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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

WILL ne gwen for the delivery Ill Richmond,
w o. :,vo negroes ISAAC and HENRY, who rana~ay
-on l:"ir.!ci-burs last September. They we're puF.
ceased o Geo Aler Isaac formerly belonged to Drewry
F.Ehg:a c. K:ns GcoTg. county He is tai, dafs brown
sow abou, - years old. eary il about "a years old
is.': il;ces high dark brown color, and belonged
Formerly 20 N Lucas Of Fredericksburg Will give the
saore rswa: irercd ue IN Richmond. or seventy
I'VE dollar. sEca il occurred in Jail so get thela.
HECTOR DAVIS, Agent for
Nay ai-r.f Thomas q. James.
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FIFTY nnILARS REWARD,

EFT the premises OF Frederick Anderson, the 25h
IL Jun" Inst. negro man named FREDERICK, OF low
i'aIe about - years u age OF light complexion, sPehks
''" Ind ,a.nn,.r- little when spoken TO- He has u
aia m Leigh Adams Street ut hrs. Mary A.
Ni.';7a- The above reward oi hiy dollars, will be-
NJ tc taken OF the State oi virginia, or tw"n,
=" '0.lrrs il taken IN the S'u" hnd .ici cred Tle
r'r- ia!cr,on or 20 Edward y. E;cho
l.. rUOS !
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ALFRED l.. u0i.LADAS,

-OvV asilN MERCUANI, KINNMONU, Va.
XVII n:,cud promptly 10 the sale Of Corn, Wheat
nv -.cs,ro Oa;s Rye. Flour. Meal, &C.. &c, en,rust
y. care nnG viii execute all orders with hdcltty
,.,, .:.l.:s Xiii: Hdw;!Es. No!ar: ~: Main AND
'ssre-'. ,.,,,,rxcrs
s.p Ajax R Hosdsy Henrico
V-.,. HI! \ Raw:!n.-. Richmond.
'' ! Mcii:u?ar's IONS
7.ou & rlcrndon. FTeic-7ckshurs'
lar. = i;a:al
/: ..nn PC Aug 2l-ctf
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NOTICE.

vryAs committed to the Jail Of this county ON ,bs o,,b
" day Of June lust, negro boy who cal. himself
JAMES GREEN and says he 10 free boy from the civ
of Richmond that he was hired by his mother (Bet.y
SreenI to R Mayo of the city aforesaid James Green
IA about I6 or IL wears of age spare and slender made
dark ginger cake color had when committed an old
pair Of cass net pants coat shoes and old glazed
cum The owner ia required to prove property pny
cbsr,cs and tnke him away otherwise he will he dealt
wirh ma rho INV directs j. THOMPSON, JR, Jailor,
A.. " .uSw of Coochand county.
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sALMoN's PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS


'yNh!2 NaCino .sas invented aud patented by G. B.
Il Salmon 0: Illinois, and wherever 1t has been exlib
@ ss' asen precedence of all others tor cleaning Grain
snl CirLss Seeds
~ ho s!.t SILVER Medal awarded the inventor at tn,
!C.. IN H"H York, and the fret prize at tie New
tnoS se ". !a l:s2 It has been adopted hy the Rich
knoaHI Nse!s, !o recommend il as the best u,nchine
Wb.s, ,"G1's,!rc cocslcs and other impurities from
woirt, separate my two seeds of different size or
dor h 1l" IN - rnn-,ructiOn and easily kept In or
curo, br ff.-"'! adapted TO farmers uses as it re-
perfectly ,I 1""t 20 work il, aud cleans grain more
!, csn NM .'.Ty .'ah tHTy rhc.lnr now in usr
:. c"h DE- fTrHi'hm, u, N" s,Ilou;,,y nrices viz:
bu,bo,a ".nirr Atca"r that will clean Is TO 30
bv.S. Farmers Machine TIA, will clean 10 TO 80
0usae!s per hour ' WIN '''oN ~ a,
.rS,s s:aInGEs Machine (arrsnped for horse now.
pT wit w"i elsan % bustel. per hour 50
..sf.,t q. NIlers Machine thu, will clean 10 to 30
'-ae!' pc, hour '1"' VIII e'ah ~ 70 % I'M
bu..ss AiIl.E's Machine tia, vii, clean l2s 10
su.i.,, S,!eFs Machine that viii clean $50 TO 800
Asi!sss row .snrp:o,, 2oo
Mr. Commission Merchant, Richmond Va
F.b county Rights will be sold on reasonable terr,s
K NJ
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tnWlN WORTHAN IS CO. w
rFSEEtL COMMISSION AER-

F' CHANTS,
,,..,..,,,,;o, Il. ., sslc Of Wheat, Corn
- t,.' T.E,,c, &c aal keep constantly on hana
,sr,.i ,s.C-:.su' .. iiToc"r!cs ioSr!hr: wln
= t.i Wv, Plaster, Tai tru!,'?"es Tin r"'Ss r.tc tc
~ ~, N.xcy .tuGuu Gait :'irei..nd "'n'3' i'e"'
.r. f..!,.. .,o:. C, AL d"scf','''1" Hh' ''@S
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EDGAR MACON,
,cyxv AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
-,,o,iputnu Hall, Franklin street, Rich.
''''''' uond Hn
REFERENCES.

