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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

Immediately fhe gaaal neaf The Eaaghofae-. has
IAsGIIBURt., "a.
rJsIIF B~G RIDER. still continues u conduct this es-
tsbiis hmsut 4u4 -iet continuance Of the qatfanage
), literally ezlende1 heretofore MILL. GEARING, Of
every Description (aNg great yaet, ii aiterns Hose
Powers Plaster and Cement Ctashefs, Bsrk Mills u ahes
Tobacco Presses together With every other description u
IRON and Brass Castings,
made and up the sitcst notice. and ia the neates
AMI ui1st substantial inannsr Also. PLAIN aud FANNY
WROUGHT ASb GASIIRbN RAILING,
CRATES, * ss lie has good water power aud WORT
the rst order al tie head 81 eBe department Eve
article made hs e,tab shmei warranted Ia be equal
. any dome in the State. 4. Il. DABNEY, Astnt
1HlY i=Y FIR DAVID MORES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
DlB R ELLIS HOTEL,
4l-sS
&; ilie
Hsnin Street. LNmchhurr. Ya.

Illt Undersigned would respectfully he public that
he Is well prepared to accommodate day, transient and
permanent boaers, reasonable terms From an expert
ence o 20 and weared ours To please he
hopes to OBTAIN the support OF s old friends and that
gers Ills house enently located conta ms
lent rooms for families. Gentlemen arr, ing in their own
wilnd excellent stable and carriage house
CllAS. l.. DlBREI4I, Proprietor
81 Passengers in the Canal Packets intending TO the
stage torany point, promptly called for.
Jan 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
Vocal Music.

Vocal Music.
Mrs. MURRAY begs to intimate to her PrriLs, and
4fG hose LADIES who favor her with their patron.
age that she will the OF her Studies III NO-
cal Mase Piano, and Guitar Monday, the Ind OF Sep.
tember Mrs NJ will either attend the denccs tho
pupils The Academy, ii may be desiredshe is al.
prepared 10 form Vocal Classes Sacred other Music
supply Of Music forwarded by the publisher
Mrs NJ. will always be found on hand al the Academy,
Church Street.
Ang2J-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

Virginia:
Rules held III the Clerks Office, of the Circuit Court
"A OF Amherst county, Monday the Ind day Septsm.
Der, 1850
Frances 4, Dawson, Plaintiff
against
William II, TYLER, Joseph X Irving, trustee, Benjamin
b Iaiiatero, Moore and Duncan John Whitehead Ihos
b Royster Peters and Harris, Hudson NJ Garland sury
wing partner OF Garland Stout, William + Carter
mtee of Ohio Carter Warner Jones Garland and Pamp
I'm Wilson Peer, Charles A. Penn, of John Penn
decd, George Bagby s Co, and Hugh Adams,
Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
The object of this suit oreelose deed of trust exc
cusd by the defendant, William IL Tyler to the defendant
Joseph Irving trustees regarding the mortgage,
10 have settlement Of the trustee accounts payment
the plaintiffs debsnd appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that the defendants Moore and Duncan OF
this Commonw said defendants are REQUIRED
oappear here within month due pubcat Of
TINS order aud do what Is necessary to protect their inter
eStsand it is ordered that copy of this order be published
once week. Tor four successive weeks, in wspaper
printed IN the town OF ynchburg and posted front
door OF the Court House, OF this County the day OF
tho next County Court
copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clk.
Sept l6--w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
E.T.EEfk. flgy.

WE have Just fcrevoda dnr lot Of Ram IN Foi. ground
w hon new wheat, aud warranted a splendid Article
Also,
lafge lot 81 Extra Superfne, made from new wheat al
OF winch will he sold ON the best terms
Aug e=ts SMIfIlS0N X SrATuAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
,AnfS. BOOTS HAS. CAPS. lEhTHLR TRUNKS

