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Hemp*'1* Convention—Second »ay
Memphis. June. 7—Flic Come ition ie a-_
.nihled this morning. 1 he Committee mi iu.
elution*, consisting oflwo from each State, re'
juj,rC Moor, of Arkansas, offered a resolu
, „n i el alive to the construction of u railroad
t nm the Mississippi to the Pacific, as a pruc
ticable means of allowing to the Southern and
western Stares a share of commerce, and d<
c-laring that Congress has the power to grant
],nds to aid sa d road.
The resolution was lelerred to the commit
1L Bishop Otey offered a resolution relative to
tlii- free ru'Hniion °f die Amazon river.
The «' 1 i‘>: '• “ 1" returned and offered a
resnluii" mg g t v speedy improvement of
the hi. ig di.m ol the South Mississippi, by
deepening the c antiel; and also recommended
the deepening of the harbors of Charleston. Sa
vannnh. Mobile and Richmond. On otln r sul>
jec.s tile committee asked for farther time, and
ihe Convention adjourni-il till 4 P. M,
At ihe evening i m ('< n Quitman, of
Mississippi, offend II IcsolUliOII proposing to
divide the resolution of the commitee n la’ive
to the improvement of the mouth ol the Missis
6 ppi and the Upper Rapids, which caused an
animated discussion, anJ was finally lost hy a
vote of 9 States to 4.
The committee’s resolution was then almost
unanimously adopted.
Mr. Murrill offered a resolution in f ivor of a
general and liberal system of education among
the Southern and Western States
Mr. Kaiser moved the establishment of n
Bureau of statistics among the several South
, rn and Western Stales.
The committee oil resolutions not being pre
pared with farther reports, the convention ad*
journiid till the morning.
A<l<lifi<>ii:il l»j (In* I I Dorado
Tlie firemen who attempted to blow rp the
Siena Nevada were named Brofey and oeot
tey.
Among the persons w ho perished tit the
time of the burning of the Rosette House
[other papers spell it Rassett] was Mr. Hub
bard of Ohio. Other buildings on Bush** and
Sunsorn streets were bur, f. Loss estimated
§124,000
A terrible affray had occurn d at Santa Bat
bura between a paity of sipiatters aid Sher
iff VV. \V. First, assisted by a party of citizens
—one of whom named J. A. Sidali a justice of
the Peace, was shot dead. Sheriff First was
also mortally w ounded. An intense excite
ment followed, during which the revenue Cut
ter Ewing arrived, tlie commander of which
promptly offered to render assistatvo t , the
M iyor. The excitement still continued at urn
lust accounts. The affair grew out of an at
tempt to reject a squatter named John Pow
er.
The County recoid office, at S in Jose, Inis
heen burnt, having been set on (ire by inci n—
diaries.
The y ield of gold continues as abundant ns
ever and there is no indication of a falling off
The Luncetown (Van Dieman’s Land) Ex
aminer dt nics the current repo t that O’Dono
hoe was under parole of honor at the time lie
made Ins escape.
Business at San Francisco during the week
ending on the* 15th ult., opened favorably, but
declined at the close, owing to the immense
amount ol imports from the arrival of seven
chpper ships. Flour was firmer at a slight
advance, l’oik depressed w itL sales at $46.
San Francisco, May 6.— Markets are to
dny buoyant under the effect of late news from
the Atlantic States. Flour is Him with sales
of'Gallego at $11 50 Provisions ore a'so firm
and in good demand. Bacon is selling ut 25
cents.
Messrs A. If. Middleton and A. M. H-dion
of Maryland died on hoard the Panama at Ac
upulco.
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The Attack on Gavazzi The follow mg
is a more intelligible account of the attack on
Gavazzi, at Quebec, than the one heretofore
given:
Quebec, Jane 8th.—During the I*-* tun* of
Father Gavazzi, at the Free Church, last night
while lie was stating that the Inquisition ha I
heen extended to Ireland by the agency of
Ifilibonism, a man got up an J exclaimed "Its’a
he.” This appeared to lie the signal to par
ties outside, f-r i - I tly a shower of Stones l at
tied throuM t - > m >ws and a mob rushed
into the > |,n e . ined w ith sticks and stones.
Th v >, i. e (i .i/./i and attempted to throw
him over th, pulpit, hut he defended himself,
and after knocking down several of his assail
ants with a chair, was finally thrown over, hut
was rescued by his ftiemls. His secretary
was badly beaten, but hu escaped with slight
injury. A party of soldiers finally cleared the
house. Thu mob afterwards w* nf. to the par
Lament Louse calling for an obnoxious member
named Brown.and threatening vengeance upoit
him. Gavazzi is believed to he not seriously
hurt.
Hartford, June 7.—The Legislative Com
xnittee, appointed to examine into the causeol.
the Norwalk disaster, reported today. The
report embodies no new facts, but strongly
censures the engineer ami managers of the
road. They decline reporting a general law
for the regulation of railroads,for the reason
that the standing committee on railroad acci
dents have the subject unJer cosideration.
--
Case of Ann Wheeler.
Mii.wait.kik, June Gth.—The trial of Ann
M heeler for the murder of John W. Lace,
" horn she accused of being her seducer, lias
been broughtto a close, and tliejury after be
tug out four hours, rendered a verdict of not
guilty, on Ihc ground of insanity.
