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TRIAL OF BANK OFFICERS UNDER CsCR2
LAWS. &.

p,uI,prIPHI, Jan. 6.--lne "hGr2" against tho
officer. of The Commercial Bank II beng t'Ied today
in the Supreme Con-t OF thi- S"'e' :'iidr'''- nave
nsn.r after bank hours nj usnriocs rates. II i "har
d that their receipts from this from Mayo
Sovcnb.r were over 81 J 900 hbove legal n;"rc.t.
Pending the argument, tine Judge su-;.. s:c'', IS
matter oil inquiry, whether the cnurt he'd jurisdiction.
n, the charge was criminal one over which ths
court had jurisdiction except FOR review o. dec.'
sons OF inferior court.
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n1rASANr OCCURRENCE

A PLEASANT OCCrRRENCE'-.nu Oar r"alers
h.nc Observed from ih. proc,sdIn;s "t the meeting
already rS W Published by Us, tina; the Democrats MEM,
b~rs o Assembly met together on lnGs!ay norma
without regard to past divisions "h4 asrr,l " VIII, IN
entire unanimity upon cand1n''S ~ u. ="
unnm s, rr. sustained in the Assembly by the Demo
''sin sf,cr e divisions which have prevailed, tkis sf.
ern il o the o nTss, %nG nnG iSsS pnrs
'w',;s'i w ~ ,h. nrncrctugs. What influence II WI!
,bc rr;,ou o: the Democratic members ci'-
rn. l the session remains To be seen It certainly
shnws s"S friendly, cordial, generous feeling among
,hcm n, the outset. 4 committee was appointed L"
call f,,urr cauruses..-! i'''Hy -''H"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
MIR. WISE IN PRINCE Gil !RG

-, MIX. "TSr N ININNI. vi n. ,.l,;,I
We hevo sccII Il private letter from W re Whh'"
warrants III III promising the Dcno iis o' It'n'r
George an opportunity OF hcnrn:; ths |d'"Iiii@"Ishru
statesman aud orator their routViay, II ne can
possibly meet them which we feel prea* well assured
will be tho case. We have scarcely Amy doubt thai
no will lie at p G. Court House next thursday c"hr'
davI and Lupo the stalwart Democracy OF Prince
George will hear him Tor lis cause. AS soon a: ",
know that Mr.. W. will certainly he there, we will an
,ouuce the fuct.-- Sonth- S1d" Um"cr"'.
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DrNOCR ,TiC MEETING ~ WINCHESTER

/ DEMOCRATIC MEETING ~ WINCHESTER
! In pur-uanc" "f no;r" lar-" nsrcinbi!Gc q! 'h'
D.,nncr:tiir pnrv -! Winchester ana FREDERICK C"uu'
~ met n: the Court llnus" Hall Saturday evening
Iirrinhrr S0: lnr the purpose &" organizing "r iEi'
! Guhrriinorial contest.
| On motion. Il"nrv VI. Richard was called To- Ia,
! CHAR. and john VI. Mas4om apl"iut"i Secretary.
| The Chairman having announced his readiness tri
! business. !. Bruce, Esq, entertained th" meeting with
sonr ablc remarks relative Ia i!r occasion and oh
, of the mlrcrin.; whrmJ Il. Tucker. Esq, call
! cd irrwn" took the stand AMI maintained the rrn-
rirl.s aul dignity "i the Drmr,in; part" in hi-
urrl style ." mtN'"riy "l"Iurnc". After h" h''! con-
! ciud"d II" offered The following resolutions:
|. Resolved That this meeting does cordially ratiy
the nominations "f tho Democratic Convention rs
srnflnd at Saum;nn: and the mcnhrrs q: III" Demo
cratic ulry here met will H." al open and honorable
mean. rr secure their triumphant election.
, That we uvi," MI gnrl and true members of the
old Drinncrll!ic party To- n.i" with III IN" i"rmn-
non ." AN tssnca;nn Tor til" advancement "i Demo
cratic Principles, and III" Urttcranrc "i IL" c'ri"n
ri or nominees in III" present contest
= Tint W. rc",ui-" III lrnrv \. Wise. nm honest.
,,uri.,ht raigi,lurwari and bold Nl:cirlaan h5"
and cnlight"rrl Sat"s' Rights Democrat "i Ia" Nir-
rimia schuulrmi one in every way worthy o thu tree,
un:rammrIle and open sUIirl..- q; tn" pr"p" Z" De.
! mnrla'ir virginia.
/. That in l.. W. McConns we hail the honorch
-n,s nf Trans =hany whose tried and vard ser
virr. in that portion Of ia" STATE AMI whose avow"d
icnncrarv wnrrau. him as Il worthy successor {"
10 the Stat, ana - The pury i-"rv" til" tribute "iouI
prt.-".
=. That W. i. Bocock. hy his Acknowledged legal
ability h., pure and Um,u..:ri private character, ana
his fidelity 10 the duties Of hi- present office chaI.
lrpr. m. admiration o good ncn IT a.! parties, and
richly merits rrclcctua u the office "l Attorney
General.
4. Tim; Committee of - b" appointed 10 ,lrat;
n Constitution ;Ir The Democratic Association IL!
Winchester and it, vicinity. tn he rrp"ctc NJ lis
regular meeting Ia br hrii saturday evening. jan
uarv l.. ntC. o'clock.
1.-The blank in the last Resolution flied with
.ir name, ui j. K. Cob"urn. Nm. Barr and /. a. T..
Rely.
H. 81. q. Tucker. Esq, thcn rnI!c, i"r, who,
ina tone 81; inu-uagr iru!y Democratic. engaged rh.
a"n..oa "i the IJIcIr !'r hfI hu hour N nu "l"-
quct,t s'yir.
On motion. III" Editor "r ;ii" Nir-.niqn j. requested
tn publish the proceedings of This urci,n-.
II. VI. RICHARD, Chairman.
IN. MAOsuS, Secretary.
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GEO. t~r">, ATTORNEY At LAW, NOR

