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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-08-12
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ARrIcLI DEUxIEME.

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Jsnvier, parmi les aints de deu1iem
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
KANSAS !.EGISLATt RE.

We learn trcn the Kansas Herald Extra Of .Tuiy III
tbn the two houses %! the Kansas legislature met Mt
poyyuee OH the ~ Instant in hHuse prepared for the
nmrrose. The Herald snyS. Thus lar everything
has ua.>c, oil s,nncty and quietly, without nry '1-
,,,rharcc ,,r ,i;fi.u uiy. Tha twJ branches 81 the
t"rr:,,,ial legislature were organized NJ fniUws:
OF the council, Thomas Johnson was elected PR -
dcnt: L. L. Recs. president ara i"hT.; John a. Hal
Jrrn,an chief clcrl.; Charles II. Grover assistant
rl.rk; and Cary Il. Whitehead, sCr-"ant-a-ari:S;
nnI VIM Ito .rcy. doorkecpcr.
or t. house. j. II. Strinyt!nw was cccl",! speak
r: joseph Anderson. speaker pre- i'm: j: W. lES"'
chief clerk john Martin, assistant Clerk l.'' 1f"'-
mcr. sCrgcan:-a -IvIs.
Ne !imi in the New i2rk papers tclegralhIc s.
non,i. of the message =! Governor kccItr al INC
nnu,r n! tho e.:.!at!lrc. According 10 i!;is syE"P-
SIS ..;!:n yovcrunr contends for III r.-h n the pc"-
nr ic settle their owa affairs uniurmccd by other
States; say. that Tie territorial legislature may act "lI
IN question "i slavery :" is'l!!cd aud afhi tN"i''
and temporarily rcgai late II IN iAe I"rlt"Ty' snow
that laws are n,Iw n force directs attention IL dell
nnh n the houii,,;.cs OF counties ar disircts, Al':
the Guaicai;.,T %! voters; recommends arn!Hb'.'ly
cunr law ~: :,,c,r;n ui the lnLIaGS ;lI!hs tii.
tl,, lax only is required, contends that prc'mpt!"hS
may be taxed recon-. .lc;Id, the mniea.ie establish
mont Of seat oi govefnneni an'. a!nnH"rcS '''',
the population of tie Territory Is 'o' iem'Ic'' a
:, l3i inueS. A.
The legislature fixed nn Shawnee Mission as t'i'
t.,run:ary sesi nf government The governor 'etoc!
the bill! when the legislature passed over the Veto
srL adjourned 20 meet n Shawnee Nilsson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
EXPENSES OF PROSECUTING; CASES IN
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.


| We have n"hce" s'."o ""SSccii"n' concerning 'ir
expenses I" H""fu't'.iS '"."' !'i"r" 'hc t""f! 90;
CGinia, i9"'"et "li ~ S"iIst'": ihti i!ieJ %""'"
! necessarily DC WY "'.''' lnl inquiry VIC Ic'u /"
thai 'hcSe Wv '"""'ea upon "l's.o'' wv
centoN Us u WI n, nH's n"ccSS','i! 'n'. ".''
Wi'c it"l"' ~ ''',>''i Hrr ny"
lhere IL III, co"at y, "' 'S" . eL"Oy "h,'o '''
penses e'c 'oss' ''v Wv ns'c ,hc '''c'''t''- ''
~ ending c'Sc "i' m" practice pr.>eir'it| ~ u
by Inc sia,utc H',. ,"r '",'' 81 INC court Is =" '
mos s"p,e "'.u r ~ 49, ''""etct' IL Wv "i',,,
an, ias {" ~ s nycrSr o S",rct |" os
IN inc ahoua u. ',,' -, costs nm'
pay 9yv i"s EXPENSE S" to Which & Ixy @ can be- sub
iccted is tha! OF Ills Counsel the ices OF r"mn'S.
s"nsfs and i"F , "G rharg" for ''" n N; , Ts.
Ices anu wv .n nT. % ' LING % 1T. no,r,,
These charges are hot greater than III other courts
%"nn % wS in ne' n"n large Sns ""nm, as ISe" "r e Tie
Grca, cnn.S' ','oi, ,r.,,, '.'c .crs ~ ;,h tr
% %Sn 'Io Io the jn,rt g" C"rs ,E,r y. nn GOOD rrn.
Client III am' ,S"ud M hs s , tnrre Is u" .b " %
son why .It ,v 70 he ~ & ~ !, ai. i. Vi or~n
nor Eon%rcss have usually rbor,rJ The practrc
wv nnmrT i. go arranged Tim, rn;mon,s may en,-
"t .''o ,,,.I IN tbcir o;yn v;;, 70 mr.e.nt their
PIo. n ,ho test; couv npj nr"'',;, E,r nrrn,nrut
cihc' '"h' M - ~ I;,h,. .'l i - t ,i =" - ,n,,,, or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
fti I: ID.

