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l.. II. MIDDLETON,

DEAF LIE II IN &c T.,
Office and Depot South side r, nezt 10 cor l2th 81.
ICE kept constantly on hand AT the Office, which
i can be had in large small quantities.
IL Office oprb from a. m. TO 9. pm.
Mav l-2,auDu
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LNOR RENT, till the 10Th Of November
II next, the large built house at the corner of
18th and X streets. Call at the g Sentinel Office.
Inlelligencer, Star, and Organ, one week daily,
and send bills TO Sentinel Office.
Nav l7-lwd
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CAPON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA..

TyHE MOUNTAIN HOUSE." at this well es-
j isblished and popular Watering Place, will
be opened on the Goth of June.
The cars from Baltimore arrive at Winchester
daily at n o'clock, p m. Two lines of stages,
owned by different propretors, afording travellers
the advantages OF active competition. leave Win
chester AT 8 p. M, and arrive at Capon at 81
A train leaves Alexandra, daily, AT IT, a. m,
and arrives at Sirasburg, on the Manassas road,
at lii a. m. A 6ue stage line, owned by the en-
terprising firm OF Parish 81 CO., leaves Stfasburg
on the arrival OF the cars, and reaches Cspon AT
Al p. m Passengers leaving Baltimore at At o. m.
by the Washington road, connect with this train
by steamboat at Alexandra, and can breakfast on
the boat The connection with Baltimore by this
route Is ceran, and the trip pleasant and expedi-
tious.
Board per day 81; Week. sl2; Month, $40;
Children and coored servants half price.
T. L. BLACKMORE,
June 7--tf THOMAS II. p. INGRAM.
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~ Leonard Uncas, one Of the last of the
Mohegan Indians was fined $40 and costs for
getting drunk at Windham, Conn.,, last week.
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Inter from salt Lake.

