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Il Fortune for 81.

OF making Now oh reader,
gauiate yourself that have within Erap the
which make from 500
travelling peddling but gives
hone, and will not nierlcfe materially wih
Tns and and
followed any with the smallest Of capital
book receipts hind whatever The
night ard knowledge viii be san enclosing III pos
pas) TO j. w. NORTON & CO.,
CiTcleylie, riekawsy county, Ohio.
Dee l0-hw6w-
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no. JOHNSTON, Auditor Public Accounts.
s. II. PARKER, Register.

Ro. JOHNSTON, Audo, Public Accounts. The Commssou-
s. II. PARKER, Register. OF the sins-
GEO. w. MuNFoRD, secy Commonwealth. } iRg fund
holders Of certificates desire redeem by
residing beyond limits Of United States,
knowledge minister penpotenay charge
da,res general consul vicecoDsul commercial
appointed hv government
country officer Of Of such country
chief of city, corporation
fresidag United states, The acknowledgment be
OF notary public or OF deeds
appointed governor of Virginia. sufficient In all
tle mu.t be delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia, November 80, lsS3
Dee
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EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO.,
No. So Wall sueet, N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
r. G.. ROBERTS CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
]. hURJioE b CO.,
90 Rue Notre Dame des Viciores
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
win accountable gold,
bullion jewey metals, unless bits
sdng signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
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Orphans Court, Deosmbor 10, 1853

Orphans Court, December 10, 1883.
District OF Columbia, Washington county, - wit
Mary b. Rcnne adnitratfx dc bonisnoa of Dam
ieI deceased the adnnainS aforesaid with The
appreciation paas' of Washington eoua aforesaid,
appointed saturday, The m OF Janu next for the na settlement
o the estate OF said deceased OF the
collected
all creditors deceased
{ut orpsns Washington eiy with
pepey voucbed otherwise by law
eudrd all benefit of SAID estate povieeda of s order
published week for Three the Union
aaid 7ih day al January next
Test: Ed. N ROACH,
Register OF Willis
nIec copy--Test. ED N, ROACH,
Dec I7-law3ws Register OF Wills,
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ioa sole agent ny Uned states
Of America CHARLES PRoDshAM
AraL Is, 1883
The undersigned having been appointed asen,
Of Charles fodshans nposed
be stock q snonoass' watches made ~ charles
ses Sn Frodhan suceeedei by perfect metnod
eop eoHset adjustment IA isoelfona and
obtained whoa, increase o sa IN producing
Of IRE perfect regularity every
variety climate niouon ana poson 90 perfect the ADJUST
iag ae produces sensible elect ae therefore,
ne seisnu1e french erc BoeBdor in his review
me London Eabon % iss styles the contribution Of Mr.
ing the aower Of the English school,
fhe BRUSH has awarded MsssIs Arnold and Chas
the Of aSl1o ef tue excellence Of The principle OF
non One Of Mr. PSodshas writes as follows
LONDON, April 20, ls52.
s,R much pleasure giving gold
hich expressly Stipulated s6oul nainlan rate
done ia a most remarSabe goag or be
seconds month"; aud in tie month.
changed tie faster, eigh seconds month,
days ionnd 10 be fast Of Greenwich
previous pralaise eApec, such
improved Watches which you your
/ remain, sir yours respectfully,
