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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
Anniversaries I'm Ncw-lora.
MAY, 1850.

Wednesday, May D.
Am. and For. Bible Socie.y-Norfolk-S BaP. Church
IOAM
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THE EEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Kor epeaD Circulation,
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

. r.hr.bed on the departure Of each Mall steamer ioi
,,.,pooI Price O. cents per copy or - per year. postage
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE ORrHAss.-The annual exhibition of the
children ofthe Protestant Orphan Asylum, VIII take
place on Thursday evening, at the Institute.
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SAVINGS BASy.-A new Institution called the
South Brooklyn Savings Bank " has just gone
into operation in Atlantic st.
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GRAND LARcENY.-A woman named Josephine
Smith alias Sarah was arrested yesterday in King.
ston by officer Woodbridge of the Sixth Ward, and
brought to this City, charge OF stealing, few
days since, gold watch and chain, valued at Sl25,
the property of T. J. Kingsland Of NewOrleans.-
She was committed to prison for trial.
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,vTRY LARGE PAPEK FUh Iih U. - - q ne,
10 sveTy satzy61y Morning al The low pre- On 81 Pes
o a. sSvance Eight copies far $40, or twe9y eoPes
Es1 sdress FOR $40 aud the paper 10 10 CESS e0nuuod
w nm he lire for which II ia paid $50, On ..,.
sSssrisemsnis for this sheet win be chargeo ~ eoh
- nne esc Insertion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
JENNY I.lND'S VOICE

II IN fi'u Ia describe that peculiar quality of fon.
which renders Jenny lnd4 voice uni ke that II any 9th.
"t sing r. Many emale nr,ss NAV b,ast ~ strpocr
onget IN the nae OF it's tliy of pr dncinx
louder souhds Bat az far s,rengih denotes pov ar
:" SUSTAINING great eSat,nn without exhansting brancy
u lone. Jenny lind4 vic IL naturally W. srony M the
mos, exaeiing critic Of The mdprn alan school roud
desire u ~ cor ainy ncapahe of denaalinp exrps i've
taee or violent pas M aad # such b. the hiyhe Z a.
cnievemen af the suaei's art Jenny ind must Weld
The peln 10 Gnsi, taalni and many Of her .drces.
ss bui In he cxpression o ipe joy. grief nu ion,s
OF human vdlee nr ins rumnn with ih of
jenny LIND. They penetrate the inusl recess ~ If he
heart, and touch nsensihy thai mystiuus curd in our
na'nre h' vibration Of which tha gushing tear
10 h,w involunatlly. There Is nn rxptpss,ne tender.
ness In her voice II Is 81 synpaheilc with the reuuins
'eelng Ut lovng aud nHectnnate natnte aud IL hsr-
ha sowtl' with her appearance; that the enraptured
listener nnknpwingy connects the v.re of public ar
iisl viii 'hn character of the private ndivhlusl And
touched hv he one. ia taught nsensbly love the nth
ef Thus II Is that. 10 piss,gas expressive nf IRA yerui
"n'teay OF profound eno'iao. Jenny Iind l. supreme
NJ one tnu 80 eNqnisly ratny ha doiirae shades of
s'n'uncnt ~ tho avervaryiug cmotnns nf loye. And
vet II must mi he supposed hai ha, sh voire s nnR,cd
t meln 'irs 1T more Joyous rh,nrer. The cfsp iii
very 4Haty oi her upper n9tos aud her uni Vailed now.
81 81 ~ Quilting them, and s,sai ing aud alternating
nnt' nn'1l II dIcs away In Nh ,wesi pssibe whisper
enable her 10 pthduce of her Startling effects
thisPetc com maud over the Resources Of m vi-e
hnd mo spininniy with winch II responds every en- :
pce "f the seemingly nspied anger which are snre IN
ehc he first expressions nf III listeners SURPRISE Will,
all this estrdinary pnwer OF nweyer ii must never
he tlg"ien That iha n'cllcct ia p,raanunt and that,
sweet and brnnittll ns ~ the Voice With which (; hns
gcd her, ia 10 the p'etfy Of her mind aud her hns
perception oi musical expes, m that Jenny Lind s 10,
debed Tor her rrnown. English Paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
KNOWLEDGE. A SOURCE or HAPPiNEss

