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SPRING DRY GOODS.

CHRISTIAN LATHRoP,
No % mAIS STREET, 90,
RE now receiving their and Summer Dry Iooo
TO which they invite The Of their customers aud Others
tiousG .ket pels VIII ~ N'' ~ ~ March ~
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"AVEHLf NOVELS,
w RANDOLPH has sale $780, The Abbotsford Edition
Of ScOts Wavery Novels in IL vols with stee! pa,cs'
wood London edition. The original Eng
sh price over SlOO a.. an ?,
Also for SALE American Editions Of SCOTS Novels st from 81 %
>, sos no. sstt March II
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AUCTION SALES.

L.,
NEGROES win be sold By US IIi, moro;os =, oo.o,,
Two negro boys three negro girls woman ana cti
March ], S D. 9. HILL. Aucts.
BIZ S.B.& c. b. HILL. AUCTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX NEGROES
he It'll day April likely srocs mentioned ead d.
s Se y order Of JAMES ILL., e. B. G. D. HILL Auc
BIZ GoDDIN q APPEKsoS, AUcTKs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a0sT VALUABLE REAL
x 4e cT 81 SaEEGS FLAT
virtue Of the conferred me by deed Of
lsj3 duly recorded IIusng, Court request Of
samue Myers shall proceed 10 pub
Is on the p dsstH TT The IN day A
ana Tobacco Presses ac Seing part Of the
tobacco factories corner Of Canal and
,.y 9ss s s6 Ss Si 1871 and 49,
streets fronting Cary street 50 feet back O
ys : WOODEN mSy asSra d &C.
Lumber yard , Or for building purposes Ind well snsossd BY
Steam Engineer several Carpenters Factory hands
~ s w s
OF Tobacco Presses Screws Flaenins Mills Machinery
every dcs :rp'ion.
Maps q the real estate will be prepared and exhibited in few
days s The office Of r, the r ~
best manner upon The most approved plan for convenience
be TIL; ety. @aby at the for
] y f @ sa 10 ae
ses ssneay ana from e 10 he James
the Eastern end Of the said Factories thus Civ
g two fronts thereby enabling persons receive
goods under without charge drayase.
The will be for Factory properly
balance and three and for
which the carpenters chop stands (Which
fourth balance twelve
negotiable interest added
deed The slaves and tobacco Presses will sold
crcJo four months for negotiable interest added
by a satisfactory endorser.
The taxes the present year be paid by the
purchasers respectively.
March li-cm. w. GODDlN Trustee.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
k9Y OF the las. will and testament OF John Wckham deed
I'D shall sale public the prcnes TUES
DAY h OF the MONTH Apri his dwelling house the
City Richmond with than half OF land attached lhes
all that OF the which the
uIIcd that fronts Marshall extending
10Th 10 ilh streets
Also the ground opposite the dwelling house, and adjoining
sence OF ~ Gregory, ESQ., through which thirty loot street.
parallel with Clay street. will be opened
The mentioned parcels Of land will be laid OF lots Of
con enient building
Mat OF the the office OF Messrs Goddn
Apperson "
The terms fourth and the residue equal
mcns L. Is "a months, day
sale by negotiable and deed Of he pro-
perry.
be made completed
be continued the second day.
WIN. F. WICKIIAM, Executor.
Sale conduc ed by GoppiN & APPRRsoE, Auc;s.
March &c sApTIl
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GROSuONG, TUPmAN r. Co,
CLOTHING MERCHANTS,

Dealers In Eurn rs hi, sg.rsS. eonpe.
INTEND opening MONDAY she I'm d wSout promising
TOO much they would their goods shall sAY STYLE and
any other establishment IN the c'y sS ~
PRICE. .;,... and in making ourselves
- bon. n hn abs 10 induce all who ~. r.snIi in their
nhins Goods 10 give and We viii and accommodating
hands that good sOe a. Come and Co
thing and We Will 90 M been engaged the Virginia trade
We VIII in Petersburg, that we enjoy the
loi to tnowedge the MARKET anu we WI" naAe " "
arising itos ID eth he patronage Of the public , No CT
Remember, you eau s'' GROSnONG, TUPMAN co.
Main street, OF
-IVERPOoL sALT-sundy brands Of hno ana e0s''e
Il salt; for 'as0y scHAER KoHLER & co.
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notary public and eeredby him. or aeed by TWO witnesses
The Richmond whg Examiner and carksvie Tobacco
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MEDICAL COLLEG,

