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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03

Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
In the Town OF Liberty.
l,rr1 THE undersigned, intending 10 remove
NH1TN 10 The town OF l.ynehnurg, ohrrs iot sale his
GEMessA HOUSE AND LOT in the town OF liber
.fAlfI y. This property Is situated on Main street,
s'n la@s@ and is ~ respect desirable Fam
,lv Residence The hmdings, which all new aud neat
|, finished, consist ol u LARGE TWO STORY Dwell
LING HOUSE WITH SIX ROOMS, ihrco on each hoo',
large Kitchen Ice House. Stable, aud all the necessary out
houses with an excellent garden aud large back lot.
above property no, eod privately beure the 2Siii
day 81 the present month"; will that day be offered al
public auction, in the town oI Liberty, upon credit OF
two aud three years,
fne ! wtosiune=if JNO. w. HOLT, in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Eu,ui,v Residence for Sale.
May 9-10hl

Family Residence for Sale.
III wish to sell my Lot and HOUSES
f1$A near the Reservoir. The Lot is about one
Msa third of acre. lies we'll good gar
ESGAr&l& den. Tie houses Dwelling House, a
GzeeEM&k4D Meat House. Stable, &r.--Tbe dwelling
house oomy and en v constructed. want- son,s
repairing but arprehend, S25o wonid put ii complete
order X T. TOWNf.EY
April II fzitt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TIME Co-paftnersip, heretofore existing between HAM
j ILTON BOYD s. JAMES A. HUTCHESON I'M
der style and firm OF Boyd Hutchinson, in the town Of
ynchburg this day, st Of June, lS5O0 dssoi' ed by
mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the will present
them Boyd Tor collection and all indebted
concern, will please make TO him. he alone is
thorzed collect the debts due the or to the
oihe concern In winding up the business.
II BOYD
June 3-ts JAS A. HUTCHINSON.
BLANK BONDS FOR SALEAI THIS OFFICE
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i a Circuit Superior Court oi Law and Ihancery con
"a nued by adjournment AMI held Tor the county of Am
herst, at the court -house, Thursday the 29th day
March, 1Si9
Mary Bourne, widow and rect of Jesse Bourne, deed
John Noat and Jane L. his wife, Richard Bourne and Ma
Bourne the younger infant under the age Of
years. who sues by the sad May Bourne the elder her
friend, Plaintiffs
against
George w. Ray, Dnbney G. Ray and Henry w qnares,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Court consideration OF the papers formerly read,
and the report of Master Commissioner Brown made in pur
OF the deceta order of the 3ls day of March 1871
with exceptions horcmio by the plaintiffs from to ncu.
sye and by the defendant George w Ray from to ncu-
sive and the Arguments oil COUNSEL without expressing
opinion upon the said report aud exceptions doth refer the
to Robert nsley, Special Commissioner for that pur
pose appointed ior him to consider thereof and report there
upon: In the performance OF which duty, he will either
state the account de adopt Commissioner Browns,
with without notifications, to him shall proper
review OF the testimony and sdefation OF the
exceptions. And he will return with the account which
shall report, report upon the exceptions.
copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate,
In Bedford County,
Valuable Tract oCLand

4: ! f.:
-~sTjAss-- tafus nnAYnrds Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-15

maker He : the graIu0us Pubshsr snd The sstuItoas
senator hs answer | considsr him the author Of that
letter. He has adopted it, He has produced i 10 The
American Senate. and has read here; and his letter.
brand upon IT, il shall 90 upon The ary history
Of the counlry brand il with an iron a. bot 4
The v 'H pREsDEST sa the senator to order
Mr. BEN TON. Everybody is in order but me- II 10
in order ior everybody e , s,laek me on all hands.
The VICE PRESIDENT It's mol IN order 10 charge
Mr. CLAY. have only to say that repel with scom
and indignation The impuiaon from the senator send
back 70 him. and tell him 10 put ihs' IN Ms easket Of
The VICE PRESIDENT The senator is out Of or
Mr. BENTON. All, he returns il to me-does be-
Well, / think you got it first lLaughterl
Mr. WEBSTER Mr.. President, cannot refrain from
saying that with pain and thai must s.k ns
from any question before the Senses even u nothing "
il could be considered as personally offensive. must
anohers political Si iea course avoid It. hope neither
senator win take any offence but Tor Pne shall not
sit still hereafter and see senaorsand especially dep
ecate il with reference TO men whose age and great emil
nence make their conduct looked example BY the
whole countryl shall not sit here and senators wan
deng so far from anything relative to the question be-
M. HALE. Mr. President---
The VICE PRESIDENT. Wilthe senator from New
ni except @
poTay absence from his seat at the time this controversy
commenced he should have been able to act with more
promptitude in restoring order.
MIR. HALE. simply rise to express the wish that II
this censure which Is expressed, IN which \ con-
cur as proper. is to be considered as governing The
Senate in future, hope the Senate will establish some
rule by whichit may be ascerained how old senator
must be before these attacks BY letters be prohibit
ted because there was letter read the other day to
younger member OF the Senate, and very much 70 the graf
fcaiion OF those who sat appeared to enjoy
il exceedingly and instead Of its giving offence senator
cried out. Hear him-heaT him" Laughter Now,
think there should be age fixed at which man shall
be considered old senator when shall be out Of order
to attack him. ILanghter.1
Mr.. UNDERWOOD obtained the floor, but remarked
him 10 saw what he had 10 say upon the subject under
discusson-fori If he should undertake i, he would not
be listened to. He therefore moved an adjournment
which was agreed TO. e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
forrion Mus.