IfNtIIBIKt v.
OFFER their ucnis, ustomes, and the public gfner.
~ slly tie largest and best assortment OIL the above
ile. h be 5nnd IN tins marked, all 81 which they de.
tetninedlo sell cheap, order IL make roon or esh
supply lor Fall sale The seet very large, comprising
ali The styles oil Shoes well qualities from the
cheapest made 10 the fine I.
Merchants especially invited call and examine the
goods and pffes, they will be sid very low by The
and it viii be 10 their interest do before buying ce-
where.
Farmers panter and Customers generally are respect
fully requested tnea and supply themselves with these
csay ARTICLES they will be sold cheaper than they be
manufacturing.
The subscribers would call the attention oil the ladies'
then laree ASSORTMENT u Ladies Enc Shoe, Jmy Lind
Shippers E4ee}siats, Cater, Bu tns, Laced slippers,
Baah Bran4el. c,lotea ana White KID 80 They will
sell veY me slippers of Lads at b cents 50een aud
e. : Il rs .arre ot-eall II YIN wish get bar
gains. j G.MthM,
Augl2-t els. A. CIV ATKIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

WOULD call the attention OF my friends To a consgn
ment 81 superior FAMILY FLOUR, Just to hand
ssil1.-aa Il j. LsHOIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

atonss
On to,sSigHnnens
~ iiilaS prime \. SUGARS, Just received and for
"~p sale On usual time-by
NOSBY s H0ICoMBE.
NeHt IT'S Auct1s y Com Merits.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

FILLMORE MEN.-An old author observed that among
all the systems of doatry with which the world abounds
worship the rising SUM- and political aspirans pay their
devotion incoming kings, and incoming presidents.
There marvellous increase within the last fortnight
in the number of Mr. Fimores friend and admirers.
few days ago nonconfirmed office holder in the empire
state, who had been prominent member of the "Sew-
ard party, and of course strenuous opponent to the
rival clique, heard eulOoiZng the President in
the warmest terms. democratic neighbor afterwards
inquired of him what it all meant and remarked that he
seemed to have changed his tone ''Why you see"
said the other General Taylor is dead, and claim
ant to the estate can't afford quarrel with the
cutort" The potency of circumstances alter cases
has long since passed into proverb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
Rule Britannia, Mistress of the Seas"

COFFEE, PRO AND coN.-Some OF our eminent scen-
tihc men again squabbling the vexed question
whether coffee does or does afford nourishment
One of them has laid down what paradox, viz
that coffee contains fewer nutritve properties than the
ordinary food of man. and yet that the man who makes
his principal food is stronger than who feeds
meat and wne In support of this paradox, sauGnt
calls the example OF the miners Of the coal pits Charero
who eat meat except very small quantity Sun
days. and whose daily meals consist exclusively of bread
and butter and coffee These men, he says strong,
muscular, and able to do, and actually perform, more
hard work than the miners of the coapits of OnZin,
France, who feed largely the nuritive articles
meat and vegetables and drink wine beer Another
sGrGnt taking nearly the view, insists that the
Arabs able to live moderately and make the long
abstinences, they do entirely of their
tensve of coffee But this last assertion demol-
ished by the declaration of NJ dAbbadie who has just
returned from Abyssnia that certain tribes of Arabs
and Abyssinians who do not coffee, support
greater fatigue than those who do In presence of such
very contradictory facts who shall say which of the
learned doctors is in the rght-Pars Correspondent
London Literary Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

CINCINNATI, August 81, 1850
FLoURThe market for Flour did undergo particular
change to-day, and the only sales heard of
nal 50 90 delivered bTls
the week 93 exported during the last three days l3
and during the week 1855.
GRAIN.-ln the only
Corn &c Wheat quoted at under
stand the mills the canal have the price down
WHIsKEy-Sales of 80 brs from W. w. Canal at 225c
226 brls in lots from river at the same.
SUeAR.-Sales of il hhds 81 d7c. part cash.
CoFFEESales of 25 bags prime Rio &c.
NEW YORK, August 81, 1850.
FJouR-There II good Eastern and home trade with
shipping inquiry -four;
and straight State; 81 old Michigan;
81 IS for State and Ohio
WHEATThere is moderate business doing but
easier sales of Genesee and prime white
CoRN.Com shade particularly mixed; round
is and better; sales at 6l62c for Mixed
Western yellow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

CAzENovIA. N. Y.

