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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

Am ron Nyw Oafraxs.-The n. Y. Coni-
mittee of the Howard Association. IN ackno"l
edging the further RECEIPT Of s5,l47, give no
lice that The fever is decreasing at New Orleans
and that the Association has now all the funds
necessary forthe relief Of the sick. The entire
amount contributed is supposed to be over
$500, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

A SMART OLD LADY.-On the 10Th of
August, on the occasion Of the fete at Paris in
honor of Louis Napoleon. there were some
startling performances at the Paris Hippo
drome. Among others, Madame SEcHl, sew
enty five years old, walked up a rope six hun
dred feet long, and elevated at its middle by
a wooden trussel one hundred feet high. The
ascent as well as the descent on the other side
of the trussel were equal. and seemed to be
about an angle of thirty five degrees. She not
only assembled and descended with ease, and
even with agility, but performed various fea,s
on the rope which frightened all the beholders.
She would fall down on the rope suddenly,
stretch out on her back and then, with the
arms extended, raise TO her fee. again. This
was done several times at distance of seven
ty live feet above the ground She continued
to shout with her shriIl old voice, "Vive Lem.
pereur!' the whole time, and seemed TO mock
the fears OF the spectators. The Emperor wa.
sitting IN his carriage in the midst of the crowd,
waiting to compliment her when she descen
ded. This Is the same woman who walked
small rope suspended between the righ tower
of Notre Dame in presence of the first Empe.
FOR and Josephine, nearly fifty years ago,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

The London corr espondent of the National
inteligencer says that the subject of the pro.
posed decimal coinage for Great Britain is
now much discussed. The committee Of Par.
Lament propose that the pound or sovereign
should be the unit, and that the relation of the
several coins should be as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
Eastern Question.

The Eastern question. according to intelli-
ge"ce received by the Niagara, was still IN.
settled, and increased uneasiness had arisen in
regard to a final settlement. The Porte's &C /.
ceptance of the proposition of the Vienna con-
ference included alterations which it is thought
will be objected to by Russia. The Princ.
palities are still occupied by the Russian
troops; and affairs, or the whole, have become
complicated through the ascenJency OF the
War party IN Turkey. The latest CONNER
cial. news by the Franklin and Niagara, will
be found in another conmn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

I -xsSAbinsdOn, Va.-The "yIRGlNIAN, +
weekly newspaper published in Abingdon,
Va the mart of South Western Virginia, having a
larger circulation in the South Western Counties than
any Taper in the States, and being taken by nearly all
the merchants and traders will be found convenient
medium for city merchants, Manufacturers and other
to talk to the people through. (aug 3l-dlm)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

be fled against lLsn. for Illegally building .
road for The benefit Of Pennsy wanna in defiance
of the Virginia legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

The Danvie Republican announces the
death OF John S. N. Davis, esq, who died sud
denly Of hemorrhage of the lungs a, Independ.
ence. Texas, on the 10Th of August Mr.. D..
was formerly resident of Halifax. Va, and
leaves five children to mourn his sudden death
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

The commercial community have for many
years expressed their wishes for this change,
and the evidence just collected from the best
authorities is unanimous on the mischief of fur.
Their negectng il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

The Circuit Court of Brooke county, Va.
have granted q rule requiring parties engaged
in constructing the Pan Handle railroad, to
show cause why criminal information shall not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

Z II EN- OIL OGY !--Ph,eaologv deSs5l
against the charge of Infdelay PROF r. B. HolL.,D
he blind Phrenologist, proposes to lecture to the Ia.
es and gentleman of thi. city, on the above snbies
next Monday evening, the 10Th in l., at the Masonic
Hall.
Lecture to commence at past O'Clock Admit.
lance, FREE, sept I6.a1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

Cown'pING On Wedne sday a cowhiding
assault took place at the Bellevue House, New
port 1 Isaac 5. Holmes, the recipient, and
WIN. H. Morgan, the operaor-cause Holmes
interference in Morgan's dometic affairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
Mr. BarriIl. the gentlemsnly agent. is ever

Mr. Barrill the gentIemanIy ageh'. y eVef
.nxious TO accommodate all,but as the demand
is so much greater Than the suppy,it is impos-
.ible to meet it. We learn that other arrivals
are daily expected, and those who fail 10 day
10 ge, any. may be encouraged TO nope their
i'm will soon come.-Bait. Patriot, 14h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
FIRST ARRIVAL.
L w Il A n II u " =