The steamer Niagara, Cap. Ryrie. arrived at
Bosion on the 25th. bringing about eighty pas
senrers and full freight Of French and other
poods, and advices two weeks later from a parts
of Europe. She sailed from Liverpool on the
morning OF the 10Th inst and has had an unusu-
ally pleasant passage.
Cotton has advanced quarter of penny.
The Corn market has been dull throughout the
kingdom during the week. Indian Corn has de-
clined sixpence per quarter, and now sells al 30s
70. prime white, and Dos tor yellow. Best brands
of Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour command
25s 2Is Cd Western Canal OBS.
Beef continues depressed, and there is but lii
tie demand for Pork Bacon and Lard however
are in lively request and improved rates. The
latter TO tire extent of one shilling per cwt.
Coffee is IN good demand at advance price.
Sugar has advanced sXpence to one shilling
and holders are looking Tor stIll higher rates.
President Taylnr's Message, which reached
England by the Hlbernla, has been extensively
published and largely commented upon by the
English press The general expression Of the
pubic sentiment Is very favorable.
Ireland. Mr.. J ohm OConnel, disguised with
the manner IN which his parliamentary services
have been received by the House of Commons,
and necessrated by circumstances To resume at
ienion 10 his profession, has unexpectedly re-
sigGed his seat for The city of Limerick.
IWkey.-it hes been reported that the desti-
nation OF kossulh and other Hungarian exiles
in Turkey confinement IN ihe interior Of ASA
Mlnor, an arrangement very unsatisfactory 20 the
refugees themselves though sanctioned by the
British and French Ambassadors. Ii this should
prove true, great discredt must accrue 10 the
English Government for betrayIng the liberty of
the refugees, and allowing their night of depart
lag 10 any other country willing to receive them,
to be fuueFed away. Indeed the demonstration
made by the English and French fleets, and the
attitude taken by Turkeg itself in opposition to
the arrogant den ands Of Russia, appear unmean-
ing unless the cXlled patriots were to be treated
IN an honorable manner.
Tanned under The .'yreneeS. A recent Paris pa
per states that the Minister of Pubic Works has
employed az engineer tiom Upper Garrone to
make examinations, the oblcc: OF winch 10 be
the creation OF grand new route between lou
louise aud Saragoosa, by meas of tunnel car
red under the Pyrenees, between the vaiiIes o.
LucAon, in France, and Nenasque IN SpaIn.-
The execution of tins direct road between the
two cities presents no difficulties. Experience
in tuuneling IN France has been had in the
piercing the Nerthe, ~ the cons ructun OF the
Ran Road from MarseIlles 10 AUgaun. The
expense only may retard this undertaking. In
any case, the Spanish Government viii contrib
ute It's part TO making useful way OF conmuni-
Gallon to the North Of The Peninsula.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31

interest the doctor lie held hopes speedy
lie took me 10 his house, where he gave number
Of bottles OF this SyTnp, until gathering appeared
side, which rpcned aud discharged great quantity OF
From tina, moment gained rapidly. have returned
Boston, where give you this convinced OF
the benefit of this srea, medicine which under Gods Pov
dence has restored TO health again For Dr. Schencs
hospitality and unremitting kindness me, perhaps
make better than this Ii you publish
this IL the OF Others who like me, have
suffered all but death fran consumption, diseases the
shape have described may be induced avail themselves
Of the virtue and realize the full benefit, as have.
j. r. AMES
We the undersigned, acquainted with Mr.. Ames, and
know this statement he true and the signature genuine
REUEL HCUGH,
Book keeper of the Boston Locomotive Works.
ISAIAH TlLSON,
Maclnist the Boston Locomotive Works.
G.J. EDWARDS.
Machinist a: the Boston Locomotive Works.
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REMARKABLE CASE,
FURNISHED BY MEssRs. COLEMAN *

