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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER

most devoted servant, nm officer oil fl highest merit
while llrisunH!ir have Ia dcplore the loss O M at
tachcd and faithful friend.
BrisaAicr-IeHtlal StrangwGvs was known 10 havs
distinguished himself in early lie and III mature age
throughout; long service he maintained the same
character.
The mode in which he hud conducted the command
~! the HrtilrrY, since il plGcci in his hands b.,
the departure, thrru.,i i!!..cSs ui MaiU: Genera
Gator, is entitled my entire aI,rJbarion and WI.
equally agreeable 70 ihosc WHO co!icd TO hi.
care.
Brigad;cr General Cioldicna an officer If consider
able promise and gavc great satisfaction ~ all undel
whom he hHd served.
II j. difficult - arrive any positive conclusion n.
to the actual Numbers brought into the field by The
enemy. The cost, -nratGn Of the ground did not ad
NIT of unv great development Of their iurccthc At
tRcs consisting of system uf repeated assaults il
hcr- tina; were in the plains after they had with.
drawn in retreat, am lcd I" suppose that they r"nld
no. have been less than 6U.U0 men. Their loss was
excessive, and /: is calculated thn they lett vn tll,
field near $50 dead. and that Their casualties amount
III the whole III killed, wounded and prisoners, no
! less than lJ,GUN.
Your Grace will be surprised 10 learn that the nun
Der Oi British troops actu!ly engaged little exceeded
S,OjU men, while those ot General Boslucts division
"nly amounted 70 5000, the rc!nainin. available
French troops IN the spot having been kept in re-
serve.
| ] ought to mention, that while thc enemy wns at
:Gckn- r.h;they a5sailcd the right of the Frrnci
Trenches AMI actually 20, INTO two ui their batteries
Bur they were Guclly driven out in the most galian
manner with considerable loss, uud h0tiy pursued tC
the very walls Of Sebastopol.
have, &c, RAGLAN.
| His Grace thc Uuke RI Ncrraa'c, ,tr.
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GONERNOk OF ETAU.

The surmises respecting the G"vernorshp Of Utah
are now put to rest. We learn from the Washington
Union that The President has nominated 20 the Senate
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Edward J. Stcptoe, OF the United
States army to be Governor Of Utah, in the place of
Governor Young, who Was appointed by President
Fillmore. Col. stcptoe who is in ncal rank u cap
tain of artillery and who as been twice breveted for
gallant and meritorious conduct in the battles Of Ger
ro Gordo and Chapultercc is, Of course, we'll known
to the whole country ia that relation. In addition
this all who acquainted with him, either personally
or in his official capacity, bear testimony to the dign
ty and manness Of his character his intelligence his
extensive information upon subjects not connected
with his profession, his eminent discretion, and 10 the
conscientious and religious temper OF his mind. All
these qualities which signalIy fl: him for the deli
cate and Important duty OF governor of Territory
80 peculiar i'll its condition and population as Utah
We do not apprchend that the substitution OF Col.
Steptoo for Governor Young will be attended with
any Inconvenience. We contide much in the pract-
cal good sense fthe inhabitants Of Utuh, notwh-
standing thorpecuar institutions. and not less in the
combined moderation firmncss, and sngacity of Col.
Steptoe who has been for some tine oncamped with
his command near Salt Lake City.
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he Senate was not IN session today.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT TATIVES.

fttJSE DF Nfl lh..Sl.N y | " rs.
Mr.. Houston. from the committee. on ways an,l
means, reported bill making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses of the government, for
the year ending juno lS.,6 Referred the commit
tee Of the whole OF the state III the Union.
Mr.. Eddy introduced bill making: approprintin:
for continuing the piers and constructing hrrakwg
ter at Michigan city, Indiana, md othcrwis, aprov.
ing the harbur of said city. Referred 10 the commit
ZEE commerce.
The House then went into committee oG the whole
and took up the private calendar.
The liret the calendar for extending the Colt
PATENT
lir. Ede"rton moved that it be passed by, ms tie
select committee on that subject Ii not ready TO re-
port.
Mr.. Jones, "f Tennessee, thought tie committee
had better dispose Of il now, but Mr.. Edgertons mo.
tI"n was ~ ccd to.
The bill for the relief Of the children and heirs oi
Major General De kalb VIA discussed, and amended
10y approprianG S6U,UUO for that purp"sc.
This bill together with four other private bills was
subsequently passed
Mr.. Wallbrid-c presented the memorial of Bena.
min Price und others in fnvor al the homestead bill
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Dxc. Is.

