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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28
JOY TO THE WORLD F.!
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER

"A N n IL IL II II.
For the entire eradication of all Pain.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDY!
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT!
One twenty-five cent bottle will do more to con-
vince you of its efficacy, than all the adj
vertisemcnts in the world!
IT is WHAT IT'S NAME DENOTES,
A PAIN KILLER.
Physicians say that Davis Pain Killer is one OF
those nice little articles which is calculated to re-
licvc an immense amount of suffering incident to
human life. Its action on the system is many
times like magic-sO instantaneous-the pain is
gone at once
no medicine was ever discovered equal to the Pain
Killer. Ii is used i'm certain externally and
internally but never eternally, like too many prep
aratOns. Full directions accompany each bottle
Perry Davis Pain Killer almost immediately
cures the following complaints, viz: Chill and
Fever, Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, Diarrhna, severe
Burns, Dyspepsia Painters ChOlic Piles, BOils
general Debility, Coughs, Headache, sudden Colds,
Pains in the Back and Side and various other
complaints, in fact it is a PAIN KILLER!
Notice to Dealers In Pain Killer.
The name of Pain Killer belongs exclusively to
the Proprietor of the medicine. That right has
been recently sustained by court of law and
any person found selling an article by that name,
and not of the manufacture of Perry Davis 4
Son, will DC prosecuted.
Beware of n " Pain Killer" manufactured by one
Andrew j. White, Buffalo, Wy. 1t is q base coun-
tcrfcit, and all other preparations in name of
Pain Killer" that Is not manufactured by Perry
Davis a. Sons arc spurious compounds calculated
TO deceive the people. Buy of regular agents and
take none but Perry Davis Pain Killer. You will
then get that which will give you every satisiac-
ton desired.
05@ Principal Office for the sale of the genuine
Perry Davis Pain Killer, in the southern and west
crn States, No. 7, College Building, Cincinnati
Ohio. j. N. HARRIS d. CO., Propretors
10 Brinckerhof & Fcnton, Chicago, Wholesale
Agents; Ferry d Sons, Agents at Grand Haven
w. G.. Henry Agent at Grand Rapids; also for
sale by all principal dealers in medicines through
the State. G1yn100.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28
NOTICE..

Annual Tax Sale.
OTTAWA Co. Trcasurcr's Office,
Grand Haven, Sept. g. 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual tax
IN sales for the county Of Ottawa will be held ut
the Court House in tho village of Grand Haven on
Monday the third day of October next commence
ing at o'clock A. NJ, and continuing from day to
day until all the State tax lands and all the lands
described i'm the advertised lists are disposed Of
Payment to be made in State scrip, specie, or its
equivalent.
Notice is also given that the list of State tax
lands has been received, and may be examined at
this office. MILL GEO. PARKS, Co. Treasurer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28
Clothing! Clothing !!

ID ECEIVED by Propeller POcahOntas last week.
III and now open for sale, an extensive assert
mcnt of Fashionable Clothing Fancy Stocks
Neck Ties, Plain and Fancy Linen Shirts, &c. Call
and sec FERRY & SONS.
Grand Haven, May "a, 1853.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28

