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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
GOLD COLORS.

yTNlE subscriber takes this method of informing gentlemen
who have light fancy cooured pants that soilcd,
that they have them dyed beautiful gold color
fancy color they may wish He also continues to DYE and
BLEACH Leghorn Straw and Panama Hats, by pro-
recently discovered at the North; by this OF
bleaching the hat retains its bancy and whteness much
longer by the old process Also Carpets ceanscd OF all
DIRT grease which they be soiled, and made to
look almost equal To Persons having the above a-
ces article they wish dyed cieaned or the Co
restored can them done at the shortest notice and
in the satisfactory manner by calling on the subscriber
at the low end of Main street, opposite the Farmers Hotel
April 5--3m JOHN ii. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Ready Made Clothing,
DIR. KUHL'S MEDICINE,

BY 5 IN A NJ \ L U II F.
yOR Colds. Influenza Costiyencss Piles, Affection of the
Kidney and Bladder, Gravel, Sc, Fluor Albus, Weak
ness aud ether Female Complaints.
APPRENTICESHIP. kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted him, gratifying testimonials, all in
cou and supaSscs all other medicines Dr. kuhl refers To
the commune atons which have recently been pubshed
from gentlemen who have been Agents Tor number OF years
In North Carolina. phifer s Ioke, Concord; \ s ID. w
Ioneyeutt, Gold Hill; Major Dngaid Mciugad, Moore
county; Col J. NJ Drake, A,heboro' c. c Pugh, Gas
Ianes Watson 4 Co bapel Hills DIR James r. Cal
lum, Druggist Milton Wooen s Brannuck, Wentworth
nr ]. IL Hlwley, Hawfeys Store p O., sampson county
In Virginia Col. {. u. bennett, Ptsyvania C. IL Kirby
* Anderson Laurel Grove Psy yania county George II
Barr, NJ, Abngdnn Dr. Tn. j Obenchain, Buchanan;
Alfred Wibon, Charlotte {. H. DIR w. H. Haseltine,
Nartnsburg Sam'l. Dnkle, Orange {. IL. +. II. Akin-
son, lynchburg, Sc.
Extract Of communication Ttceirod from Col. c. ID.
Bennett, at Pufsyirdid {. H., Ia.
erhe Ahysima Mixture has long since been disposed Of
and the patients had to procure it from other agencies. II
has given unrvaed satisfaction and relapse has
occurred The cured persons recommend not only IN The
highest to her patients but it to them III
cases, that it would them four days il they
kept strictly To the directions.
8y-I'riee per bottle 10 cents, 81 %, and - 80.
AGENTS:
+. H. Atkinson, Marshall House, I.ynehburg,
Major VIM. Letwioh, otter Bridge.
A. Picrson Y Co, Stoncrs Store,
Edmund White, Big Lick
Geo. w. Shants, Salem.
J. NJ. Phelps, New Market.
Geo w, A. Raine, Appomattox {. Ii.
VIM. ID Jones, New Store.
w II. Middleton, Druggist, tarmville'
lhos llickson, do do
Jan 1i-wiy
FANCY SILK NESTINGS-- ut superior gualit,
l. and stylc Just received by
oets-t. wArERIlOuSE * EorrLR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
From III, Southern Planter
sly Ell pNIAInIE.S.

'H EdFo'-l lave been CONSTANT reader Of ,our
journal Tor lw" years and have b~'u surprised and
nhed 10 So So ltl' atern"n directed this valuable
rs'l--s lnxn'y To The inasl,r, blessing the slave.
and which, Win >'nall care Is easily nude valuable
addition u The pen OF the t gruner much ihr pr fl
"i himself 'hs owner and The corn crh. which last is
quito "egliy n'ieralon. " the srfing Of s - on
psee OF wuter aiiaNed land, sandy and ha~rd I'd
slf ! y subt'aiun. it'll southern exp SURE even
y spread twelve loads oi mannfc INTERVIEWED, which
mere immeda civ nrncd opdcr the d.p,h nj three inchss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Agricultural Warehouse.

