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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

liz P, CR0SBIE, wagon makers, Mulberry
IL IL street, Pomeroy, OF, over F. B. Humphreys
shop Having ohadlong experience in the, ibusir
ness. they are enabled Ito execute, in neat and
substantial manner, an oIaers Tor wagons bug
enable terms: E7s4 Mhlaes Il . ID 9G
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

4 n. = ON p b ES 1sfN Y..s ai 1aa' u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

fAos iRvJS. etll U e6lIslsI TIIZ-1 T. PLANTS.
TRVIN a PLANTS, sAttcrnsysat Laws Pome-
4 10y, q. agl Aalassl. saa Lalll6 ppoy 2Otf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

aTHs WAYToPsEvRNT RAiLRoAD Acct.S
DHSrsg--Sohe disturbances csnd' ineeular,si
yes having occurred on the ,sLiulealAlInmts
Road occasioned by,whisky. q. wri,er in ihe,
Cincinnati Commercial poin.s out, The way
Mr.. Supt' Clement took 70 ptevent itIieir rs.s
corrence. hOn hearing ofathea whisky si6t.s
he lorihwi,h issued jha, folIuwiop order, tssl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

TR:S. CT MENzIEE. 0Ofics, 9Thrd. Street,
eAL Isbets3esnsW w Wslplt and vihe,A Cipeinqati, d
Ray special attention itQ piseases,of Womsp,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

Salisbury Division, No, 2s2,e Meets on Satnr-
sey evenings, Hall is Rce's building, Middle
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

W, J. PRALL, Manufacturer Of Tifiware, and
w Dealer in every variety of Stoves 1ete.,
opposite the Courthouse, Pomeroy. 49, r ,lBs',
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

" NILLiAM fWAL.tss 1il9tlln Att3 IA sJAc0D EARHART.
'llAfALL " EARHART, Attorneys at Law. Pom
Nv lssoYs 0. Office in Court house. F"' ~ Y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

Hla WHlTESIDES, Manufacturer Of Boots and
Il 4, Shoes, Court street, one door above the
corner of Front. The best cf work, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, made to order. gEt .hnnELnlA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

IINHE0DpRE, MONTAGUE, Attorney at
III LnE, pe0nsroy, On once in Court. house.
ness. Pension 90 Bounty Land Claimantsh will
y6nd itt0tbeiE iEsadYahtage 70 giveehim.a. CALI.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
.-4-4--4 1l-t..l z.I.g u a9axAH 4 n Ean,Y
,siaPROFESSIO IONAIr r4-4L LAWYERS. - :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
AInEMiRIE LAND FOR Sale.

I'VE oacr- FOR silp bC,rliul Farm In the county OF
w Albcmarlc, lying on the Eastern slope OF The South
IVES, Mountsin distant from kcswcE (the Virginia Con
extension OF the Orange and AetAEdria ,ia iioad
mile and from the ysa ac,ss boy. inPsTv'1TSnk! i91f
mile. i e?'OHs tina "a htkhAEp II ASS .s tMsSaa
cleared well enclosed sad in high slate Of improve
rnen, the remainder in woods. The buildings all
new the dwelling IL Of brick storic containing ten
rooms hall aud passage and lar completed is fin
ished in the bes, Style The location IS
hn.d and good society To ono wishing healthy country
summer residence particularly desirable as II Swi,h
in few hours ride 0: Richmond or Wa'hrr,2G II n
large. furm preferred spi:G l noiGadoinns
eau be hu! Ut hi: Trcp keiertGca may he had 10 Mr.
Jan,.a I,s, oil Aibomare keswiek heNI or To Mn-srs
F. G. Ruiin and Jahp ioles al Ri.Llnond But Persons
are rcauestni 10 .nuIn6 ior tlemrelves :. A. HART
Ny Uihcc ID keswick Depot Abemarle, Virsinis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

