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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
AGRICULTUR A L
From tie Soaiii,ra Planter.
TIE All q

levine .e,ieed ia The Ddin Newspaper quite an IN
,err.,iuc rss,yu tn rs he ihushi snlgsej itse'f
J., pres-m the cls Of tie mule through ih- me.
dun. v u Ssnr consent.
perh7rs thee Aaim,l II such valve a. the nule
thai las t,s much neIrcl,s and mstreaied, bat tins
has in graf u-e ceased he he rssp sad he
n,ul- hds fvr in the estlmlilan oi ihr far
mer The uale IS coming into IN re general uss =
org farners HIS vtlue big fuud aut ls hs
goat snrati,rity sb We ths hos e. agricultural prtp,
H. rrapsrli,n 70 kpaw d." flhls fBct las tine
pc4 rati e. mnles advanced mt, II NOW nearly don.
siss nst II smr iew yeas past fasre i alsi gea
ses ssn-ng III nnmaef oi iafnef, who have nd
thor surnoa u raising ( muas instead 4 hur~es. an
hak ihi. ti,rv lave utiss' al nsdsr tbie
m. - 'ie reader c4sider the foa,wius fc's aud
b. AZ la3gr in lie to- Tba mule " u
ss.rt laly vsM s3,net than ihr h,r~e be will D.
mIeh work the hdss treatment being e. Al, upth
nearly hsil h. fe-. be w. st tee = Ing The
hrs. SID rs iia mule dsferlfai-s about a. rs
sfier he I'VE " he h i e> after he teH ihe
to mule ], gfea dFa rs s1iJ 10 tisease han he
huls; they I'VE a he er-at deal e.dcf. was once
asked BY wy 81 csihag my Attention "a fh- lanaey ~
4 mules, " | ever saw dead mule | never did |
a, M peiela ~ they dr.; bot they certain
Iy live - BE- very II. PIuy gives aeca1nt # pae
taken ffo Grcisu hsirtN thst eighty y.ai. od;
aud hnul psst thnr. fi,wed athef, thtl w,re rar
ing ms er,al ihs iemplerf Nj. crva a At.ns
Much ot the i ~ e-s sud sfnHb runess aurtuird T.
mules nas beer the re,ell Of rtu- Treatment ~ H.,
that ran temaah'r. has 10 afru head the ZEN IL E..
thai mnl he yrrF hing lr servants -rn1 ~ts ,
Becsu>r thy general thing. plss.ss WY hfe hn
and Gre. r"eaal 10 the htutes entrusted II
their management KID treatment aud aretlen are as
essential in ord 10 have god mules, as they are 10
have god hotsts.
fen saegesllon- in feea,d In hfeai g mules brffr
flush. W hroa mule g. b. ire- year. Old he Is
Then al tle proper sge IN he hrok, hl h should mot h.
worked had pnnl lour YEATS I'D Whrn YOU nike Inn
IN hand to break hm, do be Tough with hun /,
L. iasen him that h. dn yet away Tor Il II,
aare b eaks use he docs mi Gdgrl II. and It rrudfn
han dillicnli manage. Mules shnud always h.
br,ka 10 wagon with h mule lhal has swil
walk thy msy he brke walk sw II or slnw ~ la
sure BY a"cosie oing lhetn In 81 her gaze first hnce
r.cIn aeni Ia be book" with me Thai has swla pn1
The female mule lhnk preferable h.t the male as lhf
farmer Is generally more tIaclahle aud some say will
las longer. & r.
SusaE Comfy Ia, 1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
eppy-Testc.
frhll-N2m ROBERT TlNSfEN CHI


VIRGINIA II Ruies holden IN the Clerk >. Oac, Of
the iHcmt Superior toutt 81 Law and thancsry ion
Tie a"n ni n'hearg, the ilh day Of February 1850
'l ~ 'i'!' Plaintiff,
John Hatcher and James Green late merchants and
Partners trading under the style and trim of Hatcher 4
ttfeen and John G. Shacklriprd Dit
IN tHANtERY
no defendants James II Green and John e Shaekle ford
@ having thet'dthe appearance and given security ac-
corning I" the at ol Assembly and the rules oi tins c,
ana appearing ~ satisfactory evidence that they are not
haNhsn's oi this country - ordered That the said do
ahlh, apat here the first day the ne NJ term and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff aud that ropy of this od
e inherited m some newspaper printed in the town
''t Two months sncrc>si' ely, and posted at the
ioh' door ut the courthouse, IN the said town
AeoPy-les,c,
=" = WIN u ROBES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
WHITEHURST'S
SkyIiSht Daguerrean Gallery
ELECTRO DAGUERREOTYPE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT

GALLERY, MAIN Street Lyncnb,ug,
sycamore Street, Petersburg; II Main Street Richmond
Nam Street, Norfolk; and 207 Baltimore
ihfN tSSfS taken in all weather. If children to
DC taken, the morning OF clear day should be selected
WI having successfully applied electricity to his
process now enabled TO get the action OF light his
SUBJECT almost instantaneously
ms success Tor the past SIX years, enables him this
time to employ twenyone assistants and is now taking at
rate OF twenty thousand kencsses annually, which he
"eSs haering proof OF the superiority OF his licensees
ncniar attention paid to taking lkenesses of infant
post norton cases copying OF paintings, aguer.
eoypes Sc call is respectfully solicited, whether you
sit for likeness not.
Just received and will be kept constantly on hand fine
assortment OF lockes and Breaspins, OF the latest patterns,
expressly Tor iaguerteotypos, so as not to allow the
To creep IN around the edges often the ease, the
great injury Of the Likeness.
j. IL WHITEHURST, Proprietor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
DR.. KUHL'S MEDICINE.

Il A NJ IXTU RE
FNOR Colds Influenza Costiveness Piles Affection oft he
Kidney and Bladder, Gravel, Sc, Fuor Albus eak-
ness and oher Female Complaints.
RFf RENCES-Dr. kuhls rous Agents have
transmitted to HIM the most gratifying testimonials all in
the same TERMS that the Abysnia Mixture most efca-
cou and supasses all other medicines DR. Kuhl refers 10
the communications which have recently been published
from gentlemen who have been Agents Of
In North Carolina: Phiier & Yoke Concord; A. 4 d. w
Honeycutt, Gold Iil Major Dugald McDupald Moore
county; Col j. NJ A Drake, Ashcboro'; c. c. Pueb Gas.
tom Jones, Watson Co, Chapel Hill; DIR. James r. Cal
lum, Druggist Milton Woollen Brannock, Wentworth,
Dir j. ii Hawley, fiawfey's Store p o. Sampson county
In Virginia Col {. ID. Bennett, Pittsylvana H. Kirby
Anderson Laurel Grove, Pittsylvania county George
Barr, r M, abingdon; Dr. Tn j. Obenchain, Buchanan;
Alfred "ibon, Charlotte C. H. DR. w II. Haseltine,
Martinsburg Sam'. Dmkle, Orange c. H.; E. II. Akin
son, Lynchburg SC.
Extract Of communication rtcersd from Col. c. d.
bennett, at Pittsylranid c. H., "a.
"lhe Abyssina Mixture has long since been disposed Of
and the patients had to procure from other agencies 1t
has given an unrvaed SUBTRACTION and relapse has
occurred The cured persons only in the
recent that it would them in four days il they
kept strictly to the directions
8S-f1ice per bottle IS cents, 81 25 and 50 so.
AGENTS:
F.. II. Atkinson, Marshall House, Lvnchburp,
Major VIM. Lettwich, Otter Bridge.
A Pierson X Co, Stoner's Store.
Edmund w hite Big Lick
Geo. w. Shanks, Salem.
J. Nj. Phelps, New Market.
Geo w, A. Raine, Appomattox L. II.
VIM. d. Jones, New Store
w. II. Middleton, Druggist, FarmSe.
Thos. Hickson, do do
Jan l4-wly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

