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SECOTGe GrlIS 7e4E'CEE.



The Gar of Russia positively ,t;ec.s all
propositions of the lycstm7 Powers, and We,
is now considered as inevitable
There is nothing new rlMn Constantine; lc.
The combined t!ec,s woU!l soon enter The
Black Sea
Thirty thousand troops ~crc at Odessa, and
another corps Of seventy thousand were Is
tahlishing themselves at &aio>toIh. Owe;
onc hundred Thousand mln a.c said 10 lie on
the ma'ch between Odessa and Moscow.
The war}ihc preparations made by England
and France had created the widest c&cisc-
megt among the Turkish loopa, and spring
will USHER il war On the most gigantic scale.
The continued STOW aud ice in ASIA sill
checks operations in TIA. quarter
The Russians are represented as receiving
great achievements.
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sEnags E7fe"vteytV.


TH0N.4S {. C.lIiER, Cure Of BaLimorc)
| ID ESPECTFULLI informs h., friends and
Ii the public that lie has commenced the
above business in Elhton, IN the new building
Of :Johnsoa's Hotel" Whrrr he will, in 81
short time, be enabled to supply the trade wi.h
all kinds Of SI,GARS OF his own manufacture
| as coed and On as lair terms us they can be
procured from tho cities.
The best OF CHEWING TOBACCO AND
! SNUFF. Also, TrrNES, UMBRELLAS, Can
rITBAGs. SATClu l., IrN-kNNLs, SIS.oTs.
RAloRs, &c., on hand, which lie will sell al
small profits.
p. s. What he sells will be as represented.
April Sih, lS5i-3Es.
TIE GREAT SPRUCE ST. FIRE.!
!TiiE undersigned wouli respectfully inform
L his Patrons and the Public generally, that
IN consequence Of the destruction ofthe pubi-
cation Office VI
"IUE CIiRISIY.7.N DI.7DE.N."
ia the conia.alion Of the 9TH, by which a
| s.pART OF THE MARCH EDITION.: was
drst; Dyed, HAT il will require 1.-TWO or TilnEE
wrrEs" TO reproduce the same and mail i! 10
| those subscribers who were not previously sup
p!cd: FOR WHICH DELAY, we beg the kind
indulgence Of our PATRONS and FRlI,ND S.
The April number will be issued rs early as
usual.
The "DLADEM" will be reproduced with
increased elegance and enterprise, AMI no cx-
pensc spared TO make it still more attractive,
interesting and useful 10 the "E.omc CiIc.es''
CT cur fifty thousand readers.
t. We are lappy 10 announce that our choice
premium plates FOR 1854, were saved, so thai
we can sill! furnish any number Of the gem en-
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NEl.' SPRING G00nS!!
.kEA .&EGEI 9yF2TNs5


