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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

! can't see the proIrie,y Of thus be.
ginning ., the toe eud in.,esd Of the
n,h@, aud consuming cssnphcnc sni
gss while daylish, Us cheaps, and
ilentict. Bc.idcs | dom, belicve y,
Is RATIONAL for a man u drag himself
on. Of q warm bed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

several officers and members of the Virginia
Grand Division Of the Sons OF Temperance ar
rived IN this place, on Tuesday evening last. and
commenced their session Wednesday morning.
IN the Odd Fellows Hall. The number in at.
tendance is not as large as was anticipated though
u rs quite respectable. We are informed tina, the
Hrand Division, in connection with the subordi-
mates, will have a gala day. on Friday; upon
winch occasion a large number of the subordinate
members will be in attendance. Upon that day
several addresses will be delivered by members of
The Grand Division The Sons have in con,em.
p'ation, the holding of public meeting, tonight
when,no doubt in addition to the speeches to be
made by the gentlemen of our town, selected for
that purpose addresses will be delivered by mem
bers of the Grand Division
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
uIE. PAPAl SIAlES

he homsn cnrrsrhnden, The Land N Times saws
under date o March L. That the Pope will lrave Ptici
ior Rome on HI 7th or 10Th ins On the OH he said 10
messenger from Rune
'C'rc"ns snces have twice compelled me 10 forepo
the intention had of returning In the Vatican hu, have
now lnads mp NY MUD 10 do So and this lime shall
keep my woui F."
Nothing can be more precise than this A, +, Cav,
siStry, held nnut tho same date, il was unanimously
resolved that his Holiness should nser pos pone a,
event = -
ms denomination has. are told atisen from a
'eier wtiuen by the President of the French Republic
canched IN The moderste lanruapr in which II ia
sad among other things. "Iha the traps now in the
h"msn al's will he remnvcd augmented At the will
n the sovereign and thn all things the French GOV
efhment MI consult the pleasure aud convenience Of the
Holy See"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
TO TIE VOTERS OF BEDFORD

Circumstances, neither existing anticipated At The
time announced myselfa candidate for your suffrayes
at the approaching election render necessary that prompt
steps should now be taken 10 prevent division If the
Nhg vole and thereby the election of the Deems
ocrac candidates.
With course SO impoc, and with result at once 20
much 10 be regretted and easily avoided for one will
he chageahe Regarding all personal aspiraiinns as
nothing in comparison with the great principles and issues
at stake, and having idea of bring ng reproach
upon the party Of which claim 10 be humble though
decided memher,l voluntarily Withdraw fro the canvass
leaving 10 others all the responsibility for the conscquen.
ces that may follow
omy personal and political friends. in dfferen, paris
Of the county, that have extended words of en-
courasement and pledges Of support | hereby tender
my grateful acknowledgements. and beg leave to assure
them that such evidences Of their confidence will ever
be highly appreciated and regarded the strongest in
cenives 10 yet more jealous support Of that wholesome
conservative policy, in behalf f which have long abored
And although leave five Wings still in the field vet
hope that things may be dnsed concentrate the
Wing strength and thus enable our old republican coun.
ty to maintain unsuied that high character fr political
orthodoxy for which she has been long and SO deserv.
edly distinguished. Respectfully,
Your fellow citiznn
Ii. l.. DAVIES.
H. The Patriot will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
COMMUNICATED
TO THE WINGS OF BEDFORD -
IL The Patriot will please copy.

The number Of Wing candidates t. represent The
county OF Bedford in the mex, Legislature. great
seriously en1anger the of the Wing cause
Efforts have been made. by the aspirars themselves TO
adjust the difficulty but these Efforts have been nefec
tual;and unless the people take he matter into their own
hands, il is not probable that any arrangement will be
made Wings Of Bedford with an admitted maiuity
Vi hree hundred votes and always heretofore Successful
you now prepared to submit 10 defear2 We know
you not. We, therefore, earnestly exlo you To as
ssmbe at the Court House ,on Monday Court day.
and make selection Of your candidates. The existence
# he Small Pnx in Liberty. for time past has
heretofIre made it Improper that you should that
place. But this longer exists. All persons
infected with the disease have heen removed from the vii
lage and there is existing there. The CHI
zens of Liberty pledge themselves. that if new
shall occur. they will use The apprse you of the
fact. 81, that y"n shall incur no danger. Cone. then,
Wings of Bedford, and do your duly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
MIDSIIIpAIAN VARV

