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Bv Thomas Tinsty Johnson Commission Uerchani Ia
L...- 1. SenhcrnE., IInrehn:LSs

BY Thomas TinsIty Johnson. COmmlsson Wercham IA!
Inspector a. !Senbrookr' Warehouse
Gel thomas Loyal OF Lousa, ahds a, 50 50, 81 !
mss 6; Dr. VIA Meredith Of d". .hd at 50 IS; VI "l
Inns Of 10, ibid SIS 3d. George Thomas OF do hid =
3d. Il f. Thomas Of Finv1nna hhds from his plantation
in Louisa at 50 So so rs - nd Is; Noble re.
ter o Amelia hhi Tugs S. %; Jesse Anderson o Lou
isa hid at Sill: Geo Gardner OF do, do OF Sc 50 81
d NJ Foster nl DO d. IS 50 and so; James etreI
OF Abenlarc hid Tugs ST. Thos Kendall OF Orsnge
hhd. al So 25 and 62 Clarke Crew OF Louisa, do a
$40 81, and ues 60 Robertson Of Nottoway do a
So l. Ings al IS and 10; Mrs nj T. Leath Of do. d.
luas 81 49, jennings OF do do lugs 81 IS
5; Bowles Of Louisa do at SO IS and g. q bigger
son Of do, do at &c. so and IS; Jesse H Mallory
do do ut Sl2 So IL 75 ~ and 3; Wilkerson Of do d
at IS 50; w Trice of do, do IS %, lngs rs;
Arnott Of d. 10 50 81 Is. !uas at 05; w Csre
o. do d, al $40 % and 62 4 Turner OF do do al 81!
ana 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
WASHINGTON AEFAIRS.

W,sp,HoroN MAY The President Yesterday dec!lncc
receiving ylsireT3 from II 10 O'clock heretofore Fun
ea, called md we're disappointed. The Attorney Grrera
vas .c ur md engaged with the President severa
:urrs Yesterday mnrning
Mise walsh! 10 here again, urging the claims OF his friends
I.r reminder Of hr. Wtbsc;'s iurIilnre was sold q
sucon Yesterday, and sold we'll md ,apidy.
Clark Mills has purchased large and elecan; site for his
School U( Design and Art, the junction Of the anacosta
and Potomac rivers lie there dcs GINS 10 mould and cast
his grea, equestrian Of Washington. and also coos
sal group %. stauary representing two American Indians
mounted on wild horses hunting the buffalo The animals
nre 81 Els studio and attract cIowds OF visitors
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APPOINTMENT OF DIRECroRs.-'rhe Govsrnc

APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS-The Governor
has made the following appointment Of Directors for the
Exchange Bank Of Virginia and branches
Al Norfolk-Mordecai Cook, Thos B. Bait, VIM. Tatum
and Elisha Pendieon.
A, Richrnond-Robt. w Hughes, Rob NJ. Nmmo and
Garrett F. Watson.
Al Pe,ersburg-Wm. BROMLEY, F. H. Robertson and DR..
Joseph E. Cox.
A. CIurkesyiIe- Samuel d. Booker Geo. &. Scott and
Al Abingdon Isaac B. Dunn, Alexander Fnjley and "
F. Barr. 40,
Al Standardization Hupp, Charles l.. Snyder and WIN
VI. Conk
Al Weson-George I. Arnold, Jacob Jackson md John
Brannnn. u,.r
All Lynchburg- Benjamin Wilkes, VIM. A. Read, and
Thos w. Johns.
Al Observation-Disclosures Neae, William H. Irwin and
Isaac Buckingham.
Directors for the Exchange Bank:
Joo C. Hobson Frederick Bransford, l.. w. Gazebroos
and John Jones.
Mr j. e. Ho5son Saturday last, was Reelected fesi-
dent of the Exchange Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
NEW MARKET RACES.


