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WAR DrPARTMKNT,
WASHINGTON, MAY %, 1854,

Wac DsPA RTMENr,
as1t Washington, May %, 1884.
DRnPOS AIS win be received this O'Clock
Monday be 18th June supplying stationery
desc,ib.d In N schedule below Is Il n
aoney quality Samples must accom-
pany the bids
required give bond approved
sureties for iattful fufment
III The right order the articles
such Quantities deem aud increase diminish
the quagtities below stalled. u 7t N
Peppers made Of linen stock.
folio post, made weighing pounds
- re"a single cap ruled mashne made weighing 10 pounds
iao post ruled, made, weighing Ct pounds
20 an. post, made, weighing 81 per
.
- resms paper per rcam
do
b.otlsug
y DO Grace. sscDac- made envelope paper do
r. 0 envelopes 90 weighing pound) per 1000
~ dazen P.rry's aH per dozen ca rds
loo d. cards olhef metallic pens do do
1900 quilts, No 80 per zoo
80 dozen Coriers or Fsber's lead pencils per dozen
o. isof, fia n. p.a,p
do NOR handles do
ivosy waftr II r :
sabd bea.s 81 do
d. = !scsG knives, Rodgers 4 son's do
do int- siands, y inch Gu, ras@
10 90 cogpa Pn'iips- Princes, or other black
Ink, ~ eustH do
Is do frenon ,atm'ne ink, In ounce yials do
do copying ink
200 waters. large, d. pm,ment seal per / ,0oo
- p'und- waters, common .iIe per pound
90 do sealing war, scarlet do
10 90 iuas rubber, prepared In pieces do
ouncs- pamce per ouacs
p-cAs sabd peck
10 assorted
d., I'd As.orte sizes do
ana4 -lnwsw l6June lint. star.l
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Passengers Luray New leaving
Alexandra al ~ O'Clock Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
ufdBys. ].
Passengers for Lypcbbug win lcsyins
* O'clock ,iondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
Freight trains are running daily, tsundsy excepted
Pr order: w. Is BkUCkbTT,
Mays
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LINE FAMILY HORSE aud Handsome Carriage
pvat. sale II have very family benut-
which will be soid only
OF such
h~qu.suy as desired Tr#s
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
May sl-eo6t Aucioneer
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LNoWLEs's PronounoinU Dictionary OF thu Engiish
n taborA Sheridan walker
and adding above additional words vai,
octave 9o London 1854 Price, ~ % Imported
London FRhNCK TAYLOR.
april %
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pAsx ofsh. nstropopa stcrI ryr sal. by
..sh KELLER h MskRNNry,
MAY oo-G Penn,rvans avenue, 18th street.
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,fUHNtsHED House FOR Hrnf--1Le hrresfoy bssew -nt
house surtsd on the west side Of i7 between "
streets The Hsnse has eleven Including bath
neatly and sen,erIy furnished
For particulars inquire al No ~ Wisdsrs Building
May l6--dn -121 III"
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For freight OF PASSAGE apply 10 ... -. :. . E
T 't@1 U. II. SAND, 2g 5ouli, ST., NJ.
g. A. HEiNEkEN X Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CRUSKEY, * Co Southampton
WILLIAM lSELih, Havre.
Jan 23-dly IN H#J
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Office OF the removal of tho land oHice from
y Sr ARTh, 10 ELBA in ALABAMA
Under authority OF entitled IAN auhoriyn
cbsHges 10 the iocacn snd oces March 3 1854 Il
heruty declared
Che pubic lands IN the SPARTA dis Ai-hams, will
moved from the awb OF srARTA,s location EIBA
tohee county State,
Given pnder hand &c Washington fourteenth
Hfty four Ne als 7e..su
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the Presidrnt4
Ions Wusos, Is.t,
Cammi.sionef OF 6snern Land once
Feb i7-~i3w
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CrrY 81 Piafcnnrs aud no.n'y or A,tscbas - PENN
v W. oder n the
ci Pu.hDfs Airshsny, p~rp.,ivrnio.
rp-e issued P,,r-bar EaIo.d
Company, W. which t.y s.arsait.d. E#f
We cntdsnty recoiond capitalists
sifan'- tnv.-,nspt
The together exhibit, and statistical inh
maon, obaioed application presumably by
NA.A JOHNSTON BEOIBERs, q Co.,
Aanacr- aud Fiscal Agenu.
Arents ie the pshprg and Conueirvi- Railroad copssv
Ian rds rpu ~ 81 VI n77 49,
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mo. 5os.l

