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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-21

o. FOR SALE.-That very VALUABLE
Mii, PROPERTY on Block street. Fe's Point, known as
lAs4A EILSON'S BAKE HOUSE PROPERTY, is offered
for sale by the subscriber 1t fronts Block street feet
and back northwardly for depth lis feet
proved by an extensive three-story BRICK BUILDING,
originally erected for and having
manufacture of crackers ship are in
good order and fit for immediate In addition to the
Bake House, there is large TAVERN HOUSE on Block
street. three stories high 20 feet front by 40 feet deep and
Likewise two new three story DIV ELLiNG HOUSES AND
STORES, each Is feet front by 30 feet deephe whole sub
jec to ground rent of SEQ There is right under ori-
to convert the Bake House portion into Soap and
Candle Mandatory, for which the premises well
adapted.
For terms and particulars apply to SAMSON CARIsS
40 Baltimore street, or to
GEO r. CINNAMOND, Attorney,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
NEW COxCEWN,

rsN rchrrs have associated themselves ogeih,r for the
pHr"-e uf doing UBorEny toMMIasIoS BustsEss,
nnrr the stale and hrm of fRANklN& COT dating from
tho lT" @'lemhrtl Keep hand nj NIL times large and
"ei sclc" stock o Groceric Liquors Domestic Dry Goods,
A and pa, their special attention Ia the sale OF Tohaceo,
Mh'n t"r Flour BuCnn nni NIL other kinds OF Country Pro
lr" lh' Halter themselves. that from their long
business hn they VIII h, able do well for their friend.
and the public generally other house the city, and
promise t. use their best cyrrtips Ia "ase NIL who
them with their patronage he, viii ucup, the oi stand
fnnb lin ~ brother, Ne. "a Mnln Sirct door Liberty
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN
l.. FRANKLIN. iR,
sept % Its JACOB II. FHANkIIN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

llAztrrr.-O Officers Morris and Kelly returned
yesterday morning from Charlcstown. where they
placed in the hands Of the authorities llazlct,
another Of the insurgents.
llazlctt was delivered up to the oiicers ct Car
Isle, Pennsy vania. Before he was surrendered
to them three lawyers made desperate effort tn
get possession ol him by II habeds corpus. The
,tkrcrs wero warned that they would be 'mob-
bed on the road accordingly they ironed their
prisoners hands aud feet. but no demonstration
of any kind was made against them. except in
G'ecncastle, whore Niger, standing ON tho
sidewalk, pointed rifle ut them, which, however.
hH soon brought to mn order arms, soon as he saw
the officers eye upon him.
llazlett was restless and fgey whilo on his
way to the ja, and hc evidently expected n res
cue in fnct said so When brought in tho
presence of Cook, the latter held out his hand and
spoke to him ns an old ncquninta 10. but llnzctt
pretended not to know Cook mt nll md persisted
in saying he was mover Mt llarper's Fcrry. Rich
mrai Examiner Nor, ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

wholesome only to tho healthy whom taken ut
those hours pointed out by nature, and excess Of
il produces lassituio aud corpulene". and utterly
dobascs and stupofcs tho mind. Corpulcnt peo-
le Aould sleep little aud upon hard beds, while
they sl, uld take abun iaro Of exc. ciso and live
nh,'emiousy, that their unhealtty bulk may be
reduced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

Nor FL,rrERiNa PIcrnRr ---.Iujg Burkley. in
recent charge to tho Grand Jury of tho District
Court of Galveston, presented II most derlorahle
state of morals in Texas. Among other things. he
said there was no country inhabited by the Angle
Saxon race in which there WINS M little regard TO
law and order, ns in Texas mud CONTINUED;
During the four ycnrs TINT have boon ON tho
bench there have been between fifty and sixty
eases of murder before me; and if in each ot tho
twelve judicial districts in the State hore hns bccn
like number. then there has been upwards of
six hundred cases uf murder in four years, show.
ing state of thing, uneqnalled in any country;
nni that OF these nix hundred case. not ak of them
h,l been found gn ty hy tha ia y before whom
they were tried. 1t is impossible To suppose that
III all these cases, there wns II deficiency in ev.
aencc and the only conclusion to which ran ar.
REGARDED their o. tbs "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
JOHN T.. HAWKINS.
EprOprie1Or nG the Civ Hotel

