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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
From the Charleston Cor-icr.I
THE vERACITY OF THE REV. THEODORE
n.fIIp

He ERANlIl j a
PARKER.
Speaking Of the recent fugitive slave case in los-
ton, our correspondent in 'hnt city i'll his letter pub
lislcl in Yesterdays Courier, had the following para
graph:
. Lust Sunday, Theodore Parker made the trial the
subject Of lMs sermon. 1t was composed III the 'lSu.
al amount Of bla.phclny and ialrriuud. Amongst
other | notice The i"ll"winc-tns published
in the daily pnlcrs)-Will some "f our Savannah
friends couiradict the lie! Speaking oiTliuS. Siinms,
the fugitive, he savs-'Simns wls beaten To dcatIi.-
lie was taken To the prison in Savannah and whipped
until he died.
Unfortunately, however. for the Reverend gentle
mans reputation iur truth, his statement docs l";
confirm one loiG uf that virtue. When Simms was
returned, his mnstrr Immediately sent him {" II highly
respectable broker in this city with instructions 10 sell
him forthwith, but allow him Ia select, if possible, his
purchaser. This Simis was unable To dn, and there
inrr, at his own request WINS shipped 10 New Orlenns.
where lie found Il party willing t" buy him, and ut this
present time is working in that city ut his trade, thai,
nfu brickluvcr, So successfully, that in II short time he
will be in Il condition, if he feels 50 disposed, to buy
himself. SO much for abolition ycracity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
THE NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June l1ih.-Brcadstutls dUl-F
.irclin;ng-ralrs nt loo hbls. nj SD 4 .'Dtor M
Southern $S.31 a $50; Wheat qulei-tienrssrr =
red l9J; salcr lOO0 bushels white Canada NJ ~ &
aaii,m9p rhsHNs4sa sud VI, 7iis.s' ,t&G,iSSii firm v1,l :
speculative demand. Sales $40 balc- II, .uII rr,r
BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE -four !uar.r, of.
small >ulcs Ut, Howard street ut IS ~. !,
Thu receipts OF wlIca; IRE light, n'"Mi g1 bush,
uticrrd-salc- ui r,rl good 10 prime a, :, SAY
white do. 81 rs :: very choice parcels would L-
Is flew cents higher: inferior lots 2tu IL Ct. l..
i!,Oh0 bushels offered: sales Of white m1lG73. ,ga
Uh1S, inferior ID Il is, and mixed ~ c:-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
REVISION oE LILLE rAR1EE.

The Committee of WAYS and Means, it is under
stood, have agreed upon II project for revision OF tho
tariff. The details Of tho proposition are not known,
but il is thought that tho duties on iron and sugar are
to he reduced. Tho scheme ia not in accordance with
the suggestions Of the Secretary of the Treasury
NVc are glad to see that Il Democratic Congress il not
altogether insensiblc OF ita obligations in respect to
tree trade. In my event, let something be done to
depleto the treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
TIE CANADIAN AND THE UNITED STATES
k~EcIpRncITY TREATY.

QUEBEC, JuyE 1.-the Quebec papers OF to-day
give Il synopsis OF the Elgin treaty, in tue settlement
OF the Fishery Question, which has been agreed up
on ut Washington, the substance of which is "a fol-
lows:
Article lst. Throws open the British American
fisheries, excepting those Of New Foundland, tie
mouths ol rivers aud the salmon, -lnd md shell iishc-
rcs, to American citizens.
Article I'd. Gives the British Il right TO American
fisheries as far rs the thirty sixth parallel.
Article Sd. Provides iur the FREQ exchange of GER
tain commodities, nmorg which nc enumerated -four,
md all kinds of brcadst lifs, cotton, cheese, butter, tai
low, lard, all kinds Of Goals, pitch, tar, turpcntiue,
lumber rice, and unmanufncturcd tobacco.
Article 4th. Throws open the ST. Lawrence and the
Canadian Canals to American vessels, the American
government undertaking to urge the State govern
lneuts to admir- British vessels in their canals.
Article 9Th. Provides the hummer and mode OF r-
tifcation of treaty.
Article 9th. Provides for including New Fouudland
in the right, OF the treaty, il she should consent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

