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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
rInS- : KGrnCk. ESQ.

Its known that the Wings not only threaten 10
carr the Gnbcrnntor;al election, hut that the Lynch
burg Vircinian leading Wing paper Of this district,
hrs marked ont plan, by which such Democrats n
Thomas = Bncock and Paulus Powell, are to be de-
foicd in the next Congressional elections. Are The
Democratic party reni submit their ncck- 10 'hi,
bock, W.bciieve net nni we call upon them 70 be
nrcuari;. .l:,nselvcs :orii canvass Already have
the democracy oE LynchnIr. ,ayea the intia:ory
steps. a, they call upon their brethren OF the coun-
ties 10 take position ~ i!.e:r sides in the ranks of ihc
party VIII they not respond in the spirit OF true Ge'
tnoCretic zeail
Let a the counties "f this Congressional district
hold meetings at their Courts. 10 take these important
matters into consideration.
The Success OF candidate for Governor will de-
pend much upon the character of those who sha! be
our standard bearers in the Congressional elections
This district has been particularly blessed III the man
who Ia. represented it in the present Congress. lie
came into this district the last election, ni1-t 10
tai stranger 10 lneoritv Of the counties ana VIM
he did BY his eoquence in ralyin- tie parry aIhI.
the grcni.st odds is 700 fresh in the minds OF c ~
der 70 render il necessary 10 recall the -
He went 10 Congress - your r'i'T2s, ,t'.s T.. r,
his aithl,!nc>- aud ability, has reflected 't'-
his partv lis State, and particularly 't' ''1
hv which he was chosen. Il well ot'J's us " eA
nr..s our a;proyal O; TIE course "i suci ia. anu
we believe will be pleasant duty on tne part OF
N. d;stc, o do so soon. We wish TO near ms elo.
nnantvo;ce once more amongst us' awakening and
9rou.ino the PARTY TO aciou.-( DansIL Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
BEAUTIFUL CONSISTENCY.

The Know-Notiings Of New Hampshire have no.
lrinned for Governor Ralph Mcicai; viii it be
believed ,hrt this SAME individual, the nominee
Of party bound - secret oa;lls against cit.-
zens on account Of their religion, actually voted in
lSJ., for the following resolution
"pr.olvrd by ;lr Senate aUl House oi R"pres"n-
tativc- in General Cnu. cnnve:cd, That the p:oyi'
si,d oi our Sta'r Constitution commonly called the
EriIGi0rs Trsr, which makes the profession of q
ccriun religious faith nm LSsENTIAL QUhLIIICATI"S
for certain Offices is CE.rST, ASrIRTrI BIC ~, con-
rRNEY 70 THE SPIRIT OF THE PRFsEST AGE, and
when the proper time nrrvcs for again calling con
vcnivn IT, revise the Constitution We will spare II"
effort. 10 induce The people assent the nbr"ga-
ton rf PRINCIPLE WHICH sInIIB FIND 80 FLirE
~ THE CoSsTIrCTIOh OF FEE!. STATE
In the last Presidential canvass Frnnkln Picrce
was viliiicd and misrcprescnted by Wings and mo-
dcrn Know Noiiiings, not having succeeded in re-
moving an o,iious an;-Catholc clause in the New
liampshirc Const;uton. which they mar laud 10 til"
al;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16

Some OF ;hc citizens VI W"rco.,cr nat Gen. y i.
son At the railway depot in that city, on Thursday, Is
he passed through "n Bis way To- Washington. The
could not he kept by lie Storm from taking by ii,
hand the nam w!o .2es 30 Wa,a!@ctoi. to gtprcsc.i:
frecdo:n-!ovms Massachusetts and rot rno"cy-!ovaG
Boston" 10 which tt Of western e!oq.encc Gca-
cYhl wilson responded AZ follows:
"f,N0," Citizens Of Worcester II thank YOU for
this coral erecting. | an "lsi 10 hear rom you!
.le-r words U! ricrr. have laid my hand upon the
hrart Of Massaci,u. ctt- and tmo ,Iat il hens true
:" freedom and humanity. | kuow tl'o principles
which her people cherish ahovc Nil "th"ra and where.
ever abide, and whttry"r station | may occupy, /
-lIal strive igthfuIy 10 uphold and defend then''
Tic ringing OF the bel! ana iL- Shrek OF the steam
whistle here Gu; Oh The thread Of Mr. Wilson's re-
marks and the cars roi!c,! oi the "pot amid the
cheers Of The multitude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
ORIGIN OF KNOW W-NOIlnNGlSM-THE
HARTFORD CONVENTION.

