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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
WHEAT THRASHERS

yHNllE UNDERSIGNED, having hocumn Asonia for tho
Schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
hand sample ot their Patent Improved Railway Horse
nwer ThrAshers aud Scphraea Combined lhrnshorH and
WmnoNors ihiH 1brashlng nRehu" received the flNsI
fRLMlUM nj the New York Stato Fair In 1896, aud coun
pivc good aiRcup TO ali who have used ihcm
TIE HORSE POWERS are mAde stfoug aud 50 gehr
cd thai requires the team to travel only about ~ miles per
hour thereby making It suitable 10 moih either horses az oS
upon thatu.
TiiH IttftASi FRS aud CONFINED THRASllERS and
NINNDN IRIS constructed io dehpfpe all the gain
dust through The machine and Into the feeders
Ia usuai with other Kinds
The IluAslul aud Nmnnwof hhs a REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the work more perfectly than can
be done Ia any othur way
TIE SEPARATOR (ddc) has fork straw shaker, hleh
shakes tho grain 81 tho straw paaes nom the Thrash
Persons Wishing examine these lhrashra d1 So by
calling store where nrthor information will be given
concerning thon lRbl AlNDfNs.
ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
AUCTION NOTICE.

TENuE FlRN or rIIIlAM n DAVIS HAVING HEN
dissak ed by mutual consent either of hup Artncfa
t1nd Ia the the in settling the bu.
sincs4. The hoaks of tho hands W.
luefe Esq Whos authorized 10 Hoto the hnH
All persons indebted 10 the viii please ra Is
ihuore Esq, either OF tho firm Tor settlement
u NJ IItIllAM,
W all al, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

IN hi4 decd OF Iri7i, ~ Iho ruth u May It 20 up
ton rnninls hereby requested 10 present thu claims
office In tho city ct 1yhchburai hooto tho
10Th September nest that provision be made for
attic distribution Of tie iund which viii then he In hand
July - dliawtlHep II DiNNINGTON, Trustee,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

There is prospect for cheap meats next year.
At least in Kentucky. The returns of the AS
SCISSORS Of the several counties in TINT Star, to
the State Auditor. show heavy increaso in hogs,
amounting to 100000, corresponding with last
wears returns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

ArSTaCE.-The undo rsf gBed is desiro"s Of OBJ
~ tanning limited number of pupils lie is graduate OF
the Virginia Military and believes himself competent
all branches usually taught with the exception OF
experience of year IN the EiscoIh
High Sco near Alexandria brius satisfactory tcsmo
as from the Principal of said school, and also from Colonel
Franris IL Smith OF the Institute ..-,,
'av 22a'ims X NJ MCklNNtl.
soGOBsCEPA q. a." .samiord'
& and II. II fol sails by II. HARDY &Eo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
| ATI2ST NEWS
' sre"' Fire in ~ Leafs Los. $40


ST. Louis. July %.
little before o'clock ON Tuss,lav evening
another disastrous fire broke out at ST. Louis,
'"us'hg u loss OF over hundred thousand dol.
,arS. 1t was first discovered in the mill Of Keeps
w. on second, between Jefferson and Monroe
streets
The fire extended to the lumber.yard at the
paek Il Tue mil; thence 10 Mr.. Jones, two story
brick house on Jefferson street; thence 10 Mr.
Mears, and Mr. Matthews, houses-to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. NARROW, and then 10 his large table
and bSdstead factory on Main and Jefferson
streets. Shepherds Row caught fire. aud the
root wa burned Oft. Moth OF Marlow's facto
iy,the flames spread over "a lumber yard to Mon
roe streets. The buildings totally DESTROYED are
hreps * Cos planning mill; loss about s25 900.
Nearly the wholr district comprised between
Second md Main, aud Madison aud Monroe
streets, is in rufus.
AN INCIDENT.
Several persons were in the upper part of
NARROW factory when the fire caught it through
the west window. So inilammnbe were the con
tents that the entire structure was blazing while
The last ut the party. David rupper, remained
unable I" descend. lie appeared at nm east win.
dow aud was relieved from his imminent Peril
through the prompitude of Mayor Winner. who
instantly had carpets and bedding piled beneath
and then sterplv called 10 him 10 Jump. lie
took the leap and landed safely. Loud shouts of
the multitude aud warm congratulations greeted
his safe landing
No water was To be obtained for nearly an hour
after the engines arrived On the ground; aud
though only n short distance from the ri,er they
had not h"sr enough 10 bring it up. Much of the
property destroyed might have been saved if wa
ter Guild have been obtained
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

