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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-28

REAL "DENocRATIc" INsrrrUrIoNs.-The eating
houses, sheds, at our market places, where, for
a dime, the poor and jaded market man or woman
may obtain good substantial meal. Indeed, we
have frequently seen, at early hour in the morn
ing, some Of our most wealthy and prominent citi-
zens luIuriating over cup Of "hot coffee and a
roHp and sitting side by side with the sturdy day
laborer, who, that he may be in time to make a
full day Of It, prefers taking his morning meal with
mine hostess at the market house. These resfau-
rants, too, are very convenient for fast young
men" who instead Of retiring TO their beds at a
proper time, lounge about tho public resorts all
night, and require las they think little some
thing" 10 take of The chill in the morning.
Hnr Hnr1rp Hnrrrsr Yesfnrdnu wan, nnnn.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-28

IMPORTANT TO DYsrEFrIcs This morning, during
a peregrination through the market, we met an
aged and very much respected citizen devouring a
huge horse cake" which, from Its appearance
was covered with melhing resembling red pow
der. We took the liberty Of asking aged friend
what induced him to eat so singular mixture !;
when, TO our edifcation he informed us that he
had been troubled for years with the dyspepsia,
and had never discovered anything that had re-
lieved him so much as horse cakes and rcd pep
PERI After this announcement we came to the
conclusion that the patent medicine men had bet
ter leave off advertising and " take in their signs"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-28

for the purpose Of giving an excursion 10 that avOrte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
COMMISSIONER. OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Mcssr-. Editors:-As m CId inc Democrat. who
has never asked anything at the hands "i our party
alnw me to say, that with v"u. ] have wnrm and
ardent desire for the and UNITY at "nr 'rkrr
in tho approaching campnlgn. | ka":v that it l. no;
ynlr ,'sic thar vuIr columns siond be- nr mcil@H
,r ii-"rgamiZcrs distract ia" Democratic '"'ty,
which j. bens done bv iir. Richard .. Morris anh
his friends. vii" have placed hs name "ci.c tin poo-
pl" "t Virginia 4. = cmIdn;, III til" '.;,rr "f Com
missioner ot the Board Of pwb!c Wcrl.s i'll this Sec
ti"H.
DR.. Graham. the pycs s"ut incumbent, is am oLl.inc
Democrat, and it" VmIy raniiiac in the Valley whose
Lame viii Ec on tic Ticket with Nlr. W,Sr. Dr. Ora.
haIn l. working maiihI- friends arc working men,
gL think, nil ustir, I" hc Valley hHt Ny. Nor.
ri i;iS iri"ud- should r'trr; wei ulwn their
course, NOR" especially o. Il" lNr. N"riEi took lis
.anccs hrior" Inc Convention N ls.'H nrd was de-
!,;cd. Mr. Srrnr will hc the candidate. Il i -i,d q"
"a" FGsin..ists aml km"w-Noihing-. With Doctor
Graham rrcr' l. danger; int il he and MI Nor
rIa should both run, defeat. inevitable defeat tn our
party must b" the result. Or, d"c@ Mr.. M"rrI-
aud his friends expect 10 .,t AID from tiI"
Know Nothing and fti-!un,s:,' Tie Democracy II!
the Valley who have stood firm ia every contest. de-
4irr t" know whether the last intends Ia chlni every
l.ug aud reject the only Valley n!iu on the ticket
an! thus d-nggi4c GGd in"rr, II not Jcopnrd!st the
success ni H." ticket in this portion ni The Valley.
have 10 interest comparatively speaking. Tor tn. sue
cess ot auy -,naliv, when tie success oi our
party is nj stake. want nothing d'mr I" weaken
Mr.. Wise here III thig strong Democratic hold. | am
might and MAN, msin% my limited Innc!ice i"r MN
and the whole ticket: but again repent, with DR.. Gr
u:n and Mr.. Morris both III the field. '!iS"fganha;!"n
and di-aiirctIHn will result and iri"at too. a. surely
the u>utTis ai,u pa" cam,!t,ur III III" field IL
is gravcly suspected that Mr.. Morris is kn"w-No-
thing: if su Mr.. Segnr will hold buk. q! thl- we
cant ,u,!; knn,villCy W. know that Mr.. Morris
has uu -trniG. sympathy with III" Democracy %, Var
mia, t,r, lat" ns ISIS, hc voted To: cen. lay!or
and. presume, has about rs much attachment tor
Whi,s and nnparv men lG"w n, ilr has for :hr DE-"
a I...' Rod I..sI A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13

"pASSAGE OF TIE VIRGINIA SrEir n'i.
BY TIE HOUSE.