We learn from th" National ln,,cencer that Mr.
try series q SIX plaster models Of mp.!ie %talry
designed 10 occupy prominent ;utCs il. lie ior
ton- Of the Capitol. rive ni these have b""I
ccved c..d urpostcd IL the g.!:.:'. s;ui",
The Capitol. Youth is ;ui.rc-ened by two boys
whose position "iG expression are beautifully siIG-
gcs,ive ii inn1cencr hope ambitious aspirations, and
energy OF purpose Instruction inspires the bcl!ocr
with lis subject. The ardor Of youth is !2Iresod by
the diligence OF labor. The -o,ti,c position aud
preston u each y ti2 LGlIca of the student ami pre-
ceptc. az t'ln.rably conceived. Commerce conveys
to the mimi impression, far different, from those
have realized lru.. ihc contemplation of other repre-
.au;siinns OF this subject. wise and thoughtful
man, who cumprchcnd3 the Importance Of his rols-
tions 10 the world, is seated, with the .iotI2 nj his
right hand, familiar and essential object oi ref
crcnce, and other memorial u his profession around
him. Tho n,aI vi t,.0G, ut, aud calculation, and wis
,.D,, AID hemcvoeE0e. 10 The true and adequate
preston OF the ideal of the commerce oi the present
a-O. The Mechanic Arts are suggested by the figure
Of mam in arccUmbent po>itioi hs s!new. ,:n. rot
ing upon a wheel, and hummer E.lt; Ill his ha!id
The form mud attitude a1f excellent, and The head and
face nuby cNpge-siyc otindepend"ncr, Thought, sell;
rc!ianVe. intelligence, hope and energy. War also
reveals to the hcholer the purcs. and most modern
conception. Frnncss anl justice, not anger -..G ic
rOctv are the characteristics of the ~.r:taA, whose
hand i. upon his sword, ana :.hose every linean"nt
bespcnls the CONSCIOUSNESS ofpower hnl the forIcsr
ancc utir.c,euce, ret!ectiur and beriGiity. These
.igures urc somewhat colossal i.ororuns the war
ror the only one in standing positiun being eight
i,.,t i'm lcip lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 4 ls55

We have examined portion Of the volume will
lhhci care ami alter dgcmt comparison oi that
portion with the stGutcs as iuw found on uur sItut..
NOOK, amt the REPORTED decisions of our Appellate
Court down o 9TH Grattun, W. have no hrs;taini in
saying ti'n tiilS edition contains all !h"t l. necessary
or materln on the sub icc;s ut tir.r claut..r,-ln
thus far III tic examination, we have un, iOuni Il
SINGLE case omitted or single principle ns-satc, ar
inaccnrately reported. Judging the whole BY q pir
We confidently predict the entire .urcrs, a., the t.,
sent edition III meeting the wants of the psolcs ion
From thcsc remarks, We wrnl,i MOI have il under
stool that the abors "f Judge IrmaN hive, since lis
last edition, heen confined To- Virginia authorities
On Tie contrary ne cites i'll the present cdo nalv
new cases many E.nShSh AMI American authorities
n has enriched Ills volumes with all tina. WAS yall-
able or pertinent which could br derived from thus,
suiirrts. /" >urH an eA;"nt have additions been made
thnt fiir prtstp' eiiton will, We imagine, cover one.
third more space than bis former work.
Nc would II We had room at command, cite the
subjects n The several chapters %, the book but
,'at Is unnecessary. Every lawyer l. familiar Doubt
less, with The scope "i such treatise; and hr br
M" ne hEunld forthwith pnssess himself Of this infur
NATION. IL may be well to state tlat the writer
throughout the volume, discusses not alone the doc
trinee OF real properly, AZ held by cDrls u
law, hut also tic principles which courts U equity
cu,crtnln and act upon in relation 10 such prrirrv
hus, III Tie hrst volume, the rende: will find all the
learning III rcgar, to the torcc,osing of mortgages
equity "t redemption, partition i'll equity, and forth
We have devoted Il larger space To this book than
Is usuhi Win us, becaIsr believe the work de-.
serves II. lhe eminent talents nnd hugh character of
The autilor' ana The very great industry and ability
The present edition evimces, would not permit lis 10
d>nss II win tho usual brevity Of II book notice..
Our legal READERS will, know, not quarrel with lis
Tor giving mem drtacd account ui The new edition
ui this standard treatise
The book Is from the press If A.. Morris, Rich
m"hi' ana u 4 Nirg.mla enterprise, not only IN nu
h"rSiilp' nut III paper type, blldug and III who'd"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
NUMBEEg ::s.S.


