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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

fSsS BEACH & CO.'S CALIFORNIA PACK.
GEIN AGE EXPRESS Through 10 about IS days
s-@+s~~----Wnl forward By steamers GEORGIA, July
Is and EMPIRE CITY, July IS, In charge Of spe .is
messenger, Freight Packages Letters &c direct to san
Tranciico. and al parts Of the Mines
AusItemens complete for transferring without deen-
toE nom the Atlantic the Pacific sesmors Co1Egnees
usy have hsr invoices certified the Custom Ouse by
leaving hem Offices 50 Broadway, Nev-Yorki and
ivIo5.. ALBERT WELLS Acting Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

SsUPRFME COURT.-ROBERT CODD Plaintiff, against TX
SANDER MURRAY Deiendaut-To ALEXANDER nUhftAli
the compliant N th scton
which was dlsd oGcs Of the Clerk Of the County kne on
l June 1880 and copy Of your answer On %
nv Of Buffalo within twenty days after The ser
wee hereof Of the day Of such service and you hto
answer The complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff vii tse Judgment Tor
N sum Of hundred and G Ltee dollars aud ten cents % ~
eresi fifteenth Of June, thousand e hundred
sr frty bees tie cost acon-Dated June llA so
iegl lawfNF G. n. >. WILLIAMS, fnnth' Attfu-J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
IN oBEDKNcE TO TIE FOURTH SECTION Of lie fths

IT
ICongess United approved 18th Of MARCH 1850 entitled
effect die between the nted states
Emperor Of Brazil OF the twenty seventh day Of January,
hundred and forts notice hereby
that 2lh day Of June last the undersigned appointed
by the President United States BY and with the advice and
and decide
upon al such may be presented 70 him and provided
the United States and the Emperor Of
De JanerO, the seventh day d Jan
uay year Lord thousand eight hundred and ory
Al under the aforesaid Of Congress requVedo
prodSe claims and evidence before the unGergned at the city
Of Washington.
As the Act Congress aforesaid requires the undersigned
duties hs within
from oganzson desired that the claimants under
the should present their claims and evidences early
penOd. y6 lml GEO. 7. FISHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

- fACHT FUh - 800 aI ssa.rsds
Ter etpreT f.sserld built 70 lsfs tsa go0e SOL ~
,.il. usrkies &c Price si.l0o Apply 20 u fAFF 80
Ysyd foot u Tnird-sl where he vssse' ear % soA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
A>pAR AGtS.

This delicious "griahla Is perennial plant lannd
c"~ine ~d on III" SANDY meadaNs, hsaf iae Nalt Sfa.
i sb'urds on the shtes E" Bhtain aud Is there hut a
spodl'ng saline wetd, unh 5t nan n beast Int The
culuv"trs ski hHs brought lfom is sea shore ohscn
nty 10 he one OF the most ornamental ranis Of he gar
den, and one Z" the Gates, drcaeits o the laee he
seed may be planted In February and March. he
rfound should be- well worked, reh aud mellow. ill-
well to soak he seed twenty four hours hfite planng
Plant the seed n d''l@ about foot apet and about toar
inches apsr' IN III" drH Cnser the seed one inch and
press the Earth quite slid on IT, As the yanng plants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
AGRICUL TU R A L .

There is M vegetable Of whose proper culture The
S,,u hprn people undorsand liule a. the Onion. -
" hai would he ihought Of the industry ~ The farming
Quail irs Il people shsnd Ne see an The arrival 81
eypfy steam ba whafvfs. bushels nj sweei ro-
tsiors brought tom Now JERSEY or the West And
vel, this Il as good rlmate In raise he Onion IN is
prsst,sr perfection a. It the paafo There are
three kruds # seed and all uf which good IN fho
way. IN the frs It must be prem ed at ground So
ecled fot onii IS itch. yafy iich the onion s
great G.eder The manure should he vel fuuel, aud
we'll dug IN and ashes and soap suds applied he bed.
fr,m tim. time. when The nufaus are growing, Il
prca, inv grs'or. Tie FIRST two kinds ii seed T. h.
planted are the Sci aud the Barton. The Sci 1he
Small Ooon raised from lhe back seed at the Natih.
D. there planted late aud pn allowed 70 mature Here
il MY be plan I'd from October 10 March ami 81 II
makes seed the ftl year, will make superior Onion
CT the table IN May aud Jane II makes singe slid
bulb aud Is altogether superior la Ia So missed from bn-
TONS the button 90 sol will make the button
q Gn on The t,p. which IN great measure DESTROYS
the value Of The halb When quantity Is alone luked
Ia. The tuuoa VIII probably produce The mst. The
buop easily pr ductd Ia tbs climate and IL easy
saved and nav be llanicd like the sci. from October
Ia March but the en- her the be'ift.
The nex'. and best for a general crop. h save for
winter use. The black seed. These put IN the
ground from s, Jaaty ~ middle If March. and If they
pulled When fully manfed, dried In The shade. aud
.ifhef Sunched and huHg up, spread on nin where
they can have air they will keep vel hete At The
Nalh Care sh 'ud be- taken Ia have god seed aud Ia
ties, them suak thelu twenty four hours Ia milk wafn
water II hey GO d. They VIII show the germ.
Let the in the bed be about fourteen nees apart.
sad put in i single setd. four nches ap1ft lhe
II thy ~ well. every o'hef one must be ihlnned
ont SIR the ground frequently with hoe. AID hne
lsrgs. Said bubs, viii be he reward Of your labor-
.Musoogoe GA Democrat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
CON, nsissiOney,s .vOtlce.

