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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

10 De runLisnEp IN ruE CITY or IYNcHBuHa.
vINllE undersigned propose commencing, us soon ma /
II sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained n
publication, IN this city OF weekly rnpcr be- cuer
"THE TEMPERANCE REFoRMER,"
and devoted primarily to the advocacy of the Temper
anoe Reform and seeondaiIy Ia Literary Agricultural
Mechanical and Commercial inteCs and TO the dinn
sion of general intelligence
The growing importance of the Temperance cause.
the vast interests that arc insePnby connected with lis
promotion and the alarming results direct or indirect
individual and national CONSEQUENT upon its overthrow
constitute an imperative call for the Jealous and untrng
exeftions Of its friends. No surer or more effective
he devised for its promotion than To call into
requison the press,-the great organ if il be not the
creator, OF public sentiment among free people Act
ing upon this belief shall nscrbc upon CHE RE-
FORMER, the Lenign principles of this cause and
send il forth TO fight its battles confidently cxpcctnp
the aid of the good and rtuous whether in or ont of
Temperance Institutions.
But, while "Tl1E REFORMER" will ,nninly and ar.
IDENTITY advocate the Temperance cause thut shall only
be one OF many interests TO which it will be devoted
1t will lend its support all agencies physical or moral
(apart from the movements OF political parties) nvoy-
ing the public good IL will seek to promote Education
10 its most Catholic sense including Science, Literature
the Arts OF taste well of utility and Social
hnement For the Farmer it will present an Agricul.
ural department. The Religious will be kept informed
as passing events in the Christian world a record
oil the Markets and operations in the Commercial world
VIII De Kept tor the benefit of business men,-a de-
partmen suited to the amusement, instruction. and i'm.
p'oVemeh OF youth,and, for the entertainment OF the
eial reader regular record of the general ntelli.
geee OF the day and the current history of the times
.nr ~ y snail be Family Paper congenal in its
sa,rous ae apartments to the tastes OF ALL
Confidently expecting the support of the ,,,. .c md
il 'e enas9' Temperance, we sHall call upon
of others by mail '0''Ne tue orders
ERMs
The TEMPERANCE REfoRMER" will bo ~ H., .
larger, than the Lynchburg Daily Virginian mud MIA;
ed at ibe low price Of ONE DOLLAR AND f FIrTX
CENTS PER YEAR, due at the expiration Of thr,,
months non The hrst Issue ALIEN MCDONALD,
WILLIAM s. ORR
Oct % IL JOHN y, BROWN
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II Il R vi =
Oct % I.

GTONE WARE.--50 dozen stone Jars and
~ Butter Pots, assorted sizes,
100 dozen stone Jugs assorted sizes, in store, on
consignment and for saiea Factory prices by
sep 22~ts LEE & JOHNSON.
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TAPPING PAPER.

WRAPPING PAPER
w White wrapping large aud small
Brown do do do
Tea and Manila Wrapping
Also, Print aud eolored paper Tor job Printing. Sc
Pointers Curds. various sizes
Card Boards, ivory aud sutin finish
Printers Ink. new supply
nov Its { MORSE. Com Merct
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NtnbA IGsS n A1hts6 " Ohh ~
1 4 ADJOINING TIE POST OFFICE IYscuHrrG.
4A.-J h. GODDESS 4. mo. PteJt..io,s (ty
aflyg nj BalaoteJ staep oa lad and mol p 20 rl.r
1T Npr'hern price,. ERyriis1 AID mliaB Mardo Man.
tle. pIain md ornamental Monument. Tomb. liond
md fool Stones Garden We Counter. Tabic, BDrcou
and Hasbstand top., made any size at the shortest
fotet Aiao. dooi and window sillz.
AM order, from country. eatfustel ~ u., w
he faithfully executed VIII nd ii fefch nt
Aup l3-tlfz j. Is. GADDGSS' s BRO.
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EkEg. EXHIBITION

