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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

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Thomas Mckearcy
Iohn Morris
James NlcNamcc
4 NJ Montgomery
Valentine Martin
Edman Mash
John Mecglins,n
Micajah G Mnorman
I.udwell 4 Moore
John : Moor
William w Moon
James Murfel. lum
Mrs l.ucreiia McCarty
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d" 7. + McDanicl
d" Ca,haiino Nj llinnock
Miss Virginia Mavs
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&" Mary Mcllenning
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" Fanny Mess
" Sara Ann Miller
=" Jane Meador
" Elizabeth c Marks
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Mrs Mari Ann Mullnns
" Mary Norman
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Jno : McNew
Thomas Norman
David Mnnnin
Edward Mcdonald
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John Nlchs
Nal,man Nelson 3
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Pleasant Oliver
David Oglcshy
John O'Connor
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VIM X Post
Joseph Poci3
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Martin Pefdew
JAS ) Penn
Mrs Isabella Peasants
Elizabeth PIiddy
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J W Reynolds
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Sam ltease >
Richard Rob
Jno Rcardam
Joseph L hease
James A Robinson
Mrs Margaret Rider
Eliza Ann Rowhe
Mrs Jane l} Ross
" Mary + Rabinson
" Nary Robinson
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llenrg II Smith
James b SpllIman
lienl John Spencer heirs
Anson Seldom
John Spillman
John B Stener
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Mrs Mary r Sanders
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Mary J Stiizer
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" Nora Smith
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=" & p Snmpier
d" Louisa G Sieploe
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Miss Mary A Shields
" Margaret Sullivan--3
i" Jane Scott (ccl'd)
&c Martha A Snead
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" Ann j. Salmons
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Mrs Creed G Taylor
g" Mary r Taylor
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d" Martin A Thaclier
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j." Martha A Tuner
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Henry w Wood
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Mrs Susan & Warwick
" Sarah Ningfeld
" { NJ Winston
j" Mary Wood
3" J Warrick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

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Manson Malone
Bernard MclDonoueh
James Mcdonald
Edward NlcCalislcr
VIM II Mitchell
DIR WIN Martin
David II McAlexandcr
Emanuel Murray
Cyrus Mellon
John + Melton
Michael McCaIty
D,vid AlcCariv
James 5 MurIell
Joseph Nickle
Mrs Cornelius Neil
Geo " Old
Miss Mary Oliphant
d" Mary T. Oliphaot
WIN Parsons
Geo Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Jno Nj Perkins
Joseph Peltyjohn col i
Capt Il Petty
Thomas C Pugh
Washington Perkins
Tulonv Patrick
Geo II Penllcosl
VIM II Price
Jno w Page
d p Run
Rob Reynolds
Henry Rice
Jno G Royal
JAS L Ricd
James /, Rawson
Josiah Randlet
Geo w NJ Rnckcr
J & Reynolds
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Peter Robirr
Windhsm Il ,berison
w Royal
George Roe
Peief / Sannders-2
John Saunders
George w Snead
BEN j. Sunp'er
Edmund NnIz
Denls Sheeham
Mules Stevens
James Simpson
Nathan ;,lronse
> >. w a Saunders
sam Hml'h
Danlel Sp'Iiman
SAM j. S'epioe
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
The l.an.i,Ornc Foundry

AS been recently enlarged and furnished with Latles
aud other Machinery required in fitting and finishing
Cas- Iron work. The proprietor socits share o the pat
ronaee o the public.
Lynchbure, March It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
FARMERS LOOK AT THIS! !

AAeANA4SO bOOA "A A1lAO !
Selling on at COST, to Close, for CASH y!
DERSONS, who wish TO save in the purchase If hea-
Il w Wooens, Blankets Dnmesics. Sc would make
it largely TO their interest cali and examine oxen
sive stock OF the same.
As it is positive intention 10 close present bu
sinessh will certainly be TO interest TO do quick
y as possibo and in order 10 effect This object. will
sell al cost and less ihan cost (in all light fancy goods
Knowing that it is universal object in persons. OBJ
tain as much as possible for their money. (and which is
right We would solicit a-rersons both in town and
country, TO call as speedily possible, it being TO their
advantage as well as II ours.
ALFRED S. ENGLEDONE,
July LIS J. Nj. NDEJJ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
VIEW GOODS.

