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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12

piSg anu HOt aAOA D W. ~ ~ =
concluded his reharks with many
striking illustrators and thrilling an
ecdotes, which carried the whole au-
dience before him ut the close Of
which, more than sixty persons signed
the Constitution. ii,lp 403R ~
Here Judge ]. Fudge was called 70
the stand, and in few Uery Gpprop'P-
as remarks in reference to his posi-
ton in the last Legislature, stated that
he was entirely willing to have voted
for any measure for the suppression.
Of intemperance, that was not clearly
unconstitutional. His remarks were
received with profound sensation, and
will burn like a tspharos' on the sea
Of time for Others to emulate and
admire. s4f.a, aF tt S.
On motion. Of Dr.. w. W. Hibben,
the House went into election Of Off.
GERS for the ensuing year, which re-
suited as follows: " i3taJ 9a1, 2 a13
President-Gen. Walter Parry
h lst Hics Prssident-H ] Fudge,
end 90 !" VIM. S. Houston,
3rd &c" 97t' Rev. w. G, Smith
Secreiariss-samuel Findly, Dr. C.
H. Spahr. tib 1af ss3i ra42If Y
Tieasarer--B. A. Bigelow. s lo5.
Finance Commiaes-Jobn G.. Glenn
ems, Daniel Smith, D. Steele Parry,
DR.. Daniel D. Moore, Geo. c. Glenn
ems, Jacob Boots, DR.. B. E. Spahr,
John Melross, Jacob II. SPahr.
On motion. the meeting adjourned,
to meet at Z o'clock, p M. a5t ,no
EVENING SESSION. a,Q
House called to order by the Chair.
man. ....a. !,
The Chairman then introduced j.
H. January, Esq, Of jamestown, who
addressed the meeting briefly, show
ing that our forefathers had laid down
an example, lin signing the Declara7
tion Of Independence, worthy Of imi-
. Z. b..
iation by every republican in all ages
to come urging the friends of Tenn
perance to follow their example, and a
glorious civil and moral victory sUould
crown their efforts. During his re-
marks more, than twenty persoDs sign
ed the Constitution-making in all
more than eighty.
P. 8. Browder was then called for,
and responded in a most pathetic and
yet scathing style, declaring that no
man could be neutral on the momen-
tous question Of temperance, and that
those who prolessed to be temperance
men, and yet "took a little Of the
critter," and refused to support the
fundamental principles Of the Maine
Law, were "cotLon bales" behind
which the vender, manufacturer and
gutter-drunk took refuge. - g +"
At the close of his remarks, the
Rev. Mr.. Phillips was again called
out--said he did not wish to detain
the audience longer, as it was late,
and thought we had arrived at the
(as DR.. Jewitt would say "saltpetre
stage"
On motion Of Judge Fudge, the
Secretary was directed to furnish a
copy Of the proceedings of the meet,
ing to the "Xenia Torch Light" and
the "Ohio Organ Of Temperance, ="
requesting the Editors Of those papers
to publish the same. -mraoasag pi
Onymotion of D. Steele Parry, a
vote Of thanks was rendered to the
speakers.
On motion, adjourned, to meet
August lst, at 7 7o'clock, pm.
a a@C.SH. SFAHR, Secretary.
WALTER PARRY, Chairman
P. ST. would say to the friends
of Temperance that one month age
there was but one "Organ Of Tenn.
perance" taken within the bounds Of
| New Jasper township, (which ] tool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
MASSACRE OF CAPT GUNN,soN

PIrrsBURa, Dec. 3j-A DESPATCH dated Independence,
Mo- November o. confirms the report brought by the Salt
Laks mail of the massacre of Capt Cunnison's exploring
party The massacre commitrcd by 4 hand of Utah
Indians, led by the notorious chief, Walker.
Gov Young, Of Utah, writes that express reached him
the 3lst Of October from Capt R. W. Morris giving an
account of the which committed on the &c
on the Sewer rvor near Sewer Lake Those killed were
Capt. J. w Gunnison In command OF the expedition; Il.
H. Kern topographer of the expedition Cuisfeidt Baan-
est and VIM Potter guide and prvscs CanteId Lipnrelt
and Melton, company a, Mounted Remen; and John Bel
lam employee, and all their arms, mules &c. taken from
them.
These the only additional particulars given tho des
patch, but II will be that includes The names Of all
The persons massacrcd-nine in number.
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Telesxepi.e,i Car TIC iiIg,.n"n.l Enaw.,sr.

