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70 ROGER 4. PRYOR, ESQ.

DEAR SIR:-Y1G will perceive by the published
proceedings OF a meeting of the Democratic citizens
81 DiuwiLdic, held on the 2lsi .!.imo, icourt day. that
YOU were appointed and requested 10 act "a alternate,
provided no delegate should be in attendance to re-
present this county in the next Gubernatorial Con
~vention.
These proceedings have been published in the
Richmond Enquirer, and have fallen no doubt under
observation, and would render It GnDe~essary I" IN
form YOU of that appointment, when We would not
do in this formal muuncr, were il not for ce1tsin i'm
pertinent and otliciOus reflections Oh the organization
Of that meeting, by the editor of the Soutl! Side Dem
ocrat. We think it due to you, 10 ourselves and to
the public, to give q plain statement of facts, which
will yindicatc the participants in that meeting from
such unjust aspcrslonS. That meeting was fairly or
eanizcd: i. was held at the usual time, III which meet
ings have been held IT, both parties i'll this coun.
~. the usual proclarations Acrc made III advance
III il /; va. and is Il fair cAprc:sir,4S t fhe popular
sentiments vi ,hr Democracy; for never Wa there
more unanimity in the bsba)c of one man than IL that
for Mr.. Wise. for the first position in the State, what
ever may b" laid or lusinuc,,d. u'iirEthtuliy, to the
contrary. 1t was a large meeting, larger ii'Lr the one
which appointed YOU 10 act as the alternate "f tbs
county, in the last Gubcrna;orinl Convention. AT
that time you were the editor Of The South-Side Dem
ocret. which then had influence with the party i'll this
county. Eow, alas. 1.-THE sceptrc hath departed from
Judah" In pa-t-kiac 'H% tachrym@. Such petty
interrupts To thwart I'M expression OF popular wiIi'
will not have the desired effect. 1t may not be
amiss in this view, 10 refer him 10 e. Old couplct:-
Large ships riay veature more,
Eui little crafts shOuld keep near the shore.
No doubt when Mr.. Wise learns that the editor of
the South. Side Democrat does not prefer him, hc will
fee. exceedingly mortified and chagrincd; as much ~
as the lrrog;cn Of Dinwiddic, when they were inform
ed, that their uct;rps did not compori with his sense
of p~roprictv. That editor seems I" assume to hold
the office al censor of politicai n;crals he will have
10 seek some other location, some "iher tYb;cct7 than
the Democrats of Diuwiddir upon which 10 r~GcTcsc
His d!c,niinn; for they do not feel themselves honorrd
by his p;csumptuous Instructions. We have doubted
whether it we're not better to permit such inso!cncc
to 20 unrcbuked. ,
We desire YOU TO publish the communication, and
in future will suffer to pass uuno,icc,! GDy deceptive
cacklc which may cmnna;c from that Giddy EeptincI.
Yours, very Respectfully.
+. j. +. JONES.
Chm of The Democratic Meeting.
Ix, SrprT- S,r'ry.
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YELL.oiV FHvEK IN THE SOUTH.

S.vANSAH, Sept. G.-Thc ~:ntcrmen;s at Savannah
Yesterday were 80, of which Is were victims Of gel.
low fever. The intcrnents fur TIE entire ~arS were
rs. Of which ~ were ui fever. IIe panic at Savan
nah is increasing, and business is in a great Gn.asurc
suspended. There is n~ine;y.six stores in tho city
closed.
CHARLEsToy, Sept. 6.-TIc deaths du:!ls the
week endin. nj noon to-day have been ~, and NJ yell
low fever u. There were five deaths at Charleston
Yesterday from yellow fever.
NEW OELEAYS, SEPT. I've have Galveston dates
TO the lst inst. The yellow ,eYcr vas progressing
with undated violence. It had also trubcp CUT at
Iioustpn.
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LAND * F0WHATAN FOX SALE.