ii ,ll2 prizes amounting to Sll79l55
Wh"lra SO. lniyes $40; Quarter 81 Iighihs 80 50.
Certificate ui patha % Wholrs S.H2 90
20 Halves %
~ Quarters 10 80
2G EIphths 10 %
q Please address all orders Tickets In the above
Magnificent Schemes,
T. II IItfBRARD 4 co.
NJ - Favetlt Street, box No. 40.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

The following gentlemen have been elected Com
mon councilmcn for the town of Liberty, for the en-
suing ~ months:
ir John \. Otev, Albon A. Arthur, Dr. John W.
Sale, Phin D. Kirkpatrick, Alfred A. Bell William
Evans San,l Hoffman, Jas T. Stone, and Frederick
AunSnnuph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

u BALTIMORE, Mp-1he undersigned Forwarding Mer
chants aud Agents the Peuuy ana Railroad 9llmnrn
respectfully solicit S1nrMENrS or TOBACCO TO ALI
POINTS IN He WEST AND SOUTHWEST and from
thr acquaintance with the trade having been
the ennsncoEof large prt al Me Tobacco going Weat
through Baltimore Tiny nattcr themselves that el give
satisfaction L. shippers.
Freight as low rs ty any other line.
Cons mruta aud FROM the West solicited aud punctually
attended MAGRAW 4 KOONS
70 North street, baltimore.
Refer 10 Jacob Head Co.. J Brandt. ir. baltimore T.
l. Dudley, W T. Smith, Mcdaniel Inr Preston Miller
Crcnshew TynelLufg Crcn-law 4 Co, Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
AUCTION AND tHHUBs~s8N rnOtsE
FOR TIE SALE or NEGROES ONLY
m ". RIl.IDNN ~ 90 collect the uatrOu


IN W. rui1uS W ~ 90, aoi,,,t the patrOu-
NJ of their friends generally, aud pRe ihcmsev
the beat ended to advance the mere II all persons
lowing property In theh hand ior aain.
u NJ. Pnian, tho senior partner la the having
boonn the business fr the last Il years aattcrs himself that
he give entire satisfaction nil his Liberal nd
VIII be made SAFE and healthy placed iod to
eoninc slaves Hoard nj 80 eta per day.
We can always he found at the old stand Wa at, Rich
m'nd Va competent Pcre'n Will always hc nj tho
h1at to take 'hagc Of n'etoos IN tlelr arrival
u. NJ FUItiAM.
L. q
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B Y II + l. T 4 r 4 p II i.
Icgrnphed ENprc..i, Tor ihr..Yiruininn.,
The Markets.

NEw YORK, July 25.--Brcadstuils unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 25.--Flour quiet but firm: How
ard st, !; Supcrtne Ohio S7i. Wheat duh aud low
er Red 81 6aal 20 White II 7oal n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
REEDE n MENDENuAu.s.,
AND AGENTS.

NNYII selee aud enter Government Lands with Cash
w Warrants make Investments loan money (at western
rates. rad transact General Real Estate business
throughout the Northwest. Address
DEEDB n MENDENHALL.
ap7ly Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
EEVssGx'> REApEKs AND MOWERS for
sale by II &. HARDY 4 60,
L. = l. PnLnralInrE.


