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FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS,
HALL & HAZEL'S SToRE
WEST aAINnn.


Where they are now received one of the lar
SesI ana best selected stock of Goods ever OF.
.eteu 10 the public. They particularly invite
lneir friends and the public generally to call
and examine lh' ir stock, feeling sure that the
unprecedented low prices will not fail to maxi
a. ldVorable impression. They are selling fine
Dress Silks at 62I cts per yard, worth 81 o.
1teila 0 Shaws ranging from $ll2B to S5.O0 !.
aa liam ana Figured Delaines for III cts, worth
~ cts Sola Plaids a nd Cashmeres for 25 cts
worth By Also. large stock of Mems md
Soy wnre' consisting OF Cassimercs, Tweeds
,ha, G.s I"c Nerrseys'-In fact every thing kept in
tnat line. Their stock of Boots and Shoe
Hats and Caps are 20 per cent cheaper | ,b. -
ever offered before. They keep constantly on
n1nd RSl large stock of Groceries, Provisions
vines and Liquors, which they will sell at lbe
lowest possible prices. ~ '"e
~ country Proc oduce of all kinds taken j,
price. "''' "halAet
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0E "a % 50

NoTiCE is hereby given TO the subscribers
70 20 ue capital Stock in the Smyrna Coal Gas
SouPahy, 'hat the second installment of S.. 90
on each share will be due and collectahJo ~.
or before the first of October next. VI
WIN. TEMPLE, Pres.
iihFhf " SPRuAScE' Tres. sep2O
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GAS FITTING.

would respectfully call the attention Of tho
G,IITens OF Smyrna to the stock of GAS FIX.
1UhE0 Tor sale at the shop. opposite Foxwell's
llOIel' , on On Main ST., and at Mr. Jacob Raw.
The Gas Works being rapidly pushed for.
~aru' nose who have subscribed 10 take the
uas' ana other citizens will please leave their
oruers Tor Gas Fitting as soon as possible. So
G 1nat tneir houses can be lighted up when the
nIS,, 1SS IS turned on to the town. SERVICE
IKE y ShNNOT BE PUT IN AFTER THE
GROUND FREEZES. iiN
having employed first class workmen, and
.t uol"g .he WORK at low prices, | hope TO merit
CHAS. N. TRUMP, Agt. A. G. ",
tel -" "e'is no
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BARRED.

On the 10Th instant, BY Rev. Mr.. Foot, R.
a. Cochran Jr., to Miss LYDIA +. Naudain, all
of New Castle CO., Del. 1''
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valuable fFOtel and Store
EOR SALE OR RENT


HA%H ne Propre or desiring TO dlscontinro H.,
F4ln tel AeepHg OILERS either for sale or rnnt nj;
1ss!! u me me large and cOmm0diCus HOTEJ. ~ tLo
oJ i hIAD OF SAHSAFRAS. Its location is u.IIv ,I.'
cnnr ,rb ILS''u.''t on ie Shore having darly inter
WIN the cites Of Philadephia B,lIi,rre a,i
Doi e'A u'I 'he lower counties of tins Shcre onJ
crrnr all "Dal'S III rare opportunities for pro.
"''s All "lAds OF marketing. groceries eic c, =,
taJ -, '''y ITlrcS' While such facIties for rrovni
and other guests 'ie" WIN transient
The S,a%I'i are new and IN thorough repair
= nc S'dollhg Is large well ventilated ,,.,,I -
'"l's I"r SlorIng Pfovn der etc uu,nn ~, iii,"5
'NlnS waller Is 0nvenirnIIy near for ,.,,l7,,
""s"llg ana other purposes, and in the ynrno.I 2
~ .'s' nus US coId as ice water The r,,u,s ara, h.,,,
',y H'ed up without regard TO cost I'ha ,,r'i,t.
% htu are large and andso qely and taSinfIi, l
,,roo,' AISo' the large STORE HOUSE hdinIng =,
iieSeht occupied by AcsSrs Lewis a. Bro Jar''i,i
,'r',n. s'ahu lor iISinrss in the place The e,tir
II not shortly sold, will be rented t,r ,l
@ u's ytar' from lhe 25h Of next March VII an ,.sos
H "n VIII De gwen. All dCsIrnus of ra,,,iI, in,,
mcd,aI o, ip'eI or STORE are requested TO make I'M,
uPp"calIon 10 the present proprietor.
g., o-u noe. SJOilN e NOCIIELL
Head OF Sassai:us Md
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Road Scrnnn,s
PHILADELPHIA.
Paper Hanging Manufacturers,
(FALL TRADE1
IIOWL'IT 4 OnTrDI-r

