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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-19
FUTURE DAYS
The LanghOrne Mills for Sale.

hNlN /" the littrr state nj my health. shull. on
~ the premises. Wcdne .dav 26th Iuly IT nucinn
nier fut Sale thtt we'll known MILLING PROPERTY
situated within the corpoiuiinu oi ! ,nrhhurg imme
diateiy upon TIA James Rivrr \ kanuwha Cnnal aud
eonigu usto lie Depot of Tie Virginia aud Tenne.
hall haad The abave property cnntains opr aud FIVE
lights at an acre of land upon which is situated II
large Menuactning Mill, with SIX Run of Bun, Stones
capable at grinding $50 barrels of four per nv TIL
Machinery - of Cast lion, of the approved pat
terms and every Thing about the premises Is in The
perfect oider. Attached To the Touring mills ure the
Corn and Plaster Mills both having large custom
Upon the premises there i good Millers House,
Cooper's Shop AID all necessary outhouses
Ample arrangements hive been made tor the ensuinP
seas M il the necessary hhor employees; nbunda /
supply Of barrels aud barrel aelal nrnvidrd Such Is
The s'tuatinn ct the Propfy, that purchaser would
b" subjected 10 days deny in putting the mills in ope
ration.
TgRMs--Dne-tuurth the purchase money payable
within 6m1nths, une-lon,tha al 10 years with personal
srcu y, and the remainder 10 years. without
sec r,ty, and alien retained upon the property
cue the deferred payments The interest on tine defer
ted P iyments tn be made quarterly
For further phrt cnlars apply Jno. s. Lanehorne,
the mills. the undersigned Glover Dale B"letaur
july IL lis HENRY +. .ANGHORNE.
Richmond Wing and Petersburg Intel igenccr copy ids
Irl,l t,n,
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MERCHANDISE At COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods al Cost!

VIE snhseribsr intending to mike n change In hi.
bu'nrss. nj ul-r his rntnr stock nf good. nj
COZ, itom thi. date unit sometime ebuut the lsl nj
August, which in tae nainder will be Il nuo-
ton
his stuck Is afre and attractive. mostly of recent
purchases. Il embraces all the newest style Z odz
snth asrch hured plain pid. rolnfr Silks, ch hxurst.
plaid. walerrd aud plain plae Silk. fnua,d and nda;
Shks, hugnred aud pla ehnllr. | ISSUES Bepge aud
Mouslins all shnd - French acon.ts md Lawns Cling
han4 o. gards Musiins Canton Grippe hpmhaHine Al.
rar'a, Dehaire Robes. rnhr uttered aud PLAIN Swi.s
MuSlm. paid ind stripped Muslin Cam re Dnit,
Nc. French Nuk Collars, Sleeves Chimisets, Hau'kfs
Bnnd.. Nr; Bunnets. Bonnet Innings mud tibhnn. &.
summer Mane> NIL ades; Hosiery nnd Goyes; French
oorsel,s Mars'illes Dimiy and Grns- Skirts, afer
stuck OF ilouae ni-hine enndsamt NJ wh,here Muslin
and Lace Curtains. Damask Moieens, aud Turkey red
Mnrsailes aud Dmity Curtis. Linen and Cotton SHEET
ing and Pillow CBse ennds, Table pamask, tru
aud Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers. &ei P,ano
and Table Cosers;s large stock OF Garpeling from
cents Ia the fines We Tapestry Rugs Grunh Cloths
farlar md Door Mats. Oh Flnor Cloths ~ Furniture
rlnids. Tieking beached and brown Cotton, Cotton
ozphni gsHnd Bnrlaps Al4o, Travelling Trunks, Chr.
pft Sacks Sehnul Satehrs. aud Na.ea. His stock 4
Ge"tlemen'- Goods embraces genera, assortment ri
Cloths Cnssmeica Ve.tings Linen Dfillings, Gloves.
G'avets, Gollas Half llazc. Ne 7 gethec with Va
riety at III gands usually tnuni In day goods
Heasks eall from a in of CHEAP GOODS
an' particularly invites hi friends and Gust
call and supply themselv swth goods NJ erst,
jun 2.la fOliN T, DAVIS.
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ov YESTERDAYS MAILS.
:, CtoJ,yo-Nortafitg of Cities.

