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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16
CASTLE q COOK.
Ms..fssurrs # cs~sss ssd 0ssnsf
Threshing Machines,

1T the old stand Of Gzo. ". cAsrIz, thres
A miles west Of Gallipolis Persons vishing
machines for the next season VIII do wen 20
send in their orders
Extra castings always On hand. Repairing
done at short notice. Address
CASTLE a COOK.
Jan. 10, iS54.--sm Gallipolis, Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16

METHODIST CHURCH LAw-SUIT-
NORTH AND SoUTH.-It is well known
that the New York Commissioners and
the Commissioners of the Church South
by the arbitration of Judge Mclean,
agreed on a division of the funds of
the New York Book Concern, without
appealing to the Supreme Court of the
United States. Such is not the case
with the Cincinnati Book Concern.
By an editorial in the Western Christi
an Ad0ocdte of this week, we learn that
the Western Commissioners "have made
all the overtures in their power to the
Southern Commissioners, and can,
therefore, do no more. They have pro-
posed, on condition that the South will
suspend the prosecution of their appeal,
to allow them time, to have the matter
laid before the annual conferences, and
ascertain if a constitutional majority
can be obtained, to suspend the sixth re-
strictive rule; for the specific object of
distributing the property at Cincinnati.
And this reasonable proposition has
been rejected by the Southern Commits
sioners. They will, therefore, without
flinching or wavering, defend the rights
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
of all the Churches in the United States,
before the higher legal tribunal of the
country, to which result the Methodist
Episcopal Church South have compelled
the Methodist Episcopal Church to re-
sort-all solemn constitutional and
statutory ecclesiastical compacts, in this
case, being rejected by the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Gin. Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16

H We copy particulars of the boats
lost by ice at St. Louis, which was mem
toned In our teleg,aphic reports, from
the St Louis. Republican of Friday
week:
Boafs Destroyed By Ice, &e.-The
steamers Garden City. st. Ange, Asla'
Elyira. Excel, and F. X. Aubrey, have
been moored short distance below
the marine railway docks at the north
ern mart of the city, since the closing of
navigation last fall. Opposite to them.
and for some distance above, the river
is gorged and frozen over, the ice vary
ing in thickness from two to ten feet.
Night before last, between 9 and 10
o'clock, the gorge suddenly moved
down the river, crowding in towards
the Missouri shore, at the point where
the above named boats were lying,
forcing the whole six against the rock
bluff bank, sinking three of them, and
badly damaging the other three.
As the immense body of ice moved
down, it struck the Asia, the first boat
living below the docks, crowding her
against the St. Ange, sinking both boats
Immediately; the former went down to
her main deck, and the latter being
crowded against the bank, only sunk tc
her lower guards on the larboard side,
and the other side remained out of the
water and the hull broke in two.
The next boat below was the F. Z
Aubery. She was crowded out of the
water on the bank, and was lying, wher
we left the spot, with her larboart
guard on the ice and her starboard OF
the bank. The Aubrey was not badly
injured.
The next boat below was the Elvira
! She is badly damaged, having beer
forced almost entirely out of the water
badly twisted and careened over. He
hull has not as yet broken, but probably
will break in two. Just below and be
tween the Elvira and Excel lay barge
which was entirely torn to pieces, anC
will be total loss.
The Excel was also forced out on thu
bank, and had her bow, forward guarG
and boiler deck badly broken up, thu
loss on which will amount probably t.
$1,000. The Garden City lies thu
lowest down of any of the boats sunl
or damaged. The ice struck her on thu
side, breaking her timbers and sinking
her Immediately, with the water on th'
starboard guard about two feet in depth
and the other guard out on the bank.
The three boats sunk will probabl,
be lost; their machinery and cabin fur
niture can be saved. The furnitur
was taken off from all these boats yes
terday.
The six boats mentioned were valued
in the aggregate at $4,000, and wer'
insured for about half that sum in thi
city and Pittsburgh.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16

WIN. N. KOHL.
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WIN. N. KOHL g. CO.,

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READER.

pAUSE ere you pass REoNrEzs Everlasting
Store, be assured if you want anything m
his line it would well pay to give him = call-
Dec. 8, 1853. II
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ANOTHER oRIsIs-ExCITING TIMES.

