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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

We insert the above correction with pleasure,
aud must say by way of apology for our Senior,
that his first view of Fairmont was during his re-
cent passage along the new route to the East, and
while being hurled at lightning speed along the
unsurpassed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, it is
natural to presume that his points of compass be-
come somewhat con fused. We we'll know that
PALATISE is thriving and promising town, con-
nected with Fairmont by noble suspension bridge
which does credit to her citizens, and inhabited by
very clever people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
EDWIN 4. CLABAUGH. a.. n =, 80
FOUNTAIN HOTET. A'A''

undersigned having purchased the lease and effects
OF that oid established house. tho FouNrAIN HUTEL.
Llght street. baltimore and having repaired and reIr-
fort anu convenience. :" tt0te :" eOhi'
The ladies' Ordinary, End the suites of rooms attached
VIII be found TO afford the comforts home 10 amiies
all its patrons. 1 'eIose ~
It is most central situation for TIE man of business
oeh IN The centre of business, affords convenient sc
any other hotel in the CITY, e -
IL Will be the desire and pleasure of the pronrieor IN
ap7-1y CLAB4UGH 4. RRnTRRp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm Wheeling; and will sell 1t
onliberal terms, and in one tracts may be
desired. Z.JAGOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrTsBuRon, June 80.
River 2 feet 7inches, and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Rnsiness


ME undersigned, late of the fl m OF wooh & DAN
to extend to his friends his heartfelt thanks for tkeil
liberal patronage 81, resident this city sna hes
leave 10 Inform them that he has Warehouse 40
South Howard Street, lately occupied by MIR. JSt W
BELL, and formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW togeII,t
with Warehouse No. 2, South Howard Street. gives lin
ample room to do any reasonable Flour D. GEN
eTGI Co"tsSon BUsfnesS The location is good one for
the sale OF all kinds OF country produce, he respect
fully sollcIts your patI onage.
he VIII also give strict attention the purchase of
tGSteT, Salt, Fi5F and GGHo &c And his knowledge of
the wants of the Agricultural and Mercantile comiiiy
are such that he feels warranted in assuring that
conssnments or orders with which he may be favored
Will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
MICHAEL BANNER,
No. 4: 4, South Howard street.
Baltimore, March 1, 1853.
References:
MessrA. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
ID Stuart a Son;
Cbas a. GxmbriI
WING HESTER.
Henry N. brent, Cashier of the Bank oftLe
Valley;
JOSEPH H. Sherrard, Cashier OF Farmers
Bank;
Messrs Bdker q Brown;
CIas. L. Wood q Co.
Nlessrs. Amman, Mcguire a Co;
LOgan Carr a Co;
o. W. HefskeIl
Jno. r. Morrow.
maro3-3m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.unriettn md Cincinnati Kuilrond

hheettings Of Eastern and Western Divisions.
M ESALS will be received up to the 18th OF July, at
1,sH hSlneers Office in Marietta, for the gIadu tion
I5, clc OF the eth and Sth Divisions or this
civ M from Marietta TO Zancs island opposite the
ne ttne will be divided about mile sections on
vel VI which there will be heavy masonry, and other
roTs "hy Inc notice OF the most responsible contrac'
mss, s, roSes and Specifications will be ready
non at Marietta. and the line the Sth Divi .ion
81 w heellng, on and after July the 9TH.
IN, Will be received at the time and place
lion uction ofabout twenty miles, being thai por
ss VI me road, between Manchester and Milford. four
Road. oi 'he 11lttte tAiaini i.1'i
M ANS frohles and Specifications for this Division will
lor animation At the Engineers office in the
Ter ,S bmldng Third street, Cincinnati, and at
The lire of the road from Marietta and Relpra IN Rlap.
n.j the work offered forms the only re.
10 ung INK to complete tho from CirLfnnat
~ hlAuelnhla by way of the Pennsylvania Rail Road
subscriptions OF ST. 100, 900 the Pennsvl
1h oau 70, the city Of Wheeling, aud individuals to
Ssplal Stock of the Company win ensure the rompt
n UnPleon OF tbs great work from Cincinnati TO Wheel.
Jug wM. P.~cUTLER. Prea't.
= NzsMEnY, Engineer. jee=d9w.tds
GENTS. FINE SHOES. S-e71
OIL Fair Gents Patent Leather Oxford Ties.
" 80 'f---' 500 do 49, Hfs Nonterys 81 2
sS do Jersey - 3,
60 60 Buck skin, oxtofd
~ = y - do q - Monterrey - q
+-+'Ai AcCLALLEN & KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
Solid Daguerreotvpes,

