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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
ROK ACRES.

About 100 of which arc BOTTOM LAND.
There is on the Land frat rate DWELLING -
HOUSE with : Comfortable ROOMS. and all LII
necessary Out-Houses--an Orchard of well selected
fruit and n fine GARDEN
This Farm ia situated in very healthy and pleasant
neighbohood l6 miles from Farmvilc, from which plnce
plank road will be under contract running imrnc.
istely to the neiehborhood.
The Land is in good heart, and know few Farms
which oher 50 many inducements to purchasers; but
pesnniing that none will purchase without first seeing
the Land, farther description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Liberal, aud made known ON the day OF
-ae.
Possession for seeding purposes will be given the
day ot sale and entire possess by the 18th October
mug 20-ctds s. b. CHRISTIAN
70 Richmond Wing md Enquirer. Petersburg Intel
ligencer and SouthSide Democrat insert weekly ill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

Miss Hughes. young lady from Syracuse,
was drowned in New York last week. She
walked into the Hudson with young
man and young lady. and suddenly sunk
down in the water, either from cramp or step
ping into deep place, and was drowned be-
fore any assistance could be given. The
young man was near being drowned. The
body ofthe young lady YVES recovered and
taken TO Syracuse for burial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
Tennessee Election.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-The latest advices
from Tennessee. prove the election of johnson,
the democratic candidate for Governor. by a
majority of above 1000. The Congressional
delegation will stand FIVE democrats to FIVE
wings. In the Memphis district, the latest re
turns show the election Of Stanton, the dem
ocratic candidate. by six majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
Ferer at Neao Orleans.

New ORLEANS. Aug. Is The total num-
Der of deaths in the last twenty four hours,
have been two hundred and ten. including one
hundred and eghty-six from the fever In one
honse, there were five victims.
The store of Kendall. Voc & Co, was burnt
to-day. with all its contents. Loss heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
England and Slareru in Cuba.

The Washington Republics correspondent
states that the Secretary of State has no
knowledge of the existence ofany such paper
as as a secret treaty between Great Britain and
spain, In which there is an article or articles,
authorizing England 10 facilitate the emanci
patton Of slavery in Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
Arrest of Anti xeYters.

ALBANY, Aug 1.-two parties recently
engaged in an Anti-rent outrage against Dep.
u'y Marshal Wempein, have been captured
under bills Of indictment found against them
S oy the grand Jusy at the recent term of the U.
D. Court at Utica. They will be tried before
The u. S. Court at Auburn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
FOR THE SOUTH.

- AAS
CHANGE OF DAYS FOR LEA WING LYNCHBURG.
ON and after this day. the U. s. Mail Couch for Dan
" vile, Va, Grecnsborough, N. c., Salisbury and
Charlotte where it with the South Carolina
Railroad to Columbia s. c., and Augusta, Ga, will
leave Lynchburg every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
morn ng . o'clock There ia night travel on this
Road except the morning of leaving Lynchl mg The
Coaches and all good and accommodating and
gentlemany drivers. FLAGG & co.
y. S.-For information apply at our office at
the Warwick Hous,, Lynchburg.
aug l7-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
BACUE Il FUN!!
GRAND FESTIVAL.
Fountain Of Health 4 Enjoyment.
COMBINED ATTRACTION

Fountain Of Health Il Enjoyment.
COMBINED ATTRACTION
ROBINSON d. ELDRED al Buffalo Springs
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81.
TTNHE Supurb Collection of WILD ANIMALS and
l. well known CIRCUS of Robinson e. Eld'ed
will exhibit at Buffalo Springs, Saturday, 9th day
of August.
GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY to visit the magnif
cent scenery drink the cold and heathu waters roam
amid the COOL delicious shades, and nhae the inv
ting mountain breezes of This almost heavenly retreat
far surprising in lovelness of mountain view in purity
of air medicinal qualities of the Spring, all OF the
boa s.ed summer resorts in the South,
THE HOTEL conducted by Messrs. Raine and Kyle.
i. the Ne Pins Ultra of coaiort and Elegance. Album.
dance of room enables furnish their guests with
airy and cool apart ents The delightful country that
surrounds them furnishes at all times an abundance
of The Injuries wherewh to supply bountfnl and de.
cious Table and all who know the Proprieto's will
feel satisfied that every arrangement will be made to
make their guests happy and at hone.
THE CIRCUS g. MENAGEkIE will present a su-
perb spectacle crossing the rugged peaks of Mount
Pleasant led by Bolivar the huge Elephant, and the
picturesque effect of the scenery will be added to by the
sonorous roar of the gigantic Lion, Louis Napoleon re-
verberating among the depths and Precipces OF this
Anime Land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

