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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
THE DANVILLE REGISTER.

This paper has been purchased by Mr.. K. b.
Townley, formerly one Of the proprietors of the
Lynchbwg rHginian, who has associated with
himself, in the management of that paper his
Son, Mr.. John w. Townley. The editorial de-
partment is confded chiefly TO the Junior part
ner. Mr. Terry, the late editor of the Register,
as has been already announced has purchased a
proprietary interest in the Virginian; he will in a
few weeks, take the exclusive charge of the ed-
torlal department. We tender to the MesHs.
Townley's, our wishes for their prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

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Hnyer ms IL ,n1 G,5 W., a,i,.n In pl3ttL.
Prices tanorJ trnn Il = +, - 81 I'd, IL, H., : - E,
S35Oas5 net. aud ayef,ain, a. r GROSS
Iops-We een,i,ps !, 1,,1,, f,5, a. 5n,tt-5
tobSe W. have "a mol, n, ,.t;r,# ,,l ,,L
SALES =, an ,,gt.,,t, # h,,,ns, IN ma ~ - nnn
bles. All the Iaan,vn in m,Ib.t sh,n, SSoo hac,
was taken nj rrires f,neiar tr,m Iol IN loq
hulk bainp nj lo} cts In RIO tho tr,n,,,,; , won,
300 hans at HALF 2oOD b,,s c,,,a III, o,,s
NJ ~ - ,,,,,.i lfna -, " W -, onG
bsrs nj 11alIl Cts maxim, mn ,.,,.,,i. al fenn H.
pdfcb,ssfs # In o,rs, .,,,, -, n 49,, l -
sales of snn hacq n la1l3 cis rh1s,a / # RIM.
IN fast b,l - I'm 49, :, ~. y" ~ l,' " VI M wv"
% 50b1oS.
Feathers Ne ear # IA Iafae tr,n,,r inns Small
sal. : have hsen maxim, at an T., 95,tv
Hp,rard Sfr,et I7o,,r .rh, ,ns,nii,s hi; wal L,y
been on.le limited III, sal.s rf exn,,, nt ,a, ,,r
thousand harris The reerip,s have bsen hoht ,6d nf
ter the retail demand WAS satisfied hut atle was LEFT FIR
shippers. Prees were co sron.n,ly firm ma m nj.
vance over lat weeks rates took placa The roln,
Pi 20 TIL "Wednesday WIS Si 6S3. snce then IN, sales
have been made NJ ;i75
City .nlls FLplp.-on Monday pwaris of 500 hbls
were soll a, Il 6s3 o. T,asla, al ~ HI
about l00a hbls a, the same rrl,e Yesterday l906
hbs were II at Si75 and nj this prlsn h drfs are
firm to-day. Stock very small.
Baltimore make al So 30 im family, and a. 80 for extra
to tn trade
S@qneldnnai Flour The small l,ts receiving otc
sci lug by the drly load at SIS aud extra 10 The civ
Trade at S525a5 so
Rye fom Very scarce -wo.th $3.50
Corn .nroL-saIes u Bait Ibis Yesterday At $50
and Of penna hhls at $500 S3u6!
Irhcat-Thr market has been steady and firm
Throughout the week viii good demand Tho sales
Of good 10 rrma rc s. May land aud Vagina, have
ranged from % To u2 s. aud ahnut the mid,le OF the
week les els, occasionally p,ll or prime parcel
We quote gnod 10 prime reds 10 day at . a lO2 cts
Sales and inferior sor's lover as in ppality We quote
wi 4
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TnE LATEST IMPROVEMENT

Maln Street, leechhne, Eank Square. II Man st
Richmond, syrnm 1e - Patet,hue. Main 81 Non.
to'k. ~ y 1lumorc ST nollimofc. rrnnavlsanp Az
rnue. Nashugt, u &. Bioadway New York
T9Nlf sub eohor would c. peetmly iaurm the public
pene'ny lhlt hr has just tetutn' from the Moth
where h. has sprut several days each 1T the above
6ollrlrs As', IN the other lradnR Ga'lrtea III New
York, fni'adepba aud B,ltlnotc, Tor the ru'rnao e
erluog all The latest improvements il Dagucrtea yp'na.
and nuw having hrs Sky liGh arranged on the masi I'M
proved aud 'ctenthc plan hr u hotter pep1cd Han cV
81 t. take lkenesscs. feqml 10 ony> in al the lnirst
sy)cs. and Ia any kind al wen hot.
FceIl9g grateful or III" lhehl patronage hent'l'le
nc'v'd, he pledges himself 10 all ?iorcr means 10
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g o l. T. N 4 " d II ID & w A Y,
attorneys al LNiC,

