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Northern Cattle Markets.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS June 81
The offerings OF Beet Cattle for the Week about
1900 head Beeves selling from So so to $40 per
100 pounds
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. June ol.-
There offered at the Scales to-day $50 head of
Beeves, Of which number $50 sold city butchers
and 200 were driven Philadelphia. Prices ranged
from 50 SO 80 the hoof, equal To $7aS rs nett
and averaging 81 gross.-Hogs-We quote at s7a7 so.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, June a1-At
Washington Drnve Yard-Oaercd, $500 Beeves (all
Southern and Western) Demand not quite so active
last week, Blu prices firm from 81 per h.
A lot of so head taken supply the Bermuda
va. contract. About 200 left unsold.
ALEXDRIA CATTLE MARKET. June 23-The
market is du-supplies moderate We quote 90 SO "A
"a 5per 100 lbs gross Live Hogs $775 u g. Lambs
81 IS a So,
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Zeaiaus sad sceirc advocates os Total Al
stinenoe. in Monroe County, have proposed sa,at
a Cowentica Of the friends Of Temperance
shrou ghost The State. shall he he!d sn STAG nson
on "Wednesday. the 9Th day Of August next
60 unite I'm the adop,ioa Of some plan Tor ST.
curag si,e legal suppression OF the traffic in
Intoxicating iqmrs. They also recommend
chat this Convention be constituted by the APP
s,ointmesst ct nes less thaa two delegates from
each county-
Owing to its locality aud accessibility. Staa.n-
ton has been proposed as the most su,tahle
place Gar holdng the Convension-
We RACES cordially concur ia the euteryrsSe,
and ass@re you, in !..t,af Of our fellow Yeti.
zens. that sise proposed Convens.sn wiH DC
<-ieenatly ~elc"ned to this place. Wece.
spcctfuiy suggest that preliminary steps he
taken, an the Several Districts Of es<h ooaasy.
Cor holding csnseusion at an early day. To
spposa, Delegates 10 the State Convention !;
and In ordcr that the counties near Stsan .os be
ant represented geographically to ,I,eoti,~es
we suggest that not more ti,sn SAX Delegates.
and a. many Alternstes- he appansed By each
tesghlsoriog county Let every effort he us.d
20 sccu re the attendance of Delegates. May
We s.x hope. by ibis movement, to set GA foot.
measures, which, Zoe generations 20 COME. III
euure 30 the individual. social, religious and
political welfare al our fellow citizens through
out our beloved and veueratci Ccmas,n-
sa.>tfis
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HALIFAX. June 23-The steamer Nagsra
arrived off the bar last night but. owing TO the
fog. did no, GO, up till to-day at noon. 80 e
ENGLAND. s - ~
parliamentary proceedings were unimpor-
tsnt. On Wednesday much interruption was
caused by the absurd conduct Of Fergus o..
Connor. who was committed to the custody Of
the sergea Mat arms. and ordered to remain
in confinement till the end of the session. He
has since been pronounced insane, and will be
sent to the lunstic asylum.
On Thursday petitions were presented from
Jamaica and other West India islands, com.
planning of thcir distressed condition. which
they attribute to the sugar act Of eighteen-hun-
dred and forty-six.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer has an
nounccd that the extra grant Of 100000 for
the expenses Of the katfir war will not be need
ed
The threats Of The French Minister Of Police
to cxpel all the correspondents Of London pa
pers from Paris. form the subjects of the lead
ing articles Of the London press.
Cloves great printing establishment in Lon
don. had been damaged by FIRE to the extent of
$4,000. His whole editions the Illustrated
Catalogue of the Great Exhibition. and the
VI SHdheSPcdle, WtTc ucoIOyeu.
FRANCE.-The editor Of the Paris Cons,itu-
tionel had received a second official warning
from Government. and the third will be a sus
pension of his paper. DR.. Vernon, the writer
Of the obnoxious articles. seems inclined To
stick to his statements, at which the president
is greatly incensed.
