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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

Mr.. Charles Scrioncr has announced his intention
Of publishing un Encyclopedia Of American I.tera-
rc, embracing personal and critical notice, OF nu-
hors with passages from their writings from tho car-
lies: period to the present day, will, portraits auto
graphs and other illustrations The work will be
under the cditoria direction Of Evert a. Duychink,
an author every way competent TO tho task-brnginc
to the candour of the critic mud the attanmcnfs OF
the sChnlnr.
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BELLIGERENI.

rch-bishop hughes threatens General Cass with n
reply the recent speech iu the wherein he ami
madvcrts with severity on Catholic bigory and intol-
orancc. The arch bishop is an udrnHnd uhlc pocnl-
ic and will doubtless assail the veteran Senator with
considerable viSor. The General should have along
or respite after his bout with Clayton gu the Buwcr
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From the lii4,d Examiner

We arc palncd 10 LEAP on Yesterday morning,
Mr.. THOMAS RITCHlE, Ilc III the pruprlct"rs and
editors Of the Rictmon3uvrr, departed this llc
His health had been licr'lllliis, and his demise
was not unexpected by trnis. Nhr' Il. :" retiring
habits Withdrew him r!uch from contact with
the world; bnt MI who linn respected him Tor
his honorable scntimcntvh;rd character. nmia.
hlc md generous empfi genuine manlncss.-
The sentiments oi his haiutanrcs towards him
were those of mingled d Gud affection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

The Bornnd Treaty with Nicaragua is undergoing
q very thorough alteration, and will be divested Of
any Objectionable provisions. The Nicaragua minis
ter, Mr.. Marcoctta, is engaged in the negotiation
will be submitted TO the Senate in form acceptable
to Nicaragua and favorable 10 American interests.
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A SPLENDID DIAMoND.-rbo following n,ro.

A SPLENDID DIAMOND.-The following para.
graph, in regard TO n remarkable diamond found in
South America, appears in tho money column of tho
London Times:
"Onc oi the largest diamonds known wa deposited
Yesterday at the Bank Of England, BY n London
house, to whom II was consigned from Rio dc .Janci-
70. II weight If 2Ji carat, aud It's estimated value
according to the scale, I2SDOOO. 1t is 1aid 10 be of
the hnest-watcr. and without flaw, and WINS found
hy a negro slave who received his freedom az a rs
ward" " ' " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26
TIE CURRENT npER ar1nNs nr ,r,,n,
LATER FROM c,IILoRvI,

NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-Thc srcnmship United
States hns arrived, with Inter dates from California.
She left Aspnwa Oil the 18th, for New York. and has
$7OOOOO in specie. Tho markets of California wcr,,
dull tIallego and llayall Flour was selling nt SD
Col Fremont aarivcd at San francisco on the 10th,
with only twenty mcr-and they were completely
exhausted. Accounts from the mining districts aro
favorable.
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IMPORTANT EROM MEXICO

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 22.-Dae- from Mexico
snic TINT report in circulation ;Int Snnia Ann.
had summoned Alvarez 10 surrender at Acnprlco-
Alvarez however, refused but sailed out gave bnf.
lie, routed The force under Santa Anna and cnpturcI
3O0 prisoners. Shita Anna fled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

Thomas II. Benton, Esq, is announced as 4 candi-
date for reelection to the House OF Representatives
in the ST. Louis district, subect TO tie decision of the
Democratic party Us expressed by primary election.
The ST. Louis Democrat says it is also authorised ,hnt
he is likewise candidate before the people of the
State large for reelection 10 tho Senate OF the Uni
ted Statos
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from The Richpl Morning Mall
M, ,.rII nr ,rII6G RITcI,It' 10

Mr.. Thomns Ritclie, snc Of the c,liio:s OF the
Enquirer, died at hi. rei Re near tls city ycstcr-
day morning. about ot Mr. kltchlc had been
sick for sou,c time, and tvont WINS not altogether
unexpected by his triei lie had been 9or nno
wears one Of the editors propr;ctors of the Rich
mond Enquirer, and wal t-orous and torciblc wri-
ter lie wue in the 35tlr of his ngr.
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MAY l2-ctI,
IANnG EnlS SALE

