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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
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he Heocal GaF,runful, as solemn duty, to maize
ihat security tircua. Their luweroas mol only clear
hnd tul hu hoenldnt 10 OfhP'moo Il the court, N III"
above erd cast II AIS crehsrc, The States so'caliy,
% Hg under IN "pN3l9eo, aud having No PeWH tnhak"
laws u regulations In fSptt 10 he delivery 81 togltvts
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
From The tfjrj,uond Tim. :

The Meeting Saturday iii fof tn Virginia ahj
Tennessee Railroad, was lreely attend by mer-
chants. and other c z'ns. Gen peyton pp-iled. Mr.
JOS. AndpIs explained The action Of the delegation
10 Wytheyile. Colonel Garuett d, iiyrr,d plain but
very Interesting and effective address. Mr. Benj Rush
Flord followed with great frvdur and eloqrence. Mr.
Alacarland eff red resolution decluinr that the ci
<ailewafd. changed to Tie citizens of Richmond ounht
II subscribe the sum Of 100000 to the stock Of tho
Company, soon 100000 hall have been sub
scnbed by others aud the COMPANY shall have given
assurance that it vii MIX no Determinations against
Richmond in establishing is connection with any rail
road below Lynehbutg. Mr. l,aas fl red a substitute
10 the "fiaei that the city, n rs corporate capacity ought
t. subscribe 100000 10 the Virginia and tennessee
Company, on condition that they will obtain an amend
menl Of their charter, for the pup Of connecting her
road with he Rehmand and Dnv1lle Railroad in which
case the city should further subscribe $500 900 for the
purp'se OF mixing that coanec ion, pr yied 800 OoD
he snbsc bed by other parties. After earnest discus.
sion, lasting TILL mdrghi, in winch e II. latyie. Mr.
Lyons Mr.. Nactfaod, .jodgo Mason. DR.. Saunders Of
lynchbug Mr.. Den on, aud Mr. Iuntall took part =
Mr.. Lyons Withdrew his substitute fr the purpose Of
Offering II alditional feeonti NJ. Maefirdnd's
resolution then adeprd ueaHi non>ly. MIR. Lyons
njeeted 3 10 -. the IN citing having become very
thia lag committee ordered In he appointed.
topspcnre TT subscriptions recommended by the ftsou
i'm adopted.
w shall give the proceedings in full Tomorrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

JrnGG SuARkEY.-rhsg gentleman, who was
President of the Nashville Convention, has con-
scntcd TO address Union meeting. Mr.. Sharkey
repudlates all sectional schemes denounces ul-
tralsm, and boldly sustains the recent action OF
Congress All of which is indicative Of the
growing unpoPularity Of the dsunioa scheme OF
the ultra men of the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

50 sIaW77 ITe nov Congressional dol1g7o0 rom
Ohio We loose Fink by a sad detection in Washing
Ton. possible the official vote VIII rhanee the re
suit hui as at present advised, we think Gayl lord is
tlfc,d.
lo usan. iod,p nderi is elected to Congress in the
l9h district Over lllagl1nd.
The rsalt for Congress is. Whies. QDemocrats.
Gdd,oes Fme-so !, i6wn,heoa, Abolition Loco and
johnson, Independent. 81 much for Ohio in $50.
Ohio State Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
.vCT Fs0oh> ! .SeT EgooE>! Near Books j..
MEAN 1ENELRN NEN JEWEIRA !! AND
MAY

NEW w ArtIIES
n IIAN T. JUST received fine assortment of New Mis-
h cclhntuus Books and Novels -anono which may ho
found he fplawing
The Night Size # Nature
X ath .rIne noaphs
Tie Paelpdc.
Amy Harrington,
New Hand Books Of Games.
The M4s,rjrs Of the court Of Iaud, II II Gro Volumes.
pdce perstt A. 81
Frank Fmrigh. 80
The Seward 80
[, .entNirvp by l,nariinc ~
ihousaad ana nnr fhahlom' by Alexander Dumas, -
| he ll"rul n Fans -
The Golden Eaalr %
Wharton The " hale X Her -
The Ocean Mrar.h -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30
Our baltimore Corresponds noe.