N w FALL G . . md
V>HE subscriber has just received from New among.
l. Pr iladephia a portion of his FALL GOODS
which may be found elegant French work a.iery,
SILKS aud other Dre., Goods. Also. Gloves the
&C.. &c, in great variety. Please call and eN''"''
assortment ,rcYER
sep8ts GEO. NJ "o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

The James river and Kanawha canal has
been put under contract sone 20 miles above
the town of Buchanan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

South SIDE DRMocRAT.-This paper is to
be issued daily on and after the LIST of October
1t is one of the most spirited Of the democratic
journals Of the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

The Lexington Gazette learns that on The
Ath inst, Malachi, slave belonging to R c..
Noel, Bath county, was drowned in attempting
to Cross Jacksons river near Morris HILL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

A G A IL ID The subscriber tegs leave to return l
"A his thanks to his friends and the public genelal
for the liberal patronage bestowed him, and most e
pectully solcits continuance of the to the nc"
concern. JOSEPH II. WlLoON
sept 12-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
DAINh'S, OILS, ne

5000 lbs. White and Brown z nc Paint
1000 lbs. Lewis pare White Lead,
300 gals. Linseed Oil. and large supply Of
Paint and Varnsh Brushes; Copal, japan and eoacl
Varnishes; Paris Green in Oil, Spirits Of Turpent9f
Putty, Lytharge Red Lead, and all colors used BY
Painters-Just to hand and for sale by
sept 19-ts JNO Fl. SEAY & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

POkES WANTED.-The subscriber a %a onn
~ this fall 100000 Hickory Spokes and lOo,OV ~
Whie-Oak Spokes for Wagons and Carriages al w. y,
good Cumbersome seasoned ones are Preieta 600
per 1000. '''' ~ JNo. H. BAILEY.
sept l0-d&c2w Rep. cop -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
ARRIVAL OF THE RACK WARRIOR


New YORK, Feb 23ihe Black Warrior arriy ed
here this nrnIng vita dllcs the 18th inst The health
Havana good.
Vice i'..etten "n. il King @as better in health II,
left with the 10Th for Mazahn in The :rigure
Ful,oD, " irrr he proposed remaining tine.
The Back Warrior reports having been fired into when of
The port OF Havana bv war who discer 9ed round
shu her. Captain Shufcit unaware OF the cause
which hc subsequently, ascc-aincd be tia, his cuurs were
wing tho t;Ge he had opportunity al tha
moment hoist them.
The American barque Martha Ann, bound from Savannah
Havana also fired into BY the sae Vesta on sus.
pcinn of being SLAYER and having her hoised
4 days previous The departure Of Vice President
King, the captain general addressed him ro'e that he
would pay him risi, at P NJ, Friday, but Colonel
Kings health being 50 low the physician decided il would
be both aborious and dangerous for him 10 20 through with
:he Interview Nevertheless lie consented and The day
appointed the captan-ceneral failed 10 make his appear
ance, mich he disappointment of MIR. King, who,
through The American Consul addressed The captain
stating his disappointment at hls ercelency falling
10 Keep his promise.
On the following day the capaingeneral. accompanied
BY his suite called upon Mr King the hotel bur the lat.
declined holding any interview. The affair created
siderable excitement throughout Havana. though
that previous Mr. Kings departure cards exchan
HIN and the captain general and they both parted
on friendly terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
,ri;ss,,arljnal on VIRGINIA.
@EuSESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1898.
s.OIs;: OF DELEGATES.

