davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
IN CHANCERY-.iRGl'
PlaiE,if:

against o. =. t., -. H. -. ,,.
al twenty one wears AID Mary his " wac was
Mary Gilman Eliza Perkins who Eliza kich@l4soi ao'!
nn Wide and Fraaccs who France Rciard.
SON William 6 Richardson Poterted A. ieisse ~ h own ns'
and AZ trustee Sarah A. Hesseil and - ~ h'.s
k WHO Sarah Richardson George " HARDING III s %"
right Executor ol Sally Richardson anu a lfd (
u1i. Mary Harding an! Mary Harding VINO "aa s"r "
NJ tnhn Il, Rich,rison Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by his Attorney and fled his oi ana
an the motion ,anuE William o. Ws'n Is appon,si
Guardian al Item Defendants and the ce.saiai john
Is Richardson havEs entered liz appearance ard gwen s.a
and aneang % The satisfaction Of the that he not al ~
habaa' Commonwealth, ordered ;ha ie oaid 1o -
Richardson summoned appear here or the tfsi "a! " Nc
Cour, next the plaintiffs said BIZ. ana 'hat o'
this order De inserted newspaper pIo
Cu- ~ Richmond. SUCCESSFULLY "n. .Iat
COPY be pos,e door Of me Court Hour '''
| Copy Tssf, "M ~ "i>'''
IsrrhS yym
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

CITY HOTEL, RICHMOND ~ ,s.nSa .ni 49,
yuyIIE bees announce 10 ms friends ana
the travelling public he has leased h,s extensive anS E
Gyori,c Hotel which will be opened on the "a instant i
~ or ,l,ho I'll new has undergone thorough repair anu many
Important and additions and made sns ana
fronting on Main street, anu n
r3 roon adjoining the Room, &C The House IS iurnss
with the approved elegant Furniture eute,s rev" r
Well Ms single PERSONS strangers
as we'll as permanent bosriers AS ono OF the most sa
Of his guests the uhierSlsne1
ecnei no fortunately the aid and coopeHon OF Iaan WI
hanson long lavoraby known 70 he lo's a. e pup
M ~ H. I,r =, the "Jco To his friends TO my friends anu
,ho Lc generally only say very resIee'Hy
and try us .,, ..p and .w.nioe our terms
April l9-tf -----------.--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19


FRESH suppynf this celebrated and invaluable health rcstore
"a cuil1Iuly kept on hand This powerful Tonic has
test Of several AMI AMI ELECTS well
KNOWN that further upon would be unnecessary
10 that III every has been used with the happy
ecis l. remedy ior restoring the stomach In
strength and rsor Dyspepsia Cosseness Nervous Headaches
aud all diseases deransed state OF the liver
stomach Ia Agne and Fever has hen tre with
MORE PROOF OF THE VALUE OF BAKERS BlITERS
RICHMOND, March Il. l.s
Dear Sir have suffered cxcrucatne the -rnr
OF my back tor three four which had used all
prescribed ~ ny pm with, relief hearing Baker Premium
hshiy spoken thought would
faio them and by .uur bottles, have entirely
relieved an an happy my grncrll health better rhan
many years past Win pleasure recommend hem The sui-g
public. Respectfully mitchell. ALLEN
All orders wl h. promptly attended by f. BAKER, Echnoll,
isolo rha.. OF ~ VAL BuDEkER. ani J. BLAIR Rich
mond; l. ccRNlck, Norfolk }. H. MYGAND, Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
NOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE RICHMOND AND DAN

