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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03
FANCY DRY GOODS,

A VEEY choice stock of Fancy Day
II Goo s, embracing every article Oh
iailes' dress goodS--the latest aud most
fashionable ralters. just received and ioi
safe very low for cash by
dec 9if j. PlGNEGUl.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

No. Julien, with his monster or
chestra, is cpm;ng South. it is said,
and will give concerts in New Orleaus
in February.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

~ Gov. HILBERT arrived in town
day before yesterday, from a short
visit to the Crescent city.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

The lest one out During the
discussion Of what kind of stone the new
Court House. az Bridgeport. Conn,
should be made Of, Punch said 1t
should be made Of Bkack-Ston
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

IL Ths Brethren Of s.. Jimas
Lol.s No. ~. will meet at their
Lodge room q. early c,ndls light this
evening". Oh:ers for the ensuing
year will 90 elected. hfter which
the ancient and honorable custom,
usual on such occasions will be OBJ
served.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03
O0Fee Of The Baton Forge and Ci-mon !


O0iee 1.-THE Baton Forge and CLIFTON
Plank Road Compcny.
DROpOsAiS will he received at TIE
office of this Conn any " til Tuesday
The 10Th dav OF January rext. llSa4l for
ditching and grain. the Third ard Fourth
Sections the Road tccmI ri ing fmr miles
in each Seciion) in accordance with the
sp eifcaiions OF the Engineer 10 be seer at
the Office Of the Con Taly rrorosals a'e
invited for either ooc or both Sections. By
order Of The Poard.
dec. i, ALFRED SHEppERs, ssry.
Elaborate copy.
Office ofth Paton Forge and Clinton
Plank Rodd omponu.
NOTICE is lerehy gi' en- 10 the Stock
IN holders of this COM any that an IN
s'a'lfrp. I Of ten per cent on the amount
of stock tS2 50 per share) vii he due and
ravahle on the first dav Of February next,
us5.l By order Of the Beard.
dec /. ALFRED SHELTERS: Sec;'y.
Advocate copy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

e. In yesterdays Gazette we see
advertised by Mccormick & Co,
Battle and Shuttlecoks. What are
they? Be they Implements of war Or
peace, or are they some new kind
Cochin China foul? In answering
these questions, The Ed''or will 'blIse
us to say what "black gnmin Board5'
are? pcrh1ps this is idle curiosity.
but we like to be posted.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

s,,OR RENT-TnE UPPER part OF a brick
l. store or Lafayette street--a very de-
sira5le pace for family residencc-appy
immcdislely to +. Pisaeguy. dec 81
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03
Corn and Coffee.

100 BAGS White Com; IS Tags
wv Rio Csiee; barrels Leaf
Lard. Just received ard for sale fy
d 2-ly. JosHuA Brat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

EOUND.-On Chhrch st eet, small
;. Breast pin containing hair. The owner
can have the same by paying fol thi* sd-
yertiseumnt. dec '.J3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
RTCuM0ND ENQUi2ER.
MORNING, JANUARY 20, ls
pARSoN Foss ONCE MORE.

