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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
From ihr RichmoHd Pepubllcdn.
NtnIlfN ~ kfI'IhN


We have often referred to The vital Importance Of
Moderation of spirit and Language in a contest like that
which has prevailed bat which we hope is about 10
close between North and SOUTH. The abusive terms
applied by many oilhe Northern presses 10 Shareholders.
and the bitter mpulatons which have been provoked in
return have done more to emhroi and embtcr the Two
sections than any aud all intrinsic difficulties in the nes
iions in dispute
We know II is hard 10 preserve pa fence under lbes
and false arcnsaions. Bat whea engaged IN sns
alnlng sncn course that of the South. should be will
ling t. make any sacrifices for thai cnsls'ent with
honor end elfrcspcc And il is perfectly consistent
with hcSe 10 refrain from answering fool according 10
his fllly A war ol words i the of fshefwomen
employ the becoming instruments OF reason md
Argument, when dispntanisgve wa,t excitement and pas
SION they are apt lose the faculty Of discrimination and
In abuse friends and foes with equal bitterness lhy are
hus tempted In do injustice and TO utter sacasms which
may be very keen. but which very long in healing
Thus we feel well satisfied that mrasure which the
South could adopt MT Sou hern Convention for
the cxpc.s and .yowcd purpose of dlss living the Cnon,
would cause as much bitterness aversion aud alienation,
AS certain mpuiations which have sometimes heard
nnon Northern character.
To proclaim To any ion any set ut men iha, wa
will resist them he death. declaration which they
can swallow and admire your pluck 10 brand them az
cowards an offence which, if alse. they will pant for
an opportunity dspoye, and which, even If true, they
can never fTgye.
'Ihehrue course of the South under any aud all eircnm
t5accs is, uoie,iim of Spirit. FHnae,s of .lciion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
From The Chariotiseaic IN .4ipocate,
MIR. RIVES' | I.FTTER.

We need scarcely direct The attention o the people OF
Alhemafle II the letter Of the lnn. WIN {. VS., 10
friend in this rnnpiv. on the ny ailng qnssliihs whth
have unhappiy divided the country. 1ha nnble al
pattiur aenments which IT cbnaius viii rnoeyea hearty
resppnsr fn,m his fellow ennnttymou. who ara proud
say have already endorsed. hya large mahriiy. his
views upon the value Of the UnIan. and the dangerous
character of the convention ppnsed to be held al Ns-
Vile. .+ e "a ss
In times II great pol To Institutions. when the
very exsfenee of the Union s hrracned. every LIVER
Of tina Union should contribute his part towards its pre-
acrvann, and we rrjuen that Mr. Rives has stepped
frwntd u t,ke cnnnsrl with his c,untYnen npon tho
n,onrn ,nns ssnrs OF day Although banish'd for
mc from his emniry. he faels The less interest IN
her prosperity and welfare. but. the contrary. hia
symrafhs in every thing relating to her enlekened
hv residence IN mrinn lanl. We know that Mr.
Rives will re ice II learn thai since the dae 1T his
letter bet cnnnses havo allied In Congress, ad
thu, serious dangrto the uaon is m longer 10 b. aprr
bend, d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
Bs. L.. TENsLES,
GROCER AND COMMISSION hGENI.

IL NJ IibU ItII, 7,
HAS in store aud is receiving general stock OF Goods to
which he would call the attention of purchasers In
his stock may be foundSagar, Coffee, Teas salt Tron
Nails Steele, Molasses, Maekere Lead and Shot Coffee
Mills, Curry Combs Spades shoyeis, and general assort
ment of Hard Ware Store-Warc, Wooden Burkcs Cast
ings assorted Table Cutlery Tea and Table Spoons, Meal
Scrs Cassimeres Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods for pantauons AMI Vesting, Nankeens Apaccas,
Gnghams. Lawns, 2D0 bolts Carocs, Irish Linen Dumcs-
ties all widths, both brown and blearhed, Bed Ticking,
Plaid Cotons 81 k and Cotton iandkcrrhie Combs, Palm,
silk and Fur TatS large assortment OF mems and Ladies'
Shoes cases fine Boots; besides many other goods too ed
TO mention. All want call from purchasers To- ia
sales deeruned for cash, to sell as low, il not
low er, than any house in town. Try me.
April 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEN. SEGgEEpS ~ CO..