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS VI lie RlLliMOND AND Dan.
WILL RAILROAD COMPANY
general meeting Stockholders this company Will he
~ Charlotte Court House Wednesday, the 18th lay OF
Nav II clock NJ 10 take into conslera" THE recent ac
Genera Assembly passed March 18Th lSa requiring tn@
Treasurer Commonwealth nmrwne the guaranty oi the
uoi- t,s the amount III U as well Is oef
subjects presented OF the company
BY order vi the Board OF Directors.
p VAN DEt]RSEN Clerk
do hereby constitute and appoint my lrhe
s 10 vote q" Ill questions
before the called meeting 9" the 81
Richmond aud Dane Railroad Company 10 be held o.: The 5
1879, Charlotte Court House hereby aymg al he
NJ sal attorney the July az Mere esent
and voting In person ,
testimony whereof have herennto affixed my hand aud seal
thsnf -, lSsO. lSshLI
April G-cui
MANSION HOUSE--NEw YORK.
/ESlIE undersigned AMI commodities Hotel lie
MANSION HOUSE ~ Chambers Street 81 tho most plea
nt ci New lois, take the liberty OF soliciting
tie Patronage Soihen friends The arrangements are o
the latest a approved pdn first class Hotel IN,
greatest las taken with regard To te cnvencce anu com
fons Oft he Establishment PETER X. STEILE,
AcrIl ll-,lm JOSEPH G. LEISOS Propretors.
TO PHYSICIANS.
NOTICE thai tie Board Directors oi the Last
era A-vnn the Williamsburg, VIII appoint an as
~ls,an thu the 10th OF May neat THIS ON
vii; siFc receiving salary of six hun
.l dollars oeete viii: hoarl and nrl AMI married eight hun
.ed liars am Applicants should address their testimonials to
III. i,nd.r-,.n,,, ~ the AsSmn JOHN VI GAIT,
Williamsburg March 2s-tsw3w Superintendent aii PlyHlciin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
SALE OF LAND AND NLGltOEs.

pursuance decree by the Crcu superior Court
OF Law ana Chancry the County D: Chesterfield pronounced
the 18th March lc'U tie OF Anbuny Robou -
Matthew A. Ciealhan and his wife and VIM A. Cock de-
PENDANTS AMI oil rans Administrator ~ the fame teiend htS
shall expose for se pubic auction. ., Ctrs,riheid Cont House
Monday the 18Th lay May chat beng Court Gay ali no
the SAIL Mathew Cheaiam tie reveFsion and slaves
his father. 1um.s Cheaans held hy his WIDOW Eiza
beth Wnee. as her dover therein
ILL., interest Mathew A. Chesham seventh par
TERMsCas will b. necessary the
Of sale and OF tie above SUITS for the balance cTed s1
mon VIII b. the purchaser Evs bond and security! anc the
tile retained until the purchase money - pad ~
WILLIAM J.. CIIEATlIAM,
Deputv tor IN I.0bls e. e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
NEW NOVELS.
list RECEIVED By GEORGE NJ WEST q
SSoA ~ q

list RECEIVED By GEORGE NJ WEST & BROTHER uN
DER EXCHANGE HOTEL.
DOSE FOSTER sequel the mysteries VI the Court al London
IL by w NJ. Reynolds-5O cents
History sounds, heard Rochester and
New York with all explanations that as yet
be given the niatter-25 cents
The tear OF the world living appeaance b. the brothers
anhoe and the heart Midlothian BY Sir Walter Scot2o cents
each - 3d. - ,;,,.-;.., xo,,,,,. -,
Joseph b. Cobb-25 cents en-, ,,
Full and completc report of the trial oil Or webster Boston ell
ion $40 pares-5O cents-ncs,age l6cenls ..-.
The Petre the oc tale OF the sea- by sir Aaa
Fisher-50 -, ..,..,.... J..
Waldo Howart-l2 cents -, =. -
anril No Plough, Loom and AnVil-s3 per anntn
Strains Union Magazine for May --25 cents
pst,rsons National Magazine for Mays cents .
"o o. ' May 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
-=---- sa4- - -
LOTTERIES.