No. 5os1
NOTICE n the essnb! of sdaitossnI
IN once q rtap niCuiGAN.
u ~ he April
dHad est,bn * isad n
Ncp dii c r shcb he'd N. .cEBpY AN
daa dsd ~ herl d'cis.d sbd mate kuown ib,r The land
Office i his besr located Tor ts present. he
dsntnf Cnrra -ass ha o. DUNCAN 10 The
rtd shc sol hefn psrtnsu,a said stsie.
Given band, Washington day
Of Msy, A ~ lu14. HN7
John WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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ELEGAsT F.ao, Oiic,osh..Jasi received sad
M Z 0 49,
iho-. IN want ~ ocnhs which he
by the fsnu workmanship do
and examine nH stock On sps.nea quality body
the tith nave eshib,uon q por,ru,, of
washington 10 witch tbs arnon Of The invited To the
manacnf.r Of ins.s eiciohs was awarded the
medal he oridr Fair, New Work. - 80
Ansnas viii fund initiation mousto In
syias psir Of we vsneysed tiles very heavy body
Tsprs,ry after rich velvet .U Isa1'l
Gas sud walnut sfaoed panels.
Marble aud uI~~ and chiuty
Az ~ rich nstiin and Lcpsc sabi, ocobs
50 vide. ~
Huseepe ~ goods ~ the above line will do weI
call on " End d'ncuh Keep full supply srch
have + II
May 70 -sweod CLAeErr DoDsoS.
THE usLTrc NJ El.ns- s~,~a . new ,m.p OF Europ~
aud sso he Bnft sea aid Dahue provncs enlarged
acae 81 VOW
The sea- Of wara of the provinces srkey
Ru-a aad nra I'VE hs'h ard detailed Of the
Darus. and ~. fortified towns as cents.
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR
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\, a. ssaeur or Afr.frs Mutual
rance Con,pnny OF ha.s tork,
Broulray TO, The Year ending 3ld january, 1854.
Net assets hand January JlSi, 1858, per balance
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~ - gkyg YORK, BftEIEs, AND SOUTH
.5SfSys& AMPTON UNITED STAT Es MAIL SIEAAERs,-
II comprising WASHING
- - ION, CAPT e. NJ Fehi HERMANN, CAPT Il. Hisr
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DOR ale L-rse commodoos ienrsiory end attic house,
recently papsr~d painted
T.1rs and given
10, Solicitors Dfce, Treasur, department
Oct i5-hT
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ships will be accountable gold,
specie eygniry precious
,tng ned therefor ard the value thereof expressed
jan
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

To H. LuckxTr. Esq Baltimore city.
May 5---.odta5tbinst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
Far Hr Enquirer
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

80 ava
When will Virginia awake! The communication
in the Enquirer Of the 18th, headed 80 the People OF
Virginia and Board uf Public Works, brings % !sh.t
one of the most ylaring inpusitloiIs ever practiced
by nutmeg Yankee upon unsuspicious Virginia; We
ask, shall this state Of things continue ! Will Nirg'-
na continue To- foster and feed men coming from the
centre of n community which has outraged every
treaty with the South, ~,raInplcd on every Southern
feeling and that, too, Ia the exclusion OF her own
sous, better and ADLER men Why this pcnch"i't for
Yankee mcdiocrity! Why will Virginia insist upon
this gliding of Northern brass MS II qualification tor
office /! This is no visionary dream, but the plaill'
honest truths truth too mnny Nirglnlnlis have nd
United when thrown into competition with Northern
men in our own State.
How entirely does this course check Southern aui-
hition. crusI. Virginia talent, or drive 1t int" other
States, there to find the play denied TO il at home.
We admit that imported Stock Is sonletiIncs II ben.
eft To the old home breed We have improved AMI
nre daily improving our cattle, sheep aud horses from
foreign sources but we would appeal 10 the import
ing wisdom of our Stute, whether this last importation
OF the iackass has been an Improvement to the breed
or Nh advantage To Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