Tuino Day-Twn miles snd rrpeat-Purse $500. Three
Entries John Bechsrs Red Eye, by Boston, darn Pflum
James iaicys One Eye joe by Prince George W. r. r u
,ras !;,n Quurrs. by buson dam Guhahha boii
by Red Eye, closely pressed o. One Eye
joe Time, lst heat, 345E I'd 3:55
FOURTH DAY-Two MILE HEATs-PURsE S50O.-Ihe tourft
and last days race, which of The New Market
Saturday the most interesting OF the SERIES nc
attendance large the day Previous yet there
goody number present to witness the Interesting and
exciting sport As stated in our report OF Saturday, me
race was between celebrated South Carolina mare pie
Clfrcr:rn by Eoston and John NJ Bolts nobi, morse
Commodore, also by Boston.
The usual hour for starting having arrived al gwen SIG
nal The pair started the taking the Lead but only Keep
in. ii short distance For benre they had run quarter
mile she was overtaken and passed by Commodore, who
noby maintained his ground for the remainder Of The heat
coming out winner by at least twenty yards. Time, 3n.
5lEs.
In The second heat Commodore took the lead and kept
for The entire miles, although closely pursued by the
mare AT one time she almost locked him, and when the
two came in al the Judges stand Commodore ahead,
but had nothing Of for he oy won the heat BY
about length The result of course, was highly crafty
ing large number present. majority OF The speca-
tors Vginans and very much disposed 10 reolce at
the triumph Of The representative of Virginia inrf Both
heats in precisely The same time, 3n 81 s. inns
is little singular, and almost without precedent 10 Inc ms
tory Of horse racing. .
This ended The Spring Races for 1853 over The New Mar
kct course Ii the spirited acng that has taken
place for several years in this section and gives bright and
cheering indication uf revival OF the Sports OF The lut In
the Old Dominion. W. =.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
TaE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT.


The Democracy Of the metropolitan disc' "uo. w.
90, ,h,, the maorites 10 elect our candidate must come
Altogether from the country The Democracy Oh me cou
nv mnst recoect that however earnestly and bravery he
co-isborers iu Richmond may make oaue against VI" e"
nv victory will be lost unless they come 10 .he
Opr only hone of success lie full turn out OF e De"o
Gratis of tho counties.
In Richmond tho Whlg majority will OF course oe large
We cannot well calculate reducing II lar below esn
hundred The offset to it must come from Inc county
. ,oo r,ncb 10 expec, 500 from Chesterfield $50 from Lou
Ina and 100 from Hanover, leaving handsome Democtanc
.ores in the other counties 10 the District 10 MAKE up
ths majority that shall grace and crown our Vico
rvs ,.o,x,,v oe Chesterfield and of
op;sa us, do their duty Every democrat in every coun-
~ in the district must recoec that 500 are TO be overcome
in Richmond; and that party is safe "hich treats ina
ori,v like that, lightly No democratic voter in the district
can justify himself 10 staying from The polls while soo ma
or,y n Richmond dead TO be cast against him. Inc
of the counties also ecoect that The Wing
in Richmond perfect and that unless thelr
also be perfect but game OF chance ha5ard
and luck To produce desired effect we must provide the
requisite Maortiss cannot DO secured IN the coun
lies except by organization there. Neglect this and we shall
run the gauntlet Of accident and chance against The certain
results of compact working active Wing organization IN
this city.
We call upon Chesterfield call upon Louaa, we coll
upon the Democracy Of all the counties 10 organize Inc
country voters be brought the victory must DC
lost, The Democracy Of Richmond intend to do their duty
The Democracy Of Henrco moving What shall we
say of The other couuie2 Let there be no Grouchy IN that
quarter to bring Waterloo defeat upon our cause, and eau
didste To organize now is the honos aud go-
res OF certain victory days hence Lot our ranks 6e
marshaed arayed for the conflict by the day oil battle
No time 10 TO be Sound the bugie beat the drum cal
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~. NJ R-~ NJ NJ RI

The Stanton Spectator postscript TO their article
upon the Democratic Convention stated that two of The
delegates from Rockingham pledged their support Mr.
Price We happy inform the Spectator tina, The
Dispatch Informs that the gentlemen referred
reconsdeed their resolution and will cordially supper. hs
Democratic candidate Further greatly delighted
inform the Spectator upon excellent authority that Dr.
Graham has already received letters from prominent and in
huena Wings in different parts of the State assuring hin
of their Intention and TO work for him. One OF the
writer's alas for the Augusta Wing ogan halls from SIaun
ton and another is gentleman high in the ranks of hi
Wing party + Pd4ey Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
ENORMOUS FEES According to the report q

ENORMOUS FEES According to the report OF Comp
rI tlapp Of York city, the amount OF Tees PAID 10
h co,uralion Attorney and council for the year 1857 DE
sides certain pcqustes not ncudet amounted to The enor'
nous sum OF seventy ono thousand two hundred ana Ninety
;v rs and three cents The exceeds the aggregate
salaries Of the Governors of thirty States including Caior.
MIA the salary the Governor Of which is len thousand
dollars The interest this sum al New OK es III rates
would amount 10 The very respectable income Of five thous
and dollars sum quite sufficient for any city officials sala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

The Grand Jury OF lsborough county, Florida in their
late general preseament declare against the application
force and their preference Of OF policy which
shall quietly croud out the Indians by settlement They
survey of The peninsula grant OF hundred
and sixty each settler with armed force OF Ran
gers operating advance Of the settlements protect hem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
TUE RuEEaI.O DISASTER

BUFFALO, MAY l5-The search at the fallen building was
continued all night by torch-ght About O'Clock this
morning three dead bodies discovered Ono was
grusping plane tightly though struck down while in the
very act of using it, is supposed that some five or six are
still berea the ruins not yet cleared out The labor goes
m nncrasingy The boy rescued last night is doing WE'LL
cornner's inquest will be held this afternoon when
thorough investigation into the Of the accident vii
lake place Rumor present attaches all blame tn IN,
hnilder Tic buits recovered ierribly mlngled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

New YoRK, May l5-Four OCEAN steamships sailed rom
bis mort to-day viz: the u mail steamer Pacific, for LV-
ornoo Al 10 o'clock Alabama for Savannah; Marion, Tor
Charleston; and Roansk= for Norfolk and Richmond
Among $50 passengers BY the Pacific, are Miss Della ba
YORK Hon Joseph r. Chandler OF Philadelphia; Senator
Doupcs OF Illinois; g. Crane of Baltimore Hon: Balm
worth bearer of dispatches 10 China Capt J. 6. Walker
II s A-my;R e. Shepard OF North Carolina; and G. S.
Mile u S. Army The Pacific takes out 5000 in specie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

BITE OF THE RATPLESNAkE.-A Girl, seyen,ccr
ves,s did was bitten by n ralrsnake the lett nsep
Two hours and half afterwards. Dr. T. A. Atchison, VIII
describes the in the Southern Medical Journal Vlslte
her and found her sghtcss with her lace swollen ana nc
t wnndc,ino He placed her in hot salt BATH and ad
nns,ercd whskey and ammonia until she had taken pint
If lie FL ST. and so grains of the latter no noxcaton fol
low.J md she was cured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
Just Published and for Sale by
RlTCIIIES N DU NNAVANT.
TTs M TUE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Compiled from the Code OF Virginia,
nN the subjects Of Corporations generayon owns-Firs In
~ Stock Companies gen.rayon Banks Of Crcu
aon merely Of Depose and Discoun;n prevent the
nchariered Banks &cof Works Of In
ena Provisions passed Session 1924
with the prescribing General Regulations the
Manufacturing and Mining Companies passed 1896
hasG .ay c1nnect" with ate Bodies OF any
kind should n be without uf these Pamphlets
~ Single copy 10 copies 40 eachr % copies IS
RIA eacl-i0r 81 copies and upw cts, each May IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
THE AIRLINE Rail-. ROAD.