NANDLESI25 boxes Candles, iuss
" received and for sale by
Sept. 90, '53. Ford & DrouiIIsrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
TO CHOOSE 4 GOOD MILK COW.

IV ''ITVV'TE, u "
Select from 3om1 Ir'cI we i."'l ,i' ,i;,
bright bay red. The Durhhl' arr r''''' ',' ""'''
nnd mixture I" tn''e rooIs. ii'.,,rI, "'T I
n"raiiy req al" t ""L'o ,.Ii i,,, NJ,r,,y. no'
red and mixed "nh Tn', 'I',' ,, inv Itnmr'i"'
color 81 NV, ,' ,r.,. ,G,. .,"a.,, W'.
arc the frSs7t nnn iiic a"'t,'I, NV sI''s' lax
G'ei,, n hc., .,', md "nlv "n" ,hnr % be ."rrd for r
milking InIl!ti"3' bHt ""', "i "arLi Dr'I,' n, "i
cr"sSe' "' 'h'i' o''t prove I'tH '''e %'
80 DO some "i IA" naive N'0'E 81 ~" r""n"E'
!in!lI. "i cows, one H"t'l ~ "'' "'t" y, ~,
Hills FARM near Hdfh'r,n"h, N"SS, anu "'' "%,"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- ppnrr

uyroRMATiCN having been received by the Executive
i ~ r,.,yp man by the ua,c OF OSBORNE, (who
-; ~ the County Court OF Hing George county, at
~ . cr,n to sale und transportation for the crime vi
rs ,s .raped from The jnii oi the said county AMI
l" ,,, T.. i,r.e: Therefore. do hereby otter
- II nv dollars person persons who snail Mt.
.aG o. .borne and deliver him Into the jail OF Hin:
o.e couay and do moreover require all oihcere OF
roly 10 usc their bcsl cNctois I" procure the
@ a. ,ir .u!d OsbOrc. that he riuy be brought to jur
tee. . - H. , ...r
seal of the COmuIonw ealth Vt Richmond this
/. :. .7Ih luy OF July, in the year leji.
JOS. JOHNSON,
Rv IN. Governor: GEORGE W. MCNroRp, Secretary OF
:. Commonwealth
Oshrr.,c i nbou, wears o. looks older; has bushy
f t har iawny complexion, is sbou, six fee; high has
teeth in !ron; ,i mas lost several oi a!- jaw teeth:
i .cn- Ca ais left tide, below the RIBS produced hy
,,-,f.e scar is as large dolLr and much elevated
~. ,5r. lie bs. bN:! coun.c..ancc July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
TIE RICHMOND ENQt
DAILY AND -
RY RITCHIES n PRioh'


49,. n,;,v prncr seven dollars per "''nnl' ana a thc
pf .sh dollar. taken for shorter r''oa IMAM one
war For The senwccky hye doas per .",a m H. ,;S aG%
t'rs a0', sr cr re,cd by mail postpaid or sin dollars
!. ~, a,nn, n, the end OF The year.
fe Al due. 10 this Office may be reunited per misii III
nws;Inhl. Bank notes. nj the risk of the Editors.
0 Of en rfrs being cid byths 'ritrrs The posi-
nc , letter j. scarcrl Of any account TO the WI.
~ RE accumulation OF osac". in "n extensive bu'
g -: winch operates as scro!: iaA upon Editors
'"''S TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,v n,uy EsevIvsR-FUr TEN lines or less FIRST
; ~, ff,y cents and every succeeding Insertion TWEEN
~. c,l.s II inserted once week, twice week, or
week thirty yscyen and halt cents for each
~, advertisers charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
m ;!u; proportion for advertisements OF greater
- Except Lottery Vendors und Auc,ionecrs, who
I'D SuG paper inclGded)
-ur SrMi.WEEKLY.-fOr TEN lines or less, first in
- - cents; for each continuance - cents:
- All Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
.ssrYe, are charged for ms advertisements.
',irr. ;r,n distance must be accompanied with tho
ar,v or ss,,,inctOry references TO insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
BTENA VISTA FOR SALE.

