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Wrcan btsdmers, Ct.


II HINKLEY \ Co, lSTHMuS fOk-
"a WARDFKs and TRANSFORMERS. ASPINWALL .rd
pANAslA-A NJ HINkLEY Co, ong AnowH a. stnnns For
ranspooTs, aad though theu Passur irsas Va
urdel Tie Panama Railroad Co. and prepared 70
ssye .nd forward fesN Co California nd 10 ".ss Oos OF
% bnd 30 CONSIGNED 90 then Apinwe .hsuee they sill
fhu, arsit 10 he prl NeSY0rt Al nts ~ - csns
Der rolus hlp -hi ss = sd'ug 90 - sg'r.a rom
P,7sms
gor utl rarHcul'rs ana nstrl,l oo. sIisy %
JOIN ~. CARBiNoIoN. Asenr ~ 4 ofo,sw.,,
As-n-s-A ". SWEET New oresus Jcscrt hswcs ssh f'sn
ChIIFORNIA FAMILY EMPRESS lDo PASSAGE TlCkEr
AGENCY.
Lsda Children accompanied through q san francseo BY ~
panenccd gentltmau!y red sui rn~OfhJ Sn
chsrsc aud tandins. -. , -
Passage tckes purChased choice oorits fog
pa4tes the City tg! and fsb noMa,on sven 10 All
fn1n-t, JOAN W. CARRlNGrOH,
no 70 Broadway under mo Panama Railroad one
BANANA TRANSIT TlCKETS.-The transit can
20 usds thror "a icu fu~ al 20 Panama ia one day
T..i oi n Panama BY ths tes. conveIanee.
Beio.I Mules These Tickets Incorporated WIN
ho T. aud Pacific Mail steamers. aud MAKE On enfo
lhftr- Z Now - san ffsDrisco
P,,rscgR ricXETs2j 10 Of baggage allowed ee 20 esn fss
,ugr e carried he saddle male Of owners Hsk 70 saddle
hsys furnish Cd sratiA ,,.t-
Extra Bagsg cents pound from sp 70 snip
and ,ACesed tho wharf on ealing day o at
he Ohcr 90 Broadway previously. 49,.
rh cltf includes Z persona transit N
Psus. Sc excepting merely boad wbe on the istauus
Gc15 ues au able Opds and Stqp Men iaisbsd with
spt rsi attention and care " Ladies' and Children
Ou Special Mes.engeI accompanying tho basgsg' VIII sN"''
cess io ss b guired. whiie on board M staler
NJ HhKLEYS Iona and xpodeDce upon no stu
guhiAates Dispatch and facility. Appil %
JOHN ". CAERSGloN No e sr9sdwsy
Uai,- P,usna r. Once NJ =. the y Nst steamship
No WpaFe -
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C. ". HOLMES, Aucuonaer
II uOI fSEunI. ID EIlRNIINRE. =CHAS

o occk the OF the house No - Thirty third e,tweea
Fh and xhLvs consisting Tapestry, bues anil ingram
Cafre Rosev Mahogany marble fable soies Spring
ara Cane es Chas ard Rockers OAK Extension Table Paintings
ard Fng, Silver plated Ware Vases, Mantle Clocks aso
uny hmter Furniture Cockery and 0Ass Ware Basement
..o Eiflh,t Furniture. &c.
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gopGrInershir Sontes.

