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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
ts Farine Sumptuously pa fore

"Foring Samptuously."-A foreign
pauper in The Boston Aims House re-
Gently wrote for bis whole family to
come out, stating that he had found
good quarters /; had meat three times
q week, and otherwise Jared sump.u-
Iously every day--and when the keep.
|er asked him why he did not tell the
whole truth, and say he had meat Sc.
ven times week, he replied, tina, il be
had told the whole, he was a feared
they toould not believe him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
Garden Seeds.

A fresh supply of superior GAR
DEN SEEDS, Of almost every de-
scription, just received and for sale, by
SAMUEL D. BRADY.
Romney, Feb. 7, 1885
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
GOODS! GOODS!

Cassinets, French and English
Merinoes, Calicoes, Ginghams, paint
ed Muslins, Cambrics, Jaconet. Plain
and Figured Swiss Muslins, Domestic
Muslins and Plaid, Checks, Black I,
Italian Lustring, eros de Naples, Rib
bonds, Cotton, Silk and Worsted Ho.
siery, Hats, Caps,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
DU sT RY

- This thorough
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

April II, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

Pickling Pork.-The following is the
method formerly Practised for bacosisg, or
picking pork, by the famous BUCCANEERS of
America. FIRST, they cut the flesh into
long pieces about an mel, aud half thick !;
anu, after sPsinkiing it with salt, and suffer
ing it to remain in that state ,wenty-iour
hours, these slices were next dried in
stoves till they acquired 4 bony hardness,
and deep brown color. Pork, treated in
tins manner, ifpacked in casks, may be pre-
served for upwards ola whole year; and
when soaked in luke-warm water, becomoo
plump, and has a rosy apPeassnea. lkko
wise possess grase1l $1,000 ea1e "
rious forms Of coal I'd Il i1xel;Shed BY
lhe nose delicsoe plIste. gs1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
NARROW ESCAPE.

On the evening ofthe Oath ult. the stage
from Portland to Farmington, came near
beng lost at Androscosg'a at Jay. The
river waa frozen some distance from the
Shore = ice had been cut through
n3ation Of travellers. The
to fasten the boat
d.-che bank Of the
presented 4 bold
houes stepped
- e moved o.
Tie horses
Dbai, were drawn
~, and the car
The nam chan
horses and stage
q the river: The
bis seat into the river
and va - di6cnlty got into the
boat. Ihess Usse t~o passenxers IN the
stage. nA1dse G. Cutier, Of Fsr.ineson,
and iaa.e lee1su, & Devdoia College.
- = .eael1 - ths eveninx:.
- - uol 1olbeso-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

Cure for a terrible D;serder - -
soaA commonly called Scas1sl.-Thk6
OF good nature one ounce; Of an herb Gen.
monty called BY the Indians ssmind veus
own business" one ounce mix this viii .
little "charity offailings," simmer tbem %.
gether in vessel called circsnspeueiew
foE short time, and il will b &c "a -.
APPticasea: The symptoms are avioleas
itching in the tongue and roof Of de mouth
which invariably takes place when yos aso
with kind ofanimals called eoa.;pd. Wha6
you feel turn Of tia coming q, take .
tea spoonful Of the above, h0ld Il u yens
mouth, which YOU will keep closely ahne
until yeu get home, aad you viu cd .
complete cure. Should you appsshssa .
relapse, keep phial fun about yon, and a
ieeing the slightest symptoms repsas ~
$780, $3.50 ssssFs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
(From the New York 1'ranscript.)
A CLERICAL JOKE

The following is Of some importar
readers and publishers Of newspsr
"A prosecution was some timn
st'tutcd by the Propr;etoss Of ii
Daily Sentinel, against i SUIT
the amount Of bis subscriptions to q
per. He pleaded that he had NOT q
the paper, that 1t was sent him Vii
bus requestingit. The plaintiff recover
amount claimed, for it was decided
ersons scce;riae . newspaper, with
ape It to be discontinued, are iia,
y instance for the price Of sub
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

