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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
HAI ROAD MEETING IN WI y

The S. S. Rail Road Executive commr,es' and =
la'ee number Ut the citizens of Farmvill- and vicinity,
mel IN The Town Hall. on Saturday, night. the 23rJ F-b
ruary. c. c. Reed, Esq in he Chair.
MD u Sonthall off red The following resolution
winch was unanimously adopted, viz
Resolved, Tina it is the onaoim ~ do,oraia.; -,
ms meeting to prosecute with renewed energy the orea,
en'erprize OF connecting the Lynchbnrg and Tennessee
Ho1d with Underwater by means of The PETERSBURG and
Lynchhurg Rail -ruad. e''''s al"
adopted. w '''"'"g' "hich was
neshVed, Ihata Com niitee be appointed tn c,nf.,
WIN me citizens of Petersburg, to ascertaiu hen II vii,
na. 'nen 'o receive a depulation from Faunville. Ia
Railroad. s IL Lync"oufs
~ SUPPORT OF these resolutions. WIN. c. Flournov. ].
=. hofn'on, and 5. o. S%ou'haii, Es1rs., addr. ssed The
, ,ho IVY win much ability an eioquence. Sc ting forth
.e Importance OF a specify and determined ef,rt 10
;Su"Pne'e me entire route to Lvnchbmrg. its feasibil " ITS
a ~ r. 'snce !" ~"armvllle, 10 all who live near ,s ront.,
ton. ' "'' '''a' compile
'i'ssiS' |. Re, W {. r. oraoy, AID J. i.
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

vTNiE respectfully Inform their friends
l and the public generally, that they have recontly erect.
ed a large and convenient Stable, on Main street, a short
distance above lhbrells Hotel and Immediately opposite
Piantets' Warehouse, where they are at all timcs prepared
with the hes, gram, hay, Ne, inr the accommodation OF
blowers, Travellers aud Transient Visitors. Persons visit.
ig town and travelling IN private oonyeyances, viii find "A
secure repository ior thci, baggage or vehicles. Snprt,n.
tending in person and with the services oi nm experienced
ostlct, we Halter ourselves with a share Of public patronage.
We keep constantly On hand Tor hire, on accommodating
terms, HACKS BuGHlES, and HORSES of the best 1aaE
,y.
GYM. II blowers will find II much To their interest Ia
give us a call, as nne oi US will give hi. ertirc attention Ia
the sale oithe,t stock, w. !. READ,
Mar It's A q uANtnrE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

o. Upon General Taylor's recent visit 10 Rich
mend, he quietly visited the market, quite early
in the morning. He was employing his time in
familiar conversations with the people about him.
who were free from suspecting that the plain man
with whom they conversed, was the President of
the nation, when he was detected by some one,
who was familiar with his coun,enance, he i'm.
mediately returned 10 the Hotel, from which his
escape had not been noticed. This is an exam
ple of plainness and familiarity well worthy Of inn
itation.
TO- The inmates of the Penitentiary of Mis-
sissippi, are engaged in manufacturing cotton and
woollen goods, with great profit to the State.
Ns. One hundred and twenty convicts were
discharged from the State Prison of Massachu.
sets, during the last year.
ias. George II. Messenger died, in the after.
noon Of the 25th ultimo. He was the Associate
Editor and Proprietor of the Louisville Journal.
o., Archbishop Eccleston has notified the Rev.
DIR. Montgomery, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, of his cleo
ton to the Bishopric of California.
GSr Madam Bishop is expected 10 return, at an
early day, from her Mexican tour.
o.. The death of Lord Jeffreys is announced
by the English papers.
o. Mr.. Pratt, it is said, has framed a compro-
mise. His plan is 10 release all claims to Oregon,
California, Deseret, New Mexico, &c, and al
low them to form "A separate confederacy. Mr..
Webster promises to consider the plan.
%. The resignation of Mr.. Calhoun is rumored
al Washington.
O- A duel between Coils. Bissel and Davis is
expected. The duel grows oui ofthe remarks
made by the former gentleman, in his speech be-
fore Congress a few days ago.
cs- MIR. Webster has prepared a compromise,
which, it is said, will cover the whole ground of
dispute between the North and South. 1t will be
submitted soon.
90 The Legislature of Mississippi have elected
Jefferson Davis, the present u. s.. Senator, to fill
the station for the next six years.
O. Green, the reformed gambler, has been ex-
amined and discharged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

