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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-20

FRIDAY MORNING., OCTOBER co. 1854.

superior regard for tho pence and harmony OF
the party, to complain OF the course of this paper
tending TO an opposite result. Our appeal OH Tutr-
day 10 all portions Of the party and all shades OF pre-
ference to be represented at S!nunton fully shows
anxious desire that the Convention should express the
full and fair sentiments OF majority Of the whole
Democracy OF the State, regardless of the dicta;ion OF
managers from any quarter. We again earnestly call
upon the Democrats III every county to have meet
incs and send Delegates TO Stauuton on tho 3lth No
vember.
So much in viudication Of our own position. What
ever others may do in the future we shall continue to
consult the harmony und success of the Democratic
party and neither at Saul;nn, or elsewhere, seek 10
cnycn,ler quorrcs among Democrats. The same feel
ur we doubt not will animate the great mass Of the
Democracy of Virginia who seek the success Of their
great principles through the medium Of proper stand
ard-bcRrcrs.
The Lynchburg Republican does us great injustice
in representing the Enquirer ms "secking through the
influence of unknown correspondents to break down
Mr.. Lclk.." The Republican adds
'Thc most substantial md influential newspapers
in the State have expressed their preference for Mr.
Lcnkc. The ER9v.srr has noticed the fact
even under its head Of ':City and State News" But
every anonymous strbbler seems at liberty to use it
columns for the advancement Of the claims ut Mr..
Wise 4 word more. The EMY"i'rr hrs been par
tiruHrlv lrnunciaiory of know Nohngs' VIII it
please to inform the public whether not It's PET.
Henry A. WISE cpncurs with its sentiments! /! We
venture tho assertion tlut II will not
In reply, We have 10 say TINT we have erleavorcd
TO gvo syuopss Of the expressions of opinion i'll the
various portions OF the State on tho subject OF Gov.
ernor-that we have published every communication
in favor Of Mr.. Lcakc---,hut Of Mr.. Lcukc X
friends have complained of us on this score, and that
tho only complaints we have received Oh tho subject
huvc been from Mr.. IIjSrS ircmds-,hGt We have
published two communications unjustly rehectirg up
| on him. So much for that charge.
The Republican also errs in calling Mr.. Wise 'thc
pct" of the Enquirer. The Enquirer has defined ts
position fully and clearly this point. Ii has no
| "pct" nr candidate for Governor-but is pledged TO
the support OF the Aomin,' II Ar Conrcat'0n Will
the Republican say the in regard TO the nominee
| OF the Convention
| In reply to the Republicans query, although We
have no right to speak for Mr. Wisr, wehavr as,rong
and decided impression and belief TIM, Mr.. Wise does
concur with the Enquirer's sentiments on the subject
| OF the Know NothnSs
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L
INFORMATION hnvia been received By the Executive,
;ha, John II Ames charged with the murder OF his
..sra .cw without provocs,ion, and under aggravated
-cuni,;.ucss AMI William T.. Harrington charged with
,ceny. niue their escape the 10Th instant from the
y, Vi the cou:y Of Arcon.c and going at large
a-Fs;ore, do hereby o:,r a reward Of Two Hundred
a. 10 ans p-.-ur Q, p-:.oas who shall the said
and Harrington oId ceiiver them into the j~ii OF
i couny, Oae iand:cd and Fifty Doars for the NJ.
and delivery. Aforesaid Of said AIMEE, and Fifty
trs Il Ike -nsnnc- 'Or III. said Harrington and do
1:soveI require all officers OF this Commonwealth civil
.a ary and :eqrest the people generally 10 use their
:.A"rcHs 10 procure tls trres. Of the snid AIMEE ana
rU::nysa ;ha, they may DC brou. h: TO Justice.
'':E .aier nv hand Governor and under the les.
p, .'T zeal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
.s; lay Of september in the year la5+.
JOS. JOHNSON.
H!;ss Governor: GEORGE ". MUSFoKD, Secretary OF
=" C0nnl0ap s..a
An" aoO%! yHh:s Of age dark hair, light freckled
mp"Goa -Ao:' and ;Hcl SCI, about feet, inches in
!-:;5; a.c las simple look
ar7lstRs u boD; feet 10 inches high, thick SET, thick
= curly, :ehf hair and round face. Sept. 2e-c3w
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r." -" Ls"I
DEMOCRATS OF IENRICO.