We are much gra;iiiri H. hear tmnt a." ii"u.
Yesterday. b. "a v"i" al nearly Nv" I" ON. yl.'.. Too
above bIIl. It viii hr rhcrrin. news io H.'- '."'
br nt holder "i land wnrruhts-dr-""nuaH,-" 81 '''
lutiunary officers nnl r"ldcrs-to know tia lu'E 500
at Hst about To- receive the b"nrit- E" i' in" "I.'
,vn- lInss.. 3-: August, I>.'2, which have '''i .
lu!s wilhh"L. IL great H"i-ur', hE "'''''-''''
riy,m Ia that act hy the C"lIu!i--'ii'f "i iI' ''
Dicc. The ill just pissed j. m 'i"'"'"h" ~ b." g."
nrr of lS,! and l. Int"un',i ln I'in"N"". "' H. .
lin, true. intention -, that act. >iTh-' ~ ~ "'s &c.,
pear the blli wa. vigorously opposed ih- vol. n'.
ever IL II ,utltucnt r"InrI-Gi "h u"' opp sl'.".
,IuI.sc Cu.kic was Tia" patron "i "' h''' i"' -
irri having lnrn referred I" ii '"hIiniit" "n '!' d
Iicurv nI which h" l. II InrIur', 'nh ~ H'''..
n,,f,. ,lnr,d IN L- rhaTg" Il h''tn" hirG"'s ."
mI,i, mai .u,in.u i. This GWty. V" .r:gu '...
;h... win, wor,. present wa performed IN - u-ur
.I,r Lnupy. and ab: manner, winch sh'i-i.'d ,y,.
r IA, Ia. ard him ." ia" '.lustc,. {" thu J..
,,r,,,rI popularity, aided much IN c"mIn-..'- b..
Inject, H. sustained by tho ln"n,h''. o.. .
Committee and the cG;r' virginia delegations co.. .
whom M; tn' Just eXpcc;Hi E" every NIf-,iIlH
Virginia. 1t Is known, hnd made ,ulGm1u PrDntir"-
tie. officers and soldiers oi the Rr"0iH!.0u HnG w..
-l.. ce,lcd some E0UUOuGU "i acres oi land :" iu.
United States, she stipulated "aIg ror lie T'd'mh
u tie ptetig.s Mch0d mGtc I" perform which has r
quircd comparatively IN Uncomfortable uuInn"T
acre. And the bill which ha- jurt pissed The l!""-
which j. Ia h" final settlement %: the mater. "
probably no; require over JU.UG ncr--. " :" ta3lH
doubt tiut li,, senate wall Immortality lh.' 10" r
Il IL1shua,'ya S"aluri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
sEWARD'S ELECTION.-THE KNOW NO

