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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

oOIlUICIO dUdIIO.
! tons of Phosphate Guano, Just from Sonibrcro Island
Il ~ West Indies, the richest drposite OF Thosphaic of Lane
known 10 the world, containing between 20 aud 80 per cent OF
Rome Phosphate Qf lime, nd to which we invite the attention
of our friends and the pubic generally who deal in fertilizers
We ne suLR AGENTS iur the sale oI Ibis Guanu here, and
will sell n,Northcrn prices, deducting actual expenses to this
place
Pamphlets, contain Ats anaty sis, &c, furnished on appliea.
ton or by mail
MoCoRkl.EN Co, Sole Agents,
airN I d&etS Main Street Ly ncllburg, Va
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Tremendous Excitement At
Ia Main street, Lvnchburg, va.
N I'm ,R
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. -,
THE subscriber has Just received the largest anu
best stock OF WATCHES n JEWELRY that he mas
ever had the pleasure Of offering TO the publc' among Nom
- which may be found Gold and Silver Watches; Cnails'
Fob and Vest; Earrings. B%reastpins, Bracelets, Finger klng''
Neck Chains, and The best lot of ECTACLES sA
Steel, Silver aud Gold, among which 10 the Ia ~ -
lest patent the best ever offered 10 the publicIal Of WHEN "e
Invites the attention Of his friends and the public generany' 70
surfing them that the prices will suit. 80 n,xu,nDIP
aug ~ It's JAMES
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sUMuER ARUANCEurxr

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
E)~EDtcED kArES.-fhe L. :. Mail Steamers
Ia JAMLsfo"N, Capt. PARISH, and kOA. al ~
AonE, Capt. SAiAAsR, will carry passengers to aud SAkkAAs
trWu Virginia al REDUCED RATES.
lhe ia MES GOWN, capt PARRISH, leaves Eichm,ud .yo,v
III EHl,..i afternoon, II. l O'clock, City POINTS /, ,cr,n;
and Norfolk On Wednesday,, III II "'clock. noon. for New 49,
arriving there earl, next iay, and in time 10 c"upe,l AMI In,
limes gong East aud Nurih. "'
Ihc hoANOkt, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Ljrlmo,J .yrv
FRIDAY aGicrnooIl, Ut 1 O'Clock, City Point nrxt nrr;u,
y oclocS, and Portsmouth,, sane evening, Tor New lnr. .sri.
lug uCAl evening.
IL II MING.
The .Iamcst ~ II leaves NV ORR. from r,r M IA yortl,
River, every Saturday aicrnoun, at . O'Clock. .Ior N.rh,t IT,.
icrsDurs and demonstrating Freight Tor earh pla,,.
Inc i.ualoke leaves New York. from Pier No Ia Nn,,h Div.
or, every hcdnosIl. afternoon, al 3 o'clucL, for pouynuuih.
Petersburg and acknowledging Freight ior each place.
RATES
Passage, statcroOm included, between Norfolk and New
49,. 8 6
"tIu ST. .+....s..... ........ E. a.. go. I
Passage, sLatcioum included, between RicLmond, Peters
burg and New FORK, ......... ....... y
Steera@c P.ssaIe,... E.. ...... .... ..... 3
Passage, statcroom included, between ! ynchburg and New
Passage 10 and from Norfolk, same Ms by The River boat.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
eS~ The new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
he put upon Inc line, Ut the same rates us above, fornin. u ri.
Week.! line.
For tickets, apply to LEE. ROOKIE b Co, Agents,
niril Odds. Main Street, Iyncllburr. Va
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slMI-BITUMINOUS COAL,

FROM TIT REOENILF DKVEI"FtD -
Willis fountain OF Piedmon Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
FslIE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Il SIDE Railroad Company 10 deliver COAL from the new
Piedmont, Mines to the City Of l..nchburg, has established Il
Coat YARD on =" the Island" and appointed L. +. SINS, II well
known citizen Of this place, Agent Tor its safe and delivery, 10
whom please apply.
TINS Coat is produced from the mines Of DeBow h Co, who
are competent miners, and VINO arc prepared lo ship any guam
ly OF Coal that may be required, IN good marketable order. 1t
is naturally free from slate and other impurities, and is more
durable, under combustion, than ordinary Bituminous Coal, by
twenty five per cent. II IN now used exclusively III FarmvIue.
Int-g MINES are only about 10 miles from tins city, and over
til. easy grades Of The soutilside road, and are beyond the inlu-
ence ot competition in this market. The prices, therefore, will
be reduced according 10 the quantity consincd. For the pres
cut, they will be-:
for Crate Coal. % cents per bushel.
Fpr u a ~ 49, ~
sept Z6-d3m JOHN A. DAILY.
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;HlNA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
No lit Main Street, Richmond. Va.