'lhit SUBSCRIBER continues 10 manufacture AGRl-
l. CULTURAL MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS
such as Ilorscpowets, Thrcshcrs or Drums Fan Mills
Straw Cmtcrs Corn shelters, variety patterns lls
and sutsoii Flows, Corn and Cobb Grnslers Guilty
fiarfows Se all OF which will be made in the best manner
ana a'c III" most approved patterns My Horsepower la.
been tested TWO seasons and uniformly be tho
Field and t,arlen seeds
Castings furnished at slcrt uoiire
II BNINWiN
Mach II ~ IN li- M l., II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
REMOVAL.

TIME SUBSC RIBER takes the liberty, of informing his
friends and customers that he has, recently, moved
from the location which he occupied, last roce-
ry Forwarding and Commission House, to buildng few
doors above on the opposite side of the street, and the
same square, with Dibrelts Hotel.
Truly grateful the lbcraty, heretofore manifested to-
wards him his friends he hopes, by strictly close o'
piicaton his business, and disposition TO give entire sat
isacton, particu to be entitled to continuance
their All orders for Goods and the orwar
ding or kind of Produce Goods, which may be
consignc to him. will receive the most strict and prompt at
tentIon.
forwarding goods, charge will be made for dayase
To any person. making early application, or two conf
Portable rooms above the store, will be rented Offices
MarI-ts r. J. ECHOl.S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Valuable Land for Sale.

= nESIRF 20 sell s1fa.t Of lind saaisining - Aeias'
IN tho county, Of Ahois Aii'ninz The residence d -
David Pattcson and others ANY person wishing - puiea
vii plsase examine iof thenssyfs WITH The a-sufahet
ih,i am determined sell AZ les than ita 'aiae
Arrls 10 in isnrhhure.
ApfIl ~. 81 " !. SAlNhhhs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
I,OETICAL.
fgsa IL haisila lrs ippff
THE Young SOY OF tuIyAIRy.


kfight was hslavs-, b , Baronsss far,
ahdsasi ID, estate Which she ofsrrd a share
- With the yoa,h 81 hon hsr ch,,iee might be.
hi preii was her heart AID h,t.prit ''as high
whrn sse oner~a h-r lsrd, WITH aisdsil Al scr''e,
To the Youag San 81 Rivalry
This Kuis l.srssi Haai1 IN tle haml.i below,
Tka.sh ~ wealth had this maid hst her heart 70 hc'ioN
"a INC Ve,th shena he, ehnirs might hs.
lie fsi.etrl the hand that wa oHJtea N rtilr
And cheese tho maid :, ho besssda a. the bride
~ the Young Son Of Ch,sirN.
Nv hsmblc-l hy lors ses Tho Esranaess fsif
Weep aaA sigh the kn,st " be- laughs Al cseh ssre
Ihan-A the yasatl, = h cboiCc w. m.
far sweetsr ~ ist than the Baroness bizh
ws<tte pat tuaele ssad sllh the Wll1assHainF 80
t. the oaos 80 - a.tslrs-
Ia. Pridc a lnaiaen uiil eid 81 issEfsss
AID each lafert snsfa If sa,,iiDn ceaes
In fIc rss,h I'm tissaf eiI-icc tuat n,
Ft RI b. 'gs,asf tass. "hsn effF~al in the hcld,
Mt rrsl'i IN d. taoan the snes AID The shield
softis Ncs,s< ss.sa At thirslry
rAiMA N. e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
ld'ny, Ieaec ignchdUg .honday'
Y, nj. Helm sidy and ffiday, at
Ga n N
7 fin11dlly oid fTuday, ~
Il ".