Coacssar.-Did woaen always show th.t
they Fscprecatsa the passions Of their lovers,
they wss'd b solonges prised. To pretend IN
d'dessnss = osasa prudent. Men cab il coquet-
~; hsed = neesssary,as nm unexpected capsice
often ssssss lover from apathy to arder. Men
oecoos ssaloas froA Tie apprehension Of being
IN danger Of losing what they formerly viewed
VAN in'iiaefsncs, and the pains they then take
to Teeovsr Il. stimulates their passion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

Fer eal Rinkasom1 Rsllska,us.
LINES ON LEAVING
Farewell 10 tie land, at whose call deserted,
A dearly loved hoae 4 the place Of ny birth
Il so.ow met thee with eyes half avertesl,
In susow quit thee tins bright spot efearth
Thsu lard Of my sojoum hrief term Of DAYS,
~ . seeP-chid l love thee for Kindness on
shown;
Asd asdin in the distances thy blue mist displays,
Ny hearts warn eastions thy power shall
With u I'd xesh h ~ q i. sf.s e.s,v
dsy,
Bat vitAspirits less buoyaat - chastencd bv
tins;
Redectl u pleasure tread the lone vav.
WITH home in tho vista On which to recline.
Fa'ewtl hall Of science, where learning long
strove,
To uaintain her dominioa o'es mau.is v;L,
and free;
May yq1 seats stiIl the triamphs Of intellect
prove,
And 1esr sons ofths state bright osnamssts be.
Bat bon 70 the friends who have chcr.bed me
,pves,
She l1es tho word Of but think no mu,t
= she chooses Jet never
se.enbrancs b. tori from
bsyet not they once loved a
W. Ass mood was.gravs,gay, OF serene
Though pilgni. 70 b in far countries ranges.
Sho will still love to dwell o. the dav. that
have been.
10 memery's page, let her faults leave no trace
but be with the mantle Of Kindness ve;l,d o,ee
e aught good o. laudable liad ehere . MACE.
Let partial affection still add 10 the seoce.
Nay peace round your dwellings her inassocel
she'd,
And happiness open new treasures for Won:
TAI at length from these uDansions the spirits
have Aed,
And We all to this world bid a fn.l .dieu.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

OA1ST LIORENZO AND THE OLD WOMAN
When I was in Modica, priest gave me a
lauglahae instance Of the credulity If the
lowerGle1s. 4 woman in comfortable cir
s. ~ = only son, Of whom she
1T 80 could not rest for de-
kNaat manner he was to
he every day atte nded
" =. [!ll ch my narrator belong
= ehe shrine of St. Lorenzo
sefvont orations, begging him
so Yer on the wished-Eor point. al
val ding with, "Biessed St. Lo-
renzo IN me of what death my son is to
die. b long time, as NAV well be sup
Poscd she got no answer; but her constant
visits d invariable prayer with the neces-
sity kbeing daily obliged to remind her
tilae1t was time to shut the church lat length
wc out the patience Of the sexton. He
N~hed, however, till Passion Week. durinp
which It is customary to veil the images
When the good lady made her usual an
pearance he hid himself behind the curtain
which concealed the figure, and on the
wonted suppiication of !" Blessed ST. Loren
20, inform me Of what death my son is to
die" INSTANTLY replied in hollow. solemn
tone, ''im piso imPiso,n in English .he will
be hanged 's-Ahr' said the indi-nant mo-
Their, rising from her knees, not at all as
'onished at the miracle, OF grateful for the
gracious condcscension Of the saint. axo,,
rascal" it was Tor that tongue Of yours YOU
we're roasted alive.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