l. ement.-By virtue of deed of Trust executed
ON the Goth day of April 1852. by Elisha Snead. and
Susan A., his wife, duly recorded in the Clerks Oh.
fee of the Hastings Court of Lynchbug the undcrsign
ed Trustee therein named, will proceed TO sell on the
premises, on Friday the e6rh inst, the LOT a. TENE
MENT conveyed ia said deed The Lot is situated AT
the junction of Second ST.. with Falls alley contains
ONE EIGHTH OF AN ACRE, and is now in the occu
pancy of said Snead
The Title is believcd to be entirely good hut the
iersigned will convey such only Is vested in him
Trustee.
Terms made known the time and place of sale
This House md Lot formerly sold. bur the pur-
chaser having faed comply with the terms OF SALE Il
resale is rdered. mo. NJ SPEED Trustee
mug l3-dtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
1853. Southern Enterprise. 1853
lW ~ 80 IL
& KINGS

PARISEN q KINGS
VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
yTNO and from New York, Norfolk, Petersburg md
Il Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seabosrd and Roa.
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR & Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg, Inside and Va. Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage md Wagon Lines from the
different points on the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Statesthroul n charge of spe
cial Messengers. Mere availng themselves of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise mny
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order
ing Goods Fl rom Baltimore and Philadelphia to the
If Parsen D. Kings Express at Norfolk Petersburg W
Richmond, may depend upon having all changes paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
free Of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office
No. 80, BroadDoy, N. Y.
w. B. PARISEN. Southern Office.
Corner Boliing6rook and 2nd Sts
Petersdnrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

John d. Hlliard. formerly of New Hamp
shire, died from throwing himself down stairs
at the Mansion House in Na,chez. Mississippi
while sick and deranged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
MAYo's GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
EDUCATION.

ENDUCATION.-Th next session of my sister 5
IL school will the 1st day of September.
Terms BIO and 81 according the progress OF the
scholars-payabe half in advance No deduction cx-
ccpt in of protracted sickness. Music $20-use
of Piuno. g.. WIN. 5. REID, Jr.
nuU 3-d3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
NO TIC f

THE BOWLING SALOON. attached to the estab-
lisbment. offers pleasant change from rambie amid
the mountain passes the OF city 1e' ana the
that occasion. with gay groups seeking pleasure and
health. laug 'a'sj
EyRepubican e. Express COPY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

LNALL TRADE.-Book, Stationary and Piano
l. Fortes.-James Woodhouse, Late Nash Wood
house,) Richmond Virgnia, ers for sae, at wholesale
or retui extensive stock Of
Books and Stationery,
Adapted the of the trade in Virginia. N Caro-
ina and esewerea prices as low be obtained in
Northern ctes. In connection with his Book und Sta
tionary business he has ware appropriate to the
sale of PIANO FORTES, filled with assortment
extensive be seen at any establishment of the
kind IN the Union.
He has participated in the sale of over thousand
Piano Fortes in the States of Virginia Moth Carolina
& rennesseeu of which have given entire satisfaction.
They warrante superior in every respect, offered
for sale manufacturers prices, ard will be packed
currly GO any distance without injury.
He has also. attached his establishment, Book
Bind.ry and Blank Book Manuiactory where all kinds
of Books Periodicals, Blanks Music. &c. bound;
and Blank Books of every description suitable for mer-
chants. Banks Public Offices, Clerks of Courts Facto-
ries, &c, manufactured.
MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
EDITION.
J. w. publishes Mayo's Guide To Magistrates, new
edition. with practical Forms for the discharge of their
duties Of Court with append tanning Forms
for Drawing Bonds, Notes, Deeds Contracts, &c, adaPt
e. To the New Code Of Virginia.
~ Person, n distance, unable to visit Richmond,
have their order, faithfully executed ms if per-
onally present. mug 20-d&c2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

+ IME.-A large quantity of superior mountain
IL Lime in sto consignment ,vo,
aug SITS EoHoI'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
AUCTION SALES.
II ALUARIEIAND FOR SALE

on Friday. the 18th day of September neat, the
for sale public Auction, without
the TRACT OF LAND IN which now raside, in the
County OF Buckingham. four miles north &c the New
Sinrt,. confninii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS
posals will be received the office Of the North
River Navigation Company in Lexington. until the sth
day OF September next for the Of the Locks
nm Dams aud other work, the above improve ment
fro m Dam No. 4o Dam No7 both inclusive The dams
be built of dry masonry md the Locks Of
ed hubble, laid in cement, each Dam anJ Guard Lock
W II amount from twelve sixteen thousand dollars
Plans and specifications OF the work will be exhibited
after the 25th of the pr month"; the Office of the
Engineer, mouth of Bunhlo
JOHN A. BYERS,
mug l8-t8sep Engiaeer N II. N. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for lie Lynch5urg Ypginian.
Destructive Fire IN leiehsn Ond.
WOODEN MILLS BURNT