FLoUR-The Flour market thls morning was tirn,
and transactions are moderate. We note ssles
early Change of 100 barrelso OF Howard Street brands
at $3.50 and 300 do at $5.G2i. City Mills Flour is held
nomiually at sS.3aS.3!. Rye Flour We quote Z.
a. H. and Corn Meal al $i.3lai..,6.
WHARF.-The market for Wheat continues firm,
but the receipts and supply rather light to-day.
The offerings this morning amounted 10 sb0ut $3.50
bushels, and we note sales Of White, good prime,
at 81 93a2 90; and choice qualities for family hour at
s2U3a2 Us cts. Also, sales OF Red good TO prime, at
81 S8al 95. Inferior iots to IL cts. lczs.
CoRs.-The market continues firm, and prices have
undergone no special change. Supply and receipts
this morning very fuir There were about IL COO bu.
shells offered and sales of white at az &c.. and
yellow SO SIC. Mixed and cut q a79c.
OArs-Sales Of Maryland and Virginia at AZ e Sc. i;
Pennsylvania nominal ut Sic.
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NI.EENitRLE LAND FOR SALE.

TXTE u.r 10: ..i" beautiful Farm in the county Of
w Ab"m"E'", lynn: on the Eastern slope OF The South
%"s' Nouuta:n J-:,Nt from kesw!ck uhe Virginia Cen.
u-i Rail k0Si Depot m!le-fro,n the contemplated
extension O: ic Orange and Alexandria Rail Road one
mile. si hoE' he kvanns Horse boa, improvement four
miles. /: contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND ONETHRD ACRES, $50 OF which IRE
cleared "". exc! !osed ana in high s.u;e of improve.
n,E' 'a' '"iinder Is in woods The buildings all
re", tie 3weAng Is oi brick. stories, containing
la. aa passage, and, far completed is fin.
i.ncd c very best style The location is unsurpassed
UT beny ' vrr'"iy OF scenery for health and for
fgei nid GOOD society. To wishing healthy country
sunI.r -!ag" II ID pDrt.cu cularly desirable it with
Ia q 'ea: .uD-, r,ie ul Richmond or Washington Ii \
hrss: :r p:"isI-d, some 300 acres adjoining
can be hal ~ .!r price Reference may be had to Mr..
JAM. ,-' q iiHcrHavC, kcsw,ck Depot: Me.srs
+ e Ru'.a and JOHN Jones OF Richmond But persons
az requested "a exarin" .or themselves. :. A. HART
My v:.,. l.. ke-w!cH p-po:, Albemarie, Virginia.
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FIRE N PuuADEI IPuIA

The following is list OF the buildings destroyed b.
the fire in Philadelphia, which broke out last Thurs
day night.
Edw. L. Walkers corner Of Fifth ani Chestnut
". II. Carrys, No. l69 do; W. II. SGttord- III d..
Geo. W. IIenkes iO3 do; Ssnuel Peppers, LIS do.
K. Do!lari'a l:r5 do; Smith ~ Justices, l19 do tbs
Ilomnopatc Book Store Oh Fifth street; George W
Smith, furnishing bookstore; J. G.. Mccg, boot-maker
do: C!.as T. Hrn-e.I ,addcr, dol u new church book
store, do. Lacey l. Phillips, sad!.ers, do
l.. {. Biddle Il Co.'S new stores, on Fifth and Nj
nor s.rceta arc somewhat dainaIk.
Lacey * Phillips, heavy manufacturers of saddles
harness. whips, &c. occupied almost the entire por'
ton of the rear end of the F0:cra building, fronting
on Fifth street, and must he suffer by th!s
terrible contagrution.
The American Hotel up to O'Clock, was complete
ly flooded with water and it was found necessary to
move many of the articles of furniture, &c. Tn.
boardc-s Lad nearly all left.
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VOLUME LII.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rrBlisilED DAILY AND sEMiwEEXLr
R,- HITCEIE, PRYOR " btSSAEANT.
I : Il " :