,,, u.,., ,""', d'' today: Size Is the widow 'i H."
iae n a''eF Jones, nud til. in2;her ol rr pIs-
"a 'pi''" " nrr r. Jonrs who 'i:"d :SIe Nava!
'|,P'm' H''efSi 0hNs since.
-, W. Nash Is very low, and nvi M
Gu t"S"fF'e'
Ia" 49,. .Anthony Dhrrli, oiihe II. +. r!u~eh, =
Nh p'e''"H ~ H'", "".n ,'''"r. N'S '%". hss
been rhr'k"d' pu' he Is entirely PROSTATE" ,oh ~
powerful e!:rse. Hr:C:aI"".
Especial C"r!"pon nc'n :, - - n" P"''-s'"rE frr,..
. PORTSMOUTH, Ahc 49, lSji
hi> Th' WIN Us was 'iimrr "of>" III rrSa'" 20
y" "''f''''E ot o"i SICK thnn ioT t"' nights p'c''-
GUS.
., HieI": Samuel \. forb">. Ilr. prbwort iC4rlkerl
~. " III; h"'h' Mis- o!!So'iy 'iaaSh'rT "i !"'S
!: p.i>,''yl ami MIS-. N"ihHnet Manning, G"l'a!;M\
nr E, HE 'ns' IlSEt'
lug S'n ! cannot possibly "nu:nr:a:e; ;'ef. go
1"hh D' DAYS Is thought I" b. dying aiso Mr. SHGi
brewer. hrr" are many more who &rr ch ;hTNY
opportunities dn hot allow me 10 kruw "i, until IN
al 'hc'r sa! AMI awul exit from tks - h"p- 4 bra
'.r "orli
Doctor Sr!o"lfeli is out ana doing service Mr'.t
Schoolhcld, vino has been Ill, is drr. wei. and u
convaIr,cent.
But tcw ot lis have rrmlincd IA wua-- III" awful
Judgment OF our tiod, and Of those that have, H. N
,iis fr"rnr'ce' has .rrn III To remove many .! III"
oesl AMI good even oi those lew.
foor Dr. iruEen he devoted nj! his tin" tucntr nr'
1"ei rye" W ' Turt"nate ""ll~rl"ii' anf SUNK IN
ner MS EIa' nhd .ieVoted SERVE. 10 an un'tn"'S
hn Pace u not eas!E h.tt,i either IN thcp:"
p'Te.'un' He ,, or ~ I'r!,'ih ana ih"'i'hr"lHt.
its !" Ae' anu i''c''' h'' "' I" oc ior '"'," ~
many "nc ~ hlter years may i''r 10 sIrhA ~ t,'7'
%n" SACRIFICED :eIf lives lor tlr good oi then i"ow.
chZe'S'
LAlER FROM PORlSMol III.
tSp"rnI Correspondence" o the Pct"r'hGr. kNpi''-
P"Krs"''rH, Thursday Aug 80.
-, "o'cI"ck, T. VI. \
lhc following deaths have occurred Recently -
MrS. Nathnn-l Manning. Samuel \. Forbes. VIVA.
Pehw"r; Mss Clarlne BliIsnly aged only su,rmt9'h
Years Mrs W III. Gwynu' Mr.. 'I"i!n L. DAYS, wir"'n
husband died last week; Luther X. N""I-"n, aud
Others
D.. -. Cover and wife, are quite little latter not
expected 10 -urv i've the night. Samuel Brewers la-'
sinking. John Jack chil. Lizzie. is in :: inpc'"s"
condition and - IL Miss Fanni" Williams. dau Iht"c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