d
NsOO"LE)"E, SOURCE OF HAPPINESS
'ao ;" pursuit. 81 hapnlnes4 Adcslre III harmnass Is
" "a'"'', 'herrn' Pi'neire o' human nature Although
W" !" ''p"." 'Nn,',s clearly the blasting ihnnences OF
NC ''''' ,'' " sun ives anf 9hws with Intense vlgof IN
W ''' "'''N' US '"e m'ln slfing NJ hc'ion. ne
P'' -" :" our eNs cnrr ihn nucleus, around which
y" ""' '""'s c"s"i WIN 'ig f'ns 'rnac'y II desre
" "'pl'"aSs ~ Stamped III snch glowing and lmm~'ns
'',o'''S u" human nature "hy II !" tha ~ low n'a"
'e ",s 't"p'""f ihe answefis obvou'. They err IN
o '9 '"' P"'Sn' :" hafP'hss ihs'rah ~ repairing
'" " "e o'es'' 'Nsa' non'aln ol knwlrdae; Instead o
u'o'"p 'h't energies la 'he cultivation aud The lftada
, Nv ~ "'''''', '"''''' ''a' F'ncP'o "ne" "'s""
s"N"'' "''" "" 'e oeas' ih,' perish ana, whch -
N'"'s 'onc'ls '"'mP's'o' ,ehosah 'hry cho''e !"
''se '" W" "''h 'nNha'hs o'ignofance ana saWfa /
" '"o,'"'"R ,"eh 'n'e''eo's aho p,'shlnUn. 'h'
o'S"'s' hop'' OF human hss Misguided rfotl "a the
"." "r'" w''oo ,, '""s',"S naVo ''"nd'rr" ana snip
'V'""' "y'anS arc 'ann h'n' tr'h M fragile halks
"p" u'o 'rnrrS'''"s Sc" "' n', mn'w'g IN Tue de-
' "'"o " '"e" Pi'ne'o's rs' o"' "h' 'h'
- - :, !, =, " ~ v" NV ''F"'
sa sh.,I h a -, i, s''' "'1 '''',p" W r'V'
.,rnl,n l Lhs '','s w. w. ",'' W. ~ ''"'' ~
ho' "'1 w ''e ''N"ess' ~ mo pt's'n ago
We, ,e',,S'os .nilaenre over MI classes
h, , ~ " wv W. "'''' "'''' W., NJ" ~ ' INV
h, ,,. ' y" ,i, :, ,'' "''p" "o"'' '.S,'o"a np
H. nsa., s ,II II', WV ''' op o''''o "u' ''o' ''p
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I'D. |- |- ''o "'PP''ess VI ''o '9'su ~ -
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Tho mos, ,xnn,si, ,nv h h,,ts 49, h,a
silion If s,ne C,s v't ,,,y,I ,',", ", Wv ",i"
Who ran inilom or e.,im,,, IN, ,,o,n,e Nm, s,sn 4
III, h,,,s, or ,he ,n.i 80, nL;l,,,, -, A.,
coye,y of =, ce,,,in nnnn,,a ~, ,,p,, aI I e,
Whn can ,,m,,eLnn1 ,ha iaovn,.'a,, ,,',, '
F,anLlin ,,ncriencrd whom hn c,,, ,ho n,.. ,
fran tho ,,,h,,,,, ,h,,J .ll, I, " ,, ',' " I'n ~
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
No. OJ.

