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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-23

The COOLEY SLAVE TRADE.-The Washington Cor
respondent of the Charleston Courier under date of the
10Th inst, says:
An official document of unusual interest and impor-
lance has appeared to-day 1t response by the gov
eminent to the proposition of Great Britain for the sup
preston of the African Slave Trade ca the coast of
Cuba and the substitution of the Cooie system De-
cded dissent is given by government to this propo-
SAL and Great Britain is forciby reminded that she is
bound by honor and good ith we'll as by treaty and
subsidy from Spain, to prevent the slave traffic on the
coast OF Cuba whiet the Spanish government complains
when our cruisers enter Cuban waters even ana recent
~ protested against it. The President considers the
Cooe trade horrible species of traffic. and one that if
introduced into the United States would not only cor
rupt Christianity itself, but would compete with and
depreciate the value of white labor in the Northern
States The document is long and will be read with in
terest !"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-23

APPOINTMENT OF Mr.. MowRY.-We announce else.
where, officially, the appointment of Hon. Sylvester
Mowry OF New Mexico, to be commissioner to run and
mark the lines between the Territories of the United
States and the State of California according to the act
ofNay rs, 1860. No elicitous selection to fill this
important post could well have been made Mr. Mowrys
qualifications as graduate of West Point, and bis
in the fument of the duties of this Office render him
peculiarly fitted for their execution in the most sasa
tory manner. We congratulate the Government and
the State of California upon having secured the services
OF SO able and accomplished gentleman
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-23
Lesson from, the Past.

An interesting relic of the Revolutionary era, which
friend has placed in hands, is the Proceedings
of the Safety Committee for the town of Wilmington,
N. c. in 1774 IT'S, and l776-printed from the orig
inal record"
Among other curious matters observe that horse
racing, billiard tables, balls and dancing at public
houses occupied the attention of the committee. Hav-
ing admonished sundry offenders that the Continental
Congress- then recently assembled at Philadelphia, had
agreed among other things, for themselves and their
constituents, to dscountenance and discourage every
species of extravaganza and dissipation especially all
horseracing and all kinds of gaming cockfghtng, ex
hbtons Of shows and plays and other expensive diver
sons and entertainments the committee remark
GAS friend to country, have doubt but you
will readily renquish amusement that however audabe
in other respects is certainly attended with considerable
very justly be condemned at time when frugaty should
be OF leading virtues. We shall only add that moth
ing will SO etectuay tend to convince the BRUSH Parma
that in earnest in opposition to their meas
voluntary REIMBURSEMENT of our favore amuse-
mens Those who will take the trouble of making observa
lions mankind must be convinced that the people
who abandon their pleasure for the public good are not to
be biased by any other consideration Many will cheerful
y give part Of their property to secure the remainder
HeoTy The determined patriot aCho oolingy sacrifices
his pleasures on the altar of freedonn.''
This shows the spirit that worked out the American
Revolution; spirit not alone of chvalry and valOr but
of what is and difficult of setdenia and self
control. What a grand moral spectacle people not
only offering up their lives, but freely sacrificing their
daily and personal comforts and amusements We give
another extract, which exhibits IN striking light the
lofty and sublime disinter sickness of these Revolution
airy worthless
This Committee having taken into consideration act
of the British for restraining the trade of the
Colonies of New Jersey. Pennsylvania the counties of
Newcastle Kent, Sussex the Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, and South Carolina to Great Britain Ireland and
the British Indies, which is to take place this day is
Resoloed, unanimously, That the exception of this
Colony, and others, Of the said act base and
artice, to seduce them into desertion of the
mon cause of America.
g Resolued That will accept of the advantages
insdiousy thrown out by the said act, but will adhere
strictly plans have been and shall be entered
by the honorable Continental Congress, keep
perfect unanmity with sister Colonies
Would that this fraternal and generous spirit now
a contrast is the petty and sectional temper which
irraes and dsracts the land to the great comprehen
sive and magnanimous patriotism of the pure heroic
age !-Rlchmond Dispatch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-23
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
New YORK, August o. 1860.
LIT the close yesterday.l
Cotton firm Flour market unsettled, and accurate
quotations cannot be given. Wheat quiet. Corn &C
tive. Rice quiet at g AZ cents. Rosin steady
Tar quiet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-23

