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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-23

THE HUNGARIAN ExILEs-The Elk Governor
of Comorn and suit, accompanied by DR.. KRAlTzER,
native Magyar, formerly professor in the Univer-
sity of Virginia, and now citizen of Boston ariy-
ed in Washington on Monday of last week. They
called on the Secretary of State and the President,
and then visited the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatves and the Supreme Court. Gov. UJHAzl
made an address to the President in the Hungarian
language, which was afterwards read by DR.. KRAFT
FER, and 10 which the President replied in feel
ing and appropriate manner. Polite and kind at
tentons were shown to the party by Senators CLAY,
WEBSTER and BsNToN.
The Baltimore American gives the following &C
count of the Ex-Governor:
"We learn from an authentic source that this
gentleman was the proprietor of highly cultivated
tract Of about four thousand acres of the finest land
in North Hungary. This, with its stock and APP
purtenances, and all his personal property, amount
inc in value to between $4,000 and $500, 1000,
are now lost to him. Gov. Ujhazy was member
Of the Diet before the outbreak, and was always on
the liberal side. He was an associate of Count
Bathyany, but unlike that gentleman he has always
been inclined TO republicansm. The Governor is
fifty-eight years old. He sometimes seems in good
spirits, but has generally an appearance of sadness
lie is quiet and dgnifed in his manner, possessed
of much sensibty, and is apparently of fine intel
lect and high education. He has with him in this
country, his wife, a daughter and two sons. The
latter entered the army as common soldiers-the
younger being only eighteen, The elder ofthe sons
passed through ak the grades to captaincy, and
az. lol ,, ffarp
from the effects of a wound received at Buda, and
is not we'll able to travel"
The object of the party in visiting Washing
ton is to petition Congress to open diplomatic
! pondence with Turkey, for the rescue Of Kossulh
and his companions, and also to grant to the Hun
garian refugees a portion Of the public lands. The
ladies are in>S New York.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-23

Dissolution OF THE UNioN.--As a frank a
vowal of the views and feelings Of some of the ad-
vocates ola Southern Convention, we give the
following sentences selected from long editorial
ia the .A,Tora, published in Wilmington, North
Carolina Three slaves escaped from Wilmington,
whereupon the Editor calls all the South to the
rescue and asks:
What's The Remedy? IL Southern Confeds-
racy, with Capital at Ashevile, or somewhere
else on the mountains. where the lines Of Georgia,
South and North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia
meet.
What ,ciH the Southern Contention do?-We
hope to have no more barren addresses. If that is
all the delegates intend, they had better stay at
home. IL they will methodze plan TO dissolve
the Union. we will hail them.
y.
eff This be treason make the most Of it," said
Patrick Henry
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-23

n5- Unavoidable circumstances have prevented
the continuation of our remarks on the subject Of re-
form. We have nothing to conceal. and in due
time Wi give the further views in our c0nempla-
aon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-23

HENRY A. WisE.-Ths distinguished gentle
man has recently been in Richmond edifyng the
citizens and members of the Legislature with pub
l., harangues His first appearance was before the
Virginia Historical Society, when he delivered one
Of his most peculiar speeches. He insisted that
Virginia was at pretty low ebb, Ma. ELwooD
FISHER to the contrary Notwithstanding. A few
evenings afterwards, he spoke nearly four hours in
the Hall Of the House Of Delegates on the "Con-
troversy between the North and the South" This
speech is said have been 'a remarkable medley Of
Henry A. Wise and the Union-the Yankees and
the Slave-,r ade-the Brazilian mission and Gen.
Houston-Texas and Observation-Disclosures and Gen.
Riley-Polk and Tyler-Henry A. Wise and the
Nashville Convention" &c., &c. II was under
stood TO be an electoneerng effort for seat in the
Southern Convention.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-23

"Jf This be treason make the most Of IT, sa
Patrick Henry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
llnm Mc Raieigh Repistcr.
L 4. II 4 L 1