T. q
4t -Four Dollars per antal, pagte IA Gdraacc No sub
crpfion o reccired for storts, time months
aud no paper r be deoted. (rcept at the discretion
the EdRors,) ultu all dITedrageS pdtd.
ApvfrtsENENS inserted al 80 cents per square tor
esN for cre1 1ncr form insertion md 81 cts per square
for less) for ererg outer form insertion.
pery .4Iueftser tsrGquaedto 9te The Ms toc long
he t,tstGS his ipcgt inserted ddce9 9tiseent, not
noted rn be inserted TN its isrotnurnec ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING he tei1S for the pririege
eftpo s4uafes, -i0 fer square So for squire, M
ney form 81 Frery yeaiy adrcrtcr rW be required TO
con fine MS nirertiIg 10 his particular line ofbisaeSs
8-Jou PRINTING erccedneatly and erpedtious'y aud
unreasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
AiIi \


".qci Ich FoR. es isl TcrsebelU,ien'
II was translated int English, however, aud like s
predecessor sung with perfect abence II all foreign
accent Hero are The wJrd5. Would could send you
the voice which accom- a1ied them
"Ah. feel that Joy will never
Ilqhl lls heart 81 G ID, 81 lone:
Hope is lost to me f1rrvrr
Peace conlcntment, al are gone.
''lf lhcrc he no bright to morrow.
II in vain weep and sigh,
All in pity 10 my sorrow
BE il mine ii once 10 die
Ihe nature Of This song called for more intensity Of fe1
preston than tho pastoral poem which preceded, and
yon NAV be sure it executed accordingly. never
before was present such exhibition Of musical poN
cr. No words can give You any idea Of H.. The sang
musi have answered 10 some experience Of Jenny Lind.
else she bad never given il with such e CT It WAS moi
only her pathetic ice hcaking wildly into the air and
conIna IT into the "discirdant melody ot broken
heart WINS not SIMPLY that which made every nerve IN
us hrll bu it the whole expression of her ace, aud
every movement OF her fan Her dark blue eye, but
moment sinrc clothing every feature in drapsry {" light
gradually become sunken and shaded until all bright
ness had ,a.sed from her face aud II seemed as over
come by the dark clouds OF spiritual night. am sure
she is woman Of "sorfuws ard acquainted with grie"
thought SO when first her. In rrpose. her conn
cnance is not only supple ,nd sad hut severely thoughtful
and care-worn. Now aud then sweet eht.-he light
of an innocent breaks like beam of day over
her fine countruance but It's vnna tong 10 that OF an
abiding melancholy. Her first qaze upon crowded
audience s wild aud wandering but presently her pale
eve Ids drop and shc had resolved To obey
the injunction Of The good Herbert. and
In time Of service shut up both youFeyss
AnI send lAcm fo the heart
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
A67 ACRES,
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sS6EsEsa more or less. Also other tract the
WV same creek, in SAID county, containing $50
~.sAs>- Acres, or less, adjoining tho oumGr,-
Also one other Tract the waters OF said creek in said
county containing 4l6 Acres less, adjoining the
the waters oil said cree nthc said county, containing 22O
and others Also her Tract in said conty the
tcrs sad creek containing So Acres lees, ad
ioin,g lands of Stratdn Wheeler and others Also
other Tract Bent Creek, containing 20o Acres
or less bounded the lands oi abney Gooeh and others
Also ono other Tract the o Broad Creek,
t,innq 500 Acres, more less, bounded by the land, of
Rives 4 White and others. Also the following Nero men,
TO wit: Peter, Icyycl, SANDY, Bill Spmner, sam, Page,
Joshua Jerry, John, joe Aso the following Nfgfo boy,
to wit: Neptuue Bob and Henry. Also the following Ne
gro Women. Girls AMI Bows, 10 wit: Phils. woman;
Pleasant, Jenny woman; Nancy and her dauph
ter Lucy and her three children, Bbb and her three
children Kitty and her children, Rachel and her five
chidren 10 wit Nckv, Anderson Nelson, Jesse and att
Matilda her five children Martina Edward, Mary, San
DIV, and-. Also, Caroline, glrl Jenny, gitl Sarah
a girl; pattcy and Svey, women. Also, interest Of
49hs in the following II slaves to wit Sawnev, Jenny
and her five children, john. Jacob, Sally and Others
(names not gye9 Judy and her three children, James and
others names not given The athtr jth Of said II Slaves
belonging to the leeaees of Thomas Walton. Also the
increase of any of above named female Slaves the
date Of the aforesaid deed.
The tide to all oi the aarrtarel Land and Negroes i
believed be good, but acting Trustee. will only
vey such title vested in me by the decd aforesaid
SAMU Ell McD. REID, Trustee.
April l1-f9pN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

