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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-13

Jn0. Il. Slaughter h Co.,
At the old stand of G. & N, b. Steptoe
MAIN ST, LYNCHBuRG VA.
IL AVE on hand aud constantly receiving irnm
their foundry. all kinds of castings, which they
prepared sell Mt 30 per cent less than they ran
be furnished elsewhere. Among variety Of other mr.
iclos. they Gail attention 10 their
Crates, al from 81 rs to $l5,
Stoves, roal aud wood from ~ To $50,
Cooking Stoves at $l9.
Pots, Ovens and Kettles at Ic per b..
Flint lions, and fancy Rpilings, &c per 10.
Hat Il ,cks. nj 81 t"$l2
Farcy Garden Chairs. az " TO 4l4,
The superior advantage Of buying oastings from
is. that fany pau of piece should be broken ii can be
Immediately replaced from foundry Mt very small
price, whilst northern casting cannot be replu ced nj any
price aad The whole pcc becomes valuelcss.
To All articles obtained from guaranteed to
he equal any brought from the north elsewhere.
In connection with cast iron depot we hav"ePcn.
al depot for the Piedmont agricultural works, and
large SEED ATORE.
Plows of every variety. nj fiom "a so TOO
Hay md Straw Cutters. sl0 10 $l3,
Single Cor Shelters, mt $40.
Double +" at $l3
Scrapers, at ~,
Thermometer churns from $5 To 90.
And every other article that mny be needed farm.
nov 25.ts
N. B.-They will pay the highest market p,ice 70
ala .n. III
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Dr.IIastings' Compound Syrup ofNaptha.

4 POSITIVE CURE PoR CoNsUM PTI0N, DE
"A cline. Asthma md all Diseases Of the Cheat and
Lungs. sngle bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto
fore ali practitioners placed ton amongst
the nenrabe diseases; and such, the hospitals OF all
cities declined to receive patients persons afflicted
with IL. Happily however. discovery has been made
which disarms Consumption ot It's t+to-, by placing
IL entirely under rontrl. For the truth OF oil we
say, refer ay al the eminent Physicians 81
Hospitals in America and Europe. whs now through
lie ri Of Dr. lla.ings' NAprilA SYRUP recognize
Consumption enrnhle md dali, rloe. IN The return
ing health aud Strength o those for whom. before its
discovery, III conld havn expected hoped for
aueeor hut tie II u. in iBet, the only prepara
lion knu~n have succeeded in arre-tnE III. for
mation al morcle- in The Lnea. In rrvovine those
already laimed. For Ashma. Coughs Nigh STeafs,
Spniiae Of Rood Difficulty Of Breathing. ond Soreness
Of IT, Chest HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by NJ
once graphing with the Of the disease stund be-
toie all known lies; mud ia operations in NIL casc-
nre speedy thu pn begin feel it beneficial ct
icrts soon after the first soeoi dose.
NemRhi ill u volume with certificates, bu we slmp-
" nsk for single uial o this medicine Tor are con
hdent that there is person suffering from dseaso
ot the lungs but will find immediate benefit and sPec-
dy from IL. use.
~ For sale in Lynchhure NJ the Prnprieors prices
Wholesale and retail by d Il LYMAN,
JOHN II. SEAY & 90.
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rms GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BIooD--rHE sKsr ALTER
alive Ssows.
Not particle OF Mercury in any Form in il.
An ,aflble en,e for Scroaia or kings Epi Rhrnaa.
hn, Obsttf,oie CDtaneous Ernpons Pi,.p;ss ov Bur
tules on Me Fdoe, Bioiehes Bies Chrome Sore E.ss
Ring HORN or Tetter Scald Head, Eniareemsm an
ainof ihe Bo,es and loio,s Sfubborn IHrey. S-uhi
luie disorders, Lambaeo SPINAL CoDsplaints and all
Diseases arising Jom an in;udicons vac Of Meresyv.
Inpruoenee IN Life or Tmpn,Ity ofihe Blood.
TNHIS valuable Medicine. which has become celebra-
ted for the number of extraordinary cures effected
through Its agency hns induced the proprietor Ut the
urgent request OF his friends to offer It to the public,
Wv ,,,." T ~ Us s.ues
' 20 :, F'"I " '' "s YET
.i, ,hn WI -, - III a.
,ha I,,,y, , 'e az ,. ~ Ut pl,ol..e
Ill =, 80, H. a., -, A., en- -. 49, - ~ w.,
T''" " SUI ' o''o"t's !" ,''', my o'e oon"onse"
as uo us PoNS'o' o"' "e"etai'cn ON tue 'ns'ao wnP
known in their ocnlite. md of the biehes, resrectn
bilv mnnv of them nor ye,,i;uo in Ie cifv Of RIA
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BI OK INGHAM SLATE QUARRIES.
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,
Practical Slater