.,,,,., sTrATToN's OFFICE.
| W. sooIh FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMOND vIRGI
D''T'"5 q" se'z :. lcTFy Ezra !. Class 8 Arr '
3 n.sM !. b Sex sry 1; 81 f 5I eI
T ,ssr N No." 4 s. r"" e "' and a'I gru ALTON
Drawn" ,% q !. p q "s: rA!,, las 10 Arli l5
Ticket 70 = cara s and p pan, i b, STATION
g. Da ~ q" d ss: .! '!Sfy c' e y = A 7. ;h
Drawing 81 ,l"mnsala lo'ery. ciaa. -. April lGl
ID 80 ca is >. - Il - - y -
So 8 S's ''+F f s. % S:e & 8 H q q
IS u i n't y Is g s. Gas 4 a > 3,
rpm., schemes for the Week.
N3s Tesria s. 81 ''NA '''' s'''''
FRIDAY ,sus,rs Lottery Class 81 Capital sldo 10 Nos /;
SAruRDAYSlssez Lottery, ExtaCapna s4G72 Is Nos /;
virginia losy Glass Is to b. drawn a. April Is Nos, /.
drawn Capitals prize $4,000, 2oco lo6s 500
2os 80 Of 10! - Of 1000 III OF 3d. Tickets $40; halves
LOOK OFT FOR 9TH OF APRIIi
Splendid Schrnr-s Capital,
zs sIH 81 A5 a sj . ?,i'y l So 3 Il GI sea-;
a." :" ~ %S Ac IS Nos ID drawn Tickets sif halves 20
Orders opackage Certificates o Packages anl siDg. Tickets
requested Please address to \ sTRArroN.
Arnl Richmond. Va.
I.AMBEK1'S OFFICE.
a. FOURTEENTH srKEEr under the Exchange Hotel, Rich
" mond Virginia
Drawing Of Delaware IscsH, Extra cla., 10 April l5h
6 20 ~ u 3, S,,: , % y ,I - u .L :,
G2 II Il Is ~ u ii "a y IL 81
St S' IS T:y HNe ca j = q Ap' = '
Drawing ii Monrsaiin Lottery. Class ~, April 10Th.
So G0 Go ,: - Il 10 i IL ii III.
Whole, q ~ 81. prize 81 s.aH 10 iiis cGre
80 ! IL 81 II ~ - l. :, 10 30 81 to 90
Drawing 81 Delaware Lottery Glass IL, April 1iI:
II u - 70 II 30 .! 4 III ~ ~ ~.
Schemes FOR the Week.
FRirAl fc SisrN County telawsr) Lottery Glass -Ca.
Iitals slGA1 5W iUH lstD - Nos II drawn Tickets
81 shares proportion
SAr RDAr1lr VIRGINIA iInnoIi.Iia Lottery, Glass l5Cap
rnls s1uOU 2uyr iu:6~, lS. 2t0 81 sr, ~
l,yU at - Nos II IawG Tickets slpshacs proportion.
LOOK OUT fpR ETH OF APRIIl
SIlcniid Scrinc-s luJ,d.m CaJital
SATURDAY, April Eth Virginia Stale Lottery. Class Capt.
tai Prizes 81 sliUl.n, oo, Jt0G, gIIn lju, .6 20
5000 20 Of zU a. = Nos, l3dawn. Tickets s0 ha.es
quarters ~ eglilts :.
lLs- close The Lotteries j"clock T. NJ aud the
drawings received about o'clock by te!c griih
H- Drawings smaller Locr5 VIII be- received daily during
ihc present about nclnch T. VI III winch
close ha as H. 4 VI Price OF Tickets 81 10 ~
! proportion
by onefsor Packages, Certificates o Packages single Tickets
Maury
ticker SIll the mot prnld l tle
Sardc1 immediately distant a.nurr, requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Hn 8, Exchange Place RiclmDad Va.
re- Recollrct No. 3"ihrr-s luck ".t numbers says Rory
y Nnorr Ailii II
FORrUNk's HOME.
4 NiALKS OFFICE, No Il, Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia
~ put saonc! Thy pure"
DO not despair;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

HiAIKS OFFICE NJ. i, Nam STREET, Eltimoni Virginia.
~ Put laonc! M Thy pure"
DO not despair;
True hope ncTcrtires, bur mounts "a Eagles vines
Kings / makes GodI, c.cniires EIags
"PGt money Thy purse
Schemes for the Week.
FRlDAY-Marylanl Lunsolia.d Lottery, Class Gl Capitals
oil suss3 al .1G d"f BIO sc - N's - Iawn. Tickets
SATURDAY -tirini coG0lnlarcd Class II Capitals sib1U
I249', G,0O 1900 u0 oi go u o u = Nos, ~ drawn
Tickets Sl0 iIIil 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
pIkyE Ro.D NOTICE

