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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-12
A BARGAIN


80 HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE WEST
- offer for sale all my LANDSn this Countv vi, -
- 400 acres where now live ADJOINING tbo TO- E:iH
of Whteve, with about 100 acres cleared and in A.
of cultivation, 200 good Oak and Hickory and Ion sle
$40 acres from to miles West of the above and
sides of the W. NJ. Railroad good Pine Oak and ooth
about 100 acres Swamp, with tasks of Turpentna
Dwelling Houses, or Cabins good Storehonse ana small
the best stands in the County Store and OF
would make fine Cotton farm in good hands hn; and
tfuly situated; 531 a miles Southwest of oeaq
Depot, with about 200 of rich Swami nar
If it would be any nducement to the purchaser y
10 LIKELY NEGROES, all but young 3 Of thu 0uu sell
would take pleasure in showing the premises to snv men
WlSnmg 10 PuI IL a ~. OIL. CALVIN HAYNES
' " ~ - ~ Z95taw-tf-8-tf
HACKERS AND PULLERS
OF OUR BRAND. Just received and for sole b
Oct 80. Herald copy. " " FooN
BOXING AXES BOXING AXES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE J. M Rop1Noo>,
n brand just received and for sale by '-'''oN
Oct 30th j. M. ROBINSON g. CON
Herald copy. 0N'
BROAD SWEED IRON.
Us J. M. ROBINSON h SON
oct. 30 Herald copy. A.
LEATHER AND GUM Betting.
nor SALE BY j. M ROBINSON H. CON
L Oct. 80. Herald copy
SEWING NEEDLES AND SCISSORS
OF EXTRA QUALITY. For sale by
" j. M. R 0BINSON & SON
Oct. 80 Herald copy. '0H,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-12
Health of New Orleans.
Rail Road Stock.

New ORLEANS Nov. 5.-There were eighteen deaths fl
yellow fever, on Thursday, in this city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-12

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1853, / ASSOCIATED
~ with me in the Mercantile Bushes, my brother W.
Heyer The business will hereafter be transacted under the
firm of John G. Heyer & Co. JOHN c. HEYER.
Oct. 8th 1858. 27-3m-73m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-12

UMBRELLAS! <UNIBRELLASH
g.. OF EVERY VARIETY, size, color and quality A
~ handsome lot just opened making our assortment
~ complete, and the finest in town, at the Hat zap
emporium, "a Market street. CHAS. D. MYERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Centennial Celebration at Pittsburg.

PirrsDuRG, Nov 25.-The Centennial Annivcr-
sary is observed with the greatest enthusiasm
to-day. Business was entirely suspended The
procession in honor of the event was the largest:
the most gorgeous and imposing that ever para
ded our streets, and occupied an hour and quar-
ter passing given point. 1t consisted of the va
rious military companies, Of the city and the
neghborhood. the soldiers Of tho Revolution of
1872. the Mayor and other officials Of the city and
county, the various trades, represented by large
numbers Of operatives: with appropriate banners.
embems, and devices tho ere department. Odd
Fellows, turner's. various benevolent, literary and
other civic societies, and large number of citi-
Gems and strangers, including several prominent
public men from distance.
After marching through \ number Of streets, it
came TO . halt at Duquesne Depot of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, erected ON tho site Of
old Fort Duquesne, which was evacuated by the
French on this day one hundred years ago In
this large building, which was immensely crowd
ed the order Of exercises consisted Of PRAYER the
singing by the German societies Of an ode written
BY r. b. Plympton, and yet to music by ii. Kleber
and orations by Hon Andrew w. Loomis and
Hon, William Wilkens The procession was IL
bout three miles long, and it is estimated that
there were fifteen thousand persons in the line
Various feathels. Indian and pioneer relics, were
borne in procession. Six hundred coal miners,
mounted on mules and with wagons, we're novel
and peculiar looking feature in the procession
The military in the line numbered about Eve hun
drsd. and made fne appearance. During the
progrs.s Of the procession the bells were rung
throushsat the city, and much enthusiasm was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
"A Chapter of Murders.