.I"hm CiGrku--Iul,n =. tiai!ah"t. Jr., osi''hi1Hf-~'of
u chimney Tsp.
Mrs. L 4. burton. Hoiriod. Tor t"h par al S9'tor.
made by hersci ..
Miss f. j. TAYLOR, Pee, sburs, FOX Il beautiful fancy
picture. .,
WvnGham Robertson, kanawlia, for three oeau'Nui
specimens of salt. u..,
Alonzo Miller, Maliron, for aspccilnen olbrldle and
harness leather. "
Geo. Calvert, for q combination bec-hiva' swafhlihs
aud un-swarming.
They also make complimentary notices OF L. Is.
Mccormick : watrrrnoIcr; Edward Neidt' three large
cnkrs of soap; W. +. nodgc's machine belt clasp
Master w. Is. Myers picture, which they pronounce
to be elegantly designed, and ~hcslenks the youth.
Of an artist of genius; model cUltngn and grounds oil
Thomas Hartley of Chesterfield; The Lords Pray-
err, translated from English into Hebrew by a youth ;
portable fence by James Row of Florida and the
blind morticing machine by George Calvert Of Eau
quier.
The recommendations will GO before the Executive
Committee for their action, and in duo tiIne will bere
ported upon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
,JuHS 4. WARTH, Secretary.

MEETING OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
At II meeting Of the Tobacco" Manufacturers Of
Franklin county, held at Franklin Courthouse, on
Friday, 20tl ri October, 1884, the meeting having
been organized by appointing ThnIn'rs D.. Holland,
Esq, Clmirman, and Gresham Choice, Charles {.
| Lee and -. E.. Booth, Secretaries, the following resp
lutiuns, offered by Mr.. i. l.. Claiborne, were adopt
ed:
Let. Resolved, That tins meeting cordially approve
tho call Of ".An Od mauutacturcr' iur n Convention
of the Tobacco manufacturers OF North Carolina and
Virginia, and their Factors.
III. Resolved, That rs the city ri LynchburG IL
nearer the heart Of the manufacturing districts Ut
Virginia and North Carolina than any other proni-
ncnt point, We would recommend that city rs the
place, and the second Monday IN January, lS1j, Us
the time, for assembling said Convention.
81. Resolved, That we recommend ~ oar brother
manufacturers, in town and country, the Necessity "t
early and decided action in this matter.
4th. Resolved, That - be appointed Ia rcrrc-cnt
the tobacco manufacturers OF this county III said Con-
vcution.
9TH. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Lynchburg papers, and that
all other papers in Virginia and North Carollnn be
requested to copy.
The meeting filled the blank in the 18th resolution
with the following names, viz: F.L.C Claiborne, Ihns.
j. Holland, Abram +. Holland, VIM. A.. Brown, +.
K. Brown, VIM. III. Edwards, Gresham Clnicc. Chas.
C.. Lee, Lewis Becker, Thomas 5. Keen, Stephen l..
Bennett, Robert Pruuly, John $. Hale, Sniihson G..
Holly, D.. {. Booth, Willis L.. Tinslcy aud John G..
Ferguson. THOMAS j. HOLLAND, Chm'n.
GRESHAM 0nolcE,}.
G.. G.. LIZ, Secretaries.
l.. [. Bo"rH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
RICUys OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nj ir