II Y ~ - -. "A - ii -
n EW "nI cniuc!ous Store Rotn, on Main
" Street, (nyar!y opposite the oil Fount il
land IIl.lnn. Nj. :, where is daily exhibited u
beautiful assortment Ct
NH} GOODS.
few Of which will naiac. such as
H.47!.NS;
very rich black. rlaid, plain and changcab!t.
SILKS;
very fac and hi-h cDi"re,i,
ALL WOOL DE LANES;
and Us the most fashionable styles Row are
pLI!DS,
have them to suit Young or old, in
BAREGE DE LANES,
Carcacg, Lawns, Ginc!,ams, Prints and
WHITE GOODS.
Black, nluc, Brown. Green, PLAN and C!alCt
FRENCH CLOTHS
am now prepared 10 supply the demand for
DEB.1GES,
Mattings, Gil Cloths, Hemp, Rag an Ingram
CARPETS;
besides general variety of
STAPLES End SUN'DRTES:
tas>inervs, y"slingS. colionadrS, dtnuims,
uu>iihS, shaNI", l'chlhSs, 0I'IIihGS, h'aN?
duck, tea covers, tea Hinges, hosiery, "iuvrs,
combs and brushes, chcmiscits aud under.
sleeves, boots and shoes, hats AMI caps, hard
ware. qntenSwaic, ccdarwarc, spices. glasses,
EiH:a TliIGe Clothing,
and an unsurpassed lol u!
GROCERIES, sc.
Come one, come all, and examine for YOUR
selves, and you will always find something
WORTHY Of your attention. Thank ul for the
very liberal p,ir"nagr bestowed upon me-, /
would solicit continuance Of tie same, hop
ing hy close application 10 business and selling
goods cheap, Gathering 10 tie ulI motto u
quick sales AMI snail IroEts,) to give stLelal
satisfaction.
y. i. Country Produce taken al the high
est inarkc! rates IN Exchange Tor go"'is.
APPS J. b. ASH.
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T. llarlan& lioliingsv orih 5 establishment,
IN Wilmington, "a bunl on Ihr1d day,
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FcNERAI. OF THE LAST or TIE HEROES OF
BUNKER iylLL.---Tic funeral sclymnitics Of
Jonathan Harrington, the last survivor of Che
battle Of Lexington, were celebrated III !.cE-
ington on Thursday, March 90, and were IN.
posing. lie vas in his 9G;h year. when lie
died. The Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Executive Council, and many m(mb,rs Of
both branches Of the Legislature of Massa-
chuse:ts were present. The Boston Courier
says:-
Mr.. Harrington APPEARANCE was that Of a
person in sleep rather than dead. His cAetl:
was not unusually thin, while freshness
marked his coun,enancc, which almost rob
bed death Of its terror. Those traces Of tor
turc, The penalty Of disease, which is common.
" reflected from corpse was not visible.
The village Of Lexington mcscn'cl a holi-
day aspect. 1t is estimated that Sccen Mon-
Fold people were present from places h,rc and
here. \ son Of The deceased, aged SO, and
a daughter, aged 20, were present at Tic scr
vices in the church. Also, IL brother, Charles
Harrington, aged 50 years. Al locke hear
ty. 4 rcmarkahlc characteristic in Ills fam
ily is ;enacity ollie.
Danil Simpson, drummer, used the same
sticks in beating his drum that Captain Rob
bins handled On the l9th Of April l1I5. They
were Suggestive cfstirIinG events, and looked
as though thty lad done tic State Some sc;-
vice.
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B-~A new palace has lccn uncovered in
the ruins Of Njncrch-a palace, it is said,
who31 beauty c;,oela any yet ioend in Assy-
ria
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GRID DISTINCT.