The time and place for holding the Gubcrnatorial
Convention is fixed Let old Henrico be reprcsenttd
t,rrrfor,. come ort at our next Court and appoint
your delegates. Let action be our wntchword:
DEMOCRAT.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.-The following il the
rcsu for members of the next 3ith) Congress- the
Stu,rs where elections have been held, compared with
the present t33dl Congress:
3i,h Congress. 3:'d Congress
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nruof.p.TIc NETTING; IN CUMBERLAND

DEMOCRATIC MEETING lN CUMBERLAND.
We arc requested to state that the Democrats Of
Cumberland county, will meet at their next Court for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the Convention
proposed to be held in Staunon. on the 3Oih OF No
vcmber to nominate candidates for the office of Gov
crnor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General.
A full attendance il requested.
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SALE OF LAND IN FLUVANNA.

INOR tract VI lhnu, containing
H lying in Fluvanua county, the head waters
Of Cunningham Greek, all in original growth
This land is peculiarly adapted the production OF to-
bscco the finest quality, commanding the highest market
prices II lies remarkably well, is abundany watcred
and presents a and southern exposure,
seua for the production Of wheat and tobacco
There is upon the fair proportion Of superior
branch land which would produce heavy crops OF corn
and might be made very profitable MS meadow land being
within Fix miles Of the county sen 10 which point
there is k"r-c unvon great bargain can bc hnd
ia ,!l!r land by early application.
in showing 1t to any one wishing purchase.
psI,~ .I-cwtf WALTER Z. FONTAlNE.
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Onposition majority 4s; Democratic majority i'll
tr.third Congress. 10 anti-Adninisraon gain i'll
81 members elected, 'S
There are us members yet to be elected from twen'
from the slavelolding and the same from the nou-
.I,r.hrIJ;Do Stntrs,
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yVyHE Tract of Land formerly owned by the late Ed
muud A. Locks,t, decd lying upon Touiahawk Greek
and sduinug the lands OF VIM ~infree, Jr AbDah Cheat
hsu Jr and Others Tho Tract contains 1884, acres and
well adapted 70 the growth of corn wheat oats and 10
bscco and upon it Is very good dwelling house. with
most Of the neee esssry outhouser. .-
The place is very healthy and the society IN tue nriSh
borhood good -. ....
About onehird is in the inul growth, md much OF
tne remainder in pine, for which market may De hAu
For terius &C. which are liberal Of early application
be made0 apply to LOCkETT. & rAEKEi.
Sept. l9-ewu - .. Richmond, Va
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AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

We understand that at their late meeting the Board
of Public Works directed circular To br addressed
tn the Presidents Proxies and Directors OF the vari
GUS rail road companies in the State, und, nao "f the
James River and kunawhs Company, requesting
them 10 ".ncct in th. city, on the 9th day Of Dcccn,.
Der next for the purpose of comforting about the pro-
pricty Of establishing ;ar Of charges for freight and
pasa, ugcrs transported over their respective improve
mtnts and Of consulting up" other subjects "ccii"S
the interests OF snI improvements
These ara subjects Of very general and consId1ra-
bic interest and sincerely trust that the invitation
will be cordially responded by all concerned.
Q -
TIE CLINKER M.ANrSCRlPTS-SoME Pas
sAers rs rHr LIFE OF GrorrnEY CLrHKEH, Esq.
written by h'mrIt. l2mo.. Pr. 30. fAIararlnne
y FERGUSON, Richmond, Va
IA old nce approaches and sdvamces--.n arr told
the memory Of early times and scenes, savinGs and
dongs, is revived and Frightened chdhood's joys
and greis lis hopes and ;s fears, wildly recalled
aud the heart heats melancholy but truthful! resp
TO the affecting word, of Byron,
'Dcsr the schoolboy spu:
We nc'rr forget, ih"u. tuc!c we urc io:soi.
Such appears iO have been the with Mr. Gcri-
frey Clinkrr brief portion Of whose ''mnnuscripts'
we nave JUST lulu
His biographer hardly did him justice, else he would
in his first publication have permitted Us to read more
of the writings Of the cllceriu! old gencninn Whose
life was cl.vqucrcd by few stirring incidents, and
WHORE occt in writing, il We lnay judge from what
We have rcnl, simply 10 give M accoun. OF his
on.y love, which, though exercised for half crn,u
ry was hut slightly md seldom ruflcd and always
deep strndy aud farvent. The quiet simplicity of
the narrative is its chief attraction Without orna-
nlent and without apparent effort the smooth current
of his existence is recorded in language gently
nowin. aud grateful the whispers OF the little loves
that at first claimed his admiration and ion his
heart.
II seems that Uncle Godfrey wrote for the benefit
of somy dear one whom he afectionatey terms "lnv
boy" little dreaming, npne, that the "boy, upon
reaching manhood would hnve any ambition TO ap-
near In type either in his or his ancestors
clothes Nevertheless there he is in clear, beautiful
overwhelmingly bcs, and neatest-and we insist
that he make another bow to the public and present
some of those chapters which, without authority, he
hus taken the liberty to suppress.
This little memoir made its first appearance i'll that
excellent periodcu the Southern Literary Messenger,
and comes to us in lis present attractive gnrb from
the prcss of Messrs. Mnctarlane & Fergusson, of
this city.
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DISSOLUTION.