PRACTICAL
IN Kes ibis method ot prctlully informing Engi-
isAichce s,Contrneiors. Builders, lrnpretors
oi Fm cries Fncttie-. WarebooAes, &c thut he Inns
nurcb and leuscd qpnri's in Buckingham Co, W.,
aud ,tea6s opening and working them extensively He
prom produc, Slate better calculated all
pup, ses hun my heretofore produced from the.,
qunu r- aud viii defy rompciiti 10 s qnnlily with
my : ate IN the United Sta y imported lie would
inf .rm toe public that be has honi youth been wholly
and constuniy Engaged in the above business, and yields
in NE riBctical knowe at SinIe Rock and
Stating. He intends opening Slate Ynrd. NJ he follow
ing 'pl.ces Lyme burg, Richmond md ScoSvls whore
he will keep constant supply of Snte to meet tho
der of these Tnwns and The county. Scottsville will
be ih CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
he will elunry supply "ther points lie will have in
h.s employment men of experience and knowledge in
the business ench place 10 attend to orders or new
Sntng repairing old roof. Those who have Slate
Tr,os Of repair, have tsem Immediately attended
and probably pun IN better condition than when first
SHIFTED, there hns been much bad stating done in Va,
by inexperienced workmen.
Specimens of his work he Mt the Lynchburg
GINS Wrks examination Of which he requests by
those wanting work in his line.
In cnses for buildings he recommends laths
IN the place Of sbeeting the root Shifting which costs
considerably less.
N. b. Letters of enquiry. orders for Slate Stating
and repairing, will be promptly attended 10 by hddross
ing him Il either of the places Of business.
dec Ig-dRrts
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Markets.

RICHMOND, Jan. l2.-Flour-Small sales
81 25. Holders are not disposed to sell--waitini
steamers news. Wheat active. Tobacco Corr
and provisions without change.
NEW YORK, JAN 12.-Flour and grain I'M
changed.
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Our terms will be cash,ar negotiable paper salsiac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal rnron
age bestowed on him for the last fourteen year" lie has
been business in lynohburg. wonL just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the additional flcilitr he now as,and
by the attention he feels deisrn ined to give TO
his bushes. in all its various branches to merit con-
tinuance Of the patronage Of a liberal pu'llc.
sept 23-ts ''Eo u OonhH'
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

,ur undersigned who are carrying on the plasterng
w. ;n,s. in the city { Lynchhurg amt vicinity
W., ,etbnd TO inform their old Patrons wei
e ,bo NAV hive an, thing do in their line, TINT
., ol,lgcd 10 advance the price If work small
,.on over to mcr rates
a,., he ohyio, to all concerned that great neces-
inpeI. US to this cour-e.
,ye,nctt of this character was ever undertaken,
& mel the opposition of the public ard ic' eved
E',n,r,J ,tioi Til reiore. VIZ ex mined the ground
,.af,llv unon which we hope to fix our cims to
f,r in this our present pos Ii n. The rapid ana
,ncsi ade1ace in the prices OF all articles "i living
Ta, EInn.e rent. Taxes. &c. &C. but more cspe-
in every description of naierial and iab"ur used,
=. thar vr either llnd to abandon our homes, and
bod A. socia.ions, for oihr l,catnns that offered
= Inducements and reward. for lubourr or ask at
|and. of a libe'n public the proper remuneration
. r .e,vice. This now do:
I'm RATES from this dlIc will be thirty cents tor
- cant work and thirty i've cents for all three coat
One coat work twenty five cents. finished after
-owe Cornicr, per square foot 81 Ic, pnd Tor each
"a i,ot of ornamental work in cornice, one shill-
| All outside work or stuccoing wi be, NJ ilereto-
| eiy cents per square yard. In conclusion, We
mad that ~, abatement can be made in any OF
srces ly either of us without violating our word
JNO. LONG,
PETER q. AKERS.
j. w. CHICK,
JOHN w, LANDLORD,
GEO. b. McCLEES,
WM. A. STEPHENS,
JAMES OLIVER.
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CouoHs, oARsENEsS, md other forms Of
Common Colds, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, GROUP.
CoNSUMPTloNp AN Early Stage. and for the relief Of
the Patient In advanced Stages of thai FATAL Dis
II combines IN scientific manner, remedies Of long
esteemed value with others of recent discovery
aud beside. Ia soothing and tonic qualities, through
the skin gently and with great efficacy for the cure OF
this class Of diseases.
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FASHIONS FOls 1888.
Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroom.