gILs ChoIera-M Mortality of Cities.
YORK. July 15.-Total number of deaths
Nhs s,rnr the past week. sly. Deaths by
re o'' s. that number, li7-an increase of 40
sierra over last week. The apparent fa-
e i,n nsanee in the weather does not check
! ia2 ,a',ase. There isquite apanic here with
e u.s.; ,s increase. But few strangers are
cara :" aad our hotels are doing but little bust
r1'''Sr be deaths ofohildren from cholera in
- -, are also unprecedented.
u, u, we're % cases of cholera in Brooklyn
l.nrlav and deaths
..,,xqroN, July l6.-The cholera in this
= bepinnng to cause an alarm, and is in
'R = 70, though the number of fatal cases is
a i;,,ht The members of Congress are quite
'fl ~ for the arrival of the 4th of August, the
.lA" g adjournment, and are despatching bust
is Nth commendable energy.
ontApELPmA, July 16.-The cholera is on
I .aerease here. The number of deaths dur
NJ .ha week ending on Saturday, was Alb, in
ny ,ng 60 of cholera. The mortality among
e III, is very heavy, there being no less fhah
III of cholers infantum
:, ..unrAt. July i4.-The cholera is said to he
w Idly in Quebec. DIR. MeCullough,a eel
as.a "a nbvsicien there, has fallen victim TO It,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
releeraphed fol the Daily virginian
My Yong. July lath

NEW YoRg, July 18th.
The Steamer Franklin is ashore off Mantauk.
Its position is dangerous. The passengers have
beeu safely landed.
MAaknrs.-L iperpooi.--Cotton is very firm
and active Flour has advanced q pence; Corn
dull and lower.
Austrans have entered Waldaya. forinda-
BILE revolt occurred at Madrid on the 2eih ut
Latest accounts state that the city II barrieaded
The mini -ters have been required to resign and
the Queen 10 abdicate.
1t Is reported at Vienna that the Cars reply
o Austria hns been received, and says he will
esst to th last man.
Russians have not evacuated Waldayla. a
'ollission etween tho Austrians and Russians
sprobabho.
The Czer has levied on the landed proprietorS
t Poland each To furnish twenty-iour armoa
roops.
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Min State anti Nebraska Contention.

COLUMBUS, July l2.-The Ohio State anti Ne
hraska convention met here o-day, nearly all the
counties being represented by large numbers OF
delegates. The Hon. B. F. Lester was -, chosen
president with vice presidents from all the con-
gressional districts.
A preamble and resolutions We're adopted OPP
nosed to the extension of slavery in Kansas and
Nebraska, and to the repeal of the Missouri com
PROMISE pledging the members to use every
means in their power to stay the progress OF sla-
very, and in favor of holding general conven-
ton of the free States on the subject.
A committee was appointed to confer with rep
resentatives of other States on the subject
Judge Spauldng, Judge Probasco and General
Eckley addressed the convention in favor OF the
resolutions.
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AWFUL MoRr Atty. Death Of Fifty NorTe-
gains on a Propelier.-On the last up trip OF the
propeller Oriental, large number OF Norwegian
emigants were ON board, among whom the ship
fver suddendly broke out, and, before the trip
was ended, carried off about fifty of them. They
had endured long and tedious journey from their
tatherland, the confinement of closely packed
cars o, erand, aud were fully prepared for the
mcursion of disease which is never satisfied
with few. Every attention was paid to their
wants by Capt. Squires and his crew, but for
which many more must have persisted. The
deaths occurred principally on Lake Michigan
and Lake Huron -Ba6atoe Express.
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Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

Wills delghf "oteiing pin situat,d IN tie coun.
ty OF B"teiourt, l6 miles north of Buel anan ('he
present rminus of nuvisati IN / jaime, River \
kanaw IA Cana ttrre being continuous line Of Pack
cts from Richmond Il Lynchharg that place.
the i'm neiint. Ioad leading from Lynchbu the
White Sulphur in the county OF Greenbrier, is non
OPP ned for the reception ufvi.iters
The efficacy OF this curing many f,rins OF dis
cases. and its bracing, inv gnr ting effects upon eebr
apd drlitated persons .ne il the special notice n
thn.e Who visit the mountains for heath;whilst beau
iul ny by which is surrounded, AID the variety
al t. that afford dnay justly CHM pass
ing call from those who are in search of pleasure.
The proprietor grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received hegs leave assure the publ
that his accommodations fn the present
pie and Of the FIRST class. His TABLE and BAR are
furnished with the best tl, hand affords and every
ten ion will be pal hy himself anI assistants tn
comfnrt aud enjoyment nf guests.
Tic Stages cuunett regularly with the Buatz nj Bucl
passing By these Springs the White Sulphur
also with the Va & Tenn. Railroad Buford's VIA
Ba
oradults by III week. 50 90
:" horses " Observation-Disclosures 90
- do 3" month. II Ou
Children and Servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
in prop ron Z a HATCH X.
Jun Is dSc2mT
Eg Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petersburg Intel
gen:'r co5y weekly tor six weeks and forward tk'i
accounts hi. Office for pavment
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$22.5OO worth of Dry Goods nj Cost.

1--WE subscriber, wishing To convert many IT his
goods Us possible ntn money, ha- determined To-
offer Tor the remainder ofthe seasun, h. entire stook
d DIR, Goodsnt COST
Ills stock comprises every article usually kept IN the
dry goods line His iorm of black aa eoored
SILKS aud Dress Goods oevery dsserip IN j. unnsuel,
larVe for he season. and "a worthy the attention al
ever, person who may wish gonds such favorable
Ills iren Is and the oublie generally requested to
call ,n' mine for themselves.
Regular customers t-houd they prefer l wilho sup
piled WIN goods ON the usual ter ma
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
4. My stock Of Cnrpeling Is quite large md
mostly Of this Srrine'. nnrrhnsc luu ! Il
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Keep Cool!

fISHE best why keep cool. tris hot wenhe, is 10
gel a supply of those linen Shirts and Drawers oi
Divc, aud Jone.' make, Also On hand, Cation Shirts
with Linen bosoms. Jeans Drn Gnuse under4hirs.
B,ron and other Collnrs. Linen Silk and Cotton, and
Merno aud Cotton Hnlf Hose Thin CEvats, Louton or
Chinese Ties Nc, &c. CT tbs, Cassmete. AMI Vest
ings and goods for OF the best mikes and
most fashionable ndes, always hand, which will be
made NJ order by Ambrose Pnge.
My small expenses will ena'e M Ia sell MI the n
love rs .ow ~ Goods hint aJe Combs ian bn ough
any where. Try mo VIM h. ih6E.
inn % IL Inf
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r.om Hapnna-Commercial &c.

81, a,@ VoRK, July l5.-The steamer Cohawba
Nhw ~. MN" eyening from Mobile, bringing Iava-
srTfa ' to the 18th inst She brings upwards OF
FlOD PasSe" sngars vera in good demand, esre-
;a lp' lower and mid1ling descriptions and the
g, sht stocks cause frmness OF holders with ri,
a5r tendency. Other qualities az are % quiet ana
sa.ier. Whites inferior to good oa@9 reals eats yel,
low w. =, ala5 The stock of Havana is estimated
a. Mol,sses 81 % reals at near out-ports. COT
Mo .econd and third qualities 80 a 50 I, no
Gsst onalities in market. Jerked Beef Is reals
lrs III. aIIr"he and an advance anticipated Cigars,
Ea II, qualities, we'll supported; others neglected
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TO IIOlse-Bnilders.
Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

L NO j. PURNIS, Aa'T owing 10 circumstances be
- ynnd his CONTROL has determined 10 nhan Ion his
pres business He ha- up earsof yeafsle nse upon
he ST re hn-c. II is iutly considered the best stand
in L,nchburg f1rnny III ID Of business. He will up
the lease at once tn any who will take with tho
VIII lie ol the stock al goods.
In the neantin G. he will commence this dny u run
of the stock ms rapidly possible, privntr sale for
Cash he stock is well Il consisting all kind
f eonda suit ,h. for Ladies'. Gentlemen, Ghs Boysnn
Children Being nnxions to close up the concern as
speedily as possible his ~hole stock will be sold with
much regard to cost.
p. Any hu'n's 80 ma wishing 10 secure this stand
had etter applyas curly as po'shle ......,.
gully lsf JOHN }. PUhb Is, Ae't,
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norfont Neics from Teras.

Nrw ORLEANS, July, H.-Advices from Texas
l.. the l1tb instant have been received here. A
I H. a b dy of Indians from Mexico had crossed
,pa frontier. and it was believed that their visit
was of hostile character.
Gent excitement prevailed in regard to the ap-
no;ntment of General Smith, to the command of
he troops He was publicly denounced as be-
Petitions we're in circulation asking the ap-
nointment of General Harvey as commander-ln-
chief
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uyHE anbserl,or naaoentta will him IN business, IN
! the Let day fJuy is1i Mi, Jno. v wheeler.
q business of TN new ennrrrp viii he eonduee az.
er the style firm ol GLE kdE M ~ Shha
70 In making III change IA business INK. "fchsi"h
= return tanks 10 my friends and the public Tor The
cry liberal rnii IN, ,ee kindly hestowed upon mo
While alone mud beg. In bonlf al the new concern
lie patronage hc 1t will be thif highest aim 10 ae
All pcraona Wii ie clhms nFail'.t will please pre-
cn them ium, din tel for settlement ann those 'neht
4 will oblge ~, much by corning forward ana set
ling nj thsir az rlir IL pussibe ycnenee
GEORGE NJ RuCkER.
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THO Ladies Killed.

DANvERs, MASS, July 1.-Two young ladies
daughters of Mr. Frederick Howles, while at
tempting to cross the Railroad ira st at "Boston
Crossing" in wagon were run over by pass
ing train and instantly killed.
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CnnrrPSSi0nnL.

WASHINGTON, July I'm the Senate, on
Saturday, the Japan Treaty was unanimously
ratified. To-day the Homestead Bill was taken
up and discussed. 49,,
The House had the Army Appropriation Bill
under consideration.
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american Claims.

New YORK, July 15.-It has transpred that
the British American joint commission for the
settlement of American claims at London have
agreed to refund the duty unjustly imposed upon
rough rice, amounting to two hundred thousand
dollars.
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, July l7.-Sales of fair to prime
Red Wheat at I .72al "a; fair to prime White at
sl.7oal.9O. The receipts of Corn were light
Sales of White at 7oa50 cts Yellow II cts
Flour nominal-no sales.
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The Gentleman's Medical POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADvISER:

