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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

For the first time almost since ITS resuscitaiion
on the night appointed for the delivery of the
annual address-Thursday night last--ihe wea-
ther was fair enough TO allow a general turn out
of the citizens of Richmond. The orator was
VIM. NJ. Burwell, ESQ, whose performance is
highly spoken Of The Rev. MIR. Slaughter, who
has recently returned from England, related ma
nv incidents of an interesting character connect
ed with the early colonial history Of Virginia Mr.
Wise being in attendance was called upon 10 ad-
dress the meeting. The Times says:
..Mr Wise stated that he had been excused BY the
Secretary, for good aud sufficient 10 him. from
making speech befre the Society he had not expected
to be called out. lie went on however in his emphar
c and dramatic way, to deliver very remarkable ad-
iress altogether characteristic of himself and not very
Gnsistent witha His 6st remarks seemed To convey
rnyher has condemnation Of he plan of The Historical
Society; for he understood contrast associated with
individual labour, in the matter Of writing history and
implied to affirm the wor,hessness of the former n
comparison with the latter. his censure however MI
w. afterwards entirely disclaimed when Mr. C. c. Lee
member of the Society to show its njuslice.-
Among the varons propositions which Mr.. Wise enun-
caied, that which attracted attention than
other the assertion that school of Metaphysics
came from Oxford University and planted itself a
bout Wiiliomsbmg. and a school Of Physics came
from Cambridge and planted itself about Boston and
hence he deduced the difference between the people Of
Virginia and New Engan Virginia. he said was still
dealing with OxfoId distractions. and New England
was pushing ahead with Cambridge facts. He said
much about the decline Of State, the little occasion
has for boasno the harrenness of present history
and the Necessity for general Efforts to resuscale its
condition; all which, II struck sadly with
Mr. Elwood Fishers agreeable theory of our uncqualed
prosperity On The whole. Mr.. Misses was The most
ihouroughy unique discourse ii has been for
Time to hear -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

We may expect now every day TO learn from
the Committee, appointed by the Governor to re-
ceive proposals for the design of the Monument
to be erected to Washington, on the Capitol
Square who has been the successful competitor
No doubt many plans were laid before the Com
mttee and they must have been perplexed to
make selection. We still adhere TO the opinion
that there is not room in the Capitol Square for
such column as should be erected, and that the
site ought now to be changed. Fortunately few
cities can boast of more situations adapted to the
purpose than Richmond. The expense of pur-
chasing suitable square should not weigh lea-
Their, in comparison with the misfortune of plant
ing noble and costly column in spot where it
would be crowded. Mr.. Robert Anderson, of
Williamsburg, offers, in the name of his sister the
gift Off sufficient of ground on Navy Hill
should that location be deemed eligible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

{sg. Gen. Cass, in his speech, took occasion,
very unnecessarily, we think, to declare What
would be his vote upon the nominations OF Col.
Webb, as Charge d Aflaires to Austria. and ofMr.
Letcher, as Minister to Mexico lie said he
should vote to reject both-on the ground of their
"hght from the judgment of the Senate" A day
or two afterwards, he rose in the Senate and said
he had done injustice to Mr.Letcher-that he had
been detained in this country by the state Of our
negotiations with Mexico, and had set ont, on his
mission when he did, in pursuance Of orders from
the Government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.

We learn that Robert Smith, aborer on the
Canal was drowned i'll the lock, at the water
works dam on Saturday night, He found
by the lock-keeper, after night lying upon the
coping, in state of intoxlcation. Efforts were
made to get him into the house, but they proved
unavailing. Later in the night, his hat and bum
die were found lying where they were first seen,
but he had disappeared. The iock-keeper gave
the alarm and search was made for the body, but
il was not recovered until the next morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
WHITEHURST'S
SkyIiaht Daguerrean Gallery.
'4lttHy, Main Street, Lynenbiog

