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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-24

A REPORTER IN TRouBLE.-A reporter having
been detected "bobbin round the nominating
convention for the city Of New York, was put to
fight in the following laughable manner:
While arranging his notes thus obtained, our
reporters attention was attracted by the frequent
and loud inquiries of "Where is that Times re.
porterT
The individual asked for, expecting to receive
further particulars Of the doings Of the convention
promptly announced :" am the Times reporter
He had barely uttered the words, when he was
6ercely sprung at by one Of a party Of three, who
had just quilted the lodge room.
Standing, as he did, upon the top Of the steep
stairway, unable 10 advance, as the lodge room
was directly in front Of him, and being unarmed
deemed Il advisable to retreat down the stairway
which be did, rapidly and closely pursued by half
a dozen rufians, each Of them yelling iercely, and
with terrible oatbs, "Seize him. pitch him down"
"kill him. "damn him--kill him." "stop that
did reporter-he's from the TINES"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-24
Alabama Election.

The Mobile Advertiser publishes a table show
ing the complexion of the next Legisature-all
the counties but Walker having been heard from
classifying the members politically according to
our best means of information, and We believe in
the main correctly A reference to this table will
show that the Democrats have won Pyrrhus
victory, if indeed the result Of the recent election
can be called victory at all. In the Senate they
have a bare chance for majority, and in the
House they will lack two or three Of majority
over the Wings and Americans, giving them the
member from Walker, which is more likely to be
American, and all the doubtful members With
these lights before u.s. we imagine Senator Fitz.
patrick will find il hard row to hoe" to get
back to Washington.
Another thing " rth noticing is the fact that
the returns already show that Judge, Shortridge
has received about three thousand votes more than
Winston's entire vote in the canvass of 1858!
The Advertiser gives the following as the re-
suit in the Legislature:
All the counties heard from but Marion. Anti
Know-Nothing Wings in Senate, 81 in House, s..
Americans certain in Senate, II; in House, 45.
Democrats probably, in House, At.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-24

TEMERirr.-We are gratfed to learn that Mr..
J. X. Smith has issued prospectus to publish an
American paper in the county of Rockingham,
Virginia, in the midst of that highly respected
Dutch population who preserve the language and
obedience OF their Hessian ancestry. Much I'M.
necessary trouble has been taken to instruct this
population in the principles of this government.
As it is European doctrine to support the gov.
eminent, they win go with the party in power as
matter Of course. In the closely balanced state
of parties, the Dutch have governed both the
Cavaliers and Roundheads Of Virginia.
We wish Mr.. Smith success in his rash under.
taking, and, as Sidney Smith said to the Missiona,
~ who was going among the cannibals, "hope he
win agree with the Dutchman that eats him."
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-24

Also at Georgetown Tuesday, August IS, and
Alexandria, "Wednesday, August 70.
aug lS-dtIst sen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
PATRICK ANNEXATION.

At a meeting Of II large number Of the cizeus
of Henry convened at the CourthouS" on the lo'i'
inst. THAT ben. court day. the meeting was or
gunizcd by calm. William Martin Esq. to the Chair
and the appointment of Eun Williams. Esl M ST.
crotary.
Whcrcupon, John I. Wooiton, ESP, submitted the
following preamble and resolutions which We're una'l'
imously adopted 10y the meeting:
Whereas, Ii has been represented 10 this meeting
that so many OF their fellow citizens OF the county ol
Patrick reside and near Tic line which now d.
vidcs the counties of Parick and Henry, have petit
TONED or are preparing TO petition the present Gcner'
al Assembly TOR the passage OF al act anneNiGS 80
much Of the county of Patrick TO the county uf Hen
~ lies Gust OF the line i'll their petition particularly
described, containing about thirtyour square miles
And whereas, this meeting entertains high degree OF
confidence in the public md private virtues oi the
petitioners and docs not doubt that the convenience
Of the petitioners in the transaction OF their private
business and in the performance Of their social du
ties would be greatly promoted by tue passage I"
act anme1g said territory to In. county OF Henry
And. whereas; II Is represented TO this meeting 'ha
the petitioners have, within six or eight Years, re-
peatedly petitiomcd the General Assembly for the
passage of such an act of Incorporation but for rea
not known TO this meeting, the petitioners nave
often failed to is passage, and this meeting
desiring thus publicly ogirc the said petitioners ASST
RANGES Of their friend and rcrnal regard and to aid
50 far us this iner;n. can do in furrherance OF the
object 30 long and much desired by the petitioners:
Therefore, Resolved, That copy of The proceed
nss oi this meeting be forwarded without delay By
the Secretary Of the meeting 10 our senator for thu
ds,ric, und la the Delegates representing tins and
tho county of Patrick, with the request that they lay
the same before the committee to whom the said pc
itidn may bu referred.
Resolved, also, That copy of the proceedings o.
this meeting be likewise forwarded 10 the Richmond
Enquirer and Wing for publication with Request
'""' '''' signed rF WIN. MARTIN, Chm.
+. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
INCREASE OF TAXES.