Ia Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
n tnued by adjournment and held Tor the county OF Camp
bell the Courthouse thereof the 9th day OF October,
1919:
John T Irving and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hern-
don Plaintiffs;
against
Young w Robinson, exor of Edmund Herndon, deed,
Daniel G. Herndon, George Herndon Jane Graves, Polly
Sutherland, Dudley Richardson and Nancy his vile, Amy
Trent hoda Clements, Robert Moriss and Sophia his wife,
Jesse Herndon William Hendon, Reuben Herndon, the
unknown heirs aenne Herndon, deceased the unknown
heirs OF Lewis Hendon, decd the unknown heirs OF Ben
iamn IIerndon deceased the unknown heirs OF James
Herndon dccrased the unknown heirs OF John Herndon
deceased the unknown heirs of Sarah Samuel deceased the
unknown heirs of Elizabeth Baker deceased, and the u-
known heirs of Catharine Durham, deed, Defts
IN CHANCERY
This this day be heard upon the pa
formerly read and the OF shopper
pursuance the dccreta order of the 18th day
of Nav 1SlS and argued by counse On consideration
hereof the Court without deciding upon any question in
the and reserving each party right hereafter to
make exception to the said report doth refer said account
gain said Commissioner for the purpose Of completing the
doth therefore adud order and decree that the said
Commissioner do take further account of the adminisra-
ton OF Young W. Robinson upon the estate OF Edmund
erndon deceased embracing the whole estate near as
practicable that he bring the proceeds OF sale OF the tract Of
Land bought by the executors into the administration ac-
count that he take the number OF the :esd
egaees alive time of the teato de attn also Of
all the heirs law of the said Edmund Herndon, deceased
and account of the said executor with the heirs
the be- OF the said Edmund Herndon deceased,
showing who tiled to said estate and in what proper
on and hat have already been paid them, and make
report Of the the court with any matter deemed per-
tinent, required by any oil the parties.
copy-Teste,
j. ID. ALEXANDER, c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
From The southern Piddsr.
DCS--SN ELlI\G OF TIE THROAT

IVVo-oNN FfsI.INb Of TIE IIIkDAI.
10 The November uSiuher uf the Paptet YIN have
gwen receipt r the above disease in hng The value
which do not pTetent to iesllan, but am induced
give You "ne which think simple more easily
ADMINISTERED and which know. ffan experience be ef-
hcacods. The disease generally occurs in the tall aud
winter. and believe is produced by Their e,ng loo free.
ly Of red oak acorns. When the disease first appears
have sd pot Of wash mlde in which boil quantity
ot flesh pine tp.s; give tins To the hog tire times
n~e-s while the red-ak LAST, and You will nd
them OF the disease. besides putting them in healthy
and growing condIun. In pot ii ten or Twelve gal.
IONS would put as many pine-iops peck basket
wond contain, perhaps more There is no danger in
pung ~ loo many. except That the hogs might ear
II 80 readily have ted this often. have known USED
by others, and have never known II 10 fail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
GRAND g. SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY
n and H. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md

