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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09
DEATH OF A GOOD MAN.

IL IL with deep regret that We record thi. morning
the death of the Rev. VIM NJ Jack .ou for ,,l.v
Years past the zealou, and devoted pn,rut of -
PHuls prote-tant Episcopal Church ut Norfolk. H."
died on Wednesday Of yellow fever, after an aa.,
Of several days and like Dibrcll, and Chisholm aui
Jones, ani other compeers in th" at Chf'. ll
nj the post ot duty. Our Norfolk correspondent trui
says, he was always ready, anl whether needed ~
The bedside OF The sick, n tn. gray" Of III" d".
parted, he never refused hir services Mr.. Ja"k.on
was about ~ ur 81 years o age, and one ui the
eloquent Divinrs in the Stutc. Hundreds who have
SAT under the sound of his voice, scattered n!
over this and adjoining States. will not fail To -ird
tear, when they hear the Rev. Wm ~ Jackson j. 30
more. Truly a"sood man IN lsrgel has fallen -
IPftrsJ1rD Erprcss.
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VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA,

(SINTEEN HUNDRED AIKES.) FI'N SAI'F
1uAVlNI leased, tor term vi y'hrs. The fnuyulcr
White sulphur Spring., 10 persons whose high re-
uu,aliun warrants the bce that they will be kept IN he
best s,yl the undersigned offers ior -ae the vnua-
bic iarin which surrounds the Sprinss.
II contains upwards o 40 acres oi low grounds remark
able for rxtraorduary crops of Corn nn capable OF being
made tho best postble meadows Apart OF this hn Yield
ed 100 bushels single acre ls hr trrfh y'nr o' sue
r,s.iye cultivation urtbOEt and III 1901, bhd rs
was the season. produced ~ bushels The farm Is easily
susceptible OF division and is certainly 4" the best IN
Virginia A.,
balance in and years thereafter with interest i.oh date
of delivery.
For further particulars enquire %. the subscriber hy ct-
tors addressed wv Syringe, Va or TO wash
inston, ID. &. ,, 49, .,,,,,.>,
h,rl --rtf
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TIE HARVEST IN lNCE.-T'he falling Of

TIE HARVEST IN lNCE.-The falling off
of the harvest in Frnncc matter of deep concern
in that country, as it wilbose great sacrifices ON
the country, which, with ng aud expensive war,
will press severely upon troplc. The Paris Moni
teur of tue 4lst ul says deficiency is twelfth
Of the usual harvest. or It two millions English
quarters of grain, equal toeen millions ul bushels.
The remedy il tp hold nj, most liberal induce
ments to importers, to all0e most perfect freedom
to transactions. The Moir says ii the Govern
ment was imprudent en" to lower the average
price of grain, by causinIn Ia be sold at loss-
if it should think iii to inqusitnra measures
against the Observation-Disclosures wonld lead To n
result entirely the controf the one desired;
panic would seize upon a'n-holders. it would dis
appear from the market, foreign Corn would not
enter France. Confidencd freedom of trade are
the iuvariable causes of Prosperity of commerce
and consequently the caut abundance. In Great
Britain the crops appear about al average. In
Western Germany therel deficiency, it is said,
but very large surplus te Danube. In Russia
the harvest il plentiful.
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- -, RICHMOND ENQu'RE"'
TIN Sru,wrrxLy, ASn wEyxLr,
rrs:'>ik' ",,' r,yoE & DUNNANAST.
T |. Il >iS

