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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION

XXHEREAS,it appears by the made to tie Fxec
ntive under an act OF the General Assembly passed
March 1884, entitled An take The of he peopc
upon the call of Convention providing for ore anzinv
the same that large majority of the popular vote has
been given in avo! thereof Therefore, I,JoN B. FLOYD,
'osefnor oil the commonwealth OF Virginia. pursuance Of
the acquisitions OF the said reced hereby declare md
make known the result Of the vote of the people aforesaid
And furthermore, that general election ill be held on the
fourth Thursday oil August next Tor Delegates the said
Convention according to the appoonment and districts pre-
scribed in the sixth section the reced act Assem-
bly, that's TO say"The districts composed OF the following
counties, cities and towns shall elect delegates follows
Accomac and Northampton two delegates; Norfolk CITY.
Norfolk County and Princess Anne, five delegates South
ampon, Nansemond, Isle OF Wight, Sussex, Surry and
reenesvlle four delegates; Petersburg, Chesterfield
Charles City and New Kent, six delegates; Williamsburg
James City, Gloucester Warwick, York and Elizabeth City,
two delegates Essex King and Queen Middlesex and Mat
hews, three delegates; Caroline spotsylvania King viii
liam and Hanover, five delegates Richmond Wesmoreland
King George, Lancaster and Northumberland three dele
gates; Prince William, Alexandria, Fairfax and Stafford,
our delegates; Henry, Franklin and Patrick three dele
gates Halifax Pylvan and Meckenburg six deleg aes;
Prince Edward Charlotte and Appomatox three delegates
Brunswick, Lunenburg, Nottoway and Dnwddie three
delegates Cumberland Amelia Powhatan and Buckingham
three delegate; Campbell Bedford four deegatcs Mel
Amherst and Albemarle four delegates Goochlsnd,
luvanna and Louisa three delegaes Cupeper, Greene,
Madison and Orange three delegates; Loudoun ree dele.
gates fanquer and Rappahannoc three delegates Bote.
ourt, Roanoke, Allegheny and Bath three delegates Au
gusta Rockbdge and Highland, five delegates; Rocking
ham, Pendleon and Page four delegates ndoah, Har
dy and Warren, four delegates Jefferson, Berkeley and
Clarke four delegates Frederick Hampshire and Morgan,
tour delegates; Ohio, Brooke, Hancock and Marshall four
deegates Doddrdge, Wezel, Tyler, HARRISON Wood and
itchie four delegates; Marion, Preson Monongaa and
Taylor four delegates Lewis, Randolph, Barbour, Gilmer
Baxton Writ and Jackson four delegates; Cabe Mason
Putnam, Wayne Boone, Wyoming and Logan three dele
gates Greenber, pocahontas Fayee, Raleigh, Nicholas
and kanawha, four delegates; Carroll Graysou, Floyd,
Montgomery and Pulaski, three delegates; Mercer Giles
Tazewel and Monroe three delegates Smyh, Wythe and
Washington, three delegates and Scott, Russell and Lee,
three delegates"
Given under my hand and under the lesser seal the
F''N"t's monw ealth, at Richmond, this 4th day OF
SEAL June, A. D. 1850 and the seventy fourth
s.*.ssa@s year OF the commonwealth.
June l3-wt22A JOHN B. FLOYD.
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Materials and Provisions

MdJer1aIS and PROVISIONS
FOX THE CANAL AND RAIL ROAD
I'VE have in store and to which shall be adding in ey
w cry few days, large stock of Provisions and Utcn
s suitable Tor Contractors which will be sold low and
ON as accommodating terms in tins market
10000 lbs Bacon,
10 hhds. w. | Moiasses
25OO0 lbs round square and bar Ion assorted sizes.
$500 lbs. cast, German and shear Steel
2I5 kegs Nails and Spikes,
l,S9O lbs Crow Bars and Sledge Moulds
200 Shovels,
so Picks,
dozen patent Axes
200 kegs Dupont's Blasting Powder,
2o,o00 feet Safety Fuse,
8 bales Manillo Rope
$50 Blankets,
IL barrels No Mackerel
% boxes common Manufactured Tobacco
'an Us McCORk1.E 4 SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
Line Of New York Packets,