NWTE authorised sell about . 900 OF land IN
w the county OF pinwiddie the Petersburg and
Boydton Palk.rosd. These lands will be sold In
re body will be divided into farms suit the wants OF
purchasers portions Of which win havo extensive
improvements others with moderate improvements, nu
sonc without any Persons wishing purchase will dn
well TO enl be accommodating in rcgara
to qusntiy. price, terms OF payment, &c
RUFFlN s. AUGUST,
General Agents for the sale and purchase Of lands Rich
nond. Va MAY l2-cwtL
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PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. o. y.
BUFFALO, \. y, May l9.--Ycsrcrday. after DR..
Young. ot Ky. the Moderator, had delivered his OPEN
ing sermon the assembly opened with prayer ard
in the afternoon fully nrganizcd. Rev Dr. Boarlnnn,
OF Philadelphia, chosen moderator. aud Prof.
Wilson, Of llampden Sidney College. Vrgina. tcm-
porary clerk. No other business wis done. Among
the prominent persons present are Rev. Dr. Spring. o
New York; Rev. DR.. Hodge, of Princeton; Robert J.
breckenridge, of Kentucky: DR.. Edgar, of Nash
Vile; Judge Fine, Of New York. and Chancellor
Johns of Delaware
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From the WEr"n Union.l

We were panied I" lirterday evening, TINT n
telcrraphic despatch htn received announcing
tbnt Thomas Richie. ,IH one Of tho editors Of
,Lc Richmond Wal Ent died at his residence
on MONDAY morning laI prutracted illnces.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26
e! s:,r.'w sns'' " jos. x. PENDLEToE, Comm'r.
T IClNI y N.HElIARLE LAND FOR SALE

GIVAHl.E Al.BENIARLE LAM FViG 500. S
o.r so- sale beautiful farm lying in the county
Of Aoee!e the Eastern slope Of m the ,i,.s soT;n %s
cot Mountain dista; from Charlottesville 3 miles, oy
f,e psh nnd six miles by tho public road. 1t contains
about 20 OF which is cleared and is in sTSa Sa
10 OF Improvement, the residue well tinoereI me
sred psrt IS divided into 81. nearly cqualEede cultivated
he usual rotation cloyered and pase:ed, with Rater IN
trh hell
The 5u;nc which arc ample for farm Of its size, are
nsy having been erected within h tho ssbsD inst ,sm
IS The dwelling. which Is built OF wood oy meenan
Of ,he first order of good materials in cottage style TWO
hs win wing one and half ''0sjes sS5 sIsensise Il nspa
~ .; tbe Slrroupjinr country There Is web Of the
ard delightful wase in the yaG and e sss yopSs oGs
n; There is also nsnr tho house an apple orchard Of
o wa,er and summer fruit besides variety OF other
III trees. :,
Hi. n contemplation 10 grade road which would pass
sh the woodland OF this tract and reduce the distance
Charlottesville TO ,! miles.
person having sons 10 educate this is truly dosira-
ocs,on-i, being sufficiently for young man 10
|it 10 attend the Lectures at the University.
20. ,e.ms which will be accommodating, apply TO
RUFFIN g. AUGUST, No. lis, Nam street.
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YORK RIVER STEAM SAW MILL.
TO OWNERS OF TIMBER ON THE YORK, PAMUN.
4

TO OWNERS OF TIMBER ON THE YORK PAMUN.
KY AND MATTAPOSY RIVERS
TIME subscribors having erected Steam saw Mill Of
Il largo dimensions. York River, adjacent to vii
iansburg prepared for RATS of pine and
oak logs delivered at their Mill for which they will pay IL
beral cash prices
Persons engaged In cutting cord wood will hnd It great
ly 10 their advantage raft their tcs tinhor this MILL
In order facilitate their business and neet tho
demands Of tho trade and travel of this section propr
etors Of this NH erecting wharf be known
and designated Milwood Wharf When this is compile.
ted they will be prepared furnish bills Of lumber and
building materials at the shortest notico
Those who hnve timber dispose Of which may be rn
ed TO this mill, will please address,
SNOW, HAMMOND & Co,
Fab cCpp t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

