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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
DIR, Gordon Harris.

y n 7 A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
.NFFlcE-BaItimore Lock Infirnary No. 81 south lie
street opposite the Exchange Butldings, Baltinro
a practical experience OF 20 years enables DIR.
toinsura sound and speedy rtain class of hi
eases which have too long been yielded by regular phys
clans to the hands OF Cunckcry He may he consulted
hdenialIy. either il, person or by letter.
HPeIsons at distance cured at home by. adore ssm:
letter to Dr. Harris Baltimore Md. All communication
cofdenttG remedies sent by natl to any part otIe u
See advertisement on fourth page. 81. I'd aprI-Iy
Foreign Exchange, Roreign Esxchau.c.
TOERSON wishing to remit Oney England, ieIaI
y or Scotland, in amounts frome upwards eau find
safe, quick and cheap nledium through ls.a ..sru5
ei-- 5i1li EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
N. PlGIhAS, Agent
ne13tf. ,1pCfure Honse
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TIE DESTRUCTION OF THE Missouri Iron
WoRKs.-We recorded in issue OF yesterday
morning, the destruction OF the Missouri Iron
Works by fire, on tie ssme morning at O. clock,
at the upper end of the city. conducted by AIessrs.
JOHNSTON SWEENEY & Co. Thus i'll a few mo-
nents has firm composed of four or five of our
most enerpr;sing, energetic and useful citizens,
lost thousands of dollars, which 10 some of them
is the loss of means accumulated by years OF in
dustry and toll. They have in this disaster the
universal sympathy of our citizens.
The fire originated in the cellar Of the nail fac
tory, which had just been newly fitted up, and
supplied with twelve new nail machines, and con.
sututed a psit OF about $4,000 worth of repairs
lately put upon the works. The nail factory, TO-
gether with all the buildings occupied by the fur
naces and other departments OF machinery, was
eMtuely consumed, and much of The machinery
greatly damaged. The warehouse, on which there
was an insurance of $4,000, alone escaped. On
no other part of the property was there any insur.
ance.
The wo ks were owned by DR.. Shoenberger oil
Pittsburgh, and the total loss is estimated at $780,
0o0. Tie loss OF MeSsrs. Johnston, Sweeney g.
Co. is estimated at $4,000.
There fire in the cell.r where the work
OF destruction commenced, and never had been
any, and the prorretors entertain no doubt that ii
vas the work of ircendalieS. The establishment,
had but recently resumed operations with seven
boilers and altogether some seventy hands, the
strike among the boilers of this city, preventing
more extensive operations. All those hands are
thrown idle by the disaster. We learn that the
active and energetic proprietors have already
menced removing the rubbish and ruins with a
view 10 rebuilding the works. Success 10 them.
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UeCfec aCCluEt-A bStTaCt
This to he heard upon the process, &C.
Andthereupon the court aiudge,
It referred to of the Master Commissioners OF this
This circuits 10 take and state the
late OF the aid Jon Murine, deceased, Which has
which has come into the hands Of other person by The
Ordor OF said administer and for his use, charging said
administrator with which to sIands
or TO Tho hands OF other person for bis use and credit
Ing him " tn all disbursements made in due OF ad
mnistraon. And the said commissioner shall also
account OF the dstrbuttve share of said Return NJ Hill
Of his said wife, in ard tn tile personal estate
OF said deeeRsed and also the estate OF which the
John Murine died seized and the ocation quantity
and annual rents thereof and the interest which
said Return 81. Till, husband Of lis said wife is en-
tied and also to tain and report all specific liens up
said interest OF said Hill III said realty personality
and their several prtorItirs. =
But taking said accounts Master shall cause
notice of the TO be gwen, by advertisement publish.
ed for four successive weeks in newspaper printed
in the city OF Wheeling and said commissioner order
10 report, &C., =
sstiatti z a copy-Tcste:E ALONZO LORING G, clerk .
ECaldvelil dec23 \
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TnE EXAMINATION of the Wheeling Fema e Sem
mary will be continued to-day We invite atten-
ton to the programme of proc edimgs in another
column.
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RIVER AND BUSINESS IrEMs.-Thc stage of water
last night was eight feet ten inches.
Tie David White arrived yesterday from Louis
Vile, with large cargo. For particulars see
manifest.
The Union Line packet Virginia left yesterday
for Cincinnati and Louisville, with full cargo
and about 100 passengers.
The Union Line packets City of Wheeling and
Thos. Swami are both receiving heavy cargces
for Cincinnati and Louisville. The former is the
regular packetto-duy.
The Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet Phladel-
phia on her trip up last night, brought $50 tons of
freisht'to our wharf.
The steamer Hamburg has commenced running
as a regular packet from here to Portsmouth. She
brought a large cargo to our wharf yesterday. She
will bring us much of the immense trade OF the
Scota Valley AMI Ohio Canal.
The ParkeIsburgh packets, Courier and Fort
Pit, have resumed their trips.
BALrrMoRE & Quo RAILRoAD.-The business
at our Depot is still immense, and increasing. On
Saturday 429 tons were loaded for the East, and on
Monday nearly 1000 tons, or 1913 car loads. For
the 1eceipts during the same time, We present the
following manifests:
baltimore & Ohio Railroad Manifest, Jan. %. 1854
FOR SHIPMENT.
Dorsey, Howard & Knox: 25 packages mise;
McAfee Bros: IIS do; Forsyth d Hopkins: 279
do, aud car loncs; b. F. Pearce: 2s5 packages
mise; CopIam & Keys. s99 do; AMMAN, Magulre
u Co.: 247 do; Pryor, Clarke & Co.: II do; lal-
liant & Delapain: 81 do; Govlon. Clarke q Co.:
l37 do; R. Crangle s. Co: / do; G. W.Anderson:
i do.
% Tows GOODS. = ta
T. Hughes: boxs, 2 bales; D. Woodrow:
bx, l'bag; Atex. Hadden: 2 bbls, Dbl; S. Avery:
bale skins. ,ss5
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Manifest, Jan. so, 1854
FOR SHIPMENT. i
Pryor, Clarke & Co: IS9 pkgs mdse; Tsllant &
Delsplaip: Sc do; Gordon, Clarke d Co: $40 do;
Dotsey Howard & Knox: 324 dos McAfee Bros:
70 do; FoIsylh & Hopkins: sos do. and six cor
ioaus muse; B. F. 9eatce: l62 pkgs.do; coplan &
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RuRNING .oFl rHE s.rEaMER .aEoReIA

