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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-16
OF BURLINGTON
TRUSTEES.

4 BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
n fennss acknowledgements by the .eeis-
lature Of that State viii PERPETUAL charter.
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MOSES s. r ooTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
THE KILKENNY CAT FIGHT OF KNOW-NO-
THING ORGANS

1HiNu OEGANS.
The New York Herald pitches into the American
Organ" at Washington in the Glowing rampant man.
ner:
"a aiily paper in Washington, which calls itself
KNOWN othing orGan-and God knows it knows but
little-pitches into George LAW in great style, de-
nouncing him with great vGhemence and all these
denunciatons arc copied with great gusto into the
Seward organs Of this metropolis This foolish
Washington organ 1t seems, picked up little gossip,
and probably manufactured ITSELF during the recent
sitting Of the know-Nothiug Convention in Pha-
dephia, and fancics that it can extingusi by it the
nomination OF George Law which haS given il such
umbrage. We shoul Id imagine that if our cotcmpo-
rary expects TO get the printing of the next Congress-
it will be necessary for il To exhibit little tact
and discretion than has shown upon this occasion.
Joining heart and hand with the Seward men !, tEis
State will not help il much. The defect of the Ae-
rican party in the recent onnteat IL Virginia, may, in
great degree, 90 attributed 10 this Washington Or
gaa, Nothing coNd exceed the folly, tho emptiness,
the stupidity, and tue want Of Judgment and tnct
which displayed throughout the whole OF that con-
test. If the kuow.NOthngs had not had the misfor-
tune to have such an organ it is certain that the De.
mooracy would hnve had less brilliant chance OF
elecng Wise. Think of these hints before tho next
session of Congress comes around"
The American Organ comes back upon the He-
raid furiously. portion of its article VIC give be
low. What must the American people think of
party one Of whose leading organs refers to, but does
moi "unfold the chicanery and ccrrnptons praetlsed
in Philadelphia by tKnow-Nohinsl politicians =
4ore ia wbat the American Organ says:
When we are prepared to initiate the course Of the
and sell our c G@nus uus or for the
patronage Of those in power, we may resort to tact
and outrage public sentiment 10, pay We are mot mot
yet corrupt enough to unite with the satanic anu
set up the Presidency at public auction to the hsnSsas
bidder; do believe the American parry nou
sanction such villany, we to join the 'eateu.I
In this scheme. Nor do we think the investments
will be profitable, if N0sey-Kings should puTT'
chase presses in New York, Albany, Pitsburg' or ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

FRIDAY MORNING., e. 1855.
Orleans to manufacture public opinion for adoption

Orleans to manufacture public opinion for adoption
by the American party!
we may err IN Judgment, but we opino that Pres-
DENTAL aspirants who open their purses in the employ
men OF scores of newspaper scribbers, and reckless
political hreings, will find that the main body of tho
pure'm'ndec American people will resist and frown
upon such d'sgraceul schemes, with patriotic indig-
nation The people want for President man who
mas lntellect wsdom, experience, and modest merit,
rather than bags Of gold to recommend him to their
cenhdcnce ana suppart This nt least, is opinion
OF the views and wishes Of tho American party.
The mSaanIc supposcs that we picked up a little
gossip at Philadelphia, and that we fancy we "can
extlngulsh by it tho nomination of George Law
&c.
We take occasion to say to the Satanic" that We
sha nor dehi IN gossip should we hereafter see fit
to unf9ia INC chicanery and corruptions practsed in
phlIadelphs, during the year 1856, by politicians
We say further, that not tie o chat occurred al
Phaod'l0hia IN J"p, 1855, has get bern told I,may
never be tod-lt may never becomu necessary-that
Will depend on circumstances-but tho Satanic
must not ay the tattering junction. its SOUL tif it
mas any, tlat lts clustering denunciatons, and -d
rected abuse, will shut our mouth, or silence our
press, whenever in our Judgment, our duty to tho
american purity demands that We shall speak or
write.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
BY THE GOIERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROrI AMaTJDN