SALES Of TOBACCO BY y. VI. MARTIN al
One hid. II. y. Fnotc, NJ : ~ :, /. Tails
and 10 ~: q. Il. i. Lewis. g, = ~, ~. II. lsG.i
!. DR.. q. b. Pine. s., $ III . and 10; J.. Mr>.>i,
dale, : -: /. u. Il. Wilson, = -, II -, il u.
T. ~: T., y. II. R-am"-. : NJ : -. /? ~ "nt a. J
u. Wright, ;; |, pr. ). w. Eaton. >; J. R.C,F
ris. , ~: !. W. Harris. . ~ and :: !, VI. CaWs.:
g.. 4. K;ng.a =. 10 and II jG; ,. Mrs. VI. y. CLat;
. IT, and 10: J., Jas. /. Pope, : ~; !. Jno. W-e.
=. \. ". Shaw, $ ~ aud ~ 81: ], Mrs. NJ. y. AZ
: 30; =. j. Phillips. 10 - and II 30: l,JGs.Jonn
8. DR.. \. w. Smith. :; M . - and II; ], luz. Nr
G.. Jones, ) - =, W. II. Boyd. 9 ~; ), Dr.. !
Wilson, at . and II is. Brcudl"vr, .. l.N
Buiur,i, q; |, I'D. Jucksou. g ~; =. lug, l.. C.&
iuson,5 ~, and ; at > to; Id. i. GiarinHi, q
II. W. Eaton, .: ). W. Il. Purcell. |. Tugs, , 80
10. 10 II, aud ~ 10: Il, u. T.. Coleman, 80
10 ~, II, and II ID; /. w. +. ~llcliIin, II %
l.. LYON, 5 and - 2j-thr latter hhd. Ia Jiro. Sir
Walker. Est, tur one of hi tine brands.
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Correspondence Of the n. \. Herald.
.SJ.p AMERICA EtIRS-TUE 81

JUAN DISTURBANCE.
WASHINGTON, June E.-Onr eX-Iniuisicr la Cen
trnl America, SCION Borlanl, Esq, is still here. After
la resignation had been accepted, he cndrnv"rrd 10
recall it, but the administration Ind had enough al
him, and plainly TOLD him so. Mr.. Bcclcn, the Sccrc-
tury of the Legation, it Is said, will return immediate.
" in charge uf the Mission. Our interests in Central
america urc becoming more and more complicated
and important, aud the guardianship and Il d iurt-
incnt Of them could Lot he entrusted 10 better or nhlcr
hands.
The sloop OF wnr Cynac, now in New York, will
sail for Nicaragua Gil "Wednesday, or before. Captain
lioilius hns full instructions 10 brin. Ia immediate
punishment the instigalorr Of. and actors i'll the late
disturbances ut san Juan. Capt. llolinr' antecc-
,lcnts in that quarter, promise Il very summary sc'ilc-
mcnt "f any riotous tendencies on the part ut that
Mosquito dependency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
ANEW POLITICAL ASSOCIATION.
An intelligent correspondent writes from Washing

ton:
"Many novel and startling events arc passing around
us, all tcndin. to important results. Among them |
notice tho organization Of IL new political purity, un-
der Democratic and Wing auspices, which Processes
as l lcuru, for | have not read their bill of health
to como in upon principles Of uncommon purity
Some ffty members Of Congress have joined it,
Munv outsiders, Of cucrgy and i~naneocc, have be-
come enrolled in it. If it is really u party based on
principles of common sense and common honesty, il,
will deserve success. The country is prepared for
such n political party. II, on the other hand, it is u
sectional organization, it will perish almost at lis
birth. | learn, however, that its principles VIII he
announced aud lis flag uniurled before The lapse OF
another month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

EOR SAl.E 0R KENT.

y the thriving villa"c o,icOlumtiu, II large and ~, - =;
d arranged two story store House, with cellar ai~ p.
al necessary on, houses. stable and cn!rIH.' hGU"
with II large smrdcn. 1t j. s',iinbl. for II lSrsc 49,
school. which Is very much desired NJ iLi. ':mr; 'ni'
be mHi' very prof. able by II first ciss-. clss-icai Ter
or The buildings would Ia suitable for II cH!tia-r 100.
winch wouli he exceedingly profitable, TO oir" NidrN.
"Tct The business extensively. Any iiiofir'i". ~
gwen b. the suL+crihcr. either 10y lrt:,: or oih"rF.,
JOSEiH iJ!H'rDH
.irnn .O-cwlm. Colr,mbia. Flursnua Co-'i
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vIRI:INIA HOTEL, STtTNTON.