THE MAIL ROBBERY CAsE-MiSsing Letters.
edward Sullivan recently arrested for mail
robbery, has confessed bis guilt, but duplicates
other parties for whom the officers are now in
search.
A large amount Of mail matter has since been
found, and all which could be traced out forward
ed by Col Broadhead, the Postmaster here, to
tho proper destinations. Envelopes and frag-
ments still on hand show the loss Of letters to
the following persons, viz:
w. ii. Kane, Howard, Michael White,
Detroit; Samuel Stahl, VIM. Stahl, Berrien
Springs; John Randall, Ionia; Miss G. s. linus,
Granville, Kent Co.. Cook g. Gum, q. Rapids;
Franklin Foster Bridgeport Centre; Prof X.
Dunn, Spring Arbor; Mrs. o. J. Mcdonald, Al
gonac, st. Clair Co.; Il. M. Beach, Mt. Clemens;
O. H. Rowland, Worthwhile; Miss Amanda &.
Ainsworth, Yorkville, Kal. Co.; Miss Helen M.
Stewart, Paw Paw James S. Milligan, Benning-
ton, Oakland Co.
There are also portions of letters from e. II.
Holden no post mark or address; J. nj. Cham
berlin, Ogdenscurgh, and Il. Chapman Eaton;
one from Elizabeth Chopin to Joseph Huber
and CATHERINE Huber, no post mark, nor p. ..
address one signed by Hannah Chatfield, with
no direction. bet. Free Press, 18th.
GOLD MINES IN MANE.-There is no doubt,
says the Boston Journal that gold may be found
in Maine, but whether it can be obtained in suf-
icient quantities to pay for digging, is not so
clear. The "fever" has broken out in new
spot, according to the following, which we copy
from the Norway Advertiser:
ave learn from authentic sources that gold
has been discovered on the western branch Of
the Sandy river, in the town Of Madrid, Frank
lin county. A company of six, from Massachu-
sets have obtained a lease of the land OH the
river about two miles in width and of sufficient
length to include the extent of the mines. They
are now operating on the premises. Three men
can wash out from $40 to $3.50 worth of gold per
day. And our informant saw some of the spe-
cimens, which had been tested, and judged to be
finer than California gold Don't all start at
once for the gold mines"
The Lewiston Falls Journal says:
Mr.. Il. J. Foss informs us that he has seen
some specimens of the gold found on the Sandy
river, and that experienced California miners
pronounce it as pure as any to be found in the
gold regions on the Pacific coast. Why should
there not be gold in Maine as we'll as in other
States of the Union? %
The Portland Advertiser has also heard that
gold is found in Franklin county. That paper
says
"A friend writes us from the vicinity of the
gold diggings in franklin county. There is no
question as to the existence Of god while the
region, according to all inductive notions, must
be very favorable to its general diffusion. The
east branch of Sandy river, where they have dis
| covered tho gold, comes out from among the
Saddle back range of mountains, the highest in
that section of the State. This range has per-
fectly natural connection and affinity with the
mountains about the Chaudiere, or the Canadian
gold region, from which of late, come very fiat
tering reports"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28
ESTRAY.

DROKE in to my enclosures, on section Is in
I'D Town North Of range II West, (bcing in the
organized town of POlkton, Ottawa Coz one brn-
die stag and one brindlc OK with white hind legs
which said cattle have dstrained for damage
done my crops and for the reason that there is no
sufficient pound in the township Of Pokton in
which unruly cattle can he impounded) which
said cattle the owner can have by proving proper
ty and paying all charges.
Dated Polkton August % 1853
Ttf llOI CHARLES WILKINSON.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28

was about II years OF age. Ills parents reside
at Flint. The body has not yet been recovered.
cay- Below we inserta communication from
Mr.CHAPIN, announcing the death of HARVEY w.
HENRY of Newaygo. Mr. II. was young man
and formerly, as we arc told, resident of the
State Of New York. The last two years of his
life was spent in tho practice of Law at Neway-
go. BY reputation he had become generally
known during this time to most of our citizens.
A few had made his personal acquaintance, and
by all such particularly, his untimely end will be
most deeply regretted
MUSHROOM, Sept. "a, 1853.
Mr.. EDITOR 1t is with painful feelings that
must announce the death, by drowning, of
HARVEY w. HENRY, Of Newaygo, in Lake Mich
igan under circumstances as follows:
MIR. HENRY and myself left Grand River yes
terday about 10 A. NJ. for Muskegon in my
small sail boat with wind at South-W West, and
found after getting outside considerable sea from
the westward. After about two hours sail were
abreast of Muskegon, sea making very fast all
the way. In endeavorng to make the harbor
'o""" a. u0uiO'uouo Do" VII viz ""i' oPPo"e" W
the strong current Of the river Here we swamp
ed, the boat turned keel up and soon drfted on
the north bar. AS soon as felt footing, appre-
hensivc that the boat would be carried by the
current of the river into the lake, left her and
assisted NJ. Ii. to discngage himself of his over
coat. lie then told me that he could not swim.
kept hold of him with one hand. The break
ors soon drove us off the bar into tho deep wa
gain the beach until almost totally exhausted, |
was forced to leave him to save myself. BY the
generous assistance of Mr.. VANTAssEL and Mr..
HAsKiNs, the body was recovered in about thir-
ty minutes, but every effort could not restore it
TO life. w. CHAPLIN.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28
Drowned.