GALLERY, Main Street, L,nenbiug,
sycamore STREET, Petersburg, II MAN Street Richmond
Main street, Norfolk; aud 2n7 baltimore
ILLNESSES taken IN all weather. II children are 10
shen the morning OF clear day should he seleeted
nj :" having successfully applied electricity his for.
~ process now enabled 10 get the action Of light ON his
subject almost instantaneously
Ills success iot the past years ,nahle. him nj ,bs
ne 10 employ ants aud h now tab A,
Tue rate o twenty thousand kenesos annually which he
ms nseilng proof OF The sunet,or't, oi his kcnosscs
mteuar attention paid to taking likenesscs Of infant
onuien post moitem eases copying OF paintings got.
o"hpes NC call Is respectfully solicited whether YOU
sit tor a likeness q not.
just received and will be kept constantly hand fine
assortment n nokes and Bruastpns latest patterns
u'eNp'es'y ioi IaEnento,Apes, not 10 allow the
aust to creep in around the edges often the case 10 the
great injury OF the Likeness
}. II WlllrEiiURST Proprietor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

FOR THE CANAL AND RAN. ROAD
~ have IN store aud to which we shall be- adding We
" ~ ltw days, a large stock Of Pre-, isons and uon
sis suitable ot Contractors, which will he sold as low mn,
on as accommodating terms as in this market
10000 lbs Bacon,
10 hhds, W. | Molasses,
phWo lbs round, square aud har Iron assorted sizes
2,aOO lbs east, German and shear Steel
2I5 kcgs Nails aud Spihes,
l,33u lbs Crow Bars and Sledgc Moulds,
200 Shovcls,
90 Picks,
dozen patent Axes,
700 Kegs puron's blasting Powder, -
2a,oOo ier Safety Fuse,
bales Mano Rope
$50 BLANKETS,
IL barrels No, Macherel,
10 boxes common Manufactured Tobacco
Jan Its MepDRkI1G SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

and dsapproved of the article he,ause /, was .nor,n
ny MS private rreadiees upon solemn oil al contract
aae WIN ioreen nation. when The object ennlempla
t'a could have been reached without usins any Ian
gaaeo calculated 10 offend the religious attachments of
'e people. ana when At all events. was quite unne
eessary inform The Mnssumans Of Trinoli,b,, !,
we had no religion Al ALL Oar relations with Tripnli al
'"e ne were so threatening that il Tho Senate had re-
eeed that article and The lea back il would have
been difficult to obtain another. INV
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Among the arrivals by the last steamer from Furope
NJ DE CEssAc. spu of the distinguished Minister If
war aud member Of the Institute during the empire
lie is relation of the brothers Monlesquiu whose sad
ala'r at ST. Louis has created deep interest in France
ana he visits the United States render them sach aid
as me circumstance of the may permit. He had
letters of introduction several gentlemen in Boston
ou. el yesterday afternoon for Washington whence he
WI proceed direct to st. Louis. Among The persons in
rance who Interested themselves in Introducing him to
our couhtrymen is NJ DE TocqufvIrLE.
Boston Transcript.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
LYNCuBURG MARKETS. JANA


Provisions Pork % Bacon, u 10 81; Beef, 81 10
s.; Corn Meal to cents
FYom- 81. 1915
lTheat-Red Is cents; White So
Gront-Curn. 80 cts Oals2Seents
liorer Seed S, t. So. nomiualy.
UhSbeg-3l In 81 els.
Beeaeur-lS 10 20 cents.
Batier=-l 10 Is cts
HrdidB-Apnle none ot1erny Peach. none Offering
Bdr Iron -&s5assoIted and $50 90 when drawn 10
order
Cofce-Rio l3tol4 cents; l.aguira - To ii, ia
Va 10; Mocha %
Country Lmeas-row II to l2l, FLAX i2l to Is.
Cotton ldrns-Sales 10 10 II cents.
Feathers-3o To 80 cts.-Scaree.
titr Seed Sales 90 10 % cents
f'sh--llerrngs. No. /. 81 so; Shad. old 81 so
new 50
GnlseRg-25 10 60 cents
lemp-We 1naie Is Ia &c, in demand.
Linseed Od-65 to 70 oeuts-in demand.
Lard-Gl to 7.
.Moldses-Nest India IS to 40 cts per gallon \
o. l2to 10 cents.
Pasfer--Lump. So 10 Sc; Ground, &6i toS7.
Sugd,s-NeN Oreanso 10 7 cents. Pu\o Rico toSl
cents Clarified l2a cents, Loaf ltplN cents.
Soh.-Sl 81 a2s.
Tailor 9 10 81 cents.
T'u $3.50 per Dbl
" ooi-2i 10 20 cts. in demand
" ool RONs-no sales
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
MESSRS. POWELL AND RIDGWAY.

