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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

The Washington Correspondent of the Cincin.
matt Gazette, has the following;
Bean. editor Of the Democratic paper at Ere.
mont, Ohio. has testified before the Covode com.
mittee that Wendell gave him Ave thousand dol
lars to push tho English bill through tho House Of
Representatives.
Really. the marvellous tales Of Aladdin do not
equal thoas that are told Of the almost fabulous
Hwealth tha. has beea employed by Wendell to cor
rups The people aad their Legislators. What will
come nexty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
Trust Sale of Valuable Land naor
T.vnchh1 -S~]A

VlS virtue Of rIs, decd, executed by Walter IIona
- and wife, the lst day December 1859 md In
sOrde the undersigned, trustee therein named win [
sale. on SATURDAY the l2 day Of May next on The n
that very desirable TRACT OF LAND bought by Tie i
Henderson OF Edgar Whitehead Esq, lying about ian ,nS
hall mill: from The city Of iynchbug, and containing TWn
Ut NnEED AMP FIFTY ACRES This mud has upon il n
is well wooded. has about thirty acres Of excellent meadow
Swory OF the attention of persons desiring good farm
residence Those wishing to purchase referred 10 Wsi
Henderson for further Information, to the advertiser h"
authorised TO maze sale rvaely, If he deems procr Il,
irRMs-1he rroer. VIII be sold for fourth of he '
east money cash. negotiable note. sasacto y e,rpi
interest added, at monis and for the baance on rr, az
and Two years, for bonds with personal security
interest from day of sale and trust deed land In s
their payment. JOHN NJ SPEED Trns,o.
NH 3I-IAc2a " t1s--IRen. copyl e''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

EaPpears that Collector Baker, of philadsl.
phia. says the Alexahdria Gazette. has been 'cut.
ting up soms shines" in Charleston whittier he
has gons 70 attend tho Convention such as
''rearing and charging, Z and assaulting people.
Isthess sothing v ~ Aaths Castom Housed Do
the pnblis ~ hin : hasdaene salary for inter
fsrihg = - peiisios Of the country! If a Ma
tiOnai Wig il elected President be viii be SURE
20 soiores The Wing rule on that subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
HOllluS InStitut.e


fsNE next session oi tis lnsiuc i"nng Ladies, will
o.n t' stu oil jane, and continue 10 u pu,
hoard OF instruction and Government consists Of sx
Et"temea and thee lhI'es ana the course % instruction.
braces light bcpafm,Istie Engish a.s,iage.
Languages, Modern Languages Mathematics ac,cuc,s
M,,a Moral SCIENCE lsor, M1 .ic. Urn,,lcu.ai
Jrtnohes also iau-h.
Inc accommodations ample and elegant, aud the
sNv Gennd> AROUND the bdilngs, buauu and attractive,
inNtns Ia ou door exercise and aiuring lie oIoru-
fodnI The entire "Boieour Springs" property
Gina wi, a', a,orab! known, and enjoying
dcshu summer climate, Is school oie.,s
summer sesuI and ihu, secures double auageiic
shIor studies oi the carrier part 81 the
hd SUMMER AMI 'le purls engaged N Ie arduous
AMI diicnit turing The An
ipn years has demonstrated the exc. lie aL u. of
cement
For board and Tuition, in al Literary B,uacies per
N., I, 49,, s "'r' 40
halt IA lac end vi lhe session.
and Twelve from Washington Eay communication with the
south Western states Pupils viii be met Bonseks pepo:.
r o, Botetour, Springs, Va. may 4-esw
Circuit Court, by adournmcnt and held for
IN the county OF Amherst, the House, saturday
Robert Il. Tucker Plaintiff
William b. kubank, John T. Eubank, John Pryor. exor of
VIM Pryor, deed, and as under the viii the said
deseden' for Margare L. knbank now deecased and her
bank thomas b. Enbank Richard b. Eubank Delta Eu-
bank Elizabeth Eubank, Lucy Eubank, aad Julia A. Eu-
ode The descendant John Pryor trustee
render before OF tho this Coart an ac
count oil his transactions said estate which ac
aud the said Commissioner Is directed OF all
debts from The trust estate also an account Of the pLns
dan VIM Eubauk, be settled according 10 riori,y and
tate of Win r kubans BY advertisement in some 1
printed in the city Of Lynchburg weeks to
A Of aS OF S taxing 'Ss' S
shall be deemed sufficient al the parties
Ro A. PENDLEToN Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