The Chateau de Louis Philippe had been
seized by virtue Of the decree OF con6scation.
and the case was to have been urged before
the council the day the Niagara sailed.
SwITzERLAND.--The Romon Catholic pop.
ulation of the Canton of Fessido have super
coded C) the property confiscatcd by the Gen
eral Government by majority OF two This
has stirred up new spirit OF discomfort.
GREEcE.-The Government has under con
sderation treaty by which the Greek Church
refuses to return under the jurisdiction Of the
Patriarch Of Constan,inope.
TURKEY.-The greater part of Bosna-cra'.
the capital of Bosnia, was destroyed by fire on
the 23rd ultimo. During the conAagraiion,
abominable acts Of rapinc and pllage We're
committed.
AFRIcA-The British Consul had left Libe-
ria in consequence Of difficulty with the gov
eminent.
The packet to England had on board 1000
pine apples as an experiment.
INDIA.-The mail has arrived a; Marseilles
with Calcutta dates Of may Sd. and Bombay to
May 18th.
The Burmese attempted to retakc Martabar
by surprise, but had been driven back with i'm
mense loss.
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rlIan 4 : 100 TOb0CcOs D Ias9F. =
Inspections and saes the past week IA hide. which
is the heaviest operation in the article for several Year,
past The market continues brisk and prices good for
all descriptions with sales of shipping Lugs from g
$3.50: manufacturing do from $3.50 to s.; common
Leaf a to =; mddling do IS to $3.50: good fine
chipping from Is so to $780, good and fine manufac
turing from $40 to $780, in quality. Included in
the Gales of the past week. hhds for Dr. Johns
ofPittsylvsnia averaging $3.50; for Capt Preston Gil
bert hhds $3.50. and lot Of loose TOGO $3450
WHEAT-70 to 75c. for Red and White.
WIN. T SMITH,
Commission Merchant. !.
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WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD'H
knH> ~ ,.~A~ rus, aupn ~uyDDlx

Schemes for the week.
Monday. 2S-Deaware Glass 24-66 10.
Capitas-Sas000; $4,000; $4,000; 10 of 81 600
Tickets IS.
Tuesday. 29-Dcleware Elk. Glass ISIS 10.
Capitals-$2I 5OO $4,000 $4,000; Is Of 81 600. Tick
cts IS.
ss Wednesday 30-Deleware Glass o5-75 H.
Cspitals-s3l 800; SIS, los; $4,000; 90 of 1880
Tickets $40
Drawn Numbers.
Delaware Glass 90.
- II 30 81 46 6s Is &c 81 81 II "a
Kentucky Class lag.
81 II &c 81 4S 10 "a So ~ Is 40
Delaware Extra Class %.
10 4S 60 20 "A Is Sc 60 SO 81 IL ca
Delaware 90 Whole Nos. 81 II ~ prize Of. $50
Ex 90 Nos. 10 G8 ~ prize off,. 100
u Orders for packages. certificates of packages,
single tickets in any Of the Lotteries Of j. w. Maury
Co, will meet with prompt attention if addressed to
AZ. WHITTEMORE jr.. Lynchburg, Va.
II Communications strictly confidential.
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CoNGREss.-In the Senate. Wednesday. the
H,use amendments to the California Mint bill
were concurrcd in, and, after the transaction of
business of no great public interest. the Senate
proceeded to the consideration Of Executive
business
In the House Of Representatives. the bill
heretofore reported by Mr. Bennett, appropria-
ting lands TO all the States for railroad and cdu.
cational purposes, was read third time. The
Deficiency Bill was taken upin commtte of,he
Whole on the state ofthe Union.-Republtc.
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GENILENEN.-l hsvetbe heaor ia sclnowl-
edge the rece.ptsf you ietterr,Goaifying ose that
I have been nominated by the Democratic
Convention, as Vice President Of the United
States.
This distinguished manifestation Of the re-
spect and Confidence Of any Democratic breth
zen. commands my saost grateful acknnwl-
ed yemers. and I che,~fany accept the aomi-
e,xtioa with which haze bsea i,onered.
