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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
frH.f For the Nirqinan
CONTEMPORARIES AGAINST
ft HzL LOG ROLLING
NUMBER THREE.

.Nessrs Editors-ln my former numbers | have dwell
upon snrenderng the right ntaxng ourselves by varinu
for who favor the white basis for if nine members
Of the Convention FINN Eascrn Virginia are elected
who will vote for the while basis. it Virtual surren-
der If the light of taxing ourselves and shall be en-
tifey in the power o Western Virginia. hui in addition
guarding well This point ! think should alsn adopt
come safeguard against The mprovident Of the pub
lie money, by the system of log rolling which has char.
ncterized The proceedings of our Legislature for the last
several years.
lam not opposed To iudirous arprpria to complete
The great aud useful improvements commenced or such
as may hereafter be found necessary IT, deveope the re,
SOURCES of this Comuonwt ath; but the system If f1r
rolling. by which millions wasted worthless works
To ob ain the votes of members who interested in
them Against this system. appears 10 me. that
constitutional safeguard shon be- adopted If we look
a, our publ debt we will find that restriction is
necessary 1t is as follows
Deb, of the State, without any eou-
tingency whatever, s. oil 90
Appr"p ria lions made and which
will be called for. previous To the
last session of the Lopisainrc G03q 201
Appropriate ms made at the last sas-
sion Of the Leg slature--ab,ut 100000
Guaranteed debt 10 Companies 3,9lS.00i
$S.72s .9s,
From this might be deducted the Sticks held by thu
State. the interest paying part of whirh paid last yea
943O,752. and the guaranteed DELFT which viii prohabl,
mol be called @ but under every aspect debt nov
considerable aud when we add the necessary amount
which the State must subscribe complete the great in
provemenls already commenced think that il is time
that some restriction should be engrnled on our Cons
tuition. 10 prevent unwise and wasten approximations
What this constitutional restriction shall be- is snhipc
for careful and jndicous clion On The one hand
avoid policy which will prevent ssay and usetu
Improvements being construce and On the other To pr
stop TO the res of the State being FILTERED away
for njudcious and usel SIS works
After mature reflection, it appears that tho hes
restriction which can be adopted require he Ieps
lainrr, wheneveran appropriation Is made Tor internal i'm
provenlents. 10 levy special lax, which will rcAliz
about nine per cent of the amount appropriated par
the interest and sinking fund for the gradual re
dempon of the debt, aud his tax continue until il i
paid This would, probably, put stop log rolling
insure the necessary aid all judcipus Improvements
and prevent appropriation til, that are wur hi, IS
A CITIZEN OF EASTERN VIRGINIA.
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TELEGRAPH CHURN !!

HE Undersigned having secured the rig 10 the State
Virginia in this and most valuable INVENTION, is.e
srous oil disIosing to make, and vend
said Charms, on he most ia, orablc terms
he above invention was patented on the LIST June, Si3
and re issued LIST day OF January 1880 and doubtless the
best Churn exan producing butter in from to minutes
and gathering in roll after ehnng 1t is also simple
Of construction aud perhaps easily cleaned than any
other in
This Churn exhibited at the last Far of the American
Institute in the city Of Ne York; aud there tested with
awarded to this while of the others received much
complimentary notice, from the Managers of the Institute,
II used IN the largest dairy counties in New York;
and bids fair to drive every other Chun out of use Ce.
Gates, to its efficiency, be by calling the Sub
scriber bitter STILL occnlar will be
all desiring It, Letters to the subscriber post paid will
promptly attended to.
July 22-6m JAS b. WARN
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IN u Mr'l fFtN, THOMAS u. HniaoNi
MeGtEEEN 81 laOlCOH ZEE.