CONTAINING II Staten mt OF IN" Modes - Cnrlhe
Y ever, disease 10 which he il sbr; aud Directions
in case of Accidents ON the Road at Sea With nl
Arcnuut { Epi ieric Chuera, of Dy-p"pst, una nj
Sick. Headache; the Causes, Cure and prevention nhh
II Popular Description f the Human Teeth; their For
narinn Diseases aud Ire ment. BY the mthor ol thu
lady's Medical Peck / Book. = ice so cents
The practice of medici c should beI conducted on
those eneral principles which drawn by sober tx
erence from careful observation OF the Effects OF re-
NEEDLES upon the hunan body, in It's different slng's "
tiseH,e grraf lcHunE 'i' i"r ~" NV, sho,',
and cas- " understood; they app oable in every dis
ra.c To which the human body is subject although 'hY
nav not always prove equally sucre ',lul IL Is HE IN
did Us usr of them which constitutes tile great me OF
the enlightened physician
In matter of surh immense Importance 10 every M
liyidua il woul necessary her, that these ltne
lps be as widely disseminated and in ~ plain words
pos.iiI in order that every ne may ktow ana hndef
stand Them To do this is every mas dty as vel n
interest f r. independent of his avn lite, whirh - ire
uu nty ieoraded by the want OF such knowledge, ma
of his ne ghbor soften by ace dent place IN rs hands
To some particular -ections oi 'ur eHtrn'We country
NM To travellers especially This consideration IS IF In"
utmost inpurrauce 10 this work, have endeaV"r"d
within SIN III compass and 10 plain manner ~ pos
.ble 10 Law down rules and Civ such directions
"a will enable who ads them Ia 'ar 1" ms
or his friend case the plum oi treatment most P'"pe
rit.
A ,bese napra ate intended exclusively for the Oi
mon no diseases pecniiar children are treat
Published b, HAYES & ZELL, 1893 market street,
phiIadcl phia aud for sale in L9nchbuIg Va by H. a.
WILLIAMS. 80
Any prison sending 50 cts to the Publishers will re
ceive by mail, post paid, copy OF either OF the above
works.
Any papcr giving the above insertion and sending
copy the publ shers, will receive se OF the ah"V"
by mai. prepaid. may y 'eo'''
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Denth frnm ChOLern

NEW YORK, July l7.-Judge Merritt and Dis
trict Attorney N. b. Blunt, died to-day iron
cholera.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
NEw-YoRH, July ls.--Paiyato advloes from
he Franklin are favorable.
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IND THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
ADAMS r. cos, Expresses Offer DH,, Ceyfain
nd Chc0p facte. for oblnining goods Of all descrip
ijns from nil pnrts tf the United States.
w hive occurred Special Express Privileges the
wifi md Jameso,on and Roanoke saving
lew York, Wedn, .lny, and Saturday arriving In Rich
iond Friday and Monday Of each week by this line
prepared orwerJ goods OF all descriptions
cry how rates our Express leaves Richmond daily
,er II dugund a,I Dses"rt = line al Packets.
to- ada deliver' ID Free Of Por'eyage
Our inland oxT per Great u. Mail Lie, CT ~
heretofore To arrive in Richmond T~icc D4f
The wei.-kno character Of our house resp, .s.
ib and aiteI ton the interests of custom
ts Us in saying TINT shippers will find it to their
here,,t to ord, their floods through "hdams g. Go.
Eapre S. q" ADAMS & CO,
per " m. n. Mosby, heent,
iv 26.ifdts Lynoh6nre. Va
N. B.-Go IDS dispatched TO all points where e hav
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGERS for The sweet Red-Sweet,and White
Suphnr ST rings lcayo Lynehbutg daily (Sundays
oxcepted) vim Va Tenn rail'"ud att m, conn ct
ing with our Conc nj BONSA ks DEPOT aid 10
Sweet aud Red Springs eyenngi leave next morn
ing after eguar breukf It, and reach White Sui pur
Springs by | L. II. m. Returning leave White Sulphur
Srinest B. p. m reach r. and Sweet SPRING. oy 7
p m leave Red and Swe Springs next morning at 4
- IN aud ariya in DynrlburE same day by 7 y. M
Leave Lvpchbnrg dnily Is ndnys excePtet) via W.
Tenn. X r.. nj p connecting with orr conches al
Bousack's, Flucaslle ne evening by dark
Lrnvc Fincnsre Daylight day and arrive at the
Sweet mud Re Sweet Springs to dinner, and to the
White sulphur Springs by p "a. same day. Return
Jag leave Whine Sulphur 81 rines Mt reach ttn
astle by m, eaV Fincastleat day li.ht, conn 81
ing with the u Bon.ack. reach Lynclburg by A.
m. passengers are 8ssur Il that this il the cheapest
nost expedn'is md comfortable route 10 The Springs
from Lynchbmg
Fare from Lvnchlurg 10 Sweet and Red Sweet
: ring. 81 30; from Lynchburg to Wn Sulphu ~ 80
Extra C,nches f,rni-hcd ~ ali times Mt BOnsack p
D-por travel as parties may desire.
,Iy Alta w p. PARISH & co.
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Major Polk. of Tenn, brother of the late ex-
president, it is said married an heiress at War
renton, N. c., last week
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The President and the HIrb0r bill.