AT Steamport, Henderson county, KY, on the
18th inst. James Wilson and James Harmon fell
into dispute but separated without coming To
blows. Wilson, however followed Harmon home
and calling him out, seized him hy the hair and
plunged knife in his throat killing him Instant
ly. Wilson has been arrested US no should have
been long ago. this ~ the third murder.
AT Du Quoin. Perry county, H.. few weeks
ago the wife of Eli Dods,n was found in well,
where it was supposed. she hal fallen and drown
cd. Some days after she had been found and hu-
ried, suspicion of murder fell upon her husband
The body of the wife was exhumed, and Jury of
physicians decided that she had been murdered
by strangua,on. and subsequently thrown into
the well. the husband was examined, bu tiischar
gcd for lack oi evidence.
A rupture occurred n, Hannibal, Miss on the
18th inst. between the Hannibal and Saint J ~
eph Railroad Company, and John Duff Co..
contractors on the road The Railroad Company
took possession &c the locomotives and rolling
stock ut Hannibal thus dispossessing thu con,rac-
tors. who. up To that time had been running the
Rad. When this occurred, Col. Osborne one nf
the firm If John Duff 4 Co.. repaired u the track
aud plsced Instructions IN the way Of the cars,
and with arms in his hands threatened violence to
the engineer or any one else who attempted To
run the train by. AT this stage Of the proceed
ings the loo motive wheels struck the stick or rail
which had been placed on the track. projecting it
against q bystander. killing him instantly. Col.
Osborne was arrested a, the instance of the Com
pany, and the train thus permitted to 60 on its
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Rleh,nond Markets. Nov. Is.


BACON-rhs market 10 sti quiet with shade decline
We quote Prime Sid " do shu ders u rais
Hams oall cts Jagged ia2e' rodds Sugar curod Hams
BUrrER.--ws quote Butter loaa,e-a,,.r price
cEMENT.Jsmes River o. io.i so per hh Mud.on River
s5 IS D. per ID. Is ~ Foundry
sf,s cs
l3a4c.
for sofs Lump, .o Hail $50 Hard Lump and Hail s4aS
OoKN-Gorn !. hrmer aud quoted at 7sasOc the later
CORN MEAS et.ss, per bush Transactions In Me.
"% coTT /" Il. -is.' p. .iSS
COTTON YARNS, &c-Coton Yarns a7a2sc Cotton Cor.
dass 24s: Seine Irvine s7e' Carpet wsrp<sae Wrapping
FLoUk-rour is Shippers offering s5 rs for
quotations BY the dr.y load the trad" superhne se"6'
f1,s e ss Is t:%y e.. tom
Idle Island e4a paagcnian ssa s"nirsro ga; K.eses
Manipulated auano $50 Rhodes super Phosphate m Lime
FISH s3i for No Nov. Scotia Gu, rerrlng:. from wharf
9 sa MaeleyeEN'a. o. 50; Mol in Mis- 81 a5
FLOUR BA.RsLs" -s CO ss ~. '''"'A
IA Sa.e s sg' s. Timothy
GlNSENGWe quote crude a. ''uc last sales tor small
cells The quotations ole nominal in this market
hAKD-Prme new Lard In bbls lle Kegs l2al3c; pals l2
LuMBER-c,e.r White Pine. e45 refused do sas ncr.
charitable aosee5 per One inch yellow pine plank oaia
e" d" 9: . DO .:S II do S o
heart and all heart l6aeO according To size Garden
Rails heart and laa3 orch all heart leaa5c; Shingles
3ossi, Hus,onwood inch. 2'as3o Inch Cherry, el5;
Poplar a0asa5 per Dressed Flooring. Virginia. 25atss
Dressed fL~ming Southern, 2sas3U Iaths 2jae ~ per
for . ,r On The s wharf o.,, Jimmy 70
Sexuett~. 225ae4 80 sazerac 3a3asi50; Hsnnes.ey 395
ass Pc ,ch l23sea Virginia Apple 60ar e. do
New England 50a52c for mixed 55!r fr pure Gis ioaId
2ae75 The above quotations IF foreign liquors have been
unchanged tor time Circulars leading importing
Intrinsic that the reduction of the tariff will not effect
the quotations OF good liquors.
LEAI'-we quote 6a6tc per ID f'r Pig and6lc for Bar
OATS-40a45cts per bnsh.. and in d mand.
OFFAI.-Brsn l5c; sh ris 90 brown Stuff u.s. and Ship
rEAS--Clay o. 80. Black o. rs PER bag OFFS bushels
rhASrER-Ws quote Lump At ~ per on..e &c
ton Csicinsd o. 37ya2 50 per bbl
ROSIN-tl.7Oal,7 rs per Dbl.
kIrE-iis4ic.
STARCH-prme C.rn 6aii Pearl 7nsc
SALT-By cargo. from wharf 81 10, iron store e 5Os
|
TOBACCO-Th, breaks Of Tobacco are very small. also
quote Inferior I.ags e565 Good S6a6a Fine bright
Manufacturing, o. 50d So pfrr Leaf eea9UO Good
s0al3 No nns English Offering nominal prices e3 1880;
hne Manufacturing. none offering Pre-" nominal
TEAS--lmpsria and 0un,owdcr :.,casl 10
WHEAT The market Ia still heavy, and the best quality
Of white be quo,ed above 50 quote choice
WlNES-Pert-Burs indy ela2 10 per gallon Port Juice
So 5Ua+ Mddsira-Scy-45catl Is: old Madeira, e23Oa4
wOOI.-Smal parcels OF Tub Washed sid At 25a-ac.
wnsl., third lcss Fleeces In quality
wHIsKEY-Ricbmond Re titled 81 aeilc CT Acinna, 29a
CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP.
REEF.-ws quote o. 25ia3 rs per with moderate
MI TON-w. quote fair good Mutton o. 5oa5 90 per
head Very SUPERB sell a little bette.
iIOGS-e7 per cwt nett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

