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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06
From the Neau Orleans Be, Of Feb. 90.
Louisiana

The resolutions relative to the appointment of Dele
gates to the Nashville Convention were before the Sen
ale ofths State few days since, and gave an
ceedingy animated debate. The friends and opponents
othe project equally divided render the pas
sage or rejection matter Of great doubt AS it
desirable that the State acted all in the premises its
actions should reflect the wishes of the whole people,
and not fraction or party, compromise was finally
suggested by which the entire subject is left to the
only legitimate authority-the people themselves; VINO
deem epsde meet in their
sent them in the proposed Convention. The scheme
only pass in this shape, in any 1t has yet how
ever to undergo the ordeal Of the House. where it will
encounter in every form the unmitigaed hostility Of
large number of members. Its fate, therefore, is still
highly uncertain
We are requested to state, that in consequence of
meeting with severe injury, by the upsettng OF the
stage in which he travelling, on his way home VIM
i, cotton , ESD is compelled to be absent from his
quire1
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.

ARRIVED,
Schr Avarado, Booze, Norfolk.
Schr Santee, Dickinson, Providence, R. /.
Schr E. B. Souder, Chase, Savannah, Geo.
Schr Mary Isabella, Creighton, Baltimore
Schr Copia, Sears, Boston.
Schr Martin, Drnlwater, Cuba
Schr Richmond, Packard, Ihomaston.
Schr Lavinah Jane Ketchum, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Lampkin, New York
Schr Patmos, Childress, Charleston, S. C.
Schr Ann Eliza, Jones, Baltimore
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

WARM BATHS.-Hot, cold and shower Baths
can be had all hours during the day and evening at
the American Hotel Single baths rs cts, or five tick
cts for 81. NH "
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

CALIFORNIA Mission OF THE M. e. CHURCH SOUTH
The Rev Mr. Jesse Boring the Superintendent of the
Mission , and his colleagues Rev Messrs POLLOCK and
Wynn, are now in our city, and leave here on Thurs
day. in the splendid steamer Ohio, for Chagres--N o.
Delta, Feb. 26.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

Commerce says:
The Paris scientific reporters notice, with approval
and adoption, the very ingenious invention Of DR.. Cor
RE, of Florida refer to his process of making ce by
expansion of highly compressed air previously reduced
TO the ordinary temperature. They notice likewise,
the sort of claim to priority which Sir John F. w.
Herschel has put forth in the London Athenaum The
astronomer adduces only oral suggestions on his side
made privately to friends within the last four or five
years. He adds in postscript;
An old steam boiler, buried some twenty or thirty
feet under ground in we'll rammed EARTH and furnished
one eduction pipe opening by stopcock through rose
INTO water would in all probability supply ice ad lbitum
tor the use OF family III the country the condensa-
| ton being performed over night"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

One bottle OF FLETcHER's HAIR Tome is warranted to
destroy and perfectly eradicate dandru and make the
coarsest hair soft and pliable-prevent its falling
off or turning grey-thereby adding to its growth and
beauty. NH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

For THE TINES.
CITY DELEGATE.
Messrs. Editors-Please announce the name of A.
JuDsoN CRANE as candidate for seat in the next
General Assembly. His fitness for the office is conce-
ded by all-and he will be voted for by
MANY VOTERS.
U.s. City papers please copy.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06
CITY AFFAIR ..
CITY COUNCIL.

At an adjourned meeting, held on Monday, 18th inst
present: G. A. Myers President; S. D. Denoon, R.
o. Haskins, Jos Mayo, j. NJ Darlington, j. Kim
niard B. TAFT, P. Robinson, C. Robinson and J.
Bosher.
A communication was presented from the President OF
the James River and kanawha Company asking per-
mission TO 10th, llth and 18th Streets between
B and c.. Streets in making the Underwater connexion
between the Canal and the Dock
And motion Of Mr.. Bosher, it was referred to the
grant the permission i they deem it expeiient.
Presently. G. Allen D. j. Saunders J. S. Caskie.
l.. w. Chamberayne and w. Goddin.
The report OF the committee Light was then taken
up and the counsel the parties further heard on
the subject of the charges against S. R. Brick, and
number OF doeunias submitted and read in his behalf
Leave OF absence granted to Mr.. Bosher.
On motion of Mr.. Mayo the Council adjourned to
meet again on Tuesday, the 9Th, at o'clock, P. VI.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06
JULES HAUEI,.