ryyoRMATIoN having been received by the Exeea
i've :hG, the night Of the l7Ih instant, SAMUEL
n CgiL pREY, charged with larceny, aud WINSTON
II STXNEDEY, char ged with passing counterfeit money
VII confined in the Jail of the county OF Charlotte
s,,> lhereirom and going Mt large: There
tsSs do hereby offer reward of two hundred dol
Ia. 70 any person persons who shall arrest tho
..i urisoners and deliver them into the Jail of
CHARLOTTE county, or ono hundred dollars for the
sr and delivery aforesaid of either OF said per-
.o and do moreover require all officers of this Com
nonweah civil and military, and request the people
sry TO their best exerons 10 procure tho arrest OF
.siI prisoners that they may be brought justice
Gwen under my hand Governor, and under the Les
. ser Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
Il. ) Goth day, of June, in the year 1855
JOS. JOHNSON.
p The Governor: GEORGE w MrSFoRD. Secretary Of
TIC Commonwealth.
samuel W Chidrcy is about twentyono or two years OF
A. I've feet three four inches high heavy built alr
SGrr-x,nu with light hair and blue eyes. lie Is resi-
dcg: o.! Charlotte county.
Wus,on H. Keuuedcy Is about thirty or forty yoars
o svr feet two OF three nches high ruady complexion
win dark brown hair, little grey, dark eyes and round
,houliers He is a resident OF Halifax county
- .l,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

We learn from the Palladium that when the SOUTH
crn delegates in TIE Philadelphia Hndoo Convention
sa,y that they to lose their Northern tree-soil
BRETHREN they "be.ought thcu to stay, with tears III
their eycs-but the Aholitionists shook of the dust
from their feet" and departed We should like to
have seen echrymose parting that rendng o:
and body which must have characterized the parting
scene among such dear friends! That OF Ruth and
Naomi" though remarkable for its disnterestedness'
did not approach this in sublimity. We think VIZ see
Rayner and CRIME hanging upon tho nccks OF wilson
and Spcrry, and sobbing in that agony OF grel whcn
knows 10 consolation begging them not to desert, and
"ollering to givs ap t:crWhing poss'6e :! wh'e the
latter erect as two pillars OF grunlte, are lmpcrvlous
to the brn elTusons anI ngonizing protestations OF
endearmcnt. at was too late" the ''Rublcon was
passed. and with stoicsm worthy OF patrarchal
DAYS AboItionism filed out of the Hail. leaving its
d-irr;ed Southern friends like Niobc, al tears
We trust tho sweeper of the Hail respected the sa-
crc,iness of that gricf-and allowed the weepers to
drv their tears before he turned them into the street
There is one aspect of the case, however, which
strikes us ns pecuGr-"iZ.: that when "the South
offered to give up everything the Yankee political
peddlnrs to whom the offers were made land who are
proverbial for having ian eye to the man chance,
did lot propose to accept slHve or two apiece and
thus settle the difficulty. Those who knew Them best,
would not have dared to risk such an oiler.-l Ne"
HarsX fec!Stcr.
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VOLUME LII.
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,r,,,.urn pAlrr. sssfwEzkIr' AND wskhIs, sr
rrrruIE. PRYOR s. DCNNAFANf.
. z NJ $:

