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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
SALES BY AUCTION
RUrURs: DAYS.
AppOmattOx

Appomattox
T. N d + O II = A l. T.
x1TILI be sold te the highest brdr upon cre,i of on.
w two and three years, thai WELL KNOWN TRAIT OF
LAM belonging to Of VIM sh,arer decd and w.
inc on the waters Wall creek This Land noted r
lis adaptation growth Of all the productions he soil
bu, more especially that OF Tobacco and Wheat now
in hig, state impros emsn and viii yield rich return r
the lntur btstow I'd upon II
II contains 387 ACRES, 1875 In timber, has on Il.
DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary Houses and abundanty supplied
ANOTHER TRACT adjoining the same, containing 400
ACRES nearly all Ia timber. II lies well Is fnc To-
bacco Land situated the L, neburg and Bent Greek
Road
ANOTHER TRACT about miles from Bent Creek contain
ing about 54S ACRES, and lies immediately On ths
Chick Tract" This is handsomely situated has on
4 Good Dwelling House.
with necessary Out Houses About half in timber
the balance cultivation 1t all the for com,
fort and Is highly susceptible of Improvement.
ANOTHER TRACT, known as The Chestnut Mountain Tract
which contains 90 ACRES, mostly In timber has ID
A Dwelling House, Good Orchard, &c.
The will be sold upon the terms above secn
ed purchaser giving bond with security and title re-.
tanel till all the purchase money is paid
will be sold upon credit Of O. IL and Is mouths
with security and title as above
DAY, THE nth OF JULY NEXT at the residence of VIM
ShearCr, decd
The sale will II O'clock A. M Persons wishing
purchas land will please examine the above before dAy
of sale. NM. N. x j. q. SHEaRER EN'ors,
je l3d&c1m OF VIM Sleurer, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
Valuable Property for Sale.

MILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, 2UTII JUNE. nj 50 o..
W clock, P. NJ, that VALUABLE PROP.
ER1Y at the junction of 2il slrti or Tan fmd Alley
Clay Streets and Campbell G. H. Turnpike, This prv,~
l., may he divided To suit purchasers.
Terms made known ja, Of SALE
ie l3.dlw J. I. BROWN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

Mr.. Douglas has recently been attacked hy
MIR. fo'mhs, MIR Bnjaman, the Neuralgia and
Mr.. Slidell. Each attack damaged him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

MAN ED 70 HIRE nj the Noryel House, TWO GOoI
w WASHERS and lHhNEES, and one ChambcrnlnI, f5
such will suit hca hire will be given hy the ou
or balance OF The year WM II. KENNEDY, AG'r
l.. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

The Go, ode Committee, on Tuesday. concluded
its testimony. Forney aud Wendell were the last
witnesses The formers testimony was shown to the
President and several other members Of the Cabinet
Among other things he stated that he had been offer
cd the Consulate to Liverpool by Mr. Buchanan, or
the mis- sion 10 Russia or Prussia il he would acqucse
In the policy Of the administrations but he declined.
Mr.. Wendell testified that he carried ten thousand
dollars in his pocket for weeks To present to Colonel
forncy and If necessary, was authorized TO increase
il to twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars, If he
would accept the Liverpool Consulate, or the mission
to one Of the Great Powers of Europei but he dec-
utd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
Notice

MEETING Of the Executive oumiltre of the YNt H.
N BURG AGRlCt II URAL aud MECHANICAL. >OCIE-
~ viii be held nj their Office SATURDAY, E,caing tn. 9TH
inst commencing nj o'clock which initiative step, viii
taken with reference To the Fail FAIR members ar, re
qutsted 10 be present.
Il! order The Chairman,
je l5-}t ALIEN MrpOS1JD Soy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
DISAPPOINTMENT

FENiiE above Sale IL postponed until SATURDAY MORN.
ING, THE 10TH. INST, when it will take place front
al the Market house. {. H. PHELPS,
ir ll.tds Aucuir,r
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COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LINCHBURG MARX ETS,
REPoETEDB III
. "A. B. FUCKER. - =
PROD " Il b II . * e r,
fss MAIN STREET.

