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Factory Lot and Fixtures.

Dh virtue o trust decd executed to the undersigned by
- Adolpns " Read, and duly recorded IN the Clerks oil
nee u the Hastings Court for the cooperation
We SHALL ON the premises, FRIDAY, the 18th inst offer
Tor sale at public auc"n all the right title and
the said Read 10 the Factoy ot mentioned said decd
the right oi Daniel J. Warwick to the said lot which
that OF said Read, will also be offered for ut the
same time and the The the title
to be sold may be asccaned by examination of the deed
above mentioned and the other deed Of the date
papers therein mentioned, To which it refers
The situation of The SAID lot very conyencn and valu
able improvements have been erected upon it,
At the same time shall sell the Fixtures conveyed
us IN the first mentioned deed The real property will be
sold ona credit oi6 y and Is IN ,nihs-the Fixtures
credit OF months. WM 4. YANCEY,
ROBr J. DAVIS,
Jan 7-t25J Trustees
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Sale nj Auction.

COMMENCING on Friday, the LIST oi February, 1850
~ and continuing from day today until all the property b,
disposed Of there viii be sold, public aucon the Sor,
House, occupied by DR. H. Davies the remainder of
stock of Goods Groceries, Paints, Medicines, DYE Stus
OILS, Liquors, Guns, Pistols, Cigars, Soap, PerIumcry
Brushes Narnish Sc, comprising general assortment
such articles as are most usually kept III anAPoerays
Enlistment
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for all sums of S25 or under
GO days credit for all SIS and 500 and
months credit for all goiiablc paper Wit
good cndorscrs being required
This sale is made by virtue of deed Of trust daed 22
May, 1913 and of record in he Clerks Office OF the Lynch
burg Hu-tings Court.
Jan st DAVID f.. SPENCE, Trustee.
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ons,iiutionaity Those who urge it may well abandon
I, when circumstances show that The danger
ons in itself or proftess in its result Those who op
,se il cannot change their convictions of right and that
ror,;on of the Union which considers itself peculiarly af
fsred by it, will no, change the conviction that It's feel
mos and interests will be sacrificed In violation Il the
GREAT compact which makes us one political family.
Now sir repeat, is the contest worth the COST To
Mace this barren. and. believe unconstil u,iona
nroyso on the statute hook is that recompense fr the
wounds tina, would he inflicted. and the feelings that
would be excited whose disastrous effects no right mind
ed man can contemplate without the serious appe-
tensions? The oldest among us may live to see their
commencement; the youngest live their ter
mination. For myself | will take patt in no such eff
fri will minister m such feeling. | Will engage
in no such crusade against tho SOUTH from whatever mo-
tive il originates will eHdeayo TO discharge my duty
as an American Senator. 10 the country and the whole
country especially to the convictions ofmy duty
and Of the obligations uf the constitution; and when
not do this, shall to have any duty here To
- rm. My sentiments rpon the Wilmot provisl
t.ss befre The Senate. and will soon be before my con
stituenis and the country. am pIecluded from voting
in conformity with them. have been instructed by the
of Michigan to vote in favor of this
! am believer in the right ofinstruction when fairly
exercised aud under proper circumstances. There are
limitations upon this exercise; but need not seek to as
certain their application, for they do not
my rresent position, acknowledge the obligation Of
the instructions have received and cannot act IN oppo-
siiion to them. Nor can act in opposition to my own
convictions Of the true meaning of the constitution =
When the time comes. and am required to vnte upon
this measure, practical one in bill providing for
Territorial Government shall know how 10 reconcile
my duty 10 the Legislature with my duty 10 myself
sufrenderng trust con no longer fulfil"
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POSTPOv'E.UE.V'T.

The above mentioned sale postponed until Friday, tn,
Shday oil February next To await the decision Of the Co
IN the Chancery OF Moore Perkins &c, which
the title to the said lot called in question Since tn,
posponCmo MT that has been decided
validity OF the ttleo estate in Zee by
William Thurman 10 he said Warwick 4 Read, and
to leave the title conveyed in the deed
complete and unncumbeed except by the ether deed
ted To the undersigned the day. for the benefit oi
Jno. NJ Warwick, and charging said Reads interest with
the moictyo of the purchase money therein specified
We SHALL therefore, the day specified offer for sale the
title conveyed III the last as well the first mentioned deed
constituting title believed to be perlect-but shall cen
vey such only as is vested in as trustees.
WIN. +. YANCEY, Trus-
Jan 2S-tSF ROBT. J. DAVIS, ( tees.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

