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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
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F... OLD oSH E6o LINE.
From Broad n. y. daily. No transshirment 81
Albany Troy. Mark packages .Old oswego Line care
Sinclair Co.. Toledo. o.
PhoFEiETO.s AGENTS.
r s. Littlejohn. 10 Broad street. New y ork.
Ftztugh 4 7LibtleJon Oswego. N. y.
sinclair & Co.. Toledo. OhiO.
a Fostr & Evansvilie. Ind. VIZ
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TRAN NSPORTaTEON.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,

~ VIA ALBANY. BIFFALUI AND TOLEDU. n
WKyE prepared for the delivery o
wv Merchaadst Ea~Tav. from New York to this Ilaee
reliable lines very favorable terms. ship
naercbsnts requeted ageDt@ hefor
contracting make their by
-I7I l : .ts~ - GEO. FOSIER CO.
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IRnN RAILING.

RNuE has agency the sale Of an
bssatifui pattern of IRON RAILING. wi'h round
wrought figures put in great Of
styis which will sell Cncnna prtces ADDING
rREIaaT. ass4,Ef = sI=7a
Ths railing s cheaper ubseantia than other
kihd ThoAe wishing Railing {" enclose 6 suetery
1sts. yArds tS< Fdszsaa ~ss wa de wen 70 give me
S'Pfiess from 81 so to 81 50 per feo+. ...r,.
y23-d&w NJ n LAW KEHuh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
HN NDHAULlC FUUNna

BARBA ROUX g. SNOW DEN,
coRSER OF wAsHISGToH AND FLOYD sTs
LOUISVILLE, KY,
EW ANCFA CTCRERS OF en- gines snd mill maehn.
cry blowing engines for superior force
lift pumps cast iron screw pIes fef gas m water
largely used by railroad companies for supplying
ions socket and hange pipes OF size; railroad
wheels and osher easngs; iron balcony
sid raag: obaeco and presses; lard
and mill screws alwsJ hand. ..a
Orders stance nmpaned by the good
references promptly attended All work warranted.
ap2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TWNHE House from theii
old Main their Hotel. finish
opposite House. where they epared
their old all others
call upon them. in much superior style than formerly
patronage solicit
ancs same which shall all sndeavors
IL Our fare will be the bestthe market affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept forcountry
" FELKEk < HEDDERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
wARA-H4ND EsskCANAA,.

TMNHE undersigned ~e~eiy blt aarEe and substan
tial Warehooae the Canal ~ PetersbnTgh, ar
preParet Pr.duce. Commission or OF
wSriiug business entrusted them. Oousgnees will
promptly Of the arrival otheir GooOs charge
in all eases warranted 70 give satisfaction.
decs-tf RAKR a. MORGAN, PetersbxrEh. Ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
CO0PEkR WANTED.

NY goad cooper wanting Employment obtasr sfu
- tioa for nths 10 suits hnsei By ap-
plying % the ndersigaed in Germsa tosnshir.s
sgtlf-ltdkwa fl b @ CANADA HtGtNbOf1oh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
0f Hartfnrd (,ounecfscuf

Ut HnFtIOru. NOnnectscuf.
CAPITAL 500 o00-aH paid in and iHvestsd
EWNHS Company with perpetual charter
and insures against loss damage by Fire
Dweng establishments house
furniture and general Also inland tn
pers EavIgstion Losses will be ber
- - : THOMAS <. BRACE. Pres't.
E. G. RILEY. Secretary
ppleations Insurance be made to the subser-
ber duly Poals and issue pol
in the West, A. G. HALLOCK. Ag't..
eyl1 If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
NnTinNn, NuTIONs.l


TNLOwEE vases, tkrrmo travelling com panons.
hest london ing wax, eight ten key'd French
French harps. dos marblss toys, teaS
sets mOnnaies combs superior needles Pins scotas
kseda chess Emerson 3 toilet
soap jumping and battle doors togehe with great
ans - .s-r 1 under Odd Fellows Hall. First Sc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
ERESH TEAN.