You live fon will have many ihings TO encuunier that
are nni agreeable. Anrnytn letters Of an imprndent
character burn nnre ~. yer mention them IN ,nv hdv
not even In your wife. Where = on tuner s,ous the m
per- dn nt heiray sonr displaufe by any extradnary
appeatance be vii when you meet him again Never
run nh'ui Ia pick up crumbs Of cnblor ak any man
what he thinks"t ihs, that, The oher article in your
p'rer. which y"n wrae yourself. Billy BE cauons In
pn tne In yoar advertisements lost poad aly.rti,i,u
enst uoer by placing another man's advertisement II
molasses before his own With your 90 cpmmoo sense
ynn will dn well enoogh. The public respect YOU ( .
ynui Independence, bu you must remember thai there il
he same difference between real ard mn ncled ndeppn
deuce as between the real nn'ng' and the article man.
ui,rtnted nj home In worj fear God and shame the
Devil Erchange -
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POETICAL.
DISu MON.
'>S'7>s>|>S>s>e>'>~>,>e>, >,>e>,>~>,>~~~~~1>~~
From the knickarbut ker.


A,, shout It's the day oi your pride,
We despots and lords oi the earth
Teach your sefIs the American name 10 dei,de,
Andto rattle their letters In mirth.
Az, shout lot the League oi the Ffee
IL sahout TO be shive,cdit dutt,
And the torn branches tall from tn, yigorous tree
Wherein Liberty placed her las, t,ust
Shout, shout ! Ton firmly established will he
Your thrones aud dominons beyond the blue sea-
Laugh on tor such folly supreme
The world has never yet beheld,
And ayes to eomc will the Wild story seem
\ tale by antiquity swellcd
for nothing that Time has upbuilt,
And set in the annals of crime,
So stupid in FOLLY, wrcehcd in guilt,
ba,kens sober tradition or rhyme.
twill be like the table of En,is fall,
Aby.word oi mocking and horror To all.
Ye mad who would rasc out your name
from The league ol the proud and the free,
Aud separate, ideal sovereignty clam,
like lone flung oil from the sea;
Oh pause ere YOU plunge IN thu chasm
That yawns in your dangerous way;
Ere Freedom, convuised with one terrible spasm
Descrt You forever and aye
Pause think ere tho earthquake a.tonsh your souls
And the thunder OF through your green yaleys roll.
Good God what title what name
VIII history give To your crime,
In the decpes, ab, IS oi li-honor aud shame
Ye will writhe till the last hour of I inc
As brageartc who forged their own chains
Pnlled down what their iorcisthers built
And tainted the blood in their children, Young vein,
with the poison oI slavery aud guilt;
And Freedoms bright heart be hereafter ten-lod,
For your folly aud fall, discour,g ged and cold
What flag shall noat over the hre.j
And the smoke of your patririic war,
Instead of the stars and broad stripes o pour .ircs
lone, pale, dim, mist covered star,
With the trcason-rioud, hiding its glow,
And its wan'ugcrcst close to the
Willthe E,glc's wing shelter and shield YOU all no
That wing shelters only the Tree,
M,seall it, disguise ii, boast brag as We will
Ycare traitor, misl I'd by yonr mad leaders still
Turn, turn men Cast down in your might
The Anarchs that sit at the helm
Steer steer your prou ship from the gull whcht the mig
Oftreason and terror o'otwhclms
Turn back From your mountains and glcn.
From your lakes, from the rivers and sea,
From toic't aud ptocipice, and dem
Where your foroiathers bled 10 he free,
From the graves where those glorious orclathe. lie
The warning re-ccheos 'furn back, We die -
ALBERT PIKE.
Ro,Lf 4
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

vINlIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have recently
ed large and convenient Stable, Main street, short
distance above Dibrell's Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where they all times
with the best graip hay, &c. for the accommodation
Drovers Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing town and travelling in private conveyances will find
repository for their baggage vehicles Supern-
tending in person and with the services of experienced
Oser hater ourselves with share OF public patronage
We keep constantly on hand Tor hire, accommuda ing
terms, HACKS, BUGGIES, and HORSES ofthe best quail
iiy
aP-N. B.-Drovers will find it much to their interest
give call, OF will give his entire
The sale of their stock. w. J. READ,
Mar 4-ts A. G.. HANCOCK.
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NEGROES WANTED.

