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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-21
EDsSSOE.eITutDN.

DISSOLUTION.
yINiE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses Lacy and
| A. Il. Garland, under the 81, yle and firm OF LACY Y
GARLAND was dissolved by mutual consent the st in
sant MI \. H. Tyree having purchased the entire inter
oi the said A. b. Garland IN the aforesaid concern, the
said A d. Fyrre and Lacy alone authorised To
collect due thereto and all persons having claims
ga,nst said m will apply to them Tor the payment OF the
M'NfH l.N'h,
Ang g-ts A. b GARLAND.
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To Contractors
CiOUer Seed. Sc.

HAVE IN store and Tor sale low 50 60 bushels JOHN
boNSACkS Clover Seed superior artice--a large
lot o superior FLOUR, and first rate lot of old and new
bNCON, all of which will sell low for cash
Feb l4-ts SANI,I ,rypEE
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Al Old Spring Ware House.

VE, w. - ER % ~
At Old Spring Ware House.
'1NEsubscrberrcspeetuI informs the citizens iIynch
1 burg and,ts vi'nity that his
Wa:On-nSalStnI and
BI.A G K SMl IT II II o s,
full operation All those who want good nicc and
can get it by calling the subscriber, who is
do all kinds oi work IN both branches with
.NI.3T\ESS .4.ND DESP.4TGH
lie has large stock OF very superior seasoned timber
commence with aud his wokmen equal to any III the
State Virginia In his Smith shop he has hrstratc Smiths
good Shocrs and always has handa good
stock OF Shoes and Nails.
JOHN IL. BAILEY.
Iynchpurg March l3-ts
The subscriber has, vcrv superior ROAD WAGONS
hnis he do sevcfa Cairyas and second handed
ALSO,
several Secondhand Road Wagons;
and will short time have keepa general assortment Of
W1GONS, C.aRTS. PLOTGHS IND
U,HEEL- BiRROUS.
All Of which he will sellow.
John II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel Iynchburg, March l3-ts
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY,

