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Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
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Temers mmo a0lariuesaGNcfnram,

NIINEVt"Nf
Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Company
bic 81" Srna 6;sr CAPITAL ppn S2e0,GO beiIe
nne i'm Sabre 1882 purdo pe CScics9ebuua
ron %irSirict ~ringclrgt purpe.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
LATEST NEWS BT TELEGRAPH.
AAPkEssLr FoE rRs "LyscnsuEe yRGISlAS
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

:, SuARLEsTss. April 30--The Convention nat
.n's morning at 10 o'clock The first business
was the vote en ihe9main question on the suusti-
.ato OF ar Builcr, behalf of Massachusetts.
y. ~ 'hnesnta, Indiana, anil New J fscy, being the
CINCINNATI Platform, with an additional reso,u-
'oa Tor tho protection Of citizens of foreign birh
a vote wac taken resulting. as follows: Ayes los,
"nen New Jersey was called, delegate from
that state said the Convention appointing the de.
iegates had recommended them to vote as n unit
and the President decided that the word .ccu,n.
mendcd was equivalent to instructinp: the dele.
gate appealed IRON the decision Of the Chair and
his motion to lay on the table was lost-ayes $50.
The question then occurred on the appeal. and
tnc vote BY States resulted in ayes l45-reversine
the decision Of the Chair.
This result il n gain Of two for Douglas in
New Jersey; and il is stated TINT Georgia will
claim the right TO vote the same way by prec, .
dent y
The next vote will hc on tho ndoption Of the
minority reports when Alabama, Arkansas. and
Mississippi in whole or part will present pro.
ties: and Withdrew from the Convention.
NEw York, April 30.-A dispatch received in
this city from Charleston, says the minorirv re-
port lmeaning Douglas platform) had been ear.
ried by p majority.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Thc aamc de,natches
have been received here, aud are believed to be
true.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON

New YoRK. April 30..-The steamship Nurth
Briton. with Liverpool dates to the 18th, arrived
at Quebec this morning
She brings one days later intelligence via
Queenstown.
A despatch from Madrid says Ortega was shos
on the 18th.
The London Times says no other hostile meet
ing will ever take place between tleenan aud say
ers. as the friends Of each consider tho courage mud
endurance ct both have been sufficiently proved.
and they will therefore consent to its being con-
sidcred drawn battle.
The ministers Of France and England have de-
manded an interview with tho King Of Naples,
but no time lad been fixed for their reception.
A dispa,ch from Paris says the Sician insur-
rection was more serious than the telegraphc ac-
counts indicated-no particulars are given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 3o.-Flour unsettled; How
ard street. S6,37, but without purchasers. Wheat
has declining tendency. and to SO lower I;
White 70ae3c; Red, 50a55. Corn active; White
and Yellow, 75a7Sc Bacon Sides, Zoe. Mess
Pork, SIS, 5OaSl8; Prime, Is, Whiskey firm, 23c.
clined S to Zoe; Southern. SG,30aS6,65 Wbeat
heavy. Corn firm; Mixed 79r80c; Yellow. Sla
s2c: White unchanged. Sugar advanced t.
Mess Pork. Sl7al7,s7. Lard quiet. Coffee buoy
ant; jaw l54. Turpentine, 46la47c. Rosin and
Rice unchanged. Stocks dull. Virginia skies,
923.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Exanxairex o. eoaE.-Jarob cohn, charged with
.,sbhine san,aeI fAsnaa On Friday last, had an ex
smipstion bsfps the Mayor yesterday. Several wi :
n.sses were exsmined and although their Testimony
Va. of conflicting character, We tiink the version
ra,r the trae one as can be arrived ~ this lime
DR. Gamer 10 HID evidence stated in effect that II
Hartman had rsmised quiet after the wound WIS
nncted he = oAd 70 lost . spoonful Of blood,
i,sfors the bleeding could have been arrested His
nlsthoric condition fhaynr just eatena hearty din
Ia Ncoupled With the cxciEemant oceasioned by his
Walk 10 the Mayors Office caused the great loss OF
blood The MAJOR recognifed Gohn 10 the sum OF
81 900 to appear before the next Hastings Court to
the charge ofaniawai cutting and also bound
him oyer in the sam Of $500 to keep the peace to-
wsras Hartman during the ensuing twelve months
Iohn N. Speed. Austin N. Tribe, Thomas J. Kirkpa-
trick asd Wm Yaacey Esq s.appeared for the accu-
.ed. and Samuel Garland Jr, Esq, in behalf OF lIar-
man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
Arrival of the Star of tho West.
Disastrous Fire on the Island of Trinidad
SUGAR DESTROYED

