Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

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sad dispensation Of Providence this gentleman has
hccn doomed,
Full many n year to grope his way,
Tnaided 10y the light OF day.
So that those Who DESTROYS of undergoing
chronological examination, can at the tim rem
er u philauthropic ser ice. Pref McMuleo come.
we'll recommended, aud We have no doubt understands
his profession
We invite attention to the advertisement of Messrs
Reese & Co, propretors OF Reeses manipulated rna-
no of the merits of this wonderful fertilizer we can
sneak with confidence and assurance derived from
onr intercourse with OF the best practical farm
crs in Maryland, Who have fully tested its admirable
nualities. DR.. Reese, with whom we are personally
pcouainted. informs that his sales OF the article IN
Eastern Virginia very large, and that its effect in
reruperatng the worn-out soil in paris of that re-
,an are very satisfactory. We think that the high
rst compliment Which could he paid 10 the merits of
his invention the intcrdict passed upon him hv
. Barrcda, the guano King, who That this Ircpar-
= aton--becauSe cheaper aud b,ter-would tend To
guppant the pure Peruvian, and that his occupation
would be gone Weadyse our friends 70 try IT.
Tng Best ToBAceo MAnKEr.-A gentleman from
Halifax now it, This city with his crop OF tobacco On
ste informs us that h. has fairly TESTED all the to-
haceo markets aud mas finally determined to trade
exclusively in Lynchbnrg. HIS reasons briefly
stated, are these:
l.t. He can sell his tobacco without any DELAY in
prled to list it for sale future day. sometimes
six weeks in the tuture-thc tobacco meanwhile in
many instances, subject the charge Of storage in
private warehouses, whilst the producer is kept ont
of his money that length of time.
ID. The couAmssion charged in Lynchburg is 81
per ibid, whilst in Richmond it is 81 per cent, max
ing a very material difference to the prJducer.
Sd. irrespective oil the drawbacks above mentioned
he can always get better prices in iynrhhurg than in
Richmond, by several dollars in the hundred pounds
No cI,l,.i tf,l, - l,tt,r
ton lies in the fact that informant sent two par
cells of the same lot Of tobacco III the same time,
one to Richmond, the other to Lyuehhurg, and rea-
lied in the latter market - per CO.. n price
for his tobacco, exclusive Of the amount saved III
charges.
Now in summing up all the advantages which
Lynchburg offers tobacco market over Rich.
monl, they appear to he these; lst That it COM
mands a better prize here 2nd Tint the charges
nothing and the commiss ions far less; 3rd. That the
producer sell and get his money without delay,
thereby enabling him to return home without any
further concern about his crop
Surely these advantages should be enough to
commend Lynchburg over every other market in the
country. We are glad to know that this effect is be
ing produced, and that much OF the trade which has
hitherto gone to Richmond from North Carolina. and
the counties of Virginia tributary To the Danville
road, coming TO lynchburg We have OBJ
served that many of our exchanges published in the
State and out of it, have noticed the high prices of
ly. Onr friends cannot do better nor AS well rs 10
send their tobacco here, and we would give them
little dSintr,sed advice to the next best thing
they do, which is to take the lrgiHi9R, SO that
they may always be informed Of the State of the mar
kets
Since writing the above we have been advised of
the sale of a hogShead of tobacco weighing iS2 lbs.
at Sl05 per cwt. II was grown by Andrew H. Pitzer,
Esq. of Roanoke, and sold at Friends Warehouse,
by John Clark Esq, to Mr.. j. l.. Clayer We will
Isl Il iaI gtu al q q
binary sales made yesterday.
We learn from a correspondent at the Allegheny
Springs, that the number of arrivals mp to the 10Th
inst. are hundred and sixteen, and the present
number OF visitors TO be sixty. This is very proms
ing for the Allegheny.
THE CRops-The Clarksville Tobacco Plant SAYS
1t is generally conceded that in Mecklenburg Halifax,
Charlotte, Brunswick and Luuenburg, Virginia and
and in the counties of Granville and Person, North
Carolina the wheat crops areas fine as were ever seen
in this country.
WASHINGTON Co.-The Wheat crop in this county
Will be, from what can learn, says the Abingdon
Democrat, about fair average, Judging from present
indications. la some portions itis quite nnprOmisng,
while in others it is unusually fine. Oats generally
promise well, and corn, though backward, looks
healthy and vigorous. The grass is uncommonly
fine.
Seorr AND LEA gentleman who has lately pas
sed through Scott and Lee informs MS that the pros
pect is aterng, in both OF those counties for beau
titul crops of wheat, corn aud grass
EXTRAORDINARY Cnor.-The Fredericksburg Herald
states that John Seldom Esq, OF 'Snowdon, Stat
ford county, is reported to have the best crop ever
made ON that estate which is expected to average p
bushels To the acre-200 acres. We heard a West
moreland gentleman describe it rs superior to any
thing he had ever seen--a magnificent sght-stalks
3 feet high and though with nine inch drill look
ed like broad platform, with heads twice as large as