I2U Chestnut street.
For sale by Alex Duva Gaynor & Wood H. ]. Mil
Ter, R. R. Duva Purcell Ladd & Co. A. Leslie Dove
& lsaacs, s. M. Zachrisson & Co., and R. Duquesne
NH 2-d2w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

An arole weighing half ton (according to the
Missouri Republican, ielnear jefferson Barracks on the
18th cit.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-06

JULES HAULE'S EAU DIVINE DE We.
NUS and NYMPH SOAP, for removing tan. sun
burn pmpes blotches and other eruptions of the skin
the most perfect conservator of beauty ever known
Purchase nothing purporing to be Nymph Soap, I'M
less it has my name attached
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
ITEMS.

%, We regret to see the announcement orr
death of the Hon. Henry Ness, of Pennsylyan;,'
o. In consequence oil the rnmor circnlo,oJ:
Richmond few days ago, 10 the effec, ,b,,
than, the banker Of Washington had failed ,h Id
was large number of his notes presented ., ne
bank upon the 18th instant which were prom,, m,'
redeemed. PNI
~ The Indian Chief, George CONWAY and
Eilhu Burritt the learned blacksmith, are in at
tendance upon the Peace Congress now in ,o'
sion at Frankfort
~ Judge Ballard has been nominated br ,bo
" hgs OF the second District of Louisiana 10 Gil
the vacancy created by Mr.. Conrad's accentanca
OF the appointment of Secretary of War.
t. The Southern Press attempts 10 snecr q,
the lotclIlgcncer and Union, and presumes 10
lecture the entire Southern journals. We are moi
astonlshed at this piece of " cool impudence.n
and we leave ii to receive a well meriited rebnke
from those, who are dealt with as recreants from
duty.
se' The Texas Legislature has adjourned
Before IFS adjournment, however, the war bill wa,
defeated and an act passed, leaving the recent
action OF Congress upon the boundary question
To be accepted or rejected by the people of the
State.
Q$- We learn from notice in the WHO tina,
Mr.. John Scott, of Fauqnier, has become associ
aied with The Editors OF that journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

"a nan Gte-n ii,l. iiamllt,o. H,t4-oa. l. e. HAIRS
7 l. llarris II,ymoad. Hthtsfi II lid. Ho1g'aai.
Houston. tvard, W. .ess Jahnsan.J. john
.ri a. s. X uGnan, ker. LaSefe. Le1l.r. Levi1 1T
fIa6-d. J Mann. Mash II, Nissan. Meier and. Me
Daaaid. web veil. Mcianahan. McIane. Mclean. Nc
Mullen, MrNiNic M'reheal M3rfoa. oatlaw. Owen,
psfket Pea.le'. Piman, Potter. Richardson. Robbins.
Robin On. Rose Rss, savage sheppefd. Sfaaly. f. p.
Stanton. X. ~. Stanton. slrng. Jacob Ihnmpsrn,
James 1hamas m. y b. Thonp On. Thurman .foombs
Waldel. Wakjrs 5 elb1n, y iIlack. Williams. W IL
son aud Yaung-97
N.Ys-M s.rs. Alexander, AlIsn. Bennett, Bingham.
= OH BowJon. 4. g. Brwn. Burrows. Burt. +. b.
BIT er Cable. Calvin, Campbell. Chandler Clark. Col
eaal, Cole. C,rwio, Cr,wel. Dcsey. Dixon. u .ty
Dnef Dlaran, Dlrtre. y Evans. fea hersie". ii Oh.
Easlsf fiiddngs. G'tt Could llailowaY, Harlan, :
" ffa,rs Ilrhird. Henry. llald,y. ilolmes, Howe,
Hubbard Hunter Ing, ". L. Jackson. Julian, G. 6.
Kieg. J g. King, j. \ Kieg. p. kag. H. Mann,
Metteaoo. McKsscck. McQaeeo. Meade, Moore,
Nor i. Nelson. Newell, OIL. Oils. Peck. Reed Roy
nalls. Rnn Rum~ey. ssctetf, Sl~t.lle Schenck,
Seheuerhorn. Srhoolcr,h Seldom. Sllyeser. Spmgoe,
Stevens : ets1n. S"ee'ser. Taylor, 1ack Van Dyke,
Niitoo Waldo, Wallace, Wentworth ami Woodward -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE MARKET.



