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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05

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.averyard Robt Hubert Mrs Eli
b Hall Samuel
Bacon Hudson Howard Volney
Bacon James Hunt Tim
Baker VIM w Hays John 2
Baily 6 S 3 HiowlGn .Mrs CIR;
Budlong David Hathaway Allen
Budlong Miss r "A Hill Charles N
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Bigelow Charles riet f
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Bigelow julius Harris James
Beard James II Hadly Rufus 5
Burly Georg Hare William
Bushnell John M Hele Thomas
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Borland .9brm w Hicks Barnibus
Benitt Geo Hitchcock REFS:
Bennett II w Harlow August
Benny Jacob Hamlin II ilton
Bishop John Haed Locen G.
Bishop Joucab Hinman NJ ISIS II
Bishop Simon Halbrook Hiram
BurIrick Horace Almira
Bunham David Houghton Mrs i.
Bennion Edward aiine
Bullermore james Howard N Lew
Bliss Nathaniel Hopkinson GeoT
Buckesy Silas Hill Charles
Beckwith Miss Jul
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Birder Mari lngham VIM II
Bundy James NJ
Brown Isaac Jameson M ID
Brown Hiss Eliza Jones Samuel
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Beebee Lois X
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Carey John kenney John
Cook .Nrs .Ianettea KuDdig Rev Man
Churchill George kcegan Thos
Crowfoot David Keary John
Champlin .Hrs Car Kellogg .L'rs 1
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CoIman Patrick Kidder henry
Curtiss .Mrs .Mercy Kiiterage CeUrg'
Chadwick Sylves- KEENAN, John
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Cowper Richard Lyons VIM r
Cassidy Henry Lyons Miss CilsN
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Cox Catherine Limb Peter
Cha; Ike Hi S Mi Lewis MRS Sarah
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Chambers Frances Lester Benjamin
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Chamberlin .Eiss Lu;ia Miss Julia
Sally .fnn Lawton Gardner
Crocker Hannah.M NJ
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Judy Mairen Steven
Carpenter & Sher- Misgcen Peter
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Cul.ins Edward Fl Miller MIS- Jeruiia
Carr Spencer d ID M;hoaey Daniel
Cook ii w Murly Gecig
Carpenter Orriscn Mon agul ruwa: {
Christie David NJ morn "A
Harrison McrE Daniel
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Conwell Daniel 2 miller orren
Carly John 2 Martin Mrs Nancy
Cutler Norris Miller MIS- Harriet
ID moor Miss Emcle
Dexter Edgar Madison Mrs Abie
Davis Eli moran John
David Carls Murdock John
Donovan Bridget Merrill John b
Davis Delos moran Thomas
Dixon John r Morrison Miss ia
Divine Bryan Maloney raniel
Dobbs William McGuiie John or
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Erwin Silas b McSchooler Jam,
Emery Ira w
Emerson Lorenzo McGongle Owen
Egan John McGown Mrs Al
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Folien Owen McLauglan Coo
Foster Alfred ran
Finch Mrs. Harriet McLane Patrice
f McClaughry sam
Fleming Michael el
Foster Col VIM A McMannan Jane
Foley Timothy N
Ferry .Nary Moves Thomas
Fish Sheldon Moves EbeBeezel
Foster Mrs Caro- Nelson Miss Hele
line Nelson Daniel
Foley John Noble G B
Props Hiram II Newell mrs Than
Fetch John full
Frost & Levy Naramore Jose,
G A
Gonnegle John II o
Gage & Lynch Ozane James
Gray Miss Il Otis Rev Erastus
George Thomas Obnin Martin
Gibbon Alex O'Riely james
Gilbert George 0 Osterhoudt Mad
Gibbs & Wickwire son l.
sg Persons calling for any of the
ADVERTISED. JNO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
500 REWARD.