tNThc.e quotations. Will be understood Represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

s The New York correspondent of the National
1ntelligencer, has the following respecting the re.
lative prospects Of the harmonious Democracy
and the candidates Of the National Union party
"A deputation Of six of the so-called National
Democrats Of this city went to Richmond yester.
day to attend the "Seceders' Convention" They
90 to cooperate with the South. In doing SO
they must be aware that they hepto consumnate
an incurable split in the party. These men say
they may be vanquished, but they never surrend-
er. The conservative men of all parties in view
Of Inc ultra ground taken by the extremes, are
daily arriving at the conclusion that there is but
one safe course, and that is to support Bell and
Everett. In their hands the country will be SAFE
and the ores of sectionalism will be ex.inguisheJ
This is not the mere suggestion of Northern men.
Sagacious Democrats from the South. now here,
admit that there can be unity Of sentiment at
BALTIMORE and that the breach in the Democratic
family is already too wide to be healed"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

hid anI he elect On in Nuseinher Hext viii
crown W. with victory. LIT the people every
where make pull tgeiber. and victory sours
protest in behalf Of the people Of P'kes fe"k
was presented TO tn. Secretary Of State on Tuesday
aud by him laid before The cabiaet II was brought
by special message from thai Territory, and signed
h, both the Delegates. The following language is
used;
The people of that part Of the public domain con-
template public convention for action in regard TO
the protest and declaration Of rights against the non
action of Congress. They protest against the total
Indifference Of Congress, and say ii is well defined
point that Government is bound 10 protect its citi-
ems, and give them laws to be governed by. Inter
national law lays down the same doctrine and how
loyal the subject may be- it is no, presumed that
his loyalty shall tend TO bis dtstruetiou and there
fore the people will protect themselves. They also
refer to the anticipated Indian troubles and earnest
Iy appeal to the administration for immediate action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

retiring from the hsnes' Of Mckinney Coz having
ny tnf, interest to Saul II, Mckinney and Jno. H. Flood
would my -lccre thanks aud the public
Tor irr heiT, rntrphag" dating my with
II in,r. au. Esk u continuance OF IL he new nrnl
i.i I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

-sS'fr. HAVE noN on hand for the coming harvest.
- ~ one hundred III "tanis latest improved GRAIN
IN JIS 'k tDIES. These Cradles, with recent i'm
"a Ei PROV mont for regulating aud replacing fingers
A@ eSecU al others Tor lightntss and strength sllnri-
HTtE "rn OF timber and the clean gathering
A at Wheat. They we'll worth the attention and
e--AS cNa inu 'lnfi al every Farmer.
A>o, ~nA re. Mar, luEd and Browns Ohio Patterns In
ira Fingers. g.,
opposite far'a"f'5 Bank, I4nehburg Va Al his New
>'thl lana! 2dI ;. NJ. SIMPSON.
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Z EW PUBLICATIONS.
IN AR6AhEf MONCKIEFFE
iit flRe LOVE OF AARON BURR
=, ROMANCE OF TIE REyoLIrTION-Wit an appel
N containing Letters oi Col Burr to "Kate," Eliza" AZ
'''n -eoot Ne Ike with Smile ofthe Celebrated
i'irr Letter aid key,at
" i3-ts Xifvrop,a moor STopE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

=. D. Andrews, late United States Consul for Cana
d, and New Brunswick, has presented 10 Congress,
through the Chairman of the Committee ON Foreign
Affairs memorial showing the Importance Of the
reciprocity treaty sad protesting against the COM
psint Of locally Affected dstrcts being received a,
Indications of the public opinion of the commercial
Interests of the United States and asks that if auv
change be made. It be In enargng the basis of the
treaty. perfecting and not destro.ingit The memo
rial embraces important statistics 10 support of this
sisw Of the auesnd9 e. .......
Ih1ee eeeus % be little doubt that The iant RIA.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-25
Iwashington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Although the in
structions to Mr.. McLane, as Minister to Chi
ma, issued more than six years ago, have ius,
been made public, they are considered by
statesmen here as interesting, sin view of the
fact that they are in accord with the policy
pursued by the Administration through him
toward Mexico. As TO, China he was entrust-
cd with large discretion, and advised to es.
tablish the most unrestricted intercourse be.
tween the Empire and the United States. 1t
was considered more desirable chat any COM
mercial treaty he might be able to conclude
should provide not only for reciprocal free
trade in all articles Of grotk, produce or man.
~ufacture OF either nation, but for transportation
in vessels belonging to each. : sft Izssa
Should the revolutionary movement be sue
I%cessful, and the political power Of the country
pass into other hands, the instructions con-
tinued, "you will, at your discretion, recognize
the government de Jacfo, and treat with it as
with the existing government of the country.
1t the Empire shall be ditiged and several
governments be organized within its present
limits promising stability, you will present
yourself TO each as the American representa-
tive, and enter into treaties with them" &c.
General Attorney Black intends prosecuting
Schnabei on a charge of perjury, growing out
OF his testimony before the Covode Committee.
His most intimate friends say he distictly ad.
,mltted the existence of the Presidents letter,
recently published, but denied the existence of
one of the character he, the witness, described
in the course of Conversation and which
never even pretended to have in his
possession. Iii further stated that Mr.. Black,
acting by the advice of friends, has made no
reply to}Mr. Walker, but in a note addressed
Walkers friend, Senator Brown, on Sat-
urday, delivered by Secretary Thompson, he
denied the existence of any person why Mr..
Walker shouid3requestThtm 20 go 1out of the
to receive a hostile message, even if he
we're NOT onsciehtious opposed to that mode
of adjusting differeucesA 1IEEEfAI.EI
Senator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, left for New
York this afternoons land will. address the Re-
9ublieans of Brooklyn by invitation, on Thurs
lay evening uSn~nE;n
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Large influx of colorea Population.

