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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
Congressional.

Jsnusry 10. -HsUsE.-Mr. Orr intro
duced bill for the relief olSth. surviv.
ors Of the Arm; saved from the Steamer
San Francisco, which was referred 70
the Commissioner on mlriary fairs.
The resolution nv Mr. Chandler for
he appointment Of joint Commiiteeto
express the thanks ol the naiian for the
preservation Of passengers ON board tho
San Frsncisco. Adopted.
A resolution Of nature similar IN that
Of Mr.. Chandler was offered in ne Sen-
uie, by Mr.. Pearce Of Maryland.
SESATE.-Mr. Bright introduced bill
granting land to rariuus railroad romps.
MES, for The instruction Of railroads in
several States. Referred.
Mr.. Brighi's bill grants 400, 900 acres
Of land 10 each Of the following named
railroad companies, who jointly are TO con-
struct The continuous railroad from Lake
Erie 10 the mouth of the Ohio, and
New Orleans Railroad Company from
Mobile, and Ohie road in Tennessee 10
Paducuh in Kentucky; the Ohio River
and Wabash Railway from ,Paducah to
Vincennes through Illinois; the South.
western Railway from Vincennes to Indi,
annapolis, the Toledo and Indianapolis
Railroad Company from Muncie, Indiana,
to the Ohio State Line TO Toledo at Lake
Erie, making total grant Of 1000, 900
acres of public lands. The companies
are Immediately to select the lands, and
shall carry The United States mails free
Of all charge, and in time Of war shall
transport troops and munitions free of
cost. Referred to Committee on Public
lands.
Tne resolution Of thanks to Captain
lngrahom has passed the House Of Rep.
rescntatives. 1t excited considerable de-
bate, and the result was an entire approx.
al Of the course Of the administration in
: the Kosta affair, and full endorsement. Of
the principles of Secretary Marcy's let
ter. ........
January, 10.
, In the House. yesterday, some discus
, sion ensued on MIR, Ewng's amendment
to the Constitution, providing for the
choice of President by electors from sin.
gle districts in the respective States Of the
, Uui"n,
The Deficiency Bill was then taken up.
on which debate ensued. Messrs. Cut
, ting and Walsh of N. Y. end Smith of
Ala. being the principal speakers.
Jan. l9.-SENATE.-A skirmi>h took
. place, yesterday. between Mr.. Cooper of
, Penn. and Mr. Wade Of Ohio, in ref.reuce
, to the Erie Riots.
The mat er of the Vermont Senatorship
, was postponed one week on account of
the absence Of VIZ. Phelps
A large number of bills passed among
, them one authorizing New York City to
q. be REIN ,nrsed for providing for the New
York Volunteers in the Mexican War.
!. In the House, bill was passed for the
f relief of the soldiers on San Francisco
: Other bills were also passed, one making
. appropriations for West Point, another
). for pensions. Gerritt Smith made some
observations when the House went into
q commi tee of the whole.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

MAJOR HoBsrE, the frs. assistant Post.
master General, as we learn this morning,
is still lying in very critical condition al
his residence in this city there being
slight hope Of his recovery.
LIEUT.. DAVIS was considerably relieved
yesterday by the lifting Of a depres, ed
portion Of the ykuIl-bone and though The
chances nre against 1t. Yscovery is not yey
donsidered entirely hersless.
NINA UTTERMuHLE.wh wsss few days
since CONNECTED to prisoD in this CITY, fo'
Killing Emeline Lackey. who had lived
with him as his wifs, nod whom he bsd
long cruel y malireoted. died there attsu
o'clock, Of msnis.a-po.u. Hs Leaves q
wife and ags children. ..s.s
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

~An aiiemp, is being made in Con-
gres 10 aid Railroad Companies. now
constructing roads, By granting to the i'm
por,ers Of railroad iron four years credit
Tor the duties imposed BY Government,
thereon. Mr. Clingman, (Dem.) Of
North Carolina. introduced a bill Of that
character, and in his remarks presenting
il TO the House said that within the last
eighteen months the price Of railroad
iron had advanced from forty 10 eighty
dollars per Ton that this rise had embar-
rassed many Of the railroad enterprises
Of the country; and that as the Govern
meni was in no immediate want Of the
money arising from tie duties imposed
on The article. il would be well 10 give
this extended credit. Mr.. Jones, ol
Tenn, moved TO lay the bill upon the Ia
BILE, which motion was negauved-yeai
8, nays l03.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21