Dirp a, H. rcfIcncr III county ci Yn!ytu "a. .-
.i..,ori on ~. "":.l ali IN Ii" 1u. Jcrr p. J., y-s.
IRMi-rEhD T. ToW%FS Esq. Formerly 81 Anr"s '.aa.
IS. Va. 20.
lov. ui truth. Thcsc traits secured for him uav"r'i
iscn anG confidence
Az husband End laber. lis uniform kndr"-s 1T a.
tionsr rrgsri for the rr!aess snd weia'' q: ~"
Of hi. cnre hound the hearts OF his family t HIM "l,n !
Gi s;:ous d"ro,IUn
H. peculiarly %omc-ic, and duTin- ~" .r
portion Of his life. indeed Tor rccr"" "
,!cnih home hmm only the IL li- "rr 49,
h the very world oi III, being and throughout r IL 81
clos, throughout ali the associations bringing mp "N
tic sacred p.i o. home. all the inu.hs 81 . ~"
hold, "hcher n!ie child, guest or .oryuH ~" b's
nifty Of his nature disused lie ytna! and fnrpy Ii1"i'
Es house the seat OF generous E1srtH'N' "-'SH
In its warmth approached the rOrdin'y o. it'';!or .
whilst the immediate members Of bis fhr!y no ne
ING evidently IN. objects OF the tsnue!rt regard, " ="
treated by him with uniform ana pGnct.l;"u- p"''E"s
He knew how mingo dignity with aiNHhiIS f!i!i u"
commanded rc pcct whst ne :n-prtd love his !nsi".
were not artificial but the GIcthtes or
occnsionc but were the genial gushing cut vi s a-a
as cons,tn as the How Of nev'r.i"ns fountain. 80
~; M he inferred there exhibited IN his g"ner ~.
,srnTse with the world urbHE!,y and cOu-ssy HAlc
,h.r birth IN his kind and noble rhtU.c o,I.
J ~ him the hearts Of a Indeed lis beuruc ,i.
tor graceful and easy pCteIess that ln.ic--
rd i.e;f even No ever broc -.t u
o,sct with him, either in social intercourse or ia HI n
s;n,-s transactions of life. without being impressed i
the conviction that he In the presence c. gentlemen.
His charities numerous ana unOstcntGOus, and NJ.
neichbor- will unite with his family in mourn:u. ha
death.
This tribute 10 his memory comes from who lc,"l
him whilst living, but II is not the les due 10 bis ru"s
His last hours were SERENE bch;tinS u. c6Hc!G'cn u
an unblepished life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY AND OUR
LvES.-CORRECTlON.

We take the earliest opportunity 10 correct an i'm
portant error into which friend OF the Charleston
.Verury has fallen respecting an editorial that ap-
pcared some time since in the Enquirer, in reference
to the proceedings of the Democratic party in Penn
sylvania, in which complete silence observed
up,n the Nebraska bill. The following is our Ian
guayc, quoted by the -H'"c"ry:
as to whut tEey did, we cannot speak advisedly
for we have yet the details of their prucccd
incs They may have refused 10 pass, they should
have done, resolutions especially endorsing the Kan
sas. Nebraska Act" Ne.
The Mercury strangely misundcrstnnds us mean
ing by the above 10 say, that "thc Northern Demo
cracy right in refusing 10 pass resolutions in Ia
vur of the Nebraska b and the admission of Kan
sas!" w intcndcd 10 say Cra0iyhhe rsrsr>'. When
We wrote, "they may have refused to pass as they
should have donc,' certainly intended the reader
to understand that we thought ''thcy should have
passed resolutions specially endorsing the Kansas
Nebraska nct,' &c.
We trust that our co.cmporary will give n' the
benefit Of this explanation in his columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
=, RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
navy srn,wrxHlr, ASp WEEKLY,
r,r,ulE. PRYOR Il DtNNA'ANr'