WIZ, d., ia Manchester IN H) Union Democrat
tina; this famous individual The sell-sacrlhcihs aeSa
Gen Pierce lad the reliable witness oil the Souihefn wings
has turned up city for the first time since inc tes
Dental eectioR "Bolher Foss ushered Stephen D FoS
,ar and Parker Pisbury into public meeting canea ~
galvanze into spasmodc existence the remains Oh Tue
abolition party Of New Hampshire Fosor commenced by
deplong the decline OF Abotionlsm in the STATE as hcca
ted by elections and especially by the ac hs
the people of Manchester dead 10 the cas Oh hu
mani,y as TO permit Union Meeting be held in their mast
and still more especially ministers Of the gospe cou'o DC
found who were willing to invoke Gods blessing upon Tue
American Union. He then proposed 'ha' 'he auu'H.'
should select slavshodng statesman ana osine 10 oe
then there tried for their offences Some one hanea i
W. R. King and Rev Dr.. Fuller-and Foster speh' ''e
entire evening attempt to convict ihem upon Tue
following Observation-Disclosures they were
eond ,hispes-thIrd pirates-and fourth murderers d
Foss" foreman Of the jury, brought IN verdict Oh
and Mr. King and Dr. Fuller requested to consider the
selves conyicted-accordnCy Mt Pillsbury spoke ior
short time when The meeting adjourned 10 Sunday. SUNDAY
morning opened upon begsarly account OF empty oo"e
at the City Hail. nevertheless. Mr. Pillsbury read chap'e
from the Bible-whout, he said recognizing us au'os
but because appropriate to the line OF argument nc
desIoned 10 follow Some people believed in the proPey
of vocal PRAYER and oners did if any present thought
il their duty do he hoped they would continue the eA
erc!ses with prayer Every eye was 'u'neu "pon os'
Foss who occupied the platform throughout these meetings.
bu, he was mute as oyster, and Pisbury commenced
his address /, related chiefly the clergy and the churches
The Union Democrat that Parson Foss looned up IN
Manchester in all hi. pump,itude and pomposy. tie was
in fact the manager Of the carnival OF fanacsm-ih
Producing the the coIecnons
leading the boothcel applause where me aus"
comes naskns such questions he knew the speakers
would delight answer and giving such responses as ihey
might mistake for the "pubc sentiment OF the audience
He sat there through four mortal sessions Calvnls bap
lis, Clergyman good and regular standing C)-chucKne
in the very exubeanco Of delight al the cea'eess Voy o
hurled against his q church and his country
and all the while presume with The Mayors certificate
OF eminent "pey" in his pocket No man has 30 men,
" earned contempt Of decent men as he has within me
last six MONTHS yet be will not have lived In vain men are
wise enough TO shun his perncious example,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
THAT BLUE LICK HOSPITAL.

Tho fate OF locality which figured 50 largely in the late
canvass and which the pretext for so much neant
speaking is at len 9Th officially announced The Secretary
of War has sent Senate communication giving an
OF the Board appointed 10 examine the Blue
Lick Springs select site for the establishment OF Yes
tern Military Asylum; which was referred to the Committee
on Militia. Affairs, aud ordered 10 be printed
They report st. That the locality was not eligible In the
sense of preferable site.
3D. That although the site wac quite healthy, and sur
rounded BY abundant Of subsistence at reasonable
rates. comparatively accessible as was desired
I the circumbendbus route of the Wing candidate IN
reaching it, the route the site is one OF Inc most
Inaccessible In tho whole country
3D. Tha, clear that Congress by the provision
OF would pay property OF the Treasury OF The
United States should the board contract for It's purchase
And.
it was not assured of the sucency of its own means L"
proceed with The establishment Of Western Asylum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
CGYNERgl.L RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRES'
RlcmMoND, JANUARY n, 1913.