On Thursday the 22nd inst, HENRY MERRI-
MAN of Flint, Genessee Co., was accidentally
drowned in the lake few miles from this place.
Mr.. NJ, with two others had left this port for
Chicago in the French Anna, small fishing ves-
sci from Saginaw. In the evening about o.
clock when three miles off Port Sheldon he was
struck by the boom and knocked overboard.-
The wind was blowing fresh, the sea was rough
and all attempts to discover the lost man proved
unavailing. The vessel and those on board had
recently come from Saginaw. The deceased
was about 81 years of age. His parents reside
at Flint. The body has not yet been recovered
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28

DUNCAN d CHAPLIN, Attorneys & Counscllors
at Law. Office in Parks building.
X. w. DUNCAN. A. nj. CHAPLIN.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

UST Received large assortment of Dry Goods,
81 Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, &C. Purchasers i'm want of goods will
save money by buying of me.
III. MARTIN.
Grand Haven, July A, 1853.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-28

MACKEREL the best quality now on hand, and
WI for sale by FERRY & Sons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

Mr. MART from the Committee Finance, reported
BAL concerning the plyi;rni .! parish ev!es.
PETITION.
By MI iRESTo:-Oi Daniel II! !lOSe ma other, ahn-
ie establishment o hinc! Bank in The Town o Blacks
buIg
RESOLUTION
By lir. PREsToSIiII The committee on Roads ard IN
cfn:! Navigation enquire into HE rxpetirncy !ncorp@-
rating company HE eo ajd re G;t> principle
the purpose OF co:S,'nGa. turnpike ra4 !'om Solomon
Susscts on the ilSvlc and Floyd Court House roGd -
the Virginia ard cnl.Ssr" Rail Road At ur near thC t0w
oi ChrlSunsburg III Montgomery county.
Bills PASSED.
IN cngrcs=ed bill provide 10: constructing ;Io Caas
vile and Chapnan<slc TuIn;.Se in wAyGe aHj Logan
counties, ,akcnuf motion Of .r. WEtImAS who a.
vacated il, read thri tiuc and passed! &C. 81
i bill authorizing the Incorporation ii The Cranberry SUM
nit and Era.,oavH rGrn2hc Company, motion Of NJ:
ZISS. taken up, read lfd Tine and passelayGs 81
noes 3i
message was received from tie Senate by Mr. T.
wo informed the House that the Senate rcedet from rhc:r
disagreement 10 the amendments o The House 20 Ire biz
conccrning "ihe Seiboard aud Roanoke Raj! Road Com
pany.'
NJ. SrEEp Withdrew his motion Of yesterday
der the vote By which the b 10 authorize nc Orange ana
Alexandria Rail ad Company to extend the. ,i road T.
Lynchburs" had passed the House and rhrreupon
crcd that Mr.. BARBOUR convey said bill 10 The ) nate an!
request their concurrence
An cngFos>cd bill tu incorporate the capital Stock Of the
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road Company. and 10
thcrize the BOad Of Puzzle Worhs 10 Subscribe behalf o
The State for thrcciths q: such increase, taken uN N
prhr pursuance Oi the order al The day and on motion Of
Mr. BASRyrs, the rules 'u-fcndtL with view % Re
Cohs!'t thc ny WEIGH me same was l - I't
uing. On Mr. RARBvuR's motion ;ic bill! wasihn amend
ed, and ndc, read ri time and paSscii!cs 20
noes 90.
bill increase The capital stock Of the DanvilIc ana
Wytherc Turnpike Company, was read th!'r! 'Nc and
passtd--ayc> S. noes 80.
bill Ia increase the capital stock Of III" ShESlon Turn
pike Company, pa>-cd-nycs 81, noes -
5i 10 incorporate "t"c Rapid Ann Navigation o"nia-
ny" on motion u Alr kErsER was ia! upon ''s ithir
bill providing for the elections by the people tor tie an
pOrIonment OF representation. qualification and nv,.
al voters The meeting o electors al Ff.Sdcn! ana wee
President and Prescribing ruis Tor contested nr' ions
ing the order The dayOn motion 81 NJ BsRuorG, was
postponed and made The order nl IA" dav Tor Wednesday
"a OF February.
Various bills read first and second m. md hid
aside for further arun
On at Mr. Moon Of Jeieson, the l!oGs" atIourn.
cd till to morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
WEp.EspAY, JaSrAuv %, 1853
SEI& ATE.