1 WILL give ONE HUNDRED Dollars reward for .be de
tecion and conviction of the person or person Who at
tempted to fire my Cabinet .Nanufactory on Wednesday
night last. w Fl SCOTT
Kenosha, June 81,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05

Running time of Boat on the down passage.
From Chicago to Milwaukee, Mac. to Detroit 10 h
2" Nil TO Sheboygan, bet. TO Cleye, 81
Shcboygan to .Hac- IA Cleve 10 Buffalo II h
Total running time between Chicago and Bufaao 5sx
hours.
The Empire State is entirely has for
400 Cabin and 1000 Storage passengers for strength
speed, and magnicence is unequaled by any boat afoa
X. BELL, Passenger agent.
Office, Main street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
PURE WHITE LEAD,
Fresh from the Mill
Limseed Oil.

All sizes of GLASS, Pickle Jars Tincure Bottles. BIC &c
Brushes Of all sizes and descriptions, S,oeet Oil,
Meats Feet Oil, dc.
Agents for all the best Patent Medicines II; .e among
which may be found Chrise's Gavanc Remedies Towns
end Sands Bristos Mosers & Myers Sarsaara, Mer-
chans Oarglng Oil the best thing for Horses and Cattle
9xan wholesale and Retail Agent for Jaynes celebrated
Famliy Medicines. n SAWYER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05


ed its salutary effects in curing the diseases for Wl
it is recommended, viz. Acute and Chronic D;anb
and Cholera Morbus in our own, or in the families
our customers and have also its successful ADJ
istration in cases of Cholera lnfantum We 40 the
fore confidently recommend it to all those who ma!
afflicted with those distressing and dangerous CO
plants, offering of the best means for their G.
or relief
L. b. Swan Post & willie, Rochester Foster & Di
inson, J. E. Warner CO., VIM. Bristol, Utica; FIJI
EE e'y Dlaye; En-, sycnse Joseph osborn, SEN
l.. c. Cheney & Co., Chapman & Remington Canapl
qua; C. Remington, Nunda e. II. Huntington
Lapham, Penn Yam. Tracy Beadle, Elmira; We
yer & Son, Batavia; John ]. Foot, Hamilton Bisse
Leonard Rome; H. & e. Gaylord, Cleveland; u
Owen & Co, Detroit; t. M. Hunt, Auburn.
G. N. FUTILE, Auburn. N. Y, GENERAL AGE !
for the United States
N. Sawyer, p. p. Green, Kenosha; D
Deteey, Wdukegan; Bennet Mahew, S.
SON d Co., Racine, Agents. 6m-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
"Alas for the rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the sum-

The Highland Mary passing several days
subsequent to the above, her passengers observed
a forlorn creature seated on prominent point,
with her face turned to the mighty "Father of
Waters, and learned that it was the unfortunate
Golden Bird vainly expecting the return of
him in whom was consecrated her 'sall'' of this
world, and her hope and happiness in the world
to come. Alas poor Indian! What COM
mentary upon woman's love, whether found in
the refined circles of polished society, or the
unsophislcated abodes of savage lite.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05

