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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

fashion will suit California and Australia. but
the expenslveaess ofthe powder is likely to
speedily explode the fashion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

THEATRICAL t~n N.a.n,4L. The Chinese
Jugglers a'e 10 periorm this weekin Ptttsburg
-Sontag had crowded house last Friday
evening in New York, at the second perfor.
nance Of La File du Regiment. She appear-
ed last evening in the Barber of Seville.-
Miss Edith Heraud, a very young actress, has
made successful debut in London, in the
part of Julia, IN Sheridan Knowles play OF
the unchback.-John Seton and the
Roussets are at the Chestnut street theatre Phil
adel phia.-The Batemen Children are play
ing in Charleyton-Well' Ministries are at
St. Louis.-TheFrenc Opera Troupe con-
unue at New Orleans-Henry Wallacl
well known in this country, years agone, is
acting the part of "Uncle Tom at Drury
Lane Theatre
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

NJ OTECE.-The Understanding determined &c
" leave Beaver Greek the LIST day Of March, ukef
This method of Offering from until that time, his en-
tire stock ofdy goods hats caps, hardware boots shoes
&c at cost from now until that time and will keep
ularly supplied with the best articles of Grocies until
int time at very reduced prices Il take this method OF
inviting all having Clamsvaganst him to present them
for payment by that time aud request those '"dP0fed TO
''' - NJ II. HOBSON
Ian 2twts Republican Copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
Schroeder, near Saratoga street.

Truth stranger than Fiction,-Noae meed Despair!-
Lady's Testimony after IhufyEigM gears
otS4Dcrfng!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful medi-
cine. could it perform the astonishing made by
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

~~s $H5 DOLLARS HE vyARD-Stray
~ cd stolen from the stables of VIM. nj. Jcnk
near New London, Campbell Go, on Wednesday night
last one bright sorrel horse, years old ros and
PAGES finely, large bay or years old, walks
and trots we'll. Also small brown mare or years
old, The above reward will DO paid by Capt jerks
when delivered to him, New London, TO G M
Bruce Lynchburg. The horses belonged to Kentucky
hog droyer. YOUNG.
dec Ii dnets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

Two SPOk 4 y I'VE EN We hive this day opened
4 large assortment of double and single bnrrel
GUNS direct from London, and manufactured for
selves embracing variety of qualities from ~ so to
: 90 each. We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase. co and them before purchasing.
sept }.-dts GREGORY, ROYALL H. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

~ EGItOES WANTED.-The subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES, of both sexes.
between the ages Of 10 and 30 years. including Mechan
les, such Blncksmiths Carpenters, and will pay the
highest market prices in cash His office is IA newly
erected brick building lst Lynch street. mme-
diney in Of the Farmers Bank, where he Is pre-
pared (havne erected buildings with TINT view board
negroes, Lynchburg for sale otherwise
lcrate terms, and keep them if they
pluced in the iail Of the Col Joration.
aug 26--d&cl~ SETH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

lime GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
Il Lee IL Johnson,are now in receipt OF large lot of
superior Green and Black teas, which they will sell
cheap. Call and examine for yourselves.
Jan dts &J
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

A TCOST AND LESS.-Wishing to close
"a our business speedily possible, offer the
remainder of stock nj cost and less All who want
great bargains, would 10 we'll to call Immediately
jan IL Is COLHOUN 81 HOLT
NEW GOODS--EALL 1882. sub
scrber would respectfully announce his friends
and the public generally that he is prepared to of
fer the trade arga and well selected stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods at unusually low prices. His
stock of Fall Cloths Satinetts Linseys &c. is very
large, nso very large and desirable stock of Blankets
all of which will be offered at very low prices
Sept 2i-difts d. +. q. PETERS.
t-W' Republican COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
DEaNNlX EOuNDRY, Lynchburg

Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

CASHMERE HATS.-Just opened another
~ lot of those much admired Gents Cashmere hints
sold at SEABURY'S.
ian li-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.

