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Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co,

DAVID PAVE Prrjirit. j. IL. BuCllAN4N Secretary.
This securely established Company with the most an nlsa
Of ts policies prepared to take fliE NM
RIVER Il SKIS THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS, a their Bfaua
Office Common sFeti " Camp Nhiie BAn'
lionse NavoriaRns. L. w g. MEAD, Actusry. inns ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

NJ Burke, au nom du comite de Police, pre-
sente lie rapport ct la resolution aui suiycnt.
lesquels, sur dispense des reglements, sont lus
une seconde fois ct adoptes:
LIE comite de Police, ayant examine les
plaintes portees par certains proprietaires ct
citoyens contre Ia manufacture de savon stuee
fencoignure de la rue Celestine ct ,lu chenlip
de fer Pontchartrain, pense qu'elles sont iuste-
ment fondees, ct qu'on devrait faire disparaitre
Ia dite manufacture en- consequence, nous pre-
sentons la resolution suiyante.
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Nntnal nenett - and EIra Ensurano.

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VA a9t4 pfnetiss f7d aniinF Ga cusI 44Hgsl slu ad as
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Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Co

CAPITAL, Nii7s'
JOHN NJ. Hull, President.
JOSEPH vAuLS sone:.ry.
This long established COMPANY, villa the mlstarl mas 1
ne protection itsgoleea contnae to aA n nna r
liberal It's Ageney Neulh al tAe
Hce Of PICKETT, rERklNs co, cunm9'elai G1e4spsr,
oct5 an 81. Charles e Ct pcnltio.
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J NJ. BURRE,
J. j. LUGENBUJIL

Rdsolu que iAvocat soft ct demeure rtouis il.
taire disparaitre les nuisauees eausees par In
manufacture de savon situee rencoiguure des
Champs Elysees ct lie Ia rue Celestine.
NJ. Burke, au nom du eomite de Police, rrt-
sente lie rapport ct la resolution qu suivent, les
quels sont deposes sur lie bureau, sujn,s appel
lie connie de Police, auqlal await ei6 re cree
Ia petition de certains citoyens du TruiSiame
District demandant Ia construction dun Corps-
de Garde, rapporte en- favour de la petition Ct
presente Ia resolution suYante
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21
Franklin Marine and Fire Insuranc,

COMPANY o. new IOsE.
CAPITAL taGHoo5- ..-- AL FNb ~
Wst r. AVERY. Secretary. CADT Gu-LlsTEH1 Pro- sal
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
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NJ, Burke, au nom du comite de Police. pre-
sente lie rapport, suiyant qui est d6pose SUI lie
bureau, sujet appel
lie eomite de Police, auquel await etc referee
la resolution No 6l2, du Conscil dies Assistants
Aldermen, permettant J c. Lozc detablir un
cimetiere sur sa propriet6 dams 10 Troisiame
District, rapporte contre In dite resolution.
J NJ. BURKE,
j, ]. LuGHBuW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

Burke presente lie preambule ct la resolu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
THE LATEST NEWS.
uowppis Convention-seco Day.

u,,puIs. June. 1.-THE Conve ntun re "a
.z.tlsd this morning. The Committee on res
t,,;ons. consisting oftwo from each State, re
tired. SD,
-, ,elatiye To the construction OF railroad
49,, the Mississippi to The Pacific, as prac
,,..ble means of allowing to the Southern and
torn States share of commerce, and de
Caring that Congress has the power 10 grant
lands to aid sad road.
Tie resolution was referred 10 the commit
Bishop Otey efsred a resolution relative to
H.. free ~, ig1tion OF The Amazon river.
Tic r IN; r.f'.n returned and offered
r.souo arg Z LIE speedy improvement of
,be ua.Is .tion of the South Mississippi by
,laprening the c annel and also recommended
the deepening of the harbors of Charleston, Sa
yannah, Mobile and Richmond. On other sub
;ec.s the committee asked for farther time. and
Inc convention adjourned till p. NJ.
At the evenin1 ses In G n. Qutman, of
Mississippi, offered teeoluLon proposing 10
divide the resolution Of the committee relative
10 the improvement OF the mouth OF the Misss
spp and the Upper Rapids. which caused an
animated discussion, and was finally lost by
vote Of States 10 4.
The committees resolution was then almost
unanimously adopted.
Mr. Murrill offered resolution in favor ola
general and liberal system ofeducatlon among
The Southern and Western States
Mr. Kaiser moved the establishment of a
Bureau of statistics among the several South
ern and Western States.
The committee on resolutions not being pre-.
pared with farther reports, the convention adj
iourned till the morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