| Vie CO-IARTNERSllIr ir,,nf,r, cxi,fi,e be-,
l"t,l tie subscribers. undp the sty and firm o.
"'h"'hl =" hoNAIL. having his day expired y
hi1l the business viii b, cused as speedily f.. ri>
Iii hose having claims nguinst the concern will
iset>e present thrm "-ont decay. and thnS, nd, ted
"a the concern vii b. nind ,nuug to ,cttle at thi, ,a1
iezt opportunity, B"for parting with cur old fripr,d,
hi customers we beg leave return them our .irr re
Ihahhs ter tcir kindness, and to r, quest II IN, iLa
,heN VII not forget under the new hrla OF GREGORY
ROlALL & SIMPSON
JAMES D. GREGORY,
JAMES T. ROIALL.
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- cry (nte.l Patterns, fine Cinck>. Every chenr)
elegant God and Siv'r Watches, (wurruntrd for two
years.)
Also, rand cap paper of the best md Gnc>tqoa.
itv, fine N puprl and tu6cy Envelopes New Dook>
goo Books very fue Books. School Books, &C. all fr
sale at the lowest pli IS Gail and hook these Clouds
before you buy elsewhere. You money ly do
M So (nrt Cry JOHN r. WRIGHT
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'tNilE undersigned propose commencing, rs soon ma
II sufficient nnmberof subscribers can be obtained ia
publication in ih. city, OF wccL " pnpcr TO be emile,
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<aW GAa.. q as >ths. sa>}Vita.

Plain and cInhrniicrr,. iinr.. knrcl iels
-plralid a~so,tmrut ii Ladies ere ond II h
Gtoaks. aha rui toch "f all kinds ut Clouds j,
found in DR. q oi> store. tie >oic't- call, AID
=. ,lg ia,cifnot be undcrsoI 10y any hous, il yn
~ > tlfs
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" HOLT. are h"w prepared to show complete
OF Ga hs Ca,sifrS. les irgx, ScoyfS Ca
RS. III res NoohS u ookn Dcowe,S cnn SAirS, LuGt
ron5,r Hhi j., aI clDr article, fW @i o, HuS7tnoe,S,
.Sc., d.. Gull in gentlemen. ard viii tn;r irasue
Ia sI wng You a- complete selection = viii be found
nIsn SIT. ~. g lis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INSURANCE OMAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. AT WINCHESTER
Chartered Horrh IVA. 1852 CAPITAL $4,000.
WITH POWER TO ISoRGAsE tina SANE TO 500 ,0o0i
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PROSPECTUS


10 BE renLIsmp ~ rnn cry on lrNcnnrna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

n,r III" l,.n "",i. f"i !. - ,''t ~
,.iv ,y attend li: Convention. he stated me Gesiic
n, Ills onvrrnrc.at people Ind - extend t"lf com
,.c 81 III tl,.s county, anal particularly .tic .'"mt. ic
sa. my. nrro;i4nus had :s"!l Gh'h iic" wan 3'ht!osc
IS Thompson Esq, for the t-a'' .! ': u s-':
m 10 liz sas; port il Eao,:, hn:::C; an! t'', '"t"I-"
,, ,rono lis had tees, made T.r-iaa hn' mat Il" deli
ne action had taken place The raT CT Ng'''h' ana 10
,nnun, if The Board o! Trade Of Baltimore w"u'c open ne
,nu,inn. with Mr. ThnuaaUn whose hands AL VI" ar
ranrements now rested that line might DC secure" :" %
m0r. nsc of Norfolk, the B'@Ian government '"
IN, ureatcst confidence in Mr. Thompson, and ia nc como
ulr carry ont nrgoitiions la produced hl'c sen
.,t,,r md numerous inquiries were made 10 Know WIZ
sir THOMPSON could b. found have muc' lear NV ~,
oino will now lose ony chance Tor irIgn i'hn" ~
less there is prompt deciSinn on hc s"blcI ." -
hind The propositions into positive contract
When lett The Convention, which did ior me !"P"S'
or writing this letter WIN Bufwe Esq was delivering
an animated speech in favor OF The South lie look l''
st,nn. and sensible ground that all that The Sou' rl
was rs;on upon commercial advantages when me; were
offered and people fill up her waste lhnds 50 rs 10 si'
industry 10 soil and political strength 10 me >'"
must now close in order 10 b. III the great 0ih1"s!
for which tI: extensive arrangements nave hts '
WIN "'''o -" OBSERVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
CO.HMEaCiiL RECGID.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