The New York Tribune notices with regret
the report that since the death of Junius Smith
the culture of the Tea Plant lias beCn neglec
ted. li argues that an agricultvral Bureau
me" 'j" ! 11 eJ "* GoverO
1 « multi foster such an mterprue.
— -*■ -—
New i 01k Charter Adopted
York, June 7 —The cl.aner election
‘lav hus resulted in the adoption of the new
•I>y charter l»y a majority of t»U>ut 15,000
Trial of ITIoiitsmar.
Cha.gedwtih the Murder of L*,d'mr Li
Thompson.
1 KfBnsRURo, June 9—Tl.e trial of Monta
f,'ue has been progressing all day, but up to the
hour ofadjournment, sis o’clock, P, M« the
evidence lor the commonwealth had not been
concluded. As ail the witnesses for the priso
ner are \et to testify, it is not probable that
the evub nee will be concluded before Satur
day. The court room continues densely
crowded with spectators, and the counsels for
Ihe prisoner are laboring for him most ardu
ously.
I )M»\V S— M,|||||I;,| ||| |)||>|||(> |||s—
*• 0,1 liteiit u iirge iis«,,rinient of I’lmvs, twenty diT
i 'cent pnttrin*, comprising one.two.nnd three horse right
III.I leti-lmni) Living-tun Co ; IVeUldll. II..-Ion Eagle
Itonl.le >nmi 1.1 b.iBid, Ilill-si.le nn.t Sub-miil—Alsu. It
""J r’ t"„tli ex|.an.ling Cultivators*; expanding
j '»*«I A H*n i iiw* ; single uihJ double I 'OI'ai*SlMk||
i'I ^ 5 Knifing Boxes, till!, rent si/. > and pattern*;
j I ntent i hermotneter Churn, and u variety of othei
j l.irming implement*,—al*n, improved Patent llsiy
I I I he above are warranted erpml to any ev
• i in this market, und wiil be *old on reasonable terms
! it the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lynchburg, Pa.
I ^Orcier* by tr.ail promptly filled.
M trcli 1 ! — jfti
| >l*i MOUNTAIN MIM, Mom s —
■ 1 he undersigned are now procuring from their oele
u.tietl tpinriy, at the Bush Mountain,Montgomery conn
*V, MiK Stones and Bum of the very heat iiuulity. Tin*
reputation of these stones are widely kMown,but the
Railroad giving u-s increased facilities in filling order*.
V\e l.aveao oinf’d McDaniel, Hun A Preston, (Hid Lee
V .)iiliiiHon, Lynchburg, our agents lor tin* side of t* **n.
vnIi*. \\ .li receive orders und have them fulfilled ai tin
shortest not ice.
tfui Ad.lie**, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
IS IAEL PRICE A Co.
I inif- M. Williams, Danville, Va., Reynold* A Co
Le.tkw\ j|je, N. C. are also our agents. I P. A Co
Pel) H-d&rt*
\\ A S II I A 4i I 4» A II O T i; I.
L K X I N 1ST ON , V A .
^ I M I L -ubsn iher lias taken rhai ge ofthis oM uml well
S known Hotel, which was opened m. the 1*1 day ol
A pi i I. Hi* House is well In* ui*hed. and hi* l aide shall
he supplied with the best Iheencntr\ it Hurd s 11 is I'm w dl
he lurni*lied wit h the choicest liipiois. 11 is StaMe w ill
he in charge ol u careful Ostler, an I v\iil he liberally
.applied with provender, lie promise* t.» spare no elfort
in give entire satisfaction to all who may fivor him wi h
.1 eal . and a: *pea I Oo agenereu- (ail-die I r patronage
ap 18—rl&edin JOS LB II W. MOO IMS.
11 U I. i: S lOlt SAIj; —Ik W. Greer, w ill
*1 have 1 ‘J.» mules, ol his fine m itnmoth stock, foi
tale at my stable, in the loth id this nmntli, a.id remain
a few days only.—Corn" ail v/h » w ant to buy
je7—ddtawt 15 G M B.lin’E,
1 Li; iV JOIINNO !V^-Glfo( LUS \ COM
I A MISSION MLID HANTS—Mmu St. LynMnnt
IT/. — A re now receiving a very huge Stock of Groce,
l ies, Liipmrs, \\ ines. Domestic Goods, I uunci* • .iI. So.e
Leather, Ac. A., all of which they will dispose ol to
their fi lend* and the public gener iily on the very he*'
terms—G dl and examine. [jed-ls]
\.\ nciibi'Ro. June 9th, 18.V1.
I) ECEIY’EP this morning by ‘‘Expie^’’ i large ami
liatidsome as-ortmetit ol* Ladie* and Mi-.es B*m
nets, nil of which will he sold low f. i ra-h by
jo 10 t JOHN J BIJKVlfl, AcT.
\! DU mtut i:n\ :biuI i ommission
La 11 Ol SE —The subscriber* tins «• associated then
selves together under the style mid firm of Davis, Now
tin A' C<* , to curry on a general Grocery and Commif
ion Business in the city of I.yi rhburg, and have takei
ihe house fieriiIv opposite the Virginia Bank, when
they me receiving a large and well selected stock o'
KAMILY GlfOCElMLS, STABLE PKY GOODS
II AUDWANE, HOES. Ac., all of which they will se*i
at reduced prices for cash or exchange fur country pto
d’jce.
