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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

Tas 0oLuxs 0sAvEs.--We elp the following
from lesaer IN the Nsw York Timss, dated Pan
anna, July I'D,
l have but litils IN addition 10 my letter Of the
ls,h 10 ssnd you: Our gOia ssciie.nss,is ia.sn.l,
Tying. On The Goth the brig JosefA, Commanded
81 ) downeass Yankee. Capt. Patisrsoa. sailed
VII . cargo Of shovels. iiqaars. aud provisions.
and about 80 passengers. for Chinqui. the grave
diegers "El Dorado" Amcng the passengers
were half dozen Americans. few English aud =
monte dealer. The accounts thai contiaae 10 reach
US OF the wealth Of these Indian cemeteries %
"buncas" In golden images and trinkets are every
day growing moro wonderful has has been
found made Of exceedingly hne scld. and Of great
weight. Also. gold womsn.' but how large a
woman Is not stated. ], ]. little curious seeing
with what contempt the Indians generally treated
females, that they should have wasted The precious
metal in fashioning ono. II aus, have eesa a
love sick Indian that made that heare.
Most of the passengers who TOOK passage IN Tue
Joscfa carried silver with them % purchase the
gold II IL said IL il sold by the rcarcr class 81
the people who are turning up the graves al ir.s'
three 10 four dollars per Yesterday another
vessel arrived from Chriqui. With hox u the
gold but Of what value | canno, ascertain, Its
said that ono man al the ''grsyed sEins. has Ia
ken IA, IS pounds OF images but thus Is preeaesy
All exagseiation.
These ionbs. il appears arr II great ex'eoi
some oi them having csn,ained many aaedrS1
bijies The gold is sad to he eauiainsd IN sa''a
en- vessels by the side of.he seiy. Tee krasei
where the "huacas' are is covered With 'r<ns, seA
it was by the falling al . large trre Ere.@s yea
of the top Of = mound thai Ihe deposits sers dts
covered The ru,its Il the TIRE sss'k s.sA tAtaa
the earth and mason.wy.sk Il eat ~ the sss@eAs
lea,ins The z Id exco<el : s,Sea was ssasSfSssais
seen ~ man passing clCse ~ H. Naay gsFs-sAs
who have game down are s1ihassAsles eaaegN -
believe the, .haii fal ,e- sraeee ;ssn -Atas~ A.
this wealth was ehfsinei
They NAV 10 -; ba; u 1Nes RSi Fs'ss- NY 49,
&c, mu goll for -. Tn taA,Aas ea.s AL tie
article fsr ornament. ana 1t u RNrr ;aaa aSess
thar thew were twa ~ tive Sssirri wears n ecs-
ting rr,ter the QaA't~r la million dai'sss
worth hat NAV tA.s lerH iDrifd VITA isssf
he, aaI tra' nrn - tn. cAirieui .eruseArs-
Gold t,a. never b~-n fonB3 n New GrAnsia IA
sufficient quantities L. par California aiScer;
and i j. oniy frota tie fact that Indians IN Chscs
aud Aatis9aia can I've had far couple II dimes
day that the people Of the Ma<ialana District are
TOW able 10 export two OF three millions 81 dollars
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
Fancy Grove Fer sale at Auction.

pursuance Of the will Of Peyton Lefwch, deed. the I'M
i dersiSnel will sell at public auction THURSDAY, the
1st day Of sKaIENaER next the premises the above A
named VERY VALUABLE FARM lying in the county wv
OF Campbell mile from Lynchbnrg. being the same --
which sai iccceni resided at the time of his death.
This s considered Of the desirable farms TO bo
found any where the neigborhool OF Lynchburg
ains acres. which about 90 well tmbcred
About twohrs of the fence enclosing III" farm OF stone
well constructed The plantation Is In high state Of Improve
ment poiucivc The bulldogs although plain
good repair and suen, for the comfortable aecommoda-
ton a small family. The plantation is well waered having
several good springs and we'll of wafer in the yard Taking
consideration It's superior location and its many other all
this attractions be
TERMS.-onefourth cash. the balance at g. IL, and Is
months bearing interest Personal security will be required
for the deferred payments and the tide retained until
Of the purchase paid The purchaser will have the
privilege of Seeding wheat, and full possession will be given
the 18th Of December
The undersigned selling Executor will only convey such
title as Is vested in him by the will aforesaid
IIrTLEroS LEFTwICII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
BIZ BRYAN AKERS. ArcrIoNEER.