VNATERHOUSE & POTTER aavc in sore
w and daily receiving from n. York; complete
ment oi CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINIERES, YES
TINGS and FURNISHING GOODS, ofevery description
and quality whch,hey invite the enton o their friends
and the public 10 examine
Store formerly occupied by Whttcmore & Co, three
doors below L. ID Jenningss Commission Store.
Oct S-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

A LIST {
REMAINING i'm IN
~ burg, july LIST, Is
Persons calling for any Q
soy they arc adrt itised.
William Allet
John Amber
& w Allen 2
Samuel w Aston
MIR Adams
WIN r Acton
Henry Angel
John Allen
JAS A Armslead
VIM { Anderson
VIM Brookins
John p BurfoId
Royal Blackburn
Geo w T. Bircllelt
Noah + Burley
Champ Bryant
Ro B Brumley
J Nj Bell
Ro Nj Brown
f. b Butler
James NJ Belnap
Thomns Bradshaw
WIN Brien
Thos l}erigan
Gusisvus A Butler
Wm g II Bingham
II G Buronn
WIN NJ Bowling
Harrison Baninn
Capt John w Broyles
Silas NJ Barber
John p Burrows
Joseph Barns
j ID Booth
Ro G Burkholdcr
Colin Bass
Beni ID Burleigh
Joseph f Barns
JAS Baird
Geo w Bell
Efford Cox
Mathew Con"'lly
,nslan a ooX-o
~, Teo II ooXC M
! 'ioiraS II I asiletoh
John Crumpton
Ghalies = ~ Cra'g
rattick oarr1h
lanes galloway
!ohn M carer m
w aver ) ohase-|
w m christian
w IN ooney
Jo,'h coleman
3ohh I ampoel,
Jesse u clark,Z
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Jas % II ~ finnse"f'sh' m $,
Jnhn iiargan
J"hn Harris-o
Haln'lei henry
MT Henson
Moses IllIl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
IeNdy-.lKHAe Clothing,

suitable for the Laborcrs on the Canal and Rail Road.
ALSO-500 gallons pure Apple Vinegar, in good order,
all of which they offer low or cash. in exchange Tor Coun
try Produce,
NIB. Wanted, 900 LOCUST POSTS, Cor which
liberal price will be given.
10 Gm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
TINSLEY & TAYLOR,
IN OOA LBS Family Bacon,
lV.OOV 200 Sacks Salt,
500 lbs. Cast Steel, assorted sizes,
chests superior Gunpowder Tea,
500 lbs live geese Feathers,
10 bbls. old Rye w hiskey,
10 " Apple Brandy,
80 &C common w hiskey,
tierce Oard, Dupuy * Co.'S French
June Its Brandy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
NO T5CE.

I WISH TO HIRE Immediately, number OF NEGRO
MEN to work the Canal between North River and
Buchanan, by the month for the balance of the year
High prices will be paid in cash. as the work is done
kle of Iynclburg who is authorised to hire. NY hands
have enjoyed good health since they recovered from measles
IL months ago. CllAS. SCOTT.
.Inne =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
.V'EGEDES.

I'VE offer services TO those persons having Negroes
w for sale, believing that can, at all times obtain
highest market price FOR such property We very well
fixed Tor the accommodation OF Negroes left with for SALE
aud our terms moderate.
MOSBY HOLCOMBE, Auetionccrs.
O--2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

M. C0NNELL & SON,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,
WATER ST. I.YNCHBURG, Va,
u EEP constantly hand, large and well selected
IN stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc, together
with general assortment ol BOOTS, SHOES, Sc, to
which they invite the attention Of their friends and the pub
lie generally They have hand good assortment Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

>. A.YNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM
NOTICE. Fine French Cloth Coats made to order and
~ trimmed in the best manner, complete, SIS 90,
No. Lemone's extra fnsh trimmed in the richest
style, $40 co.
No. Bayolics extra do do do $40 90
April Its T.. LOCKWOOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
.4L PricNfG Sale.

4 VERY valuable Female House Servant aged about
IA nineteen 10 be sold in the ncighho,hood
tcct which, considerable discount will he made in price
Apply to MOSBY & HOLCOMBE.
F June 27--ts
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04

ject, and in that respect must say
that the latter is much the least obiec-
tionable. 1t goes to its object openly
boldly, and distinctly. 1t claims for
Congress unlimited power over the
Territories, and proposes to assert it
over the Territories acquired from
Mexico, by positive prohibition OF
slavery. Notso the Executive provi-
SO. Ittakes an indirect course, and
.in order "a elllde the llmos PEoFiso,
and thereby avoid encountering the
united and determined resistance oil
the South, it denies, by implication,
the authority Of Congress to legislate
for the Territories, and claims the right
as belonging EXCLUSIVELY to the inhab.
itants of the Territories. But to etfect
the object Of excluding the South, il
takes care in the mean time, to let EN-
igrants freely from the Northern states
and all other quarters, except from tht
South, which it takes care to exclude BY
holding up to the danger of having
their slaves liberated under the Mex
ican laws. The necessary conse
quence is to exclude the South from
the territoryjustas effectualIyas woul'
the Wtlmot proviso. The only diI
terence in this respect is. that wha
one proposes to effect directly and open
ly, the other proposed to effect ind
rectly and covertly.
l TO be conlinued.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04

