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To Cyrus kinssy Anna ). Brssher, Fradsrick Bra
sher, sarah Brasher, h. " Brashsr, F1fas Niisey,
T.. Il. Moore. John Mckenny, Benz. Barton,
John III aunas, Breer Shine
VvU and cab Of you hereby notified that
l. there 10 now file in the Office ST fhe Clerk Of
the District Conrt vi Lee Cvsaty, lewa.a keoknk,
petition Of Airan Barney claiming OF you Cyrus
kSnsey the sun of twenty-seyen hundred thirty
seven and SO 100 dollars rs money due on two
mortgages made hy you TO Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Barney, dated December TO- 1886
also claiming against each Of you the foreclosure
Of said nortgages, the same being upan Loi in
Block in Nasen's Upper addition keoknk, Lea
county, Iowa, for the purehase moneys aud further
asking for the sale Of said premises, tue appoint
Iasntof receiver, and general resisf.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second DAY Of the
next term ct said court, TO commence al Keokuk
on the fret Monday OF September, A. ID. 1869,
default will be entered against you, the petition
tsken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you az prayed therein.
!. NOBLE i STRONG,
July 23 1860 I'm PITTS Atfy's
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Legal Notice.

LeKdt N0ueN@
To NJ r. Collins, u Al Sullivan, Chariotte Sulli-
van James Ii Collins, Ann Lupton, d. G. Dewey,
Charles Parsons A Co., w. G. Graham, McCreery,
Essex Co, A. Todd, George b. Todd, Ford, Cor
ham Ford, j. NJ. keid, Iowa Wesleyan Uuiver-
sity, WIN. ". Turner, Tai4cott Emerson 4 Co,
Mbittemore Squire Co Edwin Manning. VIII
liam A X. l.. Raddick, Chaplin Lee, Lawrence
Machine shop Company, Nj. 4 q. Moes, II j.
Ward, j. Mitchell, Bros. A Co., Scott
Hedges, s. w. 4 II. Tucker, Potter white, Mute
Bailey;
VoU and each of yoa are hereby notified that
there is now on file In the office OF the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, lows, Mt Ke kuk
petition of Ledyard Linkiaen claiming of yoa
the said Nj. +. Collins the sum Of twenty six han
dred and thirty three So loo dollars, with interest
at 10 per cent. from July l. 1860, upon several
promissory notes executed by you TO Horafio Sey-
mour and assigned by him plaintiff also claim
ing against all Of you the foreclosure of mort
gage executed by you said NJ. i. Collins and j. HI.
sullivan TO said seymour and assigned 10 said
Ledyard LinBaen, To secure said notes, being upon
twenty feet front by one hundred and forty feet
deep of let two In block ninsty-teres in the City
OF keekak, lee county. Iowa. more particularly
described In said NOR gage; praying for appoint
ment OF receiver TO take charge of said property,
and for correction of the description Of the
said real estatei praying also for the sale Ut The
same.
And that unless you appear and answer thereto
on or before the second day Of the next September
ls65j term Of said court Judgment will be render
ed sgainst you by default
NOBLE L STRONG,
July 10, is60-im Pitts An'ys.
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To " B. Kendall, III. X. Reeder, James Hirst,
Levi sutiG, Jacob Null fer use of M. Il G.. q.
Sutlif, Vim. d X L. Ruddick Francis McMan-
nus and j w Goodrich, (defendsntsC
You are hereby respectively notified that there lis
nov on fie in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of Lee County. Iowa, at keokuk,a petition
of II. ID. Woodward Co., ginning Judgment
on foreclosure 81 a m1tgage against Sad v. u.
Kendall above named, for tue cum Of two hundred
dollars, withten per cent interest from the Let day
of July, 1890, sna speeia. aud ganoral execution
against V. b. Kendall, and as against all said de-
fgndauis above named, praying also for he fore
closure Of mortgage gwen bp said d Kendall
10 orson Eaton, upon Lot 3, Block 20. in b. w.
kllaoufpc addition to the City Of keokuk, Lee
County Iowa. the sale Of said mo rtg sged premipes
to pay off said debt the extingqishmgnt of all
90 uity of redemption therein, for auais and gener-
al relief.
Now you and each OF you are notified 10 appear
AID answer raid petitiea on the morning OF the
second day Of the next term Of ssid court. TO be
holden the first Mos day of Septe mber, 1850, or
judgment ana decree viii be had therein as prayed
for by default.
Ill. SCOTT HOWELL,
July Is, ls60-lm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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STATE OF low, e.
Ceghor III. Harrison, X. Wv. Baiiey, X. r..