r .s,;n, ~ H., "Reminiscences yoyt:on al Peters.
n burr plank Road Company held al "oyf.ol On tie
u,r @ II WAS ordered a. Books should be opee- ior
20 III. stock said Company On Moa, '
y al aouI NEXT Al following place " m Jones ldv.ti - W.
80, =, under nertence OF Charles basei
will oscrh H. Jones, Peter Dines Archer W id'eu at
u lar or any tnre tsn No-ey te store IN NE AM
c,s n,.r lie si;enmcice ui John w Gregory
SIn-tnn Eaton Mcsecy, benjamin rogers aod IetY" ~
H., mr. ,r, r-. o lem; Lawencevle III no county
the OF Edward il,cS auss " ,.
LIN Shell L Turnbul ami Henry Iew OF any '.ee
county Lnari VIZ
~ IN W. Il. reih a. A Lewis Vim Prcc, Thomas HICKS
al ron,; unI.r the supeIintenteDce OF ~ refer su
al bn ORGAN Claiborne and John Sanord or any three Of
he county, unier tue suifInte
~ ~ Richard Field RchariF Pichett Robert h. Meade ~.
r, and William Tally, three Of them; al Din.
or I,ous. tho srpernicnfence o! john Cru.p,
y n W,rsham YIN b Scott, Wm ii. Goodwin and James II
ar ny rce Petersburg under the superniend
ne George ~ Boiling ~ Bernard, Thomas Wallace, Frarcis
Thomas Gholson three Of the al Blackwell
o m the county u1enbug under he sup-rn,eadcnce RI
hari Adams Blackwell William Blackwell George Bayy
AMI William Nibst. any three OF them Emndsons store IN
he county eckenburg unde the uperntendence OF Charles
Ogbone Charles Edmunson, Daniel Daily Samuel koe ard
Wtsr. Simmons three Of hem and ut boydon IN INC
county hecklsnburg. under the superintendenee q
TINGNAL JONES,
r. RAlNEY,
w. O. GOODE,
A s. JONES
VIM BASKERVli-L. u.
EDWARD II CHANGERS
Boydton. Virginia. April c21wL0napn.
| John N. SHEPPARD, JH., COMMISSION We i
| =" shoeLas W. r.bou.. Jan 29-c6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

DTRSiANT deed executed bv the judge fhlp
Norb'ro Nicholas and wife, the l2h Jay .: August. l>
recorded Fciciick.
J"neu H'ayhT.y
Brooke u: the the sa ih; vii be eoGa
highest BIDDER premises. tie .th dpy
Nay 1850 II lar II not the DAY all that pace.
Land i-n the Fr-d"cs Clarke coLrsy9
being Ier formerly cI CAPT Th0aa Byr,
dec d. Called ana snown the COTTAGE Tract which The DWELL
house formerly stood, containing III less, aud
bounded M ! a se.d deed described
The SD will b. mere: which
sai ,lcht ahJui SOD aud tie
pchcs the residue the purchase money on
credit and treen month-, equal portions nj" m
III. day Of sale he purchase bonds @i good
curty and deed deferred ayltnts.
1n the above believed be- 'nn2be su To
subscribers only convey such c vested
N tcm by The said decd o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

TOHN M SHEPPARD, JH., COMMISSION MEH
CHANT offers his services Tobacco, Wheat fGuf ten
and Oa and respectfully consignmens once ~ rE
o! Shockoe Warehouse. jan %'-eoia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
JOHN T. PAGE,

Administrator p. y. Ac.o.a- decd.
March l5--coawt,.
Te qan;y contained III the sad tract LIS acres y''i
AMI y perches
~ Mnch,ser Nl.nal VIII nerl M..k n y o. -a.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

II III TAYLOR has opened another assortment o. MUSIC non
Of which before been ubised among WHICH may "s
found The Bird and Snare;a Song ~ Hocr
Gentle Thoughs Ballad by R.nbault
K,ty Dean Ethiopian Song BY kn-ass
Nelly Bly, an Ethiopian Song by Foster
Somebody's Coming; Song by Andrew
Traes; Song By Andrews
Gift S.nss; "Song OF the Cloud, by Shlw
Mary loves tbs Flowers; Song by Foster ~ r,,
y ~ inv nyirng Song the Opera Of "The Prophet
Wmsonery Waltz Phnx Watzes brilliant sci by SdhhzSy
v,n.rns Melodies, Watzes Return Walzs 10y I r. Jones
vi von come 10 nv Home; with and brilliant 'aa
mons by Owen; Byzantine advertisement by Coppoc1
r,n. Romance after the style ia Rcye by Wallace
isnar, 'Toynsend's Polka Quick Step by Rapp.
VIII many other beautiful Marches Wa'zcs P"lSas 81 ,
PAN Forbes tuned repaired aud taken II exchange M Pia"o
'a' S. 6o Main Street opposite Banks. April ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

f, :. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
n'a>e after the Journal read, proceeded TO vote
Eek The ,eilers-the same as those who acted yes
=. .7t9cd the following as the result of the several
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19


Will bc soai by THIS MoKSJNt:a, 10 O'Clock Two Se
GIRLS oin Negro Nainai and Chil, Negro Nln.
AnrI - 1. .. ILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS MEWAEp:


HAVE this day VIM II HELLER. his stock al Goods
m his store WILLIAMSBURG ani shall hereafter tr Dry
(ood. and Grocery place unceI tie
JONES HELLER l. STKAuS
y .1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.
uNERSONS who appointed assess Tie ahns all" 10Y
mnahou the Commonwealth, have printed forms (i!ar
, y The Ami,oro for books forwarded by mall ny rali.
h. nncr of sheets they require The cost oil the Da"hs
he will be retained by the AUDITOR our OF e d.
Iowances for services ,,,-~.>,.r. = ~ p;.,,on, u,
Address, kiiCHiL O p'''i'n '"''-' ' anr -
eh- Price IS per qurc nln -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

r. w. DYOTT SONS
GREAT COUGH REMEDY DEPOT, ..
~To l31 NORTH SECOND STREET PHILADELPHIA
Avres Cherry Pecora. Roertsons Elixir OF Health blrha
Hungarian Baran COOKS syrup Of Wild Cherry nasa
syrup Syrup Of Sap9a sssnsk' pqmoG
New England Syrup Bliss Cod Liver on Candy
Mrs Jeryiss Cold candy Cherry PeS'ora Candy Gonr
p.or,, Candy. Wleys Cough Candy; Brewers Marsnao"
Cah'y' / ease 'Aa'''" r W DYOTT 4 SONS,
No l32 North Second Street, Philadelphia
ale AGENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-19

VALUABLE PROPERTY TOT SHE.
VIRGINIA Superior Count OF Law ana lh"n.efs
held Augusta county The Court House, On hoa! June
ne 2J.h, l>I9
Thomas j Miche acting Executor Michael Garber aes.-
ed, fi''inh'
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-11

sior,er power to take dispositions. Mr.. Eaton ex-
planned the advantages be gained by the bill, and
Il passed It's second reading.
Also IN favor of the bilk repeating the bill of I64S
49, directing that all suits brought by or against the
Literary Board, shall be brought in the Superior
Conrt Of Wake county, with an amendment The
amendment adopted, and bill PASSED its second
reading. 81
(The amendment provides that all suits for mon
eys shall still be- brought in the Superior Court of
Wake; but all suits concerning lands. shall be
| brought in the Counties in which the lands lie.l
Mr.. Jones, from the COMMITTEES on Propositions
and Grievances reported against the passage Of the
bill concerning mills. s--
Mr.. Drake advocated the bill at some length. The
bill was rejected. "a
/ Mr.. Jones, from the same committee, report in
favor of the resolution for the relief of the Clerk OF
the County Court of CALDWELL. Resolution read a
second time.
Also reported back the resolutions in favor Of the
Sheriffs of Johnston and Union countless and asked
that they be laid on the table. Agreed to.
Also, in favor of the passage Of the bill giving
name to the County seat of Stokes. Bill read a
second time.
Also. reported back the memorials against the in.
corporation of sons of Temperance Societies, and
moved their reference to the COMMITTEES Private
| Bills T; which agreed to.
| Mr. Steele, from the committee on Education, re-
ported in favor of the passage of the bill aPpoin
la general Superintendent of Public Schools. Or
| his motion it was laid the table, and made thu
special order for Thursday next.
| Mr.. McCleese, from the committee on Private
Bills. reported the bill to incorporate Rockingham
Division, Sons of Temperance, No. 80, and recon
NEEDED its passage. Mr.. Eaton offered an amend
ment; which was adopted, and the bill passed its Sc
cond reading.
Mr.. Webb moved TO take up the bill compelling tn
sheriH of Polk county to pay certain school mon
ey to the Sheriff of Rutherford, which was agreed to
The bill taken up and passed its third reading
On motion of Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, the bill
to divide Surry county taken up, and put on it
final passage The bill passed its third reading
yeas So. nays 20.
| The House then adjourned,
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-11