MS. p. GOLE.1LLN' y ROBERT RIDGW.4Y, JR.,
II ANiNG united in the practice OF Law, viii attend
regularly the superior and Inferior Courts OF Amherst,
Ncl,ou, and the torp1atIon oi lynchburg.
All business entrusted to their Will meet it'll prompt
and diligcnt attention.
.lddf eSS-Amhcfst Court House, Va.
Oct IS INiG
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

4 SMALL FARM, runlannR about TWO iiu NbRtb
~ ACRES Of really good Land, with from one hun.
dicd aud twenty al open Land, distant than
fifteen twen, miles irom yuehbutg. for such iatn,
liberal price vii be pad cash Aplaytc
Nov. / ~ JOHN Wills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 81.
The Cotton market Is dull -sales Of 100 bales.-
Pic easier mdding l3.; fair II cts.
Sales u 1000 bags Rio Collie at lO3all cts, per H.
Far Sugar, 81 cts NIoIasses2o) hhds. at Gsa2S
ppDt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

I n ucmt Count continued and he'll iui N,lson rnun-
ty,a The count hoos. ON TUESDAY, The s,h DAY 81 Oe
tubu, ls5o.
stephen TUNER, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
no Builders 4 Printers.

DE0n rot NllS Lewis " hiic Lead, No. and Pare,
<DOO hoo do BE,e's Patient Fine Prod Paint,
$50 Gallons Fmv l.inarcd al,
ALSO general assortment ni ~, Paints, Culats W.
nishcs, spirits 1ulp'nt,nr, brushes, Putty " udoN t;la,
&c, X. fui sale by
JOHN H. SEAY,
OF 2s-3Mn n,nprisi
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NEW YORK Nov, |

Nf.N YUM. Nov, |.
Saleof l.. S G's of 1865 Coupons 49,. Fancy
Stocks have been acvc aud prices co'og upwards Pa.
IS %. Sterling Exchange 10. lO3 pfem.
Flour Is more active aud prices have siphtl9 improved
sales t1dsy of 5Ol0 h5s Al $50 to IG24 for eom-
mon Sta'r bauds Southern 81 9iA5 PRIME Gene
SEE $685.. Corn Meal S3IS, Rye Flour 1926 per
Dbl
Grain is scady-saI,s ii Genesee Wheat =, 600 bush
IS at II cts aud l,Ol0bushIs red at 100 l0l cts.
Corn furnishes Of IA 900 bushels al 72a73 cts. for
mixed and yellow. Oats 39ai2 cts. Rye Is firm with
sales at 72l73 els. per onshcl.
Provision ~ special change 10 notice. The mar
ke anything IS ducf Mess Pork 300 bbls. at 10 81
Prime s. 81 sales of Sides Bacon at g., els. Hams Sa
10 Cts. Lard firm at q cts. per h.
Groceries steady. At Auction lo.day $500 bags RIO
Codre, not prime quality, AT prices ranging from >. To
II cts, per h. Sugars and Moasses steady, but not
active Rice 81 cts. per h. At auction to day $500
es RIO, at 9stIb cts The qralIly is not prin e.
Cotton is firm AID holders asking advance. Sales
to day of 700 bns. ut full prices
Tobacco has further advanced slightly and is very
firm. The manufactured article is alsD tending up
ward.
Whisky steady at 26la27 cts. per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.
The Sori market to day isquiel. NV Loan, cou-
pons, - al 10; Pa. IS 81; sterling 10, pfcm,
Flut Is somewhat Grner-saIes 500 bbls. al &1s7
for common standard brards -heltor brands 81 o.,
and extra S541 Corn Meal $3a3l2t. Rye Flour
1926
Wheat .t,adv-salcs # 1000 bush.s at l03al0G
al07 els while llOa l3 els. Corn finn at G1a6S els.
for yeow-whleS6ia cts, Oals 36139 cts Rye
II cts.
Provisions remain steady as last qHoted-NIcs Pork
slI.37al 80. Lard M cs
Groceries steady-Ru Coh,c Hal l. els. pr ID.
Cot on Is htm-sIlcs small.
W hiskey 2Gt21 cts. ergallon.
NEAV ORLEANS Oct. 81.
Il. hill Z I.I..
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SOUTH SIDE RAIL ROAD.
To (0llfrUrfOrS.