We have pleasure in announcing that the diff
Guilty, which existed between the Hon. Paulus
Powell and Robert Rdgway, jr., Esq, of AM
herst, growing out of communications from these
gentlemen to the columns of the Republican
and Virginian, respectively, has been amicab!y ad
justed in manner honorable 10 both parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
MIR. CLAWS SPEECH.

We give the speech of Mr.. Clay, elected by
Gen. Casss illusions TO his opinions, expressed
years ago, in hehalt Of South American and Gre
clan independence. 1t is the speech of patriot
and consistent lover of freedom and worthy of
MIR. Claws best DAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
MARYLAND SENATOR.

Ex-Governor Pratt thorough Wing and ex-
ceent man, has been elected TO the Senate Of
the U s. by the Legislature of Mary for the un
expired term of Mr.. Reverdy johnson, and for the
full term of six years, commencing 4th March,
1851. The election for the full term was render
ed necessary from the fact that the Legislature
will not meet again until the LIST January 1852.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
BANK DIVIDENDS.

The Farmers Bank of Virginia has declared a
dividend of FOUR per cent out Of the profits of the
last six months. The Bank Of Virginia has, out
of the profits of the same period, declared dy-
dend of THREE AND HALF per cent.
In each case, the dividend is subjected to bo-
nus Of one-fouIth of one per cent exacted by the
State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
gE.Fg,Ss>g SCESDDE.
&aIP Of .NHGlOCS.

)Y virtue of deed OF trust executed to the subscriber by
ID Robert Irvine bearing date the Ah day oil August,
1913 and of record the Clerks Office OF the county court
of Buteourt, will Monday, the 2sth day oil January
next, lcoun day) Liberty, Bedford court housed sell to
the highest bidder public auction, Tor cash. ONE OR
TWO LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. The title is be-
eved TO he onquesonabe but acting as trustee will con
vey such title only vested nne by the deed OF trust
aforesaid. j.. O. bthks3 lrlstee..
Dee 3l-Ut2SJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

CIRCUMSTANCES render it advisable that should
~ change my locations will therefore either sell lease
The Plantation which at present reside about ~ miles
West Of ynchburg The Land is valuable and worthy OF
attention of capitalists. Gentlemen either purchasing
ieasng be furnished with the hands, PROVISIONS stock
and tools place. Possession be had mmedi
aely Letters (posi paid directed to me, Norwood o.
will be promptly attended to. p A. CLAY. g
Jan 17-,2tils i.tassz
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II G III M O N d M "A 4 X z + s
RICHMOND, JAN. 10.

