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\ pur ,unnce OF decree of the Circuit Court of Bed
L ford in the cause of Ieftwch &c, VS.. Quales &c,
the u-ders igned who appointed commis soneIs
for that purpose, will Wednesday tho 9th day of
June, 1855 il fair. fnot the fair day. the
premises sell 10 the CHEST bidder public the
LAND whe REQ William c. Lcftwjch died, sencd, ",
ing on Elk Greek, in the county Of Bedford within
huF milr of Septoe'4 Crossing the Va Tennessee
Railroad, where there is switch for loading, &c.
bout 10 mil es from Liberty, and II above Lynchbug
adjoining the land. of Ro, G Steptoe, John galloway,
aud others.
The i,nd will be sold In two or three tracts
to suit view, of purchasers.--one tract contain-
ing about $50 acres, Is in fair state of improve
menI fertile and well udapte to the growth Of all kinds
OF GRIM and tobacco and very superior fot clover and
his Tract contains large quantity OF fine time
bercd land of the very best tobacco land with gent
quantity OF plant ground, plenty OF good spring., aud
well waiered The Improvements, mo- t.y new, consist
Z" large md convenient brick ens house, carriage
house ice.house, andal necessary out houses, two
good haI NJ, and several good tobacco houses.
he other TRACT contains about seven hunlred
ncrs, which may be divided into t~act., il pro-
duciive and in high Of improvement with Ien-
" 1t Tine mbered land tor tobacco and well waieted.
The improvements consist Of good frume dwelling
hocse. and all the necessary out houses with one OF
the lnrges and most convenient bars in the country
Both of these uacts v"ry desirable and It rarely
happens TINT such valuable land in market TIL,
quality Of the soil the high Of inprov nj, tha
proximity the Rnilroad and convenience marker,
the improvements the land well the fact that
,ey Me situated ina pleasant a I'd dcsfabl nelghIor
hood render them worthy Of the attention ofpurchas
Eth Of the Undersigned will any tne show the
lands my wishing examine them.
fEaMs.-A credit of |, g, and year-, equal install.
will be given the urchaser being required
execute bonds with god personal security for thu
chase money, and the title the land retained fur
Their security Subject resale in default oft pay
m,ent of thu purchase money,
JOHN s LEFTWICH,
SAMUEL II. QUARLES, ) Commissioners
WIN. c. MINIS
apl]0 eodtd.
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Inrnsion of Kansas.

Mr.. Black submitted preamble and resolutions
concerning the inpdsion of Kansas territry by
armed Missourians, calling upon the executive
of Missouri to prevent a repetition of the outra-
ges; and also calling upon the President to take
instant and effective measures for sustaining the
sovereignty of Kansas against further violence :;
and pledging the Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, if necessary, to aid with its whole power
the Governor and people of Kansas in the main
tenance of constitutional rights.
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Fifteen Indians Whipped by Four Soldiers.

ylttH IHdfNHS " HIPPtuUy T UHT OOIdItFS.
On the night of the Odd March, the camp of
Capt. Ewell, Albuquerque, New Mexico,
was attacked by Indians. The camp consisted
of six Dragons, four of whom were in the tent
were little distance off, in the mountains, burn
ing charcoal. In the night, it is not mentioned
at what hour, the Indians came to the camp, about
fifteen in number, and before the soldiers were
aware of their presence, pulled down the tent
upon them and at the same time shooting arrows
into it. The soldiers sailed out as quickly as
possible, and made battle with the Indians, and
succeeded in driving them away. I'll the sol
diers were wounded and are now in the hospital
at Albuquerque The Indians told the Mexioans
that they only came to kill the soldiers, and did
not want the animals, but they succeeded in nei-
fhpr
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Sentence Of Death on Bows.