The psEs,pEST Lieut. tioT LEAEE presented i"f corn
,,nCa.i ms from the E.rclv" ca"@ing s':' m""'
=; nc condition. Of The E!ank ot VIRGINIA sri u the Hin"
,crr-r.' ard Farmers Brrl .; Wh.a:ln s; tie ' ''"
t,r = crmmuricar."n 'hc 'icras"G h,p.it'Gnut :"
n,.h., -; IN relation the ne" 'r>''n '!"a '' " -
o, IN, first On uia..on ul Mr. ti"iNGE. 50 i ~;
,f n j. and y,!,rei ;tas5. - ,rr IN ~ l. "
81 M S-vsYr wG~ afus-2i - = '.r ""n E!it'', go s'-
;,, If M.s.r- S-ua9r, EALo"iS .9i S"HTFET
communication ::o! The aoEse G Delegates ':' e"''
Tn senate agree, wh lie House IN relation: {" ;!s aa"h!-
,nne IN The bill concerning the Sca5oaEi IN! Hoa""e
Hai Road The other bills read and r'rfr'! Is was
mi, 10 authorize The Orange ana AsxA"cia it'' 'to"'.
;,,rpanv - extend :r.ir rail ol@ 10 LJnshoui2' f'1e
,ti. ncrni,u by the hands ri Mf. BAEE 'rR
On motion of Alr T.pB In" rules were ssreh"'' "c
Mr. f. was directed rtDl ;r loase y M Seni, '1
,inn an HE Seaboaid and Raaroso Kai ioaa bill
REPORTS or CrMMITT.ES
~ rr.r,rr from ff r,,rifiii.n Roads &. rnF@fi-
81 uous. n,r 10 an!ho,:z, Tie Board q iuhic ""hs =
..r-,rnc. ,ai!.cay from Gn"a.f'n 10 h@ ONO .I ~
~arc account inrrg1eGg tfG capital sIoc~ ui .'a ~
CAP Rail Road :,u'raay AM - incorporate ,t -"
psyi.,. TuTaisc tgn1lr" ~ Ill, ,naH!H - :. 49, -,
49,. ::rna,. bills rClrF0rat" Tie AfhuI s"i", N
,ad Company; and incorporating '''e ~ u"
nan Company? : r,,r, L., %
i,r S-ovAlL f7om the committee oi nance g. y
r,ic,l House p prni}3 'rr the Fno'c c'.' ~
., he rc.snEe w accommodation i'' y ''r ''Ic''
Hr c.EsixGrax n.t;, .Ac commit ,'n hiah- 'e''r'
House bl aa,yr,1sa. ~. iNe"a"Ge 6a-N OF 10 "ii =
establish an uiice II l-yncnUuTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
For ,hs ENQUIRER.


Mrssrs. Eiors:-l haze been called on though the me-
dunn OF paper well other sources 10 say II vii
consent become candidai. for Commissions u! Pub
llc Works. II may be thought somewhat premature 20
make such announcements before The l:w dsrc'in" The
State and defining line duties AMI powers u the Conmis
has enacted; but "hou CONSIDER lG' geo
!ra aplcl district ttat may b. formed and
lie short that VA! rapsr before III" prntn:" day ~
rIclIon think bn respectful To my iGsnds and due 10
II concerned, that there - "lrc WITHIN
u The people O the duties ut which could moro
cheerful, all feeble energies than TO os" OF that
branch OF the public service
therefore w ln. ~ consent Income candidate only
,rssrrinu myself The ght submit u fair expression
Of public opinion b. pr"viuus - ir election
Nv position on the subject al lnterna! Improvement y
ru IaI 20 doubt; if II were bc The proper
-.y tina advocate ui The policy, and yri1 20 nuhc
~ anxiety al h" imprns cr"nis n ih' state "tfr
caIy tie great !,ar" !nrs prnssr! 10 c""pr" as n-'
~ uur :rsourccs v! justify and the pleasure "t The lcessa
lure shall indicate. NTy respectfully ;. '. HAYS.
GErxvILlE GumrE Ga, Jan l5, l-55
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
LEGISLATURE DE VIRGINIA..
TUESDAY, JASuAgv -, ISIS.
HOUSE as' D!!..t,i.tTi:S.