TIMING IT.--A minister in the Highlands of
Scotland found one of his parshioners intoxica-
ted. The next day he called to reprove him
for it.
SIT is very wrong to get drunk" said the par
son.
q ken that, = said the guilty person, shut then
dinna drink as muckle as you do!''
"What, sir How is that?'
"Why, gin it please ye, dinna ye take glass
o'whisky and water after dinner?''
"Why, yes, Jenny, surely take little whis-
ky after dinner merely to aid digestion
"And dinna we take glass o'whisky toddy
every night when you gang to bed?'
"Yes, to be sure, just take little toddy at
night to help me Sleep
SWELL" continued the parishoner, "that is
just fourteen glasses week, and about sixty
every month. only get paid once month and
then if I'd take sixty glasses it would make me
dead drunk for week. Now, you see the only
difference is, We time it better than do.''
Progress of Improvement -" Mother" asked
asix foot gawke, after two hours of brown study,
"what did you and dad used to do when he came
courtin' you?''
"Good airth and seas what do you mean, jede-
diah?'
'Why, went courtin' last Sunday night
| went to Deacon Doolittle's TO see Peggy, and
she told me didn't know how to court | ask
ed her to show me how and says she, Sax your
marm." So want to know what you and faith
er did,
ola! SUI! Why Jed, we used to sit by the
fire and eat roast turkey and mince pies, and
drink CIDER and watch the crickets running
round the hearth
'Good gracious! times ant as they used to
was, mother that's sartin; Twas all slicked up to
kill, and looked tarn' scrompshus, and the only
thing Peg gin me was raw pickle.
A HoosIER IN BosToN.-This story is told of
an Illinois man stopping in Boston. After din
ner he brought cigar and sauntered out for a
walk. Soon Policeman tapped him on the
shoulder and mott fed him that he had incurred a
fine of two dollars for smoking in the street.
The stranger broke V and paid the penalty.
Shortly after, child who wanted "a penny to
buy a loaf of bread, and hadn't had no breakfast
or dinner" moved his Western generosity, and
he bestowed remnant of gingerbread upon the
hungry one. Thereupon second officer ap-
preached and informed him that he had violated
another ordnance of the city with So fine. The
Hoosier handed out the So BILL The officer
presented him the change. He shook his head
"keep the whole-I shall want to whistle present.
ly."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
Fresh Drus and NIeGfcines.

ISL received at the KENosHA Cry DRUG SroRE-
the lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05

T'HIS invaluable Medicine for th'
i above complaints, surpasses aTl
other remedy now in use. Hundr.e
OF cases have come to the knowledgI
oil the proprietor, where a speeg
cure has been effected by the use o.
the Cordial, after resort TO the con
mon remedies had proved unaTai
ing. 1t has been extensively use
throughout this State and elsewhe7
tor many years--has been approve
and is used in rlactice by Gre
number OF the most respectable pl
sicians, as may be seen by their r
tificates and recommendations
compaliying each bottle.
This medicine is discovered to
a certain and efiectual remedy forp
INTESTINE DISEASES
produced by the drinking of thew
tiers of the rivers in the southern
southwestern states, which rendss
It of inestimabie value to those "
leslie o. travel in those sections
the country.
Certificates.-Ne, he uno
signed, have for several years Y
sold b. Fosgate's Anodyne Cord
and <1nrspaf fhic ,,1~,Al ba,.a ,,-itnP
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
IMPORTANT.
B. F0SGATE'S ANODYNE CORDIAL,
safe and efIectual remedy for the
SUMMER COMPLAINTS,

va DtdrrhBa and ChOtern MOrbus-oLso. Flair
lent and SpdSmodic C0Lics.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
AFact from the Forest Land.


Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, June, 3, 1850.
Messrs Editors of the Reveille: Permit me
to call your attention to the following example
of female devotion, exhibited by one Of a race of
beings we are too prone to consider vindictive,
cruel, and destitute of the gentler attributes of
humanity 1t was related to me by DIR. Schley,
most accomplished physician and gentleman
OF Frederick City, Maryland, on his return from
the northwestern tour, who assured me it was
strictly true:
A young man, from st. Louis, engaged in log
gln9 on Lake Menominee,' at the head of the
Red Cedar or Menominee having shown some
kindness to an Indian girl of the Chippewas, who
reJoiced IN the name of "Golden Bird, inspired
her with so strong sentiment of love that her
happiness became much affected. Out of his
presence she was gloomy, dull, and depressed,
and could neither eat or sleep, but, with him
was all life and JOY She forsook her name and
kindred, and rejoiced in his presence She
would bring rare game, fish, flowers, precious
stones, ETC., and experienced inexpressible pleas
nre when he appeared to appreciate her offer
ings. She lived upon his smiles, and when he
retired to his cabin for the night she would
wrap herself in her blanket and sleep at the door
till morning. But at length the raft was COM
pleted, and the time of separation drew near
lie considered it Joke, and congratulated him
self upon his approaching relief. With her it
was an affair of the heart, perhaps matter of
life or death.
At last the raft was released from its fasten-
ings and foated slowly down the streams but
"Golden Bird was found opposite on the bank
springing from rock to rock, borne onward by
the wings OF love and hope, and at night, when
moored to the shore, she make her appearance
on board, bringing some delicate offering to
please him whose smile was her heaven. SO it
continued, until, in consequence of the bodness
and abruptness of the bluffs, she could no longer
proceed, and was forced to remain behind
Alas for her future happiness! What gestic-
ulations of grief and despair! What expression
of hopeless misery and wo! AS the raft glided
out of sight she was seen on prominent bluff
wildly gesticulating, and alternately rending her
hair and weeping most bitterly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05
BUFFALO & CHrcAGo--REEp,s LINE