IA The Santa Fe Mail arrived at Independence on
the 18th inst and reports that in skirmish with the
Camanches, two Indians were killed by the troops and
several wounded The Indian dpredations continued
Fort Union is to be reinforced. Another battle with
the Indians is expected and general Indian war is an
ticpated Bents Fort is threatened with an Indian at
tack.
The command of Major Rufus on the Pacos, it is
said, has had a battle with the Camanches but with
what result is not known. Lieut.. Frank commanded
the troops in the skirmish mentioned above The In
dams are becoming bold now as to attack the trairs
Mr.. Harper had lib head of cattle run off in daylight
and is now left to make his way in with two yoke of
cattle to the wagon The troops under Major Sedgwick
are attempting to follow the Indians to the best of their
ability, but they are too wary for them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
CoHIERuAL-
LYacHxURG MARKETS.,
Ar RUoKEA. /
/. pRoDVC z b r Il x Err,
L1HAAIS STREET.
tx-rh..s ssOsi6hs svin be ssdsfsso sp'sssn' "AO's
ale prices Essssaily ~

sale p''''' s'''..lly ---N<a
BAcosThs reespts fof the past week have osen
AVE - ssliss Asillls - lswsr .sss4 9eess
BsAr.-Whl.e-bfisk q i-ss1sLTe ba.hel g.,
Brrssfre.6 r abe scsres IN demand al so0so c!s
In FirhisA pleasy, aad dali d isoi7 centa
CoaH-Niih an incrsassd denspd-I quote Yellow s'es"
"a xh2 2 its ,,o,, "a Cd u Is6bs e-A.
cxnssT-Jsmes River u. so0si:so %.
D.,D yssr 9 PEAKED Peaches '''N
! rs:1 s:s,;:: ~; s;;sis; ss%g
Flx~xEp-s1, se@i.ss csnu
. s. r. 1000 E. e.. p: sssss JAZZ
rcrn tusns esaoS Nsxsah 0usss t1pee Amescnn oiano
sa Rhode. Tins 1890 Ram q. r IN S.
AM T",se Manure SsIss Mon % Ground Asb es7
Fow@ Cos Soluble Phosphsisd Peruvian duane ssos"
o,9 sas. r.a.St z SS Ii%s.y " orchard $3.50
Evergreen e2f1. ~ .p}A" {iag3 iFiR '
m iia'Ms.lea i soasiso; wagon oad soo1.lio
iros-Mourtsin Ssodsea5 y ION. p
LAHp.--suppiy good q ll@tl9 esnt.
"a: g. N.d sssE 1s e.. ssei
sheaf o. 4oesioo y 100 rs; White ~ eta Black %
eeuls u bush. Of S3 Ds.
ps.sN" g.sIeysd oasrng Con s;, Pea =. ss aa.,,v
TosAco, Receipts increasng, With PRICES well susansd
for Bright Working parcels dark noniescr not 50 hrn ~
earlier IN season. filling m, however not quotab
Lugs tlO0ss00 conIp Leaf Tobacco etooQ t159 bright
nad Filters tsoc0tf5o; fancy Bright Wrappers
Wms1rThe reyspts sonllnus Igt--sales al 1880 slAa
for choice Red $lsasL43 foe oiee White Inferior si''
Wool ~ enc offering. l,.- 9a 4.sf-l H#E - .H'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

