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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY!
Wholesale and Retail by
SCARRIT & MASON,
mt Tsn17i1 Mo

WE take p easure III saying 10 friends and the
w public In general. that Stock of Fine. Mcdi.
nm. and Common Furniture, was more com pletc
aud discerning the attention of purchasers, either at
wholesale retan III suits gle arItcl. sthan
al the present.
We ,ha lsparc no eiortt, keep the most pete
assortment IN our lne, in the West. Our Good. are
made ere, we'll rs EAST by the best u, and
thus combine the greatest variety and latest styles,
W III the cheapest and most substantial.
lie iers. as wei as all other purchasers are inyi-
ted TO call and LOOK through our Mammoth Ware
Rooms.
orders also from all parties having Furniture to buy
for themselves others specially solicited " III
the assurance of our best endeavors TO rt contin-
uanc of the liberal .fdence and patronage have
so ong received.
SCARRIT e. MASON
Washington Avenue, bet Second aud Third SITS.
March 9Th, 1854 .ddw 5w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26

NOTICE.
Mr. SAMUEL HIRSCHL, wholesale Eroa a -
collect all the account. due TO me. Those who WI
mol pay up to the LIST of June ie5j either 70 'e " "
Mr. Hrschl will turn over in legal hand ior co'co
, ton DIR. j LANCER.
Davenport Nee 81 1855 Banner please copy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26
DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
l subscribers Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons having accounts with the late frm
are requested to call and set the same mediatey
either of the late partners authorized to use the
name OF the firm in settlement.
VIM VAN TUYL,
March LIST, 1855. IRA COOK. ss.tsi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26

Kso1I00R, LAWEs q DLAKEk0RE.
Bankers, Exchange, Note + Real Estate Brokers,
Between Second and Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
DFNorEs and BILLS collected and proceeds remit
ted to ANY part Of the United Saesat current rates Of
Exchange.
T-PThe highest current rates paid for Bills Of Ez-
PSight Drafts on all the principal cities Of the
United States aud Europe. for sale NJ lowest rates
TPlsTEREsr ALLOWED on Deposits, on time or to De
check ed for at sight.
rPLAxD WARRANTS constantly on hand and for sale
at lowest rates.
U-PRxAL Estate bought and sold on commission;
UPTAxEs paid for non residents and others;
uTTITLEs inv estgated and Abstracts furnished;
r-PBoNDs and Mortgages bought and sold and loans
negotiated.
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ. Banker, n. Y.
s. H. MANN. Cash. Rock Island Bank, R. L., Ills.
ALEX W. MGREG0R,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
B,tween r CONT AND SECOND STREETS.
REAL ESTATE.
PARTICULAR attention given to the buying and
l selling Re Estate on commission, Paying ofTax-
es. &c, &c.
Having complete Abstracts Of titles to all lands in
this county and city, are fully prepared TO examine
Titles and furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds Mort
cages and all other OF writing and take
rea sonabe terms.
M'GREGoR, LAwEs e. BLAKEMoRE.
N A0n ACRES of choice land for sale on liberal
lUaVUV terms in lots TO suit in Scott, Clinton and
Cedar counties; applyto
McGRREGOR, LAWEs BLAKEMORE.
TITY PROPERTY FOK SALE--A number of houses
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated In different
ars the city, suit purchasers, for sale on avOra-
BILE terms. Apply to
M'GREGOR, LAWES & BLAKEMORE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.-A number of i'm
proved farms for sale on very favorable terms.
Apply to. June Q, 1853.
M'GREGOR, LAWES g. BLAKEMORE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-We have for sale
Y a most desirable farm, five miles from Davenport,
the Iowa City road, of eighty acres, highly improved
with good frame dwelling, Kitchen cellar, &C., barn
and sh cds-a wen Of excellent water, &c.
The above property is most beautifully and favora-
bly situated. and will be sold at a bargain.
MGREGOR, LAWES Il BLAKEMORE.
INSURANCE
FIRE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken at this
Agency in responsible Companies and on the most
| reasonable terms
Merchants aud shippers will be allowed return pre-
MUM OF i2k y cent.
.MoGREGOR, LAWES & BLAKEMORE,
aup5 No LIZ CLAIRE Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26
SAMUEL PARRER,
Real Estate Broker 4 Aucsioneer
FOR SALE.
Splendid 2 Story Brick House and Lots