yHT. Il .r...c, nail Monday the :eta oil August
w UcX; l"r whcn time. II not ayld privately. oI
5 d, mO!.e viii be given II VIII then DC offered ht
r:5 uc:ol Oransr Cour; House, tis beautiful AMI
,a;r i.t, !yln = .;cd the Etst:r border OF the
orn.Y a u.;soa Immediately the Rapid Ann River
y,hi .our miles .. Orange Court House, and one NIL!
,rn ,he Orange ami .AcXaniria Raj kCnd 1t contains
. .O acres Of a:d 0nc.h"li OF wh.;h s cleared and
,o,6 .,r,r OF inlr0vcnlglt.!c oher halt covered with
..g Nv urJw III OF timber Of III" finest quality
-" null iiuss ere entirely new. The dwelling house,
is bu, of wood and covcie ed with tin is constructed
,cru .,v,c 10 very handsome building, with tasty
o.,i 20 il. ro., supported by ionic columns "d Is 6eau
u is located e.:ncnce commanding hnc view "i
farm and surrounding country Bucns Vista Is attruc
rye for i,s local beauty aud offers great L"
purchaser in search oi good soil heahiui climate
end good society, any plhc. IN the upper county
Should purchaser require larger inrn. LOO ~rea, Ri
l,I,nu. n. ub We will he sold reasonable price.
For further information, terms &c, enquire" OF
RuFFiN q AUGUST, General Agents,
,,,v lS-cwtt No l53 Main street, Richmond.
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IInnnJ .XlS nRaSf.E VA

,VYuF .vbscrihrr will commence SCHOOL,. az !iiS
fathers residence. about nine mcs north OF Louisa
rour, House the art vi October next and close me
..e oa the last day of July Ia the school WI! %" as
- lam French and spanish and 1t, ri" same time,
.u instruction i be- given the a. the
teacher ray deem proper The parent may desur IN
mathematics. instruction will be given ~ Arlthm"ue' Al
srs irapc and Descriptive Geomctry Trconon.rtry and
Surveying ~, .- H.,
Ina, Secn allowed TO the name n lr 'isssner lar
ron the University CT Virginia, rs reference out
49,, i. p.r,s,sry ONLY 10 saw that diploma hn. been
,rr me. in each OF the languages heretofore mention
>. =. ,Aa, institution The number OF schoarb VIII Sc
sal: l!a!,ei 10 -. ,,..
T,rias--Eur tuition alone. Sio,For board am' tuition.
So ., o,. ~
:, ,on.nu,lcolions addressed 10 j. !. Q~arles OF my
-, ;..-a,y, D. NJ QUARLES.
,,r1-,,3 C,rstiao Advocate is requested TO copy.
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p,rl,,,h rr.x,,r R;,,.bi. Clp,or. Writ, Jarksnn
No,or Putoam and C'ahcu counties To- br hcari from.
rr,.,,,,.. ,:,, p;cr... g mo,,r;,v II N... Hi- ma
;o;,. - .hc ,,Io,, ,i.r..r g. =. 100. There can be
hut little doubt "f r'' ',""" Of Mr. Lewis !" l."
defeated hr 'Hn" h.r - '"i'" III c"rh '' ''' "''
counties !" l." heard 'f"'' compared "''n '' '
tn" !"-' if'''dri'"' '''''"
DELEGATES To TIE WHITE SULPHUR
CONVENTION FROM IIt:NEICu COUNTY,
The following i. the liz, oi D"lcg't"7 appointed hy
Robert ~ Mayo E'i" o""'rm"" "' meeting "' ''''
c"'-'"S "' 'ie'''''' "''' '' '''''' :,
DAY la't' FROM WINK We ''' ''"' '''' ''''' ''
ol these gentlemen Will Do P'cst"' III III" '"' '''''"
10 take part III us rh'"r'"'l' "c''o''"'!"'tS
i! meS1.s. 1''''ii ,ip i p iIon,,,.r E.,J,, Gr;f
fin. Can't. John l.. Davis. Alexander Il. Hut.hcson
.lnhT II. Parkhi!!, Patrick Gibson John Is: l"nh%,
a. m"t'''' ~. Ir"n'i', i ,I;,t n;i = Gir Lain
q Ur.;.,,, Ucnrv (,rI DR. T.. G.. CE,y nnd Dr. j.
Il i;,ruc,,
Tn the above list the name Of Rn!rr, i. Mayo, E-
as 'uirnan amt ,%' ','t"' ";F.''' IT,
DEAL IL pr "N Nu
an actor Wei! KNOW" 10 ''' '"'H''' W -" ,,.,'
WI" was c"i'il"'t" WIN III" '" -'.''
"i winter Shce' ''e" !" W." i''' va
Mr. Bs. d's"''sc was -"Pi'''''" - Nv Ann,
ne "''i '.."':s ''''':'S :" ~ ''''
flRE.-~l"rsn"y "S"'' D"'"''" i "''.' ''o'N'
the w""drn stable a''Hch"" 70 the PFe'''E Vi n's
John Allen, situated near the '"r'r III Min ana ''
streets, was destroyed by i'rc. lhe carriage ANA
horse, were fortunately not in the stable nj the time
49,, ,,,,c +, ,bc rouu,rv Fl few u,., ,r,
NV '""'I: ""'''7 ,n,, .m
rl"us. We suppose mat s""" wiz cover INC ''S''
r,1Inox ASCENSION At TIE SLASH
cr,.r,rr a.. rr.o. ,,,o ;o.r.n;d rror,,,, r,,L,.
,'i '''''.' -, y,a., r...a
-. s. -. o,.,ocL ,r,,c wo,,bcr i
,,.,,:,,r ,,J -, ,,ny ,,ufdcn,,v colcuIo,o nm.
.,,;,,'.,,n..;..c ,s :, fin. stvr,
.,,,.n g :, .,,..,
~ LII - iN.'' y. ''> =; n'.an,,,nm,' T,.a,a,
"''"H'"'' H ''' ""' " :. =, ann
evening" and recognised III III" SUM VI sS""o l" Keep
the peace for twelve months, the authorities having
received information OF ms Intention 10 hght duel
VIII" Se"'c'''"" '"'''''' "'''' '''"'''
HAIL SIoRM.-A V'"'ni h"i 8'"F'" occurred III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
SAMUEL y. GLOW ER,
JOSEPH i. CLOVER
lime i-cwfjs F. D. THURMAN.
i:LorcEsTER LOW GRoTNDS F0R sALE.

