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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
VIRGINIA aGRICULTURAL FAIR.

From what we have seen and heard, VIC "ro 'uil!
Justified in stating that the State Agricultural F"ir
in the full tide OF successful experiment. f'stera'!
there was in attendance the largest crowd that ever
filed up Richmond. We shall not stop to refer I" ''e
various items Of tho Exhibition-which we shall reg
ularly report in detail, in another column. bu' W.
can freely say that tho Panorama Of tho human r"'
presented yesterday in various phases, OF h'u'''''
women and fnc.lookng men, was great ana "o''
d.rful feature of the Exhibition. Every face seseu
wreathed in smiles-every seemed TO be rr'ua ''
the dear Old Dominion.
To say nothing Of tho amphitheatre Of beauty
which filed the immense central pavilion there YVES
very large circle of individuals, around lie hos''
grounds to witness the finished evoiu''ons OF the
yns Military Institute Cadets and the cHc'''ns '''
pay of ,ro,,ing horses in animated contests s'n"ns
&C.
On the whole, the finest spirit, and complete suo'
Cess, attended the proceedings yesterday. The num-
. nre,ent exceeded that Of last year and must have
amounted to 2O,OOO. The triumph OF the Virginia
Agricultural Fair must now be regarded rs hxec
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TRInETE OP RESrECI.

IL HANOVER CCrS!Y COURT, OcTcDEE 2yrIi ~
Tho Court b.ins sbout TO adjourn. g .r.' I"
Richard.on E.q offered me following rT.gu4-'.
,oluIion, which " src unanimously siop,"d:
Tn, Court hnvia; heard. with pro:oun! 5o::.. . -
Jenth # CARTER 5RASrON, ESQ EaG Co. CIl '..I...
r GOODALL, lie late highly t:,t!n2 24i':". r.'
efficient lncuIber,; in OF the nislfnc..ps =
lion of Providence wilci hiss remove: .fOl: fI
md judicial! association tEpse ;acI! EgIy "r.a'
rn! brother magistrates do adop, the :6s''r f.s'
luLion-:
l. Rc-c.rel That IN the death of Carer b:sI r. 3,
sni Co. Charles ?. GsOds, .he coGny Con- O! !:
has cd :.o ooe o.two o. s noe, iiI! h"E 7 l
useful menlscrs and tho people OF tie c"""J 'A.i . 80
her mort upri!n puo:c spirited all! ce'o-t'. :. .
whose official energy purity an! 'E'!a! sa' e. a.
who's. private up.igu,Ees integrity AID ~. " :5.1.
them whether IA private lubic :e, u1os, 1>".: + -n
highly valued members Of :his ccnl'nuni'y
B k.,oynL Tia, VIXEN men Of sGco rar" hr f... :!
o,.r,;c. Ind y;rrucs removed from the seen"
car,lv u,e uIues and honors. II e ~ IDLE OT Cs.nlo
taan, ,,r ny wish sstte. the dead o. The !iv,
nyoL.s tram their .elo citizens tha ;rihac c-
-,sr,rs. but ths such tribute IS prompted bg .af 81
,no,iye o. publ: duty. which demands that su,h
hid nc held up worthy OF pubic LGhra;igG la .a
end that the noble public un prsaro 9urties 9.'"s
lam integrity and v!rue nlsy receive their yIt
g. Resolved. That slight token Of our h:7i,
,oa Of the merits Of the deceased, the m:,:S
Court and Bar and officers o the CoarT. VA! w'er
u.ual badge G! m,uruius tor thirty days
s. Resolved, That copies Of these rcsoli:crs -" s'-
on tue minutes Of this Court be sent to re .Ei
.an,.r of the deceased a:d pub!ithed n the
OF ths City of Richmond; aad tha :nrthsr - =
respec, TO those wbose memory they des:zl 30 !"i1
Court does uoW adjourn oopy-!'s:s
WIN. o. WiASICN Z. 6. =
-. Other RiehInoad papers Will rie".s eVis.
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D0tEOXE JlSD EOR SALE,