.l Two comfortable Rnoms suitably ie pnicca situated
aver the strr al Il E,huis, ac umnodatmg btms,
and Possession given immediately AWl, IN
oct It's 11NSttA y TASif
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

OF the different ministerial departments They ate to
embark in frigate now fitting out at Cadiz
1t Is said that Lord Palnerston has addressed an
ergetlc note to the Spanish government complaining OF
the scandaous in which the slave trade is being
carried on IN Cuba, and threatening blockade of the
island, ii his representations are not attended, to-
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS ETC
The result of the French elections has produced quite
sensation III Paris All the reactonary candidates for
the capital have been defeated and at the head Of the
successful list stands the name of M Cainot minister
OF Public instruction under the provisional government
who has long been the object of both the fear and the
hatred OF the clerical party. The following was the
state OF the poll at its close -
NM Carnot. ..... 1913 300 MN. Foy.. .... 1922, 1870
Vida 1923 906 La Htte 12l no
~, De Flotte.. ,12247O Bonean.. l2o64l
ne votes OF the soldiers OF the army, who natives
OF Paris, were as olows:-Carnot 6,699; Vidal 66l5;
De Flotte $685. Foy 1878; Lahitte 1868; Boniean
49ll The Rationale halls the result of these elections
as SCALING the bond OF union between the Bourgose and
their part against the reactonary tendencies of the Ie
gitmatist, Orleanst and Bonapartist parties and uni
ted defiance OF the menaces Of absolutist Europe
TURKEY
| IHE DEPARTURE OF THE HUNGARIANs FROM SHUMLA
| We have received some information concerning the
behaviour OF the Hungarian refugees when it became
known that they must positively leave Shumla tor Ku
tania. When Achmet Efendi, who reached Shumla on
the 9th February, began to make preparations for the
departure Of the ugves Kossuh declared to him thai
he would rather shoot himsefthan consent to be remov
ed to ASIA 10 this the dipomast, with true Turkish
Phlegm, replied mat 1T was pity to anticipate that
often follow his Inspirations kossuth subsequently
addressed brilliant speech to his followers in order to
excite them to accompany him, but with little success
Casmr Batthyany intended to have attempted to
before Achmel Ehendis arrival, but the Turks by sez-
ing his horses defeated his plans; he seemed much
ca on nearing that he must proceed with the others
Dembnsky having pleaded Illness the Turkish COM
missioner has demanded further instructions from Con-
stdntlnople Messaros and Stein Ferhad) were much
t tst how auee Ierczel on the contrary declared
nave returned to Hungary even if permission had been
granted q nm So to 49, strange scene took place be-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

.. Res0lued, That the Experience Of itore than half
century has proven the exceency OF the federal con,
stution that, faithfully observed it is sufficient tor all
the purposes for which it designed: that no amend
ment augmenting the relative power OF the Southern
States can be hoped for and additional guarantees
could they be engrafted upon that wise charter would
be held sacred by the reckless and the taithesS
instrument: that an attempt particularly at me pre-
sent Juncture to procure modification OF ltWouu ohy
open the suces OF bitter contention between pares ea
of each other which would result IN poltca chaos
and that therefore we deprecate any such design
Mr.. Hogue moved that the second resolution re-
ported by the committee be stricken out; and the
motion was lost-ayes 81, nays 81.
TEXAS.
The action of this State on the subject of the
Nashville Convention so far as we are able to as
certain it from recent Southern papers, was to this
effect The Legislature adopted declaration in
favour of the Convention, RECOMMENDED four
candidates for each of the Congressional districts
so the proceeding is descrbed-and appointed
the 4th day of March for their election by vote Of
the people. In Galveston, the municipal elections
took place on that day, and yet no notice whatever
was taken of the Legislative recommendation
At Houston vote was taken, and resulted, 7 tor
the Convention, and l65 against it. In Harris
county, the vote was for the Convention, and
295 against it. We have seen no returns from
other counties
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

