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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Con, missiomers, Su,c ocZuua

DohH' M te a decree oi the Circuit superior Court
hshintd county made at September term lslg in Ia
''se OF ,is ~ " CLARK 81 y the undei sened Comm.
snnrs, VIII proceed at thu tpua ho.e al t, county a,
The 18th day al June sell al publi, atr,,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims nj the CITY Of Washington.


TIVE subscriber undertakes the collection settlement
i adjustment of all manner Of claims accounts 81 demands
against the Government of the United States foreign
state or country before Comni., before Congress
before any OF the public Departments at ashngon.
The procuring OF Patents Army and Navy Pensions the
collection OF against the Government, all Land
Claims, and demand other business whatever
kind requiring the prompt and efficient services OF Aor
or Agent.
residence oil fourteen at the seat of the Federal
Government, with a thorough and familiar ne
with the various system, and routine Of public bunos.
the different Offices, well Congress added To this
iee to the ablest legal advisers II needed iuss
the undersigned in plcdgng the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who cntiust their business
his Being well known the greater part OF the
OF TIN. district and To gentlemen who have been
members OF both Houses OF Congress last twelve
Is deemed useless to extend this notice by special rcicrcn
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges fees will be regulated by the nature and extent
OF the business but moderate all cases
Address, IL. L. SpAl.DlNG, Attorney,
May Us Washington, -. e..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
SHENANDOAH COUNTY

NOTICE.
meeting nf the Manufacturers of Tobacco is re-
qnes'ed, at tho Washington Hotel in Lynchbnrg, on
Friday evening, the 81 instant. at o'clock. p. NJ fr
the purpose of akng into consideration the tune on which
Manu- ictured Tobacco is sod and her things apper
tanning To the trade.
May ID, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
L.. FL E.N'Y.TD
KanaWha, Cincinnati and Louisville

! : Summers MASTER Will leave ksnawha Saliurs
Saturday morning al A NJ and arrive at Cincinnati on
Sunday at i. M and Louisville at ~ y NJ Returning,
VIII leave Louisville on Monday At ~ NJ and Cincinnati
on luc'day at II NJ, and Will continue during the
s"n Should the low stage al water the H. running
the fine light draft steamer WIN. PHILLIPS, will as.
sumo the place of H., that passengers may 81, hc
puneiuaiy # those boats.
For Freight o, Passage, apply 10 Capt board,
j. II. MALONE 10 mile house,
Mc.srs. SMITH, WALKER II Co, Ka Saliuea,
WHITAKER & SONS, Charleston.
II. Persons having Slaves that going West, viii
find II To their advantage To take these Boats direct Louis
vile, thereby avoiding the difficulty of rehppng Gin
cnuail.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Rp.in,P,,suI Orsscrs.

yINilE Training 81 hr Officers of the 10th and Re-
i ments, will be at Liberty, the 18Th, lith and 18th
days Of May-and the cgmcnta Muster Tor hr Oh, Reg
will be at L f.. Lowry :, on the 10Th
DAN'I. AUNSPAUGII,
Col 9lst Rcgr. Va Mi
p s. No new OF Su all Pos has occurred in liberty
aud Hose affected couvalccent WE'LL and viii be dis.
missed from the Hospital in few day. that the Officers
and other citizens rest assured danger be sppe.
hended from the disease here. D. A.
Nav = 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

LNAMllIES should be without supply Of
IL M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE.-At this season par
licularly. when worms Troublesome and fire.
queny fatal among cildTen, parens should be watchiu
and the first appearance Of thuse distressing s,mp-
toms which warn of the presence Of worms at once
To apply powerful and eilicious remedy. This remedy
supply confident that it only requires a trial 10
convince all that richly merits all The praises that have
beea lavshed upon it. II is safe and infallib'e Vol
Of certificates might b. produced showing its great
medical vtu,s.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by y. B. PAYNE BRO.
and ID. X. LYMAN, f.ynchburg, Wand by Druggists
generally throug bout the United States.
May 2-it Isl
S1uGAR AND MOLASSE S.--On hind and 1ccsiyinr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Family Kpxideucp for Su,c

""'v HVHtUPVFP TOr NOVC.
- wish To sell my i.,rr aud iiOttsya
GS3IITA near the Reservoir The l.. 1 /. All at op,-
AsssK ih,fd oi an acre, lie. well and r. . od gar
&q8dik2 den. The houses are Dwelling House.
s-sH7sAD Meat House, Stable, kr-Tb. Jw ,il;,,y
mouse Is roomy aud venicny constructed II want. ..m.
oidcr - n ~ 49,
April II toll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
.lJO .IIRE!<.

