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ExEcUuyE DEpARrhESr !
don, Dec. 81, 1852.


ExscuuyE DEPARrhESrs 4
Clarendon, Dec. 81, 1852.
In relation to the PardoniRg jpoper:-
Whenever petitions shall be presented sr
pardon, the report Of the Judge who tried
the case will be roquisition, in all cases,
not TO be omitted.
The facility with which appeals for
mercy can be obtained, are too well un.
dess,ood TO weigh with the Executive; and
70 enable the Governor TO dispense the
high prerogative Of mercy, which 10 q
constitutional be9uest, il Is Incumbent that
dispassionate statement should be made.
This detefmination IL absolute. q
By order: " b. T. WATTS.
Secretary Executive Departments.
p Jan, 5tk, 8s2g ~ z7'1raf &c
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III O T I e 81 ,

FORWARN all persons from trading or
4 trnfficking with my son Benjamin Abbey
franklin Ross, on my account, for he is not
OF age, and will not pay any debts that he
T. WILLIAM ROSS
Dec. ~, 1852. 47-3tpd..
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NJ is c B L L A N b OU s =.
A TEACER WANTED.

TO take charge of the Franklin A
Il cademy, the next year. Applicants
must be competent to prepare young men
to enter the South Carolina College. A sal
cry ofsix hundred dollars will be secured to
the teacher, with the liberty to take all that
the school will yield over that amonnt One
who intends making teaching permanent
business will be preferred. Applications
must be received by the 18th Of January.
Testimonials of Character and Capacity
will be required
Address
=. B. MASSEY,
Secty. of Board
Lancaster &. III. s. G. Dec ~, 1852 46-tf
~ Tri-weekly .Caroinian copy times
and send bill to this office. S.BM.
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N | sc Il l. i A N Il 0US
PROSPECTUS
%oF
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

LIE LhNUASlEh LEDGEK.
hN TIE first of January next, this pa
~ per will be enlarged and greatly i'm
proved. The Editor Is happy to announce
to his readers, that he has made such ar
rangemcuts, rs will enable him to give week
~, Il news letter from Charleston, the me-
tropolis of the State, Washington CITY and
New York. These letters will be written
by men of experience and information, and
all matters of general interest will be faith
fully chroniclcd. "a
These arrangements require considerable
outlay, but tho evidence we have received
the first year, encourage us to march onward
and give our readers weekly paper inferior
TO done in the Southern Country.
We cannot reduce our price from two dol
lars but any person sending us six new sub
scribers and twelve dollars, will receive the
Ledger one year gratis.
r. S. BAILEY,
EDITOR g. PROPRIETOR.
LANCASTER G. H., s. G., Dec. 1861.
tg Is it asking too much of four breth-
rem of the Press in this STATE, to give the a
bovc two or three insertions
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Notice /!

A PL persons who are indebted to the
"A subscriber, arc informed that their
notes ore in the hands Of ]. c. Sscrcst, Esq,
for collection, and are advised 20 save costs
by settling before February. -.'..
* arrst Be- +. TRYON.
5any II, 1883. .....a..sr ..- lS-3t
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[so. MI
By THE GOVERNOR.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
December 81, 1852.
All communications to the Governor
should be addressed to him at bis resi-
denee in Clarendon, Fulton Post Office.
BY order: b. I. WATTS.
Secretary Executive Department.
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Allictters must be deposited by s'o'cIk
p. M, to ensure their departure BY nsxt
mail. ~
All transcient newspapers sent are re-
quired to Be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed. -
All persons who receive nswspapeya
and other periodicals, win ohaervs thatthe
law requires The postage Ia be paid gsav-
terly in advanc<. sVs
MAGILnp.H.
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REM 0VA
N E w A r. RIv AL.