Sntp BUILDING AT EAST BosroN.-At this place
there are now on the stocks six ships, two barks
and two schooners. Tonnage, 40. These craft
will all be flushed by the FIRST Of June. About
300 hands are now employed at the different
Der day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

Destructive FIRx IN Brook Won Saturday
a fire occurred on Pell street, Brooklyn, N. Y,
destroying $40, 600 worth Of property. The prn-
oipai sufferers were j. Sperry. frame aianuiactu-
mans, sic, 900; N. Clark, 81 800, and numerous
other parties Insurance only partial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

ANOTHER RAILROAD SoLp.--The Cincinnati and
Chicago railroad has been sold to U. Zeil Murdoch
and four others by John II. Hea, commissioners,
for the sum of thirty thousand dollars. The sale
was subject to a mortgage Of three hundred thou
sand dollars, with the accrued interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

Brook MAkixo-At the Deaf and Blind Inst-
tuition, at Rocky Mount. North Carolina, they
have gone into the manufacture Of broons, 50 that
there win be 40 use Of sending North tor the ar.
tiele. An order for $4,000 is now being flled
there for Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

ed lawyer in Northwestern Virginia, and at one
time representative in Congress from Wheeling
district. died last week in Morgsntown. Mr.. W.
was brother to Rev. Norval Wilson, of the NJ.
L. Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

TIE Csas.tie. Opeaed rifk ssfris-Sr'ias kn'ie and
72rss CAsvsJ for tie Uaise- Ga,ieries Crerdsd sifA
Lades-Daiotings for Pyesideatiai Candidate Re
tnmed- djsnrnsd until fo.morror.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

tEre1sAls EIsslion - ne House of RsprO.
i neassklEos. L.
a. In ell probability. there viii b fosr eandi-
IAstss for ths fFssiasney. and The slsetioa may
devolvs upon IS Hoass Of Representatives. We
givs hslew - ssnposisiss Of that body.
Desocratie- Alabama, Arkansas. California,
Delaware. Flerida, Georgia. Illinois. louisiana.
1fississippl, Missouri. Oregon, South Carolina.
Texas. virginia-l4
Republicans Connecticut. Indiana. Iowa. Maine.
Massachusetts. Michigan. Minnesota, N. Hamp-
shire, New Jersey. New York. Ohio. Peunsylva-
MIA, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin-l5.
| Equally Overwhelmingly, Maryland and N.
Carolina--3.
american -Tennessce-l.
II requires IT votes to effect n choice, and rs
neither the Democrats nor the Republicans have n
sufficient number, the four last named States WILL
Of course, hold the balance Of power. Should
tho House full to elect President before the 4th
of March, that duty will then in effect desoive
upon the Senate which has the election oil n
Vice. President who, under the provisions OF The
Constitution, becomes President OF tho United
States. The Senate is composed Of majority OF
Democrats
We have no idea, however. that the House
would let tho election g. by default, TO be decided
by the Senate and the result of tho struggle
would BIO compromise upon the National Union
whoever he may be. The Southern
Opposition hold the balance Of power, and as the
Republicans know that Democratic President
would DO elected by the Senate. they would sub
nit 10 the election Of the National Opposition ra-
Their than tho Democratic candidate. We should
have little fears of the result in the House, if the
Southern Opposition should stand firm, We
have no doubt they would.
The following is one Of many other sketches Of
the personael of the Charleston Convention. Mr..
Cuttings. Of Nd, thanks 10 '''hc flowing bowl
awoke up the other morning and found himself I
famous. from the chronicles of the day previous,
one Of Which Is here snljoinel;
Mr. Cuttings, Of Nd. renewed tho motion T.
lay on the table The President was about stating
the question, when voice cried out. MIR. Pre.'-
dent it'sn mistaks-l didn't second that mans
motion down there" Mr. Cuttings arose To de-
mand an explanation. lie would ike 10 know
" no il was that spoke 30 disre-terfnlly OF hun
lie claimed to be n delegate from Maryland Mr..
Hooper arose. lie did not intend anything ti'-
respectful to the gentleman from Maryland. hut
nv name is Tom Hooper. OF Alabama Mr.. Git
no insult was intended, the gentleman
will call Mt my room. and take drink
We have heard nothing further from Mr.. Git
tings, bat presume that the matter between hun
self and tom" was "amicably and honorably
adjusted"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
GEORGE ID. DAVIS,
Grocer and Commission Mcrcha N,
No Of i,