DrSSOIJ TON c0parnership heretofore ex-
,,s nrSe- The name ct DAViO LANE Co enrasad ,he
FFED ana FLOUR husncss THiS DAY GssysG By ma!as
-. --~ cAvi0 LANE,
sV-'@ HENRY ". MILLER.
49,, A.. ,iss. JAMES G. CARPENTER
h me b. ucss OF the hFa viii b coosse4 a. he Ga
'''-" " '-'' Van vALKENsUR6H hAyILASo
NOTICE i have taken JOHN ID. MAliiS into co
~ rsrasrAp TIE bushes tbh date WI b. coIaa.ied
under tft era &. DAVID BOWS & co - =, >..,.
New Nosk. Ausust l. lS,4 DAVID BOWS, No y sSs.ns.
nlSSOLI TION-The COMPREHENSIVE hereto
fore existing under the ,fklNcH, yoaS>oS shEr
hereby dissolved BY mutual COUSIN
Al checks be sued hereafter tn AqaGai.oo ony y
'''H Ok 70" f''' JEROME FINCH,
CHARLES JOlNsoS.
N.w.Xo-k Arr l. 1884, GEORGE SHELTERED
NOTlCE.-Mr. SAMUEL NINM0NS is this day
~ admitted rartner fire. h. Philadelphia, anS
- RICHARDSON. SPENCE Il CO.. Liverpool
NN.Y.H I.iy 1854 ruOS RICHARDSON & c.
Professional Notfes.
CLAIMS for TEXAS LANDS prosecuted OF Par-
Y eh...d by gro wCoDNAN No ~ William Il
HULL TRUSS OFFICE, No. SO White Shut
er. Parent s1d Supporters spPicdi shoulder
Brace. A.
II :. Observation-Disclosures 20 travellers, 70
I sued ~ ] h MONIES Nottr, fabbe. II Nel.mst '"r
Broawsy Nstuslgd must prsaee their ceii 'ei's
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Drofesslonai Noiifes.
Ccdi.

TOAl.--I still continue 10 s tue best RED ASH
- The lows. possible price or cash, weight gisy
rsntrd under penalty OF forfeiture Il Coal fEfER 'LtNrOS
cor Of King and Greenwich aud Ash -, sni sthss
NOAL.-Yery best quality of RED ASH stove and
- aud delivered " per tun WHITE ASH 90 -
f-om yard go. 20 GoeTck 81. NAL 'biNfON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

. No MoAYY FROM THE TKEasURY FOR TIE PURCHASE or
LIGUOk-1HE BALLOT.-On Thursday, the 81 inst, the
tres men Of Hartford baoted upon the question whether
money from the Town Treasury should be used to pur-
afe iauor under Tie provisions Of the Maine Law. Il
decided that money belonging TO the town should
be usod for the puIpOfe. The vote stood:
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EOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA GEORGIA, &c
lie l. Mail tieraship kOAsohH cJt ssiss, y,Dy
Ausust 70 O'Clock, for NORFOLK PETERSBURG nc re
RO.D Zinc 10 korfk about q hours Passenger =.
can ,e tAs Seaboa5 AID Roanke md WimHs,s - - 80 ~,
RsIsl, augusta AGlsnta Charleston ~ s.s, 49, p,s
h.Siox 81. 10 PeeEsbalg and Rlcs ar0Ds ~ S's~e
gh sppiy bod ed f9r P...sss US % Il Bro.Av.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
FEDERALISM AND EpISCOpACY.


Tho people should be alarmed the monstrous attempt
being made incorporate Of State funds the Epis
copai Church, under the of the Medical School OF
Virginia. few years ago, Two Of The visitors wis VIM
H. Macarland end James Lyons advocated the plan 10 el
low his church hold propeytand Dr. Pummer blew The
whole affair up and killed H. OF tho present visitors, six
teen Of nineteen said 10 be Epscopalians In Rich
mond tho visitors al attendants the Episcopal
Churches If there bill before Tho Legislature 10
charter school of any kind and there
nineteen Of the visitors Roman Catholics should be called
ga Roman Catholic School" And cannot why this
Medical School bill has not lie proper title Call it as i;
should be called the Medical Schuo Of the Episcopaans Of
Virginia and the Wings 1t has been opposed by those who
thought upon The subject in Richmond knowing full
well that il it succeeds II will add another powerful copo.
ration the overgown Wing strength Of the city OF Rich
mond.
Let the Senate strike down this monser and place j,
in the banda of who shall get their authority from
people; who II they 10 the board at ALL there
because The executive spponts he not by the say Of
interested parties. not by EpsconacY Federalism The
idea that the Sato should give 900 sixteen Epscopa
ilan visitors Medical School, in which the professors
are all OF the Episcopal pcrsuasop says is out
rageous Surely the proposition DO tolerated by such
men as AmS'ef, or Douglas, or Shackeo'd or CaeI or
Layne, or Deneae or Harris or Susrt or Wcher From
the Wing Senators Johnston, Irving Barnett Turner &C.
The proposition however monstrous will get suDpcr be-
they know that II will add another hold for
Wing doctors to live n This party it's purposes always
in view, and should be lhwarted al oil hlzsrde
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
For The Enquirer


RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD
meeting of the stockholders of this company has Just
been held Amongst other affairs it has been represented
that In addition TO survey OF the river 10 ascei'un 'c
den,h NJ water surveys of routes to five different points,
one OF which it ia supposed will be the terminus OF the
road, have been ordered.
In the part of the country where tie writer OF s
ion has not been received 10 whether this
was the action of The stockholders oil the directors IL
il was that of The directors aud may, therefore, DC re.
yised is respectfully suggested that II was premature ana
of course that will involve unnecessary expense unu
The depth of the water various points OF Inc rse snail
have been asceraned it will certainly be 70 con-
"c,ur. what will be The terminus of the road. After the
procuring of that information, it will be time enough 10 d.
rect surveys 10 points beOv the highest point accessible oy
large ships Ill.
IT. in the meantime surveys sha! be made any OF which
shu terminate cbore that point II is plain thai lie expense
of making such surveys will have been thrown away.
A SRocKHoLpER CT THE LOWER COUNTRY.
Ecbrnarv IA, 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
For The ENQUIRER
THE BILL FOR THE EXPULSION OF THE FIRE


+ OF nc Enquirer.
THE BILL FOR THE EXPULSION OF THE FREE
NEGROES.
GRNrLEMEs am informed that bill is again before the
legislature for the compulsory remova! OF our Tree eoored
people The bill will perhaps have been acted upon BY the
lower house before this reaches you.
am sorry learn that such measure Is again proposed
Where the call tor ouch measures DO the people In nose
parts of the Commonwealth whore the largest numbers OF free
negroes are found camor for it On the contrary they
the most willing retain them. There seem5 10 inc 10 be
most remarkable vercaon of the old saying about calling
dog rnad doe the fevOr OF zeal which has seized sJEe
of our citizens on this subject Whatever may be shown by
penitenliary statistics it would be difficult TO prove that this
body OF people are this mo general thing 10 be con-
sdercd decided nuisance
Virginia is this very time, In great need of iboEeis-
Shall She a suddenly cxpc frnm her Dor
ders fifty thousand of her abong population ana tha 100
when the very demand for labor and increase OF wages are
operating improve the condition ana CHARACTER Vi osc
whom il is proposed 10 expert
And such would IN my ophloh % Us CT us
would be rush end premature Involving US II would the
innocent with the guilty and causing most distress 10 hofc
the least q having been sci
free by her citizens she will bring stain upon her
high name, such never before has sulIied il.
She is already trying the humane e1pedient OF aid
ing the Colonization Society Shot she give up that expe
riment and rush into measures, while yet il has
begun be tried If that Society has, yet been
able than the increase, it is obvious that
the relative proportion Of free blacks in population is de-
ceasng And if the State will only Of the present appro
emgrans from among those already free the emigration might
be considerably augmented These people need information
and regard TO removal Liberia and the
Society in consequence Of having its funds TO raise
from year year. able empty sufficient labor for
this end. ONE OF THE CONSTITUENCY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
WOMEN'S RIGpTs CnNvrNr,or

ALpAsY, Feb. l4-Thc Womcn's Rights Convex
mot here Today, Mta F.. &. Stanton presiding There
very full attendance, notwithstanding the inclemerrr
the weather Prayer offered by the Rev. Mr. MAY Il
the Rev. VIM. H. Charming addressed the meeting exlh
Ing The aim and object Of The Convention The Rev
oIne'e biHwn offered series OF resolutions, support
them by short speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
--@s .
HOMEOPaTHIC f-nN,UcNTrn.

