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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

Father said a co5blers lad, peg:ins
away at an old shoe, they say that trout
bite good now. We'll, we'll replied the
old gentleman you stick to your work
and they coa', BITE rou "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

HHVtH 10 Al 90
for the conduct of bis ,Jri,I.tr,,,,r thn
true doctrine of S,utt,r, .,,,,I,ty IN ,Lo
Territory Of the tninn Nb,t had d,nn
lie bad giyon n. Jbo ,,L,J, o,.,,,o,,,.,,,J or.
gguj-atou oC,L, J,y,,,r,J,t E,,,,,.. had
rrcnrnized the L.ws of ,Lut T.rr',,.r,
against which the BLACK Ec,pII,r,,'. Laj
rr,oltcl and had ,l,c.J S.,,lL,,,, .,,,, j.,
er,yv oH,o al ho,,or 40. d. g,,,,,, -, ,L, ,y'r.
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ed IN snst,ir tho E,,.,s. v..Ir..L, .ITl
all tho otbnr ,i.I,ti, az r,.,,.,,,.., ,i,,.i,
sccurnd to tle S,rth Lor. ,nt, ,,,,l',.,ho
constitution Wh,t b,d H., a..,,.j wiz
had bn nat dana ,,.l,ioh - : III, ...,. ..,,i,
any rrorriotv c,,lI MI ,..,., p.,,;,I,,,, "a
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lhh M'S'olRi p"N )cRAt on THE PREt-
DENT LITTER The Missouri Democrat
adyocatod tbn eIacti,n Of NJ n,,,.,.,, D..
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~ 'iS'N9 t"N' VI hr'
Duchahah Ie'tcr
1t is neither more nor less than solemn
act Of submission to the nulifers ut the
South. Instead OF being address, ii to Mr..
Slliman it should have been addressed to
Mr.. Kaitt, for it bears evidence in every
line OF having been intended for the lttar
rather than the former. The President is
said TO labor under an obliquitv of vision.
II this be so, we can well picture that m
nennlng it the clear and straight eye was
lereIlei at New Haven ; the cooked and sin
lstcr optic was cast upon Charleston. With
nothing about it characteristic Of a state
paper, unless it he Il diplomatic comlna-
ton ot plausibility ami h'rlrri-v, it has
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-25

so am Obliged to be aiming, and make the
mos. OF hiiie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11
the BOND STREET TRAGEDY.
Further Particulars Of the Horrible
Murder of DR.. BurdoIl.

ELEVENTH DAY OF THE CORONeas INQUEST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
BY Il Il l. EG X APH
OHIO STATE DEBT.

ST.. Lotus jan. l9.--on Saturday last Peoria, ILL.,
nois was visited by terrible harricene, which blew
down 81 buildings oue child was killed aud seven
persons injured
MgMruls June IA block of buildings front
row was burnt down on Wednesday night, including
the banks OF Nest Tennessee and Commercial Bank.
Also destroyed the store houses of Mccormick Co,
5. McManus Goodet. Neighbours & Co, Stuart, hing
Co. and Freeman 4 Hoffman, besides number of
offices of Cotton Brokers
CoLuMnus, ohio. June le.--ln consequence OF the
deficit in q state Treasury the interest the State
debt due in July cannot he paid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
LATEST NEWS
From "AS1ntmg1nm.

WASHINGTON June 1.-THE official documents show
'nnt no instructions were given by Secretary Dobbin
elther to Commodore Merwin or Captain DAVIS rea-
live TO Gen. Walker and his men The language of
Secretary Dobbin TO Commodore Merwin was:-"lti is
PRUDENT aud for the interests of the country have
a man- ot-war visit San Juan del Sur
The Navy Department has determined TO bald one
OF the hve sloops-oiwar 10y private hieh
proposals will soon he issued.
Baron Won Leimburg was to-day introduced to the
President by Assistant Secretary of State Mr. Apple
ton. and delivered his credentials rs Minister of the
King of the Netherlands: Mutual assurances of a
desire 10 maintain friendship, which always existed
between tue two governments were expressed Bar
on leimbutg was in full court dress
The Presidrht has officially recognized Jean Mott
beck As Vice Consul from Russia. 10 reside Mt New
York. Werner Dressed Consul Of Baden.ai Baitimore
HcnriNue Y. Ward. Consul OF Chilli AT Boston
Mr. Pars" has been re-appointcd Surveyor of
customs mall cases where the commissions of Gus
tom house officers have expired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
SUGARS AND COErEEs.-
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SDRJNGC

