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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
GAS! GAS!. CASH.

DERSoNS wishing their houses fted for burning
Il Gas will find some strong Inducements offered. by
applying tn the subscriber. haye good worhmen and
superior stock OF materials. A. 6. DABNEY.t
N. B.-A order" for fitting up Tobacco Factories
rec i,rd sithin sixty dnys payment will bo required
beio,e the lst Of June. 1855
dts
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RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS ~ MILLER,
GrOCcrs and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va,
nfFER (ar sale. To the trade, full aud desirable
~ stock o Groceries, Tens, W Vines anil Liquors, ON
the usunl terms. 10 punctual dealers:
300 hhd. Porto, Rico and New Orleans Sugar
200 bhls New Orleans aud Sugar House Molasscs
800 bugs Rio laguira Java aud folo Rco Coffee
500 piekngcs Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Coffee
Sugars
100 packages Grocn aud Black Teus, part exue dno
quality
900 boxes Sonp assorted qualities, including fine
Fancy Suaps
200 baxes Adgmuutinc Candies
Malein Sherry roIt, Malaga and Lisbon Wines
full assortment
B,andics OF all gualitics. pnr, finest imported
Holland Gin Jamaica RUM Schiedam Sehnsrps
Old fse NhSkey, ol Robertson. celebrated brand
Rectilcd Whskev of brands. superior quality
Champagne Wines varions brt uds, including
importation
Nails Cumberland. Brdgeion. and Old Dominion
brands
Sole Leather, Middle, Light and Heavy and Good
Damaged
Bacon; lnrl; Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil; Pepper Alisp,cc; y, q Starch; Window
Glass
Gnss
Indigo; Mustara Mace; Nutmces; Pickles
English Sauces; rwinc; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
PAINTED Buckets; Tubs; nroom' Plough Lines
bed Cord1; Mackeret herrings
Sperm. Solar Tanners and Machine Oils
Salt Vinegar Oluversoed
Havana Cigars. d choice sorlnont of beat brands.
Dracr. visitirt city will find their interest
examine stock OF goods before purchasing.
mug "a d3m
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S;uJANO.

| hnvo IN store and nnuat 40 tons No. / Peruvian
Gnnno,whleh viii sell cheaper than can be houg ht
anny other market aud brought lhis placc Plea se
i've me call WIN. A MILLER ON Basin.
aug % d6cts
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MERCHANTS.
Something Superior.
RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
BBLS Stunts c. Sugnr
- % " q ound. Clarified K Crushed do,
20 boxes Loat Sogar.
10 bbl, N. o, Mousscs,
IL hhd- L X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so " Lapuirn do
10 " Primc old Java do,
50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
large lot o Clover Orchard Gras. and Timothy Seed
Call soon selling cheap.
(frb its) YOUNGER & SMITH
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA

RVs
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts of Glass and Fancy Articies.
1--WE subs, ber oilers thu tadc Large and varied
stock ot Earthenware, China aud t'l SIS, the pat
terms of which were selected by himself in person.
Having xpere OF many years in thi- particular
business hc feels gicat confidence stating that in point
of price and aunlily it will Sompae avolahy with any
other house in the 'rndc.
White Granite Dinner Nare,
DO do Basins aud Ewers. jugs Ten Ware, etc.
Blue Print Flawns and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea aud Toilet sets
Do do do pncher. aud Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White Chinu do uf above variety.
Common Narc Of every description, suitable for
w Vlesainc which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail tn please
Fine Mante Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cut cry, Walters ani Brittania Ware
Safety. aud other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks is call, aud he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer i of the best in the trade
Stone Ware Ht Factory prices.
sep Its JAS. ID. Is EVANS
Nh Mniu .hmon1 kB
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Bacon Hams.

