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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

We invite attention to the advertisement of the
Virginia Life Insurance Company, Richmond. This
organization starts under favorable auspices, and has
for its directory, of the most substantial men of
Richmond. We trust that it will be patronized by
the people of Virginia, and the South generally
There many why we should sustain our
own institutions OF every kind and none to Justify GO
ing beyond own border, when our wants can be
met at home, and our own material prosperity ad-
yanced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Capt. William L. Pannl of
Pittsytanin, while returning from Court on Monday
night was thrown from his horse when in the viein-
ty Of Chalk Level and had his arm broken in two
places and his collar bone also broken. The night
was very dark, md his horse being frightened ny
dog in the road dar;cd into the woods and threw Mr.
p against tree, thus causing the serious injuries a.
bove mentioned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
COMMERCIAL ~hisrGrael MARKETS..
Markets.

New loRK, May 23.--Stocks are higher and
more active: Virginia Skies va
Baltimore, May 23-Fhur dull Howard St.
$3.50. Wheat in1roved: Wheat 81, 35 to 81 60 !;
Red 81 % TO l.33. Corn dull aud cents lower:
" bite GS to II cents. Yellow GS cents. Proyis.
ions steady. Whiskev quiet at 2ll cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
SALES BY AUCTION
.UTUwE DAYs.
NEGROES and Land for Sale

Trustee IN decd cxecned by Vincent Dickenson.
shall on Tuesday The sl oI June, is0a al The resiree
OF nccnt nirkensn Chalk Level In f,s,
y sell by roblc suction The following propcriy, owii; TflR-
~ SLAVES, UNUSUAL, likely aud valuable, which
two surtanE Bi..cksairns. Also, The NALuABLk6aS
TRAtfoF LAND on which said piskensan resides, wv
containing about so Acres; also. TRACT OF LANi-A-
on the waters Of Reed and Sycamore creeks tho
iIvhnh adjoining the lands ~ Presley Simpson and 9TH
containing about 900 Acres nlso TRACT OF LAND In
The county Of pisslvana Greenfield Meeting
Joining the lands Of VIM r. Harvey aud Others containing
about 30 Acres; as 10 head u Hrsss amt Kass ~ cattle
y Sieep, 70 Ht0s, Ba1gy and harness. Wpons and
Maess, set ~ Bcksmtths 76ois al Ire household aud
hca Furniture 81 said Dickinson, and all his fataos
1bois, Implements aud tteasiks.
hsNs-Ihc land VI bc sold n credit NJ aud two
and The personal estate credit OF mants
eepi that cash will he required for all under 400 Bonds
uni ample security bearing from sale, will
be required vi the purchasers
may sa-ls ISAAC II. GARRlNGToN, Truslec. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

THASKs-We are indebted 10 Messrs. Miller. Plank
4 Co. for basket OF Straw berries something smaller
each, than good sized pear. We have named them
the Mammoth Strawberry, and trust that our friends
will cultivate them, and then remember the editor
They could not do Il better thing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RALRoAn-The morning
train on this Road, leaves th: city at I25 A NJ, III
stead of s. % as enormously printed in our Issue
ofTuesday. This change allows an additional fifteen
minutes for the exchange Of passengers and baggage
at this Dont
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
w DOL Cardinp

nFR CARDS now In perfect order having been newly
~ filled an thoroughly repaired md prepared TO .
Carng in the best n, the shortest notice
We have again secured the of Mr.. CoLRMsN JosEs
Of Nelson county, Garder Of great experience who ce for
the last season, and gave entire satisfaction.
You that GOOD ROLLS send IN your Wool early, and
Will cndea,or card all rs in without an, delay
We will spare pains TO please those who paironle
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale and
exchange for Wool.
E- The paid for Wool delivered n,
Store Mill. NOWLlN Il MTEEEIl.
may 10 lAnchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
GEORGE -. DAVIS,
Grocer and Col EMISSION Merchant.
no I3l Main ST I,unchhnrr Va

