davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06
Bargains!i Bargains!!!

"HE subscriber, by way OF addition to the
town Of Woodsheld. has caused TO te sur.
vry ed and divided. that excellent lot Of laid ad
joining said town, situated on the south part there
nf, aud west of the road leading to SisteIsville;
and he now offers, AT PRIVATE SALE, and
at low prices.
l8 LOTS
of convenient size, not exceiied lots for build
ing or any other purpose BY any in or adjoining
the town. This is well known to be the mos,
pleasant and healthy portion of the village, and
desii able site far all who want q comfortable
hcme, or lot good for any other purpose, at a
low price -sf
Those wishing to purchase must apply soon. as
the subscriber intends to close up his affairs this
fall. preparatory to location elsewhere, aud is
therefore determined, in the above language, to
give bargains! ~ hargains!n
July I9, 1854 SIMPSON HOLLISTER
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06

rTt0dy. tne otn ana OH days Of Oct0-
Der, 1854.
REG U LATIONS.
Persons wishing to compete muet become mem
oers OF the Society," by paying one dollar annually
tn the Treasurer, which must be done before their
a-tcies are entered on the books oil the Society,"
All stock entered for competition must be &C.
compsnied with description of age, breed, and
where grown.
All articles offered for premiums must be own.
ed by the persons offering them, or by members
OF their faIuies-children over 81 years Of age
are not entitled to compete without becoming
members themselves
No person will be allowed to serve on any
committee before which he has an article or art-
rles for exhibition.
will be awarded unless the article presented be
deemed deserving aud meritorious.
Premiums may be awarded or anv articles not
enumerated in the Premium List.
No animal can obtain premium unless Il is
owned in Monroe County; end no article can
Of the county. with the. exceptions specified in
the list.
LIE various awarding committees are request.
ed to be present in due time. and to report them.
selves their arrival 10 the Secretary.
Judges animals " III have regard to the gym.
metry, early maturity and s;ze; and will make
proper allowances for age; feeding, and the gen.
eIal character ard condition of the animals. They
are especially Requested not to give encourage.
ment to over-fed animals, tho object being to have
superior animals for breeding. Judges are re-
quested to examine the progeny. when possible,
OF all animals exhibited as breeders. aud make
due allowances for exceIlencies and mperfections
in these giving their awards to the sire or dam
No person. except an officer or member of the
Board, will be allowed to. interfere with the
judges during their examination.
Further orders as to the exhibition will be pub.
lished In due time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06

"a" "e'""s Oousshtuee-ScPtne 0uveI, t1e0fY
Ford, Joel Yost. u
Applicants for premiums on Crops, must have
their ground and produce accurately measured by
one or more disinterested pereons. whose state.
ments must be verified by affidavit. and must fur.
nish explicit written statements of lsi, the kiud
Of soil; Cd, the kind and quantity Of manure. and
manner of applications Sd. the manner end time
of preparing the q Iound. aud planting or sowing;
4th. the quantity Of seed used: 6th. mode Of cuI.
ture snd time of harvesting; 9th. the amount of
ti,ue Of both man and beast employed in applying
manure. preparing the ground, planting or sow.
ing cultiyating aud gathering the crop; 7th and
nett amountof the crop, the whole of whicn must
be measured or weighed by the usual standards;
9Th, if practicable they must produce ! sample of
the crnp to the committee, aud have it exhibited
at the Fair isi'F ss1 - -1
The premiums will be awarded With reference
to oprofitableness as well amount Of crop--hence
quality as well as quantity will be considered.
The object which the Society wish constantly
to keep in view in awarding premiums on crops,
is not merely that il may be known that large
crops are raised in the county; 5ut that the meth
cd Of cultvating such crops may be made public
that the farmers of the county generally msy avail
themselves of any knowledge that may Be useful
to them. sas..-s.a
Competitors for premiums on Corn, and Clover
and Timothy seeds may report 10 the committee
at any time previous to tho 6rst Monday in De-
ceIhbsr. and on Tobacco previous to the first
yaIn Cd s,,M NJ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06
t of p re m i u m 8 :,
ON FIELD CROPS.