hiNiiMoNl', JAN. ~.
ToBAcCo.- inspections since the opening Of
the new year have been small but the prices current al
the close of the past year have been well sustained W.
quote lngs So, u So; Leaf So 10 &l2 In quality.
FlOUR.-Saes of Rchmond country have been
made to-day nj 93 to s. per BARREL Scosyile brands
sell at - IN. The Indictment weather materially I'M
pedrd out door transactions during the week.
WHEAT.-We quote fair understandable lots of red
aud white a, % and 81 per bushcl choice article
would bring q 10 s cents per bushel more
WHEAT OFFAL.--Bmn l2l cts Shorts IS cents;
Brown Stuns % cts; Ship Stus 40 cents per bushel
Demand fair aud stocks light
CORN-We quote new and old at As to so cts.
CORN MEAI.-G0 10 % cts per bushel.
OAIS-Not much doing. We quote 33a35 cents per
bushrl as the selling price.
GUANO-Palagonia $50 per ton Of 1000 his Peru
ivan S7 for five tons more; $iS for smaller quantities.
say from To 5 tons
WlllSkEN Richmond rectfod. 2S cts. in barrels,
with good demand Cincinnati recl6ed in bbls,,
none in market.
Weqoore Smhfed Ard city cured Bacon a, I,
cents, hog round; Western sides Ga6 cents shoulders
a CENTS. lhns q 10 cts. Lard in bbls Cts; in
kegs, = cents.
UTIER-Mouuiain. frkinI Ia al7l cts. per h. for a
superior article; an ordinary article may be quoted at
/ cents
COFFEE-With light receipts the market onlinucs
firm We quote RIO and LaguayIa Il l2l cents; java
~ l3 CTS. per h.
MoLASSES New Orleans in lbs, cargo price, q !
% cts il small lots 2S 80 cts. per gallon
FLAASEtD 81 Ie--nono arriving
SUGARS.-We quote New Orleans A, 81 cents;
Porto Rico 8 a g. els.
TEAS.-lmperal and Gunpowder 35 elsa 81 per ID.
and dull
CLOVERSEED Sales n, 81. a s. per bushel
BEESWAX-22 10 % cts. per pound
FEAlliERS- ~ 50 els. per III. for geese.
lllDES-Green sailed cents per h.; Cali sailed 81
cents To 81 each; Spanish 3 ii cens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
FIR FIGHTS.

FRFIbiIS.
To London 21s Cd Liverpool 25s for large ships;these
rates have been recently paid but the shipping Is
getting over, and little tobacco Remains on hand.
New York-Fluur per bbl., IA eta; Coal, 4sa5c pei
bushel; Iobacco, s. per hid boxes 10 cts.
B1son-Foar 80 cents coal, none shipping; Tobacco
per hid, 81 80; boxes 25 cents.
Batmoe--Coal 3 cents.
elpha-Flour 20 cents; Tobacco 81. per hid
20 cts for boxes Coal cents per bushe, PhIadr phl'
measure.
On tte Canal-To Lynchburg and intermediate pla
ces 10 cents per l00lbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

&5- We are requested to state that HENRY d.
FLOOD, Esq, will be candidate to represent the
county Of Appomattox, in the Legislature, at the
next election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

LARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS,
BY KENT, KENDALL g. AT,VATER. Richmond
n order to close orr present business. we shall on
! Tuesday, he 22nd inst. the sale Of our
entire sock of DRY GOODS, then hand, con'pris.
ing the largest and desirable assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods, offered at Auction in this mar
ket. The whole will he closed without reserve. 4s.
TerGls will be liberal on The morning of The Sale.
KENT, KENDALL s. ATWArER, Il
Jan. 17-lt. Auclionsera
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
MARRIAGES.

Married. Sunday morning, the Al instant, by the
Rev. John Wesley Howard, Mr.. HUGH l.. BRENT,
of Amherst. 10 Mrs MISSOURI C.CLARkSON, OF
Nelson county. Va.
~ Patriot and Republican 10 copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

o. Commander A. G. Gordon, of the U. s.
schooner Porpoise died, on the 18th October
last, at Port Grande, Isle Of ST. Vincent Capt.
Gordon was native of Virginia, good officer
and amiable gentleman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

From Florida The Ocala Argus Of the Doth nit.
sys- The Indians have failed TO meet Gen Twicps
runner goes among that eight teamsteIs have been
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

Commissioners Office, Liberty, January 7, 1850
The parties il this VIII take notice, that snail at
my Office, in this town. Saturday, the 10Th day OF
ary $780, the accounts directed oy the
decree, when and where they will attend with
counts vouchers witnesses and copies Of court papers, for
examination and settlement,
Jan l7-wiw a WI ARTON Com,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
WASHINGTON, Jan. | |

=, w AsHINGTON. Jan. IT. I"
, nave a, length succeeded in getting at the truth of
We navy Agents deficit Official figures show that the
so"cneIs aeonced, there is government balance due
from Mr.. Wemore. amounting 10 one handyed and sep
enty thousand dollars. This is correct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
FOR BREMEN,
! a.