toned teamsters' vehicle, be it Of any
description, and take from 1t by said
teamster, or any one else, any article
or commodity whatsoever supposed
for sale, and take the same into the
aforementioned place or places for
trading any article or commodity sup
posed to have been purchased, or re-
ceived therein, and put the same into
or upon said vehicle, or deliver 10 said
teanastef in any manner whatever, the
same shall be taken as presumptive
evidence against the persons, owing OF
keeping such storehouse, warehouse,
tippling shop, or other place or places
fitted up, or kept for trading, ofthe Of
fence described in the first section ot
the act, to be rebutted however, like
other presumtions, by other circumI
stances in favor of the accused.
Sec. A. Be 1t further enacted That
in all trials had under the provision;
of this act, the accused shall be per
mitted to prove the consent of th'
master, owner overSeer or employer
of the slaves negro, or mulatto, onl!
by the production Of the original wri
ting and parol, or other evidence Of it
authenticity,
! Sec. A. And be 1t further enocted
That one half of all fines, colIecte
: under the provisions ofact shall b
paid to the prosecutor, and the on
half to be appropriated to the common
school fund Of the county.
APPROVED February %, 1850.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04
From the Spirit OF the Times.
THE HANSON SQUATTERS; OR
THE COMPANY WHO DIDN'T
GO TO MEXICO.
BY "THE vEY YOUNG 'uN."

Since the days when the worId-Iov-
ed Washington wrung from Bri-
tain orr right to political and religious
freedom, an enthusiastic love for mill
tary renown has formed a marked and
prominent feature in American char
acter, The disposition which is evin-
Ced through the whole land by our
most intelligent citizens for sounding
military titles, the preference given by
the fair daughters OF our country to
the eagle-button, the nodding plume
and the desire manifested by our chill
dren for the toy-marching soldier,
give unmStakabe evidence of an al
most innate love for tie price, pomp,
and circumstance Of glorious war;
Such being peculiar and distin-
glliShed feature in the character of our
countrymen, It's not matter of surprise
when few years since, the clarion
note of war sounded on our south
western frontier, and the eagle essayed
her loftiest flight DER the plains o.
Mexico, that every State in our glori
ous Confederacy leaped from her re-
pose full armed for the contest, anC
sent thousands of her noblest sons tc
stand by her country IN their country''
: need. Living honor to the patriot som
J who went--Undying fame to thos,
: who ne'er returned.
Of the States in the South who's
!, sons were earliest in the field, Alaba
Z ma stands in the front rank-and a
. nong her many counties to which, b
:, their contributions, she is indebted 70
, her pre-eminence, to none is she NOR
= deeply obligated (for the intention
: ! than to the good old county Of Har
4 son, whose Southern territorria
4 ! boundary is marked by the deviou
Z wanderings of the Alabama river fo
j some twenty miles. Indeed, Capt.
i Woberton, respected and prominer
2 citizen ofthat county, foresaw with prC
II Ephetic ken the necessity which woul
" arise, while yet only speck upon tt
70 y political morrison betokened the comm
,r storm and anticipated the necessity h
. the organization ofthe "Hanson Squa
! ters." Capt. Woberton was a gentl
n man of leisure, of property, Of intel
70 gence, and fearing at the time Gener
j Taylor marched his command to Il
II disputed territory that the movelneI
:. night be esteemed on the part of Mex
at GO 'causa belIi,' and being indoctrine
If like the balance ofthe genus America
sr, with love Of glory, he determine
,d Tor the double purpose Of gratityif
=. his vanity and being in readiness
.la meet the emergency, 10 organize al
~ equip a volunteer company.
or AT the time Of which | write, wis
by men than the gallant Captain toresa
We the dark clouds OF war looming in u
in distance, Il SO judicious a move as raj
he ing company to hold themselves
ed readiness to meet any emergency, DIRE
ID. the eyes Of the whole community upC
ss- the discreet Capt. Woberton. Aft
N. much difficulty and more delay, OWL
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04
LAW in MISSISSIPPI