Bv the common consent OF maukir, the sti-mn Of
;nex,,ablc iufam, attaches TO tie HGntord C""cem-
ton. Will :, h. hc'icved nrver,Ielers that the most
odious principles Of that internal concnve. revived
and embodied i'll know. .Nothin.-m are now openly
advocated and secretly prcccel in iir.Inin-in Nir.
giniu, the birth place Of rcpubliCnnisn. the int"ypc
end triumphant; f,o Of Federalism in all It's forms in
Virginia. whenc" issued the protest that "verihrcw
the Alien and Srd,on laws-in Virginia, whose De-
mocracy have ever been true to The teachings oi JEFF
ersnn and Mah;sonwili il he believed. that here AID
at this day the worst and mos; criminal spirit Of the
Hartford Convention is revived ana recommended 10
popular approval! Yet such is the fact, OF which
this is the proof: On the 9Th Of December. 1874,
while Jackson was preparing for the battle Of Ne"
Orleans. nnl native and forcign-bnrn citizens were
about 10 vndicatc their patriotism in sn noble eman
ner, il WIS resolved in the Hartford Con"en-
ton, "1hn. the capacity Of n"'mrni:fd cH':rFs TO
hold offices Of trust, hJnor Or rno'umca', o"cht 10
h. re.!rn,r'i." On the 9th, it resolved
THAT it is exIc,!ieut Ia make provision for re-
strainng Congress in the exercise Of their unNn't-
ed power to nuke new States, and Gdnit them into
the Union And, the 18th was resolved, "1hah
the mast tnr'o'cbis "cr,sy stall he obscrrrd dy cach
member Of tia roarcnt,om, mr'niing The Src'ffHry
as TO all p'opoN',",,, i'Gatrs Hnd proceedings 'hc"-
ot, until M's 'Iy"n~f'on ,hGN br SuYTnd"d 0' "i-
tered"
Is not the original OF Know Nohngisn discover
ed Have We not traced its paternity buck to the
infamous Hartford Convention Now shall we dis
honor the mcm'orv of our fa;hers, by approving
principles TO which ihcy attached the mark OF ever
lasting disgrace Can the intoerant spirit, tie IN
riolnbis 'ccrsSy, the trcasonablc principles oi the
Hartford Convention, find favor with the Democra-
cy Of Virginia! We answer, no. never!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
4 SIGN

