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NeW Goods, NeW Goeds.

lus. received 81 Husten's. large and wee -
!retsi stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS;
Of every description, which he nos Sae'S fR
sale :. ,hs Vfry lowest prices.
Our HJiIo i short PrUhts. qdick sales. one ksies
and ready pay. .. J. HCSToN.
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On or stout DE sch - Asssni >. :. u
road isading from c2noilsen V haaL msssne y -
Easl township. sark elsih eoat. AM -
hnding d VII eonisr favog o. thepwnst " -
"''' eEoR0E rcoH.
clrrOllt7h. SspI -. isss. hr Il
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SheriT,s sala.

By virtue OF an execution Issued from The court
Of common pleas of Carroll epnnty. bhio. sndao
me directed, will expose to public sale At The
door Of the Court i'ouse, ID CaErulltcn, In said
county, on Saturday the 5th dsy OF MsFrh ssxt.s
between the hours Of ten o'cleck A. n. ard z e. {
clock p H., the following described real estate -
wit the undivided half Of the south.aasa sasztsz
o. section eleven, township - IF Fanes tasw Izi.
Sher6's Ofhcs GuFfotltons EbeTilE.
January 2s. 1853. \ ( q lsa.a al -
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JOhn CObuFn
Ur ea'hsTius cosgfp In chsusery.
In chnueery.

tOha cobaTn =,
HT saA eH'AsI,'; =. .iis SsSTp q IN ch'''ey'
81 . 80" - 90"
John JSmes, FL a. 1.
era lohn James aud Elizabeth Ann James his
wife of The State Of illinois, Samuel Mesnor
snd Mary MsSRog bic wife. Of WellsyIs 10
The Snls Of Ohio, fauiei sraw and Rebecca
Straw, Of Frsnkliu county, Ohio. George T..
Mehnor and washing,on Straw. Of Carroll cOUn.
~. Ohio; will take bo,iee that on The l4,h day
OF Ilsc IBS9. John CobUEn and CShsrine Co.
burn Sled ia the oiies Of The Clerk Ofihs CourI
of Ccmmcu. Pleas fOr Carroll county, Ohio their
petition Ia ChaneeTy; wherein said petition.
ers pray Cor authority to sell the lands be-
longing 70 the estate Of John Queen late OF said
county deceased, and that after dischargiog the
debts OF the estate Of said John Queen dsceas-
ed, out Of The proceeds Of said sale, that they
may be authorized Is diErbuIe the balance ac-
cordng 10 The viii Of said John Queen doceas.
Cd 20 The above named persons, who are.dsUi'
aces in said will. JOHN COBURN and
,r.l 's CATHARlNE COBURN.
BY EcKLKY g. DAVIS, their soils.
A i Feb. l6 1858.
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Clocks. ClflcEs=A bsau.iful atlicls ef1
sale low ~ CUMMINGS & RRAoKfEA
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THE TAR OF THE WEST,

A new and beauillul pattern, will befound, on
trial, 10 have more good pfoPerIss and fewer
bad ones, Than any other coal Cook Stove 10
this section Of county. The top level aud
smooth, oven large and convenient. hges 90 con.
stTucied as 70 secure Uniform beat for baking puF.
poses, and Al The same time eoosume a large
amount Of the smoke and SCOT arising from Ihe
coal, by which one Of the strong objections TO
the use Of coal for cooking purposes is removed,
and constitutes iI one Of the most eeonomichl.
convenient and pleasant cook stoves nov in
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! tgsI3sg - 4UU Acres, =
and there are on ita good brick house. with a
well Of water st the doofs q very large Frame
Harm, and other out buildings, all go, up in the
very 6eeestyls. The land lies one miles south Of
CsrroIlton, on The reed leading 10 Nsv Hagerk.
town. .es psh .E1asr0 - t'h'stN y ttiA
/ Iinlend removing west, and wia give the pur.
chaser Of lJis faFna hargain.l ae tast.t 4 =
For IerIgs, inqpils at the Free Press ,eifire, or
df the subscriber, on the PPmisss.h ,Si slIaSl sa
p,s.s,a.l q CHARLES FAWcETT.
Nov''S' S1'rSs' g5Gt Sc ya3ot o
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Th0s H. Atkinson.
offers for sale At bis Tin Shop. In csFrolltoa Q
sTge and well selected lot Of ALBANY
GooEfina 6toues.

