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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
VUT.n!E FARMS FOR SAi.E.
~~-~c~o-C nHII>E FOR SALE.

Eaie Earie:Ici;<s AND UTHERS-l otter Tor eaif f., .ns
2.In on Mich s Isssf%r, ,iSa Snsi ls G ;'
tspoad @ anss. psFS' s1Ss W i WsS@5e.
Ter place aud s XII o wch - n:c iroiuc'ise wei WA.
t;ss o and in good o: ns sry sS used
as;rr clover Ond oAs' nsnnt a,e having been newly
s nnJ %d.G ,c; al necessary oubuii"S' 'h' NJ
r-s! condition. ,,,,.,-,. ,rsuryhsscI Ind
IL Ir,.,;o IN he county and tse e""sS'
,or reasons w!ic :,cn!rc his lrSssms. nc.
s.s%hsre S o. s,:on So wants in r'iH vrsnis ns
oaeH'e -. IL .ss rarit wou!1 be atnl!ru2y suited
S SStsF be- "a yw Ind CT accommodating terms, SpSl
ION 20 Ii. sctscr!ocr, wao -ohci's P''''
3;re:s G..rsas' r. O. Cero!!ue COUNTY =,
Aid'e''' WM C. RaTTAilE, NJ. j..
svo.sylyp,;a county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

The now Cent pieces, it is stated will be issued from
the Mint in tho course Of few days. They are con-
an attractive copper coin. On ous si3o i. the head
Of Liberty aud, the ,hr,een stars be;ag omitted, the
surface plain and polished Ihs reysrss ,s Inc same
finished. There 10 a certain amount Of alloy mixed
With tho "copper" and the perfection Of the die gives 70
the ooiu anish that has never before beon attan-
ID n our COPPER coinage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
VALUABLE FiRM IN HESRICO FOR SALE.
,bs dos andy


"E oScr .or sac very desirable farm in toe lower
w cal Amelia, shout Is miles from Petersburg and
Y ndss ,o2 Richmond. yips Ssp1ozins creek and
se"T lie st q: acl:e, Chesterfc!d and Irnwdc coun.
'ef ciia..I: abou: s3i aerer about 400 acres open
2a ros- IN c.;!tna; iy1ded into e'ts 800 In
III 'sa aad pine growth abc,indng in Barrel. Pipe Gnd
I'd aoer 2s !n fine bottom land mostly ire" from
n ol'o Azei . we'll wn;ered IN each held by six
a' rrtinSS and oy croeks bsviug fine prospect
e'er Iow,r aSnrttng OF the finest stands III the
''ur'y iof 'i!... Nj! Sc
'~ 'G'A'' .a'"e'n.;!on. :ern,s &c, apply 10
RuFFlE & AUGUST.
A;ns for Zoe sale aud purchase Of nnds so l;s
h.csrpuj I,x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
IFgcaI the Romucy lrrj A-s's

Thi. day unturl thehreezc tue banner on which
ia inscribed tho names OF the nominees oi tao De-
mocratic Convention. The name of Wise is u terror
to the w-Nuhng-. who will fight TO the last to de-
feat his election Let the democrats be united and
active and tho secret ntrigu-rs will see their doom
written upon the walls Of their dark council cham
bers u letters Of fire. Tho maine Of Judge McComa;
is no; ~ familiar. We understand, however. that he
il tower %! strength u the psrtr. Mr.. Bocock, the
present incumbent, is we'll known not 10 require
any recommendation. The ticket is strong one and
with energy tho part of the democrats, cannot fs
Of siguhl success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
DEATH OF 4 DISTINGUISHED LADY.

Mrs. Ann Bavar. OF Delaware, died in Philadcl.
phin Oh the 10Th nst.. in the 1ith year Of her age.-
lier father. Richard Bassci, the first CGited
States Senator elected by the State OF Delaware
Her husband, Jnr. y. Bayard, represented Delaware
in buth Houses of Congress; i'll 1901 ne vas appoint
ed Minister 10 France in 1914 he of the com.
rlssioncrs who negotiated the treaty of Ghcnt, uId
in 1878 was appointed Minister {" Russia lie died
the same yoar. Richard Bayard, son Of the deceas-
I'd Mrs. Bayard, formerly Charge 10 Belgium,
and Ja.. a. Blyard another son, is at present l.. y.
Senator from Delaware.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
NOT ELIGIBLE,