Where superficial nsnuring Is exclusively ptsessed,
nothing can rqasl the hnp'rtsnce Of enchanting the
va,fie vapors BY the c'filus of sulphsie IL lime.
have sem fiefsnee II 'nany hundred per ennt IN
favor Il the plssered where half rvtej stable
nun had been previously ihrown bosdcas, among The
gra.ing m. J. J. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
Ward Election

fINlE WARD ELECTION Tor si< Alderman ~, =;
= Hnn"n touncilmcn, in each ward, in the town =,
shhte "ili take place pursuant to an act of Assemble
VA ae To amend an act entitled an act To d vide m,
w o lNnethurg into wards and Tor other pnrposes
.u 60 -" le3o ON the first Tuesday in Aprh nc>-and
~ u IN 'yneh "atd No being all that part Of sa III
iz'h su't IN the Auction house of Akcrs nuatd Ihn
~ n'S' door 70 Exchange Corner, and in Henry Ward
o''ng all That part OF town above ls alley
IN hNtf I" Eth street in the house nerupiea by / n
Edwards, aud opposite Samuel II Thurman - -
HENRY III INJUNCTION
90 SnSt Of the Corporation oil Iynchhurq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
MARBLE MANDATORY.

JAMES PAGAN A. co, sCUi.PTofS, .1aykst
- Street iyachb,ssg. Ia Monuments, Manlic,, Iumb-
sn Head Stoars, Table aud Counter Tops, sod House
Work g,nef, executed IN all it, branches IN the bet
Tor public ard private building. lens moderate.
Jan u in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
A Derangemcnt OF the Nervous system.

W In Nervous Complains, Drugs and Medicines in
crease the disease for they weaken the vital energies Of
The already Frustrated SYSTEM while under the strength
enlng, 1--we giving yltazlng Influence of GaIvanism las
applied by this beautiful aud wonderful discovery the
exhausted patent and weakened sufferer is restored to
former health, strength, elasticity and yigor.
The great popularity and rxcellence of DR. Christies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
HE.lDy..W.IDE CLOTNE.y.G.


want OF Ready Made Clothing, particularly
call and stock before purchasing else
where manufacture all qualities Of Fashionable Cloth
and assortment Of that article a. all times
winch offers To purchasers great nducemen OF procuring
article quality uhch cannot be obtained in any hcr
clothing est shment in the city.
W. have hand and constantly manufacturing Gar
every variety, from the best materials in the most
approved styles Tor fall and winter wear, consisting oil Sur
tout Sack and Pelto Overcoats, of all colos qualities and
sizes, from - 80 30, 4 Is, 5 80 and upwards.
HOys' Sacks and OrPrCONfS!
large Oh Boys Sacks and Overcos 30
less than the usual prices Superne Frock and Dress
Coats made German and French Cloths the latest
fashion. large stock of Tweed Coats Pants and Vests
We have large assortment OF Tweed frcss and Sacks,
article. For"- Sacks. Tor stormy weather.
PANTALODNS,
From super French DocskinsbaelS and fancy cashmere
Pants, variety Of shade and color at 81 50, IS
. 30, ;, ; 30 and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich yelve Satins Cashmeres and Vaencias
and at all prices 5Rememhcr the and place.
OF Prn Street md Centre .n1rket Space Baltimore, Md
Nov 22-wl2m II. II. COLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
CntircIy aud PcrmnncmtIy Cured.

when all hope ot relief had been given up, and every
Thing else been tied IN vain.
To illustrate The use Of the G.iLJ.lNTC BELT,
suppose the case o person afflicted with that bane uf
civilization, Dyspepsia any other Chronic Nervous
lbs rider In ordinary stimulaniS are taken " Inch
bs Their action On The aud muscles of the stomach
all I'D temporary clie but which leave the patient IN a
lower state. and with injured faculties after the action
ihns e>rl'ed has ceased Now compare this with the
effects resulting from the application Of the Galvanc Bel,
axe Dyspepl'e sufferer. evan IN the Symptoms
oi an attack and simply lie ;he Belt around thu bodv
using the magnetic Fluid as directed in sba,t ~ r,i
The nsens'be Precipitation will act on the pnsiive ee
"en' OF he Bell, trttoy causing Galvanic circulation
when WI lass on To the negative and thence back again
"a NE positive, thus keeping mp continuous Gavanc
cifcua ION throughout the system Thus the most severe
eases :" Dyspepsia are permanently cured few DAYS
Is Often amply sufficient Ia eradicate the disease of wears
NY. l@-"om III ID. r. LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
ANTHONY 4 EMERsoMs
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN.