CAzENovIA, N. Y, Aug 81.
The no-partv no-religion, no-conditon, no-s.non,
black and white convention in this place to-day and
10 show their utter contempt for all white and white
things Frederick Douglass was made the presiding OH
cet Of the Conventions he was, however, assisted by
white officers.
Two thousand persons were present, not many oil
whom. however, mere members OF the Conven-
ton :.
The Convention being against all churches and all
corporatons met in one Of natures fairest groves
Resolutions were adopted against the North against
the South against Free Soil and against almost every
thing and everybody.
The Convention will adjourn tomorrow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05


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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

In THE MARION CIRCUIT CoURT-OcT. TERM A d., 1850.
In ChaNoyBejamn Vickers and Amanda Vckers his wife, who
full and Charlotte Vickers, Vickers, William
Vickers Jerome NckeT infants, their
dian Nathan Palmer John w. Osborn Jacob S. Wieis,
Robert r. Underhl Daniel Yande Albert G. Willard, late
mmisrsto of the estate OF Elliot X Foster deceased John L.
Mohershead Administrator de bOais the
lot X Foster deceased Daniel s Ward and Martha
his wife.
ID known that the 81 day Of August A. D.
NJ panan by Iucian Barbour, their Solicitor
of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court their bill complaint
and afterwards the 3h day of A. D. 1880 fled
affidavit Of adsnerested person showing that Jacob s. we
of the defendants bill of complaint resident
State Indiana The said Jacob 3 Wies therefore hereby
notified of the penden-y Of said hill Of complaint
appear first said holden
Court House in said county, the fourth Monday IN October next
and said bill of complaint,
contained will be taken confessed against him. and heard and
termined in his absence WIN. STEWART, Clerk NJ c. c.
BARBOUR. Sol. for Complainanfs. 3rv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
From the s. Louis RevellIe, 9th ult.l
Important from New Mexico.

Maj.R H. Weightman, U. s. Senator elect from
New Mexico, arrived in town yesterday morning, en-
route for Washington. Subjoined we give important
extract from Maj w. 1t win be telegraphed to-day
the seat Of government and it clearly evidences the
Of evaporation which misunderstanding between
the u s. military force and the people of the territory
has brought about
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
LAW MENT-FIFT TIL SESSION

HON. HENRY PIRTLE, LID,
Professor of Constitutional Law, Equity and Commercial Law
PRESTON s. LOUGHBOROUGH, LID,
mon Law and International Law.
HON. WILLIAM F. BULLOCK,
Professor of Property of Practice of Law
including Pleading and Evidence
FuNIIE Fifth Session of the School will the First
u Monday in November and continue four months.
Instruction will be given by recaton by examinations and by
oral lectures and exposio, OF which every week will be
given each class.
Moot will twice each week, which will
be argued by the Students and opinions delivered by the presiding
Professor
The Students will also in the preparation of legal
instruments and pleading.
The Students the Law Department of the University by
provision charter entitled attend the Lectures Medical
Jurisprudence in the Medical Department without charge
Of such lectures will be delivered the Law and Medical classes
during the
valuable Library has been obtained Of which the students will
have the the Libraries of the Professors
Students who shall have attended full courses OF instruction
this University, other school and this
have pactced the profession and attended course
lectures here and have passed satisfactory examination VIII be
ented the recommendation OF the Faculty OF Law to The
degree OF Bachelor of which the University authorized
The fee $40 each Professor and the maculaton fee S.
Good board and lodging be had Louisville and vicinity
for from SO 10 50 so per week
Communications should be addressed Professor Pre at Louis
vile, Ky. JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug103. [ou. Jour Prest of the University of Louisville
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

st MARYs SEMINARY, u-DIANAPoLIs, INDIANA
- The Annual Session OF ST. Mar Seminary viii commence on
assisaee OF f. Gale graduate
Female Institute n Y, has been secured IN the Primary De-
parmeni and OF Miss 8. Alice Vance, former graduate Of the
Geenvle tEpseepa Female Seminary o. in the Acsdemica
Department.
In addition hs su branches taught in the institution nsruc
oa will be given Inea Cayon, and Perspective Drawing
IN Ornamental Needle Work, il desired
Pupils distance viii be received the family Of the Prn
cipal within convenient distance Of the school
For charges and other particulars the Catalogue of 1882
sueal-aw CLARA f. JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
CANDIDATES.