BsLrIsoss. March 2s, 1850
Burnt 70 D,ah Religious Days TIE F.rea D.s.yes
Case.
The house Of Asdrev Humphreys, on Msr.h Msrsss
srsss, YES destroyed By are yesterday morning. sna
% the Iodgers named Ioho fr-eoarxsr vas burat
TO death, having occupied sasret room aud 10 s SUP
poeed that be smoi h~r~s by the smoss His body
vas found yesterday morning among the ruins
little girl about thrse yssrs oid the daughter OF
Tbos W. simyop. 81. yesterday scsidst 20 death. A
water s-cidentsy t,sd over and p.rfectly dreach~d
the child caurins almost instant death.
Yesterday and to day have been great days amoua
the church going population ~ our ETY. The CAthoe
snd Protestant b-ls have been ringing Whilst ssrvscs
morning. noon and night has been held In shsir
churches Tn. Jsws are also observpg their passover
An their stores are oossd Esd tbsy are aossisx 20
their synasosses
Tb. letters and eocuuepts of the Forrest sass ere
attracting graf stsDtisn In yesterdsys Herald when
received here tbs morning. ana the store os your
ss.nt Mr. Taylor w. more than ssusiiy crowded, by
persons seeking the H,rsis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30
The Hague street sunsrers' Fund.

Yesterday, the nnal disposal Of tho Hague street
Sufferers Fund was made and the money deposited In
the Bowsry Savings Back In this city aud tbs ssvisss
Bsnh In Brooklyn TO the credit Of tbs persons under
named less What had been paid some Of them
count The amount subscribed reflects honor upon
the humanity and bsnevolencs Of the citizens Of New
YORK. The committss he'd . very dihncult TASK to
eonpsh sn6 they appear to havs get throush t very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

Hsslrr oy Ms csLsovs -Iptsli xsnce Of the pr>-
cer'ous condition Of Nr Cslhsun's health reschso
Chstlsston the 2th instant and created the stn -,
esetsusrt The Courier, Of that city q the 1s.h.
nys =" Yesterday IL vas the inquiry OF every ons
whether there vss any tatsiitsenss respecting hsw
Indeed Ne have never knovn deep as tat~rese en-
PRESSED for the fate cf vvinosd for thss
illu~frtcus ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30
s.preme Csurt.
trkCfAL TERN.
p.f. aa et1s.Ast

Before Judge Ntshett
hsscr H-Jssot Jsfffs sad Ofhsrs ns Lar fsfs~S
Rasiroed Conpsny = Motion 10 dissolve an fsjunsssp
reefrsinns plaintiffs from proceeding In their suit sod
u et aside sn stder srpsintine rscever. The rcd
eost nearly tvo million doliars bat greatly DE-
tericrstd In value The suit recover $40 oo6 th
amount of cond, 81 the company Gas sonss sd.A
for the defer that the appointment % rec<ssr
bsrs fds ard done In good faith .Dscison reserved
The Court did not st on Decd rdcsy.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

lhs presidspt has recognised James ors~or a. scu
sui q her Br snsis nAsssy for the sss,ss os us..
spd Nev Hampshire, tore-ids st Portland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

Movements OF Iodivsa anls
Cspt Montgomery, Dr. Jobp Nsdesss~ss r A. CisrS
United ssstesNsvy hsvsssrsved 10 snss essy.
Hen David Paul Bro~nss s delivering lectures ct Rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30
TRIAL OF
PROFESSOR JOHN WHITE WEBSTER,
CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER Of DR.. GEORGE PARkMAN.

MEDICAL COLLIE G E. BOSTO ON,
On ynIDAy AyTsRrooH. NovsMssa n lslo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

oruEn frt~s.
Mother OF stepbeu sud isaac ~. a. Osborne. Sioo %
Mother q f.ii Hull. .................... % oo
Mother Of Georgs HYDE. e................ - %
500 90
Total amount distributed. -. .sss52 oz
Expenses. .................. b<s 20
Totaleollectsd. ....................s .sH lsf %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23
%. s. MAINTAINED aALE.