with some sort Of credentials, others with hone
but the passports of irresponsible Legislative eau
'cuses With these facts before our eyes, we be-
ieve that the Nashville Convention is already
failure. 1t has failed to command the concurrent
appreciation of the people of any one State and
in the language Of the admirable resolutions of
King George county, which express our own
sentiments more precisely than any others we
have seen, we think it impolitic to meet in
Convention, because, without union of sentiment
in regard to such a movement, no good would fol-
low, and that there is division of opinion at the
South as to the propriety Of Convention at this
time, cannot be denied" There is not merely
division of opinion, but are convinced that if
vote were taken tomorrow throughout the South,
large majority would declare against the neces-
| sity for a Southern Convention in June next
1t is said, we know that it will weaken the South
ern cause to show ourselves divided in regard to
this measure. But the division exists, is palpa-
| BILE, cannot be avoided, cannot be denied We
are not divided in the resolution to submit to no
aggression, whatever be the consequence of resis-
lance. Is it not true policy, then, true wisdom, to
| abandon a measure which is not necessary to the
maintenance of our position, and about which we
cannot agree?
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10
BRANDRETHS PILLS, AND THE BODY'S

BRANDRETIPS PILLS, AND THE BODYS
WASTE.-To those candid men who honestly doubt
the truth ofthe Brandrethan System, would enreat
them to ponder well upon the following facts:
The food taken into the stomach is converted into
blood which vital stream flowing through all the ram-
hcations OF the system, not only mparts strength and
eonnuates life but actually creates forms and builds up
each and every part ofthe animal machine II the
blood therefore is pure and healthy, the body which is
formed and supported by the blood cannot be diseased
But be in any part of the body any affection such
as bile or ulcer even bruise, the blood circulating
throughhat part takes up impure matters from the local
affection and carries it into the general SYSTEM This
Is the cause often osudden death to persons of full hab-
1t, afflicted with biles, and who use no medicine
the matter gets into the circulating system and chokes
up the fine blood vessels which supply the brain with
vitality and life ceases if bareft by lightning. Now
this can be remededthe Brandreth Pills will if used
at these times, take out all impure matters from the cir
culaon, and the general health at the same time
they are curing the local affections.
Oh how important it is to find that this subject
be well comprehended, it would many from tedi-
times of Sickness and often secure their services
to their friends, when otherwise the tomb would have
its victim.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. ap4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

MARYLAND HISTORICAL SooIETY's DlNNER.-The
dinner given at the Exchange Hotel on Saturday, by
the Maryland Historical Society, in commemoration Of
the two hundred and sixteenth anniversary of the Ian
ding of the first settlers of Maryland on St. Clements
enjoyment. The Hon. Daniel Webster and Sir n
Lytton Bulwer were present. and responded to the
complimentary sentiments proposed with appropriate
addresses which were most warmly received -Bqh.
Am.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

=, AT meeting of the board of Directors of tn Va
Central Rail Road Co., at the Junction, memorials
were presented setting forth only the wishes of the
Stockholders on the west side of the Blue Ridge but
that the interests OF the Company required the appoint
ment OF Director that part Of the line Mr. jeffer-
son klnney, OF Stanton unanimously chosen to
till the vacancy occasion by the death of Charles S.
Jones ESQ.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

DRoWNED.-Ihree negro men, regret to learn
were drowned near City Point, Wednesday last, by
the swapping OF sail-boat Two of them were free,
and the other slave, belonging to Mr.. John V. Will
cox, Of Petersburg.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

FROM THE MINEs--Mr, Thos Grogaa ofthis conn
ty has just returned from California to which country
he was borne by the last years tide Of emigration He
mines, &c. To the gold fever, one of decidedly bill
ous type has succeeded almost decimating the scores
who ocked to that region in search of the yellow treas
sure Notwithstanding disparagements. however. we
are glad to learn that Mr. Grogan comes back with his
pockets full OF -Pa,kersbwg Gazette,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF 0DD-FEI1OW

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF 0DD-FELL OWS.
The Grand Lodge of the 1. o. O. F. of the State Of
Virginia, now in session in this city, have chosen the
following officers for the ensu ing year:
Edward H. Fitzhugh, OF Wheeling, NJ w. Grand
Master;
Deputy G. Master;
David H: Reed, of Richmond, r.. w. G. Secretary :;
George w. Toler, OF Richmond r. W. G. Trea-
surer;
", John R Edmonds, of Uppervie, Fauquer Co., R.
w. G. Warden;
Geo. M. Balm, of Portsmouth, Va, R. w. G. Chap
lain;
w. c. Worhington, of Jefferson Co., R. w. G.
Rem " ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10
MR.. HUDSON.