PH(ENlA fUUNDKY,
Immediately on The Canal near The Langho'ne .litH'
LYNCEBURd. w.
vINIlE SUBSCRIBER, under new arrangement, stu
continues To conduct this establishments and soliets q
OF the patronage literally extended hereto
tore. MILL. GEARING, ot every descumon, (hRNinF n
great variety o patotns) Horse Powers Pastc, and tc-
Cuhcrs, Bak Mills Cranes, Tobacco Presses, togc
thci with every Other descuptano
Iron and Brass Castings,
made and fitted up the shortest notice anin the ncate
and substantial manner. Also. PLAIN aud FANCY
UTOHsHI and Cast from Railing,
CRATES Se. SC lie has good water po"e, and work
OF The first o,dci at the head al each department Eve
~ article made this ablismon wannttdto he equal
To any done IN the State A, q. lNBNfN, Agent.
Oct 25-l2m
To Contractors.
SD TONS American Rolled and Hammered Iron, emhra.
~ cling almost every size, round, square ha round aud
oval, from inch To inches,
lton Nayor y Sons and saunders square aud ocagon
Cast Serl,
10 boxes superior cast steel Patent Axes,
i5O kegs Nails and Spikes, from Sd, To & inch,
100 PAIRS heavy Bfogans,
80 Negro Blankets,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
20O0 Safety Fuseior sale accommodating terms by
Jan It's GEORGE BAtBN.
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whole political horson that California viii come s,ssd
lily into the Union-that the vsxed question win be
ssor. and fanatics North and south v Dc a. o.
mipished-or that the minority will not resort Go the
clingmsn glstform TO stop not only the supplies for
the subject Of Territorial governmental aud the ad-
mission OF California into the Union.
,s done II state o. s5ing: bad one whss can
South then let the South produce It's own plan II il
behold and decide upon It, Stopping the supplies viii
psver de. Checking and frustrating legislstion by
and day out, viii never do Something else having
more character, should be done.
On Monday next resolutions will again be In order
should the Doty resolution be pushed forward again
the Cngman process will again be rssorted to- to de-
feat Its adoption. Tkis, In time will certainly breed
Fights the spinipg Of Congressional blood and DEATH
may follow. Let both sides look to It, then, In time
A duel OF two, and ss many deaths thsrefrom might
to bring statesmen to their senses; and then.
again. might exaspsrAte them still and hasten
fatal step to the Union which could never DO rs-
Some contend that II the Clingmsn process Is again
carried into operation, the majority should overrule
stop the process But would not this hasten on strife
uproar, confusion and personal collision
The fact H. the supporters Of the Deity resolution
being largely in the majority should chow their mag
nsnimity, and not press their measure In such hot
haste. The previous question gsg should not be
make tight. The minority should be- allowed time 10
discuss the subject
MIR. Webster viii soon give his views to the country
upon the great question few years ago he spoke OF
the unwieldiness of our Union, growing larger and
larger by increase Of population and accesons OF ter
new Union with constitution and laws like own,
might be formed on our Southwestern border. Could
1t net now be done and well done ssppo's It were to
Texas, and such Of the Mexican States might seek
to be included-would the two Unions Of necessity
fN REFS EFFENDI.
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Died.
On Saturday morning the 23d ,nst, Asri,H MATHEWS,
His remains will be conveyed TO the Purchase West
chester county, for interment by the New Haven Rail-
read thi. (Mondsy) morning 2sth inst, at y to 10
At hsrsimus, New Jersey. Saturday February asa Of
Group irAros HsrRs, only child Of Francis and Mary
Ann King, eyed year. months and "a days.
The friends and relatives Of the family requested
to attend the funeral this (Mouday) afternoon, Feb
18th o'clock from the residsnce Of his parents, In
on the Esd inst, EDwasp ~ CARsor, youngest child
Of Alfred Carson, Esq, aged years IL months and
The relatives and friend. Of the family or. respect
fulyiavi.d TO attend his funeral this Mouday) after
neon. OF Y M from the residence Of his father, No
le5 Mott street, without further invitation.
On Sunday, Gath inst, Of drorsy, after lingering
The frIends Of The family. and the member. Of Fx
eelsior Tent No. S. o. are invited 20 attend the
fpners services, without further invitation to day
whence the corpse will be carried TO New Castle West
chester county. New York for intermept