Depend II. .lha the lite Of Jenny Lind i. tru-
" written u Will reveal sn sad tale" could
thats pcrcrphle eh,ngr" hsd ''nassed Der the spirit
al her dro'm since lSi1 II Is said she Is ahnu
10 he married, hnpr the sayingi, ttur hnt doubt IL
Snrh spirits ssllnm marry on earth aud IN Heaven
there Is neither marrying giving N maunge.p-
Sic msy. like Fanny kcmhc. pet united by the lock Of
! legal wedding, hui II will not he the w,duck II the
heaft. but the mefes aud most heatsss form. II she
msttirs an Eogllsh Prince, Peer. Priest it will be-
called good agc This country; hnl II ,he
Swedish rr,s,nt though his nature be greater. aud
hs 1--we deeper ihan Priest Peer. Ptltcc is capable
of-n w,lI he called a b,d marriage. Rumot SAYS she
Is Ia marry an Fonllsh Priest. II vi, 'thc Lord have
merry on her snnll' hut diptess
The last song "hIch we h'd fn'n Jenny LIND. nj The
concert uudnt notice, ane. aud here II Is called
TIE LONELY ROSE
Rosr eezrd from her hoaer green.
pan he summer nlph.
And nevef bad creation .etn.
flower 81 hno and bright.
Her modr.l intm, 81 soft. sn mrrk.
Ntlh marnina radiance dyed.
Bramed like the lovely hushing cheek
Ola Young village BRIDE.
Bu anon storm. dark o'or the vale.
lis mountain fury ahrd.
Aud sllfnndrl IN the tWilinht pllo
lh' lnurly Rose Law dead.
And So II Il n grue mind
SHk. undor snrtdw's dart;
The storm may pass bu leaves behind
Too ait hltuhtcd htatt
HIS. too, hsing plan'ivr song was snog with great
power. aud we'd the hcNr of the gathered prnpie
the Is moved by Storm. l. WI. striking ohse
ihe changes of exprrssiuu which pas ed Jenny
ilnds face ~ sho snna these wol when she sung Of
The lovely hlushlng check
OF the yonng village bfidr,'
her own checks We're suddenly sulu -ed with nddy glow
ms NJ som" cnty VT monont since lutgnucn memory
hut the hloom had scarcely mr before II faded
away ns II forever and iom pii lips heard o the
Storm dark o'ef the vale" aod of
The gentle mind. which lavrs behind.
Ioa Oft blight heanl''
have much mnte | shlull like ta add about Jenny
l.lnd. but pressed Tor time. She is making hefs,f
vey dear t' the nsh people by her acts Of hrnevn
lence, which are sail Ia increase number aud en
every day. Smely she deserves. aud surely she shl
vet cnI y. serene mud happy lla Tho blessings of
thousands is falling upon her like the meung dew .whie
the consciousness n pure life enables her to bear with
nrlItudo otherwise mplssblr nll the sormws II carh
II. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
.NEEJs HOeAN.

.VEU EOVMN.
JUST recev ed at the Book Store of D. b PAYNE& * BRC
j Encyclopedia OF Chemistry by J. &. Booth,
Complete work on Chemistry by Liebig,
Lectures on Chemistry by Solly,
Civil War in Hungary,
Popular pelusions by Chas Mackay,
Travels in the Eas by Spencer,
Cuba and the Cubans,
Dcsnltoria, the recovered MSS of an Eccentric,
Dccl and Port, by Walter Cotton,
The Convict Snip by Browning,
Voice from the Press,
White Jacket, by Melville,
Redwood, by Sedgwck,
American Medical Formularv by Reese,
Druggists Receipt Book, by Bcasley,
Manufacture OF Iron, by Overman SC. &c
Large lot ncw School Books hand.
Apr 25-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
E'py!,,s-SJO prr Session,

