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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

ISL received aigr and full assortment of the above
Garden Seeds 81 the Last crop het reputation is too
wen established ia require comment, COME quickly.
Jan lo~w3mIi nsfAbiEll, Drug Rist, Agent,
KIM Lns FRESH vENisoN FoR SALE ny
''V0 Jan lots llNSlfY TAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Goiien Prospects Of Colonel Fre,noni-The last
Philadephil News contains letter from lhis c v sta
ting That letters have ba.n eceivedb by Mr. Benton
from Col. Fremont. in which the interchangeable expra
tn states, that npon piece Of ground purchased by him
fe1r the bay # san Fnuesco gold mine has heen $
covered, which in magnitude and wealth exceeds any
thng If he kind ever found in California Il is not
ralcer, but natural mine. in which the virgin mineral
Is concealed in all its purity, without being dinused by
volcanic ac ion throughout whole acres and lost in the
sands of he surface.
sc dey, Preuss, and others of his early associates,
whom he took with him his tour hlher are he con-
dnclors of The mine, and now according 10 these let
teIs, roog in alll1ence and weld maneyed influence
more potent that The weaIihie~t Of Atlantic nabobs -
May their shadows grow less nor leir Pipes Of
which they seyeraly were SO pas~ianstcly fond ever
cease Ia eur with the smoke Of comfort and content
ment ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

: vs. Read the eloquent article, on our first page
rom the Richmond Examiner, on Father Mathew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
/. va y'ss' r..

'1lds is To nre"am all pcrens hom hunting fishing o
oiherwtae trosnssng upon landa, lyng IN the coun
ties oi Bodipra aud Campbell The law viii be- glly en-
iatced against all such offenders
Jan lo-Mim FREDERICK kABI.FR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Atif.Nt1 OF
Dr. 4 =. Rifcb's SrfPbr0fPd .Yedsrtses.
TSEB by him with such distinguished in the
u Of Coughs, tnnsumpon Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, onorhwa, Piles, Female Complaints &c
Sc.Also Dr. S = Fiteh's Abdominal supporters, Shout
der Braces, nhalug Tubes, and eouies Consumption,
the preserving Lille and Health 10 Old Age &c.
JOHN II STlN has been appointed agent Tor the sale OF
the above Goods and Will keep them constantly on hand at
ms Drug Store lynebbure, Virginia.
8y-Dr. Fchs g Guidc Book To uvalids, and Directions
Tor Promoting Health and Instructions Mothers, in tho
Management Of chiljrcn,o may be had efatuoo~y, hy
calling Tot at tho Store above An extremely valusbi
Book.
Aug i3--'.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
Yrmsi Safe Of sMlMHbge Negroes.

BTNsl %WfC OF EWFNNDgG .VPgTOeS.
DY virtue deed of the subscriber
ID the 7th day Of December, 1913, by William Stepoe
and OF record in the county court Of Bedford county, SHALL
Monday, the 3st day of December, 1919, front of the
Market House, in the town OF nchburg proceed to SELL at
public aucon for cash the following Slaves mentioned in
said deed of trust: Isaac, Nancy, Lucy and Leah,
The title the above property believed 10 he good, but
acting trustee shall only convey such title is vested
mt by the said deed
EDWARD d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Dec 20-t3lDif
POSTPONENENT.
The above sale is postponed till Friday, the h instant
Jan 3-lt ED. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, the 18th
day the present month, tcen mill positively take place
+ ID. CHRIS rIAN, Trustee.
Jan It'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

We regret Ia learn flom the Fredericksburg papers
that the Episcopal Church in Port Royal deslroyd
by fire on the morning of the Goth ult The Church was
under charge of Rev. VIM. Friend. There in
surance on HE bnildng. On THURSDAY night last. the
Tavern in Port Royal occupied by WI. Weslendorlf,
was likewise burnt down.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