On Saturday morning Esd inst. after lingering ILL
ness. GrosGE CaNrtprs, In the b5th year 81 his age
The friends OF the family and those Of his FIRE.
or, .s,,s sna hen,y w are rsspse,,uy invited 20 az
pact IL without further invitation from his late resi-
dencs, bss Hudson, corner Of Perry streets His
ms'ns VIII be taken to Cypress hin Cemetery for In
on the 2sd inst, JuLus F.,Rr, native OF switser-
Hi. friends and the relatives Of the family ar. re-
stectfuily p,ea TO attend his funers day. Mon
day ct half past three O'Clock from his late residence
No. IS Betkmsn street
ON The oath inst Mrs. ELIZABETH scHwrsesoursR,
aged 80 years
Her ffienss and scqusintances are respectfully In
vitsd to attend her funeral this afternoon ats O'Clock
from Der residences, 80 Reade st
ON Sunday morning Feb. 9th, ALFRsD Hxsrr De-
Bats~ss. In the 18th year OF his eye
~, funeral will take place this Monday Afternoon
at ~ o'clock, from the residence Of his father John
Dsrssmss 10 Duane street The friends of the fami-
Jse respectfully Invited TO attend, without further
inettatirp
ON saturday, the 2sd inst, Mr. WV FLrSS Of con-
tuupiion IN the 4fth year Of his age
The hieuds and scqusintsnces Of the family are
tr.ctfuliy invited 20 attend the funeral from his late
ftsdsnce corner of SIXTY nrt street and Second
nue, At O'Clock, this Monday afternoon
ON SUNDAY morning, Deb 24th, Mr.. Csc. ID. l.. Dat.
trNrtF, aged 50
or sunday, the Gath, In the 2sd year Of HE age,
BsrRr WsIKsn, of Lobdon, England, brother Of John
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Movements OF Individu als.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb 23-6 P NJ.
Dealers In cotton, well In many other articles
of trade snxously waiting for the receipt Of the
Americas news, over due. II Is but seldom the
advent Of foreign has been looked for with
general interest by the commercial community. The
sales Of cotton were quite small while prices remained
about the The sales for the week probably foot
up about $4,000 bales. There was nothing new in
Western or State -four. Canadian brands were in
active, while Southern brands exhibited alteration.
Wheat was quiet. Corn continued firm, while sales
were quite unimportant. There no change in
other ARTICLES Of bresdstufs The increased nrmness
noticed In pork yesterday maintained especially
for There change In other articles Of pro-
Visions. Coffee was quiet, and dealers waiting the
steamers news. There was no change of moment In
sugar, molAsses Frsights to English ports were
inactive, owing to the non arrival Of the America.
AsHEs-The market unsettled aud dull. The
transactions Of the day very limited, while the
receipts the increase. There sales Of so
bbls at 50 62o for potts. and So for pearls The fol-
lowing exhibits the amount Of stock In the inspection
warehouse this morning =
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Arrived.
Slip James Drake smith, Liverpool As days. with mdss,
'rS
aas Sh Sats.n
Ship Sullivan. White. Charleston days. with cotton and
Bari Ann Harley tBr Craig Glasgow days, with nds..
Bah STARK HPs IL days. with &C. to
Bark Peter Demi Hoey, Savannah, days. with cotton
Brig Georges tFr Lecourt Marsele and Port Ven
dres rranes 70 days with wine. lead. &c, to Aymar
Brig Napoleon (of Batmore) Kelly Canary Islands IS
days with wne &C. to the master Left NO American
BIF E.Iy Watt ssa Is days. with hides &c. to Bou
Brg Savannah Martin, Savannah days. with cotton aad
rice. to sturgcs, Chairman Co.
Brig Augusta Stone Charleston, days. with cotton and
sehr Emily billiard tof Provincetownl Trste st Johns
Jan ION outward passsse in lat e So lon Sc ST. saw aiarss
sehr United stae. Grant Matsnzas Feb with molasses
with Br brig Lavinia, and schr Ackland Feb TO- lat rs u.s.
Ion IL 80 passed ship Robert Psten steering By W. On
the 18TH in lat 81 a. Ion rs 49, experienced heavy gale from
sehr FlOro (of Brooklyn, Mel Allen. Jerem., 30 days.
with coffee loswood &C. 70 Brettx Yose Feb u.s. when in
lat lon Joseph Allen native Of Brooklyn Me- was
sohr Virginia, Poor, Plymouth, NC, s days.
schr paire, Wooster; Ea.tport, days;
Co ashore the Bread end Cheese Rsck Hurl Ate
yesterday afternoon.
sehr G l., Lowell, Boston, s days.
sehr Bay State, Ryder, Boston, 4 days
setr A Collins =. from the wreck Of bark Chairss
s:sSs. Seymour Philadelphia 20 AeuF with
Pm Ai-Wipd al suprfe w. AZ mar;aan g. Al spnast
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ws.nlseroS, Ffb. 20. 1850.