'I'hf attention oi all Daiymep and persons interested IN
good butler, solicited examination oi the
OF the above iussnin ieong confident that, upon nves,
CATION and irsi. will be pronounced the most practical and
common sense fhurn brought bclie dscrimHa ing
public The abundant Testimonials the universal approba-
ton and tie spontaneous atknos gmens 81 all aho
the hum operation, examine It's principles furnish
pie prnnf NJ it, merits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
Agricultural Warehouse.

rUNiiE SIBSt hBER confines To manufacture Ai,RI-
i CULTURAL MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS
such ilorsepowet-, Thfeshers Drums, Fan Mills,
straw CUTTERS Corn Shelters variety oi patterns 1si e
aud SubsoI Pons Corn aud Cubb Crusher- Cult. ato
srpws sc, all OF which will be made the nn,r
and alter III" most approved patterns My Horsepower has
been tested two seasons and uniformly pronounced to be the
best ~ use.
Ficld and Garden seeds
Castings furnished at short notice
II BALDWIN.
March Twin / Il, Man st edmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

men, however, the skin becomes locked no from snaa
manages oil weather, any undue application Of cold all m.
nhofs and vrnent PARTICLES the blood are retained with
M ana sickness and death must follow All the long c,
S"e Oh diseases are the result We have under ssch ON,
cus'nces dscovereda remedy that will open the poye.
ana assist the body to cast oil offending humos 4, !,
MchiiS iERS Al.I-HEALING OINTMENT or ths
"ohl-pS SAl-NE. II opens those avenues thronvh
weh nature carries of the impurities Within and thu, 70
eVes the body Of disease 1t isthus cures Consume
non Scroi hula, Fevers Ery,pcas, Asthma Salt Rbeum
Sex Headache, unsy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism Se.Id
ram m the Chest, Sdc, and Back; Dyspepsia po;,on,'
sore breast Deafness Cuaneous fruptons Sore Ewes In
mamma ION OF the Bowels Kidneys, Brain Burns CHI
oa's, fies, Worms hgues, Cold Feet, Liver Compl,n,
oerS all ever Sores, and lnnammatons every L;nd
without destroying the tone of the as censra
done ny The introduction and continuance of pills and oh.,
nostrums. ~" WHIT
It's by acting upon this principle that prov ed Ia no an,
{" the most extraordinary medicines the world
us success IN curing disease is altogether in
theanhais OF medical Jurisprudence.
ms we might demonstrate by the publication If tbo,
sands OF certificates from indiv hie sandin, II; an
parts OF the United States who have experienced F., AZ
loNlSlilNG FL FlCACY in the healing OF the most ~
hcting maladies to which mankind subject But we an
peal to candid and enlightened public and only ask tb,
the numerous which being effected bv ,b. ONT,
men wherever IT has been used for It that ,pu
tatlon which meritthat due attention be paid 10 III. n
rertonS contained in the envelope, which the box,. ~
ointment are enclosed well the Circulars in tn. hand,
VI our pu, AGENTS, FOR sale by JOHN II. SEAY
feo -'-Wly Agent for Iynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
Materials and Provisions

Materials and Provisions
FOR TIE CANAL AND Raj. ROAD.
WE have in and which shall be adding in
w cry few days. large stock Of Provisions and Uten-
sis suitable for Contractors which will be sold as low and
on as accommodating terms as in this market
10000 lbs Bacon,
10 hhds. w. | Molasses,
23ooo lbs. round square and bar Iron, assorted sizes
$500 lbs. cast, German and shear Steel
275 kegs Nails and Spikes,
l,35o Lbs. Crow Bars and Sedge Moud,,
200 Skuyels,
30 Picks,
dozen patent Axes,
200 kegs Dupont's Blasting Powder,
$4,000 feet Safety Fuse,
bales Manilo Rope
$50 Blankets
II barrels No, Mackerel,
% boxes common Manufactured Tobacco.
Jan Its McCORkI.E & SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
VIRGINIA, 10 wit