TuyIS WATERING PLACE Will be open for the reception
u OF Visitors the l0th day of June next.
the Ea-toru Slope OF the Aeghanics
summit, Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy eight
miles West Lynchurg and hundred miles " csi
nrssee Raj Road which there Branch
the door OF the Reception House.
These Waters have been rosort'd to for by the
people the surrounding country AMI since the place has
been improved by very large number of Visitors from
sections Uni, 0t whom TESTIFY their ell
caey II a number OF diseascs.
The lmproy Of the FIRST order tho
large airy many Of them with particular
x ard o the comfort and convenience 81 Families
The Dining has been much enlarged since
will be under the Of CHARLES O. THoMp.
son Esq Richmond whose capacity Caterer is nsur-
passed
To Health Pleasure this place
fractions sl om be with Watering Place,
on to none the Union
In addition to the Railroad facilities by which visitors from
the country be brought to the door tho
Reception House, Will be daily Line of Superior
Springs celebrated ht Lake to the ked salt
bncr Whine sulphur and Sweet Springs.
The Lynchburg Abingdon Telegraph Company have
Branch uf then Line to these springs and opened
AN Office the Reception House.
Annie provision has been made for the comfortable
mediation Thousand persons oort Will
to render their soourn pleasant and agreeable.
ROBERT IL MOSBY, PHFsT,
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
m dim cod " t20aug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

AVE now open aud on exhibition large and general as
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS. HOUSEKEEPING AR
TlCLES &c,Nr
to which Invite the attention o the old friends and custom
crs of the House W II as the trade generally
Merchants. Farmers Mechanic Contractors and Others "h
FOREIGN GOODS
"'v" mostly bee" '%g,,iYa ,Gc I%@;, and our
purchased direct Manufacturers We feel assured that
tins sceeu OF he Snte We respectfully ask an xsmina9n
of III" following articles wh constitute portion Of our stock
AHricl,srou nousthtrriNo
Ivory knives aud Forks SIN etts Il 81 pieces,
Ivory Knives only Silver aud Plated Forks,
Burk Cocoa. HON and Homo Knives aud Forks
Ivory handle tarvors and ferks,
plated Fable Yea and Dessert SPOONS,
r, ln Tea Sets In PlsIts WIN WairfS .,...o,
Plated Gandlescks al"o snnl"r' aud Trays
Plated onsors u every variety acme elegant,
Plated lish Batter and I ait Knives
Floor Oh CloihS from to t wards wide
Oh Cloths tor tho Tslo IN M,hogany aud Rosewood eoio'
Tea kettles Chalns aud Vegetable Dishes md Dsh
Bronztd Bruanns and Brass CanduSueks,
Bras and Iron, Bronked Iron ditto,
Porcelain, Bel Metal brass and lin lined Kettles for pro.
serting and all other purpos,s,
lapicr Mache Waters.
Cakc boxes Spioons OF a kinds Feather busters Willow
Carriages and Baskets Cabs Foot Mats and IN tact any arti
Gle necessary to h"naeesepne f"f f"eFd cfry Ra'''
arNs PISTOLS ANplislr1NG rAeELr
Fin Double aud Single relcd Guns from 81 % to s23 90
finr h.fr', raneI9e from ~ to SOL 81, .. 49,,
Powder fl1Hk@ shot Pouches English French Amtri
Percussion taps,
Colts Five shooters. in 4, and 6ineh bafrcla.
Colts improved patent Five Shootors,
Colt 80 shooting Revolving Rifles
Aliens Pistols, In
Fishing RODS. Fishing Rcels Lines SpinneTs
Virginia aud Limerick Hooks Sc. Sc
HnustBUILDING MATEHIAIs
Locks. in variety Window GasA, from by 10 10 2s
by IS inches Hinges Bolts, Nails iradh, Window
Springs Sash Blind Fasenng sash Irons Cord Sash
Puleys Sash Rollers, sand Paper md other articles
building purposes Carpenters Tools and Ioois for
Mar,Rhts Planes of every description, Marking aud Cut
uuaRes Hand aud Bench Screws lockwood and Fine
Ivory Rules Steel and Iron Framing SWarea Saws OF
Chses Hammers IlatrhriH, broad Axes Hand
Axes ShinglnR and Laihng atehts Patent Boring aud
Mortiuing Machines. sc, Ac
BtAtksMffH's Tools.
Smiths Bellows English and American Anvs Slcdge and
Hammers, Files and Rasps. Solid Box Vices, Horse
Shoes Horse Shoe Nails Iron braces, Patent Drilling Ma
chimes ard Shear Steel Contractors and
Agricultural hnpemeptsor crery Inscriptions Sdjdirs Materials
aud In article to be found In
eDck Hardware aud ntrkd 10 keep always
good the beet goods and will sell cheap
any ether House
orders Ill meet with prompt attention and satisfaction guar
teed Call and see
ap 2}dSc4july COLHOuES WHALISG Il WILLS.
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

