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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

EEN IANIOn,S Dli.CY

Quito a fc,ieus ou,cry 10 raised by tho Orro d'is
press against Grn. lr, because he will M, cnaad
Congrs that they sinH moi pass tho Wilno pr'vs'or
II they d. that he cH reio IT, Now. II he wrre 10 as
the posn towards the lepisa ion of thu natio", he
would therein violate of his si'nn pledges IL The
p,. pie made bro his .ron h. would leave The
legislative brsnch uf the Government uninn snscd BY
Executive diotaiipn.
Dur aside fnm this. in wa, pr, u III. caa.'i'a,io-
d. these factions exhorcrs find authoiy Tor their "ovel
dncfnc, that II IL the du'y prerga i've Of h, Exrca.
tive. threaten The crr s"n'ayes of the pele with
any other pun smeni. in case they c"me ~ ses
on given suhec The enorin,y or the nifenoe which
tho Legislature may o,nto npae p"fpe r,ting csnn"s
change the question of right. to the acn ii ,be Ex-
eculive. The only proper course Ion ir the rf'sd'nt
TO pursue in of thu adoption ut an unconstitutional
mischeivous measure" u II exercise h" cms'tuional
temrdy- the refo That President Inylor. when snch
measure il presented To him. w.he, hv raua. oes
will assume the whole responsibility OF crushing tho
monster by the oniy means gnarnnad 10 HIN by the
Cons ion one. who has c'sey eKaIBnsd The sub
jeci and watched the nr-e Of events with yjpw to
Judgment for m Dnent doubt In 'ss wh"as
busn, i, il find f,nlio torture the weak points.
and msrep'esent the positions Of their ltiral adveFsa-
ries. wW not the truth. and, in their mad bndness
seek TO throw do pei miat over the minds ot thoss
whom hey may suppose ae under Their 'nna'nse: !"
relation Il, the cause of dispo,e--,he Terf~ries--
The President has made known his views and re-
commended his measures, clearly distinctly. aud faress-
ly.
Those views arc In accordance with 'hose Of 'evge
majority of til prople Of the eoua'ty II il now len f"s
Congress L, act on those recommendation. When that
acton is taken. tho President. Ia The hrs instance.
will shrink frm ,hs resp visibility d perormng his
whole duty under the Constitution.
In the curse which the President has heBsvsd II his
duty 10 pursue, he Is sustained by that II MI. Monfoe
(hen Pfesicn the question Of the admission Of the
Stat. Of Missouri Was The county less c'nvuls-d then
than il is nowl The history of the times answers no.
Was President Manrae condemned for hi. ssnee ~ 'hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04


Yrs. In this ssnd is IN. Governor Of State. tho rs
spec,ed As, officer If tho Commonwealth. He b "ns
ofns. Shall tell yea WIN sits beside him1 Dors the
her, Of the RIO Grsnde the vicr ~ buena Visia, the
elected President of the nsion. who had long Pved HE
c,untry with drvstion and fidelity ard sh,agh MT
Of o requitess higher compliment .haa 10 say thai he
too will meet ns ss a hr"ther.
But sm'ng we hsve anne young and dsvp,ed seen.
caies onr old snd able brave and ,rae Selden the
hero of Chapueper ard may hr rardoned fur a'su ID,
venng the sterling sdier II TIM sncient coanty II
Amella h. who plorously his hrcvs y krssra Dc
la Palma-,hs gaant Ciaham--,hsy are o,hrrs II The
craft.
We'll this the greatest assemblsge II Masons sv-
collected In this excs'm "h ~ lovely
and how beautiful II 10 En brethren dwell IN harmoay
and peace"
The power and III. influence of onr order are hare
mos, happily exemr6rd. So grea. indeed have thrss
been known be- ha, IN the heat nf fury and Tho hattie
strife when men, the red and wild Indians 1t the
forest mnddencd by raa". and the srs'npg k",es
an tomahawk reekng wi the blood of their VIC
Tins single I'd has stricken down and parayz he
upfcd srmed Of The warrior and saved his psra'e aud
helpless fr. Such the at III" river Raisln.
but | Enrbcsr-I have passei tho limits nfrsed oa
mysef There is hut sentiment which psrvads
the hearts f this multitude. bnl desire that AMI
mates all, IL IL that this monument, with which tbs
honor and gratitude Of the State ind'sso'uh'v
associaod may be speedily and sncc ssfn npe'sd.
Aud. spirits Of departed "a hers. we ask you 70
kok dnun and encourage ms with your smiles and
ynur hlossg' in this grea, and audabe andsF'sk'
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$2J RE VJ.lK ID.