VIRGINIA, TO witt NJ Rulcs held IN the Clerks
q hse 81 hs Count, court Of Franklin, the 5lh day Of
February. 1850
Owen nmperke and Aha Ann h wiz, skeleton Ta,lur
aud lctta NJ his ,sii' '.tt. VI Thompson ADD Hatr,e
m VIII, aud John Peude Nlcf and Elizabeth " hi wife
plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

t'Altt from RICHMOND to LlNClIBURG by Canal
Jackets, SO 80
are from Richmond to c Charlottesville, by Packet and
Stages 90
are from Richmond TO Cumberland C. IL. by Pack
cts and Stages 2 Is
= are from Rchmond to Farmvllc by Packets and Sta.
ges %
Below, card OF intermediate distances for
hours OF passing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

organs and ihrlsordtg the entire system also in fifs
tramp, Paralysis aud Palsy Dyspepsia Indigestion,
ihcWHatiSm. ictc aud ChrOnic GOt Epilepsv Itnbggo
DEAFNESS, Nervous IremorS, Paiptatio oftte Heart IN
opory, No rdig'a, Pans IA The S,de chest Lire, Com,
pidin Spinal Complaint and Curvature of the Sp,ns HIN
Complaint, Diseases Qfhe k,cys De fcsncu Nitrous
aud Phgtcdi Encrgg and all Nervous Diseases tchich COM
plaiufS from SplDie cnItSs uo,n,bt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

The d. ul7us Jahal Fatlv Jim - Clatr and Abah
hs wit, a13 William " ~ clair. not having entered
their appearance ADD gven security according To- the act Of
Assembly, ana The rss Of ths cof ppear,ng bv
is'tf t'jenec that they fcsldtus Il the state 81
virginia. bu mn II the plaintiff, b, counsel y i. order
81 NAT the ald 3seua1ots a. sppeat btofc the Jurc-
the si county court OF Franklin the the
hfsi Monday ID NAV next. and the plaintiffs hill
and that's COPY II this order forthwith published n som,
newspaper printed "a the town Of ynchbug, lpt two mouths
"',selN aud posted at the font door the courthouse
oilhr' county. Acopy Test,
Erb II WIN no \ Srprr a 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt Street and Centre Market Space
rhnVISE.VI. USE.

rI,I proprietor OF the above would respect
M in,rm the citizens Of Baltimore and vicinity, that
he s received Europe, the Fail and WINTER ashi"ns
together with assortment Of Goods adapted to the com
consisting Of Superfne French, German aud Eng
lis cloths Castor Beavers Pilots, and Peliot Coating a
new article fr Oyersscks and Business Goats. Ao,
splendd assortment Of French and English Casimeres and
pekn. the most desirable STYLES imported this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
POLITICAL.

Fnam the n. q Delta
MY OWN SWEET NATIVE HOME.
I've wandered by the mighty streams,
Of the lair and glorious west,
I've climbed tie snoweapped mountains.
whese the eagle haild< her ncs,.
Thr.aeh the vr-sisn, yallie. Il the Fast,
$50 Twas VI, NV fate 10 r,,ata,
Bot aeser met a spot 40 iai,
As ms own native hnme.
hsa#z
fse sta a beside the saliea Nile,
By tiu1son's park ing "strrsi
I've sp,rtsd Oh the hfigh lagoon,
wuhItsly : lair daughter
I've seen the sunset tinxins.
With gald the rapid Rhaas,
But twss not half hrigh, to me,
As nv sweet native home.
.fsce,g,oa. frb., 1850 EOl-lE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
~frUVPd or .<fOiPn

q FROM tbe subscriber plantation, | " . N0UNt,
~ tNRRokt MAZE MULES, about two year.
49, Old dark col 3nr'd, nj ordinary slko, their manes cuf
ut close and th#ir tail. shaved about twothItds 81 their
length " other marks tcruli,efsd will gave sio tor
the liver, Of the 'ia mules plantation James
IHsef anal a@atasle, Nelson county, Va, IS
i't Information WIN b vii yuable In get them.
Mat,h Ii - L 4. LEWIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

ms BEAUTIFUL and convenient application OF the mys-
ferrous powers OF Galvanlsm and Magnetism has been
Pronounced by distinguished ply sicans both ia Europe
and the United States, to be the most raiudLic medical
Il scorery Of The age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
Iron and Brass Castings,
nsdr apd hcd az the shortest notice and IN the nrates
mi most s4hs'AHtis m4nHer Aisu PLAIN and FANCY
UroHghf and Cast from Railing,