FENHE rroIrictors would INFORM the public 'Eiy'
Il luvc just ft,e,l up their house III rir:AH, s't.s L:
nrr prepared 10 afford n good accommodation &, ':t
iDrnI IN the country. The stag: Ciicr Tor hl ilt -
leading from stanton j. at this house, nnd var'cn.'fs
irwin. in the ear dine here md leave !mnltt:4t{ =
Lexington or the SPRING.
An omnibus will convey guests 10 and from me c.'',
of charge. McCLrNG : rLi.UA
June 2l-c2m
The Viii: nni Dispatch will copy on" '@oz-
cOMntrN nMICr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

lN~DIANA.-Thc recent State Convention Of Indi.
ana adopted the following resolutions:
"Resolvcd, That the Democracy Of Indiana, still.
~nlhcring 10 the constitution of the c"ntelcracy, OPEN
Is and ayowedlv condemn any organization, Sccret or
Otherwise, that would aim to dis-obc any citizen, mn
tive or adopted. of his political, civil or religious lib
rt,''
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Holm mitchell At THE UNIVERSITY.

JOHN mitchell AT THE UNIVERSITY.
John Mitchell, as he is Familiarity known t" the Ame-
rican people, has accepted an invitation from the stu
dents Of the University 10 deliver an address AT
the approaching anniversary celebration of the
Commencement exercises. This is a distinction
which has never been conferred upon any but tho
most eminent men of the country. 1t is a peculiarly
appropriate tribute TO the genius ind worth of the Irish
patriot. The personal character OF Mr.. Mitchell Is
worthy of all respect and admiration, and his pub
lie course since his residence in America has
been such as to commend him i'll an especial
manner to the confidence and friendly regard
of the people of the South. IT. hetrays u just
discrimination on tho part of the young gentlemen
of the University, that they have bestowed the high
est compliment in their power upon one, who, besides
his services in the cause of enlightened liberty,
has an additional claim to the admiration OF the
South, by reason OF his Independent and conscrvn-
five course in defence Of ia rights and institutions.
The presence Of Mr.. Mitchell will lend m unusual
attraction TO tho eacrciscs Of the Commencement, or,
rather, it will be the one feature of note and interest
on the occasionally the way, how happens it that
the managers have announced Mr.. Mitchc[is speech
for the oS,h instead Of the @tl-tlic day OF chief in
tercst md attendance?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
TO THE FARMERS.
k.Nn Sunnr IhnsnLlIn nI Lime,

DH tiiEHlthL III.
THNllE ncrirulfuri-,s' attention il invited Ia the nov.
d. valuable. Hncincntcr ii .ruw,ii ard iur"tif'
soil. hltrr tuii and .crupulDus experiments E''i.
IIlh!,. ly many o. tho best acknowledged, -cirii, i.
era nj this State. with tai. manure ON ihc!r '..ra' -
ttIc!s conclusive reports mrc Of II most Hate: W,
TO the effect. o. large aud healthy crops iGo!ai''
Fertilizer.
Fromils Chemical composition il will BE- ioGa.
iiiIncquhiTtcd with its usefulness 10 >'il"r-'G" ""l-
III. more ccr'nin 20 net ~ II 'prcInl ninA'if' j" ~
The innuiicrnblr testimonials. unsolicited. w6rFhi'' u
scrib'r III n-rrrrin. This much. .v
IN lnu-t instances the wheat from ~ npi'-'h'''
been l'-+ attacked by wGrEI. -
~ there "re vhriou. copyi-ls O. Ills article. ~ Ola.
Introduced hy the subscriber INTO sii- ,0Gn"s' -.
whicl. n medal and diploma hnt been handed mn y
Introduction. 'cnniions" -houlA be- h-rry"iiLHt,'s
n.c has my brnnd upOnit il and also. PURCHASERS 'ay"+
only oirc-pcctablc Houses III wlIOInthc have emu =.
dcnce oil Keeping the genuine ar;iclr. To rr"rs''".'f
y A"' : "''''' VII . ''''' e. :" b DrErEG,
WILLIAMSBURG. /. /, Se" '"'
r. 6. The article il warranted YUro nH' :'DiL
sale az Messrs. McGrrdrrs. with luli d.:.ci!ghs w. rif
Jun, GG-t July 81 I. J. JIM"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