CONGRESS- OF UNITED STATES.
""SHIAIToH, DC The ScnlIe iay and Inc ncw
n''iael setr in. Forty -:tc !.nera PRESENT.
Noiiecs VI bill. granting Lands Ia road pIi Husfs iowa
wf'e efin Mi q gave nUfice Gi ir intimidation 81
b E'l:ing oIdiIan vi Public llntJ Tor Tic rsiariiri
'';' .! "i 0lis AID lrcgbiir :rs rom san fiarcsc"
10 H",'a'1 li>cr nni lite u. MA, sir!Ie;a iG"n ;a"
FfhGc',co 10 shat. '!ai via Honolulu.
Nh pn.g gave iplice that he uu! shortly Introduce
i 10 esrGE!!sti I,rItuI.I government IN NIrtfGskI.
hf Sew ard rIiudrtct resolution ushGg for lnloima
10" relative 10 III: saoEieEce between He King CT t
S!"owich !Jods end llr government Of c Cnca ltes
I'VE tscla'In was laid over. and The Senate atJourrej
."esE-TwD bundled and seventeen n:cG;Ta wrie pre-
sent Lin boYI elected Speaker rc";viTg i3 yos"s
f"'hry was ecc!td Clerk and ell tic other Democratic
cas- hcmineca also elected After ssnie unmpo,llnl
tislEcs The Hruf" ne yUurned
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ENSURE YOUR LIVES-Twu policies for s. QUO and The
other promptly paid at This oce-he par.
having This Company provides
more eecuay widow and orphan than any Other being
on the Ruiua principle.
All profits benefit Of insured which has general
" been about per which bears an interest oil
payable annually and in this way creates fund In addition
TO the policy. NJ 90, A.,
Dec. Cu4S WORKMAN: Agent,
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MI u u STANTON,


In ihs csucus of Democratic members OF the House Of
Representatives which held in Washington on SATURDAY
evening" MI F. p Stanton Of Tennessee made TN attempt
to play the deuce. and succeeded admirably III payioe
the fool The caucus was convened for The express uhu "a
elusive purpose ol adopting some preliminary measures "
regard 10 The organic ,liUn of the House Bul MT S"h'
anxious either Gvenge personal grievance or 10 ac
conspicuous part presented string Of resolutions u
log the New York eud und tho conduct OF Inc Aeh's'a
ton. The caucus expressing in the most enphu'c noue
lie contempt for tho author and the resolutions summary
laid them upon the table, and hy taI ac " !"
| the limbo of lost politicians.
The plo was duly and carefully concoctcd Geographic
despatch to The New York Herald announced 10 The country
that hurdshei bomb would BIZ thrown Into The caucus
end that Mr. OF Tennessee had been selected 10 play
the engineer With what exquisite satisfaction did the nero
of bs ID sposmeu traitors anticipate the terrible
explosion in the Democratic which this hadsnc'
bomb" was 10 cause! But behold the engineer hos'ea
BY his own pelad! The f,cb.and was cNnguisheu ana
with tho stupid who sought to EInde 'ae GONNA
grafton The organization Of the Democratic party Is un'
b,okeu and the Administration stu stands' eeSp'e 'e
| trcacherous blow OF Mr.. F. P. Stanton
This MIR F. F. Stanton has sunk nj last 10 his proper
level By 6io of demasoguesm he coniriSed 10 reach
uoson infinitely beyond his merit, and 10 impose hmseii
ppon the country as of character and capacity. he
wooed and won confidence OF The Democratic pary ou
the Democratic party will trust him no more marx 10
SET upon him-aud henceiorh honcst men will know ana
shun him. OF course Mr. Speaker Boyd Will degrade MIN
from the position of Chairman of the Committee on NaVas
Affairs He never had tho respect Of the Service ana Is
one time hc should give place to some more worthy man
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE, assembled ycstor-
d.v in The Capitol Each House organized by the re-
aupontmen of the old officers, with the exception of the
Arms of The Senate for which place Mr. r. A.
Thompson, of Hanover, selected TO succeed Mr. Bow
den who was not candidate. The Governors Message
was received by both Houses and several resolutions oil
enquiry adopted
The House is mostly composed OF new memSers-a great
many young men-and is hne'ooRing body Inc same
NAV be said of the Sona where there nave also been sew
era chan ges since tho las! session.
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TnE BOOT CASE.-The case Of William Mcdowell
partially examined Saturday, on the chnrge OF stealing pal
of new boots from John Cannon oil Rockets was urhe
postponed in The Mayors Court yesterday until Wednes
day. Mr. Angus! appeared as his counsel.
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l&:s'GgEsIS,
= - y Z - il r. - LOT l.; x GFr'IC "a,
BALI iiinIi;, MARYLAND