~ I HEREWITH beg leave To inform my friends and
the public generally, that am now In reocip, of my
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
,iiaa II has ever before been embracing Dscordfed and told
Band Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sstfs: Pitchers, DISHES, Plate,
re, DC Also, Whtte China and Gyuntfe, of the best shapes
aud styles, in sets and by the single pair. Ny stock for the
WHOLESALE Trade, ! have selected with great care, and feel
ensured tina, eau sell as low as any re-Iacking house In the
United States; as receive my goods direcii. from the manufsc-
iurer. A call Is respectfully solicited.
July 22-dIy U. h. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va.
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NOu1CG.
ISEISG compelled by my health to reSrc from the Arm Of
ID lamp, smith y Co., hn. leave 10 tender my thanks Tor
HE yer, nhcrtl patronage oAtrnIcu To that house during my
connection WIN The same, and confidently recommend my sue.
cesN,fs 10 our old friends and patrons as reliable ana business
nlch. j. Is. SMITH,.
oct II dts-Eep COPY en-
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VyHE Pruprietors cf these Machines caim, land are prepared
Il 10 suhsaantinte the ciaim,) that their Instruments trM ore
cute, IN as bess sassev, any and all kiads Q a.effe"ort-
Combining. ~ they do, ail The improvements Which cxI-rlrne"
has proved 10 be requisite IN the perfection oil The Sew ng MA.
chimes, they commend themselves 70 the public ns The ssinples'
and mcsi reliable instrument In the market, and adapted u
cry branch Of industry IN which the needle IL required.
They viii stitch, hem, fell. bind and gather They MAKE .
strong iock stitch, that eanno, BE- nseled ~ pulled OUT Ihey
make . beautiful, uniform stitch, alike on both aides oi Tue snrk'
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machinet have great strength. are perfectly simple, hnd
the management 81 thtn easily acquired
Any spool u COTTON, Arsad az sAk, may BE- aaei Without re;
Winding They are aimoei sots<kess In their operation, and Tf"
Sear longer than any other Sewing Machine rxtant.
Let Manufacturer. Planter, FafmerS Housekecpcf~, or any
other pcrsons 10 search Of an Instrument 10 execute any lind
Of Ssasiac soe do~s BY machinery, make sure hey secure hs
6esf, by examining ours before purchasing.
=. HORTON KEACH, AsHsr,
A. Cosinthtau Hall, Main 81, between 9th h 10Th, up stairs
nov 8-dAc,Ianl Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

First Premium hats-Fall style!
No. asa Main Street, Opposite H. c. Vic orts,
LYNCHBURG,. VA.
First Premium Awarded at the Late
AGRICULTURAL . hEtnAsicAL raiR IN ruIs CITY.
II THE subscriber would call particular attention 10 the
1Atact tina, his HATS are made by his own hands, and always
Of The best material. and warranted 10 please In every parucu-
lar or no sale. lie Is decidedly ayerse 10 cgotism in any form
whatever, yet he cannot refrain from II IN This instance, Ia say
Ing that he Is sure his Hats cannot lie surpassed In workman
ship, material and style in tins market. lie would also call al
taniion 10 his extensive assortment OF Fell lIatA and Cloth, Vel.
vet and Navy Cape, Of every grade mud Of tho newest Fail Vie.
lie 10 conhient that his assortment Of nne FRENCH FUR
HATS and line CLOTH CAPS cannot be surpassed In variety
and extent In this market
The attention of Farmers and Tobaceonisis is respectfully
called W his variety OF servants Hats and Caps.
A call In most respectfully solicited before purchasing.
He would also state that he il prepared Ia mauup rture
GENTS DRESS aud CASHMERE HATS TO order, uf The tlst
material, and rs they are made by his own hands. lac can .ur.
nish them nj reduced rates. GEO. Al. KELLY,
q Oct toGb AEunt
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A.. HATS, CAPS, AND FURs ...
JOHN DOOLEY, x