No are ghl II see hat ptop su,on of th" n,os'
stringent character has been lfro inrel IN the Npo,o
Convention. now N ses4on Al Rth nood. rolive Ia the
poplry ii m1hng provision r lhe onava ol the Tree
people If color lum thll Salr. Tho following Is the
resolution:
"Rc0ired That com ulitr of--ma nhets ho np
pnnlnd /, uqafe nta the eVpedi 'ocY m lasaltins II
cnusc ia the o5nstllull NJ dec uing vel all laws npw
IN incH, by which slaves VIII may horoatt he em1ne
pnlod aud theu descendants. may be- permitted IN to-
mann within The limits Of tbs Comm ,nNe rlth = Ia fr-
sain The g nllyo department ol til government itom
passing any law granting penn sson ia any such cnan
cpaied slave, his III her dracrndlni7. IL tcmnn with
m the Commonwealth and 10 ptaedr ihe, hh1Il hr
competent I, the Legislature 10 pas law. for tho ttm,
val Il free nclaea and mualtoes beyond the limits e
this Commonwealth Il her with 81 without the consent
oi sad free ncgto muIttoes.'
We have hann for some tne past attending 10 call
public attention 10 Moth taloliua Il this suh1e't. Tie
propr,y oi s,me acton in Tho prom Ia hrcom
aud mute apparent every days aud shall mu h
mistaken II the rocrn' deconnnl enumeration does not
dcyeope ate oi things h1t viii demand prompt aud
decisive eplsIann tharn. Iun fIc' cannot ba dgn,-
I'd that tho free negro population ol the nih Is dngef-
N misrhlevou. In genrr h speaking gIesi-
upon body puile, that requires immediate
appic,l innni the rluety. Tho cvll ia rapidly growing
one. loo, the Census returns 50 lar amply wnan' u IN
asserting Wcufe wcllnwate OF thonany dilif lies that
lr II the way G legislation IN The sualrt, because OF
the mlnv exceptions IN mi st 10 the gsuefal worth.
lra mass aud vlcousness OF the class t. whom we nlar
aud of the aga aud hclpes Of others, How lhosr
difficulties nlny be uhvlacd nosrd, reserve To-
consideration Ia onf next uuf supple ohlact. today, be
ing Introduce the snhJact. and IN nsst, ~ tu as Ne
have hunbo vice IN tn matter. upon tho mgudife
necessity of some acton by our ensuing legsltnn, aoh
mo 10 the drpornon ot the lrne r5nns ot color wipnl
the limits oi n nh Camna, with such humane stpn'
ons rcalri TONS aud eNccplloos hr aenoml Assem-
by. wsd m, shall ,leet Tho morais aud conl,n
c1ne.4 oi our Sllyrs aud her Irfail uhle
may uot advert, lmprtatlyely drm md hl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
TRADE AND COMMERCE. ON THE IVES
TER \ " AIERS.

Tho follow inp from he "Annual DISCOURSE brtte the
historical Sncely of Ohio. by the President. " lnm H.
Gallagher shu",uo the rnpld pIgrcss Of Itnde and
Cannufee on our Western watpfs viii ho read with
pride aud pleasure 10y all whn wachlag thu progress
aud are aactpus m the ptuspct, ni great aud harry
county The Rtuoe uachrs bae. INT, The past fly
yrars aud shows thu astonishing growth Of cnmmu on ~
thu scc In o ON county 10 the presnni. Bni tbs IL
up all il !, snggcsllys otthe future Tho esournes o
the Ncs only lnsi hcolnung 10 be Developed. What
then may be expected fly years hence, If ont Com
metco gees Increasing IN the ratio Indicated IA ths
tito. Ton hy yoAls cme.-- Cincinnati pdttGadcr
Il few Mcla will aNhihit, "a vii volume. the
wnndaltul growth oi " eSten Imdo aud commerce.
Pesuus Ia the year $500. Il !ht or tn keel boats.
ut twenty la twe0V five tons each. paufmed all the
carrying trade hetWren Cincinnati and Put,burg In
lSo2, the hisl government vrssel Appeared Lake
Erle In ISL The ir,i steamboat Oh OflehiS) was
launched n III sbup. Pfeyious to sl7 about twenty
hAtles, averaging uue hundrd t1ns burden, comprised
all the facilities lur commercial iiansportaon between
New Olrans and the county On the oh riSer high
up louisvtllt aud tinolAnat. Each ot these boats
nlado ono ,rin down and back, between this, two
place. and New o5leAns each ,or. Ga the upper
Oao. from tho Falls To pit.hur some hund ed
aud fifty keel has Wete employed about lSla-'li-
The ayeRgc e2e OF lhuso wa lhry luna, aud they
cuped ion SIX 10 sevep weehs N mailng rha votn9c
hdh WAYS. In The year 1919, he drsl steamboat Qho
n an IA he " dtrr) WAS built o. llkr Enc. IN 1910
tbs at appeared tnp. IN Lake Huron. H. 1896 the
waters u Mchilan WE tit- pl'wed by hr koel ii q
scamhoa n pleasure trip t. Grcco D. ilV panocl aud
oNeooicd IN thu summer oi this year. In S32, steam
boni st appeared at Chicago In 1873, ncarl, ,he
tire t air OF the Upper Lakes Eric. lluun aud Nlehi
canvas carel On by eleven small STEAMBOATS,. So
much fIl tho heginulng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
nY TERRY n szEgELDs.
1'f'Fs.Tys