THE subscriber having removed to that
Il part of Me-. Hsseltine's Store, Formerly
occupied by Mr.. Smith The Jeweler, where
he has just received new supply ofall kinds
Of stock for Manufacturing boots Of all de-
seiptions, He Is now prepared 70 mauufae-
tases H0Sts ne Shortest Notice and
Of good material. Ho hasxalso for sale,
a Few psinof I.adyaand Geutlemen's
WAFER PROOF CDRK S0IsES, at roas.
ssnable prices.
wANTED.--ANAPPRrSrrcE TO
the above business, for particulars enquire at
the sign sfthe BEG BOOE, ,lges
Sas 3lfS II. GARSIDE,
Dec. ID teb2. t5--tf
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THE LANCASTER RAILROAD.

THE LANCASTER RAILROAD.
A + = mseting thc Commissioners ap-
IA pointed at lancxster Court House, by
the Charter, 20 incorporate the Lancaster
Raii Road Company, tho following resolu.
stona were passed and ordered TO be publish
ed: q. !. ssasyt ~
Resoired, That The Books Of subscription,
tothe capital stock ofthis company be open.
ed for the Camden route, Chcsteryillc route
and Ridge~ay route. on the first Monday In
February next being the 18th day Of the
month. AND kept open for sixty days, closing
-on the ssyenth day Of Apsil next, at the fol-
tng places and under the directions of the
following commissioners
As Lancasfcr Court House, g. O.
Nxoa Barnes, r. K. Cureton,, James II.
Wiihsfspoon, Thomas w. Husy, WIN. Nc.
kenaa, w. c. Cauthan, John Adams, w. A.
Moore, ~ X. Price, and James Robinson.
At Camden, sc.
John Rosser, w. Thurlow CASTOR and
Enoch Tryon.
Al WinRsboro', s. C.--Samuel J. Barhloy,
,. H. Hammond and }. ii. Rutland.
~ Chester Court HOUSE, 8. C.-John A.
Bradley, samuel MeAllily and c. n. Melton.
az COum0t0s y. C.--Jafaes ". LYlea. j.
Caldwell and John g. Bowman.
A Ckariesios, 8, C.--S. 8. Farras, James
+ Chambers and Frederick Z. Fraser.
AZ CiySwns Ssors, Lancaster Dissrie,
T. I. Ciybarp, Urish Williams, and An
drew sehnaoa. a ,s
A Fla Rack r. q. Esyshap District--
Miliiam Kirkland. WIN. Fletcher, and Jesse
Tueeialo. = ~ 80 -" - -
AZ Ms9sfs 0ls Ssoss, CAesssr Dis,,;et--
ewn - neekhan, w. a. RoseborouRh and
AZ Lissrty EEll q C.--John Brown. L. q
PAssefson and Wa G. Caaniagkam.
Al Mnaree. M. CD. III. Covington w
W. Hart and ,. n. Steward.
~ Iviises,s stcrs, uIaisa C.rnt,--y,.A
Wilson, Wm. Grow. sod Ioha Waikap.
~ .si5 + DIXON BARNES
Tx. CURETON.
~ hf III WfTFfERSPOON
cemmissioners THOMAS w. EfUEY.
s-fs - sg6I VIC, CAUT1EAN,
lancaster c. II. JOHN ADAMS,
zrF as w. A MOORE,
m4s n. n. PRICE,
sfta44 JAMES ROBINSON
81 - pss .sas WA. MekENkA.
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For Blackwoods Magazine ........3 90
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Pdymente 10 be made in all cases in ad-
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G. o o % s
Cheaper Than Ever,
Ar BELLAIR, g. G.,