Bsearar. We quote at - c's
Cattle The ofIet1gs al ths scales on Monday reach
cd $40 head If nerves. Il which 101 sld TO city
butchers. and % were driven 10 Philadelphia. Prices
raced from i2,2J 10 % The hof. eqn l. sl5Oa
625net. and av'r'ging S265 atoss
Hog,. TIE sales are bd,k at S5.50a5 -.
CoBee There has been air inquiry fom the 'rade
throughout the weei and con ld-rable demand from
The West has tended materially h s1ifen the market
Prices have gfadnilv improved. aud the day
considered fully ct. CHER thaa this day Week The
sales comprise about 5000 bals Rim, nj l03allt cts.
principally al cts. and fancy LIT III cls. her
fancy parcels held at l2 cts Also 500 bags Lagna-
yfa At io,al cts The st cks now reduced to / 90
baps Rio, AID the market Gloss with good demand
both i9r city and country trad.
Feafios-Sm, sales are making from 80 10 IS cs.
Small ,alos Of IIerfngs At 81 - for Potomac
and 81 30 tr North Carolina shorl brands There are
no NJ ! Nnckerel in market. We quote No. = al $0l
go. and NJ. at 1914 1915.
Hofemd STREET Folr.-fr9m the commencement Of
the week until the close # Yesterday. The market was
unsettled and the views # the operating parties var
much. Holders generally have been asking 81 l. and
on Saturday some were asking 81 s. Though no sales
made al either rate. il Lad the effect t. produce
saIts Monday OF 500 bbs Al 81 81. Since then all
the sales that have been reported 2100 bbl-. ocuIng
91D bhs 10 day were made ii.75 To day sales are
teey mixing at &i75 for the genera run # If upe fac
flons, md we quote that as the carttnl pfiee.
Gig .HHs Flom'-On Tuesday sale # 1000 bols.
madr at ii75 On Wednesday and Til irsday
saIrs t. he extent f $500 bh. made at 81 Is. -
foday 1bere Is moro irnee-s m 1he mmltat owing 20
he advance the price Of " heat and the only sale re.
ported Is I't Of 500 bills. AT &I75.
Family tlow. Srs TO The trade II Baltimore made
Family a So 50, aud Of Extra a. 500
Corn Neal Small sales al S3.1S4.
Rqe Fiour--l IIders ask $50
u heh.-Ioday there IS good demand. and sales
are making at $1,000 cs f,r ordinary to good reds;
lo.a06 Tor good to prime; l05al 10 cts Tor white;
and - l,t.C ,r n -Do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

To- Since our last the Senate has confr,..,
the appointment of Mr. Stuart to the Secro,n'I-'
ship Of the Interior Mr.. Stuart has accor.y
the appointment and is now in Washino,odP &c
the purpose of entering upon the duties ~ 10 'oI
office We are glad that the office has devo,,oe we
upon IFS distinguished occupant. As sonW.
man Of fine abilities, experience and induslry 'I I
has been highly and justly commended, =! Th ue
appointment completes the Cabinet of pre,;ia no
Fillmore. We venture to assert that no fors"I
resident has been as well provided with c ,,"ef
peent advisers as is the present, and we feel
sured of being sustained when we saw tba, az
superior Cabinet has ever conducted tho us no
fairs of the nation. With such corn, Of al at
advisers. Mr. Fillmore cannot fail to cordn ao'e
popular and efficient administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

