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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06
Resolved to ruin or to rule the State"

VI We regret 10 annou nee to our
readers the death Of DR.. DABNEY LIPS
COMB, Of Columbus, a Senator from
Lowndes county and the Presiding Of
fcer elect Of that body. He died on the
22d inst, of chronic diarrhea, a disease
contracted in Jackson last winter whilst
in the discharge Of his public duties.
The Primitive Republican, after
speaking Of the public worth oil DR.. L,
says;
For the chief charm Of LipscOmb's character
however, and its most revered hold upon our
affections and confidence, we must view him
in the more retired walks Of private and pro-
%fessiOnal life. To say nothing Of those moro
endearing graCes which made up Of the tender
ness Of afather, and the afeciionate devotion
of the husband, shed a mild lustre around the
domestic hearth, his unwearied kindness and
proverbial philanthropy as a physician, built
him monuments of worth where the b~lazonry
of public fame seldom reaches. To rightly
appreciate the worth Of such man, and read
inscriptions OF that worth, compared with
which the " boasts Of heraldry " are empty and
unmeaning, we must penetrate the novels of
wretChedness in this and the adjoining coun>
ties, where, with no expectation Of pecuniary
reward, he quietly dispensed the mlnisl ration
Of his skill, and the more soothing balm of
kind ard consolatory words; and listen. TO the
heartfelt blessings which are breathed with his
name by those beneiciaries of his philanthropy
and kindness, who have nothing else to give
the currency Of the soul. Such testimo.
mails to the useful purpose and fruit Of a mans
life, Nre worth all the trophies Of a world res
nowned fame, and such testimonials has DR..
LipScomb lett, scattered profusely amongst the
Door Of this region. "They rise up and call
lin blessed !"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

CHoEERA I'VE learn by telegraph to
this place thatthe cholera was raging at
Nashville, Tennessee, sixty deaths hav-
ing occurred in that city and the sub,
urbs, on the Sd inst.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

interests. The wings warned the PEG.
lple, and told them the Interpretation q
Cass' principles by his friends wa.
wrong; but they we're again denounced
by tie friends of the Northern man
with Southern princiPles.h Time again
determined in favor of the truth Of the
wings, as conceded BY the democratic
leaders In and out Of office.
Men whose appreciation Of character
has proven so bad, whose Interpretation
Of principle 50 faulty, should most GER
unless possessed Of an Over-ween-
ing self-conceit, cease to cast slurs Of
ignorance upon those who doubt their
wisdom or deny their commission. Not
so with some of the leaders of the de-
mocratic party, urged on BY the love Of
office and opposition to Zachary Taylor's
administration, they are
"implacable in hate
49, - - O..
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

being an increase Of nearly three hundred per
cent. At the close Of Mr.. Adams udministra-
ton, the expenses Of collecting the revenue at
that port were only Sl94 6a7 rs; but for the
ten succeeding years they are written down in
Rep. $3.50, P. ITO, cd session 9Th Congress, as
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

OF A communication from " Justice"
10 reply 70 Equal Rights" will be
found on The first page.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

lHE CLAIM ON PoRT0e AL.-Gsnud |
Is determined to force Portugal 10 ID n
the representatives Ofthe ovner, If
A rms'rong. We regret to observe i,
Herald speak Of this vessel { hot q,r,,
as halt Privateet and half Pirate, TN
Armstrong, COZ handed BY CAPT. Ri
inflicted great injury on British cn
capturing and destroying mdnyof Ask
laden ships in the West Indies mi,
was chased BY a British feet into FsuA
trail port in the Portuguese Island ofM
The boats were manned from several B
war, and rowed directly to her, They
hailed and ordered to keep off bat h,
tlnued with energetic strokes and ii
lence to approach. When Tally within
the Armstrong poured her bfOadsidso o.
preaching boats, The destruction tai
BILE. Again and again they renewed
tack to meet the same fate. At lens
British were C mpelled to draw Of their
Two days afterwards, one 81 the ingaies
along side, and began a -cannonade Wi
heavy guns. Capt. Reid seeing lunht
lance useless, set bis ship on fire al
gained for her an honorable grave. Th
has always been regarded as one OIL lhd
brilliant Of that contest, which establish
superiority of American seamanship ~
warfare. We do not wonder that the
thies Of the Herald are with the British
Portugal has received compensation y
British Government, and yet now Tel1
pay the loss to our citizens, aVe'TIng
H ~
A armstrong commenced the attack "
British boats when they wefO peaceful
vaucing II Great Britain 50 ~ dsi
the rights Of a feeble powler, as . vol
neutrality, we see no good reason '
A merican, government should b ln'llal
In our dealings Win oihsr P0aor Y
paw no attention to their strength Ofss1
only claim our rights and hiV'tasa'
Portugal, to be sure, will be Oul
,Rair, but i, is. we'll enough = lo',,
scores as well as large ones.-H'"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