ON FIELD CROPS.
Best crop of wheat not less than acres %
I'd best do
Best crop Of corn not less than acres
I'd best
Best crop of oats not less than acres
Cd best do so
Best crop of potatoes not less than II acre
81 best do so
Best acre OF timothy hay, to be weighed in
October or November
ID best ~ 50
Best acre of tobacco, as to texture and
quality. to be weighed alter handed
I'd best do 2
Best acre Of clover seed 4
I'd best fsgs do ssfz % 30
Best acre of timothy seed
I'd best do s7l 9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06

NOTICE The undersign-
~ "a has been appointed and given bond as ex
ectus Of Margaret Patton, decd. by the Probate
Court 81 Monroe county, Ohio. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate will please present
them immediately. properly authenticated.
Sept 8. 1854 mo. B NOLL, Ex'r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06

year.
Awarding committee-Johu Dayehboss. 1es
Wm Myers, Mrs. Jacob Bare.
Awarding commit.e ou Fancy Needle Wo1e
and Embroidery Jsmes w, Armstropa, Nm.
Peter Dehi, Miss Bidenharn. 9
UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.
The committees to judge Of the sDenumesss14
articles will award premiums at their discrselnae
on any and every Crop. Animal, Implemsns. h.
veniion, Article. Improvement. &C.. thst ~
may consider deserving, and that is not sntsses9
in the above list.
Everything which il not embraced IN ssssoo1
lists Of premiums will be entered under tseeo euos
mittees. snd will be ss carefully notieed q 49,
which are named. and prsniums win b aseu111
thereon % above stated.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Flowers--Wn. F. Hunter, Mss. Jeoo =.
Randolph. Miss Agnes Woodutn.
On Poultry Geo. H. Davenpofs. Joa W. -
nett. Jno D. O'Connor. - ss-ss
On vegetables-Jss. r. Morris, MIRA 1Aee,
Benninghaus. Miss Margaret Smith.
On Birds and Bird Cages-Dr. Geo. W. Moons
Mrs. DR.. Smith, Miss Grimahaw.
On Une1umers.ed Articles-Jehu SjistaIes
Thomas A. Way, Benz R. Driegs.
JOHN KERR, Presidene.
VIZ. STEEL. Secretary.
JNo NJ KIaksRlDE. Assstant Sssrssasx.
H.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06
Arrival of the Washington.

New YORK. Aug. 3l.-The Washing.
ton arrived at halt past l2. she brings
Liverpool dates oil the 18th.
Parliament was prorogued on the 18th.
The Queen in person was received along
the route with enthusiastic cheers. ln
her speech, after returning thanks for the
zeal and energy shown in providing means
for the vigorous prosecution of the war,
she said in cordial cooperation with the
Emperor of the French, my efforts shall
be directed 10 the eff.ctual repression Of
that ambitious and aggressive spirit on
the par, OF Russia. which has compelled
US to take up arms in defence OF annally
and to secure future tranquility to Europe.
You will join with me in admiration OF
the courage and perseverance, manifested
by the troops OF the Sultan. in the defence
of Silistria and various military opera.
lions on the Danube. The rest of her
speech was quite local in character. She
regrets that the eDgrosing interest OF mat
ters connected with the war prevented the
of subjects promised to be
orough. forward at the opening OF the
session.
The London Times continues to GEN.
sure the Greytown affair in strong terms,
also tho Presidents Message to the Sen.
ate on the Spanish question.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06
Premiums and Regulations,

For the Fourth annual Exhibition of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society, to
be held in Woodsfeld. on Thursday and
Friday. the 9Th and 9Th days Of Octo-
Der, 1854.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06
NoTICB.