"NEw ILLUsTRATED PAP PER.-We
have received the first number of new
pictorial paper, published in New York,
under the title of !Montgomsrys Ptctorial
Times, 1t is beau,fu sheet, far su
perior IN embellishments and matter 20
Gleason's paper. Mr. Montgomery is
extensively engaged in the publication oI
illustrated works of high merit, and We
have no doubt of his ability to perma
nen,ly establish wha, has been irequentl y
,ried in this country--a good pictoria
weekly. I, is only three cents per mum
Der or ST. so per year.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
Letter from Emanuel Gallegos."

We are enabled to lay before our rea'
ders letter from the Spanish delegate to
the llausc Of Representatives, from New
Mexico territory. It needs no comment
at our hand. The Translation is said to
unique: ....~
To the Editors Of the Sunday Times:
Dear Sirs-As your excellencies have
previously done ne the honor Of mention-
ing my humble name in your large paper.
With mnch appreciation, feel some deli
cacy--though a stranger-in sending you
my episte. cannot read or write Eng
lish--and, indeed, lam sure that WASH
ington. is the worst city TO acquire either
in purity. Blu. have perceptor who
teaches me very quick and cheap. Twas
much aslonished by the city Of large dis
lance, which they call Washington; and I
would rather lasso buffalo than walk on
dusty day from the treasury buildings
10 The capital. only arrived in town
two days before the session opened. and
had little time to perceive things before I
took my seat. was much bored by people
whom they call lobby gentlemen, until
they found two things: one, that | could
! not speak E. gIish, and another, that !
was only delegae without vo'e. At
ter this discovery was made had no bad
brandy or cigars forced upon me. Indeed,
many, who at first, were polite, did not
seem to know me. | find my seat very
pleasant. If l am tired, the buzz about
me makes slumber very inviting; and
when the talk is loud, / expect every min
ute that there will be some interesting
| fight. As yet, have seen none, although
! many members use their arms rs if about
to use their firsts. The pay is not very
/ bad, ard is more than l could make trad.
ing at home in hides and ore. My mile
age money was very snug, and is now in
the bank. One gentleman, who talked
Spanish, offered me a much larger SUM it
would promote Pacific Railroad by my
influence. When told him THAT this just
suited ne and my constituents, and that
| would push ii without money, he shook
nv hand and said was the only pure
patriot in Washington, y felt honored
wi,hou. knowing why he said So.
4 President Pierce is very kind 10 me.
hut / like Mr.. Gushing better. because
he can talk Spanish equal to any poet m
4 Madrid. He and have many jokes to-
getler, and he says that ! am the only
) member 10 be envied because I have all
the honor and the pay without being an.
noyea with speeches and votes. Perhaps
/, he 'eright. a s@a4 s,s.
Ihase been to one evening party. but
w saw 80 many black coats that thought
lii might be 4 funeral par,icularly g sbs
ladies looketlas gay and smiling q z z ,ney
had Just lost their husbands. ! cauent ?
! bad cold, however. which Gen. Cushing
: says i, is not tnEbe sneezcd ut. -
sisaI Fshall soon write again. nv,
q Yours wilh great tresperf, s
gg5t MAHuvL G4LLEGos.
r. S.--Wha. shsiIlI do with We y !, largs !,
I n;ls az sunboui d books with ..R0b. Doc
en ,hsm.''
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

GFAs BAD AS THAcKARY.-The press
generally has given Mr.. Thackary 'gas'
for the manner in which he has spoken
of Washington In his novel. five were
astonshed at his remark, how much more
are we to be at sentence which appeared
in the Ashland Times. Speaking Of the
Whisky Insurrec ion, it says it occurred
under the administration Of "Mr. George
Washington" We expect to hear it
mention "a Mr.. Napoleon Bonapar.e,
who at one time was Emp eror Of coun'
try generally known by the name Of
France,'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