The LYVenBrRa NlgsfsnN' ~ published cre,y .no,l-
sg and Thursday morning II, Four i,aii,rs per an1ion
irabie adrance. No eruption teY be reccircd for
srtsr time than mouths Jid papsr rtH be dscon
tutei except dt the discretion or The EdtorS) ufH al
diTcaTdgGS are paid
gF ADyrRrsENENrs inserted al 80 cents per square (or
isss for ere,y ler form Insertions ana 3' cts pc square
Tor iess) for ecerg outer form insertion.
Epcrg ifreitiser tsretedto 10 note on te hS hoir Tong
hs ostes MS advertisement inserted; a advertisement, not
ga mated ,c be inserted tn its dtScouance be ordered
For YEARLY the terms for The pllrdege
Of tro squares, No. fr square ~25 for square
,r form s35 Euety yerly HdrGrtiScf rW be required TO
fine his ADVERTISING to ms particular lc fbusHoss.
Jos PRNriNG erecued neatly and erped,touSiy and
on reasonable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
DEI.lBER ATt. MURDER.

case II what conc.ivr 10 have been most del be-
mnfdrr occurred il Russell county. aboai ID mie
fro u this place. Frldpy o last week. by tho
o Combs regarded rather despataio character.
returning allng the min foal, iron supp sed,
nenhbnuI Snllhausr, met several y,ung men on their
way 10 dobattug spcl,ty Ater short r i'll chat n
mong hen. aud having separated. Combs. with his ns
his shoueer heard 10 set the triggers and seen
Ia cock h gun. slightly un hi' head aud sight along
lhr barel eeVae the be ch aud tire. his back i'll 10.
wards the young men. The ball cnered he ad Of
youth by the mime of Bowu,ng, aeel about II, he
sou If wida" Iady) WIN expired almost mnedltt ly.
ron one Of the youna men eAcaimpg. "Conos, You
have killed hun" he LATER hendshy replied, ~ 3.
yon had b. stick him, aud walked oil with apparent
uncoucern lie arrested The neXt evening, and AT
lhe County Court Of Rassll, Tnesdty last. he was
without difficulty h slapn ssnt On for further LII Al at
the Spring term Of The Snpotot Coutt.
We donot llb 70 Judge, hut lr What we can learn
I the cumsiunces elleItcd by evidence before the
examining nrt, clnnot but re9'rd II aS case o de-
lbrrae murder the ptme instg tor o which was
,edishcy Not that Combs IntoXca'd at he time
the contrary he is said 10 have b en- sober. hut
liquor has blurred his ,ensblltas and made hun an out
law. -.3biHsdm IUgiaida.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
pALMETIO REGINlENr-A MONUMENT