EyoR SALE: M plantation, en- the Roanoke River
n in the county OF Meckenburg, conainnG lay survey
acres, OF which (nlso oy survey l31i acres
es poles rs and - IS poles OF second low grounds
making CT first ard second low grounds, ss acres ana s.
branch st joining the low grounds making in sll some
thing more than 400 OF valuable 1a land Oi the
high land. there about aO acres in orsinSl wocd' wei
mhrred; much OF il fair Tobacco lcud Tho low grounds
d we'll drained
TERMS OF SALE.-Onet third Of :he purchase money 10
be paid on the 10Th OF Deccuhcr 1885, when TILE shall De
made and full possession given; the balance N be PAID In
TWO equal annual ns,amcns be secured By deed OF
tus. upon the land.
Possession 90 far a. unny necessary for sowing wheat
70 be gwen at the usua! tinne Ia tie fall
My post Office is al Farmvile.
,Hns ,u,f HENRY 2 WATKINS
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DIED.

DIED, September 2it!, 1855, of Typhoid rr~c', '-- r
Planters Ho;e. III Aberdeen, Mississippi, jGi:H q. .-
sou o. james T.. Bn--. OF Chesterfield Courtv -. .
ubout % yenrs.
Tho subjcc; OF this .ke,ch y""a- . -
moral worth tine intellectual endowment. ""3 ,s-....
ed ia his Intercourse with society those pr"p"s'.. s
OF character that coulj bat wiz the good "T Ir, r
Of those vino knew him. lie lsit La Gr,n.n " ,. ..r
renee AlnJanl sh0r: time since. wner' l." '- '-
vabo t,tIucliO!G II n:iIi-at Emi sc!"!"r u.#
solicitation Of II Trend II Aberdeen iCr 'i.'
OF .eachiu .cEor H. bringing with him o." T.'', 'lr
non OF the Professor, the good ~;sl"s o '1r - "
an honorable discharge from the ius'iidoa ..s'-
nias Death :op soon: rkc ,e frost u! n. 3=I,, -
his: of thu bright hopes ,s youthiu fnncy rn,t =,
No .ietcr's hand was lri upou bic bow a Of:
death 10 kind mother irtii3r so2d b? 80: .'.-
with pal un,a sOl!c;ude, fhc lamp C HE " '' 81.
tho socket aud then expired forever lie dI" - F ,,
oi the s,run.er, v5iunHr exile rom ho!h" d! -
tive land II. caG,o among us bu: f-'r "r"r-
mind fired with enthusiast, aud hi herr nr' '' %
firmly hxri Il, ti. turmuIl- Ut e IL" nnd .r'
70 plsy with nc.lc fortune IN mn Vi known C.i. II
loose tipnn the .rCn' 81 iir leaving hF ~ g..
Ia tho will 0f HIM Grn'c all things wei i.. '.tr
Tor wise purposet lad hun p:o-;rat" gpon .. -
sickLe.s soon thc cold hand q: death wss !HIi Vi
An he was cand 10 ais home III the skies.
Peaceful be his sunibcr in thc grave where s,....
hath laid him. La GRAZ.
Lyncnuurg (va) papers please copy.
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Bosros, Oct. 26.--,Tbe Whi.s ut suirii --..-.,.
hac their ratification meeting in Fnncuii i;.,. ..s
evening. Between two aud three thnu5ana .,.-.,.. .
werc present. The Hon. Pcleg W. Csarii.- pee. .
d"d and speeches were made by hin, the H. j..
Stevenson and others.
The know-N NulhinSs a'ro hal large to-. -.-..'.,
proccssloi parnding the streets with brn:s g.: ...
transparencles banners, and fireworks.
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TIE CASE DE pASSNpRE' uIj.t,,.y

TIE CaoE OF PASNMURE WIL!.iNM" ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Ju!Se ksmr mad
order to-day in the Williamson case ,.fy-.,..
Ieave asked for his counsel 10 present i r
from him, hrcnuse he is s;ill in cnul.nD: n.! o..
titi"n d"cs NOT purge himself. Bar, - t!.a 90: .
may purge himself, lhr Cnur; also ori-r,I tar.
Sald Williamson shall declare under oaih o. p. ..
ton that he Is willing Ia answer such n,"fro ,..
nS may be addressed by the Court, ouchr.. 4. 90.
heretofore inquired into by hqbla< ro,p.s. '.s. .
M"ro "a! shall bring him before the ju,i., II! COS.
chambers, tO sbde the notion cr tie anu.r
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MORE PROOF FOR TIL; SOUTH.