100 whereof are In woods aud we'll t,mbetcd
lhe buildings consist al scomiatahr and cnn-
Ncn,ehtly arranged FRAMED DWELLING
lllll SI. k,I1.lnI. An...l.. H. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
NEW GOODS.
T. XrE NSiNI T. STOCK or
Fancy and staple DrU Goods,
MARCH 20, 1850.
BELL, RUCKER ~ BROOKS,


- ESpEC FULLY invite their friends both in town and
country and the public, to call and examine carefully.
the very extensive st To which the attention every
requested This stck embraces great variety tho
newest yies oi goods be had Ia this country well
the staple styles aud all STYLES gool- ,rtout 80
ccpfon, sR be altered at prices which will at satisfy
the customer Goods ot the best quality and medium grades
well the most interior, shall alike be offered
prices oietr than the goods be had In market
Tor ASH, NJ 10 puneua customers that pay
Match 2l-tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
JAMES IFF1'NVIcII.
WILLIAM WITT,
INh L. Cal
w VT ED,

WANTED,
uNDR thu balance Of the year, n fsl-farc COOK
u WASHER and lRONt.lt, for small fnnily
May 2 II. ClIANaES (. WELLS
'I'uBS, TRAYS, BttKElS, Etc.-Fnt sale a large LOT,
J. ot the above articles. tali aud
May2-s SMifllSoN n SrA1IIAM
('AlitoES AND LAWNS.-We have . beautiful as.
~ sorment Of Calcocs and Lawns. which We will sell re
markedly low.
Nav 2-,s SMITlISON 4 SrAruAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

situated ~ the county Of Floyd, ON The waters
81 HOWELL Gtrrk and Rnhstdsnn,, Creek A.
bout bnf Smiles Southwest Of he Court house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
1853 IL ACRES,
682 ACRES.

Also, another Tract adjoining the nnr above
tanning by recent survey,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
1916 ACRES.

A"d si'" sn"the' Tract IN III. county, ON both ~,
Butk'. iJrh, containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Executors Sale of Bedford Lands

NAV . wtiOiunr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
Mrs. Osgood's Last Poem.
FROM the Boston Transcfip

GfOH TUG DostOu Aih1sSIiPAf nAhy -
We publish below the last lines OF the departed
poetess, FRANCES SARGENT OsGooD. who died in
New York last Sunday. and whose mortal remains
will be carried to their resting place this (Wednes
dayl afternoon, from the house OF her brother, IN
Washington ST. above Dover, at the moment when
this last touching eiusion, the swans dying song,
will first meet the eyes OF most OF the readers of
the Transcript. 1t will be seen from this brief bat
beautiful poem, which was written a week ago
yesterday, that Mrs Osgcod had a fall premoniton
of her approaching end she was vel aware that
she would not live 10 see the roses OF June. Her
presentiment has beenfuliiled. She saw the white
and crimson blossoms and the green buds OF the
Young Spring, but not its fruits and flowers. she
well knew, however, that they would come Orth m
their season though her mortal senses might be
sealed to their hues and their fragrance; and she
was equally assured that there was life within
the husk OF our animal organization, which would
bloom imperishable when our material part was
dust and ashes. Strong in this faith, she welcomed
deaths gracious angel" with serenity and child
like trust. Long will her many friends lament her
early departure, and feel how blessings brighten
as they take their ieave"-and that.
when such friends part,
Tis ths survivor dice"
The lines which follow were addressed to a
lovely young girl who came one evening 10 amuse
her by making paper flowers and teaching her 70
make them You know kow much she loved the
beautiful"
You've woven roses round my way
And gaddened all my being;
How much thank you none can say
Save only the AllseeinS.
May lie who gave this lovely gilt,
This love ofloSely doings,
Be with you whereso er you go.
In ev'ry hopes pursuingsl
I'm going through the Eternal gates
Ere June's sweet roses blow
Deaths lovely Angel leads me there
And it is sweet TO 60.
May 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
BOOK TRADE.
WERsrER,s TRIAL.