MN ihS - " Do y ~ ID IL IL, <x.ssr1
49, wishing to reduce his stock, ~
~ of SUMMER GOODS, pre- EfakIb
vious to purchasing his Fall supplies, viii
sell the balance Of Summer Goods on hand
at rery reduced prices, those in want Of goods
will now have an opportunity to purchase
on the most advantageous terms. An early
call is solicited, as Bargains may be expeesed.
Wool, Hides, Bceswax, Tallow, Feathers,
Eggs, and Rags taken in exchange, aud a
fair price allowed for each.
CHARLES p. EVANS,
N. B.-Those indebted to me are earnest
ly requested to settle rs carly as possible, an
am in want of Money. C.P.E.
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ry character which gives them their chief
value, and in that they stand confessedly far
above all other journals oftheir class Black
,cood, still under the fatherly care of Christie
pher North, maintains its ancient celebrity,
and is, at this time. unusually attractive, from
the serial works of Bulwer and other literary
notables, written for that magazine, and frs
appearing in its columns both in Great Brit
ain and in the United States Such works
as The Caxtons" and "My New Novel"
(both by Bulwcr0 THE Green Hand" Katie
Stewart" and other serials, of which nume-
rous rival editions arc issued by the leading
publishers in this country, have to be reprin-
ted by those publishers from the pages of
Biackwood, after it has beeu issued by Mes
srs, Scott & Co., so that Subscribers TO the
Reprint Of that Magazine may always rely
on having the earliest reading of those fasci-
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now opening which will be found moro com
plete than has ever before been offered in
that city. .s. k1
All articles in their line have been mama
fdct"rcd crpressly 10 order. and IMPORTED d.
RECT and will be Warranted TO prore as
represented
The onc-pricc system will be rigidly ad-
hcrcd to, and purchasers may depend upon
every article being priced as low rs they can
be procured in any city In the United States
Particular attention is requested to their
departments Of w
Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Embroid-
cries. Carpetings, Blankets, Plan
tation WooIens, Sheetings.
... and Shirtings, Linens,
Table Damasks, Diapers,
Towellings, Napkins. Doylies,
Together with every variety oflong y
Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery
Of all kinds.
TERNs.-Cash or city acceptances
- BROWNING g. LEMAN.
No. 209 g. 22l King st. cor Market.
CHARLESTON s. c.,
Oct. 30, 1852. 81 W.
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Consisting in part as followsi 9 . \ 81
GROCERIES,,

SUGARS.--New Orleans, Muscoyado,
and West India. COFFEE.--Rio, Java, and
Luguira. TEAS.--Gunpowde Green, Hy-
son and Black. CANDLES.--Sperm. Ada.
mantine and Tallow. CHEESE. -Goshen
and English. BACON.-Sides, Shoulders
and Hams. FISH.-Salmon, Herring and
Mackerel, all numbers. SALT, constantly
on hand. TOBACCO, at prices ranging
from ton to fifty cents per pound. Segars
Of all kinds, at prices raging from eight to
forty dOllOrs per thousand. LARD and
BUTTER constantly on hand. FRUITS,
such rs Raisins, Figs Almonds, Brazil nuts,
&c, &c. SPICES.-Alspice, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and
Pepper. PlCKLES.--English and Domcs-
tic, variety. observation-disclosures
Walnut and Tomato. PRESERVES
Citron, Oranges, Lines, Pine Apple and Gin
ger BRANDY FRUITS.--Peaehes, Cher
rics, Lines, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Black
berry, Plums, &c. DRAMATICALLY
sealed articlcs-Sardines Lobsters, Salmon,
&c. CANDIES Of all Sorts CRACK
ERS.-Wine, Soda, Butter, Lemon, Sugar,
Star, Boston, &c. Constantly on hand n
good supply Of GREEN FIR UII'S, such rs
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, &c.
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The London Quarterly Review Cons rtire.)
The Edinburgh Review (Whg)
The North British Review Gree Chxrch.)
The Wostm' nst Review (Liberal)
Blackwoud's Edinburgh Magazine (T6ry.)
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Charlotte NE1N

... Charlotte NEAAa
DUE MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At 8 o'clock, n. NJ
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, xsAruRpAr
.~ At Z o'cloch, A. N.
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CANE CREEK
AGADEM Y +: .
(5NnEs NORTH OF LANCASTER C. II.
EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Principal,
IISTEES