These Stoves hSve been recently purchased In Al
bsDy with much care, snd comprise the very best
patterns 4 latest improvements in use In the vest.
Among these the GOLDEN FARMER, q new and
elegant pattern, will be found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale in
II section Of country.
10 addition 10 the above. he has on hand 90
elegant assortment Of coal stoves. Of PITTS
.BURGH MANUFACTURE, for both kitchen
and parlor.
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7s&I In Notice.
We ill offer for rent, on the premises, to
The highest bidder, for the term of three years
from - Isl Of April next, on Tuesday the
irs, o february, next, at II o'clock A. NJ, the
unsold SuarIer Of section sixteen 10 Union
TownsAp. A bond with good security for the
annual baymeni Of lhe rent, will be required.
There ison The premises good dwelling house
n W. SAMUEL SEMPLE,1
" JOHN RILEY. NO"'
sjsn.9I4, 1853. isH s'
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Sheep ..a 46
Average number of paupers l6
5-.#HIl.q JONATHAN LONG,
f JOHN DUNLA".
Jan. 20, '53. LEWIS SMELTZ.
80 Directors of lnfirmary Car. Co.
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Farlla Gel' Sale!

'Tldesire to sell the farm on which now reside
Il contains silq vds ~ ishrg5r sil-
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aIII|IE So k|a|I|l!IE|||Ig
Congressional.
FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
WASHINGTON, March n.

Z ~ r I. Il
Editor Spiru Of Democracy: #
But few moments were spent In Ex.
ecutive Session to-day. About IA dozen
nominations have been sent in and refer
red. None were definitely acted upon
consequently are yet confidential. -si p
Tne debate between Messrs. Clayton
and Douglass has been quite protracted
Mr.. Douglass condemned the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty saying thathe thought the
time has not yet arrived for annexing any
part of either Mexico or Central America;
yet the latter is halfway, and the man vino
thinks that the time will arrive when the
States will find it necessary to own hall
way house, must not be set down as a
madman. He was not disposed to are.
view Of the democratic principles under a
democratic administration. u No man cal,
limit the future, progress Of this nation -
No treaty can fetter the limits Of this giant
Republic; il, will grow and in growing will
burst them assunder Why then attempt
10 do it by binding the nation MOTTO do that
which weknow in time il will be compel.
ed 10 do. Observation-Disclosures
AT the conclusion Of Ills speech, Mr..
Mason got the floor, when the Senate adj
journed till Monday. BE qHe7 }gi fsS
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,iiiR ~ sfHiLADELPHlAi MAfcnFil!sss *
A. horrible murder was committed Al
South wark last pight, on two married Y6-
men, sisters, named Hannah Shaw and
Ellen Lynch. who were found dAs1 il .
house this morning, at half past y O'Clock.
"A trunk containing $3.50. bdongingI 70
Mrs. Lynch. whose HUSBAND had lsll Tor
New X York, on Wednesday morning was
broken open, and the money stolens The
persons occupying ths lower pArt Of The
house. had been to a,ball. and onreturn@
ing, found the women dsad. There l.
great excitsments and asnnmbef ofayssis
have bssri made, Ths inqusatis rot yet
finished III nv la stssi v
LArRR.--Ar n examination Of tho bodies
Of the murdered women ehew that shers
are lorty.ops stebs found On Mrs. Lynch.
1--WE entsred ;hsy heart There are seven,
teen wounds on Mrs. Shaw, An attempt
was made to burn the house down ..aad ~
ter turning " hole III The kitchen Goos ihs
frs vent on. Many ssfssls ll6td heeu
mads ,inoluding - ID eng Sing GonyIol
NAMED Arthur Spsing
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Foreign News,
NEw YORK. Mar.