Inc Canada papers gives the following dos
1,ilP'ioh OF the sentence of three youthful muir
uerers al Cayugay, which we noticed n week or
two since: " WV" VI
bryson stoodin the front. lie was the Young
's'' Ills taee was flushed. He had evidently
zen suffering during the night. His aged mother
sat immediately beneath him. in the porb of
mourning; black veil covered her venerable
and Snef-worn face. The gallery was crowded
with curious but silent spectators aud all the
mass OF people looked down upon the poor allic-
ted mother with moro feeling and sympathy tban
they evinced for the unhappy prisoners Blowes
and King stood behind Bryson. Bryson in his
boyish anxiety and fear of death, leaned forward
on the dock, gazing with unayerted eye upon tho
Judge. His mother did not even attract his ar
tenton.
King, of rather handsome features, who had
evinced more gaiety than seriousness before. now
stood there pale and trembling. The poor boys
bosom heaved and his very hearts throbs were
heard by persons near him. He leaned back for
support, and buried his head in his hand.
Blowes stood up straigh nothing supporting
him. He looked upon his companions and the
people, and then smiled 1t was not the smile of
deriish spirit; it was not the forced smile of a
light or brave heart in trial it was not the smile
which innocence bears in accusation; but il was
the unfeeling, careless, ard stupid smile which
man insensble 10 every kindly feeling to every
care, indifferent TO scorn, to sorrow or regret,
might be supposed to give when tainted with
crime. He seemed above fear, or rather too NOR
bid in sense to feel or shun it.
His lordship requested the prisoners TO state
what they had to say why sentence should not
be pronounced. Bryson said, al am not guilty
OF murder, | never robbed any one" and in agi-
tation repeated Il never killed man. and never
robbed any onc.' King exclaimed Al am not
guilty of murder" But the boy Blowes smiled.
oh that stupid smile it meant nothing but Il
don't know what to say" 1t was neither a vi
cious smile, brave smile, but it seemed
sickening indifference to his fate
His lordship then pronounced the sentence of
death i'll a solemn and impressive manner, and
Blowes walked sluggishly from the dock. His
staggering weeping companions, like frightened
birds, knew no direction for their way and were
forgetfu of death. They were panic struck,
and were guided to their cells by the officers in
charge. They will be hanged on the 18th of May
next None of the prisoners were over l6 years
of age.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian.

BALTIMORE, May 3-Flour closed heavy at
$40. Grain quiet. Rod Wheat 81. 30 to 81. 40 !;
White 50 10 to S2.a0 White Corn % cents !;
Yellow % to 100 cts.
NEW YoRK, May 3.--Flour declined IL cents
Good Ohio S9,S7 to $l0.25; Southern steady.
Virginia 6's 81.
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Thp NnkinnnI MedecnI CnnrPnti Tim

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 2.-Dr. George B. Wood,
Jr., of Philadelphia, elected President Of the
Convention The Convention unanimously Sc
ecty Detroit as the place for holding the next an
nual Convention. AT noon TO day the delegates
received at Independence Hall by Mayor
Conrad, who formally welcomed them to the
oil
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=
~ NEG aOES-The subscriber wishes to sell three
valuable fums in the nrighborhood of the city of Lynch.
burg
One farm of 100 Acres, in milo of the city. on
which there s about 80 Acres Of very fine crock
other farm continuing 95 acres well imrrove ell with
building and yeiy extensive Orchard and Garden ind
las about 10 Acres Of creek nas and other Of
good dwelling and other buildings, aud has about 90
of bottom lnnd nlso Is very valuable negroes.
amongst which there of the valuable
house servants. The nbove property will be- offered
prvae, until the 1ith Of Nav il sold by rat time
it will be then sold public auction very arcommo
dating terms Are offered tho same time two mnroy.
ed lots in the city o. Lynchburg.
apl25-dtctds PAUL JONES.
tS' The Richmond Dispatch aud ,ltimors Sun re-
ed to Duiiy until du, of sulp
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Trustees SNlc

(f virtue of Iced executed to the subscriber
- by Royal +. Shepherd the 30th dsy ct Janu-
nry 1854. and o record in the Clerks office Of the Hus
ngs Court of the city Lyuchburg shall sell house
ard lot situated tho city of Lynchburg the north
east side OF second or Main street running back
alley, containing one fourth OF of ground The
sale will take placed 0'cockP, NJ. on the premises
Saturday. the 5th day of May next
Terms made known on the day ni sale.
apl30-ltds A. COCHRAN Trustee.
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FANS. AND FANCY GOODS.
s. pring. los s