RICIEs or misunderstanding ri iron, n Nir-
.inin paper says there is ore enough in Montgomery
county, in this State. Ia huli Il raj road with Il ,lnu-
hc truck ii heavy I rail 10 r"n> in the mile. from
Washington Cty H. San Franri~cu. II il, found at,
different points within from one tr five miles ui the
virginia and Tennessee rail road. The ore is NJ the
very best quality rich enough to yield from 50 To 30
Der cent. OF pure iron. This ore can be mined or got
ten ont ut Il cost Of from T.! cents TO ~ cents per ton,
it being situated oil gentle slopes i'll immense lodges
from which it can be blasted i'll large masscs. The
writer goes on:
There is stone coal d the very pnrest and best
quality for iron manufacturing purposes, enough with
III from five 10 ten miles Of the Virginia and Tennc,-
see rail road, land to which a branch rail road will be
built in 1851 10 supply the demands Of the whole
world for Years. In short, I'll inrxhaustible amount.
which is =" situated that il can be mined at u cost Of
from % 10 - cents per ton. There is on New River,
Littl" River and Roanoke and their branches, i'll the
county "i Montgomery. convertible water power to
nj least $4,000 horse power. The country, though
fertil- and productive, has still n very large proportion
" heavily numbered forest. from which might be Oh
tanned immense quantities of charcoal and fuel. The
FOREGOING facts nrc strictly trse; and Yet, strange rs
II Is, there never has been Il ton OF iron made in the
present hunts Of The county OF Montgomery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENRICO.

-
At meeting of Il portion Of the Democracy oi
IIcnrico comfy, held un Monday, the 9th Of Novem-
Der. 1851, ut the Court House, y. +. Bowe, ESD,
WAS called to the chair and Dnnl L. Gurdncr mp
pointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the object Of the
meeting.
MIR. j. II. Parklill offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That twelve delegates from each magis-
,erial district be- chosen {" represent the Democracy
of IIenrico county, III the GubeInatorial Convention,
tu hc held in StauntJn On tho 3Oih INST.
Mr. Blackburn proposed that tho Chairman mp
point Il committee uf four, consisting Of one from
eurh district, to nominate delegates. Agreed TO.
Whcrcupon, the Chair appointed from District No.
/, Robert \. Mayo. From No. :, John II. Iarklill.
Ne. 3, Absulom Blackburn. No. !, Robert Courtney.
The Committee, after consultation, reported ~ fol-
lows:
For District No. 1.-Ro. NJ. Taylor, Tlos. l.. Lyme,
Samuel Ball, jackson +. Clildrey, Albert Aiken, Thos.
J. West, Henry Cox, Thus. j.. Blake, Jas. W. Bin
ford, Robert b. Lyme, John bracket, and Robert y.
Tor District No. 2-Wm. W. Bradley, VIM. Dan.
irl Jennings, John O. Goddin, Robert Barker, Philip
Watkins, Noses II. Carter, Thos. j. Starkr, John
i~iclclor, I. jefferson West, John Poe, Christopher
Gathrirlt. and John II. Parkhil.
For D,<trIr. No. 3.-Dr. Jno. y. Powell, y. Ma
;hcws, DR.. John Is. liurImcr, 4. X. Holladnv, j. Is.
Young, s. G.. Waldrup, X. =. G!ancbrrok, 4. NJ. Ter
rul, j. I.ucius Davis, Samuel Philip Milton G.. Crcn-
shaw, aud Absalnm Blackburn.
Fer U.x;r."G No. i.-Wm. A.. Dcitrick. Samuel Cot
trell. ST., Samuel Cotlrcll, ir, Jas. Via, Allen Denton.
r.. W. lIornrr, Richard iirins, Jas. c. SPOTS, Elem.
Ing Philips, Paul c. KiinbruuGh, Robert j. y. smith,
and Robert Courtney.
On motion, the Chairman AMI Secretary were ndicd
Ia the dcl"ga.inn.
un ln"u"n. The proceedings wcr" ordered /" lac pub
lished in the Richmond Enquirer nni Examiner.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
y. +. BOWIE, Chairman.
y ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

