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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
FIR ANCI

The President OF the French Republic is evil
IDENTITY attempting to restore the Empire. He is
not content with being the President of a Repub-
lie with the power of an Emperor, but he Graves
to have the name also. Tie has established pa.
per called by his own name and il is said he sus-
talns il by his own pen. In an article in this paper,
said to have eminated from the Emperors pen.
the French people are asked TO consider whether
they prefer the glory of Napoleon or the virtues
OF Washington. These two great men are held
in high repute by the French nation. They are
dazzled with the glory of the one and cannot fail
10 appreciate the virtues oithe other. Napoleon
has acted wisely in bringing these characters be-
fore them, if indeed il can be called wisdom 10
devise a sure means of ehecting an unwse AIM
The French character is strange compound
They have an inherent love of liberty but de-
voted attachment 10 glory. They have ever
maintained a desire to be free but the love OF
spendor has never permitted them to be content
with the simplicity of republican Institutions
Hence it is that, while they admire the simplici-
ty of the American Republic, they glory in the
splendor otthe Empire of Napoleon. The French
have too much vivacity to deliberate and therefore
they do not esteem the virtuous as they should;
they have too little thought to detect the empt-
ness of glory hence their fondness for Splendor.
While we admire the tact OF the President in
P"sonh"S =" 'oh'"s' I've sP''h"oi o' NaPo'oh
and the simplicity Of Washington, we do moi be-
lleve that he will reap any permanent benefit
thereirom. He may succeed in establishing the
Empire, but he will hardly be able TO sustain it,.
While the French admire the spendors of mon
archy, no people are more sensible OF its INSULT
cheney to meet their wants. Admitting that the
least reliance could be put in the stability of the
French, the Emperor would have still farther diff
fcultv. The great mass of the French are so lit
tie accustomed to thought as to be deceived with
a name. In fact large portion of the French
form their ideas of merit from names; this is
evlnced by the elevation of Napoleon. We are,
therefore, not prepared to admire the wisdom of
the policy adopted by the President If he would
give durability to his government, he should re-
tain its present form and not initiate the nation
with the spirit of opposition, by the use OF the
name of monarchy.
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COMMUNE ATED.
TO THE WHO'S OLE LNNCHRILKG

some time since, number of you WERE from one
cause and another induced 10 sign paper recommending
the re-appoln men Of tie present Postmaster for this
town
Many m doubt, signed that paper fom personal kind
nfssto the incumbent others, there is no less DOUBT
signed it al the solicitation Of friends without due con
slderatlun. Is II right that such paper should have
been signed by Wing at all To come to Just an
swer To this question is not Indifferent matter as some
may have imagined, 3heiwo great parties in This coun-
try widely different. One be more nearly right
than the other; for the present will moi stop TO in
qulre which, but no one, it is presumed will dispute So
se-evldent a proposition. Then, will take it for
granted. Ofcourse, then. every Wing thinks the Wing
party the nearest rightifs he must wish h. see
the Wing party triumph If he does wish it 10 triumph,
he must wish such course pursued as will secure that
triumph. aud avoid every such course will tend to
proven this triumph provided honor is not violated in
either So far, all will agree Again. sensible men
will admit that we must take and things as they
are, and not as could wish them to he All of US
know that will sacrifice their wishes, and. and too
often, their principles for moneyso, We all know that
senterest always has, does now, and perhaps, will in
luence most en Let IT, then, be generally understood
hat the Wing party will when in power, continue
their opponents in olice-wha will be the effect p
The fist effect will be- that every who wants office
and all his trends will sustain that party which turns out
the !ncnmbents and puts their own side in office That
class of men who desire office is tar greater Than many
magine and he who doubts the love of mankind for of
fee and its wer sway their conduct, very vouug
man VIII" has lived withou, learning much Of man
kind. II ii be tue. that great numbers desire office, and
that that desire will influence their acions then il fol
lows, that lie party which acts upon the principle of
tanning their opponents in flee. must lose large
Der of votes in Presidential contest
So it follows that if Wings really believe the Wing
party mare nearly faht than their opponents them they
mus believe that it is the interest of their country for
tine Wing party 10 succeed, aud they must also believe
that 1t is their duty 10 all honorable secure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
LYNCuBURG MARKETS. rru 90