RIcAMoND, JANUARY 1853
TOBAcCO.-Ii,ctc has been tobacco opened the
holidays and there will likely be but little doing in the
tIce until week. Some lew sales within the last e
DAYS have been made al prices iuy as good they in
December. N. NJ. MARTIN Il co.
WHEAT-Red 10 cts; white lis cents
FLOUR-lirld at S. so; Scollsyc IS GIN
Markets entirely without transactions No receipts
Sa!.a. t. j. PEYTGN
CoRN-Sales OF new at 60 G21 els.
LINN MEAL-7o cents per Dushe.
" Az 10 10 cents per bushrl for ordinary virginia.
orr AL-Ban ID cents per bushe Shorts % ctsi Brown
Stuff 81 cts ship-Stul 50 els.
BACoN-f!fsnIa cured hog round would bring l2a TO
Is; Western ,!les lua 0h Cents shoulders 81 cents;
prime Family Hams l34i New hams IA; Sides TX
llH: Shoulders, l0s a lOS
FlsHMHr Tins NO. ~ Cut 81 rs; Gross sSa 5s
No. |, sl2 50 l3. Shad-None in mark.t Haifn,
Gross Heuings 50 a IS 80.
PLASTER Sales from wharf SIS TO S. 25 grornd So
iIME-Salcs i Wharf 81 20; Store 81 sik
BUlrER-is in better supply Firkn Is 10 25 cts pc,
b fresh ItOI23 I" 25 Goshen hen ~" "A cents.
;GANO-For Peruvian, So
SOlp-Turpcntnc 3S cents V~lcgacd II A lic
cOFFEE-Od Java - cents; LagLiyra g.. 10:
Rio gs 10 " rts Cape 81: a 9 cts Manila l2s.
coal 10 tul2. cents on board TOR soot mixed, fine
and hmm 9 u II cents for blacksmilh's coal.
riIXSEED In demand a, 81 20 81 25 per b.shel
rEaTHERS-Lyc geese 80 50 cts
HIDES-Sluughterrd So 81, green weight; spanish s'3
so To Is Calf Skins Sl.l2..
HAY-Salys from storc al 81 Is 10 81 aO
LAKD--BbIs. l24 a Is cents Kegs l4c,s., pals l4H
IOTTON AND COTTON YARNS-The trade in cot
Cotton Yarns Is cts. per b. -
TEAS-lmpcral and Glnpowder % 10 u -o' mac" -
10 49, with light dcmnnd - :,
cINpi.ES-Tallow, city made l2} bets; llnlls pa
tent IA Sperm IS TO- A4amantine 2aa 81 WA Jack
sons patent l3< -, =, ,i,
BEESWAX-2 &c els. per lb.--with small receipts
II0rORS- Brandy: Otard, Dupuy ~ Co. 81 % : oo;
Sanettc 49, Imitation 35 10 80 G; Saranac 50 To 5O;
p.,ri dull al 25 Virginia Apple bUc DO Old O2 10;
Nnrnrrn 10 els; Rum, New England, s. So; Whisky,
ch uud rcctitei 81 in bbsi CINCINNATI ~ 81 cts;
GIN Holland 25 American 2Sc.
li,UN-Pis $50 10 % So Swedcs W to 9o i'hs'sh s1o
Trr csar (Richmond) so; up country 81; Nails a a
rIGE-4h to ) cts.
SALT-Sl is from store; 81 e. from wharf-scarcc and
ST iARS-Porro Rico 5S TOT for ordinary TO strictly
prime; Kew Orleans 81 to 6h; Refined loaf 10 "a c's
rushed ca to 9; clarified = ~.
MOLASSES-Cuba scarce u % New Orleans 81
80 cents. o,,,,,
LEATtIER-Wc have no change 10 notice III leather
TIE supply good fair enquiry good light nd md
die weights SIC 90 heavy Sl4 Is; damaged SILL l2a
and Is.
SuOT-5h G cents per h.
IIjNBER-Clcar white Pine S33 35; refuse clear 3d.
me rcantabc 20 22; refuse II Is per NJ; one inch pine
Plank from y Is per Nj thecquartcr inch pine p'nk ~
To- ~ Touring rough Is TO Is; dressed 20 Su jo'sts
IL is; two inch Plank ID weather boarding ii TO il,-aul
inch oak Plank % g. bultonwood do. Il 10 70; = nch
cherry 30; Z. inch poplar Is.
pOTArOES-10 Il - cts. per buShel
huShci.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

