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The Empire County argus., 1854-04-15
MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS

MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.
Exchange and Banking Onic, MAJ. street, Cooma.
Mcconnell y Co. run 'aiy EXpr,as to Sacramento
connecting .'itl W~'',, Fargo u Co.'S Express san
Francisco, Oregon Atlantic states, CanadaS Europe
Treasure packages parcels, etc. forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection Of
notes ana accounts.
Sight bills of exchange drawn all parts the Atlantic
States, Canadas and Europe Checks at Sight all parts
of Calfornia
Deposits received, slecial Or otherwise. GOLD DUST
! bought. MCCONNl4ll4 " co.
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-15
1O0,O 900 SHINGLES
HAVE WE 4 "BOURBON"
AMONG US?

persons interested in having this question solved will
Whiskey mt the Brick STORE. dec17
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FOT WT ENYUNN
GEN A A CuApMAN OE MONRNE

Mcssrs. Edors--I do not know when | WINS so
much delighted, as WAS by reading in the Enquirer
of the 9th, the nomination of Gen. a. \. Chapman
of Monroe county, for Commissioner of the Bonrd Of
Public Works, by eastern virginia." 1t s very
important to have in that Board such man as Gen
Chapman, whose prudence, sound judgment, pract-
cal economy and extensive acquaintance with the con-
dton Of the State, the wants of the people and the
subject Of Internal improvements would be Of the
greatest importance in lifting the Old Dominion tothe
greatness to which nature destined her. The achieve
ment for our old mother, OF such glory and might ms
destiny 10 have intended for her, is not To be
expected by wild and reckless expenditure of the
public money, i'll tunncling mountains and the ari-
cial upheavings OF the 'evcrlasting hills" But wig
dom says follow the channels that nature has opened
up for Ii is then the first great duty of the pcu
pie TO bring to the control Of those things of
sound Judgment and practical intelligence. Such al
one is Gen. a. 4. Chapman. And it is greatly to be
hoped that the people will call him to tho office of
Commissioner Of the Iuurd of Public Works. And if
no convention is held, hope he will announce him.
self candidate for that office, and he will receive
mighty vote from the people Of TIDE WATER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31

A LADY PHILANTlIROPISr.-M Ames was
sitting in her front room, when she saw Mrs. Arm
strong approaching-a very publicsplrtcd lady, who
took an interest in all reforms and benevolent en-
crprscs especially those undertaken for people nj
distance.
"My dear Mrs. hmes," she commenced, 81 am the
agent of sewing circle just established, the object OF
in Patagonia. | am told that they are i'll the habit
of going about in state OF nature, which you know
is dreadful to contemplate"
"Perhaps they are used to H."
"}ut that is 10 reason why We shouldn't improve
their condition. SO we have agreed 10 hold meeting
two evenings in Il week, with this object in view
Will YOU join y
"l am ufraid cant. / should bc Obliged To neg
lect nv own children presume will be t!Ie cnse
with som. of those who attend. Look, for example,
at that boy in the street. He has hole III lls elbow
and his clothes nre all covered with mud. presume
his mother belongs 10 some of these benevolent ass-
Citations and hasn't time 10 attend To her own chill
dren."
"Nlrs Ames," asked her visitor, rising with ind'g'
nation. "do you mean to insult me !"
"Insut You :" WAS the astonlshcd reply, "oi course
not. What makes you think sO -
ado you know who that boy il, OF whom You
speak,.
NO. don't but should ike to-
'!You would Well, ma'um. Your curiosity shall
be grnttied. lie is my son, George Washington
Jackson Armstrong. What have you to say t" that'
Say } why, nothing. Only 'sunfor'unate for the
poor bov that he want horu n Patag0nlan.
Mrs. Armstrong, without n reply, swept out oi the
room with the mai esty of queen.
She is still canvassing for the sewing circle IN be-
half nj the youthful PataConiara, while George
Washington Jackson Armstrong is permitted 10 roam
at will through the streets, on condition that he will
not venture within sight Of Mrs. Amcs's window.
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VOLUME Ill.
~. Y,cynoNp ENQIIRER'
r,sL.s,rp DAILY ASo sxNi~Enn.., ......, >,r
,rrculE. PRYOR n DlHHN'N'i
- X Ms