The y. /. Herald. the ablcs. champion Of the
"Amcricnn kmowN";himg party, i compelled by
the current Of public in'!isnn;on to come md
protect against some oi tn" denominations of the Se-
cret Order. We make the Following significant cx-
tracts from the ~ Y. Herald. But The enlightened
people OF Virginia will not be content with 'modiica-
tons they will cut up the !Ju tree oiiutocrGncc and
corruption, root and branch:
lis discipline is too rigid for the moral Gtmosphcrc
ot rhiS 11a'rg. the r,3iE' O4h; ,'Hd btrntlCs at
,Gchci 10 membership q! TIE order calculated ra-
thrr tO excite detection and rcbciOn than bGnthery
love and harmony. Between men O!honor and truth
in the relations u: social life, simple declaration OF
good fa;h is enough. In the secret cHucuscs OF the
political parties which have existed since ilIC revo.
luton oil 40 no Other test Gs been deemed nccc-.
sarv. The ,lcscrtrr from Taunnnv Hall, for exam.
pie, has never been pursued with the penalties L!
burning in ctiigy. and combined purity persecution
asaius, him in Isis !rivnte business affairs. Neither
tie sacrifice of hi soul to the devil nor thc loss o the
means which support h;s family. have followed the
fixed law Of his treGchcry 70 the Sachcms.
III tins respect. the onth', pains and penalties of the
Know. NOhn.s nnpciou.iy demand The pruning
knit. IN tl!, cuchtcnc! age, and nmomg this free
umi enlightened people neither ne L'r0,S ot h0rd
>,r,yrjv1 gg yHr SD n SD,Dgs'f0H, nor iht CSpDH-
,.c nJ yL. Iy.,Nt0r ran t. m0de Ia w0rh sUcc,Ss-
gNy From lhc Grand National Council TO the low
rst .ubnr,i.uac .o,gcs ui the Know NoEiags there
tor" th first thing ~;rd by the late detccions at
Albany an! the symptoms "i disruption in Aassu-
,hrsri, /, radical modification OF the secret dsci-
pnc ut the order
Ir !. generally understood tliG, the Know -No,inG'
huyc taken the field the invctcratc enemies OF the
Catholic Church and religion. And here, they may
be lransccndug III iim'I- oi constitutional justice
ind sound pol"y. Cuter The supreme law of the
lal every uan in THIS couuirE l. protected in his
religious faith. Tic rights al. tho Catholic ana Pro-
ll.-tnlI: ar. tho same, and cannot hc disturbed ~
tir. then, a, the pn;:nrm Of til" Know Nuhngs in
vovc- political prescription "i the Catholic because
hr j. Catholic It conflicts r,i" NE Snptmc Ia~. los
;..iy 10 the political worldly cmcr0ayhmcn'o Ui the
Catholic hierarchy, in the infringement ui onr cltc-
t.ous Of il In: monopoly "i their church property. Il
nm";hcr IliI-. When Catholic prclate enters the
l,oi:cu arena with his lvgn AZ hi, h!,n lie AMI icy
are responsible for Tie Consequences
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To re Ed,tcrs Il ii" En9n.rcr:
W,.uI<,rnX Erh 10 1874

4 ,,,osu-, ni grcnt importance tn State has
iust ,..-,d the House "f Representatives. | mean
n ill ccara;Ory of the Scrip Act OF Angus! 81, lsJ2
II !. nI value to not in p"ClIirry view only, but
in es,IIcr sense |; wipes of a s'uin which had too
Ion, rested on the escutchcon "t Virginia Under m
crr,nrus construction Of the provisions Of the Gct
Of 1882 the judgments Of the tribunals Of Virginia
were not only reviewed, but, in about an equal mum.
br oi cases, ovcrrlrd and reversed, although 1t has
been settled. from the foundation OF the UnIOn tina.
the construction Of the State laws by the Stat" tribu-
mails oi last resort, IL part Of ID" law and bludS
on the United States. The thing involved gross in-
dignity To II sovereign State, aud great loss md Ht-
nnvn!c,. to our ritizrs: brt the hll jus! PASSED the
House if it becomes law, will r"nc'tv the wrong.
!: j. pow in tie Senate but il IS understood that
Ike Secretary 0i the Interior aud the Commissioners
Of the l,errIa Inud bt:ic" ARE active III opposition
10 L. and will audcavOr to defeat il III IN" Senate. l}ut
trust ns presume that there must be some ms
,ukc ~ his for is hardly 10 be supposed ;ai a';cr
n mnasire has received the decided sanction OF the
po,u!rr branch ri tn" peoples representatives,, m
executive o,lcsr would presume 20 interfere with the
legislative action. Ore thing l. certain: the defeat oi
the bill now after three wears Z" vcXatIoGs de-
Inv and deferred hope will bc the source :" thousands
of our people. of serious disappointment md bitter
dissatisfaction.
juIrc Caskic made most strenuous ctfor. 70 lihve
the bill reported AMI put on IL passage. lhh, he
.hnrld nave, succeeded, mt 50 Luz" period oi
th. srs.inn and of a short session, argues IN
energy uud influence highly crcdi:ahc to him
both a. n representative and ms man He "a entitled
70 III. thank. o the thousands uf our nrrdI citizens
who are Interested in ihe hl and ut all who value
the homer and dignity n! nur State
.rUlv n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
kNnN-NpTHlNG OPPOSITION rO SEWARD
A SIGNIFICANT FACT