TIE ATTACK ON GAyAzzI The following
is more Ineligible account of the attack on
Gavazzi, at Quebec, than the one heretofore
blven
QUEBEc, June Sth.-Durng the lecture Of
Father Gavazzi, at the Free Church, last night
while he was stating that the lnquslnOn bad
been extended to Ireland by the agency Of
Rihbonism, a man got up AM exclaimed LISA
lr." This appeared to be the signal to par
ties outside, f,r "a tly a shower OF stones at
tied throusl ,.nrn iows and a mob rushed
into the clf,, { =, med With sticks and stones.
Thy s,lar,i t,.,4zzi and attempted to throw
him over lhe pulpit, but he defended himself
and after knocking down several OF his assal.
ants with chair, was finally thrown over, but
was rescued by his friends His secretary
was badly beaten, but he escaped with slight
injury. A party OF soldiers finally cleared the
house. The mob afterwards went TO The par.
lament house calling for an obnoxious member
named Brown,and threatening vengeance upon
him. Gavazzi is believed 10 be not seriously
hurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
Additional by the sIDOrado

The fremen who attempted 10 blow Up the
Sierra Nevada were named Brofey and Scot
tey.
Among the persons " no persisted at the
time ofthe burning of the Rosette House
[olher papers spell it Rasseri was MIR. Hub.
bard of Ohio. Other bulldogs on Bush" and
Sansom streets were burLt. Loss estimated
$l2l,000
A terrible ARRAY had occurred at Santa Bal
5ara between party Of sqnatters and Sher-
If W. w. First, assisted by party OF citizens
ore Of whom named J. A. Sdal' Justice Of
the Peace, was shot dead. Sheriff First was
also MORALLY wounded An intense evcie
ment followed during which the revenue Cut
ter Ewing arrived, the commander Of which
promptly offered to render assistance L. the
Mayor. The excitement still continued at me
last accounts. The affair grew ont Of an at
tempt to reject squatter named John Pow
er.
The county record office, at San Jose, has
been burnt, having been Set on fire by mech
diaries.
The Yield Of gold continues as abundant as
ever and there is no Indication of faIiag of.
The Hometown Van Dleman's Land Elk
aminer d nies the current report that O'Dono
hoe wos under parole Of honor at the Time he
made his escape.
Business at San Francisco during the week
ending on the 18th ult, opened faHorably, bur
declined at the close, owing TO the immense
amount cl Imports from the arrival Of seven
clipper ships. Flour was frmer at a slight
advance. Pork depressed ilb sales at $40.
SAN Francisco, May 6.-Markcts are to
day buoyant under the effect OF late news from
the Atlantic States. Flour is firm with sales
of Gallego at 81 so Provisions are also firm
and in good demand. Bacon is selling at %
cents.
Messrs A. r. Middleton and A. NJ. Hutton
Of Maryland died on board the Panama at Ac
apulco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
Trial Of Lewis MONTAGUE

0''" yea '''4 Tie Mnrdrr IF Gardiao G..
Thompson
'EfEhsRURG, June 9.-The trial Of Monla.
Soe mas oeen progressing all day, bul up 10 tie
"our oil al ournment, six o'clock, =. NJ. the
evidence Tor the commonwealth had not been
concluded. As AL the witnesses for the priso-
nef are Yet TO testify, it is not probable that
me evidence ~ill be concluded before Satnr.
day. The court room continues densely
crowded with spectators, aud the coun.eIs for
The prisoner are laboring for him most ardu.
ously
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
Icwisi,urg Hotel,