maving removed n their New Store, cor Fourtb and
harHel SIS. are now prepared 10 offer to tho TRADE
n d large ana elegant assortment Of WALL PAPER
no'ueIs s i IRE 0creenes. Window Curtain Goods DC
&C. all of tha newest and best designs from 1b i
est 9 priced arllcie 10 the finest GOLD and VELVET
" Purchasers will do we'll to visit the es,obl,sb.
mehl o. HOWELL D. BOURKE'S
octll-3m N. F.. cor. Fourlh n Market. PhiIaI.o
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Doctor Edward ID. DALEY.

Has REMOVED from Main street to the sok~
ner of MARKET end COMMERCE srrests (:
house formerly occupied by Joseph Slsytoa.
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NOTICE 20 FARMERS.
Grain on STORAGE.

do not claim that grain delivered 10 nv
stores becomes thereby my property
recognize all grain stored as belonging to
the persons putting 1t there, and at their risk.
and admit their right to sell it to whom and
when they please-subject to my chnrge for
storage.
If grain is placed in my stores, without con.
tract, and afterwards sold to me inside of the
hrst month, then make no charge; if tire.
main longer than one month, my charge is one
cent per bushel for the first month, and half
OF one cent per bushel for the second month.
! do not receive grain an storage for longer
tlmes Than 6O days, unless by special agree
meDt. EDWIN VVIG Mtsp
Sept. 25th, 1860.
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DIED,

On the Ilth inst, in this town, LYDIA, wife
OF Pratt, in the 33d year q hsrage.
- AT smyrna, Oct. l2h, l>G,, If bilious fever
APT VIM 5. Ball. of the steamboat Pilot Bow
In the 4lst year of his age. ''
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FURS. FURS- EuRS.
Joseph ROsenhoupm

FANCY FUR MANUFACTURER Il IMPORTER.
Has now ready his very extensive stock Of Furs cons
ss'I"g Oi apes Hall Capes, Niciorihes Muiis Cuff.
etc, IN Mink Sable Stone Martin Finch Chm ,hilIa.
siberian Squirrel and other lower priced Furs all Of
winch he is prepared TO sell at the most reasona BILE
prices HS- All Furs sold in this store are warranted
TO be what they are represented.
-, SToRE-NO. 4l6 ARCH Street. between Fourth y
rum SITS, south side. above Eyre 4 Landelrs Dry
Goods Siorel slgr Ofihe Golden Lion PmIIApEIrmIG
S.-FURS altered into fashionable Sly es at mod.
erale charges. osllI 3m
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"Why stand ye all the day idIeq'

ANY Lady or Gentleman in the United Ststes ms
sessng IRON SO to g. can enter into an easy and res
can be realized. " ~AV pe' uay
For particulars. address with stamp,
w. r. ACTON g. CO.,
oeIl i.3m - N"P"ia-
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TWO VALUABLE
-E9~ VA. z 3& NE ss
IN KENT COUNTY, DELAWARE,
A 7 p RIVATE SALE