! Strike II. 5. Sites, on private securities $50
Strike jeremiah Stephens. 81 acres SIP
% Jacob NIcNcy, 50 70S
i" S. Taylor'S h,irs "a I" 3,U72
" Reuben Griffith, LEG " 2l20
" John Lincoln, On live stock rs
Edwin Ilaints, D." - Ice
" JOS Il. Ilaines' d" OLE
. Wm. Pierce, private securities 30"
g Jas, Cameron, lot y mortgage loco
.Iohu Cameron, mortgage 200
4" Elizabeth CHINA, Z" soc
,Taines Exams. Oh bonds 400
Charge John Lincoln, $50 acres %,81c
Chmscn Brown, lCG , l2c
Josiah Reynolds, 80 " I0S
Ann S. Taylor, lot in Principle 500
Reuben Griffith, mortgage oC03
The following supervisor accounts were eX-
amined and pasacd:
John T. Richards, SISSY
Arad Il. Newton, 4S.l5
Joseph Goibart, 20.37 -.
john Willis. 1l0 G3
Reuben Alexander, GLIB
John Blistrw, - so
John Tosh, 32e7!
An order was passed in favor Of I. G. Rod
rick, out pension for $1,000
Lewis 7. Todd, late collector in the 7th
Dist. files Tfcasurcr's rocpt SOP CT
S. J. Browns acct. for withdrawing and
plastering at Aims House, passed and order
cd to be paid $1,000
VIM Muncy's acct for finding body ofWm.
Mills going for coroner &C., passed $3.00
l.. +. Muforl's acct. for coffin &c, pas
scd IS 50
Ordered that john II. lIysscy. collector in
The lst district, pay to Edward Pennington,
Suleiys r,out of the money in his hands lev
led for supervisors, S30O.CG
Bonds of Edward Pennington ana jacob
Richards approved
J. II. Hcsscy'S acct. as col. passed $040.53
Evan W. Thomas acct. for foot-log in
North East passed for SlS.C0
Lewis Coulsons acct. for collins pas'd GOO
y. I. Ireland's bill for boarding panpcr
child Of Caroline Pritc!lard, passed $500
j. J. Carroll, accts. for bailllfat election
and conveying raurcrto Aims House pas. $50
Doct. G. ". Owen acct. for post norton
examination, passed $500
Doct. j. n. b. Enory'S acct. for same, and
medical attendance at Jail raSscd $1,000
An account Of John lynch supervisor i'll
1852 Of 500 SIS, having been crroncously pla-
ccd to credit ofJohn Lincoln, the proper en-
tries to make correction wcrc ordered.
John Lincoln Collector 9Th Dist. for 1862
files an account for 2G5 90
John Lincoln, pays Trcas'r in fun 3ll9
Mary \. Casinos acct. for boarding infant
| child enc year, passed for $50 90
! The following balances were paid to the
Treasurer by late supervisors: John r.
! Richards sol l2!; Solomon Blake $1,000;
John Tosh S7.loi.
Lakeland & Taylor ordered to furnish .Jo
scph Green, dccrclit and destitute boy, with
balance ofout pension levied for Scott Her.
rington decd S7.l24. Adjourned.
APRIL Gru.-Board all present.
John T. Coopcr's acct as Supr. pas'd $s40G2
| John Smiths % %
Hannah prtchard acct for boarding orphan
pauper child $1,000
Order passed in favor of Robt. Williams
MANNED negro, for IS 90
f. \. Crouch acct for collins pas'd 513 co
AlloYanccs passed for the following per
sons in the 4th Dis. for taxes enormously
charged :: TO Thomas Alexander 81 Robert
Alexander 81: VIM C. Alexander 81.
The following alterations in Assessments
were ordered:
FJRCT JIGr
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Thomas Dougherty, George Ricketts, and
William Bowen appointed a committee to oX-
anime the foundations of the Bridge at Gil
pins Ford. WHICH is reported TO be in an un.
safe condition. Add.
WEDNESDAY, April 5th,-.All the Board
present. The following alterations in assess
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500 .kcTgs oGEaMa

Z. lots TO suit purchasers, all :hrir ke,i FS.
tato in Cecil county, Marylnd, cousi>.i Ing Of
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

April lille Comm 'soncrs met: present
alessrs Craig, (Prcs't. Scott ard Ilain,s.
ORDERED that L. Tyson, successor to i. F.
collect taxes on the following Real Estate for
1853. not included in assessment for that year:
VIM. Baker, | | acres Ian, EE8S %
Alice Brown, lot in Challcs;own, 10000
Gco Grants hrirs do 0fO m
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The commissioners also met yesterday, but
we were unable to obtain an account Of tht
proceedings.
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.4oreiQu Ascr0e.
AHR!Fih OF TIE BALTiC.

FIVE DAYS LITTER TRON EUROPE.
TIE CZAR'S FIN.4L REFUSAL.
war 10 &c FORMALLY Declared!
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the CorRT.-GtciF county Circuit Court
commenced its April session on M,nlay last
Il 1,e ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
BEHIND THE TIMES,

