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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-16
MEETING OF CITIZENS OF NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH.

At n meetin. of the citizens of Norfolk aud rot'.
mouth temporarily residing in Richmond, held prl-
suant to public notice, at the Exchange Hotel, an 81.
turday, the 18th day Of October motion SU!nucl
Watts, Esq, of Portsmouth,, was called I" tie Char
and WIN. I. llcndrcn of Norfolk, appointed SccrcrG.
~.
The Chairman, in an eloqucn; address, explained
the object of the meeting; after which, "n mu"N 81
VIM i. Griffith n cOmnittc" nf three was appointed
to ascertain whether there nrc in Richmoud ANY
tizcms {" Norfolk and Portsmouth who's" n"cc->.'n,-
ARE such a. u induce them Ia rctarn I" Their h""'>
and ii 50, 10 raise funds for their further support ~
this city until such time rs they may safely rc:;gt u"
Chairman appointed as that Committee, VIM. T. Gr...
fifth, +. w. Lcmusy and Th".. u. Toy.
On motion "f Rev. Geo. VI. Balm, il was
Resolved That n return 10 our homes bc:or' r."
pcstllencc shni! have entirely disappeared. w"u'i r
voluntary and unnecessary hazard oi our lives. ar"
that we most earnestly mplorc citizens wh"rc"cl
they may be, 10 await III" announcement Of the At
horrs Of the two cite. before they terminate hSIr
pilgrimage.
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. Balm, it WIS
Resolved. That the spirit of philanthropy 50 nohis
manifested bv the citizcus of Ricmon 20 the sie:er
cities # the Elizabeth during their recent ca!an'os
visitation, commands our admiration ant gratitude.
and that the courtesy and hopitGy extended ~ h";r
of IL VIII" fled 10 and so"urncd in their midst: mort
our profound md grateful Acknowledgements.
On motion nf John II. Pollard, il was
Resolved That committee ot thrc" be apppalri
I'D to ascertain at what tae the James River -:eams-
will resume the direct run between Richmond |nt
Norfolk and Portsmouth and report 10 the mc"t'Ec
on Monday next.
Committee: John II. Pollard, Thp.. Portoc: ant
Vim. a. Walters.
On motion Of i. H. Whi,ehurst.i il was
Resolved That the thanks OF this meeting be PIE
sentcd To John =. Ballard, Es. the rourirou. pr,
pr-tor ot the Exchange Hotel Tor The al this hG.l
On motion Of w. 4. Walters, il Wa,
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this incetm. %
published in the papers OF this city.
On motion, it was
Resolved. Tha, when this meeting adjourn. II ~;
journ to meet in this room on Monday morning maS'.
M l0 O'clock
On motion, the meeting a,ljuurnc,i.
SAM. WATTS. ChaiunaY
WV. I. HsSnRaS, Secretary.
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Yr,I,uLEL LAND FOR SALE.

1--WE offer Tor sale beHIl1I .on, n, Of e South
w Aiocinie Iu, from Kcswick Uhc Vrsinia Cen:
Wet WmaS DrpotJ one mcro the conlemP'a,ed
trs OF the md Axan" RS onr
nii". anu , "O,, o,,s;ns TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
11r TIPrE AND oNE.THIRD ACRES, l5o OF winch are
ss,rd well enclosed and il hish state ni npro'Im n
@ ,S rcmsind.r is in woods The buildings are all
~ ,hc dwelling is of brick two stories, containing Ton
rnoms hall and passage and. far ms completed ID mn,
shed in the very best style. The location is
nr beauty aud variety Of scenery, TOR health aud Tor re
fined and GOOD society To wishing healthy county
summer residence is particularly desirable "s ls II
iii few hours ride OF Richmond or Wa'shn$t9h IL
r.ar farm i, preerrcd some 800 Or more ADJOINING
can bo had ut fair price. Reference nly be haa 10 M
Jaucs liar, OF Abc,nsrs Keswies Depot or 10 Messrs
r G. Ruain and John Jones o Richmond: n", pI,'"'
- =. " .nn,ci m sysu;ne for themselves. ). a. HARI
Ny Office i, Kes~ick Depot. Aibcmnre. Virginia
Nny ely
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4 AyAII'AHIE FARM FOR SALE.