,v,IF SUBS CRIBEs would respectfully can the s,en,io
IA. musicaI public their Grand aud square ramos
III Tor form, beauty os'ye, de'cacy OF
[ nwer and quality tone, equal III not surPass those
~ fat HAT every distinguished artist, who has visited
Bi,;nore Tor the purpose OF giving Concerts mas
bIy selected Of their Pianos Is the best e'dehce ta'
they are unsurpassed r , ros
Tbcy have voluntary testimonials from such performers
. he iI,nsocks Madame Anne Bishop, Schuberth knoop
and stine Professors and Amateurs VINO nave
used their instruments. -, .--
C. feeling grateful FOR the very liberal pairohage
already bestowed upon them, would inrther assure az
Mains or xpense viii be spared to render entire
Their which already the largest o. the khd
in inc has undergone further increase, which they
trust i'll enable supply he demand Tor their nstfu-
,aan,s kSABE 4 GEHLE,
Nos =, o and IL, Eutaw street.,
Baltimore, Md.
B. They also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
ers on favorable terms. n. W.
27-w12m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

STAGE AND RAIL ROAD LINE
Ms&2
From Lynchburg to Richmond and Northern

From Lynchburg to Richmond ana Nof'hef"
cities
ru,tIs line leaves Iynchbutg sunday Wednesday ana
l Friday mornings, at NJ, arrives IN l','
evening, where passengers having ihil ikh f
taking passage IN tn. Gats OF Central Ra TOAD, arHFe al
the Junction 60 bfcakasO connecting with Tie Ne',nel
train am Richmond aui,r- IN " ssmngton city al ana
Baltimore Al T. NJ twenty four hoats M advance 81
any other line Passenger Richmoud arrived by ~
oolak passcngcr. insured regular connection and
Of the 6tt order as few and superior fas
hut Coaches have been put upon the hoad, MI" fifef'
and Horses equal t,suy IN NFinia.
Passenger from the south viii hnd thu the chap
M STAG inc a. they ave 50 IN fare and get peior a.
Communications
Iafc lftn .,ncl hurg 10 Richmond, only s..
HAMMER u IiElSkEli., Contractors.
Mareh y w ltu
Iu-tburg Republican, fincastle VALLEY Wing ana VI
iHgin r MAN will copy week FOR month"; aud
.efd .rf4uuts &, this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

In late Number ct The Planter | read commnnca-
tin on he ah've suffice, in which concur and To The
value OF which can ad nv humble testimony Nv
practice has been To have large tub with water and
handful Of salt 10 it. 10 which, in I'D weather nut as
much corn. over night attend 10 feed away mex d,y
In very warm weather ! M, in, night enough 10
feed with 10 The murnng. and when that is taken nu, M,
IN. fh midday and for night In cool weather shift the
the water or twice week. in the nmer three To
four times week. By feeding in the abaye way find
save folly third Of corn and my h rses keep in
much better condiInn. ] suak the corn On the cob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
IsINe.szAN'!S
TRANSPORTATION LINE


TO PIT ISBItRC3, AND ALL POINTS ON THE IVES
TERN WATERS, VIA THE BALTIMORE AM
SuSQUEnANNA RAIL ROAD, AND PENNSfLNA
MA CANAL.
ESPECTFuIlY informs the Merchants of Lynch
i burg that they prepared to receive and tor
ward all kinds Of Merchandise To Psburg, giyer
destination ON the Western Waters, by the above route
favorable terms and short tme any responsible,
line.
All Goods received Baltimore, and the freight and char
accrung them thther PAID and follow them to the
destined point, without charge Tor Commission lray
age wharfage either Baltimore Pitsburg received
the Boat the former and delivered on board
Steam Boat the laiter-reigh 60 cts. per 100 lbs.
All orders strictly adhered to- aud the interest OF the ship
per faithfully attended to- both Baltimore and in Pitts
burg by procuring freight the river at the lowest
rent rates.
REFER TO
Mes.rs. NJ Ianghorne s Sons,
Armistead * Cabaniss,
McCorkle & Simpson, 7 ,,,o,b,,o Va
Jesse Hare, Esq, o. "
Pleasant labby, 20
Seth llasey, 80
Messrs. Warwick, Brothers 4 Co,
=" Henry l.udlam s. Co,
l.. ID. Crenshaw & Bro, p;.l...., "
Thomas u Nance, Esq, ' w.
Alfred :. Lee,
James Thomas Jr.
JAMES WILSON, ACT.
No. ISL North Howard Street,
Baltimore, Md.
BINGIlAMS DOCK, Propretors, Philadelphia
WM BINGHAM, & Pittsburg.
Feb 2S-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