Ford, ID. W. Ford, james Reynolds, = X. Rsy-
nolds, ]. T. Harris, q. W Turner, John X. Allen,
Curtis Y. Conn, Charles Hubbel Anna Hnbbeil.
WA. Rces, Ri ciatss Andrew Marshall. Jas Ill.
Marshall, " I'd. Steel; N, Ion palmsr, II. L. Nal
ker, Francis I Kaye, Henry Nj Parkburst, I'd
mana 6auie, u. X. faeksy iTas for hi M Park
hurst, VIVA. C. Cooke, O. ID. Castor james Cox.
j. G. Cue, r. II. Smith, q. n. schafFer, r. A.
urmston. j. Miller, Edward corbin, chss. Clark,
Arthur Bridgmap, ficklen 4 Lucas, A. Hosn sr,
Thomas Lynch. VIM. X. l.. Ruddich, T. W.
Phinnsy, lanes Hixon, ]. X. Davidson, Daniel
FaviIis, 3. 4. Marshall, A. III LeInans. Joseph
Conway, s. ID. Edson, John IA. Deter Co.. Alex.
saroni, WheeieY. Bellows Co., August stein
and August Kraft.
Xy0u and each VI Won are hereby notified that
II there ls nov Old die IN the uiace Of the Geek
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keo-
kuk. petition In Chancery 81 Jesse Maltby
claiming against you the SAID Z. Il. u. W Ford
q decree for The payment Of the principal and In
tersst now due on Ave certain promissoTy notes
ecuted by you u said Jesse AaItby, a4i dated
kes kag, October Ist, 1855 enc For the of
$3.50, payable Al gust IL s5s, one forthe
payable August J., 500 one for the same pay
able August 4 1860, one for 1 se sum gay sb
August l., 1851. and ems for the VI 5000 pay
able August |, 1866 aud against sli If you the
freclosure Of a mortgage executed by Il X, a. ID.
w. Ford 70 sid Jesse Matby, Ost. 4, 1890, 70 se-
care SAID soss upon cerFan premises ttffotn men,
timed in which IL is said each If you have or
claim some IEtsresl bat no personal claim II made
against any Of you except the said 4. r. ID W.
FORD: and also asking for the sale ofsaid premises
and other relief.
Now, therefore. unless yoa appear md
SAID petition on beIars tbe srcsnd asy Of the
neat term of said d. let Court. to be gun AMI
holden in heokak on the lst Monday In Sertsm-
Der, 1850, decree will be entered agsinst sou in
accordance with tie prayer Of said pesiaiCn.
GLAOEII, HroWNEA ILAGEfT
july q, lsk0-iim Att'ys for Petitioner
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JAMES DRADEN,
HIRAM TORREY.

HIRAM ToRREY.
JsHE defendant, Hiram Torrey, IL hereby n oti-
l fed that there Is row file IN the office OF The
Clerk If the District Court Of Lee Couuty, Iowa at
Keos NIX, the petition OF plaintiff, james Braden
claim ing Of snld defendant the sum OF one hundred
and twenty five dollars for money had and received
by the defendant foi the plaintiffs use TIE said
petition also asks for an attachment against the
goods and chsttels Of the said defendant; and un-
less the same defendant appears and answers said
petition on or before the I'd day of the September
term, 1860, OF said District Court, Judgment will be
rendered against him thereon.
TURNER A CRAIG,
July ~ lsSo-lR Att'ys TOR Pitt.
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To Thomas Cross, Rodah Cross, Eliza j. Cluts, Eli
Cluts, Henry Cluts, James Burrows. James hey
nolds, Frederick Zugg; Geo. w. Hsrdesty, Jacob
Bushy, Theoda q. Barrett, Wilson Barrett, II ugh
Norsters H.ssas. +as,,tgssg4 3
V0u and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there is now on fle in the Clerks Office of the
District Court OF Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk, n
petition Of Amos III. Brawn claiming " you the
foreclosure Of mortgage on lot no. In block
liz in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa given by Thos.
gross and kodAh Gross to the said Brown to secure
the purchase money Of the said premises; said pc
ttion claiming also decree against said Thomas
Gross for the sum Of xTe6 80 100 With interest at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, the amount
of two promissory notes secured by said mortgage.
pear and answer said petition on before the End
day of the nexttrm OF said court ut said place to
be holden, jadment or decree villa be rendered
against you according to the prayer of said Pc
tition.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS.
July II, 1860. I'm Soils for Petitioner.