~ II hive 81 hnnd u lot of very superior FAMILY
w BACON BANS Tho.c IN want will do we'll
u call soon. LEE 4. JOHNSON.
sept lts
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TER MS

The VIRGNIAN is published daily at So and semi weekly
per anuun advance. Ne paper will he discontinued
cept he pon OF the Propeors until all arrearages hn
have paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents per Of
for the first insertion, and 81 cts. for each
unless ordered inner weekly and then 50 cts
per suae will be charged for each insertion II the number
Is not marked the Ms, ii will be published till
drrei out and charged accordingly.
LLLL. - LanI. AA.
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Smiths InvigOrating Cordial
Franklin, BrOtllcrA Co,

frank1ln, bfOthcr n Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
A Nd OyHHkSSION RCHANTS, uext door
"A 10 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lynchburg,
Va have Just received and offer for sale large and
general stock of Groceries consisting of every article
in that line also. general stock Of Liquors Hardwa
Staple Dry Goods. &C.. Il c. They respectfully
solicit n call from their friends me public generally.
Their stock Of good are entirely aid iresh and will
be offered the trade the lowest Price, for cash
in exchange for country produce.
JAMES FRANK IN.
EDWARD FkANKLIN,Jr.
JOHN A. FRANKLIN.
sep % dts
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NUIICE,
INHE subscribers being anxious sell their took
L Of good--in order toco.e up their Co partnership
will, rnm this dnt, ufr cir desirable as.ort men
T Rendy mnde Clothing lolhs Cnssimrrrs aud Vest
.ngs, and Furnishing Goods nj and below Cost /,
We invite the htrrntiur ol Country and other Mer
HINTS 10 choiceard var III rciino them
-four desire 10 sell every everything most
ivnrabe
Any person desrous Of commencing the Clothing busi
'ess can now have an opportunity of the most desira
lie stock nnd stand in the cit,
B-l, is desirable thatnl persons In Iebted 10 ua
yh"nd note, or open account should call and settle
soon rs possible, belurr hanl them over for col
lecton. BAKER Il CLAVEY,
aug 10 IA Corner Main and Market s,,s
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LINE Of Richmond .ts,a

These vessels Of the first class, built in the city Of
Baltimore, expressly for this ndr aud hnve superior 40
Communications tor passengers, They are commanded
10y pereuced Gnptains, we'll qualified tor the trade.
md who i'll spare cxcrtion To accommodate They
will be towed mp bud down the rycrs by steam and may
he relied on IN sn promptly IA adveItizcd.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nsw
York, will hnd il their interest to ship by this line,
freight viii always be taken low as by any other
line OF Packets, and effort will be mnde by tho
agents IN Z huond and New York give satisfaction.
Freight - per whole, and II cents per ; ) \
robncco being about 50 per cent. hess thnn churg
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h.oh-
moad Fire Assoration by This line at 3-S per cent
We respectfully usk and hope Il. succeed in obtain
Ing fall stni- oi patronage.
Goods shipped by this line To New York will be for
wnrded free of commission New Orleans, Mob;le.
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rockets,
In New York at Beth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID GuRNE Richmond, =
G. II. PIERSON, n. Y fs
No. 81 ,South Street 3
Olts
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$40 REWARD
AN away fromthe subscriber, the 18th May
Ia negro named MIKE belonging Mrs -
Dance. of ofPo"hatan county Va. The snid negro is
bout #. in, hes h'gh well sc black-beweeh 25 and
30 years old; he u Navy Cap, hi other clothing
not RENE u,bered. The above rewards will be given i
delivered me- section 10 Va. Il Tenn. Railroad, Pu
aski CO., Va. or : 10 if lodged in Jail where | get
him. JACOB RUMBOUGH.
junS-ts
EYa Richrnnnd Wlle and Rnchanan Recoricr COPY.
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NOTICE.-'lhe firm ot Hatcher, Logwocd
~ & Co ~Ill expire, by limi,tion on the hrst day
OF January 1855 In order to close The business by
that date wi from this day -ell urentre stock CON
si,ting ot general of Ready Made Crhine,
Cloths. Cassimeres and Veslings. At COSIJor CASH.
As earnest in intenti 10 cl oil Ibis del
rable stock the above fayorabl' terms the public
will find il their interest give US call before buy
ing elsewhere.
Those indebted the concern reques' ed to come
forward aud .-,tIe enable to Close the bL ne-s
by the above mentioned date.
sep d.. HATCHER. LOGWOON e. CO.
CPiCES, GINGER. MACE, GLOVES,
- LONG PEPPER, sc. &C..
For Preserving. r. STABLER a. co.
oct II Acts
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New Concern.
For Sale


/ in Lynchburg. will receive Special Dep.sites. Iay
ing interest at the rate of per ell of 10,
und upw ards. remaining 3 months-and per cent.
like sums remaining L moath- and upwards.
By order of the Board,
an2,.,s DAVID Il. EDLEY. rtest
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NEW CONCERN.

