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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
TO TIE PEOPLE OF THE TOWN OF LYNCH

In the "Pario OF the 2sth January 1850 the editors of
that paper in speaking o the pas age the
Covngon Rail Road Bill and Of my favour of the
bill pleased to 'this result has caused profound
sensation in this community We leave Mr. Wills to settle
this matter with hi. constituents"
The Republican" of the date referring to the
vote, expresses the opnon that in giving that vote
committed the evil queuccs of which will
most seriously felt by the people this town. and of the
and which will be regretted by him the ongcs day he
shalive." The Editors Of the last mentioned paper re.
ference to my vote against the fifth OF The
ons upon the subject OF Slavery have been pleased add
"Mr. Ills Will have fearful give to his CON
stitucnts when he returns to their bosom"
thus as conceive, not only invited but requested
explains if can, the grounds upon which gave these
and the people OF ynchburg that nothing would
afford pleasure han to be afforded the opportunity Of
doing Though have withdrawn from their service, and
again expect to be candidate for their suages their
generous support oil me heretofore in with the peo
pie the count, places under obligations both to them
and the people OF the county, which would be difficult
to forget and which demands at hands the eSplana
ton any vote NAV have given which in their estimation
is in accordance with their interests | now an
nouncc that it has all along been my purpose and that
it is still my purpose, at no very distant day. ad-
dress the people of Jynchburg, publicly, these sub
ects in the event of its beng Tor them
tend public meeting, to endea by publication through
the medium Of The public papers Of this place, TO set myself
right before them. am not vain enough TO believe that
shall he able to satisfy every bpdy-thee know
should be wholly unable to satisfy of thingI
thees confidently believe if the people will hear me, viii
read what may write upon the subject shall be able
demonstrate to muchhe larger portion of them, that have
by the have given injured either the State
town Of Lynchburg the Virginia and Tennessee Raj
Road the contrary expect to be able to show il the
those who dsapprove my votes the subject
Internal Improvement had been carried out should in f
carried out the would have bcen and it
persisted in, will be only injurious the best
1ynchburg but probably fatal to the the Virginia
Tennessee Rail Road There which
have induced to postpone my purpose thus long and
yhich make it that should DELAY while longer
One that desire 20 fory myself with doc
umentarv evidence which expect in the lew
DAYS In determine to address the people publicly
(Which should much peler due will be given the
time and place. J WILLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

RICHMOND. April 4

RICHMOND Apil l.
TOBACCO.-Recei and inspections continue light
FOR The season; market aher weaker for lnes and loaf
We quote Logs 81 50 So as in qualify; Leaf &6l n
GIG q.
Fi0UR-Small sales of Richmond superdno lave
been made throughout tho week nj 81 - per barrel
Last sales Scoiisville Flaur at 81 93i per Dbl.
WIlEAI-Iiule dane IN the market; we continue
tn quote white 81 % 10 81 ON, aud red at 81 OBJ a
81 05 per bnshel.
COMA good demand exists for dstilety purp sea
We quote So cents per bushel The pcc for far
lois.
WHEAT OFFAI.-Ban IA cts Shorts l6 cent?;
Brown Sufs % cts Ship Stnfs 40 cents per bushc.-
Demand fair and stocks lqht.
CORN MEAl-60 lots cts per bnshel
GUANO--Peruvan s Is Tor five tons OF mo re; small
er quantities so per ton.
PROVISIONS
We quote city cured Bacon at 7 cents, h,g
round, old Wes,ern sides 53a6 cents; Il; old
Western shoulders iads cents, 5a5B; Hams 9
10 els. Lard, in bbls OLAF CTS in kegs 7a7 per
BUTrER-M Mountain .frhin.li cts. per h. for
superior article; ordinary article may be quoted at
10 | | cents.
FIAXSEED 81 Ie-none arriving
SUGNRS-A good demand To the country trade
isis without any apparent chanre in prices say, New
Orleans 1. 3. cents; West Iodia 6, cts. per d..
CiOVERSEED.-3i, a 81. per bushel. dull.
BEESW AND a % cts per In.
COAi.-t0 to l9 cents per bashelj best Clover Hi
Is cents
CANDIES-We quote taow Candles II IL cts
IIull's paien, lac; Patarsco ademanIine 2S cents;
Spermare AZ 10 A cts; Cincinnati adamaniine 27a25
New Orb ans candles 26a27
FEATHERS 80 30 cts per h. f'r goose
FISlI-No cut Ileriings IN frs, hands; retail
nrice So GO. No gross 81 . 80. NIackerel-
No |. 3l3-2. $50. s. 80 Shad -t5i q. dull
1IDES--Green sailed cents per H.; Cali sailed 81
cents To- 81 each; Spanish -. IA cents.
IRON-Pig Iron s2i TO $50. according to quality;
Swedes t95 per ton; Eoelish So; redegar (Rchmond
msnuiactory) 800: Up Country Bar tS5 to ISL. accor
dinv 10 quality Nall eta.
LUMBER Clear white Pine, t}3 refuse clear i27;
nerchaniable SIG 90; refuse SI2a II per NJ; inch
pine Plank from $40 10 Sl4 per NJ; three-quarter inch
pine Plank $40 10 1921; ho'rng. rough. from iiS In
500 dressed S}Oa35 lisls $40 30 two inch Plank 4l2
al4-none in market; weather boarding. ST. 10 II. Dull
LiME-Nlafkel very dull-lAst sales % cents from
the wharf.
PLASrER-Lump. 81 s3. from the wharf on the
Basin 81; tierces Of 500 pounds ground 81 ID.
| SALT-None arriving; from stnre the prlces 81 60.
SOLE IEATIlER-Good IL a 10 cts; damaged
| l25 a l6i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