NENN DESINAbLE tAhfl fOf SALE.
uNIE subscriber oilers for sale privately the Tract q!
q Land lately owned and occupied a residence by
his father John Jones. lying i'll the county of M"cklcn
burg Virginia within three miles OF Roaukr River three
VI Royd on and OF the Plank Kun lcadrS from that
place 10 Pe;er-burg within miles OF Randolph Macon
College and eight from tiarksvilc, containing 10y survey
sJ6 acres more than hal! OF which is arabic land
good Of Improvement: the balance in original grow,
and heavily tmbcrcd.
The dwelling house il comparatively new and built
upon the improved plum, ami has been recently paint
ed, conainn. rooms aud convenient cellar with
all necessary buildings for the accommodation OF large
family. The location is healthy any in the state and
the society good minute description l. drr,nrd nnr
"cSsats those who may desirc purchase will call ana
examine Tor themselves.
Also, Tor private sale, another valuable Tract lynn: con
uous To the above, couainnc sci acres, with all inc I'm
proremen,s in good condition. lmu.t {" them very P
riur) One-haf of this lurr tract l. III wood ana ~
:co acres OF valuable low grounds, well di:'h'd Hh ~
high state ot improv cmen IL lie unnecessary 10 CIV
| more detailed description. -,
1t Is seldom that such land highly improved Nis o
al,la:eouslv convenient 10 Claksvilr and
within two miles OF n Flank Road and sercno Ia.onu
and in a trst rate nei.hborhood, adjacent 10 No''s-
| literary institution, is otcrod in rho market.
Terms made very 10 the purchaser ana Fose'er'
given in tiuc seed crop Of wheat.
Address the subscriber NJ WCrrcn;on, NJ. >,rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
DAN RIVER LAND.

UNOK SALE, u very vsIWnbIc plantation on Dan River,
II i'll tie rouny Of PttSy ylynna eight miles above Dam
vill. ana imniciusly on the STATE hne II l26S
,"rc- of which go river low grounds, and h5O in
r,,s hes the finest tobacco region III IA" Union,
a,,o particularly adapted the growth ut that article.
the bcst plantation in market III this section o the
country, and ~ the Richmond nnd Danvil. Rail Road
will bc finished This year aud the rive, nHvicabr hy
miles above it, there will br rapid W'r cheap conuiuni
cation with Richmond Potcrsbur. and Norfolk desired,
could be divided so make very good Turns.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onr.,hird cash, the balance il one
and two years; the bonds bearing n"-rst ta date An
cold p, ,uaSpi, iade BY which the time
ie payments could bc cXIcnicd the interest
being pnd puncuay. The title will be withheld until the
last pay men, is made.
II no, sold privately 1t will be offered publicly the
2lst day OF September next
For further particulars apply by letter directed &c Box
No g Dsnyillc Va ,uiv ls-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
From the Charlottesville Advocate Aug 81.
ppcSIDENT lsIERCE'S VISIT.

Having been invited By til" Council Of Charlottes'
Vile to spend few days III The town, on ms way
from III, Si.rinss President Pierce accepted the In
yi;n;ion mud arrived at depot in the trnn this
morning He was received nt ;he depot by com,
n;;nn ri u OF our citizens, and having been escorted
10 the Parish House where rooms were prepared Tor
Rim mud his suite, he welcomed 10 Our town by
Mr. y. IT, Mas,ic on behalf of the citizens in beau
f;frI md most appropriate speech. The President IL
Iii, reply conpiimcm,rd our county, our S'nLe' and
our people ANA expressed the high pleasure he hHi
cyprri.nce in his first visit 20 the Old Common
wealth. -.
4 public dinner will be served this evening at
O'Clock al the Farish House ~
CoMMirrrr " MISUNDERSTANDING Rtves' w
J. Robertson, V. w. S,uthul, Gessner liarrsop' T.
T. Watson, 81. George Tucker \. b. Masruner, y"
F. GoJch. A. r. BIedsor, Johu B. Minor; Joih y
hurhrr, w. T. Early James a. Letch' b. Shsao'
VIM VI. Keblin-er, r. &. Flanagan, 4. Il, MIhee,
Junes Alexander J. K. Stevens I. L. Far'sh' henr!
Benson.
The following gentlemen constitute the :, ,,.,:
COMMITTEE or ARR,S"ENESrS:-S; n hH'i W
.Jan,e. Lubban. +. j. Wertcnbaker, a. FarlSh' D.
Jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
,,rIuOND ENQrlRER,
TIE w sra,.wxrNLy ASp WEEKLY
r ',,,TC,IlT. PRYOR n DtNHN'NNf'