sFs- n,ly Psrer dollars per antNn' and at the
r,, r,i; dolior- Y akr. for shorter pttod than one
ynr Far The semi Weekly, tve dollars Pessnnu;n. and
.r l3glr. for .jx mpnl. payable in advano 10 be paid
IL Tie et, or reunited ~ mall poe,psd ' Sin dollars
p,r AMMAN 4, me Cud Of the year
c,ci an, available Rauk notes tho r!,k o. hSEttOrs
g. a,,is, o., all ia-S bang paid By the TTers b. post
sr. o, single l,il.r scarcely OF ANY account 10 wr
r lis he accumulation OF postage. IN an eX;'n'te Lu
.;,,-. which operates ~ serious tax upon ECtCrs
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
IL rur Dury ExariREn-For Ten lines or less.Srs,
,,-.r.;Sn :y c.s ard every succeeding Inaertloh t
ty.nvc cent, II inserted once week. twice weeK'y
three ;iEIc, wrcS ;h!-tysev AMI hall cen's tor ea
assertion ai:sr Tic Err
Annual u,rrtiscrs are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
luc, n IN ;ul proportion Tor advertisements OF greater
r.t c>cr; Lottery Vendors and Auc;ioneers, who are
charge! S!0u, (paper iLcGdNtD
is ,I.A $EMl.W WEEKiN-fur TEN lines or less. nrst IN
,r; M -.v.ny Nv. cents, Tor each continuance h!ty cents
- All Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
S;s,ir tin,s are char ed Tor as adreTsemcnA
Orders from distance must DC accompanied win inc
rsc, my or satisfactory references. to,nsnr" rNecunn
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DESIRABLE PLACE NEAR RANDOLPH MA.

HNTESniSG 10 move 10 TN adjoining State, we offer
.ot saic our rrcsrD; residence, Randolph Macon
College" known as EASTWOOD. |; is beautifully situated
on the sye leading from College TO the ,on of Boyd.
ton ou't tgu:t of !l- from College, aud ree our;hs of
anil. from BIyi,lr; the 10: contains abOu: l5 acres OF
s-03uG, 81 which is in nigh OF cultivation
Sui there the premises u::sua!y large and pro-
duc;ve garden, well Of the pur": water cascious ice
house. &c, The dwelling house and other
improvements. though large scale, are
o. the t"s, kind, and in excellen, repair Per
wishing "s intelligent. peassn, aud hsulhy
n.ghborluo. or 10 hs" College the purposr
c-!ua,!a- their children OF tahus dvrs would do
TeH par 'iHs. ihi. sibc aud beautiful place.
Term, wi. be made accommodating.
Address :ne sub-, rOcrs Randolph Macon College, or
q: Jun.s r Walker: Boydtoa. who will ,uke pleasure
IL giving any adti,!oEsl information desired.
WM. 4. HOWARD
- u0lSAEn
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NEW NI:RJCTLTJRNL WORK.

A GRlCCL CRE, ia es-eLt:ss and non esselHla, in
N Guiding examination Of GUASO, and other ma
iu..s, ty H. y FRAYATT. of New Jersey. This work
tsc- the general information II contains will be found
be ralu ,blc guide 10 the Farmer Planter and Agri
t: pointing cut the essentials and essentials rc
IA '::a:hcd TO their ards The selection OF such fet
hltIs The soil wSn;s and the avoiding Of such does
hot raa,, Yoii;e" in plain terms and will
s.as anL money all who follow ts advice. a,
,ae south where exhausted lands require something
store ,-y which get does no. appear to have been
ioga; Ls Treatise will be Of the FRS, Importance indeed,
the v! o. the soil Ia every section cnnno: but be benefit
Cd p"su-a lifts the veil of uncertainty, which has
l"G-o 'nvo.Oped the science Of Agriculture. Price in
pr!-r - c-:.;s. Al orders 20 DO addressed TO
r l.. MAGAGNOS, Publisher,
10 Beektnan Street, New York.
rur vla ~ MI. ~ ~.
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LAND FOR SALE.