YlRGINIA-One of The Washington correspondents OF
the newspapers abiding 10 Mr. Hunters visit TO General
Pierce observes n rather Dvidous if not ibera spirit,
what Firgnan thought oil less than The Presidency
and then adds al have often thought that Virgnia mo-
Their gives birth n without the lurking hone that he
will hive 10 be President" WE'LL is this crimel Arc not
oil the mothers in the whole hrynne States OF The nion
ndueing in the hope2 But if Virginia Is liable 10
cherish hope Than any other State is the iaut In
Virginia. or the that lack tho education and training
necessary form the statesman l. me nope Is inspired
by the prestige OF such men Washington Jefferson Ma
olson Monroe Others ID il not based substantial
fouudaion2 Would il not be better for Pennsylvania il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NV ORLEASs Jan. I've have late and important IL
,ieruce from the Rio Grandc States "t Mexico, wncre
So. and apparcny Successful revolution is raging accom-
n.nc with considerable houdshed The revoutloniss at
Tam,co had marched on ramaupas taking possession OF
all the towns the They have made prisoners .!
Governor Cardenas with nine members of the Legislature
who have SENT with other adeeht5 OF The Governor,
as rr.s"ncrs Ia Tampico.
Tn. 0 Tunaulpas has now declared i's acquescence
in hE lrDvisiuna established by the Revolution
lists al lampico
The Mexican State OF Mexico, which recent
" lei The Brazos for Vera Cruz with national war stcai-
err have boh Joined the insurgents of lampco which Is
considered death blow TO the naatlme forces OF the Gov
eminent on The Gulf of Mexico.
The City Of Matamoras although summoned TO surrender
still holds out and The Coman OF the city is iorying
and barcading and making great preparations for deter
mined resistance Of The insurgents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
MARRIED..

MARRIED the 18th ut. near lexncton VA ~ KEY. '
Mis- 81 SAN p, daughter OF the late Governor '''e' "
Dowell. . ,,,
MARRIED on 3ul Zee. by the Rev Jacob Mamma M
* TAYLOR OF Richmond city. TO Miss LUCY A u. h"NL o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

,eIenra.lic desaic CHI received here from the Navy
Department on Thursday evening, ordering the steamer
Fulton 10 be Immediately fitted for And we since
learn Tia, il is FOR The purpose of taking the Vice President
elect VIM K. King Esq, TO Havana, for The benefit Of his
he. lii in pursuance Of which purpose lie U. s. steamer
yncer left here yesterday for Washington 10 convey Mr.
X Iun 10 this city. NOrfuLk UcraiG Of SATURDAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

mes River AM klnewl: Company the sir ri t'i' FIJI
yac ay,ncr debtors and the State their creditor There
are two nIs Of policy open cT the stronger party pu'.
sue-iat III licraI gnercy and equitable i0bcafancc and
tina, of legal power and financial drift; The policy oil making
gun by hard bargain and the policy OF making character
for bensny and honor by condnc, bcttng great State in
her dealings with entcrprising citizens.
The object Of the foregoing paragraphs has been 10 fur
nsh v ell meaning just public with suggestions on
grave subject which may have occurred then ana
with material acls which have been generally forgotten
or too sludiousy ignored Of late.
II is but proper 10 say that the writer has no connection
whatever direct or indirect with The James River an Kama.
wha Company its officers or its works; and has earthly
interest in It's prosperity other than that oil citizen of V
mini, STRIKE BUT HEAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST MAIL TRAIN AT At WHEE

ARRIVAL, OF THE FIRST MAIL TRAIN At WHEt.
LlNG-THROUGH IN FIFTEEN hoOhnii
WuprIIsG JAN L. Lewis NJ. Cole, Esq, the wel!.known
and efficient Superintendent of Transportation OF is ba
and Ohio Railroad arrived here last night In charge vi inc
Ers, ram with The United States mail from Balm"e
This rain left Baltimore at o'clock on FRIDAY morning,
and arri, ed here Is minutes past ten o'clock on e sac
evening making the entire passage including stopa2e u
President swan made the Fairmont OPENING ha' ov
The dy of January 1883 the traveller would be ubr TO
eat his breakfast in Baltimore, and lake an cary sui'e q
np
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
DIED.