TNTENDED moving 10 his plantation thi' FALL but circum-
stances prevents lie will continue until the LIT of March,
which his wl expire He is thankft the c
zrns ynchburg and the travelling connni. their lib
and solicit> continuation u the He
pledges himself TO keep house that shall not be second 10 any
In The civ Persons wanting good family single
bc furnished lie prepared 10 accommodate ali that ma!
come. and that with the best the market affords.
I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Dissolution of Co-partnorship.

f9NiE partnership hrreoforu .N.ting under the
nrin o Franklin brother Nirtd b, Limitation the s
usi All indebted la The ucaip
'rNad aud ss tif II Important tlnl the hu
sinus. should be- closed np practicable The
The Will he ua Ia winding NJ the business 1rnto
l u friends ir the liberal patronage extended la The
Of Franklin brother for the last II, years. spectn
l. solicit continuance the The of Frank
Iu& tu. JAMES FRANKLIN,
Ia NVunrno, Sept II, lsag T.. FRANKLIN, In.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Another Version of tho Treaty Of Zurich

Another Version of tho Treaty Of Zurich.
The following is the Nord version of the troa-
W;-
The treaty regulates the conditions of the ces
sion of Lombardy To tho Emperor of tho French,
who reserves to Himself tho power to transfer
both the rights and obligations to the King of Sar-
dnia
France engages that Austria shall bc paid u
sum Of about 100 00o, 600 of which quarter is to
paid down at the time of the exchange of ratiiicn-
tions of the treaty. Moreover, II part of the Mon
te l.ombardo Venetian debt will be saddcd upon
the new posscssor of that province.
\ special commission will fix tho precise lin
its OF tho frontiers tho boundary line opposite Pes.
ehicrn must he $500 metres across,
There are other minofcS arrangements concern
ing l.ombardy, Jurisdictions. rights OF citizenship
aud nauraliaa tn reli sious congregations. abru-
cation OF certain contracts. payment Of pensions,
Ac..
Tho treaty contains articles concerning all the
points touched upon by tho rrcliminarles ut Vii.
nranca.
The rights of the Dukes are reserved. aud not
only those Of the Dukcs of Tuscany and Modena,
but those also Of the pnkc of Parma, Of whom no
mention was mnlc at Nillatrancu.
The Pontitical government will be advised to
grant reforms in order to assure tranquility in the
States of the Church and to consolidate the power
of the Pope.
There will be mn Italian Confclcration and in
order tp assure the ln,,olnLlity and Independence
"i the Italian States. their moral and material
progress. aud their internal and external security
there wii be a federal army The two Empct ors
Will favor the lormutuA ol this Ccncirrntiou.--
Nrnetia will Form pant oft Oh M equal footing
with the rest # Italy.
The Pope to be honorary President.
There : also IN amnesty. bat rather restrict
cl enc, siu'ri' only extend. to tlnsc who took
part III tho lat movements IN tho peninsula.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
HAMMERS and the public generally hereby notified that
IL tho Lynchburg 0uano Depot, kept by VIM A. Miller
the Basn Is fully supplied with the following FERrLizEHs,
No. A Peruvian Guano;
Recse's Manipulated Guano
Sombrer0 Guano, Lynohburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Kcttewell's Potash and Plaster.
have taken precaution 10 furnish reliable articles
buy Agents Of the Peruvian
crIment which certainly pure sole agent In Lyncburg
for cs Manipulated Guano and will insure 1t to be exact
y what II is represented be- viz: onea Peruvian and
haf believe this 10 be good Peruvian pound
pound any crop that may be used The Sombre,
the and have ground and sell on N good
be bought any where In the United stses NY
plan sell for smn profit and strictly for cash. hope the
patronage extended TO that has been 80 liberal
ly bestowed heretofore WM A. MILLER, s."
sent IN Iis--Ren cony On Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Remarkable Preservation of Life.