SECOND EDITION. revised-From tho PhonosvspA,e
SRepor OF Dr. James w Stone and presensed 70 ~
Twelve JuFynen The great interest TAX In the trial OF
Prof Webster induced the publishers to furnish sccarst
edition for preservation and future fefere,ee No sxpegss
spared to seears the most thorough and correct report
which II was possible To make
The charge by CblefJ Shsw, and the arguneaa Of
Attorney General Clifford, carefully corrected be-
themselves and although remarks have been ma,
BY the defendants counsel relative to theirs yet ths no
degred feel that the reporter 10 well known for biz A.
curscy and hdety In reporting pubic speeches thai thev
do not hesitate 10 that this edition contains nearly wofd
for word the arguments Of Counsel both Cor the Govern
ment and the Prisoner they uttered before n.
Court and the who gave toe verdict
SO short interviewed between the close OF TIE thai
and The issue Of the first edition. that many typographical
escaped the eve Of the proofresder bat IN hls e
ton they hsve been carefully corrected and the pcb.hers
again say, thst II IL accurate ss IL possible to
be Published IN volume Syo. 50 pages paper covers %
cents; In law sheep ST. For sale by booksellers generally
throu ghout the CITY rnys 2weods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

IcARIAS CoMhUSITY.-Wel learn thatthe Icarian
Community have just received an addition OF fifteen
new members, consisting of men, women and chill
drep, who embarked at Havre on the 10Th of last
February, on board the Scargo" 1t is also stated
that large additional number had embarked at
the same port on the 9th Of March last, upon the
Calender, and subsequently upon other vessels.
The Society has sent an agent into the pineries of
the North to contract for or purchase the large
beams necessary for the timber-work of the
Temple. Hancock Patriot Nauyoo. MI od.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

NAvsL.-The U. s. sloop-ofwar Marion was to
sail from Rio de Janeiro on the 18th March for
China-all well. She had had no sickness on
board during her stay at Rio.- The U. S. figa.e
Brandywine, commander Storer, and sloop-of war
Vincennes, sailed from Rio on the 2lst March for
River La Plate. The u 8. storeship Lexington
sailed from Rio for New York on the 3Oth March
several deaths had occurred on board from fever.
1.-THE U. g. fngate Congress was lowed down
from the Navy Yard TO the anchoage ground off
Norfolk on the 18th inst. and the U. s. ship James
town was lowed thence to the Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

a SELhOL pVxhDirNyH,, SsCuVUL TOT boyN
A. - ~ A'f PaL-Tnn
OF The village near the spot on which Major Andre w
taken and about half me from The steamboat landing "a
Hudson River Railroad.
In this nsnston young gentlemen viii be thoroughly b.
sructed In all the branches Of English and Casics
education, requisite for commercial pursuits entsdng
college.
The Principal having been more than twenty years enc.
cessfy engaged In bis profession feels himse fully eo-
peent TO give perfect satisfaction 10 those who may patron
Ire the institution and he pledges himss that special A.
tenuon shall be paid 10 the manners, morals and intellectual
Improvement Of the pupils committed to hA care.
There two terms In q year, each i've months. fhs
Summer term commencing on the FIRST OF May and ths
Winter the first Il November The price OF board and
tuition from $50 to so per according 70 the branches
pursued.
Circulars containing particulars, references, &c csa b
Obtained Spsdng shephards bookstore 1884 Broad
way New York. or BY addressing note 70 tho Principal
NILS eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

from il q matter Of wonder As fast as they leave
their places are filed up BY fresh arrivals. Among
those now here are few from the western part OF
Nev.York The Eastern emigration overland is
small in comparison with that from the Western
States Western men can endure the hardships
Of the Plains better. and make light of the trip
Sleeping out on the prairies is bat fun to them.
Even Western woman can stand the trip better
than most men from the East. Not few women
go along with the present emigration they
mostly Mormons, however. on their way to the
Great City Of the Salt Lake.
will write again before the emigration gets of.
RALPH RINGWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
CITY ITEMS.