The Baltimore american sketches with friendly pen
OF the political charactetcs OF Mr. Bot!s. Hero is
faithful touch
1.-THE Indomitable opposition to person proposition
which ncurs his hostility has caused Mr. B. to expend his
powers upon points in some Instances mpRgnablei in
others unimporant He has never forgotten Mr. Tyler,
although every else has He has forgiven Gene
raj Taylor although finally the choice Of the American pco
ple He continues his argument In favor of protective
duty en- iron and cotton CLOTH when the iron mongers beg
him 10 stop and mpore Congress that their interests may
longer be used anvil upon which TO be drawn
sha.p-ponted theories which pierce Them the quick.
Mr. Bolts will not see that demand and development are
protecting on and that mechanical immigration cheap
Visions and American consumption are fast supplying all
that protection could alone have done at earlier perod
and shove ALL that representative majority OF seventy
against the protection principle teaches the futy OF OPP
position He insists that Internal improvement BY the
Federal Government both constitutional and expedlent
although the President aud large majority of both Houses
have determined the contrary, snd when the States
making internal Improvements BETTER cheaper aud faster
than the federal Government could"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
THE SHIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE WRECK.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wHOLEsALE PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND, JANUARY II, 1854.
TOBACCO.-lhe market yesterday quito active and
prices better than they were before the holidays.
N. NJ. MARTIN il co.
WHEAT.-Sl G5 for red and 7U for white.
FLOURSales al 81 % for good straight brands. Sales
OF small lota have boon made TO shippers at 81.
Il. }. PEYTON.
CORN G5 to 67E cents per bushel
CORN MEAI.-75 SO per bushel.
OArS-42X IS Gle. per bushcl.
BACON-Mountain cured hog round, 81 9 Cents CITY
cured and Smthcld hog round 81 ~ cents; old West
ern Sides Z Shoulders 6k; new Sides 6x Should.
ers SS 6S; Hams II a l2H.
BUTrER-Guslrn, l5 % cts, Mountain l9 u 81 cs
puOrGr SORTS suitable for table USE arc sold
as II Is cts.
COFFEE-Wc quote Rio II Is cents; Laguyra /: s
ID: Java 1871 to ID; Mochu Is l5x cts
FlSI1-MackeTc No. 3 small, ~ ~ the latter Tor o5
ton inspection; Halifax Hcrrings No. l. S. So per bb
gross S3H 4.
CANDLES-Taow II l5% c,s; IIurs and Jack.
sons patent l6 Adumantne Is So hllcels patent 81
g; Sperm SS 81 c;s
LARD-New in barrels To-: cts.i kegs Ii liz.
LIVE STOCk-(J. Shocks RGp0r) Beef Cattle scaIe
weight OOu IS 49, gross Sheep 81 81 So co. nell Hogs
IS 81 ST. nett.
SUGAKS-Me quote Porto Rico 5L tx cents
New Orleans 81 ca. Refined Loaf 9h 10; CRUSHED
81 Oh; Powdered 9ia 81; Coffee Sugar TX IS.
SALT-Liverpoo fine per sack 81 90 ahoat and s! 10
store; Ground Alum 81 G2E.
SHUr-e cts per Id.
LIME-From wharf 81 rs, from store 81 so, for East
etn. Virginia 81 81 III.
GUANO-Sal Of Peruvian plenty al Sl6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
SENSIBLE.

We little thought TO find either political wisdom or com
In the organ Of John Mitchell The following
extract from the Citizen convnces US that we msook the
character of the irish patriot:
1--WE are not abultonlsts- more abolons,s than Mo-
SEES or Socrates Jesus Christ We deny thai II is crime,
or wrong, or peccadio, TO hold slaves, TO buy
or other ueedful coercion BY your silence says Mr.
naughton you will become participation in their wrongs
will DO silent when occasion calls for speech;
and as for being participator In the wrongs for
part wlsh had good plantation wsH stocked Uih healthy
u,pro.s n dtaLumdn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
ANOTHER VIRGINIA SCULPTOR.

We have seen the OF F. B. Deane, Esq., beauti.
full aabsssr satustte of leaning Venus made with pen.
knife and rudochssls by Mr. VIM H. Barbee of Page coun.
y 1t Is remarkable specimen Of natural genius, being
first effort Of Mr. b. who has nothing Of art but
plaster carried about by nerant Italians There
arc about this little natural grace and ifc which
chow the existence of real genius. We hope TO see Mr.
60 on Improving his talents. and adding still moro 10 the
famo OF his native Virginia.
Mr.. BIS stauete may be eeen at the studio OF Mr. Gait
In the A,hensum where the lovers of Art will be highly
pleased with the exquisite productions OF The chi6e Of Mr.
Gait young and already justly distinguished native scup
tor Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGR iPG
Photographed for the Richmond Enquire,
LaLER FROM EUROPE