d: III ii0iE, MARYLAND.
3Nihio iAn!i:i inrudI u:'erng Office opposite !!ai
iih e'' '"'rit -i' ci. li"ii',Gr N"I" >. May
lis, si"r ii ems, 10, III. N of In
IN: f2ia!g VII ias. rsirrd nd canot b. tr.wcL
wiIi t"u r ai"i M hyor arrket inn i. fGI
i.s ;ari. w!tI: - i.suc Rci.
toto !i tie -"' !1rt"r t"i'h rr!rI yers
Ia a.cIsr,. al Ia
H. therefore f.,ci!ri: ''Gu5 ie q; Ia. irirny yuJ
al. "sr I'uGtr ,,;s.i
..rr J,.i3jG" >Gn. ut. L.s. 4,
u.,rIs mi lccri.r
tia: viii o. '';i !. Observed
IL. I.ryl1Td Lotteries.
oi"c-a lie Ea- sold Ecr- wE hc "'!ih!ve tie
Will hr ahrt ~ Tcysdin plymsGt .! Tickets.
Rcuso:D, Ih,APEIL ~, 1853.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIR,

WAsmISaros. Dec. 4.-Jusccs NlcLane nd Catron have
arrived here Martin KO2a reached here Eelerday Mem
bets OF both houses arriving here rapidly and the Con-
press will doubtless open with very full attendance.
The political excitement has greatly susided since
the result of last night and believed lha, The
nominations will be- carried without serious opposition Sena
tors Cass Wright Pratt, Hunter Mason Eadger and Daw
eon arrived oday.
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QUALIFYING MEMBERS.-fssterdayt the Mayor was
occupied from until half past 10 O'Clock at his office in the
CITY Hail. administering the oath Of Office to members OF the
Cenera Assembly. Unable get through with all who
n,esencd themselves qualify, in time proceed with his
eonlar morning business which commences at 10 O'clock
he his Court the trial of Police until IL
O'clock proceeded the Capitol expedite the bus
ness of swearing in members.
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE-ELE;T OF
.IIlDEES

MosTprLlRR Dec. 3rd.-The Vermont Lsai,latue In joint
Assembly elected Isaac F. Reded Chief Justice by
FOG against for Stephen Boyce tn present incum-
bent Pierpont takes The place OF w. Redfold first
Associate Judge and M L. Barrett chosen second As
socate In place OF Judge sham by vote of l26 100 for
were reelected 10 circuits by viva voce vote.
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PROPOSALS.


The above mbes either Of heart yellow luc white oas
I'm, il mus, be altogether Of one species Of timber
ISM feet boz I'd measure yellow pine plank for sheahng 80 feet
moi Icss than inches wito inches thick
CSM feet white oak plank for footw"y "a feet
long IL inches wide. by inches thick.
The above bill timber heai, OF quail
~ straight and and be free from knots shakes rot ard
every unsnundncss delivered
e whar of the james and Kanawha Company Rockets
Onc third the bull Of nnbcr be delivered or or be
fore - la ay OF February The balance Of the timber ard
m, usnk TO e delivered the IL, la Of March
ID ) WALTON. PrilcIIal Assistant Engineer.
Sealed Proposals delivery the ubnvc timber Will be
ceve al the orc the James River and kanawa Company IN
nj 70 ~ on the 18th inst party whose proposal accepted
viii IA, reuured 10 SECURITY
The due ne thereof WIN. I. MUNTORD. SccIe'ary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06