TOBACCO In ,nis Article have change 10 r.,,r
~ "'' ~ ''''''' n. NJ. MARTIN & Gu
wHEAT-Rel 10 cts; white ll3 cents
FLUUR-Supefiine $50 Ssh; Extra soa ASIA
Il. J. PEY!OS
CORN-Sales of now at 62s % cts
CORN MEALS 10 50 cents per ousnc.
OArSiO 10 As per bushcl, Tor ordinary Virgin,
OEFAl-B,an Is cents per buse Shorts rs c,si Boz,
Siui 81 cts; Ship-Stuit 81 els
BACUN-vrn.nia cured hog round scarce Ell l2ils q,
old Western sides, 10 CENTS new ii cents old shou:r
81 cents; rev 10 cents: prime Fumiy Hams t..
Fisii"!errnss, no l Gu: 81 i -; Gross sga
Roe 81 CO. :iacAe!ei. No. ), s. a1s No. :, sllH !:
No !, ST. 81 49, Shad-Sr2e In market Hs%
Gross Hcrings So s. 50.
PLASTER Sales from wharf =, S. TO 50 . GFounr
IS IS.
BurrER-ls III better supply. FltKa Is 10 70 cis !.
ID fresh Roll % 10 % Goshen ~ To - cents
GCaNO-For Peruvian. $40.
$50 - Is Cal: skins sll2J=
CANDLES -T4lo", c;y made l2a a l3G's HUNS
tent II Sperm IS 40, A.ananilnG -o' o. "HL j.,
HAY--Sa.s from store at 81 p 10 81 3D.
t:nrIOT 40 coTroN YARNS The Trade Ia t.
ION here is limited Inc 4a"'ao'S are 1os ~ /! 4
Cotton Yarns Is CTS. per 10. :, -
TEAS-lmperia ana Iu"'"N"e' % % o t0' Dac' )
/, 45 with lIgnt demand
pLESWaX- % cts. per lb--"Itt small receipts
IIQuOES--Brandy: Oiard. DunuY e." s. %
Imitation 81 10 50 =; Sarinic IS iU3
o am al 25 Virginia Apple Guc; DO. old, g.
Nm 40 c,- Ram, Mex England 81 &c., Whi..
i,,In,nt recttiiei q cents in 5oI; Cincinnati 2e t..
go, fl bland | 4 %: American y.
tROS-pig S2- 10 S35; Sw,ts $780, Eue sh $50; T.;
r ,Eiclfn tudl $50; ~ country %; Nails 4. j ).
S,Oi-6 b.. cents per IN.
sOiP--Turirnrne, * a cents va:lcgaed !. a i.
COEFEE--Od Java II cents LaguIyra 81
Gipg. 10 .. ctS Cape "a a 9 els Manila l2s.
COAL 10 10 lex ccnrs toa!i for good mxet ::
and lump !; 9 10 II cent? for hi5ck-mh'- coal
FLAXSEED Ii. demand at 81 20 5! - per bu.tG
PARTNERSHIPS geese SO So cts.
HlUES-Slaughrred s. 50 green weight; Spanish!
SALT-$l IS from store; Gcne arriving
SUGARS Porto Rico 81 10 fnr ordinary 10 81:
,itl.,; Sew Orleans 5. t. OK; refined loaf 10 Ga :,
-, -h"G 81 II 93i clarified u a7s.
NOLASSES-Cuha :csrccnt q 22 New Orleans. >
% cents
STEEL-American b!istcred 10.
POTA lOES-Go cts. per bus.ci; very Gull.
RYE 90 cents per bDshe.
l.EhrHE!t-We lave NJ change - notice in leat-
Tie supply is good wifi fair enquiry "go0t ishsat
dc weights slo 20; heavy sli 81 damaged" Sll !.
aad b.
IEMEER-Cltar white Pine s3S So; refuse e,e.'
merrilanra5. 20 22r refuse Pa IS per NJ; ntH
ptr from l. u Is per VI thee quarter inch pine Pi'r
-; nr!Ec rou:h, from Is 10 lS dressed 26 so
Is l5 inch frank Is; ""att-r boarding II 10 Il /
inch oak PLANK % tn -; bGttOnwood do. II 10 26i :
cherry 30; I. inch poplar IS.
RIt,E-.l Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

FoR THE ESoCIKsR
To tie Voters Of E.a5elh City, Uartcck, YORK and tse
City of williamsburg.
Tho lime is rapidly approaching, fellow Democrats, when
we shall be called upon party select from our midst,
.ni,abl, candidate TO represent The next House oi
Delegates The enormous Wing majority IN ms election
district al which oar Wing euds boosted Gas ibe
gradually dying away for several consecutive years aud al
the late Presidential election they gained II by majority D,
only t,no Now in this condition o! things we mink ha'
we can and in the succeeding election TO secure
Democrat represent We woui recommend To YOU
therefore Alexander g. Garrett Of The City oi iamsourg
OF M Garrctlt qualifications for this station Is needless
that we should say word He is wei! Known 10 be y"E
man possessed vi grea Citanes- Vi thought sJalhcss ."
Judgment and strength OF reasoning united Ia CIaSe ana
winning eloouencc ard his know Of that Kind which
always lies ready practical application added 10 ms m
il Young man Of extensive popularity. and 10 this The mos
authentic Of all testimony j. 10 he found IN that uEb1undr
public confidence which has follotced him from his com.
mencement in life mp 10 the present hour.
The Democratic party looking forward to him 40 HE
lsI Ibis ggs Hs g9FmiH22. MHt anR
not be u rational doubt OF his election We verify believe
Tint large number Of Whgs would cheeEtGy support nm,
not only on account Of his uns"crYng integrity and ac-
know cued ability but because Of the active and zeal
Gus part which ha. already taken In the Richmond aud
York River Ralrna, subject in which every citizen In
this scctCn without distinction OF party lecS deep inter
est is believed he would 90 much 10 carry through
this enterprise as any in midst. His able speech
on Internal improvements delivered some two months ago
al York Town hiss produced in this quarter, an entire
change lutlc sentiment this SUBJECT and aroused III.
people the Importance al connecting The western rmaGs
with the waters OF York uver. UNh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

