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SERIOUS RAILROAD RIOT AND BLOOD.
SHE'D.

BUFFALO. JAS 2O.-A riot q! u very serious nature
occurred ;orimy on the Buffalo. BramtiorL and Good.
rich Railroad. The disturbance took place among
the lab"rrT> AZ RIGgrwaE. some ~ miles from thi'
city. wlo.nu having received their pay, regularly
gave notice tim, they would spike down tho switch"-
to-day, II ;hCy did noi receive the wages due them.
AZ their money wa- not forthcoming, they according
~ spiked rhC switch ut kilgcwny this afternoon, AMI
opened one az two of the bridges. thus prcvcp.In-
ritcrtua!lv NJ! travel over the rUud.
The chief officer al the road Al once hired Hb'i!:
twenty-five men from this city, armed them with r.
v"lrers, &c, and proceeded overt Ia RldgrwHy "a thA"
p"ssrssiun ut and protect ihc track. Dm arriving a:
the scene they were fired upon by the inhi'crs. wlu
We're armed with ritie-, when n regular nShi cusuli
III which the pnrty from the city inrcd tn" w"r-,. nm,
of their men named Simon Wcnplc being killed, AM
two Or three others woundr,l-nnc dangerous
Two or three of the lab0rrrS were also wounded.
Til. officers however surr"rr!.d IN arrc-ting Il ioz. 3
Of the rIu;cr, H5tL order, were sent Ia this CNy /.
irons. n, il SUPPOSED for the S"curcncut of those g..
| r.s:,n.
The whole party from thI, city were dcputizcd bv
thu Canu.linn -iIcrIl' and acted under his Oiticrs. III.
president uf the ROAD ana Il number ri Roman Ca,ho.
lc priests. together with the sheriff, first made spccchc.
10 the laborcrs aud tiled to persuade them 10 drrI,t,
bat 10 no p~urposr-whyn the -EcrIi ordered the track
I, be- opened nmd CLEARED. upon which the melee took
p.acr. The man who Killed Wrnpic WA, arr,,.rd
and after I'M examination wa iuliy committed To NJ.
| 6wrr.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