RlcnMoND, August 10.
The large and extensive WOODEN Factory,
KIN, wn as the Virginia Wooden Mills in this
cit, destroyed by FIRE las, night.
One hundred and fifty hands have conse
quently been thrown out of employment.
One of Haxal's Mills narrowly escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

CO.-hpo,ters and Deal
IL ers in DRY GOODS, 90 MIN Street, RICH
MOND, Va.
FALL TRADE, 1883.
Statesmen
w. 3. HoPKIss, Lexington, r. II. FINsEY, Richmond.
Z. B. Law, Danvr, T. H. BooZ, Rockingham
Jso. E. KENT Montgomery.
By the ship Constitution, and the various Steamers
from Liverpool, shall have this choice lot OF
Foreign Dry Goods,
Including the handsomest and latest style OF Indies
DRESS GOODS, which, with purchases made early and
the favorable terms in the Northern Market,
will give large and general assortment of Stap and
Fancy Goods
We cordially invite the Merchants Of Vrgnia, North
Carolina and Tennessee to examine our STOCK. and
pledge ourselves sell every article in line at the
lowest remunerative prices and accommodating terms
Also the handsomest assortment, South of the Poto-
mac RIVER of Corpetings, Rigs, Door-Mats, &c, of
both Eng sh and American manufacture.
aug l7-d&c2wH RICHARDSON g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20

'EMALE SchOOIin Lynctbnrg Mrs.
X. Is TOWNLEY desgn, tho LIT September
(next month opening School, in this city, for girls
At first complete English and the simple
and usef Il branche. of Mathematics, will be taught
As the patronage the school advances other branches
will be added to the namely: the Latin language
the French language, Music, &c.
The terms per session of FIVE months will he for the
first class, $15, and for the second class, $40.
Ev ry effort will be used render this school perma
nently of the first Standing Mrs T. would be pleased
get several gls members of her school Of other
schools, boarders The Of board shall be
sonable
LOCATlON.-Mr. Cary's house near the lower end
of Church street, now occupied lay Mr.. Feutherston
mug II d9clwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


TOBACCO.hc market yer: firm. and prices fully
10 the date la; report The breaks
r.c they weeks since though they continue
full The receipts a,c considerably lighter they
enough - make iul but not very heavy breaks good
deal Of good and hEc manufacturing tobacco is opening In
put up tou soft Planters who have such tobacco yet 10
prize, viii crnsuIt their interest very materially by pzng
in dry order n. VI. MARTIN IL co.
Sales "f tobacco By ~ NJ MARTIN II Co Henry Russell
Is hitS, a 81 IS NJ S 25 al 50 and nj y r.
Hicks NJ G2; " K lray. at 80 ard 10 oO; ID II
Chamber nj II So Jrp K Garland at 90 and Il, Mrs
a. ana and Is; : E.es at IS 50 and - 25 Dr. Jno
Bate at 80 Col Wm Fleming, hhds, al II and al
II rs; Mns<"mours s, 81, 9 y 25 and 49, John
billiard at 6 s. and 49, ? Cooke, al q?
nj IS; K II Hunt Al Is ana Ii a King al and y;
J y Mallory, at7 " Edwards, . att IS and g. J
Rt"ia.s at5 50; perkinson, at 50; h b Hunter,
n, L 80; 4 Williams a, Simms, at %, IS II
and IA 70; Dr. W Hawkins, at 50 9 IS and g.
JOSHUA Watson al 25 and 10; estate " f lhrowe at
s 50; Turner a, 10 and 10 62 Tutor at g.
r Russell , 25 and 50; K 5 Watkins a, and 10
IS; h Lewis al and 9; John Rice, nj so. 10 25
aud Il 25 W "A Read and F Moss, at 25 AMI 50; W
+ I.umpkin Il 10 25; } II Bfaswell at 6; WilIiam
II IS and II IS; G II Oliver al 10 and 81 W.
peasants, | n; 9 so W IL Thrower. at g. Col W Har
per. at 25 Simon Fleming, 6 al 25 %. Is, IL u.s.
Il IS and IA -; DR. |. Stamps, at . and To- hhds
al D. ". Harrington, nj !; 7 Saunders at and %
Cn W X Baskerville. a = IS so 6, at s 50 AMI 9
5O Mark Alexander Jr at g. s. IS, and 50; Rchord
IS and 90 + * 6 w Aston, at 49, Bridgfnrh,
at 9; J B Walters at so; Rev F H Mcclure, at s
S5 \ l. Stnton, | al IS; and hhns Col VIM Elem.
ing, , AT II so III Is; NJ II. and al lI Baxter
Wilson at H. al l5 and al so The las, hhds 10 Jas.
II Grant; three last and The hes, OF Col Fcmines.
or his Worlds Fair premium brand The labels for which
represent medal awarded hun for fine Chewing
Tobacco will WORK under that brand other BAT
he finest manufacturing tobacco"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
For the Enquire,
MIR. INGERSOLLS LAST TOAST