0FFLf ior sn'" thar desirable little farm, IN The conn'
Il ~ OF POYhatan. called "NNUod!spu,' II contains gbUN:
lHj mere. OF land, OF which some 20 ~ ~ is wood lnsL IL
lic- EbOut u miles from jude Ferry, ua J"n"s River, !
miles above The Iiugucr-jt springs, III II very mn" - i;hboI.
hood. md within q miles OF Richmond The improve.
n.cn;. nrr II handsome aud delightful dwelling with MI ne
ces-ury out houses, all in good condition. Any oh" "isiin=
IN purchase. can communicate with john r. Lay, Egg
Subjects Pot Ot!cr, FowkHtsn, hni Thomas ]. 1Shb,
Esq. Dover Mill, both Of snii gentlemen. will take plrn.
.U." ~ showing ;tc property. Hid ARE informed ne 20 Ia"
pnSc nid ,crI.s.
TIL" subscriber will also sell the farm on which he re-
s.!-s: together with the property called D0vcr Mi!s. ana
the land ih"reUntO attached. or will exchange IKE same
for land, lvlns IN the South or Southwestern Str'ra. Il.
deems II useless ~ give a description @: ihs property. rG
kin. il for granted any one ies!rir, 20 purcas-c or tx
chrHsr, will v!-w Tor iHein-evc-. would dispose o. the
Mills separate and npdrt from the farm II desired.
y. TRENiiiAH.
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LATEST B%YTELEGRApH.
~Icaraphea for the Richmond Enquirer.
,TEP FROM EI-ROPE

ATE FROM ii ofE.
Nrw YORK. Sept. S.-The steamship Africa. with
liycrpool dates 10 Goth August. arrived to-day.
IyrKrooI, Aug. @.-Salcs, Of Western Canal
n,nr nj Bis. Ohio -four 33s.; sales of white and y"i'
low corn at 36s.; sales of white wheat at 64s. n 70so
rcd wheat els. Cotton dull ut adecline Of onc-cigltN
pence during the week.
I /, is said that the troops at Boncrsund are to be
re..ubarkc. forscrvice elsewhere.
Preparations are making for al early departure OF
troops Oh the expedition 10 Crimea.
An instruction broke ont in Damascus on the 10Th
NJ August, but il was speedily qucllrd.
M further movements had been made either in tho
Biack Sea or the Baltic.
The Austrian troops had entered Moldavia, and are
expected to occupy both principalities.
in. Russian f-rces are concentrated on the Pru,h,
The Turks are III Bucharest.
30 immediate battle was expected between the
hostile forces, while the troops destined for the Cri'
inca expedition remain stationary.
The Turks hud ,urt with n terrible defeat q. Kars.
last. Two thousand Turkish prisoners were taken in
the battle.
In spain. public affairs seem to have again become
quict. =,
The English government Ind advertised proposals
fnr large contracts in beef Rnd pork.
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r,ppIxc or THE CLIMAX.

NA
r.a,. Wa.lburn anl rlunkett have "ceep'er'
liz F,ninution for Governor and Lieutenant
Massachusetts,, upon the sccti"""' &c.,,
Il so often referred to. Mr.. W"F''"'" p'.". ~,
h- aid r tie effort "tu retrieve or country ,..
~, ,res.jors of the Slave Power ana ""'' h,'
"a,e 10 their antecedcnts," the Wings Of M"''n' ~,
~, will "yindicatc the justice Of Their ''u'"'
regarded as te Party Of F,erdOm''
Mr.. rIuukc,t, the Wing candidate Tor Lieut., :ah
no. ;roc. n bow shot beyond his colleague on 'he ''N'
-, :orJ No, content, with cordially approving the 'e''
,ion.l resolutions, has the boldncss earnestly 10 ""i.
thu, they "wiIl become the controlling and successful
sentiments and principles, not Only "i Ta.
and If ,h, free States, but Of the "h0h L"'0"' no"
4, Southern Wings alike the picture oil lfcir N"f."'
nm m y. who treat them with contempt ahh' as 'ne
Roston Atlas says, will only contide in the southern
Wings, when they show themselves worthy Oh conn
dsncey They will receive them when they come Oh
.,,ry;uo ~prn:tcnis. "They have deserted us anu DC
,r,vod orr luterests.'' Therefore, down upon your
l,ces Southern Wings, and ask forgiveness rom
your ourust masters of the North!
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a~MEsSERs. EDITORS :-PIea-e give tn