New York, April 30.--'rhe steamer Star Of tho
West has Just arrived.
1t is reported that fire occurred on the 10Th in
the valley Of Trinidad Island, extending Is miles.
aud sweeping down all the standing cane ON the
sugar estates, estimated at million and a haif
d"iiars. 1t is also estimated TINT the coniayra-
ton will reduce the production Of sugar on tho H.
land 800 hogsheads.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

real EsrArE Subtitle house aud To-, ituatcd on
Diamond Hill. belonging to the estate of the lnte
Cbesley Hardy was sold at public auction, ON Friday
last by J. Newton Gordon, Commissioner, for Sl455
aud subject TO the payment OF 40 per month to the
Franklin Building Fnnd Association until said inst-
tu,ian Ia wound up. Mr. MS. Tanner was the pur-
chases. ~ Bryan Akers, auc;ioneer conducted the
sale. ...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

RkruRNrp HoMs.-The wife ef Mr.. Myers, who it
VIII be remembered, was shot at Memphis during the
evening last en- route for that place. On arriving here
sbs received Geographic despatch. announcing the
death of her husband. On receipt OF this sad
news the distressed lady changed her course
and took The next train Tor Alexandria, and
will return to her now desola'e home in Philadel-
phia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

DaUsK AND DisoRpERLy.--IIannahJ johnson. T. u. C.
for getting DRINK and behaving disorderly was yes
,erday adjudged ten lashes by the Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

NEoRoEs FlsarISo.- William, Stare to Betsy Cox
aud Charles slave to William Phelps were before the
Mayor yesterday, on the charge of fighting The
proof Of their guilt being satisfactory to his Honor
each of the sable warriors were adadgcd twenty
lisIes. l = a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

DarsK.--Chesy Altman, white man, found drunl
on thu street Sunday night, WAS taken to the Cage
aud next morning discharged on his promising not tt
be guilty ofa SECOND intiscretion of a Ike nature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

.uxxsAs AND SAygRs."-Mr. Greed has sent us u
eopy Of the 'Internatonai Championship Clipper"
vbichis lied with history of the recent Hecnan md
saysrs snir 10 England. Mr.. Greed has the paper
r,ra ale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

Hook AND LApDE1 CoMrAyY.-Tho following
lit, numbering forty members, complete the ~
ganization Of the company, determined at tho
la% meeting:
IL. Grey Latham, Commander; RoLt W. Cen
shaw. Ist Assistant: j. Lawrence Neon. "a dntu;
Samuel NJ. MeCorkle, 81 ditto; Alexander Nc
Donald, Secretary and Treasurer; B. Lewis Black
ford, Robert H. Booker, Patrick II. Cabell, John
7. Clayton, John ii. Cross, D. S. Forbes, j. W.
Wheeler, VIM. A. Tout. John II. Smith, Joseph
i Smith, J. c. Shcarer, Thomas r. Simpson, Kirk
Seabury, y. p Preston, c. D. Percival, james B.
Nowlin. Samuel F. Nowlin, William j. Nowlin,
Hugh Nelson, W. j. Manson, Charles A. Mnscly
james NJ. Massis. Robert W. Latham,G. Woodville
Latham, Samuel K. Lampkin. john A. Langhorne
nlarinn b. Langhorue William Kinncar,J ames H..
Jennings. Edmund W. Jones, Calvin ID. Jones.
'lllam p. Holland, Charles d. Hammer, james
Franklin, Jr., BENJAMIN IL Waller
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