LIVE STOCK MARKET
BFFF.-Scale oceglt-$ 81 to 81 IS Market amply
supplied.
HOGS--si p nett market dull
MI ITONS-S2 80 10 % net, IN quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10


rRE%A TRACT OF LAND, containing one hundred
f1ss2S aud ten and half Hrtesone Tract eonta ninr
AHAtS3 three hundred aud Tint, .fou acres, with =.
scuation oi two Hefts, aud is the same Land
~szA<~ conveyed by William Jordan and May his
wife, 10 the said RdgeWay, Payne aud Mosby by thei,
deed, hearing even date with this odenture II the abnyo
sale Is not completed the day above designated on ar
count ri weather. then the sale will toxic place the a
day thereafter. Acup - trustees shalt only convey
such ttlo as Is vested ~ rs Nv the deed uilfesAd.
ALEXANDER MuNbY, rruz-
JNo. THOMPSON, JR ( tees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
Total.

The figures in both years exhibit healthy state Of
commerce, withona any material either Of imports
or exports.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Professor w. II. Allen. late of Dickinson College
Carlisle. Pa was iuangurated President of the CT
atd College at Phlladelph on Monday An eloquent
and feeling address delivered by the Hon. Joseph
IL. Chandler, President Of the Board of Directors To
which MIR. Allen replied in touching manner directing
the current of his remarks occasionally the pupils Of
whom II Is worthy Of note that there are two hundred
and eleven ~ the institution and another hundred about
10 be admitted The lutte fellows sang several anthems
with great entc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

Religious Paper al San Frdlcisco.-A gratifying
evidence Of the advance of civilization in California,
the geneoos support already gwen 10 religions teachers,
the establishment of schools. and the large cfcu
OF newspapers. BY the last intelligence from san Fran
cisco, we learn HAT religious paper (Presbyredan)
called The Waterman, about to be established in thai
city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

The Paris correspondent Of the New York Journal IF
Commerce writes:
fan viii SEE that the journey from London to Paris
has been accomplished in nine hoursa half henr being
allowed forest. The lsr editions of the London nom
ing papers were brought Paris by bali past o'eoe
in Time FIR Galgnan,'s afternoon Messenger A few
months hence you will he able to pass from one capital
II anolher ,helMeen bIeaklls and dinner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

nR. MURRELL has removed to the brick tenemen
IL 5th street, formerly occupied by VIM Ryan, lew
steps from street, and in OF Seth Hal.
seys residence gy-PLpmpt attention to all calls.
Jan 7-2wit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
Marine Affairs.

Sur Lazy FR.ySLis.--A large concourse Of persons
"a great number Of whom were somposed Of the fair
sex-sssembsd at Messrs. Perine, Patterson Stacks
yard Williamsburg, yesterday TO witness the launch
Of the shove vessel At the time advertised o'clock
every thing being ready she was loosed from her fast
enings aud giided maescaly from her ways into the
water She u first class ship, OF most beautiful
model and measures 1923 tons is $50 feet long 40
beam and q hold She Is Owned by Messrs :. rhonp-
son a Ntphevs and built for their line Of Liverpool
vessels and has rsquie for the trade. Her APP
pearancc the water is most msjestce ana the pro-
mise OF the builders that she should not disgrace the
noble lady whose she has the honor 20 bear has
evidently been carried out to the letter she Is 20 be
commanded by Captain Samuel Yeaton, a gentleman
long and most favorable known 70 the travelling pub
lie while excessively IN command Of the pscket ships
Fidelia and Oxford lie has nov another noble ship
committed to his care, and he Is worthy Of the trust
SUR wuLtas TrtL--This vessel viii be launched
20 day, AZ half past nine o'clock. from the yard o.
Mcssrs. westervtlt a haetey. at the foot Of Third
street she issto run In Boyd Hinckens' line %
HayTs pssketssonder the command Of Capt willard
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The Intelligence from California-Gold
Discoveries In Oregon.