uyEE CoPuTrnershir Of GARRETT ANDkksoN'
!: this .iav dissolved by mutual consent Either par.
-, s.e ii. name of the late firm the settlement oi
I,r. ALIEN GARRETT.
IA. RO VI. ANDERSON.
the subscriber will continue the Grocery and Coinms
81 Fu.!a-.s the old stand. No ~ Main street ne "i!'
n.rsoual c,;en,iop 20 the eae OF oil kinds Of
- proluea con-icned 10 him. He is under many obiSa'
n 10 h!. friends and acquainianccs for the liberal sup
:: received them und hopes. by strict atten''on 70
49,. I'm ALIEN GARRETT.
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Ntbl'I('E.

persons having claims sgsnst the estate OF Henry
Il rolato DEC late OF Hanover county, are requeet
W leia properly authenticated. to bis oxecu.
t1is oy inc 1d OF Hovnbor nex This Dotico will bs
pl'od III bar ,gsns IN eain. ..sn,ed by tha. day
fPoLLARD, tExseurors Of
srt es-Sw4w 90 = -'> ~. So
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NOTICE

ELiziBETH MOORE, Ncrnerly Elizabeth Brown
IL asf lie descendants Of Travis Brown deceased, w!
t 1o:cc thai BY tic will Of Nancy Brown, deceased re-
ied in Inc County Court OF Orange county III he State
n rln;s AIN required 10 advertise for the sad Elizabeth
,He aad the descendants of the said Travis Brown TO
ne forward snd receive their shares Tin the estate OF
~ Aacy bEowD within years from the time of her
ETC. aHch WAS IN July 1885, which sharcs if not callcd
'y 'aer', within The -aid years am directed TO
" Over ~ Thomas Brown brother said Nancy Brown
WILLIAM WAiLASD.
WI &-cs.n EXccu,or OF Nancy Brown decd.
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MARBLE I.AHD.

,ouy = ROGERS. sa street, near Nam, k%amonG: T.
g!'H " Eyyutisn l,.ii~n II and American AARBlE +
- xTS Tt5VBS, GRAVE STONES, MANIEL
SHi ~. a every DESCRIPTION WALL PLATES, FRONTS
sc, &c. !. .. - -,r,.,s &, ,bs ne.,pst manner
AhE .s - re country with city reference, promptly
:erdcd TO- ..,, -, ,;,,.. :, o,a of ,ba lnr,es,
- s,:,,,. in Nvw York City, anu having much expe
:, $50 % .E. Business ta.tcrs himself that all work exc
he ,auu Will give us entire satisfaction rs amy done
e. - -" ..L Oc: |t1g
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>OTlt To TEACHERS

n.1rr T-,.ccs Of Caroline Female College. desrc TO
! Lm,,.y gentleman fully qualified TO t the Ch"ir oi
a.mec. and Natursl Science which Will he vacant nt
=, r.. Of the present session. IN November services
.so,i;rsd beiGr. tie mrs, OF january, le5o.
,Ersn,, will ple.sc state wuerher :hcy members
=: .,y rburch; an,i. whether married or single.
,f,.., DR. C. Watkins President Of the Board OF Tru-'
80. e 9 Cn,lccn Arson. NNrrh CCrohns. Scpt E2--ces
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