Il IS with uneign'd II asnre we announce 10 rea
der that the remnant Of the gallant bard who returned
from the MeAicn war. have determined II erct flung
memorial 10 heir lite beloved and brave conmandet.-
When men like these undertake tp carry through such
otject Hey ,eW do A. Their patriotism Will II
exhaust Itself in resolutions words. and conf
den ly state that monument worthy Of the gallant
dead vi III be erected.
We admire the spirit which amin tes these noble men
they loved the man whom they styled tho father d
their reg ment," and tn il devotion 10 him When living
has changed a monruful. III ugh IT., less aiec
lionate feeling that he is enombed ln the sll T Car
oina. They are determined to wipe out the reproach
Which mi ,ht attich To The STATE If proud memorial
marked his resting pace and solid aud cold must be- the
art which could not sympathze with them in lh, #
fnt to conseerate his memory.
A correspondence has been had with of the nem
bers of thr family of the deceased aud happy &c
say that they have assenlej grant The mourul iv
rge lr the gallant associates ii the decreased That II ey
viii erect monument Drifting the memnry and deeds
ot Pierce NJ. BGtier canuot duuhi. aud such
itio wi, IaHsin h thtiI ohldien knowledge O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

curnn exlnbI lon is IL of preparation for thu
Nodd's Far, by NJ Wyld, NJ. p. The emi'ent map
engraver. lie CO sWrtlnga hug" el1he of flly-slS
feel in dianefer. winch vii be povid' with conven.
mode of ngress md ogres The diff rent counties
of he world Wi be represented npor the inner, and not
np,n tn surface, aud The interi wit b. ftea up
wh galleries and sla cas's u enable the ylsiter
10 MIKE Of the world and VI each OF the coun
nies whose industry or production viii be displayed IN
the Gfeat "a blLiln.- EngiM Paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
,,arses. cattle. Hogs sleeps Plantation uten-
u.ni.ter of The Niratni:a Dehatcs.

,.,uE undersigned proposes pnh, during ihc ses-i
4 of# the VIRGINIA REFORM COM EN- ION st ult
III. .rnt number OF subscribers he obtained during th
.s Il, ilsue the enterprise, RlosftR othc Debate
5 praertlins Com tntpn, tacu down and Writ
n out by corp. oi the 81 experienced and accom- lsh,J
Stenosraphcrs 10 be lad in the country.
,rbe Regaer Of PUginia DcbafeS viii be published in
,,to form ON . ,od paper and with clear pc, and will b,
omplc.rd when the Convention shall lave closed IL lah'
vith A copy o the New Gons'ltnon together viii th,
~ Of the people upon it. When such shall have bcon uel
Iy a,ceraincd The whole to constitute m" a CON
y,nien size binding aud prescnaton Judging Iom h,
blity displayed the discussions during the short stsW
nf,io, 10 the adIoummof ii may saiely hc asserted that
tI ID bate, the Virginia r., nm oons rnin arc Likely b
p5ssrs, more than ordinary interest tptle public.
TERMS For copy al the Register -. TWotepic
Il onc address lot -. Npropy sent Vni the money ha.
been received ht the publisher
n B-Shoula the requisite number oi subscribers not b
bnc1 such persons haNt forwarded the amount u
ab,ni on shall be credited to tIc extent "t th,ir remit
ncc on the books 81 the Richmond Republican, and tho
Sfmi Weekly edition ul that paper will be forwarded to th,
amount ot -, in lieu oil the REGISTER
.4ldreSS, NN.H. GNI.IAlER,
RcpubIi Iiran pdire,
oy1l-3t IR.hmaud Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
MrSCELLANE JUS
rnE CONVENTION PEN Skfrcu

III 'oNNEN 'oN y HNf''' iif'N'
hish'dy hlS gfne homo, llr iill "i th' House ot
Delegates ba4 resumed lis evan t'1f and thete l. hu
ing lel N l. except lhr ne'eean' OF thf sceurs which
have la1cly ohcurfed. l. may he worth Nho Ia ropro
due f." al the impressions II has left. II WIS IN
good fortune twenty loas ago io Wgtns' very frequently
llr sessions ol alnlhr tonvrnan, the equal Of which
has atey been sren IN undrn lnrs II lhofc wns ever
an assembly which d I'D ihn tanH ol 'ls nm.
tha did. cootanfg Nr Ma iisen, and Nlr Al"nme, the
late thit Justice the btillaal ih1neh erme john X III
da'ph. PU0lP u 1drlI", Mes ~ laleh lohn,oo. aud
~tua d, and ohots VIII had eithN written ihrf lanes
udrhby On thu plgr a history. ~ teqdrcd the resrcr
ml coahl'nre at lhclr til" elAens by h gh taIrnt.
iht grir, and by snfc -. lhe ssn1n p That tonvrn
ton was long and anl nai' n possible plans II rrrtm
woe discussed, aud hoally c'nsunmalnn attained,
winch conceded much In the splnt ol rinfn, aud pro-
yljtd cnsttutitn under which 1t MAS hoped The com
n.onN wealth wonll loo( reP'Nrn prtr..
lull,r the laws Of he Alcles aud Pcslans thu Or
game law u NIpiua may be acred. aud Ia oileel yet
greater changes, the Convention "t 800 as,"mbcd =
Nas'cr changes We're dcmauied, ~ IL ton 10 which II
l. not p0ppNe 10 speak, but only ot tho men VIII me
assembled to effect thrn. Common lpg At 1ho Aflnnt,
on the very oat P1doI the Commonwealth, we caood
bu be sftuck with the 'en al III" delrgies tom Acro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