AlRA*T, fe5 1.-The HOMEOPATHIC Convention ri
here to day, Dr. Ball Of New York presiding Od
twenty members were present. After the roll wss Gle
several new members elected. The order OF bu,nn
was suspended to receive reports of cured by s
remedy. Several cascs were reported end discussed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
NEW YORK EJECTJD,,

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-An election was held throuebo:
to State to-day on the question Of charging the csns
very shah foe mas been tnken nine terths Of sheh III
been cast IL favor of The enlargement
Fifteen wards Of the city give $500 majority for ID. 20
l1rgemsnt Syracuse gives So for and 63 ssaas o.
~eeo 25l6 for, and "a against; Rome 923 !or 90: y
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

reason to allow the wing Senator 10 DC nGa'' ~.
n. he objected lie pcsumpve proof that he Is opposed 10
If ;be known opinion OF Virginia on this VI
t,l and mpoy,aunt SUBJECT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
TIiIRTY-TnIRD coNGREss--Is7 SESSION
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. i5. 1854.

| Mr.. Houston resumed his remarks in opposition To-
Nebraska bill, deprcaaling repeal OF The Comproma
1920, which he would regard as fatal TO the South.
After he had concluded the amendment 10 the l4Ihl
lion was adopted, by yeas IS to nays 10.
MIR Chase a." no &C., y now s,a
80 as To allow the people OF the Territories prghIbt.
very if they chose.
Mr.. Pratt thought the Senator should have al.o In
amendment, allowed the people TO Introduce slavery.
MIR. Badger said the effect Of the amendment was
pve the section Of ehaf Of its force FIe annouou
his Intention TO speak Tomorrow in support OF tho bill
Mr. Brown said he was one Of those who did rot bella
the people of the territories had any right 10 gsa,s 10
exclusion of slavery.
Mr.. Cass said the amcndmen, presented an Impou
question, which would have TO te met That was The por
Of the people 10 legisate for themselves This bill gave
hat power provided The constitution allowed il, theca
sitution did not allow, the bill nuealory
Mr. Butler said il Congress had no power 10 episa,e
inc SUBJECT Congress could not grant that power 10 the
pie oil the territories
Mr.. Cuss said he differed from tho Senator in toto.
Weller O'0s'
Mr. Badger got the floor, and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ine oi pio'iding ior the safe transmission Of tho ms
&C. was iad OH nc table. The House then went into CO.
lnlttce OF Tho whole the Homestead Bill ,rhen
Meachan commenced his remarks 10 Opposition 10 the
braska BILL Mr. Richardson called him to orJ.r md
chair declared he WAS out 0! order the Homestead bill bel
me special order Tor the day Amid confusion
Washburn appealed from tho decision of the chair VIII
was overruled by yeas SIS. 10 nays IS
MI Meachnm then proceeded with bis remarks deco.
cling tho Nebraska bill, but, before the conclusion Of
nooI ylelacd Inc Moor TO Mr. Fenton, who entered n
defence Cf John Van Buren, and the ''solls" Hosas
lowed by MI Wheeler, who entered into long delcnie
the 'hards" After which, the House adjourned
CONNECTICUT WIG STATE CONVENTION
NEW HAVEN Feb. l5.-The Wing State Conypn,onr
day nominated Henry Duton for Governor A,er,nder n
ly Tor Lieutenant Governor and Oliver H. Perry for Seer
tarY oil STATE Resolutions in favor Of protective tariff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

The Alabama Legislature has rejected tho BILL when mas
,.,I for come time both branches for granting
;.m ., ,,il,noss The majority against il in Inc
H'a'' "'N In the Senate 1t lost by tie
yos The rcsnI is deeply depored by tho friends Of inter
no, rn,o,,ment in Alabama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

