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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

On Monday last R. B. SemplssVas reelected May
or Of this town. A vote at the same time was taken
for appropriations by the Corporation to those improve
mens connected with the interest of Fredericksburg
when the vote stood for Plank Road 265, against It
49, neutral s. for Hazel River DOL against it g. neu-
tra25. The amount voted for the Punk Road was
900 dollars for Hazel river 10000 dollars
EredericksJurg Mems
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

BATHING.--Hot,c cold and shower BATHS can be
had at all hours during both the day and evening at
the American Hair Dressing and Bathing establish
NH 26
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

We perceive by the last Mobile papers that the some
what notorious RevlJ. N Mafitt is labouring in the
St. Francis Methodist Episcopal Church. in that
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

JULES HAUEL'S FERSIAN OK CHI.
NESE POWDER, for imparting to the most bilious
complexion the most radiant whiteness. In nothing
should person be more careful than in the use of a
powder or the skin, many OF those sold very in
furious. My Chinese Powder is compounded in scien-
siby infict an injury.
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chestnut St
For sale by Alex Duval, Gaynor & Wood, H. J..
Miller, X. R. Duval, Purcell, Ladd g. Co., A. Leslie,
Dove & Isaacs. S. M Zachrisson d Co., and R. Du-
quesne NH Is 2Hv
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

The last Legislature created two new counties, viz
Raleagh, from the Southern part of Nicholas ane
Wyoming by subdivision of Logan.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

MAGAZINES AND Observation-Disclosures. Kelly &
Ford Broad street. have sent US GoDEy's LADy's Book
for April, together with the alag of Union and
Ned Buntline's Own" each for the week ending
March 80. The April No. Of the Lady's Book is pc
cuarly rich in embellishments whilst its typography
is superior to any thing we have seen in the magazine
line for some months past The Flag of our Union
is mammoth weekly literary and miscellaneous news
paper, published in Baltimore it is said to have attain
ed an unprecedentedy large circulation which we take
to be evidence Fat once Of its ability and usefulness
Ned Buntline's Own is also large weekly newspa-
per- published in the city of New York by the famous
E. 2. G. Judson The number before US appears to be
filled with entertaining and readable matter Messrs
K. & F. it will be observed, have received these publ
cations days in advance of the usual period Of
publcationthose therefore, who desire subscribe to
any newspaper or magazine published in the Northern
Eastern cities, would consult their own convenience
by avaing themselves of the agency of these enerpr-
sing young gentlemen
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
MAYORS COURT

That"a calm always succeeds storm" holds as true
in the judicial in the physical wordat least far
asthe Mayors Court of this city is concerned For ex-
ample On Wednesday, the natural elements conspired
together and showered down upon plentiful, but
mostnopportune supply Of rain, hail and snow. Thurs
day and Friday brought with them cessation of hos
tlities-A cloudless sky bright sun and bamy at.
mosphere succeeded the storm of Wednesday. The
snow like an unwecome vsiter shrank from the gaze
Of the "brght Orb Of Day. Ito borrow one of Speaker
Hopkins beautiful and original simtudes9 dissolved
into huidy and sought refuge either in the bowels of
the earth or else In the bosom of the majestic river
which washes the Southern margin of the CITY!
Now, we ask the reader to mark the analogy in the
judicial world Of Richmond
On Wednesday, his Honour, the Mayor, found him
self perfectly overwhelmed. Ash entered the room,
preparatory assuming the "Char OF Justice he cast
wstful look atthe "Dock'-that glance satisfied him
to the nature and probable extent of his duties He
lost time in opening Court directed the cul prs to
be arraigned, and proceeded with the examination
Suffice to say, that after aborous session OF several
hours, not an offender went "unwhpt OF justice" Since
thsday, the duties of his Honour have been compare
lively ligh-a perfect judicial calm has ensued-aford
ing not the wherewitha to the Reporters for the
connection of brief paragraph. Yesterday, only one
new Subject was brought forward, and he proved to
be an old offender-beng other than the victor in
the pitched battle which came off Sunday last the
West end of the city John Peter Woodson being ar
ragned and required to show why he should
enter into recognzances to keep the peace towards Jas
Spcer and others, entered into an explanation Of the
circumstances by which he found himself surrounded on
that OCCASION and concluded by very gravely asking the
Mayor ho,o he could avoid fghting2 He then asked
permission to be heard in his defence, which being
granted he delivered his sentiments touching the whole
affair." in clear impressive and forcibe manner, which
impressed all present with the conviction that John Peter
Woodson had either mistaken his calingin e or else
had been except down by "chill perjury"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
FOR THE Times
To The Wing Voters of Henrfco.