I've CsIird aud Mr. Clayton TIE Bira Dsy-Ts.
linton TAe Basinsa Of Monday
The Washington correspondent Of the Courier and
Engare denies too much when be asserts there is
foundation for the rumor that Mr. Clayton has been
rssuked by the rest Of the cabinet for showing his
hand to the Brish Minister, in the Nicsrasus busi
ness without an gpid pro gso IN return.
Thsfsot " notorious here that the cabinet did dis
cent nom Mr.. Csyton's course In the matter which
had been hprredy taken to please the New York sps
custors N ihs stock Tor constructing the Atlantic and
Feeble Catsl aud that MIR Clayton va. chaxrinsd aud
made nervous In consequence to such en- extent that
he declared 90 bs friends he would resirn IL s,o
pcsovicu. that the rrs,dsnt frsm feeling, of prids
and trusting confidence he eua. 20 ali M. cabinet
ministers, would not to the rssiyn.t,oa a.
all events. for the present
There Ia ne merit In attempting 70 disguise fat.
which well known TO extst. Point blank denial
may exhibit rssolute hsrdines but " produce. NO con
viction except that he Who 20 such an exoe
dent fs O. metbing worse than blocthead
The arsat birth day celebrated here by the mill
tsry and by other bodies aud persons, In becoming
styie The name fame, Immortality, purity OF heart,
wisdom and counsel Of George Washington, ought TO
occupy the minds q the people AZ the present time
continusuy and 10 exercise therein patriotic and
The ,ign. of the time. st this moment do not ind
cate a.solution OF the Union The course recently
taken By Senators Benton Houston, Cas-, Douglas
and Dodge 81 Iowa, By Messrs fitch and Bissen OF
the House By various other distsruishsd members Of
the democratic party end by the Legislature Of Ten
neesee, sgsinst the assembling o. the Southern Con
vention. at Nashville, very materially change toe
aspect Of Affairs from shat II six weeks or TOO
Sntkss yo stll thsrs s no harbnger Of hope In the
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Walker, ~ Prince street. The time Of intsrmsut WIN
be announced In TO- morrsw's Herald.
February gath, RussELL Mfnos, only son Of Frsncis
y A and Catherine Boole, aged months
The friends end relatives invited to attend the
funeral to day (Mondsy) ct half past o'clock from
cAs residence Of hip parents, 46 avenue C..
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this country - he (Mc0owan) sssertsd. Mo0owsu,
who born In this country, asserted Tie fss The
lie wss given, blows followed words sad 81 lsugth
Smith drew knife from his pocket, with which he IN
wife Of Me0owsn in the wrist and Mrs Hsipin the
forehead, these women having gone between me csm
batsnts to separate them. Oae OF the women Ssw him
take somethiBg out Of his pocket and the servant girl
knife on the ground afterwards which, However,
cannot be found. There seems to be reluctance
the offender tojustce who may perhaps have TO take
his trial for murder. The dispositions Of MCGOWAN,
DR.. Garish, and others, are to be taken to day.
FATAL ACCIDENT On Saturday evening about seven
O'Clock, man named Patrick Cassidy, about twenty
four years Of age. employed In Mr. Smalls sugar
the hstchwsy from the nsh story to the ground floor
causing his death instantly, IL 10 supposed He vss
seen, shortly before seven O'Clock on his way down
stairs, and he must have slipped missed his way.
o'clock. An inquest was held by the Coroner, and
verdict Of occidental DEATH returned In accordance
with the foregoing facts
FRE.-At eight O'Clock Saturday evening, Q fire
broke out In the building sdjonng the brick church
In Nassau street. caused by the excessive heating Of
dsmsge.
ABANDONMENT TINE HoyRs BUSINESS. The Mayor,
perceive by the advertisement In another column,
to preside ct the public meeting which s to be held
Ut the Tabernacle Wednesday evening next to pro-
mote the early closing of the stores. 1t Will be
that eminent public Will take part In the proceed
Jugs, amongst whom We see the name Of John Van
Buren,, Esq.
Movements OF Individuals.
Ex Governor johnson, Of Louisiana, has been ap-
pointed Attorney General Of that State.
Capt. H. Henry, u. g. A Hon. w. Newell, N. j.;
Hon. Mr.. Wales, Delaware, Capt. BrananJ u. g. A.,
snd DR. Bowie, U. s. A., have arrived in Washington
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Liysrpsoi Csrsnsadsi tBr). Necs.ss ss Tfsnsas ray
issr moi Or, nssassss ssr STsvf Ts:ia6 Ss
FOR Li'sspes susan B.l n.Ishs sI L.i.s brS che.
s.1 Tsxinsy s.,St ca,hSs!s lsf Ssas.ssr Si:s, less
John Baleh, Neville. for Havana: Lsreh. N,vi.s ~
Athens Psbury Dig Siberian Evans wts; kRshsaic sis3
sss q r bs"s. ae Ssissns .sE sis. :.
Der Chase for Rehnond AIsyona whittaksr fssPkisdi
Bhis Auistte Lrfi.. ldS Sea Bird Godfrey Wig Mary
SAnEn, Feb 22cid and sid bark La Plata Bsrt.su e..
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PLAcEs OF NArriTv.-United States 1885, ireland. n;
England Scotand,2 Wales, l. Germany, %; France 8;
West Indies. q Unknown, l.
Prom Hospital. Bellevue, 81 Penitentiary Black wells
Island Lunatie Asylum do. Bloomngdae Asylum for
Insane WARDS Island 81 Randalrs Island 2; City Hos
Ptal City Prison Il Aims House. Blaekwells Islsnd 81
Colored Home. /; Coored persons. 8.
A. W. WHITE. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once. February 49, 1850.
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Bre wer. eaptain's wife. ~
Getting 49, VI.
c San rA4scncoEBris Knssbury. from Bossoa-Horatie
Ban FsAsG.sco-sehr April. from Boston-washi.ssss
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r assssgsrs Arrived.