WILL give the above reward of Twenty-Five Dollars,
or the apprehension and confinement in Jail o my ne
gro man EDMUND, which purchased OF Mr. Caleb
.te at Franklin Court House. the ID of January last
EDMUND i. about u years of age, feet or in hes
high black complexion, and weighs about 60 or 1865 lo
lie has a wife at the Forge ckyMoun belonging
to Mr. Saunders and he doubt lurking in that neigh
borhood. X. L. HAhHiSS,
Feb 2S-ts Liberty, Bedford county, Va
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From The JIashington Repnbiic.

lis y.rv ,nte HAT We have ccas "a IL cn,nend " ap-
pInd the taste Discrimination fhe Union. The sx-
hbtion Of these qualities IN its coannss - quite ~ mes
gre and unususl rha fcsndr. firne.s. or real ef
ciive ability. in its fuiious assaults umm he Admins.
ration When ihpre i, show of good taste or Judge
nent. therefore. are bounh 10 bri"g II I" n''ce-
Ordinarily. the wisdom manifes ed IN ssc'ng pin's VI
attack in phry If General Taylor. aud 'oplcs kH die.
cnssion just equal to the grace facility and effect.
with whic they treated departure from the gen.
rra practice II the Union nnst n" hs permitted t. pass
n the o Sunday has given feeble.
nroierent reash Of AZ elqen aud ahle article In tho
January number of Blackroofs .Ma.0rine The paper
in Black,cood ia headed. THE year Of Reaction -
"Conserva Reaction" is The tide under which the
Union has thnwn together fsw II the thoughts of tho
BRUSH writer with nj order. arangems sequence.
And the Uaions deductions from the PREMISE awk-
wardy transferred ffm the Magazine arr ik'gca, and
gotesqne e. the last degree The gHd TASTE then. 10 in
Borrowing the srclr and the want ii It - In the use
made of it.
doi,ly done and forcibe application made of he abb
stracied property. The readers Of The Union have
right insist that there shall be hnngug the--in.
clumsy Of the writings Of others IN forced
or unnatural application of the policy conduct Of f0r
eign nations the crcun or condt'n 1T our own
Government lf the Union chpses IN sdupi a. its "wn.
he productions of the Tory writer's of Great Britain; Il
will furnish ground of 0,mpaint against It,
There many points Of fessT hlancs he'ween the
dctines aud principles Of the British Tories aud those
the party Of which the Union is the organ. And the
editors wosld do we'll avail Themselves Of ths seFss
and powerful writings IT their Laburers of the other
side instead of reproducing their ideas IN the asbsuat
ananid style II the diss-ra ions of the u aon S" io
borrow III. thoughts OF Diacknood and then di'gu,ss
Them in the v-nacular Of Loco'c,sm. IN order to palm
them of original, is presung too mIch upon tho iS-
norancr and Juiness It The American reader.
This attempt the facts and arguments 0f Black
,cood against the aud tho Wing parts 10
an egreguas tundpr. The he'wren that p,rti"n
Of tho article taken from Bdekcood and that which is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
WHITEHURST'S
Skyli.ht Daguerrean Gallery
ELECTRO DAGUERREOTYPE,
AN EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT

GALLERY, Main Street, Lyncnb,ug,
Sycamore Street, Petersbug II Main Street. Richmond
Main Street. Norfolk and 2O7 Baltimore.
I 1kENESSES taken in all weather. II children are to
be aken the morning OF clear day should be selected
Mr.. w having successfully applied electricity to his for
process enabled get the action OF light on his
subject almost instantaneousy.
His for the years, enables him at tins
time to employ twenyone assistants and is now taking al
the thousand ikenesses annually which he
deems natterng proof OF the superiority OF his kenesses
Particular attention paid to taking licensees OF infant
children, post mortem cases. copying OF paintings dasue
reotypes &c call respectfully solicited whether you
sit for a likeness o not.
Just received and will be kept constantly on hand, hne
Lockets and Breatns OF the latest patterns
made expressly for Daguerreotypes, not to allow the
dust creep around he edges often the case to the
great injury Of the Likeness. -
J. WHITEHURST, Proprietor
Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
ANTHONY & EMERSON
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

