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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-08
Imnortant Diplomats Correspondence.
Afr. Haslema,ss to III. Marcy.
'Hrs rrTtra t,slafir,y, 4

LkUStcVtttdefC
~Ausrs1As EEeAr1oS,
The Undersigned Charge Aes of his Majesty the EN-
peror of Austr has been instructed to address TINS onca
caIties which have occurred the agents Of the
two governments at the port of smyrna Z l. -
lie notoriety and the undersigned THINKS he may confne
himself 1 his ihern de-
ing the right jurisdiction which has been guaranteed by
to the S caused 70 be arrested and
viewed on board the Austrian brigofwar Euszar, the
time IN the interior Of Kutah had ef Turkey company
with Kossth and who, after having pledged himself In
wiring not ~ s since to SMYRNA This
arrest rave reclamations which Mr. Otiey
United States consul coonty with the commander of the
American soopsof-war St Louis anchored the roads
before Smyrna deemed it incumbent upon themselves to
the fact that the aforesaid Kosza according to the
caused himself to be naturazd in the United States was
entitled the protection of the American authorities Upon
this the Consul General of the Emperor accompanied by
the American consul and the American commander repair
ed board the Husza and these two funetonares had
of the prisoner himself that the latter had not acqu
ed the quality of citizen of the United States and that he
was not even provided with an American passport.
On his part the charge flares ad Interim of the
United States at addressed communication
the 9th of June to the Imperial Internunco dnister
the object which ask for the release of kusza
the plea that he had taken some steps to be admitted as
an citizen Baron de Bruck replied to this request
the day. refusing to comply with it, Two days af
ter Mr. Brown to the charge by forwarding
Mr. de Bruck copy of the declaration puporng to have
been signed by kosza, in New Hork the 3lst of July
last which the Charge dAaires of the Union to
regard sufficient imply the naturalization of the refugee
America The Internuncio replied that impossible
form alter his determination, he could not consid
the individual in question belonging to foreign urs-
dction so long the ties which bound him to his country
were not legally dissolved
The undersigned thinks proper to embody with the very
of this of the document above mentioned
which served the basis to all the extraordinary
eeengs both the of Mr. Brown and that of the
mandant of the ST. Louis. Here it is:
Declaration made by Martin Kosza of allegiance to the
eminent OF the United States
49, thoti 10 hon0
my intention to become citizen of the United States and
forever all allegiance and fidelity to all and
and particularly tothe Emperor of Austria.
Sworn open this 3Ist day of july 1852 before
me- clerk of the court, &c.
(Signed,4 MARTIN kosZTA-
record having law jurisdiction and clerk and
SEAL do certify that the above is copy Of the original
declaration of Mr. KoSzta become citizen of the United
States, remaining open in my office.
In testimony whereof, have herennto subscribed my
H. 81 name and affixed the seal of the said court the
3lst day of July, 1852.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

Al a meeting oflhc Ward COMMITTEES held at the Ame-
rican Hotel, Saturday afternoon Col. TIOS H. ELLIS
was appointed Chairman and WV. l.. RACLASp Serrc-
tarY.
Tn motion Of Jno. Il. Thompson, Esd a committee Of
appointed To attend daily from Monday unit
Thursday inclusive at each Of the otcls inf rm visitors
10 the city where they may find accommodations during
the Agricultural Fair.
The following named gentlemen constitute the com.
mttees
AT THE AMERICAN HOrEL-Wm RIglaud Jno
Brown, 1ho- II Els Lewis Giutcr Jas Kent, Jno II
BOshCr, James DupUy.
ENCHANGE-Jno X Thompson S VI Price, Edwin
farrar, Alfred Lee, II Williams, Geo j Sumner, Jno
Womhlc.
COLUMBIAN-wm u Woodbridge, W Gouldn, James
u Ferguson james Alen Lewis l. Barnes James Scott
James Ciskie.
CITY HOTEL Alexander Carrot, Geo w Grctter, Jos
BEDFORD, Geo Toier, Il - whlock, y ID Ill., or
Word
MONUMENT HOTEl-John II Gmer w Gillian,
WIN II Mitchell, Dr q w Jones, John Murray, WIN &
Dindridge, A Fox
BROAD STREET HOTET.-D J Saunders, VIM Boot.
wright Jr. Jno Subctt, ThOs Quarrs James l. Bray
Peter w Grubbs NathI Lp,cou.b.
MOUNT VERNON 1IOUSE-Thomas Dodamead J w
GlllebroOk, Lieut. Gay, Jas Blair Davenport Jr
Tier WIN u Brazca
POWIlATAN IIOTEIr-Jas Evans = VI Tabb, Jr Jno
u Shook Jas Shelton, Wm Valentine John Ddrracott
Geo Il rslkc.
Families aud keepers Of yriroie Boarjng Hou,cs, who
can entertain visitors earnestly requested to inform
some member u the committees at how many they
can accommodates THOS II. ELLIS Chm.
WV. J.. RAGLASp, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