mis- latest discovery is the wonder OF the age The
u picture assumes all the roundncss and solidity
also appears esiZe, ana in every point resembles the
living being Nature is perfectly Knocked even to an In
Sax S hair. Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp.
2es JeWelry store Baltimore street, the city of Balt-
more; Also In his Washington Gallery, will soon be
m ~ all OF his galleries, which may found In
all The nl tncipal cities in the uRiOA
r WHlTEHuRsT has the honor announce that he has
!Sst received otter from the President the United
slaes lnor ming him of the award of Medal, Certificate
don. nsrsn ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

A. SISCO.

A. SISCO,
No. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
r 1t VI RE,
IITHOLESALE and Retail manufacturer Of Odd Eel
w lows, Masonic, Sons Temperance, Red Mems and
other Reysiia, banners, Flags T-weIs ETC.. Military
Goods OF all kinds. ap9-Iv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
THE Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the ART
i val ofthe cars, bills fadng mist be on board be
O'Clock. P. m. The Line will not be responsible
for the delivery goos, and will not pay or collect
charges goods bills of lading are not
board. The boats before their departure mar3i-tf
- y Ell DORADO TOBACCO.
US received 20 boxes Ri Dorado Also, 9TH
u er fine brands LoHAN, CARR & co.
my3I 81 Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
FAN CY q a q 11S.
E'REDK. FICKEY & SONS.

25O BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers of English, German end French Fancy
Goods,
now in store their Spring assortment OF Porte
Tooth and Nail brushes Rosewood and IIufalo Hair
brushes, Combs of every description Cutlery, Fans
ETC., etc.
In the Hosiery lire assortment or WHITE Brown
oton hose Of every description Isle Thread and six
Filley Stewait's Patent Thread Cotton Thread ami
Silk laces Silk and Pocket HandkercEefs, Neck Ties
etc. etc.
Dealers will find stock the most extensive in
city, and prices low any house in country
nlar24-dwtf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

River stationary. Weather continues very warm.
Flour 3.s5a9n. Grain unchanged. Whisky
farther declined with sales at liza. Provisions
quiet. Sales $4,000 pounds bulk sides. No change
in groceries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
CORRECTION.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-In your Editorial Cores
pondence," published June 9th, the following
tccurs: "You approach the town of Fairmont, in
the county of Marion, situated on both sides of the
north branch of MonongaheIa, and connected by
a very symmetrical and well ordered wire suspen-
sion bridge, much after the model OF. our own eel
ebrated structure" Fairmont is situated on the
western bank oil the MOnOngaheia river. and not on
any branch Of it. and the thriving and enterprizng
town of Pllatine lies Immediately opposite on its
eastern bank. The two towns are connected by
the suspension bridge as described. There are
goOdly number of your "Intelligencers'' taken by
the citizens of PaIatine and vicinity so that you
should not blot it out of existence so summarily.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

,p,Rrr Of some Sky o11ugese uI'1'eU lit
49, IN the cars, and left on the Union Line
yeslS'.Ip3 .drord. We understand that they are en-
paeNe. hin similar party which passed Though
route :" some time ago, to colonlze in Illinois.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
Pemberton House.

es-szt Hemb6rton House.
Water g treet- Below Monroe.
WHEELING, VA.
TN NJ. PEMBERToN announces to his old friends and
the public geperaily that he located in the COM
nodious br elk bulldog. formerly known the est.
Charles and repaired and retted IL and Is
prepa cd TO in good style at moderate
prices The Pemberton House Is situated Immediately
ON the Steamboat Landing and DEPOT OF the
tin.ore and Ohio aording ior The
earslor packet boats stopping rlaee. The
proprietor respectfully invites attention his old
friends his house, and soofts share public patron
ases 49,, ssa 81 ap20-tt
IN BBLs oil, Warranted pure, Just received
~ and for sale BY teeA n n LOGAN s CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
For GAINESVILLE.

segansa = THE splendid new steamer CHEVloT,
ffE.. built expressly for that trade, will Leave
Wheeling for tile above and ali intcrmedi
y II ate landings, every Fridry, at O'Clock.
Z. Nj. For freight or passage apply 20
may25-sn J. NJ. HAMILTON, Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
New Furniture and Chair
s-y a7- Ware Rnn~c -tt9 s'

NTUNDAY & Colts invite The attention of house
M keepers and others to their New Furniture and Chair
Ware Rooms. in the brick building No 1853 Market
eet, lew doors below the Market House. They
prepared to furnish all articles in line such Dres
sing and Plain bureaus Secretary aud Book Cases. Card
Sc, Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs
Plain and fancy Looking Glasses Clocks all OF which
will be furnished promptly to order the lowest
We respectfully Invite the public to call and examine
Stock feeling assured that in all
asses. apt4-3md 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01
STEAMBOATS,.