Daily ",' .Tcr,ar p'r nps psrcd iIu th.n one sne
sect eiSh, '" , "A Getty i've dollars per hnnnm. and
year tyF ~ months payeb" in advance, 10 DC PAD
i1r'e ~ rrn:::,ci by n"C p"'ipai' or elk uo''fs
pc: a'1. a. -, -, i. Office may Lee reunited per mail III
.rae Bank notes at the ,s, ,k OF ''T hS h"". po.
IL, is''s ,,e- scarcely ui any account 10 tlr VIII
s' ne accumulation OF pSasr on IN an ESrs txen.'e 0"
ssne-- "'''" TERMS OF $t'VERIlSiNG.
f., -= puir ESQrSEH-for TIN i lines or Lees, nr.'
/, . INV csn,s snd every succeeding Insertion twen
!a-''n'' u inserted Il week. twice week OF
ty'r c,n weS rirty and hall cents tor zach
;,,,f,aq Scr tie "F' ,,., s1,. dollar. fur TWELVE
, ,r ?ortion Tor advertisements oi greater
.''' '1 ,,, Iur,ry Vendors and AucIioneer-, VINO ARE
c."-"" WerKLy-- TEN lines or less. rrsf IN
y " y,ry rye ccn'- for each continuance hf csn,r.
s"'' r Uhi,nr,cs and Tributes OF Respect cSceoaihe
z ,.. .r. charged tor ADVERTISEMENTS
E!'Ht -,n y I;sauc" must hc accompanied win INC
c, ,ay or satisfactory references 20 insure 'Ne'u
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JUST PUBLI>iiEp,
AND FOR SaiE ~ j. NAi.ho.h'
rtIC vtDrISJs s.SD v CAROLINA Al.NAEi'

By Dcr;d R,rLGr4,0a, Of LOHlsG CO"HtG "a.
EtONTAINlNG correct il' OF u" members ., .'
-; sIso lnrnb.r- OF Consrets, nIi COur'- ~,
North Carolina Tabular stacrrn, o: 'hcn s''c IN go
ir;nr showing AT view the population sdutIe nil
;,tr, 70 IN. squire mile, militia ftc number Of "J'H
nr.nn, over II ycnr. of VINO cann", re"d end wt
Se drnf and dumb blind. in-sEc anil t."s. leo. -"
population OiIEc United Stnt"s from y? 10 !sG ncts
n,ucurs IN lnrcres;ny account O the !tG"&G' 81: u a
ncstic animals into america by CouuIku@ in HI rrr
Mothers Bible; The katy Did Song kHty bHs anrw"r -
Katy: Nay. deem not happy He vii! not w." 's'a
Twas on sunday morning; no ask my mother H. Pc
marriage The Mothers Cradle Song vary Ir'uyE T"t
Things; Bridal QuarrelS Eighteen Years A;"' AM,
Words II thou hast lost friend The FhrTG"r ,diy i
Tomorrow; A Gem; Life, Ep!iaph The Lust bo!.", -
lcf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31

THE Hos. CHARLES AuGrsTUs MURRAY has re-
Gently been appointed Envoy and Ambassador Extra
ordinary to Persia an office Of very great responsible
ity and importance at this uncure ot Affairs in the
East. Since the time Of the appointment of Sir John
nature so delicate and embarrassing. Mr.. Murray
formerly held place in the Queens household, and
subsequently he was Consul-General to Egypt. lie
is parnivcly young nnn for post of such mag
ni,ude as that to which he is assigned; and the
circumstance shows the very high estimate which
Ministers place upon abilities AMI discretion II b.
acquits himself successfully at Delhi he will nndoubt'
rdiy be made Peer on his return.-l Bnta'o Conn.,
!iH.
Mr.. Murray is not very young md is highly con-
nccted. lie is nephew of tho late Duke of llamil-
ton md is n Crnn,lSon ut the Colonial Governor OF
Virginia. Earl of Dunmorr. He spent one or two
years in this country some fifteen or eighteen years
ago visited the Far West, wrote book of travels in
the United States, "by English gentleman"
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DIED.