pAsAWAI from the s!oscbeE abou, the 18th October Ne
II er) man CHARLES Said Negro has muatto face slightly
Inclined TO about five lee Inches hh and mas
been seen several times lately crossing Mayos Bridge liberal re-
ward will be given for his and delivery
Dec. 2-daclw II. I. g. e. ;. TALiAtE
DIR. A. c, HARDIN, BOTANIC PHYSICAL,
OFFERS his services The citizens OF Richmond and WGiY
lie NAV be found athe office Of Dr. Robinson Franklin be-
tween and ith all hour night aud uay "ea NV
professionally engaged. .,s n ,1,rdi, a. q
Ilake pleasure recommending friends VI iiaeih ss
Botanic Physician, has studied medicine sG
ed his Diploma. L. ~ Hoo'''' -
Nov l9-ly ------
TUANO, GUANO-Ihe subscribers are nov NV, sIm
Wan ulno which they oder for sale al Inc regular price,
fure, lots 10 suit PURCHASERS ecu,ro rautrp e. m
Nor ii No ils CsrJ street, opposite Columbian Hotel
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aGEDY At NEW ORIE.N

New ORLEANS Dec. "a terrible tragedy acquired here
to-day appears that there had been family difficulty
between William Patton, ESQ merchant and Mr. Turn
bull tobacco Inspector To-day they met In the street,
collision ensued and Turnbu was shot dead By Patton
The affair has created painful sensation.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED on IN. Gath ulI residence Of Shelton Leake,
ESQ Mudison Court House. by Rev Daniel Ewing JAMES D.
COWLES Esq III Richmond, 10 Miss LUCY GRAY Of Cul'
pepsr County, Va
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WHOLESALE PRICES c,RwESr.

RcTMuiD. DECEMBER = 1885,.
IOBACCO.-Ihe market Continues steady at nm
chiaCCd rates. r. NJ MARTIN a. co
WHEAF.-Princ red Whoa. sells at 81 40 aud prime
waite at 81 45 81 81 per bushsl
FLOUR.-Du,l win sales at 81 Is BUYERS waiting
'aI!htr advices from Europe It. J. PEYTON
COKS.-7Oa u cts for new. Demand good
CORN hEAl.-s5 cts per bugl.eI
OArS-4U 4 42s cts. per buahe.
BACON-M1uniain cured tOg round, 81 y cents; City
cured and Smiihc!d hog round, cents Western and Bal
limoc Sides * Shoulders ~ Hams 10 I3E as 10 quail
~; sales mostly - l2H
BUTrEE-Gosten, l3 n % cts, Mountain ~ a Il els
some poorer suitable for liable usc are sold low
as II 10 cts
FISH-Mackeel No. g. small ~ x: the alter Tor Bos
Ton inspections Halifax Herrings, No l. So per bbl
gross san L.
COFFEEWo quote Rio |! IL cents; La guyra II y
IL; Jnvn l2S 49, Mocha Is l5S cts.
CANDIES-rnllow ii lex cs.; Hubs aud Jack
SON patent l6; Adnmantne % 30 Nctielrs patent 81
a 81; Sperm 50 &c cts
LARD-In barrels II TX els; in kegs II q l2E.
live STOCK-(J. Shocks Repor)-Ferf Cattle, scule
weight So % So Is gross Sheep. 81 SO 50 Co., ne Hogs
s. so Sc, nett.
gSUGARS-We quote Porto Rico 81 Ga cents
New Orleans 81 6H. Refined Loaf gh To-; Crushed
9n a Ok; Powdered 9E %; Coffee Sugar ~ g.
SALT-Liverpoot fine per eack 81 90 adout and )? in
store; Ground Alum 81 62E.
SHOT-e cts per 10.
LIME-From wharf 81 Il from store 81 81 for East
ern. Virginia 81 81 TO-
+ GuANO-Sales of Peruvian plenty al SIC.
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IATER Enl.1 lAIiNA

LATER FKOm HAVANA.
NEW fCRE, Dec. b--rnc steamer Black Warrior with
dates 10 November 2gh, arrived last night.
ouHse Clayton arrived L! Haru,a Oh The 18th Eov.
lie new Captain General WIS daily expected lie comes
WITH althorty Of vlccroy
sUgar was dull, except ow browns, which has slightly
a1'ahccd. Frelshts scarce
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EALTlAlORE, Dec. 5.-No Gales Of -four to-day. Sales
." >yCCO bushels wheat 81 IL 80 for red. Sc for
" e Sales of 70 Geo tuses conn., old, while al 66 II
cs new white So co cts: old yeD~ ~ - cts new
yClQw Ga n G6
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Nov 3O-2ar-2w&dtis :. y. G. BROWN, A'N'
LAND FOX GALE.