10" read! u txlibit an unusually large sorlmr,ntr,1,'
l. IN the Hal, Cap and Fur line.
The stock consists Of ull the popular styles Of
HATS AND CAPS
now in use, viz: the rich and beautiful Mole Skin D,,. "
his own aud OF Northern Manufacture; I he Son ~, ~ ~ o
French style, Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters br,n. ,n nN
WOOL HATS, "''ul
from the loves; quality servants to the finest Saxopy xoo.
MEAS, Bol'S AND GlILDkEN'S CATS. va
Of Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, .Sc., NJ
LADIES RIDING HATS,
of Ecarer, black aud brown and richly trimmed Velvet.
tiilLDREN'S HATS AND CAPS ~
Of iaicst styles, sjine just imported from paris-icb ,,,..
LADIES FURs, "'"s'
Nic,orihes, ~Ii.pets, Hall Capcs, Iapes, Muns. Nu1.,,..
tiildrells ana Misses Furs, nil qualities AMI styles: MT
tAthiAGE AND TRAVELLING LoNrs
Wolf, BuIlaiu, Persian, Chinese lined und rough.
Merchants and dealers are Particular, invited Ia .,.,rm.,,
EXTENSIVE st"eh, i"r no tnoii is spared la make IiitI,,Dr,i ="
good II market 10 purchase in US any other in lhs countr, ~
sept - dts JOIIS uun.:nr
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JOHN
upUrg Extract Of q NiyeS Feet.

~ wv
uNOk producing, In u few miDuteH, q brilliant aud nutritious
Il Jelly, Blanc Mango, Creams, &c, and for thlckening and
improving Soups and Gra,ies. This preparation Ia guaranteed
to be obtained soei, nom Fresh Calvcs' Feet, 81 that the alb
sence VI impurny of every kind may he implicitly relied upon.
II Is strong, recommended as making n firm, bright, and beau
tlfni jelly, either for Domestic Jurposcs, or for the use OF lnva-
ida For saie by foot 10 itsl v. A. STROrlIER X ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

( NORM. MEAL, LUMP N GROUND PLASTER.-Thc
- undersigned has rented from Messrs. %IAnghorne n Johns
their Corn and Plaster Mil. lie will keep constantly ON hand
the above articles, which 10 will sell cheap 10 punciual custom
ers. CHAS. =. L~.ANGHORNEt Sole Agent
march 4-lts for The sale OF Western plnsirr In III, city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

Ih STOLEN, from my farm near Howardsyile, on
If1A Wednesday OF last week, A Gl.EY HORSE, three OF
AL -FOUR years old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
VIII u. given for the apprehension Of the thief, and a liberal re.
warn q horse. }. u. Is, .
s'lt IO-uNs ScOttsNiie. Alhemnrle IN
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fINllE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the I'M
Il dcrsigncd, nj the old stand, No. l24, Main street, where lie
VIII be pleased 10 receive n continuance of the very liberal pa
trorasc bestowed upon the late concern, assuring all who may
ell that every effort will be given 10 render satisfaction IN sly 10
of Pictures, rates of charges-Nc.
Wealso have the agency for the QuAKERCiTy DOUBLE THnEA 10
Lock STlTCu SEWING NJ MACHINES. II hens, tells, tucks, gathers
and e~mbroidcrs, and does al the work Of the best Fizo Machines
is far more simple and less complicated than AN! other Ma
chine, and is sold at the very low prices of $40 and $0. Best
Cabinet Machine ga lie lms the Patent Adjustable ilemm.r
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine. The only
on. that hens AL widths and thickness. FROM the large NUM-
br sold b, y. :. Tanner N Co., while achng ns agents, and the
general satisfaction which The Machines have given, the under
situci feels no hesitation in recommending Them rs the best
nov in use. Call aud examine them. n. >. TANNER,
,b,h DIS No. "a Main Strctl, IynchDurg, va.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.

Fire, Life and Marine \ = o..t
F1NlIIS Company makes Insurance against loss or damage by
l. Fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Factories and
other buildings, or Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
generally, in town and country On the most favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance on the lives ot all persons enjoying
good health, aud OF sound constitution for the whole duration
al life, or for II limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary Occupations, Will be insured on
reasonable terms.
The tuinl,an, will also take marine risks from and 10 any of
the Sortltr I'll or Southern Ports, al favorable rates.
BoAKD OF DIRECTORS,
JOHN ROBIN NJ, DANIEL, President,
JAMES VI. tolBS, Wee lFcsIdtui,
GEORGE Is. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
JoiN Orgy TAYLOR, WV. r. ASprasoS,
JAMES +. PAlNE, JonS I. DAVIS,
Ma. II. STKarToN, MAURICE :. IANGroRNE,
SAAuEL IL. MCKINNEY, CuAs. X. SLAUGHTER.
CREED 4. WILLS, Secretary.
On. WIN: oTWAI OWEN, Medical Examiners.
DE-. 4 II. GII.MER, "' "'"'
The Medical Examination of subjects for insurance will be
made nj the Office nj the Company on each day between the
hours of 2 anl 1 O'clock. 4. NJ. feb Z3-its
Manipulated Guano.
M Il offer 10 the Planters oil \ Virginia Il Guano prepared by
w u.s. as follows:
loo lbs. OF The best Peruvian Gualo that can be procured,
oU0 lbs. of the best sombtIo Gaano, containing iuI 81 per
cent. of the Phosphate oi Lime,
200 lbs Of tho best ground Plaster, for which we pay q per
ton, extra.
All we'll mixed together.
Planters and others are invited 10 examine tho Article. From
the best Information we can obtain, We believe Tins mixture is
Piire 10 Planters as per ton, or " per ton less When they
furnish the bags.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT X Co,
sept q dts Richmond, Va.
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GIJANO