To the Wing Voters of Henrico.
There seems to be difference of opinion as to the
eligibility OF our candidate to seat in the Legislature
OF Virginia if elected This fact is evidently ope-
rating inurously to his prospects, so that we cannot
expect success at the approaching election unless this
matter is settled, and settled speedily. No Wing, true
faithful and devoted to his principles, consent tor
the county to be represented by Democrat.
Let us meet, then, at Court House at IL o'clock
on Monday next to decide this matter and then prepare
for long pull, strong pull and pull altogether"
SEVERAL VOTERS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
Internal enforcement Appropriations.

The Enquirer, of yesterday, gives complete
list of the approprat ons made by the late Legs.
lature for works of Internal Improvement We
have not room for it to-day. The whole amount
is S2,33O, 1926, divided as follows:
T;3 'a 49,. . ,oa aoe
Guaranteed Bonds and Loan. ...... Il O93 500
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

AUCTION NOTICE.-We invite attention TO
the sale of large quantity of Lime Guano Potatoes
&c, remaining in the Lumber House of Messrs Ran
kin d Whtock, on the Dock after the late fire, com
mencng at 10 o'clock this morning
NH 30 WILLIAMS q CLAIBORNE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

~ LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN.-The
min Lecture in this course will be delivered by the Rev
S. j. P, Anderson of Norfolk in the 9Th street Presby-
terrain Church (Rev. Mr. Hoges0 tomorrow after
noon at O'clock.
SuB1EcT-EUery man has a ,pork to DO
\, Mr. Anderson will preach in the same place at IL A.
M. NH 30
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

AConventon for the Manassas Gap Railroad is to
be held at Front Royal on the I'd of MAY
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
8 2.33O.S25

The Enquirer classes under the first head the
act authorizing an issue of State bonds to the
James River and Kanawha Company, to the
amount of $4,000 for the completion of the Ca
nal to Buchanan. 1t seems to us to be more pro-
perly classed with the guaranteed bonds as loan.
1t is not probable that the Treasury will ever be
called upon to pay the interest on any portion of
the sum for which the States credit is extended
by loan Or guaranty to various works for the ag-
gregate sum of $l,093,500; nor is it likely that
most of the schemes in which the State proffers
10 become joint stakeholder, will 60 into opera
ton.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

AUCTION NOTICE-REAL ESTATE.-At.
ention is called to the sale of House and Lot in Du
vals Addition, near the Federal Spring this afternoon.
NH 80
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
Saturday Morning, March 30, 1850.
THE TIMES, TERMS,

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance. or
within 80 days from the beginning of subscribers
year .'...'.. .....................$5 90
70. II not SO paid I'm every case). ............ 90
in advance, or within 30 days. &c............. 3 90
DO; u not SO paid lin every case) .......... 90
Single copies, Daily or Semi Weekly Times, two
each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE Kelly & Fords,
Broad street; and West & Brothers. under the Ex-
change.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
FOR THE TINES

FOR THE IIMESl
MADISON WARD.
COMMON COUNCIL.
l.. w. Chamberlayne K. B. Haxalf
James Bosher VIM, G. Tompkins
G. A. Myers
ALDERMEN
James Evans VIM. Allison.
George Fisher Thos u Dudley
The above ticket will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

Nam street. between 18th and 18TH over the store
Of Parker Bayly & Nmmo NH d3m
g. ERVANTS' CLOTHING.-Havingc contract
- ed for the supply of large quantity OF Servants
Clothing, have made extensive arrangements Tor ma
nuacurng it, and prepared 10 sell in any quantity
Golfers tobacco manuac urers contractors and Others
having servants to clothe invited to call and exam
J. G. CHENERY,
NH 80 Opposite Depot.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

BALTIMORE, March 29-Sailed, brig Poultney
Moualt, for Port Walthal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30

THOUGHTS AND SENTIMENTS.

THOU GIFTS AND SENTIMENTS.
seldom attacks the character ni another without
injnfng hls own.
Earth /, 20 kind a, just tickle her with hoe and
she laughs with harvest.
The imbcciI,y Of men is always inviting the impu.
dence OF p"wcr
God hstragh, lines, bu, we think and call rhem
Gro ked
hman mnv uavrl thr ugh The world. and SOW it thick
with friendship
Due rcas, why the world ia not reformed il, because
every mBn would have others make hrgmhng, and
thinks sf himself
The more honesty man has. the less he affects the
,f Of u Saint the affection Of .anelity /, botch the
face oi piely
LIT a man he treated brute. and he will become
mofe bu sh lhahs bulo; but as rational being, and
he " i'll show that he s 30.
'If you wish t, appear agreeable in so"iey" says
Tallerand, "you must consent to be taught many things
winch you know already"
Talent acsumulnrcs knowledge, nn1 has il packed up
ia the meinory; Genius asslma'as II with ts own sub
stance prnWs with every new accession, and converts
knonledgr into po,cer.
Women's ipuuranoe Of their du les, and the abuse
which they make e lhor power. deprive them of the
ps beautiful aud preco Of their advantages, that Of
bong useful.
The gentle TRANSMISSION Of mind into mind is he secret
Of .ymp7hy. IT is understood but fell; and
where allowed to exert It's power, fills and extends
intellectual life far beyond the measure of ordinary
cepton
RrMEMprREp IIApPNEss.--Nlanhind are always
happier ha wing been happy; that il you make hem
n1w, you make them happy twenty years hence by the
memory ofil. childhmd past, with due mixtrre Of
rational nduaeucc and fond and wise parents diluSes
over The whole Of life feeling Of cslm pleasure; and,
in extreme old ave- it is the very last rememberance
I'll, If M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
NO. IL.

iv. or by every ceremony c,lcuatel 10 imsress Tho
.cnses yet the Importance Of IL emnihsihe awful re-
spon-bliy canlinues Il may have ben brought about
by s. Ia md interested mpves 1t be the result II
pntenis authority may, as II nlHavs ought 10 be.
tho result of pure love and strung ntarhment-yet in
neither case il alike binding Tor lle and will be lh'
cause o happiness misery moi only thr ugh tine hut
IN c'etnity.
How much depends upn the step. and what feelings
p,oss dowa the mid The h me Of CHI hond--'he
f,my cittlr-the loving mpthet-ihe kind iat,er-ihe
nl ctnnnle brother and sisters all to he LEFT and
another is To be your h,som companion annthcr 10 he
the ,harer Of your p,a and your gfief and cares
New sconrs-n duies-new trials, and new circutn-
s,nncrs. will snround you, aud you arc now 10 act and
i've fr uthefs.
Insncrtliy al hc bridal altar sa crime Of tho black
eq cha,acler and he who would be false then would be
false any where, AID she who would be untrue at such
,imc would be un'rne every occasion. But where
all is sneerity. conf lence and hveharpne Is Then
present indeed mud wi contnuo hr urhlfe. Changes
cannot alter heir aeeons fr each other. Aillctinns
nnly bind lhem thu closer. Cares and anxiees only
afford oppaftanes for ihn exercise d sympathy, nnd
every year unites ihem by nearer and de,rer ties,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
MISCELL
RETIREMENT.
4 nr,ur,ruI rxrRAer.

nI>urifUt. ExrRAer
ooh, lor lodge in some vast wildelness.n
Serene snuthng rrtuoment what rest thou hringch
TO thu eara won mi Il, laden with anNeitrs and sway
ing 10 and fo IN the busy whrl ot hles unsatsylng
mutt
Glafsd with dsappoin mcnt and xenn, turns
II thee for refuge. the gid'd heit lug pu SUED hra
GROWN dim and the keen eye OF ambition half
closed with wenry gazc-Saed with NIL hut happ;no-s
he slghs Tor thrc, nor slghs IN tllli iar 1nd
''Rcmcmbo,anre soothos his mind
With dreams oi former days"
Back back In the hont when sunshine md Joy attend
ed every step, flies the willing mind and heorc II spdups
mp In charming ncurd. the nooks the gens, lhr hills.
flowers of "ohrr days depart d.
"linw hamy ylron the banl,s oi flowers
The zephyr hrcothes alongh
Nes s the breeze that famed my oh ldhuod's check
H. II hns returned once moro In thy srrue omhrncr
q. solitude II comes {, hush my woes and bid me "in
the lap ii peace reclinc.'
There nc iimta when solitude will pave nm nntiintr
more sure than augh els, bcsdr; and there ara hearts
roug and stern aud as the nnhswn oak while ming
ling with the world, that melt tenderness IN It's calm
retreat
THIN sacred. thrice sacred, be rellremcn's nmnr,n.
thinn grove, whoro neither ere, dlsmsl nor envy
dwell.
Reader. II, It Co., when days. teeroe hight de
enys-ga tn The srcte plnrs where no intruder marks
thy steps, and team from solitude lesson; aud wonld'st
thou hnve the full enjoyment of the hour knee yen
knee hctnro 'thr throne" aud hold nudirncr with tho
DEITY Win pechnuce. sotue hight plumed ,ngcl will
send down wipe thy away and BID lhoo 1.-Two ior
heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
VOL. M VIII.
TOvVNLES, SHIELDS & CO.,

IT FRT .HU.N III sI.NU III I'NIIsll
n fau, Dollars per dIln pagaiie IN adr1nce NO sub
,erption tpn be rcccircd for shorter time than Sr months,
and paper tc be discontinued (ercept at The discretion
sftte EiitorS,) until all dyreRases are pad
~ ADy,Rrlsr,ttNrs inserted 80 cents per square (o'
ess) for ereyy ncr form insertions aud 5ia cts per square
ter less) for eccY'y outer form Insertion
I,er, 9Ir,rtiSer is required The Ms hotg long
ts ,pshes his advertisement Inserted an advertisements nor
.a noted ,o be inserted til its dseoRthaiee De ordered
Ear any ADVERTISING the terms fer The prriegt
of tro squares s0i for square S2a for one s9dfe m
n.r form s}5 Every yearly advertiser oa De required 10
ssnae his ADVERTISING 10 his particular line business
JOB PRINrNG erecuted neatly and e1pedousiy aud
an reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
1)uctital.
LET us HOPE FOR THE BEST.

ny =. n nEWrr1.
Let Us hope ier the hest while we've strength To on,
II - las 10 pino II we tread on ihetnj
lhete rases around t. he caihcid At will
nth then TINT, aud their odat they gently distll
The dews that come down with the mnon's mellow light
henoihinR but tears from the eyo.lids Of night
Sothr tca.s that Nc shed Tor the lows that depart,
Like the dew IL the rose, the balm 10 the htnt,
Let as hope iu the best, have love thai will last,
lho'tle shy oi oar lite hy sorrow o'eressi
There Is 10y in that love- tho u ho old IN seat4,
And ts wings cannot spread they ,nhed with tear
Tbs world lis as cold as those htsh, floating isles
That harrow the sunbcums and seem Ia wea smiles,
Let ns fashion sweet ht'le world o out OWN,
In oi sunligt alone all alone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
~.EDDEEHsE. T'Esg.NMS, ~

rENIIF flhscribcr has hand aud viii continue To
kc,p, the ioottng articles, made of the best materials
aud in TIM substantial manner and at prcos that cannot
tail to please
Coach and Buggy Harness. Spanish, Pad & Pan Sadles
Carvall and Wagon d. saddles, all qualities,
Boat and Carl do Saddle Bags
Collars. Trunks B,ldos and AIartingacs,
Carpet Dag Aaliacs, Se., whips, Spus,
Omitted Sunmrisei Saddles Stiuup Irons, Bride Bits,
S. &e together with every Other article usually laand IN
such o-lshls huouts My stock GFNl NkS eahaers eve
~ dclpIon and style, and the best n,nulaeto in
phaAclph3 Tho-e in want of good Trunks, will do Will
examine my stock. Old Saddles taken ia exchange f
new Repairing dnne at short notice, at Tie lowest
prices. order, hom tic country promptly a'tcnded To-
Sept 23-ts WM +. ROBERTSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
THE ESPOtS SAL.

Tho celebration Of the marriage ceremony is one Of
JOY aud happiness-then if at no other time. pleasure
seems unaoyed. and grie and sorrow are banished from
tho bosom; and yet amid all the apparent enjoyment
Of the occasion, what solemn and impor ant event
i, about 10 take plactl not respecting the crcnm
s,snops that may he thrown sronod II; nor does mat
Ter whether the rite be performed ffiendlike simple
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
New London Academy.

GiE EXERCISES ot ths Institution viii be resumed on
the l. Ia, ol October following, BY Nj Foster who ha
had the Snpermtendaucc OF the Academy ol the last tw,
Nj Poster anaccompshed scholar, nd has gt'c
the Trustees and Patrons o the school, satisfactory eVlen
= # hisqaalftatans instruct Youth III the various
branches II liberal education, and 10 prepare them iorh'
study 81 the Sciences a. taught IN euf Colleges.
TERMS o Bottd and Tuition viii be a. heretofore
GERARD ALEXANDER, President.
I,nthhuIg Republican requested 10 eop,
L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30


nm through It, capable OF driving mllls OF
--~sse>- furnaces.
ALSo-four halfae Lots in the town ol nethel, on
James r,,er-utes above lynchhurg, and in the county
/ oi Amherst. to wit
Lot No ls. bought nj Merit aud William White and de
scrhcd the said deed Stoc house and Lumber house
lotr
Lot No s, bought oI Edward Co,tsr, and described in
Said deed the Shite House lott
Lot No and = described in the ssd deed as two va
cant wdmpfoyed lots a1oinninP tho White housc lot.
ALSO another Tract al land situated in the county oi
Amherst known asthe s'llutl,ss' uact, containing Two
Hundred Acres recovered hy the said Richard FL
lis of Nj Martin adjoining the lands o John Flood and
others
Tora,se the debts seemod 10 he paid bv the asmcntione
deed oftrus,, with all interest tina, has accrued shall
hereen and all the proper costs and charges ofmakns
the sale-wheh Will ht continued from day 10 day until
plcod
Aud in execution e the created hy another deed oI
trust executed by the same Riehad s Ellis decd To the
same Thomas II. Ills, Charles Ellis iun,or and Champe
Carter, on The 18th day Of June, the 1888, and which
trust deed o record in the Cetl's Office OF the County
Count Ntlson the instance and request al the said
Thomas II Ellis and ohacs Ellis, administrators o Chaes
Ellis, dcrd) will be I'D by the undersigned, Trustee
aorsad, public aelea, II the highest bidder the same
day, ct a II na the next ir daN) and at the same rlaee
and the anr terms all respects the sale o the ofel
property herein heiore nanr Is ' be made tract ai land
situated IN the county oi Nelson, Nmi's west c" the onit
House adjoining the ands n the estate oi Lee W Harris,
decd aud ohets, containing 59l ACRES and patented 10
the said Richard : illls IN the 23d june. ls0l
70 raise the debit secured la be ai by the a mention
cd deed of trust with all interest that has accrued sha
thereon and all the proper costs and charges oi
king the sand aleWhei will he continued from day 10 day
until complet,d
While ha subscriber has norcasonto doubt the validity
Of the title the property embraced 10y the several deeds ii
trust herein heiare fiefled to vet he viii l aud convey
only such right and title IN and To- the aid poper
twas he under he throe several trust deeds aim said may
Lawfully sell ani nanNeN, and he Will only make Ia ne pun
cha-cI deeds With special warranty against himself and IN
heirs, and all person eaiming undu hun.
Thc~ll Ihamls II. Ellls aul Charles Ellis, II have
never enrd eheal the aid deed. o trust, accepted
the trusts thereby rreatcl-ht thc undersigned b
thcdccds aiorc,adhas pow and authority sell anl con
,l Inv Il ,Ia- hut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
Domestic Goods.
9'NisssgPS. ~
l. n n S r a II Y ~ Il l.
AND HIGHLY
IMPORTANT INFORM A'FlOV

~
INIIE subscribers have the pleasure announcing to the
citizens of ynchburg aud surrounding country, that
they opening the cheapest and most extensive as
sortment Of
GCnf7eIucn's Goods
offered in this market Feeling assured that thcl
goods regards style quality and price, will prove sum
inducements to purchasers, they invite all, whether
wishing purchase not call aud examine They are
opening choice and extensive stock Of tloillN'
comprising Dress and Froel Goats, Over Goats, Sacks,
P.toes OF every shade aud quality, Cloth Claasa various
pces Vests and Pants o every description, and large as
sortment of Furnishing Goodsin part follows shirts
undershs, Drawers, Cravas Hall Hose, Gloves, Stocks
Scas Ties, Silk night caps Money Purses, Money Belt
French and German Extract and Cologne, Baudalia' Phi
locome Fancy Soaps l.oe's Pomatnm, Paper Weights;
Tooth Nail Iair and Hat Brushes, w alking Canes and
Umbrellas, Hats and Caps, &c., sc.
ALSO large stock o Cloths, Cassimcre' and Nestings
OF tho latest style and patterns he manufactured to
order at low prices.
In addition to our present stork shall be receiving
good. weekly by Express thereby aordng to our Gus.
toners the advantages OF fresh goods and newest patterns
WArE9HOUSE &POT'rER,
Main ST., attw doors abore thc Franklin Hotel
ept
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
Lots for Sale.

frT%i have some tarnl LOTS Tor sale lying on both
iI sid's &" ile NV fprn3lse leading from Mr. Rec.
a4.4.A ShoPto dudley and johns Factory Arrly ga y
u. Rocs Tor terms. IENII LATHAM
Spnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
MRS. MILLER
a.. 81 a. -

The lowng letter. in relation In the lnna lost Mrs.
Miller. ol Nmeam Fails mcmory and Who lately return
ed Ia her hume. in u troi Mich. appears IN the WIN
chester Nrfglnau. previous letter. fom The same
soutce, which has been shown the editor Is srong
conras,cd onr,and speaks bitterly Of the supposed gull
III RnkeI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
.NEV .AND CHE.lP GOODS,
IA MES u. VII l. \ NJ y ,
SHOT & LIE tD.

= OOn Bags Shlt oF vari0us sizes.
- ,.DDO 100 bars Lead. For sale hv
Sep 26-ts MCDANIEL. y LIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-30
| 3 90 A C. RE S ,

81 TN quantity, about $50 acres arc believed
Ia he alahle There Is an abundant .uppls ni
fine tmhrt On the land, and two inc sursms
run through It, capable OF driving Jaw mills OF
ttfuatPs