Er-ENGAGENENr ~ rmE LruE BArEMANs.-we are
much gratifed to that these attractive and de-
sludl little actresses have been engaged, aud that
shall have opportunity To witness their enchanting per
sonatons io- few nights longer We congratulate our
country visitors especially this oppotunc occa
sion for them to enjoy the acting of the astonishing
children in the world Tonight the sero comic drama
my Grandmothers Petit with Kate Batemau in her celc
brated character Of"Joseph part she gives with varied
tenderness and pahos bandej with the careless misshier
Of the child. Everything these children attempt is
ceen,ly done That it is only necessary say that they
will appear to insure to their audience delightful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

THE FAiRThe city presents active and busy scene
In anticipation Of the Fair The different lines approach
ing the city thouged Saturday. with passengers stock
and Agricultural implements to he exhibited The crowd
has already increased sen'iby and by the arrivals this
evening We calculate considerable number will be added
to the presc throng Hotels and Boarding houses have
in rcqusition every available space adj their
modaiou while the demand is becoming urgent in cor.
responding degree The suspension Of operations in
plotting the sheds the Fair ground for some length Of
time caused 10y the Indictment OF weather has
rendered tnece sary to continue preparations yeser
day. the time being too limited admit OF any ntermis
sion. All will be ready al; the appointed time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31
S,rn,h Arn,toh,.o,ri VI

October II. ls55.
SIR la conformity law. herewith transmit the An
nuAl Statement containing Synopsis Of the financial
dition Of the Literary Fund Of this State, in three pa
No. in statement Of the from which the fund
derived, aud the manner Of Investment. No Q ex.
hibs the amount Of Revenue and its application; and
No synopsis Of the transactions Of the Fund with III
Treasury through this Office during the year ending soih
September. 1888.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
wM. L. JACKSON, Second Auditor.
To His EIesllency Jos JOHNSON, Governor Of Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The FaIr.

To avoid all mistakes, tmay not 10 amss to state
that the Exhibition grounds will not be open to tho
public until weln, SHAY. To-day, the Committees
will be engaged in receiving and arranging the various
articles Tor exhibition, and Of they will have
no time, nor win there he room FOR visitors Tomor-
row. the Judges viii be engaged in making their cx
a'ninatons, and none hut members will he admitted
The next day. Wednesday, the doors will be opened
TO the world and his wife
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31
Virginia and tennessee Railroad Cor,o,,-