The Capital oi the banks in Virginia Oh the frs;
,lav nj January last was $l2,1?6 ,iG6: the amount nj
lmins anI discounts. S2i,9l3,,S!; ii specie. S3,'2l ,oi!;
and of rirrulaiimr, 81 i,21S,7922. The total amount Of
,lmric in all nj The banks in the Imirci Stal"s was,
S5O,ON0,n0O. of circulation. 500 ,DOO.O nO, and nj de-
posts SIS, OOO, OO.- - Rockingham Rcststrr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

SHAKESPEARE READlNGS.-Miss White, NJ
Richmond. VA, la- just mnic her b,b"f nj Washing
ton in readings from the Immortal bard. The impress
sion she made upon her hearers was most inr"rahlc.
Miss White is the daughter "f n gentleman once well
known IL the literary world as the editor III the
.Snutl,rrn Literary Me>scu.c," and being lett with
uul other resources, determines 10 avail herself at her
talent, and accomplishments rs II rcritrr nj the stan
lnrl works III the old drumatists ana p"cts.-lB"h'-
mari Su,y.
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NEW VOLUME OF GODEY,s L..DY'> Boo0

Commencement ~ me Second RHGftr ~
~SOMETHING Err FINE. ..,rt,.
yuNIE July No. Of Gpdcy'f Lniy- BOOK : - N
Il and rontnins ~ ususI, n greater a~.,o';i'h "
ci'. for ladies. not only for show, bit 49,, 'aA
found in nny other periodical in The world. ,.-,ea
The TnrIr"llc! COor.l FG.hiui.. 20 b" :o'." - rt n :rs
pubi!ca'ioli.-Frnn for n Lady, Cnbin't~-t ,i,r
Drc--r--The Mclorn and Zuiinin Mantle, h%;sr IL
with Corl.-lnscr;ion for Shirt Fr2nts -bii"i'. ..5. .
Pal;crps-Godey's C0urse % -, f,s
Dr"~ins.-Thc Wild Flowers 0! The .Hon'A Ia:
ru..-Thc Pcignor.-Bhsqurs. Chenl!sG'ie. a"-r-ls
Slecves.-Bonnet Prescrvcr. Initial i-ensi; II.s1i@
Bhsk'f. tor the Centre Tnlls!-C0rni Broiue''"
chicf-Braid rnttcrn-lIrId Drtss''e. &c; r,,r n0ri~
a Splcniid Line Engraving. NOAH AM iu .b r..r~
Gnllantry-Mu.ic-A Day ~ Il slip ia'i Cd.zs
House, with ncrnv!cSs-!H'~ Cog
-Goicy's Invaluable and Srusonahle hc''P'"
tiolhry.-lce Creams nnd Pudd:n:-: .o,,.
II This No. will he cent on receipt o, '''" -.
TERMS: 49,:
One copy. one
Two copies, Que ~. ur.ra 4,
Five copies. one yehr, and I'LL extra copy "'"
scndin. the club. do
Eight copies, one year, do. do. 30 .
Eleven copies, one yenr, 10. DC: uo,s N,:,:s'
S.v"Godcy's L~ly'z Book and A!;hu:' zoe GGOpEi.
viii both be sent one year for IS 30. h.: :" r,sI,inmI,f&.
No ll3 Chesnu: street.
Ju.e 2O-dltSc2t --T-4
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NEW EnITl0N or GALES REPORTS.

FIRST VOLUME NOM READY.
HTST published nul tor snlr hy \. MORRIS. Q. g
- street.
Report. ot Ca-'- argued AMI n%ijul.r,i III ,h"I5-
Appeals Oi Nir.iuin. by Daniel Call. III PIX volume. ~
third edition. Ia which. besides tin Notes OF the hr 10.
Tate. Esq, urr added copiuus references To s;a;u" AMI
scpurnI applications on the SANE, subject, by lucan VI
Era. Councillor 1T Law. price :,
The SECOND mud Third vClulnrs will likcwi-r Shortly =
.Iri revised H. above. jus:
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c,Trrr unGS AND SHEEP