AMI row mile occupancy of Il. Stanakcr Esqr.
Ills Hotel Is situated in the Genre II the towns
three stories high, with al 30 p"nz # variaus yes
mud has large sable and al other necessary hou.
ses.
The town Of LeWi-hurg beiot nine niles from tn
v iite Sulphur Springs aud thirteen miles from tin
Blue Sulphur Springs on the Great kanawha Road
with active aud Industrious population rapidly incrrn-
lGg in II. mbors, with line OF stages passing through
aud stopping in it, having also session of the Court Of
Appeals in the summer with other throughout the
yeat-make this property very desirable Hotel.
II has already returned II fair dividend 10 the pro
pfietor., and the settlement of al mukes
necessary that il should be sold.
Terms IF ,Sale;
One hrd in hand, the balance in three annual install
meits. Possession given the first day Of October
If the purchaser would wish to purchase the Furniture
It wiilalso be sold The Furniture il generally
DAVID s. CRE1GH,
THOS CRElGH,
LEWIS : CRElGII,
Efors, Of IhoS. Crjgh, deeA
je 13-ct2uug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

HARTFORD, June THE Legislative Com
mlttee, appointed 10 examine into the cause OF
the Norwalk disaster, reported to day The
report embodies no new facts, but strong y
censures the engineer and managers OF the
road. They decline reporting general law
for the regulation of railroads, for the reason
that the standing committee on railroad acci-
dents have the subject under cosideration.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TsiegroPhed /or The LyaehJnrg KrgiHian.
RicnMoND June IL.

RICHMOND June IL.
An lr.hman vas killed this morning near
this city by another with whom liz ~as en-
gagged in fight.
"A dispatch from Montreal to- day says Gavaz
ii had left for New York. The cltyis patroled
by military. Fifty people We've wounded in
the rlet-twenty MORALLY
WHEAT 81 90 TO 105.
CoRN-55 81.
TonAoco-sales large-Fine 10 to 25 Me.
dunn 7 TO s 30 ;Iugs 3 70to 4.
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Adminislrator,s snie and. Noi,cc.

WE subscriber wall sell saturday the 2nd dny of
July next, Mt the residence Of the late John wills.
all The pershablo property belonging to the estate Of
said decedent.
The terms will be made known on the 3ay of sale.
All persons indebted the said John " ills nre here.
by notified that longer indulgence will be ivcn mud
hat the Claims against such will IL thry are not soon
paid, b. placed in "A train of collection
All persons having clair1s against III, esate Of the
sud John Wills will please present them to one 81
tie subscribers GEO. d. DAVIS. TO-,
le l3-dwtiy2 q T. WILLS Com u.s.
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ALLEY UNION sEMINARY,
B0fr

foRr Sprsugs Ia.
cnAs. l.. CoeKs, Principal and Instructor IN Mathe-
H0tics.
WV II. PLEAsASrs, Instructor IN Latin and Natural
ScieHce.
- WlsKLeR. I,strueiors ~ Husie. Modern Lam
DR u RogmEa. gaaees. Draining 4 Painting.
Mss Barn. Jungr, Preparatory Department.
Mas. IsDfaSsA V. RfvEs, Goptgness.
Mrs, SUsAsSA v. CocKE, Motron.
The session of this fnstitniion will commence
July 20th, md continue without interruption TEE
MONTHS
TERMS:
For Board. (frcudine every tem,) ss5 90
For Tuition In English Branches, IS 90
" Music and of Instrument, DO 90
Languages. 10 90
For Tuition in Vocal Music 5 90
For Catalogues and Cfculara, l 90
Payable one ball in advance and one hafat the close
Of the session Pupil. mny enter forTIyE months,
as they pre- or. Ma deduction for abscnec except in
cases Of prutraeted illness
BY or,er Of the Trustees.
June 9-wiWc Nd3tWow
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Case of Ann Wheeler.