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To Thomas G. Love, Banj amin Chase, n. 4. Griffin;
VOU and each ui you are hereby notified that
there s now file In the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
keokuk, petition of I. r.. Voorhies claiming OF
huodred dollars az money due n issory note,
and claiming against all Of you the foreclosure of
q mortgage given by said Chase and said Love TO
secure the payments If sHid note and others.
And unlfss 3ou appear and answer said petition
or before the second day OF the next September
term Of said Court, judgment will b. rendered
against you bv default st
RANKIN, MILLER 4 EEsTER
July Is, 1850 dim Attys for Plaintiff
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Worster, Robert Worstsr Theodore IL. Myers, j.
A. Worster, TempIin Wcrster:
YOU are each of yoa hereby notified that there Ii
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court OF Lee County, Iowa, Mt Keoknk, the
petition Of Smith Hamii claiming Of James E.
Bruce and Win. @. Daniels the sam of fourteen
hundred dollars az money due him from them on q
promissory note; and claiming Ok MI of you tho
Brucs and VIM. O. Daniels 10 smith Hamil TO se-
cure said mote, 90 lots Eve and six In block l58,
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Now unlcss you appear and answer thereto ON or
before the second day Of the next September term
"a. ID. 1S60) Of said court, Judgment and decree
viii be rendered against you by default according
to the prayer of pIalntif rs petition. vx1Eeref
McCRAkY a BRUCE,
July 20, 1as0.Tm Soi's for plaintif. s
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10 Edward A. Feote, X. p Foute, John r b atty,
Christian CARRIER, state savings Instlintion, tde-
fendantsl:
Nou are hereby respectively ne t6ed thai there is
i now on Gle in the Clerk Office OF the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa, mt Kcokuk, the petition
Ut Hiram Barney, claiming judgment Gu lore
closure OF two nortg ges against said b, A. h.
b. Foote above named, for The sum OF nine thou
sand dollars, with ten per cont interest from the
LIST day Of July, 1859, and special and general
execution against u, A. X. II. Fcote, aud as
against all said defendants above namsd praying
also for the foreclosure of two mortgages given by
said y. A. k b. Foote to Charles Mason upon
Lots 80, 80 and 10 in Book A, In Mason's Upper
Addition to the City OF eokuk, Lee county, Iowa,
the saieof aaid moftgaged pr tmises to pay off
said dett, the exttnguishmentaf all equity OF re-
demption therein, for eosts and general relief.
Now you and each Of you notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning OF the
secon. day Of the n ext term OF said court. to be
les monday OF September, IopV, or
Judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
,a. H. SCOTT HOWELL. aR
July rs, ls60-lm solicitor Tor Petitioner.
original Nosice.
To Isaac NanAusdall, James M. anAusdali
Richard 8. Canning ham, Hatch Thompson W
W. Worthington, l.. Harbine and John A. Ora
ham, a@
voU are hereby notified that there is now ON
Il file in the Cierx oaice Of the District Court
of Lee county, iowa, at keokuk, petition in
Chancsfy OF Charles Parsons Co., praying las
against all Of you) for the cancellation and salts
faction Of record Of certain mortgage made ky
Isaac NanAusdaii to you JAS. M. NanAusdan and
Richard >. Cunningham, dated z6th December
1857, recorded In book :, page 1873, records OF Lee
county, Iowa, being upon The n-w b, sec q, town
ship 80 N. range west and the s4w. sec. S. town
ship IS n. range vest, claiming that the same is
fraudulent mortgage; and also praying for gen
era1 reliei, with costs.
And yen each required TO appear and answer
said petition by the second day 81 the next term Of
said coart, which will tie held on The first Monday
or September, ls6Uhor dasree will be had by de-
fault as therein prayed Tor.
j. LUTHROP RICE,
July "A, 1s6o-lW Sol. for Petitioner. I.
s. tte -
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To +. T. Cave, Elizebeth Cave, Noah Bailey Eaton
Brothers Il Co., HI. III Slaughter, G. Garber, w.
X. Crockett, State Of Iowa.
V0U and each of hereby notified that
/ there Ia now en- file In the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. at keokuk
petition of Hiram Barney ciaimi ng of you j. L
Cave the sum of twenty-five hundred and eighty
Eve dollars. with interest at 10 pr cent pet an
mum, money due on two mortgages made by you
TO Charles Mason and since assigned TO hiram
Barney, dated July "a, 1888. also claiming against
each of YOU the foreclosure of said cages, the
same being upou the north half of the south west
quarter of section seventeen, and the north west
quarter sout beast quarter OF section eightce
township nxty-six (6bl, range six west, Lee
county, Iowa, for the purchase money; and asking
further for the appointment OF receiver, for n
sale of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morningot the second day of the
next term of said court, TO commence at keekuk
on the FIRST Monday of Sepstm Der, A ID. 1860, q
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken as by yos confessed and decree endered
against you as prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
July ~, 1850 dim Plaintiffs Attys.