Vs1LL GOLD the 3Uh December fair II no on The next
w fair day land belonging the t Join Daniel CO
lying eide vi lis River IN the county Of Cum
bcrand 939 In the lrac-a large proportion
in woods 2o OF low grouncs The @
consist barn and several oSaeSo houae Inc
is p2rcular well adapted 10 The growth OF TOBACCO
IERMSA credit Of and yeas equal insIannis te
giving bonds with good aud the e WIZ ce 10
taiued further security. a u rAHE,
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..EMRERS OFTHE LEGISLATURE are solicited

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE are soIIcNeu
Yl call stock Of readymade Clothing a. No
1874 Main Having open my second supply OF "inl
Cohine ara prepared furnish all Of the very latest styles out
Of ali Qualities. every ac be found in Clothing ard Fur
house Being determined reduce stock low by
The i5 of January good ard we'll made Clothing
prices cash. will nd greatly 10 their interest to
give me q call before purchasing elsewhere. ~
No l3i Main street, oppoIe Eagle square
MI have hand Also good supply Of Trunks and Carpet
Bags :. ~ u
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TRUSTEES, SALE or NEGROES, EURN1=

TKUSTEEs' sALL. UH NEuAVEs, 3ONNSe
lunE, BRICKS, &c.
anY virtue OF executed the subscribers By JoEh
ID utcheson wife, September 5h 1885, and DULY
corded The Office Of cnco shall proceed TO
sell a. Of John Iiucheson, Church Ill., at ne
uctlou on TUESDAY December h all the personal properly
included in said deed consisting groe
and chtren kitchen urnu!e
carriage and gear, carte, COWS, DC
Aso kiln OF bricks, unbunt lot OF plank, Wheoafo"e
brick monde, &c ,,.,
back 33 used brick yard
sold crcl four months with approved
security
The negroes, furniture, &c cash
N,v an oau- ! d.. G. BROWS AtusSs''
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REQUEST TO PRESIDENT PIER

REQUEST TO PRESIDENT PIERCE.
ConcopD N. H., Dec. the late Senator Ather!on,
among other beques,s has left OF SO 600 President
Pierce with whom he was for many years. on terms OF me
closest intimacy.
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CGMME.sGssh s,GlGs:i;.

new YORK, DEC. 5-Saies oil 5000 bills Southern
oG az 81 u IS MneaL and corn aGe beIlaI.
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NOTICE TO Cont CTOks.
CONVICTION AND ONO RAIL ROAD
sROpOSALS will received the Office Of The Covnslun and
Ohio oyngtun until the 18th OF December next
far The and five miles OF the
above road which p0,lon comprising y nles lies
ovngon and the western portion consisting ul about
Kanawha River aud tile mou OF
the Sandy large share oI The work j. TO be
rqg and TUNE 6s- heavy and desirable and well worthy
The responsible The wessn sccos "l
the above ready for examination anu The eastern o
ZION will be prepared fol inspection by the S OF Decenoe
Further be obtained OH application IL ur c"ia
ny's office COyngtnn and GuyandoIe
80 By order of the lIplId
CHARLES Is. FISK, Chief Ensinter
nTe I,oa raj of Public Virginia. under whose ~
ecion The and Road b. constructed on
State account will CUvnston, Oh The ioth o Decer'
aove named for the purpose receiving and acting The roo
ap u; :. "a ' ,av II an no dnS.rred Nov. I9-u
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JOHN w. BLANToN, DENTIST.
BAySG myself the ayanagcsol The Baltimore Cosss
III Surgery offer my professional ervlcesto the Gnu
OF Cumberland and the adjoining Counties am prepared 10
perform operations the teeth In the most perfect manner
Teeth inae ed entire set. go go.
.,,n,y. Vo - - March l-rly
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ny THE GOVERNOR VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received ny The xecuge Iit
murder WAS committed on the Sepen her last by WILLIAM
CURTIS body Frederick L. Brown near
in the County OF Cupcpe and that tho said Gurus mas neu rom
and now going do therefore hereby offer
ward hundred dollars person or persons VINO snail ar
the said William deliver h into the jan Of Cu
cner County; and require all Officers OF THIS
civil military and request the people gene
ay exertons procure the arrest oil The lu
ts that he may be brought 10 justice =,
Given hand G"vcncr a6d undcr The Lesser Sdi VI
the Commonwealth, Richmond this Bid day OF December
IL. 10 Ibc vr,r 1853 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
by Governor GEoRoE W. Mt"'ho secretary u '"' "o
monwealih. ~
Cusi, years i've feet tr OF eleven inches
dark hair blue eyes. spare made, weighing
about $50 pounds Ills turns up ir and IS round anu o
Of The end Ills TWO upper teeth lap He generally draws
long befur. spcakns has hoarso voice. anil Is believed
on one of initials Of his name W. A and an an
W o,e " hao, nd Dec. 5-c3S
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EAGLE FOUEDItY.
F61II subscribers prepared haynS supplied himself WIN
Machinery and Tool of the latest and most approved kinls
and woEmen experience orders Tor Satona
~ and Portable Steam Engines, Circular Saw and G Mills
Tesng Machines Presses OF ali kinds Iron and Wood
M and Brass aGd Iron Castings al
the manner and with prompncss >,
I- The INCHES; market price, IN cash. VIII Do Paid LOT ou
Scrap Castings, Copper BRASS, Sc
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TIE BUSYAS TADLEAGNl
arDR lew Jays only. commencing on TUESDAY EfEnlNu
Il Noy.mh h 1853. consisting of sky magnificent sceHes
with figures Of lie size, illustrative Of the
PILGRIMS PROGRESSt
This sublime and unique work Of art painted ny The eminent
American Huntington May, Kyle Copsey Church. Dallas
barley Prof Dugsan; and acknowledged oy he leadhs
nails judges 10 be superior TO any similar WORK
AVER nile this country This beautiful ard stupendou3
.aIirur Of the Wonderful Dream, up*ards OF $1,000
~ Admission Is Doors Ut O'CLOCK Mirror Viii
move AT = O'Clock precisely. o,, -, . ,.,.,
Exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'CLOCK
Doors open at 2. ., -. ;,.,. 49,, , , ,,, 81,
M Also pamphlets may be had at the 0oS stores
nj principal Hotels. r.. a.. .,;i,, 81
81 Liberal arrangements be made for The admission OIL
Schools. - HnNi i"loss
r. j. CROSSWORD, Manager. Nov. Z5-u
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FOR SALE,