In one Of his late letters from the neigh
bourins British Province Of New Bruins
wick, the editor Of the Portland Adver-
User thus describes the town Of ST. Johns
st. Johns Is buik upon the banks Of the
river st. Johns. The streets are general
iy laid out at right angles, though some
OF them are very crooked and dirty, par
ticulariy at York Point, and m the Parish
Of Portland, where the Cholera Is now
seeking many victims. The descent -
gradual toward the water. The streets
are not paved, but many Of them are
McAdamized-a covering which answers
very we'll for a city in a moist climate
where the air IS kept humid by continual
foes as in St. Johns during the spring and
summer-but dreadful, a. in Washington.
Were the air u dry in the spring and
summer, and the winds rage furionsiy.-
The streets too, generally speaking. have
good side walks-and many Of The build
ines are elegant and spacious. Judge
the Chief Judge ofthe Province,
an American bonn cstizen, the son Of a
Refugee, has . maxni6cent establish
menf.
The Court House y . superb buildine
OF the Free stone Of the PEovioce-
with various rooms in Il intended foe The
sarsous purposes If the city and county ::
he coat Of arms for The Province u carv-
ID out and fixed up in TIE count roons I
Nd then thsre y . fight Of stairs, ssoe-
hing OF . curiosity Of the samo fessssae.
wh'eh soss fsosn she ssP - thah1nnsu Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

ltice the passsagers had Of their situation
vas the water overwhelming them like a
Hood im@ediately filled the stage. They
were sting on the hinder seat. Randall
spfang forward and succeeded in getting
out into the river through the opening Of
the stage. Cutler with much effort broke
through the back part Of the stage and
SWAN ashore the distance Of several rods
through the broken ice. After great ex-
esfions they all succeeded IN getting safe
to the shore. Tho mail, trunks Of books
and closhiae belonging to the passengers,
with their cloaks and hats wcre
left in the river, till aid was obtained.
The horses after getting clear from the
boat, swan ashore with the forward wheelsI
of the stags.-Aall Free Ress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

iUoSGZs III 0Upp04U
IL ARCH Ofshs TO- .dia5l
lelic end Protestant wAich a. -
Ible, l need Mt say noeA. TkoCks1
hers BY ths way, arc tsst u1n6a1 H.
market - va19 49,. - NonnnR -
i10xO-1oD1 1nnanlnDyon -
Passable thiak, viii aasy 6nGlDA -.
Ipers IN It, and some fromthe Uaiee1 &c..
Ono thing very remarkable aboua ~
wharves 10. that tho teaueaero drlvo 1pNn
the quays to tho very holds oflhd vossola.
and thea d,scharge aloag,ids, 81 ftSa1 +.
the rise Of the impetuols tide Iron -
bay Of Fandy, and 70 solid y ~ boaAun.
Odd enough y the picture ofds.yifsn -
cartmen driving about The whasves, o e
the sea was but street ioe tkem % doha-
sine2 IN.
But after al, the nsosl remaskah)e 49,
in ST. Johns or about 81. Johss, b ~
Falls upon tho river Sc. John, iuse q IN
mouth. Naturally there 10 Q fall eberc.
and when the tide - down de whole rivef'
narrowed between tho cli6s a eiehne
bank, tunaltuously falls oves lssless a
lseks into TIE Bay efSA (ehaA - 49,.
'owed one half! All THE howsves, : q
70 very uncommon; tho like nay = 80
ia many other places. But whsa IL siae
turns, something happens that caa. -
'een in no other place. Tbe Falls ehaneo
roots, a. 1t were. The cuuoae y - d
aver, and - the huge tide az IL ~
oils on, seeking q passage, aad fsd;ae
he passage TOO nauOw, L rolls up-eho
waves aecumulate-and tho Eall = ehen e
some feet up the'nver, the tide havine e..
ned the whole natural water iall. 81 e.,
ed fan ofiss own in contrary direetioa.
The scenery around ID Wild and spseh,
Huge massesofrocks display their foun;ee
'attlements on all sides. Hut tho peus.
'ect viii soon b changed. The iavestiye-
yenius Of Yankee enterprise hushed Vii
employment At home and thinkine for e.
ion abroad, IS about to cover t6eec flale
With saw mills but In what manner taav
an uso the two currents % moro than en-
veil understand, though lhave % doshe
hat It there d way; they win fad il CIT.
these saw mills not only in 1laine. brt q
vew Brunswick, ai:esdy cover every vs,ee
III that can be used fos milline-lnSeet
lumber! Lumber! THE 10 the crv. A ~
} the business of almost tho WIKI noa..ae.
ion, ~ We ascended the q. tohne .vee.
yer and anon, We were meetine vhoas
cres Of a1ts floating down the current. ~
n peace, 4 At ease, but indashiae. sviae-
ng motion from shore to shosp, and ltoa
sland to island, that required al tie skincf
he raftsmen to keep them Of The rockaL
Huge masses Of timber cul lor he p.
fish market foated By ~ evsrv ho,,e IL
We ascended id tho sssam boet Al yct
his IS all the wealth ofths Ptoviace. Al
- sagsgsa = tsmbesiae, ssdveoflUE-
rom tho grand fAlb ussr IL lupan
egi"ns ofSt. John. and even 60. -
ben far up every little trihseasy - -
oat a los, o. raiee water saosri = 60 :
'ater wheel. The lumbssnea raft the;t
mber in their little streams vhenever :
eshet comes on, and then IN ppod;eions
FITS; they sally out for the grand rivsr, ~
king the current, float to the market q
{. Johns and Frederickstown.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
1870 .'-l,, -