GLOUCESTER LOW GROUNDS FOt SALE.
IHNE subscriber Offers for sale his Farm on North rrsr
q III Gloucester county, containing upwards OF l,OOO
acre. Of which 80 Of arabic low grounds anu the re-
:atuder hll lands we'll wooded with chestnut, ok anu
pae The arabic land IS cultivated in five fields. al scpn
.sy enclosed with chrsnu fencing and generally pretty
vel az, III clover MarI /. abuudnn, nearly all the fields
The dwelling house i conmodious, AMI IN" burns, STA
bee carriage house servants houses &c, all very good
io large brick house, and very bold Eprlng near
he twe!in: The locality Is healthy. and the neshbor
hood !, very desirable
Their: Young orchards of very select varieties OF all
he d.rcE; Kinds OF fruit The public are invited 10 eXa
nine ;or themselves.
Al, for sale half vi valuable C;ri- Mill called Cow
Creek Mil
Au-. l-cw.iwSeowtf j. J. DESNS.
VALUABLE EALBENINItLE LAND FOR SALE.
NNTE o+.r Tor sale beautiful farm lying in The county
w OF hlbrnn:l-, TIE Eastern slope OF the South
Ne; Mountain distant from Charlottesville 3! miles hy
orsc path and .ix miles by the public road 1t con'nns
Jt scrc abuu, D of which is cleared and is III good
s'e OF Improvement, the residue well mbefcd. The
cleared s divided io six nearly equal hclds cultivated
arhe usual rotation coyered and pastered with wafer in
trA Lri.
The hiliGcs, which ample Tor farm OF ts size are
hearty new HAVING been erected wilh'n the l"- lew
ys.Is The dwelling which is but OF wood by nicchai
: Tie first order Of coed ma,cr!ns in cottage y TWO
'5es nigh with n winh one and half stories, Is hand
siy located commanding beautiful and extensive
Hs u the surrounding country There isrN rcl OF the
w.; a:i delightful water in The yard. and the wood
u aC mountain side j. not more than 2O and N yards
csu' There is also the house apple orchard U!
good wi.cr and summer fruit besides n variety OF other
Ci. roe,
t in contemplation &c Grade road which would pass
h, the woodland VI this tract aud -cdncc the distance
''n nHafo'tcsv!lc 10 81 miles.
10 person having 20 educate this try dcsirs
NJ '1raon-i, bcil sufficiently for young man to
wax I" attend the Lectures At the Inivcrsiiy
FOR ;crIh-. which will DC accommodating. apply to
RrFFiN i AUGUST, No. ilJ, Main street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
DESTRCCTISE FIRE.