'sNiif :rac' Of land on which reside, Hanover
Court iioT-", will BE- offered publicly for sale,
r-ny tie .i;h @: December. tina; being court day.
c1nts!Us soor; :;y Icr-s having all the necessary
."'rSs n good repair Only twelve acres are cleared
t.. :cst in original growth
The wood can be- -oli on the Central Railroad which
passes w!'! 4: lew huadred yards
IS ~; :ac location for Physician, and also fine
sand or -i0rc being ncur the Court Heusc any one
~; CO wen s""pins private entertainments as the tavern
often crowded and persons have to leave for want
g !n0n
fo' g.iAer particulars terms which will be accom-.
,.aie a.irc- the subscriber. Hanover Court House,
'iie WHO will also tax" pleasure in showing the pre-
-,"s WM. T. LOCKETT.
.:prG-,r No,
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'" ITIt I1"Y
"TUE WORK GOES BRAyELY on

Messrs Editors 1T is not true, as stated by the
Richmond Wing, that Mcssrs. Bnyly, Smith, Powell
Letcher, and McAiullen will not vote for Mr.. Wise.
have letter from Washington, which says every one
Of them uW vote for him. know that Mr.. Powell,
our representative, will do 81, because he told M
himself. also letter from Mr. Lcakc, yc,tcr-
day, Of his friends in Charlpttesville in which
he says the ticket must be sustained. also heard Mr..
Leake say that he should vote for Mr. Wise and speak
in his behalf also. Il.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Dec. l6.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WISH 20 sell ract Of land about 700 acres mile
.lf from Port Royal, Caroline county, Virginia
Immediately the road TO Bowling Green The land i,
very rich More than four hundred in wood and
cu5er which sell WELL either in Port Royal or TO vessels
and steamboats, tradas with Por Royal. There is de-
al The way from The farm The village ana the rond
.G&yS;!%m, Inc soil 10 an'aSy ndaea 10 Mnsat Corn
sS farm. in the S,rir wod prefer divdinei, into
sn farms and such divisions would suit purchasers
bo;cr parts O: would timber get:ers and wood.
caters bc-t st present; another portion is open and
roSdy tOr farming The improvements new and
slssc:ert for farming prrPcrcs.
wou; like 10 sell several houses and lots in the town
Por, k0yt. GEORGE FlTZHCGH
Nsr.E iI--c.:
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Stocks quiet. Sales OF Canton at IL; Erie 6J;
Reading 6t; Cumberland Coal 25! Nicaragua 10. %,
Tbe Hr.adstuif market continues firm. Sales in all
Of 900 barrels State at S'.3' GS; Southern S,3
ae3s, as TO quality; Ohio S.sl a".57. kye -four aNi
Corn meal firm. w
Wheat il firm with salcI ri ncH bushels; fax w.;c
IT SITS; Southern white 2Gs 2.I2: Red To- .9s II
81 Corn ;rmcr and -;cadv--Eaos OF 50 900 busiIelr
linked ut % Il - cts. Oats IA 20 cents. Rye IA.
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NOTICE.
s'F!cE Or RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Go

'F;oE or RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RALRoAp Co, !
RIcHMoSD, Nov. II, lS.i
l\o!!SE II hereby given, thn pursuant the provi
~ ''nn- Of the 18th section o;Chap,er So of tho Code
4s th- Company will npply to the county Court Of
=; William county, on Monday, the 25,h Of De
~s"', 1881: TO the county Cour, Of Hanover
. ny On Tuesisy. the 26th OF December. lS5,
a" -. ~e cUUaty Court OF Henrico county. on Tues
~: Il" 2i day OF January, lei5 and to tie
as Court Of the Cry o, Richmond on Wednesday
a o: hcc"nIb"r, lsi, 20 appoin; five d-iu,eres,od
1"i"rs IN ard tor each O.; IN. sud counties and the
Wy OF Rlc nond. 70 constitute boards 10 nsccrtsn
+ r," 20 N" owners Of land upon the line
AitnTen"'; within the said counties respectively and
=, H:cnnond tor such OF the said lan1s as ure pro
-. 70 9e taken ny the Company for its purposes
Nv ..-tWhW AI.EN'E nI'nl EY praa,t
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STEAMSHIP FORFEITED FOR sMrGG