Intern, dutfe distances ~ csnts pei mile.
WAY p1.srngefs wishing ~ aic the Boat, viii see the
hour he the canal by referring "a the time
s4ttug oi fhe Boats, aud adding the hours takes to
reach any oil Ire abpee distances.
BOYD, EnMONp X DAVENPORT.
A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
and F'rOrisiORs for the Ia
nal and Rail Road

I'VE have in store and shall be receiving every few DAYS
w large stock o Bacon, Lard, Flour Molass,s Mack
rf'' Cod Fish, Sugar, Codec, Nails Steel, Iron nupn
h%Slns Powder, Safety Fuse, Sc which viii he sold low
ana "n mnodailnG terms trc rlll hciare urfla
-1n- Ti\>I.EA : 1.,&i.sp
Null g.. - - u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Or. HOpPI~ tNTrS CELEBRATE
GERMAN BITIERs.

preasrsd b. m { n LiCkSON. AZ ths Eeraian
.nsfic,as sfasc.Ao iso. lfct SfFset, - at.iP'.e
READ THE FoIIOW1s. AR1it ~;
I appeared n thu leading t'rtmsnlauinsi oi ih'h f'
tht aphiladefpha n,uorfat The sdiini "'s retsfa
ali, scanantel uh Df Holland. ani. alx,nR thc s't.ssf
NJ ~. 'r,at mar liz -sod qui., laaA upon the ass
an 81 an upssia without spp,zhE tho public o'aPPnas
4nE danger -. $50,
tHRISFoPn WILHELM HrfElANUl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Sales.

eHVVEtVV
NNTE VIII sell auction every Tuesday and FIR
W day night without regard to weather: Broad Cloths
casslmeres Nestngs Silk Crayas Silk Poke, landkei-
chefs, Pantaoon Stuff, Hard Ware. Cutlery, SC Nc
Clocks, Watches gold aud silver Spool Cotton Pms Ne >
Sc. MOSGY x lIOIcoMBf.
APlil l. = AYctincei>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
The Lan.hOrnc Foundry

AS been recently enlarged and furnished with I.athcs
and other Machinery, required fitting and finishing
last work The proprietor soil its share Of the pat
rou'se 81 tho public
lAWjbafF, March -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

VIRGTNIA--Aa Court held for Bedford county, at
the Courthouse the 25th day of February, 1850
Stephen c. Hart and Frances his vile formerly France,
Grenshaw; Samuel Me and Eliza his wife formerly
Eliza Crenslaw, Thomas Campbell and Martha his VIII
formerly Martha, Crcnshaw; Mary Lucy Cren>haw, and
Priscilla CrenshSw Plaintiff
against
Robert w. Crenshaw, Emma S. Crcnshaw and Eliza.
beth Crenshaw, Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendant Robert w. Crenshaw not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this couit, and it appearing To
the abstraction OF tho court that he resident
tommonwe alh OF Nngina the motion of the plaintiffs
by COUNSEL is ordered that the said Robert W Ccnshaw
doappear before the Justices of the said Court the
house OF Bedford county, the fourth Monday in Nav
next and answer the bill oil the plaintiff and that cory
Of this order be forthwith published in newspaper pr-
ted in the town Of Lynchurg for two mont hs SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the door of the courthouse this county
copy-Teste,
JNO. r. STEPToE, C. B. c.
Mar WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
From Lynchburg TO Richmond and Nor,h...