in receipt Of large stock of Groceries Staple Dry Gas
Hardware, Shoes, WOODWARD, Cordage, &e consisting In
pnri--
10000 lbs Family Bacon and Lard Of cnrir Mack
crc, Salmon and Herring. richly M "a. y md bur-
rcls: Loaf Tut Loaf formulated Pu,
Coffee Sugar; Mocha JaNn, lgnayfa and ln Coffee. and
Parched Java C Honey Extra Golden syrup New Orleans
and Cuba Molass; sole Leather, French and Philadelphia
Calf SKINS and LINING and Biudlng SKINS Hammered aud
Rolled Iron, Oval Eoand square, Band and Hoop ron Cast
Spear Blister aud Spring Steel Railroad aud ius from
Trench and American Glass, Pny Locks Hinges and
Fellows An,ils, Vices, Plates asIs aud Fills;
Springs Iron AXcs Timbe skeans md Cast Iron Boxes. MAJ
nlla and Cotton Rees Seine and Cotton T~nrs Linscod
Lamp and Tnnncrs Oh; toIa and aru-; Tanners
1oa Talow, Tar, sps Turpcnliue Whue Lead Zine with
good assortment of Paints: fax and Tow Linen iad and
Straps Cotton Cloths and Osnaburgs Stone and Wood Churns
Tubs Buckets, Well Buckets, &c. with every other article
Kept In Grocery store, all Of which viii be sold cheap
exchange for country produce. Call and examine
stock before You buy, will pay the highest prices for Woo"
Wool Rolls Flax Seed, BecswaS and other couary produce.
gff- Coisigun,cns solicited Quick saes and prompt
Imay 2if Isl g. -. u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
To the Ladies.
The Secret Of BNQufy Y !.

IL who have reid History know thai Marie Aptcnettc,
and the Ladies' forming her Court were exceedingly
benulifu-the Europe Of the eighteenth
10 simple and untecded ntt whose virtues
by accident discovered ey indebted for hsf love
In It's nh impuEities cuaneous efnpisonf scarf
nimnes redness eckes wrinkles chap rcaFnes and skin
discusses Of whatsoever csr.es sss e "a
assude dependency and ennui are forced 70
give way to vvaciousnes blooming checks rosy smiles and
emotions "TxEroLaon Ii tho name OF This w0odcf
III article, and It 10 for sale q ,,,,,, ..~,.,
nluYl1 j. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

JOHN A. LEE GEO. W. RocKE. j.. TAYLOR
LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERS COMMISSION
w AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, at the old stand
LEE RoCKE Co., No. 105 Main Street Lynehburg Va,
will pay particular and prompt attention the sale of TO
B4tCO WHEAT CORN, BA con, LARD BtI7ER, fEA-
TIERS and COUNTR y PRODUCE generally; make libc
raj on produce merchandise in hand for sale:
and cash lime sales when required attend ompi! L"
goods consigned be forwarded; have always hand large
and well selected of Groceries, Imported aud Domestic
Liquors, Wines, &c, &c.
eY- GRAIN BAGS furnished ut The usual rent when pro-
luce consigned to for sale. mh 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
V Q & A i. nj Il = | & .
VIM. H. EVANS

uEAVlNG permanently located In the city of I,nchhurg,
offers his professional services Teacher OF Nh
sac, Chilli, alton of the Voice, DE.
ErrERRNcrs-Rcy. J. Manning, Rev. H. W Dodge NJ. 5.
Langhorne.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber The Nor.
veil House. NH G.isl WA. N. EN ANS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
MARRIED.,

At tho residence of Thomas Love, Esq, May
22nd 1860. by Rev. II. W. Dodge, Mr.. RICHARD
H. PHILLlrs, of Roanoke county, Virginia, and
Miss ELMIRA p. LOVE, of Amherst county, Nir
GINA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
MANIPULATED GGANO.