-,', n call the attention Of llis friends and the pub
,.o h.. isc, tia, ko will give his strict personal
"a to .,U,ns produce a.l respectfully soei's 'ac'F
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vIRors,A Posr OFFICE AProiSrMESrss;;EA
J. Is. Grayson, postmaster at Gangsyli'e t irlnce
William county Va vice A. ; - p Meks, pson IssSnsv cnn,r
W Ee ,.;,. = fEke, resigned. William Anderson,
nos,na.ter ", Elem aston Marshall county Va vice
William b. Simpson, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

a, a meeting Of the Democrats OF District No. 8.
held at SLASH Cottage on the !jb uf August, DR..
WIN. l.. Wood was made Chairman and VIM. l..
White, Ir., appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object n the meeting
vcn,ion at September Court, to nominate candidates
for county officers, and send Delegates Ia the State
Convention. There were now several democratic
candidates for county offices, and before the election
there wall probably be more. All cannot bc elected
and unless tho party select candidate iur each Of
ice III. know-Nothius. would take advantage OF our
division, and defeat US for all. They take secret
midnight political oatls, to for the nominees 0
their party, and these nominations made Ill secret
with closed doors Ough. democrats 10 support incn
who swear in secret prescribe the Sren democratic
republican party, rs they have done when they hnd
the bower, a. well men for their birth and re!l-
sion!
John Pryor, the Chairman of the Committee, re-
portc,! ihr following gentlemen Us delegates TO cast
The Democratic vote Of this District viz:
Chas,au White, Ed. Winston, Lewis NJ. Coleman,
J. w. Taylor, John Pryor, Vim. l.. White H. II.
Wood, X. Glazebronk Or. White, j. II. Snead, Is. +.
Smith, Mr.. Bacon. Jos. Z. England, y. II. England,
Samuel Bumpass, John Trcvilian, X. a. Burruss,
Charles Thaekcr, VIM. TUler, Tho. {. Lowry 5.
Ford, Wm. Ford and VIM. y. WadrOp.
On the motion of j. w. Taylor, the Chairman and
Secretary were added to the delegation.
No nominations were made for District officers, Tor
the want Of notice.
The Richmond Enquirer and Examiner were re-
uucsted to publish these proce'Hlings.
WM. l.. WOOD, Chairman.
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Rr iihr linrsrnl

GEORGE " MeNroRp, Srg'ry oi the Commonwealth.
Tue eyi;ye above mentioned i described as being tyo
feet five and half inches high weighing % 1870 pounds
full free, dark hair and beard about six weeks old has
reddish about ap inch long upder the lone Of car
nress dark drub plush Ga black cloth rock coat light
uncy Pantaoons white socks aud lowered silk hnndkcr.
chpl August n2-C3w
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCIIIE, PRYOR II DuNNAVANT.
Nu T. p,r,.,Ir { ROGER A. PRYOR. EDITORS.
Unyn,y uOnNENG, SEPTEMBEk 3.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING


|IuEsBERT V. GRAVES has associated with himself
|Nn WILL Il GRAVES, TO. thepurrosc o! conauct
=: K.ranond COMMISSION BUSINESS, prlEcipnIly
=. o. country produce and the forwarding OF ncr'
.,,,'.s under me sty,e ot II. V. GRAVES n CO., VINO
.,,".a,y cud.r 10 their friends and the pubic ,he'r
s..;r:ccs Their house is on 18th street "''"een "A:
md. p.s n,,:tso to Gc.es 10 following pro-
:; :ita.aI Fon,aire, McssTs. Hugh w Fry 4 Co.
y; .a.s Fly Mc:.rs Hiram .; Mesn'oN M Go Nyi!'
l'ra.oa William Hancock, Caroline Colonel J9hn
~ waller. Dr. F. j. Hancock, Spo'syiv"n'a; CoI.
'.y:on e. Coleman, Mr. Reuben Davis LOUISA;
.ss,. wp Dickinson, and Burw", 2 :A'knson' una m
scplen a :-;,s: Bath, Mr. E. H. Gill; Ly"thbur;; Mr
HeT;ti Nclon: c9t samuel rI., - rmasS huasS
ci.:io::s, u; fS"sas j:sg's Rf% s. 5o;dsa ,isa
~ W..-r, Z r J6u"- 3. 4. Goodr. fowhntsn. Me':Es
=. D. (i.a5ri, VIM Wallace lay CAeetstEeh; Van. T.
Il e:.o. fr.aca Ed.asa coaati Apsii ii"-cu
.tENERAL AGENCY, washington ClTi'
IISEs subscribe. formerly oi Richmond, Fi.gna, haH
in. cvtnh!.si.d NJ Oi:c- il: this city, on street a
= io;s ia ron: oil tie Treasury Department tenders
.e:vc,, 20 claimants upon the Government, especially
revolutionary services und for land bounes and pen
.,.s 10 Ter :Ec .ccCn: acts ui Congress:
.y!g. yr.ra"i The manuscript: al tne a'" lhViu LOT
r. ~or lr t., .f-a,S ihe o:. !cdfa "hicC WIS ever
:s - ,aa .-n.c !ass o: revolutionary papers III me
S,s .p:i;o: O@ce IN Ecailurd tie E"s aso ,e!y GO
81. atAS 70 H., ps.cs s Tie 0h!er pluio u'ccs III
lt Cspgcl gi virginia These and the accumula,ious
In o.:. ;.g.ces Q: twenty years experience cntitis
.'-,, :. !: . claim n;r,lsred to him be Just, be will
.ss Z. .aqS = s,cr vic.e the claimant himself rnsy
/ .1.i:.i; A.a.!. - 10 l.
E1 r1s .ic ,Ge .cceat scs OF 81 hsrcE, 1855, Civ.
/: 3 s,-ss of lard ul! who We're ia battle or who
re! or..cei !rv- Lii. charges will be very moderate
1 FELIX RICHARDS.
uGFERISCLa
nor H.c:y A. Wise. ACcnmsc, Virginia
!ac.c. I.y'n- ESQ, Richmond, Va.
Jse. : ti.a;a late Commissioner OF Pensions, hiea
9oEi =, 800
S;s=o:i y i,.se- Register Land Office. Richmond Va
Eon jo:a : g"adIeton, Culpcp"r Z. Il, "a.
10 S-,r.. r. ;on. Wcs:,.; toy. Il. /.
! -. Ws... i-;.. Bui;ino.".
4 Ion. ia. 4 \,,,,- Ncrl -rl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

BALTIMORE, SEPT. Flour is dull, VIII 10
sales Howard Stree, is held al 81 a.; City Mills
7 81 SS. Wheat is dull aui irregular; nonlue!!y,
sales of white att 6O 81 20; 81 1S red s. T.
81 62. Cu,u, white, IS Il IS CENTS; yellow 81 ~
cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

ihGlNIA A--At Rules held in tho Clcr k's Office OF
"n 1!eun Court OF Caroline County, on the lst Mon.
70 iasn,, l.3 being the 9Th day ol the month:
,, H. =: nn!eon Surviving partner of the late firm OF
Against "' is DEBT
john krnuss, Dc.,I.,,
ihG oee' o. J 'a. 'i' i. to recover Of the defendant.
.on.; IN th OH Inv - @ r. with legal n,ursst there
ectto credit Of " g. as sb March ISIS an udavi,
hs crdsrsS s% s
John Krauss do appear here within one month ,,ar due
publication Of this order and DO whit, necessary to pro
teet bis iuterss, in this suit 4 cvpy-Tene: p'N
Aug M-cw4w GEO. TAYLOR q 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

,r. p.a:rrd. Mayo * Bar, II. 4 T. ;. Iai!aierro'
r,roc. Richmond: Col James Barbour, Ncssrs.
.I,tr,, ( = : Ery Orange; Euius X, fizhu:h.
-. H.n' : Irake Madison; 7 : Hrnins ANA DR.
.;u,oa panv.llc: and pr. Wm. IL Macon, New
: au. l--cSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

NEW YORK, SYrr Flour has decline! IS 10
Of cents Sses of 5,0O bbl- State hrsnds At t. 5r
Ohio rs 25 Southern IS IS. Whent is tribe
Sales of Southern white 81 93. Corn is hrIn. Sa.re
of mixed at Soi cents. Stocks are triie l,e:teT.-
Virginia SIS 9Ss.
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DYERsEER ,:ASrEn