Spring, 1855
ELI MYGATT, Jr., n CO,
43 Chambers and 81 Reade Stroot
NEW YORK.
INVITE the attention Of purchaser, their assert
mcnt of NEW GOODS, OF this seuson= mn ortntion;
embracing Ginrhems, PrintB. Muslins, Orgnndncs,
Lawns, Jaconrts, etc OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FABhiCS,
Als., ror ~ vell known manufacturers of
PARTULE, IUpIN, SEYDoUX, SEIBER q Co.,
Bombozines Chaligs, Reftges dc Lanes.
Of u qualities, with beautiful variety Of Rich Dress
Goods Also. - complete stock of
STAPLE GOODS
Comprising the approved makes oi Linens, Sheet
ings. Damaaks, Tow eIlng4. No.
White Geo Of every Description, the best style i'm.
ported
Cloths. Cassimerc.. uni Domestic Goods complete
asso3Imeni nnr5 dom
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DRIDE's CELEBRATED HAIR.

l. ToNiC.--ARMlSTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life studying the means of restoring
preserving, aud bcuutifyng the HAIR. md after having
fully tested his discovery, pres kis CELRBRATED
HAIR TONIC 10 the public, the efficient
dy yet provided FOR all tho lila and accidents the hair
subject To. He has successfully applied il in great
number OF not emily the loss Of hair when
il had se in but to renewing its growth and restoring
what WINS Lost Even in he editary he has en-
ploved his TONIC with tho successful results
lilo believes II nlao he nfalble cure for letter,
Ring worm, Scaidboad and all similar diseases.
Sold ut his mandatory Water street. ono door
below Exchange corner, aud Mt Royal Pride's Main
street, below Market corner. Price 81 n bottle. A
deduction made whom soll In quantities. Orders from
any distance promptly filled.
u" deems IL only necessary To append the certificate
of tho following well known gentlemen:
"Wo take ploaanro in certifying that have used
Prides Hair Tonic, and testify that does oil that
he promiscs for in
lr. lily Latham DR.. T II. Nelson,
Hr Mitchell, Bedfoid DIR. Clark Campbell,
John Clnrk H. nj Garland Edition
3. 7. Peters. VIM. r. McCorkle, a.
nplo i-dAc3m
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CPRING AND SUMMER, 1850

- GLASS & RAINE. J. DIXON, AGENT.
Business done entirely for Cash. spring supply Of
Cloths Cassimeles and Ve.tings, Read y-mnde Clothing
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS &C.
of all descriptions.
The subscribers world pee fully return their thank.
their friends and the public for the liberal patronage
bestowed them during the last twelve months, and
take pleasure in announcing that they have just received
their Spring and Summer supply OF Goods from New
York. to which their attention is respectfully called
Their Clothing is cut, made and trimmed in the latest
style and best manner. The public may rely fair
dealing. The prices will be uniform. One PRICE only
ASKED and thut the lowest the same quality of Goods
can be said at in any maket.
Clothes made up to order at short notice and mono
but tbs best workmen employed their estab shment.
Their terms of sale Ill in future be for cash only :
knowing that upon this principle customers will
derive equal benefit wit ourselves.
ml2S.iflsl GLASS d RAINE ]. DlxoN. AIT
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a. FOR rem FL hat very desirable tnmy re
E:I silence West street at present occupied by
Rev. j. F. Edwards. Early Possession can be given.
nov s,.if BENZ p. WALKER.
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Cholera on the Mississippi Rirer.

T
The cholera has appeared among the emtni-
grant passengers on the Upper Mississippi On
the 23ult. the steamer Montank buried seven OF
her passengers, between Keokuk and Dubuque
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Commissioner MdnyPenny and Lieutenant
Beule.