"Onc oi the circumstances which give character
and significance 70 the re-rectiua of Mr.. Seward as II
mr;Ibr. e: the initrd States Senate is ,ishn, IN the
whole coursr u! the animated debate which rrrccticd
his c!cnu0n hv the New Inr! Legislature, m, ,>rl-
SIAyTHl orISIoHs WE'RE Not Miru Gror>n or
OBJECTION.
Wi;h this assertion the New York E.cqine Post Of
M 9Th begins leading article. Of which the o,icc,
is to prove the complete asccndancy Of abolitioni,m
hrouchoa, tho North. We PIT the inquiry to c,lndl
and INTELLIGENT men, i! know-Notliingi.m can claim
any credit with the South nr opposition Seward
which in 40 way and in no degree concerns his AM:
s!nvr-y cphions' Seward provoked the opposition
oii.a Know Mornings by dcmouncing their niolcrnn
doe iue- hu: IN the hour OF trial they forgot this an
;as"n-rn, and, i'll consideration Of his vehement hn
,rrd 81. slavery, r..-clcctcd him the Senate o the
l.uit.l S.;.,ns
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=. ,,C,vuaND ENQUIRER,
yyst,srao p.AY 80 sr"~EsSLs,
,,-.T.,rr PRYOR Is DUNNA'AST'

.nor, ra,.r. ,.y'. dollars per nnnui,. ana At sns
~ n"" :: ,aaor or sh2;i'' pee Inn o:'s
rt;e OF S'+ , .; Ws,a,y five dollars per "nnum. and
year: ~ ''v ,i., rgNra,c in advance. 20 be paid
taree @o:.' -. r,,:,I y ma" postpaid or six dollars
per emu, ~ 'I - r. ,v be :cil:t;o3 per mnil in
!, ,, j. ': baat no,e' The risk Of the Editors @
ssls ~: . :s:! @ j ss "a: s 70 15s g. Es;'
ss= oi ,ua:oa Q: postage, III nr extensive ou'
t% .. w,: operates sS%t: tax rpon Ed'ors'
n,,y F.sy:srS-fCr TEN lines or lass, nrst
,r.ssn fly ccr- sad every s'cc"r;ns insertion wen
-, SO cont. !: l.-r.ed we, H. twice week, or
,so -,es week !.:y and hall cents for each
Insertion aEC- the :rsi 80,
.a.ra. uiv,.::sr.r charge! fly collars !oc TWELVE
hns eni Ia,p:opo,iioa for advert aents OF greater
soStk cxsep; Lottery Vendors and Auconeors who are
ehay;ed 500 (pHpcr nCMtsd)
In THE SEM.WEEKLr-For TEN Enas or lees. hrst In
e.ron scvcl,vivc ccns continuance fity cens
i AL Obituaries a,. Tributes ii Respect, eXccedn;
EIoHr lines e"e charged Tor q. advertisements.
Or.cgs !!O,u distance must he nvcoIEPHn ed with th'
advance poy cr satisfactory rciccEccs. toiHIie eNoc
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KNOW-NOTHINGlSM PAINTED BY a WHO
PENCIL.