The steamship Crescent City arrived at this por,
yesterday afternoon, from Chagres, with intelli-
gence from California 10 the eighteenth ultmo-
eighteen days later. The news is very interesting
and it will be found IN full in another part Of to-
days Herald.
There are three features in the intelligence
which must strike the reader as of interest and
importance. The first is the dreadful conhagra-
ton with which the city Of San Francisco was re-
Gently visited. This is the third conhlgration of
importance, ii we mistake not that San Francisco
has been afflicted with within the past year or so;
and although il was not so extensive as the pre-
vious disasters Of the same kind, yet we learn that
three hundred buildings have been destroyed, and
that the loss amounts to some FIVE millions of dol
lars. Great as has been the damage, however,
We perceive that il has made no very great impress
sion in that city; and so far from the inhabitants
beng overwhelmed with the disaster, they were,
at the last accounts, making preparations on an
extended scale, to repair the damage which the
connagration caused.
We learn by this arrival that the prospect Of the
miners was never better. Additional gold discove-
RES have been made, and according TO reliable in
telpence, three-fourths Of the unemployed labor Of
the United Ststes could be proftaby engaged in
producing gold in that extraordinary country 20
great and extensive the deposits Of that precious
and much sought after metal. II this report be
true and have every reason TO believe it is, the
product Of the California mines must, sooner or
later, create revolution in the currency Of the
world.
Emigration is pouring into California at rate
that astonishos even the people Of that territory
themselves. Adventures from all parts Of the
world arriving there in thousands, and the pros
pec is. before ten 6eeu years, will be the
most deEsely populated State Of tho Unon-thai II
will in power resources, and the number Of its in
hsbitants, rival the Empire State.
On the whole. the nsws from California is very
interesting. While Congress and the people Of the
United States ere engaged in discussing whether
or not that new State shall be admitted into the
confederaey. IL is going ahead towards greatness at
q speed unparalleled in the history Of the world
The truth i. that the Californian. are much less
aeiiaied on the subject than we here in the UAited
States are.
But il srpcais that California is not the only por
ton Of our Pacific territory in which gold exists
Extensive deposits Of that valuable metal have been
found IN Oregon Likewise, the extent Of which no
one can tell. Accounts Of these discoveries will
be found among the details Of the news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
TeIegraphic Summary.

We understand that Mr.. Pearce who was select
ed by Mr. Fillmore Secretary of the Interior,
has declined that post, and that the Hon. Mr. Con-
rad Of Louisiana, has been appointed in his stead.
The reason of this is we learn, that in the event
of NJ. Pearce's taking the post, democrat would
in all probability be returned in his place.
Mr.. Clay made very effective and powerful
speech yesterday in the Senate, in favor of the
compromise bill now before that body. In advoca-
ting the passage of that important measure, it will
be that he did not conceal his opinions of the
utras in the Senate, whose factious conduct dur
ing the present session has created so much agita-
ton, and prevented the passage of the compromise
He spared neither the Northern fanatics, nor the
Southern utraists, but spoke his mind freely in
reference TO both, meeting their respective argu-
ments one by one, and disposing of them with the
greatest eaee. From indications in Washington,
we would not be surprised if Mr.. Clay did not
again speak on this subject. He feels that he
has done his utmost to carry it through. He
knows that members have made up their minds as
to how they will vote, and he desires to have it de-
cided one way or the other. This week, no doubt,
a test vote will be taken, in some shape, which
will decide the fate of that measure. We warn the
Senate of the responsibility that is resting upon
them in connection with this territorial question
The crisis is approaching, and they are treading
on dangerous ground
The proceedings Of the House of Representatives
do not call for much comment. The President
made his first communication to Congress, yestsr-
day, in the form OF a message, transmitting copy
of the treaty negotiated by Mr. Heiss with the 60
vernment Of Nicaragua, in relation TO a ship canal
across that country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23

whistler att Nassau, corner Of Pine street, may Be dali
Consulted the best style form necessary fall ID
NeloTment O the features and beauties q The min
table sk In the above acquired by long experience
good taste and iudsmen smineny d. him Tor giving u
above advice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
eourrud, italian Med,cn,ed so,p Will

cure tan pmrles, frcek.s saovnes nc. Poudre Subtitle
Ter Graduating superuous hair from any part Of the
body Liquid Rouge for pale dps and cheeks Lilly white
fer red cheeks Sc At 81 walker street. hsst from
inD Broadway Calender - South Third street Philaaelsk
Bates d Co.. - Washington street. Boston.
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The new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
whig CiIques 60 oppose "a.