For the Nlrginian."
MessIs Editors The distinctive principles of the
Wing party, wherever fairly and freely applied to gov
ern any portion of our growing c tuntry. have demonsrta-
led 10 every unbiased mind. their fitness t. moel thu
wants If our country, and their superiority over L,ocof,-
coism in carrying frwarh, in a prosperous manner. It's
great Interests. We present. no lahored argument To sus
tain onr p sition. We only refer To those reports, which
annually present the nselves To every reader Of our news
papers issued by State authorizes. We cheerfully sub.
init the correctness Of ,ur opinion toa contrast ANY
two States IN our Curious union, where, for :, We III wears
in succession, the trial h . 5 been made bv the Whips.
having the aScendancy in one, and The Locofucos in the
other.
All Wings, whether "dyed in The WOOL or in The
cloth /; admit we presume, their parry principles 10 he
all that we claim for them. Our remarks are particu-
farly for their consideration.
Influenced by an admiration for and close adherence TO
wing principles, under such a noble leader as ''OId Hal
ct the West" nr party, 1t is true has experienced defeat
frequeniy;hu' otener p-onably than we would have done.
had we laid DOWN our dignity at the feet of irlckery and
Tascality. We have bit led for the Success Of our pin.
ciples by fair and honorable means ; and irnSt we ever
viii. We have unfur'ed no banner upon whose fids
was inscribed the %corrupiinI sentiment, 'to the viciorS
belong the spolS Of virioty.7 We have held oui no
rewards but surh as res 1T legltimar4ly ON the apnIlca-
lion OF our party principles To The government # mr.
Country. Every days experience, as the wheel, of
government roll on, Confirming us in our opinion, tha, as
Wings we are right, and our opponents wrong. radically
wong. Whnt shall we do ihen, in oder Int ultimate
W, we may gtoriotlsly Triumph ? Shall W. desc nd one
degree from our high aud dgnifad posi- ion, and rt sant
impure inducements thereby 10 strengthened our f,fc4s =?
Never, never. Let US stand res inteIy at oar po,r. H.
order TO success, sacrifice is $ meiimes neediuI. A DIFF
terence OF op' oil n IN minor matter. should ever he made To
snccumh to The great object # the party Men d, not
will net, perhaps cannot, always rhink alike. even in tho
management of their Tarty interests. Men who love
the gttat principles Of the Wing party. will of conrs, he
shfflciently m%agnanim us to sacrifice small matters for
the success OF lhp great party itself,
opolas- 0-office are moi a part Of the Wing
creed. Asa party W. aim hioher-we soar above such
p"iuteu ihnnencts. We have In oar minds eye our
country. It's gruwth-its union = its welfare-its sal
vation from The esttuc.ion-some p~hrnphecy of her.
A determined adherence 10 our own oplnluns in apy
matter IN opposition to thase Of our W hg hrerhren. is
often the beginning of S. rife-the foundation u dlvis on
the cause OF defeat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
r. I g H NJ O N ID M A aKETs s.