TO Mr.. CnAs. FRopsuAS.
The undersigned has received die following
Dosros Oct 5, rosa.
SIR: give you Of perform
the watch purchased YOU made by Charles Fooshan
No 7ol4 s total ya,aoa for seventeen months by weekly OBJ
seyatiOns, but one minute and nity-nye seconds
Yours respectfully, BILLINGS BRIGGS.
To Mr.. sIMOS WILLARD,
RosTos, sept 8, te5h
lever watch purchased Of Chas
Ffodnan London, No. 1900, yaed thirty seconds
from ne six monls by actual daily comparison with your
regulator.
Yours, &C., ALVIN ADAMS.
Air. SIMON WILLARD.
The undegneds permitted following gentlemen
enong otefs proved excellence frodsan
time -kuepeIsi
ENOCu TRAIN, esd, WM WHITING, esq,
T.. q. BATES, esq, GEO. NJ. TiiACHEt, esd,
A. w. TuAYlg, esq, DAVID DYER, ssq.,
4. y. osBoRNE, esq, ! sunansky,
EBEN. LANE, csq, Ohio.
the above watches
by Mr. FroIam and himself especially
o
perfect me and beauty tey stand
unTiyal!ea
An undersigned win receive Immediate
SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 24-2au.}m SatNWed Congress street. Boston.
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OR ALE LcnsrA commodious orsto and attic house,
street. sids the OF ID Housr
rooms. recently papered
Terms and possession given inedi
ately soilcitors oice Teasu, Department.
l5--du
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A NgENuGAN HOUSE, Hanover street, B"wton by
Rebuilt enlarged, and eoga ny furnished possessing
and for the acccmmods
O o travelling pab'ic.
ii-AU
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IN tha matter OF the estate OF Elizabeth Leigh, de-
ceased IN The orphans for Baltimore cty Maryland
In OF an order Of the orphans court soread passed
the 18Th day December, A. d. s notice hereby given
all parties interested distributes said Elizabeth Leigh
ceased said before the 10Th Of June
1884, authenticate their disibuive share of the
said pursuance OF the general assembly Of Mary
land OF 1926 chapter l7s.
CUMB,D ID. HOLLlNs,
Dec 2i-lRw3m Administrator OF Elizabeth Leigh,
Great Match Runpioa RAGS, for $500. over Column
btn Coucse, Alexandria Co, VA.
THERE viii he race, $500 the above
Tuesday November a2d 1852 O'Clock precisely Heats,
milo and repeat
r. Suit b. a.. John Graham.
y. M. Hall enters =, g.. Santa Anna.
thorough from ie best stock
the and be expected The proprietor Of
oilers The following purses per
Purse OF sioo for wednesday, November done mle asd
peat.
Of $500 Thursday, athtwo
peat
Pure s9Oo Friday 2sihour repeat.
be made the track by Friday November ls
fore n O'Clock.
The proprietor having fenced track,
place. confidently public
win find Accommodations for and horse
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov l0-Hnwtleihfeb Proprietor
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EDWARD OWEN SONS Military, Naval, and Citi-
1~a's Furnishing and Tailoring k.stabiishment.
subscribers OF their friends and th'
public generally to eU snpsrb ssct of cloths cssmeres, nnt
vcsfngs all which offer their
rooms, Wizards Hotel They prom
the three
4, e.. polite and obleug all tavors - . -
Dao l3-aawlm fatsr and Sentinel
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nu. EDWARD H CARMICHAEL. from Virginia,
~ his services the citizens
l9t5 adjoining
Hoe. Ap 3G--8u
MEEEBE Professor Of tho French, Spanish
j, gunges, House, Mrs Daviss, between AZ 9Th
Streets Pennsylvania avenue, south side
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United states Patent Once,


= .Me 4 IWM Washington, January 2, 1854, 4.
N the petition Tampa Florida, praying
the granted him the twenty
improvement in machines crush
the expiration OF said
which piaca day OF eighteen
hundred and my four
said p-uiou heard Patent Office
MoUAay, the a0h OF March IL O'Clock, and all
pepoas notified show
peutiou % be granted.
fsOs opposing the required TO file the Patent
OAca specially writing
day filed
- usad Al
srcs with the which will be furnished app-
cation.
Ordered also be- published in the UnGu
ssscsy Evenns Washington, D CT Pennsyvsnisn
Philadelphia Evening POST Now York; Post Prov
tdeoce Journal tallahassee
weeks pcvious TO the
'N"','F~-- CHARLES MASON
rFF1sl Commissioner OF Patents.
win please and send their
bills once, with ecntsinns this notice
Jan 3-Iaw3w
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Lost Land warrants.

NOTICE hereby given that enclosed and warrants 10
IN NJ Clark Washington 10 sell
uiseaei, lost. One the
Burgess No 23 for 100 The other for 10
aefe u Vim. hcCute.
said which assgned in usual o,n BY
upon them General
Office, while make application for their renewal 70
GREEN ". GDBbE.
Dec 2O--law6w
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mo. 4o7l

nj Office extending the time of tho reservation
IN lands siihdrawn sale, along the
OF MIssouI
and ARKANSAS.
koce hereby that the reservation OF the lands here
withdrawn ordered withheld
enuy Except mpons) 9Th Of April
probable limits Of The made by the
granting nt and making Of
the States Of Arkansas and Missouri aid the construction
point Mississippi, opposite the mouth
Ohio ver Little Rock Texas boundary line, fu
Arkansas, Fou Smith and the Mississippi
ve approved February g. 1853 be- and the 10 hereby further
extended and continued unti iuner orders from this othce
Given under und al the city OF Washington this 23d OF Jan
uary 1854.
by oider OF The President.
JOHN WILaON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Jan a4-law3w
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CLASS No. 3.
Cement
beet quality fresh hydraulic oement in tight barrels
each contain 800 pounds, per barrel.
To delivered u before lss May next.
All the best qualify delivered in good order
specton count weight Of the said yard and
~ sss,o 81 70 is aS "a
continued IRON time 10 nu, In The opinion Of The
must Be Completed within .peciiea IN me elaes
y win be be % SpsGa d. Si TssS Sy s
regarding which, and for particular description Of all the
Approved suress the ul amount Of he contract viii be re-
aud wn = ss sy or
celed, unless otherwise ordered BY the department
paes Of the Ord part In delivering all any q ihe articles
q me quality ,a at % s Sad @ p@ss, % saS % 70 @
United bqpdated damages, OF money equal 70
pnce to paid delivery thereof
qodated damages may be recovered from me to mo as
- Il The sareties must sign contract.
sy snarahos m sac aesouss d ,ae " mus, he dsoagy stated
through post Office which notice shall be considered sufficient
from The date Of notice from 's bureau o. t ae
esp'snee o ,ns sa M ar Of se asnins bidder viii !,
held responsible ior all denqusneies. .,,
VIII s option Of inc @ a. ss sSS s's S HH wS
b. B. G. S'''''''' "'''''' '''''' : -
Form or OFFER.
10 ne chef of me Bweeu q yad' and Doet' Nary D'Pof
in the State o
hereb furnish under advertisement da
ted dsy and subject 10 all the requirements of The
same All the embraced in class No. Here
as prices carried ou amounting 70 write the
gate in words.l
The undersigned, OF ,in the
Of ana 'o
IN the State OF 3 gnarsniors, hereby
s,,,.ke tbst The above mined will, II
accepted enter into contract before required
with The nited within 6ean days after OF
Through the post office acceptance Of bid as before
me- al
tsgunmros.l
I certify thnt above named and
are known to be good and responsible,
collector, district Attorney
person known the bureau 10 be credilabeJ
published I'LL 25th February In the Union
insngenee Evepisg Argus, Of BALTIMORE anc
Journal OF ommerce, ef New York.
Jan 25--lawt25Feb
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ANEW York MAY ad. JaS3-Tha undersigned day
IN ~ William Merchants Exehanro)
for th. Transaction OF general brokerage business.
mining railroad, State
securiurs bought and sold.
promory votes, bills Of exchange and loans negotiated.
May ia--du EMANUEL II. HART.
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TT NEW YORK HISEnEN, AND SOUTH
y4f7{3 AhPTON UNITED STA 1E5 MAIL sfEANEks.-
&{e the ships comprising sns the WASHING
ON, capt T. M Feh HERMANN, Capt. Il. His
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University Of Georgia,
ATHENS, Dec. 49, 1853.
institution will, the
professor astronomy fiji vacancy
occss,oned by The resignation Of Professor MctIny.
The professor viii be required his duties without
delay. salary, Sli70D per shnum payable quarterly,
Applicants may eddre the president Rev A. Church, D. D.,
the subscriber,
Ws. L. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential Comnittsct
Dec 9i-Iaw3~ lIniell
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Arnasd.s, "a strand, I.onaon.

hereby constitute Willard Congress street. Bos-
ton agent tbs sale Of watches United
o America CHAhLES FAODsHAM
AFEr Isl 1858.
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% w. BROWNING, Merchant Ta,lor, under IN