ifO' IOt itAstIII DI by uCIUUTR, va,
Ia receipt Of large stock Of Groceries, stupe Dry oo
Hardware, Shoes WOODWARD, Cor,iage &c. consisting in
part . "
@ooo lbs. Family Bacon Lard of my own curing Mack
cri. Salmon and Herring strictly No l. in a n y and bar
rIs Loaf Cut oaf, formulated. Puverised and eyira
Coffee Sugars Mocha. Java sguayrn and Eio Coffee and
farre Java Coffee Honey Extra Golen rl New Orleans
AMI Cuba Moasscs sole Leather, French and Phadenha
Can skins, and Lining and Budng Skins; Hammered and
olcd from oval Hound, square, Hand and Hoop from Cast
spear Blister and Spring Steel Railroad and Horse Shoe Iron
French and American Glass Pnity Locks Hinges and Screws
Fellows, Anvis Vices, Scew Plates asps Files steel
Springs Iron AAes Thmbe Skeans Iron Boxes Ma
Mia aud Cotton Eopes Seine and Cotton Twines Iinsec,
Lamp and Tanier' OIL Copa and Carriage yarnisl Tanners
I"ais; Iallow Tar ss Turpcntine White Lead Zine viii
good assortment o Paints; Flax and Tow Linen Plaid and
strap Cotton Cloths and Osnaburgs Sionc and Wood Crn.
Tubs Buckets Well Buckets, DC. with every other article,
kept III Grocer. Store, all OF which will sold cheap for
cash or exchange Tor rnr? produce. Call and examine nv
,ch before You buy vii! the ghes. prices Wool
Won Rolls, Flax seed, Bees~ax and other country produce,
sD Consighmcnts solicited Quick sales and lrpmm re.
Turns llnay III ~ u. ID. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
Tho Seceders' Convention.

Charleston, May 2,-rhc n,en,ion ofscccding
delegates from the Democratic National Conven-
tion met Mt st Andrews Hall this morning and
adopted the majority report as presented ~ the
committee ON the platform of the National Convcn-
ton. A proposition to adopt the name Of the Con-
stitutional Dem, craey. after n long debate, was
voted down. the body claiming to be- thu true Ma
tiona Democracy. The Pacific abroad resolution :
were adopted but not without considerable "pro.
ei,ion The convention then djournei tot o,ci ok
T. NJ.
The Southern sece lcrs meet at noon to-day. An
effort to concilate them will be made, but If Ii il
is not successful. they will nominate Hon. Jefer-
son Davis, of Miss.
The convention reassemhlcd at 8 p NJ.
Mr.. Hatch, of La, moved to adjourn till tho
morning, us the other convention had made no
nomination. Adopted
A large audience was in ATTENDANCE including
n great many ladies'. Mr. Yancey was called up
on for speech and took position on the stage,
when boquets were thrown to him by the ladies',
to whom he returned thanks and introduced MIR.
Barry. Of Mississippi who delivered "n address,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
JOHN A. LEE GEO W. rAYL

J.
LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.
w liOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS COMMISSION
~ AND FORM ARDlNG MERCHANTS, at the old stand
OF LEE, ROOKIE Co, No. 10o Main Street, Lynchburg Va
VIII pay particular aud prompt attention sale Of TO-
IItto, WHEAT, corn, 3D. COZ, LARD, BCTTER F,EA-
1HERs, and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally make Iibc-
fa advances on produce merchandise hand sale guar
aniee aud cash time safes when required; attend promptly
goods consigned To be forwarded always on hand large
ard well selected stock OF Groceries, Imported Domestic
Liquors. Wines, &c, DC.
80 GRAIN BAGS furnished at the usua rent who, ,ro
uhS' e''sisHcu l" hs ior sHe mil 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