~ s'oThtN y NJ Ia W, yin ttnhatbs onb0
WILL attend 10 all business committed 10 their
w the various ouuis of The city They will alsa give
prompt attention n collections Mr.. MH.ua,y is Gnis-
,innc or all the States 81 The Union, 10 ae deasiis,
Address Mrt'nfcy = ioioombc Cincinnati, obla,
AnIn l-IonILI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

The PREsIDENr's FAMlLY.-Mr. Flllm1re was mar
red in 1896 to Abigail Powers the youngest child OF
Rev. Lenuel Powers. She is still living, aud is desert
bed lady Of great WORTH modest and unoblrusive in
her department aud highly esteemed for her many viz
tues. They have INT two children The oldest, a son,
Is yonng man OF about iWertyon years Of age, wh
has just entered upon the practice of The law in Buflo
lie is said to be gentleman Of fine qnalltes and worthy
to be the of Republican President. The daughter
presents more notable example She is about eighteen
years of age Her accomplishments many and varied
and her independent, selfeant character is exhibited
IN the fact that she Is now very recently teach
or in Of the fire. public schools in Buffalo. She is
Of the women of whom The Republic has mich more RIA
son TO be proud than Of all the gay gaudy OF
fashion, who often show much for schou teach
ers as they do ignorance of the tue qualities OF repub
lican character Such family will d. honor to the
White House Phil BldkLill.
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Es O.y.y'ETs, sc. sc.

IN 18th. 1850
OK LADIES' AND MISSES BoNNt.rS lust rccey-
@'Po cd, at from ~ cts. To - each
SHOES for Ladies' Gentltmen, Girls and Boys, at from
% cents upwards #asH
RIBBONS, FLOW ERS, IACES AND LAW Ms, very
cheap, with great many other aud las hionablo
goods, which can ha sold very low for cash.
JNO. j. PtRXiS, AGsr.
PoSrScRIl'r.I am SELLING orr n great many
kinds al goods AT COST and beioc cost for CASH.
july Ij--iits J. p Aear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

we can with confidence appeal 'oea fellow citizen. lot
n continuance Of their gooi will and cauntenanee The
advancement Of the industrial interests of anr Republic
and the elevation Of The character aud dignity VI labor
the objects which have excited our enrts and siimu
lated zeal
RfroslroR, OF AMERICAS INSTITUTE.
Ne Sal Brood,ray, .Ntr York. May. 1850.
NM. HALL. Chairman
J senh Tmfey. John \. Bnntine.
Jas. r. Smith. Thomas W. Harvey.
lsaacN. blower, jarnh 4. Parsons.
JAS. II Wal or. Gadon l.. Ford,
ilcman w. Childs, Henry Spear.
Alex Knox. 1r. John & bell,
Martin T.. Ihomrsn, Ge, &. Mani.
Ralph Hall. L. W. GeiSscnhainer
Edwin Smith. Lewis G.. Morris.
Wm. Ebblt, Joseph rhompsnn.
II I. Backmar, John NJ. Rord.
WIN. G.. Arthur. Peter H. Mead,
ADONlRAM CHANDLER. Er O6ieio.
MNNAoERs.
For Information addfess ApoN,RAN tu,NptlH, Cut
rcspabding Secretary.
Z. ) EdltTs ot papers friendly to the cause.
qnested tn give the ahavc morc grauitous In
sctnns. Every individual IL or oss Interested IN
the success ui this Institution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
NOTICE !

MEEI Ting atthe stock holders Of the l.Y NGtlBtWs
~ NosEANb FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, viii
he hrid n IA, Hos. House, Monday. the 18th day al An
gusncNi, at O'clock, y NJ 10 take into eou,iderati, the
prafioly oi accepting the amendment o ,he Charter,
Gently granted be the Legislature 1T Virginia.
Bs otlei ol the President,
JAS. y. WILLIAMS, Asst Sec'fy
i,nchhurR iose anl fi,c Insurance Company.
Jul, % tlaA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
l.cr,nan Anchor Hgolliny Cloths,

rlNllf subscriber has hud large stock 81 gcnupe
i German Anchor Boiling Cloths, from No q Ia M. ~,
which he warrants 10 be oi the hest quality and cheap
the article be had IN Virginia Those want Of
Bopg tlolhs, VIII find IL to their interest examine HE
stock beufe purchasing
July ll-lmi -. T.. e.. pETENH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