Feho,o Cai.rns-l would have you reflect that |
am, Ike great many other people, candldae for
in the House OF Delegates OF Va. And although
know the danger of ink, OF ones tongue, and of types,
an so fully convinced OF claim 10 knowledge of my
opinions upon the questions Of he day. shall brng all in
requsion that you may get them before the day Of cleo
lion.
As'aunch believer in the Education of children and
youth, the means Of spreading knowledge amongst
grown people and eciling the talent of the c,unry, for
the Of the country. go for such systems OF primary
schuos Gree not the people in different counties
may prefer. | am also the friend Of every Academy
and college the State, and of the University Of Vgl
MA.
The State engagements excepted. there should be no
appopria ions roads Of any sort-not collar
until the Rail Roads chartered, are comp leted.-
These roads finished the wants OF The people, as t" roads
will be more apparent. The hundreds Of Turnpike
they drlvins and wasting their own and the
States moaey upon will be abandoned the moment the
lines of Rail Road, any where within their reach are
finished.
Whether there should be a convention To amend the
constitution of the State. depends upon the sort of men
sent to it. to do the work. The bill upon which we
voe secures the proper basis OF representation IN the
Leg stature. The capacity Of the people 10 select their
agents is not to be gaIusayed and sh ud vote f con
ven,ion conessing fear, however, that IN this age OF
Radical SIN and progress too much will be done As one
of the people suggest that the delegates 10 the convrn-
ton. should 90 there unpejged 10 any reform whatever
that they may have The benefit Immature reflection, ana
the int change If opinions with others.
As regards Federal relations, am Unionist, fellow
citizens under any and all circumstances whatever, whe-
Their of injustice, provocaon oppression, injury or IN
suit. will bear all AID still Grown upon every al
tempt ALLEVIATE portion Of our county from The reS
Sc AID therefore, opposed to the Southern conven-
ton proposed 10 he held at Nashville in June next, 10
deliberate upon the slavery question Its effect, what
ever its purpose will he agitation. few Southern hot
hloods assembled will resolve lots of dennncatons.
The demagogues and Fanatics of the North will speed
" return buadsde of the same sortahuss industri-
unslv teleuraphed North and South will nightly maj
the settlement of the controversy. now happily IN fair
way of adjustment the proper place, under the copir
and BY the management of statesmen having the conf
dence Of the people, and possessed Of talent TO challenge
the admira ION Of ME Globe Let the ultra Of the North
and tic Snulh. lct lhem alIne.
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Range Of the Thermometer,
REPORTED ron THE "vlpGINi.N" NY
ID. Ii. PAYNE & BROTHER, Book sellers,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBuRG. VA
Valuable Real and Personal Estate
1T .ITGTED.V.

SHALL offer Tor sale the premises, To the highest
bidder at credit oi six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
-four months Saturday the 10Th April 1880, all that
valuable property Cooke Street, which reside
consisting OF quarter of Acre of ground good
stanal two story Brick Dwelling House thereon and other
necessary buildings And ALSO the lot adjoining, which
Is erected large Tobacco Factory Also, all the Screws
Presses and fixture for pzng and manuiac
turing Tobacco. All Household and Kitchen Furniture
and suudy slaves The above sale 10 the real will
be made Tor negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, and
be applied TO The payment ola lien which the Farmers Bank
holds it, and which lien will be released and the proper
title made payment Of the purchase money This sale is
made by oil the Bank, with the understanding that
the proceeds OF the Real Estate he applied their lien
thereon. PLEASANT pARIIN.
We, as endorsers, consent to the above sale
PLEASANT I.ABBY,
April 4-wt2Otpif ". KNIGHT.
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.1TCTIO.N. <.7LE.