wa, dollars per annun,, and at the
4. ps:! taken icr shorter psriod thnn one
s =; S:sH, @ " WsrAy t,c dollsrs icr annum, and
. fgT '"' months payable i" advance, TO De PAID
ao"'' .,.,.,, uy mail. pos, paid; "r six dollars
-a' '-.,, ,6, en- oi ia" year
s anu" ~ ,"y T,,rr,- j. published every Wednesday
~ Nr,.S .r lrga pa:i in advance or for - 50
@ S py % " sS%ins s1sSans ratio: dfrs'lSn fSr sS .s is
slc IN 'nvgI :, Er,rr will he furnished for SEQ
.oFS. 9, r. ,s .s ~ ;@r ''"r copies" and so on in
,ae same lr'?12fr,iEsiIiS Of iDrERTiSiN6.
urcSIY ant IuE WEEKLr-For TEN
j. rH& .,,,.run .,lvn:y 1--we ccu,s for each cub.
sr9"r+ @ ~, F>S;rEsr-Eor TEN lines or lass first
'"" ~ rrr. and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
" ..> l,!p,nr;Is once q week, twice week or
-: -. wees ,hry.stvon and halt cents for each
-.., q: cr The -r,i.
,.r, .:;is,s- charged fifty dollars for rwELrE
=, ~ that .opur:on tor advertisements OF greater
= .>c.: Lc;,,Ey V"micr- and Auctioueers, who are
p. suI pare. !ncui-G)
ii Ja:;isri-s nHd Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
- ,.,.. are CtF-.cG Tor advertisements.
r-. 3. ,i.,..GC" :e be accompanied with the
.,-,v s!s:Hcip." references, ~ insure execution
:. . a,> 81 '!..s office may DC reunited per mail, in
ava.lsHl' hank notes. al The risk of the Filters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
t-'"'h III" l.ynchburc Republican. !
GEORGE Az.

This gentleman il ana . A. r Al,
Kuuw Sutlin, nnrty y. NC T''iI"a'Ha VI 'i'e
mons ,,,,t ,r,. Inv. RI, 'c Le5'uehcg' IL 80 mp
hers If CuI In,y amJ MY N, oi 'e H"H"'"H -M.1" pa
trent ,,.nr rr "jjv. Oak "os'.S impressed win any
Iyrn ,niinus in Ills S,,,o "r, "i MS !'!-s-
l,h;r, il -, "r roI,,,nns '""e Tic liberty oil puD'
'rL, ;Lno ,I,ot th" Kuor v,.
,,a'r;n,, ,,o,t .b,rlJ has aIias Naive
-, n,i ~, ii;.L,n, -, ,. |" nominate Il To-
i; -, I ', ",,,in ~, '"'' ''r 'ic iresiehcy'
;r, =. " ,1''': r u 1-;.,c
'I''I ~ ,ha =" "'cS Pro'!!eS tiat
IT,, o 'I' 1.'"' Do '.e o'l'cc 3t lrcsi-
80. X ,,. So, t-IH - 30 mnch
49, Ia ''t =: I'''"@ .%@ ~ '" VIC publish
'"o p'0o' III ''' '"s''
STATE OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE CrUHrY, To WIT: At County Court
of the Third Judicial District of the State OF MARY
land BEGAN and held nj the Court House in the civ
of baltimore, in md for the county aforesaid on IN,
first Monday in February, \. d., lStj.
ELIAS GLENN, { Judges
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
THOMAS BAILEY Sheriff
Among other were the following proceedings, to
wit:
H.. il rn,ocmherr,. lhat on tho twcntv.seconi day
Of February. in tL. year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and five George Law native Of Ire
ln;I nnd nt present residing in the city Of Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