NIRGINIA-At rules held IN the Clerks Office oi the
Circuit superior Court uf Law Chanrcry, Tor the
town oi Lynrhburg the 9Th day OF March, 1850
Thomas 4. saunders and Custa>us A. Saunders, exeeu-
tais al David Saunders, decd, plaintiffs,
against
lame- Bullock trustee for C. Clark, Bowling Clark admr
81 llentN Clark decd, and trustee OF James c Norman
Adam element late Sheriff OF amphc county and as such
administrator OF Jas, &. Norman decd,
----- admir- ol WIN. MITCHELL dee a, Robert otey
exo OF Isaac Otcy, decd James Bullock sheriff Camp.
bell c1umv, and such administrator OF &. Clark
BooKer Preston surviving trustee WIN Mitchell, BEN
ldmin A. Donald, George Noble and Gels Nj. his vile,
VIM. Ferry VIM Saunders, Arm>ead Otey, late sheriff OF
Bedior county and such administrator Thomas Moore
deed Henry Huntington sergeant the Corporation
YnchhuTg and such administrators de bonis John
Moore deed, and the Henry nunnn- on sergeant Sc
and such amnist ator de bons BENJAMIN Perkins
decd, DeIt,s
IN C1IANCERE.
The defendants, Robert Otey Isaac dee Il
and George Noble and Gels NJ his wife, having
ed their appearance and given security according
o Assembly and the rules ct this Court and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants oil h.
country 1t is ordeted, that the said defendant. appear
here on the first day OF the and the bib
OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the town of lynch
hurg Tor two months successfully and posted
door OF the courthouse in the said town.
ACopy-Tes,c,
March WIN u. ROBES crk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
REMOVAL.

rJNIIE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, of infoyni, |.
i friends and customers, that he has, recently nm "a,
from the location which he occupied, las, year. as Cru
ry, Forwarding and Commission House, building
doors above, the opposite side Of the street, and Nv
same square, with Dlbrell's Hotel. va '"s
Truly grateful Tor the iberality, heretofore ma .,a
wards him, by his friends he hopes, by sicf,v ei o
pleation TO his business and disposition give enys Up
isacton, in every particular, TO be entitled to con,,nn,
OF their eountenance. All orders io Goods and tAs
to him viii receive The mos, s, maleh may be
tention. F az
In forwarding goods charge will be made Tor dray,
Toany person, making early application, or two 80
Portable rooms, above the store, will be rented Office.
Mar ITS X. J. ECUoI ~
Lexington Gazette and Halley Star regu,sf,d ~.
one month and send accounts 10 X. J. Echois '-~fS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
RICHMOND.
IRO.V'.H.y'D .NET.iL STORE,
L 9Th Street het,xeen ain and Cary Sire els.

HH Wv NV II eV u IeIE - VHN u,
18th street between Main and Cary Streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
VIIM. $. BURR offers Tor sale ON accommodating
w terms
90 American Rolled English, and Swedes Iron,
100 bdls Band, Scroll Oval and Halt Oval Iron,
100 English and American Sheet lron and Hoop Iron,
Boiler Plate Tank and tlue Iron,
Cast, German, Spring, English and American Blister
Steel,
Tin Plate all sizes Russia Sheet Iron, and Sheet Zine,
Brazers Sheeng and Bolt Copper, Block Tin and Spell,
ter,
Boiler and Tank Rves, Iron, Timed and Copper Rivets
Bellows and Anys Horse Shoe Iron Nail Rods and Nails
Mar 7-13t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
BALTIMORE.
Vests Genuine ETHEREAL Oll,
mn RIIRNiNG FLUID.

r, WEST, Nos -, s. and IL sharp '', cs,,nnine and
Pin. oil Also IS per Get Acoho which he prepared 10
.,n,ly wholesale dealers the loves, terms. ,;,;,
Nv also ma nulaeuring LAMPS OF every "a ~
~ the most approved styles Ion burning f;theia CT ~
Oh ali Of which are offered Prices which cannot IAN 10
please
Feb I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE


Campbell House, March 18th, 1850:
The parties in the foregoing Decree will take
notice. that have appointed the 9th day OF April next to
the taking directed BY said Decree
which day. by 10 O'clock A. NJ the parties will attend at
my Office, at Campbell Court House, with their accounts
vouchers proofs identity and copies OF court papers, pre-
paraory nv taking the accounts directed by the foregoing
decree. JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Comr.
March 21-wlm
A LARGE LOT MOUNTAIN LINE in barrels.
n Mar a., J, ECHOLS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
SHIFT EsTABLIsI.MENT.