A FISE stack received this week of Irperal.
IN GRnpoEdsr. Young Hysou. snd Black Teas in halt
ehess sale reduced
SsTs s NJ W. FOSTER.
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CINCINNATI.

THEHE PROBABLY WAS NEy-
Err better Assortment of Piano Fortef in
~ YT u N this city than befouhd at no. IS.
w ~ gwest Fourth stTeet--Chiekering's. Wood
ward Aliens. J. Gilbert's with Eoli-
n attachment Worcester and the W,stern Manuae
Pianos the hest he f0urd
this country Most eomtne exeeen-
seldom sound in the majority Of pianos offered for
here elsewhere.
An unlimited warrantee given with each instrumsnt.
W. F. COLBURN.
ie4 Piano md Mnsic Dealer. CiheiBnati,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28

OHM ). CmAxDiEK JAMES HARLAN, JR
CHANDLER dr HARLAN.
wOHN j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. havt
themselves together In the practic
oflaw and will all business cnnhded them Ont
both ways be found their oce Locust
Sherwood House. counsel bus
Prompt attention will he given TO collections
Evansville, Nov. s. Is54.-iy
WHf. X. McGKEW,
ATroRgEY At Law AND NOTARY RI BLIc.
oeBue in the Crescent City Bsnk' Building.
ENT I'LL faithfully all business to him
Nv my25
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DUDLEY. STONE & CO.,
CONF MISSION Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS

Second Street, 6ct'n Main and the Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
@NARTIEUEAR attention paid purchase ar sale
M HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR ETC together With all knds of Produce
and Manuiactured Articles COnsgnments sOIteed and
usual advances made.
and Commission Merchaats. " A Riehardson Co II, mp
Manu- Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Groeers and
Candle Msuufaeture-s Oweslo Pork Packers
and Commission Merchaus Armstrong Allen, Dealers
Pork. Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers LouisvIl-. Ky. mhl0 dAwl4
JAMES LOW & CO.. IOUIsyILIE. KY.
RE receiving their Stock OF pring Goods of
M which of their importation direct from the
facturer in Europe.
have bought all Goods for CASE end cpared
osF nduct prompt short time and Cash buyers
the United States Our stock of
BROWN sHEETINGs AND PRINTS
kept large well during comm
wis! sold CASH and All orders or the
must he accompanied with the money .feb2i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
FARNsE EKsS HOTEL
p. 8. A>DERsoN. MEHVRANFTAnleii

On First street. hetwsep Nam aAd Sycamore.
HAS of Cloths Caasimeres. Vest
which he ia to make in the
styles and short He will
and by long perence the usneE be
able give general Satisfaction He has also hand fine
Mefno ik UndeFshirs Dra~ers with Bne shirts
Collars made In the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. decI6-ti
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
OCKS! CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE.
BY RITrlsOLFF & SONS.

srREET BETwEEN -FfRsT sECOND,
s-rsl rs - EVANSVILLE. IND.
NM have received large supply o. eight day
wv thirty hour eloeks direct fr, the manufacturer.
prsng every style Of wood aud iron which
will sell c4sh dealers low the same articles can be
bought Cincinnati Hestsrn cities We shall al
ways keep good aud rhink make it
country dealers their clocks Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THn sGrIZENs or .vlrnhhA lNDlANA
- KENIt GKh AND ltkiNOIe.
EASE SAUNDERS civil Engineer. having taken up his
e. Abode tho city of Evansville would pec;fully
citizens the portion Of Indiana.
Ksseky and Illinois that heis prepared furnish Plans
Esma work any ap-
his profession Water Works
Land. Rawaye Turn pike. Plank other Roads the
pxovemsnt Of Rivers for n4vig alton PuTpo
Tsstim ability IN B. wilson, Esq Chiet En-
New Aibany salem Rairoad Judge Hughes.
% Bloomington Ind George g. Dunn Of Bedford Ind H.
wilson, q ~ Engineer Albany, Ind. aud VI. G.
Moore ESQ Chief Engineer Of the E.. o. Straight
= Lias Railroad. can be application. mh2Oly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
sALUtRLE l.,sr EOn SALE.