The u. s sl"pof war Falmlu,h Capt Pttirrew
was at Naz'tlan on LIE 9Th Of March, tn sail IN rruse
IN few days. NJ dshpmau 1abb attached To the +
WIS murdered. whilst shore few evenings preyi
GUS IN comp'nv with son'o Ulcers from the ship, by
whom II could he discovered They were re,nrpinr,
'iom concert, and when near the m~ls where h ut
tom The SHIP was waiting Tor them. they missed he dc
ceased. On rera,ihg thei steps yards. they found
HIM lying ~. the sidewalk quite dead On examina
n"n'hS skull was found To be hady Treasured npppton'
" by some blunt weapon. Great excitement prevailed
with regard to A. and cotrespnndence was akinr place
between Captain p and tho authorities on tho Subject
the latter pedgng themselves In do all in their power I'd
discover the mmrler'r-.No,ioh Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

hISEASE OF THE lLNER.-D Diseases oi the Liver are
- becoming aaruingy frequent in the United States
Indeed there few formidable diseases which
neced III other with dcrangcd stats Of that
portant organ Many OF the complaints which usual
caS'ed under the head OF consumption have their
the liver. "Any remedy which would regularity
hcahul action in tho liver would he blessing to ma ~
kndo' has been the exclamation Of suffering thou.
That remedy has been found; is safe and
lair trial has been afforded to IT. it has bscn
fail Reader have disease OF the liver disease
which you believe from hepatc arrangement? Lose
not moment but purchase box oil DIR. M'1anes Liver
Pill and they will restore TO health They the
ly remedy yet discovered whose is certain
For sale, wholesale and retail, by y. r. PAYNE BRO
and D. II, LYNN, Lynchburg, Wand by Druggist.
generally through bout the United States.
April lS-lt 1871
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
Sons Of Temperance.


Banner will be presented 10 Abner Copton Division
No. 90 sons Of Temperance, from the Ladies Of Lynch
burg in the Methodist Episcopal Church. at 8 O'clock
Thursday evening, l7rh insr.
Ro. H. GLASS Esq. will present the Banner in be,
half ofhe LADIES'. and Ro l.. KENT. Esq will receive
it in behalf Of the Division
The public respectfully invited to attend.
AprliJ 1850. ..-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
WIN, II. DRINK ARD

we regret TO see,in the Petersburg Republican,
OF the 18th instant, the valedctory OF this gentle
man We very much regret that MIR. Drnkard
is about TO sever his conne cton with the editorial
corps and particularly that he does i, under pres
eni circumstances. We wish for Mr.. Drinkard,
IN the new sphere to which he NAV 60 that sue
cess TO which he is SO Justly entitled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
1T T. nj y

81, An intelligent merchant, informs the Edi-
tors OF the Galveston News, that the sugar crop
OF Texas Will, next year, equal ten thousand hogs
heads; IN five years after il will amount to TWEEN.
ty-hve thousand hogsheads; and in ten years,
from the present time the sugar crop of Texas
will equal that of Louisiana. These estimates are
based upon reliable data.
&5- Bishop Starchan left Toronto, on the 10Th
instant for England. The object of the visit is
TO obtain veto of 'the Canadian Minority Bill +"
&Sr During the visit of Mrs. Webster and
daughters 10 Gov. Briggs, they presented a peii-
ton praying that the sentence OF death, used
upon DIR. Webster, be committed TO impriSon-
ment for life.
o. The Legislature of California has ordered
a block of marble, for the National Washington
Monument TO be prepared.
O., The Emperor of Hayii, for some unknown
cause, imprisoned the Captain of an American
ship. The inercession of our Consul proving un-
avaling, he bribed the guards, and thereby secur-
ed his release. The consequence is the impris-
onment OF the Consul.
O.. Mr.. i. II. Elmore is to succeed Mr.. Cal.
houn in the U. S. Senate.
o. Mr.. Campbell, Clerk of the House Of
Representatives, died on the 18th instant
1S. NASHVILLE CoNvENToN.-The people Of
Pittsylvana have refused TO send delegates to the
District Convention, which it proposed to hold
for the purpose OF sending delegates TO the Nash.
vile Convention. Vincent Wicher advocated
the Convention, and was opposed by George
II. Gilmer.
O., An effort was made in Nansemond, to call
meeting to appoint delegates to the Nashville
Convention, but it was impossible to assemble a
sufficient number of the citizens.
%, The people of Chesterfield, held meeting
on the 9Th instant to take into consideration the
propriety of sending delegates to the Nashville
Convention. They resolved to open poll at the
April election, to take the sense of the people
upon the subject.
9- full meeting of the people of Caroline
has refused to appoint delegates TO the Nashville
Convention. The minority, however, assembled
in another meeting, and persisted in their deter
mina'ion 10 supply the Nashville Convention will
members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