vile Advertiser. kenlurky. Nhrtloe Xatnng .Npinia
lefN County Democrat penn Nralehestrr County
Democrat Penn Galveston Civilian, rrxas; Galveston
Gazette. IeNas u heciing Pdper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

Our DtInocratic friends are perceive, aeady be
ginning a1iiae the question Of the next Presidency.
he prominent candidates named Thus far James
Buchanan. Lewis Cas-. and Samuel Houston. The lat.
has alf sdy been adopted the avor'e by The follow
lne uia1l Louisville y IN ,fst, k,a uehy, L,uia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
90 70 n's - EH

1000 r Z ya2.y py lI"r' H"1 : 'l'' caalIe..
200O lbs. good Sole Leather; for st'e by
Oct 81 is j. /. Nll.LlANS.
V1A,sItY Fg,OUR-- 800 Bbls Nat Barweil's Supe-
4 iur Family Flour, in store and for sale by
OrtI7-ts MCDANIEL. s. LEE.
sENSY LIND Boxes Ial!oW Candies,
~ 10 Boxes ,hce,e, oil fine quality.
Received pr boat Jenny Lind, and or sale by
0ct lO-ts J. T. WILLIAMS.
STEGROES FOR SiLE--A likely Woman with
y three Children Tor Sale. The 'od 81 am
stress ana Pastry Cook. Apply at this on'c
NJ, ll-w3W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

Potra's Statue Of .Nr. Calhoun was forwarded from
New York 10 Charleston on Saturday last by the
SopterHa. ] he statue still remains IN HE box as
originally ereosrd, but II has received injury than
was at first reported. The Journal of Commerce thus
d.scibss il:
The figure Is of tho life sza. clio he'd with the Roman
tara and saudals The night points towards scrdl
hrd in the # hand, which is written the wo'd
Gov sttntnn' The left arm WAS represent d by the
arts repo~ing p,melto tfee, but unfortunately
the arm fir the clhow aud the hand. with the plr
ton Of he scroll gaSned have been broken oT and LIST
Much 'H1u made u secure. them, but in vain. The
Grs joint Of the thumb only found IN The box. 1t
bears the mark Of heavy w aud tho presumption i,
lha the injury caused by fall Of the marble upon
il with which The vessel partially laden. Other
than uis the statue perfect AID salness. Il is in
deed beau ni weak Of at The cod stone in
s.lnct vi h life
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
Wy ll-tiI)ec
.Vr. JNilsps EsUsS :

,vr. James IL. EsUsS:--
NhhNOTlCE, that, will on the 18Th day oi leeem-
etf looo, 1T Counting Room in the town OF lNnch
burg take deposition OF hares H. Smithson winch,
taken will be read on the trial OF Chancery suit now
uig and undetermined in the CitcuIt Court oi Law and
aeery ior the county oi Campbell State OF Virginia,
switch we the Plaintiffs, and you and others De
'uahts Yours Sc,
\, SMITHSON ( STA1IlAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
i)nrtitol.
4 Ish,RailE'a