JUST RECEIVED, AT J. =. WtIIJAMS',
in0A LIS Prime Bainn Sides, weighing from - 10
@lVVO ID lbs each aud Ion sale at pleasing rates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

I.YNCuBURG MARKETS, JUN go.
Provisions. baeon. 5,sa. Beet ~ TO w. Cora Meal
/ ito 50 cnnis.
F1oU- 81 Is IL 81 So
f.raia. Conn. - Ia 10 cts Oats i0t, " cents.
tiorer Seed 81 to 81 non,lnal
Uhiskey Mountain 33-langhoIne X uuni's 80
cents
Beesrar 20 In % cents.
Baiier-.l | To - eta, iat NJ. |.
Braady Apple. nome ohefint Peach. mona offering
bar Iron SIS assorted and $50 to whan drawn To
order.
Golfer Ria II 10 IL cents, I.ngnra l2l Mocha 20.
Country I.hcns--lnw -; FLAX ii csn,s
Cotton iara,-Salrs isaeo cent?.
traiters-32 10 80 cis.--Scarce.
Flor Seed -Salcs 90 to % cents.
Eh --Herfinys. No. |. 4s,; Shsd, old AZ 80
new $40 Mackcrl, NJ. J. Is 50
I'hior cents.
nW $3.50 per biol
Voot-2t to 20 cts., in demand
u DOL Rolls mo salcs.
Gin@ng-25 10 90 rrn,s.
iLcnp--We quite 10 Sc. In demand.
Linseed 0H-65 ,s-in demand.
Lard-G. t., Go
nohe@s -Wes. India 30 10 10 cts per gallon \
q. t2to - cents
Phsio-lomr, 81 to 81; Gtound A6i toE.
Sugars New Orleans Il To cents; Porto Rlc" los !
cents; Clarified u, cents, Loaf atIl2l een,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22
House UNH Int for Safe.

(f3 offer for sale, privately, the House and Lot,
ls3i occupied by Willis Bradley, and situated in that
Eli.X- part OF town known Diamond Hill The build
ings new, consisting OF a commodious DWELLING;
HOUSE. Smoke housr, Stables, Carriage House. s<e, The
Dwelling House is built of brick material, and contains six
convenient rooms, including kitchen. The Lot, upon,
WHICH the buildings situated contains about ONE
OF land, and IN pleasant part o the town There also
upon the premises, fine well OF water The situation is
pleasant and the eghborhood agreeable Further orma-
ton will be given by application TO
July l5-w3w A. COCHRAN.
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For Sale,

MILL he sold saturday, ils 9Th 81 July, 1850 On
w the premes, two Lots 81 g,ansd, ~ the town Of
ynehhntg, the property 81 the ipnofahi. William e. vss
These lats situated The sa,se of ground with
the Tobacco Factory II H. Ntmesd, tsq 81 them
tonng LIT street 30 lUi2 feet upon which thesf stone
shop; aud the olr fronting iih alley u ieet and running
back iofSi2 ect upon which there Wooden Factory
This property very valuable, aud will he ssi without
serve, upon etudh 6, ~ aud ~ months,
yANtEY DAVIS, Ahofneys
july 22-t2iih Dior VIM. q. kives.
The above sale will take plare al 4 ac,ork
MnSBN Il iIui.GOMBE, Aueif<.
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To TrUre;Ic,.s.

DuRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
i GiNGEH-pttsons travelling viii find this attete ~
corrcct thu III effects OF change VI water lis rae pss
in weather relieving the tendency 10 darrna, and
giving and strength the sionaeh For sale by
Jnl, 22-lwif JOHN ". SEAY, truggist,.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

l WISH Ia pnltlas. number ot ELY NE.RoES
] Ion which Will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
ill letters addressed me al Liberty Bedford county " i'll
receive prompt attention. w. 4. ilfNft"r.
Aug. 9--iits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