nv, lco~ausicsrrp.l
@ SENATF

. congress should pass any law concerninv Fugitive
saves, anu -h""'d, rs prayed fr. make tue words en
s'ng Tho l5th anG 10Th verses. IN the d chapter Of
,'r"'eo"eny. part and parcel thereof. we pay you 10
nave also Inserted in he preamble 10 such lsw ihe
words COMP sng the Al IS and 10th verses Of the o5,h
chapter Of l.pyiticns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
MARRIAGES.

On ID inst by Row. Mr. iIughat. Mr. JOHN b
MAIilER'N. Of llahhx county. 10 Mi.s Angus STA
> oBERllllER. Of Pntsylvan,a county. Va.
-, On the "a inst, by the Rev John = Lee Of
Henry county Va. Mai. THOMAS IIARrNEII.
MITCHELL. OF Snow Creek Franklin county. Va To
Ms IEAflll ANN STONE, OF Fall Creek, Henry
&. unity. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

her Constitutional rights 10 lax her -,mmod,,ie.
,ssafd ss 'hs most available way ,o bring her 10 her
Smsiiaaonal duties. With this faint view / am r.s,~e,
fniy eeiore yoa lH# - 2 r#a sWM McCABE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
SONS OF TEMP sRA NOE.
RDERO PROC SION

The Procession 81 the Order It Sons of Temperance
will take place Friday, the 1911 n> at half past | 0
uclrck A. NJ. aud will he frnrd in front Of the Ma
sonic Hail. upder the drec,in 1T the Marshal in Chef
who will he appointed by The GRIND Division Of The SOUS
Of IempeIsace, in the following order
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
. 81 n u A Il Y

Died, ApnI ID 1850 IN Iyuclbutr, after ptolr,crod
llncss. MIS-. MARY :. IlFNlNG. cm,ort Of John
ilenlng IT Cenuevllle. Faulax County Va IN the coh
year oi her age She was IN early lite made II convert
To The thfisan relgion and united herself with ia,
ohnIch. Of which she rom,iued cons ant member uri
her death by example aud pr. cepi she endcayored To-
iea1 her children IN ha paths oi pely. and virtue aud
ha The happiness OF seeing them all brought IN dor The
influence II religion. She died in great peace OF mind
wascntlrey resigned 10 the will uf Providence and at
peace with all mankind Il sa s,urco of ms ,,,ion tn
her surviving relations 10 know, that in the last sad hour
sho co'Id "ok back upon the past wiihui single 70
efet In her he and In her peaceful drnth she bore
hve'y Testimony ~ favor Of the truth and powor Of the
religion OF the Savior
The Richmond Christian Advocate. and Alex. Ca
zette will please copy.
=, Near Lynchhurg. the 2,h inst of consump
tmn, Miss MARY JANE GROUSE. in her oh ye.r,
only daughter II John and Mary Ann Grouse Noruio
gy OF ours could exat her character in tho If
any who knew her. Meek and consse nt ~ Cbti, ian
-al1ect'"nae AMI obedicnt as child amsbls and cou-
hd'ng as an acquaintance, she was loved by all who
Knew her In her dying ueni. she seemed ~ one by
the verge Of the tomb with The 'dread monster" beneu,
her feet shouting the vciofss ny She died in The fall
'numphs Of iah. With her fond parents we mourn her
early departure, hut mt MS ilns. having no
hope Tor "blessed the dead which die in the Lord -
Her funeral sermon will be preached next sabbath
morning at II o'clock. IN the Baptist Church The
friends and acquaintanceS Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend "
Town papers please copy
-. al his residence in ynchburg. on the fth ms.
Of Apoplexy Mr.. ROBER 1 RANDOLPH ROBERT
sun, III the 40i year his age leaving an sectlonae
"iie TWO small children. Gone by former marriage }
and large number Of friends and 10 mourn
their irreparabls loss
Mi X. was kind and aGrciiona husband and father;
good nel9bo,an died he had lived an honest man
lamened by all who knew hun.
-. at Marnsvllc. UIenry Conu House. on the
an INST, Mrs. ELIZA =, cons rt Of Ashford Dove
leaving kind husband aud numerous relatives To mourn
over her loss
o. Tue Lynchbutg Republican aud Chris ian Advo
cate will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18