DIED.
mr., of ErysrcIiis al Carmel HI on the 2' November
.r JAMES " GREENnOW, aged ~ years Mr. e. vas "a
81 Ricuol and i hc late DR.. James w GrceHiow OF
nh .,y We knew him and appreciated has may virtues a"
ro Qualities Al the time death he Collector Of Po's ot
the Wabash Navigation Company
=, Tie ciIY r.nrrs will nlease COPY
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- "LAUGH AND GROW FAT"
pAEEOW:S JENNY LIND MlNSIREIS. AT ODD FELLOWS
HALL

On W edncsdhy EFIHI13' oHh' otII 20.
SjR PADW pleasure announcing 10 The CHI ils
"a the Ladies PARTICULAR that he will
wIh the assistance oi The JENNY LIND MIN
SrRElS'' Al he Hail, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan
m which the celebrated violnIst sig Maroney wiz
.i,le ~ - Of hi ri.nr;r Violin Solos
NJ PArpw would the la lies and gentlemen OF Rich"
appearance before the prHcipll no liy OF the ID!
that with the the iIv"i'
can plcase the u ttIi, place.
z = Cards uf admIs.lo n cents
. Doors open At hall past 6-perlo nance a. 90
Ta 40. ..s ~ W PAREOw, Manager
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

every mother III lhr Stale re rcriSii ihp hone
would The Stale be distinguished Tor eminent
statesmen aud command much greater influence Than II
does affairs Of The natoh2 Philadelphia Ledger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

The first number Of the Southern Literary messenger
under the 1887 arrangement will ready 'O delivery ''
duy Tuesday the 4h of January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

On Friday morning Edwin Robinson, Esq., President,
g. nm h. half Of the Mechanics and other Agents OF the
Richmond and Potomac Rail Road Company, presented a
handsome silver cream Jug and pitcher 10 Thomas Sharp
Esd late Superintendent Of the Road MI Roblnsons ad.
dress and Mr. Shaps reply in fine TASTE and uIi OF
feeling This tribute the industry energy and most vau-
able services Of Mr. Sharp, thoroughly tested in his CON
oecon with the company for thirteen years as honorable
&C il is most richly meriled by the recipient.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
xrr.s of This viii r rcsumei wednesday
The February, under the following composing Tue a'
oil
Rev holm C. BLACKWELL. A. NJ, President.
WM PACE L. NJ Professor of English and Ciassic" ltri'
PREOT, Professor Modern Languages ahl MUSIC
Mrs r A PREOT Assistant in French and Musc
Miss - - HAMILTON, Assistant III En:ih aud ns;rucie's III
Ornamental Branches -,
Nil. A. COBB Assistant English and lnuctrca IN Draw
IN. 80:
LEIGH Assistant III French ana Mn
their advantage IL he present al ms opening %
h. >lon required hee lore new
boarding w
subscriber will be better conducted man CT nt'
tns hat yearly alvancs for amount OF "" '"' ~
l,r7r wU,ch : a he had at ihc Institute.
'"o,e - -. 49, 100 JOHN & BLACKWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