NEW oRLKAxs, Jan. 30. The steamer Georgia
-ftomNlontgomery, Ala, caught fire on Saturday
night and she was totally destroyed together with
bales OF cotton. There were 200 passengers on
bpard, principally emigrants going to Texas aud
aiSosome' slaves. There was about 30 persons
drownedanl many others missing. Loss ofprop-
erty bout $4,000.
SECOND DisrArcn.-It is estimated that Ii ty
persons have been lost on board lhe Georgia. -
THIS boat is valued al SOS, 900.
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} process and re-

THIS cause 10 be heard upon the process and
turn thereon. &c. -
thereupon the court doth adudge order, and de-
thatit be referred to OF The Master commission
oIthfs state person.
al estate ofJohn Mulrne deceased, which has Into
the hands Johnston Murine his administrator. ohch
has into the hands OF other by the order
said administrator, and for his cha ging said adj
hands, hands any other his
credltins him with all disbursements made in due
and said commissioner shalt state
account OF the istibutiye share OF said William
gceas and the reaiestate of which said
John Murine died seized; and the location quaint
uc AMI annual rents thereof and the Interest thereto
which said William n. Dorsey husband OF his wife, is
entitled also TO and report all sreci liens
sonaIty, $40 I'D 49,.
But before taking said accounts. the said Master shall
cause notice oTthe same to be pub
shed successive weeks In some print.
edin the city Wheeling ana said is
- 4 eory@Teste. ALoNzo LoR1Nc.
CALDWELL .Ss55 5000 i..-5j. clerk
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conMlsslonEEs okErcE,

N0IlCE-The parties in The matters OF the
e=nlHg decree, hereby that have appoint
Tuesday the 9TH day OF February, 1884, my office
in the city the time and Place when and
said decree And require the before me,
papers, hooks vouchers and proofs may
necessar 10 the NJ opcT falins OF said accounts.
~ 81 n .t3I5 So - GIBSON II CRANAIEN,
dec2s Master commits sicrer' In chancery
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. II, Needs,
Rool.binder 8. linn book EnInnu fnc1nrelt