MEDICAL COLLEGE.
SgyE Annual Commencement oil the Medical College Will tafc
place 10 Chemical Hall this evening at quarter before egh
o'clock 80, ,,. ,,,., r,.r.x
The public invited 10 attend MsrCn ~
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CO-PANTNERSHIP NOTICE,
rbNE have themselves together under INC
L style and firm Of BARNETT, WALLER d CO. ior ne puI
rosc conducting general GROCERY AND COMMISSION
bSlNEsS in The house recently occupied by Mes.s DEANE
BROWN the Basin the Richmond They VIII give
attention TO the ale OF produce OF kmd WIN purchase
and ship Merchandise Lime Guano. Plaster, Cement Farming
IMPLEMENTS Machinery and every thing that may be ordered from
them.
Will also receive goods every description with
the umos; dispatch. JOHN b. BARRETT. oahv'Iie'
Of the firm OF Barrett s. Richmond
ARCHIBALD =. WALLER,
Caroline county.
J. RED BARRETT
Jan 23-2m Formerly gent Of Barrett NeWson
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Charlottesville TurnpN Company, having tailed TO comply
with reonisilon 10 nav in a5 per share by 10th n they are
now requested nay the LIST APRIL as !!
the interest Of the Company. JNO. D. CRENSEAIM,,
March l6-cllApr
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and authory 10 represent any s'ock ~ ssnsLa
holders the Cnlahsshe u,u heJS,lS
p.r Rial Comprny TO be held Keysvle, In the county
Charlotte on the 9Th Jay Of April next hereby esns
wish all the power authority which couu exercise "e'e
personally present Tao or -1s53
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RIM EOIf SALE.
TO THE PUBLIC.I

am now at leisure Richmond and feel much inclined 10
,ak. country would like take job al millwrBh
ing either building repairing Any person having such worf 70
e wolI do we'll give call immediately stating what 10 DO
r viii 20 out as far miles So should be neal
an z i e.h Is ,S cet "B. C.n Richmond, Va
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OFFER named Of land the residence oil
the late Dr. Thomas Watkins lying Beaver Dam Creek
uocland about miles North East OF the Cour
House. M miles from Cedar Pon, Depot on the James River Canal
and 80 miles above Richmond
This uc contains about 500 acres nearly 400 Of which
orsna growth with large proportion Of valuable red and w
oak timber land about ou acres OF creek
good condition for having been
greatly improved by the recent Of Guano ana 9el
nures under the SYSTEM The well ~atecd anu
soil adapted the growth Of Wheat Corn Tobacco, %e
nearly completed with house and all out houses necessary
for large family securing large crops-a oil winch are e'hof
in good repair .,... ;,,,sd,,..
TERMS will accommodating and possession given immeala
y for seeding crop Of Wheat preparations iof wm
Progressing possession given st January , OF
desired Purchasers invited to view tins properly anu % "
via residing on the premises will take pleasure 10 showing
Persons desiring further information can OBTAIN e sv "
ona app aton addressing the subscriber a.
berIand county, Va in CIV Ni.. n =, Surpfns
l7-cwlf Aeen IoI NIIso "a. y. S-.--Do.
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.THE FRANKLIN PAPER MILL
(BELVLDERE !NANUFA CTURiNG CO.NPANY)
On sth Street, near the Petersburg Depot,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
good order managed by superior Paper Maker and Is r-
ing Printing Paper, Tor News Single and Double Medium
Envelope and Wrapping Paper equal quality anu asIo~ IN price
as any mandatory the United States.
Orders for description, oil any weight anu u'ehsohS'
executed al the shortest notice.
RAGS! RAGS!l
WANTED-ClE,Y LINEN AND CorT0S RAGS, PoR WHICH THE
80 %, :. n,uD.-rn " Jan. left.
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EeY virtue Of Decd Of Trust executed the subscriber by Da
ID yd Duncomb Edgar Smith. bea ring date the 9TH day
November 1852 and duly recorded in the County Court Clerks
Office of Goocland Virginia. the 3st OF December
purposes deed mentioned will offer for sie
public auction cash the the OF land known
The Gold Mine Tract three hundred and eighty
believed he the richest and most valuable mine 10 THIS MI
neral REGION ard ring inducemcn capitalists
The sale will Ia lie place WEDNESDAY the Sth OF April 1854
on The PREMISES 0ochand county lair IL the next lair
day thereafter. , ;, NM, -, No.
M,rrh i-C1W ii.
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PREMIUMS REDUCED,