Proris'o"s = Bacon. 10 81, Bee( 81 10 So, Corn
Meal 60 IL - cent.
t1oW-st 40 I'd 50
Uhsdi-Red 50 cents. " hle So
GraiL-Curn. 5o Ia IS cts Oas 80 Il, 80 cents
torer Seed s. to S5l dull
Uhiskeg.-3O els.
Becscar-lS Ia ~ cents
Buuer TO , cts
Brandy Apple. none onrrny Pouch nnne oI1,rins
Bar Iron : S5assaftcJ aud $50 90 when drawn Ia
order
Cofes-Rio Is Il cents; Laguira Ii to II: ia
l6; Mocha 20.
Country Linens Tow | / In i2l; Flax l2l TO Is
Cotton ldrns--Sales Is cents.
Feaihas-3O IN b rts.-Scarce.
fiar Seed Sale, % 10 % cents
Fish -llefrings. No. |. s. 81; Sbad. old 81 50
new 50
Giasene-25 10 26 cents
femp-We 1nne q Ia Is &c. in demand.
i.inseed OH-65 10 70 cents-ln demand
Ldrd-6 To 81.
,nolas@s-Wes, India IS 10 40 cts per gallon \
o. ~ To l5 cents.
Paster-i.nmp. So to So; Ground 46i ,o$7
Stgps-New oreans6 10 rrnts; Porto n leo ioSl
cents Clarified l2} cents; l.oaf tol2i cents.
Sah.-$ls7 y.
Taiior-9 To 81 cents
TN s. 81 per Dbl
Uooi-2t TO % cts, in demand.
III oDI RuIIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARIZES IA

he Speaker laid before the Senate letter from /.
w Allen. Esq, tending his resignation Of the Office oil
Sergeant at Arnsihp resignation take effect from
aud after the 9Th March next
The House Of Delegates passed the bill aniho zlng the
James River aud kanaW h, Company their bridge
across North river toll bridge; also. the bill inco
porate the Harrison county Railroad Company The BIN
To furnish Magistrates with Mayos Guide Magistrates
o Of Court, was, after being amended ordered 10 be en-
crossed
Feb l6
The House was engaged yesterday in considering the
bill for taking the of the people on the call of
Convention, SC. The bill passed by Of 70 ayes
to 81 noes. BY an examination of the vote it Will be
seen that the Delegates west of the Blue Ridge with the
exception of Ia voted against the bill
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nIc II M O ND MA KErs.
RICHMOND. Ifru.