New York, March ~. Il
The steamer Africa arrived Vt this port
on Sunday evening, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 9th, and 100000 in specie.
Richardson quotes bread.stuEs dull.
Wheat had declined pence. Flour u
extremely dull, with decline Of 6 shil-
lings. Corn easier yellow SIS. sd. to 50
shillings. White "a to SO shillings. While
whea, is quoted at 70s. 3D. Phitadelphia, !,
Baltimore and Ohio -four sells al rs 10 II,
shllings s5t''
The news by This arrival is generally
interesting
The Turkish government has ,reiecssd
the utimatum offered 10 them by Austria.
respecting Montenegro-placing herselfin
the hands or France and England to have.
the dispute amicably settled. Il il report.
ed that Russia demands the u.timatndt Of
Turkey, and war is certain. n \
By ,helndia mails received, the advicsS
from Trieste are unfavorable 10 The British
provinces Il is rumorsd that the King Of
iBurinah has been deihroned by revolution.
FRANcE.-One hundred and fifty politi-
cal prisoners have been arrested BY de.
cree. -'ss3i1'S n, # r
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out al after the word Swhsreas and in.
|seEt in lieu thereof, .sduring samorDing
|se6sionof March 6th, 1858, OF the House
|of Representatives. ansassault and battery
was 3ccmmilsd by Mahlon H. Medary,
Clerk Of the House, upon the person oi
GSorgs 7. Barnum, a member thereof, in
which the latter received severe personal
injury; and whereas. it is essential 10 the
dignity and decorum Of Legislative pro.
ceedings that all'iniractions Of the rules oi
this House should not be passed by unre-
buked; therefore be it,
The question being on striking out Mr..
Hughes preamble, j. was agreed to--yeas
81, nays SO. s gap sa
The motions to insert and to agree to
the preamble as amended, were carried
without a division, ( ''o5
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Why Is It?

a recent business letter from Cincin.
naii says:
fWsbeg 10 state TO you that on account
of some difficulty with your merchants in
SGn6sh, the regular boats up the river most
positively refused to deliver freight al that
point; In fact every boat since Friday
morning has refused 10 take the freigh,
anil to-day We shipped on the steamer
Pise." .sa
The letter was written on Monday, the
zsk ias(
w &sps ous friends At Sunfsh may bs
sblslts sltay my difficulty that may exist
bstwssn then and The steamboats,. as IS
sssy inoeDsepient 70 have freight detained
Z sbsNas lhsss y ioar days at Cincinnati. and
s6st merely bssssIss The boats and SIhfsh
p4ypbsale pfs nof "a 4 good undsrstand-
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Washington items.
WASHINGTON, March sg.

ASHlNGT0N, March ~. ~
It's rumored that Mr.. Buchanan will bs
appointed Minister to England.
The superior officers Of the Army, pres.
ent in this city. waited upon The new Sec
retary Of War, in full uniform, this morn.
ing, agreeably TO the usual custom. They
were received by Mr.. Davis, who accom-.
panied them to the Executive mansion,
and presented them to the President. The
officers Of the Navy, in like manner, wai,.
ed upon Mr.. eDobbin, who also accomps.
MED them 10 the President Afles The sx.
change Of the usual compliments, &o., The
officers. joined by the chiefs of tho Bu.
reaus Of their respective departments, 70.
paired TO Mr.. Fillmore's rooms, Il VIII
lard's Hotel, and took q friendly have Of
him. ''i' 'lae
The President has nolnin atsd, and n,
Senate confirmed, Selaii r. Hobbis Firse
Assistant Postmaster General; Charles
Eames, late assistant editor Of tho Union.
.Assistan! Secretary Of State; and Willis
A. German, late member d Congress
from Indiana, Commission ner. Genersl oF
the Land.office.
In the Senate, to-day. MI. Clayton con-
tinued his speech, in defense Of Tho treaty.
made by him with Mr.. Bulwer, and in r.
ply to Mr.. Cass.
Il is contemplated that the Sspats win
adjourn finally on Saturday next. ae
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ETThe communication of'A Teacher
. unayoidably postponed till next week.
Erratulm.'