ThreueAo1 long public me. ava not con-
scious that lave ever s~erSed from those
principles winch have ever beeu cherished and
sustained by the Democratic party; and in
whYsever stuseior may be placed. say coun-
srynen. may rest assured thst shall adhere to
them faithfully and gealeusiy salts
kied that The prosperity Of our common eoun-
try and the rerma nency II our free snsoil@aons,
Can ls- promoted and preserved snly by adj
ministerng the government in street socord
apce wath them.
The Platform as iaid down by the CoUven-
zion, meets with my cordial Appreciation. 1t
IS national in all IT'S parts and 1 an con,ent
not only to stand upon 1t, but on ell occasions
10 beiend 1t.
For the very hatterng terms IN Which you
have been pleased, gentlemen. 10 characterize
cny pubic services, feel that asn indebted to
the Persenal regard which aT proud 10 kasow
you pe<seraR tnte rain fer me, and that you
greatly ovcrraae them. The othy merit can
lay claim TO is al honest discharge ef,he dasies
of the VARIOUS pos,rions with which have
been i,cn~red. This clsim--norhing +ncre
With the highest respect and esteem, sm
gentlemen. your feliow-catizen.
WILLIAM r KING.
To Messrs. j. S. tsAnBoUa, j. v'uonrsnN,
ALPHEus FELc9, aad r SoSN1
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JUNE a4.-ARRIvED.

JUNE 94.-ARRlNED.
Schr Gallcgo, Nelson, New York md<e to Currie.
Schr Martin, Teal, Philadeph.a coal and iron.
Sclm Courier, Rogers Boston. -mdse o d Currie.
Schr Chas Cole. Myers, Port Depo,ite
SlooP Mary Helen, Corson. Perth Amboy.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere Clifford, Baltimore, mdse, Ludlam
& Watson
Steamer Roanoke Parrish, New York, mdse Ludlam
& Watson.
Scbr Peterson, Williams James Eiver.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21-Arrived--Schr Rainbow,
Rogers, DAYS later from Richmond.
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New ORLEANS, June 3l.-The vote was ia
ken throughout this city 10 day on The propo-
sition to tax real estate in order tn raise the
sum ofthree millious six hundred thousand
dollars. to be applied towards the constructors
'ofthc New, Orleans, Jackson and Opelouss
Railroad. 1t was carried by a large majority
and the result was received with the greatest
enthuiasm. A salute of 100 guns was fred in
honor Of the event, and other demonstrations
of satisfaction exhibited &
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THE CRoPs.-The Danvlle Register says:
"Our wheat crop is made, and is considered a
good one. The ost crop on thin land is ra,h or
low; on strong ground quite good. With rea-
eonable weather, our corn and tobacco crops
will yield well. The fruit is much injured hy
the cold spells we had in the spring"
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LATEST NEWS.
Shocking Tsasedyt-A Fayskv asd Sos
Murdered.


Mxrdered
HoLLIDAYsBuRo, Pa, June 23.-Anoiher
shocking murder was perpetrated in this coun-
", at Kittanning Point, on Sunday night. A
shoemaker, named John Robinson, having los,
his wife. made preparations to leave for New
York on Monday. But on Sunday night, him.
self and little son, aged three years. were cru
ely murdered while ssleep in bed. A man
named William Tracey had purchased his shan
,y and was sleeping up stairs. The Coroner's
inquest found that the axe that struck the "a
tai blow, was afterwards used TO batter the
door and windows Altogether. Tracey's evil
idence was so vague and contradictory that he
was arrested and committed. Appearances
are very strong against him. Robinson was
known to possess some four hundred dollars
andto wrest tli. pal,ry sum from him. hmseli
and poor little innocent son were usherel in
to eternity.
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NOLLECTOR AMI SCRIYENER.-.

y A. McDONALD tenders his services % the pub
lie rs GENERAL AGENT for the collection of claims
andt closing Of accounts by bond. deed otherwise.
He will also draw in legal FORM Covenants Con-
any similar instrument of law.