September lst 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

Every day satisfies more clearly that the Fair in
this city next week, will be spectacle OF which Eir-
ginia NAV well be proud aud frou which she may
hone to derive iaost solid aud brilliant advantages, i'll
material, social and moral points of view. y vast
portion Of the population of the State will be assei
bed together, to exchange friendly greetings in the
urretfuness of sectional rvalrics to hear the words
of wisdom from the lips of experience, to catch new
and practical ideas from the rapidly progressing i'm
provemcnts in agriculture mechanics and lnlncrao-
cy and above all, to rejoice over am uuspici"us crn
in virgnias history, that promises full and rich de-
velopment of her mighty physical and mental re.
sources.
1t will be day of heartfelt rejoicing by Nirgnia's
SONS and daughters and it will ut the same time, be
full of soemnitY and grandeur. We cannot, there
fore, hut express the regret with which we ndi.
cations that the troup of buresquers, the Richmond
Rough and Ready Rangers we believe they call
cd, design to make the Far grounds next week the
occasion of their fantastic tricks" before assembled
Virginia. Now, we relish biz of fun in its proper
time and place, but we really deprccate such exhi-
bition az calculated to throw burlesque over the
magnificent exhibition to lower the metropolis Of the
State in the eyes of strangers and thereby to do sc-
ous injury to the great of public Improvement In
the dull and sulry dog days, it was well enough to
resort IA such an expedicnt to arouse the sluggish
blood by merry jcsts and laughter but at the Fair,
next week, there will be IN abundance Of novelty in
tercst and excitement for al the mighty host Of vsi-
tors without any exraneous stimulus particularly OF
the kind to which we allude, and which no one will
contend for a. calculated to elicit any thing more
than a snuut Of lnugnIer-ineoan. III Itself, 9nder
other circumstances but certainly not we'll adapted
rs an instructive spectacle for the beauty and man
hood of Virginia. that will be present the occasion.
As good citizens. our fantasticnl friends will be far
from designing to throw any discredi or confusion
into the arrangements of the Far-such we feel GER
tain, must be more or less the cass ii they persist in
their hnlequnade. We appeal to them therefore, to
abandon their display during the Fair weekbu ut all
events, not to enter the Fair grounds in their
qusrading organization. 1t would be sorry thing
for Yirginius citizens witness with frowns they
must do this latest specimen Of metropolitan civiza
tion and refinement,
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VOLUME LII.
-. Y,CunOND ENQTIREH'
rvsLrsr.p DAILY ASp SEMI w. ,',.~~,y.>T.
,,rr,I,E. PRYOR n III
TERMS

,,or s,y..a collars p|T h'N"'i' n,u ~ ~ s ''
!, :, tsa @ i ;G :t "5 av+ ,HI iSSs per Snum mud
sf For the S'. ,.Ss nayu,lc in advance, 10 5r RH'd
t 5o:[' -, rented IN W mail p"''p"''' or ''S '0'''
. su.4! u tI' eLt ' may bs rcnr,cd per mail. III
A. H.xSb hnk ;, s s. rl,k ,t9. OF '"T ThS h1Oss pos
5JI-St Z" CO - ;s scarcely Ui any account 10 the VII
accumulation o. pSrs a~o% n" an Ei,crs Sn'e 'D
.'.. wa'en TrRNe or ADVERTISING.
oAi, ESar,srRFor TEN Lines or lS's ,,., lra'
,!.oa. III! iced once week twice week, or
t'' ssa'' s~.S, ,y tevon ANA hall cents tor each
so ar: -, ..src charged Atty dollars for TWELVE
aaa proportion 10, advertisements oi Greater
a' MA -, i:riy Vendors and Auctonc'r'' VINO afe
aged ,,.HlWgrkLY-For TEN lines or iess hrst IN
> fHt I'VE c,u's. Tor each continuance hity cents,
{. - -, ,nlrcs snd Tributes o: Respect eNeee"'ns
: Al ~. ri,yr.cd Tor as advertisements
oS 49," .,; I.,m,.tc mr', be accompanied WIN .ne
.,c u re- Wv OF satisfactory reer'nees'0 insure eNee"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
THE CASS CREED.
In aspeech in Mscomb County, Michigan, on the
l4th instant General Cass said:

In speech in Mscomb County, Michigan, on the
l4th instant, General Cass said:
"Agaiu: 1t has been said that the passage of this
bill opens Kansas and Nebraska to the slave power
Thsre never was worse misrepresentation. Slavery
created by municipal law, and Judge Mclean says
that without law slavery cannot exist. The negroes
in kentucky and Pennsylvania would alike BE- free
unless slavery had been legllizcl. How can the
master hold slaves without l''eitirr lGw' Benton
said lie was willing New Mexico and California Should
he admitted without provision, since the condition of
Things would ever prevent it from existing there
Souic gents FROM Detroit say tle.c Territories are
npcncd to slavery. Let Us see. tiiere the speaker
read from the Nebraska billl Here, you ser there
is no prohibition no authority, but the question lett
To the peoule Repeating the Missouri compromise
docs not revive the old French law, since the act is so
expressed Therefore, the law amounts to nothing
more than restoring to the people the right to lees.
late. The people now, through their Legislature, d.
rec, aud control their government. But suppose tho
statement he true that those Territories are opened to
slavery: There is no slavery there now, and cannon
be- until authorized. And if it be unlawfully utro-
duccd-lt privilege be abused, is that good reason
"hy rights should not be guaranteedi II this gov
erh"eht declares murder virtue would the cltlzens
permit III If law passed admitting slavery into
Michisan could it be cnforcedl The result OF this
Jaw al depends upon the wisdom of her own people;
aha II SaFery ever exists in Kansas, her own people
must authorize IT. Edward Everett said slavery could
never gain foo,bold there. Seward ulid Benton
have SAID much the sau,c. But why will it not 70
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DISSOLUTION.

uyuc Co.Na,,nc.snp OF CARR Ell q ANDra:oH'
n ,A. ,;sy Dissolved by mutual consent" Either par
Sc tae name Of TIC late hr,n IN the .ettiS,n' Oh
49,, ALEN. GARRETT.
RO. NJ. ANDERSON.
-. .,J, -ber vii continue tine Grocery ana Cnhihlr
p.,,... ., rho old .rurG No 10 Main Street, He will
~, ii. pcr.uua attention the sa!e OF all xinGs OF coui
:. ,ryiuc. coa.iyncG 10 him. He Is under many ohhsh
"a, 20 his friends nud scquun,anccs tor the ho-rai sup
~ received .rom them ana hopes by frict a''ch'o" "
~, ~, ALIEN GARRETT.
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,1rtnI l. WARD.

vox ROGERS, -A street n,1, Nam, ,t,ia MaRSLE
15Ess f;yg:H G;vt !siH :as oSE As5:s" STEI
&oEt,MLs.Lss Lsry de- serir,io WALL Plates FRONTS
M " ,.,,, ,e c:u..ry with c;y reference, promptly
ba~.u served his time In one of the iafses
w =, New York City, and having much expe
'"a9.>"'' ;sss fatisrs himself that Nil work exc.
rr'd " us -! 49, Oc. 5-tlv
{ .-f ny South ----
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MORE OF THE ARCTIC's PASSENGERS.

ruIL,pELpuIA, OCTOBER 2l.-rle ateancr Osprey
has arrived here from ST. dohus \: f;' wan me
wr,ckrI uns,cnyers ui the City o Philadelphia Size
reuorts that inualic life bout belonging to the Arc
m and containing the purser and several of the crew,
with three passengers arrived at t.Johns on the 'th
The purser landed at HOLINESS Hole, aud the balance
are aboard. m
PuI1ApELpHI,, Oct. el.-The Arciics crew and
nassrnrers saved are aboard the British steamer Os-
nrry. anchored twenty miles below. Can't obtain
particulars.
PHILapELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-The Osprey has at length
arrived with tho passengers OF the wrecked steamer
PhladelphlA.
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NOTICE