!. ~ ~ -. ,.l ,, 81,
r.., .cy,, dollars per nGh"h'' anu VI 'ne
.s,! Igr- II ,Skru or shorter ptr''n ',,ah "nS
c-a ',,... .,. Wrc.ly :.vc dollars per shh"in anu
:" ~ .% month payable IN advance 20 "5 pa.a
..@:s .' s.H ,, mail postpaid; VI s'N a"il"rS
] =, ,h,. ,e! q; ~ year ,. v,.,.
s:" a. ~ ''s r..,y,. j. Published every cHncsday
Me-; NJ .,.l,I . paid in advance, or Tor ." %
=: n = T. r,. made N advance urouct,on Is
Gay"'N ,~,, y. the 'oN9w:n; ra':" iSr so ak siX
-" :HIy; ., E.cu,cr w:h y" 'nru'thcd; Tor s2o
t. q! ':s "S," e., - ,wrn,y .os c"'"S and 20 on in
..rne p:vY,yTfii,S,,y,. ~ AprrR7's;NG.
~. tW,cyl = ana lin' NEENLr-For TEN
IS rHs SEN -, .T1, sryca'y vc ccn,s; Tor each sub.
en-! n,my E>sriErS-Eur TES lines or less, irst
" ssy rcr.. sui every SIIccc.diu: insertion TWEEN.
ms I. :a<r.Tc! once awrck, twice II week. or
,r. w.rs :.i:rryscvcn ami hall eeuts for each
: arr: tie fit.
. olcI.:.cr- arc charged :ilty dollars for TWELVE
:. -. proportion tor udvcris cmsnss ui greater
> ,.,rcp; Lottery Vcn,crs and Auc,ion"crs, who are
-. 500 paper includct)
: i, Obituaries unl Tributes OF Rc-pcct, exceeding
y -s. aye charged for as advertisements.
-. .,y2l a distance must be accompanied with the
p.y C- sNs.:cco-y reteycpces :oinsurc execution.
r a, rr, tG;s ofcc uisy be reunited per nna in
sgsi!s5lc Bank notes, ut The risk Of the Editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
VALUABLE LAND IN LOUISA FOX SNLE.
KITlSlilNG to change my reridencr rha' Hi not III
lnnf fI,s II

IXyiSIiNI; IN change NV rcriiencr rha!. Of not in
w the ucan,ine sold privately on the le' n1y o''o
next upon the premisss ode: tor "a nay irGr' @ o.
b ,,,,.r. M ,hc Nnrih AIMS River containing nhou,
brcc hundred and eighty portion Of which
is cleared and in fine ta:r OF improvement vel adapt
ed m ,ic ct:ysriou at Tobacco aud other crops The IA
lane. of ,be Tract zone hundred aud thirty acres>ls hca
vily iinlberrd. -.
Thr improvements are coed, consisting OF II Dwelling
lou,c and all necessary omhnuscs.
Tne location Is remarkably healthy an! the society
good and respectable.
TERMS accommodating and will b- made known the
dGy OF sale,
Address ync subscriber EllsvillnP L O.. loui-s.
au.4-t ls--rlw RICHARD M GRAVES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONNESTIOS.