SCHOOL house purposes cents CIaringon Dscor SBo
ct for School 10 for School houses
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06

Best barrel OF dcur from bushels Of wheat
I'd best S.5ais Diploma. t
Ths above articles must be manufactured .in the
county. and within the year. The committee are
requested to make lengthy report, describing the
articles upon which they award preminms. snd
ent pramiums. * do5 tt4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-06

: The society wish TO encourage the introduction
and uee OF the best farm implements IN the coun-
try. hence the above named implements ueed moi
be manufa cturec in the county, but they must Be
owneo in the county.
Awarding committee-J. D. McWright, John.
ston Lesley. Thomas Grifhth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

rginia Central Rail Road shall be at Haynes farm-any
iofmer act or law TO the contrary notwithstanding
Messrs PATRlcK anO SKiSsER opposei The amendment
BEN further enacted That the Board of Public Works be-
required 10 cause the Virginia Central Rail Road Company
10 pay into Inc Treasury reasonable compensation for tho
n9e OF the Blue Ridge Rail Road for 90 much of Il living
between Mechums and Waynesborou2h as may from inns
to time be continuously ready for their Provided
ever that 10 fixing such charge respect shall be had 10 tho
passed March 5th le9 entitled act 10 incorporate tie
Blue Ridge Rail Road Company and for other purposes
10 an act 10 amend that act passed March 81. 1852
After long discussion the substitute of Mr.. Anderson
was re- eced, and The amendmen, OF MIR Yerby adopted
Mr.. GAsSrTT offered ampndmen, striking out mort
gage und ioso "deed Of rus wherever he word mort.
gage occurs In tho bill Rejeced-ayes Al, noes &c
MIR GARSETT then offered another amendment providing
That the loan shall be apped TO the of the road
West of Staunton.
>, This was the pending question, when on motion tho
House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
THE RICHMOND Enquirer,
DAILY AND sEMi'W 'WkEhLf'
ny RITCHIES s. PRYOR.
n c Z n q.

cy rapsr dollars per snnum mum and a. tho sSt: o.
ave dollars per annum and three dollars Tor BIZ
ar.se in ndvanee TO be paid in the Ges or remted by
% @ or ak dollars rsr annum al the end ofthe year.
dues 10 Office may be Iemed per maiin good ard
l'st cd bv criiers The posIage Of single letter is
Of any 10 tho writer II Is tho accumulation Of
' extensive business, which operates as serioustax
|sa 'a''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -
rur DAILY ESQUIRER:-For TEN limos orless, first in
INV cents, and succeeding insertion twenty i've
Inserted oncG week twioo week. or thrae times
gwen and half for each nsertion amer the FRS,
advertisers charged s!ty toliars for 30 nes aid
for advertisements Of greater length Lott, ~
E md Arc:ionees arc charged sloo, tpaper incIued0
WEEkLY-For TEN lines, Ices, first neer,ion
~. 49, for each continuance so cents.
nom distance must be accompanied with the advance
- g,isfac:ory references, TO insure execution.
E AZ 5aars cad tributes Of rs,pee exceeding egh lines
! ..crrsi fc- Gs n9rerfisenients.
- an iacr.s and Marriages from the country, Whenever
NJ " hsn writing 10 unknown TO must be authenticated
oarR OF the Postmaster in the ncighburhocd, they
r, case bs published Every that has been taken
y, mpaslous and auizzcs hcs heretofor proved
81, hore '.st upon such communications being certified
\. rams he Postmaster 'nren the hack ofs letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

FnlDAY, Fee. 10, 1854.