tOk SALE.
Splendid 2 Story Brick House and Q Lots
1 HIS house contains 10 room Kitchen aud pantry
with large cellar Lots large aud fui of fruit and
ornaments trees Grapes Garments, and shrubbery OF
kinds On one of the lots is large Stable and Car
rags House. Price 81 WGterms easy. Hercis offer
ed chance for amy DESTROYS If obtaining de-
lighful residence in he most fashionable part of the
city Cali soon IL You wish prize.
ALSO
A story new frame building and beautiful lot
corner Harrison aud 9th streets. Price 60Oterns
easy.
Frame DIV cling, and lot for sale very cheap in good
situation. Price si,4CO, rms easy.
ALSO
beautiful and pleasantly situated Brick House two
~ stories high rooms fine Basemen', good stable,
carriage house, and pleasanyard situated on % street
the city This property will be sold at Il
great bargain and on easy terms.
Unimproved Land.
600 ACRES being \ Of See is T ~ n RI Elm Mus
Land is one OF the finest never falling springs in the
county, very cheap and terms easy
Also
40 Acres Land for Sale.
tHISIand is one mile from the city, beautiful land on
which istinbe enough to maAe 100 cords wood,
prsce 500 per acre cash balance In o, ~ anu u
months.
ALSO
Uni proved Land for Sale.
tnnn Acres unim prov ed land for sa e. timber. and
lZOD Prairie, good running Water and u good
road, near stone coal, Crust and Saw Mills. Terms
easy.
Also
For Sale.
tnO Acres unimpros cd land in Scott county $o,o
HUI pera acre, III hand. bal inc IL months.
--ALSr-
For Sale.
n Acres beautiful prairie land in Scott count! good
III loo DIV .,r. some sheds amt out bu dings. and
aud splendid spring OF never falling water, price
81 per acre / cash bal in ~ months.
EADS \ STEWART,
Feb ao Agents
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26

JACOB WEAVER, JR., CO.,
GENERAL Agents Storage Forwarding ard Com
I ! mis- sion Merchants. for the purchase aud sale OF
Flour, Grain, Produce, Lumber, and Manufac.
lures of all Descriptions
Corner of low and Fourth streets
Opposite New Pennsylvania House, Nearthe Depot,
.Consignments respectfully solicited Davenport
aud charges moderate Iowa
REFERENCES.
j. X J. Boxer, New York BoLLNASSGARRrsoS, Pitts
Jos = Lax ESQ :. SPAsa " o. d.
) Bspu.M q Sons, Phila. KING. orxSeeK q Co do
STEE> G,RsyT n Co - B.6.LEy .CossRAvE &Co do
G. 30 KICK Co. in. o. WN. M.CuLLy Co do
>. &. BuTLER & Co. HALL SPkER do
JAG. SHAVER, Hamilton % john D. DAYS, DO
The undersigned having located themselves at l'av-
enpod Iowa. for the purpose Of carrying on the above
business tender their services 10 their friends and 9th
ers and respectfully ask share Of their patronage
An ivors will receive special attention and dispatch
upon the IN os 81 fav orable terms.
JACOB WEAVER ia. & Co.
Feb'y card 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26
For Sale.
Lots for Sale.

Lot on 9Th between lie Claire 4 Farnam SITS, cheap
l and terms easy.
| Also beautiful lot on Fifth ST between Perry q
| X ok Island. Apply to
| Feboo EADs & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26
"a Rare Bargain offered

"a Rare Bargain offered
4 DWELLING house with six fine convenien
n rooms situated on lie Cla re street between Thir'
and Fourth streets with a lease for fifteen years,
ready for sale al Il low Cash Price, by
FULLER & PEASE.
Enquire at the office of DR.. Myers, Dentist.
Mrh 2th lsJ5-d-r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26

1lTUATEpa mites from the Corporation me !"
- be sold entire BE- divided to siiit PURCHASERS
reasonable terms. Apply at this office.
Mch 23d IS d.tf
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
From the Mobile Resistcr.l
TIE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

