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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
N e W Arriv al.
HATS. CAPS g. MUFFS.
JOHN S. CONNELL,

- Has Just recsiyed a hea-
Wy stock of HATS Il CAPS
- from the East, Of every de-
~A scrip,ion, all Of the very la
test fashion and finest quail.
ty, which, with the stock on hand OF
home manufacture, renders his assort-
ment complete, all Of which he offers
10 his friends and the public generally
at the lowest prices, for
Cash. Furs or Country Produce
generally, at the store formerly occupied
by the late Jos. Vogin, in the Star build
ing. Also. Ladies' MUFFS, Of the
finest quality. beautiful and very comfortable
article for this season Of the year. Person'
are invited to call and examine his stock be-
fore making purchases, as he fiatters himself he
Gu n please al.
He has also large stock of Clothing which
he is selling cheaper than Jew or Gentle.
Dee. 30, l652.--tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
Tobacco.

An BOXES Virginia Tobacco, just received
4U and for sale at manufaet urer's prices BY
FORD & DRODILLARD.
Dec. Is, 1852.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
PntrouIze Home Manufacture.

THlS establishment, which has been
i in full operation more than two
years, has, within the last year, received
an additional set Of new machinery,
and the proprietors feel confident that
they are fully prepared to give perfect
satisfaction TO their patrons. Their
machinery being the
Best and most Approved,
and their workmen EXPERIENCED and
FAITHFUL, the Goods manufactured will
equal in quality any in the East or
West, and will be sod at prices as low.
Who will not patronize the home man.
ufacturer
When quality and price
are as favorabIel The proprietors trust
that merchants and others, wishing to
purchase Goods of the description man.
ufactured at their mill, will extend to
them their patronage. They are also
prepared to
Gard Rolls, Spin, Full, Dress and
Finish Cloths, Sha,ols, Blankets,
OR ANY KIND OF GOODS,
for customers, at very low rates, but in
all cases
the Wool must be brought Glenn.
P. S. Price for Carding Rolls-White,
&C.; Mixed, 6 10 7c.; Carding and Spin
ming, l5c, and other work in proportion.
@The most liberal prices paid for
Wool at the Factory.
Gallipolis, April "a, 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sugars.

IN HHDS. Prime N. o.
5U boxes Havana No. 1.
10 bbls Crushed and powdered, very fine.
so do LOAF, assorted Nos.
All of good quality, and for sale very low, at
No. |. Buckeye Block, by
oct Z oAKEs BUsKIRK.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
CHOLERA.
CHOLERA.
Cordial

AChoIera, Dy.enterr and Diarrhoca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
DIED.

DIED, Ihs ry o" Gishy, 3d, in The 42d year a" his
MI GEhlihh W. "iItsrE formerly OF louisa county,
buI Tor HE last WEN! te4t1 resident Of THIS Guy E'
funeral wall take place from IT. residence the Sout.Sie OF The
h. Saturday Alderman" al o'clock ils lriends and acqlaI
TAM, requested 10 attend vuloul further notice.
DIED his Residence in lie county of Dinwjir Tuesday Al.
the Ism oil ocoht WILLIAM IT, GOODWIN IN the ia
o Il-
ines ,cJu sJahy Gr,c best medical kill have Afforded
rclLi, 10
the Radiance vi MS sou Hntd ia fever fastened IN h' anu
wer" called !" 'h the spcsation OF all ever wise
and uvcrrurg Providence.
Few msn have vch more ae and loved. and few have died
regretted firnnss Eteness aituncss integrity bce'
ami his ana nncS right. the sPe,
did which narhc" me Outline OF hiI truly eoou
AMI noble tfei; hn ti social friendship ran 10
hcir WHICH T now oYr rwn with grief While his iruy
generous ann hsfhihLl him large circle
friends who Will '"hs aneIt him aTrconae rcnicT
which IL" ne were ah profoundly inspuc In what
aJ &c view hih whether friend or mas
Ter, aeGase can""i she @ aud glow the many
that entsaieH ilnty kcsr, friendship and pure
warmth OF affection d Beautifully blend To cheer aud color
his walk OF me- anu ."s ioEey .IIies .a bloom over his ION"
10 the feeling and shei OF those who arc sepItal ~ him
now forever with uislucna Cr.Lnsss cn,hred hs;
bleeding heaff ct are Very Whn Cannot forget hn
whose magnahmous soul chiefly delighted IN mnslerng the
comfort and happiness OF ote whuc coming eadnes
and whose presence centre Of Continual lie has lei
only anu eus mourn the
irrcEarab bic loss.
Nor biieT u: Inc lsas thai Inv
IL silence round hs yIrtry Urn.
STILL fIenlShins hcas, shall .:urmy glow
Stlii Lave with holy reverence Noun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
FROM THE PLAINs-INDlAN TREATIES.