~MESSERS. EDITORS :-Piea.e give this a
49, place in your paper for the benet; OF otheT4
| have been suffering with the worst kind Of Dyspepsia 'o'
the last 10 or Is wears. Nothing scarcely seemed 10 re-
main on NV stomach :ha; s:e or drank. bad used eve
ryta!ns that could be named, but 20 no iurpo.c. enl'
ployed two mos: sSle physicians, but instead OF giving me
rciei, d! continued TO grow worse. some o. my friends,
seeing MY declining situation, persuaded me. as the only
resort. 70 try BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS; but with.
OF: any faith. ! sent and got 6 bottle and used il, which
gave a slight improvement. then sent and got toHr more,
and By tho use of the i've bottle. have been entirely
cured. ! can enjoy anything that, may think proper to
cat, withou, any uneasy sensation from II: IN iac!, ! ice!
Ike II new man 10 what hive been for tie last 10 years
| ,hink Baker. Bitter. can never be overra,ed in cases Of
Dyspepsia; md in various diseases. rs a family medicine
II has no rival Yours.
Hcnrico. Sept. THOs. J. Y~ARBROuGH.
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APPOINTMENTS OF STATE PROXIES AND
DIRECTORS.

The following appointments of State proxies and
directors. were made by the Board of Public Works
at their recent meeting, that being the time for making
the annual appointments
Alexandria. Loudoun aud Hampshire Rail Road
Compunv.-Johu Bruce, John w. Luke and George
II. Smoo,, proxies. John Powell, John +. Dyer and
John JanMcy, directors.
Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Rail Rnad Com
pnnv.--John Seddon, DIR. j. Il. Taylor and 5. q. Dan
iel, proxies. q. VI. Crutchticld, John Lee and \. X.
Philips, directors,
Manassa Gap Rail Road Company.-IIiram Martz.
Plilip Pitman, George W. Brent, proxies. Charles
II. Hunton, William II. Irwin and Andrew Pitman,
Norfolk and Petersburg Rail Road Company
Charles III. Shield, Thomas II. Daniel and James IL.
johnson, proxies. a. r. l.coNaru, JOSIAH Ills ahd
Walter Ii. TAYLOR, directors.
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road Company.-Na-
,hanicl j. Wclcl, Is. ii. Berry and Henry Shackcl-
ford, proxies. Inman Horner, Silus Burke and John
Willis, directors.
Company-William W. Crunp, proxy. John :.
Caskie, director.
Richmond and Petersburg, Rail RoHl Company
William F.: Watson. pr%syi trnnris +: Rires'
Richmond and Danvillc Rail Road Company
Benjamin +. Garrett, William NJ. Tredway aud Thos.
w. McCancc, proxies. j. Is. Stovall, Is. NJ. Jones
and Lewis T.. Hurvie, directors.
Richmond and York River Rail Road Company
Beverly b. Douglass, Samuel +. %ilarwool, and Lem
ucl J. Bowdcn, proxies. VIM. b. Taliufcrro, II. Is.
Tomlin and Roger 4. Pryor, directors.
Roanoke Valley Kali Road Company.-Tuckc Car.
ring,on, proxy. Henry Wood, jas. l.. Haskins and
Robert G. Nelson, directors.
South Side Rail Road Compnny.-Thomas Wallace.
L. q. Booth and Henry +. Nococi, proxies. james
Alfred Jones, john Sturlivuiit and John 5. Thornton,
directors.
Virginia Central Rail Road Comrany.-John liar
man, WIN. +. Gordon GnG ohm Ecluls, proxies. Wm.
Overton, S. Carpenter and Samuel Is. Brown, dlec-
tors.
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company
Charles l.. Crockett. John NJ. Preston und benjamin
Wilkes, proxies. Thomas l.. Preston, VIM. I. Ander.
son und Vim. A. Read, directors.
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Company
Dr.. Robert +. Baldwin, john K. Tucker ani Geo. b.
Bcal!, proxies. Jas. 7. Rely, Jas. NJ. Mason and An
drew =. Hunter, directors.
Dismal Swamp Canal Conpany.-C. w. Newton,
Tazewell Taylor and Simeon Wheeler, proxies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-08