VIRGINIA! we nsver wrote the name OF this proud
old mother of States aud statesmen md sure abiding
place Of sound republican principles, WIN moro
bsaruI, reverence for tho character she ms nobiy
won and sustained of benefnrt"r 10 her co-Stnfcs,
bencfnctor to the pe"p. Of the Cn'tod states, md
beneiactor TO the friends Of political freedom through
ont the world. On her soil the standard OF STATES
R;ytts Democracy wns never lowered In the battle
and in the breeze in storm and in sunshine, through
pond ard through evil report, wayer and cover
Who might, the flag Of pr'neipe'-the principles
ON which the foundation stones Of the Union
were laid by her Republican fnthers-tbe prnci-
;,lcs of States Kights, Democratic equality, aud
civil and religious bertyhas flown out her val.
leys and her mountains and been sustained with de-
voton and constancy that covers hel people with
honor and stamps the Old Dominion as the Gibraltar
of American republcanism. II was much to havere-
sisted the hurra md deuson of Hard Cider and Log
Cabins; but it is greater glory TO have been the first
10 check the newborn fury OF sentiment Of Ameri-
nationality, run mad and perverted from its orr
gnsl and noble purpose Of promoting the rights "f
man, the gnoble and selfish end Of curtaling IFS
benefits to the use of men Of American birth. We
rejoice the resutn Virginia not for ourselves alone,
hut for the sake Of the honor Of the American name;
We rejoice for the sake Of so-calIed "Amsrlcans
themselves, who have been saved by the nsoe hfn''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
NUMBER IL.

ness "t virginia from the lire CON riuanc.. q: ;na'r
own strange tnfa'uf'i"r Nircin;a IN. 2rrrnufs..i n
'Ae emphatic tones a! old trsl.iorea ten i.g.a
H9orhy' that America ,!.a. DO ruled b. ia.,. ca
?r'nces, AMI not BY be spir; of raltcn' pro.cr!g
t'nn aud religious intolerance and b:cotrv
Ii was not for thi> thqt III, hyn t'rrl ;, i,,ai
painting iorlree'snm ani cbaiing Under tn 4
the then British rrssmc was imported by ia. Wanna
Cavaliers. Not for this was .Gam--towa sa.-.i t~ I.
cleared and land titled hv their hands. md .,.y,,
wHtsred with their blond. They came fra:n ;i- Cd
/" the he" world 10 pnn: lIbertvih"ir 4, e, 'dIt.
true to th"ir !lm"a-e and r-uown lsvs ir>' determined
pT ttiolr manly rOc' 10 water and CHERISH a,
cut down that noble Tree in whose shadow tncy !.avs
grown ani prosprred. Never WIS Gc;erm.., t..o ,o
timely made, and grand and important IN .utr.
siSn'hcanco With onr blow, il has broken lie -;ur-
IRE ni inviaci6Illty which imagination hai plrrri
sam hahI' II hns set an eYrmple before her .i.t.t
southern Ssnteh ID warn thGm vl their ,.au.r:. alI
teach tir their duties The lesson IL Toe '!.ow
away We commend i, heartily To ulr former y. mo
cratic friends VII" have been rhough.s-IY hrc,li,t
int" bnri.rInS lhcr brth-right principle. ior poor
mes" S"t hnow- Nothing p"ttaSe. t. cn ~ va. amrrr
oil the hca-: 20 stay in with the noble exam; T. Il VIZ
gina before them will be error Of iIo heart Come
out from among them, Bacs to the principle. ~
your FIRST love-to the arm, aud hoars ii rue a-rv5-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
VOLUME LII.
aur RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,r.,,surp DAILY, sENrwEExir' AND WEEK.,
~, p,pCHlE. PRYOR Il DCSSA'-ANf'
~ X MS:

s.y,n dollars per annurn, and at the
tV - ;ols,s II taken for Rshor'er per'oo u'ah one
rs'e oil Ssn Sun, ccSly ive dolar, per "nnuin' AM!
year u TX mouths, payable IN advance 20 oe Sa'd
nree "o r.,:;el by nisii Post'pa'd; or Six oou"ra
IA as Vs' -, ,b, ,ud ui the year
pcr nnn"! a. ~, rn0urcr Published every eanesday
The "e'sS ~" tnuum ii paid in advance or for 81 50
morH!le -, "a :. no, made IN ADVANCE oeuueuoh Is
when pay ~ -, Clubs IN the following ratio; i9r Sto SIX
made IN '"E' Enauj,er VII, be furnished; for sO
copies OF 'e S,j twenty tou: copies and SO ON in
the came preH OF ADVERTISING.
srarWEExLY and THE WEExLy-For TEN
~ r s N, in rriion seventy i've cents; for oach sub
.,cuent Insertion atty cents
rur DAILY EN2rIKII.-For TEN lines or less, first
a-cn n!v cents and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
-.ve ce,is II inserted week, twice week, or
i-se ue, week thirty and half tor each
;n,er,.an after the Hrst
Aanual advertisers charged fifty dollars for rwELvE
res and that proportion Tor advertisements OF greater
,a.h except Lottery Wonders and AuctionOers, who
.hsr r,ed $780, (peper incudcd)
Al Obituaries and Tributes of Respect, exceeding
r,sNr GnGs, are charged for as advertisements.
Orders from distance must be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory references insure execution
- All dues this Office may be reunited per mail IL:
soci s available Bank the risk OF the Editors
81 ,osoe Of al letters being paid By Ike rriefs The post
e OF letter scarcely OF account to the VII
tsr Il the accumulation OF postage in "n extensive Ou'
srcss which operates Il serious tax upon Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
HENRY A. WISE.