MANIPULATED UANO.
M offer the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
w follows:
lbs. best Peruvian Gnnno that be procured;
do. somorcro Gunno containing ~ per Ct OF PhoS
phate of Lime;
oNn do Ground Plnser for which wepas % U ton extra
Planters and others invited ~ examine this article From
The information obtain. believe this Mixture Is
Of the best that he prepared for Tho Virginia lands
Price TO Planters 49, per ~ less Ion when they
furnish the bngs
EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also Commission and Grocery Merchants In cities
-We refer 10 Planters whr have used he S0mbcro and
the Manipulated Guano-anoug them Jas Gn, Esq, A. War
wick ESQ Alcn Esq and r. H. siyll ESD md others.
Below give d. X. Tules Chemist ut University Of Na)
report Of the same samples from u bags, and 1t shall be kept
10 that standard:
am now able give You the result Of analysis They
show Mixture stated IN former letter, AMI
fortunate In the selection OF materials
especially of Peruvian GGano. The ceinge df Ammonia
the pure Peruvian 10 contain 124 cent, which Is
more than the average fhc Analysis Is ms follows:
given of at boiling point) 1905
Phosphate Lime ...........,.......... 4s.26
sulphurc Acid. 5i5 Lime, BG4 Observation-Disclosures. 800
Ammonia GO
Insoluble Mniter ......... ............ ..... .b5
email quantity Of Alka--undernlncd. Water In
combination and organic mav ............t.... fAe6
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with the success which
dec a.dSciy d. k. FUTILE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

Charles T. Clay. now in jlil Tor ,hr homicide of
Reamy Burnett. H. in the vicinity of p,nvilic a,i,-
ed his trial before the county Court OF Pii~y lvHuia
on Monday last, aud WIS sent for trial 10 The IT.
cut Court of sumo count. vhoc session commences
Oh tho 2Sth inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
FRANKLIN &; Co.
WHOLESALE AND Retail.
GROCERS 6 COMMISSION MERCHANTS

No a Main Street. merit door 10 LiberfY Warehouse,
ItAvEoNH Il l \ S h K r FOX j! 5 IKE, A..
IL 30 bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee;
100 bbs Brown Extra C Crushed and iulverzcd Sugar:
10000 lbs. I.caksylle and Union Cotton Yarns:
900 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
2Oo sacks Ly,rpool and Virginia Salt
~ boxes Adamantinc and 1aow Candlcs:'
$50 sides good sole Leather;
800 Blankets;
10 tons Iron, iammccd Rolled, Ban Horse Shoe Round
l., eases heavy boots and Broenu. Shoes;
New Orleans and West India MolHses fine ~r Sides
Loaf Sugar, Mackere in barrels and kits Gree. Black cas-
Brown and Toilet soaps, lce, Soda Spices, Ginger Pepper
Window Glass, Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades s.ole~ Trace
Chains Grind Stones, Grind Stone Fixtures, Horse @, Nal
Shear and lsirrrd steel Axes Con Rope BarkiGg Pn~
Shot, Lead Painted Burkcis. Boxes, Nesf, OF
Wrapping and Writing Paper, Shoe Thread, Irvine, Dcmnbn
Stoncwarc, staple Dry Goods, such brown acod an
striped Domestis, I'aids Linry Jeans, kcrsey ,otl
FauelS, Bed Blankets. taIcues Apaccn 30. With barge
and general assortment Of line aud common Liquors Wn'Nc
t Particular attention paid Ia the sale Tobacco Wheat
Corn, Flour and all other Kinds Produce prompt
tane,s made for the sale Of same Del Hi-'is"t,
Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine sFHy ASrs ClpTrrs
~ As will As rItm owN PINE wonk would DO ~rto.
nc BaRTnoIFS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
go go and $50 The following certificate from wei
known laor in This county, who only hal about 20
instruction on this Machine:
I.rrsvnlR, Campbell county Va june 18Th, 50
Mr.. WV, /. PAGE:1 nm well pleased with Bnrthos
Machine and would exchange Il have scei-
find no ,lirul,y III operating in II on M, Lind If co,b
IRON the hicksi Cashmere 10 the finest nI W have Hadc
several pair of Tow Linen pants Tor have
and operated on six or different Kinds of Sewing
Machines that make 7i11o'a Stitch. consider EanlDll's
To understand. and not likely 10 get ORDER An,st
rvery thai has lartbf operate, an singers
Mai ~"S1h On %n lst year give BHr9o. the Gr.eng
~ nnd no difficulty in getting my w to WORK on Bnr.
l MSgmS , THY say ,a .o%ehng great G%4 l"Ec
lie AMI 1."ck stitch june lG1iflsl g. q. +.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
49, NoWl! IS THE TIME /! ia