PAUKET SHIP "META"
\IE are daily expecting the ship "MEIA" TO load for
w Bremen She will be The first vessel for that mort
and will leave in time to reach Bremen for the spring trade
freig1ts moderate hose desiring reserved, will
please to apply early.
We prepared to make liberal advances consign-
ments Of Tobacco Tobacco Stems, the address of our
friends Messrs. II. ii. Meier * Co., by this vessel.
HENRY LuDLAM 4 CO.
Jan l7-2wh Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
San Francisco. Dec | 1919.
.hessrs. Greelg s. .neEfrHh.

NJ San Francisco, Dec. |. 1919.
As The Onlcotn Is jus, ahon, to sail for Panama.
make up IN ADDITION 10 my regular letters for The Til
o'e winch GO IN her mail bags, this despatch. contain
ing an that Is important In events aud movements in
California.
ne steamer Oregon, due from Panama, has no, vel
re5ehed san Francisco.
nc canvass OF foes cast at the State Election shows
nat anoul loUUO given m all a smaller number
than that Of the citizens onltei 10 vote and much small
er than vas anticipated
Peter II. Beraet is elected Governor, and John Me.
D1uga Lieutenant Governor.
The members elect To The L. s House of Representa-
yves are George w Wright aud Edward Gilbert.
All lhese gentlemen are l.nco Facos or the com
peNon of the Legislature the prospect as In the can
didaies tr l = Senator there is nothing decisive 10 be
added to the advees by the Panama. which We're up
NV. Is.
M disturbance Of any kind had occurred here or in
olher regions OF California since the sailing of the last
steamer.
Labor is becoming constantly cheaper at San Fran
sc' on account OF the great number Of persons coming
down from the Mines to spend the Winter. aud seeking
occupation IN every department of Industry.
The prices of vegetables here are enormous owing 10
their scarcity aud. in fact the nccessaries OF life rener.
ally are much higher than they this timo last
year.
Heavy boots are selling n, San Franc.c, at the
rate almost nnmaginable 10 any one but CaliGiuian
OF ninety SIX dollars pair
The growth Of this city is sill without patael even
IN the records ofmagc. 1t now numbers twenty thou.
sand regular inhabitants To say nothing Of the mum.
Der Oft transient p puations
Commerce with other ports isgrowng more and more
ac've aud the bay no longer presents The spectacle of
desert OF Inactive shipping. Tie DEPARTURES Of vessels
during The month of November equaled the arrivals in
numbers AMI The trade with all parts of the Pacific is mol
only becoming active but regular. and is steadily under
gnng vasl Increase,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LyNCnBUaG. JAN. 1850.

Only three hhds. Inspected and sold the past week
Aues al - 3D. mixed at s. 80, aud i.eai at ~ 3d.
NhtAl-For Red 50 cts, iof " hite IS
WILLIAM 4 SMITH
COmInikEiun Moro In nf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
EDMOND & DAVENPORT,

Richmond. Hest end Basin Bank, offer for sals,
900 PACKAGES Gunpowder. Imperial, Young Hyson
OOO and Black Tea forming Of the best ortments
in the country, portion Of some our own impsrta-
ton ~ sAfs Il seH ffiftAs
80 half pipes and Or casks Oard, Honnessey Maglo-
ry Brandy the latter the vintage si le34--alsos
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Sicily Wines, .sf
so casks pins and quarts, London Porter, X, go.
1icidssrks, double crown Sihers Lion 4
Champagne Wine, Cigars imported direct to this rsst
&c. &c. .sssaf i'sri " So sss 'asfgas ftf =
Dec l3a-13nf aaE oe3aff. "a $3.50 al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
for the EEOlid0ys.