AN ACT to suppress trade and
barter NTH slaOes and for other
purposes
Sec. / Be it enacted by the legis-
Iature of the State OF Mississippi, That
any person or persons, who shall buy.
sell or eof, to, or from any slaves,
corn, fodder, hay, meal, Spirituous Ii
quors, or other produce, or comodity
whatever, without the consent in wri-
ting of the owner, overseer, or en-
ployer of such slave or slaves, shall be
held guiltYof ashigh misdemeanor, and
shall on conviction thereof, be fined in
sum of not less than fifty dollars,
nor more than five hundred dollars
and be imprisoned in The county Jail,
not less than one month nor more
than twelve months, and shall be liza
BILE to all costs OF prosecution.
Sec. 2. BE 1t further enacted. That
in the indictment iorthe offences spec
i6ed, in the first section of this act, il
shall not be necessary to charge the
kind or quantity ofthe produce or com.
modify, so bought, sold, or received
nor the name OF the slave, nor the
name ofhis, her, or their owner. Ant
on trial ofsuch indictment it shall no
be necessary to prove the name O.
J ownership ofsuch slave or slaves, bu
t it shall bedeemed and held sufficient t,
prove that such buying, selling, or re
!. ceiving, was Of, to, or from negro 0
mulatto.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted. Tha
if any slave, negro, or mulatto, shall b
seen or found in any storehouse, ware
e house, tippling shop, or or other plac
Y, fitted up or kept for trading, unles
le1 sent by his, her, or their master, owne
e. everseer, or employer, after the hot
q of nine o'clock at night, ofrkelore da
o. break inthe morning or onSSabbat
2. day; or, if any slave, or slaves, shall
q fonnd at any ting, in any OF the ator
Is mentioned places, unless seut as a for
q said, when he, she, or they, shall hal
1e been permltted'to remain for the spa,
rs of fifteen minutes, with the door
re the aforesaid place closed: or If ar
~ slave, negro, Of mulatto, shall be SET
re to carry into the aforementioned pla
ie or places, any article or commodi
supposed for sale, and not bring Il
in same out; or ifhe, she, or they, shs
We bring out Of such place or places, al
Ig article or commodity, which may ha
IN been purchased or received therein,
IN ifany slave, negro, or muIatto, being
or teamster ordriver of any team, ca
ut wagon, or other vehicle, shall be SCI
20 to leave his team before, or near, I
x door ofany such storehouse, warehol
C. tippling shop, or other place fitted
is or kept for trading, and there
ed mains for the space of ten minutes
las any hourofthe day or night witho
ms the consent of his, her, or their mast
Its owner, overseer or employer; a
lat shall be seen to carry into the af'
he mentioned placeor places, any artiC
I'll orcommodity supposed for sale, and |
cir bring the same out or ifhe, she,
on they, shall bring out Of such place a
eY+ article or commodity which may ha
&C. been purchased, or received there
ply without the consent aforesaid; or lft
he owner Of any Of the atorenention
liz places Of trading, or slave, negro, n
lot, atto or any persons Of whatsoever d
OBJ cription, is seen to go to the atoreInt
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04
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Il is reported that Bafnnm Is exhib,
ting at his Museum In baliimore, q
member ofone Of the second families
in Virginia.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 5 1850


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sun higher character and value his Msssins Tor the coming
g. r. JAnss he NOVELIST been engaged give
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papers for 1881. II II
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IT. Reed the artist and Dussedord his
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Artists from Amesca been and and
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All year splendor Magazine 1854; and
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number closes the volume n Efm
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women and chidreh And the desire 10 emigtsis from
We wondsS Whence come he means But his woad en-,
when rcoecl that American % ~ arrives
without bringing with il letters containing money, 70 III.
friends u who long sought home In the
farof West We nnthngo anest this selfexpatria.
who will work" 4Nsi
The umor is renewed that the Pope has sanctioned
The cecree OF the synod OF 1hures Of the
Queens colleges The Limerick Chronicle asserts that
he appeal OF the thirteen protesting preaies against the
decree mas not only experenced ungacous reception
on OF his holiness. EFH
ALToNA, October 22.-The situation Of Germany could
hardly be more unhappy than at present s however.
in The whole na,ion the external signs Of which may be
seen in all classes OF society," and IN every manifestation
Of public life. strong public opinion is fonming-
hitherto this had no existence in Germany The convc.
on that il s impossible 10 go on In Germany with thirty
seven or thriy.eight governments is universal The
means OF getting rid OF the greater number OF the super
uous governments is now discussed in references the
actual situation OF the county and in reference TO ths
docirines'of schools. Democracy would make tabSLa
rasa without exception,
An article M nthe from the pen Of M
Veton, has drawn much attention to-day, from the
pledges which il contains, that Louis Napoleon will ab-
stain from taking the initiative in the question OF the pro-
The EUensment states that latter the breaking up of
the council Of ministers Saturday. M de Lahitte had
long interview with the British ambassador and II is
said that he to have had another interview in the
evening with M de KisseleH, the Russian charge d,af-
fares We also know that in the salons OF Lord Nor
mandy the diplomatic body conversed very earnestly on
the attitude France was about 10 assume regarded the
Emperor Nicholas. Normandy maintained the greatest
reserve" f4NtA7s
Concerning the Lyons plot more intelligence has been
received by the government The insurrection was
have broken the day OF the eopenng OF the Iegs-
ative assembly aud the conspators believed there would
be rising at Paris the day. Several persons of
mark are implicated BY the papers which have fallen
into the hands of the police.