BUFFALO, N Y.
This is certify, that wife has for eight years
past severely afflicted 18th affection OF the LIVER and
during that iine suffered be, description. After
trying medical sk and variety Of advers medicines
without relief, she induced Buchans
Ba of Life which produced beneficial effect mmedi-
atey, after using three bottles She has resaned
health confident OF permanent For the benefit
Of suffering humanity, happy giving publicity the
above fdcis. A. MURPHY.
Talbot District, L. C. Dec. IL, 1915. IS
DAVID L. BRaDLEES son, $50 Washington street,
Bosto Agents the United States, and fiiish Prov
ince-. American price, one Dollar per bottle.
AGENIS-Mon'peiier SHyin X. Collins: Barre A. F.
Thomas Washington, 1huIber q Bo"les; Chelsea, |.
d. BACON Cofin,h, j. Cook +. CorntR, >. Blake
Newbury, & II. keyes: Bradford. G. & H. Priehard
Nouhed, II. II. Camp, aud by dealers medicine gener
ally Throughout New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
MIR, ANES'S CASE.
A Mac l,iEiSt in the Boston LOcOmO-
tive Works.

BOSION, January II. loi9.
1JESSRS- REDDtNG & CO., { State Street: Gentle
IVA men,-It is th,n fourteen mou.hs since
splitting blood and raising bloody naiier
panied with dIsngTe.able cough and pain my side. AT
employ doctors OF good standing, without avail
induced try DR.. SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP, Of
which 1 took many half dozen bottles, which
bought office Ia state street, and founi bene fitted
greatly. Two mouths since however, cBug
cold, and the SYMPTOMS above Described reappearcd with
severity Insomuch that forced give up my
business altogether This the doctors thought
very case; my friends considered
DANGER and they recommended journey South Happening
conversation with your bookk-eper, TO mention this
cunistance, he suggested 60 Philadelphia
81 schsnck, which did AID fortunate enough
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
Cambridge Cattle fsarket, Ban. %

Reported Tor ihs ',rst"n baily NlNeitsri.
At Market Is Caule about Is Bccves, and Is stores
consisting of Working Oxen Cows aud Calves and Three
Years pd.
FrceS-Msikct Berf-EKtra s6,25 per cwi Isi quality
75 Pad quality So 81 qulhy si,25. ordinary $50 81.
Stores Working Oxen SO co
Cows and Calves SIS 80. Yedrliuss, none.
Two Yeafs OH,
ThIreYears Oh, : /. "A 20.
Sheep and Lambs, Gus Market. Nearly all soli
fEoEs-Extra SJa s.. BY Loi-Sl %. l5c, Sl,s3 a
S2,0l- SwInc-5c; retail t.
RemarksThe market artivc and former prices fully
su-aic IN Consequence Of the Monday night and
Yesterday the ears from Vermeat and New Hampshire have
not ufrWed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31

9The proprietor respectfully Offers his original Pulmo
nc syrup Ia the public Tor Coughs Colds, Con-
sumption, Dyspesl, Liver Complaint, PHpi of the
Heart and II has been before the public
of twelve years. during which time scarcely individual
has used finding relief IL has
whle all other emrdes had failed, and The proprietor
console BiIousy oecves from its s.a success that II
the best remedy vf these discovered Hav
ing de yoed whole of hrs last sixteen
years, the treatment of Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and all diseases of the Lungs and Re pitny
sans, he points to his sufficient guaan
public ufs skill aud ability lie denies the
disease ncutabe and dduccs the foregoing testimony
proof of his position Ills unprecedented based
solely upon the OF his PULMONiC SYRUP, and
vod the of Opium aud other narcotics, which only
administered To rtleue but TIE patient.
Prce-S per bottle bottles ioI s.. Sold wholesale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
tflar!Scts.
Domestic Wool Market.