Two clear each week. composed OF the following new yes
L sells, built expressly for this line:
New schr Fair, j, o Snidecor master
" Z" Memento, w J. Terry, master
3" % VIM. II Miller A. Price, master
" " Silas +. Hand, w. Ackerly, master
=" +. l.. Wnets, j, o. Smith, master.
" II, H. Tallman, Young, master.
The above schooners OF the largest class and fast sail
er built in the best manner, and will compare with any lin,
otpackes sailing from Richmond.
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods and produce
will find to their interest to patronze this ne freight
Will always be taken the most moderate terms Every
tort will be made by the Richmond and New York
give entire satisfaction. All goods and produce addressed tc
will be forwarded free Of all charges through Richmond
except Tor drayage wharfage and the actual expense of
avodabe storage We have, also, Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and Southern ports; upon which
goods and produce will be forwarded according the above
terms.
RANKIN s WHITLOCK,
Nov 5--l2m Richmond, Va.
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.VEGROES.

.vEGsR OEE.
ME ofer our services 10 those persons having Negroes
w Tor sae believing that can, all times obtain the
highest market price for such property We are very we'll
hxed Tor the accommodation OF Negroes left with for sale
and our terms moderate.
MOsBY & HoLCoMBE, Aueiipnesrs.
June l0--2m
A LARGE LOT MOUNTAIN LIME in barrels.
IA Mar It's j. ECIIOLs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
uimi1He Lecturers.

MtTHtINF.-ProI. IT. J. Hulce,
ShRGERE--Prof X. =. Newton.
H. freeman, Nj, ID, Anatomical Demonstration
he lees Tor full course oflectures amount TO Sl05.
raeh Professor ticket SIS Matriculaers s.. Demon.
sttatot's Zee $40. Graduation $40
Those desiring further information will please address their
letters (post paid 20 the Dean; and students arriving in the
city Will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
II. S, NEWTON, Nj. D.,
Dean ofthc Faculty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

WIN AND oAfS-We have in store and shall AWAY.
~ keep on hand supply OF CORN and OARS ,yb,.h =
WI -, s'a 10" 'o' cash sMllHSoN srATllAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

LNLOUR. FI.oNR-We hate IN hand find stock o
flOl Il, sume Il II GAua Supeiino, and Family
whlrh we viii sell low, SMllHSON = STATHAM
June G=is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
LAW DEPARTMENT.


of law.
John peahed, Esq, Professor of Commercial Jurispru
dencc.
7CcsHS-&5O per Session,
All communications pertaining this department. be
addressedto T.. w. NJ. KING, ESQ
The Faculties FOR intellectual abilities, worth and
professional requirements. will compare vorably with the
most distinguished in country, The medical faculty
stues an anamoly IN this other country OF them
arc able lecturers and the best of teachers.
hose who will contemplate geographical position and
the extent OF population, have doubt the
gb,ty OF our situation Tor enterprise of the kind
health including all of the year. we deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class OF the Law and Medical Departments this
Institute We're SMALL but the gentlemen composing them
talented and in the highest degree repectablca
omen Tor the future prosperity Of the Institute
That the public may be satisfied OF the this
school, iee 1T duty to state that the Trustees and
Faculty form UNIT in action which augurs well for its
future and that the peculiar
winch connects them, cannot he interrupted.
E.W M KING, PRESIDENT
the Memphis Institute.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 29-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

JOS. b. NoWLIN.
Grocer and Commission Agent,
LYNCHBURG, VA
AS IN store and receiving large and general sto,L
OF Goods to which he would call the att cn i'm of mr.
chasers. In his stock may be found
Brown Sugar, Tea and Table Spoons
i""i DO Meal Sifters,
clarified do Cloths,
''reen and black lea, Cassimeres,
Salt, Nestipos rc,.l
Rolled Iron, Linen and Cation b.,
nountry do Nankcens,
lIoop do Apaccas,
smear steel, Lawns,
Cast do (;ingbams
Blistd do Caicoes
Molasscs, Bro and blc.cba I,,,.,;,
do Syrup, Irish Linen
Tanners Oil, Bed Ticks
Mackerel Plaid Cottons,
Lead and Shot Silk and C,u,, I,r.
khe and Wasting Powder, Combs
Coffee Mills, Suspende,,
Curry Combs, Mems and / adios, Cha
Spades and Shoves, Fur and Sill u,,. '''
Trace Chains, Palm e,f a.
Table Cutlery,
18th many other articles suited to The trade all orL;,
will sell low Tor cash, in exchange for country nr nc
punetual customers short credit VI "
March 25-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