ST.. LOUIS, July 26.-Advices from Salt Lake
to June 6, state that the prospects Of breadstuf,
in the Valley are quite gloomy, and that the grass
hoppers and locusts are destroying tho crops TO
alarming extent, causing the people 10 feel great
ly discouraged. The nearest point from which
they can produce supplies is San Bernadno, eight
hundred miles distant. Flour is selling at Sc pei
hundred. II is feared there will be a great dea
Of suffering this winter, as the emigration from
the East, already the road TO the Lake, is very
large. A party Of twelve arrived here on the 4th
on their way to the States. They came over the
Northern route, having crossed the mountains in
the latter part Of April. They had fine weather
during the journey, and report fifty men on the
road, and that six hundred TO one thousand vii
return over the overland route this season. The
Eastern mail arrived on the 5th. There was M
overland emigration on the route to Califoni,
and Oregon.
Hon. John NJ. Bernhisel, late delegate TO Con
gress from Utah, arrived at his home on the 5tl
June, in good health.
Brigham Young, who had Just returned 10 Sal
Lake from iaunt through the country, delivere,
an address, wherein he advised the faithful 3,
take short excursions with their families TO the in
terror. Young acknowledges TO the possession o
ninety wives and Of children a multitude, and h
believes it would promote their health and chez
them up to camp out, which he proposes doing
with portion OF them, for while.
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| We regret 10 see by the official reports thai the
yellow fever is slightly on thr increase al Ports
mouth, Virginia, though II is SAID 10 be stlli con
hned 10 the section OF the town known as Gosport
For The "a hours ending on Thursday evening
| there were four and four deaths and
| Tor the "a hours ending on Friday evening, ten
new cases and three deaths. The Transcript
says that subscriptions are being taken up for the
relief of the sick.
The acting mayor of New York on Saturday
issued his proclamation declaring both Norfolk
and Portsmouth infected places, and requiring
every vessel from those ports subject 10 quaran-
tine until the last Of September next. The Mayor
says he has reliable information that the yellow
fever prevails mol only at Portsmouth but Norfolk
also. The Norfolk papers Of Saturday, however,
allege that that city is not only exempt from the
disease, but enjoys unusually good health.
The President ofthe bay Line OF steamers from
this port TO Norfolk and Portsmouth gives notice
that all communication has not been cut Off but
that one residing in Gospor will be allowed 10
come on board while the yellow fever prevails
there. Gosport is two miles distant from where
the boats land. One OF the officers of the board
OF health Of this city accompanies each boat 10
Norfolk and back baltimore Sun.
III Governor Clark has commuied the SEN
tence of the murderess, Mrs Robinson, 10 impris-
onmen, for life thus rendering the law subservient
TO foolish morbid sentiment that there
something peculiarly horrible in The execution of
| woman for murder ofmore than usual enormity,
and for which she was convicted upon the cearest
testimony. Since the communication Of the SEN
tence the New York Tribune publishes an
account of visit TO her by Mrs +. Cakes Smith,
one ofthose remarkably foolish women with strong
instincts, and only lives whilst she keep her
name in the public papers. Mrs. Smith has
much to say about the 'manly courage and good
sense, and "sweet heavenly manner" of this
murderess, who she thinks sis sinned against
than SHINING" With some people the road TO
greatness and consideration is through the peni-
Tertiary. The whole tendency of Mrs. Smiths
letter describing her interview is demo ralizng in
the extreme, tending TO exalt the criminal and
decrease the delestaton in which crime should
be held.--Baitim0re american.
YOUNG BoNAPARTE THE CRIMEA.-Mrs. LIE
Vert, Of Mobile, writing from Paris, thus speaks
ofyomng Bonaparte, late Of Baltimore:
'sTrl M. that his friend Jerome Bonaparte has
greatly distinguished himself and has done great
honor 10 his West Point training. He is the aid
of one of the generals, and is the medium Of
communication between the French and English,
as he speaks the two languages equally well. He
is always in the midst Of the battle, and has had
two horses shot under him. but YET has escaped
wound. The Emperor is proud OF him, and the
French soldiers call him the brave American
Bonaparte.n
~ 1t is said the peach crop Of Ohio promises
a large yield.
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IF The steamer Boston has been seized a
Bangor, Maine, for having liquors on board, con
trary to the prohibitory law.
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~ In Boston, last week, there were l0t
deaths: Of cholera infantum %; consumption 10
small pox ,.
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Far OF GAIA strange cat came into the
Journal Of Commerce printing Office the other
night, doubtless in pursuit Of rats, of which there
are plenty, very fat and sleek, and at first
seemed disposed to make herself at home; but on
little reflection, she took fright and darted
through one OF the open windows into thin air
Down, dewn she fell, from the fifth story to the
stone pavement, distance Of so or 60 feet. The
men naturally looked out to see If any portion Of
her tail was left, after such smash; instead of
which, they beheld whole cat, apparently unin-
jured, and she Immediately ran off to her lair, as
IL nothing had happened.
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NEW BOOkS.-The Heiress Of Haug hton,
IN or the Mothers Secret. novel, by the au-
thor OF emily Wyndhsm," "Ravensclif," &c.
Piice 37} cents.
WAIKNA, or Adventures on the Mosquito
Shore, by Samuel A. Bard, with sixty illustrations.
Price 81 So.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sculpture, and
Painting, by James Jackson Jarvis. Price 81 IS
Just received.
r. FARNHAM,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
Julv 81
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COAL! COAL!

IA and Painting, by James Jackson Jarves,
author Of History Of the Sandwich Islands, &c.
Price 81 23
Waikna, or Adventures on The Mosquito
Shore, sixty engrayings, by Samuel A Bard.
1925
The Heiress Of Haughton, or the Mothers
Secret, by the auther Of Aubrey Castle, Avon, &c.
Price 37l cents.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
July 81 Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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~ 1t is said the peach crop Of Ohio promises
a large yield.
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CHIRTs Shirts "A fine assortment of
- Gen,lemen's Dress Shirts OF superior quality
Tor sale cheap by WALL a. STEPHENS,
Dec 10 Pa. av., next door TO Iron Hall
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i 4 dies. Il have Just received, and keep con-
stan,ly on hand, Sparkling and Dry Catawba, the
sweet Isabella Wires, and Catawbs Brandy
These Wines are made from the pure JUICE OF the
ss.nperaga in ma. b. JOST, Agent.
Also Importer and Dealer in all kinds Of Wines,
I.onor. and Cigars, lsl Pennsylvania Avenue.
Jan. 30--2aw3m*
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II literary and Historical MisceIlanies,
IL by George Bancroft.
A Journey through the Chinese Empire, by M.
Hue, author OF Recollections OF Journey through
Tsrtary and Tibet
History for Boys, or Annals OF the Nations Of
Modern Europe. n. FARNHAM.
A POCALYPTC SIX ETCHEs.-Lecture
IA on the Book Of Revelation, by the Row. John
Cumming, ID. d.; IS cents.
Beuedictons, or the Blessed Life, by the Rev.
j. Cumming, ID. D.; IS cents
School Books and School Requisites at the low
est price, for sale AT the bookstore OF
GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
On nh street near Odd Fellows Hall
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nLAYs, by Anna Cora Mowatt, author of
III Autobiography of an Actress. Price so cents.
The Hour and the Man, by Harriet Martineau.
Price 37A cents.
America and the Americans by w. Z. Baxter,
MP.
Fairy Tale, by Countess d'Aulnoy, translated
by J. r. Rancho. Illustrated.
History OF Priestcraft in all Ages and Nations,
by William Hewitt
A School Of Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt. Just
received at TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
June Bookstore near 9th street.
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HISTORY FOR BOYs; or Annals o
Ill the Nations of Modern Europe, by j. @
Edgar, at TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
Bookstore near 9th St
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TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore,
ma n.a. Oh -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26
AUCTION SALES,
VALUABLE Lam IN .;,JE rn,.n,.