CRITICS M.-1ac New York National Democrat
MARKS oil The last number IF Harpes Magazine that The
engraver has cr.es. nsd Mount Sinai willie Moses is CIV
Ing The las 10 TIE s.aultrs enclosed by post and rail
fn"cc d in me cn Of The Angels feeding Eli The cakes
represented rs baking modern gridtron The the
Democrat thinks is equal the old Dutch painters repre-
the ccntur0us watching the sepuchre OF Christ
armed with mas kc;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

MORE !iOT AIR SHlPS.-lt is said thu, the gentle
men through whose !lst!umenray the caorjc ship les.
tas hut fny satisfied with hr success Fl
that IS that il is their intention shortly lay the Keel
ii other a sal. larger ships # the clplcit: 1000
Ions into when engines Of sufficient power will b. place
I" gisc them much higher NAHUM speed. During the
further said that al least vessels o Ills
description viii be buiIl for partcs.-IN Y Err
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
SALEs OE STOCKS

kEp BY JOINS A LAscAsTEH /: son. EHokShs'
Virginia sock, ier cent 81 years 10 run interest," o
sales al he Treasury, s'"'
Virginia ate Sock Issue, Win interest from
January |. !" a.
vllsirIa Stock. OF - year. sn-, o-er ~ years
- ram VIII. Intr ret from Jan. J., No q
Virginia SAr- sock. "i - rears i'sue ~ Hra' an" go
under q win EtcreSt nom Jan !, vs. &
SjmI- guaranteed by stare OF Virginia, w!in !ner
from Jan. /. la; -t.c-. - q
CIly Richmond stock. with interest from jan J,
shur, ta;c'. F2 and interest: long !"' a
CIy o. Petersburg CourDn Hond- with interest rom
au~. |. last -ti.s ~ =
vrcm, isrs S,oe..' iar So, Ed es this week -
Farmers Dass sales THIS week ~,
EXcnancr li4us = uck- -d.s ms week .'
Virginia Fire aud M-rGs lnsur4rcr stock as, sales ~ 10
Rctmon Fire a soCIun Stock pax So last sales SO
Richmond Fr-IsTc.hucg aud Potomac Ran Road
stock :hs Week saies -. u
RrlmO.L and Dauvi!.e Rail Roa! Stock. Gales MS
week, oi
R.chs,3nd aud Ps.ersDurc Rail Ronl STOCK, las.
sa!.-. 81,
lanes River < Kama ha Stock last aaies IL
VII siG Central Raj Road sock. is.: sales ~
40 sa dividend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

ERICSSON-The n. Y f. Pos' understands. 'Aa'
in compliance with suggestion or request from MI henhe
dy the Secretary of the Navy vino manlcss the deepest
interest in Capt Ericssons new motor, the snip Ericsson IS
now preparing 60 10 Norfolk. she WIN DC feaey TOT 'c"
it presumed, thirty or forty days "heh INC
will have an opportunity Of ascer,aning whether she has
snopoh 10 run agsnsta head wind which they still
affect TO doubt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
---<ess------
,NnrnER IMPORTANT VOTE.