D,vn o, b,. residence in Halifax county the ath Octo-
b.r Iss, cnn, LANES THOMPSON. aged about ninety
ye,r, He wns a soldier in tine Revolutionary war and IL
lie tuy said he has no. left ID" enemy behind
him - :. :---.
Csnt. Thompson was remarkable man in having no
al ousIy OF mead or heart excite ernity Alwsys
cheerful lie seemed contente TO live and lot live Peace
10 his ashes
DIED. on the 2lst inst M his residence in Powhalan
county, WIN H. HASKIN5, In the 4lst yoar of his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31
EMIGRATION FROM GREAT BRITAIN.

The Annual Report of the Colonial and Land kmI-
grafton Commissioners Of England contains some IN
tcrestng statements. II shows that the total number
of persons who have emigrated in the thIrty-nIne
wears between 1915 and 1853, inclusive amounted to
3,1s3j29 but that of these 81 ,H3 or more than
have cmigrated during the seven
wears ending on 3lst December last. The money re-
mitted from North America by enigrnnts from ls4S
20 1883 inclusive, amounted t" upwards OF 4d''oo.
This was through public institutions; the amount
through private channels cannot be estimated, though
doubtless it was large The total number of lrirh
who ernigrated in 1853 is set down at i99, ,392.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31

r.In view of the nsubornate disposition manifest
ed bv few dsscctcd Democrats in this State, We sug-
Gcsed sumo few days since that it was time 10 tghten
the rcins Of party &c. The Wing, pretending ia
quote our language, substitutes the word scrc~ for
reins-thc one an offensive Phrase the other figure
suggestive simply of curbng and restraining If the
alteration inadvcrtent, the Wig will rcadily cor,
rect the error.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31
NEWS OF a MISSING SHIP.

New YORK, Oct. 27.--The British steamship Pew
tona arrived at san Francisco from the Sandwich
islands brought intelligence of the long gmissng Arc
tic ship Enterprise which arrived at port Carcne on
the 2lst August. She lost only three men during the
whole time The Enterprise went into the Arctic
sens in the Of 1851 and passed through Prince
of Wales Strait, but finding the ice mpassable passed
the winter of 1872 in LATITUDE IL 30 north, ong-
tudc 1902 35 west. After making every c1crtion to
accomplish the object Of her voyage she passed the
winter ofIS52'3 in Wollaston bay, in latitude g..
uortlI Ion. 1862 3Jwesi. The winter of 1854 found
her in Camden bay latitude IS north. and longitude
li5' 80 The ice Released the vessel he3Oih
nf In ulv
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SINTON S Sons. NURSEHY,

A tho scnson Tor panne has arrived. III" cub. J-e
"a -crlber. would respectfully cell the attention Of ss.
their iricndsI,u public g"nrrnyo thir arc" md =
extensive. collection Of FRUIT TREES, cmbrnc!Lg ,r
hrp. ~ collection ,hnt has been sErpasscd =: ia"
mute of Virginn mud nearly al iruPaght'd ;r,m lrg:
bearing trcr. ia their own GrCnrt
Catalogues. with directions tor planting, mHE n" tri "
WIN Palnrrs seed and Plough Stor"; m P"yi"n Jnll.
s,on ( Brothers ApOth"chry store. a. Z. sin"u y Co.
Hardware store and ~ Logan Waller Commission 'g-
yh.r. nny orders lei, viii b" puncuny attended 20. asd
I.,,cr- dirc,,rd To tn. sub-cTIbcIs, Richmond W..
ceiyc prompt attention. ~ ....,
r.btt
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FROM NEW GRENADA.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-lIy the George LAW we have
later dates from New Grenada. The Congress had
commenced its session., and installed by the Vice
President Jose Obnldia, with IN inaugural message
Gen. abuleda hud avanced to Lamcsu and Oh IcaniIa,
Col. Juon had been defeated by the government
forces. All accounts agree that Meo, 10 sgii.
cant phrase, is ION his last legs"
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. on Thursday evening 2Gth inst hy the Rev
Geo. W. Lan2hornc, Mr. JuNluS b. PRYOR 10 Mis-
NARY JANE, daughter OF Captain Beverly l. "e''' al
OF this city.
MARRIED, the evening. BY the same M!: ~ ~
LIAM T.. CRUTCHFlELD to Miss EMMA "ESLhi'
daug glitter OF Capt Beverly r. Wells, all Of thh city
MARRIED. on the 18th inst, by the Rev B: C. Haber.
,hcrn Major C. A. DERBY. OF the Georsin Mntaty ihSl
tute To Miss CLARA JANE, daughter oil h'n. "th L.
Hunt of Marietta CieorCIa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