NTIRGISIA.-At G;ulc. held in the Clcrk. Otic. -.
me Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond tho fir.
day Of May ls:I: ''' "''
ceased, pI;,;.r "
agninst ''''
MARY Clnrke widow, and Henry Clarke, William r.
1nike Jotepn W. Clarke and Rebecce Clarke children of
"SI.S To Lai NO, eeeeased and other Defendants
OBJECT Of this suit is TO charge the defendants witt,
lhe OF tne amount Of decree Of th. Court pro-
paintlf agalnat Henry Clarke and William John Clarke
OF no Clurke deceased and having "en
sae ana Mod that the defendants above named
residents OF th. Commonw wealth. the said defendants are,
noahed 10 appear at the res TO be holden in the Clerks
oee OF tho said Court the 6rt Monday in July ncx,
and do what necessary TO protect their in this
su Copy-Teutc
May 6-wiw EUS ROBINSON
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CIIAE. PAKKE NUfI, Irchtu
Office at the Banking House OF aessr'. hsurS X M
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:

CrsrEnFIsLp cousL MoTsE M A4y 1I rr IL ls 81,
HALL, DECEAaED, AND ALL OTHERS con:
CERSEp-You arc hereby mortified that at tho request ol
VIM L. Cheatham, administrator de hons non oi Nferh
Hall dccessed with his will annexed. have ap.
noipted tho oO,h day Of Juno next at my oiee Tor taking
nroof of debts and oands ogaast the enid deeodcnt or
his estate which time and place you are req"eo ~ Ut"
tend. e 49, r,,.
Court Of Chesterfield County, tho day and year mr.. aio3e
said. w. W. /; t,;,
Mov 1S-cw4w SoHiiniTSiohci.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

The Russian Ameriq qoany have at San Fran
cisco n million of dollfed from sales of NOR
chapdise sent thcrSCitka; there being at
present no safe way of the money to ST. Pc
iiorpburg, the compmnslised to allow it to re-
main on deposit in thAa.
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BACON, LARD, &c,

BACON, LARD, &c.
KATE offer she tn. best terms
w 30 hhds prime Bacon Sides
10 do do ShonldGra
lU do do Jolc.
80 '"rec- prime flsm. very .upsr.af
40,GD pounds small size y. CnroIiu. Bnc1,,
oD,0oJ 10 TOdds hest family do
1000 do smithhe,l md Ciy cured 30
50 hbl. Loaf Lard
100 pnlls do do, very nice
- kegs do do
ecO doz Lending Lines md Bod Cords
10000 pounds Cotton Yarns assorted
1850 do Seine Twinc
l,VO do Wrapping Twre and Carpet Warp
900 10 Cordase, nssc, ted sizcs
is hhis prime Cider Vinegar
do Genuine Pcnch Brandy
do Old Rye Whiskey
800 Grain Bags. &c, &c.
And expect during the be rcrcp, Of North C.r
onn Herringl md Sh.I Dealer. in want Of srr NJ ,
nbovn articles will please ca On
JOHN WONBLE & CO.
Any elm No. lGO Moin s,res,
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Correspondence Of the Petersburg Express. ]
DEATH OF TIIOMIS RITCIIIE, in.


Mr. Thomas RIrcIrIE, j., one of tho editors of
the Enquirer died this noIling at So'clock, ut his
fathers farm uil james Rirr, about two miles west
nf this city. Mr. RS hcufI had hccm declining for
the last Twelve months thGast three Of which he has
been nearly all the time onincd to his room and
hcd attended by the best rdical advice i'll the city.
Originally his disease scci TO be general debility,
hui more recently it a-sumi the form OF dropsy on
the chest, which tcrminatcd,is life. Two weeks ago
he was apparently much htcr than he hud been. aiId
his friends had strong hopeof his ultimate recovery
but there was Il relapse i.'nt week as" and hc
continued to grow feeble nj sink umcr il, until the
last moment Of his cxistcli. Ills death hns given
rise here u the ,ans, mark manifestations Of regret
and sorrow 10y MI VIII" knohim. y more honorable,
hri,-,niutlct generous, uiskiud-hcartcd man never
trod the snil al Virginia. f he hnd enemies, (und
do not know that he In Jne in the wurld,l il was
because thev did moi kiI him. His funeral will
tnkr plucc, understand, u O'Clock, on "Wednesday
attrrruun lie VIII be hltd in one Of tho Cclnctc-
rics OF ls city, where n1lbcr Of his relatives have
preceded him. ] a:n sorfu add that the indispos.
lion of hia father, at his lsi1enrc in Washington,
will prevent his atcndanflpon the m"urninl occa-
SION Mr. r. was about tty-iivc Years of Rgc.
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SilTIEE.