N addition to the following papers, which Special
Agent will receive and forward advertisements To any pa
per In the United States
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
S%%fil%T'iSSsh4sSss Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL. logersvile Tennessee.
1NTELLIGENCER, Morristown, Tenn.
sSlhAzEErrE. Lexington, Va
f SEMdekAr Liberty, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, va.
nEM2ckAf' Fincastle, Va,
REGISTER, Dansile, Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co lio w
EN NInE Joueshoro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT Greenyie Tenn
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn.
POST, Athens
V VIRGINIAN, Abingdon, Va
STAR AND HERALD, Christiansburg Va.
PATRIOT, Grayson q" llo. Va
TiiS twy.hevile, Va.
ADVOCATE. Tazewe.l Co IIo., w.
SOUTHWEST, Giles Co. IIo., Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va.
Persons wishing adv esc any of the above papers, all
OF them having circulation in their localities, viii
find call the Office Of the Lynch
contracts VIII
adv ersenents foEu AIDED WITHOUT DELAY.
A. WADDIIL
ian lois Foreman Nrginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

lhE JOINT WoRM.-The Fredericksburg Herald of
Yesterday, says THE accounts that reach us from
the counties adjacent all 90 10 prove that estimate
last week OF half crop OF wheat is likely TO be renli-
zed In addition to the ctu1tcs then named rs SUIT
ferng from tho ravapcs Of these cornorans we have
TO add the county OF Cnrnline.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

BssI. AsD EvERFrT Plaa po..y--s.,..a.v .s.
Th"on' nag pole, from which 10 proudly 20
a"a': aur.ng the Presidential canvass, beautiful
nag inscribed with B ,e names Of Bell and II ,crett
was erected by the gallant band of Wings of the
fr,t ward, known Us the "runnei Town Boys,"
u. 'he Northwest corner Of Fairfax and Wilkes
streets, and the bright stars and broad stripes"
gwen 10 tho breeze amid the cheers Of tho Assem-.
bled osd. The Gag |. moi yet finished. tut will
be IN time to be hoisted 10 the ..mas. head" ON
M"ntay Ut esnoen, previous to tho Ratification,
winch takes place at Liberty Hall. on that night,
ana whittier 1t viii be taken and used in the deco
.. on Of III, Hal. -Alcr. Gozette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24
DR. g. Johnson. Dentist.

MORE GOODS DRY GOODS
Received and rscciyne, In great variety. d y
STIGLER, PETERS q CO.'S.
No. 100 Main. Street. S s.f9 s,.3 S
may t2 f@45 y LfNCHbUb9, VA.
uSpMJND, DAVENPCRT d Co, RICHMOND, oner Tot sals
II Sanpowder and Black Teas direct mpor
laons, Of the best cacrs that could DO obtained In
China. sase,Ea e. s8 4sa4ee q .34e3
2,500 sacks fine Sail, per ship @AlcxMnders
sn0 Ground Alum Snit ~ - go
10 tierccs and hah sces Rtce, direct fFon Charleston
- hhds Cincinnati Bacon Sides iiitHfssaA ~ i
TOO bags Governments Java Coffee, g ! fNsH sai8 III
and Goal PIT Uil,a f3saa5ss stss
100 boxes Sweet OIL, lfsasaafa5 r-s4z
l.c0ricc iavoFite brands, =. ss..44-.-
tierces Ibbers. London Porter, {2A 44s4Ef
$40 bates Cloves, E#f 81
knimegr, Mace and Pepper, 80 a-tas
Dark and Pale brandy, VI oar Importation 81
Wines, Of approved BRANDS 75sst3 n 4.as 4
WorceAcFnhire Shuce, aa i fE.5s+
Cross h Backwelfs Mustard, aE aaS N -
-" piekie pints and quarts, 8
1850 bags Peruvian Gpano, No !, =.
Loo - Manipulated Guano. = ~ at "a ~" Ap3l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