ST. LOUIS, Nv IA party Of citizens arrived here last
night The Plains who with Maj or FirZrat
rcs sent 10 distribute hnnuitles 10 the Indians. Major
Fitzpatrick succeeded in making treaties with The CunaH
chee and Kiowas, tuualing 10 give the Two tribes for
limited period. SUCUJ per annum In RETURN The Tribes
nran the United SmIes right u way over their land
for rail other roads free passage nnmo esied OF oil emil
gran AMI liberty 10 establish military forts on the Nils
sour, ST..
The Indians also further spuate 10 surrender Immediate
y all American or hacan prisoners, and analn strict
peace towards America czens The Major MISC obtains
from the Sioux, Cheiennes, Arapahoes, and RrctLrcs,
amendments to treaty made by Col Mitchell at Fort LII
rane The Indians Throughout manifested friendly dispo;
son The Pawntcs, whilst hunting on the Pfaes, had
been Troublesome To sON. enigrants
The report oil the dca Of James Bridges is conIradCted
Tie health Of those hioncd FuTts Laramie and krar
ncy was good
4 party Of pawnees net the Salt Lake mail the Little
Blue river and after Some parey with The driver and guards
they compelled them TO up their blankets, md Then per-
mIltcd Them ~ proceed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
STATE AGRICIrITUR4I SOCIEry-

L
An adjourned meeting Of this Society held al Metro
potan Hall Wednesday night The President, p ST. George
Cooke. taking The chair.
As tho meeting called to ORDER the President
announced that DR.. S. Wilton, delegate from the
Southern Agricultural Society of Georgia present.
delegate TO This Society.
On motion Of MIR. F. Rufin, the appointment OF Dr.
Whten was ordered 10 be entered upon The minutes
Mr. Harse moved that tho thanks of The Society be
dered Mr. John K Edmunds for the able address deliver
ed the Fair ground and that copy OF the same be
cured for publication. Carried.
The President then called for reports from two commit
tees-one whom the subject Of eIecting Stale Agcu
tural Chemist had been beforehand other whom
was referred propriey of electnG Secrea
ry for the Society, at an ANIMAL salary.
MIR F. Rutnn, from the FIRST committee, informed the
Chair that they prepared make written report
owing fact that they had been unable TO
tain necessary documents but the COMMITTEES we're decided
and unanimously Of opinion that il was necessary 10 have
u State Agricultural Chemist.
The other Committee failing to report
MIR Ravio of Amelia osred tho following resolutions,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

SPEAKING TO THE POlNr-In commenting upon
the nomination OF Isaac ID. Hail. frecsOer for tho Office
of Senator Bristol county. In Massachusetts, the Boston
Post said, that "any who will vote for such cand-
date bellies The u Democrat and deserves the cxecra
ton of every friend of the Union and called upon 'he
Democrats Of Bristol county ID spun and rcpudiae such an
inccndary strike his from the list of their cand-
dates AID 10 supply lis place with whose owner &C.
knowIedges Tie obi cations Imposed upon all citizens by the
constitution of his country The BostOn Atlas asks the
Post what The P.oSLrnt No Guthrie and the whole admin
istralnn will these comments. The Post makes this
significant repy I'VE 1t the Atlas VITA the President
Mr. Guthrie and the whole administrations suy Eame
ly, THAT WE EXPRESS THEIR OPINIONS THIS sUpJYcr
We have AUTHORITY beyond tor 30
declaring. ~ Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
FROM N1EXIEO