ID II. LIGGAN 4 SON, Upho, <usSxfmzEn>
IL. sterers, Papc' Hangers, Mat ~
tress and Rope Manufacturers. Main S8
street. Two Doors below the Market house, Lynchburg.
Nu keen consl aniy on hnnd and make or'or Curl
ed Hair Lhuek, Moss, Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, made by MrlooscnndRopc ofevory dcserp
lion. We have in employment acme first rite Cab
net Workmen: mud intend IL keep hnnd supply Of
FURNITURE. Of our avn mike. and also Norhfn man
facture-such Bureaus Sofas Wnrdrobes. Bcdstcads,
Chsirs Double md Single Lounges,-l000 Bendsioahs
aow on h md. We ask t.o nrtcntion OF oil Who navy
wnnt articles in line aud pledge ourse sell up
%, s reasonable torn. be obtained In this
.aEler market ~ Special attention given TO tho re-
pa iring of Furniture linn 2d&e's)
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,,,UARLE BUILDING LOTS for

'IE.-I will sell ut public Aucion,"h "Wednesday
"a ~ I,noarv, 1854, at O'Clock. Building Lot.
. foth Ale, trtv cen aud 9tn e"lsb'ng the
,notion Of the lot, nj pre-e"t occupied by
y Nc .nw Esq. FERNS m"tr known on day ct sale.
I ga lisa BENJAMIN J DUFAL.
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RECOM NJ NDATIONS.

X Q o NJ NJ n A I q Ms.
CHEF ENoINEER's OFFICE, Va. & Tenn. X. I
Lynchbnrg. Va, Scpt-m or 30, 1853. :
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLfC.
All the Cars If every Kind in upon this ,ond have
ieen made at the Piedmont Works, in Lyuchhurg, un
de the direction of Gen'l Nettleion, rs Agent
1t gives me much pleasure to say thai ours have
neen strongly and faithfully executed cheer ally re.
commend these works, companies rcqui, ing
competent To construct and faithfully execute any
that may be made with the of these works.
CIAS. + NJ. GAkNETT
Chit Eng. va, j. Tenn. x. q.
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OFFICE Va. Tenn. RAILRoAD Co !
Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with MIR. Geo u.
Cure feel confident TINT The Pedra Mt Works ,uni-r
his management. will fully MAINTAIN its reputation
making Rail. Road Cars we'll in any and nil us
branches of mechacal operations.
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, President
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FUTURE DAYS.
ale OF FOUR Valuable slave.

,ALE OF FVUk S''"'D IT - -, -
In t.rd enc to u ircr,.' ot the C"unty o"aft al
+ H. pronounced n it, Jan'ry Term, 80 IN the
81 Dunn Va Meggia.on aud othe'-, | slah on Sat'
Eat of IT, Market Hou-, /, The ny :" ,y1soeI9
,,r sal. Al puhlir au''ri'n. ROY" ,ooN~ ~
,f,piE Slaves. t.wit: Ju'ra, China beverly
| Ag,,',',, The .nlr aforesaid j. made to effect
I'm ' anJ rhc tito of The property unqnest "ubIe
| .haIIonly -cll rs Com ris'ioner
'"'' WI A. DUNN. Comr
i'r'o'' by WIN. NJ Caheil.
rs.salc conducted I'y VIM. II. Mo'by
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I LIVINGSTON PLOUGnCAsTINGs

- The subseriber hns hand large lot of he
aeeb rate " Livingston" Plough Castings. and will
mt nue. to receive additions hs stn,k from the oun
Try, hat there ill be no difficulty IL getting m,
# ia pi' sees beongngto them.
JAMES b. RENWICK,
Eel -. -dtcts on the Bnsn.
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slLhS! SlLkS!! SILkS!!!
DECEMBER 20. 1858
GE % R S.E VI RUfCKE n