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:, ,- .,y.u dollars per "'i'','' w " ~
e JAW :, taken tor " ss'r'rf ria, a''',' @ ,nJ
, VI c-l is's Aly nvr 'i""rr per S"nui'' ANA
M M M no,> payable IN 1 vr"Sr' "r s;x sp Ol Joss. HS,s
re d'.'I' !" ,;,i uy mail, ros'P"'" or s'N oo''1'
s.'' .''' - .'r.cII uI the ycHr r, w.,,.,aor
W% 1 n ] ' isSHaa saSsSts, SsSts %TS%Gsa:S Or i1r Sd
Z. :"! al ;! ;. ~ ..ds advance dGduSHSn s
,a" a n IA a%r VA 'sS 'T VIII be lar"ishsd for SO
. .cs q tie N',"E ,Mu, tour copies, and SO on in
III, ,o."c l'"i@gIt.iB;Ms.s OF apVEErlSiNG -
.tWrrk;, nrd TmE WEEKLf--For TEN
Is sS,,,rlSn s,ven,y ytve CENTS tor each sub
4H'm, u,iIr FNrr;RER-Enr TEN lines or less, hrst
., rry cs,.:s. ami every succeeding insertion twch
v r.a,. |. inserted once n week, twice aweek' OF
.,., a. wcrS thirty ad hall cents Tor e"Gii
. ,.,r -. = The trsi
"a, nd, er,.scrs arc charged fifty dollars for rwKLvE
ai in that proportion or advertisements oi II greater
70 ,>"cpt Lottery NcnGcrs and AUc,ionecrs, WI" are
,.,,i $3.50. paper incudcd9
Al Obituaries ami Tributes vt Respect, eScccuihs
y Ears nrc charged for rs advertisements.
= rom distance must De accompanied WIN inc
mo-, ;.y satisfactory references. TO Insure eSecutt"n
= a, ,ICs tu Ius n:hcr my he reunited per inri' III
. gy,iIpl' ,anS the risk of Inc fultotS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

FOUR OR FIVE ACRES OF LAND, nn the new
Basin of the James River AMI kanawm Company "Doih
ing the .,c the Piedmont Works. portion above ana
the residue below Il fronts about one Thousand itet on
road along the margin tho BasiH and extends back TO
the River across the independent canal which the com
puny nre now constructing for the purpose ot supplying
The city with water Tho canal is 10 feet wide ut bottom
81 at top and deep and il l. estimated by the Engineer
OF the company that will furnish constant supply OF
surplus wuer sufficient 10 work 30 pair or run OF MIL
STONES utter supplying the quantity needed for the city
The purchaser will acquire with the land, thirty years
lease of suicency Of water 10 work six pair OF sonrs
fr. of rcu h the right o taking tho residue o The
surplus water the usually charged hy the Copa
nv for the use this level OF the Canal and also
the further right of building across and over the Canal
The whole of this property with the privileges npPnfh
uent will ba sold entire in parcels to sut purchasers.
Persons desiring to purchase sites with view 10 tho "r"c
ton of milling or other manufacturing crtnbisiIIncn
would do well apply once u. much "t the cost which
would be encountered in getting the water from
the Canal might suved by constructing these works be-
fnro the walls which beput up for the purpose OF
protecting the Canal. are completed
For prices information as to the probable quantity o
surlus water the Canal will Afford and the terms ON
which il can be oas, reference can no Hd to Major r.
lis the President and Mr. Loursinc the Engineer oil the
Cn,nn,nv WM. DANIEL, Jn.
81, So c4v Lynchburr, Va.
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,IxEu.RIEIAND FOR SALE.

TuNBE sutsrrbcr offers for sale valuable Tract OF
n Land adjoining the Farm on which In resides, con
tanning 2O,tO acres and known MS his BEAI hkbAh
FARM Tho Land is oi good quality lies we'll will aree
snuuut of Bottom Lands OH the BenveriHm Creek, which
has high reputation tor the product OF Tobacco nnd is
lils exposed to floods with fair proportion oi lioered
Lsnl, conveniently located for the uee OF the Farm Inc
eirts are Oyarrrcr'. House, Corn Houses
Stable alIl Barn. viii, Tobacco Houses for curing $4,000
pounds OF Tobacco The Parln 10 within 10 miles OF
Scottsvc aud situated the Plank Road leading to that
place The pay n"ns may bc made suit the purchaser
he paying tho u;esest annually. TUCKER COLES
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ALREMARLELAND FOR SALE.

NNTE Tor sale, beautiful FhTIli, III INT
w Albcmarlo lying the Eastern slope oi lh i; cr
West Mountain distant from kcrwick Ihe .iIs,"
rxt.n.iou of tho Orange and Alrxnndra Kali ho ,mr
mile and from the Rvanna Horse boat 'TwESTY
milcr 1t contains TWO HUNDRED ANp n,i,h nrs
r,.sr. wcn enclosed aud in high state 81 a. mp rS a
mcn the remainder in woods The O"" nn,nims ,~n
new tho dwelling OF brick two sors nnlerrd Is tin
shed in the very best style The location !. a T re-
f,r beauty and variety oi scenery Tor h,hv country
Hn,l nuJ GOOD society To wishing n""'l :. chi,
summer residencc ii Is particularly des%h'', ,ou ~ II
In hours ride OF Rehmoni or w ,,rr adjoining
can b, hind nj n tnr prcr Reference In"y Nv nav 10, 49,
James Hart AIbcmarls keswsk nand mSS But PERSONS
F. e. Ruttn and John Jones "i htnI r 4 HART
Nv ,qstfre is K.swick Depot, Albem"re. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09
>p uUynupD DOLLsRS Rr,y.pn