RICHMOND, Fnn. II.
TOBACCO Receipts Of lorse parcels the pas weei,
have been heavy, aud the demand active vt the following
quotations Lug. So. So Leaf So 10 Si2, as in qral.
uy.
FLOUR Richmond Country is held at 81 S7l To 8
per bhl. Scosvle Flour s. 10.
WIlENr.-Prme red 81 05 per bushe, and prime
white 81 II.
WHEAT OFFAI.-Bmn I2l cts Shorts Is cents;
Brown Stn1s % cts Ship Stuff, 40 cents per bushel
Demand fair aud stocks light.
CORN55 cents per bnshcl
CORN MEAL-G0 10 IS cts per bnshe
OATS--No much doing We quote 35 cents per
bushcl as the selling price
PROVISIONS
Wequole city cured Bacon at 2 n 8 cents, hog
round Western sides 5tGi cents; shoulders 1a5 cents
Hams 10 cts Lard IN bbs 7u7i cts; in kegs. 7ue
cts per h.
BUTTER Mountain frkin, III cts. per +, for n
superior article; ordinary Article may be quoted
to cents
COFFEE We quote RIO and Laguyra Il ll
cents; lava Is Is cts. per b.
MOLASSES. The market ia well supplied aud we
have no change to note this week in prices. We quole
Nav Ofleans, IN bbs cargo price, q % cts, in sma
lots % a 30 els per gallon
SuGARS-Con'inue in good demand. We quote
New Orleans A n 81 cents. Port REQ 5 81 cents
FLAXSEED 81 Ie-none arriving
CLOVER SEED Sales Al s. n s.. per buslel.
BEESWAX-22 To % cts per pound.
COAL-lO to Is cents per ousheIj best Clover Hill
Is CENTS
COTTON-l2 ~.
COTTON YARNS-I9 90 cts
CNNDLES-We quote ,aow Candles II II cts
Iinll's patent ldc Patapsco adamanne 80 81 cents;
Spermar"ti AZ To 13 cts; Cincinnati adamauine 203n.
FEATHERS - SO cts per ID. for geese
FISHING. cot llerngs frs, hands; retail
price So ca; No. gross 81 sad 50. Nlackerel-
No. |, sl3-2, $9--3 S. So Shad-i5l 8. dull
lIlDES-Green sailed 8 cents per hi Calf sailed 81 J
cents 10 81 each; Spanish 10 IA cents
IRON Pig Iron &2i 10 $50, according to qnnlity;
Swedes So5 per ion; English 500; Tedegar (Rchnond
manuIac,ory) 800: Up Country Bar $S5 to t1i accor.
dug 10 quality. Nails Cts.
LlME-NIarkel very dull-last sales IS 90 cents
from the wharf.
PLASrER-Lump So az! from tho wharf; on the
BASIN : ]; tierces of 500 pounds ground 81 45.
SALI-Last sales at WHAT were made al 81 81
none arriving; from tho price is 81 40 to 81 45.
SOAP-For brown els; yellow 4 las cents per Id
white and yaregaled 1914 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
THE ELECTION OF FIRST AUDITOR

i1f' r.laf4I lloN VI FlRSI AUDITOR.
The following is the vote in The House of DELEGATES
by which James f.. Heath Esq was ejrced from
he office of First Auditor, for the sole reason that he
a Whig
For Rob. Johnson Messrs. Hopkins (Speaker
Allen. Gibson, Brown Of Bath, &c, Gran ham, Bennett
Wells. Power. Lewisoi b., Morris of c. Sc, Buckner
jones :" e.. Barbour. Harper Williams Of f., Iebbs
Claiborne, Edwards Wood, Pendlelon Carroll Cook If
g.. Stovall, Fleming. Powell, Stump Lewis of H.. Sc.
Boykin, Tonn. Minter, FERGUSON Harris. Stokes
Newman kidwell. Colem,n. Williams of NJ. War
man, Bene, Paanl. Buswell. Robertson Hiner Cack.
ley, Wheeler, Wuot'on Rives. Harrison Hail. Cook Of
H., Maiiz. fancey, Quillen, Piiman. Ilass Campbpll
Of 5, Conway. Wheadon Nicholson, Johnson, George,
West ard Ilelskel-63
For Jas f. Heath Alessrs Finney. Watson, Carter.
Snwjen. Ih,rie, Food McCue, Shelley, Mitchell
Burwell, Hammond. Forbes, Clarke Of C., Lacy. Card
we'll Page, seq r, Clarke of f., Hume Ill., Gueuant
Slllnan, Wall, Clnpon. Mas>e. Price, Wickhar,
Lance ser. Morris Of H., Soulhall, Duke, Warrington,
Patrick. " allace Gresham, Schooey. White, Ball,
Jones of NJ. Hicks, Smith. Duckwall Peuow, Siubbs
llapper. VERIFY, Wheaie. Syme. Townes Nal, Stroth
er, Mavo, Dorman, Patterson kernan, Griffin, Sute.
Cook Il W. &c, and Boyd-60.
For b. j. Worsham-Messrs. Shepard and Campbell
of n .
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maj SUCCESS ahd consequently unless dshnnnlabe
that Is fightio put Wings in the uffe,s within the
g'' 81 The Government. Is 1t possible iha,
mink II dshonorahle not 10 re-appoin, Democrat when
us "iic'a commission has expired lfit is not and the
ofeg'ha rs'laes and reasoning correct why should
me present II st.naser nj lync,hurg be appointed
n' one reason can be gwen that bear the and
MA, isha' no Is more honest and capable than any Wig
IN Nltena. ar. AT least. IN this town. Is that the acl
Is g' ia ihase who suned that paper reiraet her
signatures or, II Thai out ii their power 10 sign pa,
rapet recommending an hnnest and capable Wing Tor the
inref The answer 10 his question contained
other. VIZ When has deliberately or inaIver "
done whne. Is II proper FIR him ecfy that wrong II
he cao} All men will answer. Nrs. certainly it is pro
per Tor him To do so.' Il is Thought necessary To
dwell longer surh plain propositions There Is nno
"ih'r view ot his snher deemed altogether unwor-
Thy OF consideration he Whips think lher political
principles more sound than those Of heir opponrul they
Ink hat the good # tho untry requires the success
oil those Prnc pies, AND The Wing patty thought when
hey elected General la,lo Ia oilirs To secure his
elec ion the Wings put Forth their Utmost exer,ir
10 cary out the principles of the Wings Gen. lay
Tor must USE agents. these be men, and II
they are men, they must have Wing principles ur some
other principles. Which will he APT T., secnte sue
cess IN each and branch n the cubic service per
'aihltg TO The administration Of tho Government, ihse
who agree with the Pnsd and wish him success ar
nose VINO dltler with HIM. and hupe he will iail} Now
The success OF his administration depends IN part, upon
every man IN the employment If the Gavernmrnt-yss,
upon every man, even 10 the humbles Pns the
L. States Then bow can Wings ask him to appoint
iho'e. who are dead against his administration office
II the foregoing Propositions tue they cannut IN.
slsieny with their prnepes.o OF an enlightened patriot
ism, make any such request and IT, Ia an evil hour
they have done So they ought their eror and
thai without hesitation
Topnrsne iheoppisite course well calculated 10 breed
dissatisfaction and dscod in the Why PARTY and tends
to the injury of the party, aud can secure no nagit-
able good any but an opponent who has shosn
his faith by his works. "a a parry man When
where, and how did the Democratic party ever
show any tavors To Wings or The Why Marty Tho
remarks OF the present leader If the Democratic party in
the Legislature of Va. gives the feeling of that par
~ towards the Wings lie said. it was enough for him
IT, Know, that one was Democrat and one Whin-and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
Npholsacrimg md x.mper unMgin..

