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assx. forth Ros e much sdnl...sn from 4,
81 s
VIII talent e ss sss5 and high
TO as they
doubted feast Of dramatic excellence ~
.1 .s. os IN &. s x.
New York ssorsas S.ws,a several ,as: and
y e ..a gs ssf sS. Ct
sS Sss viz. ss.i
though not ssSssss
i:siss
1.ss e . IL. Ass ss
60 Tho II. s '
+; ": $sss,ysSy nss Madam an win
Ssssn. % Fssny fa
BY generous paadss The concert generally
is in going to Californ. 70 for gold the tide
y his realizing Ss
gsnzaon Of company OF inssres producin species
u s M
da %ors Srs ss n %
and every paid the COMFORT spd happiness
the crowd. that every night I'LL this popular place Of
AMrRrcAx MusKusThe interesting and talented little
children the Batemans justly celebrated for thsr dra-
matte appear to- day in the amusing sketch
X Bstemsn, and that Of Tag BY Ellen Batsman This will
Glada.Ors. by the Martine. family and Louis ElssIer
also dance by Miss est. and comic song by Mr. Merr-
field The whole will conclude with the tle Mseri.s Of
Human Life Besides all this attraction, the vsers can
the great English Giant who weighs s pouods also
interesting and novel eurosities with which tho
aboupde. 100 rN+ 't
Mr.. .BLAKE's BxrrrIr-Ths committee who were ap-
pointed carry out the Of giving
benefit Mr. the of the Broadway
have decided ednesday evening, the 10th inst when
hoped friends will exert their and
give this talented artist substantial proof Of their
for his abilities.
BAyNE's PANohANA.The exhibition Of this painting can
be the Minerva Rooms evening The price
admission being only 20 cents should be
1t were visited by crowds Of our citizens.
PAsonAmA or The GoLD xIsrs-The price Of admission
to this interesting exhibition BEING only Is those who
wish togo TO California had better call az sos Broadway
OxyHYpRoG EIcR EStav in exhibi-
ton apmalcula and other objects through agency
his improved microscope is well worthy visit from those
who can appreciate its value.
MISS CvsrMAs;-,Tb engasement Of this distinguished
actress at New Orleans has been successful During
three nights performances last week informed the
receipts aneuned TO the Of 81 81 25 She
opens at Mobile on the 18th Of March.
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hAs rssousicns in bis pocket but IT was too late to
Some confusion here susued when the Chairman atensh
put ts. question. and the resolutions declared
meeting then separated st half eleven O'clock
to meet again upon the call Of the committee.
Sad That OF these resolutions Of Mr. Guion is to
. ths falleving effect = .4
sloW1nna u Seward, free white man Of New York for
aAsnt Frederick Douglas free black Of Ohio, for
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
Naval InteilIaeuee.