II is almost impossible to open know-Sothing
organ without discovering new eidence Of the fact
that Know -Notbinsism is based on a deep seated
hostility to the principles Of the Kansas BILL We
have just finished perusal Of aspeech, Of Daniel
Ulman, delivered on the third of October, at Troy,
New York. 1t abounds with the usual e1,ravagant
declarations concerning foreignen and Catholics and
of course concludes with tha, genuine Know-Nothing
sentiment, that "Americans shal rule America. -
Umnn, it will he recolected, vas the KnowNo-
thing candidate for Governor ofSew York, one year
ago, and believe he has boer regarded as one Of
the few northern Know Nothing, who would adhere
to the Philadelphia Platform After deuouncing
President Pierce, in general TENS, nc proceeds thus
to speak Of his approval! ofhe Kansas bill:
And yet this Democratic President, forgetting the
solemn responsibilities Of his |. .l position lent him
self to the scheme of Northen Senator to reopen
the agitation which had shaka the government to
its centre 1t WAS crime against the nation. In the
terms Of the French aphorism ..t was worse than
crime, it WAS Il 6iundcr,"
The Missouri Compruini. yas in its day, on
honorable settlement OF dilul, Question: by honora
bic men, There were, at the,ilne, just doubts Is 10
its constitulionaiity. But bon Houses of Congress-
containing such men as C,y, Pinkey, Randolph
Mncon, and LOwndcs, passe it, ard the rresident
Mr.. Monroe, and Il Cabne: consisting Of Adams,
Crawford, Calhoun, Ihomps n, and Writ, unanimous
ly concurre. 1t was timellonored compact. For
more thnn thirty ycnrs the 'inn had sacrcdy guard
ed its Observance as snltan duty. | know that
Mr.. Clay SO regarded il. TIE Compromise of 1850
lent an additona! sanction h it. How amazing then
WIS the fatuity Of Franklin Pierce and Stephen A.
Douglns to reopen this quetiom, and set the nation
alloat again on rapid Stu Gagaton, without chart
compass, or ruddcr.
This Northern President and this Northern Senator
with the aid OF fory-four Northern members of the
House of Representatives and sixteen Northern
Senators, repealed the Missouri Compromise, an act
Of unparalleled folly. 1t ba. not only destroyed the
Wing and utterly dernoraizcd the Democratic party.
but it has alarmed nIl the conservative men Of the
nation and placed in imminent jeopardy tie integrity
Of the unun of these States. 10 my mind Southern
statesmen made mistake scarcely to be retrieved
when they accepted this psIry bid from, the hands OF
Northern Senator and Northern President. IL
can be OF no practical advantage to them, and may
lead TO fearful results. Had they refused il, the
American people would have been relieved from
vexed, disorganizing and unnecessary agitation, and
tho South would have been entrenched III an I'M
pregnable position Perhaps it is not too lnc to re-
treve the error. The conservative men Of the na;lo
North and South, have it III their power to do 81" il
they will join hands in sirt Of moderation, good
fnth aud patriotism, on Tie basis Of The dner'eaH
OrcRn, :dkE0R.
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WHERE is JOHN y,y p1,EEN The wasl

WHERE IS JOHN VAN BUREN 1.-The WASH
ington Union, in rnunly and straightforward mali
ncr, reviews Tie recent speech of John Van Buren, at
Oswego, and comes to the conclusion that the doc
trines that Mr.. Vau BureI advocates are no; demo-
cratic doctrines. In conclusion it says:-
Itis hardly necessary for us to comment OH these
sentiments. They orect an impsssublo barrier oe'
tween Mr.. Van Buren, umd the democratic party
They place him so nearly On the platform w'tn
Mr.. Seward, that it is not ea.y to decide which is
mott hostile to the democratic party He sfur keep.
ing Kansas out of the Union at all hazards unless
she comes in free State. Mr. Seward is for ihe
same thing as to Kansas, any other Territory that
may hereafter ask admission. Mr.. Van Buren, effect
uay cuts himself loose from the national democratic
organization by avowing these sentiments. we %
not assume to read him out Of the party, but we
should be untrue to democracy if we could hesitate
moment TO furnish The evidence contained III ms
own speech that he has read himself out ofthe party
Mhen southern Know Notbings shall quote from MS
speech 10 Tx unsoundness the northern democracy
le. u oe auswerod ut once that neither John Van bu
fen' nor any Other who entertnins these senti'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
.y,TTIRLE FARM IN vIRGlSiiiH; nj