ANAYAY from this residence of the subscribcr last
IL fall, a mulstto boy named iARTWELI. He is II
likely boy about hve feet 'x Inches IN height, rather
i,dnn and may be known by having "t his toes q
think one of the small ones) cut of. | think o made his
.sn. nm prcy horse and that he enIeavorol to make
Ls unv IN Petersburg or its vicinity The noro reward
Of ono hundred dollars will bs paid for his apprehension
ont of the state and fifty dollar if taken within tho
WIN. w MlCHAUX,
Jun, a-ciptf P O. Jefferson. Powlatan co.. Vn.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM ON THREE ouufrEn
ROAM SEvEN NILES FROM RICHMOND FOR
SALE.
yuSUE .ub.crhsrs ARE authorized sell the farm on
4 tho Three Chopped Road, seven m,'rs above ,ir'
mnI adjoining the lands of Rev. George &. EXHll nih
others uud now In tho occupancy Ot Mr. john j.
containing :e3 acres about half rl1nrr balance hcn'y
covered with wood The improvements are rul"h" i u
anal. family II is sd that the wood alone will nearly pay
the purchase money. -;
TERMS five years credit, for bon with good seeui's.
interest payable half yearly, secured hy trust u''"' "
city property will bo taken in exchange Arryto
| l.. % C AnpERSON. AMCts.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

VXIILi. he given for the delivery 10 in Richmond
w OF two negroes. ISAAC and HENRY who Runaway
from Fredericksburg last September. They were pur.
chased OF Geo Aler Isaac formerly belonged Drswry
fellow about years old Henry il about 81 years Old
feet or 10 inches high dark brown color md belonged
formerly TO Mr. Lucas Of Fredericksburg will give tho
above reward il delivered to III Richmond seventy
five dollars each il secured in Jail so get them.
HECTOR DAVIS Agent for
Nav oa-ctf Thomas e. JnineB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

THE NORTH AMERICAN PIALANX.-TEc
Fouricritc establishments known IL the North .,In.
rican Phalnnx, New Jersey, has dsLGndrd AMI III
renI estats was sold last week for S5G,Ugn, or q
little more than sS3 per mere. This. wnh The e,tIna
ted proceeds OF lis movable property, WILL it j. sad,
enable them to pay from sixty 10 seventy per cent
on the stock issued. The has been IN crnrn
ti1 lot Twelve years. and lis members admit tHt
il has proved all utter failure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

SLAVERY ~ kANsas.-The statement that Gov.
Shannon had expressed himself in favor Of slavery
Kansas, is emphatcally denied by The St Louis Re-.
publican. 1t says he made no such remark of TIE
kind,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

RAILROAD MhTTERs.-Thr Stockholders of N,
Petersburg Railroad Company hnv" r.irrr,l til" r,.
posed ANAL saination with the GrccIlsvlli. R,nd auL
have submitted proposition Ia amal.aInut, hy ,iy-
ing four shares Of the former for seven a.! i,. lr.u.
villr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

FLorRAT WHEELING.--rhere j. n large lu-inr-.,
now dung IN the rrc' pit and -hptn"I.r # ;,"ur al
Wheeling. The lnteigcucer "t that city say-:
For nearly ten months past i, has been dn'ly flow
ng int" city from th. West. IN" cclirni OIin
tnil Road having opened rendy aud speedy
means of transportation through the richest fi,urilr
region Of Ohio. The amount alrcuy shipped Tor H.,
Eastern market. the Baltimore ali Ohio Raj
Rnad. is immense.
There is anothcriraturc in the shipment "i i!our +"
this city which may have escaped the obsorvml.,,n -
many persons not Immediately interested ia the f,rir
il s the amount brought up the river. IIr"tnlnrrr =
pad well {" ship -four t"m this city 10 Louis, .!l,
now i. pays much better for Louisville, Cincinnati
and places above these points Ia send their flour i."
These places have discovered the fact and ar. fa;,
nr by IT,
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SII""rIN..-A ncGr" man belonging to DR.. rr.r,
"t Brunswick. was shot and badly w"umIr Ia,i Mon
day III DmwldIc county, by whit" mnu uaari
Whtock. The lntclgenccr understands that Wir'.
lock bus been arrested and committed iu iaIl.
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ETY DOLLARS REWARD.