LEND yS. 4 PLANO.
kR'f@RnSs! to convince purchasers of what We have
w known ourselves for Twenty Yrpts past. 10 vii
That Piano Fort,s really desirable, good and cheap
feel perfectly willing not only to send to TRIAL 10
persons wishing 10 purchase but also h. kn them pr given
time, 10 those no mhy prefer linking rh in tint Wny IN
der that they test what hRye said IT Their quality
No wishing Iurhaso ouhl the prudence Of this
they concerned The iheay Of 1t
: e concerned. l. 4 NASH
icl9ts Petersburg, Va
NT0nTU s'SROiESA Fairly ROE HER
~ RINGS, superior quality, in Halt Hits, e' sale by
io 9lts II = HARDY 4 90 Petersburg.
MON hDEEI.. AZ Snunpb.iI Souribousc,
v LATE JORDAN'S lIoTEI.-lbe subscriber having
purchased the above aud taken charge It, intend
II IN complete" repair liz respectfully solfis call
from his fd the forme patrons 81 the house aud The pub
II, ln general NM. \. CLEMENT.
jan JJ.rts-- Rep copy.
hsPEsSd. Hte,tD.--Nc have :0t oG"sc,cn
- rop Tump Seed "a much admired delicate and
carly Spring Salad. Alsa Winter kac aud brussels Sprout
Seed very tue Seeds carly salad As the "A
proaeu when those seeds should he In the ground those who
stand in need can now be supplied
jy bb II. THOMPSON 60. Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
COEIaOtNs, WHALING "a WILLS,

HAVE open o exhibition large and general
u somcni Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS HOUSEKEEPING AR
TfCLES, &C, &c.
which invite the attention of the old friends and custom
or o the House Is wr as the trade generally
Merchants Mechanics Contractors and others Will
find II their interest to give call our
FOREIGN GOODS
have mostly been imp rtcd ty the House, and
AMERICAN GOODS
purchased direct the Manufacturers We feel assured that
offer inducements unsurpassed by any other House in
this sectiou Of the State
will " th prompt attention and satisfaction
teed Call and
23d&cis COLHOUNS, WHALING WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
Nl'EED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!

l\IrED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
Now Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE.
To the Neschnnts. Mechanic aud proic iounI
ncn Of 1. ynchburg,
iND 7HE PIBLiG GEAER ikkT.
IL PERSONS wishing advertise then BUSINESS or
~ PROFESSION in the following papefs, which |
Agent each OF tlrm having LARGH CIRCULATION in the
Western aud south Western counties of Virginia and East
Tennessee will please call on
VIRGINIA AND TENNEs SEE NEWs Bristol.
BRoM NloW S KNOXVILLE t1cnn) WHO.
INDICATOR. Jouesborough Teuu.
aAl3 a;Tf STAR Lexington, Va
v pnnaNTNl' Abingdon. Va
SiMtnNtli Liberty VA
s nHllSrK kr"l siaHkr }sarc@ Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, Grn,scn Va
v VeMpGHA Mtino. rneasuc va.
MoNIGnMEkY HERALD, chr,s1,rshnrs Y,
WESTERN STAR. ''s'"nso"'ti va
WyiiiEViilF l'lurs Wyhesilc, Va
Union DEMOCRAT. Union. Maurae county. Va
ADVOCATE, JefcrSonN ilc, farewell county, Va.
Persons wishing 10 advertise In OF the abnVc papers. viii
fluid To their INllttfSi to call the Office the
lNnchhurg NHgmian, Up STAIRS, where contracts will be
made. and Advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT pfIAY.
4 will also receive aud forward advertising any paper
la the United Suites 4. MADDli.I
arl ITS Foreman Nrginian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

S~Esrr-A. Table aud Pocket Cutlery, ~.
Iaesssss,|S Guns, Colts and Sharp's -6(kNx.
Eu y Rifles. Pistols Carpenters, TT Ti ANAL TTi u
s@1-~'sea>@ Smiths. Whce.wrRhs Aa-l---AsAA4--A1A'
Mw-i ghts Tools Saddcry, Carriage Bug
Fy TImm Springs and Wagon AXlcs Hunting and Fish
ing Tao le. Building Materials Hoe & Cor celebrated Circu
lar Upright MIN Saws Farming Utensils Gum aud Hemp
Packing her BetnE. Lace leather Calf Skins, Shoe
Makers Findings and Tools of most every description.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
such Floor Table Oh Cloths Plated Goods
quality Brttauia Block tin Ware Window Shades Git
Cornice Bands Pins Wood Willow and Hollow
with renewed Of ability and determination
sell low regular house whatever and thanking
friends past those they may extend
the confidently solicit the patronage Of gen.
public SIMPSON & BRO.
Orders will receive prompt ind careful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