WILLIAM G. PIcKERsgILL %. r. NJ. LAP1cE IN tie Cir.
s ss E ESsEs b Sc S e Es5ss r M Is Circuit
ID in The above entitled suit have sizs5 ard viI sx9o
street. Caytrss qad Rogal Strgsts New oilesns
on SATURDAY, the 9Oh day Of March, 1850 al the hour
The equity Of redemption and all other right. titles. or
Interest, N reyeon Otherwise witch the aid p III IA
pice has. may have, in and to the following properly
All that extent of LAND situate id the Parish Of ocodia
IN lls State lying and beng in township number aeyen
sketch whereof i annexed TO mortgage made and executed
by the said p NJ Lapce James Brown, under date OF tie
WENT Of April lSI s9d paced before Lacien Her
Said Lands commencing on the Mississippi river at about
lands OF David baltimore, and running in parallel ne Dis
lance OF about two and half miles to Lake ConcoFdia
ilnorca Plantation, belonging the succession Of Stephen
Minor. thence TO point back to Wiams Lake and in
continuation running down n the rear Of four Spanish
Walker and Peter Walker, and belonging to The aid
aIice. and thence following the back or double eonces
reaches the back Line of the Mnorea plantation and III
co1tInnsol following the back dividing lines Of Whitehall
and Mnorca plantations the lower come OF fhe back con-
ceson Of the Charles Carers Spanish grant designated on
the above mentioned sketch number three aud
~ 0aek corner running abont three miles in straight
ne 70 River Mississippi and parallel with tire upper line Of
the plantation belonging William Bisland and tence run
nins upthe River Mississippi about three and half miles To-
land the of the Joseph Walker tract ninety
four acres the whole of the said parcels Of land con
teen and foyye hundrets of an acre a. viii more
iny appear by reference being bad the above heightened
cotton plan belonging to said Lapic and known under
me name oil the Wtehal and Arnauda plantations front
hg on inc hiyeL MslD,, and Lake Place, fronting
menis and apppreanc belonging each of the said three
panato9 withoat exception reservation whatever TO-
gether WIN the following named Slaves, attached to and
working on the Whiteha plantation to wit.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

SoyEREIGSs AND BILLS OF ExoHANGE.-on
the person OF H. 2ehander, driver of cab No 226,
who was, with three other persons, arrested yester
day in the First Municipality for disturbing the
peace, was found purse, containing two sovereigns
and half and two bills of exchange, one for 500
and the other for 1925 30. Zehander stated they
had been left in his cab by gentleman whom he
brought from the Lafayette fire on the night of the
18th inst. The articles deposited with Recorder
Genois
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

The WILNoT PRovIso.-The tide that is sci
ting against this measure is exceedingly strong
ana rapid In the Senate it is opposed by Clay.
Webster, Benton, Cass Houston, and Others and
IN the House by Winthrop, Bissel and others
winthrop being the leading wing of the House.
Truman smith, of this State, is very hostile to ii.
President Taylor is opposed to it. The measure
cannot be passed by either House of Congress.
Among the wings in Washington, there seems to
be struggle to decide which shall knock it in the
head by the severest blows.-HaTtford Tunes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LAr1TuDE 2so 3. aO N-Lorarrupg 500 YIN Time. sh

Cleared Yesterday.
sRp aStar o New York, fSieE Go
5R E%sj s55sR tyEiIP P';S.o j is 6
%ee6 6as Ramon Hamburg W i 6sasSHdt
BBrg GIgf0 op p Salhoup an Francisco BaEe Co
se6 Sarah Reynolds Philadelphia via GEspd GaiGa
ssRT s SS9Re Ts, MPfsRa TAMPA
P S5d Ra as ss FsassS aasg
s s 22ssS re Robb Tam Ks.op Ra WGkh9%
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Mount Washington, Stone, from Hare 18th January,
Ship fhos. Wright, Babbidge from Liverpool 2ath jan,
Ship Judah Tsqro Ncke.On IL days from, Boston, to j.
Br. bark John Walker, 8days from ApaaohcOa in ballast,
70 nlas gta-l
Saf 70 81 apo may nay! from Havana IN bal
Brig MARYLAND, Gracia, q days from Philadelphia,
sc LghtloOt Couch 81 days from Thomaston to master
STEAMBOATS,.
Flora, Basset from VsrmiiCnville-S bales cotton
TaSbaiehe, Wiley from S Wy gdte bales cotton.
A w yanLeer, Ayes, from Atakapas-lO7 bales cotton
Oregon, hiisra nj from ON SISBis 4''"''D''
F M16S s SssGs iron rom M g. ISui.
Amaranh, Achson, from st. Louis.
eca Da@sG rem Grand Ecore-Ss8 bales cSiton.
buckeye, Devon, from CINCINNATI.
TOwboat Alnawan, Mccullough, from the Passes.
TowbOat !; +. Whipey. Flinton, from the Passes.
TOwboat Belle, Hamburg, from the Passes
Memoranda
The steamer Buckeye towed down from Nachez the ship
Desdemona, laden with lumber for California.
Towboat Belle lowed down and sea- the 10Th inst,
ships Deyonshire and Virginia.
Towboat J. P. Whitney towed down and to sea- on the
Goth inst, ships John Spear and Progress.
Passengerss
Per ship Thos. Wright, from LivergSO26 steerage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. :. .aad