BROAD ROCK RACES

AN7iLL commrnc" on til" ih!rt 1a
w MUNDtN IN October, !-Ji. 4ASSg&~
lsr pN-NONDil, the 9Th @4&EA~
4 match between b M, Pauline by ~-
G.smru" nnd On. {. "WHI;ny' by AlIsinod" tor 500 i'd
Two ailr !r:-.
Esd DAy-TUESDhY.-A swc"pStsSs for 'hrc" set:
Odds colts ami nlicy, mile h.at- &-!N entrance hattie
i"if. Closed with three sIhstr!D';a. H. !Ullo"s
Glencoe.
g.. W Dal!ahunt names Oh. col; lIcn!y. by import
Glencoe.
Gavin Green nanc, hr. l. Augus:a, hy .t!.drrby, ia
Princess .iun..
SECOND RAcF-SHm. Dry->wr'p-'rkc cot ioGr ys
old; mile iIrnts. $3.50 entrance, 600 forfeit. To nam
and Close on the l0.h September.
30 DAY-WEDNESDAY -Proprirtors Pure, 800
mile ncut- tree tor al nvrs.
iT! n,y-NIiRSpif Jockey 'lG5 Purse. 81.
nile heats if,. Tor al! ages.
JrH 0AY-F hIBAN.-i S'vccpsiskc Tor ;nrcs year
colts and "iI"ys " NIL" heats $500 cn;rsn' ., hall =
i.ii. Closed VITA 'nr following entries
/. :. Fowler names :. :. Little Arthur, by Import
Glencoe.
g.. ". DaIlahuut names ca. col, Henry, by import
Glencoe.
J! ;. Fowler names b. u. Terrier. By imported SOW
reign
o. r lire names ca. colt, by Zin-anu, lnr1 oy E0.c.
Cap John Er!chcr names bay nIIey, 10y I",y-tiO.
CALVIN Green MHrics Mcssfs. boswell rud Pa!ac, c
by Ch.i,ie Harold, dam E'n,'y Thomas.
SECOND ~ltACE-S1n!. Dty.-%wecp5tait for .or! !'nr
old . !Eilc heat. 800 entrance, malt tur!Gt. ]" l9r
ami clo.c ON tho .l;n september.
Sep l-i'h CAENiS GREEN. PTg'
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
pICUy0vD MARKETS, sEpT,Rs 8, Is5i

Kill ". - q, - . - '''
~ The following quotations s-e wholesale. For small
orders higher ,riccs will be charged.
DACOH-Cty cured and S~ritnfeld, hog round, 9tRlO
cents: Western sides y; Shoulder 7t1 ~ Hans
9dl2; Western Bsggcd, llidl2i Queen CRY Hams ID: c-;
North Carolina 9H9..
CORh MEAL---Jcis. 19O CT. = bu,ieL
CORN.--7j 20 10 ceEtG.
F~LOTE-s9Gai Ezra so. Family 80.
L~IQUORS-Erdndy: otMrd. Dupuy & Co.: s3@i % y
gall: 4. Sricuct.c. 81 2jT3 II; Snzeiac. 50 500 - lirii.
nc,scy. - 9544 GO: Peach scarce at 81 q | -; Virginia
Annie. GDc.; do. old, 750Sl Northern do. dc; linIim'
non. ~: a Hoe. Rvm. New England. 3-c. Cir; HOLLAND
81 a -; American, 3jc. UHISkey, Richmond kecihcd.
81. Cincinnati -. ! month";.
OaTS.-Ncw ijc. T. busirl.
PLASTER Lump Plaster. none in market Tor sale
would command - u III Rockcits BY the cargo; lacAhloh"
ground -.
SALT-Salc-a at 81 from wharf, 50 L.! from store.
W~HEAT-Rrccipt increasing, with an improvement IN
ouaI,y, Rcd 81 - cash; 81 50 on { months time. White
= 50 cash; 81 ~ on : months time. Extra Enc 81 s'..-
Inferior lots 81 30 To 81 %.
~WOOL-Washcd.2 - CTS: unwnshed, IL cs. q ID.
TOBACCO.-Thc market on yesterday was rather more
active, without material change in prices. We CIV" below
the Inspections in the State 10 the LET inst, a. compared
with last year showing n deficiency OF %J6 hhi'.
" MARTIN & &C.
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TILE CONSTITUTIONAL FESTIVAL.