D W. BROWNING, Merchant Tn,ior, under the
United HOTEL having enlarged and
visiting Washington Eng
cloths the
of goods from the New York market.
the
importing the United States,
Offer on
Satisfaction the
business he purchased
of goods such win defy competition r their beauty se
chespness.
call before you purchase elsewhere
that viii by so A
clothes be made ta elegant style
hours notice.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Ibave Of ready clothing
made In the fashionable
styles frock and dress
and vosis which VIII be sod much ess price
order.
Oct t4-Jtswu
THE NOTES OF the Southern Efnnufseturers, BanL
Il are redeemed at par by The subsscr,het
r 4~# HENRY NJ. NoURsE,
Agent II. NJ. Bank
once oppos'. Treasury Department. corner 18th and
Sept 3-dn
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cke and shares and certificates Of packages the
splendid will
each drawing will DO sent immediately after
all who order from
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan ~ A n Wilmington, Del.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
IL YUxA-
Ness secumsssd cash fund, August !, 1883 ,lass
p. d. Wtrsrsp, President Isaac AhnAr, Secretary.
All ths proAs divided the sared and Poicie. o
~ vhole s will available il Of premiums
o( thSsa who wish H. .
psmphe. and other information may be obtained by
CHAs DE sELDING, Agent,
Seventh st. opposite Odd feio~s' Han.
Andrew ra,ssr once as shove. duly authorized receive
.ssasrssons. = Sep 16-2awn
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United States Patent Once,
Washinpton. Januarv u6 In5a

i'm the petition of Alien Nm. A. CroweI Of Salisbury, Con-
praying the granted To them
lD 1910, Improvement In churns, for
years from The expiration OF said patent which takes
place twentieth Of Jnnes eighteen hundred and any
IL ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Ocs
Monday 29ih May IL O'Clock, and oil
notified show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
The extension required file the Patcn,
All testimony pary
hearing be taken
Tbs Office, which will be
picaton.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Union la
gencer STAR Washington, D. CT Pennsylvania, Phadela
Pa. Scientific American, New York and Inquirer Cncinnsu.
Ohc. week for three weeks the
CHAs. MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
5Editors of the above will please copy and send
their bills Patent Oce, containing this notice
Ian 27--IawIw /
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PROPOSALS..

NAVY DErARrnENr
Bureau ards and Docks, 24ri Jan, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor each class separately endorsed Pro
posas Glass No The Nary Yard Washngtonp will
Office until O'Clock, 2Jlh
February for furnishing and delivering al such place places
BE- directed
thereof, Epeeaea
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NorICEThe undersigned, the Of The heirs
~ Joseph Ball half of undivided square
AZ, and o. the heirs Of sepdsh Fode h Of The
other ooey nfsad having that Colonel
trustee ~ George Page ard Geogs Nslaey
said Tor 2th hereby parties
concerned his cinim hsreo OF hts
rishs OF the heirs 10 the same.
CHARLES DE sELDrNG,
Dee M-9tseod 7h street, opposite Odd Felows' Hall.
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Class No.
Bricks

hard red, hand made bricks. thousand.
100000 hard, machine made bricks, sand
Kind be delivered before May
next, third before uae and the balance
fore the lst July.
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rHAs. FftoDssIAM - improved pon-tcr ches
plain and hunting variety Of style and
LADIES' WATCHEA, of and elegant styles,
from mandatory OF Charles FrodsaSn, ~ strand London
Also from the celebrated London
ker.. For sale by
4. WILLARD.
Deo9t-d3n No. q Congress street, Boston,
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CLASS No. 2,
Stone.

900 perchcs quality large size building sne per perch
TO s. deliver before the lst May next
CLASS No, s.
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Aw NoTICE.-sIDNEY =. BAXTER, attorney genera
VI Virginia. o Washington practise law.
practise Supreme the United States,
Of Columbia, and any professional
business cOnndea 10 him.
building PennsylvJ
MIA
Hon ]. j. Allen, Hon VIM. Daniel,
Hon Richard moncure, Hon. c.. D. samues,
Hon. n. Lee, OF the Court AppeaIs OF Virginia
To the Judges OF the Circuit Courts Virginia.
To the and members OF Congress from Virginia.
ll--lydsw&w
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u JOsT, Importer and Dealer In Wt0-s and Liquors
H. nso for Loneworh Zpmsfmsn's native Cncinnsh
wines Penp-yivania avenue, I7ih and esh
Dec 7-eo9ns
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR Attorney at Law, ws'' ns,s
wi sst In the holden In Washington
Once on street, Ast door from Pennsylvania avenue In
Nov y-asm
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MORE sx GALLAGHER, Irnn Founders and msnn,
WI Gas, Railing, avenue ha
Broad Philadelphia make order railing o cense
balconies public and private grounds Aso all kinds OF o
men NJ architectural iron
NJ O. would respectfully invite the attention Of Che ersn
Washington and vicinity railing enclosing the Lspe
in this city Specimen drawings persons deso'
making a selection.
Oct 1--eoamaa
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-22