Rookbindcfl &. Blanlp book 3Mnmninctufel
,sg.s No. 244 Monrosa Street, UP, .STalRS.a
Would respectfully Inform their friends aud the pu
wv lie in genera l. that they have bought tic es,abis
mept lately known as James wipgs BoohbRae yaI
Biapkbooh and are owprepared toRole a.
nagazies, periodicals, DC, manner not to be surpt
anI yany esta blisiment i'll the country. l.ii8
N5sConsluntly on hand ortment of blank books
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THE Fonr PIrr, Capt. Jelley, will resume her
regular trips TO Parkersburg this morning at 10
O'Clock. .5. ia a-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l.-Weather warm, cloudy
with indications of rain. tti
Pr, p,TrsrSnan, Jan; sl.-Rivet feet scnnt at
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JuLLIEN's CoNcERT.-The concert of the great
Maestro and orchestra, at Washington Hall on
Monday night, fully realized the utmost expecta-
tons of a very large aud brilliant AUDIENCE
Mons. JULIEN, the presiding genius of world o
sweet sounds, regard, relatively, as the Jov" oil
tie illusriouS groupe, and whether amid the storm
and tempest of full orchestral blast or the soft
and gentle cadenceS of the most delicate passages,
seems with his magical wand, 10 hurl the thunder
bolts, or careSSngly draw from their soft nesting
places, the sweetest sounds that ever fell on the
listening ear, with the same unerring precision and
same powerful effect. Perhaps the best comment
dation we can beStow is, TO say the audience was
universally delighted with the man part of the
performance. The leading features, in a purely
musical point of view, were the celebrated and
popular overture of .sMaSsanictLo," succeeded by
Jullien'S composition ala Prima LGnna," selec-
tons and fantasia from the opera OF Les HxgenOts
a solo by Signor BorrEsrNI; a iluo-two violins-
by the brothers MoLLENMATR, all performed with
surprising brillancy aud intense effect.
M'LLE Anna ZERR, suffering from the futigueS
of travelling fell short of her usual execution, but
still sang sweetly and clearly, and received very
general applause. The National airs were per-
formed magnfcently, and received with great
eclat as it wasquite proper they should be. In
this connection, .wever, we cannot but regret
that since we witnessed Jullien's first appearance
before an American audience, he has either found
It ne cessary, or placed a wrong estimate upon
the musical taste of this country, 10 drop the
name of an old aud we'll known piece Ct music,
aad callit California" nd present an ordinary
negroe melody among the attractions of his
concerts. We might also remark that while 4
Hnf 10 iS colo lao
oboe is intoleIabe, unless indeed bngpipe or
two-penny trumpet can be regarded suitable
varieties among Snch performances those OF
Bottesini, Koenig and the other brilliant art:S:es
who compose the great body Of his justly ceIebra-
ted and admired orchestra. We regard these as
defects, slight, it is true, but by no means caIcu
lated to nd vance the standard OF musical taste on
the part ola band otherwis of trascendant merit,
and executing altogether the best instrumental
music ever heard in our city.
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= UtcTee Tor accounL-A bStract,
This cause to be heat upon the process and
turn thereon c. #fl
And 1t is thcreupon by the court adiuged ordered and
decree thai this cause be referred TO OF the nster
COMMIT ssuners or this ascertain and report
court the OF the specific liens, and their respective
nrlottes on the two half Lots OF ground in the bill mem
Toned severaly against said Will
liam Cree and their several pr0I and their relative
rrotes to the specific eis also to ascertain and eport
the value OF the buildings the south half said Lot No
81 in the bill menoedi and also the amount o. the
chase money paid for said south half OF said Lot the
date the filing 6f the eompainans BILL any has
been paid by whom and how much has been paid before
and how much after the date of the filing OF said bill But
before taking such accounts the said Commissioner shall
give notice OI tetime place OF taking the by
verttsement published for month in newspaper
printed in the city OF Wheeling. .,..<y7
[Cal1welll clerk
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw Y"RK, Jan. 3l.-Flnnr, State ss,87as9
Ohio S9a9,lS Southern 9,09a25-easer Com.
mixed aud yellow 96a9s lower. Whisky, Ohio 81,
Provisions quiet. ,tlt@e10- 80 III
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ouH FoaErex News this morning is highly mite
resting, commercially aud politically.
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EcaldwelI
COMMISSIONERS oFTIcE,
December 22d. 1883.

The parties interested in the matfers orego ng de.
zee, here notified, that appointed Tuesday
the nth day OF February 1854, my Once in the city OF
n,oese 70 take the aeeont direee by the said
And do hereby require the production before
papers, books vouchers and proofs may be neces
sary TO the proper taking OF said sccount. 5a "a
s;sIaii42d .fltIi . p, GIBSON L.. INNER,
rs dee3 sst Master cemmissionerin chancery
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MUSIC! MUSIC!!s MUSlCM!
NOW is the time for ladies' IL they wish 10 amuse
In themselves with all the late and beautiful songs,
watzcs rokas, marches, qucksteps variations, DUETS,
etc which we have Just received.
We have now tho largest stock OF new Music which
have shown 70 customers; besides beautiful
stock of all sorts of Musical Instrun ents.i
Give US call, and :or yourself how music charms
e soul All the above for sale cheaper than at
| the Music Store, 1893 Main street. saaG
dcI7 J. FICKEISON
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ron WHEELING MERCHANTS.