EFT III. premises of Frederick Anderson, Oh the 25tI
n June last A negro man named FREDERICK, OF low
star" about % years Of age Of light complexion spenks
SLOW nnd slarniers little when spoken To- He has II
Tr On Leigh street. near Adams Street, at Mrs Mary A.
.'m'"hS Tho above reward Of hiiy dollars, VIII be
u % "a" Is taken of the State OF Virginia or twenty
","'T It taken in ths State and delivered Ia rrc'
Aug 3-"u THOs. ]. BAGBY.
,n,,NiA.--lk CIIANCERY-At Ruos neld IN
- % @ , ih nih'" oi the Court for the County of Ac'
,h,J T I'LL, ' uIsi Monday in September, A. d., ON"
thoSh'u "iSht hundred fifty i've the same being the
thlrd dny nt tue said month:
Elizabeth u. Quinby Archibald s,irI;pg and Ann his
wife, and Emily l.. Upshur, '''''''''s ""' pnas
Against
Severn Bowdon mud Laura A = HI; ,;C. William
l.. Savage, trustee for the sole aud ~ rho mia
Laura A Z. Rowioin Edward Lloyd Usbnr tiorS ~ IN
MEL Lloyd and Upshur Qnnby. '''' "
Tho object OF this suit Is IN obtain decree "for,be Al
vision of certain parcel Of land situated in tho
above county, and which the above parties mr.. -
distributes by the last will and Testament OF ccrtnn
John Eyre, deceased OF the county of Northampton in
the State of Virginia"
Ii appearing by affidavit filed among the papers in
this suit that the defendants not residents of this
Stte On the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel
ordered that tho said defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication of this ORDER and do what
protect their interests and that this order
be published once week for four successive weeks in the
Enquirer newspaper published in the city oil
aud also posted at the front door ot the Court
House of this county the first day OF the next term oil
lhe uud Court. A Copy-Teste:
Sept ai-cw4w j. w. GILLET, Z. A. t.
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CHEAP LANp.-A tract al land containin. "y..r 100
acres, lying in the northern part q" Srf.v vIvamin
county, W., and known lis Faulc"n"r- irnnrir. na4
sold on Al"nray lust for III" oi S:i,s than ~
cents per aero,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

The UyDERGRouSD KaiLRoAD.-A clergyman of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Indiana, has
been tried by his presbytery, and suspended from the
ministry for unchristian conduct, specified in the
charges '.assocating himself with an organization
known as the underground railroad. whose avowed
business is to assist slaves 10 escape from slave to free
territory, and actually engaging in the business" so
specified, "which is contrary to the laws the United
States and the statute laws of The State of Indiana
The witnesses the trial testified that the minister.
had boased to them of the number of slaves he had
aided To escape, giving the names of places in Ken.
lucky from which they bad ted and that he had said
that he never denied belonging to the underground
Railroad,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

WHEAT SIA MONTHS ~ IIE,p.--S,,in. ,yy,
months ago we CAV" currency fntlr irrt that r,r. "a
the peculiar liSnrIancc "i the sn-"i there. WIS ..-
coni growth ut wheat tn" lot "i hntnus il,rr,,
near town, from whIrh imperfect formed i,.lsl~ q.
grain resulted. la this wise Mr.. Latham hn, Lal
wheat in hcad oiy months nf tlli- yrnr-ifi,. G.-l
growth III Mny and June; III" second il .Iuiy. tr@a-:
September and October. Il il the most singular tact
ecifcd this o:;lson.- IImcL,shr R,DDLLcon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 3.-The yellow fever is on
the increase in this city. The number OF intermenls
during Sunday and Monday amounted to Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