CNC!HSarI. THURSDAY, August 3o.--lhe Indiana
Democratic State Convention met ~ Indianapolis
yesterday. Speeche, We're nale by Gov. Wrigh;, u"
Hon. 4. Z. Willard, Cot. May and othcr.. The Goa
vention adjourned after adopting resolutions r- affirm
ing the principles Of the National Conventions II
1915 and 1882 drnouucing the conduct oi the Nj. o
rnns and Massachusetts, III in'ei ring IL tho il,
gal rights ~ kansas settlers and mnn;aim!ng tart
Government should protect the right OF al! lcG"i c'
lens, whether native or foreign born. IL. t"m""n'
ton the largest assembled il the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having heon received by tho Executive
N ha; iugiti?f ont justice sIpposri to he nrnicd
UESUY ABBOTT aliu. Bernard tisndlin five feet, i've
and hnf inches high, grey eycs aud hafk hmr ("ho
was Discharged from the pehitch!iarJ auh juno , 'rn'
from Lyuchbury Val aid in the custody oi Geo W
n Tylsr under n reoui.ion from the Governor OF this
stnc upon the Governor Of the STATE OF North Carolina,
i; grand larceny, Escaped from the cars oi Tue
Petersburg n,Id Roanoke Rail Road Conpnny about 81
miles from pe:ersbur: the night Of tue sh instant; nnd
is now gong a, large Therefore, do hereby offer ~
who shall nrres, the said fugitive ana c nim iuo the
Jail Of the City of Rchr;Gnd lEd do moreover require
all otEcsrs OF this Camnouwcuh. civil End military and
rcuu. tho people generally their best cSeruons TO
procure the of the said fugitive, that he may be
brouSh hit TO Justice.
Given under my hand Governor and under the Lesser
Seal Seal of the Commonwealth q, Richmond, this
2lot day Of August, in the year 1853
Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
AlIELIA LAND FOK SAL"

ISOR SALE a very valuable s,.., nile cour'y OF Ame'
IL la on tba r.e:.ro Dad throc miles from Giles Mills,
six f.oin teno i.om CEua ard xix from sla'to"X
Dcpu, on tho Richmond and pan"!!lc Rail! onf con
,ni, i25 acres OF wics Coz In wood. rJ9 - PINE
and 60 Il, brni.ch aats l. Sns cEiasY oTc OF i.e bc'
plantations in III. .ouIiy particularly adapted 10 the
rrox,s Of " ea and tobacco and is susceptible OF very
high degree OF in,provomeQt It is ono Ui 'he Tios
he"thy aud agreeable neiGhi,arUoI j.. t., ssa;a. Nh
Woodruff who iiNcs ~ ne p'"ss viii sEo# no Pc'"o"s
wisi,inS to pHfcf.asr.
FL; fSr.he particulars apply 10 l. T. tiilrt !.7, Rich
nond or 10 Mr Ssin ioEcs Mataux FosI OicN, A'ne!in
aountv July lS-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
i'EIEk EkANCISCN. AGAlN.

We had II" conception when wc proposed the cree.
ton ni munumcnl to our od friend Peter Francisco
that we should succeed in making him negro vet
|, seems this has been tho re5u. The Philadelphia
North A,acs'aH cGutaina the following laughublc
bluTdcr:
MONUMENT 20 ILtCK.--The Richmond Eului-
rcr advocates the erection oi monument to the mcln
Dry nf Peter Francisco, cuIurcd man, born slave
IN Virginia, but enanci pairi al the commencement
"t the revolution, and enlisted soldier. deserved
nj! through the war. aud subsequently, sergeant
alarms OF the Virginia Lrgsla,u;c. Phi. NOrfh
.lm"rIrnn.
The misconceptions. VIC presame, arose from the
fact tina, Pete: had been servant and filling
that lost at The time of the Revolutionary War.
We were nor the surprised at this mistake,
however, than were at the comments mgl,q upon
our article by our neshbor, the lih.,. We had 81
ven that paper some cre,!gi inr is regard tn the
bone and sin"vT bu: Ne must Withdraw ii. The Wing
ls II ." nj east may rad others INTO error ~ ita
statements that the Statues of jefferson aE, Henry
have no, been paid for. The fact -, ,hat Crawford
has been fully paid ~ IT,; according 10 the ielms "t
the i.siternra., WAS IL be paid him by thi- time
When he completes hi, work The remainder will be
pnid him accnrciis.: to comtrnrt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04