EVFE!lS-SbU IIfF NtSS'ON.
All communications pertaining to this department, must be
addressed to f.. W. NJ KING, ESQ.
The Faculties FOR intellectual abilities moral worth and
professional acrme Will compare ayoably with the
distinguished in country The medical faculty
stiles auamny in his any other country o them
are able lecturer, and the best u teachers.
Those WHO viii contemplate geographical position ard
the extent ni populations have doubt the eli
ehllitv situation for enterprise oi the kind. A. II
health including al OF the year. deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments Of this
Institute small but the gentlemen composing them
talented and in the highest degree repeetablea favorable
omen for the future prosperity OF the Institute
That the public be satisfied of the pemancncy OF this
school feel it duty state that the Trustees and
Faculty form Mt IN action, which augurs well for its
and that the peculiar ntenal organization
winch connects them, cannot he interrupted
T.. NJ KING PRrspFNT
o.the Memphis Institute.
MEMPHIS Tenn, April 29-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

HAVE THIS DAY cold my entire interest in the concern
i of AGREE & WIrIEN 10 Ilos O. Acroc, and lac alone
5 authorised to wind up the e neern.
WAI. l.. WI1TEN.
April Pts April 21, 1870.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
NJ. ROSENBhCH,
Phil LAlELPHlA CHEAP CLOIHlNG STORE.

THREE DOORS ABOVE THE FRANKLIN HOTEL,
ITAS Just received a lot Of fine SUMMER CLOTH
i Nc, which hc will sell at unusually low prices
p. 5. Another lot Of those nry Calico and striped Linen
Shirs, Y hitc Pants and White Marscos Vests, sc. Sc.
All in want are invited to call early.
Nav1 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
Tools nnd Rg.terIaIs for Comtractors.

WEIANE on hand good assortment Of Blaeksmith's
w Bellows Anyis. Nises, Sleigc and Hand Hammers,
Stone Hammers Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mers Cat Steel Hammer AIonds, stock and Die, Screw
Rates. Files and Rasps, Crow Bars Picks, Matacks Tape
Lines, Broad Chop aud Hand Axes; Halter, Trace and
Stone Chains Hand Croseut and Pit Saws Horse Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. Octagon and Square Cast Steel
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
100 dozen Shoves and Spades and many other articles
"hieh we are anxious TO sell on liberal terms.
Fob 2s-tt GREGORY EoAALL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MENEEsaS lN$EHReI&
.NEDTC.4L P.iRI.HE.AT.
'UNIlE regular oi Lectures this Institute Will
the first OF November, and continue until
the last Of February The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready receive students by the first OF October
The Medical department will be under the direction OF the
following
u II 20 4 T. = $ q II s
H. freeman, NJ d, Professor ot Anatomy.
r. :. Newton, Nj. u, PROT ussor of surgery.
III. Ilnlce M D., Professor OF Theory and Practice o
Medicine.
w. Byrd Powell NJ d, Professor of Physiology, Patho
ogy, MmeIalogy and Geology.
King, NJ - Professor oi Maetia Mellca Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. Milton Sanders, NJ. ID, Professor oi Chemistry and
Pharmacv
J. Wilson, NJ u, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Wnmen and Children.
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ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims at ti.e City Of Washington.

t>lIE subscriber undertakes the collection, settlement and
adjustment al manner ul Claims accounts demands
against the Government the uutcd States foreign
state country belore Coms ioners before Congress,
before any OF the public Departments at Washington.
The procuring Of Patents, Army and Navy Pensions, the
collection of accounts against the Government, all Land
Claims and every demand other business of whatever
kind req rng the prompt aud efficient services ol an Ator
ney Agent.
resdence Of at the scat of the Federal
Government, with a thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the various systems and routine o public business at
the different Offices well as in Congress- added 10 this
the ablcst legal advisers, if needed ustes
undersigned in plrdgng the fullest satisfaction and the
dispatch those who may cnus their business to
his Being well known 10 the ,atcr part Of the c
this district and gentlemen who have been
members o both Houses OF Congress IN the last twelve years.
it is deemed useless extend this notice by special fotcrcn
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges fees will be regulated by the nature and extent
OF the busiacss but moderate in all cases.
Address, ii. {. PAlIDINti, Attorney,
May 2-ts Washington, ID 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

y,LOUR, W1IEAT FLNN SEED, REESWNN GIN
L SENG, and most ever, description ot Country Produce
for which the highest market rates VIII he give cash o
barter j. /. WILLIAMS.
Alril
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