-AvlSG leased or a ,orm OF years ,xse.. high TO-
Ill White Sulphur Spring. 10 pS';l ,r;l bc kept in the
PS..''"n 'Ss ,ae ~ndsr.sncd offers i0r SALE 'N'
III. ,srn which surrounds the Sprinss rounda remark
PTss; S :na ssa ss
made tho best possible meadows. Arr I sts %, M year
ed lUO bushels OF single sere IN 10 I'D In 1854 bud
~ss the season produced buAc The If Urn the best IN
susceptible Of division and is certainly one Vi '-' "
on Is. Of December meS ro% a"a da,e
oi delivery ,.cuar, enquire of the subscribc: Sy rt-
l 70 Warrenon Springs VA or TO WASH
instun. D. {. THOMAS GREEN.
Vi.
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yALTIARLE FARMS FOR SALE.
HApPAHANNOCK LAND FOX SALE.


II OFFER for sale my Plantation III kcnmonn county,
Mulberry lslan,) about miles above TnppahShhock
nns milo. below Smiths wharf landing Of the steamers
,hs, plr between Baltimore and Fredericksburg IL so
Joins Hands OF Or. Wexford Mr. Goodwin ana oe.s
,S are arabic divided into three ies) the rect well TIM
bercd cxccp, portion. which is hsrdnarsh ana en' h
ol,ient Grazing The coil is rs we'll adapted TO ID"
,rou,h of wheat and corn lands in this nciSnooI
hood which could be bought for $50 per sere ~
i. we'll wn,crcd tho road from the forest 10 ,ni n
d.sccuds a gentle slope; ovcrsecrs house n"u
houses in good repair, and six new cabins loI cnn
very cornnIodous and OF the he.t bc va
. - ,,,r which has been steadily advancing rT, m
70 year and It's convenience tor delivery view
Intention Of men Of enterprise Persons wen NJ has
rye pte,ESIh ,h. a,,s rr.n. accommodating: Ad%'e''
'h"so' VI 'N' '''"'' ARTHUR H. H. BEliNAkp'y,
! rreu'itN--LS------
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FALL OF SEBASrOpOI..-On tic IL, ...- a:,'
public celebration took place in Now ~ .,.. . .
the fall of ScbastopoI. i Tc D.Ym WI, r..... .r..
the Cathedral, and salute of trrr" nur .as ....t
tired The celebration was, however, pn;.;ru 30. 81.
French par; OF the town, all the res; rem. - %. w
r:cp0te, and tho shipping in port l.!a-.r, Z. ,..,.
their flags.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
TI:cK InoE CORN ANDPLNSTEK MILLs, Sc

[ =.
S6SiE above ils having been built and nhded TO- inc
Il public can. be accommodatcd promptly WIN WIZ.
having ihrir Corn GROUND into Meal "f inc oe' 9ua
and ai,n win Corn and Coo Mra feeding stock by
WHICH j, is estimated saving OF one'hrd Is realized
Corn in tine enrs in bags will yield about nn eqnH!
usr,ity of the Corn and Cob Neal making most excel
-leat feed ~.
The tanners on tho James aud Ri'snns River', and
ohere can also obtain frs.h ground Plaster o the be't
mG,v M v,uch below the Richmond price To ,aose who
send nag. 10 nut ;nke loose %I ne iu!nisneo
nj 81 81 per ton les. than ire R.ch,nOI.d price.
Apply 70 Mcssrs. Creushaw S Co.. Rcninend, nj the
Mill, on Inc Jane. River and KHrawhH Carhl, or 10
| o., an-- --r.w.w JOSEPH ALLEN.
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l. { CnL;RT OF CLAIMS.