The Democracy of Philadelphia have done wei! i'll
agreeing to celebrate the adoption of the Constitution
Of the United States, on the 18th inst, by n Mass
meeting in Independence Square. The Constitution
has been visiIantly guarded by tie Democratic party,
and it is especially important TO proclaim !ts glorious
and vital doctrines at tho present moment when II IS
assailed by violent fanatics on the ole band, and secret
and insidious disorsanizers and Suppcrs Of it: blessed
PRINCIPLES on the other.
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VERMONT ELECTION.

MoSTrErIER, Sept. 6th.-The returns received
show conclusivelv tie election of Judge Boycc, the
Wing candidate, as Governor, by Il large majority,
Rvland Fletcher as Lieutenant Governor, and llellry
vi. Bates rs 1reasurcr-all Wings. Sabine, Wing,
is elected from the First Congressional district, by n
minority. There is no doubt II dcci-
died Wing majority in the Lcgislature-it is doubtful
whether one Democratic Senator has been elected
Mcacham and Merrill, Wings, are nlso elected from
Isl and ID districts.
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RUSSIA, RUSSIA.
I'D ECElvFD and tor snle by J. ~ RANDOLPH. Sep

HB ECEiIFD and tor sn!e by :. " sep
AG TENDER ::
The History OF RussiH, from tac earliest period TO III"
present tine. including The wcrx. Of khraIls!n, Iookc and
Sc,r-. Nv W. Il. Kelly, vol. |, B0hns ed. 81
Vol =. prFoc's Works. with Preface ana Notes, irc.I.
ding t!.D,r a,l.r...;ui 10 sir Walker Scott; lOhne ed; 81
The Typography 0. E'fn.0, .'"r"lr translated, w!i!!
So,r.; b. Hamilton fulcOuc., vol. !. boimr al 81 q,
History OF the Jcsu!'s. ;i,rir Organ, Progress. DOCTRINES
and u,...ns: hy G. y. Eirvi.Li .! Rom, Eu.n- cd :. -
Tie Hlc.'rr,. 6t .gricui,Urc; n Book for Young Farm.
~. With Gu":t.oDs prcpsc"i ioI the ~. Of Schools, by 6.
:. WarIns, Jr.; - 80.
Cur. Cnuo,, or Twenty i.H!s Of hn african S!eH"r, hY
Brautz Mayer, 81 -
Shuk-pcarc- Scholar; by Richard Grant White; e. %
The nursery Rh>k@;, a Hand Book Of practical dir'r.
,;oEs. iGr Young Mothers; 81 cts.
Walden. o. Life IN tie WOo.!s; by n. u. VhOrshu; 81
ChcsuutwoUd; = Tale by Li-l. Linden. = yolr; 81 -
Life and Adventures OF rcCcivnl HayboErr; al au'osio'
GRANNY. 80 r,s. Sept. :
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET. SEPT. :,

FLorR.-The market steady, with continued Igh'
receipts. mali retail sales AZ 5? %.
G~R,IS.-Thc receipts o; Wheat are fair, market
dull, and prices Il shade lower. We quote ordinary t'
strictly prime red nj 81 20 II -, fair 10 prime white
81 50 / 81. The latter for sich Us is suitable for FAINT
~ flour. Corn IS steady at s. CTS. Rye ~ cents 10
Il. Oats 80 cents. Cloversced IS. Timothy Seed
81 - q { -.
CArrLK M,RKEr.-Supplies moderate. We quote
Beet Cattle ct IS Il 4 - per 100 lbs. gross. Live
Hogs IS - a ST. Lambs - % 3 %. Sheep - 2oa
! So. BrsINEss.-Money matters remain light.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS kEWAED-