|NNHE attention OF The Farmers Is called to this valuable Fer.
Il tlliher, from Jarvis Island, in the Pacific Ocean, and in
possession of lc American Guano Company by a formal act Of
the U. ;. Government. The principal Ingredient of the Amer
lean Guano is the Phosphate and Sulphate Of Lime in soluble
condition That can readily be taken up by the pant, and cannot
bc Initiated by art. 1t also has sufficient Animal Organic Mai
ter, yielding Ammonia To produce an immediate and abundant
crop. ii docs not act us II stimulant, but conicrs a lasting b,ne-
fit upon the soil after the crop has been harvested. Though 1t
was only introduced in Virginia in April, ii has been tried with
marked effect, and Is rapidly increasing in favor. Upon Wheat
Il has been tried with astonishing results, moi only producing u
crop, but insuringa superior stand Of grass. This Guano is put
up in bags or barrels, with the trade mark (uie American Eagie)
aud my name upon each package, and Is warranted 10 be pure.
ffLIX II. CAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, l,iclmond.
MOSES Lazy,
oct 6-iiy Agent for %L.ynchburg.
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JAMES BoNp1 IGhp, A. kiNSEA
JAMES BOYD & Co,
GrOCerS a Commission Merchants

y NJ HVUFN Ut TVt y TT THTVUWW IFVVTI
.I,ENCIEI3CliG, VA.
T1ARIIClIAE attention paid ~ the sale al tnHHLY FRO
i d1cs, and proceeds rrInittcd Immediately as soon ns sales
are effected. WIN keep on hand, n general assortment Of ono
cEEtrs AND itQroHs also, Gunno, Lime, Cement and Ground
Plaster for sal. ON accommodating terms. march 2-lls
NxT DOL CAiDINti.-Our Cards are now In perfect order
w having been newly nlled ana thoroughly repaired. and we
are prepared 10 do CAkDiNG In the very beat manner. At the
shortest notice. We have secured the services at Mr.. COLEMAN
JosEs, Of Nelson County, u tardor OF great experience, who
comes highly recommended ms n very Superior iarier. You
that want GOOD ROLLS, send in your Wool early, aud we will
endeaNor to card nil US II comcs In, without any delay. We are
determined &" spare no pains 10 please those who may patron
lac US We will receive Wool aud deliver Rolls at our stuc.--
We will keep constantly IN hand Wool Rolls for sale and Ex-
change for Wool.
The Hishes, Cash Price paid for Wool delivered at our store
or mill lnhy ll-disl NOWLIS n AUKRELI
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0n PAIR Extra Heavy Brogaus for sale by
ANO nov D us M. llBfLINS a co

.
"''ip mos respectfully announce To my friends and to
- llost' trading In Lynchburg. that 1 am now prepared 10 veil
nen rooDs on as reasonable terms as they can lind in the
natAet MY stock OF Domestics is large and selected with grra,
Ars i nave also On hand, y large lot Of Blankets, Hats. Shoes
ain oot u good stock OF Groceries, which | am determined
y, ~ sell low . cash, or ON short time TO prompt customers.-
Please give me u call at 35 Bridge Street.
Oct S-dls JEy KINNIrp
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Make Your Own Soap.

fYNlE Keystone state Saponiler, or Concentrated Lyc will
make soap with little or no trouble; will clean type; is
'aiualit. Tor All PURPOSES where a strong le is required; viii
make hard water soft. &c.
We would caution the trade against counterfcits, as the success
Of this article has induced unprneipled parties 10 initiate it,
Full directions with each package.
a Large suppl. for sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
sept 2EIts Druy,,.t
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Servants