Commissioners Sale of a Lot.
pY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Lynchburg In
I'D the Of Boissea Icrndon will nj 4ocock r. NJ.
RDAI the 9Th II August SO sell at public auction
the Markc; House the Lot, containing third OF
acre. Franklin Ill., in the bill sI proceedings In said
Court mentioned. described having front II Afyegt feet
eight inches Franklin Street and back two hundred
AMI forty and half feet on which there
unfinished state. erected b., said Hendon
TERNSA credit OF and i2 months for negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed. ROBERT j. DAVIS,
iuv 21-,,2aw6t Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
The Grand Result.

The New York Express thus sums up the "net
results" Of the late war in Europe:
l. The treaties Of 1915 are annulled.
2. The practice Of consulting the Five Powers
as to questions Of War and Peace. aud territorial
arrangements, IL broken up.
3. Sardinia gains an exhausted province. men,
aced perpetually on three sides. and requiring for
its protection q force beyond her means to main
tain.
4. The friends of Sardinia get forgiveness tor
manfesting their friendship and the privilege OF
returning to the dominion of tyrants. whom the
events Of the past ninety days supposed to have
made honest, wise, merciful and just.
8. Austria loses one disaHected province, but
keeps the power Of taking il again; keeps the con-
trol Of the Adriatic; 10 confirmed in the possession
of Venetia aad Hungary; and acquires a controll-
ing influence over the whole Italian peninsula
Sardinia included.
6. France gets military reputation. which she
does not need, ut the expense of resources which
she does.
z. Louis Napoleon gains military renown.
He loses his reputation for tenacity Of purpose
for faithful adherence to his enga gements, and
for foresight aud the prestige of unyarying sue
cess.
He has converted an enthusiastic friend into n
su.len dependant; he has made Italians, iunga-
rians and North Germans his deadly enemies, and
deprived himself of the aid of the Liberals in any
future struggle.
He has offended England, and inspired her with
distrust; and he now stands alone; feared by some
hated aud cursed BY many, aad loved and trusted
by none.
His uncle broke faith with the bride ofhis youth
10 win the friendship of Austra and faithful to the
precedent. the psphow for the Same bride sacrif
ees the love Of Italy
81. Helene, too. may have counterpart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
Executors Sale of Land,

pursuance Of the last will and testament OF Nelson Sale
dee y 'S unders,gne executors OF The said decedent, will
fair dny on The premises sell a, public auction to the highest
bidder, the following REAL ESTATE:
Isl. Thai desirable tract Of land which the ecclcnt
Sided at the time Of his DEATH lying in the county Of Bedford
adjoining tho lands of Martha r Burks, Moses Penn William
f. siti and others, and only five miles distant from the Big
sand aaint On the James River and Kanaw'a Canal 10
trhc, contains about Fur Hundred 9rcs
which cleared aud lie in uos b"y are in
good state Of caifa:ian-ihe balance is wei need This
laid w wa'crd with fine snrines aud ne ling streams
and is enclosed mostly with clostni rail-. The soil is
by well arped h the growth OF grain ami all the
About hundred clo"crhc balance very
fertile, and exceedingly luxuran il y 4 productions
The improre mcnts consist of lAl.t,l nd COMMO- ~
DlOCS bWEIllNG-lIOCSE CONN., .,. eight or Z Il:
ten good Negro Cabins Ic-lI 80 r fine tiarlcn
and Ia ne orchard Of choice Fruit ii, -l;ui-
ted in hra!ihy highly intelligent a. al hl,rt,o d
and Is il ever! respect OF The d,,.t BEDFORD
county.
Also at ihc tim, AMI place, VII LII ~ wav RI
public auction. Tract No. 2 cOnn;n: i've liunir,
Acr.N yhg "e "r three miles east of 20 and near t
NuJn,nrss Mountain, t1pi ~ so, from
james River AMI kama '.f. q
Penn. Micaal Davis de, Il. Wills. L. >. aAd..,ss. a..
30 acres Of this land cleared. ii, odd timber, ill.,,
most at which Is hn toha iaal hr of this land lies
well and produces fine wheat and oIr -rlin watercd
and enclstHl lies adjacent hle inuulaia range pnl
"oull make good grazing farm.
The lmirven, consist disc it'll four
rooms and oer necessary oui-lutS. with small Orchard
&c 10 suit the purchasers it III
be divf' = into tracts
iEMS:A sufficient tn 6efray the espcuses of saIo
will be repaired in cash. Cor the residue purchase money
c.ot o. one '"0 an' 'hree years Will be givcnthe pay
menis TO bear Bonds with
security will b, nd The Tide retained further seen.
MY until The whole OF Tic purchase money is paid.
10 seed wheat will be given Immediately AFTER tho
SAT-, hud nl possession the LIST day of December next
fers1is wishing the land before
ierred to Mr. Ihos sale VITO resides tract or to
The Undersigned in Liberty, Va. JOHN w SALE
aug 3-ctlosep Executors Of Nelson Sale. decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