CIV 81 PALMER, Of Philadel phia,
New York and Boston, is Inc authorized
agent for the Mississippi Creole.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06

THE New Rourr 70 C.lT,.-..
"more American Of 2O,h ~
Il Is expected thar ne n,,.
through NieapgueAaEs iss.s. y
two months hence. The ,s,n.S'. !.
Guy and Empire City are i X NJ.
ORR and San Juan. Tie a,a 4, ]
the lake Nicaragua viii b. na,i,,,.a'
boats Of light draft, The ~, !, Y
distant fourteen miles from ii. PAM, N
distance will be traverssd Oh l,Dd I
oil carriages. By the time lba, NJ. !
meN'S are completed, the .tssnai.
Orleans and Sarah Sands viii ,..s.
the Crescent Cry and Eaphe q,
raclh'' and run regularly Oh ia, !,
pan ffanclsco-lhus making Ii. il, I
municatiOn complete between N, J.
California by that route Fan, u
steamboats, are in'ended 10 b pI,.,I
Faclflc side. This route, from i, \
seaOoard to the Pacific and caion,.
about one Thousand miles nearer ,h,'
the lsthmus Of Panama.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-06
rvAMINATlON.

EXAMLNAA,,o n 0
tn, Classes p soG d Sharon ass1 4sn. .s, :
will commence on Monday ,a 1,tl
and close on Thursday, - . J, y, Il
On The last day, az as 81. ! i q
delivered BY Z. N. Fly E'q n,,rons
The visiting committee, xiv Al
friends Of education geasl' TN
specially invited 70 aIIs .sd d ID
session will BE- commences
Monday in 0cIob seGr.arrS.P Preside
July 6-44-5t.
J.. Il. DU tGAssa
coMM1sstoN Ma .I...I
No. 90, common I'M. IA
August y '4s-ly'
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T TPsI q, ir'e'no sar.l i.
,. y u. q b'aals vail q I.a 8. I't.
, 's.i I 10 .A' harpoop, e, ' " Va
Cina oil, a@aa'uebs, Win If = a'9''y Vi
i G'u masa will Be startled r h ',P'P'I
G GIl and candles. E,sry,1 \, '.pas
, mi,1 : q heat win bsosn. 'is /
Is manufactured o. sr.s q a'1a
there may be heavy indi,iss.s ~
. .na disturbances Of de v,Ia.l .saa.
ter of. s'ety ouo s
A. invention which perform.
what this promises, will sss 0l, ~
o. No world, and its in'.s'o \
a n"i"e q one Of he most s.s.s. =
%n''n mas ever been worked / 4 :
These are grand progno,i., !,
- FNaNNtM. nwN
Invention vel is all that !, ss.ons,, '' "
mad, IaI i trial I, . At 'h' A''or aop.,, NJ.
mi, mad" N q short time, will II, 'a \
the question, and we need no, !. g
The result will be watched y 10y !
Rcayune. u ''ENa !
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saturday Moraing, laly 9, 1850,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
THE TRADUCERS

The highest proof of General Taylor's merit
consists IN the unremtting efforts of his raducers.
No course is so well adapted TO arouse the indig-
nation and 10 excite the energy Of opponents than
one, which is conspicuous for its wisdom and re-
markable for its uprightness. To attack such
course, the inventive faculties must be employed,
and pre'ension must be made TO the discovery
OF evils which do not exist. When an objection
able course is TO be opposed, men some time,
proceed by insnuaon. They cannot operate
upon the reason by convincing of the inaccuracy
OF principles, or sef-interest by exposing the evils
Originating from practice. Some other means
must be employed. The only course left is 10
operate upon mems fears, and insnuate the prob
ability Ola change. This course has been adopt
ed by the opponents of Gen Taylor. But, un-
fortunately for these opponents, they have reported
change TO create fears, which the developments
OF time have totally destroyed by demonstra-
ting that no change was probable And the
administration of General Taylor is not in the
ful occupancy of all strong holds 1t is above
suspicion and beyond the power of assault. Thi,
effort OF traducers to impair the reputation of
General Taylor and destroy the force Of his ad-
minstration, has failed to demonstrate that which
it was intended to prove, but on the other hand,
has served only to expose the motive by which
they were actuated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