Judge Summers hes been spoken OF AZ Il candidate
for Governor at tho next election. The Stsunton
Spectator brings TO mind hat he is cons:!:utionnly
ineligible. The Language Of Art. vi, $50. II, Of our
new Constitution is:
NO judge during his term Of service, shall hold
,b scT can canp2in,men., or public trust. and
nor shalt he, during such term, ,r,th'n year
thereafter, ts sisst!c 10 dng ie|Ese'a .G'tt.
The Judge il therefore disposed OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

ret,o1, who is too we'll known for his legal know
ledge and acuncn 10 require any notice nj our h'h"o.
Taken altogether, ticket ]. S.ro' an'! uii u
ceptionnble could well b" inrnirdoiic when
every nun in tn" Stnte can support and do no ri",
cncc II his patriotism, du:v cnod citizen, h.
which we cnnGdcntly horr - soc elctt,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

FOREIGN NEWS EXPECTED. WEATHER, NC.
New YORK, Dec. Give havs no tidinZs Of the
steamers now due from Liverpool, and uense anxie-
~ for foreign news is tolt in nj! quarters.
The weather at this hour ~ VI Is clear Gnf cold.
Teams aro crossing on the ICE. Al Albany, the raer
curry is fourteen degrees below zero. At Boston it is
four above zero, and at Bangor tMane) seventeen
below zero.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
CHErTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

TVNuE Tract OF Land Formerly owned by tHe Hte I'd
II nuni a. Lockctt, decd lMng upon Tornahswk Creek,
ead adjoining The !auds W Nin:rea Jr Abuah Cheat
hs:a r and others The Tract contains 43i scres, md
Is well adapted 20 lie growth OF wheat oa,s ond To-
bacco and upcn It 1, very good dwelling with
ra,st Of 70. oecee.sry oucSoUseA
The place very beatty eud the society In tue oeSn-
bo.arod good.
about one.,rd 10 !c me original growth. and much Of
.: rsa;a3e: n pine, iot hich rnrkS may be had ut
Coslield p.pot, ,ha, beiay only q miles distant
ror terns, &c, which Liberal! u esrly application
be md e. apply % LOCKETT & PANkEY.
s.p. lS-cyit Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
DIED.

DIED On Sunday the l7th inst, a: bis resideaec, New
Market IN the county Of Hanover JOHN D. pOSWELL,
in the +.tb year Of bis sss- .--- '---.-
DIED. az Hsrr.,oubu-E Va, On Wednesday norr.ar.
l3th us st o'clock ster aaorr iness, CT typhoid fc
ye. JUDITH daughter Of MIs Frances Sln:ar IL the
uth year OF hor ass-Sa insasesdng child Vi s'Tee! All
sn.ss.e LSpo<ton-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
iHGiTIAI-ata CIRCUIT cOuTt OF ice city oil Kcs.

in"iHIA-st CIRCUIT Court OF tee City OF K!ch.
Toa,! o' he :.ihl Of civil cGuses, held on TIE 2:h
November, 1854:
T2u9a Of FRANCES F. Gwe,hrney, widow. and .
g II humphrey D. Gwsthmey, deceased, By her at,
y,s u! Il Appearing % ths Satisfaction OF tie Court
c an iy:o years hav9 elapsed s.nce the qualitics.
ordered ,ha; the creditors OF the ssd dscedeu,
on :as !5:A Cay OF January nexr, acuins, the
af delivery OF the estate @: the said decedent, 70
- snd iha! copy Of ,ai. order be published
1s cry. and thss copy be also posted atthe door
house OF this ci'y, on ;he ar.t dey OF The two
,so Court OF Rustngs Of tie said city
~ aCcpy--Teetes
>'--CENfH Ella R0pINsfNN. n,..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

BALTIMORE, DEC. 20,--Flour is advancing;
sales Of Howard Street at s. g.. Whent is higher
ana in active demsuL; sales Of white u; - TO e 23,
red 81 90 to 90. Corn is firm with an upward ton
ency saIes OF Fl UoO bushels Of whte and yellow a!
81 q 66 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
GR.NGE LAND FOE SALE.