LALER FROM EUROPE.
Var Jck,reen russia and Jurkey-Anoner Duel I,,
Mr. Souls and the Duke of Aba &C.
Ngw YoRK, Jas. l6--1'he steamship Europa, with I,
verpool dates 10 tile Slst Dec. arrived to-day.
AT tho time Of her sailing from liverpool the cotton n
ket was hrm middIing grades nearly i better The ~
of the amounted to IS 600 bales Flour had ady,n,
IL corn also had advanced LEI wheat had advanced
g. during the week. Sales of Canal at 3Si 81; Baluma
Hour 35s Cd 40s Sales of white wheat q. lis 80 II, -
white AIS. Consols 93A a "a.
Letters from Constannope State that efforts were ts
made 10 induce The Porte TO incorporate an European Po
Legion into the Army with the view OF inducing the des
ton OF the Poles from the Russian army
ratification of alliance between Russia and Persia lO
place al 81. Petersburg on The 18th Dec.
The Persiuns were daily expected 10 make an attack
Blgdad.
Turkey had formally accepted the Persian decsrali6a
w0r.
The Shah had dismissed from the army all The Europa,
officers excep. Russians.
The British Parliament is to meet on the 3lst January
The STRIKES" al Preston continue.
Louis Napoleon has issued decree removing the .ei
lions on cotton imported from England.
Ii rumored at Paris the 18th December, that G
Soulc had fought another duel with the Duke OF Alba u,
had been killed. The rumor, however needed cou6ri
ton.
Sweden and Denmark were forming an armed lss;c,
against RusSis
Letters from Consantinopc l9lh December state thu
Hab pasha The leader Of The Peace party had been nsu
minister of the interior Such appointment was locke,
upon being favorable TO peace.
In ASIA the Turks had been defeated. Abde Pasha hs.
Occn removed from inc Cllcl
appointed in his place.
The Turks had raised the sieges OF AsiSka and Aexau
pol and evacuated Russian Armenia.
The united fleet still 10 the Bosphorus.
Some Wallschian militia had deserted 10 the Turks H,
lllat.
On the I5.h December the Fonr Powers presented Not:
10 the Porte in which armstice was demanded.
The English Consul ut Tehereu had renewed relations
with Persia and Turkey
Movements at ST. Petersburg indicate the occurrence Of
serious consequences than ever in subsequent opsta
tions against Turkey.
The Porte ia acting the most friendly terms with tho
representatives, OF the Western Powers.
The Europa pissed the Niagara 90 the 81 December.
private letter from Liverpool dated 3lst December says
Brcadstu greatly excited and prices are still advarc
Ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

Tie rumor Of the election Of Gov Brown 10 the Senate
from Mississippi is discreded We have now authentic H.
lsIliesnco OF the election Of Jefferson Davis THIS M
nouncemcn has the quidnuncs about Washington TO
specuainq as of Col Davis in the Cab
net Already have assurances that Mr. Jce. Clemens
of Alabama will be made Secretary OF War We do not
believe this story for good aud sufficient In tho
fire., place, have apprehension that Mr. Pierce nsans
10 atandon the principle which his Administration ia or
ganised-by introducing into his Cabinet Union Democrat
stripe of M Cemeus neither do believe that he
will promote responsible position man Of doubtful
allegiance party In the third place, We put 100 high an
estimate the sagacy Of Mr. Pierce TO suppose that he
will voluntarily cucumber his administration with broken
down politician II Cabinet stood in need of any sis
nert Mr. Clemens would DO the proper TO supply the
deficiency He Is utterly devoid of strength position n
his own State WHILE the South generally he is extremely
obnoxious We do doubt that Mr. Davis should leave
the Cabinet the President will supply the vacancy with
man who enjoys the confidence of his party and the respect
OF the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
BRIDGES, STREET SIGNS, &c.

The letter of Mr. Motley Published yesterday is from an
English gentleman who TO recommended for his
intelligence and practical science His plan of beauu!
bridge across the Potomac may be tho Office OF
the Board of Public Works, in the Capitol where, also.
will be found handsome msdel Of section Of his
bridge and hollow cast iron plates for naming und
numbering the This last invention par.
Ilculary worthy Of the attention Of oucy authorities aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

We hear that Mr. Kills pupil Of the stanton Institute
will give a Concer, u, tho Oddolows Hall tonight.
We trust tina, our muscovp ciIizcus wi" moi DO 80 sur.
,ed with ,bo ,weer sounds of Do Vries Sontng ole Bull
and Patti that they will neglect those which, however hum
Bile in Themselves will DO sweelancd by Charity herself
The admission il 50 cents, children half price.
He II blnJI-lo tho thinking reader need more be said
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
nISSlSSIPPI SENATOR.