LISD ESD MINEHAL SPRISi;S FOX SALE.
TuNIE subscriber offers for sale his plantation i'll tt
Il county Of Powhatan, about six miles below me
Court House, aud five from the Richmond and Danrille
Rail Road 1t contains about 400 acres OF which between
100 and 200 in wood OF original gnowth and
adapted to whoat aud tobacco But that which gives inc
chief value TO the place is MINERAL SPRING. the ran
medicinal virtues Of which have been recently discovered
Below Is subjoned the statement OF Mr. o. A. Strcekrl
Chemist; of Richmond in regard TO its properties since
they have been ascerained, which has been within the
course OF the past Summer som, wonderful cures nave
been effected in the Immediate ne, ghborhood.
"Besdes Sulphureted Hydrogen Gas II contains those
other valuable properties Alum and Sulphate Of ron the
chief ingredients in the Rockbrdge and Bath Alum
Springs Il issues from the foot Of Tower Hill, supposed
be Of Volcanic origin and the highest poin, IN TINS sec
ton Of country. From its top is the most beautiful nhu ex
tensive in Eastern Virginia. md soc think equal
TO- if does surpass in Western Virginia hotel
erected its top would catch the pure brcrzcs OF he
mountains which are IN full view aud would be- OF the
agreeable and healthy residencesto be iouhd
East OF tho Blue Ridge Of Mountains
The subscriber would cell tine whole place or he invites
the cooperation OF OF capital who ~ouiu DC usposSo
to unite with him in the formation OF company iof lhe
| establishment of a fashionable watering place
For further information, address the proprietor P az re"
Ket.rcnees-Dr John G. skel,on and DR.. sam'i A. Hob
son. The Union 7. o., rowhstan county, Va JOSEPH. A.
Mayo Powhatan Court House, Va tco. TT
LAND FOR SALE IL HALIFAX COUNTY.
TnIHE subscriber offers for sale rncis OF land in
Il the county of Hafsx Immediately OH the line OF me
Richmond and Dsuvc Rail Road. nn1 about three miles
from S,uunon River TGcec lAns lie On Clover ana Bnck
Wanu, Creeks and situated III good neighoorhood
and healthy portion of the county One tract contains
i2l. acres-about 40 open land, with good clay
foundation and we'll adapted 10 the growth Of wheat,
md obucco There improvements, except nm over
| seer's house cabins and tobacco hnrns.
The other tract called ocke;ts, contains 33I. acres
100 acres cleared and the balance heavily timberei with
oak and pine There is dwelling house on this tract,
with ouhouses The Two rncts noin each other
and cultivated this year Ms quarter plantation hut
will be sold separately together 10 suit purchasers Full
| possesson will be given on lst December next.
Both lie around Glover station anportan' tepot
nm rho R & Dnnyille K Road The run daily from
Richmond to this depot, should the purchaser wish TO en-
cage in furnishing wood the rail road he could doubtless
| make h contract with the company -
ANY further description is deemed unnecessary. The
subscriber resides miles from the said land and viii taSe
pleasure in showing the estate 10 gentleman wisnS 10
| purchase. b. r GaRhEll
/ llorrr Stntnn uslifrx counlv.-Sept l2-cti
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NOTICE.
Commission and Forwarding

We subscriber late o: the firm I: uarrct; s Andor-
son, scs' leave, mos, respectfully, to announce to
a-' nd the pubic :cueral!y, that he will Continue
commission aud Forwarding Business.
y Oti'c fu. ,hc present. will be AZ the old stand OF
E'i Anderson. No 80 hIsin street. His porsonal at
at! De- gwen TO the sale OF all kinds OF country
%'y thankful for The liberal patronage he hns here
'-y',e', Il" eurnestly -oci,s continuance OF H.
; iia.,i 10 .purc no effort to give satisfaction in
= -'1'ts entrusted 10 him.
"'ch'1cr! nr,1 RIO ANDERSON
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=, NNLIN(sTUN IIUI Sc,
HeCRERf, PROPRIETOR. CORNER OF MAIN
ND SIXTH STREETS
'nSn'w and popular House oilers superior attractions
70 'hc rarclln. eOrlnuui:y and rurdent boar'irrs
a'is" end II. si,usiu !! the most pleasant and de-
| o. s&y nu;el in this city The proprietor sohcits
r. public pc'rnnas". Price Tor transient visitor. 2"
f:tr Sent 2I-ln
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DISSOLUTION