THE ASSAULT on DR. BARRETr.-We are In
formed on good authority that the name OF Me-.
Fleming has been wrongly involved in this matter
This gentleman. on bis way home at the time was
met by the lady, her husband and friend and urged
to accompany them to the house which was near ;
be knew not what was to take place, and while IN
the room merely protected the lady, and was about
tointer.ere whenthe parties separated. Mr. Elem
ing is well known in this community as prudent
ard peaceable man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

DARIs-CRERN, 70 BRAND, Psieutsd,-A large
assortment consisting OF the approved STYLES OF
grades and packages Of tho above article dry and ground
In OIL Respectfully oeered fer sale In QUANTITIES. TO suit
The undersigrsd Ct bis works. II yaeob Ia the swsnp
MT awln' THEQD0RE SCHWARTZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

FROM ST. JOHN. n. B.-The Boston Journal of
"Wednesday says; We have received from our at
tentive correspondent in St. John, COW of the
Morning Ne'rs, of the 18th inst Ii is chiefly occu.
pied with local matters. In noticing an article re-
Gently Published in the Journal on the subiect of
reciprocal trade with Canada in which IL NE. ar
gued that Congress ought to secure the NAVIGATION
OF the ST. John as well as the st. Lawrence and
also the right OF the Nova Scotia and Colonial
Fisheries, the editor Of the Necs saws
ii the American Government had proner ;nfor.
nation respecting our rivers and fisheries VIE are
satisfied that they would not hesitate for moment
to enter into treaty in order to secure these adj
vantages for their countrymen At present thew
are OF no earthly use TO Us whatever bee suse year.
too poor In purse to make use of then-whera,s e
American capital and enterprise could hs ;ntro.
duced, our neighbors would find inerbsns,;his
mines OF wealth superior to those Of any of the al
joining States. We believe we expressthe on;n;on.
generally, II not universally, Of the inhsbitsnts Of
New-Brunswick, when we state that the Co.'s.
sion OF the free navigation of the ST. John and the
free right to our fisheries, would be willingly Grant
ed, in the event Of our neighbors entering into ,
Commercial treaty with this Province, upon the
same terms a. with Canada"
IL II stated IN the Ners that the people of Carrie.
ton County raised last year 10000 bushels of wheat
more than they bad consumption for
The st. Andrews and Quebec Railroad Was com.
wenced ct st. Andrews 90 Thursdsy, Msy9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

a LEAANDRE'S patent artificial leeches are safer
xAmuch cheaper and cause less pain than the repusve
leeeh- They uralfeabe and win last for pro-
perry Used For sale si all The principal drug iss Whole
my5 lmeods LAMBERT ALEXANDRA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

'O PklNTERs--For sale one Of Tsylors lsrgess
size single cylinder book and nevIprintng Presses
engine attached, si$prngs selfaying apparatus bed
Soxo inches, IN complete order, and now running VIII
Dc soId low; Apply to DANIEL ADEE, ln Fuiion-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

TIC Responsibility. Usefulness and Hsppines-bsiis
series Of Lectures TO Youth OF both sexss-by JSap
Maber Austen author Of "Noice TO Truth" with an se-
CANT fron'espiece. Price Is cents.
DERBY 4 MILLER. Publishers Auburn.
ard for sale by BOOK sellers generally. myi5 3.eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

GOOD LUcK.-We see il stated that French
needy knife grinder" named Joseph Docien' re-
siding in Division-st in this City, has recently by
the death Of relative in France, come into the
rossession Of q fortune Of 10000 francs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
Receipts of Produce.