4
THINGS RESPONSIBLE FOR IT.
The n. Y. Herald snyo ,ha, the Know No,hings in
tho n. Y Legislature .muy coupluim of the rcachrry
| Of the silver gray whiGT-"l traitors in their own
camp--but neither complaints nor explanations will
| help them now. The work is done. Seward 10 re-
elected and his triumph will doubtless satisfy Mr..
Goodwin that his vote i'm the Senate was ovcr-cstna.
ted in it's supposed value. Tho moral cilrct Of this
victory of Seward will test the soldity nj the Know
Nuhngs in this State, in the North, and particularly
az Mc .South nattonGi pol't'cH orgdn.:a.On. 1t
will bc godscnd TO the administrations and wind
fall To Henry 4. Wise. Had the Know Nothings
boascd less, they might have accomplished more
They have made sorry job of it. They have real
ised the old provcrb of tho mountain in labor deliver
ed Of mouse. They have been driven from S,,basto
pol, and have lost campaign We are not surprised
at the result. Quite likely had S"w"rd I'q"t'rd n
hait dozen rates more 10 rc-e,f Ian they m,gM hare
6Icu drnmmsd mp. 4 midc ST'r"d "s"1fc"" "mong
the Knor- Nothings, especially an The Sa"th, ~W fol-
ow ms rlrcti0n of Scmard; aud il this ncw American
party dn not look well to their dc!cnces, their camp
will be invaded their forces routed, md their pres
'S" Of invinciblc strength be destroyed. What do
they next propose to try We are anxious 10 know"
! The National Democrat tho day before tho Scna-
"rhI election, points out the "nisakc OF the Know
'''''"I in missing tho opportunity Of crushing Sc-
','' ""l Pierce II: the last Gubcrnaoral election"
''''"kS that III they stand by and let Seward
| P ''''" The S"nae SAM oN6' n d|ad c0ck {" M'
P"' -" "S'"'' ~W 'I,ct WISE by acclama'ton, ard
n""", ,''"'"s''"' deco,re Il Gyr-,ro,d and re-
proach."
pu' bitterly hostile TO the South as are the fruits of
hno~-Noth'ns'"' the dcmoraizing influence of such
aseeret party is made most glarinr by tho result in
New York. Weeks before the foul deed WINS cops,m.
mated, we showed, upon the evidence vi , corrssnon.
dent of the New York Journal Of Commerce ,h.t
Stewards election was certain. We quoted I'M, G,I.
lowing passage from his letter:
Political Know Nothngism, like political tcmrcr.
ance, is good enough when useful an clerncn, Of
success in an election but in cast asttc and d,sr-
rarded rhen no longer needfm. Wrrc tourths Of me
Wig KAOT-Nolhtngs an the Asscm6ly are "fe" ~ho
have for gears been intimately Identified ruth the Sc
scard jactoa Of tie party. Freesoil Whggery is the
altar at which they worship. In a majority of in
stances they have not for a moment swerved from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
iLBEM LAND FOX SALE.

WE offer sale beautiful Fnrh. III ih. L""'i "
w Aib.,narc lyiu. III" Eastern slope {" me >""t"
w., N1Lu:.iu listut from kr.wirS uir Nutiih ''h
lprI Kcad pci'o,.) n,ilc-:rom IN" contemplated
,,,,.lu OF the Orange nHd al.Nsndra k"!i Road on"
, M , rnI.l the Riyania liUrsc boat Improvement our
IJ contains TNNO HUNDRED AND NV ENll
EARLE AND ONE.TlllHp ACRES, 10 "i Which are
t.nrri ,ch "r.luscd and IN hi.h state "i improve
,n.u, the reminder wuois The buildings NJ" IL"
new the dwelling ls q brch TWO stories, containing ION
T,cI- "A hall AN. .ssm., and uo iaI completed Is In
he'd IN ,c very b.,' style The location Is "''S"rHsS'n
,yr bc,.ty and .ar!,iy ri scenery to! h""h ana II" i
ty,d ami GOOD 10 uuv wsLn. healthy country
,urln.r r..icn"r It i- particularly DESIRABLE ~ H"il''
IN a ,.x hours ride oi Richmond or W"-hinGioil IL Ii
arc: preferred, some 800 acres or
- g.. i,l Al ,,r uric.. Reference be had to Nj
James Han u A!bInSgS, kr-wtcE Depot or t" Mr's'7
: Il RuilI nad John Jones oi Richmond. Rni prrs"is
are requested n -xsin" icr thrn!-'!'cs = a. ui'i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
RATIFICkTION MEETING IN PDWiAIAN.