ticHAoSu, DErgMBEu %, l152.
TOBACCU-In, article Continues in very good demand,
bu, There very s seIins-nor will there be much do
ing after The Holidays ugs 81 g. leaf So 81 10 y
no fine Offering. N. NJ. MARTIN L CO.
WiiEAT-kcd no cts; white lis cen,s
FLOUR Demand goud with gales al So 37H; extra ~
ScolIsvilc IS 62H
CUKN-Sal.s Of nrw at 65 cts. old IS cents.
CORN MEALS cents per busheL
UaIS-I0 IL i5 per bushei Tor ordinary virginia.
UEFAl-Bran IS per bushel Shorts % cts; Crown
StuiI 50 cts; Shp-Stni 81 ct7
EACON-Smlrhficld and ro!Es, hog round, IL cents
Western sides, To-: Cents shoulders 80 cents; prime
Family lIamn !3%, New hams a.
FISI!-llcrrings, No. Cut 81 Is; Gross y. %
Roe 81 10 :HacRercl, No 3, S7a7s; No. 2 Sill u
80. /, sl2 50 - shat-Nono in market Halifax
Gross Hr:iings 80 So 80
PLASTER Scarce AMI So asked, 10 arrive; Ground -.
LIME Sales at Wharf 81 20; Store 81 3Is
RUrrER-is in bette. supply. Firkin Is 10 % cts per
ID ; fresh ROl % 10 % Goshen 20 TO p cents
GUANOLe or none in market; So2.
sDAP--Turprnline, 81 q I cents Parcgatea IL lic
CuFFEE-Od Java II cents Lagnny'a 9G To-
Rio .. Ia g: ct- Cape 81. els Manila l2}:
COAL 10 Ia Tx cents on board for good mixed line
AMI lump {; . To Ii for backsmlh's coal
FLAXSEED In demand at 81 % a 81 IS per bushe
FEArH ERS-Live geese 80 50 cts:
HiDES-SaughlcreL s. 50, green weight; Spanish sl3
50 to Ii Cali Skins Sl.l2h.
HAY-Saits from store at 81 Is 10 81 50.
lAKD-Bois. IS cents, kegs Il crs., pals az.
COTTON AND COTTON fARNS-The trade in col.
ton here is limited The quotations l0x 10 IL cts.
Cotton Yarns Is els. per To-
TEAs-Impsral and Gunpowder 50 81 20; Back %
CANDLES-Iallow -; HuiIs p.en. IA Sperm
IS 30, AIaunautine 23h 81. Jackson. patent Ia.
RkESWAN-26 cts. per lb.-"tlh small receipts
LiQuURS-Rrandr: Otard, Dupuy q CO 50 % 50
A. sranrttc IS; Imitation So 50 Sa.anac IS 10 so
Peach dull at %; Virginia Apple 00c; do did, e. 49,
Northern ~ els: Rum, New Engand 81 33c: Whiskry
Richmond rCct!e q cents in hos Cincinnati 30 50
Gin Holland, | a %; American &c.
RON-Pig $50 10 % So Swedes 30 10 s.; English 500;
l'reGe.1r (Richmond IS; up country 80 Nails 4.
crniS
RlCE-5 cts
SALr-Sl IS from store; 81 % from wiarf-scacce and
wanted.
SCGARS-porto Rico $. 10 for ordinary strictly
prime; New Orleans 5 81. Refined !,l TO 90
crushed g.. TO 9; clarified I.
SIEEL-:,r.fican b!.s;e,-t !G7. 10 10
EA'HER-He nave change 10 notice in leather
Tie suppl: i good Wiz. fair enc Iy; good light nd mid
lilo weights Sl6 21 e,vy 81. - Is; damaged" sl l2s
and Il.
SHOT,. s cents pe: Il.
LUMbER-CIear whi,. pac s33 60; refuse Gear 80;
a.,canab- % PC; refuse y Is Pc! VI; inch pine
Plank from Il - Is per ~ nceeGu.rer inch pine Pans u
- flooring ;orgn Is 10 IL dressed % 3d. Iosts
IS Is: no nca Fiaos Is; "e.;ae. boarding II 10 IA dull
inch OAK Psu1 - =; o-on~ooi 60. IL 10 20; !: inch
sherry 80; : inch Poplar L
POrATOES-10 IS CT. per tGshel.
RiE->J cent. re! bushe.
LIVE ST0cE u >rgga S,as E,pyTj-Bcei Cattle. rale
~sl:.- 70 s. -. iirs 3 supp moderate Tor :ic
soy: >aees. s! = :: = as quality! The above "eS ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21