By N0rth Rirer Boats, May l6.-ll, 6s4 bbls.
EIo1r ~ DO Ashes Sl0s do Provisions bus Corn,
IOodoFe ed, 5@D do Barley LOCO do Oais, 56l Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
coI.ToNs DECK AND PORT

A LII READERS OF TASTE cannot fail to be much In
~ 'ereste the peruss OF Rev Walter Colton's DecA
and Port or Cruise 10 California In ths a. Fdgsts Con-
gresswiih Sketches Of Rio, Caps Horn Valparaiso ii.
rA Honolulu ard San franctsco-s volume heantinuiy n.
ustrsted containing 100 psges and cold for 81 Is
Published by A. ). BARNESS CO. 81 John.st
In PIess-Colion's Three Years IN Cslfornia-ilas-
traed myl6 1D6uW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

UUST PUBLISHED by the subscribers, new ediuoo d
the Laws OF the State OF NewYork Ia relation 10 Rad
gous Incorporsfons with all the amendments up 70 ne
present time complete In pamphlet form Price ~ cenh
Published and for sale by ImS N BELL COULD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

A CA X ID .-PARIs-GREEN Is Brand. There u
"A scarcely dissenting voice among painters The
vast superiority In point Of durability add brsncy Of the
Paris over all other green's and s preeminent fitness for
Venetian blinds and ship painting bat II 10 equally geoe
RAJ that the said green In proportion to IL frest
depth Of color and permAnency becomes more dcuh
10 strike out or, a. 70 technically termed de6cieot In
body-snd. moreover that al r1ch green IL slow to dry
As regards the last objection the late Introduction Of
and most Efficient patent Diners all further difficult
ty beyond doubt and to such that raw oil which
heretofore has been wholly napplcable Psrisgecn,
hencefonh will be deemed alore suitable display the
uxunant beauty Of this pigment But tho objection con
corning the wsat body 10 70 extent Inherent do
feet claiming the practical expediens Of the painters
sail nevertheless IL depends essentially the manner Of
grinding as very sufficient body may be procured 70 al
cases BY udictous application OF good mills worried by
steam There 10 one point however connected WIN NO
covering property and which also depends tho price o.
the work, viz the selection OF groundwork and manner e.
hnlsning Ills common practice 10 Psnsgrecn- .ork %
prime with perlblue grey, or some dnt green, LnnS
highly objectionable becsuse the Transparency OF ne
rsgreer produces 30 to speak, gameuon o. co
lor with that Of the groundwork which arnshes ne las
essential 70 lie character; also makes ne woss noe
expensive, a. by pnming with low-pneed P.n gesas
single coat OF higher grade makes . better hnsn e.
obervise produced with tbs same pumbef OF co., o. =
high grsde-ss The Pansgreen prepared fof pnnane -
very superior body 10 the other grades we ress 49,
insrestsd IN the OF tho above article 70 our
ment sor particulars respecting he seis o. ne Hsns
PndD-RrDe9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

NOTICE..sessd bid: VIII be received BY rhe sub.
\scber al the Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company IS WAlst In the city Of NewYort. until
l2ocock "wednesday the 18th inst for the following do
scrbed Bonds issued to The Ohis Central Railroad Con-
psny in payment Of subscription 10 tho stock Of said Com
pany-to wits
100 Bonds Of the County Of Muskngum Ohs for u 90
each, payable Jan. !, 1865
20 Bonds Of tho County of Muskingum, Ohio Tor vlos
each, payable Jan. /. 1860.
10 Bonds Of tho County Of Muskingum Ohio. for $50
% Bond. Of the city OF GAINESVILLE. for loo each. payable
Jan. ], 1865
4s Bonds Of the city OF Zsnesve for $500 each payable
Jan. l. 1850.
50 Bonds Of The County Of Licking Ohio for 900 eseh.
payable JAN /, 1850.
These Bonds al bear interest he rate Of per cent
per aEnum, from the ls day Of April 1885, payable semi
annually on The Let days Of January and July the oce
OF Trust Company In the city Of New York. (where tho
principal also and have coupons attached thereon
lor the same. sample can be the Office OF he
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, where parties
are invited To call for further Information relation thereto
Proposals must DO addressed 10 the undersigned marked
Proposals for Mgskipgum, Licking and Zanesvls
Bopdss SOLOMON STUR0Ea
New-York. May IS, 1880. myl6 Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NooS-On and after Monday next the City Hall
Bel will be struck twelve times at noon OF each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Wm. II. Thompson was
admitted TO bail " einesday morning. before Judge
Greenwood. on two indictments now pending
agsnst him, in this county. in securities of $1,000
each, with tue consent Of the District Attorney.