1ONTAINlS( sbou, fourteen hundred acres situn'ed on
rho Biz Calf River in Rucknridse county A., uIire
nIcs from The virginia Central Railroad. snd II miles
from the Rockbridgc Alum Springs. r ,
sh, .O acre. ot This land il cleared. nearly all OF
which is yer bo,tor,-thc remainder il well tm1crcd
The budinsa brick house, two new nd roiiiin"ne
wooden dw ellins houses, making ihrce dwens OF M o
,a.e nso barn and other buildings required on farm
new saw mill, with circular saws operated ny waier
powes a nevcrceasng power, without cost ms IL the
best mill Of the sort in tho country
Tbrya ia Also a Choppng Mill and Corn Crrsher IN
connrxion with the saw Mill Here one is exempt from
NIL contagious discusses and epdencs OF fatal character
MsI,r;a and its sc It's being alike unknown and unfr.-
Thcrrs good Sulphur Spring the pl:c" and hnc Chn
lybeae spring within half lH Of The hon,S Nnny have
como here utterly prosisted by Illness Snd IN 'ew
spring near the house the best water in Virginia Fur'
,her description s Seemed unnecessary my one wish
ing for inform alton will nddrets W. T. EH iN"' ~.
"e " Bells Valley, Ro-khrid:c county. Va
Dr. Ewing will be pleased TO show any one the pre-
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 49, 1855

understand to be, to ascertain the opinion Of the
American Party in reference to the National Platform
adapted at Philadelphia in June last. Now. without
tuil ana i'lr representation Of nll the People
hold that no such opinion can be had. ms will be
worth guinE there after The only way we see how
to remedy the difficulty is by holding the Convention
at Richmond, instead of Lynchburg, and some time
about The frst OF November, instead Of the 18th Of
October, as proposed. There would be full repre-
senta'l"n OF the American People at Richmond. 1t
makes no kind of difference 10 is where IN. Cnnvcn.
ton If held; but we know that it does with others.
We throw nut these suggestions to tie Committee
who have the matter in charge merely for what they
are worth. We do not want future, nor shall it be
charIeablc TO us il th,r, b. ann
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VAI.TARI,E FARM IN VIRGINIA,

(SINTEEN HUNDRED AINESD TVIN '-.tI'I''
HUAVINIi leased, term OF yr"rs, In" fanqt!er
r,.,i,n warrants the belief that they will be kept III the
best STYLE the undersigned Offers or SALE the vaH
bic ,arin " h;ch surrounds the Springs.
|, contains upwards oi 40 OF 10" grounds rcafH'
able for extraordinary crops OF Corn, and capable {" h'r
made the best possible meadows. Apart OF I'M. iana ycn
cd 100 bushels OF single acrein S tho tWth year o sue
es.ivs cultivation uithout manure and III leJ bad rs
wa. the season. produced 20 bushcs The iHr; ie cns
suscrp,be OF division and certainly one Of tie best III
Virginia 49,, ,h,
IsERMS-One.third OH lot OF Deecmbcr next, and the
balance in und years thereafter with interest from ""'e
Of delivery ,u s., L.,
tsrs addressed TO "Warrenon Springs Va, or to ash
ington, D. e.. ,, cprrS
Nav l-ctf THOMAS HhEbN.
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sALMON,S PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS


VHNH,S Machine ,vrs invented and patented by g. y.
Il salmon OF Illinois. and wherever i, has been eXhib
he'd has taken precedence OF all Others tor cleaning Grain
tad Grass S.ads
TIC sr., Silver Medal wa. .wardedso heinvcn.or at,he
worts F1ir in New York. and :lc first prize at the New
YORK State Fair ls5e 1t has been adopted By the Rich
ond c::y Mers who recommend il the be. chine
Known fo- separating cookies and other impurities from
"5"s Il will separate any two seeds Of different size or
weigh: simple in lie construction lni easily kept in or.
se'. peculiarly adapted 20 farmers uses, as It re-
e-s, ~ little powe. work il. and cleans grain
Pe::-clT .aRn any machine now N usa
!; ca7 se furnished al tine following prices, viz:
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is To 30
ersne!s por hour $50
For Farmers Machir. TIA, viii! clean 30 to 20
bushel- per hour 35
For al Farrnci Machine (ar-an.cd Tor horse pow
srl that VIII clean 80 bushels per hour so
For a MillcT's Macaimo that will clean 30 to 70
bushels per hour s5
For Miller's Machine ha, will clean 50 70 rs
bushels per hour 100
For Mler's Machine tina, wiN cie.n los to 80
buzhsls per hour $50
Form Milicrs Machine that will clean 80 to 90
bsIhels per hour 800
Address RO. n. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant Richmond, Vn.
n B. County Rights viii be sold on reasonable terms,
Fen 2,-c,f X. NJ A.
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The election in our State gave Know -N"thIngish
q stunning blow, and it has been followed up ey
North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia. These re-
suis, may have had, and doubtless did have great IN
nuonco in satisfying Virginia know-NothlIGs' thn'
capital invested in this species of stock would not
pay, andEhencc the state Of things go mournfuy re-
ferred to in the following article, from the Staunt"n
"Amsrjcan." As it always gives us pleasure 10 re-
lieve the distressed as far as can, We publish inc
article for the especial benefit Of our Know-Nothng
readers and earnestly appeal to them, to do some
thing for our afflicted Editorial brother OF the "A'
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q IN THE CORNER.
TIE MISSOURI CONFERENCE.-THE opiHi

TIE MISSOURI COMPROMlSE.-The opinion
the Missouri Comprnmie could not be obtained even
in the lower House of Congress at the ensuing ses-
sion, is now repeated By the Washington Star, which
snys. "t Is understood by the wel-nformed public
mon here, tla, there will te majority in the next y;
House OF Representatives aganst III any manner in
terferpr witb the Nebraska act il stands on the
statute book IN Y. Journal ot C0m""ce
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I9c,f H. ~ THOMAS GREEN.
TyTE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE

Il FOUR OR FIVE ACRES OF LAND, ON the new
Basn Of the James River and kanawhn Company ndjoin
ing tho size Of the Piedmont Works. portion above and
the residue below II Ion.- about one thousand tr on
road aon: tho margin OF the Basin and ex,ends onck TO
the River across the independent canal which the com
phny constructing for the purros" OF supplying
the city with water The canal is 70 feet wide at bottom
81 nj top and deep aud i, estimated by the Ens;n'er
of the company that will furnish constant supply OF
s,lrplus water sufficient work 30 pair or run Of Mil
Stones after supplying the quantity needed Tor the city
The purchaser will acquire with the land, hirty ychrs
cuse OF ,uhcency OF water TO work Fix pair OF stones
free OF rent with the rsh, OF taking the residue OF The
surplus the usually charged by the Compa
nv for the uss th level Of the Canal and also
the further right OF building and over the Canal
The whole OF his property with the privileges nppurti
nent will be sold entire, parcels 10 suit purchascrs
Persons desiring purchase sites with view 10 tho crcc'
ton of milling Ur other manufacturing establishment,
would do well 10 apply AT once as much oi TIC cost which
would otherwise be encountered in getting the from
tue Canal night saved By constructing these works be-
fore the walls which beput up for the purpose OF
protecting the Canal, are completed.
For prices information tie probable quantity o.
surplus water the Canal will afford. and the terms on
whc. it cun leased reference be ind 20 Major FL
s tho President ad Mr. Louranc; the Engineer of the
COMPANY WIN. DANIEL, JR.
Sept SNcIw Lynch6urg, Va.
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MARBLE YARD.
pOcr2S near MnIn Richy,

ToIIE r. ROGERS, 9Th Street, near Main Richmond
- Va Dealer in Egyptian, Italian and American MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOMlS, GRAVE STONES, MANfEL
&c. &c.
Any design In Carving executed In the nencs.
Order. from the country, with city reference, promptly
attended 10.
Mr. Rogers having served his time In one of the In Gest
Establishments in New York City, and having much expe
hi. shop will give entire satisfaction cny done
North or Sourh Oct. J-cly
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May 24-etf Th1l
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ASAWAY, from the residence Of the subscriber, lus.
NJ fall, mulatto boy nhlned HlRTWELL. lie ia n
likely boy, about hrc inst Fix inches in height rathc.
lightly madc, with hair black ami s,rnpht resembling
Indian, and may be known by having one ot hs Il
think of the small oncs) cut of think ne made his
escape grey horse, and that he cm!,vn-cd make
his way Petersburg its vicinity. The nbuve reward
Of one hundred dollars will be pp' Tor his apprehension il
taken OF the State, and fifty dollar. II taSc within the
State and lodged in some Jail so ,hnt him asaih.
Wh. w. MICHAUX,
Inna R--c;ntf p O IcffcrEnn pniri in,un cn En
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1InE1IAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