NOTICE. -.
MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS BANK. RICHMOND, VA
rho Xouunemrcrs Savings Bank, and certificates IL
sued therefor bearing interest the following rates VIZ
on nil sums Of five dollars and upwards remaining on de-
o., 10 months or more at tho OF y contuiu T. nm
in,,n And for sums remaining deposit less time than
- -o' GABRIEL WOETEAM, President
PATRICK Ii. BUTLER, Secretary.
CIIAs. PARKE WORD, Trcnturer.
1scs st the Banking House of Messrs Msury Morton
MEMBERS:
F. stearna, WIN Greshcr, 6;I r,l' Slto"'
Tbo. I atsrko w. Jacks'n Clarke, David Baker,
n Ins oU p,nher,on Miles Turpn James 8. (ioodc,
John c. Sinton, w: aInroueh' ". D. iH;%,L M1ss,
VIM. Taylor. Ront n. Ahul!' Gn"s Iu IN " tt,hs,
Ios Williams Chns. j. sinton, James NJ Ioboh
NJ. Branch T. u narIs, LIZ ~ Si'H'A'
auson Rrharda John '" "rlsh1
-rEp
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The Now York Herald sayB that the Secretary Of
tho Navy has forbidden tho departure OF oil vessels
of war under sailing orders, and commands them to
be in readiness for immediate service. This looks
ycrr nueh as if tho Administration apprehend rur-
uro with Spain, and mean to berrcparcd fot as1dd"n
and decisive blow. The Japan Squadron should he
h.re but ts nbsrncc IL no, tho fnut of Mr.. Dobn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

"ATER C0OLERS.-Then approach Of warn,
w weather. ndmonshes all who are desrous OF enjoy
ing the luxury OF cold water, sparkling and bright 10
call and procure OF our unrivsled Wuter Coo!or.
holding either 2 or gallons in wood metal case-
Aayo BuLKLEY s. CO., 1877 Main stra@,
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NEW YORK, May &i.-Elnur and Whcnt are firm.
Corn IL higher sales being made ut is n 7s cont.
per bilshrl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

NOT!CE.-Arplicn,io will be nndc to the rrcsid.n,
~ md Directors OF the Jnmes River and knawl,a Con
panv for thn renewal Of certificate or bond No s Of
TINT Company, guaranteed by III. S,ae Of Virginia io
s,2U when issued to the undersigned. executor q,
Lucy Green deceased, the 10Th March ei9 rrrircn,
able for 30 ycnrs from 1T January 1870 the having
been lort or nisni. uni cannot now br found.
May l-cw2rn John n. GREEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

FuNflE Subscribers will offer the above property for sslc
at public auction in the Town OF Fincastle, the
18th day OF June next that being Court day Tho aborc
property ia sientod Craigs Creek navgable branch
OF James River This property consists OF $500 Of
Land. well nbared and convenient Of access 10 the Fur
mace, which is situated branch enptyng into tho
Creek, about thrccfourhs Of mile from the Creek and
10 miles from the River by water There Is good wagon
The Iron Orc the land 10 of the beat quality and
eseding milo from the Furnace and the quantity beloved
to be inc xhaustAble.
Mr. J. K. Anderson. In Richmond, has tested tho Iron
made this Furnace and regards amongst the beat made
in the State Of Virginia
large portion OF this tract ia good Tobacco Land
The terms will bo accommodating and made known OF,
the doy Of salo.
ANY person wishing look ut the property 1t will he
shown 10 them by Joseph Hannah, Crais's Crock
May a--cwlw HANNAH, GIBSON & HANNAH
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F,RTy yHOy;SIyD DOLLARS GlVEF AHTIY IN
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE,
TO OUR FUTURE PATROSSl
WI. 4. PRATT,

