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MISCElIlLlA.N EOIUS.
.yytreEr,YNCs FrnrA 1qss1snr1NAsx.


HE regular time for tho commencement Orthe Fall
session OF this ioj will he day of SsP
lauder Each Session continues fire calendar monthly
1escheraat present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. Nv d. ". ToLFoRD,.B. D.. Principal
Miss 8. v. BLISS frfytt{E
Miss MARGARET ORR, - 1.;...,
lmiss N Ira II. TOWNSEND, =. 1s's'tt''ttS' n
Miss FRANCISL l.. HARDING ,... %. ris|-.
Hiss MARY o. ToLE0tD, AsSIStant PrimaTY Depart
iItnt. rs -, - '-''-t $780,
Prof jim iwINISLs; .itLsic aud German. u
fAIr.tL.F. De MASSIAS, FfeHch and UTGbinEri Il
Prof. d. b. STONE, Vocal Music. s.Ff
Miss orr win not tRke active duty tho c0HiL session,
IN account or PrOVidanQl detention AT hOnle EnE vii
probahIstbe with US in the Spring, -. .a5.....a
Miss Bliss has been for several years conecta
&C urinary Philadelphia. She not only gives Stru0
HOES tho higher brapches taught In SeminRes ia
All experienced Teacher Music and French, Pupils
IN Music, receive lessons they may prefer, either
tOMProf. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. -. -I.l4-lti.l Z
Tho Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers, arrangements made for courses Lectures
.fore the elasses, by experienced Lecturer EX
lh,rimenteT ~ ..r EJsH
We would again direct the attention ofrarcn:s, to th
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing tho grade
LPup will at once know the amount of Tuition. Where
Tie majority studies Of pupil arc in particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent bedding, Fire AID
Lights, and Ancient Languages, II desired, per session
otfiVe months, aS ~ 49, -. ~ sos 90
Washing for Bosrdsrs, per dog, .il,a,Jssi9 90
IIAY PuEtEs-TTuitio Primary, Junior Gradeper
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WARWICK P. MILLER.
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD Il. ALLEN.
augoi
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PETERSoN's
Lady's National Magazine.
Only 81 as to Clubs w here Other
magazines ure 50.
EDITED BY

ANN .. STEPHENS & @. j. PETERSON.
The continued increase in the subscription list the
cheapest Magazine III the world stimulates the proprietor
to efforts Determined not 10 DO outdone, he offers tho
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Seth r. searcy whose certificate above is man Of as
much veraciy as any I'M this country and OF good
judgement and we place entire reliance his statement.
HARC0URT, HOWARD g. CO.
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st. Lofts. June is. 1859:
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The two bottles ofmedcinc got from yc1
whcnin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20

at yySrd.4Joseph Greer Cd War. Joseph FotsJth
a. MSId Geo TIsier: 18th Ward cleSt6T:l 6ll
Ward-A S. Glenn.
Curator Of City HaH.-JOel Triser. % III ~
r1,eTsstr Of Chaiut Gang Geo Bulgcr.
= .S,y,on Of Public Craze Yards.-Elias H. Burt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
THE JUBlI,EE.

Mc~dav morning nshcrcd in with clouds and sunshine
euGl strife Tor the rule of the sscs-f Their for
while prevailing and anon flying clouds obscnrna the
cmpy Brightness In the evening, just before Tho hour
appointed for the of the celebration The
plnvious clouds unbote their husbanded moisture and
poured their phas of flooded wrath in unmi,pated fury
But the elemental strife had errors for the unerriied
Democracy. They resolved the jubilee and their
spirit was not 10 bo eItngushed Indeed the unfayorabe
aspect OF the weather only served make them
and determined 10 celebrate their victory At early hour
in the evening" mounted horsemen with their
badges dashng through the marsaug their
the event In short time after, GRIND mastering Of The
forces gathered al Market Square with music and banners
and ,ransparences, and tocl-ghs, when they form
3D. and the line OF march taken up in accordance with the
previously published programme. With camoous JOY they
proceeded or their way their patriotic ardor abatne in
the slightest though The rain descended in torrents dGrns
their progress Every democratic house in the city, from
The proudes 10 the hunbles, was lumnated-rnany Of
them magniceny and as,euly decorated The mansions
OF number of friends generously thrown Open
and ALL without distinction wings and democrats had free
the Widespread boards which Hospitality pro-
viGed for the OCCASION The affair throughout admir
bly, conducted notwithstanding the unavorabe of The
weather memorable festival and celebration .a' Of
Monday nGh. and happily fed The hours before its rrnna
tom .SorfolS Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CA
ROLlNA.