Referring to the movement which has been
made in New York. to procure the resignation, by
Daniel y. Siokles. Of his seat in Congress. tho
New York Tribune says:
II IL reported that considerable number Of the
electors u che lid Congressional District are
about to pre-en, to the Hon. Mr.. Sickel. memo.
rial, requesting him 10 resign the seat in Congress
legally awarded To him after the election oil las.
November. We respectfully suggest that they had
better do no such thing. We give this advice not
only because Mr.. Sickels will pay no attention To
their request, and their labor will he all in vain .
but because It seems to us desirable that nothing
should interfere with his expulsion from memer-
ship by the House Of Representatives. We believe
that Mr. Williamson, who contests the election,
will be able to prove clearly that the pretended
majority for Sickes WAS a work Of fraud. tina,
whatever the political complexion of the majority
in the House, the seat must be given 10 him. That
will be much more wholesome way OF disposing
of the matter and Of restoring Mr.. Sickels to the
tranquility Of private life than the ono con,empla-
ted BY the memorialists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
pRoF COIrCUANDLADY.

RE stopping the Washington House hd the parI~~e 81
n taaIling PAINTING AND DRAWING, IN ,hAir various
branches
The following some nf the slNirs. Wa
Archls> ufa Mathematical Perspective AMI Marine hraw
Ing and sk-iching from Nuiarr;
Canvass and Photograph Painting In ol
Grrcan Pearl and Antique Painting and Gliding on u!ass;
Drawings colored In permanent ccuTs equal 10 thu nnes
col"r--l i4'bograph
Fancy sign Painting In. all Its varieties;
W Ladies and Gentofnon invited to call aud examine
sl...Ilnril.. lany hllm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
TrllSteaS' Sale

IbE m ersigred Trustees acting under the Trust
4 made By Thomas q. Acre y. H. Campbell and James
Din"ie dated the 18th December 1854, will proceed on
FRIDAY, the l9h day of August next sci. the following eni
Estate In the city VI LynchbuTg. ~
l. One Lot Main Street, fronting "a feet running hack I32
feet being the occupied by VIM b. Murrell "a
Timer Shop. -
2 One Lot on 3rd or Church Street adjoining n r. Tbur
man ana Henry j. Browns lots fronting on 81 Street 46S
feet. aal running back l3k feet wv
u One House and Lot Iih Street being desirable Dwell
hncaJoinng John T. Murrrs lot and nearly opposite tho
Residence OF ) T. Peters Each Of these IL valuable niece Of
property, and desirable occ alton ar investment
- seventeen undivided thirty the Lot on 9Th
Street opposite the garden c. L. Mos,y ESQ fronting SOL
feet on 9Th Street, and running back 1872 feet ~ ~
On NKpNEsoAY The l,t August premises the tavern
proper! kn"wn as REPCBIfIAN GROi E. including forty
nse acres OF land Bonds with good personal security will be
Ie,u'ea al sly Twelve and eighteen months the day Of
purchase money is paid ~
The undersigned selling "a Trustees will convey sprb a
as Is vested in them by the said deed.
he sale Of the Lynchburg property will begin at Muir
EeHh TN suop on Main street, O'Clock. p NJ -
,,,o ,o JAMES DlNWIDDIE, r.
July lS-dt2oaug r. @. II. KEAN IfTsfees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