The Lrwi.burs iva.) Chronicle, ds.rst;d at Tie
surrender OF the VIII. party 10 the "d0rh-!nntern
party. continues 10 fire hot shell into IL hc,crogcnc
Gus ranks I;s description Of the creeping, lodging
Order applies with grca; fidelity To The wretcheG
spectacle exhibited in tie Know Nothing gathering
in our own city the last week. The reason alleged
for the presence OF 20 many "i the Know Nothing:
was, that they upon railroad business. They
might we'll hnvs said TINT il WIS an 'uI.igr ,rOunt
rail-rord," which wil! never pay expenses. Heal
whit the Lcwisbur. Chronicle, an h"nc-t alll con
-j.cn; organ Of WhiC:cry, gcY!;cs with force ard
truth 20 lis WhiS ncighhor al tie kauawha Rcpuh
Do you krosr tha; they ithc Know No;hin.sj pro-
pose I" do anything f"v Nr:!nn, her rm road. or "I
credit We Should Ike Ia see INC man who hnd the
liberty The courage 10 stand up in the face Ot da"
and say tha: hc Esc's their :plr--Eao'r< whn
they proPo-" DO for V;rgin;n. Aud we think the
people 0i Virginia ought 70 knOw-ouSht 30 nave
some aSSirgncc other than that given by some ont
slider Of IN invisible irresponsible pa.:y-whGt the!
may eyurc. TO be done for them in ease the" PAT tho
now Nothinu- int" power Their intcrrsts require
that ;hcT should fn"w. and w!ii"-- we arc miNiaK'I
IN their character. :hov rIiI require 10 b" informed
V;r,iri, & NJ lcns, = century behind The nlc-, and
she falls INTO the ncsh"~ pt kuuw-Nothn-'si!l, III,
will show that slc ! but It'll. remove! from u" G&:a
ages We then. A. oi :hc people, cn.l G;'"" ;a'
Know y ohugs frnr!Gm Their pr.Hc:p'-, T. -'T'
us rc-pon-ih!c cnd"r-"r- q" t."ln that wc may RHO"
wtra: 20 expect from them. Give us li-!.;, gentle
men. Yoa' na,ioug! principle are bad raa uu"cc.s-
s;.rv, you. State principle may hc worse. Keep IL
no longer ia the ,.arh. "" demand IN know r!orc o
yorr purposes. Light. gentlemen, !iG!t.
CandLlv, we tiuk k90v-% %"t!!iu..ra ~ in-ut e
Virginia Intelligence. "uG r"?ro"cli t" ii" t.'c e.:
her noble SONS. =" see the +. {. V %; Virginia -
III" sons oi noble ,gca-c.c.ping through alleys ao.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
CrT.UJ I'M FOR SALE.

ALBE.NARLEL LAND FOX HALE -.
WYE Offer Tor s.e, beautiful Farm IN ine county ni
w Albansrie lying the Eastern slope OF IN" s"uth
ws.; Mountain. distant irum keswick Che virginia Cen,
trs, Rail Road Depot on" 'ns>--:oi IN. 'on,'i'P"'eu
"r..c, ni the Orange and Alexandria Raj koht, one
n,c srG froi the Rvane Horse hnnt improvement iHnr
r.. !, contains TWO HUNDRED AND IN tAii
TEkiL AND ONL'IHlRo ACNtS, l'V oi W!.ivn ~ "'e
es.rai VII enclosed and ia h!g! o; Improve:
,a ;be remainder j. in woods. The buildings are al!
uer the dwelling Of brick. two stories containing leu
r,o,s hall and passa.c and. Tar completed i M
i.bea - the yr.y best STYLE Tie location Is unsurpassed
ir beauty and variety % scenery, tor hean an" 10! ro
fn,d and GOOD society To wishing real;iy country
.ur,~ r.iiemcc it IL particularly desirable as SWIM
IN a .,,y hours rid. Of Richmond u' ""ehlrsion II
lG.se. farm preferred 3uO acres or more a"o'AS
ca; he M.i VI lr pr.c-. Reference may ne mad 20 .Nt
lanes har, OF Anrmur'2, h.sw!ck pcPo or 10 Ncssrs
+ g. Rit.;a and John Jones o. Richmond But pc!soH-
ure reoues.ct 10 examine 70! Themselves. : A. haNi'
My U.icr Is H'-wlcS Depot, Alhemnrc, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
4 VALUiNLE FARM FOR SALE

TTOE several reason. desire change as SOON rs
possible, my residence, and therefore otter for sslc
!s!r called Farmers Retreat, AID located within two
-u- tue Using village OF S.rvel.vilir, King Queen
Nuz V III wicu buildings. which, though vacant
.;p.":, have been and probably shortly Will be, occu
p!e Nal" Academy. There has been nca. u, aid pro.
bsJly w,il a:n.n be, H. Feulsle Seminary
rn. ,rn i. from two 10 miles from the places OF
ncec Of several religious denominations viz: Disciples
M.:l list. Bsp,i,; and Episcopal 1t 10 within nvc mes
n. E,..min, navigation AMI eight nii-- from the Cour,
Ho.s. we'll supplied Will! wood. wafer und mari -
Crder the i've. n-id sys.m It should produce 500
Decd 4, Is no. TO. how much this farm be
made 70 produce u!rr enlightened and energetic asn
naom.n There yvero inst fail l0l bushels OF wheHt
y al which were upon clover tuOw. should be pleas
cd - sell with the land h sock furniture, &C. Oh
t. .,
70 by JAMIE u hOt'
".
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AN INCOMPETENT WITNESS.