FnlDAr, FEE. 10, 1854.
SENATE.
The Chair decided that business was In order but p
vate bills.
Mr. Douglas moved TO postpone all other business. and
ako up tho Nebraska bill.
Sr. Douglass motion agreed 10, and Truman Smith
resumed his speech
Mr smith quoted from the speech Of Daniel Webster, 10
which opposed agitation North or South and declared
his devotion TO the Union This was tho platform on wheh
lie (Snh) stood He was opposed TO any slavery ag
aliUus prosIayery agations NO man couo say lna'
he ac,uated by sectional motives In suboony opposing
this bill He had voted against the Nebraska bill OF last
year. when contained approval or sanction OF he s-
M pd vned with Ave other Northern Sensors against
taxing II up and afterwards Ind voted with four other
Northern voters, laid it the table, and killed It. There
was now no motive for s passage except that slavery ques
tion by which Il sweetened. II might be policy tht,
as the administration had cas-, out Daniel s. Dickinson and
his friends with disgrace If not oblivion and taken John
Van Buren and his ffeeso allies into lis BOSOM that an ef
igency had arisen calling for this policy Of this, however
nothing definitely, but was utterly opposed to the
measure 80 .
pronoson 10 repeal the Missouri compromise had come
from the North The Senator will find out perhaps before
This bill done WITH that the North never had any daa OF
asking for Its repeal He may find It out Sy the votes IN
ero Senator'S He will find Il out b7 Northern votes 10 tna
House of Representative Before tnls ON 10 passeo WIZ
be pretty fully asceaIned that the Senator from Illinois does
moi carry the whole North in his oesches pocket mol not
bya- .,.ru
MIR. Smi,h-Yes, that's the very word
slavery aeitcton expressing himself entirely opposed 10 1t
In every eapc ana form aud concluded at oclock alter
epe,kng upwards Of TWO hours.
The Senate otter executive session. adjourned 10 Mon
day bir Weller having got the aoor snd IA tnustoG an
nouncnp hIs ntsn,Ion follow The Senator fioE: S'io
MA. Observation-Disclosures
There effort made reconsider tho vote oy ~nS s,
the House laid the motion consider the oencency oi
The Speaker ruled the motion Of order on me eround
bn The practice had been TO consider vote laying mouon
TO re- consider the table as hnai: % ,,..,,
Mr. Jones appealed and referred to prsceasn' 10 su'n
the appeal. 49, .,.r.d ,,bsn All, Hamilton
moved 10 lay the appeal on inc ,.. taois. :, ,,,,,
Mr Houston sndsavoIed TO compromiss oy reporting
Deficiency Bill for tho purpose Of having 1t refer
red. a ,,d tho ANNA, vo laid n, the tabe
oo's 'o,e Of ages l34, nays 26
0'm Houston again asked to introduce new Deneien'
| Mike Walsh objected.
Ths House then into committee Of the whole on the
oyote calendar and consumed tho entire day on one oi
Ar three o'clock the committee and without oolnS
auy other business tho House adjourned TO monoay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
nr1r STEAMER GEORGIA.

NORFOLK, Frs 1.-THE steamer Georgia, nS rom ss New
YORK for Aspnwa having board slx hnooea pssssn
has put here In Distress she w,s
ssls off Cape Ha,leras the 9.h when het
.way &c Il will take several days 10 rspair neI
Her passengers have hsd sssne ana denounced a' 'ss
col ae unseavor,bs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
eiSjM0
} Tie Gn,nissiols.
~a NJ IL. l.a
IL I JOHNSTON, Aud'r Public Accounts.

~ JOHNSTON, Audr Public Accounts )1as Cbn,ris.toU
or. q y. PARkER, Resis:eE e,s Of lIs -.
NJ smo W MUNFORD, ssey Commonwealth. SfnkinS FIND
@ holders Of certificates who desire rsdes by
residing beyond the limits the United States
sra mo power before some Minister enpotenay Charge
S2nsll General Consul Vics Consul, Commercial
o1 Sy the Go Of tho Omitted sa.ss
Mayor other Chief Ia es.rass Of sny ey lovn or
Jae y S:i.s r.. !. H. uneS
k aoasd ty he Governor Of vrsiUa i, suosos In ali
" w sss'issxs mast bs delivered N''''A'' 'A'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