GWyHF f and chsrry streets ~ fees
~ adaining residence Of samuel Lister ID o&-
asrsd for It Is of the NEST e-
aud uerfect title kiR en-
lot Chestnut street. adloirng tue res
Guirs Of lei r ]. @. .JEWELG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
, SEAT 0F WAw.

INGR the Clay vanity riot has caased q 2 aeh sar
~ VIA shs opinion OF many that s. EMBfCH lad ais
Mone 20 That error but he ha
FUhe 10 parehAs full supply of summer Dry foods whie
are opened Tor sale At tue veil SHOWN o'
pricss Store Main three doors below Second
SelR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
NEW York COMMISSION HOUSE
THOMAS HI. MAGHEE,

WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York. ss.f- --J
DEING iengestablished with extensive connection
10 tde above business respectfully solieits consgn-
ments ofaIi kinds Of which will receive
and personal attention the lowest possible
scale Of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
c0nsi1nments of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by .s-E ,-,ts
! -gE y J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb7O-tf Evansville. Ind. =
rSOTAT0Es-so bushels of choice Potatoes large and
i Sue, fo9 ssIs by aga J. ". s. vIcKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28

WV BACON 4 CO. hare rezrvrd Main street. he
twsen wAAe< aEd Fist .ts..n next door III H1loek
stgsszrd Drug store nearly Opposite the Branch ank
vhers pleased all their old customers and
Of maay pleased 20
sethem call They would return their thanks er he very
s ne by everything usually kept ID the rami
(s-e~e~i@s- - - ett4a iama6-ly
NxRH.axSs ARO SIC STOMACH BIT.
TERS. NaGG4$e WINE RH rTERSs
FWNaES have been long aud favoraby kno
A ccrtan cure for Summer Complaints. and apre-
ssEAsslke feset and similar Diseases
fFsSss q sS''''e@ "A. TRSSEx sORENSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
.MisCELI..ANEOC

THE ENGLISH BALLET GIRL AND THE
AUSTRIAN POLICE.-The English doasr"sc, Miss
Thompson, has returned to Vienna. While in Pesth
she made herself mistress IF the "Czardas,' the na-
tioual dance OF Hungary and, wishing TO pass pro-
per Difference 10 the feelings Of the country in which
era danced, gave orders that dress should be pre-.
pared displaying the national colors. The tailor
however for III these regions the modStiHS are rep
r,ssnted b.. ,nenJ informed her that he dare not
make such dress, as it was strictly forbidden by
lew Accordingly, it was decided that the green
should be- left out. and Miss Thompson appeared in
white and red. She determined, however not TO be
beaten; and upon her arrival in Temesvar she don
nd green sash, which she had provided on purpose
With this she appeared in true womans spirit III
spite OF the circumstances of the police. On her re-
tura TO Pese gendarme was appointed expressly IL
watch her on the stage who, after demonstrating IN
vain with Thompson twho pretended that she did
not understand Germany, threatened to remove hei
by force. As the menace would actually have been
carried into effect, Miss Thompson was forced to
tse oil her SASH but carried iu its stead, 10 the dis
gust OF the officials, bouquet whose predominant
cnor was green, thus exhibiting to the audience
their much loved national colors-white, green anc
rel,-fN, Y, He1nid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
TIE BRITISH CAMP AND ANNIE LAURIE

