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EcHIish'S prepared Eu0mO

FpNllE subscriber, having been appointed sole Agent
u AT L,uehburg, for the sale OF keutish's Genuine
Prrpaied Guano, is prepared u furnish the article IN
large or sinai. quantities
l. Is believed 10 be The cheapest. best aud per
mtnent fcrtlzar yet discovered. and Invaluable o'
tobaoen. COM cotton, fled crops. fiu. trees, green
house plants, garden vegetable Sc, Sc.
Circulars containing numerous certificates from ihnse
VIII, have used It. and OF ohers WIN have seen lis ef
lects, Will he furnished, giving lul duccons grals
March 2ls GEORGE BAGBN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
GfRISTOPH UItIELH HUFEL.lND.
~ ISeftSH.
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM IIOOFLAND.

IL IA
Zone Il the renowned physicians u the great
esi helaelos d n,drtn tunes. bofn Al langcn Sal
a. 6efmany. an lar I2lh day " August, lfb2 Al'ei
car fu scholastic eaucnlan he. like hts iaher and grand
1hcr fNo cccbalad paetar..) voluntarily Devoted him
So If tn ffr study u Medicine a Jena and 6utingen and
IN r., abt4uc Tie iraree ii Dlet 81 Ndcine. nj III
later University Frm If93 ia lsal he oil 'lhed as
r. i'cs.af nj lhe DIVERSITY ut Jrun IL lso he WAS
appointed Pusa Pnystcnn t. the kng OF Prussia, Nien
r al tie Academy u SCIENCE. ami npon The establish
mint n The n,at College, at Berlin Professor and Cour
Pb,stcan by the Ministry ef the laleror His charac
tensile prnouudnss aud deep penetration enabed him 10
combine Tire iheotefa aud practical - unite old and new
-,stens produce IN common the practical aud useful, and
thu, dow thctcf1m le results aud necessary applicable
mc,ns
~ Nas DR. II principally. whoexpaerd aud destroy
el nc .Bn,wn's s1st,m.' which. Notwithstanding the
hulImnt rAterlof could not conceal It. many mpefec-
uous brought to tlsht by iIootands noble mpaflaltty
sound truth. AID deep rehftaton Independent d his
prlcnctl usefulness as Physician and Professor Of lhe
,ulnp ant he has canned dodlHe hmc Tor his Superior
Know cdlc in aieriI ,Hcdas well asiarh his mamt ii
works an Medical Jurisprudence Among these may b.
mcnfianed d. nafld renowned uabfobc IN the ant
u puau9tpl HE Nystemol practical hooIlag an lleas
vi plihotruc.' 'ournl ii practical Medicine. &c. lie
ma. b,sue. AN ths, gained eternal fam" and praise from
-ulruna hnmaalB f. the discovery and combination ol
several nal,ltls molicuals. among which Is the far
famed aud justly celebrated compound, hooweas
Dr. IIoonand's German Bitters.
The application u acjpaes earth In he cure Of Snl
phurie diseas.s-.Ibc ceIe5rotrd Dnphorele remedy
aud numerous insaIuble recorded recipes.
Afer the celebration al ms heth professional tesivi-
~ l> upon which occasion the King OF Prussia HON
orrd HIM with The Insignia 81 the Order Of tho Cross o
the Red Eagle and many otho ROYAL Ocders and marks
u dsncf n, he died "n the 25h dty h August le56
ms thu I>ng IF prn--as private MylDcnl Couusclar,l
,cidou' ann legitimate male hcr = offspring.
DE NJ Jackson ut RhIlc'P ia,nds had The means
Of ohaa the reelpe- Of TIN great medical cum
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
Con, i,sissiOuer's .vDfire.