MYSTERIOUS AND HORRIBLE AFFAIR.--A very
singular instance OF an attempt at wholesale mur-
der came To light yesterday evening in this city.
1t appears that Il man aud boy about whom
noting positive can be learned. were seen on
Buckeye street in the vicinity of Poplar and l.o-
Gust, Yesterday afternoon, distributing small
cakes or !ozenges. TO children. which atterward
proved Ia be poison. Numbers of these small
cakes with heaps Of arsenic were also found in
different localities in that quarter.
A number al the children ate ,fihe cakes and.
last evening. some twelve were quite Ill; two If
whom, it supposed would not live. 4 boy
named j. Schulz, about eight years old. died last
evening from the effects Of the poison. The
names Of the other children were not learned.
The Corouer held an inquest last night upon
the body of the boy. aud the fact that there was
attempt to poison the children of the neighber-
hood, was well suhstantated
This is Indeed most mysterious aflnir.
The motive of such vllany cannot be OWNED.
The man and buy have not been seen nor heard
of since yesterday afternoon; but persons sup
pose they could identify both 1t is TO be hop
ed the seoundrels will be brought TO Justice
Gin. Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
PETERSBURG. June 1851.
HkED LINE Petersburg and New Work Pack
~ MS
Schr Surprise. Capt. W, J. Cole.
lanes u Laiuurolt Jr
Yorktown John Nogom
Rcbecca, a W Wogiom
Ann, J Cole
Bergen :. II. Mcgee.
Samuel Henson

One Of the above Regular Packets VIII eaF" ely Point
week New York Fregts taken reduced rates
aud charge made for reshppng goods from New York to
the ned States The Vessels comprising this
line are first class. and commanded by skiliu seamcn
Boxes Tobacco from City Point to New York nj ~ cts and
others lregh proportion For further particulars enquire
o tho Captains SAML. STEVENS Agt
Old Line Petersburg & n York Packets Petersburg, va.
ip1 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

The East Tenn. Va. Railroad is now completed
IN ia eastern end, from Bristol to Jouesborough nnr
The first passenger train WAS expected 10 reach jones'
borough on Saturday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

ERll.lukNT S1saENC
To he Drawn saturday, Aug. both,
~ BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.

Drawings conducted under the supernteudcnce of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

NEW LONDON NCADENN.-Thr next SCI.
" lion ui this hool VIII begin the lNh August aud
fi1se 18th February following Terms scssi"n IT i've
mouths for Tuition $40 For Tuition mud Board except
lhto ss7 80 Fur circulars aiming further Information nd
tHus4 e j. HARRIS. Principal,
july l51tawtlscpt Forest Depot, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

KILLrD.-The Wheeling Argus states that man
named Butler, was killed by Lightning in a harvest
field on Coon's Island Ill., near West Alexandria, on
Monday afternoon. 1t appears he had taken refuge
under large tree, whittier his refused to accom-
pany him. The tree shattered 10 atoms, and But
Ter instantly killed. the Ld tie ring the clothing from
his person and ripping his boots to pieces. The son
was standing at some distance from the tree, with
sheaf OF wheat over his head, aud Frustrated 10y
the lightning which passed along root of the tree
under his feet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

REV ". " PExplFroy.--We observe from the pa
pef that the degree of D. d. has been conferred on
thi, distinguished divine. at the late Commencement
OF KENYON olieee II could not have been conferred
on one more deserving &C snch an honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