~ FRAsKLIN's BIRTH DAY,--Th.
printers of Pittsburgh, celebrated the
l7th insL--,he birth day Of the PATRIOT .
philosopher and printer--Bsnamin Frank
lin-by giving a magnificent banquet al
Washington Hall. We were sorry for
being unable TO accept the invitation SO
kindly offered Us. feeling certain we have
missed a "good time" Printers in the
Smoky City are prorerbial for the magni.
ficeni character Of their entertainments,
and we know that the Committee of Ar
raDgements did not permit their festival to
fall behind any of its predecessors. We
understand Horace Greely and other dis.
tiuguished persons were present.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

A gentleman by the name of VIM. Gray
lust returned from California, was robbed
on the 10th, while on the cars at Buffalo,
Of ten thousand dollars in gold. He sus.
pecled his par,ner, whom he suddenly
missed, after the discovery Of his loss
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

HAsENcLEvEu one Of the most famous
Of the Dusseldorf sch sol Of arl, is dead,
leaving a vile and three children He
was born in the year 1910, at Hemschidt,
in the dukedom Of Berg, and studied his
art in Dusseldorf and Mulch.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

~ A man in Winconsin ho recent
jy inserted long adyer. semsnt IL the
papers. offering his farm for sale, closed
in the following style :'The surrounding
county ~ the mos beautiful the God Of
nature eyer made. The soenary 10 ce.
lestial--diyine--also Two wagons 10 sell
and aeyoke Of steers,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

GFHon. Archibald Dixon, Of Ky, has
moved two amendments to Douglas Me-
braska bill, which repeal the Missouri re-
strlction and legalise and establish slavery
in the territory, so there need be no dodg-
ing now. If it be the object of the Cit
lie Giant" to introduce slavery into Me-
braska, le. him and his friends vote for
the amendments.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

Admiral Dacres, who was captain Of
the British frigate Guerrero, when she
struck to the american frigate Constitu.
lion, Capt Hull, in the first naval engage.
ment IN 1912. died ia England, on the
4th Of December.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

OTSince September last. there have
Leou exported TO Europe alone, from THE
country 100000 barrels Of flour; A.
$4,000 bushels wheat; and 050,0O0
bushels corn. OF this immense business,
New York has probably more than ons-
half.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

esIs B,ars- Bar. " -On our first page'
- pnblssh apoeiirsl eiiasion under the
love tide. from the pen q. Dr. TuckER
of e;sesnfsld. Iicyiness poe,ical talent
of ! supsrior order, snd We should be
mush pleassd II sbe Dr.. would favor Us
occasionally Wis . cea.gibatien.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
Oberlin College.

This excellent institution, we are happy
to learn is in most thriving condition.
Tho following tabular statement prepared
by correspondent of the Sandusky Reg.
ister, shows an increase Of students for
the pas, year has been very large over
that of 1852:
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

THE New York State Court Of Appeals
has just given an important decision
IN suit brought by Ex.Auorney
General Chstfsld, op behalf the Common.
weal.h. 80 test the title of .he Renessel.
earwyek The cpur hns unanimously af
firned The iihe Of the Van Rensselaer, 10
be reguiasand valid
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

ino,he Dead Letter Office At Washing.
ion las, weeka lotier was found TO con
.ain $500, H'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

0-"NIc,As" was reaeivei TOO late for.
publication, this week, but will appear in
oiir neyt. ..s.s
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

The excellency Of Oberlin College and
the libcrali,y with which students are ed.
ucaied, have combined 10 make It one Of
the most popular educational institutions
in the STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
',sr NEWS By THE TELEGRAPH.
.,sI for tho Richmond Enquirer
'N .IS .TEE PROM EUROPE.

80, NAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Sob e.-The steamer Pacific, with Li .t.rprd'
AfS az, January arrived this afternoon w. do.
10 Lac nsws Cotton in the Liverpool naIS nn s M
70 III" H." sales of four days amount 10 - wv sals NJ
k:A NJ TS,lv he,te,; wheat aso was better ,r.r
tsu' "" a. al Corn was unchanged. o
Esn TO go po,s,sbu,, was indescribseie; ana
thought tina, the Car nigh DC ranoed Il Was be-
liz Of va. HI,rn thousand troops nave c'osseo '''
Es,td that ten OF h''eeh
epoer ship Red Jacket arrived a. on lhe sI Jsuu
Toe e"pe "a laws The Africa arrived oh 'lio 80 - liz
s Oh 20 - had also arrived win po,1on VI .e
I've d passengers saved from tho wreck 0' 'e S'eae
fsneiico em;srant ship Taylor from Liverpool Tor
Tns new ron n Dn5lin bar and sunk.400 lives were
d: ,, fo,,ns had skea place between the Russians
No lu," s,ye Iyarlike preparations continue Inc al
|a3 IuAS t accounts were steering Tor batsuro
Ft' IDns.;an feet was also at sea: .
pc ,ndon Times says the Gar mas mol proceeoea 10
inc Icnphs On hearing OF me entrance ot tug aieo
uens ms BLACK Sea- he replied BY asking whether the
(as in intan strict neutrality or side with Tur-
I.:, would n's'u'1A
h. from Vienna says that the Gear will contemp.
me Vienna note refer Turkey 10 Gortscha
g f,ther particulars and refuse 10 abae one ot from
E,.chiSof's demands.
ins sV the Car forms!lyso declare war.
~ II; rumored that Nesseoce had resigned, and mat his
an.tion had been accepted
US M.son had been presented at Court.
H. Ith,s,isns ard Cossacks left Cons.antnope on the
l. January 10 join Omar Pasha.
that Russia had demanded Of Denmark 10 take
vay or the other. and had also objected 10 the pun
IT, We If q naval depot by Prussia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
TO THE PLANTERS AND FAKMEMS
ASI) THOSE FOLLOWING AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS.
1 ,.suner. Phoanhnfe OF inc Mnnurc.'

TsyIE call the OF the above
To- his No SupcPh phue oil Lime Cheni-
Manure Originally si ~ @ @' S fSuH 10.
n@ so a a' pes son ] all
that have trial OF it, aonT side OF the best Peruvian Guar
4Se p and the soil The beet
era. G Increasing emslS IRON Snf:t
spaIline Esq., Brooklyn Conneccu,-is gentleman made an
the use Of my Chemical him Of Iodian
averaging 81 bushels the wcicas the average crcE'
e ,o o and vegetation arc benefued by it,.
e @ Of Of s
asrng esmonias from nearly all Of those who have uted IN
The Subscriber warrants his Chemical Manure in
continent Of America az being truly pure anu genuine
ma'O al anI barrels T be nraTted VIII
un Of SuePho:phae Of Lime and Chc'
wing letters are offered for III readers reusa
Also please make enquiries Of E. X Collins Ocean Steamer r0
pris'or' 7usoos NECK, wssreHEsrrn,N;Y.2
x B De- PSs f living Eu. Jour super.
PHOSPHATE Of Lime full test both on Horticulture and Asrlcu
nev we You the results have tie beth
Of
the most satisfactory aye alec tested s merits IN
ssas1 'y with '. six x s a
found where applied the
Re ye 10 be The largest myself made quite
il had had al Sssa We ii eushd
E s for the Beets sppiri d side by side
Maps Ss ood
nus, md Peruvian Guano. Where put the supefhcspee
oJ . weld Al least len per cent OF Super
nhsc TO your that applied Guan1 and gu
soa The Carro!sl ui u on ofoaCe@s
not in drills and met the results with the Dee nucn
in favor of the super Phosph1ie Of Lime. ,,.,.e.;,
consider your the cheapest and Inc most n
that can be applied .U 10 H Of This valuable manJe
'f'e Believe mo remain my dear SIR,
Your obi servt
JAMES MCMILLAN,
Manager
To FRANCIS MoRsIs ESQ., Throg's Neck, We'ehescE NY
1errL1oN STREET, N. Y, AND BRooKLYs. Connr}
January sd 1851
C. p. De Burg, ESQ., :. .,,., Thin =
Dear Sr-lIrewh send you few lines relative 70 VIVA,
of yuur SIner Phosphate Of Lime, which have nal q" yo.
son and applied " my Indian can assure y. @
me testimony Of the great
nurc il tn the acculiual muny az Iaisc 80,
esy bushels Of the while 6esools na %
bs,.,s onIv the soi' h'e W
for much qan,y Of ana cas-. last
lInd tns ~ h;nk viii !iri OF one hundred
o be acre ueIt Ma"y my ie'snoo'S vi" ooe
OF when the time arrives. .orr busnass
WISHING Sou e'e'' remain dear sir yours &C.,
w SPALrINC.
Feb 3-cU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10