STOCkS. ,
rr-rr, bp,,,r.rxr RtLFiGH, y. L

httsNhb 70 -. - . 1874
December - Ior
a-rALED PROPOSALS will b." o"c"iyrd a, 'na. on ,9
S until 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ. o! III" o'l 1t".a', 80, AL.
rho r1Irrhe.e OF tire, hundred art S"r"h'y 'houshnu Nv,
;t' ~" ,pfr,, ycrrs. These bonds are j.
M .. :" = E,,,"a: So,,j, (. r,lina tor the cons,ruci!gh Of
rho North Carolina Rail Egai "i' 81 ."." n 800 pDrI
OF the Stnte. all The stock "'r' - ,,. rLri,eI for
nrt .is J:v:drnd, .r,:n- rom said N'oeA' IRE p't"4'"
their redemption. r.corcI q. ,e u.r,r lime. for
the purche.e OF "i-h! 'ho.,ah" nG.-r, III r' .a ccH.,ruc.
rem year i,T,.!,nii5i sni Gn-rOu Rail Road, ant u" IA
non oil 'ir dr un"i-a:ior at The N"u'r and II! h''','
pro'"'"ent VI Bonds rr". by "Nrr" r enactment '"'"'F
DO" -" mon ter an! pHirosc. I
They "'"',,rl- attached Tor :he in'c?"-t NJ IN PEI ,'W.
viii u..r.bl, the hr.r day o: JrHu"ry and IaiS, IL
pei sn'uH' XIII XIII interest and principal will be I,nyahir ~
rrch |t" III, Republic, in the Cry OF Ne" iork, UDbr :
tA' IN. rmrcia-rr prefers TO hive them payable OF ne
T,rrsrry Of North CsroiH''
10 I;d,iju. viii please nl,rr-- their letter.. IN
III ~ ..p,og2.a,s fDr !Sorh CaroliHa S'octs'-to fhr y-
d"r.irucd at Ihic!yh. y. c: and vii! distinguish = III
" r.,,ir,inr cIn.s of Bonds for which tEr! .DHI,
They vii! hl"n t"tf ~ """' P'
,bcy propose 10 Vhy. ,hsT,
!" Iibr bids will be opened at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, OF :,
January nexr, in the presence oil the 'ovefnof ia,
.ar. ,nd COMPTROLLER Of State. and OF u ". moiu'-
pr..idenr of the Bank Of the state OF Norm Iafot". "a
THE undersigned reserves the right oil accepaJs a!a'
bids in whole Gr in part as may no deeiheu HUE"
seous to the Sinfe. 4. lnoImr.
~, Tho scc.ntrnre OF their bids, u deposfe'A, ,,ou. I'
snouu, OF their biis, with the accrued sTna'n,.rrcr o! tge
6r., of January. l-55.. ~ the credit OF the " n. ulIrh
state OF North Carolina. Tins dePoste mp p.nx u ~
,be Rank of the Republic. New - pI 4"
SIC ~ North Csrohns-or the RSnk Oh N'p"
leigh source, Of be ~iIH. IN.
the small "hounn ur ~ Nie.srs. Brown 81! v:I
oticr. or on Application" u ~, GOIR4.
Cry Of New YORK. -. r,.,.ry q North Cs!0-1
Jan 9l-ti A"'
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WAR AGAINST THE DEAD LANGUAGES.
The following piece of patriotic intelligence aP'
Lears in the Boston Courier:
ain the House Of Representatives yesterday Que
order was introduced directing that the use III the
hall be granted to the Wing party for cnucis pn!r-
poses; and another, directing that the Latin inscrIp-
ton over the speakers desk-.Ease pcih ptac!dam
,ub hberta!c guHtem'-bc removed, and that a literal
translation in. English be placed in liz stead. The
first, after Il little fun, was rejected; but the other was
laid over under the rule, Mcssrs. Eames OF MaIheii'
and Monroe Of Boston, giving notice OF their inten-
ton 10 debate it,
The Know-NothinCs of the Massachusetts, Legs
laturc hive at length shawn their hands, rrGar'liesS,
Of color or comment. Latin is formally proscrlbel
along with ..ihe rich Irish brogue and the sweet Ger,
man accent" No mournful tribute of respect and
regard, it seems, is to he shown To n deal language
il If foreign origin. Poor T. pl1riJn< Un"m must
soon give way, We fear, TO a national motto III the YER
nacular Of the Blackteet or Flat ucad-.- llash'nS.
ton Union.
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VALENTINES. W. RANDOLPH, IL M ,r a
Richmond, Va, oticrs, OF wholesale ana
large assortment OF Valentines for the l4th Oh e""
Comic, at | and , cs.
Juvenile, al and & cts.
Sentimental, to sui. eli tastes, from 6 cts to -
Envelopes, OF from ] to 23 cts.
Valentine Writer'S aud cards. at Gu
Fancy Notices, at q. - and IS CTS per as nrompt attention,
and all goods postpaid to those Tn orders. Jan %
Ar.eHNa.s -. P-e.IS ,I1C-1S55-RECElyED
A M Y yhS1fh2 HhaoSoksToREA 2 I R1 hlsekf
statistical id New View Of the rn'ed States BY . b De00"
81 30 ,,,,oir 4 yo!s-e2 q
colsriSEs,. P sesn. .H With N.roir, by sou'hey-7'e
Keats Poems ana r,UJ,pd. abridged, with a con,lnu,
Lin.nri'. iii.,o'yS % nv j pnrse. Il, and a Memoir OF
mon rTin n, iII note. by II ! Kcrney AM-ss ,no,
Asu.ricnn Almanac, lsN-Sl.
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sS'ssfp Op FRh bHtfutnhVS
itsnp. tho aaea,.uaau, FG!:aY ustaos..t
cttyr ~ T,Lh.E.In ~. NO, p,.En