At Il large .l!d enthusiastic meeting {" the lJcli"
crIcy "t r"whntan county, held at rir '"'it ii""7"
un lh,.jth "t February, ut hcIn- coart dJ Oh mo
i.un Hilary Harris. DR.. J"tm H. liaTFIr wac '"'i
e. IT, the Char, and Chlrcs Ii. F"IS'" WAS requested
| IL act IL Secretary.
| The Chairman having briefly "NpIain"d ip' "'gcrt
Of the meeting, Beng II. Nash novel that commit
tee r tive b., appointed by the Char I" pr"rhr" res
oiutiu,Is expressive E" the scusc al The ln,ctIng-
Il,"rru,"n. tn" following gentlemen w'r" appointed.
viz: B.nj. II. Nusi:, Henry l.. I"phIns, W IIiIaIi
Oll. Jr.. WIN. T. Dnbmry and John +. Lay, VIII" re-
til,as and after short time. returned AMI reported
the l"lluwlii resolutions. wnrn were unanimously
adopted
| 1T. Resolved, That we, the Democracy "i P"wi-
tan. de- rHiiiy a sanction the nominations "i Henry
| \. Wise Elisha ". MrColnas and Willis T.. B"c"rk.
nr the offices %! Governor. Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney General, and will ~" every h'n"rabi" effort
| to scrur" their success.
| "a. Resolved. That IN" willing - rav" the
mode ." uaurHHiny Foreigners {" ilir !"Gi'!ni," ne
iI"u al Congress. wtrr" tho r"n>iIi'"l has place.!
IT, anu shall H.. <nii-ii" wItiI -H' ariI" ~ siIu
leave, the Nrrci,e vi the elective trIuchl>. IN tho
hands ui such mnv" born whites, AMI :" such Tor
"i,lrrs as have gwen that evidence "i an rirE oi
interest with aud permanent attachment to our III
Stirutiul~ H. was deemed sufficient b. our republican
! tnrctnihrr-. &C..
81 Resolved that we hold nrtiun %! political
parties assaiu. religious Sccs or cr""'s, or ""kihS
distinctions injurious such -"c.s 0r cr""d- II "iyu,
unr,aSunnblr and calculated rmbi:tcr "',i f",'
contests. ANA a. most i"ti'v"r '' '''' I
! social welfare. ,,..r..,.,,,
ith Resolved, That rpn'"rf M..' a'ni con-
Lcmn all -ccrc; nssocia"Hs i'r P"lll"", P"a
considering them Il; war Win iii'' -'"I I .o
"a ,.oI in the ruin of popular right "i' r''oh'
9TH E,!*rd, Tb", We ,ss".s ] IS H. n ne S%n3s IrF1"a m Gi
i, iir onJ n fearless champl"n ri civil and re-
f,h. Ersnly.t That . committee be appninte, 10
| r.,,,,,,3 With McsSr-. Wise, McComGs and Hnc"ck.
i ,ua.; them To address the people OF ns coum
~ On tie first Monday IN March or NJ such time as
NAV ,uit their convenience.
| Under the sixth resolution, the Chair appointed
Henry l.. Hopkins, Benz. H. Nash. iIary ilarrs.
William OH. Jr, and German L. S;ratton 20 be the
committee al correspondence.
On motion Of .Ierinan l.. Straton. il Wa. ordered
that the proceeding, of this meeting De pub!I- IN
! ;hc Enquirer and Examiner. And, there being no
other business before the meeting, motion OF John
F. Lay, the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN i. HAkEiE, Chmn.
T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

We learn that M unusual coEc"ur.C 81 ''..',i
from various rar- I'll H." state, Inc. ~ E"H!H'.
"Wednesday Inst. The opinion s"yinnG !" !'"'"''
Il Know Nothing Council was :" n" h'.i .''. W
nation oi Governor &c. Win"Gt kn""m- 10:
ot the matter, "" iut-r that t"uh'" Wis "..' ...
po-rd. however. nuiv "f p"'c.H''- l'-iI'"- 10 .'"
bi.,r;c, o, the pib!!c Works, aud that s"uu rE...
man was pacea in nomination ;"r the "iIrr n"" ..s
NV Dr. Archibald! Graham. Joseph S"@ar aHu 4: g..
,rd Morn. .vrr. both named Tor the post, nU, y. .
cline to the belief that the chaccs oi Nj S"gar '..
best for the nomination.
II !. also said that Gubcrnatorial. a.pran,s vcr. -
at,enduurc doubtless for the purpose 81 .".n. IT'D
nul-. of the Order, but trust that ANY Imam '.'
hu- willingly and otiic"usly obtrud-I. Received l..
..cold shoulder. - Fr.d@c,chSjHrg Uc,0td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
DENOcEtJIC MEETING n STS<FS