MILWAUKEE, June 6th.-The trial OF Ann
Wheeler for the murder of John w. Lace,
whom she accused of being her seducer, has
been broughtto close. and the jury after be
Ing out four hours, rendered verdict OF not
guilty, on the ground Of insanity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

Nco York Czatc, adopted.
NEW YORK, June THE charter election
10 DAY has Resulted in the adoption of the new
Guy charter by majority of about 10000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

The New York Tribune notices with regret
the report that since the death of Junus Smith
the culture of the Tea Plant has been neglec'
led 1t argues that an agricultural Bureau
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fthof ImiyCcIcbrniion.-

FINISHED nj the Buffalo Springs in Amhefs Inty on
Monday the All ofJuy, and continue for three days.
Subscription 81 for gentlemen uone the fret night af
Ter TINT tho usual Tavern Will c charged aud all
ladies' invited free for three days, Suitable managers
will be appointed 10 ticket the Lades, and tho propri
pledge themselves that pains sha be spared
I6nko il of the magnificent Balls iy, in
this county. We will hnvc sevor Hacks Beth.
81 to carry passengers from yne lbnrg the Springs
besides the regular line oi stages the 9TH.
june d&ctijy RA1NE KYLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

HHn REWARD.-Ranoway from the sui sub
BZU ,criber about the lst of March, NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley, about 80 years OF age oil back
niaxion rather over the usual height, trim, active
and quick spoken have reason TO think that she is
lurking in the neig hborhood of Lynehbmg
will pny the above reward Of Twenty Dollars former
delivery my house in Amherst county or Isa9Ser'
& Ilby, in Eynchbur2 p w " ihhiAl'''
in 2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

Saie.-The undersigned offers for sale the Hoase
blackiord, Esq'r The house Is comparatively new
Ina or rooms with all necessary OUT houses aud a
6ac garden attached.
Apply To the undersigned, 10 Mr.. d. +. G. Peters.
tynchburg. AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE.
June l--dNr9awts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

ouSli 10 De established ond thai the Govern
''e"' should foster such an enterprise.
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DUBLEC SALE.-Willbe sold ut public sne
on the 22nd day Of August next, (thal being courl
day) the promises, that urgrand commodiouS B,ic
iieid, in the town OF Lewisburg, Grcenbrier county
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Onsmerreotypes. Daguerreotypes!!

BNSs FN1'''
hSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artist
~ would respectfully cuthcatention Of the citizens
Of Lynch5urg ard vicinity to his Gold eaameled Pre-
maBH, Flesh Co2orcd Dagaereotypcs. that have been ad
mred much the past year. Mr.. Osborn has been to
great expese and tronb'a to procure instrument
Superior any be6re hown. and he will guarantee
better irGesses of children than have been taken
before and in half the time any other artist requires
Come aud see. Price from 81 to $2e.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of the .Gags Of all Nations
ap15.d&cGm 172 Nam 81. Rrh,noud "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
LYNcuBuRG. June 9th, 1898.
NEW GROCERY arsd Commission

n II w VHkWN NJ HI sVEtU NUETHHHEE5saUH'
y HOUSE the Subscribers have associated then
selves together under the stye aud firm OF Davis Nov
lin & Co 10 curry on a general Grocery and Gommir.
ion Business IN the city Of l.yurbburg, and have ohel
he house nearly opposite the Virginia Baok, whcit
hey ure receiving large and we'll selected stock -
FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, HOES. &c, all Of which they viii SCI
reduced prices FOR cash exchange for country Po
dncc.
They will make liberal advances consignmcnfsnn
pay the highest cash price, for country produce. The,
mite heir friends and the public trading in the city IL
give them call. GEO. d. DAVIS,
NJ. b. NOWLIN,
mch25-d&cifs b. II. NOWLIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
DLOWs-agriculturai Implements
PRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

ID The undersigned now procuring from their cee.
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery eoun.
~ Mill Stones and Buns of the very best quality. The
reputation of these stones widely known but the
railroad giving US increased facilities in Filing orders.
Ne haqeap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston nnd zee
y J"hnson, Lyncburg agents for the sale Of + IN.
"he ii receive orders and have them fulfilled al IN,
'lortrst notice.
Our Address, Baeksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE x Co.
james VI. Williams, Danvile. Va, Reynolds & Co
e2k>Nllie, Nc. are also ouragenls. Up. x Co
Feb H.dgrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
AUCTION SALES.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.