One Of The most ertesre m The On''ea ol"'es'
I79 Baltimore st,
xxvHERE 500 persons employed, and stock OF 1000
w dozen of Shirts always ON hand; styl and qualities
suitable for all parts of the Union Merchants ana others
IA tmore invited to call and examine the larg-
and OF SHIRTS that has ever been oer-
ed in this city consisting OF all sizes and qualities Tor Men
aud BOYS which, STYLE and workmanship cannot be sur
passed than usual effort has been made orendsr the
assortment of SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and COT
TON DRAWERS complete and desirable IN every respect
T. W. BETTON,
10 Baltimore street, near Light.
-,rlD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
POLITICAL.
ron sMALL-sIzED LADIES.


In a little precious STONE,
~. a.. a What splendors meet the eyes
.f.s.s In q littl, lump Of sugar
ifs How much OF sweetness lies
So in little woman,
Love grow. and mall iples:
- Y,a rseollcct tho rroverb rass
aA word unto the wise y
prrper-corn i.verg small,
But seasons ever, dinner
More than all other condiments,
Although fis sprinkled tnnasf
- ya.t 90 little woman u.
II love will let you via her;
There's not loy in all the world
You will no, finI within her.
Aud ,s within the Little rose
You find the richo.tdyss,
And in little grain ii End
rrr rtI Much price and value lies,
A. from ittis haisam
Much odnr doth arise.
So IN a lutte woman
There. stssie OF Paradise
Thr skv.lsrh ami the nightingale,
Though small and light Of wing,
u, warblc swceter in the grove
Than all the birds that sing
And 50 LITTLE woman.
$3.50 Thoughts very little thing
l. swreier than all uiher sweets,
Fen hyycr, that bloom IN spring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
NEW CONCERN.

FINiiE subscribers have formed coparnership for the
L purpose oil doing general
Grocery & Commission Business.
under the style and firm OF AGREE & McCLANAHAN
Our stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Domecs, Sc will be
innd at all times large and well selected Consgnmen Of
Flour Wheat, Tobacco, &c. will be promptly attended to
the particular attention OF John G. McCanahan will be
given OF the busness Goods ved and for
waded and charge for drayage Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended former
Germs and Individually would respectfully solicit contin
THOS. o. AGREE.
JOHN &. McCLANAIIAN.
Lynchhurg, Jan }, is5o-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
.HSff stones,

eUbTT NJONfN.
INHE Subscribers prepared to furnish number Mill
Stones OF the very best quality, athe shortest notice. a,
ms establishments near Blacksburg, Montgomery count,
he will also deliver them ynchburc or any Mae.
hemay make sale il preferred. Address
Mcdaniel & LEE. Lvnchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE. Blacksburg, Va
January S-wts
-. REf Nol.DS co. Leaksyille, Rocking ham co
North Carona also for the sal. OF abo,, Nil
1 Stones.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
FOR NEW.ORLEANS.
49,

virginia and Louisiana line Of Packets
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW-ORLEANS
vJE oown vessels composing this line all of the
first class, with handsome State accommodations
Barque Virginia, tnew) Capt Nathaniel Boush,
- Cyane, 90 g Jesse Loveland,
i" Bachelor =" Hiram Horton.
The above vessels all of the first class, built
presy for the trade between th. and New Orleans and
commanded by of long experience, who will every
eNerton to give satisfaction For freight passage apply
to Captains on board, DAVID CURRlE
Nov 81 Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04
DOrER Viii WORKS..

THE subscriber having taken the agency for the sale OF
the Nails manufactured at the Dover Works, has
hand
1900 KEGS, ASSORTED SIZES.
He will receive supplies two three times per week. and
will he always ready supply orders and make
furnish such quantities NAV be wanted
The manufacturer having determined to spare expense
pains good Article, will them Of the
best quality, and such prices will command ready
sale
He socits the patronage of Dealers assuring that it
desgned to deserve CUSTOM by furnishing Nails worthy
confidence. II. b. TYLER
March lS-l3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

The defendants Peter Nray and John vesay, not hav
ing entered trr appearance and gwen security according To
the act Assembly and the rules Of this court and appear
my b, satisfactory evidence that they residents oi the
Slof Ntgtns; On the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel,
ordered that the sad defendants do appear before the
Justices the said comfy court OF Franklin at the court
house, IN Monday in NAV next, aud the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy oi this order be iothw It'll
published IN newspaper priutcd IN the town Of Lynch
hung months succcss,ey, and posted at the front
door oi the courthouse ni this county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

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