THE BRITISH CAMP AND ANNIE LAURIE
We yivo bs!ow the words Of Annie Laurie," now
the most popular ballad in the British Camp. 1t wa
sun. by the second Battalion OF the Rifle Brigade, th,
night prior TO the attack on the Great Rcdnn. A
Correspondent who was present on tho occasion
vr.tss:
Hundreds of voices, in the most exoct time aud bar
m,ny, sang togethe.-
Aud for bonnie Annie Laurie,
I'd lay me oupe and dee:
The effeot extraordinary: ut least lselt so.
never heard any chorus in an oratorio rendered win
greater so!e,nnity. The heart Of each singer was
evidsu,lv far over the sea. 1t like psalm
than ballad for at such time, on the eve OF great
battle, soldier only thinks Of bis love and his God
ANNIE LAURIE.
Maxweton braes are bonnie,
Where early ia S the dew,
And it's there that Annie Laurie
Cie'd me her promise true;
Ge'd me her promise true
Which neer forgot vii! be,
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
rdlsy mo doune and dec.
Her brow i. like the SHAW drift
Her throat is like the swau-
Her face it il the fairest
That e'er the suu shoae Oh
Tia; e'er tic Gun shoue on.
Aud dark blue is her e'e:
Aud for bonnie Annie Laurie
I'd lay me doune aud dee.
Like dew gu the gowun lying
Is the ia o her fairy feet,
Aud like the wuds in summer sighing
Her voice is low ard sweet,
Her voice is low aud sweet,
And she's a the world to mo-
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
lay me doune and dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
u o IL r Il u
THE FIRST SNOW FAIL.
By J>Nts Russ;.il L""ii.i.


J.uts Ru,,,ti L""i;i.
Tn. snow hal h-run III ;hc s!"d'ni''t'
And busily al! the night
H,d been i:rap:ug uc!i and highway
With silrucc deep Hn! white.
Every pine AMI fir. md bc,u'ock,
Wrr. eriuirr too dear Tor au earl.
And the poorest iW il az the elm tree
W4s frin-"d inch deep with pearl.
From sheds. new r,":"d with Caitsra,
Came Chnntc-ers 'ra.iicd crow,
Tha s.iH rails were s,,.teuri tn swan s.iown-
And still fiuttered down the snow.
I stood and watched by The window
The nuiselcss work "t the sky,
And the sudden fairies "f snow birds,
Like brown leaves whrlinS by.
| thought Of mound in sweet Auburn.
Where a Lutte hendstone stood.
How the fakes were folding it gently,
As did cohinS :i:e babes i'll wood.
Up spoke our own little Mabel,
Saving, "Fnihrr who makes it snow:
And I told her oi tho good Ali Father
Who cares for US all below.
Again looked at the snow fall,
And thought of the leaGen sky
Tia. arched DER our first great sorrow,
When tho mound was heaped so high.
! remembered the gradual patience
That fell from That cluud.like snow,
Fiake by fake, healing and hiding
The scar OF that doep stabbed wo.
And again to the child whispered,
The snow that husheth all,
Darling, the Merciful Father
Alone can make il fall.
Then, with eyes that saw not. kissed hor,
And she, kissing back, could not know
That my kiss was given to her sister
Folded close under deepening suow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
ARREST OF FILLIBCSTERS.

The prompt and energetic action Of the Govern
ment in arrcstmg the lurge party OF recruits who
div. IA ioin Col. Walker in Nicaragua, cannot bu
have wholesome effect not only upon the loose isl
who have propensity 10 engage in any unlawful en-
terurise, but in convincing the Governments ut Eu'
rope that our authorities do not lend their c0unte
nance, or wink at any hillbusierinS eXpedh'ohs
oreinst other countries. Whatever may be the result
nj the detention of the Northern Light, or whether
the passengers by her were bound on nm unlawful ex
petition or not, the fnct Of the activity OF the Gov
crmncnt in promptly arrcsins the supposed hllibus'
trrs aud preventing their embarkatlo' VIII De SUI
tccut yi,dicaun of the authorities against tho va
porting charges Of such Journals rs the London Times
uvnn which il recently succeeded in creating wal
panic among crcdulous cockncys.- " J. T'm's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
AID TO TIE NICARAGUA FILLlBUSTERS.
iCorraspondence -: the n Y. Tribune