,,s, LNNCHHURG VA
E6S leave 10 call the attention of the Lo1,es I, nj.
- speRdid assortment Of Sak Goods
20 20 3o IT, "a 36 inch supr blk s,n d. RlineSilk.
* an b inrh extra quality blk Taa;an Siles.
yin, wntered mud blk Brocadcs nss .tte.l
N'rr bib Axmane Silks f4r Mournint Dresses
Bin AMI White (Piaid) do do
reneh Grey and Steel cold Silks for srcnnd
nturniur.
W1te Brofnde~ for Bril-, Dresses in great variety
hlhr FINK. White and Straw cold Glnce Silk. for
evening Dresses,
Thin and brocade cold Silks for second day
Dresses,
Plnd Silks. (floids very lage) for Dinner Drcs.
ses (.upuh)
French Satin, tvor superior quNlty) Tor Dresses.
Plaid French poTiins far do
Those wanting Silks ID the newest STYLES md of the
best qailtyat very reasonable prices will find it To their
interest t" call and examine this Stock rs - very large
and comprises much greater variety tbnu can .uay
be found in one Store
dee 81 Is
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COOP MEDIClNEs-S1ABLE DJARs
" RHOA CORDLfL l. pleasant Mixture, com
ioundsd in agreement with the iulss o arn, aey, Of
erareutic agents long known and celebrated for their
-rlisr efficacy In curing Diarrhea, and similar a,Fec-
ions Of the system. In its action, ALLArs raushA
and produces healthy condition of the LIVER. thus
removing the Mt the time 1t cures the dis
rsac
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w. w. LeGwich 4 Brother.


under the Style of
w. w Le0Wich Il Brother.
II is their purpose reh and improve The House, so aS
make conform in all respects to the great improve
ments made in modern Hotels. Their Hou.e will he
NEATLY FURNISHED and nffor an agreeable place
Of resort Travellers, and all persons visiting Lynch
bnrg--while neither pense trouble will be spared
make their T BL + among The most sumptuous
nnd elegant in the Stnte.
Attn, he'd to this Hotel is one of the most COMMO
DlOUS STABLES in the city, v hch Is managed by
most trusty and experienced OSTLERS.
The undersigned well aware of the extensive pat
ronags which has been heretofore extended this Ho.
tel, under the management of VIM Leftwch Il Son,and
,he desire of continuing AMI greatly increasing the
same, will stimulate them spare eseriions to com
mend lhans Ives the favor of their friends the pub
lie generally
WIN W. LEFTWICH.
oct l-dGcis THOS w. LEFrWICH.
HACK AND PoRTEr. belonging to ia, will be in Mt
tendaocr Mt the Depot ii Packet Landing. 10 convey
travellers to the Washington Hotel, FREE or cHAsaE
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Telegraphed fol the Daily virginia.
Virginia Legislature.

RIcHMoNp, January IL.
sENArE-The Valley Railroad bill came np an
was amended by a ryder,reqnring the guage no
to be more than four feet eight inches. The bi
was discussed-No furthur action on II.
NEW YORK, January l2.-The Baltic is belo
it will probably not come up tonight.
The cutter Washington has returned from tn
search for the San Francisco, but is ordered
renew the search.
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100 Negro Men Wanted.

kSH to hne, fnr 1854, one hundred negro men to
y an the Va x Tenn Rail-Road, and on the
fnd of tue Covinglon and Ohio Rail Road-f,r
4 liberal prices will lie given
ri dsclm JACOB RIIMBOUGH.
rBrdfnri Sentinel opv one month
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Prime Retailing Cheese.
|EPARING FOR PUBLICATION

LEE & CO., Late A. S. Lee,
ol&cts Richmond. Va.
EPARlNG FOR PUBLICATION
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
INohHlS-Publisher and Bookseiirr--97 Mum
Mre@' RICHMOND, Va Will publish
'ifglnia Reports Vols. l., 9 and 3,
"g Muninrd's Virginia Reports Vo'.,
4 ords Virginia Report Vols.
Vol !,
u notes with references to subsequent decisions
ruled ca%es--by Lucien Minor, ESQ, Counsel.
Law nov l4tsl
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

rTNHE undersigned having purchased the interest oil
l. VIM Leftwich Son, in this long established
and well known Hotel, will hereafter conduct the same
under the snlc of
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from tneir commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Maj. A. Ellison Ir; asks IL say the
Rail Road public that he hus engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage men hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard
tention To the work entrusted him. merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage ol the public
A. NETTI ETON, .anager.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANTi
GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE,