Those needing his services may rely upon prompt
and diligent attention o whatever he undertakes
~ OFFICE OVER MEssRs. CAMPBELL & CHALMERS,
door leior The Firginian Office.
je 10 lnif
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Drawn NUMBERS.
Pierce Candy, Mt One Cent a stick.


DEFORE sending samples the Worlds Fair tn be
ID held OF the London Of America-Uncl' Sam would
take occasion to offer his Majesty the Public. Of
the most superior Ra1ors (Snge Car brand-Damascus
blade that have been offered in this since Lynch
burg City; il not within the recollection OF tine
Oldest nhnbitan" They are warranted shnve at the
rate nf Eve per per month"; but VASTLY more rlez-
cont. For full particulars. drop in at the Bakery Com
feconary and Curiosity Shropshire old stand Tails
row. West Main street, Cheap side.
Nora BESE.-Hsvng omitted to take out a license I"
sell on credit this yearhe win be heretofore
Cad ie 28-2t
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mat
thew Ellison. OPE SrAITE, late u London, Englsnd
MARI c., daughter Of Doctor William H Martin. Of
Mercer county, formerly of Campbell, Va
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w ARLINGTON, June ~. q
The National Agricultural Convention meg in
this city to-day. Twenty-shree States were
represented BY Northumberland Fifty -four Dele.
gates. MARSHALL WILDER Of Massachusetts,
was chosen President. A committee was APP
pointed. who reported constitution and other
matters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-28

WASHINGTON, June22.-Secretary Webster
has expressed his intention Of resign,ng a.
~csn a. he can arrange the business Of the
State Department. As Mr.. Lawrence is coming
home. it is supposed the mission to England
may be rendered him.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

CORNER OF CHURCH ST. AND FIRST A.
LEY.
Lynchbnrg. Ia.
GEo. CAMERON, Proprietor
JESSE T. BrRToS Assistant.
II Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
and stopping the Washington entitled visit the
"virgnian READING Room" during their stay.
Nav I7-ts
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NoRTR CAROLINA TwINs.-Two colored
children. connected ny the verebrse. and said
to he quite match. for the Siamese twins. are
about to he exhibited in the Northern cities,
commencing at Petersburg Va.
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NJ OTlCE.-.Pmruant to a decree of the circuit
court Of Pitfsyvania county the October term,
1851, in the of Charles L. Mosby admir- of Fortu
Sydnor decd and others plaintiffs, against John
e. I. Patrick and Sarah B. N. Smith defendants will
be sold. Monday the 10Th July 1852. (cnurt day)
Pittsylvania house, the highest bidder. for
cash. all the right title, and interest," Of the raid Jot
E. r. Patrick in right Of his wife in and the slaves
held by the defendant Sarah b. NJ Smith for life ss
widow Of vid F. Patrick decd; the being
third thereof. The SLAVES tweniy-eight in num-
ber, consisting Of men, and children, many of
them very likely. b. W. DANIEL. D. s.;
for 10. Wilson, Sh'f, and as such Commssio
jscS-ilsjy ~ Ill
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JUNE 22.-ARRIVED.
Schr Lucy Robinson Robinson, New York: Salt Sc.
to Davenport. Allen & Co.
Schr John Titus, Newcomb, Philadelphia; Coal to E.
II. Clark.
Schr Gunpowdcr. Bird, New York; Hay to II. W..
Taylor.
Schr John Polk, Johnson, New York Hay to Ed
mond Davenport, e. Co.
Schr Volant Trueit. Philadelphia. Coal.
Slo"p Mary L. Compton. Rowland New York.
SAILED.
Sloop Mary Helen, Corson, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23-Arrived-Steamship Penn
sylvania, Baymore, Richmond, Levi Edridge. Sailed
Steamship Pennsylvania. for Richmond sailed this
morning at 10 o'clock, with full freight and a large
number Of passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23-Clearcd-Schr Strntton,
Haley Richmond.
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JUNE 2a.-ARRIvED.