IN the 10th day this month"; shall offer for sale, the
~ FOUR LOTS, with the large white house thereon,
in the occupancy of DR. Edwards situated in the neigh
bourhood OF Mr. Tabb', the limits the corpora
hon OF lynchburg the same property bought OF L. Dupuy
and we those decree Tor the balance of the purchase
ney has been paid oil Thus property bound to the Nir
ginia Bank for S6o and to the Citizens Saving Bank of
lynchburg Tor $500 The sale to be made by the
OF the sad Banks ccdo6 6, II, IL and - months,
negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed and the title to be
withheld until final payment The title perfect, coming
down from lynchto Dupuy and WIFE, aud from the latter to
the undersigned. PLEASANT pARI1N.
The decree of pupuy and wife has been paid oil.
April S-wt2Oht =. GARLAND.
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Office Of The Baltimore .fmrricnn.'
Ea,n.y ApRIt IF NJ


FRIDAY, APRIL 5--5 =. NJ. :
Beeacan This article continues IN be scarce. and
quotations have advanced, holders asking "a cts
CdtIe--The market On Monday quito dull
The offerings reached 500 head II beeves, of which 3b3
were sold city butchers 80 left nnsold and
and 100 were driven To Philadelphia Prices ranged
from So a. the hoof equal 10 $6a7 70 net and av-
eracing 50 90, gross.
Hogs-We quote from 81 10 s. 80.
CoGse-The auction sale of 1900 bags RIO. an.
nornced for Tuesday last. was attended by full com
pany After the sale had gone far as $50 bags, rom
prising common good qualities. at l0sal0s cents, It
was stopped by the withdrawal Of the b,lance On The
same day there was sale Of 100 bags Rio. by private
contract on terms permitedto uanspire Yesterday
the English advcps To 22d March, by steamer Europa.
were received. They say AT London, Coffee is down
six shlinns or fifteen shllings from the top price ii
few weeks ago" The effect # these accounts has been
to give new depression this market. but To what ex
tent is vet TO be seen nasmrch there are no trasac
tons to Indicate present values. The inpot' OF The
week are 1920 bags Ro. viz: 1922 bags by the bark
Dslawarian and $500 bags nv bark Hermitage; and ais,
$50 bags and lao hhs from Kingston. Jam; q bags from
Porto Rico; and | IS bags cuasiwise from New York
Candlcs--Sperm Candles continue 10 sell at 1la1o
cts.
Feathers sales IRE making 50a35 CTS.
JIo,yard Street Ftor.-Ihe lransac v'ns this week
have been quite limited. BUYERS OFT ring the clos
ing price Of last wee 81 62. but the stock f sale he
inp pht holders were much disposed 10 OPP rate al
III, Sc iourese and hut few s,es made. To day.
however prices advanced and the market app"ared more
lively We noe sales on Saturday Ut VI bills; On
Tuesday Of 400 bills. and Yesterday Of 80 bills ali at
The uniform rate of$4 62i To-day sales Il 200 bills
were made at 81 62l; 100 bbls At 81 ooia"d 4oo e0ls
at 81 rs
Citu Mills Fow.-Sales Of parcels have heen made
in the course OF the week. u Wednesday inclusive. !"
tho uniform rare Of 81 62i Since then the market has
become more m; there ,re buyers at u Oh, aud 4
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNcHRURe. APRIL q. 1850.

loBAttO,
gh'y hhis inspected the past week, ca hhs sold a.
follows VI hhds lugs, portion old ,nt,tiar at from
- eo To So 30 average So TO- 30 hhdS Leaf at from a
% ~ 80 average 81 Az The quality and condition III
continue good, aud the prices o shipping Lug rather
MiiENr-so cts Tor Red, IS for white
WILLIAM r SMITH.
Commission Merchp Mt
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EUROPE,

The steamer Europa arrived at Halifax on the
Sd inst. She brings no political news OF interest
There is nothing occurring upon which to base
speculation, Or which is calculated to excite IN
terest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

Ng- We regret TO see in the budget of news
by the California steamer, that Midshipman B.
T. TABB, has been murdered. Our town rea'
ders will recollect, that Midshipman Tabb Is the
grandson of resident Of our town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
467 ACRES,