s,r,z,BETN MOORE (forrnery Elizabeth Brown
n d III. irscennGnts OF Travis Brown, deceased, will
20 noace ;tai By the will of Nancy Brown deces re-
,,.l u the County Court Of Orange county III the State
y,,nis nm r.ored TO y-r;,sc for the sand Elizabeth
lyr. AMI IN. descendants Of the snid Travis Brown, 10
me !w,d and receive their shares On the esate OF
Nancy Rro,vt) within years from the tnie OF ner
@ which vas in July 1853; which sharer II not called
py them, wi niu the sCii years, am directed 10
rY cys: 10 Thomas Brown brother 10 SAID Nancy Brown
WILLIAM WAiLANp.
E,,.,c = Nan Brown. decd.
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>GTiIE TO TEACHERS.

,,rr r-,...r. G: CarOinc Female CoIlcSc drsirc 70
.n:,ys crrl.lem,a fully qualified 20 NIL :he Char OF
v.sc.::.:s ad E4sarhl Sclencc VIII, VIII Dc vsean,
" r u ~ yrescu. season, in NcremOer SERVICES
=. = ..r,;-. /! ,., = the is. Of January. 1900
t,..r;il 'e;sr sr0,s whe her they are members
~, ~ ,.I:c..; snt, whc.he. nsr:ic': or single
4" .l!- nr C. Watkins President CT the Board OF Irus
~. 1.,ua..c an.nr Nnrih CMrOimM Sept ss-Eol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

IEECssHd7iVN y CHA7tVtHV-- .HV".
Srw ORLEANS. Oct. l9.-'Ihc steamer Black War
rior hos arrived here with dates from Havana IN :!:e
I!rh inst She brings account Of The ass'Ssina-
rin Of Cnstcncio, the 'Tc known bcirayef OF Gen.
Lon,z. lie WIS ;,sa,siWsd "I the Eth lust, whilst
in the bliad room ot cohcc house psay'n: va
liurIs The assassu cscaprd ana TAD nct oeci heara
Of nor any clue 10 his idcplitv.
The tnucyal oi Cas;cncio took place the next day,
,rJ his remains were followed To the grave 10y his
Guard onlv who tiercely attacked by Il mob and
terrible scene cnsued IN which several were Killed
AMI wounded Tn. aluir has caused intense excite
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

there! Hale said slaves would he introduced into
California. Webster snil M, unl spoke truth and
wisdom. Ii must z" where tho products and climate
are suited 10 its nature. Ii Missouri was 20 lcgslar
to-day upon slavery she would refuse its existence
and into Nebraska the same views are FIST going with
the tide of cmigra,0u."
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N.ksl,If'l.,

lEI iVSG Gu ei he ;e administrator OF the estate ot
IL Hchry hing, deccascd, formerly of Hanover, but
sc OF kcam,ni all persons having Claims against the
' e.tA;e arg"hy notified present the.i IN me Tor
itnseH' end all persons indebted TO the snd estate are
| -ririy required 70 make payment 10 ne
! DANIEL nENOON
= ht!f-2Sw1w ..dm'r Of Henry King, decd
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I,EOR{:E -. SwiSN,
--r0rvry At IlW AMI sol ICIIOR IN CHANCERf,

Jackson. Mss, ,
|IDRACTlCFS Law in the several State and fedorn
Courrs held al Jackson and in the Circuit aud Probate
Eur1s O! Kinds and the ne!ghbclng eastern connet lie
III also attend 70 he pnylnen Of taxes aud redemption OF
t.cieG lands at the Auditor S O:Aee
Refers to S;epa.n T. Egsie.oa. ESQ; Henry lryns
[.1: Samuel Marx. Esq, Cashier Bank ot Virginia;
[.,.rs. Harris & Gibson kichMIOnd. Va NOv. ln-t.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

NrEW CONCERN have ibis dey i.!s, taken n, Ii co
y partnership my brother JOHN + Bl!!Eh: nc m;
-tcr - be ooa.ucis.I IA the name oi -3 l. ~ i'
l. 90. . ,;,,.-, Lo
Tuuokally .c tie patronage heretofore 20 aotrHHy he
.~I On Gt.rIIR TiNSLEY will be pleased 10 nave
g nirlHiOn with the new nrnI. - ,,,,, -,
.u,r.r iiulNc'ra JAS. /. ~ ii'Eh'
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TEACHER WANTED.