LEAVES KENosuA AND BUFFALO, AS FOLLOWS:
IeaYes Kennsha. ut [ n,clock. 2. M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
THE RESULT IN GEORGIA.

or course the open-mouhed advocates of instant dis
MON are terribly dsgunted the conservative result in
the Empire State of the Souh The Southern Press says
10 The rictors-not to the vanquished- this aternal
sr-or yell of exulting derison from the Abolition Ia
natcs will echo their shouts Of triumph 1t strengthens
their assertions that the Union in danger from er
areressos-and that tho South will always threaten put
never put those threats into execution We repeat (what
have so often proclaimed convicon that greater
aid and comfort will be given SEWARD and his agators
BY this one days work in Georgia. more staggering
blow be stricken 10 the perpetuty of this any
even that could happen-save the inchng OF Misssspp
Higher stronger still will the crested wnve roll down
The South until secession will be left the only ARK OF SAL
vation.
With that nlidity which is at times the greatest RASH
ness the majority of the people OF Georgia have struck
mady the embanknent which alone stay the wates
of this ood-and their example be followed other ana
fearless hands do repair the breaches they nave
made wo for the Southhc Union and the great expert
ent of self governmena OF which this suicidal mel mas
put in such imminent peril.
Now, is no, this an amusing instance of Inconsistency
disguised with Mr. Cheves in advocating instant secession
tho only cectual remedyand because Georgia has re-
fused follow the direction and dissolve the Unon she is
denounced having given staggering blow to tho pepe
tuy of tho Unon The Southern Press wishes the honor
of breaking up the Union in its orn scientific way!
The Savannah Georgian bitterly complains that Georgia
has yieded her dearest into the hands OF
submissionss The North may and will rejoice over the
victory for she has fought battle on the field of Georgia.
and Georgia has captulated to her terms"
1t adds Southern Rights stock greatly below par and
its advocates bankrupt for the present. It s even mad
enough charge that neve there election carried
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
TIE GENERAL. ASSEMBLY