CARnYna WEAPONS .--Simeon, slave to Mr.. Jesse
Hare, for carrying dirk cane, and threatening TO
use the dirk on anatlIer gentleman of color
dered 30 lashes.l 1-.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

PLAYING DIcE-Gbbs, slave to Col, NJ Laugh ornc
cughs playing dice on Jefferson Street, Sunday gets
ten iashes by order ofthe Mayor.
George, slave to Henry .. Sehoolfeld, caught at
same amusement at the same tim,, who resisted the
officers when attempting to arrest him favored
with 80 fashes for his trouble
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

ERR GOODS.
Spring Styles for 1860, at
No lOl Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
MISS SIMPSON VIII open this ,NoNDAV) m"rnng,her
IVA handsome assortment OF Millinery Gonj, consisting of
B,nnets Of NIL varieties, bbons Flowers chircns' lais,
ourhes Tht,s, Nu-, Mourning Collars Embroidery, &r, to
she call, the uf la articles III
the Nlnc, line, being determined 10 sell cheap bargains
Ms can he bought In the rlly. lapg@
SSTe I WISU TO SEII. PRIVATELY, MY LAND,
Mn wing Dry Fork end az Ta1cwel
4--coun,, Va. There ,7Uo Acres most of which
Ia several hundred bottom. level
land which would " improved make most desirable arn
spccuto persons wishing buy unmprovad land would
nd ibis inuccnrnt have alel, moycd 10 the prth
wrrc he consulted in regard 10 price, payments No.
address, IL. A. =. WALKER,
m I'm "looky Gap Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01

Juvenile Singing School.
FENIEEE VIII be Juvenile singing Class formed At the
Il the Young Mems Christian Association Saturday
nurning al O'Clock.
TEGMs-One dollar for twenty lessons
Pace Books--Twenty five ceuts.
To conclude with the performance Of BRADBUEY'S JU
YENIIE OEATORIA OF (fIOkAS FESTIVAL, which viii
given by the Glass. All wishing join ns-
ted to attend
shall, in few days, form class for young ladies' to meet
Il week, the The lessons be be-
the hours Of and O'Clock p NJ Terms-425o for IL
lessons. zap POI W H. EVANS, Teacher.
JACKSON WATERMELON sEED.--pure jackson Water
- melon Seed, from Hanoye. county, Va for sale by
a j III. THOMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
ANT SPRING GOODS
JOHN II. DAVIS & 60.


10. loa Main q streot,' Lyn e. Va,
III now In store complete stock of the styles
Il Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, TO which
ey invite the attention Of cash and rhor time buyers Their
os are marked livery low pries to attract cnsh
Dong which will bs found:
Elegant Dress SILKS am. Robes,
Beautiful Berage and Organizes a.
Bcagc nnd Orrandy Robes from 4 To 0 Flounccs,
.Grunadine Eobes yer, rich,
Frulch JAcOIGls aud llriiinnts, O.
great variety Goods for street and Travelling Dresses
large portion oi the above goods Inrchuud ut tho
riga aualiyn sales In Sew ork nnd Viii b sold below
importation
Foaiands silks. very cheap ...
EmhruLiercs AMI Iaets, very handsome. e
Rich French Lace Aanii,r,
lach Black SIN and Mourning Nantes
lIoop skirts and Blsilcs yer, cheap,
liahdkereLicfs. Gloyes ana Hosiery, Of every description
Irish Linens, ShtrlInsh and Shlriiigs,
Danask Napkins Doyl6s and Towels,
lluck AMI SCOTCH Diaper Crash and other Tow cling.
Linen Duck Buraps and Drills for plantation,
Aiso hr.c stock Of Plain aud riall osmburgs,
Ilehey Sieeiiig, 81, 10 T. IA. AM.
Heavy Shifting, ID, -, !, ...5
Cloths, Cassinleres and vcsiiugs In great variety,
Also large stock Of
Carpeiing, Floor oil Cloths, Rugs, Mating. Sc,
Which the! hsk examination Of bu, purchasing
scw'irc as they fell assure, that they sell them cheap
nv Yos j. 7. y. ~ Go.
Bracelets.
1AfTI Bracelets. something entlrui, new.
l Plain and Engraved Bands oval
Eiruscan
Coral, Cameo and Pearl Bracelets.
Jet Lava aud Ruby
Enamccd Painting
Gold Grape
large 10, of Plated Bands Chain stone and ancy Brace.
lets every description.
We will ba pleased show and also o sell them
Reasonable terms. }. WILLIAMS son,
apo s. Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-01
F'O w l. l.. IL CO.
SOLUBLE pku0 SHsH ATED