TUE undersigned Formerly OF Baltimore) having located
himself in I.ynchburg, win be thankful Tor orders IN hi.
line OF business Being practical mechanic, shall cndea-
so To give satisfaction TO all who favor with their
custom Paper hanging, however complicated, d,eoya-
fne, or otherwise, executed with dgme will also
tend to making Carpets, Curtains putting up plain and
Pi'heh window Shades, making Beds, Mattresses and
Cushions putting up and repairing penetian Blinds stuff
hing and repairing Sofas Chairs, Re, Orders lett at s.
Dugids Cabine, Mandatory; at f. Colcman's Boot Man
niacoIy, through the Post Oarc, will meet with attcp
ton. Orders from the country solicited.
TllOS. G.. SIIOLES,
feb2l-lF u phosterer and Paper Hanger.
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Lots for Sale.

/ HAVE number OF BUILDING LOPS, In tho ncirh
horhood Of Mr.. David u. payne's residence, whieh
wish to sell they laid oil into and Acres, and
will be divided into half fanny purchaser should desire
It, These Lots pleasantly situated, and at
dsanee from Town Persons wishing 10 purchase will call
upon Mr. Z. T. Wills with whom have left . plot and
survey othe Lots, and Who my absence auhorsrd io
'e',om WM. DANIEL, in.
July D--wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
TEL PER A NOE NO. TIC e