M OF: "r :nr sale FARM containing IS, acres In
:ris klrosd wSn one mia 81 Ranid Ann station and
aoc' 5H' n:1e Of Wiuss mill Abou, 2s1 acres is
o.o 'es;dce IN woods, Of which good portion i,
F. iE valuable FOR fencing There 10 on the mrm a
80; Ae" comfortable dwelling Of four roon's-ihe
""-1s> ale ordinary. For terms. &C., apply to
RCFFN d. AUGUST
oOH';a. "sra's for tie sale aud purchase OF Lands
-, !!-cwti No. I'D Main ST. Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec. N.-Flour is 6run: sales o
good Ohio, at - 81 80 IS, Southern sS Is 80 50
Wheat Western mixed, 81 ". Beef unchanged nne
,r uodurlsa dsnaud. WhiSkey % oss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
[ENuIS lN I0 EIIE S0irICE ICE-SITL; 49, .I----;--T.L--;

.is:o.a L:l::ary Land Warrant, No 1906 for 315i
$aa hEDNiuGf one Of ;as asr. Of Lion,ennnt Austin
to. HI .c!"ce &c Lieu:snant IN the c,nt.ncn,al
aas .""a l"ci1ru..y !,s,; and sryicq;!or will be
e ''''"Ts- iepf Office, for :hr !,,ue oS scrip on
go q sti9 wsrIOni, II sccofds:ce with the 3,h
=! "a" rules end regulations .: su.d oc. dated No
10Y .Wh- la>e THOMAs BROSAuGH,
Vow is-cw3rn Wv '1'e' -'''' u ANU ''Onsugn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE, PRYOR s. DrSNA'HNf'
>>>>ee~-~~>.~~~~-~~S->~
wN RITcHIE g. ROGER A. PRYOR. Ep'IoRS.
THURsDAY, DECEMBER II, 1904.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
SSE S,-c--iw EUs. ROBINSON, Clerk

s.o.e sa WANTED, who has hsd come expo,
@ N nS.e g. sse charge for tho ensuing year Of Ffee
"u"'0'' SorIhsuponn Co. VI
~ s-os, WG. J. 8OFFlGAN, Trussea
CnPsvius P. o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

4 United States Bank was supported BY the Wh!g
marty because il was believed that il necessary 10
the operation Of the monetary affairs of the Govern
rnent The experiment o! near twenty years has
shown that il w,.s al errur.- LorisrHtc journal.
This is admission OF Of the most bi2ot-
ed Wing par,izuns III the country. Since the wisdom
Of Democratic policy has been proved in tho univer-
sal prosperity OF the couury is il not strange spec
tace to sue an an,Drinocra'ic organization kept up
with such pcrtinHciy Tho only excuse IL that the
managers Of the opposing pnre~ look 10 The h"nor5
and Offices alone. Tho above confession Of the Jour-
nal is truly say, ,hu Louisville Times, In accordance
will, signitican, fact in tho history OF our Country.
The grea, Democratic party has always been right
on ali great national .Iuestons, and tho Wing
party has nlwoys been wrong. The Wing
party was wrong on tho United States Bank
the Florida war. the Mexican war, tn"
annexation Of Texas. the acquisition OF California,
in short, on all the src"t national que.tion. which
havc acated the public mind for the nst half cenu
ry few moro yesrs arc only required 20 prove that
tho Democratic party is r! a: tt present ftms, aud
We shall doubtless live to rrad IN the Louisville Jour
nai, frank combustion that "thc experiment OF nrnr
twenty yolrs has shown that the Piorce admnis
traon wa, right, and the Wing party was In error.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
SALE OF LAND II FLTVlNNi.

HN0R sale, privately, tract of land, containing 'aO
IT acres lying IN Flvanna county, on the head wuters
VI cuasin CHAM Creek. 81 in originul growth.
!.s land IS peculiarly adapted 70 the production o. 70
hs'co of the finest quality, commanding the highest marx
r;r.< /, lies remarkably well. i. abundantly wa,ered,
sa prc.eGs ine and eoutlerp exposure 10 es
ssa. Tor me successful production o: wheat and tobacco
Ttsre upon the tract fair proportion o; superior
Sap.h land which would produce hcnry crops OF coru,
Nj n' be ,aade very profitable as resdow land being
S,i.n xix miles of Pemyrs the county seat. 10 which point
.c Is horse boa, navigation. great bargain cdn be hHd
: this l.n,! by eaTly application.
Hr W NJ Greasy, living sdaeen. 20 the tract VIII take
ts u show,ng it 20 any Wishing 20 purchase
'r5. 2i-cwft WALTER - tONlAlNE
aMLCABLE FAkM IN HESRICO FOR SALE.
WYE otter 10. sale Of the desirable and rau
w able farms in Henrco county, being but ~ mies
sor Rchnoud by the PLANK Rond, or miles by the old
pse road containing $50 acres LIS cleared OO well
~ IL covrr) the balance we'll wooded in pine and oak
s. improvements consist Of dwelling houee containing
N 'H,m. win sreploces good barn, good Zee houses
s irs) cooc kitchen. earringe house ben house, &c
&c we'll wa,-red IN every field; we'll and srrnss for do
e-tc There 20 or IS acres OF exceep. meadow
hai Also, 5ue orchard now bearing:
!o::e:ais, x:, Gpp!y 20 RCFFE j AUGUST.
HDy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