\ WISH 10 employ, for IL, .,.., year y vc,,,-
good character. MS i'vorec"s ui"n ny Farm Mr. W "
u .0sos ;2ho has bepn Manager upon the rnru, ir @ w
ystrsp.., 6nd whom cn1 recommend a., ndr.
ihd rnrrsoric Overscer, and OF good clarnr,o
H1,a's employment upon larger farm
ag.ur aa-eow W. VI. HARRISON
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GRATTAN,s RRPORTs-vOL: NJ
IusT nubi,b,d and now for salc--prce S4-Apply 81
- tho SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
August lo--dlw& cw5p
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JNOR the apprehension of my Metro inna, JOHN
r. FAME ,sEo absconted from my farm in Nrurico
county on tho 5.h oil April last He is hr!Sh; nulno.
about IS years of age feet org inches high Hi. left
hand has been injured, aud his fingers are contracted
that he cnnno, s;rnishten his hand He blacksmith by
trude purchased him of Joseph Gray. Of Stafford
ty He has n wife q, James Talnterros naHid county.
will give the above reward II secured IN n Jail 50 that
get him. MM. a; pl.tiEtCA,
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(.EORG
'TORNEY At LAW
iiiNCERY

GEORC' .'.' ...,,,~rrpy
rTORNEY At LAW
u .. e.; Federal
'curt- held at Jackson. ma" i.' ...'' - rooa,e
r.. Of H,rcs and :Ge u.l.Ah"rlG- " .-' ..niies ne
.o srrd 10 :hc paymsn, OF ;'.>>- redemption of
|, ,e1 lands Il; the Auditors Once
... 70 --r'rn T. Es,'"-r",l e.; Henry J: Irving
s.i..-. ila-x h,Q. Cashier hank OF Virginia,
- = a.--,s s,.i,.snn Richmond Va Nov. l6-ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

Guy,r Csorilxe.-Mr Charles Hsriy, Of Wiz.
chester, rut nud s.rureJ THE ysnr' irou lot i,sa.
,na. n ts crup of rye will gather trcei.ca;
,,''n % ,r and now has the same ground covered
wi,h lu1uriaut growth OF wheat
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,Rt:ISIt AT rules held in the Clerks Office O
~ -. 1.;.a., Of Carnliuc COUNTY trs

Monday in August, 1885, it being the 9th day Of til" month
John r. MISSY, fa'hh"'
I,nn Ernu.s Defendant.
The object of this sui, is to recove. O! the defendant
John krwss the sum Of SIS 80 c.s, with legal interest
thereon from the l4rh OF February 1850 due by open
account, an affidavit having been made and flied that the
ri.ndan is not resident Of this State, liz ordered 'hn
the said defendant John Krsuss do appcai hero within
one month after due publication Of this order aud 10 hn
Is necessary protett his i,terest in this sii'
A Copy--Teste,
Aug 2l-c~iw GEO H. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER


Very respectfully and truly. your friend.
!. c. MOTT, VI. u.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

We understand that, on Saturday Prcsiden, Piercr
came down the Central Rail Road to Gordonsvllr.
en- routc for Washington. As 10 what kind OF s7ir'
he wore-s theme which modern knowSoI!nn;
presses discuss with great ability, the Old Frda-
rpsts used to do in d.Scantin on Thomas Jefferson
rrd naj.'coa'-wc confess inability 10 cniihtgu
the public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

tHI 'nS capital ;"u dr>p,", from one Of the
'i'e' h"'o'""s a''d popular writers of the country
VIII renof" =" "rnklc' from the hardest and long
-. pl!z. even "f Il Know -No,l,i,.,.
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AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
Almanae for Ms oity Of Washington

TRAVEL.
For baltimore.
The cars leave daily at and So A. NJ, and and
For Alexandria.
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street, hourly. Fare Ave cts.
For Rockville.
The stage leaves every morning at 7 o'clock. Fare
VI. Office, corner of and 8th streets.
For Upper Marlboro.
The stage leaves every morning at 7 o'clock Fare
VI 90, Office, northwest corner OF ID and 9th SITS.
For Gordonsvilie.
The cars leave Alexandria daily, at 71 o'clock, for
Gordonsville and intermediate places.
For Richmond
The boat leaves the wharf at the terminus Of I9th
street daily ut A. M., and s o'clock, T.. M. Fare
IS so.
For Lees5urg.
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. Office, United States Hotel.
California Steamers.
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
9th and 20th Of each month. Persons desirous Of
writing from this city should mail their letters on
the 3d and 18th Of each month.
The Post Office.
The Northern and Eastern Mail is opened at s
o'clock A. NJ. and half past p NJ. closes at p.
The Great Southern Mail is opened at 8 A. M. and
closes at p NJ The Southern Mail, as far South as
wilmington North Carolina, arrives at half past p.
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closes at 3 =. M. Wei i
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at 4. M daily, except Sundays.
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and 18th of each month, at Q p. M.
Warrenton Mail arrives at IL A. NJ. closes at 10
A. M.
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II hope we may find some means in future, OF
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commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
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