CHARLESTON Nov. % The message Of the Governor
delivered both Houses n the Legislature to-day The
following is abstract Of its important features:
Il represents the state Bank 10 be in highly prosperous
condition. the profits during The year amounting 10 nine pc.
cent He recommends its ccharer, with additional capital
IN" Governor expresses opposition 10 public execution.
md whipping and recommends amendment OF the act OF
S prevent ccorcd persons from entering the State 80
az 10 meet cases similar that Of the British ship Clyde
coorcd OF hat vessel he states has sued the she
rI for false imprisonment, bu; sccspec demands that
should not abatc one In or TITLE oi The law lie rccom
ien!s that The Legislature subscribe 100000 10 the B!us
Ridge Railroad and continue the Commissioners IN regard
10 the removal of the Charleston bar until the work i
tualIy commenced by tie General Government
The message concludes by congra,uang HE State tn,
present cam hut expresses fears that will BE- % short I
racn and hopes that the Southern States a
Of further aggrcssions (Which will surely Gomez will rise IN
the majesty their strength and. in conjunction with Sou
Carolina either force their rights 10 be respected
their place Southern Conederacy anon. the nations 81
The earlh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
THE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

On Tuesday next we shall publish full vote Of the State,
according "a the official returns From l39 counties ana
cities The official has been receved and il gives ma
oritv 10 Pierce and King of Fourteen thousand eight hun
drcd and rcny.sr Five counties are yet TO be heard
from officially They give majority of COL 10 Pierce and
Kin.--and they follows Amherst, Cabell, Marion
Mercer and Raleigh The whole majority for Pierce in the
STATE therefore, will be Fifteen thousand four hundred and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
THE, I, AIDES FAIR

We ,nturn thanks the Indies holding the Mon.
uncnia Fair in Lafayette Hail. for tho very acceptable lunch
they sent yesterday. il came in most appropriate time,
and very nice We advise citizens 10 Give the ladies
call and aid them in their lauabc efforts Ii what we re-
ccved be specimen of the good things the ladies have al
their fair readers that they cauno, be other
wise than well pleased b. devo:inga leisure hour in attend
inu The LaflYcttc Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
PRICES or STOCKS IN RicHno%D


Vel cHdiHs TkT~ddy, N"r.mtrT -
vlrgini. State stock. per cent - years lHe;"
sales ~ the Treasury. sit'
Virginia Stock, iss,ie, with from
lsr hly l.j
Virginia, Stock. 0f ~ wears issue 10 years
l." Tuu. wIll interest from, 1T July. l."
NIrgIta stock 81 N issue. 10 years ana IN
der ron. silh ut"rc-i iIom 1T July, lE
Bonds guaranteed by STATE OF Virginia, with interest
from 1T jain. Jos
C,ty 81 Richmond Stock with interest nom Isl JUS,
short dates. ln2 AMI interest: long ia
Cts Of Petersburg Coupon Bonds WIKI intcir-t IRON
Isl i Aug. lLu
Virginia gauk S'ocg par So. last sac-, "a.
rarmcis Bank Stock s;e- lh- week. lt
EXCHANGE llauk stack. market, laf raies. -
Virginia Girr ami Marine Insurance Stock, saicr Ia
week. dsIt.n! oil. To
Richmond Fgc association Stock, par go, sales this
week. ~
Richmond, Frrts'bs aa! Potomac Railroad Stock
s.:.ce lII- week. dividend! OF, -.
Richmond dni ic,ersnurc Kai!r"hG Stock. i4s sal-, p
James Rivcramd kaEaw Ia Stock. lat sair- L.
Virginia Ceura Railroad Stock, i4=l s4ica reported
hv " Anderson. Jr. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
LATEST NEWS By THE TELEER,Tu