RICHMOND. FEp. 25.
loBACCo- Reeoipis of luase parcels the past weak
have been heavy, aud the demand active at The following
quotations Iugs s.. 10 s., Leaf 81 10 SIP, as in qral.
ny.
FIoUR-We note sales of Richmond Country nj
VI S1B. Scollsville brands sell at s. l2,. Llltle do
IN market.
WlEAT.-Ptime red 81 05 per bushel, aud prime
white 81 on.
COtN-55 cents. per bnshel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
AGENCY OF
Dr. y y. EYsCb's C~eiebvufed .IYedtctmes,

TSED by him with such distinguished success in the cure
~ Of Coughs, Consumption, Catarth, Asthma. Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia Gonorrh@s, Piles, Female Con plants, &c.
sc--Also, Dr. :. s.. Fiich's Abdominal supporters, Shout
der Braces, inhaling Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption,
and the an oi preserving Lille aud Health TO Old Age, &c,
JOHN u SEAY has been appointed agent Tor the sale OF
the above Goods, aud will keep Them constantly on hand at
his Drug Store, Lynchbnig, Virginia.
8F-lr. Fiich's e Guide Book Ia invaiids, and Directions
ir Promoting Health, and Instructions to Mothers, in tho
Management Of Children" may be had, gratuitou-iy, by
calling Tor it at the Store as above. An extremely valaRsl
Book,
Aug. Iy-t.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
Great Stock of Winter Goods,

FOR SALE, AT LITTLE WEIR COST.
INlElaigc mercantile concern with which am connected
l being about 10 close its business 1t Incomes necessary,
loi ne 10 SELL. OFF as rapidly az possible, my large stock
OF goods, In all winter Goods, such as Blankets, Flannsls,
Iinseys, tass,netts. Yam Jeans, shawls, So. &c, risnt
bargains may be had, All parsons IN want OF CHEAP
good. will please call without delay.
Jan its JNo, !. PuRvIS, Agt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

~, For the Virninian.
The voters of Bedford will. in a stnrt time, have To
select or vote for candidates to the Legislature. 1t is
believed that William ". Reese. Esq, would be- w. v
acceptable 10 the County. Mr.. Reese i. and always has
been, a Wing. MANY va CERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

REMOVAL.

TUE takes the liberty, OF informing hi.
L friends and customers, that he has, recently, moved
from the location, which he occupied, last year, as Grocc.
ry, Forwarding and Commission House, to n building, few
doors above, on the opp site eide Of the street, and on the
same square, with Dibrclls Hotel.
Truly grateful for the libcrality, heretofore ma Infested to-
wards him, by his friends, he hopes, by a strictly close ap-
plication to his business, and a disposition to give entire sat
Isiaction, in every particu al, to be entitled To a continuance
OF their countenance. All orders for Goods, and the iorwar-
ding or sale IF any kind Of Produce or & pods, which may be
consIgnc' to him, will receive the most strict and prompt at
tention.
In forwarding goods, no charge will be made for drayage.
Toany person, making early application, one or two com
Portable rooms, above the store, will be rented as offices.
MAJ Its II. !. EtHOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

We learn tom The New York lapers that Nh. Russell
Go nstark, Of d lchrs, comfy. Nav lurk,is SAID Ia have
made an lmporlplt discovery IN agriculture. by which the
growth "t tfu;t Trees. especially tn" p ach. is greatly M
proved, & I cir products Increased as well AS improved IN
qpahly 5 mlar beneficial results on al he cul waited
crops 81 The tarm, or plantation, and on cultivated plants
generally are claimed Tor the Invention ,as consideration
ir the disclosure ut which the alleged dIsruverer asks "A
nonns from the STATE Legislature. A bill for hat pnrpnse
has been reported. | Is SAID lhll several distinguished
a4tlcuiutlstS. !" whom The secret has been IN I'd. knoNn
III confidence speak oft in HIGH terms - Bat american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