the prer paid bv rival or negth ''iag rad lhe iaf
Il 1916 hish va framed With The avaw,d sIeei IL
securing he csrsnmsr The hest article at III 1Nrs
pfer ,etu n, n, biibe -. s. 80 pr cent. per ton TO
our "a oad conp1nss put dawH sfcfinr la-i"at Il
god iroi. dscurog tn nse Il The best article and
sn.ang~fs The lives and comfort ii all ho tide upon rail
rraIs NV spec duty. o low Ia all nd any Pm
l.cuE aid Imply ~ nh view To eyennr Will be- far
better Er the cnnsun.r and the public in msef Of
such fians nrneni We think hs Discrimination shoali
be- mae sy,insl tn rrror srclr rather than IN lie
hvar Il the duty were - regulated as IL bring he
rrca Of tie comm1n Welsh bar up Ia The nte.en price
g { the h.a English ron. We should haze more ui
Eng.h rails in this country. whils the railroad COMP
NJ would fad their dividends T. creased by ih- sasing
annual rutrrn espen>o- and The inerrt-e OF tfafcrs
,uag from The grnera rival II lie Irpn rrad- III.
roa Muster would rrtinde Lis frs, INV IDLE through
au the country; The hin.s hbIref, nav wi hout the
mans II nh@lsienee. would again o,k upon cheerful
hume anl happy family aud ia" Pnhl' At l,fgr
would de gt.s'et seeay and eomiar behnd the ron
hufsr n In. fearful II rbf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
THE MARKETS.
RlClIAlO\D. Anil %

TOBACCO-Rtcriptsc continue moderate Tor the sea
'on; rrc.. e.~tn The past week ten DAYS ,reced
FL fully ~ = - eis. per hundred We quote Iugs
81 s. 50 Leaf f6a 50. general sac fae siemnln,
800 81, aid ss'fs manufacturing $40 tl6..
FIOl Rchnond supeifnc Is held Al s. l2ls s.
-, >e.i'syrlle hands a'e ia demand At s. -.
WllEAI=i.i'e d ane in the IN IKE. continue
T. qooc white 81 % to 81 OIL, aud red at 81 OBJ
81 % p.r bu,heI
corn . good demand e1 SIS itr disabling w
qu,e ~ o. cents as the current price fnr los
oAls- quote 40 cents per bushr the ceiling
RYE Some demand for distiliog exists at 65 cent,
WHEAT oFFAL.-Bnn II cts Shorts l6 cent
Brown ~faf, . cts; ship Stuff, 40 cents per bushpl-
Den1nd air aud stocks lipht
cons NEh.-Go io6j els per bnshel
BRANDY olafj, Dnpay s. Co s. Pa s. 50; A
Srgaeue 81 = Inn ION "a - crnt< Sazerlc t}a3l
Pouch d1l at 81 81 p VI. Apple Branly. new s.,
50, old 62i as cent; Northern Az All hlah price d
Bmnd"' are very dali Of SALE The prices give being
m"tely nominal.
Rl'N= NV Enal,nd q a % c's-limied demand
WllISKEY Ri hnond rpcli6ed p, cts IN barrel,
with an upward tendtny Cincinnati rerlhed barrels
none IN market.
GiN-Amerrsn SOC; Holland 81 81 25 yer gallon
,lnl1
PROVISIONS
We gn9'r rrw city cured Bacon al G,a7 cents hog
round; old W e4tero eides i,5. ccnts; 81 81 old
Western shoulders 81 Il cents new ia.1; new lIams a
cts. Lard, In bbs SAY cts; in kegs Tai els. per
III.
BUTTER -Mouotain. frkin. ALI IT'S per H. for \
superior aHlcle al ordinary atcla may be quoted al
Ia cents.
COFFEE The market - rather more srlltd we
qute RI aud L'goay,a at 10 10 cts per h.
MOIASSES -Ne noie salrsaf New Ofrans at aoc-
ion during the week. al 25: q cts; Cabl % q /!
els. pr gallon
DGARS-Reeain about az last reported with l.4s
dcmaod. New Odeans 4 , "a; YVES, Iad, 4, a g..
cts p HI.
FLANSEFD 81 le-nonr arriving.
CIONERSEED 81 81, per bushel, dull.
BEt.SN AN-22 a % CTS. per H.
COW, 10 to Is cents per b lshc best Clover Hi
IS c.n's
COTTON YARNS-lsa 20 con,s
tANDl .Es-Nr quote laIow Candies II l2 cts
Halls pafeui c Incksons do. be- Patapsru adaman-
inc u y rens Spemaceli 40 to II cts Clnclnna
adauhnlne - cents
FEATHERS - 81 a 80 cts per H. for geese
FlN1-Ne. cal Ilerunes ST. 30 Mackerel-No
U.s. &o-3. s. 50. Shad-in half bids. ST %.
lllDEN-Green sailed cents per h. Calf sailed 81 !
cents /" 81 each; Spanish l2a la cents
lRON-Plg Iron 81 TO $50 according To quality;
Swed'S $50 per tom English SO; Tedegar (Rci,nond
manniacory) to) Up Country Bar $50 to SS7!. accor
ding 10 quality. Nail, cts
LUMBER Clear white Pine 1893; rrfus, clear S27;
understandable tl6a 20, refuse &2 5 per NJ; one inch
pine Plank from sl2 10 tli per NJ three-qua,er inch
pine flank tIo In Sl2a; flooring, rough, from $ls u
So dressed &5Ol35; 'isls so so wo inch Plank ST.
al hon" ia market; weah boarding. Sll to IA Dull
LINE -S,les of Thomaslon At ST from the wharf
PLASTER Lump, S. as, from the wharf, on til.
BASIN 81; 'efees Of 500 pounds ground 81 As.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