The nchhurg IirginiaHoi the 9th inst. comes
to us with the reports Of the President. John r Nc
Daniel, and Of the Chief Engineer. Chas. NJ GAR
net to the meeting Of the Stockholders Of ri.
Company convened on the 20th inst. The President
reports that in obedience to the various resolutions Of
instruction passed at the last meeting Of the Stock
holders in regard to loan. the Board Of Directors
as soon as practicable, authorized the execution Of a
mortgage on the whole road and lis appuronauccs as
security for the bonds to be issued Herewith
By an arrangement previously made with the con
tractors for half million Of dolars and loan Of
OOO, 900 obtained from the State the report states
that further efforts renIeied unnecessary
one half million Of these bonds are held 10 be issued
upon monthly estimates to contractors, and one mil
lion are to be cancelled and delivered IN the Second
Auditor Of Public Accounts the loan Of the State
being substituted instead thereof
OF the quantity Of iron purchased since tho last
meeting, together with thousand tons purchasc,
the previous summer 1t is reported that there have
been received
And placed on tho track 100 tom.
Nov in THE pltcc 800, q,
Now at Port wal.bsll aud in transit
Ad Is l' q. G ADVISED "i2s
Making soon
Being enough Tor the road To roach Mount ,f,r and
leaves $50 tons 90 be shipped
As 20 the survey Of branches. i'm obedience to ,,c
wishes Of tho Company survey Of the branch q, tine
Salt Works anl Plaster banks in Washington anal
Smythe counties has boon made DURING the p,st y,,r
AMI also Of branch to Cumberland Gap. 4, r,npc,,
with the proposed road from Lexington lRy) to that
point
On the subject Of tie stock, collections. &c.. the
report is as follows:
The Officers u The Company have had their attention
closely directed ~ The collection of the amount due ON .
Subscription Of stock anil their Efforts have been attend
81 9Th much success, without having hai 10 ic.ort in
single Instance 70 legal coercion. IL may be necessrr
hogcvcr, n several rasrs in future
There unpaid 1T Oct 1852 on individual spioti,
tions. fI7o og- y.
ph STATE account 2t7 900 OJ
~
f2l ,ss7 %
be~u subscribed Of nee stock
BY indvidusls toq2 500
by ststs, i70sOo 96s 100 oo
t6s5,O97 5s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

We Learn that game, large and small was never more
abundant in Virginia, than this season. The dry Jolly
sss peculiarly favorable the icAhcrci tribe and
sport may he had in every portion Of the State. In is
state Of circumstances it lucky tina: vendors of
sporting materials have laid in large sapply tor the
eommplAtioa Of ;hc pIj; NJ. Th,s ryscg, long known
all who love good gun aud first article of any
kud pertaining his lane OF ic-atcr years inter
mission has re-opeuei shop, and now formerly
furnish good article the country afford We
profess have knowledge of the subject, and We
have known any keep articles superior qusl
~ lie Is i!ge Of tn IN hmsclt-and if he gives you
his word that articles lac sells are first rate may be
implicitly relied on.
Mr.. Walsh, who occupies Mr.. Tyrers old stand on
Main street also has extensive and beautiful stock
guns, fishing tick!a, S'-anl would not go much
amiss in falling into his hands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

SL'eHr or HASD.-A gentleman who had inst arrived
by the Central Rail Road Friday evening had hi,
pocket picked at the Depot OF $500. That's No 2 We
shall doubtless have many such instances during the Fair
for are rightly informed the city honored by the
presence of large number Of the "sweu mob" cents
who have come TO visit the Fair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

The " '. COURIER" remarks Of the rumored charge
10 Portugal
John OSuliyan has been indicted Tor organizing an
armed force for the invasion Of Cuba lie believed by
every man Who knows anything Of the circumstances n
The case, 10 have been guilty aud Who hts escaped pun
'hWeni thus isr simply because the ingenuity ofhs com.
~ has succeeded 10 impeding the regular course Of the
law. lie has probably done than any other Amer.
lca dare 70 iusgae AL the which have been
made against Cuba IN oontrsvcuon Of our treaties and
our Laws and 10 defiance Of the proclamaons Of our Tor
mer EKecutiyes Has the Administration no regpeot for
cae no respect FOR Law, respect for Executive au
horiiy that il should confer distinction and power upon
ono Who 'Purns them all when they happen 70 stand in
She way Of biz purposes 2"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

How highly pr2 ID the ladies' in South Africa may
b. inferred from the fact that when the missunlrc. first
introduced plough and tho lazy Cairc lords il at
work one OF them exclaimed, "Sce how the thing tears
up the ground with it, mouth It Of more worth than
five wivcs!' Woman Is the dynamomutcr with which
the CafIrc measures the value of plough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