I'VE requested to the OF JOSEPH S.
BUCKLES Delaware county, candidate the Office
Principal Secretary of the Constitutional Convention.
IT TWe requested to SoLoN TURMAS of the
Peoples Friend Covngon Ind candidate Secretary
of the Constitutional Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
STATE OF INDIANA, HAMILTON COUNTY, S


Duoroe.-EdwsTd Vickroy Catherine Vickroy.
TUyHE said complainant by Carver & Moss, his Solicitors
having day August, A d.. 1880 fled in the
Clerk the Hamilton circuit his ball Of
plant heen and also having the day filed the affidavit
dsnterested which that the said
a resident of the State of Indiana.
Therefore said Catharine Vckroy hereby
said bill complaint pending in said
unless she will appear the of said and
plead demur the the said bill Of complaint
will be heard and determined in her absence.
JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk.
ID. Moss. Sol. for Conprt- aug2s-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
a DEMONSTRATORS sALE-Notice is here.

a
N the undersigned administrator Nathan
ge deceased late OF Marion county will proceed TO sell at
public auction the personal property Of said estate consisting
OF horses and young CATTLE Sheep hogs hay wheat
in the field farming utensils household and kitchen furniture
the late residence of the said Nathan Padge
in Wayne township and county aforesaid Thursday the 18th
September, 1850 commencing the sale O'clock
credit months will be purchasers upon
three dollars before property
delivered the purchaser will be required his
with approved security payable without relief from valua
appraisement Further will be
at the sale. THOMAS MORROW,
aug2a-3w Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.-On Wednesday, October 30,
- 1885, between IL o'clock, NJ and O'Clock, p NJ, will Offer
for sale Nashville in Brown comfy, Indiana No
Township No TO- North Of Range No East being
Land donated by Act Of Congress for the of Educaon
in Clarks grant The Section will be offered lots
chasers
TERMs-Cash fourth cash, balance three equal
nua payments with interest at the rate Of
payable in advance annually. CAMPBELL HAY,
anq2i-fs Al.fin (lLrrLcn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

REGULAR PACKET LINE FROM MADISON TO
CINCINNATI
In connection with the M. and ]. Railroad.
sesnSzz.h THE and splendid WISCONSIN,
16L.S No. 3 t. L. Wright, Master, will leave Madison
u every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, the
arrival of the half past twelve O'Clock p.
NJ and will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saur
Law al twelve o'clock. Nj.
MADISON BELLE will leave Madison every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday 12 O'clock p M and will leave Cincinnati
every Monday Wednesday and Friday at II o'clock, nj.
Passengers coming the will find greatly their adj
Of they always be furnished
with good Also, coming from Cincinnati, and all
ports take the they viii find this line the
cheapest they remain board all night free Of charge
iupeI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

WINTER SESSION OF 1850,
XTTILL the first Monday OF November and
w tnue (he devoted the
didates for graduation The of Tickets SO Ma
cuaton 50 Graduation, $50 co. Board from 80 90
50 90 per week.
One hundred dollars in advance will certificate that
will ene the purchaser Tor his assignee many
will
subscriber share in the College ground buildings
aug24.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05

IL ? The following papers will please insert weeks,
and forward their this office,
nal Lafayette; Palladium and Jesrsonan Courier
and Express Tee Haute Courier Banner Madison
nal and Republican, EVANSVILLE News Michigan City,
crat. Goshen. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
1xPoRrANr TO rARmERst