Keys: 2os do; Amman, Maguire & Cos ID do; S c
Baker & Co: lido. p ffi-t e'flta
FOR WHEELING MERCHANTS.
do; II. NJ. Parker: do; rallant & Delaplnin Is
boxes end 10 bales; Ayres. Gushing & Osbun: /
cask oil; w. B. Prescott: box.
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A Boy, about14 years of age. can obtain stu
alton by applying at this Office Immediately.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Tsfl sFaIq51l I4N4NtAII y =
CINCINNATI, Jan, 31IAFlonr quiet, at 80
WHISKY iopll i25c. Eroyisipns blosant but high
| expectations Of holders check operaii Bulk
Isides and shouidersl55 Mess Pork, SlS per Dbl.
i Prime Dbl Lard 81 and 9cgforkeg. Linseed oil 50
and 81. Glover seed 1915 issfss ~
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HATS! HATS AT COST!! s.rs4
THRoM this date until tho first OF March, will sell my
II Atock OF Silk Hats at cost, preparatory setiin
large supply in the spring. No humbugas will most
positively ism5 sell at COST } W RHODES s.ent
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Tobacco! Tobaoco!! Topaoco!!!

w would most respectfully call the attention OF Ncr-
chants and Grocers TO our very large and general
cles as egttimatey belos a reeIilar r
NVhOIcsnIc Tobacco Home.
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COMMISSIONERS oEyIcE,
december 22d, 1858
NOTICE

parties Interested tie matters OF the foregoing
decree are hereby Notified that have appointed Tuesday
Ing as the time and place whean yhere will proceed
require The production before all such papers, books
vouchers and proofs Us may be pfopcr
king az said account. GIBSON l.. CRAE!l Err. is
dc2e Master commissions IN Cha,leervp
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=BIGHLY IMPORTANT

lNELSoN'S Premium Chinese Lustral: Washing Fluid,
the greatest lnnro et discovered for saving
labor end expense IN shins Clothing and House Clean
Ing Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid
whittier and softer If bIeache grass.-
WaRRAETEn not TO 1ljure te fabric. Every lady may
sesiy on point by piece OF otton
or LneEin the Fluid Inll strength for 81 hours which
show that 1t must DO pun ely harmless. VIXEN
dilute with gallons water iaif pint ofhud.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times tie
single siXpence which will a1arge family
washing. which can be done n5 or3 hours. u
and sold the has lhte.
lyputehased the right for Ohio oniiyt Va.
~ stjlsssl ~ sfss3s - II JAS. MELL0R.
AuFq No o6. Union st. w heenes Va ::
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TEIEGRAPHICI NEW 81
BY the National Line.
FOREIGN NEWS.

FfGiRAPHEDroRTHE LYlETRLLlG ENoRi
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cAuTIoM Rx ,,1,lE "a a.

Also observe Promssory Note with lie proprietos
lnvigorating Cordial Is4'tN fl-E{
To counterfeit which is forgery
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICEi is hereby given 10 all the stockholders, pr-
IN vate and municipal, of the Hempied Railroad Com
Pany that the instament OF five dollars share, is
required to be paid before the 10Th day OF January
next. and he like OF five dollars per share monthly
thel eaGteT until the whole amount is paid. sta'
JOSEPH HEN DERSoN, Treasurer.
washington. Pa, Dec. %. 1853 - 4 N idc3O
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G1ae cordialisp at up Aishty eoaleentrated in pin.
ottLess5 80 f5.5. 81. 49,, 80 eIf :
PPIcE,-S30 Per bottle, two for 81; six or $40 sf
E73GEss..9 ~. II. RING, Proprietor.
ise-seifss u .sse's IA 81 broadway, New.York.
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Sold aghodt eluhitea slaies. Cana

Ia sETVREELdN6i--Kels & Caldwell, isa
Observation-Disclosures Brothers; s7si
9sg4{ CINGTNNATI-sBA m, AiealsiIrs, sEsf sc s-4
taas lCUMBRRhAND-rsEalH eslytck Co, ~
1ABET1MORIs7-S.S s.; Ham e. aefie;d;ttwaw
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william H. Dorsey and others