To the Voters ia Greens-ilic and s'issrA so"'
ErlIow Citizens: We, and his constituents erhI,ar,'
have seen II announced with much regret, maj Coz H.
Billiard our present faithful trustworthy ana efficient
being HE determination il behonves Us 10 look afouu anu
select some gentleman worthy of being his Successor.
Whilst We have many who are fully enii!'ch u, our e".
and su,,ues and whom we would ciiecrfnlly support,
The merits ard qualifications Of are mere conspicuous
Than those of James DIad Eq whose name, "e tcspe
fully earnestly recommend TO your consiuefa"n
, vouno gentleman of strong ana vigorous mlni
which has been highly cultivated decision and energy o.
character and has always been unwavcns ana steas' III
,. uy,h and retiring but pleasing department., i'e
won for him the esteem and good vii! III all who Eo" NM
and one who we believe would be very acceIapc !" w.
vn,rs rcncraly We have taken the privilege oil presenting
hi. name 10 you whout,hs knowledge and thc'rie VIZ
out his consent but believe that he would assent - rs u" "
requested and if elected, would discharge Tue u" "
t ,.,b rr.,I IN himself and satisfaction 10 his cnns'ilh-
enis oE'iiS''I1 Ai
December l4tl, 1852.
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v1rp PRESIDENT KINGS ILLNESS. &c.

W..uIycros DEC l9-Vice President King more
feeble Yesterday and is sill worse to-day. The nature o.
his disease is affection OF The lungs similar 10 Mr. Gays
and he the physician, Dr. Hall he VIII resign
the Presidency Senate early day. but there nc
probability that he will be able 10 do il personally sooa
ever Mr. Atchson of Missouri will undoubtedly succeed
him.
Secretary Siuafs decson award no more contracts oi
building materials and delegation OF them have vailed
upon the President TO gel the decision revoked.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
slNK1NG or srEANERs-pERsoNs DROWNED.

SINKING OF STEAMERS PERSONS DROWNED.
LOUISVILLE Dec. IS, lS52-Ihe steamer Western World,
f,o,n - Ipuis New Orleans recently came N collision
win rhe r. K ". Hill AT Grand Lake The Western
W,rs cabin parted and size sunk in about ten mnnrs-
The ,c-. Will prove total loss she had sixty
c,;r and one hundred Geek passengers and about twenty
eiph - the aef and several ancs belonging 10 the boat
were drawncd. >
Tn. steamer Moro Castle recently SINK near Hurricane
Island BIZ, the particulars not known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
ETTEp FROM CEN PIERCE

WasuISsroS Dec l5.-A letter has been received with
in few days past from the President elect oy dlsiln-
pu:hed persuna friend in this city, in which he aide' 10
the attempts of newspapers and politicians 10 make cabl-
ne for him and Gays substance that the people OF the
United states Gevolsed upon him the Presidency, re
shall take the sb;y Of selecting his own Cabinet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
40 WALL STREET. J

INV GORK DEG 4lh, Io32.
Hon. Joseph johnson, Governor Of Virginia
DEAR SIR:-Geo. II. L. Lynch, Esq OF this city having
called on me for the purpose furnished him with the pa
pcre and information necessary 10 enable him 10 comply
with the letter written him under your official direction
REQUESTING certified copy the record and proceedings in
the case Of Mr. Lenons slaves recently discharged by Mr.
Justice Paine of the Superior Court Of this city
Keeny alive us am aware you must be, TO whatever al
feet. The ncres, Of your State The rights gifts citizens
have thought proper under the circumstances likewise 10 In
form you that have caused all the proceedings In the case
namcd 10 be removed by ceora the Supreme Court OF
our State in order that the decision of Mr. Justice Paine
NAV be reviewed by the learned Judges composing that III
buna
am your cxcclIcncy's obedent servant,
HENRY d. LaPaUGI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