Presents for the HOlid0ys.
CD EDW w VICTOR two doors below
Il ~ Mr.. d. +. G. Peters, Lynehburg
rs XII ~ Va, would respectfully invite persons
Z~e "A wishing to procure presents, to call and
K examine his well assorted and iashiona
~ OIL bic stock Of Watches, Jewelry, &c, Sc
" ST lectedb by himself from the Mort hern deal
VI nkZ ers, which he offers at very low prices
---- 35- Among his Watches those
from the most approved Makers elegantly cascd gold and
silver.
y r. W. ~ r. "a y.
variety of fine Gold Guards oh and Vest Chains Breast
Pins with Diamond Ruby, Pearl, Opal, Garnet Turquse,
Jopay tnameed and great variety with glasses or in
serting Hair and Dagucriotvp.s.
Gentlemens Scarf Pins, Diamonds, Jopay and Opal
far Kings beautiful assortment, various patterns Finger
Rings Diamond Ruby, Pearls, Opal and great variety Of
styles and sets.
Necklaces, Armets Mcdalicns large small round, oval
and fancy shaped, for Hair Daguerro ypes
Gold Pencils Spectacies fhmbies Shields, Studs Corals
and every oiher article, usually kept by Jewellers
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches &c; all
work done by him warranted Call and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing as he determined to sell great Bargains
Dec. 20-1nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
NJ NJ. NOAH.
J lelecnnhed Tor the Nav York Trhunel
iNO WEEKS LATER FROM CAIJFORN IA

~ ''fFt'''I q IHt tIItcpffl Al fdnHrl1.
w last n'eh received the subj ined despatch made
up al San francisco by associate Bayard TAYLOR
Who is now IN California. II came TO us dated New
o,lesnS, January 9h having reached New Yok by the
FR''pn wires on the same day ii received at The
south Western Metropolis On What day the Unicorn
reached Panama we are moi informed as tho despatch
contains nohing heyound the letter of Mir Taylor, MOI
do we know by what ship was btough, from Chagres
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
EtrOriCe 0w C0usis nsncnf.

LffOFSCP OS COuAtS NanGhf.
~ nave Just received On consignment, hosh supply
w o l.ieolieo -
20 cascs "Boel& Co, mass,
do "ynafrid" do
10 do "Inhonia' Stick, all of fine quality and
celebrated brands To which we shall r,r,,,, an additional
stock IN few days Tor sale low.
Jan Its ktrGDRkI H. VI SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
mn CIIANrINY

The court doth adnlrc, order and decree, that Commits
sioncr Of this court do take tho
Oh the estate oil which Joseph Whe died seized and possess.
eds also an account o the annual value OF the property de-
vsed TO the plaintiffs by the last Will and testament of
Joseph White, Decd also, the value OF the
tate held by the plaintiff her separate estate, under
the marriage contract between the plaintiff and said Joseph
Whites and account showing what would be reasonable
annual allowance Tor the support and maintenance OF the
piant and that SAID Commissioner epo said
this court with any specially stated though peril
neni by himself required by the parties 10 be stated
Extrac. from dcccc-1estc,
JOS. WILSON, Clk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
Valuable Property for Sale,

'iiN'' as commissioners under decree ut the Illus.
ohgs Cont OF the Cooperation Of Iynehhufg, we shall
~ 'he second day ot February next, offer at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, some
LIB or 30 s"i"0bie building Lots,
immediately on the borders OF, and within the limits Of sa id
ooipoat'on on credit oil aud two years equal install
menus hese Lots belong 10 the estate 81 the late A. Han
cock decd, and ,ef, valuable either us ,rna
OF SUES Tor aiy residences, With the prospect 81 great
advance IN the value 81 real estate in lynehbug and
neehhethood, the present sale affords fine opportunity of
sale investments.
The sale will take place the lots respectively begin
ng on those adjonmg the property OF Thomas Mason and
others.
ithMS.Noos satisfactorily cndo,scd aud titles TO be
retained uhtl the purchase money Is hlls paid Aemu
om's' 'oneis, W. shall nake titles only in that character
though there Is 80 question Ia the rights of property
RltlPn. IL CRAll.E,
u. T.. SCRGGGS,
HENRY |. BROWN,
Jan I7-~t2Fir Com,ni.snn,,s "a,