SSOw.-Wha has never happened in this section 81
country within the memory OF tie "odest nhabi,antn
Occurred here Monday lasta genuine fall Of in
the month Of October IL commenced showing early in
the morning and continued whOu; intermission until
or o'clock, IN the evening IL about inch aud
h4fdcep, aud but for the heavy rain which fell the prece
ding night, have reached the depth Of inches
Brsifgrd Ss1fiusI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

BIsnor Do,NEs CAsE.-The three presenting Bishops
Meade, Mclvaiue, aud Burgess have published card IN
the Church journal, stathg in reference their pO
stion in the DOane case that though they have agreed
submit 70 the decision Of the Bench Of Bishops they have
fcnqu-hed their original opinions and that the dis
Dissal Of the presenment tepugnlnt their sense Of
both legll aud mornl pronriety.- 4. 8 Gn.cLLc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

We understand 1t is probable that Madame Son,ay will
give one or two concerts u this place during the
Her agent is now here endeavoring to procure suitable
Hall for the purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

Mrs Datton viii open PALL AND WINTER MILLGsERY on
raUasD'r, the 2oih lost, atto0 Maa It.
Lawrence. World. Poi, Premium DsgucIrrsu Galicry
81 broadway, White street, York ociOls On
EDHORNX DANK.Tbe notes Of this issue will be- redeemed
FiRo SoUass !" T. rAiHO CO. IN "''inssg sY ~
~ French. Rnsll.h and American NIIInery-Mrs. WIN
MONs u '6 broadway, New York the Ladies' and ne
trade 10 examine her stock Millinery and Millinery Goods
She hiss case Of Goods the New Crystal Palace which
veil vorth looking ~.
81 defiance Saismandrr yIrrs Pstrnt-Rouss
~ PsrscE Is the sole In the United states af We
above celebrated Safes, 10 whom the highest prcniu has
ofwssh gton and Gon pypstrabie defiance octs
and bet saies and Locks combined 10 The world
Depot No. w Pearl street New YORK one door below Madeniane,
formerly ~ John street je2o-6n2d page.
~ Noc~Espress paekar for Hoft, Richmond et,rs
burg, &C. Intended Ir shipment per Steamers RoisoEE and
50 fosdway Who are che only dHOriasd Ag IT, ESpsess
Once Of New Yors snd yrsnl, Steamship Co., broad.
way. LuanttNA Ptsts,vrs, Agents IeiH-u
re- TiiE NOTtD 90 TUE UNITED sTATt5 nANK, Of
sso"G R 4 ~ 3 ;Sa''d s9% n s fSsi2y
AJUTItE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF rnE vIRoiNiA
he Hooders n ~ ygna Central Railroad Company wn be
.ld IN Echmond on THURSDAY 'hs 10Th November is At the
he nssi.aS, J. JARRETT treasure.
rhase having rrors, requested hand them in
NE Once as early a. possible on The d,y before J. a.
II r fo sale their late purchases the following goods
Hiantcts, wtite. Plaid and missed
kennedy Jeans apd TWeeds, Plaid Lnseys and Kerseys
ned Tick and prom Cheoks
Pine Bloc Mixed and Biaok saliinsth
sT 40 rs'a s s ss. I@ Ss ps U1"'
U@5rsiiSs, large loil Priats snd Dsisinss.
The sSove many others sbs ueh ior.
osIi@ss- $50 ~ '''' wILES6hI1. EILEff 90.
III osiS bAVksPoRT, ALIEN CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

AyTEAy AT TIE JAiL.-On Monday morning last, the
negro confined in Jail IN this place runaway slave be-
coming unruy the hilor Mr. Dawson, entered hs cell for
the purpose OF quoting lin, when the negro attacked
him in violent With the assistance Of a cou
pie Of citizens, the negro secured and confined
CIdrksJurg Rcyi.',r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

sFS- Go aud the Fakir OF silva and his burlesque
opera troupe nightat Odd Fellows Hall. The burc que
Chinese Jugglers is iumiabe; the dancing of Mr. Lane
is ahead Of anything have seem and it one Of
the attractive entertainments ever offered to tie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