WISH to hire Tor the coming wear, number of NEGRO
MEN, to work the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Iynchburg and also at Big Otter the
ty OF Bedford Twill payas much any other responsible
contractor.
also wish to hire hands for the Canal Buchanan for
which will pay good prices that reports
abroad to the OF contractors the Canal
of which have been put aoat by bad infamous
hands recovered from the measles, they have
healthy any negroes ia the State. Any person. that
wishes to hire the Road Canal will apply TO McI or
kc * Simpson, Mcdaniel Lee John CLARK, and Wiks
Butler CHAS. SCOTT.
Nov 29-ts
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= PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS & CO.,

.T#| EPEKF JHU.NTefI H.ND THTRSDfY,
1f Four Dollars per ann,a, payable ia adrance No sub
serpfion wi be received shorter time months
and paper ,e be dseontued, tereept at The discretion
OF the Edtors3 until all drrearages paid.
~. inserted at 50 per square (or
tes for every form insertion and 3 per square
Tor ie,s) for spery outer form insertion.
Advertiser is reqredfo note the MS ho,c long
j his advertisement inserted; not
jsed toiH be Inserted TIL its disconnuace be ordered
For ADVERTISING the terms for the rcileg
oftpo squares, SiO for square s25 for square
rsv form S35 Erery yearly Advertiser eH be required
confae his advertising to his particular line Of business.
jon PRNriNG executed neatly and erpeditousiy and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

WYE HAVE on hand good assortment Of Blacksmith
w Bellows, Anvils, Nises, Sedge and Hand Hammers
Stone Hammers Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham.
mers Cast Steel Hammer Mouds, Stock and Die, Screw
Plates Files and Rasps, Crow Bars, Picks, Matocks Tape
Lines Broad Chop and Hand Axes; Halter Trace and
Stone Chains; Hand, Crosscut and Pit Saws Horse Shoes.
Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. Octagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
Shove and Spades, and many other articles
which we are anxious o sell on liberal terms.
Feb est GREGORY ROYAII.
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NEW CONCERN!
Lynchburg Clothing Emporium!

4 FEW EEW q CIV ATKTN
NEW and fashionable assortment READY MADE 10
~ THING. Also, large Fin, French and
West of England CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, Fresh I'm.
ppriaon received by the Steamer America These Cloths
all warranted to be what they represented
grades Of Bayole Smr"one's finest finish, aud the
beautiful assortment Nestngs brought to this
large portion the Clo hing expressly
by Jennings Co. Broadway New York, and is Cut in
most Fashionable STYLE and made in beautiful and sun
stantia manner, just well as If the Garments
ured Tor and made order and will he sold extremely low
prices.
Nos. l, =, },
Simonies do do
West of England McIntosh's Manufacture which 70, du-
rability and fast color, cannot he excelled.
Richest French and English silk Vestings,
Doe Skin Cashmere, single and double milltd,
All OF which Will be made 10 order IN the most superior
and at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Persons wishing to buy Cloths, Cassimees Nestings
bv the yar will find greater mducemcnt, here than
where, charge will be made such Goods
into garment they desrca the motto Of this house
will be small profits and quick SaieS
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Manufactured by Jennings Co, Broadway, New-York,
expressly for this establishment.
Extrs Fine Frock and Dress Goats,
Prince Albert Coats, new style,
Broadway Evening Coats, new style,
Black Pants cut in the lateststyle,
Vests of all styles and qualities,
Sack Goats OF all grades
Business Goats, all STYLES and qualities.
Furnishing Goods.
No Shirts cut in the latest style and finest material,
No. 9, do do do
No. 3, do do do
Lot of Fancy Colored Shirts, now all the go,
Silk Cnder-Shirts, at all prices,
Knit do do
Flannel do do
Canton Flannel Under-shirts, at all prices,
Check do do
BOOTS, No. 1,
or the manufacture OF Miles dress and pump sole,
No. OF McMullens Dress and Pump Sole, Cater, Sc
II II TS
From, BEEBE & CO, Broad,ray, Nc Y, Spring Style
Silk, No. |, Panama No. /, New style Dress Hat
Hungarian Cap, altogether new,
Straw, Palm l.eat, Sc. ,Ssc., a large assortment.
HOSIERY of all kinds and qualities. CANES, new style
The subscriber has secured the vices of Mr. DIXON
who will conduct the business OF this establishment.
r.. LOGWOOD
The subscriber would take this occasion to return hi.
thanks the citizens of Iynchbug and surrounding
y Tor the kind and liberal patronage extended to him,
hopes IT will be continued in the locaon the iaci
ties will be greater for giving general satisfaction.
j. DIXON.
81. Arrangements have been made in New York,
ceve monthly the Newest Styles OF Fashions and Gentle
wishing Garments made to order, have their choic
of New York or Lynchburg, by giving short notice.
March lS-ts J. DIXON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
RAIL ROAD IRON WANTED.



