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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
From the Petersburg IntpIilgencer.
THE RAILROAD MEETING.

We publish. below. the proceediAgsof public meet
ing winch WAS held IN our tlwn, on "Wednesday night,
in reference 10 the interest Of The cunrmpated Rsr nd
from Petersburg via Farmvlle 10 Lynchhnrg. The
meeting was we'll attended and addressedby Messrs
Wills sbel and D,rman, If the Lcgsa ure. an1 Messrs.
Thornton and Fnuruoy of F-rnvlIle. The addresses
of all Of these gentlemen were sensible. SPIRITED and in
reresling. They agreed that every in the town
should be deeply Interested in This scheme IN their
opinion the prosperity Of Petersburg depended upon lis
success. They thought there lime to be lost;
that the pc ,ple of Petersburg should without delay
show what they intend 10 do in the natter and they
also expressed The decided conviction that the Leg
sature could and would not refuse to made the
ua subscription of three ilthsto the Road
There were several members of the Legislature pre-
who did participate in the proceedings a the
meeting which adj urned at very late hour.
At a meeting Of The citizens Of The town Of Petersburg
held at the Courthouse OF the said town. Thursday.
The 18th day of March, A. d., 1850, for the purpose of
considering the subject Of extending the South Side
Rail Rold 10 lynchhurg.
On the m1rian f Mr. Wliam Robertson, Geo w
Boiling called to the Chair and on the motion oi
Mr.. Alexander Donnan, ID. NJ. Bernard was appointed
Secretary.
The object of thu meeting having been explained by
the Chair, the following gentlemen were introduced to,
and seveay addressed the meeting III advocacy of the
proposed excn ION Of the said R'l Road. namely Mes
SIS II Thornton and WIN. G fnurnuy of FarmvlIle
Mr. wills of Iynchburg. Mr. Isbeil Of the Cumberland
Srnat rial Di,trict, and Mr. Dorman Of Rockhrldge.
The speaking being ended, Mr.. Pann offered the
following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted;
t. Resortd, That This meeting regards with great
favor the schpme of extending II South Side Rail Rua.
from lis present western terminus al Bnrks 10 Lynch
burg by he way of FarnvlIIe aud hereby pledges IL
self to hearty and earnest ti II TO accomplish such ex-
tension.
2. Resolred That the Cam ns,ioners appointed fH
that PURPOSE BE- requested 10 open Immediately The 30 'ks
for he stock Of the said Raj Rad Company and til they
use thpr best e1s 10 obtain as lag subscription there
to possible.
On mnon Of Mr. Jnbcz Smith,
Resolred That the thanks of III ling be rendered
IN Me,srs. Thornton, Flonm,y. Wills I,5el aud Dot
man. for their Fl sreor and able speec's this evening
On notion the meeting adj mrned.
GEO. w. BOILING, Chairman.
ID NJ BFRN.RD. Secretary.
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KemtiSh's prepared GMHMO.

HVHE subscriber, having bren appointed sole Agen
L nj Iynrhburg, for The sale of kenlsh's Genun'
Prepared Guano." prepared u furnish the article II
large small quantities.
II is believed to be The cheapest best and most per
manenr FERTILIZER yet discovered, and Is invaluable TO-
tobacco, coin, cunn, field rtops fruit trees. zen
house plants. garden vegetable &C.. Sc.
Circulars aiming numerous c'tuhra'es 'rnn mos
vh, have used II, and of o,hr,s who have its Of
fecis will he furnished, giving full d'eci"ns gras.
March 2i-ls GEORGE BAGBY.
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To THE LANES
UE1J. muck & IluOOKS y.