~ ~ v - % = q l. e
~" Is Is sItnated on the Delaware Railroad. one
mI'e Nest OF Smyrna. and mile snulh of the SMYRNA
oa'loh ana contains 21l acres of land i'm hob s,nIe
oi cniliVallon The land is of an excellent 9u,l,,v
"Lu ulVGed INTO SIX fields, all of which are accessible
10 me stream OF water which runs the whole IenpIb
ol the arm There about 400 rods Of oooJ hcdgo
on ~ tne Fafn; the remainder is under good fence
Inc Improvements II good and commodIoue t,,.o
stoy bficR liOUSE with large new Frame Kitchen
attached There s large new Grannrv win Cr,Ls
d''ached good Barn. with sablIng for fen horses.
hrflaSe house, Workshop, Meat house lien house oJ
ice house, all In good order. There isa fine lnrge
apple orchard, containing over 200 trees of cho,T
varieties number OF good Pear and Cherry trees
ana good grape vines IN lull bearing
NO Is situated on the road leading from Suvrno
oia'lon TO kenton miles from the former and nno
Iiom Tue latter place, containing l6O acres nearly oII
ni which Is ullabe, and in high state ofcultIvaion
divided INTO slX fields, all OF which are well suunnJ
" IN water and under good fencing
Inc improvements a good frame bouso ord
NChen' nearly new granny and cribs good Stablino
anu shedding, and other necessary ontbulJI,n,.e
mere Is nice young apple orchard on this farm
F9r inrther particulars apply To F. $. hIcWuoRTrR
Fesldlng Oh No. |, or 10 the subscriber
JOHN MCWHORTER.
aug23 s, Co.
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=, rof TERMS see circulars Pupils received a,
5 9o,n ""e' and charged from date of entrance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
GREAT EXCITEMENT, AND ATTEMPTED
RESCUE OF THE PRISONER.

BosTos. April Az. b. Sanborn, gent Of the
Kansas Aid Society. and q correspondent Of old
John Brown, was arrested at Concord. New Hamp-
shire, By the Federal oiicere Inst night, Under
requsition Of the U. S. Senate. The arrest
caused much excitement. lie at first refused to
accompany the officers. and was hand cuifed and
taken to carriage, lac all the while struggling
Violently.
The town bells were rang. when q crowd col
ected, and Sanborn forcibly taken from the Off
GERS, and kept until n writ of habeos corpus was
obtained from Judge Hoar, of the Supreme Court
The consideration OF the case is now progress
ing before full bench, in Boston, Consisting Of
Judges Shaw. Mctcalf, Bigclew, Merrck aud
'Hoar.
The subject was introduced into the Massachu-
sets Legislature, in the form of resolutions. to
employ the States Attorney in the defense. but
the resolution WAS briefly debated aud laid on
the table.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
Congress-.

WAsuINGToN, April 4.-SENATE.-The Chair
presented message from the President respecting
affairs in Utah.
Mr. Green, Of Missouri. called up his resolution
in regard TO tho removal Of Comptroller Melill,
and asked it's reference.
Mr.. salisbury, of Delaware defended Mcdill's
character as meritorious officer.
A warm discussion ensued, when the hour arr-
we'd to take up the special order OF tho day, and
hence the subject was laid over
The Homestead Bill was called UT, when Mr.
Bigler, of Pennsylvania, spoke in favor Of it, and
Mr.. WigIall. Of Texas in opposition.
Adjourned.
House OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-The Committee
on Military affairs reported against the Military
Academy Bill and calling out the Texas volun-
teers
The Polygamy bill was dscussed-a vote will
be taken tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
Now Spring Stock, for 1890, at
STI(iln.R. PETERS 81 90.
No 100 Main Street, LYnchhurR. Va.

Now Spring Stock, forlS6O, at
STIGlnR. PETERS 81 90,
No. 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
rlvE subscribers In receipt OF their 'rl nrge stock
i OF STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, OF FRENCH,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, 10 Which
the, solicit Tho attention Of their old customers aud oil hose
goods of latest Styles good quality and nj
a,natc prices Read partial enumeration appended below
tiiroes, uinglams md Lawn,
iants, French Cnmbcs and Jaconots, solid and plain,
Orgnudc Muslns aud Hcragca
Berago and Muslin fnunced Robes,
Mourning Goods, In Muslin, Lawn and Beragcs,
Rerag,s, De lnncs aud Chnlss,
Dress Silks, liark, llnn aud Fancy,
lrncn, Cambria and Embroidered Handkerchief,
Kid and SIN Gloves, Various Coiors,
Ladies' and Nisscs six MiA dong and shortD
laoc Tissue aud efage Wells,
French Worked Collars and ia Sotis,
Grape
Alpaccns. Mousns md Bombaxincs,
Misses Hosiery aud Gloves,
Misses Gauhe Merno Vests,
White Goods Rll knLs
spring Slnwls, various rolars,
Foulard = lks ut low figures,
Lace shawl and Nantes,
Hoop skirts, NIL sizes and prices, ~ b.
Hoop skirt supporters, something new
GENTS GOODS.
Btond Cloths plain and inncy,
Hack aud Fancy Cas,lmcres,
vcs.lngs, oil kinds,
Gcnta TirA Stocks and Crayas
shirt Collars and iiosoms, ..
Gloves, Y iinsc nd linndkerciefa
Pine Apple Handkerchief, something new
TO which added line block Of heavy Linen and Cotton
Goods OH window shnes tarpeilngs, Matngs Rugs, Door
Mntis, Sc. sY- kemcmber tho No. (o0), and call In.
NH ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
SALES BY AUCTION