The Lyathbrg Section. No. 49, CADETS OF TEN
pERANcE will huld it's Anniversary meeting to.mor-
row. (Frlday) The 22nd inst, in the Baptist Church.
Several addresses will be delivered The exercises a,
the Church will Commence at early candle light.
The twu Divisions, Sous of Temperance, and the
public generally are invited . attend
Feb. Ell
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against
Nctherlandfa Bacon TAFT Maurice H. Garland, adm'r
de honis non OF Patrick TAFT decd, mud Samuel Bransto
Sergeant OF tho Corporation o lynohbng and such adj
ninistra,or OF Charles II TAFT, deceased, Dei.
inmus l)upny, of the pa,ntns having departed this
io, tbs cause Is nbatcd To HIM, and the plaintiffs will
liam TAFT and Louisa q TAFT hav ing attained their full
they are allowed TO prosecute this suit in their nance.
NJ " Garland administrator de bnns Of Patrick TAFT
one OF the defendants having departed this c and Samuel
Garland having qualified his executor, he is substituted
the place and stead o M H. Garland deceased; and the
sad Samuel Garland is by consent also c defendants
administration dc binis OF Caleb TAFT, deed Samuel
bnusiord, admin tator OF Charles H. TAFT dee "a, beng
dead the cause is likewise aba,cd him: And
suggested that both Patrick and Charles H. Tss estates
have no abiding interest Ia the subject IN controvciy they
having died ntesato and without ISSUE and their interest
having been merged their next Of kim passed by
ets 10 others in their life time, there present
~ o vng this suit 10 their estates And thc,cpnn
tins Ia be iu heard
read, and argued by counsel consideration whereof
tho count doth order that the be referred back
the Commissioners Il the Count, who directed 10 take
luther account OF the administration acb TAFT the elder
deceased since the last settlement also
tween the parties, and make report to the court with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
quned by the parties 10 be 40 stated
eopy-Tostc,
ID. ROBES, CHI
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Prepared (.llanO.

uNiE subscriber, Agent for the sale of Kensh Co ,.
prepared Guano, takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that he expects in week ten days be
Of supply OF this excellent "fczer" used
at the North, where its great value is known and will h,
prepared to fill orders to reasonable extent.
For the greater Al is nut up in box
es, barrels and hogs head and sold at per h.
wha stuall charge ior the packages.
Feb. lS--ts GEORGE BhGBY
LEACH FARM, JAMAICA, l.. May ~. 1919.
SR-I used some three tons Of your "Prs plrcd Gusno
last year, corn, potatoes oats wheat turnps have
used description of manure, well the imported
nano, but give yours preference, for pnes dura
bity and convenience. II doubled crops recommend
IT. therefore, strongly to all farmers and gardeners
WILLIAM MILLS,
To Mr. G. A. ke,iish. Farmer
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MARRIAGES.

Married. by The Rev. Thomas Jones' ON the lJtb inst
Nj SAMUEL. H. TURNER OF Albemarie, 10 Miss ANN
MARIA oMoHuNDRo, of Amherst
. en- "Wednesday, the 18th inst, bv Rev Nj wi.s,
MI ! HOW ARD NNNcEto Miss SAII.lE r.. NIcr ABE,
danghier OF VIM MaCahc -aof Bedford
The Republican requested to copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
NOTICE.

The Ladies of the NJ T.. Church, having decided the
10th ins for holding their Feast take this method OF nvi-
ting their aid the Members gen rally and all friend
the objects mpateda completion of their Parsonage
Furniture, aud liquidation OF the Church debts
Feb 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
Safe Of Negroes,

V virtue Of deed OF trust the subscriber by
- Robert Irvine, bearing date the a,h day u August,
S and OF record In the Clerks otoc the county aoust
OF Bo'eto'i, will Monday, the 2Sh day Of January
next, court dayo ibery, tBediofd housc) sell
the highest bidder al public auction, for cash, ONE on
TWO LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. The title l. be.
heved 10 he onqucsonabe but acting will
vey such title only, vested In by the deed trust
af,tosa,d y. q. BGRkS, Trustee,
Dee 3l--wiu2SJ
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ID. ROBES, Clk


toMNiissoNFn's OFFICE
I.ynchburg, February 30 1880
The rathcs TO this cansc will take notice. that have
pointed Monday the day 81 April next the
accounts directedby the foregoing decree which day
10 o'clock, NJ, they requested To attend at my ofc,
IN Tins town. with their accounts papers, &c prepared for
settlement GEO. BENAGli, Com'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21

DE-. We are authorized TO announce VIM Nj.
BuRwELL, Esq as candidate 10 represent the
people of Bedford, in the next General Assembly
of Virginia.
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FOURTH REOuos,TlON.