Tbe SENATE Of The United States shoH he romn"sf' 81
ttru Senator'S lion each State, thosth ny '''e
thereof Tor six years.
And uguin ,,; d,,inc
III v.Sarccs happen by resignation or cheIn'se Guide
the r,c,ss al Legislature Of any State mo cA.cuNe
thereof ,nay make temporary appointments uh'i he MY
m.e,inu of Inc Legislature which shall then fill such vacan
cies"
The Tim, p.accs and manner of holding elections for Sen
,ors ia lie prescribed by the Legislature OF cach S'ae un
less Congress shall al any time by law alter such regulations
II will b. observed the clauses above quoted tha lt
constitutions makes il imperative that there ShdH DC aH'aS'
ro Senators from each Stale and that 10 oil vacancies
nv 'rcsrnnon oierrise the failure Tor instance "i '
legislature elect, the executive OF The state Is 10 aht
Temporary appointments. We know that the gislaures !"
the cyea states in the habit and properly too
,ccting in advance before the term Of The incu
bent expires But the question presents ise, Hs
from the period at which he elected Judge ahgun
continues Senator from North Carolina up 10 ,he 4 '"
March AT that time and not before unuet lhe h,
lions of the Constitution his seat becomes racan SO 'u
in act the vacancy "happens during the recess OF le
islaure But conccde that this is not correct view VI
meaning OF the Conslnon-then the othei ciir ~
arises mat such vacancy has happened BY the aiufe u
the Legislature elect which is contemplated oy @ p
ton Of the Constitution which authorizes the ~
The Stalcs when vacancy ha happen by fcss"uon "
otherwise TO fllit. o,l !,
be seriously commended that Gov Reid wouo ohiy a'c
right to appoint successor him until inc 4'h VI ale
next7 And that if he were make appointment unh
the Legislature should again assemble 10 III ue
that would be transccndng his powers ana Violation u
the constitution To view such posi'oh "ooia DC
unphosophicnl and untenable.
similar precisely, 10 the one IN norm oaonh; nas
occurred n Mississippi There the Legislature could not
agree as to who should Senator, and they adjourned
ithou, making IN election. Since the adjournment how
over Gov Fooe who is deeply versed IN constitutional
law has appoined successor 10 Mr.. Brooke whose term
expires in March next SO profound lawyer as Gov.
Foote would scarcely have vcnlured upon such an act
without being fully satisfied 10 his authority Tor doing H.
We trust that Gov Reid will not hesitate follow his
ample and that he will carry out the wishes OF his purity
oesiuwipg the appointment upon the noble and talented
Dobbn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

MIR Roncr A. Pryor has finally disposed Of his interest In
the South Side Democrat 10 Messrs A. d. Banks and y
Richard Iswcllen whose excellent management, and
skill in making an interesting paper, he pays Justly high
comnlmeut Mr. Pryor most appropriately says, that Mr.
Ranks has already given abundant evidence of his capac
~ and there need be apprehension that he will not con-
linn, 10 manifest even larger that Industry and
Lin viii nave already won him distinction in his profess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
,,I-E,KLE HOTEL Fol, SALE.

of changi ls uus'hrss "iels
Hotel, IN Wayuesooro. ahsh5." c"nh
- y, This proper well known 10 re iuIte minute us
r,r -, sing twenty Bed rooms atsr Diis
r,nu, Il If room and all necessary gu! buildings lot e dSo
arse stable attached 10 the same ;, -, =. H.. ,;
OF purchasing the IIoc can ais" get The iuhi
r .ns together with some 2 hns,' OF oa
., bri. al Cora Hay, AMI several THOUSAND lonh- e"
10y Also, soui purchaser desire H. the fu'coer VIII me
INN n,,y faithful rui rus Servants 10" tc mahassme'o' he
,I,cI ,u,i I'VE immediate possession oil the whole
situated immediately on Tie rhiSr Iehiihs rom
,r ~, coitsv!e and is the regular Stage
Anus, for Nests Parish ~ Co.'S line ;,
or hand OF Interest on the same fer "
nnnfs IN. talaucr in OF aud years WITHOUT Interest
n nl will receive prompt attention. directed
IN In, spIs, r,.r al WayncsborO', Augusta county Va
~ Wv, NV Su 49, " w W. GIBBS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