We hl," the following particulars Of the burial
Of "a workmau. al Eoxbuty. on the 21th ult., in IA
we'll thnty feet deep, and his fortunate rescue
alive after remaining cntombol in u mass of rocks
and dirt itr over ninc hours
The mans nnrc is Daniel Flynn lie is an
Irish lAnrcr and live, on Parker street, where he
has wife aud family. lie was employed by Mr.
Nathan ~ tunnut. who lives Brooks street
near the upper end tn clean ont IL we'll IN bis
ward He commenced his work about O'clock
and about 10y a'tock, having taken of his rubber
bnotS. which he wore to protect himself from II
small quantity Of water in the bottoui, he started
to , end tby means "f rocks ON the sides
Nhen he had rlimbrd about three or four feet,
the wall on side gave way. throwing HIM to
the hnttnm, and the whole musI oi rocks cavcl IN
upon him, with II large quantity Of dirt tfnm tho
side, thut the well appeared filled with solid
LAYERS "a within two ar three feet oi the tp. The
moi OF the falling stones attracted the inmates Of
tvo houses, when alarm given, and an ex-
ci I'd crowd soon assembled The possibility of
tLc buried mans escape did not to any one,
.cn his voice was suddenly heard coming from
tlnty feet below the surface.
SINE ,ix or eight men were Immediately set To-
ork throwing out the dirt and rocks. and ns soon
a thoy had got to a dcnth winch required il. II
wiudInss was used t. facilitate the work. The
ice f the man ciul constantly b" heard imll
il. den, t, relieve him. aud indicating that his
re-iun WAS very painful. After nine hours
staut hhlnr. the wa kman was reached, md re-
cuel from his pcrilons position.
II seems that when tie wnl fell he was f,frnA
AGAINST one eidn Of the wall and closely pnckch
i'll there by the rocks and dirt. So Tat he could
not move at al, and scarcely breath One largo
rock fell ag,n.t his bead, innicting II severe
hruisc, nni others rolling against tie side OF his
head prevented HIM stirring at al during the
whole long day.
lIs legs were considerably hurt, and hi. body
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

ui hc la, aud approved sly lee aud materials Deter
mined Ia maintain the wir -rend and favorable reputation OF
Establishments hive spared pains rollence
department. AMI provide for the all classes
.
l Nu list hut upetfecily Indicates the variety
Idea al which only hr ohnlne hy
nnon u, quality French mrdinm and low prices I!road
tirih oats our Cloth hecilo having
u lead in s'ti, iii, mud general perfection. will be found 10
II ssblo those sold by In former Choice
les business Sniis, tnnls Farmers Eidng
tnn Inverness Manlr Congress over Coat. Victor Emanuel
Ptots. nrk Fancy Cnascre anis. Vests In the
tarrv mud mnerinl, French OK" Shirts lnge stock al
hand tShirts mndc order when prtrr1d) u
pot. stock Mrns Under Wear Of make
trnsas -carf, beaufort, Eiox Monalambo t;arbal and
ne stlc Ties Grncmens shawla aud Tray Hing blink
e. Eaiwny Rugs, Gloves Kid Calf WASH Norway, Cassucre
Thread, th" famous Mountain Iucl mud other cas"na
hnsrs Pocket Handkerchief Socks, Dressing nbes
BURROUGHS, sHAFisB n CO.,
.ds Min Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Schamyrs Life in st Petersburg