representatives to hasten the event which would NJ
duce this war, without informing the Deons n pro-
pairing their minds for the approaching danger p"I
making efforts 70 raise the means of defence en- ou
mensurate with the danger, and proportional '!
the spirit and determination of the Representa,;h
now, as aforesaid. in Legislature assembled as
whereas, the State has now surplus revenua ="
arms munitions of war, no army or navy. WIKI no
ended frontier and sea-coast almost entirely ."
protected Therefore ""'
Resoieed, That the committee on negro Slave
be instructed to inquire and report as to The exnd
ency OF passing an act. increasing the taxes On
land and polls as to raise fund sufficient to enabIa
the State to defend her rights, meet any exioen
or emergency that may happen, aud to maintain any
position she may have to assume through her Rem:
sentatves. r0
Mr.. Dargan moved the indefinite postponmo,,
A running debate followed between Messrs. Avo,.
Jones, Dargan, and Leach Of Davidson, after wbiJI'
on motion of Mr. Avery, the resolution was laid y"
| the table-yeas 90. nays 20.
| The hour Of 10 having arrived the Senate c,,..
| intost the House of Commons, and in joint meetin
the returns of the votes for Governor at the eec,
in August last wero opened, and the votes of the s
era counties enumerated. 1t appeared that David
Reid, ESQ.,, had received 45,OS0 votes, and Char
Manly, ESQ.,. 1887. DAVID s. REID, having recevss
4 4 majority Of the votes cast, was declared, bv NJ
Speaker Edwards, duly elected Governor of NorI
Carolina for two years from the first day of January
next. The Senate then retired to their own chanb
Mr. Ruffin, from the committee to amend the Con
sfitution. reported against the passage of the bill
amend the Constitution as to elect Judges of bs
Supreme and Superior Courts by the people. Thu
bill was laid on the table,
1 Mr.: Stevenson gave notice that he should at Soma
early day ask leave to present minority report from
said committee 'A
Il Mr.. Mclean from the same committee, reno,oa
back the bl'to amend the Constitution so as 70 D,o
vide for the election of Justices of the Peace bv b
people, and recommended its rejection.
Mr.. Walton offered an amendment relating to tbs
basis OF representation. The bill and amendment
was laid the table.
Mr.. Barnes introduced a bill to amend the art of
l646-'47 making real estate assets; referred to b
4 committee the judiciary.
1.-THE bill provides that if executors or administr
tors fail or neglect to fill petition within two wear,
from the date of their appointment to sell land or
much land of the deceased person as shall be suff
cient to discharge all debts against the estate cred
tors may have the same remedy by sci ia, against the
heirs previous to the passage of the act of Is467
! The House, on motion of Mr.. Steele, adjourned,
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-11

poses referred 10 the committee Internal Improve
M. Fleming. from the Joint Select committee on
Cherokee Lands reported bill for the relief Of pnr
clases of lands. 70 secure debts due 20 the
State and athorize the sale OF surrendered aDds
which was read the first time.
The House at 81 o'clock adjourned.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-11

Jenny Lind, the divine songstress, has arrived .
City. .rf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
ANOTHER sTOCKHOI.DER.
COMMON CONNECT

Al meeting Of the pers,ns returned q, sI.c,sJ bs
present yesr, To serve a. Common Counclmen far The
town of Lynchburg thu ,uncl Chamber in ..J ,.v
on "Wednesday Tho l7'h Of April 1880
Present Michael Hart. Gen +. Roberts. Henry IL.
va,s. GcoIve &. Curlc. Sampson DiuVud. Paul J,n.,
John NJ. o'ey. john r. Mcdaniel and Tipoa ID. len
nngs-- "
Who. having se,srslly taken the oath to supro,, III,
Constitution Of tho United States tina oath Of fidelity and
tho oath OF office. before Iimhy Fletcher Eso an Al
dernan at said iown took their ssss in Common Coun,
The board having organized procs-ded to tho ,leo,on
OF President, ofths Com non C.upcil when J,h, Al
o'ey was unanimously elected and ,hsreupon hc took HI,
scat. WV" wv
DAVID Rodes was unanimously elected 10 be Clerk ot
'hs Common Council and ,hsrsupon no ,o,k tho oath oi
Office before Timothy Fletcher Esq. an Alderman Of said
Town, IN presence Of tho Board.
he'otred, That tho rules heretofore adop,ed for the
government Of The Common Council, a, is session bc
And they are hereby adopted for the Government, Of the
present Council
Mr.. John NJ. Wsr~ who vas elected In ,.rvs a,
Common Councilman. having By . written oon,mnni
caon declined To qualify and Mr. Pleasant P,uin who
was also elected 10 servo Cornmon Councilm,n In
ing by verbal communication declined In avahfy IN,
board proceeded I" Ill The vacancies thus created vh,u
MI. Charles w. Christian. AID Mr. Jes,s Haze war,
unanimously appointed I" - Commom CounciImrr
Tor Henry Ward-iN the roem and s,ssd Of said War
wick and Psuin.
And then the hoard sdiru,ned
Copied (rom the journal
u. ROBES. Cpk. {. c.