in this sirte-il Is .s-e d us'fu' whether The an
snnsxs,h.ns's ia a yi1,i av. These VIII IN
fasm If tn. ,urr ard th.>- - h. upes Il.
are in ststr % hI-f si'v; AID the pau OF wi.Jun.
fsr the ic,d- If ana-x thin c,acsrn.d
snch laws shall shall praoe inierc COMMUNICATION
and leave he w"k al snnrxann Ia the O oil n cts 81
ih-se laws. aided bv the s,hny oper tim Of lime The
grester h. smpuni e re-t.c ion remved frnn this ni.r
the hpi.t; md sh.uld much rearet Ia
hill C,nsrr in aid Of free Htefen7se vi
the Cansiss. thu MT b,Sei upon concs-s sim,
the part Grrst Britain. If fae right Ia ,e.<pls ~
navigate the 81 i.swrenrn. THIS measure 81 great
Importance III af Ct IL hrefing The gfes
the i,king .ff-c # snv reciprcty bull that my h
snsct.d Bar 4 ihis shall NJ decided onr present
p.licv and the policy Of Csusdiaa IA unsis
I'll such other obstacles 70 free commercial Ia
terrourae ~sa be al this inr. Effected lhuse whn
in C.nsda are NV 81 yulent Tor annexation those
VIM .rnatng under p.liiics wrongs. and ndg aat
~ IN assumed neglect IT thpif interests. nv hot The c
"ni, and the hani- government. md therefore
tim psr,akes vi the character 81 revsug Ann Ison,
vi Them. Is msssnte 4 tsisl'aian THIS. wHh tn.
rr-sed cnnmsrrls inierc'utss. will chanee from f'el
ing of passion a principle II Interests, sd what Is now
m impulse will resolve iiself int settled Conviction
has-d upnn considerations Of permanent sdyanisge-
Thy will nfa hrn SEX conneco with esc,p pc
fun ind epi'irs and WINGS hui for hen.fs which II
r~r'eece viii have snga them l. expect from lt.--.N
y Cotrisr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Office Of the Baltimore .7mrricon,"