ID ESpEcfFIi1N call the attention oi the l.,n,rs 81
town. asoai the nciehhnming towns and the
try generally, To their siork 81 Sks Brra
frsp'am and printed, Chameleon Gre oadnr., silk Metal
hnrs Ronre asrc, Roche thamrion Grenadines, Bcnre
u lhnes, lil Nnu.ns ruls, blues. green's, corn cnd
aud "rana" French brgand,e Scah ditto, ftrnrh Jaeco-
neis, ffenrh tambt,c printed Scotch lawns solid French
laeroneis pa blu, prceu aud cold solid French tam
irs aud thamhias, thamclon thnmhns and many ohrt
nrc'' Good in cinur'=\aa, bik Nnmh ZINES, hl Alpa.
ca, blk Monslin', h'h Ncrarra, hk Tamrsc, bh satin
Grenadines. hk aud white f,rnch laccoar-. solid hk
Lawns and Ginphems, hk thena and check d Ghghams.
Second Mourning French ogaudies Ficnch jtcnnncts. B
races, Grenadines 81 Sr, also French worked 'dhts
Shear ltwnanl henl stitched Linen Cambria do, Frenc
worked Collars Cn,, Sleeves and tapcs, nnnnct Ronhet
Ribbons Cap do and almost other STYLE of good, ia
In poo, variety An examination at this extensive snc
is Snec'ls requested ~ none will 10 away without be-
inv pleased with eonls aud prices
March 2I=itit
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custom. fr many vesrs af ihe f.ns IT III, Sc n.ts
u tirward priyae letters la hem ihnnah The ~ p,u
mens. INSTEAD Of tholiph he egat mail and TINS do
p1Ving that depstimat Il ns,nds of dlhts annually
al IS legns'e chim, Ne als, Learn that ihefe az.
81 ne thousands II eiiers IN Washington which vi
mi BIZ sent. sS heretaf re. through the departments.
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QS' SOUTHERN LITERARY MrssrNGER.--This
monthly, for March has been received The
present number is rich in its personal notices.
1t contains ESSAYS upon the characters and works
OF Shakespeare and Poe. Both of which are cx-
ceedlngly interesting. II contains several other
articles from accomplished writer's, which we have
not vet had time To examine
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j. ID. ALEXANDER,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Campbell Court-House, March 10Th, 1850
The parties interested IN the foregoing Decree Will take
notice. that have appointed the 27th day OF April next to
commence taking directed by said decree,
which day, by 10 o'clock, M the parties will attend at
nv Office at Campbell Court House, with their accounts,
vouchers proofs oil identity and copies OF court papers,
paratoy taking the accounts directed by the foregoing
decree JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com'r.
Ma. cl 2i-wlm
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lost GOODS.

COMErINlE last f,ll, 2 bundles were left upon my
- mntei by persons unknown Ia me. They contain
a p CO ut Coton Fringe and lot Of Cotton Oznahurgs
have endea voed fad ont The pers'n. by whom they
were lett but vain take this IN tn Ia give great
or publicity To The fact order thai they may reach tell
ghllul owner, who requested Ia com" frwafd pr'r
his right them. pay tho expense OF this advertisement
and take them away.
Mach 81 1t GFOKGT BAhBf.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
MEL NJ Il q w A II X ",

LYNTHBURG, VI,
4 RE now prepared 10 of,t To The public and bnye's
"A generally the largest aud chetp sock of Staple
and Fahcy Dry Goods they ever had
The Senior partner has been IN Boston. New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore f,f some time, selecting
goods from the latest mprntlons and pains have been
spared g. get such sornent as wond command the
attention Of HE closest buyers.
VIII BIZ added 10 our general stock. in few days, a
complete assortment Of
READY .M1DE CLO7TiLNG.
for Men, B,ys and Children all Of which will he sold
cheaper Than ever bsfte offered in his market We.
cordially ask u call from all buyers who want cheap
DDS and useful goDds The prices shall be made 10
please. .
March Git MEM & GWATKiN.
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o. We are indebted 10 the Hon. Mr.. Mason
OF Virginia, for copies of the speeches Of Messrs
Calhoun and Butler, of South Carolina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21