They will make liberal advunces on consignmentj,and
pnv the highest cash pi ice- for country produce. I Ii.m
iri'<ile their friends m d the public traditig in tin* * ity to
give them a call. GEO. D. DAY IS,
M. B. NOW LIN,
B H NOWLIN.
OiKKiimrotyiM^! BuyiM'i irolj |H*s! I
OSBORN, the grrnt Southern Digiiericnn Artist
won id respectfully rail the attention of the eitizeni
of Lvnrhbui g nrcl vicinity, to I»h (Sold enamelled Pro
mvn/i (Colored Daguene< -/yvt s. that httveIk■cn ad
mire.I <>t ii)ii<:li the past year. IVlr. Osborn has been to
jjrent.exDense and trouh’** to procure an instrument
Superior to an// ever before known, nnd he will guarantee
belt**!* likenesses of children than have ever been taken
before, and in half the time nny either artist requires,—
Coiim ami see. Ibieeimm $ I to $„M\
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign of the flags of till Nation*
apl’i d&rOm 172 Mam Si. llirhmond Ya.
I> k s’ n i circ it a t o its: rkfrigera
1 O.iS.—Jurt received, d do#. Shaey’s improved
Uefi iizni ntoi. ranging in price from $9 to $15. Tli.'
superiority of thin pattern over nny other now in use, if
conceded hv nil win. have used then. The great scur
i*ity of Ice the present Season, renders them peculiarly
desirable, a* tiieywill pay for themselves in the quan
lily nl Ice they suve every season.
15-ts _ A. WINSTON
I>A€iOI% A LAHU — We have in store and fur
J sale—
15,000 Ihs. family cured Bacon -very nice and dry.
20.000 llis. Western Virginia cured do.
10.000 llis. Firkin Lard.
We invite all in want to cull before purchn* j g
mu 28—is SAONDBKS & 'KBV.
I)E*T EOIHIoII I'orK'l- ill Store and for sale
Jby Anril8—1» LBEj .V JOHNSON.
I> v EXCISES*.—a third supply of India Hub*
J her Combs for Chddren,
—ALSO—
Embroidered Muslin Sleev.s,
Black >>iik Mitts (Long and Short.)
While Silk Thule*,
Linnet! Bobbins,
Florences, &r. &r. I) 1 C I’L ! LKS.
May 88—U
DICES* ami TImiHiII:* I i imiimitfs -
Just opened a very handsome assortt: onto! Ciaiixn
Brochod trimmings ; \\ ide Crimped Silk 1rinpos, 4*c.
at reduced prices. O. i - C. BE I LKS.
April 83rd—ts
I AST CALL— It being absolutely necessary to
i collect our debts, w o deem it due to tiiose indebted
tii us to give notice that we limy lie found at the store
|„,use ,,I .Messrs, Davis, Nowlin & Co., until the l*t Ju
ly n“Xt. where we hope all that arc indebted to us will
e ill and settle. All debts unpaid on the 1st July, will
mi that day lie put in an oflieei s hands fu r coilertion.
m, 14-tljy MILLER A COMPTON,
dt.in ifllVVAKI). Rannwny from tin* *ub
Jti\w icriber about the 1-t nf .March, a NKGRO
WOMAN named Alley, al>ont 33 years „f age, of black
complexion, rather over the usual hot;lit, trim, active
and quick spoken. I have reason to think that she is
lurking in the neighborhood uf Lynchburg.
i w ill pity the above reward .,f 'I wrnty Dollars for her
delivery at my bouse, in Amber,t county Mir t» Sauudcr*
& iibv, in Lynchburg. A W W 11.LIAMS.
_/ 1»____
I —A nice lot first rate Bacon for sale by
l- MayS.ts JOSH.WILSON
*U|«* ot Viiluultlr Krill IXlill'
• I'M I E auli.ri lbcr< hi I I' r I t ml tn ifll at [Hililii’ mi
1. lion nn Hntunliiy !„■ 2n.| ilav of July n**t. tW
IIOCSi: A I.OT
(•dunging lu ibr (*laM uf John Will*, iIpi-M. Tilt. i«
"nn of the mini .In.irutl,, family it-.i,it>i..... wMpI. I.-.
i-w r been •■fb'ietl fur *aln in Lynrliliuig. Tim Ii.iii.p
ponlnin* l wpIvp largo nmnu, Ing.xxi nr.lpr, »iih ,*•- no
' i**Mirv mil-(muip« ’flip Imu-f i* built in n mu»t » nt k
"iiui-likp »iy|p,nn.| i» litUMipd in n vny plriimt nml u
^ici-uhlo lipighlmrlmml.
At ibn m inn time wo will »dln .mill trarl of woml
I mil lying in the routity of Cittiiirboll.iit I lie foot of OhihT
I' l'" innuntnin, ml.jninlng flip Inndiof Dort.John II. I’m
inion. nml Mr. Al. xim lpr Liggnt Tim iruct contain*
u unit thirty throe or four acres.
1 ho above sale w ill take pi i«*r nt the family residence
”f the late John Wills.
^1 he terms an* liberal and w ill b«» made known on tin*
1 '.v of sale GKO. D. DAVIS,
!•; 13—d2uwtd* O. T. WILLS.
^ I I"* Bichmofid NN big, nml Valley NN big, will in
-eit oncea week till day of sal**, and forw ard accounts
to this office.
t<liiiiui*lrutoi'S *nl« mid \oini.
^ I ^ H h subscriber vs»11 sell on Saturday the 2nd day of
■ July next, at the residence ol the late John NN i Is,
ail the perishable property belonging to the estate of
mii I decedent.
I he terms will he made known on the day of sale.
All persons indebted to the said John NN dls are here
by notified that longer indulgence will not be iven.aud
that the claims against, such will, if they are not soon
paid, hr placed in a train of collection.
All persons having claims against t h • estate of the
-till John NN ills will plea«o present them to one of
t! e subscribers GKO. D. DAVIS. } ,
jo 13—dwtjv2 0 T. NVILLS. r«.
J)® HI.H — N\ ill fie Mild at public sal*
■- on the 22nd day ol August next, (that being court
day,) outlie premises, that large and commodious /hick
iii the town of Lewisburg, Greenbrier countv
know'll as the
l.<*wishiirif Hotel.
in I row in the occupancy of It. Stalnaker, Rsijr.
I Ida Dote! is fituutcd in the ct»n*r« of tho town—is
three stories high, with ah i 30 i nmts i t v rious s /es
and Inis a large stable, and .ill otln i •». «• • y out funi
ses.
I he town of Lowi-hurg bti'ir ninr* mdes from 11»* *
N\ i*ifo Sulphur Springs, and thirteen miles from the
I due Sulphur Springs, on the Gieni Kanaw ha Ifoad—
with an active ami in-lnsti ions populut ion rapidly increus
d ir in n. mbc»r*, with n line of singes passing through
a mi *t opping in it, h iving also a sesMon of tho f’oitrt of
A p pea Is in tin* summer, with other courts throughout tin
y• nr—make this property very desiruble us a I Intel.
II has already returned a fair dividend to the pro
printors, and the settlements.ofan estate nl me makes it
necessary that it should he sold.
Trim* of Sale:
One third in liumL th«* balance in three annual instal
tmuifs. Bossessiun given on tho first dny of October.
It tin purchaser would w i di f<» purcluise the Furniture
it w ill also be sold. The Furniture is generally new.
DAVID S. < BIOIGII,
TIB)S rifBIfJH,
LKNVIS s ( BKKill,
Jurors, of '/'hoh, ('nigh, the./.
je 13—ct2uug
lva a « v ko\i> roa tohah o.
1 NVe will mnke to order lh xey of a I kinds, wdiich
will he furnished nt very low prices, NVe nl*o have on
h ind Box Blank ready dressed for use, which will In
Slid at a small advance m the market price of uiidrcs
ed Blank nuikiiiL' it much cheoper for the rnanuho'lurei -
to use dressed Blank. — NVe also manufacture J’obacrn
,\I ouldft of all kinds, which will tie warranted t o ex»■* I
my ever before oil *ied in this murker..
Shop next door to C. &. S McK iunev. Miiin -f Lynch
l»ur#rf Vn.* KAMKS ,y WASH.
M iy 2 • — t s
OliH It j t* \\ liisKcy ’<i bids, more of tha
Old Family Bye NVIiiskcy, just received by
i RR .\ JO?.'NSON.
lilanki'ls Mini f ill |)i'ls
OF E V E K Y DISC RII’TIUN,
FOK SALE UY
(JUEENYVAY. BHOTIIEK A CO .
1 i) Bui clay Si ami 24 Bal l I’lm i*t
April 20 — 3mo New Y • »rL
N8 \\ U CVliliLL A Co., HAY I NO A
. * I Sh am Saw Mill neat the Canal, with an ebon
flint supply „f Timber, are prepared to fill promptly an\
ni'ilers they may receive. Having' Boats of their own
they will deliver Lumber ordered o* thorn at any point
on the Canal without delay.
Address—Tye Uiver YVurelmum , Nelson Co.
an 27-d&e3tawts
ON 4JONMHNM l*JNT—150 Km.'s of N...U
well assorted—For sale* l*y B. F. SACKL I I
April 2 b—ts
ri'Bli: FOIXOWINC* ItATKK WILUJB
I c langed on the Virginia and 'J cmiiohiku Uaili *ul
from and after the 15th intt.
hYNCHBURO TO UHKI9- L IIHIST AI NSBUHO rO
TIANSBUKO. i.V NCHBUMO.
Halsey's 25
Clay's Crossing 30
Forrest Depot 35
f'oindextcrs 45
Goodes 50
Lowery's Cut 60
Libajty 75
Oakmulga 90
Lisbon 100
Buford's 120
Fluke's ’ J 30
BnhHUck’s 145
Gishes' Mill 150
Big Lick 165
•Salem 180
Lafayette 210
Big Spring 220
Chris'iunsburg 255
liig .Spring Vi
Lafayette 45
Halem 71
Dig Lick 10i
Gishes Mills JO.')
Jionsnck’s 120
Fluke’s 130
liulord’s 140
Lisbon ion
Cnkiniilga 170
Liberty 18->
Lowery's Cut 200
G node’s 210
Poindexter’s 215
Forrest Depot 225
Clny’s Crossing 235
HaU< 240
Lynchburg 255
KCICVANTN.
Lmcifniiro to Chius*
TI ANSBUItO.
Halsey’s 125
Clay’s Crossing 125
Forrest Depot 125
Foindexter’s 125
(inode’s 30
Lowery’s Cut 40
Liberty 50
Oakmulga CO
Lisbon 05
L ii ford's 80
Fluke’s 85
ILinsnrk’s 95
| Gishes Mill 100
! mg Lick no
Salem 1120
La layette 140
IIig Sprint: 145
Christiuiisburg 170
Cmil»TIA!*»BUKQ TO
LyNCIIBVKO.
Big Spring 2"t
Lafayette 311
S it cm 60
Big Licit 05
Gishes Mill 711
BnnsiK'k’a 80
Fluke’s 86
Buford's [Hi
Lisbon 106
Oukmulga 1 10
Liberty 121'
Lowery’s Cut I'M1
Good.’s LB
Poindexter's I It
Fortest Depot 151
Clay’s' rii' ing 15?
Halsey’s lfil
Lynchburg 171
]fthe Train is stopped for u pHSMCfigfti' between nn>
(if the above named points, the charge will lie made fruit
ilic point Inst passed by the Train, and no charge wil,
lie l"ss than twentv-five cent* in any case.
Passengers w^ n do not procure I ickets (except those
who take the cars where tickets are not sold,;
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent, in nd
(iirioii to tiie regular rules of fare, provhled. however
tliat in no case slisll lie receive jess than ten, noi mole
than fifty cents from anyone passenger, to unv point On
the loud.
Servants »ill he required to have two passes, one to
lie left with tile Ticket Acertt-niiil ore with the Conduc
tor. which passes, must be explicit in granting the pi ivi
Ifo-o to travel on the curs. Free colored persons wiil lie
required to produce theirfree papers.or they will not he
permitted to travel on the cars.
' May lfi ts. ■ THOM'S SHARP.
Siijif. Tl« ion.
BACON A LAUD-dO.OOO lbs. Bacon unit
Lard In store on consignment an for sale on favoi
ahle terms. f je C-ts] LEh \ JOHNSON.
' TELEGRAPHIC NEWS!
Tdtgriijihtdjiir the Lyn< h/mrg Virginian.
KiritMiiNii Jiiiim 11.
An Iri'hmnn killed tins inoridr.g near
IIna city liy Kindlier with whom l.« mii* cii
gaged in a light.
“'A dispatch from Mnntreal to-day any* (litrms
7i hail left for New York. The city n patroled
hy military. I‘ ifty people Weio w minded in
tho riot — twenty mortally
Wheat—*i 00 to 105
Corn—OS a 57.
Torac co—sales large—Fine 10 to 25 ; Me
dium 7 lit 8 50 ;Lug* .'I 70 to 4.
(Ill ol July 4'l-leltrialioil \ llall will hn far
"riished at lln- tlutt'slo Springs in Amhers I rn inly, tin
Miitiilny .the 4i Ii of July, srirt rnntlnue for three days
SubnetIptinn f t fur gentlemen itl.ine the first night, hI
ter that the usual Tavern rates will he i-lmrgeil. anti all
ladies invited free t*ir three days. Mniliihle managers
a ill In- appointed In tlcUi 1 tile I,tidies, anil llte pin J.fh
e|*»r* pledge lit 'tnptrlve* tlmi no pain* wlrnll In* *pnrrd to
make il one ol tilt* mint mrgnificcat Hull* evt*rgiv*n in
l bill courtly. YVt» will-haVc mpvi ihI extra limit* til Hclh
ol to cni i v |tM**#*ngt*i'* Imm Lynchburg to the Nju iu^«
l»**4de* tho ip*; 11 Ini line ol Hinge* on ih«» 4tli.
junp8tUci1jy _ HAINB A KYLB.
V/ am aiim: n ri ritoi’Mtn im
14* Idle II lid ol ip lift I i1 fit ’It* Idl all Ip tlm IIohk>
.V /gf>/* «n 7th Miect. nt j*re«* nt occupied hy Win, M.
HI *c k for* I, B*cj'r. Tin* hou*** i* comp»iriiliv»dy new—
h *4 H or i) room*, with nil imm etiary out Iiuuhch and u
lino garden uttnchml.
Apply to the iiinlcr*«i”»ip*I, hi to Mr. 0. T. (’. IVtrra,
I vorlihiiri;. AUSTIN M. TIUBUK.
Juno 1 I—d*c3iiwt •
IHiik nifiion t Itliirylmiil l.olh i M s
KOK JUNK. I H>d.
I l'<n/nu nt oj Prtzm (Innninlnl/if /In Shift of Min y/innl,
M A III ON A Cli,, A g.*ni-f
Ituftiniorr, Mil.
F 1111 K f.,| low ini' -pIpi»111<I St li iiip* nr** pai I ictilnrly
| .1. worthy iIip attention of lh« public, comprDing
h* 1111 «* of * 11#* iikihI hi il I in ni Loth rip* ever drawn in tho
United Stale*.
A (/i iiH't I'lf/rrn l>oUar !.•//* i >/
ON S A I U It DA Y . .1 U N K II. I 8 5:1.
(« IIA N I* CoNHoll l»A I til I.OIIMIV.
01 ii** N.
75 Number*-—II Drawn Ballot-*.
Itirh Schvmv.
I pri/.n of $fi.*,000 i* $55,000
4 pi i/p* of 20,000 m o 80.000
5 •• 4.000 aro 20,000
4 •* 5,000 iiip 20,000
150 «• 1,000 aro 150,000
20 “ 500 am 10,000
Ticket a $15 Halve* $7 50—C^ioii lei m $5,75.
I'd l ificnlPH »tl I’i izp* cim ,
,'f> VVImlci. Inr $ ’ 11 oil
■.'5 IIiiIwm, I 17 (HI
' i W'lurtn » f iH .i()
“ » m#
Ann/hn I'tve Dnllni l.ollrn/
ON THURSDAY, .111N K 28, IK , I.
Cahiioi. C.iunty i.oiTc.ur.
Clmi ‘.7.
78 Numlii'i *—18 Druwn IliilluN.
1 prize of $24,000 ir. $24 000
| •• 12,000 U 12,000
I •' (i,000 in 0,000
•JO “ 000 uce 12,000
0 “ 1,000 me 20 000 .^c.
Tirkl'l II ill, $ .',0 (Jlltll tl'C $1 25.
I I I , ll.lll “I l,lllk;i|'l*A ritr.1,
'll Wl.ulon, if7 1 00
:H I luKi«, 0700
2<i tJI'Hil li'N, Jf I »*0
2(i H 25 i
--
I .unit ! Look ! I Hnok ! t '
TIIE OltEATEST I.OTTEIIY ON H ECO HV.
All I'n. cs ! No Wank*!
OS .3 A T II II I) A V . Juno 25, ISVI,
(■HAND Cl>N«nl.ll>A I I II I.DTtl: H Y,
I ’ III** I ).
73 NhiiiIk-i -- I ' Dimivii ll.illuH.
I pri/.i* ,,l 470,(100 in 70,000
I ■' 30.000 <» 30,000
1 20,000 i* 20,000
I •• 10,000 in 10,000
tOO 2,000 nr.i 200,000
300 “ 500 mo 400,000 & it,
4 '0—fluKm 4 I ■>—Quiii'Ii-ia 47 50,
( Vi i i11< iiIi-H ,,| I'Hrliiiy.-A i i. t.
00 Wlmli** if 155 00
00 lliilvr*, 17; 50
I !(J t/iiMrl*'! * 7 •*
| ‘J(i Kiglitlm 11 :J7
Aioihi'i Hah. (Jill Dollar l.ollrri/.
ON T 11 IJ It M IJ A Y . J U N K a II . I H 5 :i.
Pai,u'«o> I.NsriTim: Liittkiiv,
01 u ■«» 181,
76 Nurnl>i r»—I I Di iwii llullotw.
Iprizool' *1,000 m *4.000
10 pri/.x" ill 1,000 urn 10,000
10 “ film urx 6,000
8 “ ar.O ii rr 2.400
7. “ 100 uro 7,600 Slc.
Tii'kxU * I 00— 11 ii I vi'K 60 cl»—Quarlxr* *06 eta.
Curl i lien Ixn ol I'lirk/igi'M runt.
23 Wholes, $11 00
25 11iiIves, 7 00
y5 Quiirfom •>*)
‘25 ICigiiilm I 7>
'I'lie Lotteiie* in Maryland ure drawn umlm Ntatr aw*
ihority, through n sworn Commissioner appointed for
lli ■ purpose, thus guaranteeing 10 the pm chaser I he f 11 it* •
i.r *s of vlift drawing.
A * ingle package in any id I lie above Lotteries ran draw
thr foui highest prize* in the scheme.
We invariably answer letter* by relm n mail, end owing
the tickets in n proper envelope, observing file «frirte«.t
coi.fi lence, fir.fi after tbe drawing i* over, we semi the
official printed drawing duly certified to by tin* State Of*
IJcerr, with u writt.rn explanation of tbe result. All
pi /(•; bought at our office are payable irmnedlately af
ter tlie drawing, in current money. Bank Notes of tiny
•State taken at par for ticket*.
< trders solicited through tbe I'ost Olid e
We sell ticket* jn al! Lotteries advertised by other
vernier*, at the same prices a* advertised by them.
I’m to get ttie big Brizes be sur • to call on or oddies*
your order* fo tbe old e*i nblltiliftd house of
MAKJON X CO., Corner of Guy
and Fayette streets, Balt., Md.
.1 une 4—cod I rr
\[ JLW ARItlVAI —
L * Kyle’* Living or Dead ?
Hi art ling Quest ion,
Wheat or Chaff.
Barrie* Note- —Gospel*,
M«imtbly Time Book*,
Bill* Buyable,
♦Sterling Bill* and Drafts.
— ALSO—
Lute ami popular Novel*, HAHVEItS ORA1IAMS
«V dODE Y'S Magazine for June,
at Commission I tout)! of C. MORSE.
junefl-U.
\ V/A.VI'IJD, *20,000ll»s. WOOL—I win!
V V tu purelmso wool, washed arid tjnWUHIteij fin
wliirh I will |itiy the ldghe*t market price in Onsli in
henvy wi.idlen June*. AMBROSE B. RUCKER.
Mny27~t«. __
rr it i: |> III; A ft l.oromoOv.- Work*
1 —R I C II MONO. V A .— Amin tun, Souther -V
I'l keiing, Proprialot.,— Build to ordernn short notice
Enciimotive and Stutionary Steam Engine.,
Sueur Mills urd Mill Works generally,
-Saw-Mill, and portable Engine. for some, tu which
we invite ptiiticular litti-II!ton.
Our M ills are now in operation in various parts of the
rouotiy, ami have been proved lo porfo.m fully equal to
any built elsewhere. pell— Im]
Diiieut i ito.a eAitis—Just.ipeoed
200 dot Jn-jvin.’ best Kid Glove., all ctdour. and
si/ of my own importation, and warranted genuine,
.lorn- 11—ts D.T. C. PETERS.
/ < OOP lilt * “WA > I I! Ik—A l.-w Cooper.
V can liod employment at the Langho-ne Mill*.
June 11— t. H. S. LANGHOBNE.
\ ALLEY UNION HEMINAKY, bmt
toHrt Spring*, I ’a.
Oh*I. L. Cimo, Principal and Inttrnciar in Matke
malic*.
Wm II, I’i.kasants, Infractor in Latin and Natural
S timer.
\ I. A E Winkler ) fnttrurar* in Munir, Mmltm l.amr
! Hit II ItiiMKR, J gnaget, Prawing Jr Painting.
Mhj I Hr T » Junky, Preparatory flrpartmnt.
Mm. In DIANNA V, Kivr.s. flarrmn*.
Mtis Susanna V. Cocke, Matron.
Tin' ni'Nl session of this Institution will commence
July ‘JOih, >11(1 rontiuun without interruption ter
month*
TERMS:
l or II.on il, (Including every item,) $85 00
l‘Hi Tuition in English Hrnnches, 35 00
“ Music nml use of Instrument, 40 00
" either of the Ancirnt or Modern
1-iirigiiNges. 10 00
lor 'I union in Vocal Music, 5 00
l or Ciitnloguea nml Circulars, 1 00
I’nyuhle, one hull in advnnee nml one hall nr the close
of I he sessi.oi. I’liplls may enter for nvr: or TEN month*,
as they pro or No deduction for nl senco, cjicept in
cases of protrncleil illness
lly order of the Trustee*,
June 3—w4wr*rl3lwfJw
I\ i i 'i' i ic i: a l*a**rrtf(rj' Train will leave
Lynchburg evny Sunday nt 7 o’clock, a m. Idr Sa
lem. ({(‘turning, leave Salem at 3 o'clock P M This
I lain will take on anil leave pamenger* at any and all
point*. THUS. 811A UP, tiupt.
ju \—t* TrftH8por(a/uwf Vn. <V 7'/•««. R. R.
r|l|tl Nit*! TIC I I\ 14 * ! — A aplendid stock
I of tlm above article of any style and ounlity, for
Sale Cheap at I) T 0 PETERS.
May 7—I a
Molise for If ml I lie stand at present
occupied by the aiiba Tiber a* a Hook Bin -*-1*
dei y, «it nut i d on bridge Street a lew door* below Main.
I lie above aland o one of llie moat deairable ill tile city
for a wholesale or retail (itoc» ry, or CornmUslon llouao
Apply to W. J. FOlKRSor
jnne H-iftf JNO.A. MMAT.
/ MHli; MS \M> It I It Mi Sealmry baa
V / the pieilifnt Mime* and Children** Shoes 1 ever
saw” So lie liu* my little darlings, more than n thou*
-and pair of blue, green, black, white, purple, bronze,
led, fan, and it heap of pretty colours. | inn 9—ta |
[V OT I I' I! The Union Nmie'y of tlnmpdeo
1 s Sydney Ool|e> e will bold an adjourned meeting
in llie ( ’ollere ( Mmi i h, on Wedfil'Mday, lh e loth of Jnun
at o'clock. I* M. 'I be order of eRen i-i f i* t*a follow* !
J U N mu ORATION*.
It. Effect of Re\olul ion in tin* progie-* of civilization,
by.lame. VV ILirner-ly, 0 hnrlolte, Va.
‘-ml. Lauding of lb© Pilgrims, by Aaron A. Wilton liar
<ly. V i
v a i, i n ic to it r a n n ii m i,
By Lind«cy II. Hlunfou, ('iirnlau btriil V*l.
1 n K « K M T A II O N ok IM p LOW A n ,
By N O SoiiiIihII, Farmvllle, Vii.
Tbe public are respectfully Invited to attend.
N . W. DAVIS, j
A W. PITZEK, /('mnmltle e.
8. H. THORNTON, S
tnn 17 - - f tO je
I ram A ic«> it it i: ic i isii . — By Expreaa, t
l.nitfr hit /'iti/nnir I'nrkh—'Patent India Rubber
Minnow*, and tin* gravitation l i b Hook*, and other
improved billing Tackle for sale by
\VM H X C. FISHER,
Oppo*.,elite Norvell House.
June -1 —ta Lynchburg, Vn.
I >OV/» ll\<J I' f «OT II S--Tbe fubaciiber bn*
J now on band a ,'<at *• ‘ tuck of genuine ANCHOR
HO L l‘ I NO CLOTHS, I nun No. 0 to 10, which will be
sold at the lowest rites, nn«* warranted.
mn -t* I) T C PETERS.
'I'ICl'NKM! Trunk*! Trunk* 1—Seabu
I ry b.»* now on baud and w II keep rouatanliy n vn*
iv Miipeiim iish'ii tin cut of Tiavelling J runka, Valicea
Carpi i Hag <. and common Ti unks. Pi i« cm *»t a v* ry low
l'i»me. | may 9—t* j
I.ihIivHI II Itrown.
u i v i \. i; n<• i n 1; k it. d it a mg ii th man
AND S IJ It V K Y O It .
Oil L Its bin nervieen'to the riti/eim of Bedford, find
of Lynchburg nod will jmy airirf. Mention to uny
bimiiK *-* entnufecl to him*
Airman LI LLit 1 Y.
np 30—m
Npiing Supply for |n:»3
^jLAI'LlfY nfli i ■* to Lynchburg tied the country a*
► ^ round, hi** umiul extensive variety of
Bools, Shoe s, Hut*, < 2i|ft«f
I riinlis, ArM A4 .
Th*-. «• (Joo'l * have been xelci'ted with ruin h cm <*, and
an* oIV •red ut full jo i* * h, with sincere! thunk* for n liber*
id patI'oiuige. | apt 16 *■!
OliVI* Oil -yil IbiHkrtH fr* h iiojiiirted Olivo Oil,
nick, nunlily. jiiHi received, in which we invito tho
nt lent ion of rrrinu nine liner * I.L I*' \ JOHNSON.
June H*l.*4.
aftiHtin.*, ui:i»irm>. a«*.—iremi.
r Window (ilii-- iill-iz* I i * Ji Tu*i (id (til, Ini tn
L hh* I1''i ••mil I Tip-, * rop J8.V2, Bent Green
IVa Bent Black Ten, For ml« by.
m„fid.». m R NTABLRR. & Co
rnili; 4TTII5ICATTO Itucc* Home,
I JOHN BLUNT, will ^ihiiI nt borne, the pre»«hl
I Mofi-»in. uf $15 tho km a non, (wliidi rnny Im* dixchrirgcd
I»y $10 it paid by flic l -i of July)—$2o imtuiance.
Muir ' will Im* fed rtf .in rcnf p-i day. Sciiaon to corn
mence the I5lh of March.
PASCHAL BUFORD.
Bedford co., March Ilf
!Ti | CASTS STICK and Ma h Liqy.orice,
f/I r 20 K< Box Nails,
20 ** Lining Nails,
20 Boxen in d I* , kefs of Olive Oil, just rc«
reive. I and for mu U* hy T A V LOR, TINS LB Y 4* ^O.
je (i*ts
PTATTOItftl SCAT EH,
IA ROM i lie manufactory of Dupyci*, Fomytho Si Co,
^ comprising twelve different. six«*s. weighing from
\ i)7. to f*,000 Him, rind at n cost from $10 to $100. Any
of the nhove will he furnished ut the net factory prices,
adding transportation, hy
C MORSE, A*jt. for die above.
N. I)—The nbove arc warrunled, accurate and equal
to the host. [ rna 7—ts]
pv GOODS AGAIN. - John J. Pmvi-,
J l Agent isagnin opening ii great vnri* ly of New floods
viz*. Parasols, Bonnets. Clove*, Call oes, Lawns, Rib*
bon*. Trimmings, Sic.,t &c.—AH of which will be Bold
for Cash only. [mu 21—1*1
(10 It N If I EA I i.—Always on hand, a superior
J iirticic of Meal from selected Corn, which will bo
delivered any where in the city free of raitagp.
il—u II S LANOHORNB.
rMKANNPAItENT SHADES,
I It. I’AYNE received to-day a Beautiful assortment
of Sondes, Cords, Tassels, Sic. Cull mid see them.
April Id—ts.
Oil. C A It I* ETHV<»--The subscriber offers
for sale Oil Carpeting fr im one to eight yard,
wide, of the best quality, at reduced prices.
imi iili- ts I) T (' I’ETEHS.
A NOTH Eli sUpPl.V of fresh HEADY
MADE CLOTH I NG|ut BAKER 4- CEAVEY 8,
corner of Main and Market St., where Goods can bo
luoliis well made as any in the State and for as little
money, call and see lit IIAKER & C LAVEY B
jnne 1 is- ___—
, k|[e\rs IMtlilsi.-lusl to hsnd und for snlo, also,
•'>11 i Fencing, Ware House ami Wrought do.
June*:-.- " SAUNDERS Sf IRBY.
WANTED- —The subscriber wishes to obtain
the services of a young man in Ins Drug Stor^—
One thoroughly acquainted with the business would bu
preferred. JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
May 17—ti