III receipts. he OInngr and Ai:xnni''n hnti i'"au '
The month Of November were: For freight SilEl; passe
, ths IL: received IN any month s:nce the opening
u tds s.,
The nell receipts Of The Manassas Gap hiii hoad 'o
ana pa-S,,.c!s during The month OF November,
{, 01s Also showing excellent business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

We arc requested to say that R. X. Irving will not be
candidate for election the House OF Delegates from the
county Of Buckingham at the ensuing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

Fanny Wright, whose death noticed yesterday, is ead
to have left an estate Cincinnati valued at about one
dred and fifty thousand dolsrs She leaves but one heir
a daughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

T,c phade;phia Sun says that the case Of Fayctte
NJ ,,ulcn Esu a member of Congress from Virginia,
VIII, recently plead guilty ASSAULT and battery on Mr.
Tit nonln Of New York, while on board tls stenmhGnt
Trenton ON her m -saye from Blrden.0wn to Philadelphia,
has been crtiorayed to the Supreme Court from The Qa1r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

Mr. Wiley Of Boteourt and Craig, voted on Saturday for
cir Wilson Clerk Of the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

The Charleston Mercury rcoices over The passage OF the
bill pedging the credit OF the State fo- the bonds Of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company 10 the exentof million and
quarter dollars il regards it as assuring al no distant
day. "the completion of of the most valuable commun
cations that have been opened in the United States be-
sides aordng desirable facilities 10 one Of the richest
agricultural sections OF State II Will connect
Charleston BY shortest route with the valley OF The Ten
River and that point will bring US into direct con.
nec,ion with every important line of railway completed or
projected between the Ohio River and the Gulf of Mexico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
TIE BANQUET AT BALTIMORE


af,cr four o'clock Saturday the Commercial Convcn'
lion adjourned TO informally nj five O'clock at ban
ouct in The saloon Of the Mechanics Institute The COM
plny were seated at six o'clock.
The saoon-two hundred and sixty feet in lcngh-was
brilliantly rated and illuminated, and two rows OF tables
extended the whole length of the hall.
Five hundred gentlemen seated. The galleries were
decorated with evegrccns and flags of all nations and were
throngcd with ladies.
band or music stationed at each end of the hall!
The banquet costly and magnificent. splendid bou-
quet was placed each seat and the whole entertainment
$4,000.
John c. Bruno President of the Board Of Trade presided
and after the removal Of the CLOTH made neat speech prior
10 Introducing regular oats which received enhu-
siasticaly.
The second toast
"Tbe President Of the United States, and the President
eeclThe ness of The harvest and The promise oi seed
time"
The remaining received with great cnhusI-
asm nd eloquent speeches made by Mcssrs Dawson
of Georgia. lieutenant Maury and Mr. Breckenridge OF
Kentucky; aud al o'clock the assembage adjourn ed all
delighted with HE events OF the evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

Hart tho Scul ptor
'sTalkng about what is doing in Florence, must men,
ton head which Mr. Hart has Just finished INTENDED as
present 10 the society of ladies III Richmond Tor whom ne
is now executing statue Of Mr. Clay. il is one oil the
beautiful things have ever SEEN II has sweet SAD
rxrression representing Virginia mourning Tor her son
He is now working the of Mr. Clay, and has been
engaged for in making, with his own hands, an
instrument Of his own invention for executing in MARBLE
that will be perfect can make IT, ms ins'tu-
ment considered by those who have IL as one OF the
grcutCst inventions Of the age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
T. l. NICHOLS. VI. u.

y iic W ns wien hccis AWAY much sick.
children caused by sudden colds
ii Cherry
tor. attracting much Of the public notice for The of
Complains when use. small !uses tho
amIl: II simple and harmless
well very pidah.e. We the article
recommend rca!crsto call PlRCEL i.AnD n
nd g. 4 % Dec -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