The Fusion papers in Virginia pGrading c;tei
from Daniel l'll!nan OF New York, which uttcSts the
HGt1aa'fy OF Know NuiI.in.ism in the North. This
circumstance reminds "f Mr.. Ranlolrh's caution
and we want some certificate Of Uilmans virtue be-
fore We select him stakeholder. l. Ullman sound
himself! We Only know thar while running as the
IH"or@m"s candidate for the Guvcrnorship Of New
York. !e was vehement i'll dcnuucn,ion oi the Ne
brashi. T., tdy.' The testimony Of such Il man vii!
command ii;rc respect in the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
fAIrABLE FARM IL HENRICO FOX SALE

IA ! otter +: seir Q! ,Lc desirable and valu.
w ab!n farms IL Hciricp county b n. bu, d. miles
ur", Richmond By oc Plank RuGi or rlii.s bv the old
Tgg. road coulniI. $50 acre.. rs cleared ltD we'll
49,. UvrrJ the balance wei" wooded in p.ue rmd oak
-ae n!uv-:neEts coGss. of dwrin; huI-e containing
i:o,nl- with Ere pisces, good barn, good cc housc q
V-ry e"od kitchen. cgrrsEe hou-e, hen house &c
&c Veil wa'":cd every field well ami springs tor do.
asr:c There ~ 1j acres of excellent incado"
hal Asr. IN" orchard now bearing
20: ."r,l.. &c apply 10 RuFFIN & AUGUST.
S1~l.--cw'; General Agents, No. la3 Main st
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SALE OF LAND n FLTYANNA.

ENoR sn!e privately, tract Of Innd con'aning 45O
u acres, S;lS iE FurnEna county the head waters
o! Cunn,!..aln Creek. all III original growth.
Thi, l. is peculiarly adapted 70 The production Of to-
bacco of the fines, Quay commanding the highest market
vice. Il -- remarkably well, is ubundau;ly waered
Md presents iime and southern exposure.
sea for rlt euccesi production Of wheat and tobacco
Tae.e is upon the fair proportion o.: superior
nsacn land wa!,h would produce heavy crops OF coru
All !.l o., maze very profitable meadow land being
v.a six :.s o Palmyra hc county seu;, IN which point
here y h,r:o ion. great bargain bc had
In li. lani 81 ca:y application.
Mr W N Greasy living adsccpt to the tract, will ,nkc
piss.uye y: saowu: il 10 any one wishing purchase.
- MAI-TEE ( EONrAlNE
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W. ti.r' % Lind formerly owned hy the bite Ed.
80 .1u ~ -'cA";', decd, lying upon Tninahawk Creek
h.t I; ''"; : "";- Q: Wm Winree .Ir.. Abi;ah Cheat
sp.I ; . g,"c'- Ias Tract contains i;r3! acres and
t,cro , s,' !" L." .-Jwih OF corn wheat, and
,.a., o. . i .ion i very good dwelling house. with
bo-hoot @ 81 ''y l'i;ay, and the society in the neigh
tbs y.,, '!d IN the on yns growth aud much Of
cc.r D.,,, J.; mnr ioF "hca n,s-kc, mey be ad u
Fer ter. .''' .'1Hs Oui? 3. miles distant.
be made .prl - "ca r:r liberal Q curly application
Sept. ls--cw,, LOchETT q PAHkEY,
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LANDS FOR SALE.