5esssssss, n THE light d. aught passenger steamer
So ~ MAGNOLIA, GEo. d. MooRr, Master
win run regularly between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. In place OF the Winchester,
wing w heeng every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at o'clockA. M, arriving at IpelsviIe in time con
meet with the Cleveland cars; and at Pittsburgh in time
orsthe morning lines for the East. "Reminiscences
Pittsburgh every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 10
Ohio. -iss y
For freight or passage apply on board or to
L--l9 S. c.BAKER a CO., Agent.
tickets for Cleveland, Toledo. Moaroc, DO.
tre milwaukee, Chicago. Buffalo and Dunkirk sJld al the
Office OF s. G. BAKER a Co. juno H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

nna20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-01

Books MT Thompson's.
..- THEOLOGICAL.
IN,AUBIGNE'S Reformation volume 8; McCosh on
u Divine Governments Aexander's History OF 1srali-
fish Nation; Alexanders Consolation; Tie Princeton Put
pit, edited by Duied, Howe's Scots Worthless;
Trcnchs Notes Miracles and Parallels OF Lord;
Coemans Ancient Christianity Exemnlfed; Sherlock Oh
Divine Provihence Alexander's Moral Philosophy etc.
SCIENTIFIC.
Browns Grammer of Grammers; LardEer on his team
Engine; -Trantwive Railroad Curves Mahan's Engi
neering Bordcn,s Formuae of Railroads; Ue's Dicton
Arts, Manufactures, and Miners Loudon Encyc
lopedia of Architecture, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS
Shady Side; Sunny Side; Peep at Number Five; Tell
Tale, By Sunny Side; Rowing Adventures,
Lavengro, the Scholars Tho Gipsey The Priest by Geo
Borrow, author the Bible in Spain, etc Lanmans Phi
vate Life of Daniel webstcr Prescotts Conquest of Next
and Peru.
Stationery, wall raier, window blinds, Fire Screens,
+ For sale by JOHN II. THOMPSON,
je6 -, 13Monroe st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

In the HOusE DELEGATES on Wednesday last, pending
tie discussion Of resolution fixing the day oil adjourn
OF the Legislature, r Bao~sE said he fell consrain
cd TO what had fien from the member from Kama.
wha DIR PaTRIck) aboG, members having been absent
rhrir Sir. Is. had recently been ubsen IN attcn
iaucc upon sick family. While he c The Obligations of
his duty as public servant he had also obligations
father and husband, which his constituents would yencr-
usly appreciate Wien the city he never failed 10 record
his vote Ohrr gentlemen might shrink he mol afraid
IN upon ,ccord While up, he would show where the
-nr hi!ily this proiracGd session truly belonged. He
thought that complaints that point with bad grace
the gentleman from kanawha, aud his associates Of
Tie internal improvement party. II was This Internal! i'm
rrnyen.cnl party who respons Bile for the length OF the
session They toll! ~ last year that they must have m nd
prtd session. !Js the pnr"rc o! ahIng appropriations
He had voted against that Bat The internal Improvement
party in Il maj "rliv, AMI Carried the adJpunnrnt-
They brought here g ana tlcy have spent this
sion fixing aad osiUnng the day Tor carrying OUT Their
Designs liz supposed they intended 10 keep us here until
Tia uc ready consuumlte their attacks up0n the pub
lie 'r,a.ury Everybody knt" that but Tor this parry The
assembly woul! have finally adjourned last spring. For his
part he would be ready Ia vote Tor an adjournment az
ouun rs tax bill could bG passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14
m rur nEuOcR. ATS OF KING AND QUEEN AM