Private letters received from New Orleuus, report
that Col, GRAFT has over ore thousand men enlisted,
ali sLy AIRED, for expedition 20 Nicaragua. One
hundred os tie ncu wero 10 leave that city on the
schooner Genera! Scott, which vessel lad been fitted
40 Tor ;lrr reception. and advertised 10 leave
the new basin on Tuesdsy morning, Dec. lSh at 10
O'clock Officers Fisher and RawIe, acting as agents
Tor Gen. Walker, had opened Office on Royal street.
next door 10 the Cut.d States Court room, for the
purpose Of giving ali information TO persons wishing
10 settle in the new Republic. II expected that
three hundred men would sail 10 the steamer PRONE
ihsus on the 26 for Puna Arenas, all Of them bound
for Walkers headquarters, but the party might DO
delayed uE: the next steamer. MS no news had been
received from French, any positive aud reliable in
formation Us 10 the course Of our Government been
made public at New Orleans. The party do not 20
armed. Many OF them are men Of means aud ipHu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
From the Hartford CoIrhnt.


Wa notice the systematic attack made by rats in
Ssw Haven, on some children each singing out his
victim, and jumping with simultaneous :fueal upon
ths little girls playing in yard ltil" hoy OF two
ycar. was caught by the knee, and held until the
chds grandfather went 10 his assistance, and then,
rs the RI; scorncd to run. it had to be killed =
tempts had been made TO poison these rats. with par
Tia, success aud mny have been III retaatonor the
POISONOUS attempts that this concerted charge war
made.
The rat is one ofthe most interesting animals on
the globe. In Europe no msr>s historical eras-dif-
f.rrut hores OF invaders brought their peculiar rata
in their tru. Europe has the rats of the Goths
the Taudnls and the Huns. Europe now has its Nor
man rat, aud its In7nr rat aud the great rat OF the
Partisan Sewer s vi recent date and Muscovite ori-
gin,
rat, has established i;sei: ai the world, By the
commerce ot civilized times--t hnd possession at
Franc" :vr he last sax or seven centuries, 0ut wnhn
the last i: has found il, master IN the Muscovte and
T-trr re-. called i! Paris The rat of Mvuuiaucuu.-
These aew rats, previously unknown ~ Europe, de-
eoendrd from the heights of the great central plateau
Of A-iI, fren which the Hun aud Nvn2ul horsein.u
descended, who spread right and left, aud took pos
session OF Rome Oh the one hand and Pekin un the
ohvr.
The establishment Of tn. Muscovite rat in France
commenced with the e1t;rpntion of the brown or
Norman rat-,ha; RI, has almost disappeared aud Is
found ouy in the cabinet, al the curious collectors
wh!lv tho Muscuvc rat Is 'ia,ly increasing III size,
fereri;y, aud courage. The Russian rnt evuurs the
cog, the cat and ATTACKS the cEi asleep The corpse
Of dainty tor this beast, and II always
commences by en,uS the eyes It's tooth Ia m,si
vsnouious; and the author from whom we derive
u,os, OF this article sacs that he has known OF ten
casc. Of nmpu:atou Of the lex necessltaed by the
bite Of this rat.
Thecai turn. tall upon this RAT, in its most ferocous
state. 4 good rat terrier il the bos, destroyer, but
fortunately rats ratuphagu- sat ono another eight
duels, Indulge in broi and intense teuis, aud grand
destructive battles. Wer. i; otherwise. they would
make TIL, world an unpleasant place for man 10 live
In. We should have to fight our way and not M.
frequently like the Archbishop Of Mayence, should
be Ore eyed from beds al midnight, 10y All army
Of rats, and d-vour.d upon the spot.
The rat is AL emblem Of misery mui der, and ra
r!ns-a cannibal sad a robber-Aevo.ed to the prn
CPL. of war aud spolia,on. Will il ever dlsappear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
DIRECTIONS FOR SLEEPING.