SSCEn under tho Seal, Sanction and A,huriv of the
Il UNIV EhSlll OF FREE MEDICINE AND 'pOpII-
LAR hNoMi.EnGE, chartered hy til" at.,c of pcnu.vI
wanna. Aprh- .h' with capital Of :l"0UOG mainly ur
ic.. Nostrunu; $3.50 "'''"
Also for supplying tho community with r.,;,l, -
des wherever Competent Physician cnnuo, r ~, me nc
De -,ns0yed. This Institution hn. purchased ~ ' @ o'
Inun Ruwand, his celebrated RO OWANDS ToStnii,i i,i.
TrRE known for upwards oi tw' n,yhvc years ss Tho ~
Is .s.c and safe cure ur Fever and A.u" &c ,rJ ~; On
.-srable remedy for Bowel Cotnplnin,- ROW tSna
"uuPOuND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT yi'ri
lE.!v approved and popular Remedies. ,ugehcrvr
he University Remedy for Complaints OF the Lungs;
VI" Invcrsity's Remedy for dyspepsia indigestion;
IL" uy,rsiiies Remedy for Costive Bowels;
Ao the University Almanac may be hnl The Brunc,
s.p.l.,ry ar store of JAS. o. BaLLMAE,
Srr- lg.rw,w Mrchsnicsyillc LO,aa CO YIN
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NIWt.ININ-IN CHANCERY--At Rules held in the
r. 'srs- Office of the Circuit Court OF King William
Nv. "a Monday, tho first day OF October. 1855
s, y S~yl,n. Guardian OF Virginia Mary w, Benjh-
tLr So, ,.y Nn:iH. and Lucy A Dnbney, inania under
I.,, I", ."'myon, ysars Piainlhs
yjr"; ,,y yy "yn"v widow Of B. T. Dabney, deceased.
4 bb, ''Iy y ", benjamin r., Sally, Marin aud Lucy
,u,,i,, 'rl'iis, and w 8. II. Brockonbroug, their
W.. So ~ I'''!l, - Gibson aud Susan his wife, who
k,r, I "t i n.y. - Walker and Mary his wife, who was
- Fn,I 'L''"ih< iHhury and Gabriel Gray, children
uin,y. rI "y, ~n" WAS Emily Dahney. Eleanor Stout,
d, u;,' n'or Drbn"y. Agnes Boughton who WIS Ag-
r.s N,;' nheisy b"bncv. Thomas Dubney, james Dab
Iu-y,, I i'uhIkin who Nancy Dabney, Marin
" no VAS M"rin Dahney Fanny Carter, who
A.,n; ,'"h'!' - Adams AMI Mamie his wife, who was
W. '7"ii'y ana Thonus Dsbncy Defendants
,, .''' ni tls suit elect the sale of a tract of
g. n,hS William County, near Enhnld of about IS
IN s "hSihS 10 The estate al Il. r. nAhucy dcccasrd;
~, Hrf oi tho plaintiff, thar the defendants Elcuor
ur l a-"'- houeion, Betsy, Thomas and Jnme- Dab
m. y "ei rc.iieiii- OF this State and that = Gihson
"a, 4, "'"n his wife. who Susan Gray - WnIker
49,, var! ms wife who Mary Gray Thomas D,hn.y
'tntiti Gray and Funny Carter as to whom dnn an;
80 'h- been used by tn" plaintiff to ascertain in vhs,
OF corporation They nre, without effect: tbcr.foro
u" motion OF tho said plaintiff it is ordered tbs, h
@ 'A' above named defendants are required 10 nnn.ar
"l'In one month after due publication hereof ,nd
"h"'i7 necessary 10 protect their intcrrs,.
a., ACupy-Trstr,
-'"t" J. D. POLLARD, Clerk
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HONOR TO AN AMERICAN OFFICER