- Our county has, in a few months, received
a large accession to its eelored population y
have heard complaints from the farm hands in
the country in several neighborhoods, that the
darkies are coming in and oferi.g to work for
eight and nine dollars a month and thus un-
derbidding and depriving the white laborer of
his situation. Mr.. Republican you should be
silent about protecting white labor, when by
offering negroes political privileges you induce
them to come among us in shoals and push
aside the poor white man. You say to- the
free negroes, who are now being driven from
the confines of many of the States, lacomel
here, we will educate you az on the taxes paid
by the white people and allow Your children,
in those places where we have strong majority
Gas has been lone in Cleveland,) to sit upon
the same benches with the white ehildrsn: if
you can by entermarriage with the whites, or
without marriage, bleech your offspring o little,
we will make them voters. and being made
they are eligible to Office This is the
spirit running through Republican legislation
and decisions of Republican Courts. This is
the invitation which is now bringing. So manyl
into our midst, and increasing so rapidly the
redundant black population of this
eity. and Observation-Disclosures 4dEeerr.eI
User.
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pa RTITIOM

49, - +~EM@
TOHN HEIFNER, Sarah Cast, and Joseph CAST
her husband; Mary Newell and Robert Newell
her husband; Susan Wolf and Benjamin Wolf, her
husband Martha Harris and Robert ]. Harris her
husband Peter Heifner; Nancy Heifner; Eli Heif-
ner Melinda Heifner Margaret HeIfner; Emma
Jane Heifner; George Heifner Jocob Bender /;
Lewis Bender; Martha Bender Samuel Bender /;
Margaret Bender and her husband the said Mar
garet Bender, being the daughter of one Henry Ben
der. and the name of her husbanl being unknown
to the undersigned Petitioners and Margaret Eeif-
ner, widow of Frederick Heifner, deceased, will take
notice that q petition was filed against them on the
18th day of March, A. D., 1860, in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of ASH
land, and State of Ohio, by Stephen Wolf and Eli
zabeth Wolf his wife, and is now pending, wherein
said petitioners, Stephen Wolf and Elizabeth Wolf
his wife, demand partition of the following real
estate, to.wit: Situate in the County of Ash
land, and State of Ohio, it being one hundred
acres of the North side of the Southwest quarter
of section number thirty-six, in Township nun her
twenty three of Range number sixteen, in the Canton
district. which quarter section was granted to John
Reed his heirs and assigns by Patent from James
Monroe bearing date, the 9th day of May, A. D.,
1914, which quarter section was decided by John
Reed to John STURGEON ON the 9th day of September.
A.. D., 1921; also the following real estate, situate
in said Ashland County, being fifty acres on the
South side of the North East quarter of section
thirty-six, IN Township twenty-three of Range six
teen to be laid of by q line running parallel with
the South boundary line of said quarter; also the
following real estate, situate in said County of Ash
land the South half of the South half of the North
West quarter of section 9thirty-six, in Township
of Range sixteen, in the land districi
of Wooster, containing forty acres more or less: also
the following real estate, situate IN said County OF
being a part of the South West quarter OF
section twenty-five, Township twenty three of Range |
sixteen, commencing at the South Vest Corner OF
quarter; Thence East on the South line so 70 |
100 rods to a stone thence North SO 46-1O0 rods I
10 a stone witnessed by a swamp oak % inches in
Diameter South 90 E thinks; thence west 80 78-1Oo |
rods to a stone in the road on the west line of the
quarter thence South on the west line SO 46-I 10 |
t othe place of beginning, containing Just ff-
cen acres of land, being the north half of the last
lbove described tract of land; and that at the next
ERIN of said Court the; said Petitioners will apply
or an order that partition may be made of said
# Frederick Heifner assigned therein. aga
fa-s-4 .F.sJ Z WOLF.
ELIZABETH IL
By Fulton & McCombs, their Attys.
March 81, $780, ~ . sm42
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.