The. chronological Journal says that in sleeping,
that posture should be chosen which is promotive of
deep and full inspirations, because nature renders
the latter deeper when asleep than awake,
sept 10 action. Hence high head, by crampiug
both The windppe and the blood vessels is bad. The
head should rest on a line with the body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA

IHNHE General Meeting Of The Stockholders Of the ra,
Z n,rs Bank OF Virginia will be- held at their Rankin
House, in this city. Wcinc.dry, the 10th January lev
mo officer director al Bank shall hereafter vote
proHyot sockhoder, in any election % directors on
n bank. -"l my proxy be valid which sasA
have been executed six,y days before the time OF e"c
ton" J. 4. SMITH, Casbiel
Do l!-'Nrw,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 2G.-F!nur is dropping: sae'
of Stale at Ss 81, Ohio 60 Southern 10. Wheat
is lrmer; Southern white 81 l., red ~ Corr Is
quiet Western mixed 93 c,s. Pork is lower; Mess
Sl9 81. Beef is Gul at sli IS. Lard II. cente.-
Whskey II dull nj 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING
RITCHIE 81 UTNNAVANT,


6tONTINCE 10 10 all kinds OF PRINTING, such az
u Books, PAMPHLETS, EILLs or ExcHASoE, BILLS OF
LADISG. CHECKS ELL HEADS, HEADINGS CIRCULARS.
CARDS, roSTEks, UA%DDILLs, LABELS. &c.
BLASK$-fui Lawyers, Clerks Of Courts, Sherifs and
Cousta. printed to order thd forwarded 20 any part OF
the State Frr. VI POSTAGE Tor q per CURE when as
letter cap paper For BLANKS On larger paper, tb"
charge will De in proportion.
1--WE refer the Code OF Virginia, tie OH, lfh and
li vos Grs,rs Reports. the S,cihoscopc Burkcs Min
cru Springs 'r Journal 1nd h%cu"t, Of the Lcgisla
Of Vrg!H. rnL Acts Assembly for The typographical
cupucity Oi orr o...ce.
C"lors, Gold, bronze. &c.
PRINTING INK
Of every description tn colors hand Tor sale at FAC
0,y p 5y in connection with the above bu.
ness,
Lithogrnphic Printing and Engraving.
We hive bccninducct 70 commence THE new rnrIprse
in connection with our BOOK, JOB AND FANCY PRINT.
ING OFFICE, a. the sohctHtcn OF many friends VINO
huve been compelled Tor the Of establishment o!
this kind hrru 10 send their orders to the North.
We have, much trouble and expense, procured the
scrvices Of the beet Artist. in FHrc, Germany and the
United States -
Portraits aInps Landscapes, rlans Of Houses. Show
Cards Labels, p"sucireotype, &C. executed III the oett
msnher.
Circulars, Rs of Exchange, Checks, Negotiable Notes
Business and Nisnc Cnrds engraved and printed on STONE
- Tohccons:s, Apothecnri"s Merchants and others,
WIN have heretofore had this kind OF Printing done at
the H"r,h would 40 well to order ,heir L.ih'eraphiE
Stones mud Copper plHts al cur Establishment rs we VIII
aer and rcoch them free OF charge, and do their work
| at VIVA, they are nuw pnyin.
| Tho.c in Of original designs in ImhOgrnrhy cnr
have them taken tree oi charge, by g::g US outlines O.
what they desire.
We peds, ourselves ill all orders low the
work will cost in any uf the Northern cities
EDOK.BISDISt:
In ali It's varieties executed with ncatuc,s, durability
! and de.pn,ch.
| MERCHANTS ACCOUNT RuOK5 Of MI kinds. anG
every Blink Book, made order, ruled tc
ray i,acrr,, and bound in every variety OF tty!e.
| CLERKS OF COURTS, &C. furnished wiki tho various
| Rpcn
materials ruled oorderHnd bound in tho ncfest and mos
substantial msnrcrall Of which warrant TO give sa
ts..con W. invite attention TO the books in which all
tho clerk, Of :he county and coporuoncour in Nrsni
register births marriages and Grstls. recently anisc
| .urcd in our own establishment.
| MACHINE RULING OF every description executed will
ucs,nrss exnc:ncs. aud rromp,:,ude.
tES- Orders receive 1.-THE Coun;ingroom OF The Rich
m0nd Enquirer. next below American Dotcl Mnit
street; Printing Office corner Bank aud 10Th streets
or nt our L:thcsraphing Office Nos. and 10 Law build
| inC Franklin street. will be promptly attended To.