WILL soon be- rcniy, III" new ani complete STATS
w TlrAL. GAZETTEER OF TiiECOMMOSWIALTH
GR.vI.GS. 1t will contain fil md rnmpr"h-i-l., r"v.~v
Of the Iit5ruEY. PnoGREsS, rKEsrST roSnrrIOS, CoM.
MYRCIAL. RAILEOAD. and lsDv,rEibL RESOURCES o. me
STATE: sl-o. HfSToETCAL umG STATISTICAL SHrTongs cf
Ill ,h" CITIES Nri Towss. with important T0rGGRaru;CAI
lsroRMATIoS from recent UrIsinn! source, r"-c,!..r ";tG
m" rcsslt- Of III" lat Crn.'i- population. in mot rn-"s 10
i-5i. w;A new nn! D-RuIiIl CuLoRfD HAp Of III. s;n,".
worth hlOur IN. prIcc ui The whole work. Il all, rXiliGi
he resources and Manufacturing Advantage of virs,u.n-
Flolr!sh!u. Cine, "Hl Town. uul will draw the attention
o. Capitalists and Manufacturers from i,-;AE, lDc.II'irs
thereto. II, n mo-t profitable pl-c" for inv"strn"nr. Tin.
author hnying incurred very heavy cxp"nsr. upon .h-
WORK. he confidently appeal 10 the liberal public. and be-.
lievr- that no work hrs yet h""i issued. considering IN"
character and extent Of 10 InH;rTi"!. more useful !" ".'ry
class al Clliyru-, nor" valuable Ia: ~ library, mud h. -W'h
some COi.ORED COUNTY MAJ OF TIE STATE. On"
cpvv without The N"p -.
Richsri Edwnfl-. or 4. Morris. B"x Tl kicL.ni"nd. We.
nid IN" work Will be son, without 'Lr i""-t '!"'"v :" "II
r,r,. uf IN. United Srrr.-, ire" O. chrr."-. Al order u"
c,iv,,i wuinn 90 day Will Iet " copy oi ~" hr-i edition.
From III" Al"xruira Ga7rtr".
GAZETTEER OF NlRGiNiA-W. nav sr"r n"'i'"-
,h, ma-r hrt:rnn. from nijrr"u; s"-t;nII- "i uGf -ir''. ~
reference n tin. -rrHt enterprise now b Ia: rrrQ''"i tor
IN. p.r... ly ltrhnrl Edwards. k-G i sri'!rin"n. We
,haul; judge. from the high trs'!monia!- winch b. bears,
well c~ual!ic! tor tine task; II Work Of M. KIND VA! b.. very
VALUABLE. n 4 book Of reference, as " :uiae 70 tne IMMIGRANT
and az n grand achievement OF the unexs ample natural al.
vnn,sre.. Of which we are blessed. 80 State. We cordial.
IT, rrcomm"nd il. A moro u.";G! hook could not DE- bought
Tor rl,hcr tho iesk O: ;hr table.
From the Wheeling ln,"ri."nccr
We ,nk. s.ra: ples-ur. in drawing the attention OF our
citizens TO a very worthy "n'"rTr'is"' 'nd hope !; will be-
u.l .rn,orr-i. We nave r%unhi-uc" in IN. !Au;aJr, and
h.,icvc he will mike such Il Work II! b" reprcreuts in slo.
Their column OF til, paper.
from the Norfolk Daily Arm.
AGREAT VIRGINIA WORK-Hr. Taylor, ,grn, for
Mr. Edwards. j. now in our city tor the nurpor- OF .rtr!n.
| ,ub-c iber. for 4 Gazetteer OF Virginia. Il will he quite II
large VOL <. sni We dOub; not, Il very u.eful on". Il will
b. interpreted with the advertisements Of Merchants
- h. IT. l. -. .. 49,. -, n,n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