We COPY from the Southern Literary MessenGes ior
Nav, 1892 the following sketch o. tho character {"
HENRY A. WISE. We do not know VIII" the writer
was, bit .he editor Of the Messenger nt the time was
an uncompromsing Wing. Since that time MIR. W.
has been Minister 10 Brazil, and member oi 'hs
Convention to revise the Constitution Of the State
and has done nothing t@ !ur.e the good OPINION ell
terancd nEG Expressed OF hi'n IN 1882
Mr. Wses mind is quick and comprehensive; he
sszr, mon the weak points OF his opponents ar,i
,r,nt with treat facility. and turns them aaanat him
with much skill and ability. He depeHfs manly upon
hs uati,e o powers of his intellect, which has 10; been
very highly cultivated o. dIsclpned lie has iio' uc-
voted much cf his time. probably from me hcceSs''y
of eEriy action, To the ac'uis''lh {" 'esr' nu'
his mind is perhaps more vigorous anu hcnle lIhH II
wculL have been if it had been more p"snc!l and
enriched with other mems thoughts. lie THINKS ior
himself and thinks deeply Ills thoughts though nn'
often magnificent or !:eaittilut' are or!
pinal and .r;ling As suyrs,. he has not the deli
cncv point and polish Of the orator "t koa"ke. Eai
he has more vigrr and intensity ol Indignation ne
feels deeply, and pours nut the cverhnwhss VI Dis
Indignation in "words that burn, ana III '"nS""se
which bears the strong coiOring OF IN: feelings. lho'r
fyengs are !fv honorable and delicate bri eX'lla-
ble Ills soul seems loa!he and spurn AL tIi"t II
mean ur Lshnmurable in human action. h's hh'red
of vice and political dishonesty ana prouiGhcy 10 III
ate and he deals out his denuucailohs Nan-t tioSe
he believes to be guilty, whether elevated or humble,
with indignant and bte- cioqrence iis Sictnn
shivers and wreathes beneath his l"st. re Is oo.a
fearless and independent. and throws out his shafts
Without regard to the elevated rank which those he
aims ar may hold in the world. His love uf country
is intense and ardent, and he looks upon all whose
conduct endangers its liberties or tends 10 cover lis
character with dshouUr, his enemies, whom II IL
L.s duty 10 e,pose and denounce. There u. huwtv-
or, III. greatest possible derence between Mr. WISE
ou the floor of The House. and Mr. Wise in the pri-
vnte circle. :, stranger would scarcely believe them
to be the same individual lille addressing the Dn!Y
of which he il n member, he often seems 10 be AMI
mated by species Of fury, or by some strong and
uncomfortable passon-his eyebrows lower his eyes
sparkle with indignation, and his whole ccuntenance
and action indicate the most violent mental agitation
While surrounded by his TRENDS, ana even sm9ns
strangers ho is mild afuLlc aud humorous. producin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
DEMOCRATIC, REJnIrISES

The recent Democratic triumph in Virginia ~,
awakened, throughout the entire South i,cng -
enthusiastic confidence which cannot fail 20 BE- ~
tended with the most brilliant results The Lou,u.
ia Courier, OF tho Sd instant, says:
Yesterday evening. at O'Clock, the clolinu,
dipgs from the Old Dominion were responded {" h,
nearly two hundred guns. Thsr ucli"c, rrgc'f.l
but fow miles, but the rcoicings tsa; vi n..,,
from the hearts Of hundreds OF thVussnLs ut G,,u.
crns viii echo from every village and hG.nct IA jhe
land. Their tbundrr. gIaddrIcd ,gr {. ,i..-
neIt and died away; but the ausw.riug tiuEd-Jz &
tue democracy, city utter city aud State after Cs
add to lIs OF triumphs, will increase from putH
to month uutil iauatcIs!n and inol, TGnCe are i,.
without Il i"othold South Of Mason nilG DIXOHslre,
Virginia Democrats will soon have all opportunity to
reciprocate our rejoicns, when the rcws VI ou ~.
tam success is welcomed there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
,,p.1ru OF JUDGE MASON.