..SuowIvG TIrsr N0srs.--lhc Charlottesville A!-
yncn, il :,t!rrizc t" slate thai the STATE Council a."
Eastern Virginia will hold It's nnra! session Ill fich
m"n,l on the lin Thursday III August.
The above wea1cnoi little paragraph tsayS the
Winchester virginianl which we lind in column OF
odds nm. ends IN m exchange i. about !l" first no
;icc We !.aYc a OF the activity, or the existence, q"
the Know Nothing order OF Virginia since the cleo
tinn It comes To- us ti,. fore, with all the Ze5t {"
novelty. ,r.
rhls meeting H.. t:d"c"ic j. -"authorSed I" M, :,
nouncr Here we see iir' beneficial results al sound
Jru',l;ar Nobody authorized To announce be-
for.hini any previous meetings OF me order. i"r'
foe; and pcrcuiuus secrecy was ihlntalncd, whether
the catherir. was from every part at the State 70
nominate Il cundidmte for GovernI: or from corner
of some town 70 swear III new upc. Now this Is
mcasar.bly changed. The public are vouchSaed
the information thu: such nHI snch Il meeting OF the
fraternity will ;al:r place at such and -nch tno
ard place Who arr 10 compose the meeting l. Il
rnnt on which reserve is stl!l cultivated. y few
more Weeks and months, however, and that too viii
b. conceded. W. cau"t expect the disguise to be
shni;cn pM at nGr.. /. viii be reluctantly dropped.
u;cc y ri,cr When ali iie outside Is gu;;e, the or
der viii be- left in ,!.r shivcr!ng nakc!ncss Of 's
prina,-., II. ugly and worthless he supe.GnnsH-
ted btoom-tlck or ddpidaed dung fork that iornls
;hc rUcu,ls ui sCirC-crow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

4 treaty has been concluded between the United
States of America and the King "f the Fw" Sicii'"'
recognizing tho American doctrine that free sillS
make free goods. BY The terms o. the treaty H." con
tracing parties recognize as permanent aia iInrn-
table the following principles, 10 wit: lSt. Tint ir"'
ships make free goods hnt is 10 say, that he crcis
or goods belonging Ia subjects or citizens OF pow
cr or State at war i:cc from capture and c"niis-
cation when found on board Of neutral vessels. wI:h
the exception of articles contraband OF war. ID That
the property of neuras on board az encmy's v",'"l
is not Subject to contscaon unless the same be con
trgband OF war. They engage to apply these pr!ncr-
pcs to the commerce. and navigation "i MI such pow
ers and States rs shall consent TO nGot them on their
nart IA permanent and inmu;ablc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
CATTLE; MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 20.--ihcre was fair '.1
ply ot beef cattle yesterday. The "!i~r.ngt ~.
The scales were about 80 head. i"' "' "hrn
were driven to Phisairlphp, aai the bninm"" {. 80
headl were sold to cry butchers nj PG""s rat-
in. from 8, tn 81 on the h",i "q"u', 10 :, aS'.
J., nett. nnd averaging $3.50 gross. The" rr'.
show slight advance "n tie i-nrc> "i last "e,r.
but the cattle offered were generally "t better qua
,hon .bns. Offered on lG.f market day. Tt.rc va.
n.n Il la:-c suppl Of hogs. witch -oiI n' - >
ncr 100 pounds. Sheep :. = a. per head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
To Mc EJ,toci nt H' E"y'".r:


Mc-srs. EiiOrs:-I wonder il tho Know NOthlnCs
vii! make themselves 50 ridiculous as to nom:muic
Gc"r.r Law in lSj6--a man who has never seen :.
.!ly'S political service in hi- :, Do they imagine,
brcausr the American people Were guilty OF the in
discretion ot clcc;in; tic'.. Taylor in Is Is that they
have learned nn better since Ii they !", Jet them
try it, and Ill" defeat "t George l.lw viii ND new
lis race to the American party falsely called, ii
does not c"t-gn them I" the tomb Of the Capuleis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
EDWIN WORKMAN & co,
rES IND GENEkAl COMMISSION MINI

CHANTS,
~ gS.ru!a! attention to The sale OF Wheat Corn
/ s.gr tobacco, &c, and keep constantly on hand
81 ~! yayi"i assortment ot Groceries together With
r. G'yGua Plaster, Tar, GrinGstones Tin Plates Pc
=, a.. M"N!crn GuamU Gas, steel. ani Swcdes Trede.
.ai E"cEsh Iron OF all descriptions and sizes
:. -.r,,,N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

DIRECT TRADE WITH HOLLAND. .-Ih"
Chicago Press states that agent OF the N"ih"iaui.
Trading Company more flinnG!y known II, the
Dutch East India Company, has visited ChiraSo on
Il tour uf observations with a view tu opening a d.
rect trade through the 81. Lawrence, GHd G," ihrnu
New York, with the northwest. for is productions u
beef pork flour, &c, aud with the Southwest a,o.
Tor i,s cotton sugar and tobacco Tho headquarters
oi this rich association are II .t!s,.aanI aH,! the
company charters annually some $50 larg" shin IN
the trade with the Indies, whose supplies and pant i
may Is wc ne '".,i',,t oI UuUl,
pork flour, etc, received ~ Amsterdam from Ch!"a
through Intermediate hands aud at An Increased ~
Dense.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CANA