'Ahl aELE LAND On THE. ROANOKE IN
NIX ~ EAGrKn COUNTY. FOR saii.
T'H' oil II I""IirU -, Circuit, ruu.t tor N,CL
:aD!tI r9u!i:y. a."r,d 10" september r.ru;
,"','' -; ~ The fuH ~ Guoic. guardian, &c ".
u'' - Sih "n A"ndiy The ION DAY o: November
ia'. r.h,hIi,t oy recent survey. N!nE HuNDRtp AND
FH a. htS, u tins portion OF she. ;rart q, ~ hlf
~u:uc II GOOD" 'lCd -.lZ-t rnI p,..c,-L |, i,,n
~" hotTok" hv'r ~ M""k"Iour- co.ny s,..ur t!rn.
hundred OF which i "a ..nn forest, SOM, .ix,y il yr
10" :roun'f'!, oI Tic rcsidur, cuu.ic,abI, put;yu
IN creek bottom
Terms OF ShLE-On".:hiri Of IN" purchase money
10 br pnI ca.h-,. residue thereof in TWO .,ul \,
aUsl instruments wal: iEterr; .O ;hc day -nir For
the dc. erred payments bofGs with rood p"esOH
wall - required. The ,!t!c the lnTd VII! bc reu!u, ~
further srcEgi;y
On the day hy vi;iur %. rcru- of the CircuI,
furrt tOr III" said comfy, rendered hi in" S'p"rIh"r
term thereof 10 IL" -uii Of Rak ivi Guardian p00Gc
&c. shall sell upon the PROMISES public auction.
tract ol Land iipu.Ig broad -. the above men
toned. containing. Is recent survey, FOUR HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY THREE ACRES. .-v-i.ry bri',-
rS"r los: grounds, n,: iwCtlLs H." residue III Oi:i
,al forest md Old field pine.
TERMS OF SALE q Enough 10 i"igHy tine expenses ui
.a". In bc paid in cn.h The residue Of the purcts
m"y IN ,wo equal nuEurl in''aincar+ wiki interest from
IA" day -; sa' For the deferred pnym, ns. bond. WIKI
good personal SECURITY viii b" required The title the
land "!i Lc retained further srcurS.
IMes" lands III fertility and prouc!vcne--, not
passed by Tny in Virgins ,nnd considered by comp.
"nt judge more desirable. PERHAPS than III .:s
nlrInir PARTON ut the state.
Persons within. them, can rnll Oh Col William
'--krr H. r or William II! HARRIS ESQ both o! whom
liv" adjoining. THOMAS F. GOODE.
Oct ll--CtlI Commissioner.
Richmond Whi: Sou;hSils Democrat, will copy I'LL
day q sale, ami forward account. immediately the Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26

\ L i X d.
WILLIAM PER(lNtL.