WASHINGTON, July lot is understood,upon
good authority, that the President will positively
veto the river and harbor bill fit should pass the
Senate as it has passed the House.
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MARKETS.

Flour is firm Whcat--frm. Corn slight,
leolned Southern yellow 7los3 cts
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For Sale.

For Sale.
TWO very desirable bud ing lots, situated on ,,''
iili ON m. opposite sd" of lac river Adjoining W.
George Burfprd continuing IA each he lie II
t~rest in = acres OF ground on the river winch -
o. dwelling and "a W. II Of xcrlie't water Also. IN
two tenements cora er ofWatrr and LIT tteets ana "
lease On the ground for years The above ptoperl,
viii be <n r witch IN nccornn odating terms anj
sold nefore will he sold nucti nwthout reserve
On the 25 INST. Far terms arpll to ,
WM II. MOSRY
iq'v lota5inu nrM CONNELJr
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mn WANTED 10 RENT.-A house suit
AIA bic for small family wi'hin five minutes walk o.
the Post Office. ENQUIRE at this Office. lapl- 2Sts
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TwODAILY LINES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

IyROM Lynchbutg to the Sweet Red Sweet nn,
T. White sulphur springs, by the foil wing schedule
via Va Il Tenn. r. Il. nn2 Farisl e. Co.,. Stage Line
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NOTICE.

HALrAxJ uly is.-Tho NiOgarais coming up
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Tie Stockholders shall nee. suitable place
the Both day of August, Tor sooneri all the Ticket
spld) and tppnnt IA Committee f five persons
receive the property in ,urh way interfere
with the Avs at the st A dress all orders
J. READ x Co. Locust Dals,
inly 10 I'm Madison Va
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John powlRTT, | HEsRY c. HARDY, u. A.wEBis
Foi mery o. N"ri III.
ROW LETT, HARDY 4 CO.
General Commission Merchants.

PETERSBURG, Va
DAY close personal attentien to eon-'epments oil
L Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
and other produce.
Constantly o. hand. Peruvian Guano direct from tho
(,nv.,nm.I a Agent Mexican Guano. direa from the
Importer. O. u. DeBure's Super Phosphate oil t.ne
lubee Plaster. Bnnc ust Washington and Ihoinaston
Lime. aud uthar Fertzera.
We invite n enliou stock OF Flows Harrows,
Cntvn.ofs Fnn Mills Straw Cutters Corn Shelters,
Hominy Mis Churus, Wheel arrows, Hay and Manure
Folks, Nc. -
At the proper Seasons, have on hand. wheat
Drills Ren ters Mowers, Grain Crsdle- Grass ~ yties,
nnse Powers Theshera and Grass Seeds, In great va
riety.
We are the soc Agents in this city for Macercgor's
celebrated Farmer's Boiler, and for r. y. Easimans
Plank Road Wagons
Cypress Shingles, Hay Lump and Crate Coal, Tar.
CaIenei phster, Cement Ne generally IN hnnd
Re poosibe orders respectfully salicel. mud filled
IA low us II tho purchaser present.
VIZ do mol keep Stuck Of Groceries. but tnke plehs-
nro In filling orders for them when Customers desire
II.
Now In Store. on Consignment.
395 bbls No. Cut North Carolina liefrirgs,
10 Sind.
30 hhds New Crop q uhn Moasses
10 Casks Patent RcGned Rnpeseed Oil,
10 Elephant Oil.
INN IA "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-19

VuNHE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Tobacco mud
Il General Commission Business usual, at his
did stand. 90 Gravier Street and for his
count, under the style of A. GLENN s. co.
ARCHIBALD GLENN.
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