We copy the following from the Paris American
of the issue of May l9;
"In the beginning of this month we nave as,i s.a,sa
that the Hon. John Y Mason has been muen ue"em GUY
ted bv visit TO the shores of the Mediterranean sea-
His health has continued to improve since h' return
to this city and rejoice being able to announce
that he has resumed again his official duties a tne
envoy extraordinary and minister plsnpotenaary OF
the Cntsd States 10 France"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12

II WILL pay money Tor any number OF Timber Logs.
pine; oak others. that may DC delivered by land or
by wi,r st my Steam saw Mil here where plank, scnii
In paes la,hs &C. of any dimensions or IN any qu"n
n los - well ss Cord Wood may soon be had.
wsn 10 employ number Of white or black aborers to
g.. Timber and 10 CUT aud cord Wood my lands near
,b Town: and wish 10 with plledriver 10
bu:d mo new Wharf, and to finish and add 10 my old
IN, now in Use place. Applications 20 be made N
rrrsoa 10 :he subscriber his nephew Lcwis eL
anc. NobEhA a->'i.i'@o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
MARBLE YARD.

VoHS 7. ROGERS. eth Street, near Main, Richmond
~ Va, Dealer in Egyptian Italian and American MARBLb
PIECES oi every description WALL PLATES, FRONTS
Se,
Any orsga Il cG:1ag c.ecuIed in the ncn,est manner
from TIE coaay with city reference promptly
M hoe"rs barring served his time in of the la sess
e1osAineais ~ New York City and having much exPe
e ~ we 54sacss, aIt,eis Ll.nss tEss ali YoEk exc
9t''a c. SOltl Oct 5-clY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TIME undersigned will leave Virginia or about the
Is, OF March for the West and win attend faithfully
and promptly TO- ANY business matters which may be on
trusted 10 him in any Of the North essern states or
oi ,srch al .s Nicholas Hotel New York city, aud to
"s, Louis before the Is; of april After that nme 70
Fort Lcayanwoh Kansas Territ ry which latter place
VII be nv permanent residence. GEO. W. PCRklNs.
IT, refer by special perm sson, to Hon Shelton r
LsSke Lieutenant Governor Of Virgins, aud the Hon
B s,ov.l stale Tr.n.urer Feb a4-cti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
COMNIssION AND FOEINARDING


VIERBERT V GRAVES has associated with himself
III WILLIAM SkAxts Tor ps!gose Of soadne,
~ sale o! country produce and the forwarding of ner
s..,,;!s- under the style of II. V. GRAVES Co, who
;..pyettr tender 10 their friends and the public tns
bst serv,cc- Tle- i street, oetwech Caf!
sgeet and Mnyos Bridge.
They kindly permitted to refer to the following PR"
m!ren' gentlemen ~, r.c
IT. Joshua FRY Me--rs Hiram b. Dickinson Co. Ren
.soad M-.-rs l,ill.n, a. Monoure. William W.
II. Waller Dr. + j: Hancock. spO',.yl:ania; Col
Cisv,on G. Coleman, Mr. Reuben Davis Lo"isfi
9-s WIN Die!in.op and GGrTe W. 1so! GooSs Mr
btsY1c. A. Porter, Bath VT l. H. S:,L LyirnourS WI
B. NJ GsWiu, Nelson; Col samuel u. burLe
rr. VIZ. Il! nusar: 4r. KoHt. Sowmau, Prince Edward
T.r D s;erh-: Ae.srs George IS. Bell John D. Prid
nc, Ch.rio.;s Ur Thomas z. Goo"e, Dr.. NJ NJ jordan
A"rsanhu Co.. Joseph ~ SCOT Dr. a. Gapse as
1 T L. Ciaic.i. Nn Wallace Day. Chesteraed VIM. l.
woottnp Prince Edward county. April 3-c.t
GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY
TIME subscriber formerly Of Richmond Virginia, nav
Il ins established Office in this city, on street
;sw doors in Of the Treasury Department cnders
ne .~.yces cu!.r-s upon the Government especially
r revolutionary SERVICES aud fer land oouiics ana pen
.,r. u.,.o tA- ,c1r"t rri, OF coHSTesF. -
liam: purchased ,re manuscripts OF the late David Dor
ras,on, n. Fas perhaps -" only index which was ever
ra- rnr ui:us revolutionary papers IN the
firt Auditors Ofce in Richmond He has a-o very CO.
lgq. ina"a 10 rGs paP"s- III al ether public o.lces IN
tbo Cap9ci OF Virginia. ese aai the accumulntions
hn 10 hO2e tha; ciam irussed him be just be vii!
ifaoe to stos T. eTeg where the claimant himself MAJ
te eGi!riy IaaLc 10 do il.
tCr claims under Inc recent of Sd March, 1855 Civ
IL: IGJ acros o land 10 oil who in battle who
tgsed fourteen days his chGrsss will be veg moderate
FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon Henry A. Wise AccomKc. Virgins.
Jane, Lyons. Esq Richmond, Va
lame. E. Heath late Commissioner OF Pensions Rich.
norf Va
s,a!ord H. Parker Rcg;a.cr Land Office, Rehmond,Vs.
Hon. J0hn :. Pcndleton, Culpeper C. H., VA.
lion Samuel Chiffon, Washngton. D. e.
f.n,;. Ifmpsr,sko ESQ. New York April l2-sly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
.WiLLI.sl DAII.,I....