2stb, - 1ys s1lss ~ tie, thu IDlII -
seized with - disease and died On We'd
nesday the Sd, shelving throughout q well
marked . case Of bydpphobia in this animal
as any ON record. The annals Of medical
science do not fumise more extraordinary
nor interesting example Of muscular power
than was Witnessed in this case, the animal
having, while lakoring under a violent
spasm, actually fractured one of his legs a.
bove the gambril joint, solely by the violent
action of the muscles: this would appear
incredible If there were not several persons
present at the time il occurred.
All4gay Rspsb1;css.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

To preseTre Cheese frs~ Worms sn1
Mites-Grains Of whole pepper, put into =
vessel in which cheese is kept, will drive
away the above mentioned insects.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

A hard Court to open.-A crier Of one
Of the County Courts, though he had been
sometime in Office, was 50 stupid that he
never could learn his lesson properly, and
seldom opened the court without some
hlunder. '-Crier," said the clerk. one day,
open the Court, and see that yoQ do it cor
rectly.'
III do it a. well al the case viii admit
OF, replied the crier, sullenly, and repar-
ing hls mouth ios the triple, % N3-saf]
sba6suaA is, akis i tie -
Cert a6apa leser sa.r.
HxDaornoHGA N \ Hok-A fv6
previoss - shs q Nsvs9nr, . - /
paging - M. C1lveee fthis 49,. 49,
vsrvsd . b unwsA. $500 = -
fo00 a Rabios Can - y -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

We have killed bears together at Mis.
souri Salt Lick since then; but never sec
Wash Greyling with the smile off his face,
without disposition to look around for the
door.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
EDsDNH NISTHs.

Several errors having occurred in the annunciaons
OF the names of the gentlemen invited TO attend the
examination of the Cadets at the Military Academy.
winch commences on Monday next, we have been fun.
nishcd with correct list, which will be found below
Those gentlemen to whose names is preiixed have
declined attending. Globe.
.Mainc-IIon NJ Mason
Ne'c HaznpShire-Co S. Collins
Decentralization N. Bowditch
Conncctieut-Rev. J. Cogswe, REV. H. Crosswell
Ne'o fork-lion ID. Green Hon. c. c. Ferris, Gen.
George r. Davis, George w. Clinton, Esq, John Hun
ter; Esq, and John A. Graham, Esq, l.. L. D.
-, Pennsytrania-Dr. c. ID. Neigs Gen w S. Ropers
Wm. ROBINSON jr, Esq, VIM. J. Leiper, Esq, VIM c.
Frazer, Esq, 'lion George NJ Dallas and Hon Calvin
Blythe. ~
:, Nrgina-Dr. f. II. Carmichael Col. John IIeth and
Hon. Z. w. Daniel
.i0rM CaroIina-John Bragg, Esq
South CaroItna-Dr. T.. S. Davis
Georgia-Col. VIM G. Lyman.
he"tnehy-Thomas J. Pew, Esq, and JOS Holt Esq.
IenneSSec-SRt. Rev Bishop Otey
Indtdna-'Dr; f. Newland, and Samuel Alilroy.
aiiSSiSStPPi-FDr. Samuel A. Cartwright
!frniy-Brig. Gen. ii. Atkinson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
BY the GOpernOr Of tie Commonwealth of Dirginia
A PROCLAMATION