L. Escori hor~,back. fur abtess. with bin. .ash
Z, Grand Division Of The SONS Vi i-.npeancs, two,a.
breast. on Ea,t with banner - =
Saunders Amslcur Brass Band
nend'e'on Division No %. iva abteas, on foot
with Banner aud Bible
>. Atnrr Clop,on DIVISION No Oh t,y, .h,.,., -,
loot. with Banner and Bible
D. Cadets OF temperance of iynchburp Sec,b,o on
10 u. two abreast. with Bannef
nef and Bible ~
iynchhure Division No - two abreast N, { NJ,
with NsnueI aud Bible.
All Sister Divisions respectfully requested Il, an
II az @" horseback four ABREAST according 10 NJ If D,
vision.
pendleon Division and l.ynchhury Sec,en of Cadet.
WI. ,''" on idA Alley. between 81 aud Alb S,tee,s
ahher CIop'on aud l.ynrhhnrr Divisions will tum IN
S' Alley. l"twren 81 aud 4,h Streets
h"S'hnrg Division will fetm on Market Street he
tween M'ln and 81 Street.
All other Division. will form an Ia, ri 9Th ,,J -,h
Nrys. between main aud Sd Str ots, according /, No
o Division.
The following brethren have been app,inted A...,p,
Matshais. who with thu Eseo, will sppea, on horse
PW PWm A lalhp,. W WIN A Bennett. Dt,
brnJ T. Sumpler, Marshal, vi Pendle,on Division with
whie sash.
Blohers VIM A Read. Re- N Woolf,k, u f. Booker.
Ma,sha'' ct Abnor Cloptn Division with white sash
w ~ ID Alexander, 7 w PAJ CLARK 4 W
John Taylor, Marshals OF Ru,sburg DIVISION, with
White sash.
Brother 'ihos EARLY Bro Jas Ilu,chsson. Bra Philip
tleht, M"rshas of i.yuchbog Division. with white
sash.
Bn'her James .-y. Dn WIN II Watson Dr., J,bn
w Dudley, Bm Wm i.ucajo, Escort Of Pr.dle,on
Divsiun
BROTHER Sampson Dnruid. Bm w Cowliop. bro
Henry Ling. Bro b + llartss Escort of Abner Cop.
ton Division.
Es'o' ol Ru.sburg and Lynchba,g Divisions. to be ap.
pointed.
All SISTER Divisions will appin, Marshas us above,
irom their Divisions.
HE procession after bclng formed will march down
I'd street /" 9TH alley. dawn oh alley 10 main street, up
man street 10 7,h alley. up 9TH alley i,h street, dow
iih street Ia b'h alley and thence 10 Republican Grave
where several addresses will be delivered after whie,
cold COLLATION. will be furnished Tho public are fes
pecllully invited tr attend.
TilDMASJ HARDY,
TilpS, IAFFEiiIY,
WM. l.. FAIR.
ROBERT |. KENT
} GORDON. .
CIi>kIES I. WELLS.
JOHN ID ALEXANDER,
GEO. W DABNEY, :
A. J CLARKE
u. +. RONALI
THOMAS EARLY.
GRANVILLE JORDAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
.7VCTID.y' N.9EE.