VIRGINIA HlSlUHiGiL SltlElI
We are requested TO state The annual meeting OF the
y,ira Historical Society," which was postponed on ac-
cnun, i The wr.,har vii IL c: il Lrcurc Room al
.e A,curuln This evening" rucsday) ii half past seven
ocnek and liz, ycry interesting raerw be read by Mr.
Conway Robinson concerning the transactions which i'm
neis preceded AMI led the American revolution, and
particularly relating 10 The connection Of Arthur Lee Pat
lick Henry George Mason George Washington and other
revolutionary patriots: with those transactions, and IN Which
proper reference will be- made TO original manuscripts
If that period recently presented 10 the Society aud not
hitherto public. The admittnnec ~ thu meeting Is
open all persona, am. is of course without charge
--sse----------
CLERK or THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House Yesterday after ole Of the protracted
animated and doubtful contests we have ever Enowh-in
which the claims Of tho several nominees were fairly tried
on the fogrlcenM ballot elected their Clerk St George
Tucker ESD the present accomplished Secretary of the
Senate That he will discharge his duties faithfully
and efficiently the testimony Of all parties concurs For
instance The Republican, whose editor is member Of the
Senate thus handsomely spoke few days since OF Inc OIL
icers of the General Assembly:
Col Munford ia one Of The best Clerks In the United
States We doubt whether there is AS good one IN any
stature in the country. He is as thoroughly familiar
with parliamentary law any man in the Commonwealth,
and his knowledge has been made available IN the tahac
lion tie business Of the House long and SO frequently
that know how that body is ever 10 dispense win
his services.
The Speaker OF the House. Mr. Oscar NJ Crutchheid IS
gentleman of much experience and pcsldes win dignity,
tact and ability.
Under The new Constitution the Lieutenant Governor s
the presiding officer of the Senate. In justice 10 DIT LcuRc
il is right say lie makes Of tho very best esl-
ding officers no occupied the Char OF Tue SEN
ate He thoroughly vescd in The duties OF his position
prompt iI.niicd and courteous ST. George Tucker Esq,
The Clerk the Scnalc is young man 10 occupy mat
post but has so rapidly made himself acquainted win IT'S
duties ana shown such energy fidelity and Judgment as ui-
Is TO Justify The wisdom Of his selection. lie Is young
gentleman OF handsome address and oil line promise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
DIED.

DIED. ,,.,.uoo, IN cu,o..r
DEP: On S;'aty, IN hscsaogr ,S Ss " BYRD I'm
ss: a ,', W. OF d. William" ~ 4'l ! A. lion" 'o aged On" 'e-'
IL; the month al III. r-iso.,
Of Mt Tnoma3 cfeash.% u me county OF amelia Va "s
mlay 'reu4. ag relative rsere: her loss distress the
rugged q4A*ay Of MS she .taFse win The var
npci upon our a."n naior- Ne Hftne aud M
o | S%o~Gs s SITI n u" sr 81 ;P %
'!Ni 't,itt', ~ @ -, S 49,, Ga" cI,,rl ' ~
'".'',.e', 49,. rin, w,,',,
fSo a Locust ":n:;: s iIs!e'se ~ M's vivian cu'! o'.
49, iac., Mr.. KING %as for some lne pa, yea
every reason -i ben IN the bu."
H. - ,is siie1 psn44tion :a
o he "carsi"G"a.h
ra..4I~r,o On the effects MA.
HIA EiiEN second daughter ". Virginia raa
lr,rp. aged nr,c yeats nd months.
TO- R,rlnon; pa."re rle,sec"fy
800 I. nm f,,. ,c,,,rmrc n ,.r ,o,,, Kin, wl;,,
cpnny O.l December Mr. ELlZABElI! Nun.
DAY. ~ Tie 57i, sraroi her
hammer a'"i Wing viii please copy.
~, 90 III. I,f Al t:ourand his esidrnc. Sroryani, ccua.
'.0i -,ti y III >,:S -, ii,. -. vsnr =, h;s ,y
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49, THE EiIsc1NIi HIsToRIcAL SOCIETY.
- TIC sixth Annual Messing OF ms s"cisty VIII be he'd IN
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tic Manchester Wool Manufacturing Company
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- yOTICE.-we invite attention to our large sale Of rosn
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drug where ne may be found IA" hour" "a! anu night