FROM MExICo.-Thr British steamer Solcnt
arrived at Havana. Another conspiracy against
President Comonort and his ministers had been
discovered in the city of Mexico. The con-pi
,ntor., in-,igut4d. il is supposed. by the Spanish
Government, were agents AMI >udp"Iters OF tt"
Ex.Dictator, Santa Anna. Their plan tto yes
possession of the Government and murder Tia"
pr..,de,t) was happily discovered and fru>tra
ted. and the rincleaders were promptly punish
ed The returns Indicate that Gen c"nonfort
is re elected President by an overwhelming ma
iaritv Great defensive preparations wee going
on at Vera Cruz, in anticipation of the threaten
ed Spanish invasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

FENIIS Watering Place fayorably known public
will be opened for the reception visitors the day
OF June next
The present proprctors happy that they
have the services, General Manager, of JHo p
LII the American Hotel Richmond Va whose long
perenrc Hotel Business well
gentleman and caterer sufficient guarantees that
effort will be made give satisfaction guests.
The powerful curative properties of this and Its eff
csey all diseases nf the Stomach Liver, Bowels, Nervous
System well attecd by the many (am
racnuu which have been effected by Its We refer with
confidence to all the former patrons of the place.
A complete BATHING ESIA BLISHMENT has since last
added the comfort of
FOR further particulars refer TO the Cards, be
found In Hotels Cars, Steamboats,, &c.
sp -Four Coaches will convey visitors
Shaw svie this pare 81 miles, good road with
only hill between the points
BRIDGES & HOLT, Proprietors
JOHN +. LEE, Manager.
- E,IIr Il 1rp.ap t,yt.i lotit,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
Fatal Railway Accident Death ef We'll
known ittsca.

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Last Friday evening, Mr. Thomas Lindsay, who
has been resident OF this city for nearly twenty five
years, was killed nj MITCHELL Indiana, where he had
stopped en- route home from kansas. While waiting
for the Cincinnati train lac walked upon the truck
When a locomotive OF tug New Albany and salem
Railroad (Which nerseeis Mt that point with the q.
h VI. K. r. came up heind INN, the engineer of
which perceived him, rang the bell blew the whistle
aud finally reversed the engine, but toe late Mr..
Lindsay, for some time past troubled with deafness,
WIS strnck down and the locomotive passed over his
thighs near the groin, causing his death in ten ht
teen minutes The nHula,ed body was brought h
tho city, aud taken his residence Western Row,
above Eighth street. when his huny hrSi learned of
the melancholy accident that Init deprived them of
faithful husband aud ateolionatc parent. Mr..
Lindsay wns man OF means aud we'll and mvorably
known, having until II few years past been engaged
IN the hating business on Front street SO sudden
Il blow to Il large aud interesting family can only be
sfmpathsed with b, those who lave similarly sui-
tered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
M MrkClS.

BNrfNoRE, Jane l9--flour dull aud lower How
ard street 81 Red Wheat l 70@sSl 70. White
soMSl 90 to 81. For choice corn sG61ss cts.
NV YouNJune l9.-Four lower State 669S6 20
Southern 70, g 90. Wheat nominay 81. Corn
lower. Mixed s0G3s6 to 81 cts. yellow 30 cts.
Nlrginin o. aAG,a4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

At Rock Castle June 18th by Rev Thos f. Locke,
Patrick CABgLL MAssig, Of Nelson county, to Miss
SUSAN e. WIruEas, daughter of DR.. Rob't W With
erS, Of Campbell.
On the 10th inst, By Rev. B. W. Roach, Dr. SAM
II. ilepNALL, formerly of Bedford county, to Miss
isrrY f., daughter of Capt. James F. Galloway, oil
brook Neal, Campbell co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
u-uno nboui to Return Mexico, Int kesl
spain.