PER u WAN Ct II A NO.
JADE OF GVANos OF DIRECT IMPORTATION, and
WI uri,r ihr personal supcrsson md direction of Dr. r.
|, srAntRu, Chemist, OF this city,
This FERTILIZER confidently rccuulnend the
aud cheapest yet ofred u uie public Being
"scd Of Ne, lAHt t1IS AND Soh8HkRO GHIk0H,
oar own direct importation, VIZ wAaaasr svkRY
The Sonhrre nano, before hvlng pise, 10 rendered
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DR. Coxs TaRD LEcTURE THE JUDGNsNTs OF
COP IN THE EARTH at the Methodist Protestant
Church on last Sabbath afternoon devoted to a
consideration Of "The Recent Origin of all Nations
as an incidental proof of the Deluge.
The lecturer remarked that ancient nations
had claimed an antiquity reaching beyond the Bible
date of the flood, but that these prclensons the
dictate of national vanity and pride, and had
basis In correct chronological data. The Chaldeau3,
the most ancient ofnatons profess TO trace their po
lItical birth to exceedingly period, bat it
was found by the testimony OF Diodorus that their
rode Of reckoning was by lunar instead of solar years
which would reduce their calculations quite within
the Bible limits. Herodotus, the celebrated Greek
historian declared he could Gnd authentic proofs
Of the Asyrian empire beyond $40 years, and
the astronomical tables Of Callisthenes "a disciple
of Aristotle, who accompanied Alexander in his East
expediton) brought from Babylon to Greece,
travagant ms they were extended back only 1903
years, commencing with the reign of Minus, the first
King of the country.
The claims of Egypt were next con sidered. 1t
remarked that the destruction by fire Of the great
library OF te Ftolemes, and Of the second great col
lection Of Egyptian chronicles by the cruel rage of
Omar, had leh us no resources in ascerta.ning the
history of that ancient and remarkable people but
such mghtbe possibly furnished by the erious
insert ptions found upon their proud and magnificent
monuments. These Thoroughbred characters chal
,nged every attempt to decpher them, until by the
aborious researches of Champollion of france, sec
onded by Dr.. Young Of England, and Rosselini Of
Italy, the true key TO their Interpretation had been
reached. These investigations had proved that some
of the Egyptian umens, especially the temple Of
Esneh aud Dendera to which Votare Voney, Dubreis,
and other infdels had assigned greet antiquity,
of comparatively recent constructions aud that
lie date Of the erection of even the oldest Of the ny
1Amids was quite consistent with the Sepiungint
chronology Some remarkable synctonisms
then shown between the facts ofbe history and the
inscriptions onthe Egy ptian monuments.
The pretensons Of the Hindoos and Chinese to nm
unscrpturnl age proved 10 be eqLaliy inbound
Ell. and helecturer closed with reference TO the
opinions of Cn~ier, Lyell, and other distng .ished
gooogistr, with respecsto the low antiquity o; our
species. -,e
Subject of The next lecture: "rhe Unity Of the lin-
Ran Race" implied in the reof but one family
from the DeluPe.