4 L n
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70: shSs;s, ss, psFsa sanaI sasn Sns Sns
,es- For the st' st'Ss nsysble in advance to BE- paid
ee dollars Tor rss s.S BY mail postpaid or six dollars
rer snuN,n III the sH " ~ rubished every Wednesday
Tue wees hnsT,,p nns paid in advance, or for ~ 50
7ss1: asss = In @ss r.s 'isss: .s
made IN favor o Stst .,rcr will be furnished; for $50
copies oi 'hu "ss ,weuty copies, and so ON In
the same p:'PTS,r.RMS OF ADVERTISING.
us AID TIE wsssi1ToI ~ a.ob .S g5s
q Iss: s.sit;s a;sy ssa:s .'''D
''9ae ~t DAILY EyeuIRER-For TEN lines or less first
.;n s,;y cents and every succeeding insertion twea'
Y. rso.s 1. inserted q week twice week, or
rs ;,,ues week :hiryseveu and half cents tor each
inserou ster the hrst
an obituaries and Tributes of Respect exceeding
.,s.r lines are charged for advertisements.
Uriers from distance must be accompanied with the
,rts or satisfactory references to insure execution
s sn available Bank notes. the risk OF the Edors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Int y and early youth are 'le sessons for loornin-
aid especially tor learning foreign languages l. need not
now be shown whht are tho advantages of Ri eariy
knowledge Of the French, German and other Ian.
guascsi Every ono knows that in country, in
our day, familiarity with foreign languages places in the
hands o the scholar the merchant of any proes
sion. aprop7rionatc amount of influence and power wie
ther tor public private interest Every knows, a=o
what an amount OF labor and expense is frequently incur
red In thu acquisition OF foreig languages.
Now mo dcsideratm is to facilitate the requirement OF
languages We havo sad infancy and youth tho pro
par Seasons Schools in which certain language pccu
liar VIII serve TO ins,il it practically into tho mind, OF pa
pill with little labor and expense. We have known chill
dren to become familiar with tour different languages sni
speak hem with equal facility and city presents
such opportunities render ko object aaiusb per
sona Ct tho most moderate means least a= regards
the French and German languages.
Wien we reflect that land OF universal fIaedGu
tle hnn!cst individual may aspire the hghes, Offices
md rmy one dsy represent his fellow coun,rymcn either
at home OF In foreign countries and that knowledge oil
several languages will hot only open the path scholar
ship but promote his usefulness to his country,
Withhold an endeavor TO bring before the eye, OF Gl the
explency of avhlng ourselves of tho means at hand TO
attain so desirable end
Y5nnF America will ono day become Old America Gni
suppose desirable that country should be ruled
ercsrt'y by Native Americans DO better than
make ourselves OF those things Tor which
indebted to other lands
Wehavc been led into these reflections By recently
toriing the examination a sc!.o" BIoai Street kept
by sir Renlhrdt. Together with tho scicnces Nucc
and Drawing there .ht found lo from ye
twelve yerrs otage equally with both the Eng
li- and German languages. some pupils OF six months
standing could speak read and Trtc in either lngusgc
come who before n0ror learned word of German Hni
others who began thor English there.
Ia see is to believe, and when fact is practically De.
,nonstratei, cannot withhold s5-eHt. Therefore,
fellow cizeus avu. yourselves o; ;hG ready in
your power gire your children this guaranty their
future usefulness only Tor Themselves but Tor their
country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

H.LIrAX, June 20.-Thn steamer Asia arrived this
morning She LEFT Liverpool nthe afternoon oi The 9
juno. Her news is agaiH highly exciting.
The bembardmcnt Of Scbastopnl had.becn recon-
mcnccd on the 9th June. The day the steamer sail
cd dispatches had been received from Lord Raglan
dated Sth June. The French had attacked and car
ricd the Mamelon and White Towers. The greatest
gallanry had been displayed on both sides. The loss
was very great. The great bunynncy OF public feel
ing mad cuiised slight rise in Consols. Nothing else
Of Importance had occurred.
The prices of cotton had undergone slight de-
cline after the departure Of the St Louis on the I'd
June but afterwards prices had recovered md the
cotton market closed steady. The business Of the
wecl, amounted to lU7 900 bales sold mostly to spe'
culaor.. No change in hreadstuiis. Quotations are
nominnl, cxccpt corn, which had advanced shill-
ING Der quarter. Provisions, generally, were firm.
The London money market was easier, with an
other great Increase Of bullion in the Bank OF Eng
land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ppnrT AVIATION

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive,
1 that ANDREW RUSSELL charged with the murder
Patrick Kelly The 2a,h OF May last in the county Of
Lee ded from justice and s now going at large hore
to.e do hereby offer reward OF one hundred dollars TO
.1r or persons who shall the said Andrew
Russell and deliver him into the Jail of Lee comfy and
do moreover require all officers Of this Commonwealth
sis and military and request the people generally to use
cy exerons procure the arrest of the said Rus
sell ;hst he may be brought TO justice
G..en uacr my hnui ss Governor and under the ee
ser seal OF the Commonwealth. at Richmond this
L. - nfh day Of June 1875. JOS. JOHNSON
Rv t!.eIioyeruor: GEORGE W. MvsFoRp, Secretary OF
.sjrw Russell il about feet or inches high, ford
rIsx;on auburn har straight in figure, with several
sT;-kse scars Oh his neck occasoned by kings evil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
ANNIVERSARY OF TIE BATTLE OF Bun
kER I'LL L