u ton IN Saturday he 2oi DAY ofJuly pext. the
HOUSE u LOT
heiengtng To The estate of John Wills deed Til j.
one ct the most desirable flnly residences wl, ft.
ever been offered for sale IN Lynchbuig TIe l,l-e
c"n'"ns Twelve large rooms in good order. with tte n,a
re=snry ontbousss The house is built in must work
nal'ke style and Is situated in very pleasant aud
,teeuhle neig hborhood.
Al The sainc time We will sell small tract of wood
md lying in the county of Campbelal the foot of and
ers mountain, adjoining the lands Of Doct John H. Pat
ieson' aud Mr.. Alexander Liggat The tract contains
about tlli'ty three or fur acres.
he above sale will take pl,ro at the family residence
of the late John Wills
4lhe terms ara libefaland will be made known on the
day of sale GEO D. DAVIS
ie l3-d2nwtds c. r WILLS
" The Richmond Wing. and Valley Wig, will ia
-Tft once week tday of sale, and forward accounts
10 this nllirn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
ENANCY BONES FOR TOBACCO

FANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO
we will make 10 order Boxes Of n kinds, which
will be furnished at very low prices, We also lave on
baud Box Plank ready dressed for use which viii BIZ
add AT small advance the market price of uudrcs-
ed Plank making il much cheaper for the manufacturer
10 use dressed Phnk,-Wo also manufacture Tobnceo
Mouds Of all kinds, which will nc warranted 10 excel
my ever betpr' ohiped in this market.
Shop door To O. 4 Mckinney Maio At Lynch
burg, Va. EAMES d WASH.
AIav 2J-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

INDIA RUBBER FISH by Express.
4 Large tot Fishing 1ochie- Patent 1odia Rubber
Miumws, aud the Prayituton Fish Hooks, aud other
improved fishing Tickle for sale by
WIN, Is. g. Z. FISHER,
Opposite the Noryell House.
juno ia Lynchburg, W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

AYG CABEEE ~ Co., HAVING a
lfb Steam Saw Mill the Cannl, with AN nbnn
a1n supply of Timber, prepared fill promptly an,
orders they may receive. Having Boats Of their own
they will deliver Lumber ordered Of Them AT any poinl
on the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
AZ L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
Trmmks! TrmnIss!--seab!

~ has now on hund and " II keep constantly We
ny superior assortment of Travelling Trunks, Vacos
Carpet Bngs. and common Trunks. Prices At very low
lipute. mny 9--tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13
Magnificent Maryland Lotteries

FORTUNE. 1853
Payment Fl Prices Guaranteed bgiheState Of Hpgana.
MARION 4. CO. Agents,
baltimore, MI.
HNIIE following splendid Sch are particularly
u worthy the attention of the public, comprising
some Of the most brllmo Lotteries drawn IN the
United States.
A Graad Fifteen Doliar Lottery
ON SATURDAY.Ju Il, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-13

TEsBE CELEBRATED Race Horse,
Il JOHN BLUNT. will stand ot home, the present
senson. sl5 the season, (Which may be discharged
by SO, if paid by the lst Of Jnly)-$25 insurance.
Mares will be fed Is cents per day. Season to com
ncnee the 18th Of March.
PAsCGIAL BUFORD.
Bedford Co. March 10
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ID now on hand "A iarec stock Of genuine ANCHOR
BOILING CLOTHS, from No. 10 10, which will be
aold At the lowest r,rcs, an warranted.
ma 20 ia ID T { PETERS
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The freman who attempted TO blow up the
Sierra Nevada were named Brofey and Scot
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mEDlCINES, Ac.--Frencl
W Window Glass all sizes, Fresh Tuscan Oil for tn
II bic use, Fresh Hops, crop 1882, Best Green
lea Best Black Teu, For sale By.
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