THE OF MfLkUsE.
The gallant Democracy of this precinct he enter
ing the ranvass in the true spirit. Under the lend "i
such true Democrats ~ Col. l.. y. Harrison and Mini.
Dnval, the Democracy of the county feel assured that
Mclrose will do its duty. The spirit cvinced by our
of the county. 1t is By organization alone that any.
thing can be accomplished, and we therefore appeal
To the Democracy at every precinct in The county To
follow the example Of Mclrosr, and organize Demo
cratic associations. Let lis put the ball in motion at
once and in earnest, and keep up the fires until the
last tap of the drum is heard on the battlefield.
The Democracy of Rockingham have n grcat work
before them. Our ancient reputation must be sus-
tanned. Virginia must be kept on the republican
track, and Us the old Tenth Legion has saved the
Commonwealth in several hard fought struggles, 1t Is
Gus Democracy of this section have ever unfurlrd the
States rights banner aud aided in s~trnnsliug the pro-
life brood Of Federal measures, which,
Like yelling monsters, with ccHsrlrss cry
Surrounded ur."
Will the Democracy falter now! Will they yield
the contest when ussailed by Il secret cuGal nf iutolr-
rant spirits! Will they affiliate with Il party whose
IN tie ascendant" We cannot think that any true
Democrat will be caught in tliis Federal trap, and 20
far from abandoning the cause Of equal rights, will be
found striving to save the old Democratic citadel from
the pollution and d~espOtisIn Of Federalism. Organize.
organize, and rcbuke in voices of thunder the attempt
of abandoned and p~rohigate political scavengers TO
seduce Won from the cause Of Democracy and equal
laws. Let no false rulnOrs and idle tales discourage
you or cause you To faltcr, but fight with MI energy,
n devotion that never lags. Put the great ball in mo-
ton and keep il a rolling until Whiggrry is swept
away with the power of IN avalanche from the Andes.
To one and all we say, Organize ORGANIZE To
Arms : To drynS
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LADIES' CORSETS,

al the various most approved makes, such as Werlys
French, Mrs. Love. French, Rail Road, and Jacket
STYLES, II Ill assortment OF all sizea.
irirh Linens Gaze just opened Of very heavy and su-
periGr maker. for family use.
New York Mills, and other approved mhkcs shirtings.
Hamilton l2-+ Bleached Sheeting-.
Pillow Ca.e, Cotton and Lincns.
Linen Sheeiinss, Ca and l2i, come very superior.
IInckaback and scotch Diapers.
Hlck and Damask Towels and Napkins.
Curtain Muslins, Furniture Dimity, White ind Colored
Cotton, pema,k. Lace Curtains.
These, and other goods will be .cld at bargains to cash
purchasers. CHRISTIAN & LAIllkOP,
Jan - 70 Hahn street.
TIT T. X .-iD sides good m.d damaged sole
IL Leather, for sale By +. II. SKlNkE & co,
Jan. 10 Cary strccF.
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From the Rockingham Register. |

The Wing party in this State presents now a most
extraordinary spectacle. 1t hns lost is identity, and
is about surrendering itself, soul and body, into the
hands of q new party TO which nobody will admit he
belongs. That purity now known ~ the Wing party,
has long been celebrated for the facility with which it
could change its name; but il has never until now en-
tircly given up its own organization and permitted it.
self TO be completely swallowed up by another. We
had not, until very lately, supposed that its end would
be so deplorable and melancholy, but the tone OF the
leading wing journals Of late, cnuvinces us that the
party which Inns 81 long pride itsrlf upon its name
and principles, is preparing itself for even such n fate.
In former campaigns we have heard of STOPPING tn
conquer, and it may he that many wings may think
their purity is about engaging upon n STOPPING opera
ton now, but they are rcconcled to it, by the hope Of
success.
We think they are greatly mistaken n their calcu-
lations, and TINT the sacrifice of their party will be
poorly rewarded. But still every one TO his fancy
Ii the Wings nre willing TO abolish ~whiggcry and rs.
lablis!I something better in its stcad, we surely shall
nor object. II We We're allowed It word of counsel. we
should warn them TO be- careful in making their bar.
gain lest they be badly cheated. No such combina.
ton ms il is suspected is about to be formed, can guin
u triumph over the Democracy. Similar movements
hive been made before and have always failed, and
they will fail again. Mark that!
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Lusus NAruR8.-We saw yesterday, says the Nor
folk Herald, on INSTANCE of a curious freak of nature
in a young cnt, apou half grown; having no appear
anee of hair on a. art of its skin, an opOssum's
tail, and the hira A~hafters similar to those . faratbit.
The skin on the'uppcr part Of the body and the head
is Of a mouse color, aud that on the belly and legs Of
. pale red. The cat which bore it had four other
complete kittens JhIe sume time. This curious AMI.
mai may be seen NJ 4 pothccaries' Hall; though every
one who has seen the 'crittur' is Of opinion that Bar
mum ought to have il.
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A CARD.


Nv friends in Richiunnu, thought il best to change
tic Times aud places Of the appointments | had made
Gud supposc6;hut l would receive timely notice +"
their alteration. Owing to the bad weather the steam
or from Norfolk to the Eastern Shore did not cross
.hs Bay during tho week last pnst. Thus | did MOI
know, Unit. too late, that | would be expected in Isle %i
Wight last Monday, and l did not arrive IN Noriolk
Until late yesterday evening. l find It 50 inconve.
Alien: to arrange my appointments to mt 'e court
days, tha; I have determined to adhere 10 my own
frst notification, as follows:
Charlottesville, Wednesday, January 2lth.
Culpeper, Saturday. january a,h.
Tauquier, Wednesday, January 3ist.
Alexandria, Saturday. February sd.
Fee l-ricksburc Wednesday, February eth.
Car,llo, Monday, February l2ih.
hs,-x. "Wednesday, February l4th.
K;n, William, Saturday, February 18th.
Hanover, Monday. February 18th.
will address other counties GU the way, as l ind
It convenient to give timely notice:
HENRY A. WISE.
q 1uSE
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MAnEIEp, on the 9th December, 1854, by III" Rev. Vim
9. Briggs, Dr. WM. l.. WOOD and Miss susanna G.
WHITE, the eldest daughter OF Col. WIN. l.. White, ill oi
the county vi Hanover.
sB-Tha Wing and Dispatch will please COPY.
MARRIED. on January l0rh, in Wilmington. Delaware
i. W. MASON, OF New York, TO Nns SlDNlE BALL"
Ihr lI,rtnrr ilncn
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MOUNT VERNON CENTRAL ASSOCIATION

JANUARY lSth, ioo'.
At u private meeting Of a portion of the officers OF
the Virginia Central Mount Vernon Association, and
other friends Of The enterprise, convened for The pur-
pose OF considering the letter ct the 'Soutllern Ma
IRON addressed to the ladies of Virginia, it was rcsolV-
ed
lat. that we duly appreciate the noble zeal. and
eoru,"iy respond TO the generous aud patriotic sei,tl-
hells' SO eloqushuy Expressed and beautifully sus-
famed IN Inc address before us.
I'd. That we accept the high trust, and assume the
Responsible duties rendered US by tho "Soutberu Ma.
tron"-aud will. with tho assis,apce of such others IA
may hereafter be associated with us, use onr insncncr
to secure the attainment Of the high and patriotc
object in view. p"'"
Sd. That we regard the views expressed and tho
end sought by the Southern Matron' in her address
TO the Ladies Of Virginia, az eminently worthy of tbs
cordisl approval and jealous support of every true.
hearted yirginian, and we second her touching nppee,
| with tbs heSe that every mother, daughter and wife
| in Virginia s.p unite with us in this effort to secur,
the purchase Of Ao;tnt Vermont.
18th. That in accepsaS thc responsible trust tender
! ed US by the "SoutherU |%eEar," We invoke the us
! ~sistancc and hearty co-opesa,iou Q: cur sex, through
Gu, the Stute-and urge them, in ttei- respectiv,
counties, cities and towns, to organize - one,
into Auxiliary Societies. with tho view of rails
ing tue necessary means, and petitioning th'
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The Democratic candidate for Governor will be in
S,auard.ville, AMI address the people of Greene
county. on E-idoy next, the Goth inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

y-Mr. Wi,e's appoin,mentfor Caroline is changed
f,o,n the 10th, 10 Monday, the 18th of February, which
i. Hnur, 1ay.
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From the I,ewisburg Chronicle

Mr.. GrLxER Having noticed in the Era Of last
week, that the Editor wished to buy n good riding
horse, to be paid for when .hccomac casts n majority
of her votes for Hon. III. A. WISE, 1 sent n gentleman
to him, to offer him one Oh his proposition, but the
editor objected to the horse without looking at or try
inr Him.. Now, sir, | take this medium Of saying 10
the editor of the Era, that he may select any horse
in Greenbrier county or iu the state nj Virginia,
which may be for sale, and I pledge myself to buy
said horse, and cell him to the editor aforesaid ut dnu-
be the price he Gun be bought for, payable when a
minority Of the voters of Accomac county cast their
votes for Hon. Fl. A. WISE for Governor, in May next
VI. a. CALLlSON.
LEwI.srRs. Va, Jan. Is, 1855.
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nPARIs, Dec. 3lst, 1855

"TAHIS, DeC. oIst' INf'
"DR. MrRRITT-Dear Sir: Judge Mason has an
~efusion into the right hemisphere-the paralysis Of
the left side, arm and leg, has been complete-it is
now slightly less. The hcmorrhnsc / consider 10 have
been considerable, and the attack e~l.ilently serious.
He is now in a very satisfactory state, and | entertain
many hopes.
with many regards, yours, truly.
rs. L. BIGELOW.
"J,SulRy 2yp.-Contlues to improve"
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ClyDIpATE ron CoEGREss.-0badiah W. Lang.
ftt, ESQ, IL announced by "A Democrat IL the
Wheeling Argus. rs q cuudiiate for Congress III tt4t
district, which is now ably represented By DR.. Kid
well.
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C0NMERCiiL G o
RICHMOND MARKETS. JANUA

RICHMOND MARKETS, JANUARY 81, lSG
10 Tho following quotations are wholesale. For small
Orders higher prices will DE CHARGED:
BACOS-City cured and H~nithIuld. hog round, g,g!0
crnts; Western sides : q 81; new Shoulders 7,G1:, Hams
lOd IL; Western Ragged. Il! alb; Queen City Ham, none u
market; Queen City Shoulders Ell North Carolina hog
round gDiD; Todd l2c.
B~CTTER-Prime Country. lSd22 Ct-; do. Goshen 20
as cts; old and inferior, l24Iicta.
BEl.SWAS-%j' a 20! e. II.
COR& MEAL-9O n 100 cts. T. bushrl
CORS.-SO cents.
COTToN-Transac:ion in Cotton are worry limited here
We quote s1Slc. T. T..
COTTON lA~RNS-lTdl9 cts. cash. Cotton Corda.c
10 cts. = u.
CoAl.-Aa,hraci:e = 30 p ton; Bituui,.ous average
IA CTS, Z Oufhel; tine, l0GIic, lump ie:c.
COFFIE-lti0 lUOll! cts LhgGnyrH III IAN Java u;
ala. stock light Mocha ~ a Is cts.
FL.AXSEET-Sl GOAL 10 t. IL -he!.
FEATHERS-Live Geese ijais ct. Demand In.
proved.
FLoUR-sulcs of surp~rGne a, e.. Extra 50 o.
~35c. T. n.
GUANO.-Wc quote Peruvian at go JOdclivercd from
s;orc-irum wirri so; Mexican 35n35 50.
GRASS SEEDS-Clovrr S;I3 81. p busholi Timot-j
81 JOQS5, Herds grass 81 25aSl 80.
LlME-Sl ~ from whhr. 81 80 IN store
lkRD-plimc.li " III: in kc-. l!:c; in pals lJalJ.
WiIEhT-We quote prime white Il; :. ~ to o. all
red ats 9UQSl IS.
OtTS-Nrw 4jG ac. y hu.hel.
TOBACCO Tine Receipts hH'e increased nni NJ"
tobacco IL comm. in freely IN tho !ooso state Prices he
We quote old Tugs ut from - 20 ." .: common !ea' e."
10 E; medium 20 good - DO. No hne shipping or uS'nU
f,r,rrin, kind. .Erling. New lug S3 10 To > -. gri'f.!
ssl,s of leaf al to . 80 and +.
~. No chang" IN price, Oi other articles.
CATTLE. HOGS SHEEP.
BEEF-s3 ~ a $40 T. Cwt. sross, which Is - /"
s. % nrt. ~
uOGS-SG J4:F hundred. Supply nIGdniafe.
SJIEEP-MultOn coll Tor 81 80 - " piece for orfIhaiy
AMI superior Shsep
NORTHERN MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2OtI.-Moncy markr: presents IL"
material change.
Flour to-dny is quiet. Sales OF 5000 bhl.. nj s. -
1915 for common Southern, choice se,ls NthIe
brands are unchanged.
Wheat is Vuict-smu!l sales ut previous prices
Corn il steady, with sales Of 10000 bushels Southern
white ut 81 81. Oats and Rye unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Flour-Jhr market - quiet
No snlcs this morning. Howard Stree; brands are
held at IS IS, and City Nils y 81. Buyer, We not
disposed 10 operate nj these figures.
Whrat-Th" Grain marx ct il NOT quite so nrm, AN
Whca, i. IL tribe lower. Tia" offerings to-day amoIr.
cd 10 about 1850 bushels with sales of good to pn'
white mt - O5 a2 10, and red at S2h2 Us.
Cun-The market is not 70 firm, and VIZ 10
Slightly declined. The offerings were about H"",'
bu.hcis, aud ~" notes sales Of white at $500 ce"'''
and yellow al 81 Il 90 cts.
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WAR AGAINST TIE DEAD LANGUAGES.

e Nothing received by Telegraph last night.
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BANK OF ROCKINGHAM
HARRIsoSBuRG, VA, JAN. 8, 1855.
To joseph JOHNSON, Esq, Governor Of Virginin:
herewith transmit = statement OF tho condition Of this
Bank on the lst inst. c. e. STRAiER, Cashier.
ASSETS.
Virginia Coupon Bonds and other guaranteed
Coupons, $50. 900 90
Virginia state Stock, and other guaranteed
stock, sl,3sO 90
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MANUFAETT REK5 ANU FAFMERS BANk OF
WHEELING. WHEELING, JAN. II, 1883.
HE Exc-llency Jos. JOHssoS, Governor OF Va.
Dchr Sir: ! herewith transmit the quarterly statement
Of THE Bank. January !, 1855, with corresponding state.
rnent for January | lej4, MS required by law
Very respectfully. J. DlCkEi, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

ALBE1fARLE CouSTy, VIRGINIA:
Thi. day. personally appeared before me, II N9trry pun'
lie for ,nii county, Il. c. Flanagan, Cashier "i ia" Mon
ticcllo Bank, und made oath, thar the above comra rniivn
statcmra, Of the ntfuirs OF said bank, is correct, TO ,hc
best Uf his knowledge and belief.
Witness my hand thin 2nd January, ler.
ALEX. POPE ABELL. \. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

We. the undersigned, member: oil the bos,u o' ,ho, If.
20 -. 10. hH.n sxamiucd and We believe II TO
Wa .orrec, A. B. TRICK. President,
PETER H~ESEBERGER,
r. 7. II. WARREN,
F. PIERCE,
N. HARVEY E~FFlNGER,
WIN. q. TEVESS
RocxIsoHAM County, TO WIT:
This day, G. {. strayrr. Cashier OF the Bank OF Rocking
ham, personally appeared before me, aSothry Public Tor
laid county. and made oath that the foregoing statement Is
correct.
3. ". y. Il.
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ME-. WISE IN GREENE COUNTY.

is cCnVVnIVnt 70 give Uue1J Hot!te:. ,v,,,
HENRY A. WISE.
NORFOLK, JANUARY 3, 1855.
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STAFFORD AND KiSG GEoRoE.-Tbe FreSe.icks-
burg papers state that q Democratic Convention is to
BE held at King George Court House on the first
Tasxdsy in March. 10 nominate a candidate for the
Lagis!atu7e for Stafford aud King George. The De-
:...svr.is ri Stafford ars I" appoint Delegates at Feb
-.!.y Court. YIN. Il. Brown, Esq, il tie present
.I.v & tir.atc.
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OFFICE MONTICELLO BANK
CHARLOTTESVILLE Jas. 10, leJJ.
To His Excellency, JOSEPH JOHNSON. Governor Of Va:
DEAR SIR: Enclosed, please ind comparative statement
VI the affairs Of the Monticello Bunk, to thn l.; Jan. Is.5
Very respectfully.
Is. c. FLANAGAN. Cashier
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". A. ESQ.

ID. a. NI1SON, LSV.
we have to announce, by authority, that Hcnry a.
Eanuudsoo, Esq, will not again BIZ q candidate for
Congress. We make this announcement with sincere
yssre,. for there is no Representative from Virginia
Of higher personal honor, or Of truer devotion TO The
S.s,e Rights Party, than Mr.. Edmupdson.
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publican states that these bonds are selling very
rapidly. The sales had. several days ago, reached
the SUN Of sl9l 900, and they were still in demand.
The work then continues the Republican, will 20
Oh and The present year will see the railroad compile
ted to Dauvilic. The contracts for the sills from
South Boston has been let to Mr.. ROber. Harvey,
and the tract will he laid down with ull possible cX.
petition.
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S3?G,:367 " :435.35l 10
S376.3 G7 o. $5.ij.3jl 40

The undersigned, Directors OF the Mon'ic"il" i"ns.:
hnving carefully examined the annexed statement OF l:sni
rnrrcc, ~. II. MASSlE.
JNO. 7. RANDOLPH,
THOS. l.. FARlSll.
J. n. WORp,
X. 7. W. DUKE,
JOHN WOOD, jn.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.
We have been requested to state that Il meeting OF
the Democracy of pagc will be held at the Cour!
House, on Monday next, for the purpose OF rntifyin-
the nominations made by the Staunton Convention
DR.. G. X. Harris of Augusta will address the meet
inr.- Idicy Democrat.
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STATEMENT OF THE CoNpITIos OF THE MANUFACTURERS
,Sp farmers BASx OF WHEELING, JhSC.RY !sT, lsJJ
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CATTLE. HOGS y SHEEP.
REEF-s3 GU a $40 T. cw;. gross, which Is - =" .
s. % net.
HOGS-sG Na:F' Hundred. Supply nr'dHLafe.
SuEEP-MuItUm coll for s. 5vX - " piece Tor or''hd'S
md huurl.Or Sn.ep.