The following fscts bsve been communicated
70 us BY an ofncsr attached 10 the Navy ysra ct
o.ived nom an ofnesr on the rsciac station ~.
states that the sloop- Prsble will PROBABLY bs
condsmnsd and laid up at ssn francisco and that the
from the United states vessels have been numerous
The frigsss savannah has only $50 msn board Of
sloop Of var Warren, marines aud nom the soOp Of
var Falmouth, some or 10 have deserted.
Commander josiah Tsttpsll, United States Navy
has has recently been pronOtsd 70 Poe. osp,.is.y
cruise in the Chinese Sees.
An extract Of letter dated Msco., Dec. sth, gives
us the folio.ns list OF the of'''" % the h's' mas
US Dag ship rlymou,h--p.ris G.l.snssr, sommo-
snts' A. D. Davis Gsors. W. Dots; setting do, o. V.
vox, Geo p. Wells, snsC. n. wsn; Rarssr, l.. wsr-
ssss'.' sss. :.sr..s, s "s sa, s.S :'%s s
Hsr.i.o., ). j. Cornwall, James n Rowan, Jr. boat.
maker. B. psreS:s.s: ssapsns.r' Henry q. raos.., %
masters mats, w w. wood ~srd
Brig Dophip-Thomas , Page, lieutsnsnt e,m nsud-
ing; Ed-srd Dopaidson. lieutenant; ID. Lsmbsr ana
John L Davis sctns lieutsnsnssi Joseph Hopkinson,
Ths arrival Of tn. Sc MARY. from tn. P.eiss, With
Ccmnodore vocrhiss, is daily looked for. on his
taking command ef this squadron Commodore geisep-
s.s 70 r.sssn % IN n0 os srs s.s s.s.
The Plymouth win carry Mr. Bslls.trie, O com mer-
eial ssent sent out BY ssversmsnt 70 lava Borsec,
slam, and other places To- the scuthusr She rill
probably be gone the mission at least sin
months and, on her return will ssi for home having
nov been In eommisesn nearly t~o years The general
health Of the squadron IL good.
The United States revenue bark Folk hss bees or
eered 70 be fitted out with ali possible ds'ps,eh Tor
San francisco. spd the following oncsrs srs stacset
70 her-H. ID. Hunter. captain; y Nsruni q. sess-w,
VIM. G. rease nrst Lteutsnsnts; WIN. W Brovni x =.
woodward, g. ssuss.rs, John Carson ss-ond 90
VIM. 3 Richnond w. A. TesnJson, third do-N''-
Jok y7rsss, Saturday.
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Mosr I-nisr Drrsrp.rtovs ~ Tsxss-Ths Indians
have lately committed further deprsdations vest Of
Bessr They attached train OF carts loaded With
roree for the troops, the Rio GrAnde bet t.eep
the secos and Eaels rass. The tr~in vas captured
and plum dered after severs Of the drivers we're killed
and dsperfed - Ssr -7nfonfe Tszen, Fsb. II.
The New York herald., 1850-03-13

The Aprsi term q this court win be held a. usual
not the impression which has been created
that II would be passed account Of the extra
seessop of the United states Supreme Court at wash
ipeten.
The New York herald., 1850-03-13

Court Calendar Thfs Day.
Corsos Pls.s-Nos ass, ssi, 232, ses, sss. 20 sss.
s,rsssr cov,r-cnesu corsr-Sos. sIl Ssa, Sss.
10 $50.
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
THE CoLoRED POPULATION
~ -l frlaI e. AND THE
DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION.
Gks Great AmaIgamation Meeting at the Shiloh
aesF- vvsy Presbyterian Church.
0enunciaaion or Calhoun, Clay, ana Web
ster, and an Appeal 20 Arms ana tine
God Of Battles.
WV. II. SEWARD, CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
ON THE BLACK TICKET,
Ge., &c., sc.

In the morning papers Of yesterday appeared the
following call for meeting Of the colorsd popula-
'tion:-
MEErrNs Or CoLoRED CIrIzENs IN rAvon OF THE
public meeting will be held At the Shiloh Pres
byterau Church, Prince street, Of Marion, 70 take
into the several propostiens agitatng
the speeches made at the meetings
Castle and Tsmmany Hall relative to the same sub
jeot. yAnns sNgLOuCEsTEh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
I<FNTIrCI<Y.

Gov. CRrrESpEN nhis annual message To The Ken
lucky Legislature. makes eloqueai remarks Ia ia
vor Of The Union. "Wbie il c.ufrms our state as i
tuDon.' he says, al uaites us. for al national pups
as one great Republic Is in thar exists a nation
aud have bond of brotherh13jn Union he declares
TO be Indispensable Ia the comncreal inrtesls Of Ken
lucky and other Western States He hopes still 10 SIC
exhibited n Congress "a ,cse tor6eufe' and IA mise
patience that will secure Us from dagger
''.lhe Union Che ADDS has further security in the pa
rental and guardianship OF its present lllu ,ifous
Chief Magistrate and lar above all Other securities, 1t
has thu alIplweru public opinion and affection Of the
people,
"keuuchy, GAYS Gov. C., in concu.on.) Is not in
sensible 10 The Inch have Produced somuch
siblity aud Irritation with her brethren Of The Southern
States nor i, shc without her sympahies with them.-
But She daes not rcfmit hesato hltho thought
eainsi the uuoa. She depre1te- di-unon The gfea
est cllamlN; size can remedy int-uone certain
y. IN any grievance Yet complained OF or 10 be appre
hrnded.
Kentucky will stand by and abide by The Union To
the last aud She viii hope thai the kind providence
thai enabled our fathers 10 make it Will enable pre-
serve It, Oar VIII lie history has taughl c,nsolug
confidence in hat Providence"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
RAILROAD FFSTW Al.