Dir Fillmore having selected his constitutional
advisers, the new administration may now be con
sdertd as fairly under way, aud the next thing
which will be snxtusly looked for from Washing
inrion, is some indication Of the policy which Mr..
Fillmore will adopt in reference to the great ques
lions Of The day, and especially the subject Of sla-
very. in connection with the new territories II is
conceded on ell hands, that whatever course the
President may pursue, will exercise great in
huence, one way or the other, on the fate Of the
COMPROMISE hill, hich has been before the Senate
for some months past. That matter may h. said
TO be 10 state Of allegiance for the present. not
withsianding that II Is debated more or less every
day. BY the dissolution Of the Galphin cabinet. il
has a better chance Of succeeding than il had
while they were in Office, for il is well known that
they used the influence Of their position to defeat
il, and imposed restraints on some Senator'S, who
are now unshackled and free TO act as they please
Its fate way or De other, will prob ,bly Be- de-
cid,d this week, Mr. Clay, It's great and eloquent
champion, needing repose after his long and arlu-
Gus labor and desiring TO repair to the sea shore,
to recruit his exhausted strength.
Il was not expected that Mr.. Fillmore would,
CT could, satisfy all Of the eiques MO which The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
wiusl wigsr-Citireps spd Strangers nre

nvitedt inspect fHALONs style q Wigs and Tou-
pee lie Keeps the largest and beet assortment in the city
A. his celebrated Wage Hair Bye Factory, l broadway
corner Of Dcy street. Copy the address.
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New York, Tuesday, July as, 1850.
The Obseouies To-Day,

The obsequies in memory of the late General
Taylor, President of the United States, will be
celebrated in this city to- day. From the arrange
ments that have been made, we are satisfied that
they will be conducted in manner that will re-
feet credit this metropolis. In order that every
one attached TO this establishment may participate
in the melancholy pageant, we will issue no even
ing edition of the Herald this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
MAILS ron EUROPE.
The WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Hibernia, Capt Lang, viii leave Bos-
ton tomorrow for Halifax and Liverpool
Her mails viii close In this city at half past O'Clock
this afternoon The W,skiy Herald will be Published
at o'clock this morning. Single copies in wrappers
gixpence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23

The late ipprovei kiectr0-,a ic Process Tor mssins
paguecype hksnesscs, snates them 20 he sent % All
Of the vord against water aud varied climates
81 sveiy sphere. ftese leiibe pictures aas By
helNe, lsts HnEsvn HVln,s, ~ hfosdvaJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23

color the hair whsker the it's applied without
injury TO- the heir skin II be washed mmetetey
without disturbing the color and has bad door ap
Piled q sgd, at FnALONs Wig and roupee Me afAesory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
General TnYIor.-rhe lat and hest Por-

trait Of General Taylor engraved appeared in the hr+t
Ne. q the Gallery 81 liustrous Americans II sold by al
Booksellers sud also BY BRADY 30 broadway, whore the
original DasuerreotyIe is 20 he seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23

pings 40 afnum HOTEL half proh able the sole
rapy ia the neghborbood u Barnums Museum. We're
Of Course 20 the misunderstanding Of Boots shoes and Cal
ers cheaper hsncsomer than others in town. at
ION ISIS street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
uer..t Eseitement - Crowds-Confusion-

Sdeath BROOKS, cool newly rlucked water melon
gives Ls advice the pnble, which that hey call at 5
street and his stocA Of genemen ladies'
and chdrsns b0sts shoes CATERS Gsthe best and cheap
eet in he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23