AMHERST e. H., April 2Sth, 1850
The parties interested In the foregoing oer will
that appointed the 10Th day June commence
the therein mentioned which day. al the hour Of
10 O'clock in the morning, they requested al my
Office with all necessary evdence and nil creditors
trust estate Of Nm Eubaak hcieby warned appear
The same lime and place, with prOofs their deman,s
l-w4w SAML II. HENRY. Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
'iiN NJ THRILL" sANUEL A CORR
T IB L Z & ORDON.
Attorneys NJ HaxY

w Id prac'r' re !aarly In the counties of Amherst Apo
L!urhhurg. ' "
30 Prompt collections and remittances uil claims en-
trusted Ia their
burg Nrginan. = may 2itm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
WILLS, COLHOUN &: co

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK
,,,.,.,r. -. ,,,..... Lynchburg, Va.
AHi. .'oN IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING STOCK OF
H A r D w A r E =,
arT 49, BEING the largest certeinS the most care
s--aA iull seiec ed stock OF Goods Las ever been
t!i,ir pleasure 10 offer the public:
Locks. Butts, Hinges, Screws, Glass Putty.
bellows, Eng Anfls and Vices, Horse shoes
rse shoe Nails screw Plates, Drills Ras IS and Files
arriagc and Gugvy Trimmings.
Agricultural aid rmng Articles
Cabinet Makers Materials
Soldiers and Harness Makers Materials
Shte-Maker's Findings,
fio"f on Cloths from * to yds wilc
Ing Table oi Cloths Window Shades
trilt tornce, Pins, lands &C..
ivory handle Knives In y Of 81 pieces
with or without Forks
Silver Plated Ware of every varietv.
Planes, all kinds best qualify
sW"sienl'"lms Rodgers and Mappins KNIVES
scissors, Razors, I.owie Kniy es Ic -
fi.hing and Sporting Tackle Guns Rifles Pistols ae
SHARPS SHOOTING RIFLES.
And man! other articles enumerated bnra nil of h. u III
~" f"n cAsi % " Puhelu customers the usual
u"a, =, WILLS, COIII0UN & co,
.,' ~ 81 Main Street, L,nchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner OF eighth and Church SITS.

l. \ y CHI u ISG, GINA.
fHIE sUhscr c recently of the Cac House. takes
pleasure In Informing his friends and the public generally
HAT he has LEASED The above popular House
now prepared 10 accommodate all that call him
~ no, surpassed by hote In the city and lac respectfully
-oirits ihc patronage of public sustain him
ktcnt The Washington in ST, That worthy Of first class
llocl
Amidst all tae ,icsstud,s of hotels In this city,
ngon has never closed doors but they have aiwa been
wnh II hearty welcome 10 the woaricd traveller
with the many testimonials gentlemen high steuting
mud rd! disposition 10 please, he hopes 10 share be
support from his friends and the public generally, pcdg
ing that nothing shall he spared pensc all who visit boa ~
NJ this House. JOHN 5. kYLE, Propiet ur
Testimonial.
We the Subscribers take great pleasure in recommend
Capt j. KYLE first class hotel keeper, and feel
tnce saying that he Is gcnilciuan
plie. hi, lad, is Of The best managers The T.
DIR. A. Hopkins, o. l.o ing, ). L. Daniel General A. Bro
ROBERT hit,hcai, VIM Masse Tho. J. Masse, WILLIAM
tabcl, r. d. Peters, Joseph {. Cabel jr N. Cabel
others Of Nelson a. C. HARRISON fhos Whlehea d, L.
W. snrad, VIM. W. Thompson, h. l.. shelton, Sanl NJ Gar
land o A. Coghll, II. Henry, j. T. Coleman AMI
John !. slaughter james Garland, CLas NJ ackor, rhus
j. knkrarck, VIM I. lancey, Van Naiaeiro CHARLES j
alnc y. {. laiarro, John NJ. Speed, A. D. Camp, ~ G
Pierce, h. T. Aisirop, j. W. Burch b. b. Talafcro j. PaL,
Allen, a. H. Stuon lynclIburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
NINTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

DBMooRAETc NATIONAL ooNVBN-
ZION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