.;,,;. =, a., " 'a''rt %: tn" lands apHr. by Nr.
-, = vi - ~ ..''- nDd soldiers OF the Continental
law o! Kentucky "m aoi~ L" iy ,,cr's", ., ri.;"r
70 an! tnrveyI 70 me '"'1 nry district, Many valuable
tie P"'"nc"t, aud can ye; b" dr;.i"5 ari ,.c"y.r5
Many 'h"i "re held under knn,ncy Land Once Warrsn,,
v.m ne from ,re a sy sf' "y invariably
I infants. married women, &c. No.. =: "' sn,t"se
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NOTICE 20 CREDIT0RS,

TO TIE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN
". SlMs, DECEASED. AND ALL OTHERS CON
CERSEp.
Won hereby notified that. the rcQueat 0i John
4 sims. administrator oi John ". Sims. deceased, (who
In;c Constable ard deputy Sheriff in the county o!
Chcsrerncld) hS,G appointed ;h" ilst day o January
Uicts Chesterfield Court House tor rccev'
proof "f d"hs demands against the sn!d drc'dan',
hi. "; which ,!mo nmd piece you requested 10
E,r"Ii.
'fT'n "i"': my hnnd, Commissioner oi the County
the year ~,
Dec l6-ca;,y v. ,y ~ rocprr c,.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

Ienr,cU County Court y; iGe lirIh', D:cn oi said
Court, On Mo:,ny tho Ill drv Of Drc.n.bcr, l-5i
Andrew Z. PaG.".. ft.
Against
MARY Ann Gyim Thomas Gi.ra a,,I Ma:c"Iu- (Iii.
fn Driir
Tho olcc OF his - obtain !"c-." fox the sale
of q tract iaGI The upper "nI H"n;Ico county,
containing = acres. 0''m"'i oIiy by tc !a!n; and de-
frndan,s nn 'u G.irhu" the proceeds u: sale "nom: r
pnrt:cs entitled tt"s";n.
The ,.ny came l- anti,s by john v Davis Fsq his
attorney nH. E1 hi bin agnu-t III" d-!-nd"ie, and II,
appearing U tic N!.L"!; .; the SAID DAVIS, thai the dc
fendnnI, Mace ! t.in l. resident .! this state II
is ordered tei l." epp"rr re Clerks Ucc uorcsad
the rules be holden for ehi cn#uy. Monday ,l
dsv of February Gd do wii protect
Ss interest in tbs su and inu' ropv o this order hc
published once week Tor four -Ucc"--iv' w.ck- som.
new -paper published in the CRY oi Richmond md posted
nt tbe from door of the Court House ihS county the
frs, dny of the next OF said Cour: t"py-I"st"
bee 'ln-rw4w JAMES ELlETr, {. II. G.
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SoTI1,R TO 1,HEnITnIS.