EEAVING received information from the Sheriff of
N IL Floyd County that the following persons lately
confined in the Jail OF that county, witt Joseph Moes
who has been convicted of passing counterfeit Bank
note and sentenced to the pententiary ten years
John A. Helms, CHARGE with passing a counterfeit
Bank-note; and David hhClanalan, who was charged
with unlawful and malicious manning, have made their
escape thcrefrom, and are going at large
Now, therefore, /, Litteton Waller farewell Cover
nor oil the said Commonwealth have thought proper
offer reward OF hundred dollars each for hloles
and Helms and fifty dollars for McClanahan to any per-
son or persons who will apprehend either all Of the
aforesaid fugitives and deliver them TO the Tailor of
Floyd county And do require all officers
both civil and military, and request the good people Of
this commonwealth, to their best exertions apprc-
bend the said fugves that they may be dealt with ac
cording to law.
Given under my hand, Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rich
[sEAL.] mond, this Doth day of May 1885
LfFTN w. TAZEWELI.
Descriptions" Joseph Moles is young man, about
p years of age with blue eyes, fair complexion sandy
cooured hair, live feet eight ten inches high, with
some scars on his face, occasioned by fighting"
John A. Helms, about the same age of Moles five
feet six or seven inches high with dark hair and eyes"
David Mechanism is middleage man. a low
square built fellow, of rather loose habits"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
LATER FRoM EIRopr

Our News Schooner boarded, yesterday afternoon
the snip join MAnsHALL, Capt Crondell, from elias.
gov, SWh APnl, by which were politely furnished
with later European papers than had previously re-
ccyed Their contents, however very important
Lord Elot Ofom England) had arrived in Spain as
mediator between the great hostile parties VIZ. the
Queen, supported by the friends of liberal system of
Government, on the one hand, and Don Carlos backed
ny the admirers Of the old and absolute dynasty on The
other Both parties had determined 10 receive him in
tne most splendid and friendly manner. The object Of
ms mission VIII no doubt be accomplished and Peace
taiended by more happy system Of government, and
az the comforts and blessings chat attend her irain) once
more throw her cheering mantle over proud Castle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
EXpIINGINC y ESaiI IfrrIG. e. "-ay -

The Legislature has been occupied everal DAYS upon
the resolutions disappearing the pursued by our
Senators in relation the President of the United States
AND i"Struetng them to vote for ezPungng from the
records of the Senate the Resolution condemnnp the
conduct of the President with regard the depcsitcs &c
OF those who addressed the Chair in support of the Re.
solutions, we would mention with pleasure Messrs
Wightman OF Middletown, Perry Smith of New Milford,
Leman Church of Canaan, Ansel Sterling of Sharon,
ana Gideon Welles of Gasenbury-all of whom we be-
eve fully satisfied the expectations of their democratic
friends.
The vote on the Resolutions taken by yeas and
nays, and they were passed by of III to 76 Se-
veral members who absent having leave granted
them to record their votes this morning. the majority
will probably be incrcased.-Timcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
Another esramd SchcInet

o. $4,000 CaPlal-and " Prizes, each Of So 900 m
pIRGJNI9 DISlf4L SW.95fP LOTTERY Y, Ciasq No 13.
VIII be drawn at Alexandra, 9th June, 1886
GO No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPfrALs.
prize Of $50 600 IS Of 5000, Of 81 900 50 600 500
$1,000 and 81 16O each g of $500 &c SC
Iicheis $40, Halses 81, Qmytcrs 81 80
Orders meet The most prompt attention.--kddrcss
June g Eat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
TALrAifAssEr Nav IL