PETERS BURG. Nov ., l:;o
The Trial Of Montague in Petersburg for killing han
son, has been postponed unl the next regular term d
Court, in May, In consequences of the absence oil =
teria whom il il expected 10 h.,
that Montague and himself out for the purp1..
chastsing Thompson, and no atrmpt was ,adc on ii.
lnri liz drew pistol. Mccarthy is living in phi!4csl
No application mace for bail .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
From the Philadelphia Argus OF Tuesday
cn,,nn. nIIrnI,INS NtISILn

We have permitted copy the following letter '"
General Pierce Democratic Committee oi a'anSe
merits this city, from which II VIII be seen maj nc ""t
NOT expect TO leave Now England for The South before ne
Isl OF February next: = ,.-o
CrHcoRD, (N. H. November Is lco2.
CEyrlgMES In reply to kind letter OF the ION IN
s,an would stale that do not expect leave New Eng
land for the South before the first OF February.
Accept my thanks gentlemen, and believe me very uiy
yours, rha.nh' ! ~ -
Hon T. B. Florence j. Stephens $. B. Kingston, licn:y
muiit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

sumption when rmy fixed and seated can be cured
much ,ou be- prevented. II The proper
applied firmly believe "list cold, gent .
cllthe-e he -ymitona which
the aprrr destroyed u i.se b. attended
al mas be- we'll and they vii be
irs, troublesome and
becomes alarming, and often fatal
For recipient Consumption. Know Of no hs;icr remedy thar
WISrAR'> GALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Il IL soothing an!
healing IN its nature admirably adapted 10 aay
that Distressing irritation which much prevails
tis season OF the caused by colds coughs AMI chI brought
an y frequent sudden changes IN the weather We know
Y.ra which hlsc radically cured By the
8il-an.
Consumption however, disease which differs much in
the and the rapdiy Of is an!
long flied ;he k oi - SUPPOSED that this
cnes capable
every the disease the contrary xpect
soemsa circumstance which daily with all the
"a Iabe remedies possess
Tie which has attended this medicine several years
the prejudices al all Respectable
ar,lcc las stand among the 6 ciss
blessings al the and when esored season. eracates
disease .or which II Is recommended
None genuine unless BuTTSon the wrapper Price
iola per bottle, bottles for five dollars
For sale by GATSOR WOOD and ADiE & GRAY, Richmond
tnd ~ Druggists everywhere. Nov. 19
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

DEATH OF THE HON WALTER FORWARD.
PIrTssuRG Now 24-rhc Hon Walter Forward dicd this
morning Of bilious ehoc aged Is, having been sick but
three days. He has filled many important stations, having
represented Allegheny county in Congress tor many years
Secretary OF The Treasury under President Tyler and
Minister 10 Denmark He was, up the time of his DEATH
Judge d The District Court and is much ancned by the
rlIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
The Boston Transcript says:

Gen Pierce himself is believed 10 favor Mr.. Wooibu
rs did the Southern Democratic policy in regard foreign
pow,r and that is certainly far from being aggressive
foreign would probably promote The interests Of
any part of The Union hut il would be particularly desrrc.
tive ot Southern interests.
The editoof the Transcript is friend OF General Pierce,
and perhaps speaks shy authority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

Fi IIs.lic Ladies Irtvr
i-' opened their FAIR At the Military Hail. 9th
Nam aud franklin, where they invite their friends and the
public To alicu!.
There will great variety OF really useful
crS. So. 81
al WISHING Ia hus Negroes. invited the sale
Auction head! place TUESDAY. tn. 3E
~ .nycu iul The 1T Of IIecrghc-
Wn Cat dec d. ~ uSanna more vanaole c'cco
With The sale viii Ilacc
te.iunin2 Il O'Clock. The Negroes vii b. sold rr.
anv 20 J GAIT. Adm'r ~.
= : the wih "ten there's aIwaYs mich sc>
among caused hy suien, colds
ps- mention medicine Cherry
public or
ug uliars small doses tho very
IN lie ip see Il simple and
children AZ S as very pIIa:abie We the
m would recommend our cal! PURCELL, LADD
60 and set 4 bottle fnr trial. July II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
MARRIAGES,

