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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
REAL, CHRISTIANITY

II Is not Christianity mctely ogive assent II a creed
of du,mas f ih X nllen done " le the char
nc CT frmains unchanged The d,v Is believe aud trem
ble II is moi Chrt'anlty merely TO he bnpz d. par
take nj he eucharist, submit T. rites aud ordnances u
the church for this "a not necessar " attended with
charac r. Bat pla0lY. II "a Chti ,autty t. ba imbned
with The spin, ol Gh.t. aod 10 ve NJ he lived his
s the gtrai ilea Ch,tanity isa f.. Not mere mt
ward life. tut nn Inward spiritual liir leading to cnras
ponding outward lite Tho inwa,d fr is the power and
princp'ei Tho ouwafd lllr the 'xpon 'n-lhe develop
meni the fruit G'ced1 aud dognnS a logical con
slroc'mh--n III o gcal stonre. iitfs and ciem
are slmb die Il institutions THIS life Is The reality ! he
most diverse mrs OF character The 30 aud The bad
may unite IN The irmcr Ony Quo f,rmo character
only thcgni mite IN the Christian life The unity ol
he life. there hre. IL the hehr., unity nay, the only
real aud essential nnty.-.Ntm York Ermgelui.
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Notice to Contractors,

SEhlE) Proposals Will be received by unit, Of
- the 18th day ot July (nst Tor the construction o the
Second and Third Sections o the Floyd Courthouse and
Iillsville Turnpike Road Zach Section abon, miles
length and they be bid Tor separately on,y. II
they taken jointly they will be required 10 be completed
by the is' of July 1851 II separately by the s April 1851
These Section with the under contract eni
the entire road II is built entirely by the State and
section and the specifications similar To those the
Rocky Mount Turnpike.
Specification. and field not es will be lo Tor examination
after the 10th July the Of Asa Howard FLOYD
Courthouse and at Jonson's tavern in llsve, at which
latter place, the bids be opened the specified
The rgh reject all OF the bids IL ed. and
the is to be ratified by the Board o Public Works.
before il is b'u5irg
The location vii probably be completed by the 10Th July
and the line ready ior examination.
The Proposals must BE- addressed To isyillc Car.
roll county, and be endorsed "Sea led Proposals"
By order OF the Board OF Public Works
1tDWELL II. BROWN, Enginecr,
Floyd G. II. and iiisvle Turnpike.
July I-tlJJy
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PROSPECTUS or
1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS

y a, slciaon If sixty three Members Of Congress-
"A Senators aud Repros 'utallyes, have constituted the
undersigned Committee to superinend ha establish
ment Of Southcrn Press at Washington C,y, to be de.
voted the exp silion and defence f Southern Rights
and institutions the dissemination If infnma-
tinn as 10 Northern policy and the ronlse Of Political Az
fairs generally without reference to the old party lines of
Wing and Democrat Arrangements are now in progress.
promptly To ensure the issue of snch PAPER under the
lille Of ''IllE SOUTHERN PRESS" fr the conduct
Of hch. suitable Editors have been engaged who viii
also receive the aid Of number Uf eminent and able
trihnttrs.
There will be both a TRIwEEKLy and a WEEKLY is.
The latter to contain Substantially the matter
the former and intended reach those pius of the
country whose mail facilities re Limited.
DAILY issue will BE- added hereafie', should it be
deemed advisable necessary by the press and people
Of the S uhern States.
The Paper will not be &c cusirely liical-but will
embrace ils broad sheet the General News of the day.
Domestic and Foreign by mail and Telegraph; Commer
cial AID Agricultural Intelligence; Literary Criticisms,
Original Essays. Literary ard Miscellaneous; and. in
shor all those items OF gene al interest the collected ag
gregate Of which constitutes the interesting and valuable
Newspaper. Great care will be taken to give full and
correct Reports Of The Proceedings and Deb,es in both
lluses o. Congress, well the action Of the local
Legislatures the Southern question.
init-d number only Of Advertisements will be
received the min object being furnish large amount
Of reading mater.
The paper will be printed ON sheet equal in size to
hose of the other Washington papers, and the material
viii be procured especially for the purpose.
1t S conf eny holei that every true fiend TO the
South will aid in procuring subscribers and forward the
names, with the amount subscribed, TO Sunihern
Representative a, Washington forthwith.
Popmasirrs auth ,rized by law l., remit subscrp
lions free ol postage.
TERMS
For 'rri,weekly dunog the Session Of Congress,
and Seml-wefkly during the recess ,ihe price
will be, per anuum, s. 90
Weekly paper .... 80
The price ofsubscrpon must be paid invariably in ad
vance, and the cash accompany the name sent.
All persons procuring ten names shall be tnlllpd To
celye copy grads for one year.
A. p. BUTLER. .#
JACKSON NOR ION
Il. TO0MBS.
J THOMPSON
Washing 'en. laac .1lt Is'o. 81
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ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims mt the City of Washington.