Bosroy, July 2O.-'The steamer Canada arriTeu
nnrly this morning from Halifax and her mails were
Forwarded by the early train.
The following additional items of intelligence were
no. contained in the Halifax despatch.
THE VERY LATEST.
The strike at Barcelona at III; latest accounts w;
Madrid still! continued, bat the military remained
fa;,h!rl TO The Government. AGepuiatlon OF the s'F
scrs had gone TO Madrid.
I.oyDoy Friday evening --The funds opened s't''us
this morning at Yesterdays quotations. bu' Us
uueMy manifested II tendency 10 N''r'o' ,ho nr-
uouncement OF the establishment Of new branch ut
tie west end. Money is abundant. .-,,,,
The French and Ensst Governments ho haFe "5'eeu
to guarantee Turkish loan OF s',!Iuo,V,u' ,,..a1
The bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
one hun,ircd and fifty thousand pounds'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

4 PALATABLE DKINK.-Nir. Ez0iNs 7. !l'T'
hands the following receipt for maxim" T'rr -1.
pcrior Mead. Being frequently called for cops
of the receipt. he is dspo-cl to @yc "i' tic ben
fit of il: Take five gallons mi.!;.warm w"'"0, az"
pounds whit" sugar. one qunrt hop s"'2. ~" i'".
hop wafer three quarter once cream ;artrr, one ca.
ccer and oil of lemon io Su!i III" taste. VI ~ i'-
oc,her and LET stand in liz. suI ~ IN warm i.'r'a
ten hours then bo;;l" .nd cork tightly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
COURT OF CLAIMS.-FRONrlERS SC.

WASnrynTox, July Ig-rhe United S;a;eS Con;
of Claims was engaged to-day il perec'nS t'c rr!"
of proceedings. About ~ cases have been ockr''
ed. The Court VIII probably a'l""'i, tn-'''o'i"" ~ "
u,., on ,. IN, ur October, III one ot the rooms {"
the new wing oi the Capitol
The Government has been giving micn attention
this week to the subject of the protection OF the iron"
tiers, in order to prevent Indian h"s;'lli'es.
Some difficulty has been experienced Ill sGtecuhS Il
new Cnn,Iu;..ioner Cor The Land Office. Hence the
dclnY in film" ,le present vacancy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

New YORK, July 2o.-Ihe express train going west
last night ON the Central Rail Road, ran of the track
three miles from Syraese Ts 10 hoJ 'f.je hs bonr !I
broken. Stearns, the conductor, had his head badly
cat. cGN aui the @ engineer had an breAen. nuoi'
her Of others were bruised. The officers offer re
ward OF $UU for the arrest oi the parties who do
placed the rail. Train not br"aen' Trains running as
.n.lny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
TOALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

'HNaE NOTICE, That shall Apply 20 'hc J;rc Of ,c
= rHc... Court of the County O, Cumb"rond in tho
''' Virginia. b. petition. during The n"X; term % Tho
'i lcy.: Court commencing the first day OF Angus,
ri. - tn ar,!,r directing Greed d. Coleman ExccGto,
o., "''a England decd, 10 ie,iycr 10 me- guardian
., o. h''."!l9 4 England infant, negro boy, nhnet
49, '''rE ,hc said BEN amin a. England, bS the la
"' % i"s:aH.r O" The said William Eng land, decd, nm,
@ w ~ ord: blowing NE to remove the said negro C
''f =, =" S'a'" 0: tennessee. where reside.
, - '-ciH CHARLES 6. PALMORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

, o' F.'':cIia.- n 10 the performance OF the above
.,'' .1 '.nc:laey lne following pcrscns may be ad-
:. IN. ! -cey, II D Bell Buckingham Mine, 2 O.: Nv.
~ ~ a., 3, Ut i-"sdcr, Lewiston Plank Road Co.rpa-
!',-!"'. c'.:t Hntt0ISay; q. H. Cranx son, Char.
'':"f N'i"!i" Walden, Sew Kent Court iiousc; Col
p. :, '@ra, f:'f'acr rLEi''ansyiile and Kcysvil.
ra' ~ Road Co,upa,y Ch.s,!aasyil. Mackenbury coun-
y " Dr. Roo':, ,i.ric., Jrr-s Creek Souti, Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24
CHARGE OF EOBBlNG TIE MAIL