Mny 2D-w6m
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,janlin II
iIs COafi,|
| faithful |
'zl'atrics
uslaiHinE |
ordered |
hereof |
why be |
his due
.ik's e.
order
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E0lNt ~
H tlrat at
bingham,
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a new
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Walker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-10
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1854.

I THE HOMESTEAD BlLL.-The important BILL whic
has Just passed the House of Representatives granting al
ternae quarter sections of public land QG0 acres) 4
each individual who shall Gec the for five years
was passed by The following 1t will be observed ha
all the Virginia delegation exccp, Mr. hchiuliin,
against the bill:
iEAs-Messrs. Abercromble James G. Alien, Willis Al
LEM Binks Bennett, Benton breckenridge, Btldsee Bugg
Campbell, Carpenter Caruihers Chamberlain, Chandler
Chase Chrlsman, Churchwcll Clark Cobb, Cook, Cor"n
Cox. John g. Davis, Dawson. Dean, Dick, Disney Drum
Dunbar Eastman, EdgerlOn, Elliott, Ellison, English, E~
ing, Farley Florence, Gamble Goodrich, Green, Green
wood Grey Grow, Andrew Harlan, HARRISON Hsndeks
Henn Houaton Howe Inscrsoll Johnson Daniel T. JONES
George W. Jones' Roland Jones, Knox, Lane, LinoleY
Lindsey, Mccullough Mca nIin Macy, Maxwell Muyhll
Nliddleswarth John c. Miller Morgan, Nichols Norton
0ds, Ando~ Oliver, Modeca Oliver, Peckhnm, Penning
ton, Phelps, PcRlon Prnge, Ready, Richardson Thomas
Rilchey Robbins, Russell Sapp Shannon, Singleton, Sam
uel A. Smith, William T. Smith Frederick p Stanton
Richard Stanton Heslor l.. Stevens Slraion. Andre"
Stuart John L. Taylor Thurston Trout Tweed, Vail Van
sant Waibdgc, WurIen, EIhu g. Washburne John Went
worth, Tappan Wentworth, Wesbrook, Wheeler, Hendcs
g. Wright Yates and ZoIlikofFer-l07.
EAYs--Messrs Aiken, Appleton Ashe, Thomaa H Bay'
ly Barksdale, B=cher Benson, Bocuck, Boyce BROOKS
Caskie, Chastain Cngmnn, CoIquilt, Cruge. Crocker
Cumming, Cutter Thomas Davis, Dent, Dc Witt Dickn
son. Dowdel, Edmunds. Edmuudson Faulkner. franklin
Fuller, GUode, Hamilton, Sunpson w. Harris Wiley r.
Harris Hastings. Hnven, Hhbard Hill. Hunt, }. Clancy
Jones' ksit Kerr kidwcl kittredge RHltz Letcher NC
DouRal McQueen, Malteson, May sleacian, Smith, nm
ler Mison. Morrison Bishop Perkins, John Perkins, Phil
Seymour, Shaw, Gertit Smith, William Smith, George W.
Smyth, Snodgrass, Tracy, Upham, Israel WusbuEn, and
Daniel B. Wrght-72.
SO the bill was passed.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