- I.,.ns ,he rn;ners thou,h thev a;c nnw ou;te
.,c.es.nl have net Leen pr ,,,etin,, in the r;ybt
oaar,er to And large dcposts Of gold Mr. he-
;ng If the oonion Tint gold exists more nentiiullv
T., ,ha mour,.;ns Stretching southvar,, from he
Arkansas. than in the range north Of this stream.
Ax Arrrxpr r, KrLL-IsrERxs. M.cu,xK-
Las, night. abont half past eigh, O'clock. Mt
t;loneester CITY. New Jersey. an attemnt wa. made
mon the life Of H. r. West. ESQ. SUPERINTENDENT
IL the Washington Cnmpany's Cation Mill Some
cowaraIy -counJyel had fastened a loedeJ pi,,ol in
a frnue work and hang il upon the rnte most in
front Of Mr.. West, residence, and so arranged it
that ,bc onenipo If the gate wonIJ fire Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Those "Groana"

The Danvillc Register has the following notice
Of those "thrce groans for John Lctcher" which
were proposed and given in the late meeting of
the Richmond Democracy:
This must have been rich scene 1t was no
doubt quite easy and natural for the Wise party to
"groan, AZ the Governor threatened in his
campaign Of SIS. that he would make them "gronn."
and three years experience under his admnstra-
tion is enough to mako anybody proficient in the
beautiful aud becoming exercise Of grosnng. We
would like to have seen the Richmond Democracy
grunting like 81 many swine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

The Cincinnati Gazette Ok wednesi in reviewing tho Pork
market "f that city the week ng date.
The demand r hogs has bes In the active through
oH the week large business having done. About the
middle ~ tho week. under hs nhucnr # aud
temporary panc prices declined e % for hogs
but this decline recovered aid Glove about
the they did last week. namely % 10 those
no lbs AZ high o. Is has paid hogs
pmg 24J b& and o. asked such many cases but
obtained except for lot very large
$40 lbs The sales during the eek aid up 3sU0O head
81 70 for light sop faened u 75s6 IS for do fattened
25a6 Gu for those averaging It's e6 6Oa6
/ eavy--say thoso q Y aging 22J 10 $50 lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Bs,ss...r~ Cn,sle Mnr,,-Nov. ~.