4 / Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancrr, IN
n tnned by adjournment and held Tor the county OF Cann
hell the Courthouse thereof the 9th day OF Oetob,r
1919.
John 7 Irving and Mary his wife, formerly Mar, IIe,0.
don, Plaintiffs,
Young w. Robinson ex'or of Edmund lierndon se.a
Daniel C. IIerndun, George Herndon, Jane Graves MI,
Sutherland, Dudley Richardson and Nancy his VIII AM;
Trent Rhoda Clements, Robert Moriis and Sophia his W.T.
linn Johnson and Elizabeth his wile Susan II,rnn
Jesse b uern5n, " illiam Icrndon Reuben Herun ,L
unknown heirs Valentine crndon deceased the nnkno
heits OF Lewis nendon decd HE unknown heirs of Ron
jamn Hcrndun deceased the unknown hers OF lanes
Icrndon, deerased the unknown lers ol John IIerndnn
dereased the unknown heirs OF Sarah Samuel deceased IN,
unknown heirs Of Elizabeth Baker, ceased, and the un
known heirs oil eathatme durham, decd Delts.
IN CHANCERY
This cause this day agantphe heard upon the ma
pers formerly read and the report o Commits Toner Sbenp,
made pursuance the dccfeal order Il the 18th ,x
OF MAY ISIS and argued by counsel On consideration
whereof the Cout without deciding upon any stion in
the and reseying To each party tine right hereafter to
make exception the sad port, doth refer account A.
gain said Commissioner Tor the purpose OF completing the
doth therefore addgc order and decree that the said
Commissioner do take further account OF the adminstra
ton oi Young w. Robinson upon the estate OF Edmund
ierndou deceased mbacng the whole estate
practicable that he hing the proceeds OF sale the OF
Land bought by the executors, INTO the
that lie take oil the of the .,sd-
legaees alive at the time OF the cstaors dc ah
all the heirs law Of the Edmund Herndon deceased
and account OF the said with the heirs
the b. of the said Edmund ierndon deceased,
showing who entitled t. said estate and what proper
ton, ard what have already been paid hcn and make
report OF the the court with deemed per
tinen. o. required by any Of the parties.
copy-Teste,
i
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MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

JAMES PAGAN n co, SCuLPTORS, Market
- SFett, i.YishbUg, Id-M,numents, Nantes, Tembs
and Head Stoles Table and Counter Tops, and House
Work in general executed in all its branches in the bgst
manner, for public and private buildings. Terms moderate
an
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ESEs. eBgsE& G.


FASHIONS FOR SPRING, 1850.
\ MES - EDWARDS, at his old stand, three do 1rs
- above Mecm 6WatHin returns rs thanks the lib
er patronage he has received, and hopes by prompt aen-
ton to business TO merit its continuance.
April l-wIv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
BALTIMORE,
At,0,,, lard Factory.

- : stTI manufacturing NJ I'll \ j.
rtnfls FOR COTTON ANu"oOl-, and wiu wal
=, tbr., eaual a4v made IA The untsa H'"t', M M
ant ,, a., ..,l .,l TAG usual kiHd- and Will make
- number - order. ,,,,.,,,>,,., ,.rs n,
d. Isb-A gcneral assortment Of f1NpiN"o AWAY ."
ham, o's'f l'' JOHN II HASKELL,
". u south Eutas Street, bA'nmor'' ND
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VI IT
j. ID. ALEXANDER, c.
CoMNlISslONER,S OFFICE, ,

:
Campbell Caurt-ilou>e, March 10th, 1850.
The parties ted in the foregoing decree, will take
notice. that appointed the 27th day OF April next,
the taking the accounts dcc ed by said Decree
which day by 10 O'clock NJ the parties will attend
my Office, Campbell Ifose, with their accounts,
vouchers proofs OF identify and copies OF court papers, pre-
p,raorv taking the accounts, directed by tie foregoing
decree. JOSIAH SllEPPERSt'N, Comr
n..l0 IL In
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COSTUME HALL,