70 THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF WV "
RAKlS, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHERS GoNCERh
/ I'D. -
w OF sr hereby notified that al the request OF Francis
II Is Ch"arham Executor of VIM. w Akin, dcccused
nuy" appointed .h trs' day Of February next, nj my OF
ir. ut Cn--r.r-d Cnurr House, Tor receiving proof d
u,r;-. demands e.'lm-' the said deceased or his
rsius, winch time and place y0n are required 10 at
tend.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner Of the County
Court o: Ch"t"r"u Cuui::, iii. s'h day "i december
IN the year -ji. v. W. 7. COGBlLL,
Dec IG-CIviw Coriinis siGncr
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WILLIAM RATTiIIp

ATTORNEY 1T L.T, YIZOO cITY YISSyS,pp,
rOSTiNCF.S 10 practice in the Courts held a. j.rt' -
u and OF the Fifth Judicial District, com!ro.ad
Q: the counties Of iazoo Madison, Holmes L"sk" Ai,s
zion OF clanls payment OF taxes and adjustment law
rs in either OF those counties. Refers tir";u. Il
kc Esu, Richmond: Dr. +. J. Subhng, srnun,on
o. F. k."3. Esq, Fredericksburg Mess,s. Swiney
on & Co, Nc.v OroNn-; Mes,rs. J. Wilde. Jr. New
x: Iirn Wu F. Gordon, hlbenlarlo, Va; VIM
!gc Ira, Washington City. Oct n-ewtf
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SI,N' tl,RI(II.TI' RAJ, WORK

A GKiCULTjIE - essentials and non csscniia!- IN
N clnG!n; examination Of GCANO, hnd Itncr ma
Inr.s; bv II. ERiNATT oil New Jersey. lhis w0,k
r.-id-s Ii; general !::7rmnron II con;hns Will be found
=, be "A vauat" -g.;. ~ III" Farmer, Planter ana A:rl
rl.uris pc.u. IA" essentials and non "sSen,ih- 70
pc iurn;-h-! lands Tn" selection q! such rrtl
h2rrs IN" m and H. avoiding ut such as does
want p ~ plain terms, Had Will ensure
snv, oil money 10 ~, who follow advice. Al
the South where exhausted nud- require something 20 re-
fertility, wlc Vet GC"s not appear 10 have been
found the Trcal' will the -s importance; nde' d.
the i:lrr of the rT every cunnu, ht y" b"ncht
el bv p.ru-- lite III" veil OF wmccr'"!n'y which lae
hitherto envc,op"i the -c"r" ot Agriculture Price" i'll
paper % cents. All orders 10 oc addressed 10
Z. l.. MAGAGNOS Publisher,
IL. ocxnnit street. Nr~ York
Enr anln lr III t.u EuDk -,llrrk. .t-w.in
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DEATH OF IRA BELLOWS. ESQ.

ROCHESTER, Jan. j.--Ira Bellows Esq. uf Pitts
ford, who has held many posts "i honor in this State
died this evening while waiting in the rail road depot
here for the cars TO convey hun home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
u oTICG OF TiIE r>Ioy ,,-... ,1;n,,,.,

~ SOCIETY OF V!i,GITIi," Ii"N ~ NEACRiCrLTURAL.
nA-A, meeting Of til" Ex"su,iy. Ii,
non Agricultural soeic'y Of Virginia nud N" o o, ene
Resolved T'ha, we sppoin, n- the time g., III. ,
iu Exsibion TO be held on the Fair Cros an, an
o Petersburg, Tuesday, the 2d Lsy o, 0r,oh ue ne
'la 70 continue four consecutive days tur,hsr
-s Society tenders the right haHi Of irIowb;" -, m
aer Agricultural Societies. and cordiAlIy ny;,n
'i ~, S9od viii and cooperation JAMES c BAN,
socr6tary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

DECLINES 4 RE-ELEcTloy.--The Culpepbr Obs-r.
yer is authorized 10 say that iIenry Saeck'.vrl
Esq, declines being candidate iof rsslec'oa - ~
Sts.e Seuato from tho Culpepor D.sr!ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
CONSISTENCY.