Nrw York. June s. he Herald's Washing
ton correspondent says, advices have been re-
ceived from Havana tn the eff ct. that Santa An
nj, had rnterod into an engagement with Spain,
under which he l. tn be assisted by that power
in hi. return TO Mexico. 1t is also stated that
these eugagcment- which were forwarded to
Madrid la-t month were the advlccs the Spanish
government was waiting t"r TO determine Its
course toward, the Mexican Minister
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

mong The notabIes present are the Governors of New
York. New Jersey. Connecticut, Rhode Island and
Vermont and the Mayors Of Baltimore aud Montreal;
Senator Mason ofta Judge Reese, of Illinois, Geo.
Peabody, Esq, Caleb Gushlng,and numerous others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
The Rehconirr with Fugitive slaves at Gincin-


n" 'lhcinna1 papers contain the particulars
OF tie aifray between several United States dep
uty mar,balS and twn fugitive slaves Ia man and
WIFI III that city, who had escaped from Col.
WI 'hers, OF Coviugt II, Ky. The Gazette says
they were found concealed in u house on Vine
st'eet. and then add:
Alter knocking at the door and obtaining no
answer, onr of the posse, John &. Elliot, climbed
op and peeprd through the irunsom, and said the
slaves must b. inside for he saw their dinner, "a
number on dishes containing food were on Il Ia.
bic in the apariment.) He then crept partly
through the aperture over the door and cxoaim-
ed, Here they arel" (the slaves it seems. were
III o small apartment adjoining the main one,)
and immediately after halt fell and half leaped
back, saying he was stabbed At this moment
the door was hurst open, revealing the male slave
armed with SWORD, cane. and pistol was fired
by one OF the party, wounding the slave who fell
10 the floor lie was immediately leaped upon
by the marshas, and though he made a stout re-
S>tance was dsarmed and bound.
The wound of the marshal was in the left
breast just above the heart and of the slave in
the abdomen. Both of them were seriously injur
ep, aud it was thou sht on Saturday they would
die; hut at late hour Sunday night. they
were improving and the probability was they
would recover.
The slaves were taken back to Covington with
out the least opposition after satisfactory hear
ing of the case before United States Commission
Newkirk ~ whom II warrant was issued for
the arrest IF w Connolly who it alleged
ted the slaves: = Several United States Mar shals
went in pursuit Of him Saturday evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

In Bedford. on Wednesday, 9TH inst, Mrs. VIRGIN
~ II tRRsoS wife of Paul Z. Harrison, aged twenty
five wears
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE


FpR TIE SALE OF NEoROES ONLY
H W. ru1l.nAN ~ 90, solicit the pnsrOn-
he their friends generally aud pledge hesoly
leaving property In their hands lot sale.
u NJ Paian The senior partner in the concern, having
been the business Cor the last 10 hates himself that
he entire Satisfaction to nil his patrons Liberal nd
yancos be aud healthy places pro, ided
vunh alnNeA Ronfd at ~ cts day.
We found the cid stand On Wall st Rich
mond Va competent VIII eN avs be at the
boat 10 takc charge of II, ptocs Oh thei arrival
u. NJ rtLLIAM,
10 A llII.iAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
~ WO NEW B a . II -.
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Nos. 81 to 80 Peaflst, franRln sqnafoJ Ne" York
HAYE JUST PUBLISHED.
ROAT LIFE In EGYPT AND MIRA