Corner Of Pratt Street and Ceutrf, Market Space
THING fE.FKs ElEg0gSE,.
yINIE proprietor o the above establishment would respect
mlly inform the OF Baltimore and vicinity, that
received from Europe the Fall and inter Fashions,
with rich of Goods adapted the
ing season, consisting oi Supeuc French German and Eng
lsh Cloths, Castor Beavers, Pilots and Pelto Coating
new article for O,crsarks and business Coats Aso,
splendid Of French and English Gassimeres and
Doc-klns, the desirable styles imported this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
REMOVAL,

rEllE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, of informing his
friends and customers that he has, recently, moved
from the location, which he occupied last year roce-
~, Forwarding and Commission House, to building few
doors above the opp site side OF the street, and on the
same square, with llbrers Hotel.
Truly grateful for the iiberality, heretofore to-
pioaton to his business and disposition 10 give entire
ise"0 in every paeu to be entitled to continuance
81 their counenance All orders for Goods and the orwar-
ding sale pfany kind OF Produce Goods, which be
consigned to him, viii receive the strict and prompt at
tCntion.
In forwarding goods charge will be made for drayage.
any person making early application, two com
Portable rooms above the store, Will be rented as offices.
Mar It's I ECUOIS.
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RICHMOND.
FHO.Y.E.v'ED NE TIE, NT0 * q.
18Th street between Main aud Cary streets

18Th street DfiAffH Rt'tih ana "a
HfEiINlDND, Va
yXrN. q BURR oilers lef sale On aoeo'nh iA''"E
w tcrma-
~ ton. ameriesn Rolled Edith ard swcdcs lfsn1
In bdls Baud, Sefsfl OYal an Hall Oval Iron
In Enz.h an AneiIe sheet lrea and Hop iron,
) tons B4IeT Plals Iaul, snd lue I'm, -.
al. tiefnan, spfi4s, Eaglish aud American buster
Strei,
Tn Plate all szss Russia Shee Iron, and sheet Iinr,
Btaziers Shooting and Bolt Copper Block Tin and Spei
tct,
Raer and Tank Ri.et< IRON Timed and Copper li'eis
Bellows Anvil il0rse Shoe Iron, Nail kod' aud Nails
Maf1-I3t
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DIB r ELLIS HO T E L,
xses-rrA
6, s.1;jjA
Main street. LynchbWrg, Va.

I'VE would respectfully inform IA" public that
he a. wolf prepared Accommodate day, transient and
permanent bparder reasonable terms From an expert
ene - years nnsseared endeavouts 10 please he
hopes 10 obtain tn support ms old friends and That oi sra-
et Ills house located and contains excel
lent rooms tol families. Genrnen, arriving IN Their own
aucc will find eSren stah' and carriage house.
CIIAS. I. DtBREl1 Proprietor.
~ Passengers IN the canal Packets intending to take hc
stage forauy point, promptly called Tor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

W. hav" Just received by Express. Of those beau.
W uiu cight-day and thirty Marine Clocks both
round and oeag They will keep time IN any position in
winch they may be placed and disposed To sell them
very ION 10y cash. MpSBl s IIDLCOMBE,
April It's Auc,h,n,cI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT.

AlHlfEE rs 2 a iT|As.H n
Oa,af The mos, erteasre IN The United Sta",
I7o Baltimore 81,
vftrRF 500 persons are employed, and stock OF loaio
~ a,sn Of SHIRTS always hand style and qualitiet
all III all parts OF the Union. Merchants ana o,neis
visiting Baltimore invited 10 call and examine Tue 'a
m - ,s.ofnient oI SHIRTS that has ever been olef-
- IN tim. f,ty consisting OF all siz as and qualhies' nor he
nj Il -, which, Tor II, e saa Workmanship eannot be sur
.d MIR than usual Il, 1t la, been made orender Inc
,rt.5,snt5 u SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and Nol-
~. nRA EtS complete and desirable in every respect
- + w. BETfON,
l79 Baltimore street, near Light.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

VIRGINIA. TO wit AT Rules held in the Clerks
ONCE OF the County court oil Franklin county, the sth
day oi February, 1850
Moses c. Greer Plaintiff,
against
Joseph Iiyesay, Andrew Ivesay, Peter ivesay, Susan
nah Livesay, Ursula \. Livcsay, and John Livcsay,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
NEW CONCERN.