The New York "Cnmnerc AL, is in etror when !,
'hrows out the lntimatun that The dissatisfied spltlt
al The South is pre,lv much concentrated at thu CAPITOL
IN " ashing'on aud that. If It exists elsewhere Ia any *.
,e''' 1t exists Iii a state of very considerable dlffnsiun'-
III err r, we mean. IT II would seek Ia proince the impress
sion at the North that there is M need for The uHrrisf,
IN 'ha' section To cease their present cours, and agitation.
W ADMIT, and zoe are eiad Of il. thai The politicians are
AHEAD Of he people. This viii prevent the poIi,icians
nom pushing their intentions beyond what the people
VIII permit. But the North ought 10 know and to be IN
io'me that there ls throughout he South a very - con
c'htraied' aud deep feeling on the subject in question,
and that here 10 great danger IN urging matters any far
Their. The Conservative lIniun Repnhl icnn party at the
South Ar" dnlng all they can 10 allay exrllemen' aud 10
rs rain evil acnun. They will n t way in we'll doing
Bhi they hope 10 see n corresponding action ON the pul
of the friends of The Union al the North. Tn South
mus MT be driven In the wal by the fina'iri ntf nth
era dlstotbers. Let the iriend of the UNroN nav unite
10 d. justice aud 10 save tue country. - .ihr. Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
Lynchburg Female Seminary.

THE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will commence
L on MONDAY, the nth instant. Terms as heretofore, viz
Board and Washing 81 per month. Tuition, per session OF
five months, So, SO, S12, and SIS. Music SIS. Use OF Fl.
and ~ so. For further particulars circulars can BIO had at
the bookstore Of Tessrs. PAW. I, Bro or a, the residence 81
TIE sAh:cfiher' NJ. 4. : {. GORDON.
- A-iis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
MARRIAGES

Married, on the l9thd OF February, by the Rev. Tnos.
Jones, Mr.. WIN j. TO Miss REBECCA J.
POWELL.
- on the 2sth, by the same, MI. AME FOX, to
Mis- JULIA A. SMITH, all of Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
Li.hf, L6chf.

'1>'iE snhseribor il prepared To furnish pho.gene Gas,
! C%nmphinc, Burning Fluid, winter hlcachcd, sperm AND
solar oil all Il tho reiB best quality. Also, a handsome as
soiiment Of Hand, Parior, and,Stani Lamps ior burning tbs
same. For sale by JOilN II. SEAy, Druggist.
Ian 81 liza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

LNNChBuRG 7 MARCH y.
floris,oas'- Bacon. b 10 81, Bsai. 81 to s., Corn
Meal 90 cent?.
tYow-&! 10 $li
Uheat-Red 80 cents; White IS.
Gra,a.-Cufn. SD To IS cts; Oats 30 t, 40 cents.
tlorer Seed 81 to $5I
Uhtskey-Mnualain 30 10 81 -Riclmond Re,tl6,a
80 10 80 -Iaoghorn 4 Hunts % 10 30 cents.
Bess,rar is To 20 cents.
Ratier-ll 10 10 eta.
BfdadY -\pple. none orcrin, Peach. none Offering
Bar foi-ts5assorlcd aud $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
co6es-.Rio 10 to II cents; Laguira Ii 10 II, ia.
10 Mocha 20.
Country Liaens -, Flax Ia cents.
Cotton laras-Sales Is cents.
FeaiherS-3o To 30 cts.-Scs,ee.
t1ar Seed Sales % 10 % cents.
Fish -'lerrinps. No. |, 81 50; Shad, old s. 80
new & 80
GinWng-25 10 26 cents.
IfemP-We1 ooe q Ia 6se, in demand.
Linseei Od-7O eonls-ln demand.
fard-6 to g..
aioI@ss-Wes, India 35 10 40 cts per gallon n
o. i2to 45 cents.
P2dstcr-lomp. So to S., Ground. Sol to 81.
Sugars New orleans6 To ,iouts; Porto Rico 7 toSl
cents; Clarified l2l cents; Loaflllbl2i cents.
Sah.-$l 81 a2!.
Thior-9 10 81 cents.
Tu-S3 so per Dbl
Uooi 81 10 go cts, in demand.
III M nan. a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
Conn ~