yUyHE subscriber offers for sale valuable Tract OF
N Land adjoining the Farm which he raeidos. Goa
tanning 1000 acres, and known as his BEAVERnAM
FARM The lnnd il of good quality, lies we'll with large
amount of Bottom Lands on ths Baaverdum Greek. which
has high reputation tho product OF Tobacco and Is
ule exposed hoods with fair proportion OF limocred
Land conveniently located for the use OF the Farm lhe
IMPROVEMENTS are ali Overseers House, Germ Horacs,
Stabe and Barn. with Tobucco Houses for curing 10000
pounds OF Tobacco. The Farm is within 10 miles OF
Scosvle and situated Plank Road leading to that
pace The payments may made the purchaser,
lao paying the interest annually. TUCKER COLES
Eco,p
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INIIATiS IN TILE WIND

Messrs. Editors: Can you give us any information
as respects small lot starlight and moonlight las
the Editors OF The Richmond Wing represent them to
bel politicians of Henrro county, VII" consrrgated
together nj hotel on Wall street, Saturday last
Tb.r. were dncto,s, preacher, n tobacconist, and
Know. .Nothnrs. Is there not TO be small office
fei in that county shortly! ,,
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EIEIMDND COILEGE.

Up to this date October -, li3 stutenta have ma
icuIated nj this Institution. Others ne daily arriv-
in- and MI .hr indications are that the session will
h. very full ard pruS,rrnn. one.
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SCOTT Il JOHNSON,

AT q NEIS AT j. w.
VKyILLlAM G. SCOTT aARMADCKE JOHNSON
w have associated themselves in the Practice of Law
and will n,,rnd all the Courts Of Richmond nnd lIcnrco
Mr. Sco1r will attend tho County and Circui, Courts Of
Powhatan, and Mr.. JOHNSON those OF Chesterfield
- Office No. e., Main Street
Kan -OauI
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THE 1yNCuBuRG CONVENTION.

1t appears to US perfectly evident now, ti!at me
Lynchtury Convention will be failure. we may
not be able 10 divine the reason, but I" our minus
the effort will prove abortive. There will not be
more than FIFTY counties, il indeed, there be that
many, represented in that Convention. Now, it Is
not for us say what the whole object oil thnt Eon
vention is, but we do say, that unless more th.'i
burlesqus-a bagGtelle. upou Conventions, and viii
do the American Party infinitely more harm lhah
good. One of the grcut objects Of the Convention we
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VVNiE Undersigned hereby invite proposals. addressed
Il 70 MIN, n, Petersburg. Va ill the 18th dny Of Octo
Der mex. cng for the execution of the Masonry In
Bridge. Of tie Norfolk and Petersburg Rail Road" Tho
T:cs OF t?csr Bridges occur near Petersburg, and
within eD fer, OF each oher. They contain, in nbou,
equal qaan:Guc- some 9 200 cubic yards OF Masonry.
P!an' nrd specifications may be at the Division
khsacers OiSce, in Petersburg
WILLIAM HAHONE,
Sei'. iS--:isw;2GthOc:. Chief Engineer. &c.
a-xaHdr, Gazette and Bnlimors Patriot, requeeted
Ncoiy 3t;mrs week I'LL 2oh October and forward nc
s,gnl Oi clhr.H. TO Norfolk Sent Is
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We regret to learn Of the death at Portsmouth
Of the Rev. Francis Devn. The Portsmouth Trans
scrip, Of "Wednesday thus announces his death
9Th. las; of the Ministers of the Most High who
have becn actively engaged in the discharge OF the
du,ies of their holy vocation, is no more. The Kew.
Francis Dcvliu holy priest Of the Church of Rome
who had the pastoral care Of 81. Paus church III tins
,In,e cypircd Yesterday. He had partially recover
I fruu An attack of tie fever sumc weeks ago. but
suffered rIalrse from which he never entirely rr"ov'
crcd We saw him nu nn,l spoke I" INN on trIu"y
af;.rnoou aud though he looked very murll rcd'cei
We had cherished the fond hope hat he would bc-pared
- th, commencement Of the sad times from which
we arc emerging up to the period OF MS ATTACK nc
Ind bccn actively and faithfully engaged III
minist.ring 10 the sick and dying, since which
time h. has been mostly confined Ia his bed
III. was mn exemplary, m!ld, humble Hnd g"Iiy man.
and has no doubt gone 10 reap ihe reward o nus hrn
adherence duty under the most hpphliIis c'FS"'
STANCES. His course formed an cxaupin worthy oi
all ;,naton and affords us sincere Sralcation rs
II enables us 10 exercise sweet PRIV thus 10 90
hnmppe 10 n character which we have alwayscstecIned
such, we estimate, wills the compeer OF Chisholm ana
of Eskridgr.'
The Transcript thus addressed ts absent friends
the refugees nf Portsmouth:
"We have had several frosts. The nu'noor now
sick il snalI The fever and ngun are prevhlIing 10
limited extent among some oi the families guar
tor. nesr ,h. TOWN. We trust the sanitary condition
ni tis town will continue 10 improve so aS, IN iie
course of ten dnvs fortnight, 10 Justify the return
of the absent. OF this, however the acflve' useu'
and energetic Chairman of the Sanitary Committee,
Dir los, 4 ScLuoi,ied, will give due notice to the
public In the meantime we take occasion again u
caution our eopn 10 wait with patience un'ii the
p.rjod of their return shall be designated by the pro-
per and competent authority.
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Two HUNDRED D0LLAKS NEWARD