IN the 20ih day of his month shall offer for SALE the
OFoIR LOIS, with the large white house thereon
now ~ the occupancy Of DR. Edwards, ncic
bonrlooi OF MIR. Tabhs in the outer limits the conora
non OF 'ynhbutgj the same property bought of L. Dupuy
and vic whose decree io the the purchase
ney has been pdd on This property bound the
GINA Bank for S6i0, and to the Citizens saving Bank
ynchbig Tor $500 The sale is to be made b, the assent
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed title To he
withheld until final PAYMENT The title is perfect coming
down from Lynch TO Dupuy and wife, and from he
the Undersigned PLEASANT pARTIN
The decree Of i,npuy and wife has been paid of.
ATnl S-wt20Af =. GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

co. We are authorized TO announce VINCENT
WIrcuER, as candidate to rcpresen, the coun-
ty oil Pittsylvanla in the next General Assembly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
I N v I r A T 10 N

The citizens Of Lynrhburg nvi'cd to "COLLA.
1lON' to be given by the Sons Of Temperance Of their
town. at Republican Spring, Friday, The l9rh inst.
in honor Of the meeting of the Grand Division OF the State
Of Virginia. tg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
TRACT OF LAND.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

I'VE have just received in stone, from the owner an,
maker who snow in town. few suits Of yer, sumo
ri"r READY MADE CLOTHING, amongst which w III be
found
FROtK COATS, DRESS COATS SATAN AND
FANCY VESTS, BIA'k CASHMERE MD
A N { A n Y |. . o y s
They ot the first siyc Of wutk hip finish .ut
able To the season, and will be .od .ev Tor cash i clos,
MOSBi lIOl.COMBE,
April 49,, Auc,,,,,,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

Valuable Land for Sale.

If.N'hh'o sell Tract Of land containing 80 Acre.
~ he county o Ambc,. adjoining tho residence ct ,ort
'aNm fa,'cHon and others ANY person nshng purchase
WI please a''m'ne II iot Themselves, with the
that determined sell al even les, than ,tx y,uc
Apply tome IN l.ynchbuIs.
Aptll Il ct W l.. SAlNnEnu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
JUST FROM TIE EMPIRE CITY
JOHN p. WRIGHT

AS just returned from the Northern cities, and now
! receiving aud opening the fines, assortment OF NEW
BOOKS and latest style Watches and Jeuety
this market. lie has also fine assortment Of FANCY
GOODS, such Parasols Fans Pocket Knives, Ra,or.
Combs Brushes, &C. 81 tog ether all kinds Of STA
TloNEf, which he will sell low they can be obtain
ed in the market.
April l5-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
TJ.nttsr.plks
BELL, RUCKEU a HQn0KQ

EsfE' call the aiteu,i,n 81 the L, DIES Of
town, al'oo he neg hbuurar and the s,an
wy gsefayt 10 Their very extensive stock 81 Silks, Bera
fes PLAN and pr'ned Cbameon Grenadincs Silk Metz
Ines. be,sgs Js'pe B,oche Chaneon Grsnsdnes Berass
lie ha"es slid Nonsns, pnk-, blues greens. caId
and "ranqe French Organdie. Scotch dfJ Frencb Jsccs-
nets, freocs esmlrics isd Sroth Lawns sosd Fsensh
'eeo"e'. pink blue" green and com eod solid French CAM
bcs aud thanbrss, Cbsmlon Chanbrzs and many other
Dress Goods IN colours BLK BombAxine., bib Ara-
'a', bk Mousns, BLK Berases, hk Tsmese blk satin
GRENADINES bin and white French Jsrconets solid blh
Lawn. aud GnTham-, BLK Ch.pa and checked Gu hams,
SECOND Mourning French n,gandv- French Jneeon.fs BE.
faees Grenadines, Ne Re, also ff.nr worked idkfs
shear lawn aud hemd stitched amen Cambre do frs,,sh
worked ,oas, Cuts Sleeves and capes Boanes, bonnet
noo Zap do, aud almost every other style III goods In
use IN great variety An examination 81 this stock
respectfully requested, none will 60 away wit bout
iog pleased with gpods and prizes. = sans,
Maleh 2I-isM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

o. We are much indebted to the Hon Tho,.
5. Bocock, for bound copy of the Presidents
Message and accompanying documents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
EUl, fh9 LNfliPS,