The rise of price in agricultural products ana INT
increased income IRON property gcEefai!' WI" ~ '"'
We hone, to recorcl, the people of Virginia 10 III
unavoidable increase oi taxes. Indeed, most men
have forescen the increased taxes which, for time al
least, our internal improvements would occ"sl"i' anu
few had anticipated that great increase oil price"
which would enable TO bear the addis;"h"i 'aA'-
On the whole, then, pecuniary situation Is oetlei
than we had right to anticipate Farmers VIII nnu
j, more convenient to pay high taxes now IMAM i'"n
ones ten years ago.
We have already urged that tfiese improvements
were necessary to render independent OF The North
East, and that patriotism demanded that we should
cheerfuy bear such taxes h would at least speedS
connect our seaboard with the Ohio. We do hope
and believe that the noble example of patriotic de-
yoou daily exhibited by the Democracy IN Congress
will fire the bosolns OF all Vrgnans with public yea!
and devotion ana nerve them to make al least Inc
roty SACRIFICES necessary to place our noble old Co
,,ouy..llh in an honorable, safe and independent po
sit;nn.
4 proper Bankin. System, with reasonable IN
cr.cse of taxes will achieve this object.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

I presses rapidly. Eighteen months ngn, there was
white poi uiatinn If three hundred, scattered
over Inc missionary stations and Forts. Now me
white In,l!a:iu j. .,;i,hntcl At thirty thou,nnd
r., authorities. pu, il much m ir. lhr nGlia'i'
of the slavery question has hal the effect OF drawing
large numbers of cingrln:s from the North and
South while Nebraska Is nrS cr entiOneu, hilu no one
,,u, 10 think Of going there Agitation promises To
10 TOR Kansas what gold has accomplished for Cab
formal and new Snte will soon be added to the
Union on our Western border, the growth of which
i. quite wonderful ms that OF the new FL DHrnd"'
We think that these hardy pioneers nre perfectly ca
nnhe of settling all their affairs without outside H..
trrirrence from any quarter. If they arc let alone
,h.v will get along well cn"uGh.--lN Y. y. Hcrdd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
THE PRESENT ASPECT OF KANSAS AT

The last accounts that we have received from Kan
sas Territory stuto positively that the good sensc OF
The puOpe has been sufficient Ia avert the collision
which WAS Threatened between the free State men
ESQ callcd) and the law and order or pro-slayery
party.
purposcy lnasnii"d by some ot the Eastern papers,
IN order 10 affect Cnnyrcss The original cause of the
war was a quarrel about land claim, III which Il
man of the name of Coleman. from PenLsy vaniu,
shot another vi the name of Dow; some slight dis
turbamcc cnsurd, and person who had been arrest
cd WIS rescued from h" custody of tho Sheriff elect.
Tn. rescuers resided in Lawrence, city held by
emirrants from tire East, and they armed themselves
10 resist the Shcrfs posse. The official, becoming
alarmed, sent 10 Governor Shannon for aid. The
militia was then ordered ont to 20 nn camp, near
Lawrence, aud the Executive of the Territory ul,-
piled The President uthe United Stntrs for aid Of the
United States troops then stationed Mt Fort Leavel-
worth. The war broke out about five weeks since.
aud peace has been restored without any collision be-
tween the high conlendins parties.
Ii is not cutie clear that there was any cause
for fight Neither DO we believe that The leaders OF
either party intended that collision should result.-
The free State mon, imNamed by tie Eastern press
who preached 10 them great deal OF noErcnsc about
fighting the battle of treejor-hed mertinga passed
resolutions and formed military organizations all ui
which they have perfect rg To du. The pru-.lavcry
meu, the contrary, 06eyed the orders of the Gov
ernor, and held themselves in readiness 10 enforce the
INV After the FREQ State men had time to COOL aud
began TO see that they had really nothing to ii ght for
they quietly gave up the rescued prisoner aud return
ed to their accustomed svucations That seems to be
| the whole story.
| Now. it might be well enough to inquire why 20
much fuss made about the Kansas war, when il
wus only border row, after all 1t chiefly got.
ten UP by the correspondents of the Seward papers
to have effect ut Washington and place the South
ern members in a bad position. The Kansas 'lues.
ton the principal issue before Congress, and the
| Seward organs were bound 10 make the most of IT,
The Tribune of yesterday doubts the truth OF the last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
TuEyOTE rOR RICHARDSON.