The House OF Delegates yesterday passed by 'cc''eo
vote the bill incorporating the Board of pah'c ""Ss 10Y
,bs construction of rail road from Covnston t" the ono
River al a point lower than the mouth 81 big CAM!
nor high than Point Pleasant. The bill aH?rop'aits m
lion Of dollars for the pu, pose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

The Guano Diggings seem 10 be thought a''ios' 10 49,
haasliblc as the coal beds traveller estimates ''''
three small Chincka Islands oil the coast OF le''' .
two hundred and nly millions OF tons OF pure guam.
~. osno, f,r rho farmers The work Of digging an:
LOADING ia r;ctured as most foIbddug one; ana Vel me
aborers cuntrivc 10 be happy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

+ ;,I Ia seen that o. P Baldwin Esq designs PUBLISH
il, new dsiv PAPER In this city As Editor OF The hepio-
loan Mr. - has exhibited high talent, and d2nilsd bearing
and courtesy so essential in the conductor OF press
Ton-h va differ with him entirely in his pocal notions
we are happy extend to him the right hand o. friendship
and good feeling in his enterprise TO which We WISH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
FoB THE L:SQUIRER.
To the Democratic States Rights Republican Voters o. M
Wts!mUrs.anl Ncnat0riaL Ols!rict

To the Democratic STATES Rghts Rtpu1cdh Iv!tT' "is
Ves!mUrsand Senatorial District.
A. the lime is near al hand wien inc
term Tor which cce 10 represent you IN no SehAc ."
VIRGINIA will expire deem !uy, in order that you may
select another Ia make known ~? Determination To be no
unp,r candalc for your suragcs The reasons that have
brought me this conclusion, are nj private nature
which although existing the time entered ihc exciting
canvass. that resulted in my election can be no longer pru-
IDENTIFY listrgardcd.
c. uld believe for moment, that tbs retention OF tie
orca, victory won by party in December hyone dc.
endcd in The slightest degree upon my being canddR" or
NOT should not hesitate sacrifice my own acrest Tor
th- benefit of those who have conhingy trusted me
with the representation OF rights dear and vi lnestmabe
Imno,,ncc can regard the cDl! o That contest.
however the triumph OF principle which, having once
d-ed and opposition banded together b. every
feeling calculated unite party aad aided ey every nhn'
ence likely to render it efficient Viii ever remain In The
ascendant let who will be its exponent.
shall take pleasure in supporting any gentleman you may
nominate as my SUCCESSOR and will avail myself o i o.
pnr,untv 10 offer you my most sincere itnhEs ana CRATE
ul Tor the many kntnesSes SHOWN 10 me-
With due resah, ;our grateful servant.
ELLIOTT NJ. BRAXTON.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

;,,. &c his absence >, every Turn. We Weep but the
cun If sorrow is not unmnged with rich consolation A.,
!, nav 'a", ,h ''n$ f,,nd FRANK PIECE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
;tts::}Eti ~; ss:..ss,
PONT Or RICHMOND, JANUARY q, r.;

ARRIVED
schr Merchant, Couch. New York.
Sch' VIM. Burke. AlatsOn New York.
Schr Hi Carrier, Nelson, New York
Steamer iirvli"rc, Clifford Il Gilmore.
Steamer Roanoke Parrish New York.
SAILED,
Schr Slcan, fhur>ton. James River
Schr jamestown, Cook New iUra.
Schr OgcgOn, Cork. New York
Srhr Same! tas'nrr, CrIt"a New York.
Schr Mary Willis f"~. Baltimore
Schr Trulh, Parker, Port WaI;haIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

We are requested to state that General muse was
from his scat tho House OF Delegates on SATURDAY
sickness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25


>' uuier distressing maia"y. VIII find :he VEGE
TABLE EPLEPTlC PILLS he he only ramedy discovered
Epiep Falling ffs These Pills possess specific
and. although Ties
rIaiy par; they will be found ul especial
With whose
system Tcsaed shattered from any
complaints. diseases OF standing. suenluced
hy n.rve ssaes< they exceedingly beneficial Full directions
accompany each Price SIS box
enclosing remittance will have the Pills
through the mai! free Of postage. For SETH =
SNt,I No lt- baltimore street. Baltimore. SD whom orders
from Of tie Cnlun be addressed ros, paid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

MARRIED. tie 10Th December Sj2 Otter Dac ~ a
DAVID Is. Wmiirc. Dr. K Is iiDESDN To Miss OEEDIENC.
second sagcr Col! ~ W Hancock. all OF Cii.slheiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
TIE WHEELING EXCURSION.

s. 1t gives pleasure 10 publish from inc Mss 'e W.
lowing interesting sketch OF delightful trip from the pen
of our excellent friend Senator Tabb of Norfolk city Inc
excursion 10 Wheeling will be ever regarded BY those who
look mar, in it, as green spot in their vesand We moi
beurudue The large space occupied by Mr. Tabs letter. in
recording his pleasant and graphic picture
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