There are nov Eve Of brothers brother and sls-
TER and father and son In confinement In Connecticut
S,ae Prison nine Of these persons we're convicted in
htchheld county ten Of them coored This Extra.
ordinary number Of near relatives In prison nurnberng
Dot ls3 conyets is very singular circumstance add IN
hl probability without parallel IN this county,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

tS- The Boston Bee says :-Twslve thousand bushsi.
eanbcries brought that city Saturday, nearly
all Of which with immediate sale provision deal
ers. They brought $i,75 per bushel The public will
probably be able to get them for about per busheL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

It is understood Ihst Collector Bronson ill claim
bout $1,000 his share of penal duties collected during
his brief administration This, added $4,000 salary and
ordinary fees makes $1,000 Tor 81, mon'hs services What
pattern of honesty Judge bronson is, that hc gives up
a., this for conscience sake.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

i stated in recent Eng lish papers that Lockhar has
resigned the etorSaip OF the Quarterly Review
well Ewn, OF Boston, who has been contributor TO the
EeN,ew for time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

III >. MAIL LiNh-L<a,es Tuesday Aur,,,.U a..
~ . o'elock-fOh NEw lOitH Via SOIFuIK" At,E>
~ TN ELEGANT siDE.wlEEL STE lMsIIIP JAMIs r,S.fS
Town PlAAlsu Commander-Frsight received 60.
Jay, Monday, weather permitting O'clock and u ~ A.
Lour OF one oeDok z. NJ Tuesday, LIST Of No,1nb.f
Passengers tic k.t. a. ,,r
South SIDE Of the Basin. They To- L- on
the hour OF departure, O'Clock, p. NJ. 'N
Passenger. this Zip for Norfolk will H.. a.,
as by the River boats. - ' e'N Wv 'Nu'e
Passage and meals, including stAieroom accommodation.
Nov York, only .,o
Th ~, , go a., ..
lI.-st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

Tux JuRy Cocks cAsE.-The jury cmpanelled
Monday last try Cooke the first Of forgery
against him. discharged Friday night, after re-
naming Eve days and nights in confinement They stood
for his acqual one " for his conviction, eleven" The
Judge being informed of the improbAbiy OF that lone"
yielding under any circumstances considered it time
discharge them The other members Of the jury repre-
scnted that the dissenting member evinced pertinAcy
which it believed impossible overcome 10y any force
of reasoning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

The New Orleans BULLETIN says that the exports Of
from that port direct Russia alone has ncrca-
SGD over one hundred and fifty per cent within the last
Yea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

Leaving now due and unpaid lSS.22S o.
OF which t6G5OS 6I Is duo from individuals, aud SS6,
500 from the State showing the collections TO have been
1--WE sisths OF the amount standing at commence
mCnt Of the year. Including subscriptions sincei
On 1t October lS5s. there uusu6scrbcd, OF the
original amount authorized by the charter 10y individuals
Sl62 zoo. There has been taken sine" shown above
$4,000, which leaves unsubscrbcd 10y them sIO,IcO.
An exhibit of the earnings is given from the report
of the general superintendent from which it appefrs
that
The gross receipts from all sources are $lO9e65 81
p ON which deduct expenses 6653l 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