PHILADELPHIA. jelly IL. 1850.
Business generally Is dull The stock market 70
mains quiet and prices without change.
The transacons in Flour have bcen 10 n modera'e ex-
tent Small sales of common Pa brands at s. I2a5 Is
Corn Meal and Rye Flour 81 81 per bib and dull.
1hrre have been small lots of new Wheat received
Good TO prime reds lSal22 cts, White do. 1873 Cts
Yellow Corn is selling at G2a62l cl White Gi els OATS
A cts; Rye G2 els.
Provisions in steady request. Sales Of Mess Pork
a; stall % aud Prime al 50 60 Land 7,a7s cts in
bbls and kegs.
Groceries steady Rio CufIoe is firm with sales Of
prime at l0l0l cts. per b. Sugars and Noasses quiet.
Rice 81 cts. per 10.
The co ton market is firm Small sales at previous
prices Tobacco continues steady and prices unchanged
Whiskey is selling at 2la2ls cts. per galon.
Wool quiet,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-22

Deb, Of the State, without any euu-
tingency whatever,
Appr"p rialions made. and which
will be called for. preyions to the
last session of the Legislature.
Appropriate ms made at the last sas-
sion Of the Leg slaiure-abIut
Guaranteed debt 10 Companies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

and ciaiy declared that any bill prohibiting slavery SCUM
IL ,r Missouri line would receive his assent! was IL
me-, known the North had secured and was enjoying INC
hn territory North of the Missouri line, in consequence
~ ,h & nj, and obligation of the compromise recognized
bv ,l, President! Could il be reasonably expected they
NH uo in some equitable mode ad and allow the
,bt. of the South below III Both parties the South
vr thoroughly pledged and united against the Wilmot pro-
Visa and our exclusion. The presidential canvass was conf
w IN and was believed neither of tho great parties could
alct candidate who would approve The proyiso the
,yncipo of our exclusion. The great Democratic party
hon confidently expected triumph, was committed
. tie nroyso and its candidate pegsd 10 it,
TIaro the gentleman from New York Mr. DrER, iaerposed
and Mr. s. Welded the floor -,
! Mr. DUER asked him if that candidate WIS not equally
/ o,rod IN veto the Missouri compromise line!
Air Seldom resumed. Certainly not sir so lar as eve
understood On the principle that II was shlns dohe IL
fms M and acuuesced in he might well have abidrd by
~ b fe would have vetoed the Missouri line II would only
boon IN the principle that there was no constitutional
nwcr 10 ,rohib sayery North of the line and sure
IL that instead of usfying expectation OF an exclusion
from free participation would have sanctioned The contrary
Mr. STEVENS OF Pennsylvania, interposcd, and ('r. ;
Welded The uor inquired it, because the candidate o. III,
Democratic party had pledged himself 10 Veto me "ho
/ nr,yiso the people had not put Their veto on hlm
| AIR Seldom resumed. Think not oven IN The North
, ro, in rhc South where the people who vetoed Gen
20 and nreG.rred the present President, did The
IND ,I,,t Gen TAYLOR would more certainly veto the WI
, nT,;sn and secure the rights Of the South Many con
ircd that his identity of interest anu proey-!s c';'
..,.i,,nns and feelings. Southern man. gave init
u,rnnt,rs of his fidelity tho Soulh anu al maintenance
III our RIGHTS than could be afforded by MS Northern com
petitor
The hammer fell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

tntion of Mississippi younger bur more gallant State
had led great OCCASION and she would lead again ia
her place her eyes ever hgh and they Of South
ma would be with her She asked nothing more than ~.
honorabe--they womd have nothing less.
Mr. Glolson Of Va, spoke at length in favor of ar,e,s
inn the address, and took occasion To defend and define H.
nosition He advocated the will Of The minority in The c
mittce in IN able manner asking in conclusion in casa n
Compromise Bill passed Congress- would the gentleman
willing TO dissolve the Union
Mr. Newton said he had not intended to speak the oc
casion His colleague had asked however if in case n
Compromise Bill passed Congress, would he be wl!n,
dissolve the Union He had no right To pu, such que.
ton He himself was for fnid counsel- any more ts
for rash measures
What was the fact in regard the proposed Conpromi,
Bili Why five of propositions were in favor
the North. Was that the Compromise which proposed /
take for single Stale $50 miles nn the shore Of The Pnc
eating forever, and connins us to our own hol.
here AT home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
Ena TILE E.NarIREl
The hammer fell

Totie Iotcrs Of Louisa, FTaranna and Goochiatd
Having Induced by the partially oi lew friends 70
become candidate Tor your stirges AT the election 70 D,
held on the 18th Thursday in August Tor members OF me 'on
yenton to alter the Constitution OF Virginia take uir
method 10 withdraw my nanc am not willing that my
name shall be used with many Others thereby endahser-
ns the success the Democratic party tor am parry
MANI and the choice Of majority Of the voters Of me DIS
trlct. ". n. 'ii.i'.''A A'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
For Me Enonirer.