OLD Aunt Aoor.-The Warentou (Ve.) pepcra
anncunos the death of Ln ole co!o,td woman Of thai
village known and respected for the last forty years
as "Oh Aun, Aggy." She died 10 her lGith year, At
the residence Of Mrp. Lucy Jennings. Size was re-
markabie fo- kindness, honesty. intelligence, ooeti'
ence and faithfuincss. Such servants cea:h is"oI-
thy Of honorable men,iou good serY c':; Is worn
half dozen bud ones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

GosroRr Navy YARn.-rhcrc are now about ijN
mon employed in this yard. Tue Norfolk Beacon
states that tho work on the two new steam rigatcs
Roanoke and Colorado, "a pcYsre-sing rapidly: the
sloop OF war CONSOLIDATION is nearly rigged; the fri
gao Polomsc will b. ready for -eIvice, and tho
mepduIs frame Of the ship oi rhc line New York IS
It'll in The ship house, aud la, ben there abor. 50
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

The frank and manly advocacy OF religious free
dom, and his d"nunciaon Of the attempt 10 mix rcii-
cion with politics, is worthy Of the champion Of equal
ity Of privileges We aro all equal befora the Con-
suton, no matter what may be our faith ard he
who would deprive mun Of his rights ior differ
once OF creed, can never make good republican,
All minor sects would occupy deplurube condition
in this country, if the major Sccts had the power 10
deprive them Of their civil rights for nou.coniormty
with their views. Equally to be commended is the
generous and just Stand taken by Senator Doug;
las in behalf Of those citizens who have fled from
persecution in tho land Of their nativity, and
chosen our own country rs the home Of their
adoption. In this they have given the strongest rs
suranoe of their attachment to institutions. II s
light thing for TO tear himself away from the
home Of his childhood, the graveS OF lis parents. and
all his early associations to lud resting place in
foreign Cline The cause which impes him 10 such
an act, must DO great indeed, and tho land TINT
gives him shelter and protection, will be dcarcr to his
heart in consequence OF his former sucrngs There is
ro danger Of such man ever becoming traitor to
his adopted country. Judge Douglas condemnation
Of secret societies for political Objects acting under
tho obligation Of nh oath, is what should expcc,
from his enlightened mind and patriotic mpu'scs.-
They have arcudy curse the land with the bitterness
OF their prtudiccs and their members will yet live IL
regret the folly and madncss which urged ,hem q
such process 10 acquire political power
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

MASrracruRI OF LocoaoTIvE:.--lherc are in u .
United States forty establishments. for the uanu!cc-
ture OF LOCOMOTIVES, five Of which ARE in the State OF
Virginia It gratifying 10 know ha, our own s,ato
Is so largely engaged in this important business am;
that hor shops turn our Locomotive. eqr6l il every
respect to those nsdo any where else. These f'r'r
shops are capable OF manufacturing Annually i.''
Enciue- the aggregate Nni.e Of V tch 10 'oout ten
millions Of dollars. They empty noar.y ten ihVG-
sand work men, and oDueun,e annually 4S.O tons ot
irSDr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

CurRcn MArTrns.--Wc Learn from the Spectator
that the Rev. Prot. Wilson, oi Ilampden Sidney Co!
logo, was unannourly elected pastor OF the Prcs5y
ter;nn Church IN S,l.5r, To supply tie vacancy &C
c.sicncd by the resignation Of the Rev. i. VI. Smith,
~o was rcccn;!y appointed 10 I froitSsor.hip IN Tho
Presbyterian Theological Seminary, in Prince e.
ward.
The ceremony OF constituting new Baptist Church
took place at Market street Church, pe,ersb-7.,
Thursday night. Alter eloquent md forciLle ser
mon from Rev. Mr. Burroughs, frn:n the N:h verse
cf the 18th chapter Of the Acts cf Apc.:!cs Rev j.
r. J-ter delivered the charge 10 the members. aud tro
Rev. AR. Manly charged the peh"r who WI 'ait
cu:rol OF the nsw crngregat.on. Rev. Mr. Skinner
nessrs. o.. Elyson and !. j. Cooper were orcano@
,lcacous,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