OFFICE VA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
RIcHmoSD MARCH TO- 1851.
Regular Meeting the Board Of Directors their Office
n thsday. -
ordered That the Of insurance between Baltimore and Rich
ood Philadelphia and Richmond and New York and Richmond
by st vessels reduced Of per and
that the same be published.
The rate by between Baltimore and Richmond as here
toiure, onequarter per cent.
Nj.
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d u. u
tOMMISSIONEH'S SALE OF SIX NEGROES
~ by Of decree Hanover County Court We will sell
he 18th day Of April elk likely eaid 4.
cree by order Of JAMES HILL, Commissioner.
MaIcl2 n H. n r. II
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"
THE will the business OF h9ricUurai lm'
pcmnts AMI Seed Store OF the ar al me mousse
under The style ard firm MOTT LEWIS WILSON Thank
full for the hderng cement with last year from the
hands OF the farming community VIC return them our grateful
Having made additions OF machinery TO our manu-
factory department. and supplied oueve with good andexpe.
ncncc the mlnufacby Of Agricultural Implements
had order the OF timber, feel no hcslt.
saying that all done by sia be Of The best material
workmanship styles and the Continued patron
ugs the farmer seed respectfully solicited
y. w. MOTT,
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Ma ch li-i3w II. &. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

w, SMITH & CO., PLUMB ERS AND GAS
FITTERS lath street. between Main and Cary, RICHMOND
Virginia. 49,. ,:..
with anddspalsh. 49,
Pipe and Fixtures for lighting stores dwellings, &c also
Wrought Pipe for Steam and Water Circulati0n put ur
order.
Hydraulic Rams Lift and Lift and Force Pumps for farms rail-
road lions mills &c, putup atshort notice..
NJ Orders from the country prompt !auendcdto.
N B-J w Co will attend laying down Cast Iron Pipe
for Water Works many Fart the United States.
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Tnu

pOR TIE SALE OF TOBACCO, WHEAT. FLOUR, AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
TIME this day associated themselves together
purpose Of doing Genes Commission business III INC
City OF Richmond under the firm and style Of
JOHNSON C PUGH.
From the lang experience Mr. Johnson Inspector and Sales
,,.n
naI a. ourselves ihit We shali ne
with their patron
Il promising best Efforts 10 please them
ps5- Ohice Front .uding SiIcckUe Warehouse.
fNSIE
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EAaT,E F0IINnU