WA.HIsGrON, Oct. 2S.-ln the Court OF OIH'a'S
Yesterday il was decided that the performance OF e.
ira mail service by the government contractors rem
dered necessary by the increase Of mail mater, con-
s,iIuteI an implied contract with the go'een'heh'
which was valid.
In the case of Mr.. G. Emery. who claimed unGer
au agreement with the former superintendent o! tne
Capitol extensions. it decided that the peti,i"h
mus, slate the OF the superintendent as wen as
his authority to act in the matter.
The ur,uncnt in the Florida uud sr the Span
ii, r.a;v of 1919 was commenced, aud viii probably
occupy several days. These cases are numerous "nu
involve millions OF dollars. rr
The docket Of the court ls rapidly increashg; lno
" General Armstrong case was postponed I'll! next
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

Our gifted friend, Hope says the South SIDE Demo-
crat,l delivered lecture on saturday night ils be.
fore the Richmond Mechanics Institute. Spcu.n.:
OF his address, the Dispatch pHy4 him the iullowin;
hG,dsomc compliment:
On S@f"H"y "gi' the c;r.zons were asuin PRE-
scni ming The ample aad beautiful Hail. and id
mrng the sieciIHtIs there displayed. MIR. Hope, of
Hampton hadc very capital address und si;l-
ccIeiy r':rct ''al owing to Tie extent Of the room a
large numn:r in"vI.: an TIE outskirts. aud 10 The
want nl Suiiiccni power IN l.;s u"n voice, Ie was
heard by Only par. ii he congrcs alton. The nd
dress WIS ihuliy conceived i!l S language ,,,;nirn-
be- Ii was devoted iu review u! the p!u.r.ss uf
society III ms c"nI;ry b mmiT; with Tie Provincial!
days wheh 'Eere wHa orrr cii"yng ;hr combined
and gIGahlIc Influences ~ Educuuu, Governmental
| support ana rUns"!ated wealth, and coming Gu.rii
through the revolutionary err to the present times
"cn frcscF!p':vc rights ET distinctions do not stand
IN tllc way q! g"H':s, cEr@r" and merit; but every
man becohitS the architect uf Is oym fortune and
tlimc' Inc doacc!nH of IT, grand days ii the an
GEM l"hi!hni was very admirable, aiI the gradual
s"phi-H"i "I ne eUcrb -Occiy al those times
crssl'ies arising ~ the new world, and Irlcl! iniinr!
he revolution was portrayed IN Il mnnmcr AT once
phi!"sofil'c and h, nut;iu In word. Mr. Hopes
address deserves the wurnrst praise ipr s c!.,ic
iHheuhGc liz vigorous hna! ye!s md te sterling Re-
PablcnE Orthodoxy. We regret that he had not thu.
voice ol SicntUr 10 have been heard by all III the
Hail.
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IIHE7IAKLE LAND FOR SALE

n Land adjoining the Farm on which he resides con q
tanning 2,OVO acres and known as his BEAIEkpAM
FARM The Land il OF good qualify ht' well WIN I
a,umn al Be,ton Lsuds On the Braveran Creek, which
has high reputation The product OF Tcoaccn and Is
little EXPOSED 10 Hoods with fair proportion ol linocrea
L.ni conveniently located for the use oi he Farm Inc
improvements ar" Overscer's House. Germ House,
Stable and Barn. with Tobacco Houses tor curing ;oooo
pounds OF Tobacco The Farm Is within ~ uilles OF
Scosvle ard situated on the Plank Road loading that
place The payments may be mado 10 SUI; the purehssc
be paving the .ntere.t annually. TUCKER COLES
S..p,.
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THOMAS GREEN.
+. CiEIT BARC:AIN IN 4 FARM IN BUCK.

lNI;NAM =
iSG TO FARMrllLE.
EJiIE Subscribers are authorised TO sell great Bargain
in f,r,n located above. ltcontans ON ncree ana
ell improved and will suit nny one who wishes 10 pur
chase very desirable place. There nrs few better I'm
proved places in the country 1t lies on he waters ot inc
upper Willis river with good portion OF hat land ana
&C. The wa.r ia excellent, and the hcahh equal 10 any In
the Commonwealth There n large orchard OF Apples
Peach Pear mud other fruits The neishborhood 10 exee
leor. Terms very accommodating. Apply to
0c. ia.rIm GODD!S 4 APPERSON.
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We cordially endorse ihc following compliment of
the Examiner in one nf the luo,i remarkable ai,l
striking books uf the day:
WHY ARE THEY SILTNT7