Ifanythingwerc wanting to establish me hH'!"'a'.
y OF the Democratic party, it would be- found III me
unity exhibited by The vote for kich"rds,n 10. ioF
cr OF the Hurs, Of Representatives. All the Demo
cratic membel, aided by few old.line Wings have
continued +" support Richardson with s;sadia,ines'
nn! constancy worthy oa!! praise 1t Is aniss 70 ma
tue Know Noting papers Of tle South that rGjo;S.'.
at The election, last year, oil Northern hn'w N"nnS
Democrats 10 Congress over the regniar nominees ol
our party, no. attempting TO create ;i:l IMPRESSION
that these same Know Nothing FrcesolIers belong
TO the Democratic party proper, an! to max: 'hle:
gent believe that the Democratic party Is uis
dcd in the llous of Rspr scniatlrcs. IL VII !inI u"
gentlemen. Yol claimed them ~ Know No'hinG'
Ehui. they were elected to Congress over our rrEu
lur nominees! You shall hare them Nom that they are
voting ur Bank for Speaker. Ii Shepard had peer
elected in this d strict over Branch! would you nave
disowncd him! We think mott lParrenf'" w. o.
N.rS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
LATEST BIT TELEGRAPH.
Te.srrnphed for the Richmond Eaquircr.

COSGRESS-FIn- :f>sI"N.
WAsHISGTDN, DC. ~. lSjJ.
SENATE.-Nothing of Importance transacted to-day.
lIorsE.-An Interesting debate sprung up, in which
Me-srs. Banks, Smith Of Virginia, Grow and Rus,
participated A plurality resolution was rejected.
The resolution offered Saturday To elect II
Speaker by plurality vote then came up and was
laid on thu table.
The House proceeded Ia bnlot Tor Speaker, and
the result was Ms follows: Banks lDl, Richardson g.
Fuller q , scattering IT..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
A CONFESSION.

The American agar says of lis party that "n"'
g ,jacie Northern State stands upon the Ph'indel-
mi, Platform" and that "to insist upon an adhe'-
eacc by tie party to PLATFORM winch '''e i'"' '"e
.f,hs American narty has rejected, is TO inss, upon
dividing and destroying the party.
f,,is confession OF the metropolitan Organ Of the
Know -Nuthiugs be true then Southern hh""'No'h'
in.s have come to the "iu'npin- of place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
+. WILLIAMS, Sec'y

To the Editors Of the EnYnirer:
Gentlemen Permit me to use your columns &c
bring tho name of Judge ID. \. Wilson Of Lynchburg
before the members Of the Legislature, as ono eln
nently fitted to I'LL the office Of State Treasurer
will become vacant on the LIST Of January, through
the resignation Of Mr.. Stovall. CAMPBELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
NEW YEAR AND HOLIDAY

raMES WOODHOUSE & Co. have for sale n large
II and sprni!d collection Of richly bound AM Illustrated
Books Ehcs Prayer Look hymn hoGk' nensDn , "%h
Cns.. Cold anil Silver Pen and Pencil CASES. Pearl and
Iyorv Paper Folders. Port Monna-s Pocket Books Work
Bnx.. Dressing Cases, inks.suis. Album Odeur boxc.,
Packet Knives Sup.rby toned Guitars Elegant Piano
For:.s and Mrodeons together witt! many o:er hanron-
artrc- suitable for the sodnic the and the young
1s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
J. y. Smith,
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