ME authorised to sell about 2n0 acres Of land in
w tie c"UU:y # pinaiddc. on the Petersburg aud
hyt.cn Fa;S road These lands will be sold in one Ell.
TT Body or w: ." divided into farms au the wants OF
purchasers; some portions H wich will have extensive
improvements. o.r= with moderate Improvements, and
easar "'tn" av F'rsous wishing 70 purchase Will 90
~sI:' cal! on cGn be accommodating in regard
9Han'!iy. pr'c", terms o; payment. sc.
RUfFlN & AUGUST,
1"rs iss"- for :E- scs and purchase Of lands Rich
A'hi' "a MAY l2-cwtt.
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FARMERS: LOOK --.E tn >o..-- -..-..----.---

IyIIE srbscnbr: "h To YOUR INTEREST.
Chares'o"n, J"",5.., iGri!:s at hs shop IN
tr which he 20, ,hcvrc, tor -owiu. Ci,,sno,
Esir Richmond. Th- DtN ,. ME- %.'e Agricultural
m saving 9sbf se b" "'a rnr s COS sms n.
lay aui almost ,rcbes his rroa;s "a. D.t IN h. out
u. lrD-Ects. ""'rd value vi
va. .Iht iGt % as, ,as pt III M i's' y s%Sso % large h.
te t' sUrc TIE Drill has come into u.c "'ica
Gvsgr,", arising therefrom. IL is shown IL. ~ ~ 'nauy
-l.sa been made that forty pounds Of ti 'es'-
E"hty the compost attachment Is better ,han -
S.i p"'nd- broadcast. Nathaniel b. Mra,ir ~,
'i=.h" cOua'y Va, states in bis certificate thu. 49,,
,'La!, * tuau0. sowu by the Drill and compost wori
;s~" Wheat by hve bushels to She acre than =,
pounds broadcast IL Ia needless 10 say uLo.
-'':'' l:r! viii convince all farmers u; il.
N' value AMI those dcs!ring to avail themselves of il.
-, vi. ;'ie's- make application Us posi-
M IN orf" taa .uny be enabled TO supply NJ demands
&C. '.u.
AZ orders strictly attended TO- and Drills forwarded
'~'''- I" dT'ciioGs Address
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16

FACETIOvS EUT NOT INAPPROPRIATE
The Albany Alias a disposed :" h" fanny" and with
il. following success:
INITIAL MrrN!IoN-.-N W hlic Messrs. L!tncJo"n
,nI III. ,ssoro:,. ~. explaining the philosophy OF
"a:i hrcakns to the Stale Legislature. Senator Sew
ard !, urrins Congress To remove ;!c obstruction sat
H.! Gate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-16
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

VA c"'I g; :: ss- Fah.i containing -; aerfs in
w =" ,''i.y = C:,as.. S !n. the Orange nnd Alex
tna''' :'s;pad T.G milo Oi Rapid Ann station. and
II sa'ut a-i ai" O: "is- mil About go il
oie4's. me r~- goods. uf which good portion IS
Locu-i. very vsilHhr fencing There is the farm
sai"' paw cc'nyr.sb'. dwelling OF Cu- roUnethe GU.
e2.H7s> a!o ordinary. For tcrnls. &c. apply 10
RCFFiN u August
U'nc'I A;"n's 10: lie sale lnI purchase 0. Lands.
a.
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Il. II,
nov 2s--cw6n' Chnrlestowu, Jefferson county, Va

'W"iNlA--A: Circuit Court OF the City of Rich
S'Se; .e-us:y .-ss: '' ~''" '''N 90 '' ~
Ae,te .; ~@'oa @ % Frances F. Gwsihmey, widow. and a
!o:ury n" i"fcy T. G'rGlhmc:, dcceuscd by her at.
,aa more t.Ica:ng 10 the satisfaction OF the Court,
scu ., =. lars have elapsed -ince the qualihca
ee:ru, &.r.I ""nthmey, executor of the sale de-
'"~ o. 'a;thc creditors Of the said decedent
my -! Gohve.v Guy OF May next. agsnst the pay
'essrrs To estate Of the suid dcceden, to bis
week r :, coy Of this. ordc. be published once
de i.Led N It's civ ,s IN one OF the newspapers pub
Te4 of Ii. 9 ia TIA, copy he ai.o posted nt the
G7 -: u: oi The Cour, Of Iiustings oi the said
GsIDr,-.-- 4 EtSTAcE ROBINSON, Clerk.
II IN S-!p ,o'. Barrels No !. CNpp.d Herripr,.
~ sRpefoRD q CO., on As Dock