~ NhNl.'b HtSaipA.-lhe i6inI-h.l oasin"ss u ~"
m"G'"g srSs"n me h! =rHni'n@ 70 TIE Orange and At1
u'it ''''1 '' N'&'S"h - "'f ''"'+ !" ''Sh''io"'",
nc Day .,la - asil'
W. MAG:z rom H." Commute" %n Ci"'m1 made
rP'', n1se'.s !" tf'% !'"5i 'ah a'' if'.rn
ri til Tor The .ce o ke"td f'tg.' u iil'=s couGT
Ar WATs"S presented The petition :" citizens o lutsSi
c"nai,, P.'y'". modification .! iI"ii vs. laws
III H"HEaT@n% presented ~" :mr!nu:iI, 81 lie tunacs ~
" cy .! Norfolk, FTa. m@ authority IL rtah. n In.
d-gr:,"nt Ferry oc'r," lil ,i'y AMI lie - n"y-
mou.l
alf h""RF 81 harrison, '.gii.i ne petition ~ oisi
T. ii,srs and "h,t.. crnlG"" heI,all u! ltras.
Lndgl. 70 H. . .. -. 1'-hstU.- ASKING o. j.S'4r
Of u" al :" "git"r& 'Erm to"a"" too- O subscribing
r. I'm! stock g1"l'nT i'r 'ie purpose "i r;.saGa iHil
~ -1i ''"h ~ i'ati:~" ',,' '''noR'I p-ioS "tiG
.frilrd /" tr committee - Prop s'ions and tri.9arra@
iii. ScrTg pic..Grr! ;i.a"a u im cIt:2ens .! the
ttHmhs "l Preston, - erect bridge aver ~: Slnir
-. u 81 Brucc'"J II -l"-r'' "S
VI. th..'SGr" present ne p.'i'ion :" s",AtE
construction G! a turnpike lf"I hamilton Ht' - ne
Point o; Rocks III said county.
~ AH>s;I y r;r,.n. W." !; '' r ,E%nS I,si from
me 'i2i?nsn.' 't' ~ - - >! !,'.,, 49, -
!" ~" ni"".s'!.'a ~ s!.' t,,".s . h .,,;t,,, IA
me s'!d p,'I!sns M'r ;.,&'''' = ~
it"ads liid Internal .'a'1",',i ;, - ,,.i, y.,,,,
| MT. CARROLL pi'-th't" ~" i''l!t,o' :" ""',, = 49,
Commissioner "l the !ie'r"nc 81 1.'"I, Gum ',,' 80
d:1Gai amifi"s't' ~ '7 SI'' ''&cN -''' - - ''''
h..'e v' '!"'.''' ,;r rs ,;,;-,,., ,e n,l.y
MI "a" MIN 10, ,,y;r', :, ,,. ~ s,g. ,,,.y
On ia':itE g" ~ -. =. - =. 49,. :, - :; ,r, ,,'-
leave wa gwen 10 "'''r''" 80, -" l,n,.
aud company ash!"- - an 'N'"S''' " ~ " - = ''
rear ib' 'fn'y. : .,.,.,. -,
/ bill som the 'c"a'S, concerning tl@ '2t.'''' "'
nosc Kali Road C"npiay was 'ah'i. nP' o" n,'2" - 81,
WmEEaER and t's aia"ntms"t p''pi'ri y 'c y
the t>t amendment .! IL. i ,S' wa u ~. ~,
| On urrthcC motion u Mi. "HEELE' "'"'i ii
ic scnae 10 said bill were rec 4 '', =! "''
and ne '.IH was ";"S',' :, " t ,''L - - -, ''I
ne ',em5n,snis ~, VIZ r' m = r,,,n, ia .,cct wha
a!i a'"i'+,,. ','.'.,' r H. Cs,rr,S AKIN ~:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
To the Editors of tho Enquirer.