A St Petersburg letter < YES the following fur
thcr particulars respecting Schamyl's stay in the
Russian capital On the day Of his arrival a
compact crowd had collected around th. entrance
of the hotel where he lodged, and at ali the points
where it was expected he would he wunll pass in
going to visit the chief authorities lie app, AIRED
quite at his case--in no way Disconnected. His
manners appeared noble and dgnifed He Las
an intelligent look, aud the general exprcssi N Of
his countcnancr announces energy aud tho habit
of command. His figure is tall and upright not
withstanding his advanced are.
The next day Schamvl and his souh bad the nor
of being presented to the Empress and tho hercd-
tary Grand Duke at Tsarkocselo The presenta
,ion lasted only few minutes. 1t j. said that he
greatly affected and looked pale
Schanyl went afterwards to see the museums Of
natural history and Of the Academy Of Science
In the cvenn. he was at the Italian opera iu the
tie box of Princes Anatolc Barry brother O the
Cnmmandcr-ln-chief Of the army Of the Cauca >us
Nine. Charlton Drmonre sang the part of Anna
il "Spnnamhula." The scene where she comes
down III, lad lrr from the mill produced of g.nat
effect ON the ka2i Mahoyct, the lmans son.
Sahamyl is enchanted with all he in Rus
sia. "lial known your country sooner" sad :"
lac had | seen all | now should have m lie
my submission long since" well said, certainly
ccre. TIE Imam is evidently clever man Ills
answers betoken considerable apropos.
When asked what had most pleased him in Rus-
sia SchamyI replied. The kind re:eption Of the
Emperor"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Nc KINNEY & co,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL %
(.rOcers and Gen'l Commission Merchants

Bank Square, Main Street, Lynebburg, Va. 5t"
WE are Spring stock Groceries.
w Iron, Steel Staple Dry Goods, de-, consistng Of
Cuba Orleans coffee sugars, various grades; A
Loaf Crushed, Granulaed and Powdered Sugar. t. ssss
Laguirn Rio Java, Mocha and Santos Coffee,
SPERM Wax, Adamantine and Tallow Candies; s4seNs
Brown and Fancy Soaps, various bsnndk ss5s t5s 4
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Deeous oolons &es
spices every kind Sole Leher good and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and esosnd Alum sas Cotton
Iiernss IL Whole and half S..sls No sna Aackere IN
I'd from Band Hoop and sheet Iron; Norway Nall Rods &c
CAST shear and Blstsred stec Wagon Boxes all slzeso
geer with general assortment of Staple Dry 6ood
No and Oznaburg BleAched and Brown shiEhngs and
SheetngA BurapA Pantnnsaon Linen, Cottouaae Striped
oznabufgA Pnt 0tnghams 10 10, 70 which hey respec
attention paid % sonssnmsus Of Al kinds Of
Country Produce. april 2edis.
RHODES' SUP1RrPHosrHATK LII.
NE have jus received hsah lot of ths vey s.nabs NJ
uliEer Those Of our nends Who have ssd W sss.sas
that popularity which % eminsn,y dsseryse fesles
Containing number Of certificates nom ne nloqe ro0ne
farmers of the country may had b eppying = snf
n HoLLMs = Co. ee!s 4la3
1OO PAIR Extra Heavy Brosans g g - =, 81
..AsHSE ds1 a1ks1 asls -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

CHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER H. 1889

to tho house. and in it were found The empty mo
ney bag of the tanner, his watch and his pocket
book. The landlord and his wife were Immediate
ly arrested and will le tried for the crime. GRi.
mani.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