tia, u.r appuneul. aru backing '"@""rd tn 'I' .,T'a.
I'M, Of ,h. Convention with high hupo', and Saa:sr an
,;ISInation Of a row over Hunter Land Bu!. lhry
Too have been constant in their assaults upon me
measure, and hive taken peculiar pleasure III re,pno'
li>h;n. articles from Dcn"rrnt'; papers Mnrm w
nounced it. They have addressed lie n'"'' "rl'n' up
u.ais TO the enemies OF the measure, to have tnt
question passed upon by the Convention iheli
,nurs. has been ju.t what might har" bcoil tSpec'eG
icmn u miunrity VIII, were thirsting for power, aud
who nnIiously desired to So" the rrisns OF " Whi
placed in the hands of their chosen lcndcrs. MI any
portion of the marty be kind enough to play INTO men
hand.-,o aid them in efrrciins their desired RESULT
Wo hone not, and We feel satisfied that the men or 20,
of mon who inns u., now. sill be marked, and even II
their conduct shall be forgiven, it will not hc forgot
ten bv the Democracy Of the State.
The results of the late elections in pcnnsyivnni"'
Ohio and Indiana, should teach us =" saiutary lesson
and should admonish liz Of the dangers which attend
the efforts of n distracted party. But q short timc
since We carried all these Stntes bydccided majorltieS
Our party Was ,hen united and harmonious, but IN tho
late elections they were distracted and divided. i,
we would succeed in Virginia, we must cultivate a
spjrit Of harmony, and feel the necessity of unity and
concert. With this spirit, this feeling, and proper et'
fort, all will be well. but without these essentials de-
feat i, CERTAIN u ocishork "1tmh LrSWn.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
3 unLL.K, MnltTH OF pET q,

Al AM EI..JM IorI, FDR All
EIOls the IUrpYs" II "lpsIu. or coptr'""f.h'P w.
nUHi rH.S day. oi!rr our c.;Iir s'"ct 1i ~! W.
and below cpsl. tor ca-h.
Tie sock 10 nearly new. Ln"IEs been r'c"F'G p''
Oh 10" most .fhyornhl- ,-rlI', amt consist "' y .
ETY. OF Frncy MD s,atl: Cou:. I'd ~ .f'':'~'.
Gnud- establishments.
Tho." In wat. Of r"ul!y h"..r.o'" :'2'' "o'1 ="
To- ..v. rs su curly cali, q. IL" ".''r' ".'n, Is w.
c~oiuulrrc, and ,.c!r su Opportunity - IN, I'm" nyurTt.
! w. ~. -1-,,,I,, 10. ~ EeSla -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
W. l.. MARCY, IT,. s..
EDOI.ARD STOECKL. L.. 81
FRANKLIN PIERCE
WIN. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
ADDITIONAL premiums TO PREMIUM ANNALS
We lay before our readers this morning the award OF
the Committee OF the State Agricultural Society, ID
premium animals:
3O2. For the best bull Of three wears old or more
ni any breed TN exhibition, I'm. to Aaron Clement
rhiladcluhin, for hs AYRSHIRE bull Bruce, 1 years old
:MS. For the best cow OF any breed on exhibition
S!O, To L. d.. Glenn, Richmond, for hs Ayrshire COW
Christmas, q years old.
:,Ot. For the best stallion Of any breed on cxhibi.
ton, so. to J. 1. Martin, Virginia, for his stallion
Prince Albert by Marcravc.
aOj. For the best brood marc Of any breed Oh e1.
hibitiun. S2U, to Thomas W. boswell, Richmond, frr
hi, bay mare Nina, by Bn>l"n.
3O6. For the best buck of any breed on exhibition
30, to X. IL. Duluny, l~.nulnun, for his Snuthdowi
buck Cambridge, aud DR.. j. Il. Woods for his Cots,
| void. both being equal.
3D7. For the hes, eve Of ally breed on exhibition,
so, To X. II. Du!Wiy, L~.oud"Itn, for his imported Cots.
woll eve.
3uS. For tn. bcs'boar Of any breed ON exhibition
$40. to- 5. l.. Tucker, Maryland, for Chester boar Jcr.
nv, : wears old.
3ml. For the best breeding SOW Of any breed on ex.
h;bitiun. $40, TO DR.. j. X. Woods. for his Delaware
Russia, and Chester row, : wears old.
MISCELLANEOUS DrPARrHrxr.-T!c Committee
m the Miscellaneous Department Of the Virginia
Stat" Fair, have handed III their report to the -.
"r"ihr!, AMI recommend IN 1t u number nf prcmi
uInS.
Hm' y. tfn'' al kirhiiuI'i lnr specimens ut lai.
dlw"rk 10y tile Northwest Indians.
L.. v . Valentine "f Richmond. Tor n beautiful paint.
ing. Tic Blind Fiddler.
{. Ogden OF the Btlvidcrc Manufacturing Compa.
ny, Richmond, Tor specimens OF colurcd and printing
paper.
John Berry Of Hanover, for a piece Of sole leather
and three calf-skins tanned III eight Lav..
Peters, Martin 4 Co., Agents Of Samuel Peacoe
Augusta, for q barrel OF lime from Viewers Cave,
VI. McCormick, Richmond, Tor samples of brirht
and sparkling porter.
| Richie i Dunnavant, Richmond, for six litloyra
| phir prints, one set commercial books, one set Sllaks
! pesre's works, Beauties OF Moore, aud l3cautie. q
| LONELINESS. These books were bound 10y the EN-
| plnyees Of Messrs. X. j. D..
}. By WE. Poasue, Rockbridse, for specimen
| hydraulic cement.
ii. W. Cole, Ricbirond, two four barrels.
B. +. Wlitesca.ver, RuppshGuuorh, onc mathema
ticnl. instrument.
J.W. Randolph, Richmond, three blank books ant
G. kculnan, Richmond. for a case of beautiful,
stuffed birds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
T,r ALTON IN TIE NORTH,