the un.s states coart fur lhe an Circuit nd Vrsna
4 District. Friday, December I'M, 1865;
tans OF the State OF Alabama and merchants and partners
aE %sssi cd II s"s s s
Within l. Saunders james ohalmer. Jamc. saunders Thea
7. saunct. aud tassass a. saande. .ndis and ~
'SV's'''' OF David n Sss 81 Defendants
This .h,. term and argued BY ccynsei
"s% and assrs sa As aas.s he Judgment msasssa
b Of the eompainans anoua,in. 10 the .nm q one noa
sia q aiess. '' e. state y SsS.sa %
eighty cents, The ss.s Of .a ii the common law Court
sse by s os ss Of S SS
W L. Saunders Of tho defendants In this ease 10 said
said compartments before The ish q Ar next; ,hsn
that the proper mentioned In The deeds aled as exhibited IN
TONED ,ha deem espedeni se IN order to rase The sums
tue nSss aSS o IN the & s
saande to james Chaners trustee bearing date Tue IAN
rour, langs eli, of Lynchburg, tho 10Th day 81
Man In the same wear v being "csnsa by the @
Of Main street, In the city Of Iyncburg and on which there y
Williams ~ ss"der. o Robert cSu,%onn ho other pecry
real estate enoned In another deed nom the said WIN H.
toe which deed bcars t,h day Of May In the
ie5 and Is Of record the ia, following In the CLERKS oeo
perry described all his the said " l. saunders Interest
street in ie city Of Lynehpnre and occupied by John
ADAMS which n,ere-, one equal undivided hall part n"
upon the premises In the city OF ynchburg r cash. to the
hIgest bidder by William r. Watson une-of The Masters VI
this Court amer giving ten days notice, at casi OF The Time
aud place o salc In two Of the newspapers published IN a
and a proper without general warranty
he executed for the property sold by James Chalmcr c
trustee In the deeds 'nonone and possession delivered by
sail trustee aud amy the parties this suit who may hat
possession Of sal, property. te purchaser thereof upon
of purchase money the said Mastert aud that anil
Master upon the receipt OF said purchase money do rh"th
deposit the The Bank OF Virginia. 10 tho credit OF t.
and subject the order OF this court; and thai the ai
report OF his proceedings this Court In order 10 fna
decree. Copy-Teste, - .
LOFTiN n. Elicit, Cierk,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

Tt. Lrcruas To-Nlcnr;-Dr. Bsynso" will q. d. de,
t ~. of the Rife 0reys. The Interesting cha
usc,er Of the ihene. the Distinguished ability Of
Ia lse.rer, and the impoFtancs Of De object 70
,shsh the proceeds are TO Do devoted. should al
incur in inducing our people 70 tarn ont IN foil
f,rrc. and gil ID hall TO oyerfeving. The Greys
"a aderstand. will appear 10 full uniform. Mt
,x5ed by Laws Band.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

HrRRAH ron THE CASAL.--The receipts of the JAS.
River and Kanawha Canal Company, from tolls, etc,
last month"; were larger haa for any previous month
during the past seven years brighter day for this
great improvement has at length dawned, and its
friends nay confidently predict for 1t prosper
Gus future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 4.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
buoyant: White l.55 to l.6j Red TAB to l.45
Corn active at 10 to ~ cents. Provisions IN.
changed. Whiskey steady at 224 cents.
New York, April 4.-Stocks better: Virginia
Skies "a. Cotton dull. Breadstuts generally un-
changed. Provisions dull and unchanged. Ma
val stores firm. Rice unchanged. No quotablc
change on any other articles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
LATER.
The Prisoner Discharged.