,LEAvENwoRTH, April 21.-We learn from
topeka, that Deputy U. s. Marshal Armes
was shot dead by a prominent citizen of that
place named Richie whom Armes was en-
deavoring to arrest on an old chargesof rob.
bing the Post Office. No particulars are re-
ceiveI.
3 ST.. LOUIS, April 23.-An Arizon cores
pendent of the Missouri Republican SAYS:
"A convention to form a provisional govern.
ment for Arizona, consisting of 81 delegates,
re resentJug al parties of the Territory, was
held at Tucson on the I'd inst, and organized
by electing James "A. Lucas, Chairman. = s
A constitution and schedule, to remain in
force until Congress shall organize a territorial
government, Was unanimc usly adopted. after
which territorial officers, headed by E. S.: Ow-:
lngs of Mesill, for Governor, Ignatio Orrantia,
for Lieutenant Governor, and three District
Judges were elected and provision made for
calling out the militia for protection of life
and property, and VIC Wordsworth appoint.
ed Major General ias54 -
Resolution were also passed endorsing the
administration of James Buchanan.
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CORRESPONDENCE of the Detroit Free Press.
Forty-Two Days without Food.

= ( MONROE, April II. 1860
On the 18th iHstent, at the residence of her
mother, in the township of Evansville, Monroe
county, Michigan, Miss Martha Gale died OF
cancer OF the stomach, after lingering forty
two days without taking any food (cxcepting
during two or three days, and then but yery
little, and that was soon rejected.9 During
much OF that period she id not even take as
much as a drink of cold water for DAYS toeeth-
er. During her protracted illness there have
been many and various conjectures as to the
cause of her peculiar symptoms. But, a post
mortem Observation-Disclosures by Drs. Saw
yer and McClelland, assisted by two popular
physicians OF Monroe city, and in the presence
OF many friends of the deceased-revealed the
ravages 1of the above fearful disease. The
entire stomach was involved in tile malady.
different characters of carcinoma being eyidapt
In different parts of that organ !; the indurated
OF true scirrhus being found only at The pylor-
ic Qower) extremity of the stomach, and in
the pancreatic gland while the soft or ulcera-
ted character extended over the; entire surface
the greater or lesser curves to the cardiac
extremity OF. the stomach, and the
lower portion of the esphagus (gunet)
The pyloric oriice of the stomach was COM
pletely closed, thus prohibiting any thing to
pass from the cavity of the stomach to the
bowels. Although there had been no passage5
from thebowe for the six weeks during which
she lay such a great sufferer, there was no i'm
pacted faces in the intestines, as had been
suggested by some. n ~
"A medical man will very readily perceive
the above condition of things would me-
preclude the possibility of food being
iigested, even were it properly introduced into
he stomach and retained there no matter how
onU. 10 aceI1dt4te@a ab C.. ,1sa~An Aaa4- $50 >
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Foreign News.

The steamer Arogo is in with three DAYS
later news from Europe. A European Confer
ence on the Italian and, Swiss questions is now
thought probable. Austria thad protested
against the annexation of the Duchies to Sarl
.diniaSSThe British Government had been adj
vised to recognize the recent acquisitions of
the King of Sardinia. Heenan and Sayers
will be required to, find securities ina heavy
amount to keep the peace. The Magistrates
are determined, if possible, to prevent the
fight. Revolutionary movements are on foot
in Spain. A portion of the army had pro-
DON Carlos King.
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A Desperate ARRAY.
SAcRAMENro. CAV.