sass csrs: and su,,n his wife, formerly Susan Mayo,
Mayo SSos ss. Ws2 WGhs sssG and Maha
Fd.ek " Bass In rghI Of his WIFE and a. admais'ga,cr
in" Baush' William Il Mayo and Edward W. Spears
this day be again heard the papers
M read tie Of Commissioner Ford made in pursuance
T and S BY O ohs
Sa-reol the Court being Of opinion that from The length
and o the bonds and cces fled among the papers in
probable sha the said report Oes no! now present
and he said Frederick Bass doth use ordcl
on of The CO M. nS of Duns sp asso
Frederick W. Bass his anu MAKE
,nrsS! AsoSxrs.s. .g ;,. o'S'' B. wooDsoN, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS NorIcE,}
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
tho sS"S0
FOua the day 10 sSe the s'oosa required % y snae
y os half mile below @ WHm
be: evidences 10 erable the Commissioner TO comply with lh
!sa' suocaawas So ssls HEz. FORD, Comml.,Ioner
il cHANCERY.- .ln the Circui: Court ol Buck
William Lei.ch, Piansin
Patterson and jane his wife, James NJ Patterson H1sh
.ns David Lucy John aud betsy Pa''sr'on' James A.
made his The l4h cay Of sepi'mSe 1857
acoun. Of all monies which have been received by jaime
Patterson from sale OF the property conveyed 10 him BY IN
him by me defendants John L. Patterson ana Vile
Tho lSh day Of May, l5is, the proceedings mentioned
An sceoun. ali secured by the sid deed and Tn
fsoun,s now jue thereon.
crcd Of John L. Pacrson whose debts are We
mentioned the parties 70 this suit WI
25h day OF February next, at my oHce
4g:sinsham Court House, will lake said accounts.
Grl undr my hand Commissioner OF said Court he 2 oa
January 1854. ..,o,,, o,
; Jan 3i-cwiw. N. r. b'CoCh, Coih Z.
Lilo TIE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF w N
II FERNANDO, DECEASED LATE OF PRlNCE tEohE
ouhTY IN THE STATE OF ViRGSA-n EuTsaanee % n o, 70
uemens OF decree Of the Circuit CouI! oil fIlnce Seole
uy pronounced November term last In me case OF Sam9
ainuG and " M Geo. administrator OF M ee!aanTo "
m and others Defendants notice Is hereby given nat a pc
ming distributes or creditors OF said WliaI
dseeased appear here the first day OF May lerI
e Oh) Of the Circuit Court Of Prince George County
at House Of said county, and show cause an
yment to Sinuel DaVis Tho propsry
and In the hands, which may hereafter com
enid Wm Gee, administrator OF said Wlar
deceased And all persons In any wise ar
.xe notified tha, have appointed Friday, tho 10Th day
The day and Office PRINCE George Court House
takiuz account of said VIM Gees admnlBIra
.sd Fernandez estate when and where they requ
attend o'clock NJ with their vouchers and proof In
may enabled take the account In said decree oreree
RO. GILLIAN, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
MARBLE TARD.

|oHN ROC ERS sh Street. near Main Richmond Va Dealer
IN Egyptian, Italian aud American MARBLE MONUMENTS.
STONES. MANTEL PIECES Of every descrp
pG ALL PLATES, FRONTS. &C.. &C.
Aay design Ia CIving executed In the ncated
orders rcn The country, with city reference Promptly attended
y Rogers having served his apprenticeship Of the arges
omens In Srw York CITY, aud having much experience in the
a himself that ali executed AT h,s shop will give
as Moth South. OcL. 6-cfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITcHIEs PRYOR.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY l3, 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
A RUNAWAY.

b,SrlPEp early in January, Moses: lie Is about
y years Of in coc- black, height Eve
1th.:; rrg, aid vel! built lie is supposed 10 be lurking
Clr: farm the plank road where he hired las.
scod cGsr; where in the vicinity OF Richmond
bvass VIM Bou~9re OF Hing and Qseen county. New
pu hired " TOR the present year, will eiEe
Of len aolis-s delivery 10 VIM Goudin of Richmond
10 myself a, Travellers Rest, in King aud Queen
t-c3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
u yOJJNE AMERICA ~