Tur kIHG OF IiyEns.--lhe Mississippi ia mighty
in his imperial dipity. but mere mighty IN his lessons
of unity and cnnledeation The matchess tide is ihr
n,pr ccslus which ensures the harmony Of the soyer
einy sisters Of the Union aud peeyish eruption
.lsrrly jealousy dspar the silver zpne that so finn
ly and or cinusy bnds their varied clmcs aud products
,no one common interest. The Mississippi is the mos.
persuasive mediator the most energetic arber, aud tho
most vuiant defender of the federal compact linking in
10 chain Of communication fourteen powerful States.
and no1rIy half entire pop llaiion. Gaherlng into
one unrnmputel honsanda Of miles nf nivigable water
h5linr in condlllun Of nrle nerrhaupc vast setles
oi diverse, vet mutually drprndng. agricultural, mann
facluIng mlana and commercial niefos =. there Is NJ
fraction Of The vile territory embodied m The embrace oi
the hundred armed rivcr that could cut itself iom the
If the body without der yina the growth aud ygor
of its own far pr7potoos. Fre,l Iowa aud Illinois may
chidc the hereses Of ~lavr-hldng Kentucky and Lons
nna but not the less most wheat growingand lead pro
ducing Iowa aud Illinois vcrd their wares aud buy their
snoa and cotton IL the markets ii fher southern sisters,
while their highway Iivrr holds open uvlt,lon 10 come
aud O. in unreslaioed profit and g@d WILL and rebokes
tho nlcuperanee Of sectional agsmsson Cora ''lont-
gOHicrU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
USE OF THE prACoCk'S T\lI.

The brnUty of thn peacock'4 plnnage lhene oi
admiration In the rfmaics, times aud the bird was
sought after capable ol adlnp spend n o. tho maeh
frence uf solomon The chief display of this hranty
rises from thai artanprmrn Of long aud gorponis feathers
which spring from the space hHveen the repInn behind
The wines and The origin Of h- tail but the of hl.
to the bird saf his been suher OF doubt. Al first
sight it be hotter han lnxutnncc II nature.
anil iucumbfancc rather than heneft The action
by which its pendar is outspfead has no been deemed
absurd manifestation OF pride. But men are imper
feel potcs ui the actons 4 animals aud cose
examination of hn habits Of this bind will all ri dlllrr
ent explanation The tail OF he peacock ls If plan
and humble description and 10 be of un oher
hesldes aiding the Of tho long 10 thos Of the
ns while the latter supplied nj their insertion with
arrangement voluntary mn ees hich contribute 10
Their elevation. and 10 the Other maions Of which they
capable lfsutpriscd by foe. lh' p-scuch present
ly er,cts lie gorgeous feathers and the enemy NJ nnre
beholds sArtno mp before him creature which his ter
cannot l 10 magnify int III, bulk Implied hy The
circumstance of giltotInn cIre III The most dazzling
hocs his attention at the lme distracted by hun
dfed parlng eyes meeting his gaz" IN eyr'y direction
hiss from head in the centre attended hy advance
of The conspicuous portion ol his bulk which Is,
in itself an -rlion of retreat hing caused hy inp
motion of hr bdy f the bind That must be bald
animal which da,a nl p,usc fhr .pht ol euch oh
jeci and shor interval is uient secure the salriy
If the bird but #, after all. The enemy should bo bad
enough risk assault is mps likely that lis ea9et-
or rage would be spent the etefng npprndiaes
in which the is dyesed only Of that which
little time will ag,in supply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09
LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. r. w. NJ King, Professor OF l'lcory and Practi
OF Law.
john pcatcld, Esq, Professor Of Commercial Jurispr
dencc.
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together with alarge and general assortment Of WORK,
suited To the wants of this community.
All the work which hu ol.ls of his manufacture and
warranted lIIpHiAS l. . bhlAihlbl'
March Pm
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Do,ucssscs 0.,d osmohr,rss.
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"A 7 IEAV q 7 = DIaIL =
A PAIR of yonug well broke mules ALSO, fine
1 "a youne Saddle nag.
April 25-ls MOsBY & HOLCONBE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

To MERCHANTS.
~ BASKETS OLIVE OIL, OF good quality in which
~ good bargain will be sold.
April 29--ts J. +. WILLIAMS.