NIRGINIA--A Court held Tor Bedford coun, ,
' 18th day OF March, 1850. ", Tie
,aln,s :" iho"Pso'' Plaintiff
Absaom Williams administrator de bons non - III, =,
will annexed Of emue Mead, dee cased the s,, al, ne
Williams, administrator OF Mary Mead dceasrd a,I ~
same A'salom Williams, in his right and me-"
wife, formerly Lucy J. Mead; John Bates S,mul' ~, MS
William Bates, Lewis Bates, Dmsy Bates Susan r.,
John Arthur and Lucy his wife, FORMERLY Iury pa,'
George Stone and Elizabeth his wife formerly F,,ha
Bates Elijah I. Murphy and Emily his WIFE IormerI, -
ly Bates Elias Newman and Martha his wife IL r,,,,i
Martha Bates; Willism II Stewart Emily { Stewart In
\. Stewart and John Stewart, children OF Mary Stew.
formerly Bates; Alfred Ellen, and Lemuel Bates children
OF Lemue Bates deceased; he last seven Of whom are in;
uel Mead, Stith Mead Elizabeth Jewell Dyonoiia sullivan,
- Gay and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Mead
Defendants.
IN ClIANCERY.
l he defendants, Samuel Mead, Sth Mead FIizate.I,
JEWELL lvonCtla Sullivan Gay and Mary his wit.
formerly Mary Mead, having entered their appearance
and given security according To the Act oil Assembly and the
rules oil this Court, and appearing The satisfaction nf the
Court that they not inhabitants OF this
ordered that the said appear ON the ot
Monday IN June next and the bills the plant
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted the
l.ynclburg Nireinan, paper published IN the u
lynebug Tor two months successfully, aad posted th
front door OF the Courthouse of this county
copy este
April4-w2m JNO. X. STEPTOE. c. b. G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
BALTIMORE.
GRAND q SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY

NO9. =, and IT, EutaW So BaI'fh'UFf' "u'
yI,E SUBSCRIBES would respectfully call the attention
Of the musica public to their Grand aud Square pianos
which Tor compactness form, beauty ostye, delicacy OF
touch power quality tone, eqnal, not surpass those
Of any other manuiactufs
The fact that every distinguished aI7 VINO mas N'seo
fmarp i the pufpose ri giving Concerts, has nyara-
bly, selected OF their Pianos is the best evidence tha'
they arc unsurpassed.
They have voluntary testimonials from such perform
the il nstock NJ dame Anne Bishop, Sehuberth knoop,
and man, dstng Professors and Amateurs, who have
used their instruments.
X & {, feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage
already upon Them would further assure all VINO
disposed them with their patronage, that no
expense will be spared to render entire satisfaction
Their hment, chs areay the largest OF the iind
the state has Undergone further increase, which they
" enable them supply the demand for heir instru-
ments. NNBf y GIL i'f''
Nos 3, 9and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md.
N b They also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
ers on IA vafahlc terms. II. q IL
fd 27-WI2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

yI,E attention Of all Dairymrn and persons
good butter is solicited To an eNamnat ION oil the merits
Of the above invention feeling confident that upon inyesi-
gallon and tri, IL will be pronounce ed the most practical and
common sense Chpn ever brought before discriminating
non and the spontaneous acknou of all " no see
the Chirn in o. eraion or Xannc principles furnish
pie proof 81 It's merits.
p.., ia. couou;,o ,o,,.os or ,,o p,.ss
Neau me ioiio",nn ioi''es oi ne i'tss !;
a. i; "l pi w., ,I1 - i rI = Sli5 49,, 81
- ~ - a. I -, - - - ' -
Ir,,l I'm, ~ n ,,,,nrd ,l action va. Mr.
,ttn,,. ,,,,n,s 9. J,LIe Iii, p,,au rb,, mn
NJ '' T Ia ~ H., 49, , Is, o. y, h III, - ~, h
'i r. ,,ia -, ls,+ NJ i,gt,a, -, F.. ,n,a,,,,
~ ,f,r,nnprc
~, ,h i,; ,, a. -, - po' - i - t", III
Graf, about II and tr"y The whole rontr,ance seemed 70
no 40 si, a. ,l,hy ,r,,a a1Ions 81 t,esh n;,l ,ycrc
ne as simple as a sal,o?A No g'llons :" ''fa lN were
' ', 80 49,, f -, a 49,. ~ b; 'll,.at
KY. j., &C., r ,a a., 49,, t1 aL,,r, tn,,,,;,, -.
iI, III ~ a, y; d. n, ,,' l'r
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a., . IT, =, .,i.. N
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W. W., nav ,,. =, , ' , ,'iS .t 10y , So; ,, =, 10
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, o ~ h i ' ,' H., ai @ , s =, 1i 49, '
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ing ~ ''s nus 'l ,e u,sua a'' T' " 10
w ""," n Vii e,;e,, and - s G,,1e
WYNN '"''e' ''"' "''h = ~ '"-''t''
:, -, j., - ~. r,.- :. - E, , -,
i,o"0e .ioti "p'Iy ,l'nh.,- ns o fI h
PIE Inventions "me1 are oa'eu'aloa 70 oe very
u'u,e an,y are uoY 'no, i nav s,' ,t
maui !" 'h'ee '"i'"''s ,''' 't'N 0"G, ~ @ ''"'
"ni'n was ' "N''y wv wy l''' '9 M
- &c.
~ 'a,b"o'e Hee"t'o" IN despite "' 'h' "i1" " '
ONION, there Is something he'o turning up almost every
day but NC have seen nothing nthe way ct inventions Tor
agricultural purposes that has pome such valuable results
as uotS hea anu extremely smhe 'HWh winch mas p'th
invented and patented ~ couple OF Ease,n gentlemen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
MERCHANTS
aAs
Line of New York Packets,