The result OF tho election III New York to-day,
will h, such a. WIS recently witnessed i'll other
Northern States. The fusion Of Wings and Ab'i''
,ionists is complete, Will III" Democracy are divided
into tho irreconcilable factions of the Shells. 1t
would not surpris. us il every representative chosen
should oppose the Administration. Then, the Wing
press here will repur, another Democratic defent.-
And such it will be. The Democracy Of the North,
supporting the Administration, approved the repeal
Of the Missouri resi- elton, and Oh that issue have
been beaten down by a conic'seracy OF factions. But
can the South e1ult over such a RESULT 1t Is true
the administration is condemned by the Wings and
Abulitionists of the North, and g.. that robson de-
serves the confidence and support Of tho South. In
the North Mr.. Pierce is rcvilcd as q slavery-propa-
gandist ; should not this rrproach cndenr him the
more to the South, What shall We think OF the
Southern Journals which second the assault OF the
Tribune on the Administration That, with thoin
the prcjudiccs Of party are stronger than the priilci-
plrs of patriotism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
FEARFUL RAvAGES or TIE CHOLERl

BosToS, Nov. "A correspondent ut the Atlas,
writing from Mursciii,s, stn!rs that tho English Con-
sul at that place had received reliable iniorma-
tIon that the most fearful rnvn-rs of cholera We're de-
vasiating McssiHa-n" less than -iXtcrn thousand per-
suns having fallen victims out ni n population of
10000! a mortality hardly less than during the pre-
vntcncc vi the great pIngme in l. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
GEN. CASS Az Il

DETROIT, Nov. i.-Therc i'd u great Democratic
gathering at the City Hall Tonight, Gen. Cass preai-
ding. In his speech he commented very severely
upon the attacks made upon him by the Richmond
Enquirer, saying that he desired nothing IRON the
South, and expected nothing from their SENSE OF iu--
tice.