DR.. THoMPsoS.-The citizens OF Grecnbricr coua-
ty Va, held mass meeting few day. ago in rc!a.
,ion to the acqutta of DR.. Thompson. charged w:'h
killing Miss Phsrr. and adopted the following resoIc-
tions: Resolved, That il will 10 III. stern duty %!
any community into which DR.. 1homp.on ShoUit
come, to Immediately lynch him. Resolved, That II
he comes here, We, the people Of Grcenbrier W.!
lynch him.
We give the above 10 q matter Of news, withhold
ing our approval Of the proceedings recommended b.
th. meeting in Grconbrer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

EIGHTH OF JASrtRY CONyEsIIoS.-At q nlec;i'i.
Of the soldiers who --ivei in the OF 1912, at Ap
pornat,ox Court House OF The sth o December, Is
the following delegstcs appointed TO III. 9Th JaG
unry Convention: James SheG!.r, George Steele Jas
Calhoun Capt. Spcucrr Gillian, 1hos K. Pce:s, G!o
yvr Hnrvcv Jacob libb-. William shearer, Capt. 4
ls. Baker. Capt. Wilson Hx, Wm. T. Pankey, Ben
Abbi,t, William rari-, Maj. Wynn AHbu, Cog'. !
4. North, and the Hon. Ihos. S. Bocock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

POPLAR EDCcArlos.-Tho H.rri.onbrr- Regis
ter states that during the year, ending September
Both, the school commissioners OF Rockingham coru-
- expended TWO thousand and seventy dollars 10 the
pducnton Of inLgent children. One thousand nnl
twenty-five children attend one hundred GrG az
schools says the Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

LrScHgURG AND TESstssEL RAIL Ro,0.-Thc
cars on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Ro't nrc
now running regularly to Wy.hev", l36 miles above
Lynchburg. The first passenger train Went up 20
that point last Wednesday. which occasion, :hu
Lyuchburg FirginiHn slater. il whs welcomed uv .
r!ishcd a..embage vi perhaps more than !'So EuE-
lrcd persons one-lali of whom the lovely
daughters Of Wythe. The gallant Chief Engineer 4
the road having beer fortunately present, these later
were M; allowed by him 10 retire without pnrtic.-
patton in the p!easlr.- Of the unvn thI9 c0mrurGar
led between IN. East aud the W,-'. They wrrn po-
litoly Invited bourr tie train and given deli. .;tu
rid. Of noiles,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

DIscHARGEp.-Amos Gorre!. Postmaster a. ic-
bron, Pleasan,s county. Va. whose examination took
place at Wheeling, few days a~o on charge Of
mail robbery before Magistrates Court was dis
charged; the only evidence against him being tina: Gf
Covalt, who is now in prison npnn = similar chnrgc.-
The evidence was deemed Insufficient 10 justify C.
commitment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22

TKaSs-ALLTGHASY B.>H.--Thc las: LeCsbu:s
Wn.hnstoniau contains the following letter from tue
Cashier Of the Trans-A!cShnny Bank, addressed 20
Me-srs. j. c. S"n-burner Il Bro. al L"vertsvi!lc:
| rRASs-AILEGHA>Y BANH, I
.LJ,rSonr,iGs, Nov. ~, lsj'.
t;.n;ansn:-Yours of the 18th inst. is 10 hand Al.
can 4ay in reply Your letter is. that we have never
failed To redeem i.-r- for ns;an. We are, a.
we believe, upoi. SOUND ha-s and hope to DC able
10 redeem AL TIA. may be presented. There are
however great many runurs and considerable spec
ulations through the couriryiu in relation - this Ba"k
bu! hope bs able 20 restore confidence no;with
standing tho many hard cks we receive from maEy
quarters. Very i.u., Your oted:eu, servant,
| L. II. GILLESPIE, Cashier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11
Arrin,,it,,ral Rnir.