NO ceaf e3th wee c0mposed 81 The OIIo"ing new Ncs
/ sells, built expressly for tins line.
New sclIr. Fair, q Sndecbr master.
NIcmcnto W J. Terry, master.
VIM. H. Miller \. Price, master,
Sas ". Hand, w. Ackcrly, master
r.. J.. Wllcts, J. q. Smith, master
". IT. Tsllnan, Young, master.
The sellooners oil the largest class and fast sail
cr built IN The best manner, and Will compare With line
olpackets sailing from Richmond.
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods aud produce
will find 10 their interest to plronzc this line, as freight
will always be the moderate Every Ct
fort will be made by the Richmond and New York Agents To
give All goods and produces addressed to
us, will hc forwarded free Of all charges, through Richmond
except Tor dayage wharfage and The actual expense al
avodible storage We ha,e also, Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and Sancrn ports; upon which
goods and produce will be forwarded according To the above
terms.
RANKIN s. WillTIOCk,
Nov. 5-I2m Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

II u. PAYNE & BRO have Just received
-. Memoirs, Letters and Poems oi Bernard arton edit
ed by his daughter,
The Convict ship, Narrative o the results OF Scnpural
instructions aud moral discipline, board the Eatl
GRAY" by G \ browning, NJ u
Dictionary of Svnnuyical Toms of the English an
euaec, by the Rev James Kawson, \ Nj
ALSo-a new supply oil kcnned,'s Llie oil WHIT, all new
works
Anil 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
.e'EsV' GODDS.
MARBLE MANUFACTORY,

I NNES FAGAN n co, set LpTORS. .Hukei
- Street, LyaehaUfg, "a Monuments, Nantes. Tomb.
AMI Head Stones Table and Counter Tops, aud Heusr
Wor IN gener executed all It's branches in the best
m'nncr Tor public and private buildings. Forms moderate
Jan 10 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery, for the
town Of I.ynchburg, on the 9th day of March, 1850
Thomas r Saunders and Gusavus ~ Saunders,
tors of David Saunders decd, Plaintiffs,
against
James Bullock, trustee for &. Clark Bowling Clark admir-
OF Henry Clark, deed, and of James c. Mooman,
Adam Clement late Sheriff of Campbell county and such
rat of las d,c'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

NIRG1NlA:-At rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv, for the
Town OF lynchburg, on the 9th day OF March, 1850.
Richard \. Hewitt, and Catherine M Hewitt, infant,
ho sues by her guardian and friend, the said Richard
\. Hewitt heirs at laws OF Nancy Galloway, decd,
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
Extra supcrGnc Flour.