III. p. SI1IONS,
daguerrean Artist, No. Isl, NIain st., Richmond.
1HE liberal patronage bestowed on the undersigned ior
the last ten years enables them to ofer 10 the pupTc
F.r.
Taere by decd Of trust secured the $4,000 worth OF
s hereinafter described their next 80 GOO patrons
cxpeud So each in Daguerreoypes at c'ther OF
2sa .>,r!i.hmrns To each Of these receipt VIII DC
rea specifying that the holder Ia entitled to snare o tne
Az Property such properly email De airposca .s VI ~ @
l'ancr committee of five dsinesed persons. my
re Of whom may act shall direct not r1olarion OF tho
~. o tho State and committee TO DO electea " the
sie:s OF the uoyesad receipts each receipt ehlnnf .
-4er 10 yote--maornes electng-one-teh'h 0, tno
I1e nrlhoT being necessary to constitute Hieelis
.y days notice having been previously gwen IN ou' VI
lN weekly papers, by tho rusteee Should anything oe
E IS wsich tho above cannot be entirely accomplished
ts!a reasonable time. proporonable amount oi tue
'as'ors Is by the decd Of trust provided for
SCHEDULE.
Yalue
Gambe;s HilI with 10, io.fcc, front $4,000
Cottage on tb ,treet 0t,lion) lo 10 feet front 300
coase on sh s,ro.t Htninn} 10, 50 foe, front $500
o' on iih street CANDLES iIill, q feet 'front.' 200
|. superb Piano Forte 400
l. 20 do do, nj 1900 each. ................. 900
SSaloma,on Singing Bird. ....--...--. 200
|; do do do DO lo........ $50
In 70 DO DO niBsOn, w
do do do Thos Birch, .. 50
superb Gold Watches hunting cases, at $780, 1000
NJ fSas Gold Mednlhons with portraits, at slO... 500
/, uoid BresstPns at s5,. 800
:, op'es for one year of the Southern Literary
Sssonces and Richmond Newspapers, 500
rs. rho Gold Pencil Cnses, AT S,........-.-- 1000
DO do 10 do. at s3,..-..............- 1903
20 sos Of Standard Books, s., 3,....-........ 5000
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1IOI'ST IDA EOR SALE

Y ~ AE-
D ENG offered an uduccment remove 10 tho West, !
lD will cell the plantation which now reside, lying
the road Lending from Csrtersvlo Cumberland Court
Eo,sc milcs from the former and miles from the
latter place containing by survey 32s acres about
100 in the original growth, heavily tnbered with oak
pine and hickory
Tho land Is well waterel by two streams running
through IT, about 50 we'll clover highly i'm
proved and peculiarly adapted the growth Of tobacco
and wheat
necessary houses and mprov in good safe an COM
Portable condition There young orchards. select
ed OF the best fruit in Virginia The situation is very
healthy and in most desirable ncshborhood and in nd
ddon TO spring OF tho bo-t freesone the
dwelling house. there is also mineral spring convenient
Any person wishing 10 purchase will vs the place
address WILLIAM D. CLOrTON.
OAK FoREsT, r O., CUMBERLAND, VA.
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From the Riclhnd Dispatch.]

DEATH OF TIIOS. TClllE, JR.-Wc are
rainrd TO hear of the ,lc of THos. RrcIlIE, JR.
ono Of the Editors of the huircr, who died ycstcr.
,lav morning at eight n'dl after prolonged i'll
ness. OF ,lru,scv Of the Il. His death which was
an uniimcly one is most Iply dcpl"rcl by Il large
circle of attached friends lc was Il young man of
warm heart and rrmurk kind and generous dispo-
sitiuu. His frank maui and honurnhlr feelings
commanded the respect warm regard Of all who
knew him. lie had lib education, and possessed
both talents and acculnplIcnts much above his re-
putation His own mod estilnutc of his capacity
WAS no slight obstacle y just appreciation Of his
abilities
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MFRS TRIsT aided s9s s sareS To1SG SGfs tps q ass
IN PHiI the scholastic year to begin Ia sep