CIVIL ENGINEER AID AKGHiTEC|
nHAIlSG ";,"u", nir" IL Gp'i.;'- Han. on I'm
Ill -:i-" respectfully offers ais -a'":r"- 10 IL" pnhir
n" r,,nc- "a cine: IT,. 6T.iW"-- St'.'f,i:ii".
p,-.n. Gui Estimates tor Public, private, ani Fh'"
Bu,iin.s wiki icr:n'"nd"nc"
Su.vry- Tor Rnii Roa- rn PlHuH Road. with InEa 6n
Es;ImnicE. ,,.,,.,,.,.
SIry..y- md Plans for TOWN and FARM DRAINAGE
Min,n. >urycy- nr! Water N!'l >.'"-.
Wrn Mrrhnnrrl and General Ur.i'lH-.
REFERENCES:
The prc-ihrn. md Directors q III" 'Ei''hr.rii" hh'
Kcv-yil - rl,nik Road
Tho President and Trustees nt Nam"!r"e'rr
Cant A. Tn,.p'i. in,. Che! Engineer md ShP"Tn'"a
dent Of IN. Richmond aiIG IIHn'i" Rail R"r1.
William ilicu Ed al CIarrGou:, SUR? county.
Hrs.r- Haxa,iA Brother.
xpTE W !rECIy,E Hil' 10 assisted hy
OSWALD HEINRICH.
CIvI: A"D Mining ENGINEER,
Graduate Of The loyal Mining COLLEGE 1T Fr;"h'rg 9rx"
nv. surveyor Examiner md Reporter "n Nine Mn"rn
Annly.ca o: ORES aaG :+ols
EEFERf.NrES:
Professor /. Emmons. Geo1soi al III" State OF NORTH
Carolina. ,.. ,.,
William McClanc Superintendent; al TOv"rnors Ci''N
Conl and Transportation COMPANY. Mort" Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26
NOTICE TO CREnIrnns

nR JEFFERSON MINOR ani vIr.i1is his wife hHr.
IL In. by deed uftrus duly recorded i'll Essex County
Court Clerks Office, conveyed property the sub
scrber Tor tbs Purpose the said
Minors creditors, have 10 request all pcr-ons 10
whom he is Indebted other than ;hO., who obtained
judgments In Courts OF Essex county, furnish me-
without DELAY statement, III writing the amounts OF
their respective debts, stating the the debt
whether due by bond note account md whether they
have personal security, that may know whist amount
shall have of the property conveyed by said
deed
nope all TO whom DR. Minor Is :nct,cd will soc the nc
sessf ot complying with this request ~ - his intention
=! 90 Nes immediately AFTER the sale under the deed anu
ti not pmcc III pussessiGu u the information above
desreo shall plead th, notice bar oi any recovery
against me.
All persons Indebted To suid Minor are requested 10
make immediate payment to subscriber My address
is, Tsppahannock va.
y. j. B. WIlITLOCK, Trustee.
e The above notice is with my conee.t and npproba.
ton. and al my request. Iki ERSUS MINOR.
Oct l3--ct.JNov
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MRS. VI. 4. Lyons
r.rr...-I. IL L. Z. aIrI L L L, L
FIFNT FRENIIW WILEINENF.
ROOMS OYER tiit-. liSkIWELI. & CO.,

ROOMS OYER tiii-. IiARlWELl. & CO.,
80. IL. BROAD STREET.
hFFEKS To- IL" lnrii"s ni the Cry and Country a
y an assortment ~ Millinery tiunu!- Gns,rla-- e ~
"i hy ruy North South: prices Tint cnino' iIGs..e
To p..r-. la her -'uck viii b." :OUTG th-n"I Irlvri. En-
uruIi":ci >ni!n NoL. and nrhnz!i" lmt, mad" III the
superior those tnai received III" FIRST PEF
Mum m. lat FUR al NIF.Inn Mechanics u-'i'u'r
STRAW iUNNETS, great variety cuII,istin. 81 fnn.
cy Cpor,. Tuscan Brilliant English Braid Tissue, Pc.
Gnl and split S'raw-.
Gla.". Mor" Antique" HrD"nir Unhrc siar, Satin md
ln''.;H.
FRENCH FLOWERS, -or" very splendid; BRIDAL
WRLiIiI~. Cold aui -iiY"r r'; for"ual- Head Dress
r.i OriaiG-I:-. Dr".- CDl Bridal Veil. Gn'ur"-, o.
;r."ir. Narnh"ut n!l Fancy Irrr'H"r.
MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES.
HAIR EEiln- and FRONTS.
C!iil1 "ES h%n INFANTS CLOTHING, Emhrril":.
eli and Plain Ih,i. U.i" :" order
ClrhE> 81 MA%Ii.I.S, made up in hr latest md mu~,
!a.IluHgu.r -'yt"-.
Cuuur ,,i .'y Merchants viii md ito their advantage
call and lucS hr -iUcM ,"iu.r purchasing.
sc. !'u
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'rIil.:, GASk EFT,