TALLAHASSEE, May TO-
Congressional EtesfioaThc principal part of The fol-
loving statement Is pied from the official returns in
the Executive Office. to which we have had access
through the politeness of Mr. Walker the Secretary
and acting Governor We take this oppor unity to make
our ackno~ edgment of the receipt of information on
tins subject from several gentlemen at Distance
There is now doubt that Col White has received a
majority of all tho votes in the Territory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

HRUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
IA Will be sold publicly, to the highest bidder in the
town OF Boydlon, Va, Thursday, the 18th day of
June next at the front door of N b. Wilson's Hotel on
credit of twelve months, between % and 30 beautiful
building Lots, running from the corporation line of the
town OF Boydton to the line Of Randolph Macon College
(Which IS within 200 yards Of the buIlding) an avenue
20 feet wide is laid off, which all 'front.' they con.
tain from two to four acres each, all in woods and
most OF them are well tmbered Persons desirous to
educate heIr children in the best manner and withal
TO settle in healthy and desirable country would do
wen TO attend the sale None Of the lots are more
than three quarters Of mile from the Colepe-The
housng condition Of the institution and the general
good health of the noighborhood would make this place
desirable retreat in for persons residing in the
lover country map Of the lots may be any time
by applying to the subscriber The sale will commence
at IL o'clock, and every lot offered will be sod without
reserve. VIM TONNES
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
mIGGEEs's EXCHANGE
IND LOTTERY OFFICE Richn,nnd Hirni
,.,a Drawn Numbers Of the

Drawn Numbers of the
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, No II ,
Drew Both May:
u go 70 % Ga 10 II 81 80 20 ID II
Whole ticket No. 2, H. 3d. sold to gentleman in
Richmond Iialfticket, No g g. 49, sold to a gentle
man in the country. Half do, No. Ia, 20, 73 do to
gentleman in the country.
All sold, and will (as usual be paid at sight, by
RTGEER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

luuieu1Jf WAY >oulf 90 CiOck, II. NJ. }
TIE PORTUGUESE INSURGENTS
The Portuguese scbr. Boa Nova Bernardo Raqoio
commander, arrived here this morning from St Thomas
having on board 80 ocoTsand troops Of the Portuguese
battalion which reyoltcd and committed the horrible out
rages al Port Proyo, Of which 90 account has lately
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
BY The GoUenOr Of tie Commonwealth of Vireinia
A PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION.
AWHEREAS a vacancy hath occurred in the Senate
Wv of this State, in the District composed of the
counties of Brunswick, Dinwiddc and GreensyilIe by
the resignation of George C. Dromgooc
Now, therefore, |, Littcton Waller Tazewcll Cover
nor OF the said Commonwealth have thought proper to
direct the Sherfs of the counties Of Brunswck Din
widde, and Greensvie to hold election the Court
days thereof IN the month of August next for ember
of the Senate Of this State to fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand, Governor and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth at Rich
[Seal] mond, this Doth day of May 1885
LifTLETON w. TAZEWELL.
June = S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02
MARKETS

LIvERPooL Corros MARKEr Friday, April i5-Tho
transactions continue TO be extensive; spectators and
exporters have bought freely the former taking 5000
bales Of Am and the latter $500 The market is steady
Tor American descriptions, without improvement in pri.
ces, save for good aud prime qualities which are "a.
uer nearer Brazsar Id per 10. higher and the Su-
rats at auction to-day went off with spii placing them
I'D to odd per 10 higher than last week The import
IS l24l bags, and The sales 80 $40 bags viz 800 Sea-
Island q ~ 10 2s Id; 80 stained do I'D 10 god:
500 bowed Sd to ~ 1-2 1850 Orleans o 81 to
~ ~ 2,lOO AIabama, &c. DO Ia 10 " I.2d