MURDER WILL OrT.-rhe following sin gular cir
cumstnncc, related in a German journal is worthy
Of sewing as pendant to that Of the famous Dog Vi
" ,ntargis
\ wealthy tanner named Kruntz. residing in the
mel .,borhool Of SIM. in the Archduchy Of Aut.
tia, was in the habit of making journeys several
times wear u sell his goods and enter new con
tracts for supplies OF ifercnt kinds. These inundS
generally occnPied him ten days fortnight.
Ga the morning of III 10Th of Oct,bcr last he
started usual. but in the night his wife
and son were surprised at hearing his cabriolet
come up to the door, and tier surprise was chan
gei into horror on finding in the vehicle the life
less body of the tanner, wclterng in his blood.
The horse, finding himself at liberty, had returned
home. The authorities made inquiries, but with
out leading to the discovery Of the murderer--The
tanner hal with him large and powe fil dog,
but rs the animal was fastened under the cabrio-
let he could not render any assistance to his mas
ter. Alter the death of the tanntr, bis son young
man alb ut twenty five years Of age. took on him
self the management of tie business and like his
father, made the usual journeys.
About fortnight ago, in passing near road
side public house, at the door Of which the land
lord smoking his pipe, the same dog which
had Leen in the habit Of accompanying the father,
and which was running along quietly by the side
Of the vehicle, began to bark in the most frantic
manner. and rushed towards the house. The man
seeing its approach, ran in and closed the door.
while the dog kept bowling and barking most vi
olently. A suspicion Immediately entered the
mind of the young man, but instead of showing
what he felt by any movement which might have
been observed by the inmates OF the house. he fas-
tened the ~ beneath the cabroet, and driving TO
the nearest town, gave information to the author
tiles Some police officers werc Immediately sent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
TOIT.FT ARTICLES

WE have hand Soaps. Powder Pur' and Powder
w Elegant Extracts Hair Ols, Hair Brushes Tooth irusl"
Tooth Paste Combs of every descriptions nd Fancy "oN -
great varieties which invite the attention 9" tc ladies
l.. A. T. KIE~El.
nov 3--,lts. l''i. Nam street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

GAIN am receiving and opening large lot Of new
a and seasonable Day 6OoDs all Of which viii be sold On
the old terms to-wit: Cash without discount
nov 2dts JNO. J, PURVIs, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
wATcHEs AND JEwELRY.

- THE subscriber has just received the largest and
~ best stock Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY that he haa
had the pleasure Of offering TO the public;
(which may be found Gold and Silver Watches Chalns
Vest Earrings Breaspins Bracelets Finger Riuas
Neck Chains and the best lot Of SPECrACLES, R
Steel, Silver and Gold, among which Ii the Ia
patent the best offered TO the puba Of whieh h
invites the attention OF his friends the puo reuerny
surfing them that the prices will suit
aug 22s JAMES DINWIDDIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

- AFTER Dinner DozINo.-Dr Combe, who is
good authority says that sleeping after dinner is
"a bad practice On awakening from such indul-
gence, there is generally some degree OF feoie e1
element in of the latter stages Of di
gsstion being hurried on; it is only useful to old
peop.e in some cases of disease Sleep becomes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
WANTED! WANTED!!
SECURING! SCOURING!! SC0U INCL!

4 ET your Clothes secured al SLAGLf's,
"a Gel shawls secured at >niEs
Get your Rugs secured nt SLAGLEs,
Get YOUR Paror Curtains cleaned at SLAGLEs,
Get your Carpet pal down b! SLAGIr
Who prepared No Ga Market do the work
notice, and moderate for cash Give call
sS- CLOTHING CUT nj short notice by sLAGLr
y. BThankf for past iavor h" hopes h! sltic attention
to business. to still merit share of the pubic patronage"
ori ll-d1m UENkl SIhGIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

TIT Town or DAVID iIrME.-Dayid Hume. VIII,
produced in his time much skepticism us to the
evidence of Christianity, does not seem 10 have
convinced hi, own relatives. A correspondent Of
the Presbyterian says
by the way, speaking Of Edinburgh, while
there | nctcd ny guide to IL brother minister from
America. visit to the tomb of tho infidel
llulhe 1t is circular stone building; over its
iron grated door there i Inscribed his nain". with
the dates Of his birth and death. No doubt like
Nultare, he tatterc1 himself that he had given
the death blow to Christianity. But behold, there
ON The wall Of his tomb, those who were flesh Of
his flesh and b,ne of his bone. bear testimony, to
the tallncy of the expectation. On it's outside, and
Immediately ABOUT the name of Hume himself,
there is table continuing inscri ption by n
David Hume. to his vile, Jane Alder dated 1917.
closing with these words. Behold, | come quick
lv. Thanks be To God, who giyeth US the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ Also. in The n-
terror there is another tablet, sacred to the me.
mory If David Hume. Of the Barons # Ex-
chcquer, aud his two sons dated in 1913; the
whole surmounted by these encouraging words,
Il am the Resurrection and the Life
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11