l'EMb' EAll. hEf nv IN - NHiN
At Il meeting "t the Democratic party 81 tar com
" oi Sussex, THURSDAY tine first 'inv Il" !"@rIa:.
Court Davl Dr. VIM. Briggs was appointed CuH.r
| man, and l.. w. Mason. Secretary.
The object al the meeting having been explained
by the Chairman, 10 b" Ia" ratification oi tie r"".
nations made by III" STalnson Convention, auo OIL.
appointing. delegates I" rrp!">"n tins county D" " die
r.r c"iIfcni'"i r"i"scd {" h' n".'. ~ ~"i" '''
place, tJ nonlrhtc c:.ndidair I" represent ,.' -
con-! Congressional Disfrct. Go" .Irssr !Iar-ga"' b..
i.rcd The following resolutions winch w"s'. ri.!.
mruHIy Gdop:cG:
]. Resolved, Tint we cnd"rS" III" m"tEIrnl"1 90.
STATE officers, made nj the late Stam!"n '"uy'.'.
and thai '',lcl:,c lives. uGr lrgtui.>, ru. .
st'red honor IL Use all FAR, gi"u |n. ....
ln"HlIs within our power I" s"cU!" th"ir ',""ii.u
:. Resolved. That the D"m""rHt> III ""'u 'i"-..''.
rial district. forthwith form t!Irln-",,- into 81.
committees nnl - t. work, r above MI - 2" '.n
polls.
Dm ihc suIlrc OF h"h!In@ Di-tr@i '""'"a" .
tho following resolutions w"t' nd"Weo:
tri't convention in the town "i Suffolk. "u lN" -''
Monday H March r,N'. - h"iU1i'ni' Il 'H''" il.. .
represent IN" III Congressional district ID Vie I...
Congress ui the 4 States.
> i,,3o,v.d, That hrrv !,l"LHj,'- t." HVru.'.'. .'
the u!",iWr r., resent tho count" =" N;s-;t 10 .'
convention.
s. Resolved, THAI the delegates from ..l- '"9 ...
he uld they ar. l,I,hv instructed - ".'.. e.. 81.
Hon. john :. Nll.uu it~ ~, r!.u. az -, l!.-
provided he does NOT in any way r.v"r know.
.hIngain.
Under ;l!.. u resolution 'l,. Iu.ru- o., ,,'.:0. ...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
m,.V RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rrs1,sl,ro pulN '>p SiN' WEEKLY,
,,r.-,,r. PRYOR n DtNNAfANT.

nay Paper scrn ayst- per ams num- ana ,m n' os 1ns
rae ot ssI or @ 70! ys ,r Srs per snn ' "d ""S
year t"' u" months. PAYABLE il advance. 10 b. pad
thfse 1r rrg,.ci " mil p'-tv"id or 81" dollars
per shh', y ,bi ,Nr tnuy bS rcmitted Per mnil, in
.ri u, ava;ysSIc B,l 1t 'h| rk OF the Editors
as @ . ?s <z . 'ay % ACCOUNT ] to SS the ESii %f
:, :, ,L, accumulation ut po-H:r'h III ah extensive p"'
III: w. " SIrb operates Ii ,,r!yI- laN upon Emiors
sme's' ""'" ftRNS OF ADVERTISING.
. D,yIy E>oriErR--fuy rES lines or less, inst
,,;rn inv cents and every uccccins insertion TWEEN
ty.fvc Il l. r:t"a once aw'"E twice u week oi
in-eyua a'r: Tie hr-l.
Aruun advertisers Charge! my d"a:s for TWELVE
In,i AID n 'h; proportion !ur advertisements OF creator
en.,h c>c"p, Lottery N"ucrs md Auconeer=, who are
charged SIo1. paper in"t"'iriO
iS rgE SlMIWrEkLY -Eur TEN lines or less, hrs; III
seron seventy i.,' cc' each continuance my cent?
q" Al oD:uG'Ie. n!d IrrGtcs Ut iie>p"c., exceeding
rIol,T lines Hrc charged Ior H- advertisements.
orders from distance mus b" accompanied with t''
sy.,cc ply satisfactory references, "Nec"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
THE Truth IN \ NUTSHELL.