IMPORTANT MAIL DEClSlON.-The Postmas-
,er General las ins, decided ha' the dfferent Depart
meats of the Government Prohibited from sending let
ters aad newspapers officers and sramen In the Navy,
aud L. y Officers .oeian cJuntIleS. except ih.s' on
Official business lun the Departments. II has been he
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0$r The Free Soil Convention, OF Rhode
Island, has nominated Edward Harris for Cover
nor.
e. The New Hampshire elections have gone
in favor OF the Democrats.
&s, 4 National Medical Convention will sit.
in Cincinnati, during the approaching month of
May.
r. \ recently taken census, shows the popu-
hilton OF the Sandwich Islands 10 be 50 6il.
~, The reported loss of The ship Susan G.
Owens, rs said TO be incorrect The last accounts
represent her crew as safe.
o. The project of connecting Lakes Erie and
Michigan with railway is being prosecuted
with vigor. portion of the road is under con.
tract and 1900 tons OF iron have been purchased.
o. The intelligent and rejecting men of the
North, take favorable view OF Mr.. Websters
speech.
o. On the 18th instant. the steamship Geor.
gia left New York for California, with 65O pas
sengers.
&1}' The 81. Louis Republican induces N 10 re-
", with certainty, upon the Wing triumph, in
that State, al the approaching elections.
e. The emigration to California, across the
Plains, it IS thought, will be larger this spring,
than ii was, by the same route, the las, year,
d.. AT a concert given, ON the 18th instant.
in New York. there were one thousand javcnile
performers.
o. The nomination of Gen. Joseph Bates to
be Marshall for Texas has been confirmed by the
Senate.
Co. A monument, is to be bull, in Edingbu Oh
to the memory of Lord Jeffrey. Ills death has
produced great sensation.
o., meeting is TO be held in Boston, to take
action upon the course of Mr.. Webster. We
look TO it with much anxiety.
o. Senators Footc and Borand had personal
rencontre, on the 18th instant. Mr. Borland is
the aggrcssor and has apologizs d to Mr. Fooe
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LYNCUBURG MARKETS, MARCH 30.
Provisions bacon. 5.i6, Brei. $i 10 s.; Com Meal
60 cent?
Flour 81, TO &l.,
u hedt- Red 50 cents; White So
Glain-Corn. 81 To y cts; Oats 35t 40 cent?
Ciorer Seed 81 t. s..
Uhishru-Mouniain 30 Ia 81 -Innghurn s Hunt =
y cents
Reeurar Is to ~ cents.
Buiict.--ll To t. cts fr M. l.
Bruni{ Apple. nonr olerinr Peach none Offering
Bar Iron-4 Sjassprted and $50 so whom drawn 10
order.
Co1er Rio Is II cents I.ngura 10 10 II,
I6; Mocha 20.
Country Iaens Tow -; Flax II cents.
cotton IdraS-Sales 1870 cents.
Fenihtrs-}2 to 81 cts.--Scatce.
Fish -llerrings. No. |, g. 80; Shad. old " so
acw g -
Gin>cae- . To 26 cents.
Henp-We qunie 10 I ,c. in demand.
Iiasced ONO crnls-ln demand.
Lard % t6l. Duh.
NeLnses West India 50 to 10 etsper gallon \
O. A. to - cents.
Plaster Jump. s5l 10 iG Ground. SCI reG.
Sugars -New Ohrans6 TOT 'rnts; Porto Rlcu7 ts!
cents; Clarified II eents Loaf ltol2l cent?.
Sail 81 % %.
Iaiioc-q cents.
Tar $3.50 per Dbl
Uooi-2i 10 90 cts, in demand
I,nJ ,IIs al
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FOR III NE,
Large Stock of New Spring Goods

.3T UIIOLES7LE.
NvERCIIANIS visiting Ltnrhtnrg are respectfully
WI invited Ia call aud ex,mlne stock Of
DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS
Trunks. Soa Eo,hrI, u ling Cloths. Ready Made
Clohug Carpets; &c, &c, the subscribers do
trnlned sell os low similar gpds be bought for
in Vugins. Phase call.
March q It MEM & GNATKIN.
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NEs>Rs EpIroRs