STEAMSHIP FORFEITED FOR SMUGGLING
New YORK, Dec. l5.-The Commercial Advertiser
publishes the opinion of Judge 'nsersol OF the Uni
ted States District Court, in tie of the steam
ships Washington aud Alps, under seizure for SNUG
cling. The Alps is declared forfeited, on the ground
OF smuggling by the steward OF the ship AS TO the
other officers and owners, they regarded limo
cent. 1t is thought the President will remit the pen
atty of forfeiture.
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= \ ,
Afh>iJ!Ni IN the ndt Of the lands set apart by Vir
sE:a 20 IN" Officers and soldiers of the Continental
" anu iron: ons experience il the land titles sud land
- - k"nigcSy am able to give information Ia relation
sS 'u'."y- IN hc said military district Many valuable
- F"; 'rs IN this district belonging the heirs OF
!a'ei.;",-, a:ii yet be identified and rccovered-
.ty 'Ha lr"h'bd under Kentucky Land OHcs Warrants.
- 'e recovered the military grant nearly invariably
M 'up"rioT, from the diicuiy Of avoiding the savings
"'a"'-, "lHfrrd women. &c. Nov .O-cw.ln
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RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT

From tire Iuvslidc Ru-se.
This morning. Nov. II, His Majesty, the Emperor,
received, from the hands of The captain of cavalry,
Count LevGshoff, the following report from Genera!
Prince Mcnschikcff, under date Of Nov. 6:
"Ye-terday tho 5th, . sorte was made from Ssbas-
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THE CONDITION OF THE EASTERN WAR

THE CONDITION OF THE EASTERN WAR.
No ono can read the thrilling descriptions of the
great battle of Inkermann, and not be satisfied tha:
the Allies are embarked in expedition that will fully
test their boosted power and nvncibility They have
at last found out that they have most trying and
mighty task before them, in putting down the Rus
sian autocrat. What must produce tho deepest im,'
preston in England a the fact Of the Russian sodery
having shown themselves skiful in the use of the
great English weapon-the bayonet. An English
man. the correspondent of the London Times, thus
describes the enepxwhom England and France have
sworn to humble. Speaking of the battle Of the 5th
November, he writes:
And now commenced the bloodiest struggle ever
Witnessed since war cursed the earth. 1t has been
oouotea oy military historians if any enemy have
sser STOOD charge with the bayonet but here the
sSayohst was often the only weapon employed in con-
nets OF the most obstinate and deadly character We
nave oeen prone to believe that no foe could ever
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsKISGroS, Dec. l5.-Case No. !. The original
action Of the State OF Pennsylvania Va. The Wheel
ing and Belmont Bridge Company was further ar
cued by Messr.. Stanton and Johnson to-day.
The case of Robert Wicklif Thomas d. Ow-
ngs was argued by Mr.. Preston for the appellant,
when tine court adjourned till Monday.
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- I.i.--At ih.--At Clrcuit Court held for N,n.o.
s-';,,. coah'y. on the 18th day of October Is,a.
IN, Plrp9E''nc TO be the ius, will and ,e.,arsr,
Va: n nrod, deceased, dated the Ain day of oe,obcr
se,s;n nsnad ~ oolrt by George F. Hall. the Exc.
, ina; there nigh, De some PERSONS ] rS Ssa oeins
sA Inc said proba:. it is ord.red sha, not;cs in no.
.p'S 'hcat'on, requiring all s.ch persnns OH ,ue
appeat at the said Court on The frs, DIV of ,h
os. Go'; S1elns The l6.h day OF April next, md
,.-E S' copy OF ,hs order be pubH.Sad "s ss'a
D., pue successive Te weeks, in the Richmond En-.
PETER 2. PRENTls. CLARK
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THE RICHM0Nb ENQUIRER.

BYRITCHIE, PRYOR l. DUNNAVANr.
WIN. r. RlTCHlE s. R(GER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1854.
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EAJJJTRE AND DEFALCATION.