}asj' The St Louis Times says that the whole
Wing representation in the Missouri Legislature
is pledged against the reelection of Senator Ben
ton; and The same, 1t says is true, of ha portion
OF the Democratic party opposed TO this dstin-
guished Senator. The Times is a reliable Dem
ocratc journal, 10 which party we believe Col
Benton still processes adherence We have OBJ
served that the Times has been quite energetic in
lis efforts TO read Benton out Of the Democratic
party. And II its own assertions arc true it has
at least succeeded in TRUSTING him ont of the
Senate That this journal represents a large IN
tcrcst of the public prints of its party, there is
not doubt, and that it in, opposing Senator Ben
ton, is dealing justly, there can be but as little
doubt lie certainly can expect no fayors from
the Wing party, and we feel very we'll assured,
that he will draw no support from that source.
1t is therefore quite fair to conclude that politi-
callv, Senator Benton is dead; though the servi.
ces of the distinguished gentleman in defence of
California may have won for him the Svmpathies
of her inhabitants. Bat would the Senator arrest
the growing greatness of his distinguished con-
nexlon Of California, by taking high honors with
in his reach?
But still Col. Benton has bright side to his
prospects. Il rumored in Washington that the
three free sellers Van Buren,, Benton and Sc
ward, are entering into a union, with view TO
the Presidential election. The plan 50 far as
agreed upon is 10 form ticket with Benton for
the PreSidencvsand Seward for the Vice PreSi-
dcncy. With two such men, representing oppo-
site parties in different sections of the country, it
will not be surprising if they command the uni.
ted vote OF every advocate of iSms. But IL is a
matter Of doubt whether their united action will
be sufficiently strong to watt the Missouri Sena-
tor to the long looked for goal Of his ambition
the Presidency. Some seem 10 fear the influence
Of the combination, but for our own part we anti
cipate nothing greater than the results which
have flown from the running of similar tickets in
oher elections
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

The following WIS the ON the final pass we Of the
Texas boundary BIN. as eaded:
NE>s-M essts. Alhe9lson. Alsan Anderson. Aadfews.
Bay Bayly. Beae. Baker. Bowie Rowpn Boyd, u eek.
Brgg., Brooks. Wm. !. Brown. Ble c Bn Ter. T. c.
Cabell, &. \ Caldwell. i. p Caldwell. C,srv Chand-
ler w w Cob, ID hry D.mmi,k ID snev Dner,
Duncan, Denham. Edmnnlsun, Eliot, EAvinq Eth.
Fuller, Gen'ty, Gerry. Gilmore, G 'man Green Grin
nell. Hall. llanm nd. lsham &. Harris f. l.. Harris.
Raymond llbbard. ILL., ard. II alland. Ihrson. II W.
ard, \. Johnston. j. Johnston Junrs Ktf nan Kerr
George &. King. Lefllet Levin. Liulef,d. J Mann,
Marshall Mason, MeClrnaud, McD,nald. Med Will
Mckl-sock. Mclanahan Robert NJ. McIane Flnis T.
Mel .ane. McAlnllea. Natehead. Nor on. Nelson Oat.
law, Owen, Parker, Peaslee, PbGulx, puman, Potter
Richardson. Robinson, Ross Savage. Srhermerhorn
Sheppard sanly Frederick p. Stanton Richard IL
Stanton, Strong, Taylor. Thomas. James Th psau
John T. Thompson, Thurman. Ioombs. Underhifl,
Walden, Watkins, Wellbarn. Whittlesey, Wildrick.
Williams, Wilson, and Young-07.
NArs-Nlesss Alexander, Allen, Avere't, Baker.
Bennett, bingham. Bowdan. 4 bert G Blown. Bur.
rows Bur, /. l. Butler. Cable. Calvin. Campbell, Car
ter, Clark. Chnanan Caroci Cp'e, Con.ef, Cnrwia,
CorvclI. Dniab nekev. Dixon. u ty Dntkee. y
Evans. Feahersion Fowler. Gdlings CONT Holloway.
lloladay. Holmes, Howe Hnbtard Hunter Inep j..
seph W. jackson. William r. Jackson. Robert W
Johns'n Julian, James 6. KIM. Johu A. King Pres
ton King Ia S.re. Horace Mann. Matesoo, Me
Gaughey, MfQueen. MeNhiir. Meacham. Meade. Nil
sun. More. Maais. Mprs', Newell. Ogle. ODDS Orr
OTIS. Peck, Phelps. Powell, Punam. Reed. REYNOLDS
Rockwell. Root. Rumsey Sackett. Siwrellc Schenck
Schuncrif. Seddon. Sses'er. Sprague Thad Stevens
Sirtsnn Sweetser, Jacob Thompson, Tuck Van Dyke
Nenahl', Nmtan. Waldo, Wallace. Wentworth, al.
Woodward-97.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