BosroN, APRIL 4.--Chief Justice Shaw. in his
decision the writ Of habeas corpus decided that
the Sergeant At-Arms of the U. 5. Senate, could
not depute his authority to another party. San
born was discharged and left with his friends for
Concord. There was much applause in the Court
room,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

SU'clDE-On the 18th ult., Samr W. .Legge't, re-
siding in Waterford Loudoun CO., Va. shot himself
through the head, killing him instantly. Supposed
canse for the rash act, family difficulties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

AMERICANS IN PAKIs.-Among the A mericans in
Paris nhout the lst OF March, were G, W. Briggs and
r. d. Cunningham of Richmond, and l.. Clark Left
witch of Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

LAND, THE MuRDEREH.-The Norfolk Day Book in
announcing the con, icon this man, says:
When the verdict was about TO be rendered the
prisoner standing in the bar looking pale aud
4ious, and when Tie foreman Of the jury from ever
powerng emotion, stopped to catch his breath at the
word murder" the close observer might have read
the awful feelings of TIE prisoner only By the witch
ing of the muscles. at the corner Of the eyes and
mouth; Cor a moment, and moment only his eyes
closed and his face banchei then, with the effort
Of powerful will. he regiincd his elf-possesson,
and by order of the judge remanhed to Jail The
counsel for the prisoner have Icd bills of exception
The speech of Governor Wise for the deteuce 6eeu-
pied six hours and was of his most brilliant ef
forts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
TIN n. Elicit, Clerk.
g,cuuoSp, .ss,h March, 1900,

RtcmmoSp, .a8th March, 1850.
The Judgment mentioned In The decree aforesaid not i'ne
paid Ia with The OF the said ocrcr
shall proceed, TUESDAY, The ilh day OF Ari next nj
the hour g" o'clock r. NJ In the city o fynelurs, upon tho
premises commencing Win the property first mentioned In the
Decree sell the property described In said decree so huc
thereof be necessary satisfy The judgment In the de-
orlb and the nnl the charges incident Ia thu sale
Terms as provided for In the dcrr,". -
WM. r. WATSON, Master
NH 2S dtt,ap tomr In Chnnccry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

VIM Seymour, ESQ.,. an eminent lawyer Of Hard!
CO., aud formerly member Of the Legislature Viz
ginia, died on ule 30lh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

uoxe GUAR. Being the regular Drill night
If this Coprsny, il is requested that the mem
b,r, m o. punctually at u o'clock. In n"dress
onfya, and va It l,elt, 10 decide on attending Dr.
Boynto,s lecture. in body, which takes place at
g o'clock, precisely.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

1t. Spotswood has been ordered 10 the Gosporl
Kasy-yard, vice 1t Pegram, detached.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

The Sheriffs of Virginia delinquent in pay.
lng in the State taxes in the amount Of $685. 900
Only eighteen in The whoe State have paid up in
full "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

Arrest of Sanborn, q Harper's Ferry
Wifnaaa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
Rh0da leland Elanfi0]

Rhode Island Election.
New YoRK, April 4.-Privae dispatches from
Rhode Island says Sprague, the Union Opposition
candidate for Governor, will undoubtedly be cleo
ted by a considerable majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

A DESIDERATUM!-ALL MEN, In need o. a perfect
II RAZOR, consbiaing every excellence find it in
manufactured expressly for u.s. by WADE BUTCHER
isb9T-iscs STABIER JorFs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
JAMES DINWIDDIE,
No. 05 Main Street, Lynchburg. va.

II HAS just received his Spring stock Of WATCHES
"a an JEW ELRY and is the largest ever
been his pleasure 10 offer 10 the public which
of English, Swiss and American Watches, OF the best
make In gold and silver Also, fine stock of JEWEL
RY, 0f the latest all Of which bought
favorable he therefore sell
In the State. Please call and examine for yourselves
NH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS
SOUTHERN AGRTCVLTVRAL mPLGa

SUI IHLkn A6HhUVLIV HAI4 III LEHkHT
MANUFACTORY.
FtNE sabscrieers having creeiea NEW AND CuaauDI-
Gus BUILDING ajassnt .o the Piedmont lfonsr, and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
TOels and Machinery.
Having been awarded the FIRST PREMIUM Fur
81 the ynchhrg Agricultural aaa MECHANICAL soer, Cor The
oest Hers Power and Pough fatier that their
work will give enirc satisfaction that the farmers wnu
prefer 10 bu, articles nj southern Manuacuf under proper
guarantee II. II. SHEPHERD & Co,
Heb l>dSciy1 L1Yt,RRURG, IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