lNiE subscriber undertakes the collections settlement and
adjustment OF all manner of claims, accounts demands
against the Government of the United States any foreign
state or country before Comm. ione before Congress-
before any OF the public departments at Washington.
The procuring OF Patents, Army and Navy Pensions the
collection OF accounts against the Governments all Land
Claims, and every demand other business Of whatever
Kind requiring the prompt and efficient services Of Atto
ney Agent.
residence OF fourteen years at the seat OF the Federal
Government, with thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the systems and routine OF public business at
the different Offices well in Congress; added to this,
Tree to the abest legal advisers il needed uses
the undersigned in pledgng the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch those who may cnust their business
his Being we'll known the greater part OF the citi
zens OF this district and to many gentlemen who have been
members OF both Houses Of Congress the last twelve years.
deemed useless to extend this n)ticc by special reeren
Communications must be prepaid IN all eases.
charges fees will be regulated by the nature and extent
o the business, but moderate in all eases.
Address, IL. T.. SPALDINts, Attorney,
May 2-3m .5 !. WASHINGTON, D. {.
FANCY SILK VESTINGS-ot superior qia,
1 and style, Just received by
h,t ~ ,,tf..
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.=35 .-..fsst.,- PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS & CO.,

-Four Dollars payable in ddrdnce No sub-
scriptoa ic be receiced for shorter time than
and paper soai be discontinued, (crcept at the discretion
ofthe Ed0rs,) untu all orTearages are paid.
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POLITICAL.
HOW TO LIVE.

Oh struggle TO live a hnly life
That tiu,elo sh bring lhee ,.,.
Shall cl,he thee with conscious dignity.
IA doh great emplny
M, the ly l'ie which h,pocries fegn.
Bat that which Is une with liphi;
Mt that which Ell inmates tho soul.
But clothes il with masculine mirht,
oh struggle To live life of ifu'h.
Responsive 10 thy slul;
Iet It's dictates dir. ct thy destiny
Its voice ii me contul
Fear nh though thy pathway Ito
Ihrnngh pavatty. peril aud pam,
II leads To where ambition eyo
Hath lablred tn look in vain
Oh struggle 10 live lile of fhuh;
Let thy forehead face the sky.
And ever walk the way YOU q re
Thy feet will ioil,w The eye.
Oh walk no LONGER behind tho great.
Nor wear the worlds livery;
Enlhrone thy soul. let ii keep It's s'atr.
Degrade not thy dignity.
oh srug.le To live "A life of hope;
Who walks among the stnfs
Shall M, be shaken by worldly winds,
Or ear'h's dlsirac ing l,rs.
Benz ,th his ice, thu clouds which pl,om
lne gaze Of The soaring sight;
lie onkeih down on eauh's highest hills
Who dnels ON heavens height
oh Struggle t. live n life of love
'I'ls love that m'keth great.
Genius s hui living love
Lave only can create
Lake the latent hle in the hidden seed,
Lave htcakeih HE stnbh,rn soil.
Grows up In the face OF behelng llJst,.
Yet seemeth not t. Ill.
Love m1keh the world ls own
Yea more. even heaven above;
Love Is the legitimate monarch Of m'gh,--
The spri, Of life is love.
oh sternly s'tupglcun.
For all things Weld /, The soul
Even time. and fate. aud destiny
All bow t. this cuntnl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
The LanshOrnc Foundry

AS been recently enlarged and furnished with Ia,hes
] and other Machinery, required fitting and finishing
Cas- Iron work The proprietor socts share of the pat
ronage oi the public.
I.ynchburg, March It's t
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.VOTxCE.

I WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number Of NEGRO
l MEN to work on the Canal between North River aud
Ruchanap by the month for the balance the year
eh prices will be paid in cash, the work is donc
in adv ance for first rate hands. Apply TO Samuel MoCo-
ke OF Lynchbure, who i, authorised 10 hire. Ny hands
have cuoyed good health they recovered from measles
u months ago. tiA> SCOTT,
juno 3-ts
BL.aNhS TOR SHE ar TINS pFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

(NORN AND OAFS-We have in store, and shall away
~ keep on hand. supply Of CORN and OATS, " hich W
will sell low FOR cash SMirHSON 4 SIAIIIAM
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JAMES PAGAN Il co, SCUIPTORS, Market
u Street Lylchb,ug, Ia Monuments, Nantes, Tombs
and Head Stones, Table and Counter Tops, aud House
Work in general executed in all its branches in the BEST
manner for public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 10 6m
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NJ EDiCAL DEP ARTMENT OF uAMPDEN
WI SIDNEY COLLEGE. RICHMOND. NA.-The


IN neenth Annual Course Of Lectures will commence
Monday the Nth of October, 1850 the
lN OF the ensuing March The for confer
ring degrees will be held about the middle OF March.
r. l.. BoHaNN,N, NJ y, Pref orObsetrics and Dseas-
esQf W0ncn nd Children.
IW CHAMBERL,YNE, M d., Prot. Of .Matcfia .,iedica
and Therapeutics.
s. MAuPiN, Nj. D., Pref Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CH.s BELL GIBSON, M. d., Pref Of Surgery aud Sur
geul vq,atomy
CARTER r JOHNSON NJ d., Prof Of .qnat ,,ny aud Phy.
sioogy.
Dawn II TucKER, NJ. d, Pref Of Theory and Practice
Of Med cine
ARrHuR +. PETco NJ D., De,,onsrator of anatomy
The study of practical Anatomy may be prosecuted with
the most ample facilities, and at fling expense.
Clinical Lectures regularly given at the College Ini
mary and Rchm)nl AlmsoIse The lntirmary under the
ronf with the College and subecto the entire control
ithe Faculty, is at all times we'll filled with medical and
surgical and furnishes peculiar facilities or clinical
ructon Many surgical operations performed in pre-
of the class and the students being freely admitted
the wards, enjoy under the guidance OF the Professors
sua opportunities or becomng familiar with the symptoms
diagnosis and treatment OF disease
Expenses -Matrwulaon lee, S.. Professors Ices, sos
Demonstrator's fee SO. Graduation fee. s25.
The price of board including fuel lights and servants
tendance, is usually ; or s3 per week.
The catalogue, Sc containing fuller information
ing the institutions will be forwarded to those applying for it,
specific inquiries will be answered hy letter address,
- S, MAUPIN, NJ. H.,
July 1T Dean oil the Faculty.
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All communications attaining this Department. must be
addressed To f.. w. NJ KING, ESo.
The Faculties for intellectual abilities moral worth and
professional requirements will compare avorably with the
most distinguished in country. he medical faculty
sutes snamoy this other countryall OF them
able lecturers and the best OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical and
the extent OF populations have doubt the eli
eibty of situation for enterprise of the kind. As to
health including all OF the year, deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE
The first class Of the Law and Medical Departments this
Institute small, hut the gentlemen composing them
talented and in the degree rcspecabea favorable
omen for the future prosperity of the Institute
Tha, the public be satisfied Of the permanency this
school, feel II duty to satc that the Trustees and
Faculty form UNIT in action, which augurs well for
future and that tho peculiar internal
which connects them, ammo, be interrupted.
Wv NJ KING, PRESIDENT
ofthe Memphis Institute.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aptil 29-l2m
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Kc0dy-.N0dP Clothing.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

CHESTNUT ST.. ABOVE SEVENTH ST., PHit ,iStLr1,,
CENTRAL in the immediate vicinity of the
public Institutions, the be and fashionable places
business, and the attractive public Squares of the city
the important requisites ofght and ventilation principal
objects aimed at in the enlargement and horog
rovement OF this House II sno exceeded perhaps by
adjustment in America To strangers, therefore position
Is peculiarly desirable The Subscriber thanks
friends and the public or the liberal patronage they eN
tended 20 him, and them tha, he will 10 merit
continuance OF their nvors. A. r. GLASS
June lO-St
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~ ISy'tvUtc SVlp,