RAILROAD CONVENTION ~ WESTERN VmGIS1A.-A
Railroad Convention is to he held at Buckhaunon,
Upshur county, Va, on the 9th Of August next, 10
take into consideration the policy and feasibility of
extending the Manassas Gap Railroad to the Ohio
river. Delegates have been appointed to attend the
Convention from Hampshire Hardy, Randolph, Up
shur, Lewis, Gilmer, Calhoun, Kanawha and Jackson
counties. The present terminus of this road is at
Strasburg, and the route contemplated will be
through the most fertile ard productive portion Of
Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

pAssESGEas FOR THE SPRINGs.-The Orange anC
Alexandria Railroad is now doinga fine business con
ve,ing pa sengers to the Virginia Springs Each day
n long train goes up loaded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

The wheat crop in Rockbridge has turned out to
be much better crop than was anticipated some
months ago. From what we learn, we are satisfied
that we shall have more wheat than for several years
past. The oat and crops are very promising
The tobacco crop short and the prospect IS by no
means faltering AS far as it is concerned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
r.itp auO StTtr 5ndlrs

H., attention of readers is directed to tue aid
ar,isement OF Peters, Campbell Co. New York, and
,.,ors Spence L Co, Lynchburg, bankers and ex-
90 brokers to whom commend all who NAV
80 business in their line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

NEW CBcRcu * BRuSswcK.-A new Methodist
Episcopal Church. called Bethel, was dedicated othc
service of Almighty God, on last Sabbath, in Bruins
wick county. The dedicatory sermon was preached
lv the Rev John u. Edwards. of Petersburg, who
was assisted in the services by the Rev. j. g. Cla
horue the Rev. MIR Wheeler and the Rev. W. G.
Cross The crowd in attendance is reported to have
been very large 300 OF whom were ladies. The house
Is a neat and tasteful ediGce, and was built mainly
bv fce gentlemen of the neighhorhood, only two Of
" hom are members of tie church, who contributed
literally 20 the object. We trust this building will
soon need an Increase and the Church prosper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

We learn that some scoundrel, Tuesday night
last, effected entrance through the back window,
into the store of Mr.. Samuel Hoffman, in this place
and carried off about S25 which he succeeded in alb
straeting from the till.-Btd. Sen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
WESTWooD SCHOOL.
MAR LNNcHnuRa. VA
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND MILL
TARY.
fuNlE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL. formerly IN
der the exclusive charge OF JSo II wINsroN VIII com
the first Monday September euse the
Friday o june, lss For circulars stating
instruction, a. address Jno II Winston u uthhurg
JOHN II WINSTON. u.,..,..t.
" o'9mlf JAMEar MtRrrE, Principals
lNNCHBl iItG COLI E,GT,
flNuE third annual session Of this s.-,isuiion
viii commence On the first Monday in sentcmh.r
I've lncatien Ia the haathipE nrsrsslln
tn South study, both classical
scientific complete that besl American Colleges
rhe Military Department will hn efficiently maintained IN
der tho care OF Lieut. ; T. nlankenship graduate otho V
NJ Institute aud lately l. : survey
Grammar School In which be thoroughly
pared tor College o. business
fAtllTN
Rtt SAMUEL Cox. President Professor OF Mental and
WILLIAM CARROLL, \ M Professor of arcck and of rcl
rai Economy
l. q. MAinrws. a. NJ Professor of Latin aud of Relies
lettres
t btASkrSsnir graduate ,fv NJ L. Professor ~ s,ah.
ematies aud Tactics
Il l. RHoeNrrr Esq, Professor Of Natural Sciences
SANrFL GANLANn. Nj Professor Of Con. Law
II ALANdhuh>t, NJ. u. rroiossorei Anatomy aud Phys
iology.
q Apnlrur sARroni, Ii. ID. Professor Of Modern
rnpgcs
FTag'cs Hoard 81 per week washing 81 25 per month
fuel and lights SlnpUr term.
Persons desiring further Information obtain cnta.
lagues lay undressing the President
Rrp Rich Wig 4 Enquirer July lSt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27