George IL. Manypenny, Esq, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, publishes in the Union a card
two columns longin reference to his late Difficult.
ties with Lieutenant Beae. Considerable space
is devoted to review of his official action on the
accounts of Lieut.. Beale. In relation to the as
sault, Manypenny says:
at is true that Lieut. Bealc had without any
notice or knowledge on my part of his intent laid
in wait at Wizards for my entrance there to din
ner and then and there, in his ambush, assaulted
me, not even permitting me to see him until after
he had dealt two blows and was in the act of stri-
king the third; his puny attack did not, however,
remove the hat from my head and he may
graduate himself that,by the casualty which hap
pened to his crayat. | was prevented from bring
ing him into an embrace, the effects of which he
might, perhaps, have had cause to remember for
a considerable period of time.
1.-The reasons for the cowardy and unmanly
assault are as various as the hues the rainbow;
but all result in the fact of my official connection
with his accounts, as Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in California.
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HAIK OHLS-Bnrry's Trieopherous. Lyons
i huhnirun PhaIou's lnvigomtor, best of all the
hair oils BandoIine. for p'aing hair, Pnnmades &C..
hr. For sale by tarll2s X STABLER co.
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OFFICE or THE J. r. &. X. Co,
May 1st 1855.
tNOR the purpose of repaiIing LOCKS Nos. 20 Il 40,
l. the First Division of tho Canal, the navigation
iii be stopped at those points the Goth inst,
rundown ind will not be opened again until the 18th of
II will then remain open until the eth of June,
shen it will ngaiu be stopped at LOCKS Nos 10 and
g until the I2th Of July
For the purpose ofsyng floors In LOCKS Nos.
and 6, the navigation will be stopped between those
three LOCKS the pend inst. and be opened again
an tho Monday following.
By order of the Board of Directors
L. CHINN.
mayo d2clm sup't of Repairs.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
Pills that are Pills

AYERS CAIHARI1C PILLS!
Pills that are Pills
DROF HAYES, State Chemist, of Mas sachusetts
Il says they the best of all Pills, and annex'd
he who certify that HAYES knows viz,
Lenuel SnBw, Chief Justice Supreme Court of VASE,
Emory Washhurn. Governor of Mas.
W C. Plunkett. Lieut.. & ". OF Mass.
Henry J. Gardner, Gov. of Mas.
Simeon Brown. lieut. Gov -
NJ. Wright, Sec. of State =
John B Fitzpatrick. Ca hOlic Bishop Of Bost N
MEN THAT ARE MEN !!
Among the d this Pin has cured with nish
ing rapidly, may mention
Costivenes., Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Drop
sy Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach.
Nausea Indigcson Morbid inaction of the Bowels and
pain arising therefrom, flatulency Loss of Appetite.
all IlceIous aud cutaneous Diseases. which require
evacuant Medicine, Scrofua, or Kings Evil Thcy al
by purifying the blood aud stimulating the System,
cure many complaints which il would be suppose
they cou reach; such Deafness Partial Blindness.
Neuralgia and Nervous lrritability, arrangements of
the Liver and Klneys Gout end other kindred con,-
plants. arising from low state Of the body or obsruc-
tons of its functions They the best Purgative
Medicine ever discovered, and you will but need to use
them once 10 know il.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER. Lowell. Mass. aud
sold by every respectable d uggist in New England.
may .dSc2m
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0CAM" DECLINING-UNoL SAM

ECAM" DECLINING.-UNCL SAM
~ having dec med whiting any notices for
hayo To rely my young "American' genius, to en-
able inc to my friends and tho public that
in consequence Of the expiration Of tho of service
al my Cook, will suspend operations in the EATrso
DrpAHrmrsr of nv business until the lat Of October;
daring which time will make such improv ements as
will enable ofer my friends greater facilities for
GOOD LIVING than be found in this upper
country.
My entire attention will be devoted TO the service Of
the BAR, which shnIl be heretofore. supplied with
the best Liquors md Cigars that be had any whero
My patrons arc invited To FREx LuscH, which will
ho served In handsome style every day II o'clock.
JOHN W. SMITH, Lessee
Rnll3.t. Of Washngton Honse Bar.
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al,lla.t.