"YOUNG AMERICA"
From an article IN the Presbyterian 0uaIer'y heye~'
under the title Of Young America" we e5'Fac' 'ne 'oo"
1teIc is in this country consuming passion ior gain
The nson Ia mad Ii rushcs with lncreoolo aVoy a,.e
snecuions or works sixteen hous day lnat IL may @ M
he means of senacless prouson and slltlerng 1Vony
Noye wns there less avaricons people, Here foreigners
fall no this great and enduring error Inc hat'on ~
This in everything is erirarogon as no peopc WIZ
from The beginning hitherto. This can be SHOWN 10 many
way. For example, imports last year were up.
wsfis of two hundred millions of money, and ms lot
young people of twenty'ntee ml.ons' b ""U n,,oua
Goredeca or broken up more hsn fragment ol ms Pa
r;es that have besn accumulang rich vegetable nouu scs
The food We tried 10 pay or 'hpse Erono n tsse
ord then ADDED nearly forty millions OF specie, una o ''o
balance Of ,rnde was Of millions AGAINST U.S. nsso
Immense Imports IN great p1r ore m anren, ,imea
f.,r mobiles and merchants were princess ana Tue a'.
es Sere humble aud lruga! per io'ce out le.e H..
whole people struggling 10 BE-, not only p9.lSa o
bu, 10 live in luxury Ike the peera2e oil England oui
marks have neither an arisOcatic nora cemocfatc
No do not think glory CT man Is to ve m hne
with eded furniture Of which tho cyes tire, and WIN an
rmr Of servant. who are endiesaiy troublesome II eny-
hnd wshes 10 claim equality with the PceIaee we
nm oua.re With him. What we ae saying ls 'a. no ~
,rc can physicay support hundreds OF thousanos %
and ihe eytrayapance which requires u Is me9hess
and folly Whether there ought 10 be any palaces cosps
money by the hundred thousand we are not aecIons ~
difficult fol theology to reach shs ev hsoIooy
thinking beneath ige those ccnvulslons OF WHICH "sos
tells Us. pheayes theology and the seethng mass
taxes new forms of struggle. enterprise ~
20 corrup,op II Is miserable ambition 10 Toll onese W
a. sth not TO have es Wordsworth expresses It, plain 'nS
and heh thinking not happy, cultivated ana s
ued family around one 10 have The appliances o
sant sociability with friends and acquaintance no w
,he means of Intellectual improvement or OF eniaIgea
fness or Of wide with lhe pooe anu ns he
ted but merely highly respectable 10 uaed mes' with
show OF being rich, TO fill rooms scarcely or twice
Sea with mass Of people, whose sII claim k.epus 10
hs best scey rests merely ,Se Se object iee for whcn
P ,s mari nrnan America lsbos and tolls TO when II
seees things Of far snd
ion lyranni5es well as ~ousn . hood Of lhe
aaen Tbs result 10 umos, incredible when ono asy
sp,ysss The life Of our people They alternate ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
GEO. n. SWAMI.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,

PRACTICES Law in State Federal Courts held
son snd In the Circuit and Probate Courts OF Hinds and
ho ring eastern counties lie will also attend payment,
and redemption OF forfeited lands tho Auditors Oce
M Esq., Cashier Bank Of Virginia; hessrs Iarria Glib
p,nn1 vn Nov L6--cl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
COMMISSION BUSIN ESS.

N SUBSCEIBLR who has had long experience In the
:s his services his friends and the planters aud
, generally sell icco whea -four and corn ard re-
,cry oca consCnrcns He has engaged the services
mtler joins Shelp j.. salesman who has been en-.
~ the commission business for the eight years. and who
s.ead 10 the sale OF oil produce. WM. Y. SdEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
To the Ediiors Of Tho Enquirer.

o
ORANGE c. II, JA9. q, 1854.
GEsrLrMEH My opinions on public measures 40 COM
,eIv opee With the writer of the piece enclosed wonld
like much TO repubIishcd In your widely circulated pn
per. ,,,, ,h, .,
i,to,nnI improvements You, Messrs. Editors ecrcd on
former leeis laJrs ITO the good work." until now fear
The flame has gotten far ahead that you cannot stop
the general coraglon see State stock has nllcn lour
dollars this wute thousands Of widows and orphans hnre
inyescd their all heSe Virginia will become bankruped u
The wild schemes before the Legislature ore not put
stop 10. ,I .,,., ,,o,o-.
10 but they may give public opinion No mat ter wha'
INSTRUMENTATION malleslsiaon takes place, ty hars
TO suffer. ..;,,,,r,oo b,rs
vild schemes now in contemplation May God OF mercy
who has hitherto ruled and governed for u NOT
r., but may He rule our rulers SlboohiDIo'