The committee If arrangements not having fully CON-
,eted thtG Preparations Of the commencement ceIrbra
tion we unable publish, promised, their pro
eramme in this number Of the Patriot, There Will hea
procession formed of tie citizens. military. and different
orders and societies Of the place, under the DIRECTION of
Gen DaviG Rodes chief marshal and John VI. Speed
Col. Jas Nj Langhorn, Daie A. Wilson Jr, aud Da-
vd r. Iymay, assistants. After marching through the
principal streets. they Will be conducted to he place Of
commencement tie Depot, Where an address will be-
delivered by Joseph X. Irving The frs spade-ulI Of
earth will hen BE- thrown by GOV. Floyd At nigha
there viii then he public supper at Dlbfel's llote.
We understand that arrangements are being made To
make the celebration in every Brilliant and 4 tfae
tive and hope that friends from the country vii
and share with IN the general rejoicing Patti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
o Is 1T U A Il X.

Died, at The residence Of his sou, John Cay Esl IN
the town ii LyachbnIg the ia inst Capt Nj. rs
CARY, IN The 59h wear al hs aye. Capt. Cary Wns
he Of Col hn Cary. and bltn on the - lnv
ii Ardl l77l. in Dho county II Nizaboth Guy.
Dauug the reign Il Chatl,s the 9ad Of Faplaud the
great ancestor 4 lie any mmy emifraic1 from TINT
country and eetled in lho neighh rhaui II lanplon
Ills de-eeudanls hlve in the lapse Of ecutlrcs tern
lhfown ia various paIlons Of he State aud have ever
II Is b'eyej, moiualned far aud. elevated character
The olert II this nntire, nj early aer acquitted the
Nnl ruee Of III who knew HIN. aud never Ia the --latest
nNmeul oi his life, Was that confidence withdrawn of
impaired lie filed many posts If trust and hontr i.E
rv and military and he always di.clarprd the duies
Of them with drmless and ii ieuy. Darug the aduln.
lstafou OF Gen. Nashnglon he jlIncd the army sem
by The President 10 qUrll The" Nhlskey iusauection
which occurred IN Penue,yania, and acted Sergeant.
He was Afterwards promoted. aud entered the army rs
Cdplaia. at The commencement 81 the lat WAR with
Grail lntln. in tn year 1872. He was in the battle
of Hampton aud otlrr engagements with the cn,ny
During his ahsruce from home IN military duty he
was robbed Ola large amount ol property. Cor Which, IA
Pnf, he received some compensation from the govern
ment.
After his tour Of service ended he removed. with
his faulty, "a the town II .ynchbmp where aud IN the
nciahboufloo1, he has ever SINCE rc.drd He has lel
behind him Wild NY and twa rh idfen aid many prlad
children 10 lament their os- anl revere h memory.
Capt Gary was gentleman Of the olden seh,ul
plain and unpeiendipg in hs manners redly stern and
lnfeNby Jls IN all his del'ogs Palo nhIs mora7, and
humble in his pply. He Inns gone to sleep in the dnr,
cold cath. "ior brief season. aud then (so lrnsD
i've again" tor many years he a commandment
aud ne nbrr Of the Protestant ZIP c1pal Church and he
died IN the hope that his faith in VAIN. Ills fu
neral Sermon WAS preached IN Sunday morning by tie
Row. Mr.. Knclie, and his rrmaos were attended It
their burial by the Masonic fraternity col winch he VA
membeD and two Alliary companies. Honor 10 hi,
memory
Richmond, Norfolk and Washington papers pleas,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