4 SMALL LOT OF Extra Supcrfne Flour, said 10 he
nearly good Family by The inspector sale low
JAS. r WILLIAMS.
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AGAINST,

Samuel Garland in his right and surviving partner
OF the late firm of $. NJ II Garland and Executor OF
Nancy Galloway, decd, and VIM Butler Dehs
The Defendant William Butler; not having entered his
appearance and giving security according 10 the Act Of As
srmb and the Rules OF this Court, and happening by salts
factory evidence that he is not nhahtant OF his country
1t ordered That the said Defendant do appear here the
first day Of the term and the bill of the Plaintiffs
and that copy this order he forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the OF ynehburg, Tor two months
sueeesvc and posted the front door OF the Court
in the said town ACopy--Teste,
March WIN ID. ROBES, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

lN NCHRURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
NOTICE. Zinc French Cloth Coats, made so order and
~ trimmed in the best manner, complete, SIS CO.
No. ! l.cmonc's extra finish, trimmed in the richest
style, so 90
No. Bayolie's extra do do do $50 90
April Its r. LOCKWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
J \ NJ T. G. 4 RLAN ID
AND
w ILL NJ NJ. G Ak ELL

IL AVE united IN the practice of Law and will reg
q ularly attend The Circuit Superior and Couat,
Courts Of Amherst, Appoma'oS, Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson. and the Town Of l.ynchhura.
Adlress-Lynchhurg. ' lrginla
JAMES GARLAND WI continue. diligently 10
practise in the Count Of Appeals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
FIJI A..&prisiy ssufC.

Ihsf fee.i*'d few dorm f,c sIi X HATS ma,ifso
~ tarfd ~ " II Btcbc : Go.
NHeh y IS J.. oGWoop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

--------- N " III. NNCTtII, q, ItVDtI VIty
exor of Isaac Otey, decd James Bullock, sheriff of Camp
bell county, and such administrator OF C. Clark decd,
Booker Preston surviving trustee of VIM. MITCHELL Ben
amin A. Donald, George Noble and tiies nj. his wife,
Nm. Terry. VIM Saunders, Ami stead Oey late sheriff oil
Bedford county and such ADM nsrator oil Thomas Moore
deed, Henry Huntington sergeant OF the Corporation oil
ynehbrg and such administrator de bons of John
Moore decd, and the Henry Dunninston sergeant &c
such administrator de bonis OF Benjamin Perkns
decd, Ders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02

JNANCY SILK VESrINGS-Ot a superior gualit,
L and stylc, lust received by
pct s.. WATERIIOUSE 5, EprrIR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13
LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic Telegraph.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON. June

w
SENATE.-Afer the transaction of some preliminary
business, the consideration of the Compromise Bill was
resumed, when Mr. DAYTON took the floor and finished
his speech. He argued against the bill a whole but
opposed with much earnestness, the Fugitive Slave Bill
and the amendments thereto reported, as part of the
Compromise Bill.
forbear debate on the motion made by Mr. Benton to
postpone the bill until Ath March next.
Mr. BENTON withdrew his motion to postpone
Mr.. CLAY asked him to renew it, to enable the Sc
nate to vote it down-bu he failed to comply with the
request.
The various propositions to amend the bill by chang
ing the proposed boundary of Texas ALL after
long debate, voted down.
Mr. TURNEY then moved to strike out all the provi-
sions relating to Texas pending which motion, the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-After the reception of a report from the
Committee Military Affairs, the House went into
Committee of the Whole and proceeded to the cons-
deration of the California question Various amend
ments were proposed and discussed by members under
the rule permitting discussion for five minutes each
member Nearly all the amendments were either voted
down or Withdrawn. The only important vote taken
was upon amendment asserting understanding by
Congress that when California acquired from Mexi
co. it acquired with the knowledge that the Mssou
ri Compromise line was to govern its admission into the
Union as States. Mr.. STEPHENS denied this PROPOSE
ton and charged the Southern Democracy with being
warned by the Wings of the evils which would flow
from the acquisition of Territory. The amendment,
upon being put to the vote, rejected, follows
Ayes g. noes 103 The Committee then rose Eat four
o'clock and the House adjourned.