INllE subscribers have formed co-parnership for the
4 purpose ot doing general
GROCERY 81 Commission Business.
under the siyle and firm ot AGREE = MeGLANAIAN
C'ur stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Domestic, &C. VIII be
found al all nss large ana well selected. Cnnenmenis
Flour, Wheat, Tobacco, c. will be promptly attended
(hc psrti'ular attention Of John q Mechanism viii be
gwen to thatpert Of the business) Goods lived and
Wadel, and oehage fr drayage. Thankful er the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended former
Germs aud individually, would Fecflly solicit contin
uance TIIOS. q. AGREE.
JOHN G. -CIANAliAN
Lynehburs, Jan ;, ls50-is
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POLITICAL.

LIN - 4 ~ VA.
Hvv.R.r.
white Spring nnv decks the way viii flowers
Whose -sVafa sunny smile
Rlepd< with the veriure Of thy havefs
And Lends enehanisnent to totbe hours
Aud pleasantness the while
Oh , watch thy beart teas earthly sway
Should bear is sffing-,tne bad' away.
when sammer leeds ts mellow light,
And pleasure, cup is sseei.
When friends csnse round 10 Weld delight
when Love Is thfnr--,vhen HOPE is bright
Thy happiaess complete,
Then guard thy heart lest pieasure' cup
Should poison in the drsugh, soa sup.
When biissft' hours are hseiinE fat,
Bv samincr hrrezes driven,
Then nav thy ripnirg Autumn cast
A sunshine o'e, the blisSiai past
The past 20 virtue given
Then nav thy gentle virtues shine,
.Reaecting OF tbs lifc' decline
calm f,reiasto Of Heaven
Washington CITY. March lssn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

Made from rich Nevets, Sans, Cshmcres and Nalencas
aud at all prices }li memhcrt the and place,
oil Pratt Street and CetreH1rtet Space Baltimore, Md
Nov 22-wI2m II. II. COLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
STAGE AND RAIL ROAD LINE
.sa&R
From I,nchburg to Richmond and Northern

From L,nchburg To Riehmond and Northern
Cities.
rU,IIfS line leaves 1vncbhurs Sunday Nedn-deN aa
Fnlay m ltnas. 81 \. n arrives a. th'iies re
za r,aaffr vhafs nsafs having iad UiRh- ffsi,
.hs Is..t5a H. fss tass aHnnr~tfrs 18th re NWthsf
tram iran5 Isic lrn afiyes a. " shnzt"n s 81 am.
Bau1ofea II I T.. NJ. tssnf-tuff hour - s"f""'e -
al, ,ibsf Iae passsfrrrf- kshm.Hd atilsed hF y
ae *. pssseusals insured regular eaaaf ton al
aa-aara stations ths H aIff. as tes sni safs3 uN
huilt Coaches haxe heepp1 nan the haad' WIN Hh'ts
and Ilarzss tquaI ssny ~ AtrEinin. ~
Passenger. fm the so'uh.Wost will hod ths the cheap.
=. SisEe Line, the - ~ ate and get superior ae
Communications.
Fafe fun Is nrhburg 20 Hisbuon1. aalt 50
HAMMER : uElSkEi.t, Contractor
Narrh Il -v3m .
Iss-harr Republican. Fleea~uc Willy W he, and Al,
pgon Nrrlri1a viii copy werk IT. one month, and
ssitd arreaats 60 tbs ai,nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

GERMAN E,ITIEVs.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.

HI appeared Ia The leading German journal Of Phla
4 adalPaIa- tie g Philadelphia Demact7t.p Tho Ed
of was personally acquainted with DR. liaoflaod' aud
przua t. s,ts Of goat man, hr could nat quiet
y look INN the assurance afan ImP1sto without apPz
ny ihsFas'ic Il approaching danger:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
Esk.FED R'.y.RF3g' 1'EEE.V'G.