Will in the Capitol at II NJ to-day The members
docking in and doubt not there will be quorum in
each House. 1t bo denied that the present will b.
one OF the most important sessions o the Virginia egsla
tue ever assembled. Virginia is always regarded with IN
terest but in the present crisis her action will BE- looked Ia
with uncommon zes,. All portions Of the Union, il cannot
be disguised her. for aid aud comfort Her
ton may turn the scale md either the Union assist
in breaking into ragamentary confcdcracies Governor
Floyd wc doubt not will in his message indicate her posi-
ton and Duty with prudence and wisdom ht with rmness
The Legislature, have no less doubt will second his
audabc efforts in preserving the Unon but at the
time tuking every precauton for the security o the future
In word, Virginia will she has ever DONE shew herself
TRUE TO the Rights of the Sonlh and the Rights and union
Of The States.
There is an unusually large number of members who
not in the last House; TO- believe Those who
here last WINTER will observe marked improvement in
city, We had hoped 10 welcome them with blaze Of gas
hight, Illuminating our dark sreesbut, unfortunately, TINT
bright period will be postponed weeks They
but be struck with the ayoabeprogress the erection
of The Masonry Of the Virginia Washington Monument
the Capitol Square the solemn and deeply interesting
ony Of laying the stone of which, the 22d Febru
ns they assisted Under energetic directions
Floyd and the active superintendent of Mr. Rand the work
goes buvely Five ol,he eight circular steps leading
the central PLATFORM and the bases of the Fix pcdes
tails have been firmly laid The material Of granite is
handsome is enduring, and the workmanship equal TO
any in the country The accomplished Sculptor Mr. Craw
ford is in Eoe preparing the models for the bronze
statues (nonc of them oil marble stated in the ~ " Ex
press) which be in Paris Munich. CORES
pondcnt of the N. Y Conmercl writing from Rome suys
The of Mr. Crawford puts life into little circle
Of Americans We all feel certain property, not only in
The mans fame but in his heart which is altogether The
scale of his genius II is really very fortunate for The Ae
cans here that they find society among themselves for
the restrictions upon their accustomed freedom OF speech
and iberaty Of political feeling prove exceedingly tedious
in their intercourse with the Romans
The Monument, far as has progressed and shown
i'll the handsome painting in the Capitol Rotunda, has ex
cited Iuuch admiration.
The Members Of each House welcome Ia Richmond
wishing them harmonious, useful and pleasant session
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
MIDWAY FEMALE AcADEMY.

hf aes AMI patrons Female Education rescctiu? IN
= msAdih the annual OF this Institution VIII be
Il! Il o ,s reception o young ladies on MONDAY Ih day 'i
and ronnue without interruption uniil tho LIST Asus' eoi
eaoshen OF THIS School, the subscribers ms, oolec.
-''s o educating their daugicr In It's continuance
'e increased and for the accomplishment n which the best
I'ss' Of their mind and body have been directed
- aere take pleasure informing their friends and patrons hai
changes have been made and desirable arrangement
Three elegant and accomplished ladies anu one mas
~ possessing qualifications OF superior order (suited TO the
OF The School, and the advanced Stage OF many OF spu
:, n secured aseaeieTs aud greater advanta ses man esi
t rsen'ed al Midway Academy In no period Of the world
hut reserved for the present generation to en-
3her""' It's oPeaons and by aud energetic modes
sa, .in has mere aud attention been pad TO female
~. ~. e Emwood school .e rsdsnee Of tho a;r Hon James
% VII be long remembered viii, pride aud pleasure by
ags, shoo the late Mrs MeGnicr cseryedy attracted
The public and shed Its appy and radiant Influence
~ sa"i Rev Ino p MeGuicr has now dourshilg male
"a. NJ McGuer is Pastor OF s.. rauls Church, situated
H.. o; wo.y and esteemed friend Jno Cox, ESQ., attain
n,s a%svs the ees S ss sT s
la! aoris schools which reflect credit the
10 v Midway Academy closing last and eighth
oe',t amiabc, lovely and nteliee, class
s, N the union the daughters and wards OF gentlemen Of
ye Present emphaeally Improvement May wo not
Pleasing prospect thai The mind shall have no boundary
iose but i, will and nourifh forever Deeply
& With hese truths and with the responsibility assumed by
may he assured that active supomendence in the
n The s;es will be added Constant solicitude for
md While evory eser,ion shall made to make them
s proficient scholars opportunity w'' be omitted Of
,s 10 taxa elevated polished society ranking
amer lie aies christians and philanthroris,s Every
hnshed education will he taught al Midway Academy
for heah The every
W" H. PAID and no charge made for professional services
aye Zach deiray the necessary and actual
bapr ol ncudng thing and tuition IN NIL The English
Gen. M ne scholastic Year. sllU French Spanish Italian aud
haw san s2 Music Piano aud Guitar each 1885, Painting
and Embroidery, $40; periods under months
[ "i be charged, and in The proportion for The
Ii. As the teachers all engaged by the year and at
ea as no deduction will be made for absence except
ho oTsed sckness (when then becomes necessary 10
a.ron,S fnPis will be charged from the commencement OF
nsa winch they the school the end of the session.
COS. the .s, January and the balance at the
Boo. w ssol, or on leaving
@ and Stationery furnished Richmond retnil prices
St :Ttciuiy, JEFFERSON MINOR. b. d.
Ahm, MRS JEFFERSON MINOR
h, me subscriber Mler's Tavern Essex county, Va
!, $. ul u. Essex county. Va, Sept 10, lS50-cwtstD
sud O. paid for tho discovery and conviction person who
nis 70 my Hay House Friday night, The Sh of this
ufess3b II Dam, Goochland county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
VACANCIES EI[IEn