HTST reccvcd ia. THE CA$kET.' insisting Of "a
- cree! Mrloiic- TOR public and sIcn! rLi contain
irc many choice Melodies from cI.inrE American an.
European composer. hc-ii"s Ihr:" Si"un; NJ NJ"
MISC Also s-rroir- III" wurks Handel Hay
don, Mnznr' Er.HhOy"n. ROs-ni. and her celebrate"
! rnrstcr- hv G. q. Robinson md J. Il. " riaury.
No collection oi Church Music hes bee letter received
By the Musical Public. highly commented b!
the Professors iGrn the 'cE-kc No tour week, hhd
elapsed inter III" publication Of the 1T edition Of ;i'
"CHsks." before IL exhausted.
II j. destined lie the inrCrite the ChOrs ana
Churrhr- II pr"scrvc- MANY C h" oil vnI'" tunes, HnG
ali- 10 hcI very many AMI brill u gems. R"-ii"'
the :unC. for .ic u.un church ."rvi i; contain. An
theI.- inra Sacred Song National - mud delight
iu variety Tor Sunday $r!uOl Social ri revival meet.
inc- winch render conf Offensive. ih,trtni
ami cunv' nicI:
Order, should be sent the -u>cri .r Pric"-Sl.
CHARLIE, WORKMAN.
Oc,25 No .rl Main street.
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Wo.yoXELAND FOR SALE.

EOR SALE my r!rnn'ig", Oh tue h"''gH> ~
n il, h. county o, NscG~uUurg Combining, hY sur.
ar3 acre. Of which (s0 Gv -rrs"F' .s1 1cE"h
o. noies ., tr. and . - pole. OF srpni -" '"gnl-
n,xin nj 6r-, md econi lGS .rCur ~ "gf's aLH -
nnIe sd there are. By estimation IN 80 'Ig'i eel e..
tr,nrh tar Joining the DH gtDnGd-. naA.ng IL :" ,.
Eir more than 100 acre, OF valuable ii Ihri On -
"a, .n ,sud there about 9r Oi.SiGR! wcDdi ~ *
mlrrci: much OF it n!r Tobacco land. TIL nw .rrv'..
ARE wei drained.
TYRns or S.LE-one tiird q the pr-c:,asc a"r"y .
he paid on The 7rh o! D"cemhnr 49, wien MD s. e
made ant iu! possession given; the balaac- I" o." pei Il
two equal annual InsalmcntE, 70 be secured Is der,
liz: upon la, land.
Possession rnny ~ necessary or s"?:. hr'
10 be gTen n, the usual nine In the ihil
My post Office Is ri fsrmrlr
anr.-curf HENRY L .nAEEiN.
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Is,aizl@ N ~ &6A

bITEKNBT .tNU II
l. AGRICULTURAL. FAIRS. lS1i.
r,i;vDSD AND PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD
x r.gl,rIlN OF FARE To render the utmost Ia.
visitors 10 the above Fairs Tickets will be issued
| =, e.. O-icr In Richmond. Monday .Hnd. Tuesday
~ "wednesday 2ith, Thursday 2j; and Friday the 2o'n
Sc nyr DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
- ~y,i.sc Of returning Tree 4; "Gy time previous
=, -. @rs q: November.
$50 VIII be isst.od n rrtcrs5urc commencing o."
-, .2i o: Uciobe-. and each day thereafter u;''
80 .. November w!,h IN" priviirc" OF returning
,ry .t,,,n u::;!l The 9Th OF November, inclusive
49,. a. ..Iu.;o-, will be provided with ticket 20 give
r.-.c.-.r. Inc same privilege Hs 'hosc eoiHS H'''
" . .r, .,c- nr,iyi.. Intended for exhibition ~ NV
~, -, ga:.c,i ;he -c.,lla. rs;r OF fcisAt CON. !"
go So y e. zig" privilege uf oCins rciaii'" ''''' :"
-. .' .... a.. -. =. II, own.r, Il; me iiin'.
- :. Tt!8S pOoANf.AD, superintendent.
.,a,. r;.,,c,,,,J AMI Pr,r,.3yr- Hail Road "ci II.
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THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