BALTIMORE Nov. 1.-The Southern mail TO- night brings
p1pcia :on New Orleans They contain details OF Mexican
news received via Vrrn Cruz, up 10 the 2lsl ult
The battle between The iurltan reyoulonsts and the
MexcaH troops continued eieh, days The remnant of the
revouliOnIsls had ilrd To the mountains.
The cholera wss still prevailing buddy 10 Oj ica.
The Dariu officially BnnouncGs that money had been scnl
London 10 meet the dividend payable Under Tho Conyen
lion OF 1850
T~u hundred and siSy.thtcc rnhhsrs murdcr5s, nick
pockets &c. scn from MeAico Vera Cruz ur,i,r
strong escort.
The Spanish Ambassador still al Vera Cruz The
particulars Of his difficulty with The Mexican Government
had not anspired.
Horrible accounts Of Indian depreaons on the froptie
States continued Ia reach The capitil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

meeir. held At wesmorcIand Court House, Va, on
Monday the 9th day ui October 1883 Tor mo purpose q
between P0t Conway in the county OF King deotsr ana
sd Couu House. and the Improvement Ut the inh' i"c
lies al present extended The lower portion OF the North
ern Neck Of Virginia W. Adu Spence was called 10 lie
Chair ind John J B0wcock proposed as Secretary: .
Mr. George Fi,zhngh OF Port Royal having briefly dis
cussrd the practicab,y Of establishing said road, anu me
did i"sysn of weekly mails in country thu, sloHa
fash with spirit enterprise and thri introduced Inc 'o
loving Preamble and resolutions which "ere on hiooh
submitted and unanimously adopted
Whereas the Northern Meek of Virginia s Hecluded and
isolated in lis snaun hcnned in by The rivers anu t
Chesapeake bay and s great natural advantages OF ie
~ of soil and ncyhausbIe fisheries thus in manner ne
lraZed on of the difficulty OF access and exit from
said region for tho steamboats, ply Mt Irree MAR ann nce
tain hours and but twice three times week on the nv
in summer and cease 10 run ato9ethtt IN "lnte e
landings too, few and far from each other generaiy
without houses shelter persons awaiting the arrival o
the boat and Potomac bleak, stormy and sometimes dan
gerous
pnd heavily in the treasury 10 construct
internal improvements for other portions OF the Sine, and
has neither asked nor received any appropriations or suri
purposes herself; we deem IL now duty 10 ourselves
whilst u other quarters Of the State and OF the Union
enjoying, about To enjoy the advantages Of rapid and
cheap travel and communication apply 10 tho Legls
ature charter Company 10 construct plank road from
Wesmorcland Court house TO Port Conwny and to appro
pirate from tho treasury the usual ,hce.(lhs for the
slrcon thereof Such road Is Indispensable 10 tho trade
aud lrav Of five counties in The Northern Neck aud nsd
furnishing IN them proper null facilities and is expected
10 unite by Terry with similar road from Port Ruya 10
Milford depot, and will TINS increase The pros Of the Rich
mond and Potomac Rail Road benefit the trade Of Rich
mond, and bind the Stale more closely together.
On motion, il
Resolved That The proceedings Of this meeting be suhec
be aside confirmed by meeting of the citizens
the Northern Neck, generally which propose shall be
held at this place The first day Of November Court
take into confederation the subject OF the proposed road
and also The subject o better mail arrangements for the
Northern Neck.
Resolved That the papers 10 lIchmond Fredericksburg
and AeXanJa BIO requested publish these proceedings
w. ADOL SPENCE, Chairman
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CONCERTS TOMORROW.

CONCEhlo lO-MOhRON.
Tomorrow night The African Church, Madame Sontag
will give another OF her charming concerts breathing
the richest pleasure and sweetness But,
Ing tho place. will bu Witnessed Of the
thrilling that be imagined FREQ concert of
lrely English songs for the Sunday School children What
deep impression this generous and noble hearted
and wonderful artist produced by similar concert Phi
ladelphia f,w days since will be from the following
notice in the Philadelphia North American
Madame Soutags gra,ui,ous concert female pupils
OF tho public schools given Saturday morning. Ut the
National theatre, afforded Of the beautiful aud in
terestinG specaces wo have Not lees than hive
thousand chilIren were gathered la the building. Each
tier Of seats the paque and The stage crowded vii
them and the eye took in that assemblage of glad
young creatures clad 10 their pare with their bright
faces bsamng with happiness, the h. felt
fit to inspire the grateful feelings and
Of those hincs uf beauty which the poet hath said
"is q Joy forever"
Al tho benefac,ress who The pleasure of the
occasion attributable, stepped from side
tho front Of the stage aud stood In the midst OF her youth
full audience, bouquets OF flowers were literally rained
around her Thousand vi little hands whose innocent
and hearts blessing with every bud aud Bios
Madame Soutsg has, In her life sung before millions
Of people Of all and classes Concert rooms and Thea
cs crowded with brilliant companies Uf the rich the fash
lonaole and The ersdcatc ui many ands have Witnessed
her professional triumphs und her with the usual
compliments paid genius and art She will probably pass
assured that her voice. whom freshest and sweetest
nevet gave more genuine pleasure than when its and
woroled notes Tell on the Of the hundreds OF lille girls
who hoard her on Saturday morning. and that the
OIL It's MELODY, In association with oil kind and pleasant
Thoughts Of her. Will live greenly In tho hectOus those
sleeping tar away in some peaceful place Of rest her
native home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
MIR cUsHING's LETTER In BOSTON,