And the coloquy proceeding, each finally
comes 10 understand the other, appreciates
his character and attitude and the impet.
uous, gallant Cassius exclalms Give me
your hand to which Brutus replies, And
my heart too" Afterwards, with hand and
heart united, on the field Of philippi they to-
gether upheld the liberties of Rome.
The North ard the South, cir, as fondly
trust, amidst all differences OF opinion, will
ever have a hand and q heart for each other ;
and, believing in the sure prevalence OF Al
mighty Truth, confidently look forward to the
good time, when both will unite according
to the sentiments Of the fathers and the true
spirit OF the Consultation, in declaring Freedom
and not Slavery National, while Slavery and not
Freedom shall be sectional Then viii be
achieved that Union, contemplated st tho be-
ginning against which the storms Of faction
and the assaults Of foreign power will beat IN
va,p as upon the Rock Of Ages; and LIBERTY,
seeking firm foothotd 1g'H sove az last WHERE
ON TO STAND AND MovE THE WORLD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-09
SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE WIDOW BAT
f,JyrI I,E,I, IN SAVANNAH.
EuLD hEOWALS DF TREASON.
LETTER FROM CASSIuS VI. CLAY.

Subscr;ntinn Iiris will be placed in the several
powsnoncr offices in ,his city. with view to raising
finds tp be transmitted to the widow and family o
thL thn Int lanes Bntcheldcr L. s Deputy Marshal
who WINS shot dead in the streets Of Boston last week
@ while i" the dsInrG ..nr [o; 'hes s % The object % IS Highly
IpdahIc md we tru.t will meet the favor q" our citi
z,ms nf MI rInsscs Blood svt for the country de
' ,r q" r i l., this ease it has been shc also
for for Tho the South for the south. man while defending
cr rights, has mot his death; for the !; sonli mt widow
and orphans have been nnae. IL " sne uu'y u, n,
tude and her m regret, and to extend her protection to
th"sl ", ,r,o i'm in moment have thus rhlcssy been
Gust upon the world These considerations we doubt
not, will have their weight in community so genrr
oua as this and induce warm from I' the blood i" @ Of til,
,rnr,Ieraf ftber md husband in behalf Of his be
reaved r widow low and helpless Children S"f"""'h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FARMISGDALE, by Caroline Thomas, is the title o
romance of Yankee life, which Mr.. West has sem
us for review. The book may have beauties, but they
are not discovered by cursory per,tsul. Wear in
debted to tho same gentleman for tho "IIvE or TIE
BEE llUsrER," by 4. B. Thorpe of Louisiana. This
is indeed MI entertaining work. 1t abounds i'll Incl
dents and anecdotes Of American character, and j.
proiusey illustrated byhandsome sketches of scencr!
and adventure.
WENsLEY is distinguished aa Story ~ithow a No
raj, but this lis not s only nor its most important de
6cieHcy. 1t appeared originally III Putnam's MnGn
zine, and is re-publisled in Il handsome volume by
Tichnor. Mr. Woolhouse has il.
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,uE n,cuMoNE ENQUIRER, ;.
.oI1suEp DAILY AND SEMI" l. L !
nv RITrHIES & PRYOR.
Il, L 4 N 8:

- nsav paper, seven dollars per annum ana at the
s dollars taken for shorter psr'on imam omS ons
s: tor 't o,on,bs rarable in advance. to be paid
e: dS,a. ss or reniiiel by mil Postpaid or SIX dollars
snn', u, ~ NV =. ,5is Office may be remted per mail In
a !. .srniisbs pak notes. the rak Of the Editors,
au Of all hstrrs bring paid by the writers The post
.ng,c ieer is scarcely of any account to the wri-
o. inc accumulation Of postage In nn extensive bu-
which operates as serious tax upon Editors
n,uy EScurREn--For TEN lincs or less, first
,'a m iy cents and every succeeding insertion twen.
If an1 Tess half ss cent. se Sr eao
aa, advertisers sre charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
nI in ,bn; proportion for advertisements OF greater
'"S sxrrr c,,cry Vendors and AuctonoerS, who are
e,.sed sie5. psper lueluded3
fAsr SrsrWrEHLY.-For TEN lines or loss, first In.
!" csu. for each continuance 50 cents:
a. Obituaries and Tributes of Respect, exceeding
.,esl;a.. are charged Tor rs advertisements
;+-s rom dio;snce must be accompanied with the
nny or satisfactory references insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-09
ALBEaIAI;LE LAND FOR SALE.

E subscriheY having he conclusion TO change
, pursu;s otrrs for sale his tract of land which
|,s containing go acres, lying within three quarters
mile Of the James River Canal and within three miles
|SwarisriIe, tourishing little village, and in niue
Eci Scousvilie town of considerable trade. It has
|xer aeghborhood conveuences that farm requires
aai is vol timbered and abounds in good water. 1t
E-l rdataed to Wheat, Corn Clover and Tobacco;
Il ,ruon O, the aud is creek bottoms; very good
a:ow land part of which is in grass sowcd last fall
improvements are all nearly new and comfortable,
klins OF good Dwelling kitchen, dairy, smoke house.
..e und icehouse; also new office Ia the yard that
!r professional nlnn The furm houses all pretty
Il The garden is very large and productive in which
aourishing Vineyard, which produces ne Grapes
s.hu the inclosure, neat littlc Fish pond,
n is ut times source Of amusement rs well as conve
h.. Taking all things together seldom such induce
k.prssent themselves to purchases. Those wishing TO
ach Farm will lind 1t to their interest to take the
Ec opportunity to examine for themselves and buy
! bs.cain AUSTIN N. APpLlEC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-09
rnIRry-TnInD C0NGREss-lsr SESSION
MoSDAr, June >, lSJl.
SENATE

FsN
The Seunte met Il ~. today. and after .hc reading
Of the journal which occupied only a few minutes, nd
juurucd until Thursday next.
The chamber is now fitted up in ta summer attire
mating being substituted nr Competing, and the hen
w Irrprry over lr Presidents Clar has been re.
moved sn that If i, is n"i any cuolcr, at all events il
looks
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Speaker presented tn the House Treasury De
parincnt communication covering accounts nl Ills
jrr-cincntSs behalf of Indian tribes, &c.. referred
10 ,l.c Committee Of tho Whole The state "I The
Union.
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn, moved To go into Committed
nf the Whole on the state n! the Union, Ia give thoac
who desired it opportunity To make speeches nn tht
puciiic Rail Road question.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, remarked that no quorum
was present, nnd moved to adjourm not agreed to
yeas t. nays 81. ~
Mr.. Chandler moved call Of the House e3efccC
To-.
1t being found that there were log ahsentecs-,h,
House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-09
cuEsapEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

AT an annual meeting Of the Stockholders in tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, held in Wash
;npton on Monday, Mr.. Samuel Hambleton Of Mary
,ond was chosen President, and Mossrs. Norman
Bruce. WIN. B. Clarke A. B. Hui'sen, James fHz
patrick, Robert WaSson and George IL. smoot were
appointed Directors.
Mr.. Robert W. Latham sent singular letter to TIE
Stockholders soliciting the Presidency aud proposing
n d;scb.roe liza duties without reward and to the n
finite advantage of the company. The letter was
quietly laid upon the table, aud the profer OF the
aspiring Latham contomptuously spurned. Having
accumulated considerable fortune by shaving opera
tons in Washington, AIR. Latham aspires now TO So
cial position and power, which he hopes to aehieVe
by pagiarising Barnum, tho stale e1pediens OF nm
posture. His donations to charitable funds, and his
prizes for poems are 80 many bids for notoriety.-
How comes it that Mr. fathan nsurplus oil en-.
ergy at the service Of the Chesapeake and ONO
Canalf Hes he closed accounts with the Trans-Ai
leghsny Bank1