II ia than four years since we first called alien
ton through the columns OF This newspaper TO the adSan-
tagcs of the direc. for rail road between The north
and tdew by way Of oneu tho Two gaps hey are
but seven miles apnr al nickersviIle and Paris Soil
kary and alone we set that ball in motion. Tho lapse ui a
lustrum shows Alexandria. Loudoun Clarke, Winchester
and New Workers the back Of ALL raylng ~ the air
line route The two first raise The Of speeding tho
good work within their bawck and Clarke and Frederick
provide for carrying II through theirs We
delighted s and delight Is not whit more sell
fish than was the impus. which drove to FORM PROPOSE
and the face of universal Indifference or opposition main
tain the scheme. We wanted and want, 10 see fglnlh
great and prosperous That is ALL God speed you, gentle.
men
The organization of the Alexandria, Loudoun and tiamp
shire company IL assured, and may have taken place
before this is in print The proceedings of Bt!ryvillc
meeting have already published and those of one in
Winchester we publish to-day. Mr. Blythe, employed by
spirited citizens Of Clarke, has been reconnoterng Snck
es Gap for the past week. and will doubtless b. able 10 pass
upon lis merits another week. Winchester Pirgtnidn.
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4 Washington letter says

WNsnTnpI1H
s;nvul,r case had arisen connection with the Depart
nenI ~ the Interior Robert g. Williamson, formerly q
clerk in the department, having charge Of the dlSbuse
ncns ON account of the fund removed by Sec
reary Stuart Upon an examination of his accounts II sp
he has retained his hands six thousand collars OF
the government money the plea hat he had right ~
charge commission His disbursements W course suci
a position is perfectly ridiculous in clerk We understand
Cprernor cCeand has determined II tho money is not
repa al once Treasury 10 cause Williamson TO DC
ninay prosecuted under the provision OF the sub.irea
Law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

pOLAND-Thc shattered fabric of Polish nationality
has lust sustained another shock from its urch-cnemy Inc
Car. BY an imperial uKase Jas sduea al persons t.u,
mo IN bnny 10 The nobility of Poland ~ send In the
evidence on which they base their preensons when those
who shall be recognised Of noble blood will be incopora
M nto The Russian Pecrage while those who fail TO make
mod their c,ims will be forbidden 10 assume noble titles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

HOUSE HURNT.-A dwelling house occupied by MIR
Rhodes on Rev Marlin Burkhuders farm, not far from
unrrisDpbne Va consumed by fire on Thursday at
trrnoou of last week But little OF the property In the
dwelling was ayed The fire was communicated from
| mini
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

Til. Democrats Of Franklin have nominated VIM. Tel
raaf,rro and WIN. A. Street, Esqs the candidates
,bs marty for seats in the next House Of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

NEW YORK, MAY l6.-Thc building at the
New and Wafer streets, fell This morning burvi,n y"
workncn beneath lis ruins. Two OF them have bes. -
nut dead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

BALTIMORE, MAY l6.-Nothng doing in aour. las,
81 IS a g. Sales OF $1,000 bushels curu white a,
SIS yellow SO 60 cts. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

li.ut Toten OF The I'd regiment of Artillery, died on
board the steamer Palmetto, from Charleston, about six
o'clock on Tuesday morning, when within sho II distance
OH Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

LADIES' FAIR At SPRINGFIELD HALL.
80 TIE LADIES Of Church and Unon Hills. will commence
20 hci, Fair Temperance Hall, MONDAY next TT
10th ns IL O'clock and continue during the week.
The proceeds said Fair be appropriated towards erecting
Bapllst lIouse Worship. May ~
3-7 BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVES
40 TON Delegates and friends attending the Baptist SUl';
School Convention held Richmond, Thursday the l:a
instant requested themselves the Depository, No
Banks.)
recc will he in attendance.
To all friends o the object extend cordial invitation be
with that OCCASION. J. II. WALTIIhLL.
Ma irma uofCu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