Public Loans-l'ni'cd STATES e.. 1867, lis offered
lis. asked; do. 1865, us, asked; MARYLAND G's lOG
oferrd lOi asked do deferred do, 1925 off,red do
o., S6' offered, S. asked; do serlaui SIS Oh offered
~ asked Virgins 6's. l02 offered; Baltimore 6's SO
lOl, ouefcd do. $500, los 9 Is offered los. asked
do SIS, IS offered 50 asked; Baltimore and Ono Rail
road per cent bonds; 80 Offered do dividend DO. %
offered
Beenrar There i, tleo demand for thus ar cle
aud our quo atoms unchanged
CtIe The supply of Berves al the scales On Monday
was very small being less than on any preceding market
day Tor some time past Prices consequently ruled much
highe-. Theo1 rings reached 200 head Of which IOl
were sold 10 cl'y butchers, and 96 we're drven to
l'madelPha Pieces ranged frm S. 80 t. 81 50 IN
the hoot, equal TO s. 10 net, aud averaging 81 %
gross
Hogs-lhr market is a little more active Weqnoe
from s. los 80.
totf; The sales If the week are about 5000 BAGS of
all descriptions At the beginning Of the week there
vas nothing done. aries awaiting the auction sale of
1000 bags Ro annonocsd flr Wednesday, lh,re VAS
full company in attendance. and some 1900 or 1000
bags were sold. Al 9salO CTS md few bars a, 10, cts
he average pucr being 9 s. loo cents The salq
was then stopped, ON bid of9. cs. There was onl
dsr slilon Ia buy al hi vrc". YESTERDAY h ldefs 90
ced'd from 'hrlr previous mand> hen huy.,s fre.y
com" rward and tooh GSo0 bags RIO VIZ 1000 b,gs
DE balance ,f he parcel rrrd at auclioN NJ o. 90,
iou hays at ~ Gems; $500 bags 9. $40 cents: ad
lpNo bags al Ss,9i cts. An ulpr Of Q crns vas mad r :
SdO baes R",and refused Another offer o,o cont
mad" aud refuse for 1909 bays prime prto Rio, $40
sha sal ut IaInaYra have been made at Q! cts nj =,
l,"nng' at cs.; aud u Ri, at TO- ts The imnor !,
,oo bags from Charleston. Private letters from New
l"rk say that The auction sles uf Rn Coffee in Nn
YORK on Thursday at 7.a9. cs, were mostly parcels i
lhief"f qualities -snne indeed no better Than ,r,,1,
ou"" ne dena"d has been fair this week and tn.
safes show an advance # .as CT. the last steamer.
news. The Transactions comprise SD bales niddln, :,
fair plands and Gulf Cotons AT I2,aIS. els NH :;
'f"nls' he stock is about 5000 bales The rece pit.
oil ne week are only 81 bales from Charos,op
Feathers We quo from 81 to 50 els
W. n''e sales ni trimmed No. Shad a, AZ 25 for
sh"r' hhs and 81 50a7 IS for full hhl, Ualf bbls m.
wath y per pain SAILS Of IIsriurs Al A. "a, M /
loi o'l$.' ADD " - Hr>he' bhl> There I. n s,ohIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
NEW YORK April 26
.hrirnLA from Chnorcs- IccideuL- lLnEkeL.

.hrirah from Chogres-. 4ccident- Markets.
The Philadelphia and Empire Ci'y arrived here To-
day from Chagres, having left that port on the 18Th
inst. They brlhg no later from California. The
steamer Gold Hunter left Panama on the 9th inst fu
San Ftanclsco. Mr. james Yates, second engineer o
the Philadelphia was taally Injured board that steam
er. by a bag Of coal falling upon him
Inc money market Is Improving Government Secu.
ties arr advancing and Sterllng firm. Sales Of Can
ton Company Sock Were made at 49,.
The marke FOR Flour is firm, with cond demand for
h1sern-the sales today reached 5000 bbls., principal
" at Yesterdays quotations.
In heat Tome operations took place the particulars
OF winch have not iTanspired There is more doing IN
Corn. aud prizes avea tendency 10 advances OF
10000 bushels we're made AT 60A6l cents per bushe
In .'mcer'es there IS but little Of note doing 1000
bags N Dnnlng Coilse sold a 3 ct. per h.
he Pork market being heavy. there l. les doing.
moderate business IS dom. in Lard g. 10. cts
per Ii. in hhls
lhe Cotton dealers are waiting foreign news but a
moderate business has been doug without change IN
ptIceS-ihc sales To-day 700 bales
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
PHILADELPHIA, April Goth.