C,NpIpATR FOR CoNsTABLE.--Jamcs W. Wright is
\ candidate for Constable in the Seventh District of
tbis county. Mr. W. is II worthy and reliable man,
md would doubtless make IN efficient officer having
held the same Office in Bedford six years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-24

Painful Piles This Ointment Is made from the recipe Of
M ply scan and he relied being adapted
the most obstinate cases. Made aud -nld by
may 10 j. II. THOMPSON. Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-08
Southern Literary Messenger.

We are requested by M.ssrs. M,cFAsLAxE &
FER;ussoN, the proprieor- olt,e SJutiera Literary
Messenger, to Announce thar j nN II. ruoMps,N,
Esq, wh'se connection with tue AUGUSTA Field
ana fires'de has been already noiicel in this M
per- will r succeeded IN the Q litorship of the Mes
sehSer by DR.. GEO. W. BAGBY, u gentleman who-e
hne literary attainment and cultivate taste give
assurance that he will fuzzy sustain the reputation
ol this periodical Weavail ourselves OF the &c.
cdson, once more to invoke in behalf of the Mes.
seesgcr the cordial and universal supp, IT f the
friends of Southern literature Let them no longer
permit this mefitorous magazine 10 languish, hut
come To the support OF It's prprietor+ with that
material aid" without which no literary enter
PRISE. whatever its excellence, can command sue.
cess.-R.ch. Dispatch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-08
A Core ction.

We perceive that the Norfolk Argus publishes
two lists of delegates,-the one purporting to be
Bolts and the other an anti Bolts delegation -
from Virginia, to tho National Convention ut Bal
timore. This is a mistake: the gentlemen who
are all set down as Thorough going Bolts men,"
(which is also mistake.) being only members of
the National Executive Committee; a position to
which they were eec.ed by the Committee At
Washington. Each of them represent an elector.
nj district in the committee. but not in the Con-
vention; and have only been called together for
the purpose Of constellation. and to inaugurate
measures for conducting the ensuing campuign-
They have no representative ,rust. and pretend to
none; being only as the name implies, an Erec..
fipe Committee. The Argus has an aiucrity for
going Of half cooked. and in. this instance has
blundered signally, for had it looked closely, it
would have fouad that one gentleman ut least.
Mr.. Martin, Of Henry, is delegate to the Con.
vention. as we'll % q member of the Executive
Committee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-08

The Philsdslphia Ledger says, ''whs.bsr tie
breaking doun Of the chsrlssfown Convention
and its platform. both At once viii Be any injury
10 N. sosnty. i. questionable. The people are
behind all envsn,ien-. they have their h1ed 20.
litcal opinions. and they will be jss - ready tn
act and 10 prutect tho Interests Of the country,
eren IL no national party exist. and no nation Il
nomination Il before them. The effect OF the
rupture will probably be that there will be seve-
raj candidates for the Presidency. and il the
Electoral Colleges cannot make achoiee. the s'rog'
gle will le transferred to the House Of Rerresen-
stiyes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-08
Words OfCa11t.on