WISH to sell q tract of land, about 700 acrcs, mile
u and half from Port Royal, Caroline county Virginia.
Immediately the road TO Bowling Green. The inhd i,
rich More than four hundred are In wood ana
timber which sell WELL either in Port Royal or TO vessels
and steamboats, trading with Port Royal There is de-
scent all tho way from the farm TO the village and the Iond
is excellent The soil is admirably adapted 10 Wheat Corn
and Tobacco Its advantages oil situation surpassed by
few farms in the State would prefer dividing ntotwoo or
three small farms aud such divisions would suit purchasers
better parts Of it would suit timber eet;crs and wood
at present and another portion open ami
ready for farming The improvements are new aud
sufficient for farming purposes.
would like sell several houses and lots in the town
Port Royal. GEORGE FlTIHIGb.
March lE--cif
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ROANOKE LAND.

INOR SALE nv Plantation on the Roanoke River, in the
It county OF Meckenburg, containing by survey l135
acres. Of which there also By survey ga acres and
9a poles Of FIRST and % and ~ poles Of second low
grounds There joining Tie low ground six or eight
acres of rich branch Hat: making in all somehing more
than 40 acres of fret and second low grounds or The
high land there about 900 acres oil wc!nocren WOOL
lsnd-much of il fair tobacco land
TERMS OF SALE.--Onethird of the purchase money
CASH the balance be paid in two equnl annual install
n.nts 10 be secured BY deed OF upon the land
1hcse terms may he changed 10 extend the time Tor
innk;ng several payments may be agreed np"n will
the purchaser.
with ,hc usual crop wheat sowed upon The plantation
ne, ocwGw HENRY T. WATKINS.
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LATER FROM ST. THOMAS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Dates from ST. Thomas t"
the eth inst. have been received here. The ships
Franklin and Catlarnc, which arrived at ST. Thomas
in August, mysterious expedition, were siilI
there; destination unknown.
The crew of the brig Acantlrus, from London,
which WIS burnt on the 9th OF September, have ar
rived at Bermuda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
George l.. Curry of Oregon, to be Governor of the
Territory OF Oregon.
William II. Farrar OF Oregon, to be Attorney of
the United States for the Territory of Oregon.
BENJAMIN +. Harding of Oregon, to be Secretary
Of the Territory Of Oregon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31
C0NNICTIlN OF DIR. REAIE-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21.-The case OF DIR. Beale,
the dentist, indicted for an assault on Miss Nudge
whilst the latter was under the influence of ether
went to the jury this afternoon under summing up
by Geo. NJ. Wharton for the prosecution further mr.
gument being dispensed with. The jury came in this
evening with verdict of guilty, accompanied with a
of the accused to the mercy of the
court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31
NAMRLIA COUNTY FOR SALE.

FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE.
WYE offer for sale very deeirable farm in the lower
w end Of Amelia about l6 miles from Petersburg and
% miles from Richmond, lying Nanozne creek md
near the limos of Amelia Chesterfield and Dnwddie
ties; containing abon, 934 about 400 open
and mostly in cultivation; divided into cs 800 in
virgin and pine growth Astounding in Barrel. Pipe and
Ihd timber 2as in uc bottom land mostly free from
inuuda,ion 1t has all the necessary buildings for q
OF ts sze is well watered IN each field hy some six
or eight springs and by creeks having fine prospec
of wn,er power; aordng one of tho finest stands in the
county Tor Grst Mill &c.
For further information, terms &c, apply to
RIFFIN & AUGUST,
General Agents for the sale and purchase of lands No 3
Main street, Richmond. July 2l-cwtf
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Joseph SISTON &


Blue KlDGE TURNPIKE CDMFANl
a r mn annual meeting % the Stockholders OF III" ~
IA Ridge Turnpike Company, held q, Nrdls"n Corn
Hois. on the Eth day oi Oc:UL l-Ji "a quorum h''
ing prrsrnt) on motion il ordered that IL. t''
adjourn to NEE, nsau the place. on Frdly '' "
I.Gmnsuv n. no,i:.d by uubirnr;on to srcnd -s'd n"
Tu. j. HUMPHREYS, C".s
o., q, Oi Il. r. Z. CO.
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Oct li-ctf Negro Foot Post Office.
LAND FOR SAFE ~ HALIFAX COUNTY.