NEs> rs EpuoRs:
his known, hreve 10 the voters Of Bedford. TINT
one OF our present Delegates. Robrn e. Mitchell Esq,
has announced his intention of retiring from service.
It, therefore, becomes the dn'y of The Wings Of this
county. to select another who il thy Of their conf
den'e and who will faithfully represent thef interests
and he most likely 10 concentrate the W hg vote. With
out intending Il delnet in The least from either # the
Gentlemen. wh s. names have been mentioned in con-
nection with this Office, wish 10 add 10 tho list The
name Of IoDowIcK MrpANiE1, E-a., We deem it
unnecessary speak OF Mr. MeDaoies qualf atoms,
he Is too well known 10 the peope Of Bedford. 10 require
word Of commentator from In bringing his
name nspirunnSy before the public. we do So with
out consulting h wishes, only express choice
aud what we believe 10 be tho choice If the Wings 1T
Bedford. He is known to be a genuine Wing. aud
we'll acquainted with our state and Federal politics and
while he is tap modest to uifer his services tn his
iymen. We are quite snr' If The parality of his friend
shall induce his nomination. he is patriotic 10 with
hold lhem especially in the present critical condition d
our state as ell as Federal relations
MANY VO TIERS.
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~ NITIHT
- ESpEC FULLY invite their friends both in town aud
country and the public, To call and examine carefully
very stock which the attention ot
!. requested Tins stock embraces great ot the
styles al goods he had IA this country, we'll
the staple STYLES AMI all STYLES ol guos, rltom
crpOn, shat be oDci ut prices which will at satisfy
the Goods ai the hcs' ql,ip aud medium grades
well the moi nc,iot sha alke he offered at ioe
prics o o,rer the goods be had in mak
Ion casu, orto pnncua customers that pay once year
March al It'll
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STAGE AND RAIL ROAD LINE
.hsesea r
From Lynchburg &c Richmond and Northern

fINilS line leaves tynchbna Sunday. Wen. -dsy and
ftdly fnigs,a at NJ, arrives in Char Ittes vile
saine rvrg, whrfr has VIM full nights rest,
tlkne pas in The Cars oil Central Han Road. at
the Junction Ito hr.akas) rnrntriins with NoYthern
hain from Rirlnond. arrives In WASHINGTON and
h"liinnre 81 y NJ, t~cniyf'nr hours in advance u
any other line Pssssengef< 10, Rrhm nd arrived by u
nfItk Passengers insured regular rorneeti ton
aons # The FIR todef, and superior Troy
M" "ofhes asr been put npnn tue Road, with Drivers
and liats's equal 10 Ia Nirrn,s.
Passenger from the Spnt.Wet will nd this the cheap
est stare Live, they ~ IN fare aud get rperor
Communications.
F.rc from i.ynribnrg To Rirhmcud only s..
HAMMER lIElSkEIi., Ct ntraator..
March 21-w3m
lynchbntr Republican, fincar VALLEY WING, and Alb
mgion Neinan, will copy week for nonth and
send H. this office.
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tLOTER SEED -OLOHER SEED
WE have, commission, about two hundred bushels
w Clover Seed, in different ois natcels es'ii.y c.-
emit from all foreign seeds, " hch will sell low.
March Pts SMIrliSDN 4 SrA1IiNM.
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FOR RENT,
Cash FOR NEGROES.

WISH to purchase number OF Lib ELY NEG hur.c
| Tor which will pay the llGiESI ash rhiCES
All addressed at Liberty, bedford county Will
receive prompt attention. w - hE"Ai -
Aug 9-iits
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81 The Free Soil Convention. OF Rhode
Island, has nominated Edward Harris for Cover
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We find the following article in the Rail Road
Journal, and commend il to the attention of oul
readers. 1t shows the estimate which is place.
upon our great work of Improvement abroad and
will, no doubt, be gratifying to It's friends
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THE REPUBLIC.