REEF CAT rLE-The offerings the scales to-day reach
cd $50 head OF the number offered, q head dri,
Pail ,deha 100 sold grs,cr, 2i0lt uns.,d.
aud the remainder urthasrd bv bal nore INIT
pccs ranging from co. the h""f equal tn e6 I"
and ~ 62t few Cattle sold
- 10 o0 lbs The supply heavy and prices show
d." In. n lie rat 1T last week
SHEER There Fair supply AT market to day and
pr's 'a'hr- better quote at 81 7ia3 IS per head
"a ancr Of IS cts per head on last we ks pricrs
HoiS-Surriy Al the pens fair toity, Of which sid
IA butchers At q 75G1 100 lbs FIR strictly prime
Hogs 1he packers tiapose "a give o6 &C So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Louisyille in Kentucky. and Nashville in lie

Louisville in Kentucky. and Nashville in Ten
nessoe, will soon be connected together by rail.
The distance between the two points is one hun
dred and eghty-two mlcs-of which nincty-cight
is now travelled By railroad, and eighty-Cour by
stages. In year or two, the Cup will DO closed
and then we shall be, ourselves, in direct railroad
communication with Louisville
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Preparations for Congress.

In Washington great preparations are made
for tho assembling of Congress. which will
DO on the 9th prox. Hotel aud boarding house
keepers are actively engaged in making arrange
ments to accommodate the immense mass of yis-
tors who Will soon DO ilocking to the Metropolis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
BaIH.sevs neg Sa.rk~,-Nsv. 95.

Hogs comag ard freely prices during
the have been q shade The packer hav. gone
int market and have been purchasing quite freely at fm
- Is IT, 81 iUO lie CORD prime Of live hogs
The rates asked BY rather higher
packers d.possd give they purshas
ing sa,sly The generals Impression he that prices
viii ue considerable lower Prime tcherng logs have
from ~ to l2 100 lbs Th have been ards
Of 100 head offered 1t the pens this week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

SAxrEL 7. SAWYER. ESQ. of Norfolk. proposes
to establish in that city Democratic paper. to be
devoted to the political fortunes Of Mr.. Stephen
A. Douglas. Mr.. Sawyer was tho founder of the
Argus Of that city, and subsequently. We believe
was Collector Mt tho Port Of Norfolk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

Mr. George $. Simpson, an old mountaineer
who has lived under the shadow Of the Rocky
Mountains for over eighteen years. says that he
tains aboutth headwaters Of Arkansas, Platte,
and Colorado or Greene river, for more than IF
teen years. He says. 90 far a. he has been able
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

4 OsT.-A 0rpvsss, % 81. way - ste Peat Of-
ice IN this city, few days dopped letter, In
large veope Directed to J"HN KtYEs, Esq Trcssurcr
East Tenn Va Railroad Co., Jonc sbor'ugh Team contsi
g the I'll owing In, Coupons OF said Company due the
list Of January. le56, viz
"a CoupsGs Ma. , TO No. 60 inclusive, Of go eseh
l6 Coupsns No. 81 70 No. g. inclusive Of els each
90 Coapsna Mo- II 70 No. IN. inciuSive Of e.5 each
Said Coupons Aavisg baen and cancelled Be Of
the AnAsr who requested leave the with The
Auditor OF the Va & Team Railsead Co, who winsaaby
ward him for his sruuba fnov - d5A 4
TOD9Y'D LADYo DOOK for DGORARRR,
u just rsssavsdss lAsv 3oAssl II. c. vIUTOkT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

Our venerable friend ScrraGs If the Warren
ton Wing. has been elected Colonel ofthe Fauqucl
Militia Good morning, Colonel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
The nemocratic creed.