49, less. Also one other tract, on the
same creek, in said county containing $50
ss>- Acres, NOR. less, adjoining the former
Also other Tract the waters OF said creek in said
county, containing aa6 Acres ! adjoining the
lands OF George Penn and others Also oher Tract
the waters oil said creek In tina said county, containing
Acres, less, adjoining tho lands Of Charles Pheipa
and others Also other Tract in said county, the
tiers Of said Creek containing $50 Acres lees, ad
joining the lands 81 Staon Wheeler and others Also
other Tract, Bent Creek containing 300 Acres mors
loss, bounded by the lands Of Dabney ooc others
Aso other Tract, the broad Creek con-
tanning 5 Acres, less bounded by iands u
Rves w h,e and Others Also, The following Negro men,
10 wit: Peter Iewc Sandy, Bill, Spinner, Sam, Page,
Joshua, Jerry, John, Joe. Also the following Negro bays
To vii Neptune Bob and Henry. Also, the following Ne,
gra Women, Girls and Boys, to witt Philiis, a woman,
Pleasant, Jenny woman, Nancy and daugh.
ter Lucy, Grace and her three children, Bbb her three
children Kitty and her two children, Rachel and her five
children 10 wit Mcky, Anderson Nel.on Jesse Wia
Matilda and her Ave children Martins Edward, Nary San.
DIV, aud - Also, Caroline, girl Jenny, girl ;Sarah
g,tli Pstey and Sivey, women Also, interest OF
ieihs IN the following II Slaves To wit; Sawney, Jenny
and her five children, John, Jacob, Sally and Others
tname, not gye Judy and her three children James and
others given The other 59ths Of Slaves
belonging 10 the lsgatoea OF Thomas Walton Also the
increase Of Of the ahave named female Slaves since tho
date'nf the aforesaid deed.
The title Ia all 81 the aforer a"cl Land and Negroes 10
believed Ia be good but acting Trustee, will only con-
sey such title a. Is vested In by the deed ainresad
SAMUEL. Mc), REID, Trustee,
April ii-22M
I'll.
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N E w @ o o d s.
EXTE NSiNE STOCK OF
Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
MARCH 20, 1850.
BELL RUCKER a. BROOKS,

1YNCHBURG, VA.
ESPECrFUILY invite their friends both in town and
IL country, aud the public, to call and examine carefully
he very extensive stock which the attention OF
requested This stock embraces great variety OF the
STYLES OF goods to be had in this country well
the staple styles and all styles oil goods ,sbon sI
ecpto shall be offered prices which will at satisfy
Goods of the best quality and medium grades
the inferior, shall alike be offered at iou
prices or iotoer goods be had in market
for CASH, punctual customers that pay once year
March 2I--tsif
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Rarguc Isabella" for Bremen.
rI,IiE fine Bapc "ISABEIlA" daily expected At City
Point to load Tor Bremen. Being small vessel, she
will meet with dispatch.
We prepared to make cash advances on eorsignmcns
of Tobacco to the address OF friends, H. H.
Meier x Co, by this vessel -
LUDlAM WATSON,
AprliI-2 Richmond.
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FOR KE.NT,,

roAA The House and Lot in Lvnehburg, sd-
E5Nss;A Joining that Of the Rev. Mr.. kin"kle. Ap-
2ad 10 " ply to VIM T.. YANCEY.
- April ll-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

LYME BoorS AND GAIrFRs-Just received an ax-
sortmcnt 81 MIR Mullins fine pump sole aud stitch
Boots Also hnc Gaitcrs. j.. LOCKWOOD.
April Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