&G seRaa Notice.
To John Cowan Stephen +, Jones, Mrs Stephen f.
Jones, Thomas DAVIS, William Garrett, J. C.
Hughes
NOu and each of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now d lie in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk, q petition Of II X. a u. w. Ford q part
nership OF that name, claiming of you the said
John Cowau aud Stephen L, Jones six hundred and
fifty dollars, as balance due them on joint
promtssOry note executed by you to them aIso
praying against all of you the foreclosure of q
mortgage executed by said stephen r. Jones and
John Cowan upon real estate described a. lots No.
and in block one hundred aud eighty-6ve in
the said city Of keokuk in said county and State,
so secure the payment Of said nDte, with other
note of $1,000 since assigned to you the aid Thos.
Davis praying for foreclosure OF SAID mort gage
sgainst all of you. and for the sale of said prem
Uses.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the secord day Of next September term s60)
of said court Judgment Will be render against you
by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
july I6, ls6n-dIm Pltfis' Attorneys.
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I.egni Malice.

July Is. $500 I'm Pr. An.xs
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Vrtstnal Notice.

July %, Is60-Im PltGs Atty's.
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Legal Notice.
To 8. @. Burbridge, y Yard, Michael Bushey Lin

July IS, le80-dIm Pitts Att'ys.
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saF CURTIS, aILLMORE& CURTIS,
July g. lSa0-dlm Sol. for Plain tiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
.'Tbc Only Order Of Knighthood Ever Con-
stitufcd on this Continent"

This proposition is sought to be made good
by Mr.. T. B. j. Frye, Of Rich Point, -Nlexan-
d-ia comfy, Va in recent letter addressed to
the Alexandra! Gazette. Us bis authority,
he quotes the following from book entitled
'.Thc Present State of Virginia.. by Hugh
Jones: A. NJ, Chaplain to the Honorable As
scmbly, and lately minister Of .Ian:>i"wn, &c,
in Virginia, printed in the year l124
g Gov. Suotswood, when he und"r!oCi; the
great discovery Of the passage over tile mo!!r-
tans, attended with sufficient guard. and pl-
oneers ami gentlemen, with q sufficient stock
Of provisions, with abundant fatigue, passed
these mountains. and cut Ills Majcsf.s :ianc
in a rock upon the highest Of them, naming 1t
Mount hs"rqe, and III compaisance: the gem
tlemcn, from the Governors name, called the
mountain next in height, Mount Alrroadria.
"For this expedition they were obliged to
provide great quantity oI horSc-sl,orS, tthngs
seldom usr, in the lower partS nf tho country,
where there arc few stones 'pon which ac-
count the Governor, upon ti'.ir return, pre-.
sentcd ca,.i nf his compani"I,i with golden
horseshoe, tsome Of which have seen stud
dcd with valuable stones, resembling the heads
of nails with this inscription on the one Side:
Sic iuyat transcendere montes "-and on the
OTHER is written The Tramontane Order
This lie instituted to encourage gentlemen
to venture back and make discoveries and new
settlements; any gentleman being entitled to
wear this golden shoe, that can prove his hay
ing drunk His Majesty's health upon Mount
George
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PE0sPHOR- PERUVIAN GUAN0,
T OBACCO M a NJ u r E

AGEICCL TRIAL SALT AND GROUND E0N5 ASH:
~ &. iiUEF5N, CORNER ELEVENTH
Il AND CARY STREETS, the Basin Richmond, Va,
Oilers to The farmers the following MANCRE all OF his own
manuiactur.-yz
RCFFIN'S PIlOSpHoR-pERTrIAN GrANo, containing
: per cen: Ammonia and ~ to 10 per cent Bone
Phosphate Lime, per ton Of !, ,HN pounds ......f"
EGFFiN'S ROME ASH & UANO, containing 5rer cent
Ammonia, and about 30 per cent. Bona Phosphate
Lime, per Ton Of 1000 pounds ............- ~
RCFFlS'S TOBACCO MANURE, containing Per
cen: Ammonia 81 per cent. Bone Phosphate Lime-z
Chloride Of Sodium and Il per cent. sulplate Lime
PET Ton OF 1000 pounds .............
RCFFlNS GROUND BONE ASH, containing about :"
per cant. Bone Phosphate Lime, dry ard pure, per
kon W s.'NIu pounds. .-........