AND ALL OTHERS WHO HAVE STOCK TO Feeds
conceded bs who has made the that
for horses and cattle The great dcu heretofore has been
to get as machine y hsS 5s e9SS b u mS a 81 S AND
been complexities and expensive for general The great
o sc @ would sa@ eel and
By the recent Sa nV.on Of Mr. SMITH Of Richmond Virginia
Wherever has used Acknowledged TO be superior to
State those thst highly pleased he
in this s Po had sn T n U al nt nS and has
given the following their performance:
in % & % . Ss sss Sies d r o %
routes and safely that they have performed much
% % and s Il Is 81 Of
would much rather have than ANY other machine within our
Indianapolis Avg. g. 1850 Per p. CAMPBELL
used the machine:
"we satisfied Smiths Patent Straw Cutter is
Construction s such wsrrsns as in saying Will seldom
out of repair and durable machine for the Pu
S j. nf z PcuD..r I %a M n, MsSR,
AIlnlD FIaaE Dr.. J. S. MERRILL
The undersigned has the right this State for the above Ma
hs and wishes s to sell Uuny Nights s na9ns cam Ss
a. 'ne Livery STABLES OF Messrs ood r9uoIa ano
latter place intend, keeping supply q tie
RETTER THAN cALIFoRNIA,-To TANNERs.-The
11new HibeaId Process for Tanning Leather justly
GR me Of the I'm e modem sSnes
M II E from the Spg Ps9a Of ave Or six months 70
Gle unequaled for strength, durability
other qualities The
greatly less than the modes adopted
After most rigid examination of this
others interested in scientific discoveries rights already
been sold in three four of the States half
cords other invention in which capital lie
followed by such immediate and enormous profits.
This invention presented FOR the first time to the cit
Indiana.
Various specimens extraordinary
process be the office the who
authorized to contract throughout West State County
/ or Shop rights, as may be desired
For further information purchase of rights apply to
/ luly24-u n. WEST, Indianapolis.
Two SINKING FUND BoRRowERs-wherei interest was
IL due and unpaid the first day Of July loans from
vertisd about the first day Of October sold
Saturday OF December next according unless
be made before advertising Where
interest prior said first day July
is deemed suf cien and the borrower unable
sent payment OF such interest will not be exacted If the bor
interest the interest due withhed-a which
given below. J. MORRISON
/ Sinking Fund Office, President.
Indianapolis, Aug. %, 1850.
II FORM OF AGREEMENT
to interest the unpaid
loan of procured By from indiana being
through the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund,
being the purchase agreed to be paid A.
land or lots as the be.
Given under my hand this day Of 1850.
Witness
10 The following will please insert weeks,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-05
rrNToN FEMAIr INsTrrrTE -This Irstitut,or recent

Union FEMALE INST1TUTE-This Institution, recently
q organized this City under the following Board Of Tu
Miss Axtes seminary which will be enlarged afford
ample accommodations, until the erection of build
ings, more eligible site:
Rev c,EMssr E BAsn, Prcs't TnonAsA MOERrs,
Isaac Coz, Treasurer, Jons L. KErcrum
OLIVER II. SMITH, HENRY p COBURN,
JAMES BLAKE, Thomas II. SHARPE,
SAMUEL MERRILL
Rev. CHARLES l.. ELIZABETH Mills have
will be procured needed
thorough tuition be expected in all the branches usually
pursued the best Institutions for Young Ladies' and at the
Arrangements have been made COR boarding pupils from dis
lance in respectable and pous families. sept4-tf
SALE OF VALUABLE WATER PowER-The undersign-
- ed Governor and Auditor Of the State OF Indiana, will offer
10Th day Of Nosebr $50 the hours Of TO- NJ and
p NJ all the right title claim demand which
holds Northern Division Canal
situated in the State OF Indiana including its banks margins
power structures and all appurenances thereuno belonging
subject to all leases Of water power made by the state and
The portion OF the Canal and in the county
Morgan will be offered and distinct division of said
The Canal runs through rich portion of the state Of Indiana
and is particularly valuable for its water located at the
thousand dollars The work has cost the state
three quarters of million dollars and will be disposed of
low rate the State has abandoned it for purposes
navgon and is DESTROYS of dsengagng herself from all works
purchaser will be required to execute
State OF Indiana and deliver the Governor bond with
ser against damages Claims or demands Which the State
may be subjected to or liable for account Of deficiency
TcrmsCash dow bonds of the State of Indiana heii
Sealed proposals considered dsy.of sale
and the the privilege Of submitting all bids
JOSEPH a. WRIGHT Governor
Indianapolis Indiana, Sept. 9, 1850
Louisville ky Journal Of Commerce New YORK. Give PSa
dephia Ledger Pa Boston Times Boston, will publish the
Auditor Of State. sept4-smw