The Washington corr. .l"n'lrnt "l the Savannah
Georgian clearly sun'- uI the ''ruits "t Know No
hngism. Since hi- letter WAS written. VIM. H. Sew
ard has been elected. ;r moreover, Durk"c. an ah"-
lionist. has been chosen t" the t. :. Senate 10y the
Wisconsin Legislature" (Which controlled by
Know Nothings. Il Is bcnutirul panorama. to pass
before the eyes "i Southern men. Oh the blC Ceecl
"fruii. Of the New par;y,"i in ,hc language Of Bur
lingamc, one ol IT," "hi''loi Knuw-N"thin1isin!
For the last day "r two and since the news of the
election of Wilson the Ming OF the Ahnlili"neis and
Prince Of FrrcsniIcs, hy the Know Nothing l.,giS
lature of Massachusetts, thu di-riplrs "l the Powers
of Darkness ahnu: Wnshin. ton particularly those
from the Sonth, nrc b"ginmn. la look f"r Il hole 10
creep out ni. This h"wvc is Just what Il sensible
man should have booked 'l ir"ma combination whose
first principle and nnin element nf strength ~ r'
clolls intolerance. AMI persecution for opinions saLe.l
don't think the Nhir nj til" south stand such Il
MASS is now prc-'nr,"! hy the Know -N"hmSs--
Think oi il. Southern men asked !" support aud
join body of p"lilrtns~ wh">r a"- leaders are the
South ahlcst AMI warn~si enemies. john /. Hale
il there now, burr"wing about the Capitol, and or
ganzing the Know Nothings. 1had. Stephens :"
Pcunsylvania ri the most nltra and Jealous ab"-
litionists in the Union nl prominent candidate for
the L. :. Senate before the present Legislature al
PENNSYLVANIA, is another leader
Gardner the Know N"tlng Governor of Massi.-
chusets is out i'll fryer Of the repeal Of the FugItlvc
slave Law aud the Nebraska Bill 80 is Pollock. the
Know Nothing Governor Of Pennsylvania. Harlan.
n.Whir, Fusionist, and Know Nothing, notorious
Abolitionist, in favor OF the repeal Of the Fugitive
Slave Law and Anti Nebraska, lns been elected by
a Know Nothing Legislature in Iowa overa Nebras-
ka Democrat. This i, nui a-tlIc Michigan Lcslsla-
tur. Know. Nothing, too has instructed its Senators,
General Cass and w. Stewart, both sound National
Democrats, to vote fw the repeal U; the Fugitive
slave Law and the Nebraska Bill Aud last, but not
least, the Know-Nohnss in the New York leslsl''-
ture, hating slavery and the South than they
do Catholicism and the Irish will elect iNm. Ii. Sew
ard, friend Of the Irish aud the Catholics, but q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
MARBLE YAKU

DIN /. ROGERS, 9Th Street, u.nr Moir r;.,
~ Va D7Nrrin Egyptian Italian aui tu.rr "Tnn,aG W
aDM'NEnTS, T0mBs, GRAVE srONES KBi:E:
f'htsS OF every description, WALL PLATES fuiIrri' FL
& 10. "'"iS,
~! d"-!.m in Carving executed In the urh, 60, u,,
yr!or- from tho country, with city rctcrcncc, pron,I
Ssns"i 10. 'I"S
N Rogers having served his time in one of the la, ,..,
'''A.hnlcmis IN New York City, and having much exp,
' ~ h shop will ero entire satisfaction as amy done
"::tuf Sulril Oct 5-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13

a PATRItRcH.--Maj"r Isaac Means. .: T.. =.
county, Va, native OF Hampshire has i"urtc'H oi
drcn, one hundred and seven grand chl'''r":' ...'
torty-iour great grand children. lie is now rs
eighty-tirst year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-13
Hr Tho GnNernOi
EEDEMPri0N o. VIRGIN sIN PER GENT
= hEHT '

TIME HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING tEHIlFi-
i GATES OF DEBT ISSUED by the stat" Of Virginia,
ss,r.nahr the Sh day {" March, isi nni afterwards
w,g. period cHc."i'!s h!,"cn years Will 'nk" no
- .-t " Tie Commissioners ~ II, S.HSS"S fh"" ere
a:si b; Of th, General assembly OF Virginia pa.s"d
o. 10. g0! day March, l>3. will proceed Oh The first
la l.: April sLj, redeem the said certificates u the
Of the Commonwealth nio.csaii The crs u
Sal! criIcnt.. are Y,sLlrc the said Ers day :" Aini
70 surrender the same the Office vi the S"c"ud auditor
Lni whether surrendered the interest thereon VIII
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GEORGE r. SWAMI,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY,
r JAcHsoS, MISS,
PnN ICES Law in the several State and Federal
OUT "".d NJ jackson, and in The Circuit and Probate
T "' ilnis and Ike neghbUring eastern counties. He
tr; G s"Id 10 the payment Of and redemption Of
- -. "nis Il; til. Auditors Office
r,r % S'pa"n X. E..l,~ton Esq; Henry P. Irving;
N-sr. Sa.r aar Marx, Esq Cashier Bank Of Virginia,
----'.''tr i 'ih.un Rirhuoul Va Nov lij-cly
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Sli3,7UW