:h2 airr3a MS proposed by IL. SENATE TO me olio"ne
bills were agreed An authorizing the safe o! INC
Court House and other public property In me Town OF h1
rh srcr- Incorporating the bank o freSton-aht IN
net 10 Cniiidan act concerning m eY pud ~
Court ana providing for appointment OF General scs'fcS
ant or The settlement oil Receivers uccDunts passed. Jul"
81. 1882
u, was reported from Committee to Incorporates COM
paEy t. coastf!Gl Plank R"a from 81. lanmtny 10
Bl,rI'= FOX The Petersburg and B"yaon pan@ i,"aI
and a bill 10 incorporate The Arthur swamp PilnE Ioin
COMPANY 4 bill Imposing tax for the support n govern
m'.'.t I 10 incorporate the OstIann C!nncl Coal Com
."y-n bill 10 ncorTotr the AicAahdia ."ut Mi'' n'''
pinya bill ting the BrnwOod Manufacturing Com
plny in the cuunty alasIl-a bill Incoi iotaE2 ne
B!!rkS5ug Mining ani ManutaclnTins Company I'M
t. Incorporate The Garn= and Mnseey Gold Mining Com
pdmy, America.
On motion Of Mr. Resolved, Tha.a special COM
!ct 10 appointed with instructions ~ report hiil nicer
cora ing company construct PLANK Road from
r;.b point on The Richmond ana DanviIle Rail Road, via
H. vision IL the conn,y nt I.nwsburg otherwise some
point the Meh"rrn river the luncnoaa Plank Road
in tie county ni Luncnburg.
Mechanics Bank Of Prtesburc hill TO Incorporate The
Warren and Hampshire Coal MIae Railroad Company
amended ~ cIn Senate bill making further aDpru
iou 0: ui nine .nUs ard dollars tD The Beverly FlI
mont road an, bill 10 Incorporate the Loudoun Brancf
Il ,ilro,d Company were pissed
The ,i prpv.dng the discharge OF interest loan
Gu,u the Literary Funi IL Winchester Medical Cplrgr,
rejected Ayes ~ - not receiving Constitutional
vote. :, :, ,,.,
Nr Ecncls moved 10 taae up he Contra! Railroad BILL
NJ B,yd .r-rd Il vi The greater itio lance
in his estimation u considering the tunphe o' 'hf'
Ec,s tcpl IN an exposition Of the motives {" NJ boro
opposition in taking NJ III" Genital ltaifoad oh an" " MS
peculiar love Tor turnpike Bills al ms lime. ,..
The morI,n t, suspend tie rules Of the House fer Ihs
purpose was rejected. The House then ADJOURNED
WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION.
The House Was engaged the consideration oi M hii
prviii 10, removing and cr"nzIng the rte negroes I"
r Substitute reported from NE cn'''-
te, Tor Court. Justice for The bill offered by Mr. hRwN
was adopted and ordered be snsosSed for tAifd reading
No bills passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
rOIIR DAYS LaTEk FROM Europe


New YoRK Feb 23-3 p. M.-Thc royal mail STEINER
Arabia reached her warh al three O'Clock t afternoon
Flour had advanced 10 two shllngs. Cotton unchanged
Money easy. Political nCws unimp ofiant.
The overland mails had arrived at Trieste with dates from
Calcutta The 18th of January
From China have accounts which that hun.
bred and twenty rebels hung in the Of four
weeks.
Accounts from Hungary concur in The statement that the
Austrian fearful of nsurreclionary
meat, and uncertain at what moment popular break
might occur.
illan state OF nsurrecliou nnd the assembling
If large hniies ot Austrian troops The frontier was
deemed far from satisfactory. Later accounts however
present The insurrcc.on entirely querd md number Of
the insurgents shot AMI hung.
In Spain The elections terminated in favor Of The gov
crnncni.
From Denmark Intelligence that the Kings illness
il daily becoming serious.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 10 Cotton has declined upon lower
qualities XII: per 10. for week Fine qualities unchang-
ell! SAILS nt tie week GOO bales, OF which spectators
took 80 900 aud exporters 900 bales Fair Orleans 6Hd;
n!tng. s.. d; far triints, G.d.; middIing. Nd
Rreads'ulis we're Improving Sales nf Western Canal
;lpur 26s and Ohio 27s yellow corn 33s Lard Cos
Cursns closed Al 99S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

Halifax" the Washington correspondent Of the South
Si Democrat states that Jefferson Davis has positively
declined seat in The Cabinet, and gives graphic sketch
Of Gen Pierces arrival in the Federal Metropolis:
understand that Gen PIERCE ran very deep Set saw
IN the Office seekers night when arriving al the WASH
inplon d,pot The committees some OF whom HAD rot
appointed To receive him. win nc grand nour-
rish were ranged the inner door oi me car hcusr
written speech and hats in hands The instant me cars
soppc seedy LONGING individual jumped from me baggage
car lie hli'si in rusty orcrcuat ana sh"ckhg oau
hat and his laws were tied up in handkerchief WIN
hands in his pockets, he chowcd his way through me
ga yer crowd OF committee who were slra!an" 'e
eyes 10 discern tn OF the rresidSn e'ec' ana
those known b. in attendance upon hifn ain"i2 uost
dsnounting from passenger cars. WINE 50 ehsa
ecd, IL patriot derrl: Interested IN the DIVISION VI inc
spoils hearing the whistle, had rushcd rom tue
avenue the station, and ienping into the door ran
against the seGdy looking stranger rho was JUST e
etrne of il. The latter his assailant look from
head 10 foot sayng-"Is absolutely necessary TO run
man chock duwn7"passed on, taking the first hack al
hand and driving Wiiards AS the hackman closing
the coach door his fare the committees learned that
their prey had escaped them On arriving Wizards, Gen.
Pierce managed reach his without lis being known
by another soul that in the house His private
tarv who had selected his suite OF rooms some time before
had so described 10 him their locality 10 enable him
reach them without acqnainng the person In the OIL
Acc of his presence To-day he s receiving no CALL though
some gentlemen have been with him on his own invitation
I understand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
+. STRIKING PICTURE.