N pufI aBr the scholastic year to begin ia Sep
TnExa@Bosrd and Tudon 10 Enssb yrsssh and nisr La
tn $50 per torn Of half year Day scSoMrs cav pGr de
tails, address Mra p Trst care Of Tn Jefferson hon
doph ESQ., shadwo Abesrle county r,tEn, Dr.
Robcy Dunuison George Tucker Esq, Judge John h.
Kane Mai Gem Patterson, Monoure Robinson Esq' 1ca'
Geo Cadwaladcr wnshing gton, A Dudley hann bsq;' m
Nny 22-c4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Tho markets are -tifH-pri.
ces unchanged ~
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EEnRGR HERRlEG

ND EMOvAL.-Ths subscriber has taken the stand on
Main Street. five doors above tbe City Hotel ior SOME
venrs uast occupied By Mr. John ~ Royal where he VIII
Continue his GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
e has engaged the services of Mr. ROihLL as mn asss
tant in his bsness and invites continuance OF The pat
he has previously received from his fonds and tho
nnbe while engaged in business on shoeEoe Hill 30 also
invite, the friends ond late customers OF Mt Royal to call
upon him and examine his stock which will be selected
tho.o of tho late business Of Mr. Royal My best efforts
no nsed 10 render entire satisfaction to my patrons
s"H'' 'e "'sN " GEORGE |. HERRING.
Mr. HERRING Inns m.de an arrangement with nc' M ny ns
which he hns engaged my services as an a.sanh IN ms
",,crs and friends hopiug thoy viii oxtend TO Ann tne
sonae patronage they haro previously to me- Iney VIII
and me at my old stand whore ska be peasea 60
thou Ny particular attention VIII 9e RySS p9SA
they may send. 'oAi' 49, '
Anril l2-c3M
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nEPT-TY CLERK WANTED

DEPUTY CLERK WANTED.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, well qualified to discharge %
a rho dutics of tho Office OF Circuit and County Court
Ciork mny ind employment SALARY Of $500 mud bonFd
hy addressing the CLERK Of Amelia.
None need apply except one fninilinf Win mn" ""P''
ten, to discharge all the duties OF the Office
Nf prIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26

TNO FARMERS.-We6 have now M store 300 bushels
Black Peas md 200 bushels Cow Peas, which are put
up in two bushe bags, and which offer for sale at 1ar
prices.
We believe It generally admitted that Pens are the
cheapest improvers of land discovered.
Nav I-olm JOHN WOMBLE e. co.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
1 ,En ~ TIE HOIrNTS Oh nTrIlA

LAND fS THE COUNTY OIL LOUISA.
OY virtue of decree of tho Circuit Court Of Louisa
County pronounced the April term of said Court
ias year 1854 in Chancery suit therein pending. in
ch Alexander Garrett and Others plaintiffs and Lu.
!? puxlcy and another are defendants the undersgn.
,ct.ig Is Commissioner, (nnd, such appointed by
cgurt) will MONDAY, the 10th day of July. 1854,
!. being Court day, Louisa Court House proceed to
the highest bidder the front door OF the tavern
Elisha Melton all the undivided Interest of the enid Luz
Boxley in the OF land devised to him and 9TH
jy his deceased father, George BoXlcy will
appear BY reference TO the laat will and testament Of
said George BoNey, of record in the Clerks Office of
sid county The entire undivided tract situated or
the of North Anua River ia subject to the life
as OF widow Of said testator and IS supposed 10
sln s0 acres lcss and it is much valuable
e9e.
;GgNS-A5 much money will be required in cash n,
necessary pay tho costs Of the suit and the cH.
b.. Of the sAe for the balance Of the purchase money
-i: OF ts-lye month"; will be given, the purchaser
-; bis bond for the same, with a9prQSed Rsrsonal go
sssE;R: M iRteHssst e's tin DO withheld until all tho pur
r S'r sOne; sWs3,r.w JOS. r. PENDLEToN, Comn'r.