FrRrurR PER OVERLAND MAIL.-St. Louis
Nov. I'll he Overland mail, with San Francisco
dates to the l4tl ult., arrived last night.
The water courses throughout the States were at
the lowest staged the miners holding their claims
in the beds OF the streams were gathering rich
harvest OF gold
Oregon dates are to the 9Th Of october. Five hun
died and fifty cmigrant wagons had arrived at the
Cascades Washington Territory
Advices from Capt. Whllen's Salt Lake expcdi-
ton and Lieut. Mulon's Fort Benton wag-
on road expedition, announce the good healt., Of
and continued prosperity to the commands. Wal
den had rendered great survce to the emf
grants on the route. The Indians were quiet.
Business at San Francisco was slow. There was
little doing from first hands except by auction.
Sales of India goods that way were quite heavy.
Provisions were dropping g-Crushed Sugar was
lie per lb. Coffee was moro buoyant. Candles
were inactive. Domestic Spirits Turpentine was
81 pc. gaii1n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
TIE r M S

i
vIpcJyIAN 10 published daily at &c and Tr Weekly at
Inc snnum in advance, and Weekly at ~, Invariably in
- per hcrwjsc a. 30 viii be charged in all paper
'a H. Jsconnued except Mt the option of the Proprietor
~lh ~lh,r,earar,s W. shall have been paid
III h EMEyTS inserted for 80 square of
~ .ss for first insertion, and 37@ for
nsncc ordered inner form weekly and then
spare will be charged for each Insertion 1.-THE num-
cen's .sons marked the Mss will be published
Der y. ,rsd out and charged accordingly.
til o'o'' THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
- one square daily &85
daily
TOT weekly
fi-weekH ~
intended for both papers subject to spe
cial contract IT,, .,, , ..,,., ,.. =,
~ r the advertisements charged for transient
Al new advertisements appear in the daily and triweek
o,,oo. ,h,oh .xo.,, ,x,, ,,,.. - ,,....,
a..,abIy for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
New Fall Stock.

ETsT arrived from the Northern ci.s Miha nf stock 81
y FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING Tor gcntclutn The
latest STYLES and the fashionable aparei, III c ""'s
prirc can found establishments No ~ Mann N"'
t.n .rg, sll,lIy of Gents Furnishing Goods which We
viii sell low er thai; any other house in this city Hats m lac lat
st STYLES Boots all qualities and prices ta suit iuk>
Naliss Umbrellas from the best Eastern ie"rs are %"
exhibition and will BE- Sold cheap.
Youths and Boys CIorBIsG in all styles and 1in'tc, m
p.e cal at lIIIs between AeWIlh MurriiIa
upd A. C. Lewis and look for your sell Our "ii" s H II Has
ever been, selling cheap to increase custom
Manufacturers and Farmers viii do well 10 examine " s'ch
-, s.rynnts Clnthing shoes &C., &c. sept 2idts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-11
Maniplllated Gllano

Manipulated Guano.
M offer To the Planters of Virginia Guano prepared by
w follows:
O9 lbs of the best Peruvian Guano that be procured
lbs Of the best Honlrcro Guano containing
cent. Of the Phosphate oi Lime,
200 lbs Of the best ground Plaster, for which o.
ton, extra
Al well mixed together.
Planters and others invited examine article From
the best Information obtain, believe This
Of the best that be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price 10 Planters a4S ton ~ ton less when they
furnish the bags.
For sale by EDMOND DAVENPORT Il Co,
SEPT 27-dts Richmond. Va.