~~-gf' ~. ~ /~,|ts
IN &@ IN
TUE SUBSCRIBERS respectful, inform their friends
aad the public generally that they have recently
I'd large aud cont enignt Stable Main street. short
distance sb1ys nhre's Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where They at all times prepared
with fhc best gam hay, Sc Tor the accommodation
aYrts lfas elts and Transient Visitors. Persons
inE town aal faKtng ~ private eouNcyances, win find
secure repository tor their baggage vehicles Supcrin
tending IN person and with the of experienced
oef, latter ourselves With share OF public parona &c
We krea constantly hand Ion hire accommodating
terms, HACkS, BUGGIEs, and HORSES onho best quai.
iiy
6g-N. B.Dfovers viii find IT much 10 their interest 10
e,rusa call a. one oil us wall give his entrc attention
thr sale 81 their stock W. j. READ,
MAJ IL A, &. HANCOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
N,rstnin. 10 Wiz.

Rules held ia the Clerks Office 1.-THE Circuit sumo.
nor tomto Law and Chancrty, Tor the county o, Am
hels', On Monday, The 9th dav al May, 1870.
hn.tn 'arntcr, tlarky Ball, formerly Ciatky Carmen
Wi5 Eaton carpenter, John Rogers and Mary hi, vfe
Ian,N oatpr"itf and William Carpenter Weary BOILING
Mllag b'lms, Washington Boiling and Peter Martin and
l@ky hi' Wit, Leroy Carpenter, John Carpenter Amanda
'"ee carpenter and Abner Moody and Eliza his wife,
1910. Plaintiffs,
Edmund 7 Fucker, who is acting AZ the executor of III,
iNt VIII and testament Of Eaton Carpenter deceased and
children and heirs at law of Euoch Carpenter d..
ceased and -, children and heirs at law of = Rover.
ana Mary his wife, formerly Mary Carpenter who wa.
sister o The sad Eaton Carpenter, deceased Defendants
IN CnANCERN
Nv u'''h'a'tk --~ children an1h heirs al
Ia" ct Eaoch Carpenter. deceased and - cb,larcn ,nI
h'lts Jaw OF Rogers and May his wife formerly Ma
N"iPehef Who was sister OF the said Eaton
deceased not having entered their appearance and given
oy according ia the act Of Assembly and the rules of hi
Court and appearing by satisfactory c>denc, that The,
aiehoi nhahants OF this Commonwealth II IL ordered IN,
tue sah defendants do appear here the 6t Monday i
august hN ana answer the bill 81 the plaintiffs; and that
COPY @ TINS order I've forthwith inserted IN som, n,,,
published in the town Of lyurhburg for two months
Fey ana posted at the front door the Cor, of mi
county. Acopy--restc,
Nav 20-w2m 9'''''' -
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
ANTHONY EN1ERSON'S
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

iE attention OF all Daymen, and persons interested in
good butter is solicited the meri
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
VEN. GOODS.

NATEN1OUSE Il POTTER aave now in store,
W and are dairy receiving hom n York complete as-ort-
mcnt OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, cASSlMERES YES.
lINGS and FURNISHING GOODS, OF every description
aud quality tn whchhey invite the their
and the public 10 examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whuemore 4 Co. three
door below T. u Jenningss Commission Store.
IL y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

INNCuBuRG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
NOTICE. Fine French Cloth Coats, made order and
y trimmed IN the b. - manner, complete, SIS CO.
NJ. 1.cmane's extra finish, trimmed IN the richest
style, so o.
No Bayalics extra do do do $50 90
April Its T.. LOCKWOOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

roRN MEAI.-Wc fr-r,te regularly. twice week =
" supply 81 CuRN MEAL, when is always fresh. Al
IN want al meal viii talland try.
jun g SMITMsON : STATHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
EEerIiu.S and E.iUuOcs.

fItiS l1AN unloading liun the Georganna, Is bhs WINS
key and Brandy also % ibis gross Row lIerings, and
lew boxes superior Sperm Candles, which offer io sale
low MDSBY X UDICONBE Ac,,,s
June lDz-ts
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Nov. 5--l2ra
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28
Xxx.
THE JEWELLERS.