The Washington Correspondent of the ~ o. Crescent
thus Di,hy deacri, the in the iiouH" OF pes'h
,atiyes when counting and declaring the oiclu vote Tor
President and Eca President:
The business reading the returns from tic different
States was dry enough. AZ the distinguished rcaacf- pro-
rrsssrj" (sl,s<rs Hunter OF Virginia, and Chandler o.
Pennsylvania the rather restless ano some Oh
m. - us prcsrnt disposed I" vary me scene Win o
occasional stroke o: humor A Stale aer oa'e ""s ~"
uounccd some Congressional VII woun s'ar' '"c 9uey
How DO you Think il will 60 +
ia there nuc aouh; abnu the election T asked aho'hc'
at Ic,ks rather strong for Pierce and ing sa!u goo"
Wig from the South ne hung down ms hean. ,
I'VE beoan with Maine for Pierce, aud icn 2ot 'eihon
FOR Scot; isn't that ,ic?" said one -, :,
ayes but wait little" repled Ms Hcha; !" a'i"'u
come of the other States won't come In 90 wen ;,
"Thcrcr cried a Conner II declare Chandler hnsn
90, the upper haid OF Hunter He's only got me wing
States To read and Hunter in FOR the Democratic uncs
Dent believe Californys been heard rom whlaperea
one down from the gallery. -
nrwsn,v.s.y.a 10 ve''--troke outsiIer"lals To"
bad -,
Yea. but how are you going I" help II
son what can't cured must be endured signed the
0r s,,ake and the c"0quy closed amid the official now
of names certificates 'signed, scaled and delivered"
But bad.nage aside there was something truly etann 10
this n,onal proceeding the public servants OF the meri-
csp neopl Here the proclamation %! M cne rhah@c
of rulers of the coi! reorganization oil our government
ne me nulnr down Tor time. u one powerful party, ana
The punp up Of anohcr and there was no Violence no
hIoedshed no revolution The Old officials of the s"'e'
regns are pass quietly out and hr ne" ones are 10
as ouey in And The people, who have done il all y thrr
free SURFACES will rli(v honor the deed Such s inc
power of the successful working Of our Republican insh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
For The Enquirer
GENERAL, MEETING IN CAROLINE.

All III, citizens Of Caroline earnestly solicited 10 NEE
Al their ne Il March Court add 10 III: petition ula was
aoIcn rs, list Court l., nrrnnriaze Legislature ar an
apprnrrai clean ont The hatiaponY rum "'"'o -
Tide Wafer for the benefit Of those wealthy lal"' h'ihs
thereon tas - uTcsumahl that person would CALI! W.
pr,,ucc DOWN upon li!boitam bots ~ tidr water wn'n
they could carry Rlcllm"nd or Frcerlch7onr5 ~ 'c%
hon RS lan wnud take days, ara snc tihca VEINS '
The want Il wa'e Therefore we hope our LeS7'a. u,
will defer ac until enlarge oar memorial 10 new
The pour b. increasing the apl"prlnt"n ana ha't an 'e
rrIhutarls the Mattapnny, together win many oult'
.rrrams in III. county, cleaned out viz: Long bfanch
Mount swamp Whites Run Pole Cat an many DINERS 100
"''''''0" MANY VOTERS INTERESTED,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
To tie Editors OF The Enquirer.