. N wv N, Oh iH' -HI CT 0I Hti'"Itrr -, !,
ne man BOB, sOrIc,!lac2 ca.!ci i'nG Sscsu H,r
mui.';to Ian, "ho"i 10 or 20 H.@r Old. some I'VE Gee, r.,
or xix inches high. u would think. no, having -,cr..
lim.)-has n .rEr on one Of his chrck-. cav.-, ~ :,
cut OF II knit" when IL child. Gni J. l,ti" p:seoa 'oci a.,
reads very well, an; | learn has mad Tor scmc .!srr "a.
map Of rho I'"l'",i S.ars. ma IRON. ell | cat learn t,,,,.
il Is nlor. likely he IL mHning hr- way tor a tree >,.,s H.,
irfI IA company w.tl! Il m.la,'o boy about his tBou.} ~.
hy tie uan!e a Bill Gwgar. n" son OF r :rcc ncsro. H.,
- Gwynr, OF tho place, "ho links as .0E > irving NJ.
Bnh. 20 cr, 10 a Tree State. Bob Is II boot sud ,hcrlr,,.,
by trade. and !, II very polite. wril behaved man ,o W..
persons. speak, rather slowly, and generally Uses y-r
good !un.uI." indeed Tor n slave.
wi, give 500 Tor the apprehension 6ni commence
OF Bob in jail 20 that ! can gel him again, i; taken ov.r >
miles from this place; or So II taken Nahin 50 n.-, d
~! rlsc" snd delivered 10 ~" or lodged IN Ju:. So ! csr =.
ma. avaG. inHA NJ Mos.
By mo u. Moon :!
49, =
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Observation-Disclosures Darsie, Esq, the
wing candidate for canal commissioner in Pennsyva-
MIA, has informed his friends that he sent in his dccli.
nation six weeks ago, but thar the committee had as
vet taken no action upon it. 7his he .ras forced 10
do IN consequence Of h0rtag had the n'sior:unc 10 be
born IN Scotland. OF course the radical kuow-no-
things would not touch him.
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Nc,

FALL h, 800
AM uow in rrcci2: Of my barge Fall and Winter stock
OF superior READY MADE CLOTHING, coinprls!n:
ry,ry article in nv line, 10 which would invite the G!:en-
rjor ~ the trade. and return my sincere thanks 10 my form
or patrols for :pci. liLfra. pat!oIEs" s'' solicit an cary
call from then: TO examine ny new hDi 'aiicd 'tS$k'
which !. much larger ttar 7 rvcr before lnl o. hand.
IN addition 10 ny usual stock, ! mn 7iil k'criH- a fall
ASSORTMENT o. Gsril-rcu'- i'm" Furnishing Goods, 10 which
would invite TAG G;cltIOn u all "h" |. moi nire ci.i hand
sumc Good. HENRI ShNfth'
Corner Main AID lith Streets.
y. B--l -Laii 1. :eai,er keep constantly on hand rNir"
I,r.,,. ,iz,, al clothing. FtIt :
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CASE Of KIDNAPPING. Sc

WAsHlNGrUS, Sept. ia case ui kidnupEu- and
fraud is imputed I" a clerk in ono OF the Departments
in disposing OF II slave Lett with him as collateral Sc
curity Tor the payment OF u note. The slave is miss-
ing, and il is alleged she has been sold to u Southern
trader, although restricted Ia the District. The affair
is to be investigated.
The drafts on the Treasury for the week, GUIDING the
ID inst, were 81, 500, 600.
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TO Ny CUSTOMERS. FRIENDS AND I'll