=
ne rsnsrai Of the Hon. wm. @. rrssteA-
ION Ts.ssiay morning. = 10 R.'lock s.ysths
dohmbA Essik cdroi,aian< ths fsnsrA rites Of
the liz. rs. c. PKEsrcx. yers s,irnnised ~
large attendance of the ctixefissf Cournbia. com
pri,iug friend, and relatives IT the family. and
those who we're attached I" he honored dead. for
the interest which be ever esincci in everything
connected with the interest OF the city or OF the
States. The body Was horne frvm the hosse Of
Col. John s. Preston. accompanied BY the follow
ing pail bearsrs:
Maj Thee, 8. Stsrte, a. r. Tsyio. ]: W
McMaster, Thomas Taylor. @. X. Bryce, W. n.
Baehman, J. q. 0ibbe., D. W. Mssns. Next
came the family and connections, amongst whom
We recognised the venerable form of Judge King
of Charleston, and Gen. Waddy Thompson. Of
Grcenvills; thsn the physi,ians. Drs, 1tszsvant
and Gibbes then The s,rvant.: then The Trustees.
Faculty and Students OF tn College next the
citizens followed by a long line Il rarriages
When the procession reached Trinity church.
already large number ot persons had there as-
semblcd, and il was utterly mp s>ible HAT all
could be accommodated Il OILY were the seats
occupied. but the aislcs were fllci with PERSONS
standing The solemn service was performed 10y
the Rev. Mr.. Shsnd Tho whole ceremony WAS
q profoundly impressive one. The beautiful and
touching hymn. Il wonld not live always. was
appropriately selected. On no occasion could 1t
nave Oeen sung Win moro U, so'em'"'.' "es"'
Of the peculiar propris.y of the application Il was
u requium over ono whose earthly career had been
brilliant and illustrious. There was none OF his
grent CON peers who in the combination OF burn
ing eIoquence, cultivated and refine appreciation
and coquence Of diction. WAS his equal.
He had lived lilo much beyond that allotted
to man. lie was loved, bonored and admired by
those who knew him. and IGNORED and admired
by those TO whom bis name was familiar Disease
hns incapacitated him for further usefulness a. .
public mau; affection has blasted his nearest and
dearest donesti ties. and religion has alured him
from lie, and smoothed his path to the grave.
Tho requium fell upon the ear Of all who heard
it with solemn and soothing symphony, for they
felt that lilies was over with the wearcd warrior.
and that the boon Of peaceful repose had been
granted him.----After the ceremony, the body was
then inferred in the family bnryin: ground, where
rcst also his two wives and his daughter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

The Japanese Enbassadors say that the annual
revenue Of their kinsdsa snoann 70 about $780,
ooo, 900, principally derived hon tax apoa agricu
tarai produce rice being the staple crop. Wthis 80
per cent 10 the revenue e tbs General 0svssnmen,,
aad 10 per cent that OF the rulers OF The several
ssa.ss, each Of which has i,s distinct, though trou
ltary and subordinate Government. 1t sssns almost
Impossible that this estimate could have bean cor
rsctly made according 70 our currency. The total Is
probably exaggerated. II would reqsirs . tax of
more than ten dollars head or about any dollars a
family. . -r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

A G. A II d, ~ $50
CHI LES j.. RAINE
WouLD Respectfully announce TO his friends and the
w munlty ~ large, that loss .' W = 'll-
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1890,
He will oonlne htmssIf " IL
T r I OILY CASH RADE,
Fully bsleving, from past experience, tha, hh e
The Only True System f'
To render i'.' =, ~ -'
Justice to both Buyer and Seller.
lie will therefore be able 10 offer his
RIOR CLOTHING!
REDUCED PRICES! ...
So thst Buyers will ind benes 10 bs razcd in
Buying from Cash House. &
CHARLES ]. RAINE,
may 24,ts -. 130 MAINsr. LYNCHBURG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
P, IN,


HTESs WE the following from The Providence Gene.
HcG raj Adsertiser sept ~ 1sbI--'t.1 81, = q t' b.
Al this season at the year. when cholera cholera Rorbs
d>entcr, AUD nbe kindred eomIia sore ~ prevail
every body should he lib, fal supplied with retry Davs Veg
eta 10 Pain Killer. p hama hctnsr for
i.s eMufon or "trip 20 Europe, ptiihe cspdnon 70
place HER hands on ut moments warning Many diseases
Incident 10 the iions which will Drove fatal IL moi
immediately g tcke. can tf proinptH cured By one
ds r The RAIN Killer On nre han occasion have we
s "a stved OF intense suffering by the timely use OF tIs
d''vc fc.u'A preparation. = -
sod ~ ~. lruggss gToccrs and medicine dealers Though
slt t"r Tinted States and t'anadas - ~ IT. may n-fm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Additional Foreign News.