BcsroS, June lS.-The anniversary Of the battlo
Of Bunker Hill was celebrated in Charestown to-day,
with unusual pomp and display. Tho monuments
md public buildings were appropriately decorated
the military and remen turned out, aud snlutss were
fired from the Navy Yard and by the artillery com
uanics The festivities were finished with display
Of fireworks. In this city, the new company OF ny
ing artillery turned out and exhibited great SKIN ana
rapidty in firing their guns the common III pre-
seuce of large number OF spectators.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
tn COM. PERRY.-On Thurs

TESTIMONIAL TO COM. PERRY.-on Thurs
day the piece of plate voted by the General Assembly T
p.-,.v nc tnten nj appreciation by his native State
of hi. distinguished services in the Japan expedition.
The p plate consists of savor, made Of silver, which
weighs SEQ ounces, rich and beautiful piece OF work.
and costing ono thousand aoars ~,
tation was made in very eonp!iuen'sF! aooEsss v!
GOV. HOppD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
Plaintiff,

Co. :a-iH ID cHAScERY.-At Rules held in the
the N, jSy ., yse @ 2 th" Circuit Court of Surry county
spr;.., ~ ''"@s' Plaintiff,
ss, Ss,aa. H. bns, and the unknown heir. of Allen p
! - 60. Defts.
" 's suit s to obtain decree for the part.
containing together 3G9 acres of land
Vaa! ara Ihomass. Binns died seized In the
ne Ia. ts. aud affidavit having been made and filed
Slas decss.eS s' to the unknown heirs of Allen P
Aaown -: ordered that the said defendants the
VI ono nop,.S .en r. BinEs, decsss d, do appear hero
ase..qrr Due publication Of this order and do what
y Grdcs Be- - PMect their interests, aud that copy Of
st EGqu:rt, v.hed four successive weeks in the Rich.
~ copy Hereof 10 posted ut The on. door
~sCuGr, GcS ci this c'unty on the fr.t day of the
5Ss ACepy-Tcste:
S'~ WM. r. UNDERWOOD, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
lIAIiRIED.

M.vu,rn q, Gun, svaup, on the i4,h inst, hy ti:3
Rev W g Bland. MI JOHN J. BROWN. tof tho t''s. ot
Desne & BroTn} 70 Miss LUCY c.. only daughter oi Df
W. h Johnson OF Chesterfield
MARRIED Monday se:nGoo f,rcb !S,n nv II. % m 7
RIIRRiiss to Mr. NARY JANE ALLEN. ali 0! hi c:'r
MARRIED at stariey, in Hanover County, on r.,
,be lalh inst by ;Ee Rev: Alexander aSri!n Br =
RP aSTON OF King William, 10 VIRGINIA B. y0Ga +:
daughter OF the late ST. George T. CoG:eG; OF s;a19.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
SALM0N's PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS


/fHAis Machine was !E"cnted and patented By q. B.
Il Salmon, o: Illinois, and, wherever it has been exhb-
neg sas taken prccedeEGo of all others tUr cleaning Grain
a.. G.aSs Seeds
ne rst SILVER Medal Hwardedto Eeirrsntor ctshe
MoGs Fair in New York and the :rst prize at tho New
iOk State air IL ls2 has been adopted by the Rich
oEd city Miers who recommend it as the best Ina chine
separating cookies and other impurities from
Wheat, 1t will separate any two seeds Of diiercn, sze or
weight, simple In its construction, and easily kept in or
der Il peculiarly adapted to farmers uses it ro
qires little power to work it. and ciesns grain
Ieaieey than any machine now IN use
/. can 30 furnished at the following prices, sig
For d Farmer. Machine that will clean Is to 80
For farmers Machine that will clean 30 to 50 49,
bushels per hour Is
For al gs.mt,s Machine arranged for horse pow
s:) ;hat will clean 80 bushels per hour 50
For MIicr's Machine that will clean 30 to 80
bushels per hour 70
bushels per hour 100
For Mller's Machine that win clean l25 to $50
bushels por hour la0
bushels per hour 200
Address RO. NJ ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va.
\. R-County Rights will be sold or .easone2io terms
!, N M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUSNAVANT.
WIN. F. EITCHIE ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

nu', ny southern friends let IL. not neutralizs Our
strens'n' ny biting and deyourng zach other atou!
"0S''"'S qSes''ohs. Yours, truly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
IT0TICe OF THE UNION AGKICrLTuE..t