- - - HsE~tUbSE bVN
1N,e Stockholders in The Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road Company, will pay Tin addition To tho reqnisitins
heretofore called amounting so % per shar) the fvhss
sum oil -Four Dollars per share, the l day 81 haruh
by order ni the Board OF Directors.
T. q. MORRISON, Treas. and clE.
Jan 2S-wtiNar
Nj. All persons who have not paid the ia, %, and ID
'eqnis,',ons are required 10 do so forthwith
AGENlS-For Bedford, Mr.. "A. Ciaytor.
u anoke. Mr., A. Neal
Montgomery, pulas- Col, David Bar.
hi aud Floyd nett
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Negroes for Sale.

On Monday, the 25ih day 81 February 1850 (Coast dayl
~ at Liberty bedford Court Hou-e,) will .sll 10 the
highest h,ier at public auction, family u valusbs NJ
'hohs consisting oi man, who 10 first rata plantation
hand ana Ia the prime OF lie about IS Of age
who u house servant and good .eamsrcss. with Ave
eh,'dcn OF ages ranging from months 10 ~ years. The
e nnques'ionable Term. made known day ~ sale,
J. I. HOPKINS, Aactonees.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCUBURG, FI.B 10. 1850.

LYNCUBURG, FIB To. 1850
TOBACCO.
St>t, tour hhiN inspected during the week - hlls
shts ~ hhds Logs at hom - ~ To sc -, averaging
- 81 10 hms Leaf at from - 20 slu averaging s 30
he demand continues good and pr,ccs une hanged.
WliEAf-Red - cts, White ~ els.
WILLIAM L. SMITH,
Comm ission Merchput.
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LynChburg Female Seminary.

f1NllE NEXT SESSION Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, the ih Instant Terms a. heretofore via,
board and Washing ~ mouth. Tuition per session III
five months, &c. $40 SD, and So Music SIS Use ri.
and 81 80 For further particulars circulars be had II
the blackstone OF Messrs Payne Bo the residence
the subsc fibcrs. NJ A. Il C. GORDON
Feb i-iits
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EXCHANGE.
Foreign-On London 9 Q! per cen, prem.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Rchm0nd. jan 81 , 1850
BEEF.-Scale meiglt- So 90 to So 50; extra quality
will command higher price.
HOGS-$j net.
MU TrONS-S3 90 10 3 50 net, as in quality
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scene faithful in their devotion TO the rights of the
States and loyal in their attachment to the Union.
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HOUSE FOR RENT

f;fs3 The House occupied, at this time, by James NJ
kkl Boyd, is Tor Possession be had LIST
ElmA March, 1850, Apply TOD NJ Boyd to the sub.
scnber. CHARLES II. LYNCH.
Jan IL tlMarif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21

10 THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD
The session or which you elected me- one of your del,
to be my duty to appe YOU that not DIES On being
candidate for election
Is unnecessary to state the which have nfu.
encod me IN coming To this dccision-they are wholly
sohal and am confident would be satisfactory to YOU if
made known. have endeavoured upon the various npoI
TAM propositions which have before me during NV
bret legislative career vote to ma inf ain your
etS and to contribute to the welfare the State and il
nave iaed To give that satisfaction, which expected OF
me- nope that in spirit of kindness you will attribute il
" oeec' OF judgment ON my part and not any desire
misrepresent YOU.
In taking leave fellow citizens permit me to express
my most grateful for the confidence Won
have reposed inme with the sincere wish that YOU NAV be
ehaoed To select some competent represent YOU
than myself RIO. C.. MITCHELL.
February II, 1850.
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Com ,missiomcr's Notice.

"A Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chanccry, con.
unued ana held lot the towno lynchbnrg at the
house III SAID town, FRIDAY, the 21th day III January
Ieao, sitting ns count oi thtncery.
lnmns lpnpn, aud temc {. his wiz, and William TAFT,
aud Louisa q TAFT, infant children NJ Caleb TAFT de
ceased, who sue by Linsus Dupuy, their next freud