w. mn Jay 81 '"la'! "N'' a. u "s"-s ~ Snaua,.
- l'il Dec b. h
IS, nr = :, cRnyvr
- Isi'r 10 ajis,rrcr ~ r~ 80 -, ~ ''
---------
- Is b-..,~H ~, ,&bo "a. a!lcl ,Ie o'Itc
=, ,t ,c AFTER the - NY Se - '' on
uioKER ven y ~
liz w,II a. AGENT purchase aud sr! >,alc >..s.
@ "" .srripIion OF uark-4br sr ''''''
A' fI viii fora moderate COMPENSATE lrt =.
I ,tnlary 81 ale Stochs pcus ,irr.r
ies",h l'"s I'll i, r.huari ~, "A - ''',!. h''' :
ah! NV 'is'.s' 49, D ,,,lir ire =" ''".'i
IT,. Gelas vel Known Tn anout he safe .,,m ,tu
ct5,i.ls ~ '.",.H ~! "'@- -
AS The season Is wll "lru ,ic,ys always musr :
anon Gt:'r"i e"'.y' ~ @ no
or' attracting "a much q" IN m"h,> 'sr Tor r Lge" 90
~ori Tor t4my IN simple and alms,.
chlr.n a. wei as very f'i' m 49, ~, -, '.".,t.
Co &C., .a. -, %',tIs far mai Dee
-. ,,,,, ,r,,,-,,., ris,i,,I.
~ - e%r" MA suffer WIN 1se">s, ''o' tai 70 !'. 'ras
o'i mise ''' 90" n ,Err> ,ri ~ ~
ri' irrrIts nov r,uII -nr,,Ify roam rrr,', -
annIan N,w Of sIrit, which u So csc ia ., pleasant,
arrr,ns i. a.rcaY have before ,.gic ,tr
hundreds OF our best rIArus whc ftc 10 %,
Dysi psa. Asuc add Fever D:scni,r ID -t Nervous il
ac; aud yet continually tnd pe's"a simple eo4. To rr
Ihat ,l,ey have been imposed up, BY lie COMPOUND. q. rk
consequently have no '"ilh IA even t nsimr Abel! > ;1oj
valuable when used ny cr in"uts IbH EAkEk> BITII s.
viii Nervous Headache d. eli. at! a,I ot
j. recommended for ilrc dou1', 'na sj
shines az n"o,.aay ~" pTorrtorHsSs FORK . MI. he
hicnt Oeei idti NJ rr''c5"cc IN every "kcH
tried
Free on 80 e'< it' % re- !" hf Nat ~ ~ 'm nj a. the
Stores Of r'irc i"G Isi E,itA i@ers sdic% G.yA D-
'ni hross ,'e .. '.t = = w., i"' t'ti..
Or, !: ANA. Nt','a,,- J - u,:;rp p..
D0 .,,i ~ t''' 'i I, "a.
- ---Z-- ~. =, -, ,,.,.,,,. ,,,.c.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
NEW YEARS GIFTS.

CAI.l IN TINE FOX DAKT'AINS.
d.. discontinue. tic Dry Goods business.
am very an -cli or my stock by III" Isl 4" february
inducements 10 purchasers have
u aul good MUunes. Mernoa APaccas Cash
u.rr Calicocs GIn.ans Shawts. Hosiery Gloves Woolen
Slcgues Hoods Caters, &C. &c which Will
sell Cor Cash only The public are ipecu
luveiio call a. WA. J. sNoNDS.
Ja, G}J Broad st, Shockuc Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04

nRDEHs a2-IIEAD QUARTERS. I>T ! /; !
u REGIMENT. Va VOLUNTEERS. RIcHMoSD JAS SHEH ia
s,fnrtay Tie sh mt II O'Clock. A. NJ. Command n III
v post companies III line according I" iher Respective
'a Js. S Greer :" % WALTER IT. HARRISON. Alnan,.
:, cnF:sr'S Il 81 'iAfTr1 HIGS1 D"AGooNS'
TTcND Enqury The assessment. Q: fines al Jn"
"A Adams Saturday. the s inst, at II o'clock Il Is earnest
desired by your "ntandlnt hn: ever! trooper VIII DC io"
A. importance "a the company VII! be presented
j ny " t-r q NC '''." wM W. wEIScER. o. 5.
1,0NGNISSIOYAL DEHNTicS, Inclisoi-. P.Ief-
y anu lublic and Laws. with cop"ns index From
IS! LII l. voi yG thus book %n may Sier rare
works Tor >al. by (Jal ~ j. w. IA p.1i.lIl
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