Ring. Joyous chords, Bot who art thou,
with the shsdowy Deks q st thy pale yoaAx brow
And the world Of dreamy gloom that lies ~ , y
IN the misty depths OF thy soft dark syes1
Thou hast loved fair girl; thou hast Lowell 700 well;
Thou ART molr nns DER broken spell;
hou mast poured thy hearts rich treasures forth,
Asd art "bveT~hi for their priceless worth.
aicnrn on yet come not here the while,
W Is but pain 10 sse thee smile
iheFe 10 not tone la song for thee
Home with thy sorrows, nee,-Ifsmaas
Mrs Armstrong rang her bell at an early hour
'he next morning Kate Jumper answered it,
Let Miss oRiley know that shall be pleased
to see her alone here, at her sarlss, convenience
commanded the lady
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28
WHOLE NO. 165.

Cod, into souless machine. Tell me not OF er-
oPioHS-of some lucky chattel, like Mr.. Clays
negro, referred 10 in his speech who, in his mas
Ter Well-stored kitchen, hugs his chain laughs,
and grows fat lie il but n vendibl, conmodity
and to-morTows sun may behold him toiling un-
der the lash, his wife given 10 another. and his
children, with pigs and mules sold ut auction 10
the highest bidder Tell me not OF exceptions
the kind owner" may az any moment he ex-
changed by death or debts, for the hardened. re-
morseless taskmaster, and the law sanctions every
villany perpetrsted upon the slave No. NV
dear sir, cannot give my consent, and | hone IL
viii not be given for me by my representative. to
curse vast empire with such an institution and TO
doom unborn millions to its uuutterable abomina-
tions, even TO save our Southern brethren from
the sin and folly of founding a new Republic :,
upon the denial Of human rights and Of render
ing themselves n bye-word, a proverb aud a re-
proach among all the nations Of the earth.
value the favor Of my God, aud the salvation Of
my soul, too much to take part or loi in such
great wiekedness Most fully do | agree with
Mr.. Clay, that Congress has no more consiitu-
tional authority over slavery in the States, than
in the island Of Cuba; and most fully do J agree
with the admission in his speech, but not 10 b.
fos1i his r,Sols,ons Of the right Of Congress 10
exclude slavery from the conquered territories.
Hence, in my opinion the refusal TO exercise this
right, even TO preserve the Union, would be a
crime In the sight of God and man. | entertain
no apprehension of the severance of the Union,
for this cause but should the few Shareholders,
and the vast multitude Of Southern people, who
have no interest in slavery in their madness sep
arate from US, upon them will rest the sin, and
upon them and their children will fall its punish
ment. Let us do what God commands, and leave
to Him the consequences
Yours, truly, WILLIAM JAY.
A late in Kentucky reveals the fact that the
Shareholders in that State own average twentytwo
slaves. Should ths be applied 10 the whole slave
REGION the number Of masters according 10 the
1870 cannot exceed ll7O0!
Dor doughfsces always complaining that their
pioyers slsndered at the North Let the employers
spesk for themselves In Der. Reports North CaronAD
A3, 1929 we find the of TIE Slate Mann The
defendant att, mpted to dog woman slave whom be had
hired she rerested he ordered her TO 10 him but
she continued 10 retreat he seized his gun fired and
woaS.sd her. For this he indicted The Cont ma
thai he who hires slave Is for the time being
with all he Of the himself to enforce ohed
and that the indictment could not be sustained Sod
Judge Kuhn The powerof the msssef be absolute
to render the submission of the slave perfect
cerey confess ~ the hArshness Of this PROPOSE
ton feel u AZ deeply any cam and priacipie
Of moral right erery 10 his retirement must reph-
dide a. But In the actual state Of things IL be
there is remedy THIs DISCIPLINE belongs To SLA-
VERY" Verify we are the people to lecture Austria!
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28
LETTER TO HON. WILLIAM ]. NELSON,
MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

New YORK, february IL, 1850.
My DEAR SIR: As one of your immediate con.
stituents, permit me to express to you my views
on the resolutions lately submitted to the Senate
by Mr. Clay. They are skilfully drawn, and
their true import seems to me to be generally mis-
understood, and in many instances Intentionally
misrepresented. Various considerations combine
to render these resolutions acceptable to that class
of our Northern politicians, who are anxious to
be popular at home, without forfeiing their share
of the patronage which is dispensed at Washing
eight in number, and | will examine them in
their order
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28
THE SLAVE QUESTION.
SPEECH OF DIR. WELLB0RN, OF GEORGIA,
IN THE uDITSE nE REppEsE NTarIvES

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1850,
IN Committee of The Whole on he state of The Union,
onthe Resolution referring The Presidents Message
TO the udrious &aadug Committees
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XIX-CoNrlSusp.

ny MRS. EMMA D. Z. soUTHwoRrH.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28
THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY IS, 1850.
THE MOTHER-IN-LAW.