Ht)NDR III AN AMfkllSN DFFlCER.
We learn that the Russian Minister Yesterday wait
cd un Lieutenant NArRr, ut the National Dbservato
ry, To deliver. by command of his government M
autograph letter from the Grand Duke CoSsr,SrIsE
who, il will be- remembered. is the Commander in
Chief Of the Russian Navy. This letter is written III
French; but, under the belief that many of our read
will derive rs much pleasure from its prrrlsal ns
We have done, give publicity to translation oi
il:
ST. PErERsBURGH, DECEMBER 10, f22).lS5I.
To Lieutenant M,rKY:
SIR 1t is now long time since the eminent scicn.
title works, for which navigators nf every nation arr
indebted to your zcnl and ynur talents attracted my
attention. Recently again the Imperial delegates to
the Brussels Conference have rendered me n com
plete report, in which have taken the most lively
interest. should rejoice, sir, To present YOU with
Testimonial OF my esteem: bur, knowing the laws Of
your country, which do not permit you to accept any
thing from foreign princes must conne myself to
the expression of my sentiments They are as exa.
ted your own merits md, in my official capacity
may say 10 you that you do honor 10 the profession
tu which you belong well 10 the great nation
winch you lave the honor TO serve.
Receive, sir, the assurances of my gond-wlI and
esteem. CONSTANTINE.
This is high but deserved compliment TO Lieut..
M,rEY, who, We fee. well convinced, has been re-
Iicvc,I from active duty in the Navy that hc may be-
retained in liis present exalted and re-
-porsible position Chief ot the National Observa-
tory, where his services in the OF science and
nautical improvement will be much more important
and valuable 10 his country and the world than they
would probably prove, however eminent they might
be, in any other position-l !Entonai ImteNtgencey
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SAiMON,S PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS
SEED SEPARATOR


VHNli.l Machine invented and patented by u; b
Salmon OF Illinois, and. wherever it mas been exiib
tied . taken precedence OF ali others tor cleaning Grain
1ui IiGRs- Seeds.
Tic r., silver Medal awardedo the inventor atthe
WurI, Fair in New York and the hrs priz: at the New
Nor. Fair in 1859 1t has been adopted ny tho Rich
mcd c.y Nll-rs who recommend 1t DO the best machine
kne~A -"-sra,inc cookies and other impurities from
"""" kw -.pnra,e any two seeds OF different SIZE OF
"'., i simple IN its construction, and easily Kept IN or
der. peculiarly adapted farmers uses, rs 1t re-
QUr" bur ;.lr powe- work IT, and cleans grain more
pcr'cr't: ;hrn anv machine how III tlsr.
II ra b" furnished ~ :he following prices, viz:
For Faru.crs Machine that will clean Is TO 80
'G,.. per hour . So
!or't Farmers Machine thut will clean 30 10 30
ea.H-9 r"r hour 50
rev aturncr's Machine (arrnuCed for horse pow
E: ::.N, wl. clean 80 bushels per hour 50
fur n Miles Machine that will clean 30 IL 70
t4.a..- per hour %
t,- Ni!icrs Machine tina; will cloan 80 TO 4,
t.,arls per hour ioO
FOR MIlI.rs Machine that will clean l2j to $50
e.a-lr per hour $50
!Irs Millcrs Machine that will clean 80 to aR
ea'!..ls per hour 200
Address EO NJ. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant Richmond, Va.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv HITrnIE. PRYOR & DCNNAVANT.
,,, :. r,r,.,Ir , ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS
W." - " .-----.--.--=-----------
.c,Irsnay MORNING, OCTOBER o.
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The undersigned iuvtes thu attention of The public TO
n, large stock :" 'iuns Kars, Pistols Cutlery, Fishing
TnckIc, &c. 1t u we'll known fact tia. nothing in his
Inc he called Tor which hs stock doe coupr-e.
Besides fhe celebrated Mimi" Ride. h" has hnnd Sharps
R" nri al other styles oi Rite and R"yulvcrs which
h" i.nd in the United states H. ;nv,t"- h- public
-xlinination Ci!ARl.ES LEONARD.
prrrKsuI-HG. 2G-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

ALLEGHANY TCSSFL..-Thr Gr"c,irrr Era siy.,
an account ot tn" pr"Srr-s III iunncllin. TIA" Arsr
ny mountain, from which -nrn thai tho ,i,.rupr,
NJ lar accomplished - :: l.J feet, being u,"r" Ilru
one hhli the entire length The WORK j. progressing
nj the rate OF i2O feet per month. TIL" rn. rirn.-
winch the tunnel excavation IL b"D.: Innir rm
blue clay slate, the strutiicnto!I benz. i,.tly Il,
right angl In the direction uf the tunnel g.nrr.v
IncnIn. from sixty IL sevcntv.fv" d,re,.- from ir
horizontal, thus forming firm and compact r,l nnd
side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

FIRE IN CAROLINE CorNrY.--lhc Alexandria
Sentinel learns that Mr.. john i. icl-ry near low-
ling Green, Caroline county, Va. few DAYS since
lost his dwelling house and all his furniture hy fire
He insured IN the Southern prutr ciium ,iIrau.,
Company of Alexandria, for 5000.