80 AT "a Meeting of the Council of the CITY OF
A-Se Richmond held a pri ls h. 1888. IL
Resoycd That poll be- aud the Is hereby directed 10 aie
the The eehole a the city the whether he
Council behalf the Of Richmond may subscribe 10 the
stock OF the Virginia Central Eai road Compauya Company
cnrIoaied for work Of internal Improvements. tins Stale a q
which constructed and Tins amount not eXceebs
nn'Ir! thousand duarshat the holding The poll be
Monday the 3 day May 1853 ard that this be pun
IIsd month"; and afterwards unii the day The POLL Ia Al
least newspapers Of the city Copy:
April 22-lr!3dMay WM. i. SHEPPARD, E. &. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

The board OF U s house appraisers will NEE, IN
New York on the Odd insl by order OF the Secretary
an Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

NEW YORK, MAY l6.-Saes $500 bbIs fiour =, {
"a Is. 10000 bushels wheat al | 20 80; 5000 bn,
mixed corn at Is els '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
WIN. HAMILTON.

Mr. Russell Wright BrdRewater Va on last Monday
lid Nm owl which tx feet across the WINGS
This s certainly good sized bird and realty curiosity in
he owl line.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

49, MOTTO z The Ladies OF Powhatan County design
holding R on the 9th day of June
The C,u,t House. The public respectfully invited
rue Fair vii continue only two days. May l7-C:'w
1[sTHE TWO LITERARY SOCIETIES ri Kan.
COLLEGE, will be addressed Weucs 4., LIT
nf Juu. b, the Hon. Thomas ). Bocock Of vrginia.
TOS. C.. ELDER,
Corresponding Secretary OF Washington Literary Society
MAY 2-cwtlslJunc
JS-THE NEXT ANNUAL ADDRESS before the So.
III ciety OF Alumni Randolph Macon College, viii lie de
y.r on Wednesday, June by John Howard ESQ Of the
City Of Richmond. CHAS D. SIUARf,.
Corresponding Secretary OF Society OF Alumni
NAV 2-cwllsLIunr
-SPOWHATAN COUNTY COURT.-The Quarter.
49, Courts Powhalan County have been changed by the
Court from the months OF May aud December
IN each yeaI take efec; after June Court next
Nav l0.-cw2w WIN S. DANCE, C.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGp
Photographed for the Richmond +

VESSEL WEECKED-TmO HUNDRED pass,
GERS LOST 'oE
NV YoRx, MAY l6The ship William and n,.,
Liverpool for New Orleans, was lost on the "a 80 ',
She struck sunken rock near the great Baham. I ~
Two hundred passengers who on board ps,;,. o.
meath The waves. s'rl
The Captain and Mate six Of the crew and rw,
gers. were picked up at sca, and arrived In New
morning. "t
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DIED.

prgn on Monday morning. 10th inst WALTER Of James ~
and Isabel u. TayIor-aged three years
DIED Saluha the 18th inst the residence Of Mrs.
Miles Cary the c"uGty OF abcmare ELIZA only daughter OF
the of York, the 5h her
Died. the l4 day Of May in the 10th Of his Mr.
RICHARD NIL, Senr. During his latter he OF
orrow and acquainted with srei May he peacs1
The above vi penned by himself II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

LEIIHGTUNi MAY ISbo.
DEAN SIM reaching home, yesterday, found your
etter The l0 inqung position with regard 10 the
(;entrpJ Rail Road interest have mad opin-
ION on that subject and that IS that Virginia should
form rail road connection with The Ohio through the
Central and Covngon and Ohio Rai! Road with uniform
puare from Sandy Richmond the euage should be uni
form with Tho Central road guage because the Kentucky
roads have the and because The break nj Cow
naon would be eqnivae 10 an ncrase OF oo miles in dis
lance If should DO elected Commissioner will do every
thing my power accomplish The above objects rapid
as il is possible effect them have learn, been great
" msrt presented in your This subject, and will
ceive as kindness if you will correct the misrepresent
ton Yours, respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND MARKETS.-No changes in prices
ljshcd i'm Frday's PAPER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

We from the Warrenion Flag that Mr.. Thomas 5.
Hall of Fauquicr county has sold his coppermine New
York company for SIG wing also interest Of
eighth the property Dr. Taliaferro, who owns copper
mine contiguous land some time ago sold 1t for $4,000
reserving similar interest of oneeehh The operations
al these mines have thus far given promise Of rich yields and
profitable results.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