General EpIr observation-disclosures in BreadstlTs-Ds
cline in Cotton
NEw Yoax March s-rhe steamship Atlantic arrived n, on
has been gotten off safely Her dates are 10 the 23d u
five days later than those by the Alps.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, FEB. 70.
Lower grades have declined shade-say .l6d
The market dull the day the steamer sailed Sales or
tho preceding days aggregate 600
and exporters taking 5000 bnleg nave ao
ed no 20 per busne and Grain market active at advanced
ra,es ToBAcco- Market dull and prces declining. Mo-
new market stringent. Consols 90A 9l
The French papers agee unanimously that there ls DOW
no hopo OF peace and terrible conflict must ensue
Nicholas has the eryspeas, and IL exceedingly H!s'eu
L, reported that Austria will side with she es'en
powers. ro,.,on,inonle
on the "a February 10 the Saranac Inc same esennE @
Hungarian aud Italian emigrans gave MN seS oU io
Saranac and the Levan we're shorty @ - f ,ba Po.nh
in the Black Sea. hrman Tor he Paseas' VI ' DoP"'
rus had already been granted. ,,o. ,h, ,, ps;,
TneIuence received in London states mat Two Russian
frigates are cruising of Ma9era; b 49,. ,uoa ,
Ali the Turkioh consu!s 10 eusa'a no'o oeea oo'se "
olive nm the exequater granted 'nem
subiects have been placed under the protection OF
Austrian regeoLs. r r N;,h,,,s
W.noI.on's letter. Ia long and ergumentave but oouched
so offensive 10 Louis Napoleon himself that II mas
hsen decided not 10 publish it.
Letters from Consantnople state that legion OF 's"S
has been formed aud placed the disposal OF the
The King Of Naples Is attempting 10 form an ltalah
league, in view Of The impending contest
LATER BY THE ATLANTIC. go,
Iospoy Feb 22-Russa has issued another warnke
manifesto, eyylng nine men per thousaho III 'o t'''
April ~. p.u,,,, ,y;,h ali
The Russian feet bombarding Ba9t0an WIZ all
success. The Russians had aso bombarded RutsehnK-
The Turks were taken by surprise One steamer was
much damaged aud six small vessels were Injured r,.
Pans, Feb. 20The Bourse excessively cto~ae'' in'
Liverpool, Feb. 22Cotton to-day is very heaVy hno
saIaa amount to 1000 bales and great deal on the Market
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-,,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED .,.,,s DAlsT sSS . IsS PRYOR.
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, dollars pcr annum, and at the rate OF
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in g:
as a; this per sSrd e@a a
,te Bank n"ss ,;:srs The postage Of single letter Is
s ny r sunt the writer 1t 10 The o
Es,; co. ss'sH'iv' business xn'sn 0ps'as'
IL ei''fs TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n.ur ESQUIRER:-For TEN lines or less, first IN
INV cents and every ,hrs ss
II ami half cents for each insertion after the hrst
enaIssd my dollars tG' sngh ~ n'' sS
D. .ueonecrs are charged 8l0o, (paper incluLedo
5e: WEEkLY-For TBS lines, or less, hrst insertion
eats iei cas mus, accompanied with the advance
cTists ;..,,ry 80 references, TO insure execution
m and tributes Of respect exceeding stgh lines
- .,S ~. i,r cs advertisements.
s unknown 70 u.s. mus, Se aT
Us b. published. Every measure that mas been taken
~ mrprsoas and quzzes has heretofore proved unaysa,
insist upon such communications being cenhed
no Postmaster uritten the back Of the letter
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on. =, iA.oN CHANcERY;-At Rules held in the Clerks
M Jone., '0'' 0''"S 'N' 0u' 'a' '' ZIG "'" prr.
4 ss,as Eiu'
Henry l. IIagner E. B. S. Cary, Charles A. Rubcan
Pc OH d; M Nixon and Benjamin F. Hagner, Derts.
thiS suit s 10 obtain decree or the payment OF the
o, purchase money due for the sale Of tract Of land
klr m 70 the defendants Nice Keely and Henry l.. agner,
a5 acre.. and In default OF payment for the sale Of the
Cb.nTN.. that the defendants, Nice Keey, Henry l..
Lh.snsr -. a: Kuoiean, Henry NJ Nixon and BsnJa'
s,s Montague, his Attorney is ordered that the
tia on,s 70 appear within one month after due publica'
, na 90 what necessary protect their inter
N. pul oe published for four successive
and Enquirer newspaper printed in the city Of
hs @ ~ the iront door Of the Court House Of this
&2-cwsw usy VI The next County Court. Tese
JOHN r, CARY, c. @. F.
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tho claim Mexico under the provisions of the treaty OF
/ Guadalupe Hdalgo.
MIR. Cutting suggested the propriey OF amendment au-
thorzing the committee send u! persons and papers, 10
order that the committee may ascertain against whom suit
shall be commenced.
Mr. PsIkiGs accepted the amendment and the resolution
passat Adjourned,