VlRGlNI6:-oho circuit court, November 9th, 1853:
john Aiken,
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to Wheeler & Lakn, by book
IN account otherwise, a. hereby notified that pay.
ment must be made to forhwlth they having assigned
the 10 ME for the benefit OF their creditors.
ian12 i. II. PENDLETON, Trustee
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Enr Zanasville

VI1IO
"A e9Oa9, THE New and SPLENDID steamer HELEN
omar, Cox M Ma. leaves for z1nes
SsSSF<SEFREeA NJ For freight or passage. apply TO
r novo7 T7I7-T : 81 fF JIM HAMILTON. a gent.
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PAINT ROOM.
7 Parker's Saloon Market bird story Open
l rom 10 to 12 O'Clock and nom TO 4.Ssss
Portraits painted and given In Paindng
and design Eiloyf6 - al HANNA
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Removal.
M celia LIENS &. KNOX have removed their Whole
sale Stock Of Boots and Shoes to the new four story
No. 113, Main Street,
\ few buildings North OF the Merchants, 8 Mechanics
bank, the opposite side OF the street, aud doors South
OF VIM T. Selby's dry good store 80 -. :. ~
Thankful for the patronage heretotore extended to The
lies for doing business they offer 10 merchants still
greater Inducements for buying than heretofore
dogs CCLALLENS e KNOX
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NoLice.

LII persons indebted to us are hereby notified that
n their accounts will be eIive ed TO en before
the commencement OF the New Year. Those having
counts aganstu will please present them fur settlement
dr10 a, IN
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FOR KEEPING THE: POOR. %
PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned till
Monday, the 9Th day of February next at 10 O'Clock.
A. for keeping the paupeTs in the Poor House, and
lie the Poor House Farm.
BIZ order OF the Board. A. s. TODD,
inn6dini President of the board.
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Return NJ. Hill and others.

vIRGINIA-ohio Cit cult court November o. 1856.
Henry Sharp and John Hughs
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ast d..
tl tIIE
slJrF pIt
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
HatsI HatsII HatsIII

THE LATEST FALL. FASHION,.
wv Fare manufacturing Hats 1.-THE latest fall m
w Styles and prepared to supply cur patti ons Es
and the public with Hats that cannut be surpassed n
endurance beauty OF insRand artistic curland
ali our Hats are Of The rs OF heir class they will be ir
nssd al prices asowas those ofinterior Easternor
vct sortmcnt of all the die
etent varieties OF Sotad Felt mems youtlls', chit
drem's Hats Also, la SC assortment OF Fiiemds Hats.
different grades, Ingt her with fine assortment OF
and youths ClOtH Glazed and Silk Plush Caps
the latest styles Those e@irous obtaining good arti
ne, either assuredly consult
both and ccoomy by pure asing the splendid
ItHt and CapStorc, No 23 doors north OF w. L. Sci
by's Dry Goods House, tsidc Main street. 80 =
scpI2 ". w. UNISON
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William Cree and other

VIRGINIA:-oIliN circuit court, No
David Kennedy,
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OHM Prime Ito Coffee, just and by
AOo dcl4 NJ. REILLY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-06
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
ruBllsUEp pAlLY AND Sc J." hh l.
BY RlTCrlGS n PRYOR.
4 l. r " ::


tSSs psilv 'hsr seven dolH- per annu'i and at tho
e o; eight d5fidf taken Tor shorter period than one
,aa, For the semi Weekly. FIVE dollars per nnnun and
dIbr for six months payable in advance, 10 BE- paid
- ,ss ece or rcmi,rd 10y mhi posp"d; or s dollars
,,.r snnu,n &, the end Of the year.
., und avnilsble Bank tho risk of the Editors
soeasr Of all S beng paid by The ,cr;tcrs The post
' II SINGLE l,.c. is scarcely of any the wri.
-, hi. the accumulation Of postage in nn extensive bu.
go. which operates n serious TAX upon Editcrs.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Is 71r DAILY ExeuiREs.-For TEN lines or less, first
tercn fifty and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
rive cents II inserted once week, twice week. or
br,, inlcs week ;!rIy AMI half fer each
;r..r,or a!;er the arst
,nrul advertisers charged y dollars for rwELvE
ra ana n: a: proportion FOR advertisements Of greater
i,., except Lottery Vct!rrs and Auctioncers who are
ran.:ri SlcI Waper incladcd>
* rl,y ;.WEEKLY.-For TEN lines or less first in
s,r,on - GEMS: for each continuance 80 cents
20 Al, Ub;,un:ics and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
s;:E: lines charged for as advertisements.
Oricrs from diOHncc must be accompanied with the
advance pay satisfactory references insure execution