wAsmIsoroH Jan ia private despatch received this
morning states Jeterson Davis ID elected Senator
from, MIssissppI loH.
~ .-:.Lp Iymr county, received the nomna
lion Of the Democratic Convention held at Warrington
week. This convention was held for The purpose VI nom
mating candidate TO Til the vacancy in the State Senate
accustomed by the resignation OF Jefferson r. Martin Tn.
Senatorial District is composed OF The counties of Marshal
Mononsia, Weizcl and Tyler Col. Boyer is well knour
throughout The District and will doubt receive the NJ
OF his party which has large msJorityl Wheeling AraL
THE SHIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
THE WRECK.
BcsTo., Jan l4The male and steward Of the ship Stat
fordShlre recently wrecked, have arrived Halifax. Tho
latter s much frost bitten II is now known that aoseh
hundred and seventy five lives lost The ship
lost her foelopmas forcyad and sprung her bowsp an
rudicr previous TO the wreck.
The Captain had his ankle disocated the same day
by falling from Of the masls The ship struck while
wearing, and went down in ten minutes. When he
last boat left her her upper deck nearly level wit
the The captain refused 10 be lifted into The boat
and consequently persisted win the passengers.
The loss Of tho steamship San Francisco has caused
painful sensation in this city. Many on board he i'll laed
steamer eastern people The wife Of Capt. WakG'
is native Of this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHISaToN Jan. l5lh.-The committee public lands
of both Houses 10 promote uniformity in the numerous
projected rail- road grants, have delegated joint subcom
mltee 10 prepare bill on the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
Col. JoHs HALL, Senate Of Virginia.
NOMINATION FOR STATE TREasUR

HARRIsBupe, Jan. l3.-Thc Democratic members OF the
Houses OF the Legislature met In this evening
and on the third ballot nominated Joseph Bailey Of Perry
county The Democratic candidate for State Treasurer
The election Iakcs place on Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

ieudiug cltzens Engineers aud others Interested III .e
erea, subject of internal improvements VIII % poaS'a WIN
Nh Inspection Of Mr.. NJ y models.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17

The Vrelniaua resident 10 Chicago, Ill.,, have formed
themselves into 90 association 10 be called the "Sociey Of
the Old Dominion Their anniversary 10 be the 18Th Of
May, The day on which jamestown Tas hrst settled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
,poopc roo c.IJEORNIa

Tpov NJ Y JAM l4-Geu Wool left here this morning
for New York 10 replace the officers and lost in the
Sun Francisco and arrange the reembarkment Of those
who have nrrycd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
nIA RIllED,

ii4ll way House. Yors couaty wedsesd.y.
thu Rev. John e. EcCabc, ST. Johuj
Church, Hampton ROBERT COOKE. Esq. 81 State
ouisiaa VIRGINIA ANN only daughter tho
C. Russell. Esti
The lltl .lsanI, TRINITY ChuIch, e. J.
t;ib-o JOS DOUSOE Erq Mayor Petersburg, Virginia,
MARIAN daughter OF The late William H. Goodwin iinwiddo
cuuhty, Virginia. Wash. EsniinG.
MAHnER, the 20 ul by Re-. Mr. Parrish, Mr.. WILLIAM
= SIEpI ERD Miss LUCY DUAL daughter OF James w JcL
nings, Esr., Of GvorhauL county. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-17
CONVICTION AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

Dear Sir-knowinp tina, you as ono OF The members OF
the late Board of Public Works. called on 10 decide the
Western terminus OF TINT great State improvement the
Coynqton and Ohio Rail Road-ttal you had with oil
the reports und other documents before you, and after
hearing q lengthy dcussion Of the subject, given il the
most mature consideration; and that no one could know
the value of line Improvement md it's branches tho
State better than yourself. hope you will pardon me
for asking your views length on the subject OF Tue
road and It's two originally contemplated branches
the one 10 Sa ndy and the other 10 Point Pleasant. Also
what support you would be willing 10 give this road aud
branches were you member OF the General Assembly, with
strict regard 10 The best interest of the Commonwealth
Your reply the above your earliest convenience will
be thankfully received by your friend, JOHN HALL.
To VIM l.. JAcKsoN Second Auditor.