Hubcriberis prepared having supplied himself WIN
Machinery and Tools OF the latest and approved kinds
skill and orders Stations
ry Portable Steam Engines Circular Saw and Grist M
Thcsns Machines Tobacco Presses Of ali kinds Iron and Wood
ShcctIne Mills Brass aud Iron Castings all descrponsin
tho best manner and with promftncfs =.
The highest market price, in cash, will be paid LOT o'u
Scrap Castings, Copper Brass, &c
April 2-d&cy p. RIIAM Cary between Pearland 18th ST.
a r MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC.
IA TORS OF TIE RICHMOND AND CHARLOTTE VlLlE
TURNPIKE COMPANY held the DBL u the President was
requested make call the stockholders pay In five dollars
per share before the 18th OF next month"; enable them
comply direction Of the stockholders purchase the DoSs
Turnpike They will accordingly pay the said amount into Inc
March loft John b. CRENSliAW, PreslucIn- -
LAST QUARTER OF FENCING ACADEMY,
L1r7, u Main aud Wall sts entrance from. Wall street H.;
wi friends the public that he has TO be his duty oy Tug If
Apr who wish know the defensive OF NC
swords AMI sticks would do we'll 10 give him CALI as n
soder expcrece and is also qualified teach the science
For further particulars, please CALL .au-
JOHN ". BLANTON, DENTIST. .-u.,
HAVING avacd myself OF the advantageso the Baltimore
HI Dental offer professional scrvices 70 inc
Cumberland the adjoining counties an prepare
perform operations the teeth in the perfect
Teeth crted from oneo enlire set. ,,,uo.d
will attend any call, by addressing Famvlle Prince tu
county. Va. Mafcn -
MOOD. WOOD, WOOD.- offer for sale, at the MuoI i
w Yard recently occupied by Mr. John Reeve on p p;ue
Street, cash, puncua customers good WOOD IL
low prices Having number Of hands ~ th,
Ting ood shall be regularly supplied with H. ns
knd,-s. Of Mr. Luther p. and Mr.. W. Dabney have phi
ced slate ather stores, where orders can be lei anu
be promptly aucndedo M JAZZ
Feb lO-3m
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IMPROVED SAD IRON HEATED By LANE
excellent article, Ia heated by lamp.
@ one aide is in use heating. Also Box Iron Flu
nr Scissors Crimpns Machines with other new and
a,.S aI BULkLEY cos,
49, i, l37 Main
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WILSON PRTRRs. J. H. MARTIN, w. S. PETERS.
Nelson. Ly7chbaTy. Nelson
PETERS, Martin s CO.,

REFERENCE
Judge Lucas P. Thompson Angus. William A Miller,
Messis lmboden & McCue Il. Echois d Pryor.
Hon. WIN. e. Rvcs, Abenarc. Mcdaniel, iiu. e. Preston
Gcnl Alexander Brown, Nolan, McCo!ke s. Jones' 5
F. NJ. Cabel. ESQ !''''ou' Acrec d McClannahan, ,
n. Ii Massie, Augusta. Joseph II. Wilson,
fiurh Darcn l,erIu iTin.lcy. TayI /
william I i: Mn.'" Chcatcr1eId. lee ~ & Johnson
Saunders e. rby
J. e. VI. HollGs,
Shockoc Warehouse Storage
IIon.s mn IN - Dec 3l-tf
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KEADY-MAD CLOTHING,
E0R TILE SPRING AND SUMNER. 1854.

AM in receipt large Spring and Summer
Clothing, embracing ul OF the latest spring styles Having now
opened spring stock solicit early call
rom my the public generally have spared
pains gotten style Of choice soec
ton 10 which the house has attained for
selling welmadc Clothing from the finest the lowest
grades. Terms unusually low, for cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

DORTA BL z CAMP CHAIRS AND STOOLss,.Me
have lust received OF the above sood as
seat for the garden piazza porch They are as
person can his location for seat and al inc same
hi. seal ong him. They made OF carpet ana
They ae very compact when folded u and when unoao
one Of the comfortable seats imaginable FOR sac a. inc o
Furnishing store OF ia7 Main street
March Is ~. ..
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SHIPPING.

1.-THE VERMONT MORGAN"
r1NHIS distinguished Morgan Stallion vii! stand the e.
suing season. Dover Mills and vicinity Of Penn. JAN
ber0n, Goochland coualY TVN
For,erms description pedigree, stock, &C. reierence1A
may be had eircuaIs hand Ls The
first OF March, and end FIRST Of July:
SAMUEL. REID Agent and Groom
NJ MI Erh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

AWISG 70 the death OF Doctor AUG CRUMP, the firm of
MOTT, LEWIS CO. dissolved tho 2ist Of January
indebted them will please make Immediate
enable the surviving 10 close The bus
OF the late concern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