BBlS OF NJ, GU HERRIN0S, Tor sale cheap alsn
AC an extra lot OF No. 1 Kit Mackerel, At
may4 SOLOMON & MUSSEg,S
k0 SACKS LIVERPOOL sALT-1n store and for sale by
~ maya SOLOMON q MISSED
I(LA,k PEAS.-On consignment, hundred and Any
- bushels Black Cow Peasa cheap and desirable i'm.
prover-whieh viii clean out cheap.
maya A. B. RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

Az And SEAL" by author of WIDE WIpg WORLD"
- LIFE AND TIMES OF iIEROD THE GREAT.
ALrHAU5 ON MEDICAL ELECTRICITY,
WAY OF SALyArIoN by BARNES,
PRACTICAL. SERMONS, for sale at
may "yICrOIsS" BOOK STORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

N'OfICEpersons ownng DOGS In the city hereby
~ iitd To forward within days, obtain
10 Keep hem required by ordinance city,
may 4-dlDi NJ. ID. BRANCH, Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention reas-cmbled Mt =. NJ.
Mr.. Cuttings. of Maryland, gave notice that af.
ter the next ballot he would move that The con
,eaipn adjourn to meet in Baltimore on the first
Monday in June lie thought the delegates
SHOULD "a home to their constituents, and they
wonl then be ready To do their duty 10y nomina.
,ns "A mun who could beat the black republicans.
Josiah Randall, of Pa, said he would propose an
amendment that the convention adj nurn sine de.
The 3jth ballet was then taken, Douglas had
l52. the rest unchanged
Nj GIt,ing5 then ma H. his motion, which gave
rise IT, debate. Mr.. &. assured the convention
| thai Bal lmero was 10 longer II Plug Ugly town,
am ry'discd the delegates hospltable Welcome.
Finally Tie motion WAS withdrawn. ii ush with
the promise that it could be renewed.
Daring tie 36lh ballot, A>kaGsas having voted
! lnr Brcekinrilge. one III tho delegates from Ken
/ lucky requested the y,tr to be wit.idrawn, Ms lie
! was instructed by Mr.. Il c,kimrligc not nllow the
USE st his name IN opposition to gentlemen at pre-
srnt in nomination. especially NJ. Guthrie. The
,oie to ID Dougles Isl Others unchanged.
Tennessee now withdrew the name oi johnson.
t}Gy G,uiM BIHot -Druglas ljl4. Guthrie
/ G.. DAVIS Ii, Hunter 30l. Drklns ,, Davis |.
Mr. Cuttings moved that it was ,nrxpcdient
/ Il make n nomination. lie wanted gentlemen 10
f,r, hG music. Rule nut OF order
Tie ltty-sxth and fifty seventh ballots showed
no change.
Mr.. Ashe, Of N. C., move an adjournment.
MIR. Gittingi moved an amendment tn adjourn
10 4 Gilmore on the 1t Of June. Rejected.
Mr. Ashes motiNn was taen adopted On II vote
by State, Ly yeas lis, nays 100; So the conrcn
ton ut 81 o'clock adjourned.
The lricnds Of DOUG say they viii stick b,
him TIL tho last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

dsAAIs GOODs:-Virgnia slril es and lads Colured
onaourgs, Brown Linena &c. &c. Just received and for
VI '0r CASH. by lap so-Insl JNC. J. PURvIs, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

Tennessee ..............ll Mum so'a... ........l
Dickins N received from California |, and Davis
from Massachusetts,, a.
IN the .43l ballot. when Virginia was called.
Mr. Russell stated that he was reqnsci to cast /!
w.t., one way and another which he declined 10
d. unless otherwise ordered by the conven ton
Ills State convention bal passed. NJ resolution on
tue subject. but ,otingas IL unit had always been
regard, Il rs the d mocraIlc law 81 the State.
Mr. Mufct. # Va, said he and his colleague
though the voice OF their constituents should lie
heard aud he could no l'nscr vote for Mr. Hun
After considerable debate the president decided
that the Virginia delegates cpull cast their indi.
vldua votes. Virginia then voted IA for Hunter,
| ior Douglas. Dougln. also received from North
Carolina on this ballot. giving him 1921 votes.
beng u majority Of the whole convention. Guthrie
r,yeiyeI A. Lane 49,. Hunter %, johnson II,
Bavl, /, Dickinson u.
i5iHy tourih BtHot.--Dnuslas 1924. Guthrie
~, Dickinson 5, Hunter 224 johnson IL, Lane
~. Davi,l
fhc convention then. at ! o'clock, dj,urncd
till r. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
HARDWARE AND CUT1ERy