".
The Wool market has been rather quiet since last
from of stock than indi>p0siion to operate.
The OF things exists all the Atlantic seaboard
and the depos nearly bare OF all grades
below 40 This Of things continue until the
clip ppTtations take place of such de-
scrons VIII IN part supply the evident short CLIP vi low
qualities Of American Fleece.
Ae sales of the week foot up co 10000 ls part Of
which, - 900 las Il aud - boud, taken Tor the
Philadelphia market at - Sc Ii dealers had
been ,I prices, heavier operations would have taken
only difference osrrasc, and another IN which the
only point dispute the paying for the loan of The bags
We also learn of sales OF 5 OUU lbs Country Pulled super
and No. !. at quotations.
The value Of Cry Pulled wool been greatly enhanced
within few years by IA" better cleansing of the staple
Prev to The Introduction Vi the totul Wafer, wool pull
er the city washed then SKINS 10 the river, and the
washed salt water, could be used fer bright coof-
and supposed weigh heavier, from the parces Of
salt femainn. the Hence experienced buyers would
give much BY iour pc pOunI for city
they would country pulled wool, and known
Swamp Wool. few OF the pueis have, however introuc
ed the CIoon and compete successfully with country
pulers the qua and coalition OF their stocks. We
the months ending January 1T, 1850 = 900 b-. and
there hl- been $4,000 lbs. pulled Brook yn dun: the
period.
II possible tho quantity pulled in the
United States aunu tly would be truly astonishing Sum
Lamb wool mostly used by matters, and great
portion OF Fa wool goes East where IS extensively used
by shawl AMI nnci manufacturers There also another
incousiderl,e IN the annual supply. We merely aude
which the ufcturns daw upon large cities
the az
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1t Is indeed melancholy TRUTH that thousands fall victims
10 consumption from other than neglect
colds, fad hundreds, thousands who treat
such with the and let
for weeks, aud noaths, without thinking
danger. At inst have what consider slight cough
cold you allow business pleasure care=ssness pre-
nom giving stteLiion then settles upon
breast become hoaTse have pains the side
chest expectofate large Quantities of mHler perhaps
with blood, difficulty of breathing ensues and then YOU
find your foolish neglect has brought this
1t then you value lie your health be
don't the with your quack nosfum
you,bu Immediately procure bottle
famous remedy Dr. Nstars Baisam Of i'd Cherry, which
is wed know be the most speedy known.
thousands will testify whose lives have been saved by
For inlucnzi the very best medicine the
Be deceived remember that spurious limitations and
ether prepare Wild Cherry abound throughout the
but Dr. W>tars that has performed many thou
wonderful cures, therefore buy other but the genuine
original Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed /. Butts, the
wrapper Sc
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS
For sale by REDF1Ei.D < GRANNlS, Mont peer. : X.
Collins, do; French < Walker, Barre; L. e. french,
Painneid; Thuiber Bowies, Washington Dickinson ami
Peaslee, Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
Letter from n Boston Clergyman.

BDS ION, NOHrmoer j. 1915
Nessrs REDDrSG & Co: e. emen Having had Ucca-
sion speak ubc nearly every night for several weeks
past, tsome.ines the open ar and having used your
Schencks PunoEc Syrup, canaot deny myself the pleas
OF rendering this voluntary tribute the worth
OF that article. have PROVED II in ways,
and feel entire confidence recommending II TO public
spe kers, aud all persons afflicted with coughs, colds,
hoirsenes-, and difficulties of that description.
You al beT.y This unsolicited statement in any
way that will relieve the sutfernss of humanity.
Truly yours, ciiALES w. DENISON.
Editor American Eagle,'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31

~ For iHc1ient Consumption know Of hettor
remedy than Hi>IaI's inlsan el Wild irtv. 1t soo-
hca ing aud admirably adapted
delay HHd dis>nc That anroyiug mud distressing
prevails his OF the Near
BY colI coughs and ois brought hy frequent changes
wealth We know OF several case yhic d
been radically cued by the of ii> Bllsim
yeats friend suffering under THAT
WA thought be confirmed Consumption severe
cough, loss OF appetite, night sweat, BY the
B-lsafn he di-pird these Alarming
and l. the enjoyment Of com arItve h-aib.-New
l.url Na-a. Ens
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
DcatI)s.

In Beflin January -, Dr. Gershom Iieaton, sed II.
Ia Barre Jan. tkabeth, only d.u .ter OF Leonard
Nancy g. kch, eyed Il Yeats. Ga the 18th Nj William
Bass-ti, Hgrd II
Ia Nc,Ld,d January IS. Mis-. Dctscy McCurdy. aged
81 years. Pnuiers Ii y. y. aId y. II. requesIed
q
In Hlrifurd of scarlet fever Jan a, the residence
his mother, lthe widow uf the late lcwis Iymat, ESQ
Elias LYMAN, 81, aged Is years aud montis- ynuny
o. hnc promise AMI aitainments lie mad recently
been aPPoin=d mail Tie P4sssump-ie River Rail
nd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
4flarrinocs.