New ORLEANS, August Ga fire broke ou. a"c"
today in the large store OF Mcssr l.. &, Hart Co.
The flames soon spread to the store of M.ssrs. v =
Wright Il Co.. also to the large store OF Mrssr' Con
verse d Co.; al Of which, with their c"ncn:s, w"-'
consumed. The stores of Messrs. j. .. Woodruff
Martin Owen 4 Co., and several others HdJ"'nlnS
were burnt also. The flames were s:i!i raging !I i!
o'clock. with prospcc, of doing much worse lnJ0ry
The freElen were making sr.nu"us e4e!'Io"7 ~ a'
of valuable property has been destroyed. Books AMI
papers mostly saved. The loss s estimated al Que
million OF dollars Partially insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11

WYE otter FOR sale very desirable arm, IN 'hes'fi
w a.j abou. : miles from Richmond containing nhont
-, qcr. a',o,, ouehaf Of which Is cleared and III ir
a. ot improvements the residue well wooded Inc mn
proy.n,.,s consist OF good twostory brick dwelling IN
mod -car and all other houses for Tho convenience O
family and for farming operations There Is On the place
s orchard of various kinds of fruit iT'"-. una wafer III
every s-h considerable portion ot the land has been
lined sud covered For further information terms &C.
.,,,ly ,o RUFFIN & Al GUST,
IL. M q Mnin kiChmOnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

WE will sell privately tract OF lund lying in the
w county, OF Ruckngia,n about miles west OF the
Courthouse on the Lynchbur- and Warren Ferry RoadS
containing hundred less. The land OF
sycr!rn; quality and well adopted the growth oi to.
,,o and ra!r large proportion OF which Is yet en-.
o.et ha;.. MI abundant supply of timber omit, and will
aaS- vert desirable settlcineGt.
no, .ri privately before that time wcwi on the l'th
i.y O; Au. next on the PREMISE, scl it at public auc.
Ton :" II" highest bidder 80
Tr .'r will he made on credit OF g. l2 and Is months,
orr.. desired hv persons wishing to buy, upon bond
VIA .oo personal neutrality-suspicious. delivered imntdi'
SAMUEL \. GLOVER,
JOSEPH B. GLOVER,
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, DENTIST IN TROUBLE.

psuApELpHIA, AUG. S.--A fashionable city den
tss is before the Mo yor this morning charged with
ferts Of chIorifurn. The testimony was strong and
be was held in q, 600 bail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

ELECTION For CONGRESS. The election i"
the Ilrh Congressional District "l This Stale 10 I'll
rr vacancy cxusrd l'y Ii" death "l Mr. S""Er"s-'
the late mrn.lrc, took i'!ac ;hr 3d in-i. lra:cr-
,iny We received hc follow gctart>:
G. :. Levi, tDcn, Il. II. Smith W.
Harrison county, .iiI mai.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11

The whole number OF Frencbiroops sent 10 lnrkel
,bn. far is 80 with $50 horses and mules ;hs
whole number of English troops is 81 ,s0 with 5Vvo
horsss and few mules. The aliics, therefore, DUH
hsr nearly $4,000 men. The toal Of the land troops
to be embarked at Calais under General baraCuay
d'Hiiers will be 1000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11