MARrsf x,wra. Va instant ~ tie Rev J y
Diuon. T. NJ BURKE of Essex, Va Miss MARY E. daughter
ci The iiir K. J.. Anircws OF Alexandria, Va.
81 Wing plcl;c copy.
7t Now Scaforl Mathcy. county,
+. SHEPARD 10 l.. l.. SliREVE Of Louisville, Ky
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
THE REVOLUTION IN MEXIco-REcALL OF


New ORtASs Nov. 22-1hc Picayunc has received isi
rers from the city Of Mexico, which states that Ara mas
demanded head the troops III person against III" Revolt"
torists Gen Uaga who has loned the latter asserts '
if hn .Oud prove successful in the overthrow Of The gov
ernmen viii accept any public office - ms rwar
The French Minister Mexico has received letters nom
his Government, recalling him Ia France.
Tie Trhuautepcc commission has finally left lis proposal
f,rl l,n irrisinn OF Inc govClnmcnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

Wcask attention 10 hir llardens advertisement OF "North-
Horses" 1t offers fine chance those who desire 10
possess good horscs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
u0NDR. To THE MEMORY or WEBSTER

HONORS TO THE MEMORY OF WEBSTER
CoScaEn, n. H., Nov 2i.-Ihe House OF Representa-
lives has voted suspend the statute requiring the meeting
of the Presidential electors Of the Stale The 3Oh, in order
10 enable the Legislature attend the Webster obsaques
Boston in body
To morrow has been fixed for the election OF United
States Senator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
N1lRGANn HORSE

Mr. WHITE of Hanover is unayoidaby detained al home,
from liz scnr in the House of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
CONNECTICUT Official

OFFICIAL VOTE OF OHIO.
ci.c:SSAT! Nov. 22.-rhe official vote Tor President
this State il follows: Pierce .lGu; Scott, l32 o2
Hale, 81 G2.
Tie official majority for Scott In Tennessee is ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
BApI'IsV HYMN HOoIl-.

Ts'lI: ap:i7t p,a,.n"uy, uii:r, Hymn Hook b.. IL
ID. d, President OF l!.r Univcr.ity Of Alabama ~ y
Manly. Jr., Pastor 9; the Fist Baptist Church. Ricraa
published b. The SIn,lern Eapls Publication Snris'
sc, and the virginia Baptist sunday : hou Ig1 Ftu.'
cieiy, Richmond Virginia, The Psalms, and >Ugg..
Richard Fue.. -. u audi. - Jctcr, D. u. The Si..ia'
bv Rev andrew Hr"adru,.
hli ui the shove llyin. Books may be Had III" b.
Depository, No -; NaII literal discount ~.
churches. ur To ps.soa- ba, luE 10 sell,
CHAIR r.. Wt,n1Jits T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

NAYAI.-Tho Republic understands that the sloop-ot-
war "Cyanc has been ordered 10 proceed 10 Havana, and
that me "Alhnny" will proceed 10 Pensacola.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

CuARLr.roS Row % Maxwcl's (Cem.) official majority
or Congress Florida is 2247 Of the ballots cast Tor him
having been !, jectcd for infornuliics
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
CLorl,iSG-CLoTiiIA,

Eu>l receive! another supply q" business H'm.'t i"'.
y anu fancy CO sIirr Pans Mcriun Velvet ana aat'
Vests. (Gou1c und s1. Area-t.d) MclIno u..d Ns a
ahG DrtweF-; n'>na very large assortment ri Dygr 90
2a':s e" the nay latest yics. guaranteed 10 ii precise
ALSO, : goo! assortment Of foys' Gir'hug,
j. y GturI''
No. i2i Main street. o.. i,rsi,. i.,l -
" ! have on hand very arse supply ol TRIMS, F.
y" -nr! vcry luw Tor cash.
Nov, 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
GENERAL pIERCES CABINET.