On the S!h Of May great dinner was given oy h! Geo
Peabody formerly u shopkceper in Baltimore, TO large
company eighty five Americans and siSty.hve knghsh
quests Several Counts CouGtecscs, Lords, &c. WERE OF
course present
Mr. IngersoIl gave the following toast:
s"Ihe ueen President Of the United States he Eeo-
nile If The Ucited S,aes and of the United Kingdom The
two great nations between which, one common origin mu-
ua interests and friendship every day stronger ara &C.
me- a.ng the union created same language one same
liberty one same religion and the same laws
The philosopher Of Athens Socrates, used TO say iha
"r,an learned something new to hs very last hour We
never the truth Of this assertions but nowlthstand
ing our vcneu,ion for Socrates and his naIlm5 we sh:
never be able learn that any friendship can exist between
the admirers of Uncle Toms Cabin and the fifteen slave
S,ues 81 the American Union; that laws are the same
"a those which prevent Hebrew from sitting IN Parlia
ment-tha John Bulls liberty Is the came az that enjoyed
IN the United Stacs; but above all what passes our wisdom
is u learn wha Mr ngesol means 5y s1meiesS OF tsl
gon" II cannot be The Christian religion "r GU! Hebrew
brothers enjoy rights with regard to the General
Government as Christians do Does Mr. :! aude 10 the
Episcopaians who constitute properly speaking the cl
zion Of Grea, Brain7 These, amongst US. are merely
sect He be supposed 10 speak OF the Meodl-!s
Baptists since those denominations are split between
Northern Southern. AS the Presbyicrians-hc Nor.
lhern New School being the eve oil accommodating,
cha rlnby brethren Of the South-they cannot be the
people alluded by Minister in London There re.
main the Carhoics although this denomination be very
argc-betwccn four and five milons-we do mol suppose
John Bull sympahises very little with those who acknow
ledge chief in religious matters.
Being thus loss guess al the meaning OF Mr. In
gersols toast shall wait until he peases TO give US an
explanation Of H. which hope will not be long, Tor, II we
mistake not he is on his way home. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
led.

DIED Presley. IN King William County the residence OF Mis-
Geo iJatsr, about mai y or the t OF uEr Sih JOHN
BRYAN VI. ID about =. the clrt Of John T.
and Elizabeth ryar Ea.!e r"i Gloucester 81 atniu aud
ballet AL The cNp.;5 81 the best medical
endured l"uus Dr Bry
h! through saI's aud become graduate
Prnmsylvap,a UuI.crsIy, his
forth The theatre"i human HE
he fond iitrr and devoted mrhcr with HIM. wh-n he sunk
they rusO'ct wIh he hope tina, ;he
vinur . chIL before as irIt hade farewell
cath HIS expressed ~ weeping. pray mOr
whist reclining tr nUmu his father ba' NJ kew that
slGrer and bat that is SviJu lad
Ell 10 HIM. an! Ia! &! his u.C aud lie
'lr like thai i 'sc!rsnDT iIStl' without
TIM y1ug gtnlfm blessed With -emln
'siy al chIis Ear.u pledged III los he oady
ulr wuH.i partner i.lt PROSPECT
4'Iy ,: !:,le, Vii,
.""io Nm. n'nth ,Hd-d Ia depart ard leave
he ~oru, Til. Providence Nav the
loHe a. cbfncCct h AZ friends
and Lct them ii-asS iher ,sn
ready Aacr got e ifnons
i=iy pni moi "n 10. convenient season.
a FRIEND or THE FANIIi.
r,AI,L, -IrI.r go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
( From The l'rrsby:erian.i