"'sI 70 employ, for the ensuing year, teacher quail
.aca 10 ,"tc Ike Erg!ish hnd Latin Languages ant
nae!asCs; 10 axe charge Of n small school Of Is or
rs TaUse !e-!rmg suca siua;iop will please eppl!
IN" ?rr."r ~ ,ae Clover Hill Pins, by letter, di
'cet - W!G'-rpocl. y. o., Chesterfield
Dc: li--c,i JAMES H. cox.
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IllsniIII-TION.

RWlNG the dcuth OF Thomas Tim Icy, u IL" Hin I"
Vb Bl'TLER & TINSLEY Is dssolvcd AL pers"n. III
et 70 he firm will please make payment wi'aou: u"
&. and thos. having claims against US will prrssn' ''i
.orl.mcat. BCiLhH ~ iA>@L''4
Richmond August ), 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

fsGiNErkeUFFICE RICHMOND okk RlVkR X r. !
RIcIr.ioNp VA, October llih, 1854
UH9oyOSA AL will be received at this office, until De.
L cemo.r IL; Tor IN" Grading Masonry and Bridge
S42yr.l.uctu:. 9; this Road
Inc Company reserves the privilege o re)ec'ins any or
h. me ten sr. and OF slions the work IN such proper
.5,s l.. MS" - l"r.lrd mo-i advantageous.
Testimonials responsibility must b" enclosed with
- proposal when tl- parties are unknown.
ll, E:cr, al SOLICITATIONS wall DO ready Tor IN
,?"ciiun on Ana u:;-G IL" iJth lroXi;no.
Dc, l2-e7w z : CLANTOS, Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-24

VALUE OF A HUSBAND.-Ihe judiciary cori''
mittse of the CITY Councils OF Sun Francisco have
reported in favor of paying Mrs. Greenho~r formerly
OF Wasl igton $4,000. as compensation i~r tho lo'o
OF her husband who killed by falling from on" ..
the Lid sidewalks :; the city.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR IL DrNNAVANT.
WIN F. RlTCHlE h ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
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InOKTlBLE STEAM ENGINE Am SAY

i MILL FOR SALf.-keiag determined to remove
so..h otc! e! sale no l. twenty horse power Steam
.aGn. Al rr: reduced lllce.
.aeNihss been worked only about six months just long
-a 10 move is r4cccnce nnd Is warranted 10 he 10
Psr,: -;aiue b. rnrchnsed any thing like
:ae
ippy early to DiNHRipGE & HART, Richmond. or
..!OS /. iNrERsOH Jr., Rr,her Glen 2 Once, Caro-
L-s Va S.Df &c
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NERS FOX SiLE.-A Tnyr:u, Sur. To,---.
,ar. al other convenient buildings, suitable or ali
ID ,I WIN very superior water and healthy locality
X acres OF land, i'll good state o: improvement
!Jn.e eoove FredeTlcks burgund rs Charlottesville 10
srIy. " oe taverH but SeiliuUry OF isarning the
S.at VIII be exceedingly profitable Tavern
Fos.,io, aage passengers now cine at THIS place
,, .s given any time.
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INDIANA.-M lDem.j msjorityfo Congrce.
in the district Of Indians, is 059 The returns Gra
complete.
English's Dem.l majority in the second dis::ic'':
62l.
Lepslature.-The Indiana Sentinel DEM make
the new Senate stand 26 Democrats 10 g Wings ma
one Senator to be heard FROM House. II Democrat:
to Il Wings, and two members to be heard ron.
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CHARLES LYMAN, Esq.
THE ANNEXATION OF CHARLESTOWN
VOID.
BosToN, Oct. 2l.-The annexation Of Charesown
WAS to-day declared void by the supreme court The
decision creates astunslIment.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC NOMINA-
TIONS.
BosroS Oct. 2l.-Thc Democrats Of the first
Congressional District of this State have nominated
A. IT, Howlaud for Congress; Edward Avery in the
third, and the Hon. VIM. Purmentcr i'll The fifth dis
trict. d.
SoNyTXiyo ~ MARKEr.-Acorns have been
LII.