o. III We were W tell readrts that the wells and
pB springs Throughout tho been posup.l AMI
tla We had d,scosereda anie effects moi one al tbn
That would moi gladly avail themselves ou
we nope oi a'erny death. II we tell them tu NJ,
@ discovered mine OF treasure enough them anu rs ana
''t wy "efe eM ed 10 share with ~ ,.
"nr ad To ioruho But rs leah Is valuable than rio hes
now much more gr.Lde should the to h. IN That ,ra
aacea nus been compounded ofln vegei able mates, aud
mat ITS curative powers little less certain inau lir1 and
kh.S Need We give You instances. II on The nro
pretor OF BAKERS BlITERS and examine lie nyrais Of
cerincaes from all sections "f the SOUTH pesps hn 20
, been ened Of Dyspepsia BY lis all healing properties Anons
mem YOU VIII see The Vouchers of old and young male ad H.
as, eAoing This BTrERs 10 the sses and blessing row,
nehee ior lie curative powers Btu lis arc moi
10 Dslsfsa Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 liz p,wer
ioPu Ners become quckened and made active h. il ,,
chcc sour siomacs are made healthy It's neu of
indigestion disappears ~b.n the ,rans of iG
nhrh"a canH"l resist lis ionic powers And (hlra ,.,
~hh Incl D! these BirTERs promptly disarn. and b.em
harme Us ih"usan''s OF persons crids "a I'M ., i, H.
its anu Oh WHEEL thai sc,urge devastating lie cnuntrv
bahhh Bit his will not rened3 III, Ills of bun,ai,y
p sueh as are oaused b! the stomach and bowels r
! eid 10 ITS strengthening effects aud arr. sD.iIy Iriy
a W. Ar mo need tonic sLoud Try H. and be
,, y, M me druggists In Lynchburg and by all the
tmSiIai druggists IN the city ii Eirhnud and elsewhere i,
hahs aso 81 NessrS Cl,aA Stoit ~ Ca Wnsh,a y,,n .,n
~. y. H. staoer Il Co.. Baln'r, Nd d. b. M,l.r 80
ington Ny; and Barnes " Park y Y " S''N''-
81, eti nusa py addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor
------- Rlchniond va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-08
NEORGE D. DAVIS,
Grocer and Comm Ission Merchant

mo. 1oI MAIN Sc Lynchburg, Va,
receipt 81 large stock OF Groceries, Staple Dry Goods
+ '-e~, --~' ~S
zv IDA Family Bacon and Lard Of my curing; Mack
eei ohin"n and Herring. strictly No. in n NJ and bar
- - "i, W Lar Gfannlted Paversed and extra
nse sugars Mocha Java, Lsguayra and Ro Coffee, ard
& oass ,uee; Honey Extra Golden Syrup, New Orleans
mn Su9a Mossse Sole Leather, French ami philadelphia
sn oea eS oval Round Square Band Hosp from Cast
French and American Glass pny Locks Hinges and Screws
AnvH Vice. sc,ew Plates Rasps and Files steel
Rs Iron Axes Thimbie skcans and Cast Boxes Ma
,a and Cotton Hopes Seine and Cotton Twines; Lnseec
Limp ana Tanners OH; Copal and Carriage yarnish Tanners
ioa Iaiow, Tar sps TurpentiEc. White Lead Zine, win
eod assortment Of Paints Flax and Tow Linen, Psid and
pS Cotton Cloths and osnaburg Stone and Wood Churns
upS buckets, Wel-Buekeis, DC, with every other article
Se' IN Grosery Store, all oil which will be sold cheap or
oi or exchange for country produce. Call and examine my
stock before buy w pay the highest ufices for Wool
Wool sos Flax seed, Beeswsx aud other country produce
. " Vonrighhtnts solicited Q1ek eaes and prompt r
turns. In,ay 2triyS @. D. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-08

The Washington States and Uoion is paying its
respects. in very plain language, to the scceders
from the Charleston Convention. and especially to
Senator Bayafd, Of Del. 1t says i've hope to
see the day when ofRce-hod Of every de,cription
shall be excluded from sitting ir a National Con-
vention Of the people. as the mischior.makers in
such Conventions are, generally composed of this
class OF men. The best nank which could be
introduced into the Democratic platform. would
be their exclusion from participating in such a
body. and their condemnation Of interferen % BY
them 10 any form with its proceedings.