ST ,CHAgLEs-I Rynders. Bone, A Douglass, Y: J
Slchoa, Mas; 2 WiiEms, = Green, A Warner, Mis-
psy T Pa; " WhiTdge, Conn; 4 Cris!y and lady;
llamln, Mrs Smith, Ky; T q Hunt, C G Mediation ]
Moore, La; Il J Gay; B Tappan, Miss; Nicho Tenn
smith, Va; 1. Suthon, Capt W Austin aud LADY, G + Con.
peiE, J w Walker, ? Barker and LADY, A G Compton,
2 . Compton, s. COMPTON l. G Compton, Tanner. 4
Tanner, Calhoun, Calyt 9 Blair, A w Burgiss La;
U ButensGhon Y; Elliott, Scott, Mobiles J Rhodes,
Ala Farmer, Miss
PLANTRRs-R Dale Mis-; G Jackson Pntsburg; Jor.
rel II Johnson A Black, G. w Green, Ark; Mc(iar-
ny ny; Mr. Hopkins, O; COZens II Caldwell ia;
NJ II Marks, Natchez; aud E Prudhomme La.
HEWLETT, s-M Gauthiers. N Y; t d Caller, w r Da.
Miss; II Branson, MIR Uubre Mr Obyarne Las Wal.
lace, NJ SOmeTvile, J THnbul, Ala.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23
NEW ORLEANS:
ATuRDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1850.

PRIVATE STABBINs.--Yesterday afternoon, at
the of St. Philip and Condo streets, Michel
Miller was stabbed with dirk in the right hand,
by man whose name he did not know. The Off
GERS are il search of the unknown.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

NOTORIOUS CHARAcTER.-Wm.W Wilson, alias
Scott, was arrested yesterday, in the First Muuiri-
pality, on charge made by Thomas Rodgers,
Rodgers boards at a house of doubtful fame kept
by Wilson, in Gallatin street, between Hospital and
Barracks streets. He had deposited $40 with VIII
san, who refused, when asked, to return it. VITA.
ever he the validity Of this charge, Wilson has a
most nnenvable reputation, and he cannot, there.
fore attempt to prove character" when exam.
med for breach of the trust Il was into this house
rather den, that, short time since, respecta.
BILE citizen dragged from the street in open day
by band Of rowdies and despersdoes, robbed OF
his money and watch, beaten, and then pushed
into the street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON City, ,


Friday Evening, March p, 1850.
Arrived during the week 434 head of Western Beef Cattle
Is Cows 80 Calves 40 Hogs, zoo Sheep, and 20 Mules
Prices Of Beef Cattle during the week have been in favor
holders, but somewhat easier during the two days with
only moderate stock sale. OF Hogs, there are rome in
first hands, and but few Sheep on sale.
Prices Beef Cattle 55s@97c % ID net Hogs So
@6c q Id nett Sheep So 50@s3 80 % head ilch Cops
sls9 500 % v bead; Caices, 5}&@75ae v ID net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

To CARPENTERS, BLACKsMITHs, ETc.--A very
large number Of tools of all descriptions were
found yesterday morning by the Police in John
Dead's house. in Girod street, well known as. a
ceptable of property stolen by negroes and others,
A number of stone cutters tools, marked G. Roy,
and silver teaspoon marked M. d. r., were
among the 0HtntuDr yatheruDs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

SECOND MUNIoIPALrsY PoLIcE.-George r.
hrmitage for threats of personal violence towards
Il. Myers-James Newton and Thomas Fallon, for
similar conduct towards Peter McHughes-and
Elizabeth Baldwin, for initiating their example in
relation to Mary Miller, were all arrested. Rob
ert Estraw, free man of color,) was arrested for
being in the State contrary to law
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