A writer in the Memphis Appeal UNDERTAKES
N exposition of the Democratic creed, in which
ws are bound TO SAY. We think he has hit IL s1.
sstly. Here tits:
we ars oil true Dcmoerats-whethsr Doaglas
q anti-Douglas. Rank or antkBank, and the idea
thAt hes gone forth ofs "spiif' In the Democracy.
10 70 serve the purposes Of our enemies by our de-
strucsion Is party Unlike eur opponent. We
have one common altar Of principles which can
nersr b. corrupt o. abawdosed We have plat
form and joint bond bearing the zeal Of Democ-
racy. and though we may differ As 10 policy and
expediency. We cannot rs to our creed.
In other words, the Democratic "creed' allow
the largest attitude of opinion, and embraces with
in its E'lds anybody and everybody. no matter
what his individual sentiments. This is exactly
what We have always said. Tho Ohio Democracy
are even more explicit than the writer of tho
above. In the resolutions Of their State Conyen-
ton, they require all men as Democrats" who
''abide BY the usages and remain in the organize
ton" Of the party. Nobody can ask more liber-
al arrangement than that-the privilege to differ
a. widely rs they choose on cardinal principles.
30 they only vote the ticket. Democracy is like
the lions cave in tho fable-it lets everybo in,
but refuses to let anybody 60 out.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Shocking Casualty at Philadelphia


Tho Hqnrcr ct Friday says: Between ten ind
eleven O'Clock Yesterday morning, an accident
happened nj tue new Hotel. corner Of Ninth and
Che-rut streets. 10y tho falling of derrick, by
which two men were killed. They were both
stone masons one named John Twisgs, a married
man. and the other William Bootley Martindale
SINGLE man. and an Englishman by birth, having
10 relatives in this country. Twiggs was also an
Ensshman Twiggs was killed INSTANTLY, and
Marlndae died in II few hours.
The accident occurred in the following manner:
number OF workmen were employed in laying
the stone work Of the front, some five or six feet
above the iron cornice of the Chestnut street front
within short distance Of the corner Of Ninth
street for the purpose of raising the stone to its
place on the wall. pair Of light wooden shears,
about twenty feet long, were placed inside the
wall; and rested upon the ioists Of the second
flor. These shears inclined ever the wall in the
n>ual manner. aud the tackling nsed to hoist the
stone WAS suspended from tho apex of them. The
apparatus was kept in its place ny what is techni
ed to block and strap in the usual way. and this
block was secuted by sling to the joists. At the
time Vt the accident II stone "coignc." weighing
but one hundred and fifty or two hundred pounds
was slung from the shears, and the stone had just
reached its proper altitude. Twiggs. who was
working upon the wall, reached to pull the stone
over to its proper place, aud scadying HIM
self by one leg of the shears, when the rope strap
which held the block OF the black guy, near the
iost- parted allowing the shears to fall into the
street.
The shears in falling carried over with them
the stone wall wn to the iron cornce, and lwiggs
fell along with the mass. Bcf re the unfortunate
man reached the ground the shears struck him
upon the head. lie also foil head foremost to
the ground, and he was picked up dead, with
broken neck and fractured skull. Martin
dale was at work cutting stono the sidewalk.
and the shears struck him in such manner as
to fracture his skull and injured his spine lie
carried to the Pennsylvania University in
a dying condition. lie fingered about one o.
ings.
1t is most fortunate circumstance that no per-
sons happened to be in front Of the building when
the shears fell. An omnibus which was passing at
the time narrowly escaped being crushed by the
falling mass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
Rather Severe,