Hcenan and Say1s- Tleyroph Jfom England 10 Anne
rica -A1airs. 6etween France and Great Bntain--
austria and Piedmont, &C.
Tho English hles of the l9th instant, by the
Arabin contain the following additional news:
GREAT BniTAlS.
Bells Life announced that meeting took place
between Savers and lIeenan ut that Office. on the
18Th TO discuss tho means of terminating the dis
pute between them 10 the possession OF the
champions belt. II was ultimately agreed that
two new belts, exact eounterparts oi r'ie ono
much coveted, should be Il. tho IN pney for the
purchase to be raised by pubic "u'Acriptiou.-.
Each OF the candidates is to h"4l the list for that
to held by his opponent. The old belt will re.
main in the possession OF th" proprietor Of Bells
Life. To be fought Tor by whoever may aspire to
the honor Of wearing II.
Although the British government had issued a
pr ,camation against the enlistment of men for
the Pore in Ireland, it will not interfere in the
subscriptions Tor the Scilan insurgents, the law
officers Of the crown not regarding it Ms illegal.
The English funds were very heavy under the
disturbance in continental politics, but there was
more steadiness at the close.
An influential dcpntation headed by Miner
Gibson, waited upon l. nd PAmerston to lay be-
lore him the plans of contemplated telegraph to
America via Faro island, and to solicit the gov
crnu,cnt to dispatch vessels To tax" snundings and
make hsur,ey Of the route, Mr.. Crosskrey and
Nl, onuun.' eAp;'.'ne" WV ""'o.r y, We protest.
ana several Arcll' nay's","r' urged tn" 'mp"r,
lance Oh thr survey. L'ru tain'erN'h requested
| the lull "details IN writing
Sr Gh"r'es parry the d'S1'ngo' H'd architect
! IL dead
-, FRANCE.
inc var protner: urnld p"ke N,eh"las had
arrived ut Parls TO VISIT Nal leon C'nnt Monte
nolin und brother had nls'a,rived at Paris
The Paris correspondent VI he London Herald
say'lin omlnoa' corresIo"i'n>e q AS nmen edb' :
tween the cabinets OF Lond'n md Paris. Respec
hng th's'he says matters seldom wore mpre crit
'e"i aspeet'and 's,ha' france bnsSia austria
and Spain are lencued s"ge'hcr.
| I've ihts correspondents u mo l''hh"h limos
refers to the same subject lie says III rropo'ed
thai the TWO governments set their Ia'", against
lnttry"n'ion, whether r, m AUSTRIA Piedmont or
the fapnl States, and let the s'o'''a". n"d NeHpo
m'ahs hs't y out lie says the relations between
/ france ana England require such ge"tie han ding
no strong Language against England
The report that France had fcred pecuuiary
indemnity to Switzerland IL unfounded
/ Arsrni,.
/ IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

A FIRST RArE NorrE saccess Of the Vjr-
mia watering places seem to rie uur ..hrethreo"
{ the North. The N. Y. Herald after a highly
omnlime ntary review of the summer attractions
t the North, closes with the following FIRST rate
'otice" Of these In car State
THE tavsrns at the Virginia springs are said to
. the worst OF ALL Bitter complaints are made
t the cuisine, which 10 not one of our Snutheth
rethren's strong points. The visitors are lodged
huts, fed on hog and hominv saturated with
,rinces" - : -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
ThE STEREo Sl)oPE.
Thorley's Food for Cat