AIessrs Editors There many gentlemen in the District
composed of the counties Of ESSEX King and Queen Glou
ccstcr Matthew'S and Mddesex qualified 10 represent w. III
State Convention, among whom beg leave TO recon-
mend Col. VIM. T. Davis of King ana Queen
The Colonel is known an intelligent, well informed
gentleman of good practical knowledge and studioUs bust
ness habits lie has represented his county several years in
the Legislature the duties of which discharged with o-
nor Ia himself ana satisfaction 10 his constituents.
Acquainted with The Of the people, he knows what
will sui them IN favor vi convention and reform, ms
conservative views will prevent him from running into eN-
tremes. ESSEA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
E,,r HE T.'uoI,ir,
10 THE PEOPLE OF yIRGINIA-rHE COAvEN
rInN EOR REFORMATION.

Fellow citizens notice from The public prints That III
some portions of thu State disposition Is manifested o.
few writer's Ia take members Of Congress- and cases
even members OF the State Legislature for delegates 10 the
State Convention. This notion IS singular and should br
reuuaed by all parties II will be attended with addition
al excitement and expense oil reelection. Besides we be-
leyc the people of each District have competent with
out poin. 10 the halls of Congress for of capacity
Win all Difference talented in the public councils
we vet believe there is intelligence in the of thu
community The State is already overwhelmed in debt and
what Use can there be silly expenditure Of the pub
lie money NlhGINiaN
JuSE TO- 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

Tor Inc EnYireF.
would propose the OF the Convention District
composed the counties of Hanover King William Caro-
linz and Spottsylyana, Mr. John Page Of Hanover, as
Gentleman well qualified represent them in the Conve:
lion Ia amend the Constitution ot Virginia II Mr. Page
is win4 10 become Il candidate hope he will let u know
What alterations c would be in favor OF making in the pre-
sent Constitution Of tie State. T. u ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

70 The Editors Of the Enquirer
You are requested 10 State that the following gentlemen
will be voted iur delegates 10 represent the district cont
posed of the counties OF Southampton Isle OF Wight Nan
scond SUSSEX Suy and GreencsvIc in The State Con
vcnlion John y. Mason Of Richmond Robert Ridley oi
Southampton Robert Whitfield oi Isle of Wight, and John
r. Chuinblss Of GrcencsyIc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE II.