BEEF-Sid$i 0 T. cwt. ero.-. which IL S9d:.! =
IlOGS-DUli. ~ $50 net.
SHEEp-Mmt,om sell Tor s3.i0ds5 . p!oCei of OIL,
mud superior Siccr. L"wbs, hrins - chch. 'cos
10 quality.
vEAL-Cdlrt. iii for vool srll n, i1jc. T. . +.
woi,ll
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SLAVE EMIGRATION TO KANSAS AND
NEBRAShA.-Therc have been meetings held at
Independence and Wcstport, Mo-, to counteract the
migration from the free Sts,es into the new terrific,
RIGS, by slave emigration. The resolutions adopted
declare IN substance that those who composed the
meeting would take their slaves with tlem' and hold
them, peaceably if they could and fnrcibiy II they
must nSainst the efforts of organized parties from
the free States.-fBoli,nor, Son.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-Thc
~ Department OF Principal in this Institution being now
vacant. the Bonrd OF Trustees will meet un Saturday. the
18th July, ls5i, for tho purpose OF iling the vacancy. Pre-.
posh!- addressed 10 the President or Secretary, nrr there.
tore respectfully invited from all who may de-irc to take
charge Of the School, aud who can furni-, unqucstionuble
evidence OF their ability properly to conduct it.
The Branches usuhlly taught in the Academy are: Eng
Natural Philosophy. Algebra and Geometry, Modern Lam.
giasc., Music, Painting and Drawing. Assistant Teacher.
are appointed by the Principal, subject to the approval of
the Bonrd. under whosc control the Principal will haro the
entire charge and superintendent Of the Institution. win
Inc profits thereof. \ moderate rent is charged for ti,r
Academy building.
ANY enquiries addressed tothc Board, or 10 the Prc,;dcp,
or Secretary, will be promptly answered.
y. w. sOuTuALL, Prcst.
Elk WATSON, secy. June 20-cw3w
RUTTER,-A few kegs very nice tublc Butter-for
19 sale by
Iuhp 10 r IL GEINEKp
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MARRIED. In charlottesville. on Tu"-i"y morning. the
WI. R.'u h~S.It4virI, TO Miss MARTHA a. MATTHEWS
ui charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

NTANOES.-l7O0 ton. hes, Peruvian "''"''
iuur .-cSw UuGII W, FR!
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NEW GOODS, II3 EAGLE sUrARE.

NEW (.UODS, I13 EAI.IE SUI NIKE.
DARASOI.S and Ladies' Umbrellas.
IL tirn,lcncn'- silk md Bingham do.
Cause. Mrrino md Cotton Vests
Kid. silk and Thread Glove.
White Linen Drlll-
White ami culur,ri Mnr.rillcs Vr-lin..
Dnnn.k Table Cloth,
lIoyins and Napkins
Linen Floor Cloths
iai Linen Shr,tin:s
Pillow Linens
Linen Cam!ric and silk Pocket IianLl."rcAsi.
silk and Lace Nantes
June ~ PARKER, RAYl.Y 4 SlNN0
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THE MUSICAL CONGRESS AT TIE" kAs:'".

IALIAlC. s
rhinea, f. Barnuln has ever been trh"i"' III
licn,s, To u.trnrt ;lc people and transfer '''''s Iii.
treasury. An acquaintance with I'm" feature - ii
character induced the manager "l I'LL" '''
hrnnbug, the New York Crystal fnl"''' - '"
him the presidency III the company "He" "
IN the eve Of bankruptcy. F"ri'with "s t.;
manifested itself in the tarcc of II secnh"
und when the public curiosity became eNe"u"' ~
pnrcd for II third display oftlie same sort "N
of on Thursday evening. and according 10 nv
mil of Commerce WINS witnessed by f"r"'y '"""S"""
SPECTATORS. l, wus called II Musical Congress anu was
conducted Nv the Great JULIEN. The rf''e'Pa' iei-
formancc of the evening was the FIREMAN 1'A''
RIFLE, composed by NJ. JULIEN "nd ler'"r"'I" ~
for the first time. 1t was rapturo''sl! rt'e'''" NV
crowd in attendance. 1t represented III -'n'o"' u
radc vt New York firemcn. n grand ''"'"Si"'"" nv
move .ncnts of the fire companies ut tue Sce"'' '"'
hourse calls Of tho trumpets, the rnnbl'ns OF inc '""-
chimes, the li,s:ns of the waters nlh'" 'e names
and all the Accomplishments of u fire III srea' cry
Tie critics saw, that us Il musical con'p"s'i"' II uoeS
not equal the National Quadrllc, but tar eSeeeus '"D'
in scenic effect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