lNNCunU Ro, March 10th, 1850
PROPOSALS = will be received this Office until the IL h
oi May next, lor the delivery in ynchbug n iron rail
ot tho Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road be
cd IN or near this town. of Virginia Iron.
The said To be made Of the best metal and To h,
delivered at the following and IN the following auanti.
ties, viz SIX Thousand Tons in he isal and The re-
mshder hout - 900 ons) ior the whole road equally
the Years 1852 and 1883
Separate proposals will aso be received the delivery in
ynchburg, oi pig metal at times and quantities sue,cn
ot the manufacture OF the ns
~ to commence asearly as the lst November, 1850.
The rails and metal will be subjected strict nspcc
ton; the rails 10 weigh about 60 lbs per yard
At he same umc proposals will be received lor the ahoy
quantity iron, manufactured any where else America or
IN England, 10 be delivered in Iynchburg Richmond un.
der c general conditions those prescribed Tor Viz
gina Iron, manufactured at l.vnchbuig.
Satisfactory security will be required.
Proposals Tor delivering potion of the above
ed quantity and periods varying from those specified
boyc, will be considered
BY order Of the Boald OF Directors.
CIiAS, +. NJ GARNET"r
March 2l-t6may Chief En,,,..,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
MENTAL CULTURE OF FEMALES.

The difference between the mental allles Of the Soy
es Is owing apprehend fa education than 10
nature. Al all events there il such natural difference
as warrants the distinction unke in the mental dis
rpine provide for them Thete are cerinin profps
sonnl studies with which thinks of vexnu the
mind ofany man woman, but those who inlrhd 10
practice the professions; bn, why in good English lr,-
~ there should be half IT it, and that the hotter half
which young woman is expected 10 re,d This we
could understand and reflect with 60 n
mon patience. Why may M, Locke Paley or
Dngad stewart, tram the uind OF the future mother
OF famlyf Or why may mol an intelligent youug wo
man be compaion of her bro her her husba nd his
more srrl5ns m"odS ut thonght well as III his payet
and more trlfine2 Would the world lose i.ythnr Of
cnl happiness moral refinement by this inlclcctua
equality of the two sexes? You the memory oi
young gd with dictionaries and vocabu,,ies wilh ut
end; yon tax her memory in every conceivable manner
and AT an after aye, you give the literature Of sentiment
feey TO her paec; bur that which shoud step b,tween
the iwothe culture # the rcaspn-this is entirely for
hidden II she learns dozen moden lanpnages she
des read single book In any of them that would
make her think Even her religious library the same
Distinction is preserved Books If sentimen,a pety-
some Of them maudln enough thrust with kindess
anxiety and most liberal prfi>iou. np,n her; any work
of Theology work that discusses aud EXAMINES
carefully excluded. But matters are monding ud will
continue 10 mend. There s, many women Of richly
cultivated minds who have dis inguishei then selves ~
letters in i"tv,anl made it highly feminine to he
intelligent well goo aud 10 have el, waited as well
as amiabIe feelings, that. by aud bv, the whole sex
must adopt new st,ndt trd of education II must we
presume. by caIels Of their avn, starting nf their
bpdy. iha, the Of the soft aud limd flock must
be lrd.- Erchange
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.s1gro Woman for SAFE.