ALso-A certain Sugar PLANTATION, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon aud
!herenne belonging situated in the parish of s. James,
about sixty miles above the city of Nev Orleans bounded on
the upper line by the plantation Of Pierre Richard and on the
other line by tract Of land belonging widow +. Vaavaso
consisting OF four separate tracts of land of the following de
scription, to wit:
or less six arpents front the river Mississippi by depth
of eighty arpents the side lines closing considerably towards
the reaT the being bounded The upper side by the
property of Pierre Richard before stated the lower
side by lands hereafter mentioned
3D. Another of LAND, measuring fourteen aTpents
or less front the river Mississippi BY depth OF eighty
apents the side lines closing less towards the
3d. Another tract OF LAND. measuring zen arpents more
less front said river Mississippi BY depth of eighty
apenis, the side lines closing less towards the rear
bounded side by the ads formerly belonging Henry
Johnson and now to the said Lapice.
4th Another parcel OF LAND measuring about four ar
penis front the said Mississippi river by eighty arpents in
deph bounded the upper side by property above thirdly
described and the lower side by lands OF widow Vaavaso
together with the following negro SLAVES belonging to-
and at work the said Sugar Plantation. tn wit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

uuaiFe.ynes acres et soxaute d'acres de
terIe etant "a motto E dn GUAR section sadEt No Gin
Est No qninze al Gu appert par e certcat No Ito,
gne ct desne A. Sidney Lewis coecteur des monnaiea
pubiques des Eat mis- Ia vile de a Houvee Orleans,
date de vng deux A6ut mile bnit quarante-
Aust, trols yingtdeux aer vlugt-quae eenemes
acres de Iere eomprenaut les lots No. Quaire, cinl, SIX
ct sept de section No dams e Township No
t0uze sud do Est No qunZe, sins quill
erleat NO lbI4, date dR vingttros lanvier lbp
sgne ct deyIe par A. Sidney Lewis coeceu des monnaies
pubiques en- Ia vile de Ia Nonvele- cans
Aust certain Moroccan de TezTe Ia paFoizse de st.
JACQUES borne gne gupeeure par a lots dezzu1
deserts CONNIE esaai de Ia pataiiUn stueeen
s1sde parote, ct snr hgne inereuFe usqu "a goiqn
de Cahte de IA Ia Eue DIES
NJ 8 PosyfarEe e dir lot
entire hgnes paraieaes.
Toutes les terres plantations eseayes etc. don't IA desc
ton pfeoede sOat les memeS enurnereS dam
d,aniichis des dts mneubes pae par deyHHt Lueien
Hermann, notatre public, la vile paroe de la
Nouvee Orleans, Gate du treize Mai mil Init cent
quarante rois, par M Lspiee, aveur de James Brown
lie dit aete tesan actunent pafie des coVes
engsTes bureau du sud notsrs Dc plus les
les eseayes dsdans deserts ee
ia date On su acte daitchs dros Tires ct iptersS
du DIT r. NJ Lalee malnenaet otfefs yente sont e dro
de dams ecayes deSsus DESERTS
CAGES et hypoteaues ayenr dU dit Jams Brown le
susit anichrss De plus drgit nte
rsfz rharuna.
DIES es ters, plantations eelzves apres Placement
DIT james Brown de somle de quae mile dollars,
de la e apres les spuat0hs u susdt acte
dantch, ct apFes cxiGetion de tontes posheques
tables qui sont aegeemea eehue rgires dams les
paros de oncoFda De ST. Jacques de date plus
Fhypothe1ue lndteaTe provenAnt de iemeg
are paguant. do present jugement dams les spds
TERMs CoSDrT1oNs-Comptant payable lors de Pad
~ Aces de ventes au frais De / aeduereur.
Bureau du Marshal de Flats us district de Fest Etat dc
la Louisiane, NonveleO orleans, Fevrier is, 1850
WILLIAM s. SCOTT, Marshal des Etafs-Uniz.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-23

u j. COKE d. CO., DEUssIsgs, Corner Of yHaga.
hI zine and POpdraS streets, prepared to %
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam
lies Every article warranted genuine. DIR. E. j. ~
CONES Preparations, extensively used for years. StA
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
III EXTRACT a. SoPA AVA, Nss,hsRtssAPARuI.A
AIM AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior TO the Capsules or any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
IARAAACUM--Th strongest preparation that
be made, proved by the effect produced
BAlsSAM OF RAPHTHA, TAR, llVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMtFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nl6 ly3dp