'INiE attention OF all baymen and persons interested IN
good butter solicited to examination oi the merits
OF the above nvenon feeling confident that upon inv cst
and trial will be pronounced the most practical and
common Churn brought before discriminating
public The abundant testimonials the universal approba
ton, and the spontaneous Judgments oi all who
the Churn IN era,on examine its principles furnish ann
pie nl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
WILKES & BUTLER,

o M S SION NJ r C IL A NTS,
LXNCHBURG. Va.
EDWARD Il. Bu II. Err surviving parnsr Of Robert,
II n Butler, having associated himself with Mr Bcrjs-
MIN Wilkes, under the style and firm of WILKES But
l'hR Tor the purpose OF conducting general
Grocery. S'OsunsiSSiOn. RCCrirsssE and
FORIT.4RDLNG BUSLNESS,
have purchased the e. tire STOCK OF GOODS belonging
to the of Roberts Butler, and will keep
on hand at their old stand opposite the Banks,
Il Large and weH selected Stock Of Goods.
We trust, by close application To business merit the
entire confidence o the friends and oi The late
and the public generally All business entrusted
to onf shall have our strict personal attention
Prompt attention will be given to the sale of all kinds
produce entrusted tous
+ h. BUTLER will give his attention 10 the sale
Tobacco Having been extensively engaged in the lobac
trade from early lite he feels confident that the planters
interest will be fully represented in his hands
G9. Goods will be forwarded tree oi drayare
oct15--U WILKES \ BUTLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

Mountain Lands for Sale.

TIME subscriber to remove to the west
L offers at private ale, upon the most accommodating
terms all his Lands situated upon the North and South
sides of the Grassy Hill This Land has been lsd oil in
small tracts of 100 ACRES each, situated about two
miles North of Rocky Mount and is well timber,d with
Pine Oak and Hickory Any person wishing to purchase,
Land will be shown by the subscriber and his absence
bv Tobt A. Scott, or Creed IL Adams.
Feb 2S-3t HENRY KENNON.
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POLITICAL.
From the New Orleans Delta.
SONG OF TIE EAGLE.

~ p.r NC.
I'm KING of the mountain,
l'm lord oi the plain,
And my home Is in the mist
Where the whirlwinds reign.
onthc snow bearded clin,
On the lightning 's,ed cone,
On the waves plumy brow.
Is my throne -is my throne.
Mid the stars. as they roll,
In their widest career,
Mid the haunts of the thunder,
soar without fear.
And the gold.tnted cloud,
As II follows me down
To the da, Il -mantlod earth,
Is my crowns my crown.
Where the avalanche grows,
In its youthful dominion,
w hero the light silver SHOWS
Fall like gems on my pinion,
Where the lightning lii peaks,
Stand like watch fires, to crave,
From the dark eve OF tempest,
Atear-therc's 4 my grave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
Sale of House and Lot.

HR PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
43STNa i Superior Court of Law and Ctancery
for the town Of y"enGTs o% the
aGa4UD in which William Thurman is plaintiff and
William L. Lambeth, John F. Hawkins, Warwick & ead
Miller X Roberts, Hancock & Adams, S & NJ II. Garland
Chswell Dabnry, and Samuel Pondexcr, defendants;
shall SELL at public aucon to the highest bidder, the pre-
!ases OH the 7th day of March, 1850, the HOUSE AND
LOT in the proceedings mentioned, situated Main I'd
Street Lynchburg, adjoining the Tobacco Factory Lot
ed by Messrs. Warwick 4 Read.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of 6, l2 and is months
equal the purchaser giving bonds with good
curty and the title withheld until the purchase money
paid, liable to be resold in case Of default.
IL. DUNNINGrON, Commi sioner.
Feb il--t7Mh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

N Il W 8 III II
At Old Spring Ware House.
the citizens OF ynch
L burgand Its vicinity, tina, his
WaEOM-nlakins and
LA C kSMITH SHOPS,
'renow in full operation III those who good,
cheap work get it by calling the subscriber
prepared to do all kinds of work both branches, with
.NEaT.NESS AND DESPATCH
lie has large stock of very superior seasoned timber
Commence with and his workmen equal to any in the
state OF Virginia In his Smith Shop he has frstratc Smiths
stock OF Shoes and Nails
JOHN II. BAILEY.
I.ynchbure, March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
several CarryaIls, handed
ALSO,
several Second II and Road Wagons;
s"d WIN IN short time have keep general
WdGONS, C.4RTS. PLOUGHS AND
- WHEEL B.ARROWS.
All Of which he will sell low
JOHN II. BAILEY.
rarmers Hotel, Lynchburg, March l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
Ward Election.