By some means, we overlooked an error
in the road law. published in the esprit
Of March ed. The ages, between which
persons are liable to do and perform two
days work on the public roads, is trenty.
one and .Gfyfps, and not torty:fue, as
published. Allpersons interested will gov.
srn themselves accordingly. We regret
that the error occurred, and do not know
how We happened to overlook it, as we are
xsry careful in comparing the laws with
copy furnished US.
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Close Of the Volume.

The present number closes the ninth
volume Of the esprit OF Democracy
For nine years, have we been laboring tc
furnish our patrons with readable paper
How far we may have succeeded in SO
doing il not for US to say. But Of one
thing We feel confident, and that is, we
have published paper equal to the patro'
naRe extended 10 us. At no time has our
subscription list reached four hundred and
fifty subscribers; and we are now entering
upon new volume with few less than
that number. We blush to record this
fact--it does not speak we'll for the people
efi our county. 1t discloses the fact that
there are four thousand men in this coun.
~, above the age Of twenty -one years. who
do not take their county paper! This may
be partly owing to our own neglect in
csnyassing for subscribers--never having
spent a day or even an hour in soliciting
subscriptions. But it seems 10 US, if our
citizens would consult their own interests,
our lie, would be double what il is now.
Sometimes the objection is urged that
our paper is too small for the price Of sub
scription-$l,50 per year-that city pa
psrs larger than ours can be had for dol.
lar . year, and SO on. In answer we can
reply, that If we could only learn to live
without food, fire, or clothing, we might
publish our paper at a dollar year, but
not otherwise with our present subscription
list. The city papers published at dol
lar year, boas. Of their ten, twenty, thirty
and forty thousand subscribers. Think
OF the difference for moment, and we
feel assured we will never be asked to re-
csivs less than 81 SO per year for our
paper.
Next weeks issue will be enlarged and
otherwise improved-still retaining, how
ever, the old terms. In order 10 do this
We will expect prompt payment on the part
Of our patrons. Many Of the other county
papers in this State, with circulations dou-
bic that Of ours, charge 80 per year, in
advance. Whether we will be able to keep
our head above water remains TO be seen.
Our new press has reached Sunfish. and
our patrons need not lear being disap-
pointed in the enlargement, unless some
unlorsssn accident should occur. And
W now appeal TO each and every one Of
our present subscribers to lend US help.
ing hand in extending our circulation.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March \.
Flour dun -no sales prices fangs from
$3 65 to $3 rs. 81
Lard could not be sold except y : d.
cline. s
Cheess 81 cents.
Clover seed-at $5 75 to 1856.
Provisions Nothing doing, Pricss nsss-
inal and changed.
Groceries-firm. Sugar Al 10 53s, Mo-
lasses 29 to 293. Roll butter l4.
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Brownsvills dates up 10 ~ 1Q1h NV
bSsn renewed hsrs. Carvsjai ~ abaa.
donsd his plsus and bio followers kayD
disbandsd. N
Dates from the city of Mexico 10 ~
10Th, have also been received. Gen. Ufss
90 has written to Santa Anna asking him
to return to Mexico. He assures Santa
Anna that plan has been arranged vilh
Gen. Guadaljara, BY which, ifhs should
return, he would be constitutionally slsct-'
cd President.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-16

The DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE, ~
The New York Herald's Correspondent,
in letter dated, Washington, March lst,
says; tr 4 IRA, eid h.ta ri
"The dinner yesterday. at the White
House. was given to General Pierce. -
President Fillmore was al the head Of the
table. with General Pierce at bis right and
General Scott at his left Secretary Eve
relt was seated opposite to Gov Marcy,
and Attorney General Crittenden opposite
to Gen. Cushing. with the rest oi, the old
and new Cabinet inlermixed, together with
Gen. Cass, Gen. Joe Lane, Pierre Soule,
and other members ofboth Houses. Young
Fillmore and Sidney Webster sat side by
side, and such harmonious spectacle oil
diverse political elements was never known
in the White House before. q, Gen. Scot,
and Governor Marcy were especially fra
ternizing and agreeable. The hasty plate
of soup was forgotten in the sparkling
champagne. |, was nice" f.7H s a1
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New Hampshire Election.