O., our readers will see by reference :, .,
Congressional proceedings to be found !. the
issue, that the Senate has ordered the nm "a ms
ishng the slave trade in the District If , dool.
bia 10 lis engroSsment. They will also 900 oo'ufn'
the Fugitive Slave Bill has passed tho J.. mat
house of Congress. This is further ;rd; 'oWet
upon the part Of the houses to carry tbronoh'
all Gifts features the Compromise Bill as a. IN
ed by the Committee of Thirteen. When ror'
gress shall have done this work, it will have 09h'
charged most lmportan, duty, and one e. u.s. n
discharge of which it will be entitled 70 ,bo lie
ing gratitude Of the American nation. 'd''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19
THE LYECa3URG VIRGINIAN.
LyNCuHuRG. SEPTEMBER 10, 1850
I'll. COMPROMISE

THE COMPROMISE.
The portion Of the South that has acted with
the friends OF the compromise has been charged
by the ulfras Of the South, with having leagued
with the abotionsts of1he North to cheat the
Southern States out Of their constitutional and
Legitimate RIGHTS. To sustain a charge of this ma
ture, no tangible reason has been adduced. nor in
our opinion can reason he presented. which
will stand the test Of fair and plausible argn-
ment The friends ofthe Compromise have not
acted with the ireesoilers, but so far from il they
have been unitedly opposed TO all the schemes
which they have introduced during the progress
OF the agitation. We think, the history of the
present session of Congress will Justify IT'S in as
sorting that all amendments accepted by the
friends Of the Compromise have been offered by
the South. This fact seems 10 have been over
looked by those Southern zcalots who charge the
Southern Unionists with doing willful wrong 10
the South.
In the absence of other reasons, the Southern
friends OF the Compromise could seize hold oil the
fact that while they opposed South as being
aho'lonsts, they are charged North with seek
ing 10 spread the of slavery, and otherwise
promote this peculiar institution OF the South
This Of itself is.a triumphant yindication. Ii is
evident from the fact t'lat the Unionists have
failed to please the abolition party and have total
lyiaed 10 gain its support Of their measures, that
they in no way reflect the views or peculiar OPT
mons OF this representation of Northern utraisIn.
The friends OF the Compromise are not reduced
TO the necessity Of leaving their defence upon
this argument He who will trouble himself 10
institute comparison between the policy of the
abotlonlsts and the Unionists, will find a great
discrepancy. The GnionistS believe that Con
grcSS should moi interfere in the remotest degree
with the institution OF slavery either in the States
or iatti t,ria. al. a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

door to Mr. John Wright's Book Store. where he viii
keep constantly hand large and we'll selected quantity
OF Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and Nengs, of the best and
most approved STYLES of French, American and English
manufacture, which he will make up in the very best style
OF workmanship and finish.
Also Ladies' Riding Habits, made To order He has wit
him the latest American, London and Partisan Fashions and
will continue to receive them regularly from his correspon
dents, soon as they arrive.
lie will always keep hand suits Ready. Made
Clothes OF superior quaiv to suit those who cannot wait
have their orders hed and feels confident they will be of
such character will give entire satisfaction. Terms
moderate. p McDEYTfT,
Az. 22-Jnt Merchant Tailor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