AZ meeting oIthe Board or Aanasera ofihs West
EN- Virginia Agrieuitura Society aud Industrial lnsli-
, vas ordered that the annual subscription Of mem
Nn be Two Dollars for the present year, which VIII adj
n' Ihe member AID his hmy toihe iar gounds darling
We F"r also Psrhiti to become eomeilors Tor pre-
lun' with The privilege OF vO,lnsfo for Officers At any
'nhp,i election.
Caid' Of admission win be Issued 10 members adnltun
hr.
II Is confidently expected that apeTtons WHO feel an
,msr''i Ia Agriculture and western Munnhclmes viii
h'niJ themselves VITA this lnAltu,on BY becoming
aeAbsn.
ny ordsro Of the Heard.
,sS u. HoONRi sseg.
B-Edito,s out Of tbs city giving tle abo an In
-',lon, will la,s pIihe r'lyi'sss 81 he Fair
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11
rEEEGRXPHIC, NEWS
By Che National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MRXIOAN NRVOLUTlON.

NEw YoRE, Sept 9.-'rBe "Pos" Iei,eralea lls
statement relative TO tie mOyenen,s and Intentions
Of AiyaTts aud lis friends aud soys 100000 lave
been furnished byphiliesin California.
The names Of Tie vessels purchased here, are
the steamer benjamin. Franklin, formerly nuning
from New YorkiO New OIlvOns, and The bark AZ.
guslh. 1fe steamer has been 1lleTsi, and pierced
Tor ten guns. The blk Inns already received her
armomeni, aud now lies OIL The batieiy. The Zen
Franklin has eighty men, and all her coal andRui.
tnunilion ON board The crews and engineers arc
Ameuo MS AMI ate 10 Selye two years, The new
steamer Santa Anna is nearly ready 10 sail iOr Vera
Cruz. SHE Is yalned ID 100000. Several Amer.
lean gentlemen oil high slandirg ore knoVl to he
Interested in Alvarez attempt % feyolullonize
Mexico
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11
OYSTER SEASON OnMBLRNCRDi
O. g. Ma1tbV.

fLATR HOLT & MALTBYl
HAS commenced receiving daily, BY EHpTeiO, Greah
Ill baltimore oyslerai cans aud hall cans
r. g. MONG, AGENT,
'OysteT nepot No 20 Monroe %.
anaiT,u between Main aud Market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11

Rcs,w,Y wWr.-A man named cOble ar
f,,j here last week, from Newark, N. j., in
,,,,,S Of bis truant wife, who bad eIOped some
r,,E, since with shoemaker, who has been
D,vio, here and living with the woman under the
S,ne Of Walter Hudson, though bis real name is
,il II, he Josiah Bullifanl. The woman LEFT hei
lee lord and two children in Newark, and, the
t,,lanl says, for causes unaecOpntable 10 bin,
,5m,de Cd with Bulliianl, who had b, fore dc
,r,d biz own wife, The woman iS said TO be
o,i. good looking, willie her seducer is quite 9TH
,rui,s, and no one seems able to discover why SHE
len, rs,pect,bls. good looking husband iot sucf
iauninulng looking man'
Her husband says his object is 10 prove her guilt
il orIst 10 gel a divorce. Bullifant was commit
I'd On Saturday on the charge Of seduction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11

"PGrlxs oT PoRTUSEj or tAe HSiqry and Ad
Vriuss Of Ned Lorn." " have received copy
olns work, neatly bound, ltom Robinsons Lite
rryDepol. A contemporary thus speaks Of it,
Tbs wolk is equal TO any Of the Productions
d Thackeroy " Dickens, 50 promptly republlsli'
q and 81 extensively palToniEed in this county,
A bid aseTIivn--but il will be veilhed by ilous
tnds who will assuIed'y psruse The bock. With.
oBlbtine stct0mhl. beTsousl, OF pariEan-wilLoui
plnlrtng TO public pfeudlces, or aliing 10 achieve
spar siIical popularity--lhe aullor las wisely re-
lied upon his own powers and his oNn merits lor
sesrss PROM tlie FIST chapter 10 The lusl, Tie
Iloty is iuEhs ly inltTeSliig &. Tie Plot IS deeply
conceived aud Skiifully unC,litd. The Characters
Including churcbmen, pOIHicuns, baukefS, law.
yeI physcions publishers, critics, authors and
l9uI,--src stikingly developed; o. d there Is moi
line in tie UUoK itattty nlVst pious no btT would
hesitate loread 10 her daughter. Eyey pare fur
hihes evidence Of pfotiund thought aud palleil'
slab,mtlou. The events occur m natural pro
ErStOn, and tue attention Of he reader is arrested
byaplue,isube iation"--PubLSher'S Criit-
eIl RtadSr.