A VERY valuable Female House Servant, aged about
n nineteen, to be sold III town the peighhorhood c
icct which considerable discount will be made price,
Apply Ia MOSBf HOLCOMBE.
june 27-ts 4.-r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

JNLOuR, FLOUR-We have hand a find stock of
i FLOUR, some OF ii Extra SuperGnc, and Family,
which c will sell low. SMIIHSON 4 STA1IiAM.
June Cts.
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M. CONNELL 4 SON,
Dealers la Dry Goods. Groccr,rS .Nc.

WATER ST LYNCHBURG, Va,
X EEP constantly on hand, large and we'll selected
IN stock oi DRY GOODS, GROC FRIES, &c, toee ether
witha general assortment oi BOOTS, SHOES, &c To
whehthey invite the attention oi their iends and the pub
lie generally They have on hand good assortment of
KcNdy-.HNdP Clothing,
suitable Tor the Laborers the Canal and Rail Road
ALSO-5o0 gallons pure Apple Vinegar in good order
all o which they offer low Tor cash. exchange
try Produce
NB. Wanted, 1000 LOCUST POSTS, for which
liberal price will be given,
June 10 6m
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H.tsSiC.

1A0 CASKS Roekbrdgc Lime, in GOOD order
wv = barr l. Tut" cider Vinegar
hhl ct,at'a NAtup ior sale b,
lnne 20 tt Go BACBN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
.y'EG KOES.

WE offer services 10 those persons having Negroes
w Tor sale, bec that AT all times, obtain the
highest market price ir such property. We very well
fixed for the accommodation ol Negroes left with ion sale
and oui terms moderate.
MO.BY IIoLCoMBF, Auctioncc,s.
I,,.
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KUCkiHshNns Female lOIIegiNIe IIs.
SfifnfP.

VI>fiE all Session oil this Institution Will commence
Wednesday, l7th July. 1t is important that young La
dies wishing to enter be present the first dy OF the
sion. JNO e. BLACKWELL.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The exercises OF the first at this Institutions
will take place Wednesday the 10th July Also, Mr.
John Howard of Richmond Will deliver the address before
the society of young Ladies' Musical Concert will be
given to the public on the day preceding
June l7-tlA JNO. c. BLACKWELL.
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LAW DEPARTMENT..

Hon. f. W NJ King, Professor Of TicoTy and Practice
OF Law.
john Delaied, Esq, Professor oil Commercial Juispru-
dence.
Ypr,ns-S $50 NOR SpSs;o,,
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SIlslsls'icS.

100 SACKS Salt,
IOV tons American Rolled Iron, assorted sizes,
10 boxes Loaf Sugar receiving per boats Comet
and aled1nia, by GEO BAGBY
linn l.
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VEN. GOODS.

.EE3U' (sOODS.
NVvATERuOUSE & POTTER ,avc now in store.
w and ale daily receiving from \. lak complete
mcnt oi CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMtRES, YES.
IINGS and FURNISHING GOODS, oievery description
and quayto whehhey invite the attention o their
and the public 10 examine
Store formerly occupied by Whucmore Il Co, three
doors below I. D. Jenningss Commission Store.
Def
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For Families.

0Il Nicely trimmc family cured Hams, small size,
w Case fine Black Tea,
Case fine Green do
Bhls. "Smits' Clarified Sugar, iol preserving,
500 Gals Cider Nncgar-ior sale by
june 13-ts JAS r. WILLIAMS
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.<sskSPriOr Salad OF.

SUPPLY oi very superior qualified Salad Oil, which
be recommended to those wishing the best article or Ia
hle use. last received and ior sale by
June Its JOHN IL. SEAN, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

On Dnl LBS. BACON-Wc have on hand 20, 900 lbs
~N.ONO BACON-some nI il large aud fat and we'll
cured. We have, also, band lot Of our own curing
suitable for family use-which is very nice
June Cts. SMlTliSDN x SrATIIAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
GOLD COLORS.