SACRAMENTO. April H.
A desreFate and probably fatal ARRAY occur.
red at the Capital about II o'clock to day
Mr.. Bell, member of the House from Efdorado
county. and DR.. ". II. Stone, appointment cit
izen of that county, were discussing the mat
ter of dividing the county, to be called Mar
shall, DIR. Stone being in favor and Mr.. Bell
opposing the measure. During the converse
ton. Stone called Bell a liar. Bell at once
Stone and at the same instant drew his
pistol and shot Stone through the thigh
Stone lies sin critical condition, and slight
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
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/. Railroad Collision.

ST. LOUIS April ga collision occurred
about one O'clock near Jefferson Barracks, Iron
Mountain Railroad, between d construction
train, and a special train conveying a portion
of the Board of Health to quarantine, by
which DR.. Killer, Clerk of the Board of Health;
John Simmonds. Treasurer of the Railroad
Company, formerly member of the firm of
Lucas d Simmonds, bankers; Geo. Pitcher,
breakmap; and a boy named ,Japes Murry.
were killed. 60 49, " y ~
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23-The HCahawba"
has arrived with Havana dates to the 10th
The Captain General has sent a Commissioner
to Washington to confer with the Spanish
Minister regarding the captured steamers,-
The revenue cutter Dodge has arrived from
Vera Cruz the 18th, bringing Mr.. Elger, the
Secretary of the Legation, with important dis
patches for Washington. Miramon has sent q
bitter letter to Cass, relative to the captured
The cutter and Mr.. Elgar are await
ing the return of dispatches.
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SHERLFF'S SALE.
s. Y. st. John, Admir-,
of Esther Comstock, decd,
|. In Ashland County
Common Pleas.


vs.. Common Pleas.
John N. Hall, ct tai.
PURSUANT to the Command Of an ssOrder to
sell Mortgaged PREMISES duly Issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, da-
ted the 18th day of March, 1860, and to me directed.
l will sell at Public Auction, atthe door of the Court
House, in said County, on
Saturday, HE 14h day Of Apri7, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and four
o'clock; PM, of said day the following described
lands and tenements. to-wit: Situate in the Town
ship of Sullivan, County of Ashland, and State of
Ohio, bounded and desc. ibed as follows Being one
hundred aud thirty-twe and a half acres of land of
lot number sixty-one commencing at the South
West corner of said lot; thence East on the South
line TO the SOUTHEAST Corner, thence North on the
East line of said los to the Northeast Corner of
said lot; thence West ON the North line of said lot
to the Northwest Corner of said lot thence South
on the West line of said lot. to the place of begin
ming. Appraised at S. Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March IA, 1860. p hfs saf 4Itspf $500
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coNGREssIoNAL.~
WAsHINeToN. Ahril %.

SENATE.-The Chair presented d message mes
from the President, transmitting the instruc,
tiops given to Mr. McLane when Minister, to
China.
After other unimportant business, the Sem
ate adjourned.
HOUSE-The House refused to adjourn
till Thursday, 25 against LIE. .A1l%a
A resolution was adopted instructing the
military committee to inquire into the expo
diency of amending the rules and articles of
war, so asJto punish offences in enemies not
provided for by existing laws.
In Committee of Whole several unin-
teresting speeches were made. Adjourned.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-25

TIME HAMaIoNTON FARMER-A newspaper
devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set
ting forth full accounts of the new Settlement of
Hammonton, in New Jersey can be subscribed for
at only 25 cents per annum, 20 ~
Inclose postage stamps for the amount, Address
to Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton p. O., Jeffer-
son County, New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
of the best quality, in one of the healthiest and
most delightful climates in the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourge of the north, see advertisement of Ham
monitor Lands. 1. F3gtE a. s6m29i au
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S 4 : a " " A n
Male and Female Academy.

ELIAL RICE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
MISS NARY N. FOSTER, Preceptrcss.
Y ENHE Spri 6 term commences March 18th 1860.
i Instruction is given in English branches, Nat
ural Sciences, Mathematics Ancient and Aodern
Text books can be procured of the Principal,
from Is to 20 per cent below usual retail prices.
Students desiring rooms can secure good ones at
reasonable rates by calling upon the Principal.
Board can be obtained in private families at q
moderate expense. For further information apply
to the Principal or Secretary.
a- D. S. TEMPLETON, 1s
JOHN INGRAM, Sec'y. Pres. Board Trustees.
Oct. 26, 1859. 21tf