lie oc, market i, firm, and pdces have upward
tendency. L. :. G. OF S61. hell liz; Pa. >. 92.
lha h1ur market is que; slles nj sone 50o bhs. at
= S306, for saadard brands. chalce do. s.
p i5,5o Tor Guy use. Cqn meal aud Ky flour held
at s.
Wheat is frmor Sales at 02 a Leo els for red
and white 10 cts: some lots l2 II cts. Con- s'pa
dy; sd's Of yellow a - a G6 els. Oats So 40 els
Rye Cos 81 c's
Provisions are fm,r. aud sales + Mess Pork at $40
- Slos7; prime 1915. Lard a i els.
The Gr Gerry market is finn. CoIae in good request;
sales If RIO at II II ! cts. Sugars firm. Molasses
unchanged. Rcn3i ct,. pr III.
Vol continues In steady nq1est, INT ut active.
Tue Cotton market is finer. SAL OF 2o0 bales al
I'll prIeps.
VIII skry % a q cts in his and bb's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

Pr-sien, II the Uni ed STATES The governor and score
'sry tn bs arran ed sres id shall h.fne ihev
such. respectively take nath sffi raion bpfote the
dis nc Judge, justice # peace IN thu limits
OF said Territory, aals anai zed ln administer aatbs
and sfirnstiau- hy the law in frcs thereip II
hefre the chif justice jos ire If the
Supreme Cou Il he United ats e. support the Con-
siitu,i,n Of III L. s and faithfully discharge the du
ties It their resrec i've nlic's; which said osths when
q, taken. shall he certified by the person by whom the
shall have bon laken aud such Ger flea shall be
received aid recorded by III sid secretary among TIC
executive prof. nps and the chi Justice aud
jnsics and all ther civil irars IN said errit nv. he
fore they act such. shall take like oath affirmation.
before the said governor serfeisTy nlge NJ
jnsire nj thu peace # the Territory who NAV BE- duly
commissioned and qaal fed whici saii oath slirna-
tion shall he certified AMI Transmitted by the person IA
king the same. the secretary, be hv him recorded
aforesaid; and afterwards. the Ike oath lna ia
shall he taken. certified sid rerlfded. IN such
and form rs NAY be pfeseribrd b. law. The vefnat
shall recevs annual salary Of fifteen hundred dollars
governur, and Thousand dollars superintendent of
indian iirs. The CLIFF insfire anl JUS
sh, each receive annnal .aarv Of eighteen hundred
dollars. The sec,eiary shall ttrrlvp annual salary If
eighteen hundred dpllas Tho said salaries shsll b.
p,id quarter, early, al The teasaY OF the United Staes
The members Of thu Legislative assembly shall be eutied
10 receive three dollars eaeh day duri1r their aitan
dance the sessions tteff and three dulas each for
every twenty miles ttaya III and returning FINN
the sill sessions eslIma ed eldIng q she nearest
usually Travelled roate ihsfe shal he prhled an
nualy he 81 lh1ns4aj dilars t., be- oxpe ded
bv the governor dsfray The sp1grut Expenses + he
Territory; tbers shall ais b appropriated au1utllg
sufi lent sum. n BE- expended by the Snc'eay If The
Ter tory, and unan es4m8te - hr made hy The -
creary of The Treasury + she atd - toe. 10 dtfaf
the sXpsi # the l. esst.vr As m1iv the phi linz
of tie laws aid Other iarien1l p.se and he Serfc
.ft 80 4, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-19

The following is the vie on the [ all Bill:
NEts-Nlessrs Alherisnn. Aston, Anderson Ashe
Avertt. Bay. Bayiy. Bale, Bi4seli. B,kee. Bowln
Il yd. b reck. Briggs Brooks. W J Brown C. Butler &
A. Caldwell. J. p. CalIwp Casey, w. Il. w. Cabh.
DcherIy. Dimmick. Dis ey. Dunham, Ednnndson FL
1T, A. Evaps. Futg Foll-r, Gentry, Gerry, Gilmore