1880. From Rochester at p daily;
To New Brighton by IN, ~ miles;
And back between 4 p IN and m
DELAWARE.
1915 From Marlborough at a IN, once week,
BY Greensboro, Md,
To Whaleysve by IL IN, 20 miles;
And back between | p IN and p IN.
1916 From Lcwistown at o am, once a week, Mon
day;
BY Angola and Peter X Burton's store;
To Marlborough by II m, 10 miles;
And back between p IN and p m.
MARYLAND.
1865 From Glymon at II a III. three times week,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday;
To Port Tobacco by IN, Ia miles;
And back between 10 IN and p m, next
1866 From Clear Spring at IN, three times a
sweek, Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday;
To Railroad Depot ION No 1909 by ~ a IN, 6
miles,
And back between IL a m and p IN.
Proposals for daily service will be considered.
1867 From Laurel at 10 IN once week, Tues
day;
To Sandy Spring by II IN s miles;
And back between III and pm.
Proposals to run at hours that will make
closer connex ions will be considered; also
for an additional weekly trip.
1868 From Baltimore at III once week, Tues
day;
BY Ford's Landing and Cecil, Composed to
To Warwick by II m next day, 60 miles;
And back between Wednesday and
pm next day.
Proposals to end at Cecilton are invited.
1869 From Elkton at 10 once a week, Satur-
day;
BY Fair Hill and Lewisvillc, Pa, and Kim
blesville
To New London by p m. Ia miles;
And back between p IN and p
Proposals to end at Kimblesville will be con-
sidcred.
NOTES
- L. "A ~ l.
untee, signed by more responsible persons,
in the following manner, viz:
" The undersigned guaranty that
if his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter
into an obligation prior to the first day Of February
nert with good and sufficient surcties, to perform
the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
a postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that
the guarantors are men Of property, and able to
make good their guaranty.
| The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for route No. %
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster
| General.
| For the prohibition of bids resulting from comb-
nation, and the terms and conditions on which the
! contract is to be made, the last annual adver
tisement N. h. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
! November 20, 1850.
| NJ.
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HUTCHINGs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITTERS.

The most Popular Medicine Of The .4ge.
From The ". " Metropolis.
A VALUABLE REMEDY .--Hutchings Yalu-
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distressing disease now in vogue; also, in all
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surprising than it, invigorating effects upon the
whole system. DR.. Hutchings, being DESTROYS that
the most humble should receive the benefit Of his
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the reach Of all
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
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medicine is held by the public press, be had of
the agents, free.
Or Price, 90 cents per bottle.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street, New York, up
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Agents in WashingtOn-ChasS tott & Co, corner
Of Pcnnsylvania avenue and 7th street, NJ Delany,
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 81 street.
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NOTICE.
nN The 23d November, 1915, land warrant, No.
" 1893, for 100 acres Of land was issued in the
name Of James Johnston, sr., Of the Alabama vol
untcers, aud vas delivered personally, or sent by
mail, ~ William Thompson, 81 the city Of Wash.
ineton, and which said warrant has never reached
the hands Of the party entitled 10 receive g. Nov
this j. 20 give notice that after the expiration Of ak
weeks from this date shall demand from the com
missioner Of pensions a 0pcate Of said certificate
JAMES JOHNSTON, sr.,
by HE attorney,
oct 2t-Iaw6w JOSEPH BRYAN. OF Ala
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cARUsI's sALoos-DANoING ACADEMY.

CARUSI has the honor 10 inform bis former
II. pupils and the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Washington and vicinity, that his Dancing Acad-
envy will be rc-oPened on Tuesday, the i,t Of DC
tObcr inst.
J.. &. is now prepared 10 give lessons in all the
latest and most fashionable dances which have been
introduced since the last
Subscription Book for the entrance Of Ladies
and Gentlemen is opened At tho Saloon.
For hours ofinstruction, terms, &c, apply at the
Saloon.
Private Lessons given. Academies and EXTRA
classes attended TO. The Saloon IL in complete
pair, well lighted with gas, and will be rented
moderate terms for Concerts or Exhibitions.
Sept Intel & UniOnl
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FUME BATHS.
ITO all who are afflicted with Rheumatic com
Il plants we would say, 60 and try DR.. EMER.
SONS SULPHUR FUME Barns, at Copp's Pavilion
on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. The Pc
culiaritios Of il such that il cures efectualy
this complaint Also all other diseases Of Chronic
nature such Scrofula, Govt, diseases Of the skin
joints, &c.
Galvanic and Electro Magnetic Electricity
Dr. Emerson still continues 10 apply these i'm
portant remedial agents ~ such diseases and such
cases "a indicate their usefulness.
Aug. 22-2avf
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nAvID CoPPEHFIELD No. -, Putnsm's
~ edition
The Night Side Of Nature, or Ghosts and Ghost
Seer, by Catherine Grove
mDss1s from an Old Nanae BY Nathaniel Hav-
lh.rne. FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov