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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
AUCTION SALES,
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
PEAL AMI PERSONA ESTATE In

BEDfORD.--By virtue ofu deed of trust, fmdc
and executed 10 d by William II. Hardy on the
9Th day Of March, 1870. which il &c record ii the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Bedford. We
or either ofus Tint may be present shall, for the
purposes il said deed mcntioned on Saturday. the
5th day Of july next, upon the premises. proceed
to sell, ut public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for
| cash. TINT valuable TRACT OF LAND, on which
the said VIM. ii. Hardy at present resides, on Elk
Greek, in the county Of Bedford, adjoining the
lands Of WIN. MeGhec Mary r, Ilarriss and others.
| anl containing three hundred and sevcnty-two
acres. II Is land of fine quality good improy cments
! aud in d desirable neighbofhood.
| At the same tine and place. and upon the same
terms, and b. authority Of the same deed Of trust,
We either Of Us that may be present, viii sell
the following personal property. to-wit. One negro
girl Phils, about eighteen years old--all &C said
| WIN. II. IIardy's stock Of liorses. Sheep Cattle
| Mules earn, Hay. and Oats, Tobacco. Bacon, and
| Household and Kitchen Furniture, of every sort,
kind, and description. Also the said Wm. II llar-
dy's Interest in Jack, known as n. Taylor"-aso
the said VIM. II. Hardy's interest N Stallion,
knownas ''Raspn--i or ) rhrcshng Machines com
pletc--also. said VIM. II. Ilardy's interest in Is
Washing Machines, and one silver Watch The
title to the above property is believed TO be anqucs-
tionable, but we viii only convey such as is vested
in US by the deed aforesaid.
| WILLIAM +. GORDON in.
| iunp Div n A pATTESn\ Tpuxrprs
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u lag II necessary 10 change my business N consc.
quonce uf continued bud health, | offer for sue my
farm on which | reside. This farm, continuing
500 Acres, lies in the county of Bedford, ten
miles from Lynchburg and Immediately the Vir-
cinia ind Tennessee Railroad. The DWELLING
o. HOUSE Is Of BRicK. built in the most 81 table
- manner and contains seven Rooms above and
three in the basement with al necessary out-houscs
in good condition The so;icty nt the pcighbof-
hood il point of morality and intelligence Is equal
to any III the State. Convinced that no one would
purchase before reviewing tho premises, consider
il useless TO rive more minute description Twill
however remark thar 50 deairubls a home u but sell
dom fnr sale. Persons ia want of such farm are
requested TO come and view the property, as am
anxinus to sell. Any communication on the sub
ecf addressed to Now London" Campbell Co,
will be promptly attended To-
Je D-ts1 MARSHALL l.. HARRIS.
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Three Days Later from Europe.
ApnIyAi. or THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
BALTIMORE. juno 4

baltimore, June u.
The steamship Asia arrived at n. y ork
this morning, with dates from Liverpool TO
The Gath May. being three days later than
those by the Washington.
ENeLANp.-Thc British Parliament was
still engaged in discussing the Eoclcsiasti-
cal Titles Bill.
FRAHcE.-The Legitmists openly de-
clare their intention to make an effort to re-
store the monarchy.
GlRmANy.-The Dresden Conference
has been dissolved. Its generally believed
that it resulted in cfiiccting nothing.
The Emperors of Russia and Austria
and the King of Prussia are holding PR
waite conference ut Cracow.
A recent fresh n dc Dnuhehnd caused
great damage in the vicinity Of vienna.
RomE.-The French troops have eva
cuated the imperial city.
LIVERPOOL MARK ETS, May "a.
CoTroN-Priceshav declined ~ with
in the past three days. We quote far Or
leans at Gld, Uplands at SD, and MlddhnS
ut4sd.
The sales for the week amount TO A.
900 bales, and the market closed to-day
saturday 9th instanD with steady de-
mand.
Trade in Manchester dull.
BREApsTurrs-We note sales of G000
bbls Floxr to-day, at decline Of Cd per
Dbl. Corn has also declined Cd per quer-
ter.
TAR, TunpENsiNE RostN.-We note
no sales of Tar and Turpentinc; common
Rosin sells at IS.
SuG,n-Mar<ct easier, thong no mark
cd Improvement perccpubie.
MoiAssIs-A fair demand exists atl5s
for Cuba.
CoFFEE-Market dull.
RIcE--A better demand exists for Caro-
lima. We quote at lSs. TO los. Sd.
MoNEy-The Money market continue;
easy. Consols closing at 97s.
SrocKs-American Securities continue
firm at former quotations.
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EXCHANGES


Repor'eietpresdy for he Lgnos5arg "gfainn'
FOR Tue WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. JUNE ,, 1891.
TonAcco.-Siace our last there Gre no material
changes. and We have to quote follows, with but
Hale doing: Lugs in Nh ordcr Ut s5lua7Ii Other
kinds $3lasj; Inferior and common Leaf S64as3Ai
Good fine shipping Leaf Sl0lSl5i Manufacturing
,si0usiS.
WIGAr.-None arriving.
Notwithstanding new il our market except Tint
there are sales Of Flour to some extent at lower
prices, say SAG; On Monday so bbls. were sold ms
low a. 81. Holders generally ask 1928, at which
about 800 barrels sold To-day. but this price
is only paid wanted and can't be had when forced
GuASo.-s50 per ton of :, 900 lbs, for Peruvian
| LiME.-l2jal371.
| PLAsrIR.-On the decline. Sales on wharf al
si.5o
SALr-sl.75 from Store. Sales to arrive al
| 81 90 from vessel.
| AIoLAssEs-N Orleans Liable. Cuba 22i to27c
SvGAR.-Market is firm but the demand contin
| ues light. Sales Of n. o. at 6a7i. A cargo Of L
r. in the flyer will be offered next week. Double
refined Loaf 9tal0l
CorrEE-Nlarket dun. Rio 9ialOi; Lagunyra
| 9daIel; Java 12A1l3d.
FEArHEns.--Sales at 80 cts.--demaad and stock
light.
LrArHEp.-Sole, good 1jatSc. Damaged i2alGc.
arness 2Oa23c. upper, Sl.5O to $500, as in weight
and quality.
EicE4-3Iaalc
Observation-Disclosures Grkin sal5c.--no prime in
market.
BEFqUAx-brisk al 2ic
Om--Wiuter Sperm sl.3j; Linseed sja9o
cent? Tanners Oil i2laI3 for common, 15al6 for
good.
WooI-Dochning, washed 2Sa3i.
Standardization blisicred 4sa5Ac.
GINsENG.-41c.
BAcoS.--Snles in a small way ut9 4a9a for Sidosi
Shoulders at 7Aas. City smoked Western Pork
9u94c hog round.
WHrsKY.-Wc quote Richmond rcctifed 1T 80
Ct. In hnrrnla: c incinnati do. e5a2i efa.
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cnll n committee Of the whole, but was
frequently less than committee Of enc
half, With the osfcnsible consideration Of
the fundamental law. Several votes were
taken in demi-committee. and the number
OF members present was reported TO be
some soto SIS. The committee would then
rise, and the ayes and noes being iakeIs on
some motion or other, just about the mum
Der necessary TO make quorum (6s)
would answer to their names. In such a
state Of thingswe need not particularize as
to what was done, for it must all go for
nought, when the different propositions
come under the ayes and noes SConven-
ton.
We have heretofore forborne to express
any opinion upon the questions OF an adj
iournmcnt Of the body over TO the tall, or
to some one Of the watering places, or sine
die. But, really, unless the attendance OF
members improves, one OF those alterna-
,ives must be soberly considered. As to
going to the Springs, itisa plan which we
are sure, public opinion will loudly con.
denim. Instead of lettering the constitu.
ton ofthe State, many a member would
probably accomplish nothing but injury d
his own. The billiard room, the faro-ta
bic, and the ball room would be too pow
erfil rivals for subjects OF such dull con
Germ as the rule Of taxation, the tenure o.
the Judiciary, and the functions of the Gov
ernor. An adjournment sine die is not t.
be expected; for no body, individual Oh
collective, was ever known to lay dow
its life voluntarily before its "time hac
come" The adjournment over to the Fal
seems, then, to us to be the only prope
course if the Convention find that, from
mere emptiness, it cannot get along wit
its business. A little communion wit
their constituents might serve good pur
pose in acquainting honorable gentlemen
with the effects produced by their speeches
through the supplement" They might
learn that, since the hue and cry Of tn,
elections of August last, the people have
GENE to reflect that change is not always
reform. But, Notwithstanding these adj
vantagcs of summcr recess, VIC do mo-
rccommcd it. If members would attend
regularly, and perform one tenth of the la
bour which the editor Of city paper does
they might elaborate the new constitution
casily in three weeks. But with the list
lessness sleeping talking, yawning, groan
ing, moving about and general idleness tina
now mark the Convention, wesee no pros
pect ola speedy or useful termination c
its protracted T5mes.
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continued and held for Nelson county, at the
courthouse, on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of May 1851
Hawcs N. Cocmnn Plaintiff,
against
William II Harris, Ifawcs II Coleman md Ma
ry his wife, Defendants
This causc came on this dry to be heard upon
the b the answcr Of W illiam W Harris, with re-
plication thereto, order Of publication executed n
gainst the defendants Iiawes II. Coleman aud Ma
~ lis WIFE the exhibits, and argued by coun-
sci On confederation whereof tho coiir. il Of opin-
ion, at present advised, that it was competent
for the plaintiff az executor Of John w Harris
decd bind by his subscription, the estate Of his
tcstaior for fair and reasonable raable proportion
Of the costs incurred in coDtestng the validity Of
the will Of Joha Harris decd asd that having bccn
made pcrsonal, responsible for the subscription,
made in behalf Of the estate he is entitled rcc0-
yer II back Of the defepdnnts, unless dcbarred Of
his right on reclamation, By The provisions Of the
will OF Howcs Coleman dec and the action Of the
parties under said viii. The court doth therefore
as preliminary to il further and final action in ihc
cause, refer il 70 commissioner Ro. Whitehead, TO
enquire into and report 10 this court, (aIng into
consideration the magnitude Of the estate Of John
Harris decd, the interest Of John w. Harris and
wife therein, had it bern recovered, the subscrp-
tions Of others Interested in the estate md who
embarked in the controversy what should have
been the subscription reto Of contribution for the
estate Of Jolu w. HAMS decd; and also whether
the plaintiff hath been irdenirGcd in whole or in
part by the provisions Of his fathers viii for the
claim now nsscrred against the defendants, md
whether as a consequence of that indemnity. ba,ed
upon their refusal to contribute and for no other
cause, they have been prccludei BY the will Of
Hawes Coleman Or the action Of The parties under
it, from o share Of IIawes Coleman estute eqiiiya-
enl 10 their raiable proportion Of the expenses now
claimed DC them, or il equivalent to the whole,
to what part thereof Upon al which subjects Of
enquiry, the commissioner viii report 10 the court,
with any matter specially stnted deemed pertinent
BY himself required BY the parties to be 50 stated
cory--Tcste,
HOWELL, L. BROWN CPk
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TnE HoME OF JEFFEEscN.-A cores
pondcnt of the Uniontown Democrat, who
has visited Monticello, the homestead Of
Jefferson, says:
The interior Of the house is just as JEFF
fcrson left it, except the furniture, which
is all gone, save some paintings, mirrors,
&c. Thehousc, both outside and il, bears
all the evidences Of neglect and decay,
but still retains all its fair proportions, and
its venerable outline grown grey and mos
sy by time and neglect, perhaps adds,
rather than otherwise, to It's appearance,
particularly to stranger. And the vene-
rable aspen trees growing around, throw
a kind Of melancholy over everything, that
seems 10 whisper in your ear, and point
you about three hundred yards down in
The woods, to the grave Of him who plant
ed thern-to the hun1blcst grave, in ap-
pearance, that eve. held the ashes Of hu-
man greatness. | made sketch Of it.
l enclose you a little flower, from a
branch Of vines, said to have been planted
by Jefferson himself, beneath the window
Of the room in which he died; they have
grown all over the side Of the house now.
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Non4ay. Juae o EFaskme'oR Comty>o3-7J y
Capitais-S25, 600; a of6.250; 90 Of 1856 20 ol
l,000.-Tickets So.
Tueslay, J,oqc 1G-Bc' Air 2S-75 u.
Cspital.-:24.O 900 5000; $500; 3.000 1900, i0
or75G.-Ticicts -.
Hsdae.dsv Jane 1l--Sas7a Caaqi 2c-7s Is.
Capi,als-s .000 il, 000 800; 3,60s; 20 of 1000
20 Of 800; 20 Of 2j0.-Tielets $40.
7zarsd,,y, Jsae l2--CarroH CopRig e4-7S II.
Cagitals-slG,3l2 go; 90 of3.00O: 10 Of 500; 10
of750.-Tickets S..
F,iFay ,IrBe l3-Na, Consolidated 1916 a.
Capitais-sl5,o0o; Of 5000; 5 Of 5oo.-Tck-
ets S..
.Saturday Time 7-Gd. Coaso'idatsd Nd 49,
Capital4-s5o oOo a5 900; $4,000; 1850; 1890
5.21O &c; . Of 1000; . Of . ,0O0.-Tickets SIS.
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7-z7---l--
LOTTERIES,
yUTT7. Tgcq,gsEEsY,s NEW ANA

xETEg. NEcCBsEEsY's NEW AND
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE, Ma"
.Sfyoef opposite he Ha7riek House. f. NORRIS
& Co, Successors TO D. Paine & Co, Hangers
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
mir1tion and arc not excelled by any other in the
United States, and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution of Capital Prizes the same may
be expected.
rY-Packagcs, Certificates, or Single Tickets
can he had nj all times by order otherwise.
Eg-Two Schemes, large and small, and Draw
ings received daily.
10 All orders Shan have prompt and coniiden-
tial attention.
r~ysAII Prizes cashcd At this Office
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We have noticed in several journals let
tersfrom Washington aIfrnadverting on the
course Of Mr.. Corwin in relation to bis all
legged connexion with certain Florida and
Mexican claims Mysterious limitations
and givings out are circulated with the view
Of creating ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; though
we have as yet seen no specific allegations
of Official improperly. Every profession
al man who accepts a scat m the Cabinet
must necessarily be more or less embaFras-
sedb his private professional engagements;
and, as far as they conflict with ms public
duty, his Gully course is to relieve himself OF
them before entering upon bis office. To
assume tlsat only those men are eligible to
such places who are free from all past or
present professional Implications, would be
to exclude from the circle of candidates
most Of those who are best adapted to do
honor to eminent stations. Thus 1t IS sta
ted that Mr.. Corwin had been retained on
behalf of the claimants in matters pending
before the Mexican Commission, and in re-
ton to certain Florida claims; and it is not
denied that he divested himselfof all inter-
est of both before entering upon the duties
of the Secretary of the Treasury. Both
these statements rest upon the same author
ity.
| Now, we are not aware that on this show
ing there is any charge against Mr.. Cor
win which his friends are called upon to
repel. But it is not improper that they
should deny, in the most explicit and per
cmptory manner, that there Is any ground
Of imputation against the Secretary, II con-
nexion with the allegations that have been
so freely dispersed through the country
His high character and eminent services are
sufficient to give all necessary warrant to
the public that he is incapable Of any oili-
cial impropricty. He might safely stand
on this ground, and defy the worst malice
of his enemies. But we go further, and
distinctly aver that there does not exist the
slightest reason to impeach his conduct,
whether on the score ofintcgrity or delica-
cy. We believe that he has exhibited the
most scrupulous and fastidious regard for
his public character, and that his whole con
duct is entirely beyond suspicion.
The position OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury necessarily exposes him to the
shafts Of malevolence. He is compelled,
in the discharge of his official duties, to
| give much cause Of dissatisfaction and dis
appointment to the various claimants who
come before him. This of itself raises up
a host Of enemies, who seek to crafty their
spleen by anonymous attacks IN the news
papers. Frequently these can be traced
without difficulty 70 their authors; and u
tie present case the motives Of Mr. Cor
wins assailants are believed 10 be well IN
derstood We haveuo apprehcnsion,how-
ever, that they viii succeed in shaking
the public confidence in man who has
thus far in life sustained character for
spotlcss integrity, who has made distln-
guished name by his eminent abilities and
commanding eloquence, and who has won
as many friends and admirers by his pri-
vate virtues as by his public services
RcpuIiic.
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FEnuortnrat fgor, gnlparnisc.

1Ar On nlarfy dca'oyaI b AZ La.hf8aIe.
The Empire City brings US dates from
Valparaiso to l7th April.
We have particulars ola terrible earth
quake, which nearly swallowed up Valpa-
raiso on the Sd OF that month.
The frstshock caused the falling of many
buildings and great destruction ofproperty
OF all kinds.
Occasional shocks Of greater or less Sc
verify following during the ten days sue
coediug.
AT the time the vessel which brought
this news left, however, (l7th) the alarm
had subsidized among tic people, and busi.
ness was rcsnming Its usual course.-M I.
ErLrcss
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.



The Inspections Of the past week have been o56
bids against IA hhds. corresponding week of Inst
year; market unchanged, saes of Luss at from
81 to IS; common and niedium shipping Leaf al
from IS to IS; cool ss to $40; good ard hne mau-
uiacturing at from $40 TO sa5 as in quality,
The deficiency in the Inspections Of the State ur
to 3lst ul,. is ass hnds. rs will appear from the
subjoiaed list ob,aned from the different places of
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"A sADDLERA! sADDLERY!,

kSakA The subscriber u now receiving his
q Spring supply Of snddlcry, which added
to his odd s,ock forms the largest aud best assert
mcnt that Inns been offered IN this market, end
comprises every article psually found in such oste
lishments. Among them arc
Saddles of every description,
Saddle and Medical Bags,
Garrihgo and iiaroueh Harness,
Cnuyall and Buggy do
Wagon and Boat do
Cart Harness, Brides, Mnrtngnlcs, Collars.
Stirrup Irons and Bride Bits. in great variety.
Riding and Driving Whips, Carpet Bugs,
Gir,hs Webbing. Spurs, Ne. Sc
Also-A large iot Of IRA TELLING TRUNRS.
Of his own and northern manufacture. EIn1m
at very reduced prices ! return my. TYEM
thanks to my friends and tho public ~
generally, for the liberal patronage extended
througha number Of years. and trust by strict mt
tcnion to my business, 70 merit continuance Of
the same.
Iv'oll Saddles taken in exchange for new ones.
PARTICIPATING done with Dispatch, aud on rea-
sonable terms
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IA CARELL IIOIIAE. BNNN soUARE.
CHARLES PHELPS
tc,A NOT.CE.--yaIunl,.c Ln,,d Cor

y Salc.-I offer for sale the Tract Of Land
on which reside, lying in the county Of Campbell
on Whipping Creek, 25 miles South of Iynchburg.
ad looming the lands of John s. Payne. A. =. Whit
low and others containing f5fO Acres. This
land lies well and can be- conveniently divided to
suit purchasers il desired. There urc ubou, 1900
acres in woods. well timbcrcd with good pine and
oak timber the balaacc MI under good fence,
with 100 ucros in clover. The improvements arc
Ta THO GOOD FRAMED DWELLING
HI HOUSES. lee House. and all necessary out
houses, with plenty Of good Tobacco Barns. A
further description Il deemed unnecessary as per.
sons wishing TO purchase are invited 10 view tho
promises. June e-omif1 JOHN BRADLEY.
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DALTIMlAE, June ID.
We note Gales to-day OF 500 bbis How
ard Street Flour at 1925 per bbl. Not
much doing in other articles usually Gnu
meratcd, and no change in prices.
Dispatches from New York to-day, re
present die market a. dlll and prices Sta
tlauary-N
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rg'Ese apprentice.

A young man, whose father was IN easy
circumstances, was desirous of learning
the printing business, lis father consented,
on condition that the son should board at
home and pay weekly for his board, out Of
the avails Of Lis special perquisites, during
his apprenticeship. Theyoung man thought
this rather hard, but when he was Of age
and master OF his trade, his father said ::
Here, my son, is the money paid to me for
board during your apprenticeship. l never
intended to keep it, but have retained it for
your use, and with it | give you as much
more as will enable you to commence your
business"
The wisdom Of the old man was now
apparent to the son, for while his fellows
had contracted bad habits in the expendi
ture Of similar perquisites, and were now
pennies and in vice, he was enabled to
commence business respectfully and be
now stands at the head Of publishers in
this country, while most Of his former com
panions are poor, vicious and degraded.
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y THTI UHI',
HOWELL L. BROWN, Crk.


LovISssToN, 4th June, 1851.
The patries interested ia the foregoing decree
will take notice that have appointed Friday, the
lth day Of July nest, to commence taking the ac-
count therein directed, on vlch day, by 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, they requested TO attend my office
prepared for settlement.
RO. WHITEHEAD, Confnr
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nj T'IsE NEW FmEIGssT

- BOAT "GREAT U'ESTERN"
and the hands that n,ancge her, a,c owned by me.
All goods vanablcs that delivered TO tho Cap
tain for conveyance, am responsible for according
to the law regulating carriers, and any responsible
~ viii be promptly met. solicit freight either lp
or down the canal RICliD q. HADEN.
hmm Q--It
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WHEAT.-Our Mills not grinding the srial
parcels coming in sell At 20 10 Toe. for Red and
White. WIN. 7. SMITH.
CoMNIssIos hERcHASr.
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HOWELL L. BROWN, Crk.


The parties interested ii the foregoing decree,
viii take notice that | have appointed Thursday
the 10Th day of July next, 10 commence taking the
account therein directed, on which day, by 10 o.
clock, A 81, they requested 10 attend at my
oiice prepared To- furnish the necessary nforrna-
ton on the various subjects ofepqniry.
RO WHITEHEAD, Conim'r.
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grant that all parties may be preserved
from rash council, from prccipitatc action,
from magnifyina. lamentations, from ex-
aggerated fears, md from self-destructive
purposes"
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WANTED-We wi'h 70 ENGAGE gag. the l,,'. ,ssyi,
both as salesman and clerk. For such
king immediate application, good wogcs will DO
given. ECHOLS a. PkfOh.
MAY 2G-ts Lynchburr, Va.
Bedford Sentinel and WytheyiIIc Republican Nv
and soud aeta 10 this Office
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----s o 49,
7rtfstary Celebration.

DosToN, June 2.-The ancient and hon
orabIe Artillery Company celebrated their
2l3th anniversary to-day by parade, and
artillery election, sermon, and dinner
Gen. Wool, and his aid, Capt. Mclean,
who arrived here on Saturday nights now
reviewing the Company on the Common;
also General Shields Of Missouri, Capt.
Shields, of Shernan's Battery of Flyipg
Artillery, and Gov. Boutwell, ifh lis slaf.
The display is quite imposing. Gen Wool,
and other invited guests, will dine with
the Company,
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The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by the Governor, Visitors Of the
Va Military Institute:
From the Tide-water District-P. II.
Aylett and George Blow.
Piedmont District-Wm. w. Crump
and Philip St. Geo. Cooke.
Valley Dstlict-llierome i. Ople and
A. J. OBannon.
Trans-Alleghany District-Douglas B.
Layne and John G. Stringer.-Rich. Err
aD7incy.