TRUSTEES
Rev. ID. p. ROBINSON, &. w. GAMBLE,
r. ID. nj. DUNLAP, X. III. CROCKETT,
IIUGH DRAFFH l.. u. WILLIAMSON.
TNIiE Academic year consists of two scs-
Il sions the first commences on the Sd
Mouday in November, and closes the Sd
Fl day in April, and tho I'd opens on the 4th
Monday in April, and closes on the 4th Fri
day in September. .a.s..
Rates Of Tuition I'er session.
Reading. Writing, Spelling and
Same, with Geography g. T. Grammar, 90. 90
Same, with all the higher branch
es of Mathematics, Natural, Intel .
lectual, and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, astronomy, Geology.
Logic and Rhetoric. .............. $500
The School recommends, itself to parents
and guardians as well by the hcalthiness of
its location, rs by the competency of its in
structor. Boardcrs will find good accom-
modation near the academy upon reasonable
terms.
Nov. 10, 1852. 40--1Y.
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Notice, Trustees!

THE Board Of Trustees of Franklin ,Aead-
lsmy, are reqnested to meet in the Acade-
my on Saturday, the 18th inst. ,..
-. 8. b. MASSEY, Sec. Bd.
Jan. IL, 1853. ....r. 4s-lt.
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NOTICE /!

4 III. persons indebted to the estate of
~ Elisha Garris deceased, are rcqusted to
come forward and pay up.
Lancaster c. H., Dec. l, 1852.
X. +. WYI.IE, Ad,nr.
q N. b. The notes are in the hands Of J.
r. Magill, who will always be found at his
store, ready to make settlements.
X. f. WYLIE.
Dec.'l, 1851. - rs.. 40-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.
+ WILL offer my plantation whereon !
Il now live for sale, on the first Monday in
February next, said land lying on the waters
Of ilannah's creek, adjoining the lands Of
Hugh Hord, and J. III. Witberspoon, the
lard Is. well adapted to the cultivation Of
corn and cotton, as well rs small grain.-
There is in the tract about lit acres, Of which
100 acres is cleared and under good fences,
the balance Is in woods and well timbered.
t.r. r-,..u ,,.--... JOHN SINGS.
Jan. 8, 1883. -s .... 47--6t
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Negroes TO Hire.


WILL hire on the 2lst of January 1853,
Il at the house Of John Hood, decd, about
ten or twelve Negroes, consisting Of choice
fellows, boys, women and girls, belonging to
the minor children Of John Hood, decd.
.r WIN. REED, Guardian.
Mary Crye by next In Equity.
friend, Lancaster District.
VS.. Petition
Samuel Crye, ct al. for Settlement
1T appearing TO my satisfaction, that Sam
Il uel Crys, q defendent in above case, re-
sides without the limits Of this State, 1t is
ordered, on motion Of Moore, Solicitor for
Petitioner, that the said Samuel Crye do an.
swer plead or demur, to the petition in A.
boye case, on or before the goth day Of A.
pril 1859, otherwise judgment pro eonfcsso
will DO ordered against him.
J. II. .WITHERSPOON
10. Com. E. l.. ID.
Jan. II, 1853. 4S-3m. pr. fee o..
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Winsbero' mail.
DUE SATURDAY, AT o p. n.
DEPARTS rHuRsDAY, AT 4 p. n;
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LEONARD SCOTT g. CO..

~ Fulton Street ENTRANCE % Gold street
a#e New-York.
N. B.--L. 8. e. Co, have recently pub.
lished, and have now for sale, the FAR
MERS GUIDE" by Henry Stephens Of
Edinburgh, and Prof Norton of Yale Col
lege, New Heyeu, complete in vols, royal
octave. contrasting 1000 pagce, IL steel and
600 woods engayings. Price, in muslin
,nding, %; in paper covers, for the mail,
w This seork Is not dhe olS Book ofLhe
FERN" iateiy resuscitgteS sadshro,cn upon
hs market ~ a
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Intend attend to the forwarding
to do faithfully also prepared make liberal advances Coon
Messr Chambers letters Co lChsrestOn ... - =
will pay liberal prices for COTTON FLOUR CORN &C. particularly
tlargcau OF
goods would benefited considerably by giving call
CALL they will find that
sold in
B.W
Camden, January
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N Office.