CRATES. - - IL has good water power md work
4 he h' wider tho head zach department Eve.
ARTICLE made Al TIA. establishments warranted TO be equal
10 an, dime ln the State. a 6. pNBNEi Agent.
Gel 25-l9m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

SHELTON + Helm Sarlutl VI Helm Flfka Helm Jubal
faris and lane h. wiz R4brrf Plyas md sarah II h.
VII. Jahn T. : ilatr ant thlah hts wife. William W
II tlait and Skcqn l. Helm, administrator of samuel
Holm. DBL nrf.nlant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
RICH VESTINGS /.

W. have and constantly recelNng, NEW Styles Of
yesngs consulting Of plain and figured Silk and Wooen
yelyets gcd and striped Cashmeres Silks satins and Va
leneias, Of all shades and colofs.
our custom work and made in the best mannerGnd
as regards style and workmanship, is warranted to give
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
'u0re ina" 1irenfy Thousand Derso,, !.
hare been ryrpN

TT is upon the principle OF In
1 sensible Precipitation, as ex-
h'bited in this cut, that the hu.
man body delivers itself of inn
purities and disease. I" The
blood being the life OF the flesh, u
according to Scripture, it must
he kept pure to insure health.
This it does by its own heat and
action through the system, clabo-
rating all impurIty, and casting
o' an Its worn out particles
which are carried ont oil the sys.
tenn throughthe pores of the skin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

AIR'I>It--N Rnle, held IN the clerks Once OF the
'ne1h Napruor fuoh 4 Law and Chsnccrv, fat the
e'n' 81 IMMERSION Munda, thu ih day Of February 1850
ihrwcll I. Pryor, Plaintiff
sgain-t
NsseN o. Duncan aud sally hs VIII, William Davidson
aud Polly ms vile, William II Camd,n and Henry l. W
Camden, n.,.,.i,n,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Belt


Il " u NJ "A G " r 4 c FL u
are used with The most perfect aud certain success in
cases vi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1850.

Z" A. The election tenure of Office compensation
powers and duties of the Governor and Lieutenant Co
vernon.
s. The election and appointment of officers of State
other than Legislative Judicial their powers duties
and compensation.
'6. The election and appointment of all County off,
GERS their of Office powers duties and compen-
sation.
az The Judicial Department of Government the elec-
tion of judicial officers their of office and
pensation.
office.
s's The elective franchise and the qualifications to
vote and hold Office.
% 10. The militia and military officers
" H. The future amendments and revision of the Con-
stitution
"12. The State University County Seminaries, Edu-
cation Common Schools and their appropriate funds.
GO 13. The State Bank Currency and Banking.
IA On such parts Of the Constitution 9TH
erwise referred.
's15. On corporations other than Banking.
16 On canals and internal improvements, public
and property public debt and the powers and du-
ties of the Legislature in reference thereto; and the
sirctions proper be imposed the Legislature in
making loans of money the credit of the State.
90 II. On the organization of County Boards, the
granting of powers of local legislation to them and the
adoption Of uniform mode of doing county and town.
ship business.
q 1S On reducing to CoDE such parts of the laws
of this State he found practicable and expedent
ard also reforming the rules and practice of the
Courts of this State.
''19 On the Homestead Exemption and on the ac-
cumuation, creation and division of estates in land
'fResofret That each committee appointed under the
foregoing resolutions shall consist Of members,
cept the committee the Judiciary, which shall consist
Of"
Mr.. Reed of Monroe offered the following a subst.
tute for both resolutions
That a committee of - be appointed to report q
plan for the business of this Convention"
Mr. Kelso opposed all three of the for the
present although the last seemed to suit bis view:
much better than ether Of the others committee hat
cen appointed 70 draft rules for the government of this
BODY and until that duty performed the resolution:
now introduced would be premature.
Mr. Reed of Monroe nothing in the appointment
Of the committee the rules that would conflict will
the proposition row before the Convention
Before the question taken,
On motion, the Convention adjourned.