The democrats have made clean sweep
at the recent State election in New Hamp.
shire, elecling their Governor, three, and
perhaps the whole four members Of Con.
gress, and large majority in both branches
Of the Legislature.
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W Hon. PETER HITcHcocK, for many
years one Of the Judges Of Supreme Court
Of this State, died on the 4th inst, at the
residence Of his SON in Painesville. His
illness was short and severe. ea ,Il
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The steamboat Ml|Sen caught 6rs oq
Friday night last Y " q BY whai
means We have not I y. The steam
boa, Pittsburgh passed bsut 1 2 o'clock
lying on the Ohio shss stAsfoos of wy.
tens tow head, burntio the waters edge.
Passengers and crew alh szfs. ~
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0TThe Washington Union says: 1--WE
are enabled to announce, on perfectly re-.
liable authority, a great Improvement in the
health Of Hon. William R. King since his
sojourn in the island Of Cuba."' 9 I'
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Syinoinnati Markst.

4 ,.sS.. ClNcINNArI, Msfoh I y. &
Il Market generally very dull, and most
articles tend downward. sII.a 4
Corn 1000 sscks sold Il 50 % So cshls,l
sacth included ss a's ssg ~ ~
y Provisions lower, Sales 81 200 hhds Nv,
con sheuldsrs, deliverable \ Madisoa. -
. cents packed. y Y s'l.ss 4 y
Othsf aiticlss unchanged. Y
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House bill defining the duties and powers
Of Trusteesof TownShips was ps6sed .
This bin relates 10 tipPling .houses and III
sale Of Intoxicating drinks, empowering
the Trustees 10 prohibit the sale when
deemed advisable.
The bill regulating foreign Insurancs
Companies was postponed until the first
Monday in next January.
HoUsE.-rhe Senate amendments TO
the School bill were discussed the whole
forenoon. and all Of them agreed to ex.
cept the one requiring the districts to pro-
cure Webster's Dictionary for the use Of
the schools, which the House persisted up
on striking out. '
AFTERNOON sroN--SENArR.-The re-,
port Of the Conference COMMITTEES on The
School bill, striking out the, Dictionary
clause, was agreed to. s, s,8 &,
The resolutions instructing the Ohio
delegation in Congress to support the pro,
position Of Mr.. Stanley in relation TO Afri,
can colonization was taken up and discus;
sed by Mr.. Riddle in favor OF and Mr.,
Pardee against them, and alter some de-
bate the resolutions were laid on the table.
HoUsE.-The act to provide for COM
pensation to owners Of private property,
taken by corporations, passed, s,,, ,,.-.,,.
The bill to amend the act relating to ju.
rors passed. y II
Also. the bill to amend the act 10 pre-.
serve the purity Of elections. S,,a6.
The General Appropriation actwas dis.
cussed up to adjournment. 4,., !;
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FRIDAY. March !. 1858.
MORNING SESSION. - SENATE. - House
bill defining the jurisdiction and regulat-
ing the practice in probate courts, passed
--yeas 90, nays 0. ai...
House bill to amend certain sections Of
the tax law, passed--yeas 90, nays O.
The Senate disagreed 10 House amend
ments 10 the Militia bill.
The bill for the creation and regulation
Of incorporated companies, lost--yeas 5,
nays IA.
HousE,--'rhe bill enabling Township
trustees to bind out orphans, passed
years 81, nays 8. -.
The Sinking Fund bill. and the Senate
amendments to the tax law bill were agreed
tn y
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THUaspAY. March 10, 1858.
Mos SING sxsslos- srsArz. M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-03
WING Di.trIc, Convention.