" IN Equity-IAneas-
John 8. Perry, Peter ter. Bill Of Revivor
b. Perry, 5h supplemental & par.
va ... tition real sstats
Lucy Perry ct al '''Aas 5 rsss.y; s.f,, cA'''
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Levi
4 Perry, Elijah Carlisle, ard Elizabeth his
wife John J. ClAnton and Sarah his wife,
Wm. s. Perry, and Joshua Perry de-
PENDANTS in above case, reside without the
limits Of the state il Is ordered on motion
Of Clinton and Hanns, solicitors FOR CON-
plsinants, that the said defrndenta do answer
plead or demur to the bill In above case, on
or before the 18th Of April 1853, otherwise
judgment pro eonfesso will be ordered a.
tainst each and oil Of them. ~
,.-s.. I'LL WITIiERSPOCN,
... -....sa. ..... C,E. J.. ID.
Jan. 5, 1883. 4T--sm. Pr. fee o..
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NEW. .DVERTISMBNFS..A
SALE.

RY order Of James u. Withcrspoon, Or
~ dlnary, will be sold at the late resi-
dence Of John Hood, decd, on the 2lst Of
January, 1853, the balance ofthe perisha.
bic Psrsunai estate Of said dec d., consisting
OF four No. Mules one good Horse; carl
age and Harness Tbrasher; Smith Tools !;
Plantation Tools /; some Household furai,
ture about eight hundred bushels Corn (; a
quantity offodder large pile Of Cotton
seed Cotton In seed and 8 bales of packed
Cotton, and other articles. Terms liberal
6A1iD 6Aenj iSsheS' HOOD. Asm,s.
January 6, 1853. 4S-2t Or fee S24
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oCROCKERY ASSORTED.
SADDLES.-Riding and Wagon.
BRLDLES.-- do. do, .rrri
WHIPS.-Carriage, Buggy, Driver, Ri
ding and Wagon. Cards, Cotton and Wool,
POWDER & SHOT.
Also a stock of
:. . DRY GOOnS
DRY GOODS.

Consisting in part rs follows:
100 pieces prints tprices from St to 25cts.
100 Long cloth ST {" lS4ets
Large Stock Brown Homespun, 4 to I2}cts.
6 Bales vi Blankets at PT.oes from 5as dollar
TO two dollars per pair. Kerseys and Plains
from IL to 40 cents. De Kaib Osnaburps
always on hand. TITREAD-DeKalb, Mt
Dearborn, and Conc ord, also, a variety of
Muslins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, Tick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket Handkerchief,
Head Handkerchiefs, Gravats, Suspcnders,
SheetsDgs, Drillings-Linen and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindseys, Plaids, Flannels, Sali-
Gin, Surge, Cashmeres, HOSIERY of all
kinds, GLOVES, Of all kinds LINEN
SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinctts, Twceds, Rib
bons, Edgings, Laces, &c. Also, Violins,
Shot Guns and Rifles, at ten and fifteen dol
lars, and great variety Of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention.
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Camden, January 5, 1883.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