The Empress Eugene expects to present the French
nation with all heir TO the throne the ladies OF the
French Court wear hoops; the French h0"t ton
wear hoops; SO the American ladies wear hoops. II
is 10 be hoped they will enjoy this conren"nt mud
Grand contour until the event takes place, when the
ladies of tho French Court vii! su6s4 the ladies I"
the French kani ton will substde and the AMERICAN
ladies will subsudc.-l Erening Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
\ 'ALI ABi.E TRACT OF Lawn GO

| y iufsunnce o: H." rrrvi.irn, 49, all
b., H. &C H. "i" % Gloucester cou,rr =" ftfNt
uGN ~ administrator Will! r! viii NE sui.,i
| co,r, - = 'H' yin dry 81 February. In - "!H "!gl
| Tor . '!" Et!GnlI" irEc; 81 lani IVA, ;"'1tc".is:
49,, "''!,! """'Vh Sc, tie RoAEIxC Srrt,, IA GoUce.
:"''' 'e 'itur;ed near Gloucester C,t JI 'h.T. Tn,
o'i:l: IN Sist' of H." i'ourr U0p.. aS-',.
| ~ 80 "'-;r"i" a any ia En-i,lu I;r-ir. cob
| ,'' ""'I contains nearly 100 acres. ,b.. nx.n,
"o, no" Ah""n, bur II VIII lee .rryry.j b.,r ttHh:ty
~ '''' "an plat 81 ia" sUrv"y exhibited ., "r Hs
t,,,II - -" la'! Hgr o. On ne, b,l.urc /. M,
mil -, t, '"'i' Hbuno'rnr" 81 III. b.s, ;in,lr, 80
M "'' "i'f ru'! o>r~ End tr.woud f. !; ,iI IL:
~ every part md abound. in mari wLi,b "h''F'
~ 4Ic 'HHh'l"' Is h-al;hy one: the SOL :. -, :"
' fn""y' II mas never been improved BY ,In -,
100 '''' ~ "'h"r nlHHtr" TO ANY extern. the b,ii,r
,;! !N's l"t-t. hnrIT: been Ouy liir,.ugn,s bu, 81.
Wv ond no" v"ri Productive and nu NJ !, , p
mr., rrour' I-i'' o! improvement, calcurrou. IN.
IY. i|,r, ~. ,,TS great Improvement. in the ,o 80
commoG:Jns c!;n. Nou.. nrS -, ny 'o''1FShIc ma
n:' Ihco hu'din - .omcwhn, c,, unnd'
N'ihi Expenditure would put them in .oci crjr f.
NJ ''NtI'I f'!!rnc'S Gi ~ tie which add
20 'h' value :" II, and wa good farm. NIGH, mud ,,
H. ~ ~" land i susceptible -: very coryo,.n,
irl'MS-!h H. i"iH- wIll Be cr,t. ,t ono -;yn =, 4
'r' !'T- III "gGa payments. wiki iut.r,.. ,.uu ,I 4
.! -"I"; boEds. payable ."Curiu. - H. term, M ia
.. ri',' 81 purchaser "i'r s"ru'l'y srd the nj
VII! b' 'iHiH'; ANIL IA" pure money ,hn ,y. no.
PaId Possession VIII b" delivered Immediately Sam
money A. =! u" necessary d.irHy the tx.r,cs ~,
wei nc required IN cash ~ ''
F"r'o"- WAC may b." drsruns II purchasing louJ srs -
iic't'i 20 v!rH 's - l. i hriryTi 10 OF, ID. iron, j.
I"rcn,i'' "-nny .al that A,- beer in utsrs,t ~ L,
i!ll''. Ia" til" II ur.auUhtrt '"s
Tho ~Gltcihcg. LIT:n. ~ 'iiuIr...., T,,,, u,, .,
nS" pleasure :" showing til" ptcm.-.s. ''
Dee 2j-ci- JnUS 1, Efv, - ,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
HEAD QUARTERS y0R FASHI0NABIE

SILVER MEDf. FOR lsjjJ
yUyHE Member ui ~" L".l-'s,c and Strangers ,.
ing rh. CIV are rciuos;cd 10 mil at the Old ,.l.
lishmrnt, No 4! J. corner o! Ann al (;oyrrmDr srr,
un urct!-nl-'iv'r al ""'hs ioF L. winter. ASH,
mb.r,I,rr I'm, ON hand 1t large and eleC., nso,,,, a
,.u,u.n's wrn.ip: appar. not 10 b' sLr,sscd bytry
nous. il, III city ~ All evidenced ~ tho sup~;or,v An,
TL,linr m wa awarded III" h!-hcst prriI:' "a ,N,r
u,.GoD y the N"ciinnIc- institute Tor lrhj Il. Ia.
r,inn,l; hand the very best vi Ciott-, Chs.Aaefa
vr..n.- ,Nc. sc, with OF snprrior "orkn"n.
Il deem, unErc"-ary after tisi oil sixteen yeats the
public In. hnd h.. ClJhinI 20 -ny nor" IN their c
urniaIiDn. H." warrant NJ Claiming u" ."i-, and To-
~"ctiuy eoir'n cal! .r"" h!- on 'i"hs ana the puh'
ccucrallY ,S;n,ily "u IL. "m" pre-" systrml
r. B. SPENCE
No l2o, conner of Min and Governor srrc"'..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
EIIIBlySTERING MOVEMENTS.