NTOTICE OF THE JNI0N AGkILlLTiE! E!.;
d SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROL
IA a mesting of the Executive Committee o! nc
inion Agricultural Society Of Virginia and North Caro
ma, il was
Resolved That appoint es tho riIne for the naa Az!
CITY Of Petersburg Tuesday the 2d day of October Eg
and TO continue four consecutive days Furthermore t2
this Society tenders the right hsnd of fellowship 10 III
their good viii ssd cooperation. JAMES 6: Balm
ian 5-c2swf Sec:c:sry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
VmCINIA.-TN cHANcERY.-

Csys'. Of.ice of the Circuit Court OF Luncnbnr
to the first Monday in June, less, being the 4,b
daf :. TIC month
Ill Campbell, Plaintiff
. A5H!u.r
roN Mm l. Fcwlkcs. Joseph E. Harris, ana Calvin B
5oN.Ies Defendants
cocC u ,ss suit Is to recover Of the dcfendeut
We !os,se the sum of $500, with interest thereon
Toa Iae ia 81 september 1884 t paid and to subject
d. aeo,- etiscts in the hands of the other
Fowl. " aeeto AMI belonging to the said William T.
dsr, l;@e @e lS!Eeni of tho plaiuhHs demand; and af
Po,.I e'S lad: and ilod that the defendant, VIM.
dan, w., noa resident of this State, tho said defep.
one moi L. t'%sses Is uotfcd to appear here wth'a
Ia ee' aIo publication of this order aud dowhst
June s-!;,,,. sMie':s q. w. VIM, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
MARNIE YAI1il

ToHN T. RoGERs. Sn sS,e q; ~, Mot, p,,,r,o,d
ys pSa,sI IN Eg%Risn, sls:. aud American IARBIE
ssEs r. sEsrv tSSasS CRAVE sONEs MANfEL
&c, sc. i'0' noNiS
any design In Carving executed in the na.,.
,Sended 70. pfo"'Puy
NJ Rogers, having served his tine in one Of the
esssk,hnents In New York City, and having ,aneS
helce in the business fstters hmaeii that s wnt pe
Srie his chop Will give enre satisfaction as s,S
soFil CT south Oct Iuhe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

NEW YORK, JuXE 20.-Cotton is considerably
excited. Flour opened buoyant and closed heavy,
but prices are sitter sales OF Southern at $40 IS q
Sil. Whcnr and corn are at rifle higher Provisions
are unchanged Stocks are better. Money Is easy
Nirginias skies SlDOt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
An AFFECTING SCENE.

NEW ORLEANS, JuSE ls.-The town of Bayou
Sara has been nearly destroyed by fire. The loss Is
estimated at Gaif million.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

BALTIMORE. TUEE 2I-Whcet and corn nre nn-
changed. The hereccpts are light and tine market dull.
sales of Howard street flour ct shade less. City
Mills is offered at so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

III NDnED DULLfhS ne "AuD
W!~i &c t.cn for iEe delivery TO me in Richmond,
w e!twn lecroes ISAAC and HENRY, who runaway
iIor F:edercA,.us; last September. TEey were pur.
Saa.s" o. Heu AC: Isaac formerly belonged to DrcTry
sN"ash OF Mag 'iso::- county lie Is tall, dark brown
so" a'oG 81 ycar5 cid Henry ID about 81 years old,
Siee of ya,a": ii: dark brown color, and belonged
T.e.y 10 Nr LacaS Of Fredericksburg will give tho
s reward delivered rue in Richmond, seventy
WV uo""is eaca II secured 10 jail so get them.
Gpy 2i-etf AVN IN I. 10, aSoA. ~ ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