TITsCAN SALAD OIL-25 boIe, Tuscan Salad OIL tss'o'
sa5 81 da' 'ua''V' :" 'N' ". M HARRlsoN co.
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GEO. II. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY,

p. H.AYLETT,
Late of King William CountyD
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
GOVERNOR STRBET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
PRACTICES all the Courts held In the City OF Richmond and
IN the counties Iicnrico Hanover and King William.
rScII
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VEJANTED-A partner partners with eapltal o. ~ hu.
w The writer oil this article has done over S2p Wo n
less than 200 days. business proht OF rom thou
sand dollars cleared the business n Eve years ,s
Amply 10 A. NJ, r. NJ, ct room No. u Exchange
before March 25lh 1854 No letters will be answered.
r.h ltd
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KIP EE l.ECTIIRE

FhEE
an Monday evening goth inst by Dr. WIN. r. MASSEY OF BAL
W tmore in the AFRICAN CHURCH on bfoau s'lee EeN'
mencins at o'clock , ,, .. ,,,,o,r,,o
series intended ELECTRICITY It's numerous
notifications adaptations with experiments anu nsu
lions The ladies gentlemen Of Richmond respectfully re-
uuestcd 10 attend 49,, 49,, ,,r, =, IN.
=, i;ai ia snecially ,olicited March I6-cit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
MARRYING for LOVE

The Stanton yindcator states that pair OF
determined lovers of Augusta county, left home
few days ago, to have their lives, their for
tunes, and their sacred honor" united IN the
"holy bands" Poor in every thing but love, their
papa's and mamas opposing their union, they
started for IA free State, and walked arm-in arm
from Staunton to Winchester, distance of 20
miles. Here thy took the railroad cars for Har-
per's Ferry, distance oil % miles, to the end Of
their "lovelyp journey The remainder of the
story we give in the words Of the 'Vndcator':
when they landed at their destination, the
doting groom, after showing his arm up to the ell
bows in his breeches pockets, found he hB dn't the
dimes to pay the piper In this dilemma, like
a coll spring in parehing desert, there appeared
some generous philanthropic men to rescue the
loving twain from thnt brink of woe on which they
were verging. A pony purse was gotten up,
sufficient to do the deed and strike bow of prom
Use athwart the souls where then rested clou
of despair The knot tied, the parson paid
aud the happy pair, with joy and gadness rada-
ting their countenances began afoot their return
journey. Truly this was marrying for love"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

New HAVEN, Conn, July 1lth.-M Michael
Jennings, the murderer of Mrs. Bradbury, at
North Haven, was hung to-day, in the presence
of an immense concourse of spectators.
A telegraph dispach says:
Jennings spent the early part ofthe night at his
deyotions and after sleeping from to "A o'clock,
he engaged in devotional exercises. He appear
cd serious, and looked earnestly on the cruciix in
his hand.
At ten minutes after ten O'Clock he assembled
the scatfod and engaged in prayer with the priest,
bid him good bye,when he sobbed out Good bye,
oh dear Lor Je"-'fhe drop fell before he
had finished the sentence, and he was swinging
by the neck. The usual white cap covered his
face. and was sprinkled with tears. Thus died a
monster in guilt, though but Is years of age. He
did not struggle hard, though he fingered longer
than some others before executed on the same
spot. He made no confession, nor did he assert
his innncnncn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
RICHMOND MARKETS-Julv Ia


BACON-Nrw mountain ,ured hog round 81 els
Smlhfei, 93Dlt; Bait more sides 7407I: shoulder :
Ut
Q FFFE-The mark lis very dull We quote Rio
l00I14; Ltsuyra lbd0 II J: lava ia 10 cts
FlSH-No Mak' rel. 5G6t; the Inter for Boston
.nspectio Halifax Cut lierrngs, New 5t Gross 3 p
81 10 quality.
FLoUR-Canal Snper6ae $s30o, FOR city consump.
ton. M shipping demand.
GUANO-s55 30.
CORN-85 cents u bus
OATS-4ua4 "A cts. ~ bus.
RRE- 90 cts ~ bu,he-wanted
WHENT-1hc mills have ,toppcd grinding for the
scoson, and hut little offering Prices nominal.
HAY-NortleIn selling at 81 on the wharf In de.
mand.
IRON-Pig 356O $40 per except in small 7nrclcs:
Swedes $lJh Tre'iegar aud ine>h rei7ci 500; com
mon Eeg'ish 7Od75;up mntry bar 70a75.
LIVE STOCK-(J Sh ,ok repnrt) Beef Cattle 3
5O0 4 a5 sale weight; Hog, s6as6 80 net Sheep $40
"a mel,
MoLASSES-New Orleans. 20a26c; Cuba 2O0a3
cnts
r. ASTER-Lur'p So Ground o.
SALT-fruhi wharf 80; f'om st1rr 2l02b
SUGARS We notice "A better feeling in the market
and nm advance # in demand. We quote New
Orleans a a j Gems; Porto Rico A 064 ceits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