CALEB COPE q CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SILKS AND FANCY
GOODS,
HAVING removed their spacious granite Nos 3
III Market and IL Commerce Streets Philadelphia receiy
and opening their Spring mpoaons consisting Of
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Embroideries, Lnccs and
White Goods Hosiery, Linens, Gloves,
Cravats, handkerchief, &C.,
The whole king the largest varied
Of aric their line be found in the United States
Their stock all the latest Of goods produced
the sailing Of each steamer and will include novel aud
hned designs in
DRESS FABRICS, RIBBONS, &c,
all Of which will be disposed Of favorable be Of
eIed by any house in the Union.
hllnda nhia Ian M-hw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
FROM CALIFORNIA.

x.w ORLEANS Feb. 6.-The files Of papers from Cali.
,eceiysd by the Daniel Webster, contain little Of i'm
&e,,nee -, ,,,x r.,rt,x.,. ,,,,oo .h,, a., ,,h,
M Nth force in aid of Col. Walker, had arrived In the
shocrhoOd of his rendezvous The objects OF the espe
S yjce President Of the new Republics and, at last
.,,e was epcamped with his troops at Eusada He was
.,ce(u possession of the country. All the Mexicnns In
nsish5orhood had suomeo ASKED WALKERS pso'ecIon
I n nr0mised neutrality.
y. had been rejected in the District Court.
The mining business much depressed by the dry
BIZ bu, heavy rains were beginning 10 fall.
The markets completely staenan HE depression
sc unexsmped Clear pork selling at 800; mess l5x !;
.oe butter q; coal had advanced, Lackawanua 49, Rio
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Svw YoRs Feb. 9-The steamer Star of the West has
rived She 400 passengers and S750OO0 and brings
sipepce from California 10 the afternoon of the 10th
January. .
Inches from the U. S. Minister.
Further advices from Lower California that when
Es latter beseged at Ensada. The besegers were at
kcw,rds repused. Lieut. McCbben and private, McCor
facs were killed and five others wounded.
The Legislature Of California met January ID.
The Governor states that the amount Of the State debt is
Upwards of 50 OOOUUO.
The snouo of gold dust shipped from California 10 1858
/ SO 300 OCO
The atet advces from the Sandwich Islands are the
2i;h December.
Mr Gregg the new United Staee Commissioner had been
presented at Court.
M, Severance had taken official leave.
The steamers Cor,ex San Juau Uncle Sam and Panama
ved January l4th The Golden Gate had not arrived
20 the 10Th.
The u s. sloop of Portsmouth arrived at San Fran
lsco 10 IL days from Honolulu.
Dates from Oregon 10 January lllh have been received
The news Is unimportant.
The steamer El Dorado from Aspin wall also arrived to-
m The George Law sailed from Aspnwall February lst,
b. New York, with the mails 600 passengers. and nearly
/ COO 600 in gold
The Uncle Sam had arrived at San Francisco. She
wis having passed the Golden Gate, slightly disabled
.oush wanting no assistance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
GoDDIN l. APPERSoN, Auci
VERY VALUABLE FARM IN SYDNEY,
NEAR PLANK ROAD, ~ MILES WEST OF RICHMOND

yb>JE sell that valuable FARM called
soak Knoll containing e. situated near he PIons Road
miles West Of the CITY, adjoining the lands OF Messrs r. M
bb Jr and D. w Carter The whole place is 10
good enclosed and the hi o. cultivation Il
h da Apr will that day be sold AZ ACTION ara I'll
yrIed into building which particular heticc
will appeur This beautiful location for SD
burbau part OF the CITY OF
Apply GopDlN Afr1Hso''' "oe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10

BALTIMORE, FEB. 9.-The markets are all at stand,
aS.n!ag The news by the steamer Pacific.
Bfeta and Brothers. agents of the Peruvian Govern
h:n, ie the ssle of guano have given Bstmore firm
c,ac for puano bags 10 the amount OF sa5OUoo 70 DC
n,te hr sewing machine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
To FRANCIS MoRsIs ESQ., Throga Neck, wesochsscr, NJ l.
l.sruLroa STREET, N. Y, AND BRooKLYN. Germ,