To the Editors of tho Enquirer.
WAsnIs6Tos, Jas 26, 1853.
,,ors If ma DosiSpsculaons on the future Domestic
Policy Foreign RelationsJustiec 10 Mr. Hantsr-H Hho
is 10 be Stereiuty Of State'
hive no an or sci c men to servo, and am not cnn
didatc expectunt for any office WITHIN me e '"c
President elect.
II was said by a distinguished mani think NaPoeonI
that ne was ia the habit Of laying aside his letters and o
scqueny examining Them and was renahane ~ ha =
alone will answer many Of the ide and some OF Inc VICE.
cd tales of the present day. ,,A
For some time after The late distressing atction WIN
which Gen Pierce was visited, politicians and letter
writer's comparatively silent on the subject OF
making" Sc. But again the work has cGnluenced ana
IN conneSon with IL Of the most extraordinary anu
u tutnors circulated and yet absurd ana RIDICULOUS
st y are 10 some they believed For instance
| Ing:
'aat MI rue OF Virginia. into Cabinet, becsnse tho
"noss WI" lii ." mad sig President wished also 10 nave
his desire, TO be associated -
IN the Cabinet with General
! Dix"
Now VIII venture 'o nfcd"' stou. t1.iag uny ATTIC
u ohaterer from Mr. Hunter 10 speak for him. ,ha, when
the time comes for him To speak ncithc- cf tho above
rumo,s will be found TO be true WILL ton on mn, o,-n re-
snonsibty venture another opinion and il is his ,bat
,nose who have heretofore and do rcpose
,h nrndance and (uilh(uness of MIR Hunter viii, bano M
cause 10 complain anything he may have or dono in
his ,te interview with the President elect should he
borne IN mind while others may speak Freely of things
which thsv r,uose may have taken place, Dir Hun,e as
man Of honor must remain for the present sen-and all
who know him as you and | do kno" 'hat ne would
nrefr submitting 10 misrepresentation sooner ihan vu
late any confidence which may have been reposea IN hm
His friends them have right 10 ask that me ana cifcum
| stances may do justice 10 all ,,,, - ho,
Our domestic policy is so firmly established, we nave
very little apprehension that any material change VIII "
made attempted and is not therefore matter VI sc,,
great Importance who may be called on 10 f Tue s.'
places connected with it assuming however, mat hey WI
be "good and true men,. Our foreign relations on le AZ
of March, will be found, fear in very crltica s'ae Ie
weight and purity Of character private and puolc man,
sch men hope ~e have; but how many have "e VINO a
no1on possess these requisites The answer s not eas
~ given believe however there is one whose service
e whole country eems expect. and firmly believe need
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We are authorized TO announce that b. r. Garrett Esq
will not be candidate at the next election for seal IN h
House OF Delegates from the county Of Halifax MI Oar
rett is gentleman Of enlarged views, and valuable mem
ber and we regret that he has made such decision
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

THE SMALL. TRADE OF NORFOLk.It appears
by statement in the Norfolk News that last ycu about
hundred barrels Of eggs each containing about
hundred Dozen shipped from that port The return,
including price Of The oats in which they were packed
is estimated $50 per barrel making total OF thirty six
thousand dollars received for vast amount Of oys
es vegetables and poultry is also annually sent away for
which the sum of three hundred thousand dollars is mod
crate calculation averaging thousand per day through
ON, the wear One gentleman who has devoted himself TO
the business for years has realized prof, OF nbou
$50 OOO The quantity of rags for manufacturing purposes
annually sent from that city is also large One firm alone
sends away about half million pounds and the amount
does no, fall short of million The cost OF these is on
an average about three and hslf cents pound and real
ICES profit OF twenty five thirty per cent making Inc
large sum Of about s45 600 c annual product Of old ngs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

NINE Wrlss who visited the Uuied States IN company
with The fortycipht Vcnnese children died on the ssh u
Al Vienna, leaving fortune of 100000 forins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

SENATORS SOULE AND DOWNS, who, it Is said
have not spoken with each other since the Compromise de
bate were reconced Monday, by the ntepos1on o mu
tual friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

We regret that Mr. Brent Of Fauquet county an'
Mr. Roger OF Barbour county precluded from attending
10 their Senatorial dutios by severe indispostion.