IN EW SPR1NG GOODS FOR CASH.
~ CHARLES A. GWATkIN MAIN ST., Richmond
TITO metropolis OF Virginia, iiend Quarters for bar.
eans, srlendid exhibition Of Spring Biks, Embrodcses
Carpets, Rug. Curtains Mantillas, Chaeys. Ribbons,
Straw Good", Hosiery French and Americas Printed
Cnlicoes OIL Cloths, Mnttings Sheetinss.1 Shifting
Linens. Pillow do Rugs Aendale and Msrsellss
Quilts, French Jacon-is ind Organizes
Orders 10y mail telegraph thankfully received, and
the parcels be delivered in Lynobburg in eight
hour. from the time # their departure.
Quick sales and small profits, bargains no sale ;
n pnble penny preferred 10 slow shilling. The sub.
scribcr respeot iuy announces that his stock 10
complete and has been attractive it 10 this
Spring in every respect: styles, qualities quantities,
and above all of prices, of which he respect
fully invites purchasers call and judge for themselves
CHARLES A. GWATKIN,
lei Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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Sailing cfthe Pacific Minister Dodge gone
specie,
New YORK, May 2.-The steamship Pacific,
for Liverpool, sailed hence this morning with 81,
$4,000 specie
Hon. Augustus c. D,l5, oar nov Mtaist err to
Spain sailed in her.
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Philadeiphio Municipal Election.

PnrLADELpn1A, May 2.-fhe statements with
regard to the result of the municipal election here
yesterday conflicting but it is believed the
result will be rs follows: A reform Treasurer
and Commissioner elected by l40 majority of
Wings and Democrats against the Know Moth
ings; Select Council 9 Democrats, Is Know
Nothngs Common Council, 80 Democrats, 35
Know Nothings Wing papers, however,
place the result thus Select Council IL Ameri
can Wings 3 Straight Wings. 9 Democrats; Com
mon Council, 36 Democrats, ? Wings, and 80 A
mercans.
SECOND DESPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Mag 2.-P. M.--The returns
show a falling off Of 10000 in the vote. Morton,
Know Nothing, is probably elected City Treasu-
rer by 200 majority. Nothing can certainly be
known, however, until to morrow
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The following gentlemen attended the South
ern Railroad Convention at Washington on Mon
day r Cuyler, j Z King; John Caldwell,
j. Eli Grigg, La Fleming DIR. William Collins,
NJ N Falls Thomas Sharp Thomas Dodamead,
I c Perrin, l. Fremont, A Tacott, + Foun-
tain, Z II Gill, j II Mcdaniel J S Barbour,
David Griffin, l. o Branch and Captain Wander
gritt. committee was appointed to prepare a
schedule between Washington and New Orleans,
and anohrr appointed to request the Post
Master General to suspend the Sunday mails,
without abating the annual compensation. The
convention then adjourned to the 22d of May,
when the committe will report.
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mere were seventeen cases on the Royal Arch
during her upward trip to st. panl last Mnek
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DRING ON YOUR HORsEs.-NE

DLIVERY STABLE.-Thc undersigned respect.
fully informs the citizen. of Lynchburg that he il pre-.
pured to receive livery, tic most accom-.
modating terms. at the old stand OF Geo NJ Brace
~ b. Hacks Buggies and Horses for hire and
Hacks run every Court day to Campbell Court House
an 27.d&c1y 'JOSEPH CLENlNS.
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PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS a PITTMAN,

Laley of the firm Of Wills, Lea g. Brownley.)
AJlLL give their attention to the sails and purchase
w ofnli articles Of Agricultural Produce, Farming
omplomens. &C., and purchase for order and sell for
commission all articles Of Groceries, Sc. So; receive
and forward Goods, and art general Commission
Agents. ian 3-dAcIv
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
LIQEORN IT AUCTION.
oEnox PLANK

d. ed o trust. cxecuied To me by Curtis Eemes, bearing
date August lsi 1874 and recorded in the Clerks ohce
at bedford county. shall sell one hundred thousand
'cct of plank at the yard the Forest Depot.
Thursday MAY ION. 1853 Ia lot. to suit purchasers
at public nneton Tor cash This plank il securely pill
ed md well seasoned and manufacturer. and ,thrrs
who want white and red oak inch plank. will then have
an oppatunity to supply themselves.
mayl di lOmay Il. \. HUTTER Truatee
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COUGHS Il COLDS -RryH's fnlmonic
~ Waters, Jujube Drops. Ayr"s Cherry Iectora!,
St,hle'- Cher, Exrrctorani Hasting Syrup NaPtht,
Wi-tar Balls. ". Cherry etc, etc io sale by
doe 5dsvts K. STABIER & co