II aNT. lifi1 SILIN
MT. rnzhnghS w"r.;, nn II" "fuliurr ri Free ST.
ri"ty, which VA. i!rt !lv";auly nrlircd - he Esr-
nm'n'r' has "'ncc int wiki Il 1aiirriu.. reception
from thr Southern !rr,s :!d southern pcrp. general
!y on" OF the iG"-l b...an: Hni ,.Gi," men IN f,.
Southern country "",d ,'' other day line bold
crt D""k IN announcing -rr1i ir:ii- -; tho cc.M.y.
why Is the Nur;h >..rut Do i!Icy a1init Free
Snclrty t" hc in!arc, nui Grr .hry waiting, only
Tor 'rceiry I" 70; back, t. rr"r:Huiz" Oh wholly
GiirfCnt rncIri.risr srcE-lig with private property,
religion marriage, Sc. uS,css !mcuIibramc.s Ii
not, they should answer hr. fii2hmghs book; for rs
preface and scc"u! and nri chapters contain ali Ir
rny "i !Gcis nGd ""I!-,IUr- that niyk: "ut q very
strong ease, Ia say iir least p" l.. The GIi-ciatirn
silent contempt VIII not rhurnl" those facts GEi nj
mi,sio!>. prevent i. wnriis looking into ti,.
suiJ'c' -! slavery IN r.w riihoc. juGG:;i each
tree 10y rs fruits II slavery hr bad, Is Ere. So
cie;y w"rSe? II" History ii the EG.'I,H Poor
Laws Is :Ir nn ..,'rry =. "F,e, Srrcty,' Tor oaI,
III EnEan! mas liz" rAi .i:Iir -" falsely cG!.d, un.-
rrrsa liberty been n"r :rr ary rii.ih ui tim G.:
large Scale. HAT :.s;-ry Gi.ci"-,> iaUch mere Of
human misery HLr misfortune ihan any otlcr history
whatever, embracing >l..:.a period of space Gi,.
time. That i, lie on. lar AMI ul ,Xp"rI.l:"t yc.
made ci free eoc.rr AN. lnrrc s"i aud disastrous
tlGrc Il would Lr !m.:'.s."i. TO c".!,c.yC They
making similar cXprr.iErn: ~ tl." North Judging
from tue number ~ !-ins II ':oja not work well!
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IL al l.h

MARRIED n. the Monumental Church, on T::csG.@ ..
Instant bv Rev J imbl-r W"ed. Er. RlCI;i!. 81. 80.
piSGTON TO HANNAH ELIZABETH, daughter %. - ,.,,f
A Wed, all OF this city.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NeHVENIBER 2. 1888
JAMES BARRON HOPE, ESQ.

mcnts ani stands Tie Van Barren platform "i 1873,
can claim fellowship with III" national democracy.
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SAW MILL BcRSr.-Om the night ot ~" :, 81:
October, the steam saw mill ol Pail + Mrro..
situated about five m!les from Christians: us. W,...
gomcry county, destroyed by fire. :. J.. 80.
posed to be the work OF IN incendissr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

HARPER'S FERRY ARNoKY.--Col Craig i =. at
Of the Ordnance Bureau, has recently been - s.
annual visit OF inspection of the armnrv NJ r ...., ,
Ferry. We are gralifed also to hear iiat -n.... ,
ot the model gan have been forwarded. VII. --
authorized the employment Of some OF tie hg.; ,.,,
were suspended from wGrk, and that il !, y., .i 10.
few weeks the remainder the piece. - h.. .-.
warded, and thus authorize The ,atro ...yar - ,
establishment. IN be put in full aud ac:irl nr...r D.
= tktrttnsbnrg Rrpubiir1g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02

Oxford, \. C., October e---ctf i Eic,,,,o,d ~, Y
FIFTY EOIL1RS EEWNLn

EF The premises OF Frederick Anderson On the 25h
~ June last, negro nnn named FREDERICK cf low
rNare, about 2 Of acs, Of hight complexion speaks
Me on Leigh Street, i'd ms Street ut Mrs Mary
ti4,'ons Inc above rcwar! o! h:ry dollars will be
p.d No :aken cat o: the Stale O. Virginia or twenty
ave dollars il taken the State and d.,rrrcd IN Fra
Az anderson. or to Edward II. Eacno