NEW Y0KK, Dec. 9l.-The steamship Nicaragua
has been engaged to carry out 500 men, pretended
enisrnn,. under the protection ii Parker IL. French
The T.. S. District Attorney, Ackn"n, has protested
against the mnvcmrnt and has tccgraplied 10 the
President for instructions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Robert Bunyan, Esq, the last male descendant Of
the author of the Pilgrims Progress died at Lincoln,
England on the 18th ult, aged 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Robert Montgomery, commonly called Satan
Montgomery author of several inferior poems, died
lately at Brighton aged 4S years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Mr.. VIM. Snellings was found dead in THE Woods
in Stafford county, Virginia on Tuesday evening
Supposed cause, appoleIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Colonel George Baylor has been elected Treasure
of the Western Lunatc Asylum in the place OF Johr
Il. Breck enridge, Esq., deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
FORTY NEl:ROEs At AUCTIO>.

q CITING NJ Trlster for Mrs. Mary t. Scott, will sell,
n an WEDNESDAY the lG,h January, 1850, in Clark.
VILE. Mcrk!cnburg county Va, Forty Negroes Among
tcsr negroes crs valuable boatmr' boys VINO have
a. .mpoyrd for -cycrn years past In ObGcco factories,
G.i h,nds yooi cooks. md well tra" house -rrvan'-
TERMS-N-.o,iable notes, III months. satisfactorily
cudor sed and interest addict. ,,,,.,, >,
CHAS :. CARRINGTON, Trustee
Far Al. Mar SCI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Judge Douglas has written to hs friends that
although suffering severely from an inaamed throat
his expects to BIZ in Washington early in January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

NEW YORK, DEC. !i.-Fl"ur il improving
Sales of State brands at ssh Ohio SD, Southern
800. Wheat is quict-Sales of Southern ut -,
Western red Sl.9l. Cora is dropping Western
mixed 9, Purk-iless $l9.1j. Beef $li.S1 Lard
l2:. Stocks are du!l-Sterrs ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
BRITISH FyrJORTSG SHIP RESOIJ-TE.

NV Haven, Dec. 2i.-The British Discovery
slip ltesolue, which, time since, absndou-
ei in the Arctic sea- was brought 10 New L0udOl.
yesterday. She has on board NIL %! her armamcnts,
stores aud equipments, valued at SluJ,G0O. Wheel,
found she had drftcd 900 miles from where she had
been abandoned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25
MARINE. NEWS.
FORT or ni,'II1;,,, -

-. Nd DECEMBER IN .
s.,,..l; ARRIVED.
and par-eng.rs ''9i'' Ac:T York, ri
; Srh. s i'eir"re, Pritchar.!, Bal,jnoro
S"hr V Va \. Doughty. Murphy, Ph,ln5s,nnhIiIl'
SEM W. l.. 'on"r, Frank, Baltnnre w." Coz
S,hr lines Ttm and Samuel, Potter. New S Yorr
Schr W. io' Knee, Hoyss, ralrpla, pow'sr nay
Schr Msr,in" '' Wy Slopes Norfolk, light.
;,r .r Oakland, Free, James Riy~r y 'naI
Sctr I..G'niHs'u'n, Wallace, Back Riv %ro o,.
SIon, Aijnm "I"F; Ba'sett, Chucka,uck. 'I,''''
SIoon S.o,,"r% HWT>Stft' do a.
&C. ''P ''""aFa' Woodruff, New jersey 90 ;,.
Soo >, SAILED
Scnr VIRGINIA, Hopkins. IIamno, r.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