ATTORNEY AT LdV, YdZOO CIIY MlssIE!I.L
GSUSTiNUES 10 practice III the Coulrs held &c.
u and in tIo.e Of the Fltn Judicial District, co.-.,
the counties OF fazoo, Madison Hon.e -, a.;
lection OF claims payment o. tsxes ,ustneE: "
ti;es u either of those couili-s n.,. ., j.
Peake, EsQ Richmond Dr. + ;, .,rrLLng, SSun.,r, ,
Thos. F. Knox. ErC, fredericksburg; Mrss,r sS e.,
Green Co., Now Orleans Aes r. ). Wide. yr. sw
York; Gen. wm. F. Gordon, ilbeiG-rls, "a NJ u.
Souge Esq, Washington Gv. Ctt li-eNG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ie :" ! H.'n tas subscriber, on the morning OF
ieSs !ps l, OF Nay, my boy THOMAS calling himself
sHh S!i ihoNaa WASHINGTON. The ssid boy left
aie ':;Etd OF Mr. Benjamin r. Lewis of Dinwid.
Hanover W. 'A''"- .ing in Essex county aud also in
hree year. ought Of tho Berkeley or Ln,ncy estate
n.d. shcr, !aomasis of brown complexion pare
lad cui,. ; about Is years old no scsIs recoccted
ND tine ti-eHt If conversed with. Th. Is the &C.
raout provocation, that lie hns ran away,
Gei q, w. e vi" endeavor 10 get back TO where he WINS
tloys6 j. 'ahen lsst August in that neehborhood
sbusi5la Hanover Jail will give sl0if taken with.
""' s-' hin. ,rai eS' 'aA'n oa' 0' the '0un'
is...lu,, ?. MALLORY SUTHERLAND.
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TWEZTY DOLLARS REWAItD

NrlLL DC given for LEWIS CHlLES, iflchvercd to
w ne a Dover Pits, seven miles above Richmond n,
abou, tee, high and stout has some OF his front ,ee,
Out III brown color raised by Mr.. Eldred Green of Care
hue cauy bred last year a, Virginia ce,,al Rail Roal
Depot sa 10y .c.eral years Richmond, Fredericksburg
Potomac Rail Road Depot; has acquaintanees in Fredcr
ck,tg-,
Address Charles W. Coleman, Powelrs Tavern Gooch
land Colnv yn juno 5-c2m
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

4 DEMOCRATIC paper, located in a aou:iE!..n. Vi.
IA gjba town. and IN Oae of,bs we4!.., iIa .n sc
counties i'll the state, Is offered su:r p.lvGty .c
paper mas extensive putrunaee--Cvsr tCL tIn. re
suDscr!bers and large and pr,!ube aL.erI. j,o
custom, which Is constantly und ral!dy incr-sns tgr
Iur
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.s.- EDWIN WuhIhA.u q CO.
GROCERS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION "!-E-


DAY particular attention the ss!s O! Wt-s;. Cerr.
Il Flour, Tobacco, &c, and ko.p con.nH;ly ca h"a.i
largo aud varied assurnsn of Groo+fes togee! "a
Lime Ground Pj.stsr Tar Grindstonss Tin Fi,'"' Pc
ruyisn ud Mexican (iusuo Car, nud ees, II
gar and Euyrh Iron ol ali descriptions ari sze.
March lO-afm