BosroH Nov. 2Tne free solrs list night, al their meet
ing Faneui Hail. had free discussion Of The
OF Caleb Gushing, Esq in regard 10 The coalition They
attacked with grca! fury, and denounced s author in
measured TERMS
There have been removals yet in the Boston custom
house. but the ucumhents fully understand that if they act
hereafter in favor of tho coalition they will bu decapaied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
MARYLAND ELECTION

Up 10 one o'clock Thursday night the following embraces
all that recei' ed from the Mary land election
BALTIMORE Nov. 2-l2 r. M.-ln The third Conurse.
sionnI District, the second, third and sixth wards
give Vansnut tdcm) .95l Preston Independently SIS
Preatons gain 367. In The f'n district four wards give
Welsh, lind whig) fur Congress- gain OF sci. II is ru.
he gains 500 10 the eighteenth ward Ii
son democratic candidate for GoVeTno has far 10 ma
joy. generally believed that the Mancaw ticket Is
elected.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

In Amelia County Court. :. ID cay OF ucLuber lS5a
Whereas has pleased Allwi,c Pr,y ichcs since the
Court To remove midst REUBEN BLAN
TON LONG al acting Justice III this COUNTY
Resolved That deeply AMI soicmnly depore loss.
good has ailc ono whose and example will long De
cherished in lhis community!
Resoej ID That We Lament the sad dspensaon that has re-
ycd who ttd 20 well all clailons OF iie we nave
him frcd ncshbor public ocsr In every STA
ion he has borne himself worthy Esee ccnmunia'ion
That OF these resolutions BE- transmitted 10 MA
4 Cpny-T.Ee: E II. COLEMAN, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

Literary Fraud OF III, serious character is charged
on London pubIshsr nry F.. Bohn. This publisher has
issued edition oil Dr. "cesies Universal and Critical
Dictionary, with The orgi,n lille page ond preface mutt
lated make il appear ha, Worceslers Dictionary has
compiled from Wet'ter's materials. The passage in
Wurcesers preface in wicl he says distinctly that he s
nat of having taken, single word The definition OF
single word from "ebstes Dictionary" entirely sup
pressed In tho London edon We know not what object
could bO answered by this fraudulent and most unjust and
luxurious proceeding on tie part of Bohn but doubtless
ONE onc-l Boston 1rcregsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
FIRE AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov LA nre occurred here this morning
Main street, between Third and FOURTH which buroed The
House telegraph Office Basis tobacco factory Busrards
grocery Tho former Establishments were eresy
damaged. Loes unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

KOSTA STILL IN rRlSON.--Tho New York Eve
ming Post publishes letter from Turkey. which
Mr. Marsh refused accept the liberation of Kosa on the
proposed by Baron lie Bruck, and no Is still la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES, ETC.

Bos7oS, Nov. p biIdng on Nlermack street. owned
by Earl Johnson, and occupied by Hermac Il Parsons and
Others destroyed by Use last night Loss So 600.
fireman, named Little Wa over and both legs broken.
together with large aGaun of lumber were burnt last
night. Loss, s25 000
Deputy Sheriff Bebbisas committed yesterday, in Wor-
cescr county, of being ar accomoljce of burglars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

Allegheny county, Va, has soted against the subscription
Of els 900 10 the Virginia Central Rail Road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

"Mr All Howard" tho american Ole Bull it seems
has been "dijdlng" the good people Of fredericksburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
BANK OF THE VALLEY IN YIRGtNrA.