In Berlin Jauu ~ 9Th BY Rev =. Tabe Mr.. JOSEPH
Reed of y. y. aud Mise Clro.ne VI. Reed OF Serbia.
In West Berkshire, by Rrv. J. L. Cook, Mr. " III. Noble
and Miss Macia Fletcher, both oi " est Berkshire.
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Ncm-Dork.
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0nsllranfe.


HARTE0Rn HEE & HEA1TH
= ;, III. - -
VMNIIR aNEE Gu1MPANV
~s~sS~A SS~'>~ ~AASA
Invested CaDita1 400. O0O.
crNrp.r ,cCN,r cop yrpuo>r
n1E IN
., ~' ANA", "SaOh' w.
whom Applications may DC sent from ali Pa'ts OF the
state
RJCenra. oice OF tins Agency, East side Court House
square, burlington, VI
N. WARD, VI. ID. Medical Examiner
J.W. HOWES, Montpelier,
Agent for Washington County,
C. NJ. RCBLEE, NJ. D. Montpelier, Medical Examiner
MEDICAL IrAM1SrssFoRI HE corSrr OF wA,Hrsc1ox
OGrln Smith, Berlin,
f. s. DENIM. Calais,
Lester Kings lev, Moretown
=. ". ThaycI, Jr. Mortified,
n BancI off, PIaintirld
d. C. Joyc.in " uitsfeid
J \ Bingham Warren.
: H. Cleveland Waterbury
Reuben Nimms Richmora
LOCAL AGENTS
WoODN Ann w,,.,b,,x
JENAN CARPENTER Nor,h6. A
n RtCuARDsoN Wi,.siJ u
The TE0rffo, n T. Sfr s. ETruIL E,.vrum~s
(omDamu
Announces 10 The public thai bv the liberal provisions of its
eIsees % o, Sam g IN & sa, a'e
IL has three distinct Jenamcn;s rombn,y the pri vile.
q fhrgp ntxt hQ
conducting single institution and ed hy one Board
of i,ir,crnrs tnns seru,ing b,,mo,, fngv ,,J ..,v
nv TyyE HGTEST DGgV
Tb. Comn,ny vii In. n, 10 - 80 I'D ;,,h,.s
o,r,ieul,, lain tho .,na,;o, - III ,,,,,l ,,,,,a
ni,s
III Dcdnc,jng oIv Ton mo, ron, cor,,ssio, r,,u, ill.,,
Mutual Insurance Fnnd in.ter n, The of
h. Coon,nv n,n,,lly
oud ,yins .rr, c.,sra,es of n,a6,. .,ch yea, n,v,
HE in =, IN xhen ,o h,s acr,wr
lated IA received rnn,,, fnnd ncI c,;r be.r;nr ;nerr.t
f,om date and tranr,.r. HE
3fd In addition To- the Mutual Fund and reserved Fund
,ore,ved fou Nurn, ,sur.,. The stork o,c hmm
led ,l,,ss,d o:l,,s ned ali tho f,i If ,b In,
Stock i nIIged f,r a p,xn,er, If lossa.
M. YSyE JsSs y-yr STHCK pE1y.
The rate. lo reduced on tbr tho nount CHARGED on tbs
mutual plan-tbe Con,nanv ,,kina onIs
ia insu.s Il fl .xen a,o5un f,, rivea rne insirsd ~
taking more than an cou,,able sum and afterwards payiry
hack nar, of oSr,s oY Moxry ,Sn c.IIrxc \, "a VICE
ps.rt1 TIE Of mi. mode ct Insurance owe, tb
u,uuaJ nlsn may Inn. be ,llsr.tsd snnnose Eth, t
Inc nar AT thi,,y ,vn vcsrs resvcs IN e,nena
dua5s pef pnnnm 10, insurance on bi fe On the Mu,n
D,n il wou .ecpre bi n nolrv of ooe bonssnd oI:nr.
On The JoinI sck psn the sane tUenvfve aIIsrs vii
secure him nol,ry a. ,,ne ,b unnd nnJ Eve tn,dTsJ dol
ts All h.. ran eYnec. !, fyo, of r,a,s called,
on lilo mutual nl, r,r,, ,,.eI ono b,Ir,ls ,,,I, 80