RE,nING, Pa, July l9.-tr:hnr liUghce. 'h""sr'
Gin! agent Of the Pos'o:icc Department, arrived E''
tLi, lnornin. with Adam Smit! ri Clark H"atvire
| in Richmond Northampton county, charged "i.i
| rnhbiur the mails. Srlit! confessed 10 :akG- on.
letter containing SiU mailed at s!roudsburg tor to
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

LANp SALE--A correspondent of the he1aniSa
Sentinel says, he understands that the large estate ~
Mrs FuZhuSh, on the Potomac river, called Ar.rm-
dale nnd Echland. which together contain abow;
5,1oO acres, h:s been recently sold company u.
New Jersey farmers Tor the sum of S6' $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

PETERSBURG FLOUR Ar New YoRE.-A sample of
new Southern flour was exhibited on W.drr.ic,. Iu,
ut New York, from the "llope Mills" Kcvan X Bro.
proprieors. and small sales made at Sl2 The r-ual
brands Of the Southern flour were rather dull ana in
some instances a slight decline was submitted TO-
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DEATH OF THE VETERAN LlNDlEf.--
We have TO record the denh OF oac uf the Ino.t ~
conr;shcd English voloncell.s;s tha; ever Gy'd
which event took place ut his residence il PERI
street Brighton England, Mt the advanced NJ" -
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New LoCoMorIvE.--A new locomotive ia t,Sl,
placet! on the Orange and Alexandria Rail Rcrs
this week. For some time past, the Company have
been running e'gh! trains per day with scrcn eli
gines.
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MI'rINY.

New YORK, Jnlv 2O.-fhe crew of the schooner
Hannibal of Suff1Ik, Virginia, for montevilco, niu-
tinted this morning at thequsraniine ahd the captain
came up u the city for assistance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

OLD RElIc.-ln Stafford county, the traces s:ll re-
main Of large Iron foundry which was once in nD,-
ration about I'D miles above Falmouth. being carried
on by the British Government previous Ia, R~y"-
luton, but at that time abandoned, aui has not
since been retitted.
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MARION DISTRICT, 5. C., 3lst July, lS51
p'. Ea-in" Caag.: D. Xc"ll-l by any that know o in
=. pat OF the Stale. We hHvc ye: tried what can
'N 'n. cw dGy;1so i:hou, ruch effort, sawed in
h oos'ts 3iIJ icct IL! i've nour- hu with experienced
'ni! ~, can ID .rlci than i!is All who have seen
- NIL IN operation p-r!cc:!. deli .htcd wirh her.
signed RAkLEE tS GRAHAM.
'ss 1',rc EH.r.i2d Hose Power and drives Circu
e; saw SID CHS: NIL
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nLrADLE HANOVER LAND FOR SALE At

WISHING -.n0y' % uIy HGtivc county. will scil
W The premises, "a: pCuS auction, tn" 2uh o.! July,
: i lair. and il rs0: he !rs 'n>!.n- lag lay t:.erca:
nv farm :. ur;ri in Hanover county NJ A,.-"s water
,.7a Central Rail Road, ana wUrt. i about mile.
m NJ, city o: kcau.oud. l. las bee. 1sccrtainci, ~
:. IL surrey, 20 Cu!.:aa ji2 acres oI good land
!a2;c 10 the various crops crOwa III this section About
half The land s cleared the balance Is insy tmbercG
:. oak. walnut. hlckcrr. pine &c.
.; further particulars enquire Of Leo & Rayly Ator
r, - 'aw Richmond, he premises
in. .T-cst' SAMuft. SCliERER
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ACOI.IIIED.

Bus1ox, July l9.-Count Rnscn-ki and three
o.hel. on trial for violation o.: the neutrality nw
have been acquitted. The testimony failed to con
vict them OF personally ensting Tor tho Bri.isl
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SURPRISING GROWTH.-One OF our woi;ag
farmers who cultivates his lnnds the Round " J
to some purpose, measured stalk of corn morn
ing lately, at O'clock, aud upon measU.In- It ;'"
next morning at the same hour. IL" wGa >Grrr,"! ~
find that il had grown ten and half inches ~ ~" :
LIZ ,-.lcL.s L l-n Dcmul.L.aLM.