VIZ ,,- Tor sulc very desirable i"ri IN me lower
W cl, of Amelia about 10 miles from Petersburg anu
. ,,.l, 'r.n III hnond. lying Nanozinr creek ana
lr, u Amelia, Chesterfield and Din"iIdie couh
,-. containing 93f acrcs about 4oo acres olcn
ana no.ly m cultivation: divided into fields. o acres Ia
,1rsln ami pine growth, nbounding in Barrel fpe aha
HID timber - in fine bottom land inotS iree rom
pupd,,iou has oh il all the necessary buildings ior
u!n oi,s slc we'll watcred in each held by solnc SIN
0. eish, -pn aud by creeks having fine prosper
9! wd,e, power; efordng one OF the hhe-' -'""' " '
toGn'y ior Grsr Mill &c.
For further information. terms &c. hIply 10 ,,
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iGUrrr-io::,.'ii"r "i the taris'hn Enquirer.
U,a'h "f lcgmOUa IN hd">"$-iurlna iS"''Hi'3n
AZ Nfar1o--- iaGghiuy L,rt .Irab-Ihc Iiidom oi
.Tar SatN.
kA"si: TERRITORY july c, 1854.
rrrn; ulrib,r Il NnrlpnnS daily passing
through IA, TERRITORY on their way to Sult Lake City
MANY o: '1cm died on brurI the boa, bv wIicI as
crd.L the Missouri river. Thcy call cvrry Glseasc
die of Ill II. Mos: iYlrV!ls arc drawn from tlo
manulicvrir. and ,nu.ll,. DISTRICTS q! England, and
i:,:, that clnss u I"p l." 1cv"i.d 10 trn:
not ard enough "a uJs".: Ill the cIvrGcs Oi thcir
naUrc and rsvi- lci5ure Cn0uch for a!s;irG dream
ina and morbid speculation such "a ailors. ao:rg-
lrrs and the like. Our OF such with !heir misc
raLl, clntchrts Mnrr,leemcd by ctEcaon, Mnrmons
are soon made by the clever agents whom brigham
Young sends out.
The mental alterations ni the Mormons are tnmc-
what redeemed By the SERVERS rendered IN civllzG
tion BY subduin. the wildernrssco OF the Rocky
Mountains.
l'iah. rs well as kan,as and Nebraska. will become
Of Great commercial Significance the Paci
f.. Railroad shall have been completed.
This becomes evident by the reflection that the cN-
ecution of this stupendous work would give repu5
licun America the key To Asia now held By the Ges
pvtic hands OF Europe.
Al Nauvoo liliuuls, | the ruins OF tie temple
O: the Mormnn- which burnt ut tue time Of their
expulsion from the State. ] also became acquainted
there with another specimen Of idIotsm, brcotten by
the rotten atmosphere of the old worlds despotism IL
tn. shape of Freuch communism, represented by UT.
Cabet the chief of what be pleased cail tho lea
reu Association. ! had the pleasure OF cOnversing
with the apostle OF ths creed. Tic is old man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11
LA.iDS FOR SALE.

"t arc authorized 10 sell about 900 acres OF land IN
w i.H coaLiy of pinwidde, on the Petersburg and
h!!'on Fink road. These lands will be sold in rn.
e BODY or will he divided Into suit the wants OF
ru'c-a'fs somc portions Of which will have extensive
I.to'e;re:e others viii moderate improvements and
sae witou; any Persous wishing to purchase will do
eA 70 call on cai be accommodating in regard
- qG"'::ty. price, terms ot yuymeu' &c.
huFriN & AUGUST,
1erc:a Ayc's fo- the s.c and purchase of lands Kch
-oui, Nc May
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BANK OF THE VALLEY ~ Va,

WINtNTNTFk, 7, Q. = INIT.
To his Esc.llrnry JOSEPH JnH>>"H. Governor 81
Virginia.
b,ar r:--I cnrns" quart, :ly ,int"in,!.s shown.
rh,. condition of This Bank nn lhc l.: .av ot Iuiv,
l~.,.i and 1t rny Il July. lo'i.
And am ,.ly. respectfully,
Ini,r obdt servant
IT, VI. BRENT, Cashier