TNE subscriber has just received per Express direct from
the Importers, choice assortment of NEW S'rYl \
TRIMMINGS, such Buttons, Linen and Silk Gimns an,
Brads, Hare Bell Trimming ,sc, They really ha.om
andTey cheap, DON 4. c. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

: CARPEliNG -CAKPEIING-CARPET
ffNHE undersigned has hand large and gnifccnt
sotment Of Brussels, Three Ply and other Carpetng.,
"A Sd and 81 Grass Mating white and cod "a, A.
6-i and "a Oil Cloth Carpeng Of superior quality, which
he Is odering very low and very d1ing
April lS--iits r. a. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
l,YNCuNyrRC MA

LYNCHBURG MARKETS, APRIL II.
Prori''o,". Bacon. 5ia6 laof, s. 10 Sc, Corn Nles
60 conta.
tfonr.. 81 10 10 Sil =.#
Uheaf--Red 80 cents: White IS
f'r't'n.-Cnrn 50 Ia IS cts Dat. 35t, 40 ,.,ts
ttorer Seed ~ A.
Uh'steg.--Mouplsiu 30 10 81 -lauphorneA fIunl,.
26 cent?.
Betneor Is To % cents
H,Her-l 10 10 eta fn NJ. |.
Braaig App'e. ulfnrnr Peach non, m, rim
Haf Iron ts5 assorted and $50 80 Whom drawn /,
order y
Coffee IA Ito Is cenis, I.agura II IN Is Niosh,
20.
Country L'asn, 12; Flax u cents.
Cotton l"ras Sales 1920 cents.
fsaihcrs--32 To 81 cts.---Scsrce.
Fiar Seed Sales % 10 rs cents
f.d -'lcrrinps. No. |. 81 so; Shad, old ST 81
Ttlior-o cents
TT- $50 per Dbl
~ ooi-2i 10 ~ cts, In demand.
" DOL Rolis-no sales
& 80
Ginseng-25 tn 81 crnts
Iienp-We 1uo'e 10 7.c. in demand
iiisesi OIL 10 cents IN demand
Lard & b6!. Dali.
- 'n,ia's.. IVES. lnda So 10 10 c',ror gallon
q. i2to Is cents.
Plasier Lump. ~ To Sc, Ground. tGi toH.
sugars Nav oroans0 to7 cents; Parto Il leo tos
cents Clarified lei cchts: I.onflI3t,Iol ,onts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

GLOPER SEED-CLOTER SEED
WE have % commissions about two hundred bu,hel Is
w Clover Seed in different lots som parcels c.,irey ex-
eupt from all foreign leeds, which we will sell low
March 2l-ta SMlTHSOS 9 sIATHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
S ALE OF. A ND.

DikSN An ' In decree al the Circuit Go, II
NV aud thanrct,, Tor the county Of Neson rendered
on The 18th October 1919, therein depending In " hitch
frederick g. fcefs u paInh aud James Garland u sn
Pctefs aud Nathan lontus, surviving rnlucs 81 ~, w
'iati,ss AMI the Wilson Peters Nathan ogt.
ph''hrts trading ~ the maine Of Nathan I.rltus
the same wilson Peots IL his IT. and James Penn
ana Christopher I Edr%, Defendants shall self nn the
rm'c' '" thr highest bidder, lot cash, Saturday, the
25th dayoi Nav, 1850, the
TRACT OF LAND,
in the proceeding inned much thereof "a n,y h,
necessary to the charges o c,eeuinc the decree ,
:" one Thousand dollars" with legal interest thereon from Inc
2ni August, lsiS, aud the rnsts oi the suit
This Land is within w" mites II Nelson Court House al
joining the lands oi ROBBERS J. knca,d and others
ALIEN BROWN, Sherinuf Nelson
and Comm ssionet.
April lSth-t2JM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
CASH FOR NEGROES.

/ WISH IN pnrrh number OF LIKELY NE.ROkS
! tpr which will paw tho HIGHEST CASH PRICE,
MI letters adlrrst at Liberty Bedford county will
receive ppmp' attention " &. HEWITT.
AuR BITS - ftt