As 10 the Republican belief that Gen, Tay Tor
sympa,hizes "wih the enemies of Republieanism
and progress in the old word'-we have nothing
10 say-nor do we objectio its applauding General
Cass' late movement. These are matters OF opin-
ion -
1--WE trust that Gen Cass' resolution vii pass AID
that all Diplomatic intercourse with m,pderons ard cruel
Austria will be entirely suspended The part If the /
nitea States Just surl retuke should be administer.
ed to such bhody power as Austria, and 10 General
Tayor, who las without the anilutty Of law ar the
shadow of authority appointed In minister. where he
fore we only had charle Bul this "a in keep NJ with
The prpsen administration. which has nr hesaied L.
sympalhize with lhr enemies of Relu5icanism AID pru-
piess in the old world in every instance that occasion
hq \ qeed II refused 10 let he Repuhl can par
otsT Germany purchase vessel in tie United States
,mhffheg had girsa heasg security that should not Be
employed against any Of The Europem po,cers peaee
with MS And while Gen. 1ayl could thus embauass
and weaken the Republican in Europe he could
see no objection to hunaiing Ausi. whos' bands
dyed in the blood of thousands Of ehvarous lnngaans
with Minister instead Of Charge. which alone was
authorized by law. He could grasp ard shake cordially
shake the bloody hand f Austria but 10 let the peer
Germans have vessel II flh for their homes and fire
Sides was what The General could not do Let he peo
pe bear these facts in mind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
---->~-<>~l~-~~~~O~~~ 49,
THE. RAILROAD FESTIVAL.

The Committee 81 Arrangements request the volunteer
companies of the town. the Mas nc fraternity. the o.
der of Odd Fellows, the rs If Temperance, the nvl-
ted guests, the officers ofthe Railroad Company. the
authorities and the citizens generally, report themse
YES To the Chief Marshal in front Of the Masonic Hal
"Wednesday To- O'clock A, NJ.
They request Gen. David Rodes act as Chief Mar
shall, and john NJ Speed, Col. James NJ. Ltuahorqe,
ID. A. Wilson, Jr., and d. X. Lyman, II act as Assis
tant Marshals.
Atl2 o'clock an address will be delivered in front of
the Cotton Factory by Joseph X. Irving, ESQ; after
which the ceremony of commencement will be pc. formed
by his Exccllency Gov. Floyd.
Committee Of Arrangements :-Jna Il MrDiniel. D.
A. Wilson, Jr., Ro. Cawthon.J Mcdonald W. Bur
ton Jno NJ Speed Maj. Jas Garlaod. Thns. o. Acre,
Chas W Christian. and Dr. r.. S. Payne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
EDMOND y DAVENPORT,

Rieiiaaad. He'd cni Basin Bank. qGr for SHE
200 PACKAGES Gnponder lmpefiil, Young Tyson
sppU and Bacl roa forming Of the bet assortments
IA the eoantrs portion al come or own imp'iia-
ton,
80 hall ppes AVID ~. ca ks Oard ilonnesscy Magic.
" Brandy, tho lauei the vintage 81 is3i--aso,
Madeira, Shtily, fatt aud sicily Wines,
so eaalo pnts and quarts, London Porter,
lirilspitlts, double efsNsn ~thets Lion
Champagne Whlc, eisats, imported direct /, this port,
&es So
Dee l3-l3at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

Ntsir PROM rue GoveRNoR or NBeiNi,.- GOV
tRNoR Ftofp, with Saltr of scientific aid aIlet gen
afmtaI Paid visit Il Old Point few DAYS aen the
nnfFzet examining the improvement OF james French.
Esq, n ta1ads. which sains la te une OF PIE emf
henl lhro aHc' and # found 10 at'aln thu object hr
which i>iet'nded must produce ene revolution in
ihh system Il ulprds. whic lis adoption vii be al
ehd'd with an immense saving af expense IN the rail
ted Improvements nov about 10 be commenced in Atr
gina.
Lass evening Il Governor aud Suite cauc mp frsm
Oh Pint and Daek lodpugsa keeling National Hotel.
lie WIS attended BY Col. Cto1et. Gd Garneli, Gen.
1i.y. tl efher, Nr nupny AID Mr.. Myers.
namhercf out citizens On hearing Yesterday that
Cow Floyd and Suite ncte coming up Ia the evening,
ies,.sed 10 give tbem hearty aud hspitabo ptau,
and accordingly rhrrarrisa they were walled On by
fammlitr' and invited 10 supper the eseu them at
he Nat preparations fr which had beenordeted
during The dy. Tn up er, W need not rrnatb, WAS
1T upn Il ST rate style; II is uny ces>aty to say.
nat i was provided by The accomplished host If the
National
Coz. Floyl aud SUITE, We Learn. will leave for Rieh
m7ud this morning Norfolk iier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
A dssrnclige fire occurred in Wnshinatln SrndD