We understand that in Franklin Mr.. Andrew - Brooks,
higl member years SINCE has been elected 10 The
House by II majority over Mr. W. A. Street. who reached
the county only three days before the elections and that III
Patrick Mr. W. J. Robertson, Dem member OF the last
House. is elected BY 200 majority The former fills the Va
cancy orcasoned by the resignation Of Mr.. Claiborne,
member Convention and the latter the vacancy CAUSED
by the death of Mr. VIM Akers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
.------' - -
LAM NOTICE.,


4, SCOTT and A. s BROADDUS have formed partner
ship practice law: they Will also attend 10 'ne prose
oa of all claims against Government o The United Saes
nas the late bounty land passed 10y congress ''
/. September. lo,e =, . , ,,t :,
Iy race IN the and Superior Courts oi Caroline Han
NO. and King William Address W Sco,, Ruther Glenn taro
s county, Virginia; A. roaddus Sparta Caroline county,
,.e.,,,, - F. W. SCOTT.
w.. ~ Io,vsw A. s. BROApDUS.
REGISTER OF THE VIRGINIA DEBArEs.
vlSHE r.Gci proposes publish during ha session o inc
vIRGlNli REFoRM CONVENTION, should saIicient nul
49, o rrhrs during the ~ justify Tie enlc
REGISTER The Debates and PROCEEDINGS" 9" the Convei
@ a. AIKEN by the tue most exleri-
,,, accomplished, pliers be had IN the Count y
In, Re- lriao Dictates vii be ,!O,slsd quarto farm
trcr with clear ,pe and wN tc completed, when :he
fSvon,im Closed lRhc-s with copy o the New
together with the oi the people upon H. when such
,ba lve officially acer;a.ed The whole To constitute vo-
re Of for binng and preservation Judging
5.y discussions ddn the shorI SESSION
nou. ad1urnmeu safely be asserted that the De
M me v.lnia Reform Convention Likely
,hla ordinary interest 20 the public.
TERMS:
rc one copy a he Register 50 Two address So
bShoGi requisite number subscribers not be obtain
>, forwarded The of sloscrpti"n
n n. ce.,e! their the books o
M nrcne Republican an the miW-eSy edition OF that pa
,,,v. e :.u 4.ted 10 OF s5 IN lieu Of The Register
,sir.s RO II. GALLAilER,
Republican Once. Richmond. NEs!nia
q eoiemrorarss OF ,sc publish the aoove
prr will be entitled copy OF TIE
Esl..e, commencement. Nov S--cZrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
A SIGN or PUBLIC OPINION.

Messrs. Ayere Bocock, HoIIaday and Meade were in
Richmond on Saturday, on their way 10 Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
HANOyER ACADEMY.

G exercises this School vii commence on the 18TH OF No.
no ls0 aud until the last OF July, lS3l Neces
nN delays shortened the All subsequent
rs duration, beginning the lst of October Stu
sT, find eonveyanccs the Tayoisye Depot the Rich
s'ad fredericksburg road, only and half miles from the
Ali,Gy
Esror board and tuition per session of eight and hall
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, A. NJ.
IL a!cs the subscriber Tayorsvie, Hanover Va.
w M-ratMll ShDcc.