A CUALLENGE.-At the Anti-hn"w' Noth'n"
barbecue recently held in rhibodea"S Loni'"na' Mr.
Busl addressing the members oG the secret a'Soc'a-
tion said in substance :"l have been one ot Yours:
| am, therefore, bound by an oath, and preciaded
from discussing anything but the document" nnd tHcs
which you have been pleased TO make pnblc' hH'
you know that there in something else winch cannot
mention: and it, as you assert, aii your secrets are
commendable and can challenge public scrutiny then
release me from ms obligation aud let me speak out
| defy You TO grant me that privilege
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The following letter appears in the Norfolk Argus

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, I
August u. 1855.
A.F. Leonard, Esq-Dear Strive have J'st
held meeting in the bali room, on behalf o the at
ajcted people of \, ,riuik and Portsmouth Col Pick
ems, Of South Caroua, made stirring appeal, which
was responded to by un Immediate voluntary offer
ing of S9oU. ,...
Gov Manning, OF $. c., is the chairman Of the COM
mittee appointed to procure additional contributions:
Thomas c. Tabb, OF Norfolk, s the treasurer OF
tue fund.
p Tahh If (:Lmcrster, deserve much credit for
the energy they displayed.
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kA"Al. rom the resij"icr ui the subscriber, Inst
So ~, muat;o boy named ilARTWELl.. lie il n
-! coy nnoui nvc ,ct ia; inches in height, rather
-y a"'e. with hair blaci a;,i straight resembling
II i:d i!Hy b. known By having Of his tocs q
a" e o' III" -inaii ones CT ~. mink he made his
hpo On Si"y Gurs" aEi Jhr " -, !cavored 70 make
"'L,,,nS I"E;:'s or H. ''Iiitr III above reward
.,.1 , ~ ,jo WI - ' .r: - aprr"hcuson IL
;.,. l lIatS -, - "'' .r &C.. : '"A. within the
' ''N go hr again.
ro ;,. m .' .'"iAUX,
- S'"' Gp
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ufFERISCL..
MARBLE YARD.

I0HH + ROGEHr, et. street. n"r- Main. Richmond:
W " eh.e.i III E;ypni! lnl:un rr,d american MtRBLE
hNMESTS, rUNBS, GRAVE STONES. hANIEL
::'ES OF every description, WALL PLATES, FRONIS
& sc.
..y design in Carving executed in tho nnatcst
ic:s from the country, wh city rctereucc, promptly
I-sl i-d 10.
NJ Rogers having scr"cd hi. time in of TIE Ia,
r.yl.iul.ns in New York CRY and hang r,&ch cSpe
..sc. NJ inc t.ir"ss 6arte.s himself that all work
lied lis shop VIII givo as entire satisfaction amy done
e., -, Oct T-cly
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ONE HUNDRED DOLf.ARS REWARD,

LNOR the apprehension OF nv boy, HARRISON. some
II times called DICK, il taken out OF the State anil de-
lversd occurred in a; that get him. or so il
taken in the State and delivered me or secured in Jail
that get him. This boy o:F from me- living gear
New Canton, Buckinshsm Con,y Va, STOUT the 3rd OF
feet o. iuchfs ,gh. He "y iav" p,s- ed himself OF!
- tree boy and be in company with some whirc person
He hus heretofore been advertised with the reward of $50
taken out of the State, and 3O il token in the State
and delivered TO me. ROBT. II. JOHNSON.
New Canton, buckingham: Coua,y, We.