TNHE WARD ELEc Tor SIX Aldermen, and six
L Common Counciimen, in each ward, IN the town ui
ynchburg will take place pursuant to an act OF Assembly
entitled amend entitled act to divide the
yuchburg rds and for other purposes
ed Feb 10, $780, the first Tuesday in April nextand
held in Lynch Ward No being all that part Of said
town below the is alley, extending from the to the
18th street the Auction house OF Akers, Dard John
son, door to Exchange Corner and in Henry ard
No 2 being all that part of town above ls alley extending
from the river to 18th street. in the house occupied by
Edwards, and opposite Samuel D Thurman
HENRY DUNNINGTON,
Serg't of the Corporation OF Lynchbnrg.
Feb 2S--t2dA
rOTrON YARNS, OZNABUKGS, SC.
~ 10 600 lbs. Cotton Yarns, various factories
Sbales Manchester and Leaskie No Oznaburgs
heavy A brown Muslins
't
In store and for sale by
Feb 2s--ts GEO. BAGBY
yVsiN PLATE, SPELTER AND SHEET IRON.
i 2i boxes Tin Plate l4x2O and l0xl4
600 lbs Spelter in Slabs
500 " Russia Sheet Iron q, 25 and 26,
1000 " American 25 and 70,
% boxes Talow Candles, 4, and SIS,
tons Am Rolled Iron round, square and fiat,
Receiving per boats Salem and Express-tor sale BY
Feb 2S-ts GEO. BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

General john NicNe,l, Surveyor of Tho p,t Of Dss-
ton, d ei at Washington on Saturday. after few har.
Hines lIe had jasl ronpslsd his fifth full ,esm sai
had prue-eJed to washington To res his old fir"d aud
sssue,as arms the PrvslJen,, - socit ~ sPp''n.-
mput. .ilcr. Gasu..c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04
SIX THOUSAND ACRES.

- ON THE IST DAY OF APRIL, 1850, Twill
offer at public sale at the Court House il Bow
1E .Si fs @s '
- the south side of Salt River in Pike Co., Mo !,
Township SIS NJ Range W. oi the principal mtridan,
twelve miles above its Junction with the Mississippi, and
seventy miles above St Louis SAID tract belongs 70 the
heirs OF Nine Delod Sirpy and embraces sections H.
H. IA l5 I6 II, Is, 49, DO d, D. 90, 26, ~, rs, 20 and
80 reference for particulars is had to the maps at large o
said tract The above body has not its equal In
the western country and its timber is unsurpassed is
tered creeks and has than twenty
failing spring. soil is OF the richest kind. and parcu-
l,y adapted the raising OF hemp and tobacco, OF which
staples large quantities yearly raised the adjoining
lands the above with St Louis Tor mark
d at its door, make OF the most desirable locations
the State. .
The title is perfect, being confirmation OF Spanish
claim and general deeds will be given to the
chasers.
The terms of sale will be fourth cash, and the balance
in two equal n.aments of and two years. with interest
at the rate per until paid the purchaser giving
notes. secured by deed of trust upon the premises II any
of the above land should remain unsod will offer The same
on MONDAY THE 29rH DAY OF APRIL, 1850, at the
Court Houe ST Louis County, between tue hours OF ~
A. NJ. and p. M.
RICH'D w. ULRICI
Atty in fact Of the heirs OF Mime Delord Sarpy.
Feb 2S-tlA
(aps showing the situation 1.-THE tracts be at
this Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-04

And all that benghted died respec'"d and be-
loved He alone proved traitor. aud VENT his grave
stamped with the inamy ofa traitor. Turning To our
time The lights of masDnaty burn vet br iantly How
many Of our best and pnres, do We find united with its
hopes. i,s pruspt CTS and is brtn"s
I.ook around us now and behold hs mon who blush
being hailed asa sincere and h"nest Aasons. AND
esteem ts.rlve- hn"r-d with ,e'rg this Jay With Us
aud Jleay,J el,h the srpPle sat. OF sh's alron-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