A convention of tho people Of Georgia to take
into consideration Tho importance and necessity Of
further railroad improvements in that State, is to
be held in Atlanta on the 10th Of August next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
LovIsesroS, VA. Jan'y l2ih 1853. ( E
Tho parties Interested in the foregoing no
tilted that have nxed upon Friday the Cd day Of September
1872 my Office In LoSngson. settle the therein
directed which time and place they required attend
Given under my hand the day and year above written.
aug 5-cw4w W. DARLINGTON, Commissioner
FTAGAN's HAIR RESToRER.-Just received by
Ii aug OTIS STABLER & JONES,
ERoW ROOT CRACKERS, for the Sick, just received
IA aug 5-ds SrABLER & JONES,
nILs, oIIs!-Machine Oils OF all kinds, Sperm, Lard
" Solar, &c., for saieby
aug 5-ds STABIER & JONES,
DAISTS AND OILS-White Zinc, White Lead all colours
IL ground in OIL Linseed on Spirits TurJentine Se for sale
by taug o-dtsI STABLER Il JONES
OsT-A GOLD PENCIl-The finder will " Il. be sui,ah,,
Arewarded by leaving 1t at this Office. '
IT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

The Washington correspondent Of the philadel-
phia Press intimaies that Gov. Floyd will soon
retire from the Cabinet, and DO succeeded by the
Hon. Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi. We don't
believe it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

DrcnNED.-The liillsborough IN. CO. Recorder
says it learns from source upon which it rlacea
reliance that the Rev. Charles Philips tone OF the
Professors in the North Carolina University, has
declined the Paofessorship recently rendered to him
In the Union Theological Seminary, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
More African Slaves.

The Tallahassee Floridian states that n letter
has been received in that city conveying the in
formation that six hundred Africans have ben
lately landed on tho coast near SMYRNA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

The Opposition State Convention in Georgia
will meet again next Wednesday for The purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

Hon. Milton S. Latham lately nominated as
the Democratic candidate for Governor in California
is said to be Douglas man. and opposed to the
Adminst. alton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

Col. S. johnson. formerly ono ofthe editors of
the Washington Union. has declined the Consul
ship at IIayre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
Trustees Sale of Land.

RY virtue Of Trust Deed from Betsy Lockley dated h Of
March, ss recorded in the Clerks Office of Campbell
County Court the undersigned Trustee therein named will
sell in front OF the Market House, in the city of Lyncburg
SATURDAY, The .l Of AursT the lot parcel Of ground
by tn sad decd 1t contains rood and BY
poles fronts whit called the "Din Bridge Road and Is
bon led by the lois soil 10y l1ancocks Commissionersand
yeycd 10 L. p S,reiu and Thomas Mason The title ia believed
to be goobut the Undersigned will convey such only as Is
vested in him. Terms cash
aug I-dt1}aIg c. /. M0SBY, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

The New Orleans papers protest, very earnest
y, against the proposed change of the mail route
from the Southwestern line to the Florida route.
This Florida route Is . scheme Of Senator Yulee.
who 10 The President Of Railroad there, and Of
course anxious to advance its interests. His po-
sition a. Chairman Of the Post Office Committee
in the Senate gives him an advantage over his
competitors, but we cannot believe the Depart
ment will be so regardless Of the public interests
as to make the change.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05

r. 49, Travellers always liable 10 sudden attacks Of DR.
IR seRfery aud thoierd HorGus. and these occurring
when absent from very unpleasant PfRRY Darts
As soon YOU feel the ympioms take one easp"on
IN gill milk moasscs and gill of hot water stir
well together and drink hot Repeat the dose hour until
relieved II the pains be severe battle the bowels and back
with The medicine, clear.
In Of stnd and Pthisc take teaspoonful in gill
Of hot alter sweeene well with mnassc also batc the throat
ani stomach faithfully with the medicine clear.
Or takes the in Of bone
ting faster than an, thing he applied
FISHERMEN often exposed by having their skin
pierced with hooks and ns of fish he much relieved by
bathing it'll little of the Pain Killer accident
in ihs The anguish is abac battle often
IN five minutes three four times, aud VII sci
dom trouble.
The bites aud scratches ofogs cats cured by bath
ing with hc Pain Killer, clear Great has real
is by applying this medicine the accident
July IS-2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
SpECTAT, NOTICES.