LAND FOX sALE IN hALlfaA tot VII
TIME subscriber oilers for sale tracts OF land in
IL the county OF Halifax, Immediately the line Of the
Richmond and Danvile Rail Road and about three miles
from Stnunon River There lands lie on Clover and Black
Walnut Creeks and situated in good ncighborhood
and healthy portion Of tho county One tract contains
42t acres-about .O0 open land, with good clay
foundation and well adapted the growth OF corn wheat
and There improvements except an over
seers house, cabins aud tobacco barns.
The other tract called 'Lockctts contains 1871 acres
100 acres cleared and the balance heavily tinbered with
oak and pine There is dwelling house thi- tract
with the usa outhouses The two trac!s hdjon each ohr
and are cultivated this year quarter plantation, but
will be sold separately together TO suit purchasers Full
Possession will be gwen on Is; December next.
Bo, tracts lie around Clover station important depot
on the r. & Danvile r. Road The car- run daily from
Richmond this depot Should the purchaser with 10 en-
gage in furnishing wood to the rail road he could doubtless
make a contract with the company.
ANY further description is deemed unnecessary The
subscriber resides miles from the said land and will take
pleasure in Ihowng the estate 20 any gentleman wishing TO
purchase. H. r. HARkhll
Glover Station, Halifax county-Sept l2--ci
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ZoTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

KIcuMoSp Va October llth, 1854.
~corOS Al = vi b, received NJ this Office until De-
ccmbcr st, tor the Grading, Masonry, and Bridge
-n.,.r.ru.rur. oi this Road.
tEc Company the privilege ni rclecung any or
% ,.njcrs and OF aIlo,ing the work in such proper.
,,ags y. NAV he deemed most advantageous.
Testimonials responsibility must be enclosed VIII
The proposals when the parties are unknown.
rn. Prols and specifications Will DO ready LOT in'
.-.c,ion on aud snGr the l5;h proNlmo.
= ~, - ac-w F : CLAXTOS Engineer.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

I'VE are authorised 10 cell about VOO acres OF land in
~ the county OF Diawiide, on the Petersburg and
Ei'on Plank road These lands will be sold in ono en-
or VIII oe divided into farms suit tine wants Of
i+rAS.-rs some portions OF which will Lsye extensive
Eorcnients, other. with moderate improvements, and
% m' "ih"n any. Per-ca- wishing purchase will do
~ I" stl IN Us M w" can be accommodating in regard
i"'nry. proc terrs o.! payment, Ne
a. REFtiN AUGUST
@rG. Va NJ i" N.en'
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INOR REST-The House hnyo s'rec., a. ~ -
II sent occupied by Mr.. R. II. D' knson ~;
Also the tenement Cary rireGt, ~" Gor- -5-'h-
above Pear. street, Ii, present occupied " . 81 '
enshp. .,.c 49,,
Possession OF the abo"e Two houses gwen on lst
Also eeversl vacant lots sear my Factory suo'f '"t
atom" yards, carpenter shops, &C -, ,,.o,,,,
For terms, &c, apply 10 '"S' ihoHA7' "N'
Sept. lj--ts
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OFFER for suc the above ogeter with valuable
III (rist Mill, lying in the county Of King aud Queen
and distant about six miles from the Court House three
from the River und about twelve from Wet Point ia"
Eastern terminus of the Richmond and York River rail
road and in healthy and agreeable neighborhood.
This farm contains five hundred and seventy acre
of which about TWO hundred cleared, and well
enclosed upon the remainder there large quantity OF
cord wood and other timber highly valuable in ths
region .
four rooms and other suitable buildings.
For Terms which will BE- satisfactory to any one wisb
ing TO purchae, application ean be made 10 the snhfer
county or Alex Dudley, King and Queen Court House
Virginia.
Persons wishing purchase invited TO wilt the pre-
ms.s and examine for Themselves.
0ct 1-cwsw BUCKSER z. GUTHRIE.
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TEACHER WANTED.