Az the time distant when the duty OF seiec'ln9
candida parry Tor the House OF Delegates VIII ne.
yove on YOU proper should announce in season. and
in the public manner that am not cahuae TOT IT,
c,io, In doing this take occasion express most
grateful thanks the generous support you nave
Extended Il, me and in returning I" the walks OF private
life 10 assure YOU of my mistaken fidelity 10 Democratic
rincines and Democratic men The brilliant result OF the
recen, Presidential election has left our party scarcely any
where In n more triumphant attitude than IN te eiechoh
sIric, nG KIM and Queen and Essex. Permit me- then in
The moment of dissoyng the tie of representative ana con-
stuent between U.s. counsel harmony, concession ana
comprouise all heartburnirgs and enousies ny nc al
,vud and IN, uils of our magnificent victory forever pre-
served 10 us and TO poserity The field "i selection
rom which YOU have to choose wide and when The choice
made let all cooperate heartily IN the "orK OF escoh
E,r n1rs.I shall labor with YOU and for common
cause win zeal heightened by ude for your
myself. Very respectfully, ,,u,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14
nEaTu OF luDGE w. H. CABEL.

is with regre, that have 10 record The death OF Judge
Won H. CabeIl President of the Court OF Appeals nc
died Yesterday his residence in this city On receipt OF
tidngs of his demise both Houses Of the Legislature as
mark of respect for his memory adopted resolutions %
,ournment He able Jurst and most VALUABLE CIV
..n-his death will be mourned by oil who knew HIM his
funeral will lake place at 81. PauIs Church to-morio"
morning al ii o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

WASHINGTON CITY.-The National iutellisence'
publishes table prepared by John Sesstord, ST. from
which, 1t appears that the population OF washington
about $780, The number Of buildings in the city, lnciu
ding dwellings, Shops and public buildings amount TO SOY
OF thsss two hundred and built in the year l4s
three hundred oryone in 1885, Ave hundred und I" on
rv.ays In 1851 and six hundred and hfy -four in 1882
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

We shall ruLli.n regularly h;raitef tlc eI'rfa q ~"
and X" in tho Baltimore Sun. Those "'i'eFs ltA ~
great napv waits II interest Washington ana WINE We
in a,;yanre ,rcr jscam" against hrs II the 'as' c
responsible or thir facts opinions 'c eehe"' enue
may gather from them somewhat "l o''n s.'!' VIC" -
,hinas al Washington.
Icmrcsnondcrce OF the Baltimore sun
WAsHiSuToS, Jan. - 1888
,..o,y.. AZ Abbot Laurence on me Clayton Bultctr
.r,,o, Strepdness of Lo-d PdlmcrSton- OreTdant,nS
me E9ry ard 4irmy- Col king NOT able 10 Lsars- az
Small No't Bill, dc. ,,o,
Senator Davis has called for he correspondence oc"cs
AR Abbot awrcnce our late Minister 10 Great htilah uu
Lord panr..,on on The sGbJcc; oil The Clayton n"'%I
co,res,or.nce which when il shall be made pnoc "i
predict asonish The country IN 'ii an nble
should no, he the least surprised 10 find nv
letter from the American Minister 10 Lord Palncrs" m
ing concu-isciy thar 'the t'lc CHpido' u in; hns
used call the British secretary 'O nd had in fact,
completely circumvened MIR. Clayton anu Ea water
shown himself hiibuscr in diplomacy OF me nrs E
Mr. Clayton, no, having been up 70 s, Is nTlsenIinv
i,esn dipomatsts take snnf lence '"e i"o ~ gov hs
tbrm Win snuff boxss) never had the courage :" -,
hnd,s hnc. The muss We are in. teiel pai'e1
IL to Mr. Lawrences letter to snow 'fc 'npO
ponrinp able men secretaries OF iesa"n ~ h,o be;nu
WhiIe The foreign relations oi our county o." c - n
bo,onvhv oysrhauled /, would TO say INC r.u "a - "
nrudent also to overhaul our nrmy ana navy J |,,
If the service nre capable Of great liipfoFe, r.. 80
nodore Stockton's report reforms III 'he nav an" Wv.
n',I, % ~, ,rfnrns in the aruy, cannot loo soon rr-
cliys the attention Of both houses. III ;l, ',n ~ o.
the military d.ences OF our country es'e'''"'
lilorniH? 80, o,to +, a,v no -,
orri mon 10 leave here for Norfolk ana VIII
~ miss the regular mail steamer io fi"'ana 's - '.'
& =, hn r,o1cpd. but the weather 10 TOO unprupltl1uf
The small note bill has made son'c plusIe'' ~ ''e ~
With moderation il may be carried through. ii, .0ou.
Senator Mason, Il is believed WIN soon ca' n.y. r nv
,he Pacific Railroad so important 10 the whole county
As far as can ascertain moJd!ity oil both Houses a,E "
favor Of the work being done by The Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