MARYLAND James A Pcarco, Esq, as before an
nouncsd was on ueeday elected w. .. senator from
land for six years from the An ol ha'c" 1900
sent term expires He received % gu, Oh Tue 70
~. ns,,;. rro,dc Wig, was the same day eiectee
49, 1,he House has amended the Prohib,ory Liquc
- MI 10 ,o,,oon!nc i,s operation ill the lst "s May
1910 md novog for taking The sense OF the people py
,oo vo fl, or a.ars, at The general election III 1000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
RAIL ROAD NEETiNG IN pOwgAT,n

Al large and respectable meeting OF tho citizens
Of Powha,an county, held a, the court house day
of February 1851 consider the subject OF building rail-
road from ynchhurg direct Richmond the object Of the
meeting was bshy explained by Wm r. Burwc, on whose
motion, Dr. Abner Cu,np called to the chair and vii
lis J. Dance requested 10 act secretary.
On motion of Mr. Burwell it was resolved that com.
mee o! ro be appointed by the chair draft resolutions
tor tic action oil the meeting.
The chairman Gppoiacd WIN. P. BurweII VIM e. Scots,
John 3. Havve Hilary Harris and John E. Sciueps who
retired and in short time returned with tho following
buttons. which were rePoi ted by Mr.. Burwc:
lst Resolved That We, the clizeas Of Powhatan feel
lively inleres, in the internal improvements OF tho State
%. Resolved That VIC feel the deepest interest The bill
now pending before the Legislature winch has in yisw The
d:ec connection of Richmond with Lynchours by a rail-
road, the construction 0: which will be highly beneficial to
the city OF Richmond, the counties through which il will
pass, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad the Richmond
and Dau~illc Road should il be connected win that i'm
provcEent, and the Stale at large.
3d. Resolved That the vast tonnage which flow along
the great Soph. chain Of rail roads into ynchhur,
requires on,ct by the shortest and nue, pracca sla
route 10 the nearest Atlantic port
ih Resolved That believe The extension of The Yirsnia
and tennessee rail road - Richmond e mo lie of car
ryng into ct the above resolutions but if That should be
mpsactcabe We desie The construction OF independent
road
5,li Resolved That deem il of simple Justice on
The part Of the Legislature 10 the Counties of Buckingham
Cumberland, Powha,an and oers, whose citizens have
been heretofore large contributors ether schemes i'm
provcmen Tint the naked charter they now askiss
should be granted 10 them.
9th Resolved Tha, request Senator and Delegate
representing 10 the General Assembly their every
effort during the present session Of Legislature
cure such charter as will bes! accomplish The objects In
view.
These resolutions advocated by Messrs. Burwell
Scott, Cooke, Cutkc of Cumberland, B. H. Nash aad OH.
ers and were adopted with great enthusiasm and unarmi
~. On motion, the proceedings ordered TO be pub
ished 10 the papers of Richmond with request thai the
Lynchburg papers copy them The meeting then adjourned
AsNER CRUMP, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
THE RELIGIOUS PRESS.

The Waterman and O5,errsr of this week. supports the
Nebraska bill Ia article, which, for solid argument
passed BY nothing yet written tho subject This journal
travels beyond its appropriate sphere bu, the
influence Of great affecting the rights of
very then II falls throw the weight Of It's ability
aud character the side of the South Its article the
Nebraska question Is timely and triumphant response
tho canng appeal Of the pious people of the North The
editor Of the Wdtchman and Observer signazed the first
year Of his journalist by resistance restrc
,on of 1920 and encc he has been the
of the South.
SENATE YESTERDAY.-We are compelled 20 defer the
proceedings. The Senate engaged nearly the whos
day la the discussion Of tho bill for suppression of SIN
By vote OF 90 90 the Senate econsidced the
agreeing to Mr. PARKsss amendment which struck
the imprisonment feature for passing small notes. and
substituted the recovery Of the penalty by execution
satisfied of the goods and chattels of The offender BY
vote of rs IT, the imprisonment feature stricken
out and by vote of 20 to e. the Senate refused to insert
MI PARxERs amendment In regard to the recovery OF the
penalty oy execution against the goods and chattes
Messrs SHAckELroRD and DENEALE made unsuccessful
lions to amend the BILL which was finally at late hour
laid on the table on the motion OF Mr. MoDxARaoS who
dscamed the idea that motion WAS intonded az lest
Mr. Doneae yesterday submitted resolution in the Sc.
nate that Committee composed of member from each
Congressional District be appointed enquire into the ex
pediency Of expressing opinion the par of this
Commonwealth the question of organizing the new ter
rtoes OF Nebraska and Kansas. Mr. johnson of Bedford
inerposed objection and Mr. Deneae withdrew his pro-
position.
We trust that Mr. Dene,e Will renow it, If for other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
Bolts.