4 HAVE resumed business on my own account aa'
n ROW rccci:in, . laad-onl" r+.OEtr,"' OF So2'' :.
har!wu:c line. hall continue Ia add To NJ s'oe" y
week 10 week until GO; a iui. s~Uprly-Iny sooi'
fresh and Glenn having disposed o: the 0! s;0.s ~.
Tor" mos, politely md respectfully invite my Old cG',.. !,
friends and thc pubic to rLI on ne at my ol ':aHd. yh,
s,rcs;, rendering to eacL. my per-onHl attention w1tE" .
shall p.ohse 20 call Gu ne. TliEO. kDBEN!SO'
Importer OF Hardware snd Cutlery, No. Gj, N~" ''''
tu- l6-c.m
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lNDIANA.-The fusion in Indiana between the
wings and abolitionists is almost complete. The dem
ocra,s have nothing to oppose to this combination bu,
q s,ruisht-out democratic ticket; and VIC are glad to
see that the prospect is good for a great success at she
coming election.
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HIANE man NnIIII'

q Plank ROnd Company are hereby Noi.h't wv
President and + ourd Of D!r"C,Or- have ordered " y. =.
non Of five dollars per share. 10 b" pad ;IoH'"'S ~"
stock commencing on tine first day Of hucu''. si' =,
tinuc ~ long Hs this notice shall remain ~ lacy : :,
requested 10 deposit the same in the Farmers bth" =" y
ginia. to the crcdr ot the Company.
By order Of the Board. c,.,l
July 2--CIs.i II : Eir'' ~.
:5-Thr Richmond Wh!s md Es-G!r'F Ae ~, -,
to publish the above once a week until o'nerN- -
AMI send their accounts to the Office o; i"e '"'
tChriS:iausviI", il prymccL. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.

PI1TsBrEc, Sept. G-The Democrats of .hilHChanv
county met i'll Pi,isburg to-day, and nominated H
county ticket, and Charles Shaler their candidate for
Congress. Resolutions were adopted approving Of
the National and State Administrations, and dcnoun-
cling the Know othings. They caused considerable
excitement and they adjourned in confusion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-08
CHANGE OF HOURS,

.rcnUvODlTION DAY LINZ BETWEEN RICH.
MONp AND NEW CASTuE.
AN md after Saturday, the nh INST, of Packet bo"t
pIntGuBpY yiiI Leave RICHMOND on Tuc-ihys.
.rburai,y, and Saturdays. a; o'clock, a. 81, and arrive nj;
STW CANTON ut 10 O'Clock, 7. II.
Rcturnin--Lesv NEW CANTON Oh Mondays. Wei
Ia. md FRIDAYS. at q O'Clock. y NJ arriving In RICH.
WOy1 N q O'Clock. r. ". CROUCH & HOOPER.
$500 Il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-08

EOTICE.-AII person. having claims H'''",' p u
" tate Of the late ". Richard ". H0%5'''' =: :. .,
tan. in his ;rtirilunl character. nnG no, a. oUr o: % +,
prlc,ors OF the i!ugu"not SPRING., hrc rcqa.:.,' u
item. without d.lry. to Thomas Howard. k'G'',
,h!un. in Chesterfield, that th"y mHy be cHai:!"'. :
lied ~ ,oon IL ]pO--lb.": ana al! 'hoee in''o''r -
,u,,. u, Ik. manor. are requested; to rrk' ps*".
the same person, vAo Is my attorney, 10 nc, :Cr ~ /"
behalf. :. =. EDlS!i Ii. L."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-08
1N LYPTRTTNCED TEACHER,

N&1lior Tor Il change ri cnnlate. has -; .c7'IEee
w chrrg- OF q iiourisaiES A~crdc:nr, arc w"o '
furnish satisfactory references with regard 10 ch"'',
and competency. Is desirou- OF Obtaining a siua'th
privHt" OF public tuition III some on" Of thc SoL'a'
states. Having prepare! many students Tor a""o.'
nd!,iss:SI 70 advGurcd classes Of OUT M; college
:cc!s safe IL propo..ng .nT-ciI ic9 patronage.
Please nddr"ss Immediately. ]. ! D.
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