ho,nt Stuart yy-
nsot UsV ssiss s..py Ensrioh ssss
drew xo'9map Cha xsosd Antoine KSnasls.y JcsesS
& las ,aonneshy ksr. Bssicsky chAs Pedrahsiy
SCHROEDER John thlads Paul tdvsrdy aerdmsr jssissS
aebs.ss.. AAa DsAs' chas saitl blvd stsssr jos
sr JoHNs PR-Nr @ Carlton. lady aud two s.u-h...~
Capt Gland late Of brig Winthrop Al ~
and to ~ used ice- houseC ~ " ssHss'
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m nFrfeff.


On WsdDesdsy the 10th, by the Rev. Mr.. Stewart
Gtoher A. WinErs, TO Mics CHARLOTTE Hon, all o.
Westcbester county.
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Port OF New York, Feb. IS, 1850.
SUE 8 81 nooH IsK . 6 O6
SUE SETS. % 70 HIGH wATER........ 7 80
Telegraphlcs
Sec senefa news columns for the latest Marine Ints-
ky telegraph.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
noCiy and County Of New York from the 18th day
February. to The 23d day Of February. 1850.
Zen, To- Women, 81; Boys 90 Girls, 7l.-Total, 1S5
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NE DlCAL..
THE FOLLOWING HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY NO


TIE FOLLOWING HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY NO.
uce Of wstars BALKAN Of Wild Cherry, appeared in the
Laetes Magazine and Album, Boston, Mas Nov,
I'VE have but little faith in Of advertised msd-
enes but having been during the last six week
seted with sold and DOUGH- which nearly disabled
Wild Cherry and happy say have been be-
nehed BY its nse and IN humble opinion one Of the
best for celts coughs and diseases the un
BEWARE OF couNrKRFHITs AND INrrAr1oNx
The unparalleled anu astonishng efficacy Of DR.. Wisaro
Basam OF Wild Cherry in all the which il q
curing many after the skill Of
physicians has proved unavang has effected large aud
increasing demand for Ia This fact has
cpled oounterfeiers and mtaors palm OF spurious
Balssm msspeng the and forging certncstes to
resemble those o. the tue Bassm Dr. wstsrs Basan Of
Wild Cherry the only genuine The merely Initiate
the name OF the original while they vir
tues
Remember the original only genuias wisars BsIss~
DE- CAREFUL WHAT You Buy g
All limitations and counerfeits being put up by persona
ignorant OF the Of the human esot
The genuine and original article which proved %
loas was originally put up by Williams Co., Philadepha,
and 10 prepared and sold wholesale Ssk
Fowle Boston, Mass and 10 for sale by his asent
For sale by A. d. Sands 100 Fulton street also AZ
TIE Astor and Irving House drug stores Broadway Ha
Courtlandt street and by the Druggists generally
out the United States and Canals.
CAUTION TO DEAF PERSONS. -MoRE ARE IsyURRD
Of successful practice enables Dr. Lutsner No. IS Bss6
Broadway to all durable diseases Of the Consuta
ton fee by mail or otherwise ST. Ofoe hours daily from
till 2. Unpaid letters refused
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nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL rRr-
- vste Treatise, sc.Omce hours " ~ A. NJ " r.
NJ Sunday sscepted mo - Creenveh street. Thsss che
arrv In the earlier o. Diseases
psed =. The ease snd rspidy Of the In sr,ctuv>
ncm lts trst ineipsnt - ts advanced do
tressing nare-i slss, seminsi diseases fno-n
eonamsn stvsstsrss sst very prsecs hs
,wpls rssses fer ssssss can be ssssnsa rs sshx
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LETTER BAGS OF the steamship Falcon for Havana New
Orleans Chagrs Panama will close at the
herald oee next Thursday 2n osock and in order 70
sTeeal messenger will leave the Herald Office, will pro-
coed to San Francisco in charge Small parcels will aso
received and forwarded with prompt despatch.
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DR. FAwCETT CAN BE coSrIDExrrALLY CON-
~ suited st his Office 81 frankfort street. on all private
diseases tie nost obstinate Yield 10 his mode tresmsnt
rtoh 10 on The non mereuri tysttn
few Gays Structures cured most approved plan
The victims Of solitary indulsenees ALEC Apply with
certainty 81 cure
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work on the nature and treatment Of private dsssss
structures and all lindrcd affections Of the
illustrated great number % beautifully eolored pstes
large as life BY Homer Bostwct r. D. Large quArte,
Medical and surriesl Journa- may be said sarsssly
te b equal TO Records Actions famify
81 dtases and far superior yhirg k.6
shed In this country. Author Of The work Seminal
Emissions. 1mpotsncy, ko., caused habts-
Fourth Edition, Plates Prize. 81 sais ct the Puh-
hshs strinser Townsend. "a Broadway and By the Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
---4ets----------------
THE CUBAN MOVEMENT

Afew days since the ~ o. Delta promised make
startling developments relative the certain
high functionaes of government with the Cuban expcd
<ionbut in later number tho Editor thar he has
postponed the publication in Difference the urgent sol
citations OF persons whose he should be
PEELED in the affair The facts, he says will out
in due timeand is strongly ntmaed that aid and COM
fort was extended 10 the Cuban Expedition by high officials
who are now most Jealous in prosecuting The parties who
failed in enterprise, "of which the said officials fondy
hoped TO gather the fruits"
Other journals in N Orleans dicue these insinuaons
the Delta which, say they part aimed at Mr. Clayton
We trust that free press will bring the whole truth
and the charge of dupcy those high in auhor-
~ If the evidence will Justify it,