gINlE subscriber takes this method of informing gentlemen
who have light fancy coloured pants that soilcd,
that they have them dyed beautiful gold color
fancy color they wish He also continues TO Y and
BLEACH Lcghorn, Straw and Panama Hats, by pro-
recently discovered at the North; by this process
heachng the hat retains its brancy and whteness much
Longer than by the old process Also Carpets ccansed o all
DIRT and grease with which they be socd and made to
look almost equal to Persons having the above art
ces article they wish dyed, cleansed the
ior restored have them done al the shortest notice and
the most satsiac manner by calling the subscriber
sthe lover end OF Main street, opposite the Famets Hotel
April l5--3m JOHN H. SOLOMON.
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ElLING OFF ATCOST FOR CASH.

q y q TT n y TT
WISHING TO reduce stock which is large and
w embraces all qualities of Boots Shoes, Hats Caps,
frunks Carpet Bags Nale Satchds Umbrellas Sc Sc
IN TACT every article usually found in Shoe and Hat House,
viii sell at prime cost lo cash All wishing articles in
line will find ii TO their advantage toeall soon at
June gl-wts ! w 4 s H. RINBOTGJPS
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sugars, Sugars.


yyTEhave IN store, consignment, 55 hhds. prime N O
w Sugar winch viii be sold low io cash, credit
Tor negotiable paper. We invite the attention country
merchants to this consignment.
june lo--ts MoSBY n HOI.COMBE, Auctrs
IANGHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
MOTIF E. Fine French Cloth Goats, order and
~ trimmed in the b = amer, complete SIS 90
No. Lemnnie's extra finish, trimmed in the richest
STYLE $40 90,
Ma. | Bayolies extra do do do $50 90
April Its f.. LOCKWOOD
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MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 29-l2m
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{ A r.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-10

The PRESIDENT. The question is on ordering the
bill to be engrossed for third reading
The yeas and nays ordered and the bill ordered
to be engrossed for third reading, as follows a
YEAS-Messrs Atchison, Badger, Benton Berien, Brad
bury, Bright. Butler Cas-. Davis Of Mississippi Dawson
Dickinson, Dodge Of Iowa. Douglas. Downs F:eh Houston
bastian Shields Soue Spruance, Sturgeon, Turney, Un
derwood, Wales, and Yulee-S2
of Massachusets Dayton, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Ewing
Greene, Hale Harnln Miller, Pearce Seward, Smith, Up
ham, Walker, and Winthrop-lS
And the Senate adjourned.
ron the next day this BILL which provided only for
Territorial Government in Utah, read the third time and
passed as has been heretofore stated
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-10

ucSieco VI 10 Dr0V0 Gel lNOTtes
leaving undistub the following words Thence with the
channel Of said river the Gulf Of Mexico and for the
words stricken out substitute Others that the paragraph
will read as follows:
First The State OF Texas will agree that her boundary
the north shall commence at the point which the meridian
OF 100 degrees from Greenwich the Red river
being the southwest angle the line designated between the
the territory apart for the Indians the United States
thence the norhery point the
dam across the Rio Bravo del Norte which supplies with
water the rrgatng canal which supplies the Ell Paso
with water and thence with the channel of said river to the
Gulf OF Mexco.' 7
That is amendment The NEXT propose is to strike
out the second paragraph follows Second The State of
exas cedes to the United States all her territory exterior to
the limits and boundaries which she agrees to establish by the
first article Of this agreement" And insert the following in
lieu thereof: 7.-,f" :
Second The country between the Tooth and the io3d de-
gree OF longitude south Of the Arkansas and north
e before designated line between the Red the dam
is hereby declared be Indian territory par
cehed gut ana divided such such time aud
Congress shall provide"
Them in the fourth paragraph, desire to strike out the
words " cesslon OF territory" that it shall read
Fourth The United States consideration of said
bishmen OF boundaries and REIMBURSEMENT OF claims, will
pay to Texas, sc.
The PRESIDENT. The question must be taken on the
amendments separately, and not altogether.
Mr.. PEARCE. ask the Senator from Ohio to withdraw
his amendments for moment in order that may propose
the amendments necessary TO perfect the bill.
Mr.. EWING. I will withdraw them for that purpose.
Mr.. PEARCE. | now move TO amend the 5th paragraph
Of the bill by striking out the following proviso
srorsded also, That Ave millions of sid stock shall
issued until the creditors ofhe holding Texas
for which duties on imports we're specially pledged shall first