WE have hand for sale, privately Negro Woman
w who is a good Cook and excellent Field hand
Those wanting such servant would do well to call us
Immediately, dspoe ed TO sell on moderate
March rs is MOSPY < HOI.COMBE, Auct's
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JOS. B NOWLIN.
Grocer and Commission Agent.

L1 1NCH VA.
AS in store and is receiving large and general stock
of Goods, to which he would call the attention OF pul-
ohasers. In his stock may be found
Brown Sugar, Tea and Table Spoons,
Loaf do Meal Siiiers,
Clarified do Cloths,
Green and black lea, Cassmetes,
Salt Nestings, 1Gools
Rolled Iron, Linen and Cotton Pant
Country do Nankeens,
Hoop do Aipaccas,
Shear Steel, Lawns,
Cast do Ginghams,
Blist'd do Calicoes,
Moasses, Broand brachd Domestic,
do Syrup, Irish Linen,
Tanners OIL, Bed Ticks,
Maekerel, Plaid Co,ops,
Lead and Shot, Silk and Cotton lIdkfs,
Rifle and Blasting Powder, Combs,
Coffee Mills, Suspendcrs,
Curry Combs Mems and .adies' Shoes
Spades and Shoycls, Fur and silk Hats,
Trace Chains, Palm Leaf do
Table Cutlery,
With many other articles suited to the trade all of which he
will sell low FOR cash. exchange for country produce
punetual customers on short credit.
March 25-ts
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SIX THOUSAND ACRES.

aN@NA ON THE lSr DAY OF APRIL, 1850, will
offer at public sale at the cour, House in Bow
- ling Green, Pike Co., Mo, six thousand $
OF land, known as The "Sarpy tract" lying on
~&- the south side OF Salt River, in Pike Co, Mo
Township 80 ~, Range W. oi the principal meridian,
twelve miles above its junction with the Misssspp and
seventy miles above st Louis SAID tract belongs
hois oi Nine )eofd S,rpy and embraces sections o. 10
II, IA 10, i6 IL s 10, 20 u, p, % 26 ~ 2s % and
said tract The above body has its equal in
the western country, and its timber unsurpassed; wa
tered by several fine creeks aud has than twenty
idng springs; soil is Of the richest kind and particu-
arv adapted to the raising o hemp and tobacco o which
staples large quantities yearly raised the adu,nng
lands. All the above advantages with ST Louis mark
ct at its door make it oi the desirable IN
the State.
The title is perfect, being confirmation Of Spanish
claim, and general deeds will be given to the pur.
chasers.
The terms of sale will be fourth ca md the balance
IN two equal instruments OF and two years. with
at the rate o six cent until paid the purchaser Civ
notes, secured by deed o trust upon the premises II any
OF the above land should remain unsold will
on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1850 at the
Court House in st Louis County, between the hours OF 10
A. M. and Z. M.
RIClFD w. uLRICI
Atty in Tact OF the heirs OF Mime Delord Sarpy
Feb 2S-tlA
(Maps showing the situation of the tracts be seen
this Office
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and Trimmings carefully selected the Northern cities
mong which extra fine Black and Colored French
Cloths Plain and Fancy Black aud Coiocd Cas-mercs
settles, Silk and Satin Vesngs, extra fine which he
will take great pleasure in showing Gentlemen
such Goods, invited call and they will find syle
ity and prices give satisfaction Customers their
goods made up not as they prefer
His father has received his SPRING FASHIONS and
will conduct his business usual.
March lS--lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
S2J REss.1RD.

S25 RE EDS:IKD.
VIII give the above reward of Twenty-Five Dollars
L Tor the apprehension and confinement in jail, of
gro man EDMUND, which | purchased OF Mr.. Caleb
Iate at Franklin Court House, the I'D of January
EDMUND is about II years of age, feet OF n,hes
hugh, black complexion, and weighs about 100 l65 lbs
lie has wife at the Forge Rocky-Moun belonging
TO Mr. Saunders and he doubt lurking in that neigh
borhood. r. Il. HAIRLESS
Feb 2S-t. Liberty Bedford rouuty Va