AwlNG 20 the death of Thomss Tnscy, Jr, the arm OF
~ ECTL-R TlNSLEYis is ii.sovcd All persons In
:.o:.t 10 ir. Will please mske payment without do
and :AasC a'nS CLAIM. against US will present them
~ .e,:lelLnnt. bUILEh u 1NSLIi.
E,,:mocG, AG-as, s. 1874
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w "a situsricn "A Teacher, either in
'4s.E E,ne isniiy or public school, by gentleman
:4d.,, sch The ancient Lansuases-GreSk aud Latiri
~ ngus,-s-ticrnan French and Spanish; tho
'''' and all the various branches of the English
scao,g ne ~ Nss.'s. woodbridg. and Giiderslesva
'' "a Oct ln-c6tif
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THE VERY LATEST.
THE PAIL OF SEBAsTUpoL.

From the European TaIo. o.; a.
Up to the present moment 'C 4. ii. Wa are t:-I
without the anxiously looked ior "t:ial continuation
Of the capture OF Sebastopo, ANNOUNCED IN :" !HsHy
tecgraphc messages, anu from such Trustworthy
sources Both IN England and France Inc os!;"i ~
rb, truthfuess of The main features embodied IN ho
various dispatches recording the bgi.itaL ech'oTG'
n,.n,s of the allied armies since the bHto 'i lie -!
MA is almost universal still the anxiety IN each ccI'
try is intense to behold the governmental c9nhTlnI-
ton of the startling announcement: puoI"Hed hy l.i
truding idea that the wish may be father 70 :-=
thought. .. ...- ----
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GEOkt,E 4. SWAMI,

.T-OkNEY At LAW AADSOLICIIUNINU IN UHANV ENI'
JACKSON, MISS,
|nKACrICEs Law in rne several Stute and Federal
Court held q, Jackson md IL :he Circuit aud Probate
.. of Hiuds and the ne!ghborrc eastern counties he
L. a.o a.nd the payment OF taxes nsd redemption OF
feited l4nas ,ihe Auditors Office.
a.fer. to Stephen L. Egses,on, ESQ; Henry Irving
la: samuel Marx, Esq, Cashier Bank OF Virginia.
...s-a Earri@ & Gibson. kichmond Va. Nov. le-cly
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s.The Action of the Stnto Democratic Contra
Committee for 1882

We doubt not that the members of the Central
Committee, present at its meeting Saturday night,
will unto with in regret aud surprise, on reading
the long article i'll Tuesdays Examiner under the
above caption. The Examiner correctly scts forth
the names Of the members present, as follow: john
Rutherford, Chairman; Goo. W. Munford, Thoa. H..
Ellis, William +. Watson, William F. Richie, Ro. W.
Hughes, Wul. a. Pattcson, Dabncy p. Gooch, lsanc
X. Watkins Peter V. Daniel. Jr., VIM. {. Allen, l..
w. Glazebrook Shelton {. Davis, Daniel Truch"nrt,
and Joel B. Bragg.
As soon AZ the meeting was organized member
moved that no recommendation of time and place
for holding the Gubcrpntorial Convention should gh
forth unless it was signed by the names OF majority
Of the members Of the Committee. This was oGjcf'-
ed 10 by the Editor of the Examiner, and il was then
generally agreed upon that the recommendation Of
the Committee, signed by the Chairman and Sccsetn-
~ alone, should be published as the action of TIE
Commi.f,r, acting ar "aH And yet tho ESaml-
ner comes out and only sketches the discussions
in the Committee, but publishes the following which
it incorrectly represents us the actual vote ON the oc
casion:
.sTbo vo,s stood SEVEN for the 3Gth of November
opd SIR against IT, two mcmbors not voting, as fol-
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New York, Oct. 1.-The Life Insurance Compa.
nss of this city suffer tho e1oat OF eJ"n >'E9
in policies on ths il. {, OF those los! in tho A.c:i:
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR e. DUNSAyANT.
WIN F. RlTCHlE s. ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1854.
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~ y, q, "MAl-Fr'n my surm In Kius William coui,
he soous nve % isS, ak ,nes.. tisb sa taf brYS,
-! u. y aesd srssEt and well bsil,, quite likely,
.s'r .sa wsn, Aink. on his right wris. lie is very
ot 'o1 DIS apprehension aud ivsry to me.
hCbERT l. MCNDAY
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me LEWISTON PLANK ROAD COMPANY
=. Annual Meetins, falling 10 convene quorum
~, o' h~ec,c!s have, IN pursuance Of the power
s, 'nem c..ei meeting of the -iockholdors TO he
,.uo.1hurs Court house, MONDAY, the 18th Of
O., They will please attend in person or by proxy
--@Nn w ". WEHB. Clnrk Of Co
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N"iitE.-?I" he:!s oi Alexander X, hr Gcrrt.cl
Ac EcttNy notified tEs: raid Alexander Kc.r Licd a,
ni 'e 2ire day OF March, 1854 He Gu. ..rlrd "a
race !oa ,se s:a:o u Eir inia nhcu, the wear ISu
JOHN T. GEIGER, Administrator .
s-Hle v!NRz Camden County Cirnr via hlr 60.
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RIVER AND Il. CO..
'FiiS 81 1854

RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20, lsoi. }
U,UE wea-.h AIunrl Mrc,ing of the Stockholders OF
4 :2r JANE, River eui Kauswha Company, vii! DC
.l n:se Uace 0: the Company Monday, the 70; oc,
.r EEK Powers O. Attorney for the appointment o'
f.iN> c:e .,ii If nt.es:ci BY ono or more witnesses
.i executed within six months Of the day OF meeting
FORM OF PROXY,
.-uw Ai M"n By .hcte Presents. That we, me Suosci
sY. benz S,n khuders in the James River md kana~!h
Cga?7ay L. ae.eby constitute and appoint -- -
or t- .i ,w; Attorney und Proxy. TO represent cnca
u :, IN a. n-r. Meetings of the stockholders OF said
romc.,y Ia within * mouths from and after the dat e
erect wh, personally present o, represented
cb G,,,rs lee,In- 20 give such votes and 20
10 such Other each ot Us could gave or 40
member OF the laid meetings II VIC were parsonsiy
-seu, and do hereby rs,iiy and confirm whatever
or vo;es act O, nc;s said Attorney may lawfully
or do for U.s. in pursuance OF tine authority hereby con-
Tsi upon lnEi
Wines our hands and .cal. this -- day Of -, one
..usand eish, Hundred aid -.
-es,e. -. SEAL
l- of ttc
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= NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
tNI.NEEE, A,.u,cr- u ,1,,,nNr { NnnH Rirrp r

'"''''sE.s OFFICE RICHMOND & YoKK RIVER r. X.
n, RICHMOND. VA, October llth 1854.
ShOtOSM.s will be received Ut this Office. until Do
a,4'.' 81 cr Tho Grading Masonry, and Bridge
Ts'.SeiS'c 0: this Road
Se reserves the privilege Of rejecting any or
ee aud Of slloting the work In such proper.
T..,,,a! nS! De Gesru-d mos: advantageous.
. his: to responsibility must bo enclosed with
p.s.p p.p"sss n w"-n toe parties unknown.
r,r, '0Aes I'D Specifications will be ready tor IN
D.. % -, % az! "..e! the 18TH proximo
- .s--c.r = = ~ ANTON Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-20

H-EW CONCERN-I nave ;lis day taken In co.
Y l,.r,ner q, my bro;Eer. .Ci!H !. BCIlEk me
ac.ru 10 he conducted in the maine OF JAS J. ho LEN
T,nk;c,v e. me patronage heretofore literally be-
i,owei on trr.ER TiNSLEY, will be pleased 10 have
con.oua0l win the new hfln
.uu-,s-clmSc3m JAS. i. bC LIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-20

N,.. - a FOX SALE.-Beng determined TO remove
Tls g. very reduced price
aas been worked uny about ,ix uopths lust long
~ provo r cxcconc-, snd is warranted to be as
machine dc Gun b" purchased GU am thing ike
SStssH ea'y 10 DhNi'ipCE & IAKT Richmond, or
s.'oua,y :a 'A s.u 0u'.s, sc oste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-20
BY TIIE GOvERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

" order Of the President,
sep, 22-c2awiw VIZ. p. NCNFORD, secretary.