.sroRy OF THE ISLAND ESTATE.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28

The ere light, faring up upon the face oil ou.
san Somcrville, showed the features contracted
with suffering. She gazed at Anna with confused
and half-coDscious expression of countenance.
aShall assist you to arrange your dress, Miss
Somerville ~
q OH Anna. tell them that | am fatigued-
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-02-28

We thus perceive the anomalous nature Of this
procedure. The Ordinance, however, such as it
was, had passed into execution before the present
Federal Government was formed Before pass
ing from ID, | ask attention to the last member Of
the 9th article Of certain compact expressed
in II between the original States, whose Congress
enacted 1t, and the Territory and the States con-
templated to be formed out Of it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
Ube GaHfaster Ga,sttt.
RUsINE6S NOTICE.

The fourth volume of the Gazette will
end in a few weeks. Many are in arrears
for the whole time. Some for a part
of that time. To all these a necess.
ity fer settlement must appear OBJ
Vious. II our necessities cause Us to en-
ploy an agent, the full credit terms must
be charged. A more liberal settlement
will be made with those who call upon us
We intend hereafter to rigidly adhere to
our new terms:-$l.75 in advance, 81
within the year and $3.50 after the yea'
expires.
We are aware of the "tightness o
the money market; but to each subscrl-
Der the sum is small-to us It is large and
we need it. Itis a religious obligation
to assist the poor in the hour of necesSi
ty.
Our accounts will be made out to the emu
of the present volume, when all persons
who choose can, by paying up hack ar
rearges, come under our advance terms
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

IHTEEEsrrHo TATisrIcs-Litsrary, ThsoiOg.
Zeal. Lav and Medical SehOois-ChHrekes-
There are ia the United States. Of colleges and
professional schools, teachers and students, as fol.
lows; There are 100 colleges, containing sl7
teachers and 10 .672 students; ~ theological sem.
inaries, with lls teachers and 1914 students; 70
law schools with 20 teachers aud 4Q4 students;
IS medical schools with $50 teachers, and 1854
Students making total OF 100 colleges'and pro.
iessonal schools, 1888 teachers, and 1906 stu.
dentsi that 10 sdpposing the population Of the
United Stntes to be q, 900 600. one student in the
higher institutions 10 every l4l3 inhabitants.
OF thesd higher institutions. 80 are in New
England, aid 32e6 Of the studentsi which is a.
bout one student to every 7sl inhabitants.
In Massachusetts, alone there are 1863 acade-
mics, with 81 ,O78 students, and supported at an
annual expense of 1907 1877.
In New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania. there
are 81 ,292 Common Schools. containing ,555. .347
scholars, out of population Tin lS4O) at 5,IH''
l53 and supported at an annual expense of 81
Isl, ,468 81.
The number of churches in the United States
is now 3O,OOi, Ministers &c ,4l6, aud communi.
cants 4,48O 425; this shows there are 3j3a church
es who have no pastors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
nrsEA SEES or THE LIVER.

DISEASES of the LIVER are becoming alarmingly
/ frequent in the United States Indeed there are
few formidable diseases which are not connected in
tant organ. Many Of the complaints which usual
iy classed under the head of consumption have their
origin in the liver "Any remedy which would in
sure regularity and healhul action in the liver would
be blessing to mankind" has been the exclamation Of
suffering thousands. That remedy has been found it
is safe and sure When fair trial has been afforded
to it, il has never been known to fail.
Readet have you any disease Of the Liver, dis
ease which you believe proceeds from hepadc de-
rangementl Lose not moment, but purchase box
of Dr. McLane's Liver Pills, and they will restore
you to health. They are the only remedy ever yet
discovered, whose use is certain to effect cure.
Sold Wholesale and retail by @. G. Beck and NJ z.
Kreider Lancaster; w. F. Breck & Co., Carroll; p.
Hane, PleasGntve; ,Woodyard, NeiO Salem Z. E.Kalb,
ty and by Merchants and druggists generally.
March 10 1850. 2w45