Thorley'S Food for Cattle. -
POSSESSING bitter And medical proper he's contained W
spring grass esAsntsi 10 Aerbi,cfous aninas as
The stomach and digestive organs heab.
action This compound condiment Tor feeding cattle
song od ID composed purely of vegetable matter ard
Tor Keeping 1ondDn u uaeQaed. Pigs
with surprng rspidy upon and their tesh increases m
favour Cowkeepers will hni great advantage IN
quantity aa improved quality Of the milk during
Its use All animal; sss M g. !, " r ,r,
saving of atoc per week In keeping horse, with better
health and work ..t. IL "a ll...,. ... I.
Two feeds will give Of quarts VI rich milk da
ly per COW. .'''
In feeding Sheep Pigs and stock generally corresponding
Barrels cor tain as Feeds with moisture si6 %
21A y ice 3 90
L. NJ FESSER, sole Agf for U. 4.
For sale by STARLER Il JONES,
may 90 Ind 9." IVY Lynchburg, vu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Words of Ca11tIon


FS.S nS i!'oughoui q Jpnry had been poisoned and
IA " had ,sredan sii,lc.s y y erect Of Them
H. a1p@ - : g ps .sa!h II we were 70 tel them That
Ia ',f' "a hnt Of treasure, enough for them aud and
: NfN 'FGi TO share With sln not would refuse
III m To- iff4o Bat ~ health ~ than riches
" touch '''T Ic sl,cud they be 10 learn that great
"a taa ~ 'ee npouu,ed Of urcls vegetable matter and
oni IL curative poSers little fes csrtSu than he,, and
"nFn"s> Ne" we give you insant -. call The
n ci.rf 6AktkS BiffEkS shd examine inyrfais Of
eth sie@ t all sections al THE stush bsrsns who hive
h''h ''f ~ 1.elepssa by its a tan. properties Among
beni v ~ sc The vouchers rowing n,nc and TO-
Lle, eN'h lag t'is Buffers the skies Fle-s proyi
drr fr ne atave powers Bat 10 virtues rs, confined
10 IifSls sa Nervous Headaches yied reAa it, xr.
iorii iNefe become quckenea and uta,c BY s ipu
hce sour stonuchs made healthy by nearuz0. ~
ects Indigestion disappears when enters orgas ei lie
Darrhea cannot resist It's Ionic powers Cholera itself
we mel b, these BlrTERs, promptly dsarmed and becomes
harmless thousands of persons have ceri1ed who us. n VA
si ana ~ when that courge was devastating the county
hAkEKS BIfrERS will not remedy al the is 81 humanity
en such diseases are caused by the stomach and bowels
,iy !eid To lis strengthening effects ana are speey drisen
irn the SYSTEM All who tonic should IN N anL h.
come their own Judges of its viriues - - - ~ "
For se by al me Druggists in Iyncbue and BY al the
nepa druggists 10 the city Of Richmond and elsewhere in
narg'na; also Of Messrs chas stou Co, Washington cW
i''sion, NJ and Barnes PARK, n y -' " = -'SN'
n s,s msa BY addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor
D -i-uee's szs.1A Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

Advices from BogotA state that Mr. Ssndford's
missioa there has failed. Hts object to uegot-
ate for the Panama Railroad Company the abrogatioa
Of the clause In its grant nader which The Nav Ora
madam government can assume the road In 1874 by
paying 100000 shetpsoh For hi. boon the com
pany offered the inntsiy small sum OF $500, 900, to
which the sovsrnuent replied with the equally ridic-
|ulons snm Of $xoo0o,ooo. .a..r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

A severe thunder storm. accompanied by heavy
wind, Monday evening tore the tin from the top Of Mr.
Douslas' residence, and caused the interior of the
heass p be seriously damaged by water. Political
oh women say II 10 omiaoas of the scaiping Douglas
will get himself By the political storm q. Baltimore
% tbs 18th Of Juas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

John Van Barren declines going as Commissioner
toParaguay to settle the claims OF citizens against
that government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

All Ne signs ass that Two sets Of delegates Doug
Ilss and Douglas viii present themselves at Bal.
fillmore tem that portion sfths South represented by
the bolts Il Chsrsston, making another irrepress-
lille conflict almost certain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

H. d. Johnson, Consul General at ceassassinopls;
Mr. Mallett Consul At Florence. and NJ. Moore,
Marshal Of Nebraaka. have been counrmsd By the
1QArass 7aEail7 -, 4 .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
, by @. R. PHELPS, Auctioncer.