AGRICULTURAL SALT, loose in hags, per ton Of
AGRICULTURAL. SALT, i'll bags, per ton OF ",eoV .,
pounhs ...:.....--. ....--..... :3II
THE ABOVE MASCRES are put up In strong bags, con
tang l6i pounIs eac twelve bags OF which make fraS
:ion over ton and he had Of F. G. mt ms mill
Of any Commission Merchant 10 Richmond; OF THOMAS
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg; NJ. HoLL1NS co:
Lrnchburg; LEIGH BROTHER Norfolk; MASON, MAR
TIN CO., scottsvle JOHNSTON, cLARKs CO., Dan
Vile Feb 2eciftf
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To he Editors q the Enquirer:

Gcntlcmen--There being a vacancy in the
third electoral district composed Of the coun-
ties Of Halifax, Pittsylvania, Franklin, Henry
and Patrick, which presume is soon to be
filled by an appointment of the Executive
Committee Of the Democratic pnrty, | must
beg permission Of yon 10 allow lie the nsc Of
your columns to suggest TO tho gentlemen cotn-
posing said committee and to present to their
consideration, the man whom | can safely say
will give universal satisfaction 10 the whole
district, and who, am certain, would be the
choice OF the people Of Franklin county by an
overwhelming vote against any other gentle
man, were the appointment left to the people
| alludc, sirs, to John K. Edlnunds, of Halifax,
whose brilliant efforts in behalf of Democratic
men and measures will long lie remembered
with pride by all who heard him in this coun-
ty in days past deem it unnecessary. il not
preSlnnptuous in me- to protler my advice 70
the able and worthy gentlemen composing ine
Executive Committee, but have written 'Als
communication merely TO request o. theih
that they will give us the ul' n we prefer Us we
ask for one whose ability is known and ac-
knowletgcd by every intelligent man IN the
S,a,c PIEDMONT.
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vu;,ots neu,ocrnsic Conversion.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention, held Yesterday at Springfield, was
larrel; attended and entirely harmonious JAS.
r Allen was nominated for Governor, Lewis
c. Ross for Lieutenant Governor, Il. Z. camp
bell for Secretary of State, Bernard Artenzen
for Auditor, and Hugh Maher for Treasurer.
The electors st large are J. L. D. Morrison and
". Il. Cushman.
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TglHE JAMES RIVER MASUfACTERISG COMPANY
L OF Richmond announce TO the public tina, they are
preparing Machinery for the Mani pnlaon OF Fertilizers
and viii be In readiness TO supply farmers and others with
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The increasing demand for prepared anures substi
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same time improve the soil permanently, Is deAiderdtn"
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With these Tiews, the JAMES RIVER MANCrACTU.
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The Company have large power for is purposes
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and al very ing expense; and the public may be as-
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Ihosr crson. who desire tn hare this article In time for
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NASUEfs$ FOR TOBACCO. OATS. CORN, &''..
WILL. rs PREPARED N THEIs DrE ssAsns.
The following named gentlemen compose the Board Of D-
JOHN l.. BACON, Of Mrs.rs. Bacon BasEery!lle:
LEWIS MkEl:, of Messrs. l.. Webb and J. q. Wade
NOTHING, OF Messrs. Schaer, kohler Go.
THOs. H. PRICE, Of Mes.rs Thos r. Price 4 Co.
DIT WILLIAMS, Of Me.srs D. Williams /: Hicks.
GEO. W WiLLIAMS Of Mess, 5. William. 4 Darlington
ED WORKMAN. Of Mrszrs. I'd WORKMAN I Co.
II. l.. KENT, Of Mrssrs Kent, Paine & Co.
W. GWATiiMEI, nf Mcssrs. W. 4 q. Gwaihtnry.
JOHN BOOKER OF Messrs. Green & llobson.
ABRaM WARWICK, OF the Galego MILL.
WM d. GIBSON. Commission Merchant.
ALEX. GARRETT, Commission Merchant.
GEO t. DABNEY, Professor Richmond College
Orders for the article should be addressed to the
Commission Merchants generally, Of Richmond or 10
F. D. BENTLEY.
Agent for The Company.
Echu,"ni, Isl May, lAiu
The above Fertilizer will he made fror Peruvian Guar"
nnd Bone Phosphate hf Lime in exactly equal proportions
say 80 per cent OF each Each article will be OF the hest
that can be procured II will be ground on burr mill stones
and carefully mixed by being second time through
eccentric iron mills.
prce-fI0 rer Ion Of 9,Q0e pounds
T.. b. BENTLEY, Agent