Ior,v ~. BLhTTOE. DENTIST.
hr advanaa OF the Baltimore Co!'sg'
surgery otter professional services 10 the c'!'
mhrrlcnd the adjoining counties am prepared ~
ali operations the teeth 10 The noei perfect
pc ~ =! u entire set
VIII sse""' $500 80 HrTh G-rly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
Caroline county
j. RED BARRETT
Ian 23-2n Formerly asrn! OF Barrett he~son
KEDs.Mr ION Or VIiIGININ SIN f'Eh car

'IsI1E HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
DEBT Issued i! tie VIr.ihi Iets:a3- G" u: ; l.
day ii Mach. lii ami a.Ts3r!s within efi 10! .xcSe.!
Eccn y1I' viii take rc:!c", that Tie Cr:S;.''7 ~ S!"
F:l. t:t;:! T.: lie frncG het'oy vi l;'na
pissed ca ~ ~: Gay Mic 1855 vii cocrcH on Inc t a!
March, Isl, 70 redeem the al Inc itdsul! ~.
(o,. ~, aforesaid! Tie holders Of certificates
fuIr tho sad ES day Mslcl fuf.eter INC same q ire
he second AUDITOR whether surrendered or not the
int.rcst thereon viii cease that day:
d.. 40. In ZANE issued Amount
1915 Nov. John Ferguson Of Irvine In Ncrth E0n ESQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAI CONCERN.
SEyAKE NOTCE-That have qualified the guardian for Jno
infant child nf lno VI Farmer, (who died IN hf
county the County Court OF AamaGce Couuty
State and bond and such and
thai shall Judge the Circuit Court for the County o
Halifax Virginia. ih day Of the Of that Court ie'
leave 10 the said nfaot Jno H. Farmer from The
Vrsnie said County Of Aamance and Stale Of North
Carolina. HAhtlsoN hhhDooR.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10
WANTS..

NATANTE d.. wish employ immediately quahle''t"
w SUP esndeut Of Saw ua;cl tho c"uniy p
Charles City Orc that can come well Recommended taa Obtain
good a.a! pcrmait. WM. e. ALLEN
Feb {" III street. .tiwrGn Main aud Bank streets.
N1ANTEDAiew thousand bustcs VT good Wheat Api,!
w 10 r. HASKiS,
Jdn u Curnr .ulh and NJtcr streets
WANTED, ON LOAN-e2MN fur twelve YEARS. luts,.s
~ paid annualiy Good sccuriy given. Address 4. D.
paid, RicE,HcaJ, Va Ian. - -r:w
ANTEO- partner, or pattnrrs. with capital OF s-UN"
w The writer OF this article has done worth ut bu
siness III less than 200 days. business profit Of from lIO o
per CENT unj wholly for CASH lie .cea III five hundred thou
dollars lie cleared la ils
Apply at 10 A. NJ orst3P NJ M. 4 Exchange Hotel
Jan. ;U-td
ANTED-Ascnts With casl capital Educated aIi itts'
W gent persons With capital and business quhlca
tions, can clear from $1,000 TO 5000 per
Apply from TO 10 ~ FROM 10 L. at room NJ q TX
letters answered. Jan. Std
IANVED IA few acres OF Land. with grove e trees on H.
w IN Herico County from 2to mics q" chmon' "r VINO"
cash will te paid Address A, Box 567, Post Once
Feb 7--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10

EIchaNEc PInCe, Now f0rKs
GENTS for SAUGATUCK IRON WORKS, Saugatuck, Conn.
IN Also, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Tor the sale
Of Locomotives Engines Passenger aud Freight Cara Rail Road
Iron Spikes ugaucE Iron
Works the and equipment Of mrs. class rail roads
RIFERSScRs:
Dr. A. Graham President OF the Board OF Public Works Viz
gina.
Rogers, Kechum 4 {; rosv.nor,)
r. & &. L. schuyler, Mex icrs.
Morris,
8. Snug Conn. Dec. l3--ly