"lLl. be yivon for the delivery in Richmond,
w OF two negroes, ISAAC and HENRY who runaway
from frederick.burg last September They were pur.
chased OF Geo Aer lssnc formerly belonged TO Drewry
Fuzhugh OF King George county He is tall dark brown
fellow, lbout 80 years old Henry about ., years old
feet, l0inches high. dark brown color and belonged
formerly TO Mr. Lucas of fredericksburg will give the
above reward delivered to in Richmond, seventy
ave dours onsh if secured III ja; SO get thom.
HECTOR DAVIS, Agent for
Mav
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IT OFFER for sale my Plantation in Rienno."h "h.nnotk
(Mulbcrry lsland) about miles above s,.a,ucrs
and miles below Smths wharf, landing OF the IL n
that ply between Ban,ore and aM" ncrs; aud
oins tn, snds ofD Wexford Mr. Gooaw US,hrfc about
RS urS arabic divided into three hed the res, and sors
Ssrsd portion waSh .'%"ss re ssa'sd ' ns
excellent grazing The soil Is 10 r. in ibis ncishhoI
which Gi ssud 1 Oi be go per hs
is we'll the road from tho Iss hou.c farm
descend, gentle slope x new cabins for -laves
SSr:ts SSrs OF the be-, M s.
s;rurcd The amount Of wood,lanu i, advancing from
ss Of m ysSr and Sa it, for s M m
scln u Of on'epri's Psf.sn' sssr' who has
tac premiSr- are T,rU. Recommending ADDRESS
charge OF the estate i.RTi,I;R H. II. BERNARD,
AMIN Fredericksburg, Va.
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nEANE, ADAMS j. DEANE'S SIpFRIoR
- ENGLISH SELP-COCklSG FIVE Sl;OoTEHSN
This Pistol is Improvement on Colts, the fines, ,rt
clio manufactured in the world They will be- offered y,
one half the regular price that they have ever been "
C. LEONARD, Old S,-.r,
Oct e-cf Petersburg, Va, sign OF the Rifo
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with their deficiency OF fuel would have proved mon
dissstrnns il not fatal Under these cirruMi-t.rr.iN
Dr. Kane wisely determined 10 a5nrIdon ms brig srdd
attempt to escape 10 the South by combination Il
boats and sledges
In accord"ncc with this view. they "it IL" q:
the Ii OF May. the temperature at tim. time b~Ss<
> deg. below Zero. They crossed hcIl -! ia" -
miles in diameter, dragging hs boa:. b-hini ibsrI
aud carrying four ot their sick comrades Lv :ne"r,
Of a dog sledge. After actual travel of 36l m Ic.
they reached Cape Alexander, ana embarked in "p'n
water. Their gnns supplied them with animal 80.
provision being carried in the boat except br,aN
stutft and Allow
From Cape Alexander they travelled to H." S.".hA
ward, sometimes over ice, sometimes through wE;,-
shooting duck and teal, nnd collecting enough go,
10 keep the party in good condition. ~ Cape Y,'h
they burnt up their spare boats for fuel, amd cf: '!c
coast for the open sea, and seercd for the c"at ~
Greenland. Here they landed OF the 9Th of .iugr-'.
after having travelled 1900 ailesin II days Of con>s
exposure. From here they took passage in narish
trading vessel for England, touching a, Discoe. tS,y
fell in with Captain Hartsein's expedition who r".i
returned to thus place due North Thcr.pctt!2r
has TO mourn the loss OF three Of liz comrades; rh"s
may BE- snid 20 have fallen in the direct d,chrG" ~
their duty. Their names Christian Alison, Jet
Jcrson Baker and Peter Sncabrr,.
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S.&tNs-GrNs-Ju,, to hand the largest
aa nue.. l'' S ur- Rides imported in any
burg Gun Warehouse Thcse G oe @ eeG la a. @ r,rv In
prices from o. IS to sl;O Alo large assortment OF
every other article n the Sporting way a, wholesale and
retail. ClIAS ! irnSiRD
Oct 9-ct Petersburg, Va s,n &c ,La r;ao
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NEW YORK, Der. l3.-Flour i. steady, South,
ern has declined II, cents p,r barral. Wheat is
tribe higher. Corn is downward. Pork. Beef, Wh;s-
key and Lard, unchanged. Stock. are tim Eirgi'
nis skies 96t.
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rron, GEORGE r. SVyANN.