THREE Men SENTENCED TO BE HuNG.-The
two negroes recently convicted If setting fire TO
the Maryland P,nl,entiary and the German
found guilty last week Of committing a heinous
offence on II little girl only five years of age,
were this II orning sentenced by Judge Stump, of
the Criminal Court, to be hung. Having n :
ceived their sentence from the court, il remains
Tor the Governor To appoint the day which
they shal suffer the extreme penalty of the law
= Bait Pat.
MoRE OF THE TERRIBLE TRAGEDY CONDITION
OF THE MURDERER. Joseph Loefner. the muir
drrer,w much better last evening, and the proba
hhty Is he will recover, He he receives sustenance
Through ipe in reduced into the stomacl) and
L. free from pain. He evinces not the least sign
of repentance for his crimes, hat declares he
would perpetrae them again. He declares most
positively that his wife untaithfu to him,
and that she had erred with Mr.. Horton, whom
Loefner insists he himself had on one occasion
discovered ut his own house in bed with her,
The friends OF Mr.. Horton reprl this charge in
dignanly. however, and assert that Mr.. H.'s mo-
raj character was above suspicion
Loefner says Through his signS) that he forced
his wife To swallow poison aud then s.rangled her
with a handkerchief. He Is desperate looking
man, has bad face and bears more resemblance
to SpanInrd than German - Ga Gl.ette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

YANKEE SAUCE, equal - the eeiebrasrA
IL Worcestershire" At half the price, for sale by
~ lots WA. STROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

EpERUVIAN lUASo.-3? 900 bags No. pc.
n Guano In and aiaat for sale the mark
piice by EDMOND, DAVENPORT e. co. +.
i,lv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

EXTRAORDINARY YIELD OF RYE.-We learn from n
friend Mr.. Ino Boyer jr., of this county, that ll9
staws bearing the aggregate number Of 6G43 grains
are the enormous product Of two grains only. This
is indeed, most extraordinary yied.-f0edstle DEM
Ocrdt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

HEAVY RAlxs.-seceral parts of county Inns
been visited with heavy rains daring the past week,
in some places doing considerable damage to the
growing corn crop.-fmcdsHe Dem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

Il aa improvement = tbs a.saaiaelare Il lastAge
Stamps wh..h has hesn ia- za.ue tae ia use ia ing
iand Taeg Ars 10 BE r-rpase ca saeCts Nth rezfo-
ratioas around the hor4sfs ol ezsh stamp, - hat
they can be separate. oar FROM the othrr. without
usiag kn.fsef psf q. .ssa-s. Besides the saving
q iue in taN mprstsaeatihers Is greater security
HAT tie stump a ahsrr h ihe iesief Tor the point.
e. roskh ess. ie I Tie sforaiion VII stick bet
Ter 70 lht letter ihsfe oeas none Of The risk Of The
esge turning up a. uhea IA Is continuous.
The k.ae.t5a Wals ssys.-~He announce, i; As
positive fci hat DR. aea the Arctic traveller aided
Is the contributions Of kiai friends is building in
kIuEsfap losk ,asl aa Afssic schooner % be ready
n Ma 20 g down % Queees. thence to the Arctic
regions 70 make ore NOR search far Captain Frank
IN par, dead or alive Dr. gAe IS TO command the
schooner aad the party Of hardy adventures 10 ac
company him Ani msa his vessel selected an en-
cages We ssy 70 searth fsr Captain Franklin and
and h.s because for the ships Tsrror AaA &
f5as they most uaques;anably seenin 1851. at
taehei 20 an iceberg drifting to the south in the
same vay as was tic Rtss.ate.
The Directory Of TIE Clay Monument Association.
a. Lstagtoa by hzs At last selected design taf ,le
national monument L. be erected IN The cemetfg aear
that pace. over he remains Of Henry Clay. I5.r
height Of the eolama together vita the base or Pc
aaptasas as = lie one hundred and nia#...u
feei ard upon the summit there VII be placed col8s.
sal statue Of tie departed Statesman Tie association
have decided 10 sousirar, The monument Of 6entucky
stone the maknrs,A limestone which is said to be a.
indestfleghie as Egyptian granite. 1t is designed to
Iay The corner stone the le,h dag Of April Henry
clsys hr;h day The oi4fser and Reporter says nat
Edward Everett VII deliver an address upon the oc-
cason