BaSx OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
WiNcHEsTEn Ger. Is 1853.
To his Excelency JOSEPH JOHNSON, Governor Of Va:
Dear Sir enclose the quarterly reports OF thls Bank
for Isl Of July, and l5l of October, 1858:
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
H. M. BRENT, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
week. Grand Midday Entertainment each day at2 oc"cE
1hc Bnrcsue Chinese Iugcir their Terrific Fcats, and
Only v7S- 30 -a admission TO The mort attractive eo'
tue FAkIn oi; sivA AID his Rursq"., Ethiopian, Dps,ac
@ Ss sn T. e. Hs s 1Ett NC comta
Pr"!ieics. Masters chcs ana Lewis Rc., l.. d tcn
Doors open al 7-curarn risc- at half rast7.
For parll;uLIls. small bills. Nor Git
TIE ET3 as6 6Ri'Sa n 4Ropr OF CHI
NESE IUGGLEKS
y 1ysr h is5s ali or c T%rs 1ni Staa 1;
inGh,Iins tho Grea, DEcAplrA1ON FEAT, ID which til
The WONDERFUL KNIFE TmaowER vii apps. i" lbs srea, To-,
Of lMPAlIN'; IiiMAS EGDT no RuAED
B-1r- Admission - cents
rs r:r.ni Performance >ar"ia. commencing "
3"rock. ChI,iicn aud servants haif rsiec.
EnrnarLlcm.ar. 70. .".ll nlLl+. N@.- q
THEATRE.
Friday Evening, November 4, 1853,
MencMXs = OF VENICE s ,n.. ,,.,u
Henrietta, Miss X BaGnaa
Dance YOUNG COUPLE. Mss 49,. NJ '' n'.:,
G iisn1isiia, M i'., ( B Bs's"s
cn i? :siS59! SALUTE T.j I'f
So D1o1s Spn a.7 Performance TO comn,encs a
o'rlmE. NO.I-
NFKICAN CnUKCn.
NTApAME SnNraGS >sc"nd AMI Last CONCERT, ." sATIN
Last appeaa"te Of PAUL JULIEN ALFRED JAgIl, All 81
"'''''' PROGRAMME.
/. rlANo-The Child OF the Regiment, VIII
VI Fal T.. sta % sse BOOK Of Concert
B ARIA UNA vocE halter Of s,lo Md s'a'':
1 ;i:i H9I v.Ifz N rs" s,.5
. THE ;F'"'"@ " sS4 Concert
'N" tSr Translation Concert r. NJ.
7. The cslril.tA POLKA ARIA ,.,..,, n MI S'"'9
T FIAS2 As H" H6sE o. f saHa ~ "' s
E 1rr %1 lSs" e peg Concert II, No
i" T T Ms hS Ssrc p"' !"F"
Mai Sontug and Signor Roc"o.
The n~ a. .t Gn ." @ at M. or any, %" n S
TAGS C0NCEWTS Win r9ry HOOK win be copy
Containing the sss Song Polka ARA the Ricti Waltz and he
Linda Aria, arrange Tor the Piano Forte, mak"s lie"
rs- Price for the CONCERT n,nK; including the SoTrAG
GEMS = rnc hi 81 srcS SEa s HEssI Haul
81 AND 81
i" be had Dook ere of Mr. JAMES wonnlI%,sF NJ
3g Main and on the ess"ns Of The Concert u" tho door,
OnsATuRDAYtaes 81 aud ssm,,"'ns s. sra,1,
Tie Free CONCERT for The SUNDAY sCooLS Will t4k"pi
n the mcrning at II ;. "t"cs o.
The regular Eyemm. Concert comncnccaa 5. Nov W
MADAME IESi sH;. IA S0NT I;"Gs
yr,lIE nb Il, are respectful. I,mch that Madame Sonas has
the "resa'i TO- atrs ses Ia%o%| c" Get he
same ian q. IN Philadelphia Boston aud other es'
The T Rs%" AMI ia. much pleasure IN say"
this prrirc met w!h their lni approval It vii, be CAIN"
EnI rarcuas place U meeting aud OF general araie
nen,. viii made public by the respective Mmss - II"
Cs NnS % "' Manager of the "Sonae'' CONF.
pNEPAKING FoN fUBLIcATIoS.
10 f.'rs ,l. If,I IIpr
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s7,777,55s IA $3.50 639 OF