AT SMITHS BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT,
Conner BrOad and eth street, oppD. itr the Drpt.
NHlNIC LIFE. OR, BEFORE AND BEHIND THE
We CURTAIN, BY Mrs. Anno Cora Richie. (Mr. Now.
at)
MISS 5UNKLEY'a REVELATIONS or AN Esc.PED
NOVICE.
TEN YEARS AMONG TIE MAIL BAGS
YOUNG AMERICA; Il ncw Comic Paper. 1lr hrtt
number ready this rnins 1t l. destined To- bccOr" III.
Punch oil AmnrI'n. fic- Gcls 81 50 year Gu ear.
| y il YOU WIN; u c"py,a L. L. SMlTHS,
Corner Er"ad hnh-:h streets opposite III" Drpu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.--Flnur il dull: Howar.
street held at IS 30 City Mills 81 but no sales
Wheat is quiet; sales OF red at 81 ~ To 81, white
10 to -. Corn, large receipts, nni prices two To
three cents bower; white IL to -, yellow IS to - c.
prnyisiOns uusp.tlEu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

HtDtCtfiON.--i gentleman qualified 10 teach the
~ L!sIsh Fr'nc! Gr' Latin laa.umgr-, AID Muthern.
t!ci az III: rs ne Calculus wishes employment Tutor
~ prIaIc family Address the subscriber Loorc Post
othcr, h"irha WIN II HARRISON.
Deg i---,ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

lllNIiS IN ERENGN
BUUkS IN FRENCN.
pFISTOlRE De MA VIE, par VIM. GcUrs" :

NFIyTOlRE De MA VIE, par VIM. Gcur-" Sund, IL
d vols -.
Alexandra Dumas FL, &c Quou Nc Salt pms the L0g
A. Camille; IS ccu's.
Hislorr dc Ii Eus.ir par A. de Lnmarn-i 81
Historic d" 10 Turqur, par H. de Lanrr,:mr; vos 81
youvullcs Impressions H.. Voyage par AcSauire Du
mas: 4vu- :! cents.
II.r;0rr l-s Groniius, par A. de Lnmnrn-; So
IEcllo dee Fcuill-t0ns, CIGiS. dg Souyr-s Conr',
Arecio,c:, 81
Journal !oS Journaux Revue ric;urcaqu. do f"uil''
tons 81.
Ilis;yi,e DE- Ia Rc:taura:on, par dc an:rtine: vols
81. 80, 1880.
Historic do In Revolution franchise par NJ A LINERS
{ v0l-.; $3.50 o,ru
Dec ~ For sale BY J. w. ltANpoL.I.-- 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

Mr.. John Skinker, formerly Of this city, IL an
nounctd hy the California papers &C ono of The dele
rates appointed by the Convention, OF the American
marry Recently held in Sacramento City, 10 represent
tho, State in the Grand National Council to assem-
bic in Philadelphia Oh the 9Th OF June next.
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TIWGINTA-IN CIAHCEKY -lln-1-- ~ :

tEe C.rka OiFce o. The Circuit Cur nt CornI;,r
County on Notiday, the 81 OF December EI5. '''"'
Wm W. Dabh"y ar"i Martha hs wife, pI.ir,i-
Against '''"''HS'
Daniel R"i"i', and Mary =. his wife. Emily ,,,o ,,
the u'knc'H" heirs o, forhi" Davis. 1hos.Hult mi
U hrr-. Def anu
The object of this suit l. "a rnjoa and r"stra, -
iendtnt ThDs Hun, tom rOiant;ih. further WA. -
the 81 mud IN tie Till ncnoaej. and 10 sen p S
RI t- OF The pncs 10 said band. uihdR vit lyirp
made and led that :hr defendants RatciiE nnt wifi.
Emily Iud-on. residents VI this State. ad fbnt ~
heirs 0i Sophia Davis unknown the pai.,iHr l
ordered that the said r:tn auto In appear here rule.
10 be- holden III the -nil the hrs; MoadaJi in Feb
iuHy next. r-Id do what ncc.osGry 20 protect heir in.
.r.s:s in thu ,ut. 4 Cnpy-Tcsa,
Dec 2i-cwlw GEO. 4. TAYLOR. Chrk
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Owe accoris and dsn:Gnd- ut this season. The
presentation oi those token, which Keep The glveG-
constantly in remembrance. 4: s P. SEMfLES Drug
store yo! can find articles for Ills purpose, which viii
from ;i.:! tn,tcialnrss b. admir-, md utility BE- valued
such NJ ine Hair Br-hrs delightful Extracts tor the hand
kcr;neI French Cologne till Puff Boxes, hne Si.ut Box
~. elegant Tooth pEs." Turkey Morocco Cigar Ca-c-.
Pearl Fort MonuRes, grtuiUr MGcrciann Pipes soap,
P0nlair. Cosmetics Purses Cigar. Combs &C. Gull nj
So, N.;, s,r.,, Dec -