New ORLEANS, October 30, 1880.
Gcpicmsn-I acknowledge the receipt of a Ccmmunca
ton which uCausel to be placed hands on yes err ay
and which, find, is the which has been hawked about
in the Of New Orleans for six entire days that might
obtain the endorsement of The seventy affixed 10 IT,
Here is my answer.
Whenever the grave matters ppanly alluded to IN ina
paper shall before the only shape that can reach
NY Ofcu responsibilities the State and people Of Louis
lana, depend upon they will be met with splut not I'M
worthy Of the high station which occupy and OF the duties
which great interests C1EIdeu to my protection
and guardianship But ] regard you neither az the
organs Of people and State, indeed the echoes OF
the party which you belong as ask neither your
applause support you w pardon me tor taxing no
other notice queries which you have prpDOundpd 80
by assuring that am MOTTO be moved cut OF innt
rrNprety w.'h becomes public man, ami above ALL HN
American Senator By the i Ks of five six dlorEal 1eFs,
who time past, have been moving every rubbish
could lay their ieet kick II and VINO can
have object but 10 distract and divide the d.mocrauc
party that they may build them elves, IL ruin, an
importance which they know but well they cannot secure
as long as it stands by its principles and remains united
You're. r5speCfully PtERRE SoTLE.
Messrs. W. W. King Chas, s. Reese, John q. Larue.
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Mr.. Soulf TO Mr.. Stanton.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 26, 1850.
Dear Sir am lust returned from short excursion
the country, and proceed to take up the note you
pleased to address me on the ~ s ANY, 70 esow 42oh
respectable and deservedy so entitled COM
You ak me 10 answer several queries concerning my
with respect the lately passed into laws by the
ed uoon the desire which friends feel TO place me be-
You'd he eay personal and mo'I tbe Pe
my response it will not appease the rank hostility which Ger
tain politicians OF all hues and feathers ever entertained
against me, and now pouring out with such an nnreht-
What speak you OF my enemies? have known them too
long and know them well, to have expected at Their
hands thing but the viie5 abuse and the most unblu
ing calumnes. Indeed, pride myself IN their lnyeterae
hatredtor has been one Of the humble gores OF my lie
that they and could never be found the same platform
do not msapprehend, allow me TO say the ultimate OBJ
of the movement which has promoted you, IN kindness
wished to spend unnoced and uuOberved the brief respite
left him repair his weakened constitution and shattered
That should be singled out from among the members of
the Louisiana delegation who acted with and voted like
respOndenCe, may strike with some amazement those less
ca 0b6ers but loo often 10 assa and destroy an op-
ponent be surprised, |, believe sir,
Reir poisoned shafts But may not be long before they
discover that they have rather mprudenty carried
For the present let them attend what have write
Ny opinion Of the wrongs inflicted the South through
lately adopted by Congress- spread at length
ceved nor perverted in the sevealspeeche which delivered
from my the Senate OF the United States during thu
| debate in which they discussed.
have not a word from what said Of the merit
of those or OF their bearing upon the future desne
! Of the South.
refer you to those speeches reported by the Globe
And as 10 the policy which Louisiana should, Judge
ment have pursued, still pursue IN connection with th
| same ] beg state that sentiments are full
expressed in a certain document which |, in connection wit
other members OF the Louisiana delegation, addressed to tn
Governor of this State, early in the session, and copy
which shall place hands received from
Cen Walker whom have visited with view to obai
one and who has kindly promised TO send to in tn
| shortest possible delay.
| Yours respectfully, and with all my heart
PIERRE SOULE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04

lfetatrIe Courss.A Pacing Match of more than usus
interest Off this Saturday, which drew
much better attendance than any previous affair of the
son. The gone for large, (beng proprie
tors purse of $l25) but the weearned reputation of
the entries gave prome of fast FdpeRg and brought the
crowd the ground early O'Clock. Joe Wilson
stripped long in advance Of his competitors in public
favor to being freely offered him against the
field with but few takers General smith and Cow Driver,
alias General Taylor caused to change hands
than the winning horssthe contest between them for the
second place being close and spirited. The General in
voua race having beaten Cow Driver, Charley Ellis who
handled the ribbons owned up that his Cor
Druer than he was, but genuine GGRsrut Tay
Eor who for certain ends had used alias, and he
going beat Joe Wilson, If he could, and Genera
Smith certain The result proved the latter clause
although in the first heat she got bad " send off, and, al
time uuder adance which required some awful strides
to make up.
Frs hest by G. Peabody, with Joe Wilson, il
beautiful styles Smith, second; Cow Driver, third Laa
Mack, fourth.
The second and third heats but repetition Of tho first
with the exception of Cow Driver changing with Smith, and
making good second, Smith, Lady Mack, dist. Time
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