Conn ~ u u Ia nttOns.
CuApEi. illi, N. e., Nov. ., 1919,
Dt J kuhl- Dear Su, You lett with us some time back
a lot OF your ABf SSiNIA MIXTURE, all Of which ",
have sold, since our people lav, tlied, they fluid II Ia b,
Just the article they want. We have frequent calls Tor il
and have none to supply the demand uill you please sen1
US another lot as soon as YOU conveniently can.
Respectfully yours, &c.
JONES, WAISON y co.
CASTOR, N G, Nov. IL, 1915.
Dear Doctor: | have sold ont all the ABYSSlNIA NlN
IUltt, and IT has given entire satisfaction 10 all that ha, e
used II, and made perfect cures IN every instance. A. | have
several cases under treatment, and won't more immediately,
wish you would tr, and send the some dozen bottles by the
tomorrow nights mail trains II will como sale.
With sentIm,nts ol high Iogaid, sc.
&. c. PUGu.
DR.. J. kuhl, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

VIRGINIA, To wit AT Rules held in The Clerks
" Office OF the County court OF Franklin county, the Sh
day of February, 1850.
Moses C. Greer, Plaintiff,
against
Joseph Livesay, Andrew Iavesay, Peter ivesay, Susan
nah Liyesay, Ursula A. Liyesay, and John Iivessy,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Peter Livesay aud John Livesay, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security according to
the act oi Assembly and the rules OF this court, and II appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not residents ofths
State of Virgins, On the motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel,
it is ordered that the said defendants do appear before the
Justices OF the said county court of Franklin, at the court
house, on the first Monday in May next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
published in some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynch
burg, Tor two months successfully, AID posted at the front
door OF the courthouse OF this county. So
Aeepy = Teste,
Feb l1-w2m EO. A. SCOTT. :. &.
r<,, :, orsf11 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
HOUSE FOR RENT
John O. L. Goggin,
r II N EY A r LAW

Va.
I As removed his office to the room over Jehu Williams
IL Jowelry store, Opposite .sBell, Rucker, and Brooks
and in addition 10 the courts of CAMPBELL, BEDFORD
and ~YNCHBURG he will hereafter also regularly attend
HERST.
Feb 7-w6wif
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Feb st mil
PREPARED (.UaNO.

Prepared GUanO.
gHNHE subscriber, Agent Tor the sale OF kcutish & Coz
prepared Guano, takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that he expects, in a week or ten DAYS, to be III receip,
OF a supply OF this excellent "fertiiizer," so extensively used
at the North, where its great value is known, and will b,
prepared to ill orders to any reasonable extent.
For the greater convenience OF buyers, 1t is put up in box.
e, barrels and hogs aeads, and sold at cent per 10. cash,
with a small charge for the packages.
Feb. lS-6ut GEORGE BAGBY.
CLINToN, Essex Co. New Jersey, Dec. 9, 1913.
DEAR SIR,-l take the earliest opportunity to inform you
OF The result OF my experiments in using your Prepared Guano,
and am pleased to say, with the greatest benefit. NV Rye
IS worth ia cents per buShel more than ,hat 1 raised By
other Manure. On Oats l used 3barIels to an acre, and OBJ
tanned GU bushels per acre, unusually good IN quality. | used
it on Corn with decided advantage As a manure iCr peach
trees, ! believe It has no equuL strewed a handful round
each tree. On garden Vegetables II, is superior TO all other
man,ues Ihsos eoer employed. On Potatoes | used a large
tablespoonful mixed up with the earth, in each hill.
Yours re- especially,
Mr. &. A. kENT1sH. Il. DURAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
MONO CHROMATIC PAINTING
AND
LANDSCAPE iii

w l.. PHILLIPS bces leave to call the attention
' . OF the citizcns 81 Lynchbu,g, to a new and admna-
he style OF chAhoN PAINTING, lie Will teach in a
few short and easy lessons. which all (who can learn tn
wrre) can learn the PRINCIPLES of AERIAL and LIN.
EAN as founded in u and the
METHOD OF COPYING ACCURATELY FROM Ma
IuRE and ART Any person may come and execute one
picture, and II they have no taste in that and do not fnd
whatl say tn be correct, they may withdraw, and no charge
vail be made. Pictures executed IN THIS STYLE in one
tenth ol the time required in any other.
TERMS So % ior IL Lessons, CLUBS of 10 81 O0) No
Chargs Tor extras.
Room at the CABEIL. HOUSE. Please call and exam.
Inc specimens.
Room open from 7. NJ. until 3; I'd Night Glass from 7
until9 o'clock ~ Rooms cprne to-day.
Mar i-2uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