IhAtANA ' ON ICOO
>. M. = M PSO
oPposlte Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Va,
now receiving beautiful stock of goods
ms iine OF Trade consisting OF every article Iouud In
ass mouse besides goods introduced into market
sWis All :" which will be offered lowest prices for cash.
rivals: "e "'' 1"''"s ms NV"
AiAlNAkbs celebrated brcec- loading and othei Rifles
Lloeg oiL CLoTls new and beautiful designs
.iLl eooDs for Curains and Windows
ANyits Chains Springs. Bellows and Vicea
1tAnLE, Grass Bush aud Briar Blades
socks, dinss, Hinges Butts screws &c
silver AND PLATED GooDs Brtana and Block Tin are.
an Mp Binding Morocco, Hog, shesp and Goat skins and
superior Pocsct and Table Knives In grcat yoriety
thldrens Cabs, Gigs and Carriages
AAies eijoes, Hubs, spokcs and Bolts
Sedar Tubs Buckets, Cans and ChurDs
English Brides Bits, stirrups and Spurs.
Leather and Gum Betting, Packing Nc. 60
ssfcaiar, SASH Cross Cut aud other Saws
Meeianics Tools OF every descripfion
DC, &c. '-s N-e''N~''~'"' A" r, o. "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
A Rare Chance to Make Money.
FROM $1,000 TO sS2. 900

az certainly be realized and all paid. The bust
u u appropriate Citicr ladies' item, 10
cciy es3n la the United sa;.s. who viii IL the
$685. viii send prined circular ding full par
80 My address is Masscs Mills, Nelson ly, Va.
mL! 1 com Wh :. CAMDEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

LYSCmBTRG MARKETS,
!. 8. RUOKER
PRO UCE HR y * L II,
lie nAIE STREET.

v-rne aasaioa. all BIS usdeI'ioOd represent ~h"lc-
lie prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
TILE SOMRRrRO GUANO.

Before being mixed rendered iamediaiy soR6 by the
addition of Sulputic Acid This treatment is university
recommended by the most cnueni Agrcu 'iural Chciu-
isis Without it, the action oi the two GuanJs
when mixed i, simultaneous. and
consequent! comparatively Inefficient.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
One Yard and Thrce-Onarters Wide.

- PIECES, VERY SUPERB ,,R QUAIL rY, BLACK BERA-
- GES-For Dresses, Maniles, Cncscrfelds ShswS a
very scarce article, nj remarkable low prices.
nIa, JOHN AI.EAiAMS.
bUSr DPESED-A large quantity of Craps Shawis, and
- very uperor goods cling Dresses gr variety.
JOHN AliR ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

Our reports ON those who applied the above FElILlIkR
10 their crops ast TAI, hgity satiydctDrso much
indeed, that SJtuJie Ihohated Pera-
G"dHo will long bc altogether used in lhs section
substitute the Peruvian Guauo, which, cttgn the dddi
ton Fl Ih0shdte tends raider 10 exhaust than permanently
improve the soil. lRBl " SAUNDERS, Agent,
ma Iynchblrg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04
PATENT AsPHALTIC

II = . + 1 n CT Z 10 I,T
BRIGHT, Cheap Durable, and perfectly Fre and Ws,o-
- proof Roohng, for Churches Houses Farm Bnlinvs
DEPICTS &C. &C. Also, entirely new and SUPERIOR
t1- Agents Wanted Apply to
n, sodsm JOHNSTON BROS
aP 9ouo.o Bowling Green, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

"ps' Lad T. KINsEYs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-04

III ARPEI's MAGAZINE For NAY. :
go, ATLANTIC MON lHI.Y FOR NAY
SUI ahERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR MAY, at
pA VtCTOE'S ROOg sT0PF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

JERFEERuN CITE Fel3@ j. 1850
TFa stock On hand tais Iaaiug comprised 1890
Western ReeFas and l50 ~ Eas Cattle. 100 Hogs.
45 Sheep 10 Mich Cows ana GaIFes. Tile market
ii iii favor of purchasers.