Tur EcaEcric MAGAZINE. for April IS embel-
Esbed with splendid mczzutint ikenesses ct Lord
M.caulay. the Englsh historian, and Henry w.
Inoyfellaw, the American poet. The suHoined
.xtract from the Editors mute will give the reader
s,me idea of the character Ut the letter press:-
ave have spread our monthly table with the
hest variety of literary viands which The English
market affords Lord Elgin's Mission to china
and Japan is we'll served up us the first dish by
Mr., Oliphmnt. England and France will soon
snce it with stirring events by thcr fleets and ar
mies. Chil,lren's Literature will find an interest
in all hearts which pulsate for the moral safety
and culture Of the young. There is grandeur
md maguifcence ia the domains OF Old Ocean,
which makes one lore to study It's wonderful geo.
rraphy in its colossal mountains and deep valleys.
The reader will End pleasant walk In the Lite
rary Suburb Gentlemen who have not done
their "Wooing may find a suggestive thought if
they need it. choice may be made between
Things New and Old. The lame OF the Sen
Dreams will cause it to he read. Tn" several arti-
Giles concerning the ato Lord Macnu lay-the clos
ing scene, aud the falling Of the last curtain.
sbrouding him from human view forever--will be
read with touching interest. great and grave
chapter of current human history of Revivals is
concluded Our poetic readers will please plume
their pinions for fight with Victor Hugo Lee
gendary wings, and we hope they will light down
safely on the Island of Ceylon, and remain long
enough to see and admire its wonders. brief
sketch livery imperfect of course) of Professor
Longfellow, in connection with his fne'portrait
will We may venture to believe excite in many
minds fresh admiration of his genius and thirst
for the fountains If his muse. We have not room
to note some other articles Of lighter stamp. not
unworthy Of rerusal."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va.
AGENT FOR
REESE'6 PHOSPHo-PEHUvIAN, or
MANIPULATED uANO.
INTRODIICED fabA #tg

Il composed exclusIvely Of - =
Fiaeiv 0rovad Sombrwo 0sago Hest PsvvSoa ceeae
0nsHatf EacA rs 2 u
NOTEWe call the attention Of farmers 70 the fsct mi
above Ounno contains pastsr ether Iess ea}vu6
substances han the natsrat Gtno The additions Of PoSf
their value In Phosphate Of Liss Ammonfa both q Wkoh
are loo valuable to give place 10 substance which may b had
ad.aaacc nr's be splIsd y qnsstes Of several caAs ~
acrc heoo that The few only hnt c11
be applied when o5 win Cdano, can DO 6f tttis Of no
yanc. Hence hhows, combination Of Guanc
tanning Plaster may BE- said 81 10 lt.e IA value lust IN
that or greater proportion, Feduessl. = = 2
We have furnished he above asp4srd fetnxea rms
andplanlcrs for tho past four yt and while las
saeing q osnes 10 Sos y value - fsrta.i H..
We, therefore, rceoanend thK 9paho 10 eoDsass Vim
entire confidence, standard and tlkhle iertliseE
NH 22slAcJin WIN. Al MlIIKHs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

JOHN A. LIRE GRO ". J. orEy TAYLOR.
LEE, ROOKIE &c TAYLOR.
ATTOLEsALE AND RETAIL. GRoCERS COMMISSION
w AND foRw ARDlN6 MERCHANTS, nj the old stand
Of Ire Ro, KE Co. No. 05 Main Street. lynchburg Va,
will pm, particular and prompt attention 10 the sale OF TO
BItCO, WHEAT CORN, BICON LiRB RfY1HR FEh-
7HER& aud C0tyTRr PR0DTtE generally; make iibr
raj advances produce merchandise IN hand Tor sale: CUNT
antee and cash tnr sales when requr attend p"mr. TO
goods consigned 10 be- forw nc have always hand large
aud well selected stock Of Groceries Imported aud ,ameo
Liquors. Wines, &c., NC NH "a