LANDS FOR SALE.
SN the Circuit Court Oh Yves more!erc
County undersigned Commissioners will offer for az
Wnoreland Court House, MONDAY The 2e!h day OF Deem
ber 1859 six esths contiguous OF lard t!s
sid ard containing about O known Pleasant Re
treat Level Green recently belonging tsusce Pee DECD
Persons wishing buy Invited examine the land.
Also place. ant day. tract known as Ce
an containing but few acres and situate al lie mouth OF
SoplcnI Greek.
TEAlS-Css teray the expenses OF sale; balance In 1n
two years with and security bearing from dae and
title retained until further order oil the Coult.
" W. n. MASON,
A. CLAYBROOK
no. MAYO JR.,
L. 7. DEALE,
i,.c . ctt. CornmlssioLere
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ABOUT rs SLAVES AT AUCTION.
SA ill sold Tuesday the 20h December iS53i far
w The Gay. CommencIus II O'Clock e. Tucka
hoe The farm occupied by Jese snesd the Canal "A
Richmond about q valuable Slaves belonging the
es ate oil Dr. John Gabrielle okenbough teceus.d
Terms cash. CODDlS AFFEkSOEi
Now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD.
TO IIIE pEOPIE OLE HlEIMONn.

TO TIE PEOPLE OF KICIlMUNU:
THNIE undo the Commissioners appointed by r a OF
Assembly open the books for and procure subse TO-
Road Richmond 10 York RIVER in view 81 the great I'M
,ance the whole Stale and especially yon lie peg
pie Richmond respectfully invite yon 10 assemble ut aettolo
Hall on MONDAY i4 day OF December that you may a
King and Queen Conrentlon hear INC oIe
uly explained and consider and determine whether Y"n WIZ
yidualy your corporate character suoscfioe H. u
wanting build the Road which will put you within I'VE nogs
loriear 10 tha ~ our hunoe
Richmond ought take The whole OF H. anu a'
you'd prove be the investment she ever made
EDWARD j. WILSON,
BERNARD PEYToN,
r. S. APPERSOS
JAMES LYONS,
x H. MAURY. Commissioned
EAS DIMMOCk,
ADRIAN WARWICK,
JAMES STAMPER,
Snv'oI- diff JOHN D.. CHRISTIAN.