"Tc longer We look at This subject Slavery the moro
fully convinced ! The hes, friends Of the slave arc
the jewellers in hi own South In that South those WIN
received him poor naked savage fresh from Africa and the
horrors Of ire middle passage they have clothed him. fed
% Visited him IN sickness have taken charge Of his child
rem 10 infancy AMI provided for him in he pless Old age
nave 'aSh him SavOurs Name and been instrumental
ia se"i"s abroad in his heart Sav0us love- and prepar.
III. lo' nun crown and Kingdom in Heaven. whole
hun 81 ms people have grown up here ana under the ge
MAI ilencc OF Southern homes, they have been elevated
rom oafoash 70 civilization and chrisiianzation with
rapluy ana 10 an extent 10 which history shows parallel
part OF MS people nave gone back Africa bearing with
them lie priceless treasure of the gospra am
Pile for all their hardshps going 10 loin those
already there; others are 10 and what is be the ns re
suit VIII he Known perhaps, in that day when Eth.., shall
stretch forth her hand 10 Cod In all this process eeya
ing IN Inc mass whole people from barbarSm, whose
hands have pied The lever bur those of Southern men
no have had The responsibility cure yeXation expense
even 1" me Impeachment -" their lands and their families
but me people OF HE Souhl We believe that God 10 his
providence Is working mighty for Africas sons
nom III their and IN this land through what the
Tines seems evil and that the final development will
iu I" Joy and aadncs and the re-nis will then be traced
10 their night when Uncle Toms Cabin shall have
cHbled 10 the dis aud Ms. Stoves NAME her silver sal
yer, AMI her British banqucrs remembered no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
To BE CONTINUED.
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

The E,ccrtiye Committee the Exchange Hotel on
Thursday the 70 Ii 81 May 1853 Present PEilp ST George
i,urkc PRESIDENT Booth, Troy, Bou~are OVcrton, +. e.
{ufr and Williams.
Wm Allen Esq Of CIarrmonr having oblisngly rendered
10 The Virginia State Agricultural Suciey the oi his fields
ut Cures Neck for the trial Of Reaping Machines in the
cOmag harvest,
Resolved hy the Executive Committee That Mcssrs D.
~ u,yall f. Rufin, Jr A. p. Cr-nshaw Robert Douihat
~ 4 SrIdcn James b Jones und Henry Cox be appointed
Committee 10 superinend the trial of Reapng Machines
At Cures Neck James river during tie coming harvest
and hnt the Of all such machines be- hereby
invited 10 send machines there and have Them ready
puncuay the timc 10 De hereafter mere particularly de
sgnatcd
G,-uclt NJ d Richard Irby, Edward o. Watkins Rebt ".
'rayor Samuel Bail, and - Baylor Z" Sandy Point, be
Committee with power to MI vacancies occurring IN "
own hudy-tnO less than five of whom TO ac-who niI.
testing BY m and fair trial. the comparative merits Of the
t rent machines offered for such trial plain and
an uniua,ed surface wheat of tall and lu1uriant,
well az OF shorter ard thinner growth and also, If pact
cable on o lodged or tangled condition, shall
award the premium .; itty dors, offered by the society,
The inventor whose machine Under The varied circumstances
f trial shall prove in their Judgment the 6es. and most r.
ctre in its opection and that they make report the Ex
ecuvc Committee Of their award setting forth the principal
rr,snns which shall have Influenced them in the premises
which IepuT, shall be read publicly with the other reports
on premiums the Fair proposed 10 be held by the Society
in November next
with commendahr heray and enlightened public spirit,
rendered 10 Virginia State Agricultural Society use
If eligible ard cOnndUuS grounds within the limits OF The
Civ and having likewise offered the buildings and
fixtures which may be found necessary for the accommoda
ton the FAIR proposed 10 be held by the society IA
Resolved, That the Executive Committee, behalf Of
SOCIETY gratefully accept The ot!zr OF The City
Council and that The first annual Cattle Show and Fair be
md hereby appointed IA BE- held in the City OF Richmond
Oh liz rst second, third and fourth days OF November
r =!y.t That The President be Questcd 20 c.poud
al iiscIcIicD, with gentlemen eminen, for know ledge oil
and scientific agriculture for the purpose
abng him loappVnt suitable person who will engage II
deliver the Annual Address before tho Society IN genera
meeting al the Fair.
Resolved, That The supplemental report Of the Committee
appointed enlarge the Scheme OF Premiums de- Rules
and Regulations FOR the Fair be- and il is hereby adopted
and that The Recording Secretary by directed 10 publish The
in the Planter and the newspapers of this
CITY Oh. WILLIAMS, Rec. Secy.