Wanted,
'tNlIE Subscribers wish 10 purchase for Il friend in Alabama, an
l. experienced Male Dmingroom Servant aud n good Female
cook, " asher and lroner. The gentleman in ~ant Of these
servants Intends them for his own use, and persons having ser.
wants for sale, with the requisite qualification and character,
ma! rely upoa moi onl! getting full value, but also and excel,
lent home Tor their servants. FOR further Information apply 10
sept 12-dis-ltcpc copy NJ. LAhGIiORNE.& SONS,
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Seed Stor,

Seed Store.
Is. FUCKER offers TO the trade, al his store. onDosito tI,c
- !. Bank OF Virginia, at L%ynchbury, the following catalogue
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EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIzEl
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
IN THESE LorrkKiss tvkRY PnIx Ii pRAwS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

HAVANA ARS......HAVANA CIGARS.
FIGARo-Always hand fine assortment of this cele-
bated brand and also the following brands Preuvese
D. D. La Voz Ingenuidad Nicotiana
Washington SULTAN Bengochea Albion Flor Morales Selma
Flor Pnados Dos Hermsnas, Antonio Garcia Acierto
gue Moskovas Regalas Londes Flor Fira Concentrates
Breva Czadores Cuncha Operas Entire Actos Briancas
etc. etc.
Sole Agent of the Figaro Cigarettes.
For sale by F. RIvAS
jas I'm 81 St. Charles street. stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20


AUGUSTUS THoRNDKE WHEN YOUNG MAN.-The
singular will of this gentleman has been published
The most remarkable thing in said will is the revenge
with which he pursues his daughter for marrying the
man whom her father did not choose to have for
son-in-law. Though worth half million, be be-
queathed his daughter an annuity of four hundred
dollars only and he forbade all his heirs and asgnees
to give her anything more under the penalty Of los
ing what he had wiled to them. How great the pro-
vocation was the part of the daughter, says the
Exeter IN. HI Newsletter, we do not know. But
we did know the father little more than forty years
ago. He was then under the age Of twenty.one,
student in college, and rusticated to town in the
county Of Middlesex. for neglect Of study. BE was
then regarded as spendthrift, and young man
who, if not already ruined, was fast approaching the
precipice to which Incidence and dissipation, with
plenty of money, sure to lead. We saw him only
occasionally. But as We were about to leave the
town, and hs term Of suspension being nearly ended,
be asked US, day, to write for him two or three
college exercises, termed forenscs, and to forward
them to him, for he was delinquent In this respect,
as he would be obliged to present them before read
mission. We did not send them as soon g be ex-
peced and he wrote an urgent epstie, calling upon
Us in no gentle terms to help him in the matter. We
yielded to his opportunities, and furnished the exer-
cises desired He returaed to college and graduated
We saw him occasionally afterwards But for the
service we rendered him, he never said SO much as
~ thank you" We believed him then to be thor
oughly selfish young man. and from his strange treat.
ment of his daughter, it would seem that age had
only confirmed that trait In bis character.
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Arscsloses Of Essi,sh lawyers.

Lord Thurlow vss lannon's for tie roushne.u and
brutality Of bis manpen cn.liti.s n IA, ~ =.
hard to Be excelIed ~ ~. $500, n.
- s1s sss " oue occaAo1, hpWever, ne
11es AVS ma.cn. Inc aory gues
One day be was stting Ia bis psfyate room 70 hear
some application 1t tie tine NJ LoFd6 wefe aamb-
ling in their houses. Being unshlo - coe1lpeuce
business without their speaker, they desired NJ.
Quarme, deputy usher Of ths Black Ro1 q 70 he
Chancellor and tell him tie Lola1 vvse aas,nbIinr
Mr. Quarme went and delivered IT, msslaee aUmph,T
was the only reply which the Chsncalk youchss3ed.
The deputy usher returned 70 TIE h0dus spu1e time
passed and Lord Thur30w did NOT mxke H. appear
ance. A peer went down 70 M. Qnsfme and begged
MN 70 60 again, and tell the Chancslloe plsinly
tnas the Lords we're waiting for him, and tkst the
hour appointed for the honsa meeting had long
passed, and that they could wait 10 longer. The
deputy returned 70 the Chancellor, and, With rome
emphasis, repeated ths msAsgs with which be MAS
charged. The ChanceIor deigned no othee reply
than his accustomed growL @But, my Lord aid
Q1arme, With some warmth, * must haxe your lord
ships answer: The Lords a1e wniting r ssD-n the
Lords y raid Thurow fnfek1v 6xfn. = I,nl ~ 49,