The Paris correspondent of tho National In
tegeneer writing on the 26ht inst, says that a
mong other Americans in Paris, perhaps
the most distinguished are Messrs. JEROME Bo-
NAPARTE and son, the latter Lieut.. BoNAPARTE,
of the L. s. Army They are stopping at the
Hotel Bristol, Place Nendomc This is the favor
lite point of the capital for the members of that
family. MATnILpE before she so important
n parsonage rs she is Mt present, occupied splen
did suite of rooms fronting ON the place The
Emperor himself, before his advent to political
importance in France, always stopped Mt the llo-
tel du Rhin, (ofthe Rhine,) next dool to the IIo-
tel of Bristol. All their windows look out upon
the most magnificent triumphal column that has
ever been erected, (not forgetting Trajan's in
Romc,) that formed of the molten cannon taken
by Napoleon |, from the Austrians at the battle
of Austerlitz. Some one telling me that the
American Bonapartcs have refused the protfercd
hospitality of their father, Prince JEROME, at the
Paois Royal. They visit him. however, at his
princcly residence, and ride out in the prlncely
carriages. and always where they are recognised,
whether on their fathers balcony or in the streets
attract the admring gaze ofall beholders. They
have been presented TO the Emperor, and have al
ready had the honor of hreakfastng with their
sister and aunt, the Princess MATnIIpE. The
resemblance of Young Bonaparte to his grand un-
Gle, the Emperor Napoleon |. is remarked by all
who see him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

PRoFrTABLE-An idea of the profit of farming
and gardening about Norfolk may be gathered
from the following, which we cut from the Ar
gus:
Col. Edward H. Herber, one of the most skill
fuland enlightened eultivators of the soil in this
region, and who resides on a model farm. has
cleared This Si7o2 on potators raised on
only sixteen acres of land and his nett proceeds
from apatch Off acres will be $500. This is
certainly good business, and shows what may
be done by judicieus cultivation. He has no de
sire to remove TO California.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BUCKINGHAM Co, W.. July lS 4.
1t gives m pleasure stue that $1,000, Insured by
the Washington Nutua Insurance Company,N \.
upon my Dwelling House. which was desto, ed by fir
some month since. was promptly paid to me. through
their agent, M Sins Bigow, of furmve, in ti, s
l.asu know the fact lml the Ia ses nf my Leshhor1,
of Col Thomas NJ Bonlorant, for $1,000. o Mr. VII
liz IN NJ MesHy. for 1891. and of Miss CathnIine NJ.
p rhin.. Sl00n, we've al pronrty paid BY the said
Company, through the AGENT
nlv 3 dlt. cit RICHARD T. E LIS JR.
rense cnpv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

PACIFIC TELEGRApH.-Th Senate has acted
fayorably upon the bill to establish line of tele
graph between the Mississippi and the Pacific
ocean This bill provides for contracting with
suitable parties 10 construct double line of UNI
derground telegraph, and grants two millions of
acres of land in aid of the project the land to be
selected by the contractors in alternate sections
along the line, and not further than fifteen miles
from il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

SANITARY MEAsuREs.-The Council of Rich
mond have passed an ordinance which declares
it shall not be lawful for any person or persons
to bring into Richmond, expose to sale within
the limits of said city, any fresh fish, sturgeon
crabs, clans, or oysters, fresh or picked" Any
free person violating this ordinance shall be sub
ject to fine of not less than one, nor more than
fire dollars; and any slave violating it, is to be
punished with stripes.