The press are very busy engaged in making up CABINET
for President Pierce We who are entirely unco'nmn!ea
as to men, are much amused 10 the now being play
cd We great confidence that the President elect VIII
right and willing rely his Judgment Wis
dom and gagacity in selecting his advisers
The editor OF the Louisville Journal the day or so before
the recent election addressed The following stirring words to
the Wing party:
Wings nrc you ready? We hear yon shout "all ready
Well "ire!" and may God have mercy on tho foe.
appears his prayer answered and God did have mer-
CIV on the foe The fire of the Wings had effect on
the Democrats than SO much Arc the prayers Of
The editor of the Journal always clfsciua7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
a TANNER WANTED

4 TANNER WANTED.-The subscriber ws,ce to en-
"a oy good Tanner and Dresser Of leather for The
with family would be preferable, ard
industrious well
workman K Y OVERBEI.
Whl!ehcusc, Va Nor. 2i-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

NEW JERSEY OFFICIAL VOTE
TTgxroN Nov 23Tho official vote ol New Jersey IL ~
follows Pierce "a 293 Scott IS 53U Hale 239; Broom SIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE Senate

Co.cunD Nov. 2i--1he Democrats OF the Legislature
have, nominated Charles g. Atheon for United States g
naIcf 10 succeed John r. Hale The Wigs have nomnh
ted inhn prrhy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
SMALL S3Tga.

nIr. HANCOCK offered the ln:luWlEg:
Resoised-ihat the Committee On BANKS enquire ~
Ia the exprii.rcv ot epcaling The law o; 5i9. agans
passing small and also allowing The B1rss ~ i's
Commonwealth o! less denorn:nail"a man
FIVE drlTs for three years not exceeding ~ per cent hp"
their capital
hir LEWIS mayed that The resolution be laid Tie table
which motion was decided negatvcaycs 81 "a
MIR WILEY then moved that the further consideration o!
III, subject be indefinitely postponed aG motion was cdT-
ri, in the allirmative-ayes 60, noes 81, as follows:
ArEs-Messrs Carpenter. Chea,ham Talbot, Newkrh,
Aliicr OF b. and c. Wiley Powcr Bucsner Carroll! Jones
al c. Luke Barbour, OH Jr. Hamlu, Muse, Gordon OF
f. Edwards Miller, Of F. Baker Shannon, Tal!aterro
Battle-Ground, Parks White OF G.. and o billiard, How
Gr,son, Edwards, Tomin, Downing, Pendie"n Hardy,
N,>rniaa, Agnct; GuOic vi d. Lcaly, Wheeler, Port
lccs krysc Nottingham. Scott of Preston, Collier Saun-
ders Watson, Morrison Co.
N0Es-Messrs Mapp, Rvrs Early Massey. Walker, Tate
Goode Jr., of B. Davis Irving, Clark Speed, Pierce Han
COCK Scgar Prince Headen Brooks, Renick, Waite of H.
Crew, Patrick Fry. Carrington Ball. Jones OF NJ, Cullpch,
Yawter, Echos Michael Jr., kiby, Dawson, Robertson
OF n. c., VERIFY Hubbard, Oldham Staples, Wooding,
Towncs Zinn, Wilson, Butler, Crane Of r. c. Anderson
Rice Leyburn, Gilmore OF r. Smith OF r. Grccvcr FRET
low King. Dunn Welmun and RoYd5I
Mr. EDWARDS moved that The uie of the House oe sus-
pended The purpose OF reconsirring tho posinnin
indefinitely bill authorizing the Banks OF this irumon-
wealth issue notes OF less denomination than S..
On motion OF sr LEWIS this resolution ordered 10 be
laid upon The table.
The following resolution offered by s1r. DawsoS, was
ruled out Of ORDER
expcdency of repeating 18th and 10Th of chap
1873 of the Code OF Virginia
Mr. SEGAR, from the select committee whom refer
red the Governors message relating the act OF
Congress providing for the satisfaction OF outstanding Viz.
gnia Land Warrants issued for military services The war
Of the Revolution presented report which, his notion
was laid m the table and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. LEWIS, from the Committee Roads, &c presented
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no ENii,IEi;S-KEEICMV puIeJ

EfLOWETs itOGTS.-Iiy a,ittis, 1uIp't -
4 uncu"s. Narri--us. Gia!iou5. CcGwa I'np.rt... :.
" e.. >, ''f~''"'' WN FiL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
N'tkII0''IF' .''I't y -'-I''"' :" :" =
DISMAL SWAMP land CUGPhNr

rES!lE ANNA Meeting "i stockholders ~ tue ID 'n' =
Company WILDE held Cacc1tdiUgr" Idw] a. tif +.
!oS, county "l Nsrye un!, tie ID Iur- a.. %"
month 70 ~ :
Nov. l. ri' nr.a,irHl Dismal Swa" !.tl.|'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