by WIN G. PRIME Author o the Old House by the River"
and Later Years Illustrations. l2mo Mnfn 81 %.
MIR Prime Egypt purposes ut study but his book
records only the adventures of travel Ills knowledge of Egyp
pee this old country than any former traveller
lie furnishes the key to hierog phic writings in simple intel
day aud hour t. hour. the reader follows
the traveller through the varying in oriental life Now
the Cairene bazaas riding uroisy Arab stced
the plains n Upper Egypt exploring the tonhs
lamps he by skeletons penetrating
those CHASTITY abodcs OF the crocodile pits Maabd'h
RECEIVING with the lady companions of his guests Of ali
bury the old dust Luxor young English artist
who died in the ruins of The temple thorSln each and AL of
thes. and hundred other scenes the reader fail
mud subjects Of interest whatever his tastes or iances
wEILs'S HONDURAS.
Adventures Honduras comprising sketches
History and General Resources of Central America
Win original maps and numerous illustrations BY William
Y. Wells evo muslin, g.
The republic Honduras, which the greater part the
described in this book laid, has recently
great anxiety mind the public much from
ing of long pendg dispute between the United
States and Engh as from the interesting character OF its
natural productions resources and nsant The author
has the first 10 describe its pocularities visit
ted the ennnth IN the capacity OF mining advenu err and
the special protection the penetrated
portion the state known oancho and famed through
central America for its valuable gold mines Here he
spent greater part year closely examining the mineral
aud agricultural capacities Of the country joining in the prm
tive OF tins secluded people and acting to
the part Robinson Crusoe he climate plants, birds
habits people closely observed and detailed
with graphic and cous PEN adventures by the river and
follow another aud these
persed with descriptions of and costume and frequent
dashes humor. which combine to torn OF the
ereapg books 1T e m the day The author has been
great pans obtain authentic the material
history Of Central America which follows the narrative and
the only comple" historical sketch OF that
1t brought discovery the sixteenth century down
present day The part Of republic OF Iiondu
which northerly continuation Of the Mosquito shore
has rarely II ever been visited Wells left
little for travellers TO do The work is embc'hed with
cngravnes original drawings and preiaccd with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
Cltp dNO &tatc affdtls.

FRou an advertisement in this mornings paper il
,u be seen that extra train will be despatched
n,rr the Va X Tenn. Road next iunday morn nc for
the accommodation of those persons who may wish
=, attend Bedford Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
Auction NOTICE.

ruNnE FIRM OF puIIIAM n DAVIS HAVING BEEN
dissolved by mutual consent either Of the partners
the the IN settling the Int
The books at the concern In the hands of w
who IL also authorized To settle the business
All indohto TO the will pleas. ral H. W
Emor., ESQ., elihur ri the firm for settlement
u. N, ftLIIAM
W all ri. Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20
\IYED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADNER rISE!
To thc uc,cha"ts, lcchnnics and Professional
Won q IL hhMry.

NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADNERr lSEi
othe Merchants, Mechanics aud Professional
Wen at I.y"chb"rg,
IND 1UE ri RIIC GENERILIl
IL PERSONS wishing To advertise thei, III SINESS or
N PROFESSION in the blowing papers 'or which
Agent each Of them having LaRof citculArIoS in the
Tennessee VIII please eall on
VIRGINIA AND TENNE SEE NEWS, Bristol
BROwNLow' 5 KNOXVILLE trenn) WIG.
N1NDUArOi, Jouesb"rough Tenn.
G GAzI:rf STAR Lexington Va
VI t"iN4NN. Abingdon, Va,
S SENGnHEEi Lbcrty,va
SAIEM REGISTER, }s,Icn Va
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL, a'''"' Va
yineiNiA rATRioi, Independence, Grayscn .. Va
Vhnisf Vine. rnea.'lc Va
M MtlTanN GERALD, ctris,lan.burr, Va
W W}.MEyTLE TINE rTLEoRAr" }wy,hevtlc va
FLOYD CITIZEN. Fovd Cour, House Va
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union. Monroe county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jencrsonvic, Taae~ell county Va
Persons wishing advertise In of the above viii
tnd 1t 10 their SrfHfsr To call mo Al the Office Of the
LNnchhnrg Nrginian ur STAIRS, where contracts VIII be
~ will also receive and forward advertising to any paper
in the United States A NAbfHin
ar PTS Foreman Nirginian Office
ANDEOR SALE offer tor .nir pr, scly
until the 25th of August Tract of Land contain
ing uvenientv situated in Campbell UNITY the
head waters of Falling River, and immediately the main
from the Courthouse to Concord Depot the South Side
Raroad miles aistant from each place aud 2 mcs from
Lynrhburg in good noifhhorhood fh~ place well WA
which ia we'll aud good tnproN consist
part large oomy Dwelling House, Smoke house
Kitchen Stable large r m'd Barn first Negro Houses
with chmoys taure aud IL" Inn--- ed On hards,
wei adapted IL the 'ua crops particularly Wheat
further description essarS Twill pleasure In
showing the place wis chase II net sold
before the date above mct ncd il will nj ha time be sold
a prbic the premises Terms liberal and made
known ON day Of sale. PHILIP 4 WRITER'S.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

Bosrox. June 1.-THE great celebration comes oil
n. dav The weather is cloudy bnt we have no rain
The sion rted at noon for Bunker iil The
streets are thronged and the show Is superb a