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
Y Of Deed OF Trust executed TO the Undersigned
ID by Robert Whtler dated 3oth Jahary 1s3s and
ed In the Clerks oee ~ the Hastings Conrt Of L,nchurp
shall Saturday the 9Th day OF June, le6o at O'Clock
NJ premises vii q public auction for cash. LOT
deed conveyed the being on the South West side
extension Of Main street, byend the residence Capt
Metorkle and containing fourth of acre. with ir
Dwelling House find improvements thereon.
may S5-ifeoddA !. RoB'f j. DAVIS, Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Grover 81 Bakers

Grover &c Bakers. '
AFSS CELEBRATED FAMILY MAOAINKs, 4oS Broad
w. way, New York and 1sl Baltimore Street baltimore
AEW STII.E-PRlCE $5O-IEAAERS q EXTRA.-
This machine um spoois purchased from the
Store requiring reminding Of thread II Hems Felis Gath
crs aud Stitches IN stys aniahng yam by
operation without recourse "a the hand neafe
CURED BY other machines IL viii do betf cheaper
Ing Than scamstress if she works
send for a circular J.TsDAvIs go I
may 3-dls Agents, Lynehbure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Farmers l. Merchants Savings Institution.

Farmers l. Merchants Savings Institution.
FOUN DED 1S88.
ONCE NO. IA Main st., Bynchburs, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK.
THIS old and well known Institution will receive money
deposit In sums Of i've dollars and upwards which will DO
returned when called for with Interest ave
mum E any es over usee nopihs OF four per cent per
nun for any time under fhfee mouths - -
.EToiSG JAMES L CnkTTOR, President.
MART" !" DAvssfp1 Fl JErs T III s.seE eteoosD
JAMS l. cAsgoa, TobAecoust : . 3 d ! i
X. q. H. KEAS, Attorney at Law. :.
JAMES W. Bunch, Arm OF NJ. Holiins b Co.
BENZ. II. NowLIN, firm Of Nowlin IL Murrell.
JoHS Z. SLAUGHTER nrm Of Garland, Slaughter i Co.
JONI d. HoLT, firm OF Clark 4 Holt. = 49,
JOHN r. Kkmbr, T0bacconiA " = ~ +
EHAs j. JONES' firm Of Mol;Arkle 4 Co.
Gro W ROCKS, am u Lee, Roeks \ Taylor
1i-dts ~ ~ Fg8a4f "a HMM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

issepyMh-4X e9t1 4. q SeseE CIV.
syIv. 6fsdkds En nrks; e A sssiss~
60 .lxNHa JonAoON, q Bedford
. ~ al SCOTT " povhatan.
IENJIEL J. BOW DEN, OF william burg
~ Hsusfra- xnHf IN CaRIeT1 An, % mkidieaex.
~ a 4 n siACKELF0Rn, Of faaquicr.
- AHDREW Y KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
- IN N STUART, Of Augusta
- NJ IL GTAffsEe, 81 Montgomery
IT, WALTEA pkEeT0N, Of Washington.
-. J. J. jackson. Dr. AZ Wood.
isI "a A. n. CAlpWkLl, Of Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW grocs sempes fnfaIbls Baking fowders in
a and Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
may IL Iynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

Pure Coal on.
400 GALLONS pure Camel Coal OIL Warranted to DO
6O,V pese and of best quality. Fur saleby
, JOHN IL. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

w.R Page, Of yirgisia, has bsss appointed Goa
sssl> yseslrA i y