JUNE 22.-ARRIvED
Schr Patriot, Arrans Pbadelphia; coal to e. Clark.
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia mdse &C.,
Mayo 4 Atkinson.
NEW YoRK, June 2o.-Arrrived-SteamshpC City Of
Richmond, Mitchell, 26 hours from Richmond and Nor
folk, with madse and passengers.
BosTos. June 20-Auivcd-Schr Lepreette, Reed.
Richmond; schr Lighfoot, (of Rockland Gregory, OF
Richmond.
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CoNcoRD. IN. II. June IT,
GENrLEHEN:-I have the honor to acknowl-
edge your Personal kindness in presenting to
me this day your letter officially informing me
Of my nomination. by the Democratic Nation
al Convention, . . candidate Cor the Prcsiden.
'cy Of the United States.
The surprise with which received the in.
telligence Of the nomination was not uumin-
ged with painful solicitudc, and yet i, Is proper
Tor me to say that the manner in which it was
conferred was peculiarly gratifying. The del
egation from New Hampshire, with all the
glox Of Stale pride and st the warmth of per-
somsl regard. would not have Submitted my
name to the Convention. n~r would they have
cast a vote for me. under circumstances other
than those wlch occurred
shalt always cherish with pride and graft
tude the recollection of the fact that the voice
which first pronounced for me-apd pronounce
Ell alone--came from the mo,hcr Of Sia,es-a
pride and grathudc rising far above any con-
sequences that can betiJcale personally
May not regard il as fact pointing 10 the
overthrow Of sectional iealoasies, and looking
to the perennial life and viser Of Union re.
ncBied by the blood Of those who have passed
TO their reward Umon wonderful in its for.
nation. boundles in its hopes, amazing in lis
destiny accept the domination. relying up
on an sSdag devotion TO the interests, the
honor. aad the glory OF Our whole country.
but. Leyond and above all. uren a power sn-
s'erior To al human might-a Power which.
from the 6rst gun Of the revolution, IN every
crisis through which we have passed. in every
hour Of our acknowledged peril, when the
dark clouds have shut down around US. has
interposed, as Il to battle human wisdom. out
march bsman forecast, and bring out Of dark
s'ess a'se rainbow Of promise Weak myself.
faith and hope repose there in socunty. l
accept the nomination upon the platform a
dopted by the Convention, not because this
as expected OF ne rs z candidate, but because
the principles Il embraces cosamand the ap
probation Of my judgment; and with them
helicve can safely say. there has been no
word nor act fmy ME IN conflict.
have only to tender my gresefal acknowl-
Judgments To you. eentlemea,to the Convention
OF which you we're members. sad to the people
OF or comMen country
am, with the highest respect. your most
obedient servant
FRANK. PIERCE
To Hon. }. S. BARBouR, J. TuanFsoa. Al
PHEUs FELcu. PIERRE So1tE
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AIlxAa NEW ROCKS, kc.-JUNE astt,.

A1IGAU NEW RO OkS, kc.-JUNE 28tt,.
Just received JNO. p. WRIGHTas
The following New Books, viz:
Waverly Novels.
De- Haas History ofIndian Wars ofvirgnia,
The Lady Killer by Rebecca Hicks Of Va,
The Mliner and Millionaire do
Cosmos, by Humboldt,
Claret and Olives,
Dollars and Gents,
Goldsmth's Animated Nature,
Guy Manncring,
Three Sisters and Three Fortunes
Retribution,
Aims and Obstacles,
Clifton.
Florence, or the Fatal Marriage,
Wilburn or the Heir of the Manor a first rate tale
Of old Virginia,
Marcus Warand by Mrs Caroline Lee Hcn,1,
Woodnor Manor, or Six Months in Town.
adventures of Marquis,
Kate Clarendon.
Mary Price.
Burks' Treatise on the Mineral Springs of Va.
Generva or the History Of a Portrait,
Who shall be Heir sH
With large and varied assortment Of Books suitable
for all tastes and sncies.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
inc my large stock of Novels Tales. Romances Serials.