FNOLI.AMA ..UN
VXTUEREAS, vacancies nav. .rrurrcd in the Senate
w OF Virginia IN III" Ds,rio COMPOSED of the c"un'
tic. OF Patrick, Henry and fra Kin by the death ol
ARCHIBALD S1UAAr and III the c..rc, composed o. the
counties Of Hardy Hampshire sni N9r-an y the rei.na
non of John c. Mulln and wirr.- vucnnrs have also
occurred the Hous" of ".:nt'- virginia. in tr city
OF Norfolk, by the death oi Wa Rournrs, and in the
county Of KsnnwhH, by the death b: JoIS TmoMPsoS;
Now. therefore |, Joseph johnson, Governor oi the
Commonwealth have thought proper by wri:s OF election
issued and directed pure 10 Law 10 require election
- be- held in each county composing rnc oil said Senatorial
districts the several places NJ hcrc according 10
law, the twelfth day OF November next for II mem
Der OF the Senate from each d,trc; and in like manner
election TO be held in mid ,;y ni Norfolk the 2hth
dizzy the month; a1d an cl":inn 10 be held in sald
county OF kanawiGa on the thI:i Monday in tn same
month 70 supply the vHcrncic. III rr.rii
+, . seal "t thu Commonwealth II, Richmond this ION
IT, ~ day OF October. l-:r,.
by the Governor. Jos JOHNSON.
GEORGE W. MuHrokn, Secrc,ary Of The Comth.
nrl
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ny TAYLOR X WILLINIi~, t;':@'t.


On MAIN STKTEI- 1T AIII|UE.
I'm FRIDAY -"I!I October. 1T /. ".r.r.. @ =. a~--
~ III" premises, wi! Hr ro ih"i ilg,-,'. ,.,
Ing TIE sou!!. ~. - Main. between 81. -...
streets, uppo-l'" 20 H." arlington lioE-. U'.s
"ccup!c: Dy Thomas Daddy. T.:
The hous" LnS four s,rr.r, MI, Ten Ir.sr. .-.E \
three story pCrticO IN rr":. ! furnished wis '-.-
;tc, gr- rnd water. ans! is.h,d IL. Il" nc. .'' -
kitchen hn= four rooms Sc, ~. II. .a. .... .- .
and runs hHc.. 80 rCt > nj r.'cy.
Its admirable construction rnf -ooi al.i p. ' r,a
central location il q: the l"au,a} pr. ., 80:
cty. render TIL, properly E:..iy ."igau."
Tor professional! ora bgs!ac. : man.
TtRNS:-Ome..GwrE c.eh: h"laLce - /. 49, 80
months ..Ucs, viii. In,,r. nird nal -.ur- a..
trl!-; deed. TAYLOR S VII ....-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26
BY THE GOVERNOR OFyInCINIA.


4 PORTION OF III. pGoil. 81 t!. ,mmonwcalih hay.
Ing been afflicted by III" rrvhc"ro pr.;ilncc scarce
" pararlcl in tho HEuGl OF history, which the tender.
c tics Of social iii. hv" been r'"c-
,ns biichted and, in Instance s,sc at III.
cien families, except their hnnnrc nuo,c-. ctacrd oy
which u,uhl intercourse has been .tUIrr private b-n"-r
spend.l cxcrtou ami cEtrrpr!s" rrr hopeless and
public duties necessarily dsre"HrdeC rs which sympathy
hns been aroused, only IN every state,
hu; 10 the honor o humanity III cv"y state where Kin
dr.,l Ties and the -ucre bond of I'm prevail exhibiting
itself by spontancous Oi'crinc from rrliyiu ind com
muur- ,,, relieve the suffering OF in ds,rcssrd md II
Irn.ei Cod. in his mercy, .,uv tho hand OF the
DESTROYER ~ nban: the violence the discpc. and 10
cheer W. with the hope that c0nd"I and activity will be
restored and happiness hkc tic pls Of uilciiDn il being
IN orcusioI unusunl Hsd ,XrHGrd nv when i; BECOMES
nj! Il; be- know ledge dependence" apo ,. almighty, ami,
In humility, return grateful thai Tor br--in:- mot
bOuutcDu.ly bestowed upon W. "u-u and especially
Tor his mercy in ,pstiHg fellow :!z.us from further
suffering:
Therefore, l. Joseph Jun-"n CT .rror oi Virginia, tN'
prc--y discH!nn: authority to -,urr or control. do
hereby, behalf o Inc people, earnestly recommend
that ALL without dis,inrti" y: party with one nc
cord unite rcndcrin: hoa:" thank giving 20 Goh
for his brs sings. and in irva T. yer u continuance
al his guidance and protection i! 10 this rnd suggest
that the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NUyrvUrR next be apart
10 be rcl.iuusiy observed freedom from business or
care aud with proper feeling humiliation and rover
In testimony whereof have lar.uno subscribed my
name this eighth day of October, 30
Oct9-ctd JOS. JOHNSON.