80 a COMPOSITOIt, efficient workman wishes u
tsSn obtain permanent Country Newsaef
orr Book and Job Office. Reference given, II required
April ri. Address w. A. W Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

We learn from the Fairfax News thu liberal subscrip
ton to The Manassas Extension, may be anticipated tho
part Of the public spirited citizens of that county The
News says the right of way will be obtained of
nsority of the persons through whose land the proposed
Road will run
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

MUSICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Informed
that Madame Ste anoni, with her talented and popular ope
ratio Troupe, will pass through Richmond in few days
her way TO New York She has sented stop Rich
mond day or two and give Of her grand Our
citizens may, therefore, prepare themselves for rich must.
cal trent
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We copy the following from the Morgsn,own Republican

We copy the following from the MorgantOwn Republican:
HurroNsvILLE, May 7ih, 1853.
Mr. Editors Sir: The Winchester Convention having
minated Col E. }. Armstrong candidate for Commits.
sionrr of the Board of Public Works, therefore no
longer candidate for said office but will cheeruly support
the nominee. Very respectfully, you're
va WIN. HAMILTON
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49, LADIES' FAII.-lle Ladies Of the First Pesby.e
Church will open FAIR for the sale Of fancy ARTICLES
refreshments. &c. Boscrs Hall, Monday 10th inst,
O'clock r. NJ be Continued every day and evening during h
week
Their object furnish the Church the Capitol Square.
Snarks will prepared every LAY during tho Tie patronage
oi The public 5 respectfully solicited May Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-17

Tho following letter received by gentleman in
Staunton and speaks for itself
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Onice OF the j. H. a. x Co.


RICHMOND, MAY IA, 1853. !
~ : ,se Of repairing The Locks and Aqueducts bctweel
and I,ncburg the nav gallon VI the Canal WIZ DC
suspended a. ioiio" ~ .o,,,oo.;on an M. orh Inn.
a. TAX Nos 4, for six days from the Gath June
No H. and al R0cIhsh Aqueddct Tor Tour weeks S
u.uring the 2in June
OF the above mentioned Locks and Aldu "
navigation open throughout the line for len days
Joshua Falls Pond and Lock No. 90 the nasss h
isi
The will be- srp, all the Levels enable the se
r'I euiur trips without interruption duhs "
progress ui repairs.
ny orerof Ihe Board OF Drec WM. r. MuSFORp
Nav l7-cwCw SecreAn--
ONG BLACK SILK MIrS Long black twisted I'D I'D
IL Mits, ladies and misses Sizes u rineed DO ise .,
AIeyander's silk Gloves Cotton Thread and SILK S
MayI7 e.. HARTWElL "
s,ATIN PLAID POLKA MOUSLIN -Sa:in t nI
other c,ors C. IIARTWELL ~.
May II ----
IeEAS PEAS-SrleenIunG,sl bushels peas i'r mp'o'"'
L land receiving Gale low from whaIi CONS
May IL > McIhuD. >-~ 2.-,.t
1DKITANNIA WATER PITCHERs.-foI ice , 1sIt
ID for Hotels and private isnies Two, three a'u 'o
with TOR sale by ,crS,r :, ,,urs gape Square
MtyH uE.N.,, : o-..f, ). =. : :, :: OLD
w KAPP's CELEBRATED PATENT -. oho,.
~ pen w. have received additional supply OF "'
c.l.hrsted Patent Gold Pen embracing three SIZES
JUL, NY e f1 GESSET * JAMES, Eagle saa..-
-IEW York LIFE INSURANCE CON ~ as,,tie
rSROMPT pay mrnis Il made by this Company ~ "
nrf.i,ei as they become due "a oo, , vr. Mar
The subsc ber this day settled po!I.! o. 80 icer
w Letter the widow late Dr. '"n'as nroy,e
DELAYS a,e Gapgeroa Call without ulibet Gay
the WIDOW the orphan Cfice az me WoFTTAM Agent
May IL ~