Magazines. &C., Of the recent publications. Call
may assured that you will find something both
amusing and interesting and the lowest prices ina
ginable. Yours, truly,
Next door to D. T. G. Peters, Main Street.
r.. Also received fine assortment Of fine GOLD
and SILVER Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Arti-
cles, &C., which would most particularly call the at
tention Of those wishing purchase to.
Watch and Clock Repairing still carried with
prom tness and dispafel.
JOHN r. WRIGHT, Ja
JIG ss-iftf REP and EXP coPy] IVA
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BALTIMORE MARKETS June oath
Flour has declined Sales to-day of 600 bbls IL
Wheat-Red 90 cts a $1.0l. White 81 TO boa. Corr
White 5Sa59 Yellow 60 cts
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- virtue Of decd of trust executed to Samuel Clay
tor (now dec and the undersigned, by the late John
Scott Of the county Of Bedford and bearing date on the
Both day Of December 1924. and duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of said county court for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed sell public AUG
ton, on Saturday the 3lst day of Jolly next the
Isl the rct Of Land conveyed in said Decd consi-
ing about Trio Hundyed and EighfySepcn Arres, -
one Rod and eight Poes be the same more or less ~
The said Land is sua ed the South side OF Bedford
county, and sdjons she snds Of James Austin, John
Scott, James Woodfovd and others The purchaser will
be required ts pay nroc, Of the purchase money in
cash. will DO necessary discharge the balance
debt secured in said deed which yet dua and unpaid
and the Of ssle such credit will be given the bs
ance Of the purchase msey the legaecs Of said Scott
may desire: oil of which will be made known the day
Of sale
The said Land win be conveyed the purchaser with
speciai rarrdnty. DAVID ". QuARLES,
June 20 lily Surviving Tru.icc
rlvO SHOEMAkERS.-Ih have on hand
Il L. Il ~ 4.rr S.t. y
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No Liability 10 Asscssmcnt.
Yearly deposit Of Members rndcr so years q ogs.
u OF, Ii

Those over fifty years Of age viii be charged twenty
FIVE cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admis-
sionfee viii be charged, in addition the above the
first year and must be paid the time Of application
and the first years deposit within thirty days
NOticc.-To the members Of the Mechanics' Uni.
on Association.
A. F. Whittem0re, Esq, having been ar.
nointed the local for this vicinity business
pected with the Association. be transacted with
hi Mt bis Office.
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NOTlCE..-An persons indebted to Samuel A.
~ Bailey Bailey & Lanahan requested TO como
forward and pay up, longer Indulgence viii not Be gire
\ lie 9a-tIJv Ed. d. CHRISTIAN. Trustee. p
TOB PRINTING neatly and cxpcditiously
y arHe ~ the vIRGIsiAx Jos UFfIcE.
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Latest from San Juam and California.
The Prometheus, which arrived at ~ York
on the 2lst.. brought intelligence from Cafor-
MIA to the 18th, She left San Juan on the 1th
inst.
SAN JUAN.
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE-On the
End Of June the British steamer of war Albion
arrived at the Port of San Juan del Norte. or
Greytown. with the British Commodore Of the
West India Station. who notified the authorities
that the Governments of Great Britain and the
United States had agreed to guarantee the In
dependence Of San Juan. Com. Parker, of
the Saranac. whom the British Commodore
expected to meet, had not arrived, but there
was no doubt of his concurrence, on the part Of
his Government. Commissioners had pro-
ceeded to Costa RIGA and Nicaragua for the
purpose of definitely settling the boundaries Of
the territory of San Juan.
u On Friday, June 4, the ladies and gentlemen
composing the party Of r. NJ. Foiger, Esq. Of
Sacramento, who arrived by the Prometheus.
on their way to California. and who temporari-
ly occupied the large building Of Capt. Cur
It's, invited the Mayor, Council, Judges Of the
Supreme Court and other func,iouaries. TO an
entertainment in honor of the recognition of the
Independence Of San Juan del Norte.
Many toasss were given. and the affair went
off finely.