:, 0TICE.-U.yioe ur:n'sed the Interest Of Peer
u - ,.f, IsGm-n hereby nrJpn, 'c -
n 81. s'e ~ xn, 10 carry the business
%, " ~ u ".t - AUGUSTUS q BRI v.
"a T0TICE.--Ou stock Of Read, Made Cothu: Is nrt''
Tahe. u want OF hi!sait chli al -" ll2 Main
- 80, MERCHANT & WE.>i,.
: ,f'1: tt.-.Hi uhric udr + uiics Sugar
- 81 barrels Havemeycr', az, MoDiar Coffee >.:a
rcrvi.c and ior-aIc - LIWlS WEBB 8 :
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

So ATTENTION SONs OF TEMPEHANCE.-
FRIDAY night Exchange Hotel
Gram!
Wagon will ne by nc the
Richmond iienIirn an! Name Persons
anral who wish 10 obtain
T.. Broad
tltr WrI.Iscr Mal4 Dry
store johnson. NJ 81 Nam immediate
non I'M. those cnncrGc earnes: requested The
committee and The general committee OF 10, Will
Tempe Hall on Tuesday evening al O'CLOCK
Ian - 10 o. F. WEISE Err. Sec'y.
AZ win when lrreis always much sick
cire. Caused by sudden cc.dr iinay not be
~ the Cherry Pee
too, sciiu. public Cor TIE OF serious
rau wru - small sss"ae Of :he very best
fanny simple an: harmless Tor
"c!i .cGy diA!~. v sr tic hcs "uf>cl'.s,
and wauirccommcad saGersto call on PlKCELl, laid
4p! Ia ap,G Tor .,tI Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

Y-T a :
prtrc only 81 cts Ter hnr le TO 49, - '
ant druggists generally ,.roTsh"n ~, q,,,y Tow %nr
r"'rrslUr-: Il L Lynr.,I sr,N@''A' ''''"
iir. I: r3miu. william. sl,gs- ,,rc u ,r,,- r,rrs
rs D.trfs aGd,c.scI - h. o''>' '''' ~ =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

I1EMOVED-The suoscribeInas rr'n9's' ~, shsrs ~
AZ ,nI can Manufacory 10 M. ISL Broad s., VII s.
~ You'll bs ,i"asrd "a Sc. biz old friends aud ne iI
gen, raj V. ,,-., ~. .i,,a,- t1a
n q The Iaes. styles Of IIa'" and Ca!~'
OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

rsNHT VIRGINIA REPORTS, fnr aalc BIZ = NJ
Lar Bop .sc sr and Publisher. Vol. ;, Gr.AH, Re.v:'
81.
4 NorrIs, pgh-hcs raIi's Virginia Rcrort.; WaslH.
rn!. Rspau-; ratcs Ana cl D-t-ed li-I OF the NHi
r"lt, lHctcs Commentaries on me Laws OF Nn.Ini4
Ian q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

DISCOSTIEUISG BUSINESS
II ciu.e uf m, business &c
"A ro.slh!c wi 0:r,r sreut Inducements. The -.
assured ;har an, atliin. d, and below cosf. W.
gains IN Div Goods fu! Millinery Goods vii tai .i's - nE
rail-" "ri,'rr"tE o,- p,o,t 10 Sgo..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1858.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-24

We invite attention 10 an interesting letter in our col
un1ns from the secretary of the Southern Central Az.
ricultural Society" which is 10 hold its annual meeting
and fair at Augusta Georgia from the l7h TO the 2lst
OF October II matter OF regret that the hist of pre-.
miums referred tom the letter having been sent TO US
has not been received One of the most gratifying fea-
lures in the enterprise which is ssnazDg the people OF
Georgia is the attention which they are paying 10 the
Of the agricultural science They have al
ready enriched their State energy and
with which they have prosecuted their extensive system
Of railroad Improvements The improvements in agri-
culture which they are zealousiy prosecuting will
contribute to secure for Georgia the title of "lhe EN-
pire State OF the South" A j gl4sl e Il-t FHGt SEQ