/ At Convention of the Wing Delegates oil
the 9th Congressional District composed "i
the counties Of Appomaitox, Campbell Henry.
Halifax, Patrick and Pittsy lvania,h held OF Pitt.
syvana C. H.. Thursday. the 2Sth OF April,
| 1853, for the purpose Of nominating cand.
.1aie for Congress in the ensuing electlon-On
motion Mai. David II Clark of Prtsylyanla
was called TO the Char, and j. G. Shields OF
Campbell, and J. F. Claiborne of Pttsylvania
we're appointed Secretaries.
After few remarks from the chair, it was
|, esolved that a Committee of one from each
] Delegation be appointed 10 report permanent
O rgnnizaion for the Convention: Whcreupon,
" Wtcher, alternate for Appomattox, II
lakewood of Campbell, Peter Saunders of
J franklin, B. G.. Terry of Halifax, j no I Woot-
on of Henry, Henry Lane Of Patrick and Jo-
eph Martin of Pittsylvana were appointed
aid Committee.
Vincent Witcher, long distinguished for the
r.ble and conspicuous part he has borne in the
conflicts of the Wing part, and the valuable
ervices rendered the State in the Legislature,
i Virginia, being called upon, delivered
ne of his happiest and most forcible address.
{ upon the political topics of the day,in " hicb
t ne mischevous tendencies of the policy of
/ ne Democratic party in the last session OF the
legislature were justly and ably exposed.
After Mr. Witcher had concluded, on mo.
ION of Mr.. Martin OF Pttsylvania, a recess was
aiken until o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Committee on organization reported
he following For President, Maj. Da,id II.
Z lark of Pittsylvania; for Secretaries, J. C.
S hields OF Campbell,and A. S. Buford of Pitt
3 ylvania.
After consultation by tho Delegates from
be several counties on the motion Of Mr.
Estes Of Piitsylvania. il was unanimously Re
olycd, That John T Wooiton. Esq of Henry
10 nominated by this Convention as the candi.
d ate OF the Wing party Of this District in the
ending Congressional election.
TIE following gentlemen were then appointed
a Commtteet TO inform MrW of his nom
n alton, to-wit: Mr. Martin ofPiitsylvania, MIR
| S aunders of Franklin, and Jno. Rice Miller o.
| 'ittsylvania.
Mr.. Wootton appeared in the Convention
nd in n chaste and eloquent address accepted
Il lie nomination, and exhored the party to the
: roper action to render the selection effective Of
t heir object.
On m, ton Resolocd, That the proceeding
of this Convention be published in the Lynch
burg Virginian, Danville Register, Richmond
Wing, Times, and Mail
After which the Conventinn adjourned SIM
dee DAVID H. CLARK, Chm'n.
a. 4. s s. B sn,aaD'' Secretaries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-03

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has reached
[ liverpool. She was welcomed on landing by
a crowd, and proceeded to the house of Ed
ward Cropper,were she met select party next
n forming. DIR. Mcneil presented the address
OF welcome. She was entertained next day
b y the Liverpool Negroes Society and pres
e. ,ted the British Bible Society with ef13O.-
S he left on the same day for Glasgow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-03

On Thursday last, the Secretary of War re
ceived quite Unexpectedly the resignation OF
Gen. Mccall, Inspector General U. S. Army
There will be, ii is expected, an unheard of
rush among the army officers for the post, as,
while the pay is $500 per annum, with ten
cents per mile for travelling expenses, the
amount of work to be performed depends
wholly on the pleasure of the incumbent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-03

time in second story room of the Piedmont
Institute IN Liberty, Bedford Co. informs US
that the shock was go severe that with many
of the students be started in alarm from the
room. The oscillation was North and South
and lasted s or 10 seconds.