. tOHdIl0h q Ue .Hdrhcts
business generally nas been very quiet. Dealers ore
waiting the next news from Eufope.
The stock market 10 day was active for Pa STATE
whlcf advanced = on yesletday's closing prices
50 600 were sold a, 97,
In the ri ur make there no change to report Trans
actions to-day are limiled. Common shipping brands
generally held al 81 % per bhl Few Sales Rye Flour
a. ~ 81. Corn Meal is held higher in c,nseon,ncc Of
ne advance IN Corn, but hear of m sal
Nh'a' continues scarce and in demand Prime rod
IS he'd al 70 and Whit al l2l cents PER bushel The
supply "f Con coniinu r. small; sales # yellow are
diy. ''''',
here Is no change in the Provision or Grocery mar
Cotton is held frolva' 1913. for Uplands
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

o., We invite the attention of our readers TO
another article from the Rail Road Journal, of
September LIST, 1919; three months previous to
the recommendation Of Gen. CLAY to the Stock.
holders ofthe Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Company, that they should use American in prer
ference TO foreign iron, in the construction oftheir
road 1t gives us great pleasure to find. that the
views Of the President of our Rail Road Compa-
ny. are sustained by such high authority as the
Editors of the American Rail Road Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

faef,r. o' ral,rap jdls iu h4st ciud~f made IN
Ia white pig. Is sought after lbs d nr thI. fur
PSF. and the pee uf r,w hars. instead ~ siny To-
ar pa per ihaa gaid hes inn red lerd In
low ard in sme instsnces hw,r Than the cimmnn-s
hsririn tha' en- be found. either IN stsf,fd.hre o
Wsles c'mflee trash; and vet 81 he purchaser
vii have yau believe they ga bs inn, while The fac
fails cannot he made NJ sd h-sl inn at s Than fon
iwo I" thtfe pounds abf.s that hey nns al
I log II. u t-mlnds 81 Dfd.rs bsinq seat ff gla
watch seals. wing the maker n about 81 ~ l. EACH.
lis i Jn-i the ~h rall and he r-nsrquenr,
Is. they are sotncf laid down 1htn ~ few weeks 1
man lbs they begin b. smnate split and crush. and arc
nbs,d In be isLen up and feflc.I. they found
give way aud thus he railway Is continually eudiueef
ing the lives u the passenger besides hing
expense 10 the company Mnv are nfw putting the
rarndej pped ri which pnt- off he evil d1y ilnle
but this ietrs the tire, fast sgain aud thus aefes
ses he los
This .ists Il hirgs has bern hrouah ab,rt h, an
nsiusl state 81 irade Stnre the drmsnd ft railway
ina has berune sn lsfge mauY liut spsk canprnirs
have been fprned; t. make iron mlo1s II csp al
have been brought together. and stge works bull and
ru IN mhan by barls 4 dfcctfs: sud thrsr men.
knowing nothing about king iron aud having ~ connrc-
tIap IL lake their nm. have Ia force sales by lower pr
ihan are asked by The pr vaie iron master, working
With his nne money; and 10 Low these destuc
tves hs /. Obliged fes,rt In the uss ii an ufer me
Ia. or g 10 foin, and thus II hs. cnna II d-fen,e
lis Fad II ming the very bat pg inn that could hr
ma6r. h usug the very ri and c. e1prsi hat could hr
90. and his arcnunt- T i- deerltard anay f the
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

BfEF-ScaIc ceight- SO 10 81; article scare and in
demand.
SilEfP-Sheared per head, nett. S2a3, quality being
estimated.
lloGS-net per cwt s. 5oasG. Supply on hand
mod, rae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
COMMON COIrNCJT.

Al regular meeting Of he Common Council If Tyrcl
burg; ,hslr chamber, on Friday evening, the 2eh Of
April. 1850.
P1esen'-John NJ. Oev. President: Jesse Hare, Chs.
w. Christian, Michael Hari, Tip ID. Jennings Samp.
son Dnlgnid, Geo. f. Roberts, Henry Davis and Geo.
G. Curle, members
The certificates Of NJ w. Davenport. justice This
peace certifying that Jesse Hare and Chs W. Christian,
VINO were appointed. at the last meeting of The Comm'n
Council. 10 be Common Councmen in Henry Ward 10
supply The vacancies in The Common Council, produced
by the failure Of Nle,sr. John NJ Warwick aud p Par
ue h accept had soversv taken The necessary uahs n
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ts- We are compelled to defer the publica
ton of Congressional proceedings until our next.