Invoking spirit of good will and harmony upon your de-.
b.a,ions and the continuance OF the avors OF that kind
Providence that preserved people from The yicsl-
tude eventual career need hardly assure you in con-
clusion my prompt ana cordial cooperation with you
in every constitutional you may adort, design
Oh n pIono,o The ucne-al good JOHN ROSS.
How long will il be before star gers on our nation 8
banner indicative OF the admission into the Union oil the
State of Cherokee? Such thing is far from improbable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

ssEKCHAaTS AID nAIUFACTCRhH' -
I'VE yuIrc new books 10 o.ch Tie coming year ~ ~
th.u n,t. il, order that th.y n! s ,fy ~: season
Der Il prepared with materIl- OF ::ic beg! gnat, =
work personally He can filiy recommend ~ ~, -. [
also every variety o. o.'''''''' y >tN
palronas- n,.,4 ,rt :
Nov. y EH"sS"il'f, bI,N -
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ARAN AND AAEXANDRA RAN

" CDMpANf.-S"uce l. hrTchy gIgsa, thi- l'n'@
The 2t Gay % December rrsuiu.. n"."dI = ''i '"'
!rco'cf. IN ne -'t iiarS mole -, Ir ~ 't'.i
10 the ctfia .r"rt Of tie c"m,au: .ittiuiDi o.,
~ DIdr, .. H. i;:..tf"tv- .,.
hi.xaa,!rla Nov. lt-c.11w:vr } ~ iH"i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

TO Fa isal Ei:S-REbttfD ~" =
asSpaCIlNC 70 s,"" an in: present onsi!' s. an ~
4 next; To McesIs Mott. Lewis & Go WI r"t ~,
time 81 reduced prices glisr PUIshs aai PoH4g
rgoUs Kinds, Straw Cutfer.. Com Shelters, tnFh ahe
Wheat Fl. ! ChumI field and Car3cn Raiist-. u
Grinds'nue Fixtures Spltes, Shorsa Axes. ''4,.i
Seeds. Dc sc. > :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

The following petitions were presented:
By Mr. BR0nKs-Fr0m the Pttsyivania, Franklin an
Sotcourt Turnpike Company, asking 10 be relieved iim an
forfeiture incurred by them Tor failure TO keep their road
order.
By dr. WELLMAS-From eleven citizens Of Cabell cous
ty, praying 10 he attached 10 the county of Wayne.
By Mr STEvsSs-FroIn The Judge Of the l2,h Judlc!a
Circuit tie presiding Justice Of the County Court OF Rock
inhan and members OF the bar that the times Tor hoidi
the Court. in said Circuit be changed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

SLEEPER & BACON, Great Western Wire
FACTORY, ~ Market street. between I'd and 3d-Always
ready to fill orders for Selves riddles screens trans
kitchen saf $, bird cages and fencing wire Tanning
ili WIRE cloth and screens of all kinds. Brass cap
per and iron wre cloth of all numbers ALWAYS ON uard
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

IRE MAGrARs.-The London Dispatch SAYS
that towards the end ssof the ninth century
lSo9, the Magyars, until then unknown in
Europe, were forced to leave their primitive
home III Jugria, on the eastern side Of the Ural
river, and in the neghhorhood of the CASPIAN
lake As nomadlc nation, they had with
them their families, horses and cattle. wander
ing aion5 The banks Of the Vnlga and Don riy-
ers, and then along the northern coast of the
black Sea, from one pasture ground to the 9th
er, till they at last directed their attention 10.
wards the fertile countries skiriing on The Dan
ube.
they were then ruled by seven chieftains
dukes ana numbered 1t a,s4 25, .ODG AIMED
horsemen, whe were bold warriors, though arm
ed only with bows and arrows Soon after
they had entered Panronia, they conquered it.
aud made incurs;ons into Italy, and especially
Germany. Here they were called Hnns..
Since that time the names iIungarians and Hun
gary applied to the Magvars and their coun
try have come into general use.