PUBLIC RALI--To eomz OF Il ne he.tIefd Alum
~ ssa issilus Spying On the 18th Of August. Isl
sa9 aiiiszag keso's9 . so-e-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
Ladies and Geutlemen

a. ss We would call attention 10 the advertisement OF
VS Prof %. j. Woods Hair Restorative, whra appears
IN thu columns 81 our prcscn; number.
From our long acquaintance with the proprietor and with
hunernus 'tun's Who have used hi araon with per-
eet success Tor the last two feel hesitation in
commenting the articles superior Oh preparations
for the purH'-. fr restoring hair
lis original color. ai perfect badness, and
never falling preventive for the falling Of The hair.
II Is decided. the b.t and popular IA for heauify
ing preserving restoring and ening br hair. relieving
disease Of the -An. AMI ing cun, dandruj, ana all eup
tion- and ic'"tlsh heat from the scalp
We ak In relation 10 The above from what know hat
ing been personally acquainted with pers who
have used the restorative fer the above purposes with The
gratifying result
IL is not oi"n notice patent medicine inleed. think
have pu5e before but Pref Woods Hair Rcso-
uve Ia something superior most o the Preparations Of
the day that cannot rar asking the attention Of sur read
10 t.-fHfAu'ic TiaRK. Tar.
sold by all good DrnEzsis July l5-2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-05
r RULES HEIDI IN the CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
n lircni C OF Neson Coant, Monday the LEI day Of

August, isaa:
Concy Egicrt Cone, William corty William Nash aud Nancy
i Wv" sa% s cs%s n''i Ms and & wife !" a
N Who Purnon Campbell b. W Campbell and his wife
wife Ea. sSs was as ea%pcl Tn"ma. Ma.so and hi.
wife Nancy who va. Nancy Maddox nelson Madoy Gary
Maddox William Campbell farmela Campbell John Camp
Tose,i eampSe' Ed~ari stepns" ca%pcs VIVA ca@rEs
Marcims Campbell, Nathaniel Campbell, lanes Wright.
ParmcIa Camphel Martha Campbell. John James Camp
hen Francis Campbell sally Campbell, WIN. Cad, and Betty
Nsnry Ann, Who wa. Nancy Snn Campbell Amanda ssmpSe
which, sn NAM n S%a r .' Il, % ~np was ro, cs@pt
William csmph aud Be.., hi. WIFE Cary J. Cash and Martha
Delaware Campbe, William H. Bou,lin aud Emil. his ~fr
~ Mas sab. Ma..ey william M..na" and Ann HI. wife.
- Embly AMI his wife Nancy, Betsy pemastcr>, Jacob
~ho wa, EIi1nbc,h j. TIird jaime. i Tnforl . NJ Daniel
AMI Nancy his wife who was Nancy \ lufori Nicholas
Wife who Lucinda Ilfori, berger and Wincred h.
Law Sehs, nema.te decd who wa. the son of john de-.
George Gordon Mas.ran infant and the child Of iiehry
Cufy The descendants aud heirs nj law Of Gcorg. ,ampbl
sash"r II Jane. p. s.tsr narir. H. Maas waite
Wright, Moss Mrghortge Wright NicaW right :oia " right.
Joseph Fur his France. Jane Frances
- heirs law Of Joshua Csmph,l
and h'- sif Ea re'. lnow dealt who va. Hoa CsnPbel
sFmk! Ms..c, Thomas Massc John Masse Charles Massie
tdwnri Na- W ate Demsers cnr, Dem John de-
the descendants aud heirs
~o fn"'cd many Year, ago 10 Aiahama and presumed 10 hv
dead Elizabeth Harvey! Joseph Harvey, aud Henry Mctiain
Thomas J Graves Thomas Carter Jesse A. Jones John
an1 Thomas H. ,ics Of the poor Nelson count,
~ The heirs Of George Blain dec'd,and the admnistrs
Tor 81 Haf, ain when shall bc appointed, Defendants
IN tHANtERS.
The 1iHrc' NJ this the last will testament
of h'"rs bain decd construed 10 procure order
the salr Of the real Of which his late widow Raehe
bain, died seized and possessed and distribution OF the pro
cesals u the sale the heirs the said Raea
bain decd bos. culcd under said Will Affidavit hav
bten made that all OF the defendants above named lexccp
Elizabeth Harvey, Joseph Harvey, and Henry McClan Thona
J. Graves Thomas Carter, jesse A. Jones', John
Thomas H. Ges orerscors # the for Nelson county
the administrator Rachael Hain dcc' residents
tits state /. ordered TINT they il" appear here within
afer due publication hereof and do what
i.is niercsiand that this order lc pulc,
Tor fdr weeks In the ynahburg Tir0inid,
posted at the trout door of the Court House Of this County
The hrsi day Of the next County Court,
Copy-Iestc,
u, LOVING Clerk
II. MCCur =. o, leNaw