II will surprise nobody learn that Mr.. John Minor Bolts
ls against the Nebraska BILL He bound to the
institution of slavery by tic OF interest," and felt
the slightest for the rights of the South
adventue he is ready espsusc any which promises
promotion, and TO serve any party that will pay him his
price, Some imaginative fellow about Washington suggested
ed Botts for the Presidency hence the letter Nebraska
Bolts bids for the Abolition Hs deserves IT, Tono
propose ecisc both epis,lc and writer with
some
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
DIED.
/. Oh

DEP al me rsaidence OF her sona law J. D. orares ESQ
MtHnsny afternoon the l5tt n,t half past occt W,
AHh MULLEN IN the If Yosr Of her The snt ire:
!" nc iahiy arc requested attend her funeral from TIE tt
o. Nc Quar!cs, Ma1 and Fousee streets F. Iay
al nall pas: 3oc!ock without lur;ho, notlcc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17
Willis J. DANCE, Secretary.

ADMIRAL SEYMOUR ORDERED TO TAKE COM.
MAND OF THE BALTIC FLEET.
NEw YoRK, Feb. A.-The British steamer Me!lu from
halifax for this port arrived here last evening" and sailed
ngsin this morning 10 A. for Bermuda with order
Vice.Admral Seymour to proceed at England
and take immediate command of tbs British fleet 10 the
Baltic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

s,cc;.l correspondence OF the Enquirer
youston's Speech chnss's Amcndnen!-R'py Of "'
Rejection of George Sanders as Consul al LII"
don-O SuEirans Case
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

GLOVER SEED.-I,GO bushels prime Ohio cioI vn -"
~ for sale market pr!ccs By GRANT hn nU
Feb. I7-3t. No 7, Exchange Place, Da!!a''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

T1STHEi ANNUAL CEREBRAL Gof!
suIGai ASSURANCE Society OF Virginia, viii be held a. ~
Sn 10 u, Cy ei Richmond, Mon.ay the e7tb % Feb!uir
r.n n ~ ~, J RUTnERFUORD 7
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

is no. 8 DESIGN
to iaRlsh unloerfitca pf Use ol tN acnt
nor does ne intend Is de6 We lie slic 81
ass gning to this remedy robs which e
does not possess or-
nal remedy, and has received ever Il
has been introduced. lie hlth 81 all
clase, j. las been raeoinm 6ysi-
cans healing ite xtra-
ordinary Qualities and power n Diseases
Tor which It srecOnIne
Prepared vi great care by @. q WOOD
llhN, Vick Sold also b4 RNfS q
WOO MA New oflesn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06
- WIIapal.ES 49, HahaEasI.

REEARD Wl1aDnA Hoaorable
Some time ago offered TIA cen reward for
tie appreheh 81 Sir sEoa Tie agent for
a1Loaks Flap He has red md delivers
ed him BIB b q Wlthths book be promised
Hssass at he has eslle ses times at our sane
tum and found u absent, q his contract Wonld
have been fulfilled long ag9 take ii
TIE matter and are glad 70 learn "a IS s. & IS
kee pedlas aid spongef we took hin @ wen
" I'd Eised him.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

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