We observe from a letter in the Wing papers, that
"a Democrat in Page" refuses to support Mr.. Wise
ON the ground Of his recent conversion To the Demo
crntc partr; but this same anonymous malconent
would chcerfully vote for Mr.. Faulkner! Now We
have nothing to say against Mr.. Faulkner "s party
m0n, but We venture to affirm that he does not claim
'"he "n oid,r or II better Democrat than Henry 4,
Wise.
lhi- letter from "A Democrat in Page looks very
IKE 'ahrIc0tion and such we will regard II unit!
tho author avows its paternity then perhaps we
may PROFOUND TO intelligent politician this
difficult problem: if Mr.. Faulkner is preferable
TO Mr.. Wise Oh the score of consistency and
party service, how much more worthy ia tho Demo-
crat of yesterday than the veteran Old-Luer! Very
funny, that writer who canno, be consistent through
a single paragraph, should prescribe Mr.. Wise for
the trivial Inconsistencies Of long public cnreer
-
In asserting that the Wing had declared it's party
disbanded, and had avowed the object of it's fu.
sion with the Know Nothings, to be the conquest OF
the spoils of office, we cited tho language Of the
Wnig in support Of our position. TO our mind both
tue do laration and avowal were sufficiently distinct
but as we have no disposition to mlsreprosent our
neghbor, We will accept its owe Interpretation oil It's
language VIII the Wig defno its moanng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
UT''N - 'T'T.'Il''''II ''''7! 3 ~.
s,r:ct. FAEQUlER.
THE OLDEST PERSON IN VIRGINIA.


powuNrNS. December ~, lSai.
Nr,~rr E:itnrs:--I hay, Irs; sen IN y"ar Daily is
sla 81 yesterday account taken from the Ab!n--
don Democrat. "i Z LADY ~ Washington county, rn!I
tn h- onr hundred and twenty wars "!,!; and y"ll
say '',ll j. probably tn oldest person in Nir. nin.
Nnw sir- ~ q citizen "f tbs !t!,. d" banner county
ut the STATE, con:c-; this p"snt "I longevity VIII
that ,g,.a AMI -rn~m count: "i the West. which ="
ur.v and in>!y bears r ,In?'TlS!ao!" mime "i i''
father ul h!s country. .
'rL.r,. i, II n,ul,, w"!nun in Powhainm, now l"lns
in nv Immediate Ieghh"rh""d whom nave yer! re-
,,,-iv ,rcu and inlkrd WIN, WI" WIS DOT" h E'''i
.,T T,cnrr. |. usceu~l iii" ihrnn" "t England. and
Err v,nrs before the birth 1T Iic"rgc WaS!ingIom'
She iS now hundred anl twenty six years old
and was ui course. very nearly half century old al
the til. our Declaration OF Independence pro.
claimed. on the iih III .Iulv Ii1G. -iar" this upon
information that believe rn he true: ami ih" appcar.
aurc uf her urrsnn serves in confirm IT, Her memory
,,iiI- !" .urs iirr nlc record ut all the events
:r,.ut ,md small, nf "r Ion: life. when aroused from
the state Of rnw-v l"rrrtuu"SS that frequently he
tides her. When Saw her I'll" was wide awake, and
full "f chat. She mad remarkably fine eyer. and.
wa told. cnuld thread rrcd". and sew nearly n"
wril as She ever rnuil. She -ad shc had been the
mother at sixteen children all Of whom had dl"' ot
odd a-.", md that there WAS precisely one Year AM!
"H" day h"iw"cu their births. respectively: that Sh"
hal never been sick--nrvcr Lnd n physician 10 sec
l!,.r-und never took SIM ylr dos" "f phvSc in her
lji,'. Sli" talked rh"-rUly and tlucnly, and quoted
many passages al Scripture. readily and appr"pra'"-
Is: s.il She hal been 10 Heaven twice, and wanted 10
% aguln. Whenever she touched upon rcli. ion her
mind seemed to become absorbed II once and the tto
mel unexpected tu"ucv and hcnuir Of her language,
Indicated ''ihe gi!t' that sometimes hear Of
Though uo Doctor, WAS prompted by curiosity 1"
fc her rul-t ~ see if it hr;. lil,. other peoples.
found il quite regular aud strong. inquired II She
had never lost her "yrsGht She said. n", never, nor
her appetite either.
Now. gentlemen. as hi. case may be interesting tn
ihc curious, tn. facts herein stated "rc at "n "'o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
NAIVE J.EtISf,ATIRl