public meeting will be held in the NJ. f.. Church
Monday evening, the 2Sth Jan. at O'clock which
occasion Bible will be presented the Abner Clopton
Division, No. 90. 5. Oft. by the Ladies of Lynchburg
The meeting will be addressed by J.Breckendge Left
witch, Esq. of Campbell, Horace Bull, Esq, and others
All invited to attend
Dec. %
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There they build to,rns speculation and succeed
Where in Virginia such thing be done
have written much more than intended when sat
down. but take great interest in these and
haze been led on without, knowing it, Ny whole object
To shnw, well as could. that plank would not
answer well as the rad under my can,rp -
When this portion of the State becomes sufficiently
settled and highly cultivated. lhen it may be different
but. if we obtain about $50 600 Ia Macadamize
the bad paris Of the present road it will all of
the trade and travel that plank mad could do without
having To subject them heavy Tor its malnen-
Very respectfully.
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WAsnINGroN. ian. %

naval martial has been ordered in the case of
Commodore Cooper TO consider the poprlety Of his re-
turning hume from A frca without leave.
The soop of war Marion has been ordered from Boston
to the Fast Indies, to relieve the u. S. ship Dolphin
which has been ordered home.
The Senate yesterday unanimously confirmed the nom
nation Of Jnsce ButieeId Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office
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ST.. JOINS. n b . Jan 9

1ueeting in aror Of The ANNEXATION Of Canada.
great meeting of the county of Rouvie took place
oday at ST. Athens, for the purpose Of ponouncinr in ia
vor OF the annexation of Canada the United States
county member OF Parliament. who present. opposed
the resolutions; but great the ndgna ion of the
persons assembled, he thought it best to retire from the
meeting.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the OH inst, in Nelson Co., at the house
Mr.. Wait Thacker, by the Rev Pitt " oodroof MI.
EDWARD STAPLES. to Miss FRANCES Nj.
HARMON daughter of Carter Harmon Decd
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RAIL ROAD IRON WANTED.


l.YNcuRuRa, January 25ib, 1850. I
DRpfoSAS will he receis ed this office. until the lat
al March next, Tor the delivery. ehiirR iron
rails tothe Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Road, be
iactnfed IN or near this town. Of Virginia Iron
The said nn he made the best pig NETT and To b.
delivered at the following times aud IN the following
ties viz six thousand tons In the 1851. and the
moindr tbant oo on iof the whole read equally, in
The years 1852 aud 1853.
Separate proposals will also h" received in The delivery
in isnchug III pig metal, Mt times and in quantities su
crn Tor the manufacture Of the nails above mentioned, I'd
delivery to early the i uf November 1850
The rails and the pig metal will he suhlceied TO strict in
sprcinnthe rails to weigh about GO pounds yard
Vt The time proposals will he received TOT the allows
quantity OF ion, manufactured where else IN America
OF in England IL he delivered IN iynchbutg Richmond
under the general conditions those prescribed fn
Virginia IRON manufactured at ynehburg Satisfactory
cutlty Will he required
By order o tho Board oi Directors
CliAS. +. NJ. cARNErr,
Jan 'S-tlMh Chci Engineer.
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ToRoNro, Jan. 81.
Three Of the October rioters, who hung Lord Elgin in
efllgy were convicted on Saturday. They have yet
been sentenced.
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HoNEsDALE. Pa Jan. 81

HoNEsDALE. Pa, Jan. q.
Three Young ladies' one daughter of Judge Wood
ward, of Wllkesbarre, Pa, drowned on Saturday
having fallen through the ice which they sliding
Their bodies were recovered.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCuBURG, JAN 20, is5

TOBACCO.
Fifty-ish hhds. inspected during the past week Forty,
five hhds sold puhlieyviz 10 hhds iugs, - -
To - %, average 81 u II hhds Leaf hid I'll and
hhds part Of an I'D CROP at avcrag 81 - 81 The sup
plies Of nase have heen Large from $50 10 thousand
pounds Sales oi lngs from - Leaf 81 tes7. In
den the heavy receipts and soil condition the larger portion
prices have rather given lot the inferior kinds.
WllEAr-fnr Red 81 cts f,r W hte s. cts. Sale ol
crop ot Prime White, yesterday, At aocts
WILLIAM 4 SMITH,
Commiss Merchant.
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sTs sy ". ITO" T %y ,II @ on %Eh, sf
AA stripe around the body and marks made with the
collar about the neck aud shoulders lie about sixteen
hands high with bob tail, AMI 10 years old, is
Sn0o PAGER liberal reward Will be given for his dev-
cy lynchburg information given by which he be
recovered JAMES LEY Stone Mason.
Inn IL
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ANTHONY Il CUMBERSOME
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

E attention ot all Oainmcn, and persons interested IN
good butter, Is solicited IL the merits
"i the above invention, feeling confident that, Upon
CATION aud tta will he pronounced the practical and
common sense thufi ever brought before
public The abundant testimonials the universal arprha
ton and the spontaneous Acknowledgment al all Who
we 'h"ln IN operation, OF examine spine,p,s, furnish
pie nrnnI VI is mrIlls.
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WILLIAM A. JOSEPH MARTIN,


HAVING associated themselves in the PRACTICE OF
! LAW will attend the Superior ard County Court. of
Iffsgira'o, Franklin, Henry and Pafrick and WILLIAM
MaHTiS " III continue Ia attend the courts OF Floyd.
AopRrss-a iI.iIAM MARTIN,
lloss Pasture Store, Henry County, Va.
JOSEPH MARTIN, =
Phtsylvanil Court House. Va.
N. B-Tbe partnership OF MARITIME NELSON has
been dissolved.
lice 3l-tw srfs
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CE.N,YkE NCHOOE.


rI>IIE MISSES REID purpose 10 pon a Female School
at tn. residence ot their father, Rev. VIM. s. Rid,
the town oi Iynehbrg, the 10Th February. The asrd
o studies taught In the bo female schools, will he
taught, from the elementary Ia the higher branches
TERMS FOR SESSION or FIVE MONTHS:
For beginner. SO 90
For the more advanced Is %
EXTRA;
For Drawing and Painting 10 90
REFERENCES
Capt. 8. McCorhr, J
John kinnicr, l.yncheurg.
Rev. &. Il. Vaughan. }
Rev. w =. White, ,,.
Rev. Phlo Calhoun. ! B''"'
Jan 1t-tinFeb.
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EDGEWORTH SEMINARY,
EDUCATION.

u1DVVlH Z HeVlVs
A YOUNG, LADY who has had four or five expe-
"A Renee teaching wishes to get situation Tutor
in gcntccl family the ensuing She teaches
all the English branche, commonly taught IN the best Female
Seminarics comprising Ancient and Modern Geography;
Ancient, and Modern History; Natural, Moral and intellec
tual Philosophy Grammar Chemi,ry Botany; astronomy;
Art hmetic; Algebra; Gcomery Sc Sc, together with
Music the Piano She give satisfactory references,
and would like the st OF February Comnu
ncatios addressed (post pai to Alpha Beta New Indon
Campbell county, Va will be promptly attended te
Dec 2U-w5w
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Mattresses, Rope, &C., &c.
NNEarc the agents tor Of the largest and best manu-
w ,ctutes the above ailes in this section OF the
state, and Furnish, the shortest notice. description
OF Matassc, curled hair, moss wool cotton aud sbucks
Rope o ske and quality liberal diseoun, made Tor
these articles y tie quantity.
GARLAND X MOSBY,
Jan II 10 Anrnnters
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Range Of The Thermometer,
REPORTED FOR THE "vIRGINIAN" BY
ID. Il. PAYNE e. BROTHER, Book sc Hers,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBuRG. VA.

HATS AND CAPS "A good assortment at rcduc
ed prices. L. Lot'Np op.
Jan Its
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William NJ Blacktord. Esq j:

DEAR Sra Il have examined the article on Plank
Roads, which you directed my attention. and in which
you refer particularly to the advantages be derived by
laying down such improvement the work under my
charge. Without having Pink Road aud
with very limited knowledge of the subject. have en-
deavoed, as well could to examine into The expe-
dency of one between this place and Rocky Mount |
give you below The estimates | have made.
In all the statements thai have seen comparisons have
been Instituted between these roads and the nacadamzed
roads, without the fact thai single track of
feet only protected in the one, whilst the other has
thorough protection for 20 feet Such a license in com
parison is nadmisshe. If experience has illustrated the
suciency OF sing track the road the other
fully entitled To the benefit of the augmentation there is
no objection to be urged against a macadamzed track. 10
feet in width placed with proper attention side If
graded road, that does not apply TO Plank feet
in width 1t is for such track that have estimated
For the Rocky Mount Road is particularly adapted
the clay portion is left for the Of cattle &c.. which
expected be of the chief Of revenue
the Company.
Estimate ofthe cost Of a Macadamized road (single
track) from New London to franklin Court llouse-say
dS miles
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FOURTH IsEQlllslTlON.

FOURTH KEQlISITION.
fINltr Stockholders IN the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail
Road Company will pay (n addition to the rcan,s,,nu.
hcieaere called amounting IL So M per shac) the her
sum al Four Dollars pr share, the 1T day ri Machncx
lls order oi the board Of Directors.
T. u. MORRISON, Treas and clI
Ian aS-wtlNar
H. All persons who have paid the lsi, I'd and yl
acquisitions, required Ia do So niihwith
AGENlS-For Bedford. MI A. A. Clayton.
" Roanoke, Mr., \. Neal
Z" Montgomery, Pulas. Col David Bar.
III aud FLOYD nett