This distinguished delneator of irish character has
arrived in Richmond and wilt give his first entertain
menl Tomorrow evening at the Exchange Hotel His
amusing delneatioGs have had great success in most
OF the cities throughout the Union With fine person.
nop9e voice. and great dramatic powers, Mr. Hudson
will doubtless delight his audience in Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

DIR, WAIT, charged with the murder Of his slave has
been tried at Abbeville, South Carolina Convicted nj
man-slaughter and sentenced opay fine Of $500 and
be imprisoned six months.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10
Wednesday Morning, April 10, 1850,
THE TIMES, TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year. Observation-Disclosures SIS 90
Do. if not so paid lin every case). .......... 90
in advance or within 80 days, &c. .......... 90
Do: il not SO paid lin every case) ....".. W
Single copies, Daily or Semi Weekly Times, two
each For sale the Times OFFICE; Kelly d foTds,
Broad street; and West & Brothers, under the Tx
change.
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Do NOT DESP AIR.-WeI

Do NOT DESPAIR.-We say this 10 all those
who are gradually losing Natures brightest ornarnen
the hair. Although you may have tried all other re-
medIes in vain, if you have not yet used JULES
HAHEL'S EAU AUSTRALIA HAIR REsTORA-
TIVE, there is still hope for you. This is the ne Illus
ultra OF all preparations Tor the restoration of the HAIR
when lost from the effects OF sickness other causes 1t
will positively bring in new hair on bald heads. and
prevent its falling out or becoming thin Its use will
impart to the harshest hair the most beautiful and silky
neness, making it grow long, and giving it the most
ed by all who have used it'll be not only without an
equal but far superior ito any article for the purpose
ever offered to the public. Jules Hauels Eua Lustral
Hair Restorative has obtained popularity never
Thsis proved, not only by the large quantity which is
Sold but by the tacts that some despcable persons
adopt the same name for their articles in the hope to
sion that they are getting tho genuine Therefore, none
should purchase an article of the kind without it has
my name attached.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

THEATRE Tonight having been set apart for the
benefit OF Mr. HELD one OF the most ohase and agree
able actors we nave seen Tor many seasons crowded
house may De expected First because he deserves this
marx Oh appreciation at the hands Of the play -goers
and, secondly because he enjoys large amount Of pro
fessiona and social popularity in the ciy.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

", HE ClkouS--Messrs. Stone e. McCollum's Great
western circus wllr remain in this city day longer
Taken altogether it is the most complete establishment
oil Inc KIND we have yet seen. DAN RICE is in truth
an or1gtnai-a keen observer OF passing events, and
prmlul OF humour; he may be denomnated the Prince
OF OF testers His evening levees on Council Chamber
Hill have become immensely popular
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

THE New ORLEANS MINT cLo.ED-We understand
that the Mint closed in this city the 3ls ultmo
Mr. Macmurdo the late Treasurer, in his resigna
ton some months snce take effect soon as his sue
cesso should be appointed and the Department has made
two three appointments, but the small ness off the
salary in comparison to the duties and responsibility
ofthe station, and the amount OF the official
bond, have deferred the parties from accepting Early
last month, Mr. Macmurdo sent in his positive resgna-
ton to take effect on the 3lst March, and appoint
ment having been made the Office is vacant with
consequent suspension of operations. The office has
been rendered various parties who have declined for
the stated above and the United States are
without Sub Treasury in New Orleans.
Sub Treasury law obliges the collector and other
receiving officers to deposit their funds with the Sub
Treasurer but if no such officer exist it will be rather
difficult matter to comply with that provision of the
law and it at the same time makes it penal offence il
he places it in the control of bank
How long this state of affairs may continue we can
not say, but the whole thing is very awkward and will
occasion much inconvenience in various wavs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-10

The FAREWELL CONCERT of the Brothers Elena II
will be seen, takes place this evening We trust the
lovers eff music will honour these talented young ar
tistes with their presence on this occasion.