MAYORS CoURr SlTUgDAY-GOipg a! LIrge.-Danel
Joe and William Scott three negro boys taken up without
registers presented living in the city contrary to
law their mothers being residents in the country They
arc hired at Col Myers factory Two of them -DanieI
and Wlam-werc committed, appearing that they had
no authority to remain here. Joe discharged il be-
inS ascer;ne that hs parents residing in this city
for some time Col Myers agent regain ed to answer
for hs appearance before the OF the Court of
Hastings to be duly registered.
Issdit and Ihrsdts-TheolOrck Nunnally was brought
up warrant charged with assautng and beating VIM
Powell at the foot &c 10Th street. on the eth inst
Powell said that his step-father Mr.. Wade borrowed
barrel from the accused which he demanded for the pur
pose of selling it to namel Martin His step father
made objection to his taking it, Offering him what
il worth. A disagreement arose when the &C
cused struck him. lilo seized g. aud threw il at the
accused lie then took brick. with which he intended
strike him. when he he accused took him by neck
aud beat him severely in the lace.
Mr.. Martin, the individual who proposed to purchase
the barrel which caused the dispute, testified to the facts
above stated. lie said that Nunnaly satisfied TO let
Wade have the barrel for what he (wtness offered for
But he refused and commented abusing Nunnaly.
The charge was dismissed.
Bsudrs Of yowr Trsrks-IIack drivers need to be more
cautious in fastening trunks behind their hacks oE APP
pears OF the expert bhoy OF the city hit upon
the taking Of trunks from these positions specu-
Aton This practice first discovered Friday night
when the trunk OF passenger who his way from
the Petersburg Depot distracted eectualy from the
back part VI the hack whereon it placed. The
fusion consequent upon the increased number of pae
gers during the Fair will be presumed by these
thies favorable opportunity Tor this species OF rob
berry, and they will doubtless il good account il
not iuilcd 10y better care on the part of drivers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31
6SI,79s W

OF this there tn beeh collected
from indiyiIuAls. 1919, s9s %
State, 3S2, 200 90
N' enc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31
he "RoANOkk leaves every Friday afternoon at ociocL
S''-4' LUDLAM WATSON.

SrfkMEk BELvIDEREmtOR BALTTRORKd .---y,
to-day, Monday, at twelve o'clock, weather permit
ng and up TO the hour Of clock Tuesday November
LIST, tor above places. Also
and the South and West generally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

tB- yirrIns stale Aniruliurni society. - Mfeouoytta
mn, instead Of lafayette Ha will be opened Monday Tues
day Wednesday Thursday and friday This week fr the
above Society The proceedings will be deter
announced in ite meeting 81 Monday night
oe3t ClfNs - wiLLtlSts, Rec Secretary.
~ OFYICE OF THE yWGtSA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, nest door a. che Wig once street L.
~ Dividend NoIrr meeting The President and ri
~ to Richmond, Pni-roEburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company, on The ~ day Of October $50
Rsoir, That dividend ~ per ceni mt N the profits n
elasd payable 10 the siloders their legal rspreenatyss
and alter The hrst ~ Nogsmbrr next
o~2G q. ". NACNuRDO, IT, RT &PRR Co.
LYON P1HL NDEt.itH TO ssIl on Noniay The
~ 3tst ir-i, - "cotk .. M-The steamship h5f1b->
FENssYly4NA' Cpi nlymore' BE- now ready o. re-. RfTS
Yor height OF ps'sags, aTplTto
oost ROBpRr RAaKIs
u,NOH HfNr-A very desirable st5rs On Main steel -
~ suitable fora uhoi,saie or retail business Iii.
The central location ~ th' si0re renders o. the I'LL
most eligible business stands in TIE city
P'sseson given on The st January ney Dor further nf5fna
oe5f-in omeson rr,nsuo f., oppoa~ Bofotd P6rer'.
- IOtHs FOH sALg
- d sharss Virginia Bank sioas
% DO garmers % 10
~ DO James River Kanauha Stock
- DO Richmond Fre Association Do
"a DO Va. Pre- and Marine Insurance Stock
$1,000 state o. Va. six per csnt-l5 years u run
,ssS oS q, s,,,,s 40 po 90 vS 90. DO
200 CITY Of Petersburg Soggse bead..
oc3i-S JOHN A LANoAsTER SON.
IlLANK BOOKS Paper, Envelopss Pens Pens Wax Hssrs
LnpoTisr and Msnufsetarer's Agent,
oea0 100 Main street
S,PNlNACETi OILS eases i.ndins and tor sale by
- oei2 DAyEfPoKT, ALLEs q 90.