BosroN, Dec. l6.-The Glendower Iron Mills have
suspended operations. being unable to meet their
gagsments. Henry Brevoort, the superintendent has
absoonded. II is supposed that he is deiauiter.
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FSEcI'TIOS.

New YORK, Dec. l5.-Nicholas Beehtham was ex-
ecu,ed to-day on Long Island, for the murder OF Mr.
and Mrs. Wlckham. lie protested innocence TO the
last.
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FIRE ~ HAHovFR.-lhe kitchen Of NJ. R0bcTt
Bintord Of Hanover, about II miles above this city.
was accidentally burned Oh Tuesday night last with
small negro child therein. So states the Pen0T
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MARBLE YARD,

III -. ROGERS, sth street, ncur Main Richmond
goyfN,1rss in Egyptian Italian and American MARBLE
EcEs OF e,ry dcscripsion, WALL PLATEa fRGSTa S r.
lay GsSs IN -srvins executed in the nes.eas manner
|esssi - TIE 'oDnry, with city referouce. promptly
',Hs 'sr""d his time iu one of the largest
s -. . III New igTk Cry md having much expe.
@ a. " '' on'hc,r, a1',"rs himself that all work exc.
r. ~ P VII! give a,e,.re satisfaction as any done
u '""'i Oct 5-cly
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TIE RrctpPoCITy TREATY.

TIE KLIIPKUCTTI IKEiI 4
HALIFAX, Dec. l5.---The Governor OF Nova Scotia
la, issued his proclamation adEhtiinS American good
free OF duty, under the Reciprocity Treaty.
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'h"INiA.-A; Circuit Cou,, held 10, Nensen,on5
lonn'y, On inc lith day g: OctuLrr, lS;;.
,n- pnr2orinc' 10 be he las; viii sni testament,
.'HH pari"u. deceased dated IN. i,h ,l,r -, S,i
SrNtS Produced IN cOur; BY George F u.u ~
'+e;en named. in ordc. TO be proved snS sEJH,
n..dc thai Johu H. Dart"u William, n""s
pifG':i az" par,t-, interested in sn:l -,
"ey Az no: residents q: this State Ii i, nc ~
Dy NE Court, that the .a!i John H. Darden, WiI"r,
ana Mary :. Dardcn. appear on the tirst dnr -.
ierm OF this Court. (beips the 10th day of ApHi
mo" csu'", ii any they can, why the said ps.
,, .; N shouiI ne Ia" admitted to record and ,La.
., "1s ordcr he published in the Richmond Enoui
-. week ior four successive weeks.
yec 10 PETER h. PRENTIs Clerk
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thoHEK WANTED, aNo has had some exps
| 70 axe cLsrse for t~ ensuing year Of Free
'''.!h 81 District, Northampton Ca 10
u. ,a,,, "M. D. EoFFIGAN, Trustee,
"a Sss,,---H-- Cspeville p. o,
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REELECTION OF SENATOR BUTLER.
COLUMBIA, :. G., Dec. l5.-Hon. A. 7. Butler ~a
to-day reelected United Senator from thH state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-19

REsuLrED FArALrN.-Mr. White who WIS lately
stabbed by boHnan, at Buchanan in Botctoutt
county has died OF lis woumlS lis body pa,-",!
through Lexington, Va, oh Monday ast, on ihc way
To the residence OF his father Mr. Levi WLite ON
South River in ROckbrdgc county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-19

FATAL ArsRAY.-Two negro men, ouethe property
OF Mrs Martha Dix, Of Pusylvania county. and ,hu
other the properly Of DR.. Robert Thornton OF Milton.
NC, engaged in fight in DanvjIle, on Saturday
morning, the 9th instant. During the alteration, DR..
Thorntons slave struck the o:hrr on the side Of tho
head with brick, trncturIng hs skull and producing
death in less than t,rty-rslt hours. The mUrd,rcr
lied shortly after the Occurrcncc and is III Grs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-19

FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-rhis Court commenced
rs session on Friday last, in Petersburg. On Il:
bench We're Judges Daniel, President, Gilmer Lei.l
and Baker. Tie Express says, there is some heavy
business to be attended TO-