Persons IN want 81 Ready Made Clothing, particularly
inyedto rl and stock before purchasing else
where Manufacture all qualities Of Fashionable Cloth
inr and of that article is at all times LARGE,
which oilers purchasers great nduccmen oi procuring
quality Inch cannot be obtained in any other
81 ,thine est ahli, hmcut in the CITY.
w have hand and constantly manufacturing Gar
every variety, from the best materials in the
approved styles, Tor fall and winter wear, consisting OF Sur
tout Sac and Petot Overcoats of all coors, qualities and
Il. D Il 4 : . ~ .I..u..- Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
IN CifANCERY.

The defendants Peter livessy and John Iyesay not hav
ing entered their appearance and given security according
the Assembly and the rules o this court and appear
by satisfactory evidence that they not residents OF he
State Virgins: On the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel,
ordered that the said defendants do appear before the
Justices Of the said county of Franklin at the court
house. the first Monday in Nav next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy oil this order he forthwith
published in newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg, for months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of The courthouse of this county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

Samuel Garland, in his right and as surviving partner
of the late mo s. x NJ H. Garland, and Executor of
Money Calawav decd and Wm. Butler; Def's
The Defendant, W llian Butler; having entered his
appearance aud giving security according to the Act OF As
sembl and the {u,s oil this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidenc that lie is his country
1t is ordered That the sad Defendant do appear here the
first day OF the tenn and the bill OF the plaintiffs;
and that this order he forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the town of vnchburg months
sureessvey posted at the front door of the Court house,
in the said town. A Copy--Teste
March WIN u. ROBES, Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11
RO. A. SCOTT, D. c.



NT1RGlNIA-M rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Count Of Law and Chancery, for the
Town OF Iynehburg the 9th day OF March, 1850
Richard \ Hewitt, aud Catherine NJ. Hewitt, infant
by her guardian and itiend the said Richard
y. Hewitt, heirs at laws oil Nancy Galloway, decd,
Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

XIRGINIA--Ata Court held for Bedford county, at
the Courthouse. the 25th day OF February, 1850.
Crenshawj Samuel Mcdaniel and Eliza his wife formerly
Eliza Crenshaw; Thomas Campbell and Martha his wife,
formerly Martin Crenshaw Mary Lucy Crenshaw, and
Priscilla Crenshaw, Plaintiffs,
Rabert W. crenshaw, Emma S. Crenslaw and Eliza
beth Crcnshaw, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Robert W Crenshaw not having entered
disappearance given security according to the act of
the satisfaction OF the eonrt that he resident OF the
Commonwealth OF virginia. an the motion of the plaintiffs
by counsel it Is ordered that the said Robert W Censhaw
doappea before the Justices Of tie said Court the
house OF Bedford counfy ON the fourth Monday in NAV
next aud answer the bill oil the plaintiffs and that copy
Of his order be forthwith published in some newspaper prin
ted in the town OF Iynehanrg for two months successfully,
and posted the front door the courthouse of this county
\ copy-Ieste,
JNO. r. sTEpToE, c.. c.
Mar7-w2m
NvIRGINIA-At rules held inthe Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Ghancery for the
tomnofi ynehbnrg, on the 9th day OF March, 1850.
Thomas I. Saunders and C;ustavus ~ Saunders,
tors oil David Saunders, decd, Plaintiffs,
against
James Bullock C. Clark Bowling Clark admir-
OF Henry Clark, Decd and trustee of James G. Mooiman,
Aam Clement late Sheriff OF Campbell county and such
administrator of Jas {. Norman deed, -------
------ admir- OF VIM Mitchell, decd, Robert Otey
eNor OF Isaac Otey, deed, James Bullock sheriff OF Camp
bell county aud as such administrator of c. Clark deed,
Booker Preston surviving trustee of VIM MITCHELL Ben
lamin A. Donald George Noble and Giels M. his wife,
VIM. Terry. VIM Saunders Amstead Otey, late sheriff OF
Bedford county and such administrator oil Thomas Moore
decd Henry Huntington sergeant OF the Corporation OF
ynchburg and such administrator de bonis OF John
Moore decd and the Henry Dunnnton ant sc.
and as such administrator de bons Of Benjamin Perkins
deed, Deft's.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Robert OF Isaac Otey deed,
and George Noble and Ges NJ his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the rules this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
II is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the rdav OF the next term and answer the bills
of of h,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