TIE CASE OF CAPT. GEO. McLANE The United
Bsrycs Journal states that tho martial which some
time sincs tried Capt Geo. McLans OF the army or the as
ssu upon superior officer growing out OF the punhca'on
relating Gen PIERCE sentenced him 10 DO cashered ou
By virtue gallant services and recommendation OF Inc mem
bers OF the court, Individually the President has co"eo
tho sentence 20 a suspension and s,oppags oi pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14
SLAVE CASE IN WHEELING.

casp Of in The history Of Juspru-
denre took place in city In the county Court OF this
county Monday last.
4 net-n woman, he property # VIM H. Shlie, Esq
some since ahScrnjcd from her master md after haV
IN. :sr"t days superintendent In attempting
cross Western Bridge and brought back the pos
session OF her Upon enquiry, II found that
free negro of this city had been rrivy her escape
thefeupon warrant Of Issued for his appre
renson when he srrssted and lodged in The jail OF this
county.
The negro tried on Monday las, before the Ohio coun-
~ Court sitting Court Of Oyer and Tertnner After
full examination of the facts Of The case, the Court unani
mousy found the prisoner guilty under the 9th section of
chapter 1872 OF the Code OF Virginia. The negro woman
testified that Tho tree negro had persuaded her of
rom her master had planned The time and thereof
and had arranged for her reception in Ohio and that he had
promised follow her Ohio and there marry her She
said that she had designed leaving her until the
Tree negro persuaded her that course and that she
ted her action In the matter The free negro admitted he
had arranged her reception In Ohio and had carried on
her cothes The Court sentenced the prisoner confne
ment in the PenirenIiary for two years.
II will be seen from the foregoing decision in In
which there was much to enis the sympathcs of the
Court and public, had they been Inclined from feeling
and sympathy rather than from reason that the people
the North Wes, behind their fidelity the la
designed 10 protect tho institutions OF Virginia.
Whaling IntsliSencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14
RICHMOND ENQUiRER.


~. Dive Mac. To the following communication, oec""se
The source whence comes entities it TO that respect
We s,e who)lv unable however answer the lne3foea-
,ov propounded by our correspondent and being al
without sufficient information {" JUSTIFY an opinion upon
that subject OF course We express nome
TS tho Editors Of the Enquirer ,o.,
Me.s, Edi,ors:-I, is generally supposed that Editors
tnnw every thing and hence they frequently called upon
10 explain Others is mystery Can you nia .
nnbc what caused the Baltimore and Ohio Kan ROAD oo
panv 10 change their mind 10 reference TO the
Virginia and invite that body 10 visit wheeling upo, M
opening Of their road, after, as Is pshe'eo' 'e' 49,
mined not TO do sof -, c.,,, from
1, ia well understood here, that when me oeha.oI
Wheeling came TO Richmond in December last no
In company with President oil SAID Iompaus' w.
Swanl who then declined giving an Invitation !" VIC ~ 49,
beers OF the Virginia Legislature, for the reason ua
dd an no wou1 also have invite the Legislature .!
ryland We understand also, that lie" uoys aI'e. ~
major arriy in this CITY, he eaid that lnose e'os "
Legislature who would should 20 TO Wheeng nc l'a "
hear the expense few days, however, (as SOON leiai
" ,hs enc coud bo given and atifed) 10 aud behold tue
whole Legislature is invited by thu. Company 10 JJ e
In this trio and parake Of their hospitality, ana a TO-
,homoh an invitation to the Maryland Legislature should DC
necessary ;, ,,o,dno
Now this Company has not the reputation OF sP0nohg
their money without an object and il Is believed tha Tue
civ of Wheeling would likely incur the expense OF en-
tertainInp those gentlemen wholly from dsnteesteu ny
tives For reasons, IL is beginning 10 DC
that this 10 but an imitation Of the policy wnch was
successfully adopted by the Collins line OF s'eae'
wards Congress ,,, ,bis in
If 40 we hope those members who have accepisl is in
ytatiou will remember the account 10 ~nch o'u pu"
has promised hold those members OF Congress nU p h
took of the wine OF the Collins line, aud ,ei gave W.
heneh of their voee; and remember also mat me peo
are moro powerful in their way, than even Old
Can eniphten u5i SAt' AN~''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

We refer the public the advertisement OF Mr. James
Brown Jr in another column OF this paper MI Brown
ys,lrss with great dignity from The office OF zno auu'o
which has filed for many years From his wen KNOWN
and business habits, feel assured tha any
business conaded him will be faithfully attended TO- We
wish him all success in his new avocasion