1IERBERTv V GRAVES has associated with himself
Ill WILLIAM H. GRAVES Tor hepurpose CT conduct.
irc \. Ricn,nond COMMISSION BUSINESS prmePsiiy
I'll. an ct country produce and the forwarding OF mer
.b.riise under the style Of II. Y. GRAVES CO, who
c;a,lv tender TO the- friends and the public their
hest services Their house is on 4tn street. between IaS
S;rre, ard Mayo's Bridge
T5ey are indy permitted to refer to the following pro-
I.iuent geg,leinea: ,,-
II, Ic.hua Fry Messrs Hiram r. Dickinson Coz RiGh
E:csd: Ncssrs William =. Moncnre Miliiam ".
ncs..on. William Hancock, CsroEnei Colonel JUnn @
II Ws,er, Dr. f ]. Hancock, Spottsylvaniai Col
Cisy,oa G. Coleman, Mr.. Reuben Davis, Louisa
Nsstrs VIM T Dickinson, and BuIweil B. Dickinson ana
Dr. Chas E. Thompson, Hanover; Dr. Thos. G9oae, w.. M
B. N Dewitt, Nelson; Col Samuel D. Burke
Dr. VIM H. Hpgart. Mr. Robs Bowman. Prince kdwssd
Rev D. D. Stewart Messrs. George w. Bell John D. Prid
dy, Charlotte; Mr. Thomas F. Goode, Dr. n Jordan
Ieeslenburs; Col Joseph Scott. DR. Clarke Anne
AZ D. Clifford VIM Wallace Day. Chesterfield; VIM T.
Walton Prince Edward county. Apnl 3-ctf
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CrIT RAJ AGENCY. WASHINGTON CITY.

IVHE subscriber formerly of Richmond, virgna hsv-
i in. established Office in this city, on Street,
f. ioops In front of tho Treasury Department. tenders
h TO claimants upon the Government especially
for revolutionary services snd for land oounues ana Pen
spa. under the recent acts Of Congress
purchased he @ Ssa the seb ss Dsv,s wss ever
male 70 The immense nass Of revolutionary papere In the
Er-, spofs Office il Richmond He has S. alS & Tsry co, o.
tious index 70 The papers in al The other puoho oees IN
;he Cpp..o! of Virginia Theso and the accumulstons
f:cu oher sources of twenty yeor. experience en'ne
lin 70 hope ta; II CLAIM. n;rusted 10 him bs Just be VIII
be sole 10 Lo H. even where the claimant himself may
cr ,C recont act of Sd March, 1885, Civ.
IN, s srr.. of lani 10 all who IN eG,tla who
served oura.a lsy., lis charges wi! be very moderate
FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Roe Neary A Wise. Accomac, Virginia
lanes Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Va.
James E. Heath late Commissioner of Peusioos, Rich
mead "a
ssac.d II Parker Register Land Office, Richmond,V Va.
Eoa. John { PcUG!eton, Culpcrcr G. H., Va.
H,u. -"usri yG.lon Washington, D. G..
WIN J. Nnrd, Lsq, Eat!Iaa:a
lc.-,s .ilnbesl,kc Fsq., New York April lo--cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

FrLoSIoUs STABBISG.-On Monday evening last,
an aercstion occurred at the Shakespeare House. In
this CITY, in tho course of which Spotswood King was
stabbed in the right side by Francis f. Buckland-
The wound was not of very serious nature. Buck
land was brought before the Mayor Tuesday, and re-
manded to Jail for trial At the July term of the Hust-
ings Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

Masonic CELEBRATIoS.-We understand that the
Masonic Fraternity of this City and Manchester, will
celebrate the approaching festival Of St. John the
Baptist, on Monday, the 25th of June, by proces-
sion. An oratiun will be delivered by Beverly X.
Wellford Jr. Esq, after which tho Masons dine at
Grifiin's Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-22

PROMPT PAYMEsr.-The corporation Of Freder-
has already sent s3,70O to New York. in
payment of the interest of its corporate bonds which
falls due there on the lst of July.