,,,,Iny for Tie ensuing year. teacher quail,
"'G y, ,.gri the English aud Latin Languages ana
.,U,r. to take ch-rcr OF small -c"" "l I'd OF ~
p ic.rpr such situation, vii! please Apply
pupils 4 a. ,h,. CloSrr Hill PftI. or 10y letter di.
!sCi"d I" "''''' i'' - JAMES II. cox.
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GLOUCESTER FARM FOR SALE.

TUylIE Subscribers otter for sale o! the mos, dcsirh
tc and attractive Farms in Eastern Virginia, situated
in the county Of Gloucester about six and half miles
from the court Housc. North River, bold navgsble
stream Astounding with the fncst FISH, oysters and terra
Plus It contains upwards Of o0 acres of which 80 are
arale low grounds, and the remainder high lands vol
wooded with Chestnut, Oak and Pine The arabic land IL
cultivated in I'VE fields all separately enclosed with Ches
nut fencing and generally pretty well SEX in Glover Mari
is abundant in nearly all the fields The dwelling which
commands beautiful and extensive prospect, ID commo
dious and the Barns Stables Carriage House scrrans
IIoisc, &C. all very good. Also large brick Ice House
ami very bold Spring the dwelling The locality is
healthy the ucishborhood desruble, and the means OF
chenp and luxurious living not excoled, ii cquncd by
those Of nny region Of the State
There nrc Young Orchards OF very select varieties Of all
tho 6iiorcn; kinds OF truit.
For further information, terms, &c, enquire Of
RUFFIE a. AUGUST,
General Agents No. lis, Main street.
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LOU cESrER Low GROUNDS FOR SALE.

y..ptN IsON "hotNbN rVh
hE .u- riber offers for sale his Farm North river.
Il Gloucester county, containing upwards OF 1000
" oi which $50 are OF arabic low grounds; and the re-
''h-', hch lands we'll wooded with chesnu, oak and
,"G h- bic land is cultivated in i've heds. all scpa.
"y enclosed with che.nut fencing and generally pretty
" /" toy"r Marl is abundant in nearly all the fields
J., '''has house is conmodiUus, and the barns sta
cs''!7se Rouse servan,s houses &c, all very good.
N A'se hr,ck ice house and very bold spring near
& VOICE. Tn" locality is healthy, and the ncishbor'
''Sa ID i' very desirable.
e ara young orchard. of very select varieties OF oil
c. xmas Of fran, The public are invited to exa'
10Y sn", half of valuable Grist Nill euleI Cow
aug i--cw3sScow'f J. J DENSS
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Bl>FORD, MAYO ~ BLAIR, ,

tEAIE REQ, .vd their Fall and Winter Dry Gooda, Car,
Ieins, Sc. 10 which they invite the attention o:
't"'r fr"i- bn: tiIr p.o..c generally.
In ;l"r stock will be found the newest styles, Foreign
G Djan,;;c Ir"-- Goods for Indies and gentlemen
7"H also very arc. stock OF heavy goods Tor servants,
'a.''5'" FOR factory and plantation use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31

NOTlCE.-1 There is in the jail OF Smyth county n r,n
away slave, who calls himself Anthony He is shou,
!e1' o! ng., rather dark. and had when placed in
S''"n hhpser coat check cotton pantaloons and
:, WOOL as; He lodged in the j'il the aOrh day
GsrncmStr. q 1854. j.. B. JONES, Jpilor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-31
MARBLE YARD.

VOUN T ROGERS, 9th Street. near Main, Richmond,
D.lc. ID Egyptian, Italian and Amer:csn MAHBLh
MONUME<TS TCMBS. GRAVE SIOSES, AANiEL
PIECES oil every Description WALL fLAl Es t hoHi -
&c,
Any d-'-r in "oryas executed in the nen"st manner
Order the country with city reference promptly
srended 70. =. ~
Nr Rogers having rrvcd his time in one OF the larseS;
...abshmcnts in New York Cy. and having much eSpc
--2c- IN the husness, aa,ters himself ths all WORK exc
~ Al his h % will iv. as entire satisfaction any done
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