destructive fire occurred in Washington Sunday
morning, leween and o'clock. in the large frame
sable Of Mes.rs \. T Naor, the proptetors of the
new linz Of omnlbl5es between Washington city and
Georgetown. Property 10 the amount of $4,000 vas
destroyed. Twenty eight or twenty nine valuable hors
and several splendid coaches were also destroyed -
Amongst the horses destroyed valuable Arabian,
lae the properly Of Capt Hunter L. 5. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

theifa IA Louisiana. \ disease having al the pa
lho'ogl'ol chatHc esjirs Of the Asiatc Cholera, has
made It's appearance at lhihdeauV. auong The ueafor.
brIongoe u seFrIal traders ltom Virginia and North
Garolma.-U heriing GGcite.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

The Massachusetts Legislature organised without
delayon " e5nesday the Wings eecng all their Off
GERS number Of vacant have 10 BE- decided, at
ter which an election Of Council, Secretary Of Slate
Safe Treasurer and Adiu'ant General ri" take place.
This will be followed By the election OF Governor and
lieu'ensnt Governor. All these matters must be dis
posed of before The Governors message Is delivered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

FROM FLoRlDA.Zrhe O,ala Argus Of The ooh
MI. says-"lhe lntmus hive failed 10 meet Gen
i"'ees. mror gac' among us hal eight teoms'ors
have been liilal by them.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
EROM IIANII.

FROM Hay Il Capiain Curtis. of hrir Wash
lag'en. from Pun an pnuee, winch Place h. In Dec
i2'h. rtpifs thai The Euper,r. fnsiu H. hid arrived
i,'m the Sep.h and th hng had teen hrard II the
aattlea OF D1alHeiaH neet. The Empress lad nfrat
church. least. "hlcn attended hy all the nHhiis-
hn>ineSs "as semcNhat hrtnr. To mrr-hapis VIM
have hal tho privilege Of weighing viii th.ie aau
sfajes have Ind A. hken ifnn thsn b, tls Gukrranen
Al quietly. l. Commercial
pom The Panama R'laad and Nicamgua Caoal The
Junfnal al Commerce" temarks.
'f.15llnd has ~ motive Ia emharfass the proposed
"rk hoi fE''"f II oNPtdae aud pra,nste II TIE sa1ir
'toe ct The Fanoma Rulylai IN shoft, MI hat Nj
holhef aud tie Quilted sat,s Government bad to do H.
M matef - lltst, t renndate several al The aris of
'h'u respective representatives. il Ncamaua and leu
f4'rt na an ofansemant for The joint praccuun and use
nj The w.tks IN question:
FOR OREGON rhe | ) store shin Snnpiv saH
ed tom Nv Aatk. lhafslay, with G. ivatnaf Gain,s#
secretary il'mtaou aud Judge str,na In new ntals
I'll '.eg'n, Win lhelf tamlles nnn7rtag in all ttuy
Petsons.
isaerne Sue has iast published in plri4. nrw navel.
called "Nf,'1las II the Peoples ar the llst rl at -
mmilk o' Aofhtng People through Past runrs " The
SOCIALISTS and led lepahfaus IA etslaels about IL
Nj T. &. s1nifr. our Cha'ge d'Alair. IN Ceatral
Amenea states thai he discovered city about one
hundred and hhy miles from Loom buried beneath a
i9'rst and Tar surprising in architecture tho ruua of
Pacnquo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
20 the EnuSiic.

An engaged ia visiting the courts Of Franklin, Henry,
! Pttstlvania aud OF othrf surrounding counties All
lam placed II ny hand uf collection, shel be promptly
attended m. JAMES DiNWibDiE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

Tie african Sg,,adroa.--We learn bya private le'-
tor that Commander Gordon oFthe u. 5. brig Porpose.
died at Port Grand. l-laod Of ST. Vincent On the tn
Of October last lie La been in command Of The An.
can Squadron siace lie return Of Commodore Copper
Phil. Eng. Sd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
CASH FOR NEGROES,