TOBACCO-Prccs to-day vcly we'll SUSTAINED
though the fine rain last evening" may have caused sr T
clavc iccns in favor OF Tie article to BE- rather less l'
I, would have been j. HI weather. had continued dry W.
notice 40 decline last weeks prices There was 10 tine
semmin. !nc manufacturing in tho breaks to-day ma
VIZ saw The bulk OF the Tobacco oi good quality AMI
ol generally roH Sc ~ 10 81 and - 80, and ~" boz,
heads nearly fine manufacturing from en Ia sl 20
Sothwhs landing TIL rain, which have been genaia
one adhere IL tie opinion expressed last week, that IT,
crop will be very materially shortened The scarcity :"
plnnts and the atepess o the Ia plant aud elan
will under the favorable circumstances that may no"
occur shorten the crop considerably bco any csmae q
il. probable extent made early in the seasaI,
Sales OF IL hogshcadS Of Tobacco were made by n.
Martin IL Co. 18th June, 1850, al the following prices:
3 hugsheas J. u =. tunmer, & 80, 81 md Sll -
hcgShead. d. s lils, s. -; hossicad X \ "mc :
r. II. Iarson'~. sl; hoescad, J. T. Thomas. slo -
hogshcl,s, H. ). P.'s. 81 IS 62s and 8 ~; Il hog
heads K. Boyds, 8 81, s. co., S. Is, q 81. 81 3
2. 81 20, ~ 80, 81 - aud 81 6.: II hosshradS, l.
Tarrys s. - 81, 81 50 s. G2t. s. 49, 81 s. = AM
and s. = and few DAYS since IL hoashead, " Rn
sells g 80 s. -, 81 - .5 81 So 80 - and S -
hogshcads, r. Bracys, 81, g. - - 3D. slo aui SIS -
averaging above Sl0 hagshcids L. j. Davis II luls At
s6 50 81 80 s. 81. s. 15 50 Slo 30, hocshrads J
Speeds. $40 and SIS. ~ VI. MARTIN " 60.
FLOUR Richmond IS 80 s. e. Scoit.viile, s. g.
WlIEAT-Rcd lbs cents white ITO cents None COM
i'm in.
,ORN-Sales l62. cents
CORN MEAI.-62'. 10 10 cents per bushel
OAfS-i0 cents per bnshe!.
KiE-65 cents
EISH-HcrrneS No Cut SC 20; C;ross 81 -; MacG.pl
No ;, ST. DALI No. ., 81; No L. sl3 ~; Shad s. 50 81
LAl:D-5arres7 g. cents kegs ~ a cents lar rev
BACON -Nusinia cured hog round 7a7 cents; Sides
=: cts; new Hams ~ cents Western Sides Ga; Sh"n
crs 81 - ct@; Queen City hams l0t market ir'
good Demand.
COFFEE Prime Lnauayra 9, y. c,s; Rio 9.
-, cts, scarce; Java II : ~ cents.
SUGAE-Porlo Rico o., New Orleans, new cto'
5a o. ST CroiS7 Loaf, double refined To- cts; SINGH
refined -. y eta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

The National Inclsencer denies tho recent and
says there nothing 10 warran, rupture between this
try and Spain at this time:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
/ IL, Run.LnLrhs Itook Sinrc NJ l2l Mn ~

Departed this life al hi, residence IN Chesterfield COUNTY
THURSDAY morning, June 18th, Sl!ADRAck LACY ~ tie -"
. his
TO- Religious Herald requested 10 copy. .
DIED, the the 18th mt CHARLES soa ct ''
and Lucy I. Bar aged year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

NEW IVhh N'NhTI' 1VNE TOi j I ="
The sales of cotton 1000 bales al full quoted 'a'
Flour sieadv NJ s. 5Da57 for common choice SIZE
Southern $3.50 rs; wheat firm al i3ul50 mixed ana ~
corn heavy; Northern and Jersey yellow III good ten,'a
1000 bushels sold CSC for mixed Ga Southern srl"
Oats the saline.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

- We are authorized TO state that Col Robert McCanc
sh will be candidate for the Convention in the District
composed of the counties of James CITY, York Warwick
Elizabeth City, Gloucester and the City OF Williamsburg
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-12
By Last Nights Mail.
From Washiugtnu.

Reports relative to change 10 the Cabi.
ne. has been rife for some time. II is now
said that there wilt be nune-,hs opposj,ion
10 MI. Clay and the adjustment which he
advocates will tend to keep them together.
Bills for the reduction Of postage have
been reported ia both Houses, aud there i, a
strong probability Of their passing.
ject for enIarging The Capitol has
been decided upon by ,hs Committees or
Public Buildings.
Mr.. Webster has laid on the table of The
Senate, for future consideration, the draG
OF a Oil Tor the recovery Of fugitive slaves.
one ct the provisions Of this bill grant inry
'I'als to slaves at the place where reclaimed.
me Charleston Courier thinks he "basta Ia.
krn sf'p baekrard," h,s declaration 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. Snule has submitted an amendment, IN
The compromise, which he heretofore nJirs.
foa. lie UNITS The sovereignty of the State
OF California TO the country north Of the rar.
a'le' OF 36a 30, and south Of that line organ.
'za The Territory Of South California.