FARMRRs' BANK OF VIRGISIA, Ger. 81, 1858
The undersigned Directors OF the Farmers Bank Of Viz
gna certify the foregoing statement mas been examined
and is believed 10 be correct.
THOMAS II. ELLIS,
r. B. HAXALL,
JOHN f. WADSWORTE,
JAMES BOSHER,
THOS. w. McCANCE.
STATE OF VIRGINIA., Cry OF RicHMoNo. 10 pa:
John Adams smith Cashier of the Farmers Bank OF Viz
enia this day personally appeared before Justice Of
the Peace of The City aforesaid and made oath that he AN
nual made from the books OF the Bank ana
from the quarterly received from the Branches Is cor
rect to the best OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this, Sd day Of November, 1893
K. NJ. BURTON, J. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
BANKS OF VIRGINIA.

FARMERS BAsK OF ViRGIsrA. ?
RrcHMoND, Nov. ,, 1853.
~ Ills fscclfncy JusErm JoNso. Governor al Virginia.
Sn ln conformity law. herewith enclose conpn,a
dive of his Bank including the Branches, on The
ls Oct, 1852 and Isl Oct 1883
Very respectfully, yuurs &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
SALES OF STOCKS

TOBACCO.-The market continues steady al unchang.
IA leg, but without much animation
N H. MARTIN a co
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lsl Oct 1852 and lsI Oct 1853.
Very respectfully, yours dc.
Comparative STATE Of the FIrmers Bank of Irgina inru
dn he Bruness on the Isl day Of OtoJer 1852 and Inc
Isl day Of OtO5er, 1859.
Oct. |, 1852 Oct. 1853
Deb. outstanding Sb4V1 G9I 81 S7l2l "a ~
Sterling bills ,o o2o1 as is 3o3 80
Stoke 52977 SO ~ 5I5 50
Specie S4S.27i Ia $50 43J u
Notes and checks of other Banks 26073l ~ 1893 43l 81
Real estate POP. $40 IS 1856 1872 81
s7.777,5s9 IA s567963s Ul
Capital stock SO O0O 900 90 s.. l0O,9OO 20
NoIea In circulation 2,757,l77 % 06l SOL bO
lndiv iuas deposits ! 5U4 SG2 S. e93 Gus "
Surplus reserved fund 3233l9 81 1853 3jG 81
Profits of tho Institution $685. 20 lG9243 81
Due 10 other Banks 75i5O 81 1851 5a
In :ansilu between parent Bank
and Branches 2l946 SO 2O.99i 50
81 TT ESQ Ia "a G7o63p M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

T:DNSE 3Tu!. iIsi ~
-. ..o,, a. s..lie on Friday Night 2sn a -
~ H saw a. very dark Gsy iotss nve ye'6S p h.
~, ,rin~ has so cus in the forehead up sha " M L.
las, GO white spot. i back ensGt
saddle sss PAGES and dy undo, ae BY
ret except when faiiGuca lao 'S " -,
cattle driver. 49, ,,, ri for nforn,ion By which ~"'
WI WI Address Shenandoah county. w uupp
Nov 4-clm. nv a
E1--.oos IsIhing and Carnage spongcs for sac
II Oct oS ADIE d GRAY, Druggists, l4'' ms'p @"
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,u,E sucrJor will eel lst day OF DecsnSst S. ,o
Ill E,tN in the County Of Louisa. on SCUM RIVER hp
uf Lanes IIrcr the Mc.srs Holidays ana ot
by recent survey 22.1 acres has On u ynr ,u..
Gu h,Lnn f,r small family other ont houses ncny.
W. nj improvements being originally rch ahu e. .n Ca.
my anf healthy location ic'c nhI g. - ar. al.o tic
,nn,,,a Il Ii well w4red, &C &c p nurrh,,inR by ;dr
hi. Land be shown 1cslI0" Do, Kourkes
I'm t Eeades who re.iIcs on the place. or Nj =" III.
sale positive o" the ' day Of p'es'" JNo T. HARRIS
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II. NJ. BRENT, Cashier.

State of The Bank of the Valley in Virginia, including lis
ilRices Of Dhconnk and Deposit, .lulY ], lS53.