SIfO IVV
lho-" holders al certificates who desire 10 redeem by
toruey mu-; II residing beyond the limits OF the United
Sh' hcaEow" :" Ia" pcw"? before som" Minister ftn'
po'"t.:a'?, charge A'arrs Consul General Consul,
'''' oi-u o Commercial Agent appointed by the Gov
WI "' - ~" "tcd States foreign country or be-
,;'' III" proper officer al any Court Oi such country or
' H"'' 70" Other Chief Magistrate OF nny city town or
p''N" '""i"sn !; residing in :he United states, the
- ''s N"n' '"'"r" Justice Ot the Pence, Notary
'' ~ 'in..-'!"n"r "t beds appointed by tho Gov
, % v, ,-yh' / -G:rl"Ij In all CASES, the certificate
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlTGHIE, PRYOR Il DCNNAVANT.
--~>~~N~>~>>~~>~~~>-~
WIN ?. RlTCllIE s. ROGER 4. PRYOR. EDITORS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1859.
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CHARLIE, X. EuRsLE. Sec'y.

SECRETARY OF PERUVIAN LEGATION
WAsHIHGrON, Feb. 9.--S. ). Cox, Editor {" .ie
Columbus OhiU,l Statesman, has been nominated 4"
the Senate S Secretary Of Legation Peru in place
Of Mr.. Miller, withdrawn.
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yu,uy SLAVE L,Ron WANTED

u lh~. t',"r and kaiawla Company will pay
wca:-ag" A "f ;"n balance Of the present year for
H"'t Ii. ..'nl n"cro quarrymen and laborcrs to
:, 'ye his civ r. t--;.pn Of q stone dam. four miles
.a III" middle Of ~ * be hired any time between this
middle Of D.r,I .,I ssi can be returned after
Ii on th" ,e,,s; hb0!as hands are also wanted 10
" u" Canal, from this city to Coum.
pny. '"' MI be Isid q, tho cxpcosc of the con,.
T.. Slpctn,ana, f.. l.. CHIN,
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LETTER EituM NEW ENGLAND

N,~ ANIL bY rdom Eno,"- NHi,"a,sa. ms Ors@'n"''d
-ih"i",0ns}fsS sS'"' h.'a" :, .i' IL E'""''' L""@"s
--.Ihc ipi1nGy ot + a",c- N,'iircs" imici"1hH
I.rirr, l,.a. f,.o. Sam. U".tJ" %iogrh' H5,'1T
Ihottr1.t>'s, A".
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~ 4 ssasEEs& r.

ANOTHER EECAk~Ur-ANCvuEE DrGRA-
DING Surrender uF ArI,- -pppkp
NiIIGGERY'
We find the following in tho New yn,E i:yDr,,.-
silver Grey WLi..:
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= fos sale i,r NE cANDL ES.-l0O boxes receyinr
'eh u J.. II. sKlNKER & CO,
Cary streeI
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EESTTCEY WUIGS

WING PARTY aBASnONrn q
We have in III" Franki"rt "Cnmm"pw-Hl:h' WI,
nr:.r h" c"n.rrcda settler To- ih" Nhs State Cr.
vriiion. r,n,na,ing from III" "pow"r- tiaT h i l."
State Capitol. Tia. - "i'nGun0nwcnlth' sI'-.
1T i not ,xpgrlc, thut the Nhl- >,g;r Convention
will be- held mlI the I'd I'll bchruarv. l. MAY h Da
> .rL ihin.: ,rtiei that rlrr" will h. un VII >'l,"
Convention til"r,. "l that dny Int the NbrE ;";hra,
t"nmitte" har" vet decided Tor wla: ia, thereafter
III" Convention shall b' called.