I WISH purchase number Of LIKELY NEt'RoES
! f1r which tAhl pay the HIGHEST CASH URGES
Al loefs addressed Iihcrty, Bedhrd county. wi
receive pinnpt atteuiion. ". &. HEWITT
Au,. il liza
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believe thar she had committed suicide over The N,anar,
tal'S. "uali II mt have been much rssef N buamg
people t. III" heliefaar. sh, had sailed IF Eur Pc =
Rirh Eaqarcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LyNCuBuua, JAN l., 1850.

oae three lhlz. inspected and sid the p,s week /
l.usz At II b, M III al = - aud Ieaf ~ - 50
WilEAf-fof Rod s. as, lni are - rt-
WILLIAM + SMfrIt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
Great Stock of Winter Goods,

FoR SALE. At Buf LITTLE OVER COST.
fValElafge mercantile With which connected,
heipe ihna 10 close it bqsinrss becomes
t1r NJ Ia SELL OFF us pdly possible, my large stock
" Ea9lS ln all winter 1iafs sncl Bankes, faanrs,
LHsevs, tss.astts. Yam Jeans, shawls Sc &c. yreat
bargains may ba had All p tsns in want oil CHEAP
goods viii please call without delnv.
Jan7 ills mo 7. PtfRyIs Ar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

pF~[~sy1~G rRAYED OR STOLEN from
Ggs&[ ii srsA - the residence Of my father on
I% 8SA Monday lasl Newfoundland DOG.
"a three four months old. He is
black vi h the exception of his
limbs which are speekcd with white. liberal reward
will be given for his delivery NJ the residence IF G. +
Williams. L. SYDNOR WILLIAMS
Jan II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
AGl$TN OF
HrI. y y. EYsrfs'. dTfsbrHfsGF .Wc6tssncS,

TSED by him with saeh dsngu.cd tnces.s IN The cure
u 81 eouehs, taa.umph IL, tlafr. Asthma. Heart lpts-
cases, lsptpsh, Ganouhua, Piles, Female Complaints Sr
Sc. Also, Ia. g. = Fitrh's Abdominal supporters, >hen-
et Braces, nhaing 1nbr, and Lectures Consumption,
AMI the al 81 pr,sonug Lite aud Health To- Old Age Se
JOHN II SEAy has been appointed agent or thu sale Of
above Gaas pnl will heep them constant, hand at
his Drug Store. l.,lrhtate, Virginia =.
8y-pf Fue'- A tiade Boob 10 lnsads aud D,teriio
Ion rrenpiug oah, aud Instructions 10 Mohofs, IN thu
Management oi Gmldfrp,n may BIZ had g,atnioul,, ty
calling iut tat the Store a. above. An exnom,y saltsbl
Bnoll
11--t.f
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COSTUME HALL,
Corner If Prul Street and Centre Market Space.
sEDT'FgE.y'ss Eg.HEs ECO USE.

proprietor OF the above establishment would rcspec-
mlly inform the citizens Of Baltimore AID VICINITY, that
he from Europe, the Fall AMI Winter Fashions,
together with rich of Goods adapted 10 the
season. consisting OF Supet6ne French German and Eng
ISL Cloths Castor Beavers Pilots, and pelitot Coating
new article for OycrsarLs and Business Goats Also,
splendid assortment of French and English Cassimeres and
ocsns desirable STILES imported this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
CJJE.1P FOR #C.4SJy.

CTEfP FOR C.HSH.
T HAVE NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE
l. 200 well filled sacks Liverpool SAT-,
% do do do Ground Alum do
superior lot oil Bacon. ard
few barrels superior Roe and tlipt Iierrngs,
Aofwhich | VIII sell lo1s for cash.
NoS Sits SAN'L TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
FOR RENT,

T-l The Stone Factory opposite I.ynch's Warehouse,
E; With two good Presses and plenty Of ROOM fosses
sys.u SION given ist OF january.
Dea l0-ae WILLIAM DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
HECsg VESTaNGs!

We have, and constantly receiving, New Styles OF
Yestings, consisting Of plain and figured silk and Wooen
Veyes figured and striped casmercs, silks, sas and Va
lencas, az all shad' and coors.
Our custom and made in the best mann'r-and
regards sty'e and workmanship is warranted TO give en-
satisfaction nd at Greatly reduced