nN Mis- n, ItWis.
Boudmg nrat the hlte, dim,
breathe u low, funeral hymn
for Young soul called away
Ere the nann-tld. oi itsday,
foi the sleeper on the h,er
nropno more icg,eilul tear.
l.o' the Tranquil dust You sec
|, hut dust IL the soul Is hcoi
El,th one bounding step hath Lost,
Busy hands arc snllly crossed,
Eyes whose elcams we've spitd horn
opo NJ more to greet the NOM,
Lips, once wicathcd with SMILES, ate now
Pale as !, the sleeper, brew,
And then tones oi love w,,e hushcd
In the storm that o'cr rs tu,hr1
GIVE the sleeper bach ta cod
nu>t 10 minglc with the sod,
Soul to iise on eh.ruh Wings
10 the source whence comfort sp,ings
She Is, death Was nnt d,smaYcd
Twas hut passing through the shade
10 thr land whore such ha,crost
On the gentle Sa, iou'- hrcast
stormy was the toad she Iiul,
But II led he hac, t. God
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
G-EMIR AL H0IEl
Executors Sale Of Land.

n pursuance Of The last vii. aud to lament of James
Bowling, decd, shall on "Wednesday the % day of
Novemhef. lS5O, on The PROMISES, eVpIse 10 sale by way
of public auction. The FIR ACT Of LAND lying On tn,
head wat, Of S:oya Crpek, in the county Of Amherst,
which lhe sad reslaor resided the Of hi, death
and continuing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

The Tract OF Land
convey ed tou, b, the deed of Trust auvs ol
two parcels, and de.crbcd a, follows
One parcel 5al aud the other IS Acres Raee
and Il Poe-toal iSS Acres l. Pole situated the old
New London road, about mile south ol nchhurg
d--.es There Is comfortable DII IEiLLNfi IfOt 81,
Hi and good Or ,d on the land with other
tlh rcs Persons wishing 10 examine can dose by cal
ling ON Mr BoNles, who lives on the premises.
Ienns ct sae-G and i months oqaal instaneuts, the
purchaser giving bond with good personal security, and the
withheld a. further security TIL they he paid The
title Is believed 10 be good hut vii b. sold with onl,
pceia warranty DAVID +. SriNCE, .r,
Nov I t2sNuV JOHN COMPTON, il"S'ets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

StENERAI. hundred ards Of Country JEA NJ, and white
- LYNSEY, lnst received On consignment and VIII be
.oll on good terms ri, EtIOIS
Nt,' l3=fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
HsOStn0rcfGgctst.

The meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Rocky Mount
Turnpike Company, postponed TIL saturday, the 7th De
etutbaf. BY order OF the Eeatd,
Ot3!-tTDle J. W. DUDLEY, Secry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
Noy Him

,oOklNG STOVES & GRATES-A lew Cook
ing Stoves on hand of good quality and pattern which
st to hand GREGoity 4 RoVtII
Oct 1t - ~, ; -''i''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
Meeting cG the Stockholders.

GENER Al. meeting oi the stocthod,r OF the Rocky
n Mannt Turnpike Company, Will he h"idai the Frank
In Hotel in the town OF Lynchbae, saturday 18th day
II November. w. DUDLEY, SEG'EY.
oct l7-tl6N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
JOHNSON, YOUNGER g. SMITH

A REnaw fully prepared for the Fall and " inter trade
having lust received in store very large addition To
then stock Of
q rO cS
Sugar, Coffee, Tea salt M8lasses, Candies, Rolled and
Hammered Iron, Nails, very superior article Cotton
Yarns Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Clarified sugars, sole
leather-al'o, very superior article o Virginia made
Cheese, Fur and Wool Hats in fact their stock large and
comprises every article suite to the Grocery tlade.
Dry Go q d =.
Bleachcd AMI Brown Domestic, all widths and pri-
ces, Oznahurg OF Naious brands Calcoes and Npacas,
very handsome article and eheap fnllcl G'hs, San,
linscys Negro Blankets, Guern,ey Shuls, Sc, So.
l. Ia rs.
fme Penat Brandy, vintage lSil,
" Otard & Dark and Pale, lsil, il,-'2,-'7,-' :,
" \ Seignet"
old Madeira Nine, variety Brands, very superior,
sicily Madeira g
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BESIDES Lar &c stoc OF Domestic Liquors, such Brandy,
t'm, Rum and Wh-iey. We have hand at this time
lot Of most superior pure old Rye WhIskey-ai Of which
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