1rALi,s orrrs AT C.srLs G.sprs-Last night nearly,
II not quite four thousand ladies and gentlemen at
tended the representation Of Lucia di Lsmmermoor
IL was the most brilliant night OF the at this
establishment Between the acts OF the opera Loders
band performed some favorite music for the prone
made, 90 that there nothing tedious during the
evening We cannot speak Of the opera In terms too
exalted. Bosios Lucia was highly finished aud
artistic performances. admirably sustained 10 the last
when her execution shone msgnihcently. sslv never
surpassed, in this city, his achievements as I'd.
gardo but the asbo in the second act being encored
drew too largely by q repetition bis voice and he
did not appear In the third act This was much re-
GREETED; but N an audience will encore nearly whole
tcena, in this warm weather some disappointments
must be expected Badial sang with his usual power
and Coctt' received great applause TO which ne was
entitled The opera went % WE'LL the chief performers
being called before the eurtsi at The end OF each act
To night. there will be a Promenade Musicale By
Loders band and the opera Of Eisir DAmore, with
powerful cast Of characters This arrangement will
prove highly satisfsctory presume and 80 rich an
entsrtsiuu ebt varied By such talent will be duly re-
gsrded BY the public.
Madame Augusta is at the Walnut Street Theatre
The annual Commencement Of the Wesleyan Uni
veftity, At hiddletorn, Conn, rhl take place on u
9Th u August Preximo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-23
City Intelligence.


LArIro THE CoEsKR SrosE OF CHuRcU. Yesterday
afternoon the interesting ceremony OF deposting the
Fourteenth street and Second avenue. performed
by Mr.. smith On arriving at the place found
congrelated to witness the particulars OF this int.
resting celebration Towards six o'clock the ceremonies
eommsnc.d by the offering up of prayer, after which
hymn. expressly composed for this s.lsmn ocsasion
AT the termination of the hymn, Rev. Asa Smith made
few remarks stating that the foundation Of the pre-
sent edihce laid by the exertons Of few Ieaous
gentlemen, whose names, along with those OF the
building committee etc, ne then made known 10 III,
congregation. lie then gave description OF the plan
eerOfoing TO which the church II TO be erected and
statement Of the sum OF money requisite for its
petion wheh will amount to ATTY five thousand dol
lars. He then enumerated this various articles con
tanned In n copper box which intended to be laid
beneath the corner stone After some further remarks
he proeerosd to perform the most interesting Of
the mony, the laying OF the corner stone Every
thing had been previously prepared First was dsp,-
sitsd he copper box upon which then placed the
eornsg stone. This ,ded by Offering up the
uoluding prayer, after which Rev. Or. Adams dc.
lt.E ,d an eloquent address the substance OF which
that the erection 81 churches for the purpose
g disc uinating Christianity. At the conclusion. lac
gave thu cancellation, when the assembly dispersed
SAP Asp F.rlL Acc'Dt,I on rms R,nse.D.-on
Saturday morning last. a. Mr.. Hunt was riding In
one horse wagon accom- panied by his step.
Mrs Blake At the stamford sTossing about half mile
from Stamford Conn the wagon came In contact with
the locomotive train of cars coming from the east
which shattered the wagon into pieces throwing Mrs.
Blake and Mr. Hunt distance %, innieting great
injury. and Mr.. Hunt now lies very dangerously HL
Mrs Blake, whose residence In this city. Ia
whitehall street, the South Ferry, was brought
home a corpse.
A PunIro Buuurtos Of tive large organs win take
place this afternoon at the mandatory Of Mr. Henry
Erben No 1T2 Centre street, between the hours of
and o'clock Messrs. King. Lodsr, Greatorex. rdn-
del Bergc, Loretz, and others, win perform the
occasion
Dram DRowrINe. Coroner Geer yesterday held
inquest on the body Of Christopher Ledwith aged
&c years, born In Ireland. The deceased was taken
from the water on Sunday. in Old slip. man by the
name Of Cline was placed In custody. on suspicion Of
being accessory to the death The vcroist rendred
as follows-That the deceased came TO his death by
drowning. under circumstances unknown TO the jury
On this verdict being rendered the prisoner Cline
discharged from custody.
susrIcroUs CIRcunsr.Sct The coroner. yesterday
afternoon. called 10 investigate mysterious
In the Eighth avenue, between Twenty seventh aud
Twenty-eigbth streets. 10 seems that
found dead. covered with blood in nshed build
ing The case Is under Investigation.