IYNCnBuRG CIOr,iiNt: EMPORIUM
NOTICE. Finc French Cloth Coats made to order md
y trimmed In the hes, manner, complete, SiS %,
No. ! Lemonie's extra finish, trimmed in the richest
style, $40 90,
No Bayolie'. extra do do do $50 M
April ii-ts u. LOCKWOOD
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EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURuITURE
DRY GOODS.--CIAGETT DODsoN, corner Or Pcnnsyl-
vana and 9th would respectfully inform
OF Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and
that they have just received the following addition their
well assorted stock Of goods In the above line
10 pieces imperial three ply carpeng all In patterns
coos and Of great fneness and thickness Of body cheap
Is pieces *. superior ingram do f4rs3 y ", 49,
These bought
win be sold accordingly. Sssf. III 'YT
IS pieces Spanish mangs color excellent and most
appropriate article for churches lodges hote and other public
buildings. II 10 pretty, durable and very cheap
bales Spanish door match the above.
sheets best quality weliseasoned floor
PATTERNS Of them extremely rich and beauf
halls passages intended TO be covered with it. cut
order In piece
- pieces A and "a LEIPZIG table ocIoth extremely rich
beautiful
superb Edinburgh rkand blankets from the smallest
largest goods cannot we
think, be equalled In any other house here
1914 beautiful AIlendale coyefets N
! do Ia, do. l0-s and "a, at very low prces.
Also, case newse, beautifully knoed into figures.
case rich Dresden quilts IN oriental figures, coor pink blue
pieces extremely rich laine window curtains.
do daask laine for window curtains, with drapery
hanging asses gps conice and
all corresponding and win be
NJ low as any other house In the country. sct
We take this OF informing that
In this enterprise stned with the determination and
sell goods that win advantageous the purchaser and
facilities Cor obtaining goods the sk
such thing impossible. We respectfully public
that they viii always ind at o
all kinds Of furniture dry goods which will with pleasure EXHIBIT
to all who call and mink mot hard Of IL DO not eel.
Dec l-MTh3w cLAGErT DoDsoN
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NE psutos q Ihons. Dewey aamasrs,or u Dssd Dew
y eoee.sea, E@ rouney VERMONT extern
son Of patent granted 20 said DAVID Dewey or an
horse rakes of seven years tou the d
which takes place on me I'D day Of November i6SI
u o.dssed that the said petition Be Psssas ocs on
the first Monday June II O'Clock m and I'll nsrs
petition ought not TO be granted Ar II ~ - -
ordered also mat MS nolies " puhed IN ,As Rsp.be N
sisenser and Unon, ashinsoa sig Tslegaph Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Journal Providence, Rhode Island
nal Albany New York Free Press, Mddlebu STATE
Journal Indianapolis Indiana once week fof successive
weeks previous Monday June
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Pacnt..
r. sEde above papers win please copy and send ueir
bills 20 the Patent ohce with paper containing ibis
Feb 25-law3w s' l7s.'f-
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NEW MUSIC-Just received Music and
Stationery Store, iah street. Pennsylvania
the following and popular Music, from ihe pahher WI
liam Hall Son, New Yok, which viii sel reduced
price, four cents per page WIN. FISCHER.
Lonely Ros sung BY Jenny Lind composed By Bale
Gentle Voices, BY Charles Clover
Why do Weep Thee admired ballad, by Wallace
When pensive feelings wake the sigh, written Phillips
Were but his own wife, BY Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. sloman
Dgent Hose Company Quick Step, performed by Dodwouhs
Band.
Two Merry Gpsies, a duet, by McPanen.
Voice from the Waves duet composed
The Preside Song, by W. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament
The Moonlight Of the Heart by Suakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christy' Minsres .e
yard.n
The Pensye Thought Las, Adieu composed by Gonsonse
Filtration Polka, by NJ strakosh.
Robert Ie Dable, arranged by y. Boyer
Uncle Ned, with variations, by james @. Maedcr.
The Syren Polka by NJ. Snakosh.
La Syiphide, Fantasie Rsmantique, by M. Suakosh
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by g. Enrich
Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree.
Oh, watch you wei by daylight.
The Rose OF Tralee.
The Bowid Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Dinnh Crow.
The Low Backd Car
on, would were girl again.
What enchantment
The Sisters Call, by l.. Trip.
Child Of The Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Raaplan, a sung BY Jenny Lind.
Mnxurka, BY Baieman.
NV boat and buge horn, by Watson.
The Chamois, as sung BY the Raner family.
Our fsir Italy, Duet.
Beethoven's Dream. Decf
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College OF ST. James, Warrington county, MarylnEds
THE Eighth Session open Monday October l. on which day
Punefua attendance OF
duties of promptly
potant that all their members places
opening Of the The from
LIST Of October the Isl Of August being
August and In the College, all the usual classes under
full corps Of professors have for several been pursuing the
OF collegiate studies equal prescribed older
colleges Of The North AZ The recent the laird adu-
ating class received their acadcmcai degrees.
In The Grammar School, which immediately adoins the College
the classes carefully trained
under die q the Professors q The College Thus pupils
the institution early and their entire
course O. study under the direction until they gHduaia The
mercantile embraces partial members
collegiate or preparatory closes who may be preparing for the count
all the privileges and advantages Of their sub
ng In place Of the classical studes such
cessary a preparation for business.
French study without charge, all
In addition French, students
without charge, German other modern language.
The location tine College IL perfectly heau
villages
young Moral and religious education chief design Of the
sifufon.
charge, covering expenses
gas months The rules the College carefully
any other expenses OF the student.
All the Departments under immediate Of
undersigned, whom application made for
Register f further information, wen for the admission
Of pupils JOHN D. KERF0oT, Rector,
Aug 3-2awamt College Of ST. James, r. o., Maryland.