The Memphis AroiamcAe, Democratic Journal
ofhigh character. holds the following Ian guage in
regard to the apos,acy of Mr.. Stephen A. Doug
Las:
No honest Democrat feels dsroeed to tender
any compromise, truce, reconciliation with Ike
unprincipled demagogue in ILLINOIS. or any Of his
unworthy clan. The true democracy Of the ma
ton have resolved to keep him in perpetual quar-.
antine. There is no river of Damascus whose
healing waters could cure the corrupt malady;
the efcacious waters of relief can be found in no
pool Of Sloan, and there lie 40 Jordan. with crys-
tal streams and flowing fountains, that can afford
enough 70 wash out the spot, which blur and stain
the political escutcheon Of Stephen A. Douglas.
He is loathed and despised by the party, and al
though few treacherous and disaffected Demo-
Gratis may still cling the fallen Lucfer the day
10 coming. it has not already arrived, when
Douglas and Van Buren, will occupy the same ex-
allied position on the pedestal Of intamy.
Verify, these be parlous words"-but true
withal Notwithstanding that this is the opinion
ola great many other Southern Democratic jour
malls. besides the Memphis Avalanche, we yet VEN
tdrs the prediction that if Douglas be nominated
for the Presidency. these papers will not only
support him, but win roll up their eyes in horror.
ifaay Southern Wing should refuse to vote for
him - against Black Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
New Yerk Cattle Msrk~,-Nov. ~.

New Herk Cattle Markes-Nov. ~.
REEF CATTLE-Oaerings this week 900; sales At IA
sal 100 lbs Tor interior st quality small advance
In. rates tf last week.
COWS Sales At Goa e6s. to quality
VEAL CALvES.-Saiesa 1t 4ia7 cents per h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Salcs at 81 aS6i. for hrst quality.
SWINE.-Salea sass lOb lbs live weight. gross
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

displayed e,crywliercs There were various pre-
sensations VI wrea;hs and Gags at different points
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF

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---
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having large circulation the people Of South wesern
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RELIGIOUS lNTELLlGENCER. korrissswn Tenn.
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THE VISITOR, Marion. 6iayths o. Va.
virginia PATRIOT, Independence, 0rsysen 90. Va
V VknGSx Who. rrne.ssls.v Va.
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansburg, Va.
W WyTHEyILs T rEtseRAp" wy.a.vn,. vs..
UNION DEMOCRAT Union, Monrs county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Js6ersonvtlls, farewell county, Va
REPusLIcxN, Danv'ils. Va
THE "sOUTH.w EST, /" Pssrsburs. Gnss county Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va
WISHING advertise In Of the shove papers, will
sNTkRksy call ~ the once Of the
Virgniau STAIRS where contraets will be
male, and advertisements V0RWAkpkD WITHOUT DELAY.
EYI will a.o receive and forward advertising 70 paper
Ia the United States ..I ..sr.,-. A. WADDlLL.
septiats faramsn vtrsnlan Onire,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
A New Map.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. s. II. De Bow, Geolo.
gist, for copy Of a Map recently published by
him exhibiting the Richmond Coal Field" rep
re.ent;ng the Coal formations in the counties of
Chesterfield powhatan md Goochland, near the
city Of Rchmond-t"gether with . map of tho
surrounding country. and some valuable statistical
information on the subjects Of Internal Imrrovc-
rnent and Commerce. We regard il az IL valuable
Map for purposes Of reference.
1t 10 the intention of Mr. DE Bow, wn urde;-
stand to publish similar Maps of the Coal Fields
in Cumberland and Montgomery countics-as also
Maps showing the Iron and other Mineral iorms-
tions Of the .atc. Tie series will be very valu-
able.
The Map is for sale by Payne & Christian
P.ice so cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29


ters market Look fer The mark. Ilolo.
way, &rn York and London Acd leaf Ut tn.
book THIS trade mark and test of genunenes
hu plnny by hoe. the leaf between the uyc
aud The light Without this they bnt vile imiiaons
Sold actoy NJ. Cd Maiden Lane. New York, and
by ali nrnggists, 2ac, bie and o. per box pot
- NV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29

viii truth cSmnBund attention g To restore
health puffy Ilr blood Feyrrs. ithout exception
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