irrop p.r GEORGE r. SWAMI,
-oHNEi AT LAW AND SOLICITOR in cHANcrpy
hp.cr, JACKSON, MISS,
cnn,,CE ICES Law in The several State aud Fedora,
t.r,, ~, c' AZ Jackson and in the Circu, aud !Suns
n.hls ana the neiS5oring eastern counties M.
ls9 ssed to the payment of taxes and redemption ~
s,f.,ai s,fea lanes at,he tadi,or'. Office " u
D. 70 stepsrn X. Essleston ESQ., Henry p. Iryino
E.,,,,' 'vnuei vi Marx Esq, Cashier Bank Of Virginia
harris 4 Gibson, Richmond, Va Nov. is-siy
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

STT.nIE FARM on THREE CHOPPED
ROAD SEVEN MILES FROM RICHMOND FOX
SALE
vH>E subscribers are knho'ined to sell IN" rm mo. on
n III. Three ChoppodsRoad, seven miles a""ve hic,,
,pond adjoining III. lands OF Rev George &. EXal an"
other. and now in the occupancy of Mr. John FrosSer
containing 33 about half cleared, baanco h'SNy
covered with wood The improvements are suitable Tor
small family 1t said that the wood alone will nearly p"y
the purchase money. ., ,.,,ri,,
TrKMs Eve years credit for bond with Cooa stcu,''!,
interest payable half yearly secured by trust u'ea'
city property will be taken i'll exchange. Apply 10
4r, oLcov GOpDIN & APrERSON. Anclr:
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADrLpHI,, Oct. ll.-lh: new coan'y OF Eos
ton in thl- State givc- 800 Democratic n6jDfiy H.
bedford county the vote ;, "1-' 1u. 'heTo IS sup
posed to be small American mtrjor!Iy.
Dauphin county gives Nicholson, fusion soD ~
LOCO majority instead of PIumer Democrat, and
elects the whole Know Nothing county ticket. Pyi
locks majority last year was ~:
Plllm.r's minority in Philadelphia i G,5i9. p.
locks majority wes $751; 80 that the Democratic ga:.
is G.4DG.
Montgomery county gives Plumer l,7l3 majority.
a gain Of 29S. Iu Bucks county the gain is 1883.
Huntingdon county gives Nicholson 500 majority.
Il loss "t Ga
Allegheny gives Plumer about 400 majority, u gaia
of 5263.