large assortment OF Boy Sacks and OvereolS, %
less than the usual prices Superine froe and Dre
Coats made from German and French Cloths in the late
fashion \ large stock OF Tweed Coats, Pants and Vet
We have large assortment of Tweed Fr,rls and Sacks
new article. Forest Sacks, Tor stormy weather.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

Y k@A1S.

From super French Doc~kinsbaci and fancy ssimc
Pants, Of variety Of shade and color, 81 So 10
> 80 3. 3 40 and upwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-11

(fatcyd partner IN The concern Of Tnsey x 1agiorD
laAS Just returned from the North with very well
] j sorted stock OF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-18
Fauquicr White sulphur springs, Virginia,
La kuoac Surines-


WILL open of the let OF June. Ex
No expense will be spared In adding
embeshment comfort and pleasure Of the
the positive
miraculous effect pacu
policy enlarge the
the original design, crafty the
well al their health and
Situated remarkably healthy In full view Of the
bold Blue RIDGE and In the vicinity OF the beautiful village OF War
visitors horseback OF in carriages the improving
roads, the scenery, may seek exercise In
the alleys the pistol gallery the Of billiards. or the
their APPROVAL while the ow deer and
silver hh the elk and relieve
who In nature
every step which expanded bera could
add comfort and accommodation OF visiters The
hurdle ball. brilliant
lend their respective attractions Nor these
for monde only To the holy ministers
cordial grudgng invitation
without The usual services OF
the CHI are respected throughout the
Springs miles, taken, from
so from Alexandria Tnweeky will
both these I'LL July when daily lines viii be esab
lished.
These Springs post Office books "Wacnton
should directed they be len
the White Sulphur Springs in Greenber
hoard win follows $50 for the whole end
SIS for months; 500 for months SIS for
$40 els for weeks 81 rs day meals
half price charge years old When
tables provided children before the hour those
table VIII be charged full
- DANIEL WARD,
June Superintendent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-18
Extract of a letter dated


PHILADELPHIA, June ID, 1850.
| am more thoroughly convinced every day that the
plan OF adjustment under consideration 10 the Senate is
The plan for the occasion Adhere to il firmly. and call
upon the patriots OF the land South and North to rally
upon it. feel. for the first time in my life, as II |
could WELD editors pen with satisfaction myself
in this the hour OF our countrys trial What is the
South TO gain by the failure of this PLAN Does it not
repudaie the Wilmo Proyiso Is the part relative to
Texas obligatory without her consent Does il amount
TO nothing that the whole power and influence OF the
federal government be exered in aid OF the
cry OF fugitive slaves Ifthe Missouri line extend
ed 10 the Pacific, would the South have any political
weight in the councils OF the Union which she would
Otherwise lose Isit not evident, ineontroverbe that
stead OF one, the consequence would be two free States
on the Pacific and almost equally evident, that slavery
would never be carried beyond the cotton latitude t3l
deg) this side OF the Rocky mountains DO those
who oppose this plan OF adjustment from The South really
believe that they contendng for anything practically
important TO the SOUTH And does not the omission OF
any restriction upon the right carry slave property into
the Territories, and the still stronger fact of prohibiting
the territorial Legislatures from imposing such restriction
completely and punefiiotlsly what they have
strenuously coniended for-ibe honor of the South
Depend upon it. sir, the people of the South will with
almost one voice, sustain this plan, and put down the
party and men who oppose it, Ii be defeated, they
will teach the who defeat IL lesson for life
Mark my prediction