CSIoS VILLAGE FEB. 81, 1858.
Mcssrs Edors:-I have read with pleasure, the card Of
"a Dem cra in the Enquirer in regard 10 our Senatorial
election which of this spring Ii brealics the
right slit and docs but Of ncled justice 10 our
faithful aud promising young Senator, Elliott NJ BraNon
Mr. b. made Great sacrifices in the FIRST instance, In serve
his party when and all others believed the odds de-
cdcdy against him fci hc did not com, the cast 10 hint
self or ,hc odd, he had meet but dash AT ino The
canvass with al the urdur which the consciousness OF Just
cause could Inspire meeting his able and veteran "pnonet
heretofore .ncblc upon the husllngs and bearing of o
miles from every field OF dig ediaon The result is known
and was u, ll. matter Of ACCOMPLISHMENT 10 al friend
and Toe VS. MeSs;s Editors, entirely ccIcu with "a
Democrat Il Mr. B. be induced 10 maze anolilcr
surrender m r,lvate feeling md interest 10 the obligations Of
patriotism ana u.ty and cnte: Me cainfagn he is The
man The Richmond county meeting have pat expressed
the sen,imrn District when they resolve, THAT The
course oe Eftt NJ. B!axon The representative from
this District he present Legislature has been SUCH ss 10
merit our hy. approval which hereby bcstow upcn
him and ~ ourselves Should he consent "a be oar can
didute for reelection support him win undated zeal
There is hing in the card Of Mr.. BraXon that ha:s he
door eiecieay 10 his nomination acccpa!inn; aud
doEbi ii i: should be the pleasure az the convention
the upon him, that he will in Difference TO
their wishes orego his INSTRUMENTATION OF retiring as be-
come the candidate That he is, all things considered the
ndyidus that should be selected the standard bearer OF
the Democratic party this particular time, is the clear
conviction of NORTHUMBERLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
For The Enquirer

The voters the middle section will be called upon
10 elect Commissioner of the Board of Public Works. and
Rockingham presents the of George F. Deneas,
suitable person fill the Office. His claims will be earnest
" pressed because he h deemed well qualified fer The office
No man in the Valley has done for the oil inter
nal Improvement than he has few have done as much His
views on that subject liberal and enlightened and his po
sion for years past tie State Senate has given him sn
Intimate knowledge OF the improvements Of the STATE II is
seldom Rockingham for the promotion cf her ct
Office whether State Federal She asks in this
that the qualifications Of Mr Dencae shall meet with
fair and respectful consideration. ROCKINGHAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
Februlry 22l, 1853.
For Tie EnQnire.


Without wishing TO dsparagc the many distinguished
gent erncn who mentioned in connection with
the Board Public Works wish TO call the aiteniinn OF
the voters # the 81 District Capt Hiram Mariz OF Rock
ngham as most suitable person for the office. lie every
way qualified ana would be useless consumption of space
in yuur Paper say anything more, IA he IS well known
tbrnpgi, The District THE VALLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
ANTICIPATING TIE EIirI.pE

In Florence there Is man feet h!gn we'll formed
who has sold his body 10 The Academy OF Medicine Tor n
pension of hall dollar per diem during life They are coye
Gus OF hs sksirtnn but as he iooss healthy as he is
aad may live hall century longer his bones are likely Ia
cost mem aer dea Al Pisa there is another giant gifted
with Yankee she@dness as well as colossal dimensions for
he mas sold ms frame to two distinct corporations II Will
need another Solomon divide him after go az
other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
AGRICULTURAL MEETING IN ANELI

AGRICULTURAL MEETINE n ANELIA.
AT .sion o! thu Liberty Neck Agricultural Cun held
on the 2lt Of February, the following resolutions
passct n response The call vi the Puwhaan Agricultural
Club made the 7ih inst:
l. Resolved, That the Club recommend lis members 10
become members Of the State Agricultural Society.
2 Resolved, That the members u this Clnb their beat
efforts procure members IL the State Agricultural So
ciey.
3 r. solved That we appoint VIM s. Archer. p r. Bots
seuu Jro s Hardaway, t. G. Leigh WA. j. Gnrarhnm.
Jno H. S"acr and f. t. Harvie 10 represent this Club al
The nriirg tho Agricultural Snciciy, the 10Th
u March next
& Resolved That these proceedings he Published.
JNO. II SIEGER President pro tenn
rHus MEAux, SnCrcLnTy pro TEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

HALIFAX, FEB I5TH, 1853.
Whilst this county is with candidates Tor the Sc
nate il would be extremely gratifying many good demo-
ca's to base pect, clliZrn Samuel MAJOR, amJn2
them and whilst have wish Ia un!crratc the Claims Of
any a-pirani would respectfully urge the claim, u Nj
Major hc stating thai n: has ag ,iy represented in
lower house with credit himself and satisfaction his
constituents ana would, doubtless, Ike good and
faithful senator. STAuNION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
Far IN, E,nDuirsr


We are authorized announce William c. Flnurnoy as
candidate for The office of Commemorative Attorney lor the
county Of Prince Edward which IL now supposed y, "
cant caue the people OF Prince Edward have chosen Ia
r. uuire the services Nj FuunO, in the Legislature ~
his in that body be forfeiture Of his Ccc ne n9ah
,onears before his fellow cilizrs of the county, VINO, h
Knows did not design BY requiring his services IN the one
place to deprive him of The other ~ ,,,
MANY VOTERS OF PRINCE EDWAHD
Nm mi nnasr