FAYETrE Comfy ELEcrIoY.-Mr. Montgomery
reelected Sheriff, and ?. Morton, Commissioners of
the Revenue.
NELSON CorSTr.-Joaeph Lyon elected Sheriff.
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"SDTI tHOIIII IUT ITHE' r
GEO. +. DENEALE.
TO N,NAVY

In reply TO your enquiry, ] have only I" say ihat
| have neither signed, nor intend to sign any r..lne1t.
TO the Governor, for the Gull Of an extra session "i
the Legislature. In the lnst of the series "f letters
which I wrote from Richmond last winter. NJ well az
in mn editorial article which appeared i'll this paper
few weeks ngu, | took Il decided stand against mn OK.
ira session. For various REASONS not necessary now
To- mention, ] have been and still nm opposed 1" such
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
MaRRIED

- Nothing by the Telegraph last Evrnin
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i1.-sSOTIcE.-lhr Masonic fraternity O
ISIS 0i Eirgnin mrerc.pcctiully rcqucstcitn IN
attend nj Lnui-n Court House, on Saturday, Wv
the Sih Of July, to nssi-t the 81. Wor. Grand IN
Master. in dc'iic"iins a Masonic Hall. ly ordrr/ v y
Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

"A OF cieht ythf-T nXprricncr IN
IA Teaching. II vir.inian by birth and cducnrion ,ic-irre
the situation o! Principal Of mrAcalrny. in some thriving
community. A,upl" testimonials OF character AM! uunlii.
onions furnished. Address Qpn'tTHih)
June 2u-c2nw'f TEACHER. Hampton, Ia.
i.ynchlmrs Republican i. REQUESTED To copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

ROCKINGHAM AND AN EXTRA SESSION.
The Senator aud Delegates from Rockingham, pub
licly condemn an extra session in the following cards:
TO MANY VOTERS.
In reply to Your query in the last Register, address
I'd To Mcssrs. Stevens, Marrz, %Sprinkel, and myself. rs
Ia whether we hud sigucl the cnll for an extra session
of tho Legislature, | would state, TINT ] tor one, sign
ed no ,ucl call, nor did | favor such call. nm not
.rrccn' or soft enough Tor that.
.Junr Il. GEO. +. DENEALE.
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iSUPETTOR SCMMEK CL0TIIINI.

iSUPERTOR SUMMER CLOTTIING.
~ LACK AlImcu sacks, with velvet collur.
10 Do. MrrinO FrUrk-, do. do.
White and culnrrd buck Linen Fruck-
Do. do. Cfnmn silk Sacks
Linen Part. md Mnrsrillrs Vests, in .rca: ysiry
Gumzr and M..rino Shirts. &c., nj umI.laT: lw ~
FOR cash. nj j. u. GOUlhaHr
June ~ NO. l3i. NE.f
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The suggestions of the following communication,
are commended TO our judgement MS well by their
manifest wisdom az by the temperate manner i'll
which they urc submitted:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

BALLOON ASCENSION.
o THE FIRST TIME IN 4 QUARTER OF a CEN
Tl'l;Y ~ VIRGINIA.
DROFESSOR ELLIOTT, the eminent AMERICAN
d FRONArT, will make "A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-19
AIACULLAR, WILLIAMS & 90.
271 Piper's Block, Main Street,
CLIO u HIN G

OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE!!
Having made arrangements to manufacture our own
ilock of Clothing, feel confident in saying to
merous friends and customers, that prepared
10 show them better assortment Of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
10 have that, but of doing the best
GU S ST. NJ WOR
we have secured the services of of the first Cutters
In the Country.
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner, and
ii short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this CT
and vicinity We all that the work turned nj
nom this establishment will be none in the city
We have in store full assortment of all kinds Of Piece
Goods, such Broadcots, Cassimeres Doeskins Vest
ngs, &c
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front Sts
mch22 dawtf TIAYER EAMES