IuST RECElNEn, 10000 lbs. superior Bacon, su,tnbl
- Tor 'ain,Iies, and iot sale by REu. l.. T1NSLEY,
MAJ 1-'s Opposite Gregory Y Royal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
CASH FOR NEGROES,

WISH 10 purchase a number oil Likely EGROE
! tof which ! Will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Al letters addressed mo at Liberty, Bedford couniy will.
receive p'onp' attention. w. C.. HEWITT,
Aug. bits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

NAILS,
(l(T EhS NAILS, assorted sizes, ir sale low, hy
wv Mar It's ~. J. WILLIAMS.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM OUR BALrMoRE CoRREspoNpEsr.

From OUR BALTIMORE CoRREspoNpENr.
BALTnioRE, June 22-5 p. m.
Conrietion Of Granddaughter. To,on Meeting -.qc-
cidentni Deaths.-.nalignant Choiera.--.Naral
Change Editorial Compliments of the
Markets, SC. -..
The trial Of Captain Gardiner, Of the brig
Frances Jane, and his mate, William HUMPHREYS,
by series of tyrannical and brutal conduct to-
wards him, was brought to a close this morning
in the United States District Court The Jury
Were absent but five minutes, and returned YER
dict of guilty as indicted punisha-
BILE by not more than ten years Imprisonment.
Had they been indicted for murder in the first de-
gree, the verdict of guilty would doubtless have
been as promptly rendered.
The Union meeting to be held in Monument
square this evening, will doubtless he largely at
tended, especially as it is anrlounccd this afternoon,
that the Hon. Henry Clay will be present and adj
dress the meeting. There ssome doubt, however.
stothe correctness of this movement. The other
speakers will be the Hon Judge Lcyrand, and
Charles F. Pitts, esq.
N BOY, llaihed JoSel'h hjnght, ABOUT III years
of age, was killed near the Spring Gardens last
night, by the accidental discharge Of gun. in the
hands Of companion, whilst engagedin shooting
bull-frogs.
An old gentleman named Clarke, about 20
years of age, killed last night, by falling from
the roof of house OH Britain street, whilst en-
gagged in stating it.
Our citizens who have the leisure, and are
blessed with the means, are pushing of to the
Springs and watering places at the North and
South.
case Of malignant Cholera was reported to the
Board Of Health of Philadelphia yesterday. The
patient is named Buckley, and was found to be
living in a house surrounded by pools of stagnant
water, with several SOW and pig pens on his own
premises. He was in collapsed state, and not
expected to recover.
Commander Richie has been relieved Of his
post at the Philadelphia Navy Yard by Com
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-24
CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION AND SALE.

All the numbers sold separately. For single
number, 81; and larger quantity oil any single NO
at the rates as above.
All orders for single numbers, or more, will De
promptly filed on the receipt OF the money. The
whole can be sent without danger OF INJURY by the
expresses, to any part of the country
a. Any Bookseller. Postmaster Librarian, or any
other person. may obtain subscribers, and his orders
will be filed when the money is received
Advertisements which concern the Fine Arts, in
every department, will be admitted on the cover in
the STYLE OF the European Journals on the following
terms
For one square (of eight lineD once, 81
A corresponding reduction for larger space.
Cards of Artists and others, (of hall square) for
N B.-An orders and business communications
may be addressed (post paid) to Brady, DAvignon
& Co., 205 Broadway, New York.
Subscription listA are opened at all the principal
Bookstores throughout the United States.
THE EDITORS.
Nrw r0RE, Jan, !, 1850, vs..