1t .usrA County The unfortunate young
wom9r. who has been on trial in Staunton for
lie murder of her infant, was acquitted on
"Wednesday last to the great JOY ofthe citizens
no. says the Vindcalor. set up ire
mend lis shont when the verdict was announe-
ed. he Judge seemed much excited at this
breach OF decorum.
Shelton >. Abney is the correct name Of the
new, appointed Postmaster AT Staunton.
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VENllE undersigned have the pleasure OF infnrmng
4 the public, that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
has nov been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
most snugupe expectations. 1t has proved itself to be
not Only remedy against the falling of the ha
on the head thus edectually preventing badness bui
bring out where it is deficient. In instance, on
lad, or gentemu, whore it has been properly tested has
i failed
Bun will let some of those who Lave tried it speak
in lis behalf
w 3tr undersigned having used Armi@end Pride :
Hair Tonic. take pleasure in esying lis efficacy, in
preventing the coming of the haW and Otherwise
strengthening and causing it to thcken We think that
rr rial will satisfy any of this, and dono there
tore hesitate to recommend It,
iIExRY LATHAM, .JoHN CLARK.
JANIS NJ. LANGHoRHE, john w. STEWART,
II. NJ. GARLAND ir., A. g. LEWIS.
number Of other names might be added if it were
thought necessary.
For sale at DR.. Lymnn's, Druggist and at VIM Il
Prdes's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
Ilous.. Pic s. per botte.-When taken by the guam
Ity thee will be considerable deduction made ia the
Price
Ordri- from any part of the United States promptly
attended To, ifuccompaned by the money.
ap 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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lhe Dl.nalsh eharaelerizs. 80 lnornl9as

- The Dispatch oharaeterizes ''the fnorhaoa
cof md delay oecaaonei by trahsbPhasaf
Without competition 10 keep down charges
These remarks apply as well 10 travel as 10
TONNAGE
Bat, willie We would keep produce rs far
| from Baltimore a. possible. and throw il INTO
rs many of The Virgins cities and towns as It
could be made TO reach we do not bold Bal
fimore IN the same terror TIA which the DIS
patch seems 10 regard il. At most it Is but
he trustee of Western and Southern lfade.
II - only necessary to cast the eye on the map
and ser he great angle which trade from srr-
gilio, Tennessee. kentucky, &c, seeking an
outlet through the Chesapeake,I IS compelled 10
nuke in touching at Baltimore, 10 be satisfied
that it needs only more direct avenue To fol-
low it. That avenue lies through Virginia /;
and no cKerlion or outlay Of Baltimore can
change the fixed arrangement of Nature.
great commercial city. an importing and
=, porting depot for all the Southwest must
crow up cwhcrc on the waters OF Virginia.
If the tirizens OF Norfolk had as much enter
Prize as the oysters aud crabs that lie u long
their shore, It would be Here. il may be at
Ethan, ~ City Point; or possibly at Rich
mend. if The navigation oflhc james be proper
" improved.
The road from Lynchburg To Alexandria
" rs necc- sary 10 unite the railroads of the
North AMI South Ivy the shortest and most a:
fraclive connecti3n. So long we are PEG
ne the great demands Of trade enterprise.
pleasure, and the spirit Of reslIessncs1 Which
,~oys u.s. vii keep travel surging and flowing
Ike ocean waves. tween the North and
south Surely it could not have been bad
policy to open up through o T own borders
chann,l thai must catch us highest and deep
est nd q. Would the Dispatch have had Nlr.
gioa diam up her borders against this great
Me Of rhoos, merely because II could mol he
urued through Richmond We know too
vel It's dcvoi IN To orr good old mother State
o believe thai Il oald. wi en- it thinks more
To such maturer and calmer rcdac
ion We invite our contemporary, and close this
rticlc. dcsigoedly without abiding to the
matters more strictly IN controversy between
t aud Col Garnet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

IA GhOCERIES AND PLdSIER.-lhe sub
-crberst continues at the fire proof brick Wnrehous,
the canal, amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c
our charges WILDE low, and forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive in few days, first assortment q
Groc71e>. which he will sell low, and buy all times
'loor Corn Meal, Oats Flax Seed, &c. for which h.
viii ejYe lie best prices.
Pig ami Bar Iron Tor sale
JAMES b. RENWICk