ArorsrA, Mel Jan. Tho Legislature of thl-
State today elected Anson T. Morrill, Tor Governor.
The inauguration of Mr. Morrll will take place to-
no.. ow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
l. 4 T. T. IL 4 fs v.

TnE "LIrTLr PILGRIM" Ed,tci bV Gror, Gr''M-
""od amt i/"nd.r' Il. L,ppn'o", Phh,iHpfo".--
Price fifty cents per year for single copies, or ten co.
pics for four dollars.
We recently received the January number oi this
delightful Juvenile pcriolcn--onc of the most ('Sc
nrc strongly inclined {" It's. the supcrIativc uoncl
ably and gracefully edited monihlics devoted /"
youlh. Grace Grccuwoods books for children have
already rendered her ~ great Il favnri,r with her
young friends as she is popular amongst other circles
for her Successes i'll adirout class u literature. Thi-
is the srroEd year that the Little Pilgrim has made
his monthly rounds, and amongst our youthful nc-
Iu3intanca, thcrc il adcvoicd little band who always
welcome his arrival with glis,cming cycs--ly TO the
door to usher him inland sometimes have Il merry
dispute which shnll be allowed 10 carry him 10 some
quiet corner anl open his budget first. Th" Little
Pilgrim teaches them history in the spl and most
n.rccHll manner while describing the countries which
Grace has seen, and nGrrH;;ng their historical inter
c-i-. Then he gives them the first mlr-irai -"nmdn'H
nf vn;Im. hnrp-, ami the w"rl-r'n"wncI inspirations
of Longnliow, Whittier. Taylor. &C.: "n Ia" talks t"
them PLEASANTLY, through the ucnt Tongues al Nary
Hewitt, Mrs Sigourmev. Mis-. Par!"c, Mrs. tr-land
md other cIIrcn-lovcrs.
When Grace Greenwood sent forth her Little l'-
grim 10 try his fortunes in I'll" h"nk world and knock
n; doors which might lc, hiIn in, her host "i lite
rary friends rallied around her. and "v"ry"n" stretch
ed forth willing hand +" drop come gem 81 fancy III
his pack. But. i'll another sense, Grnrc Greenwood
does not labor sHcic.h1ats,i. She presents that most
lovely sight--nwoma sharing III the literary pursuits
nf her husband
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
From t!lc Lizzie Pilgrim.
HUGH, THE HCNCHBACk.

BY MARY IRVING.
SHANE! for shame
TO treat n deiorned child So
why can't you look, nlatI AT what s"n re tfcsdnS
upon -
Such we're fsw al the CALCULATIONS poured out by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

An election in Ii,tsburg. for Aldermen, has r"'"t"d
in the defeat Of tho Know Nothing candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WINCHESTER.
The ruiicnti"m meeting at the Court li"'is" Hail,
on last SATURDAY. n-.. waa largely attended nnd full
oi enthusiasm. Mr.. Niscs claim upon til" undivided
support Of I" D'"crn:ic party rs The uniform !vo.
eat, o the rights ot the South. yi'il:cat"d amid
great applause by j. Il. Tucker. lie exposed with
argument and hm"r III" DANCES aud The hhsur'!ltn'>
ui :hc kun.v-n"hm. creed. agI i; Ecr" wrr" ANY "i
il, Gdvocn~- present they mus: hive l"t' ashamed
that they h"l"irg"d /" u faction unworthy "i an en-
ii.h;curi age. S. G"r Tu"krr Cir.k "i the House
oi Delegates. .orurr,ing in Winchester. WAS called
u;.nn and responded in some spirited and cf"cv"rc re-
n"rl. Our limits forbid our cmar.ing on this into
Resin. meeting. worthy "i The days OF '3l md -.
w!i,n every Democratic ich; wa' victory.-I lf,"-
,.h,Sl,.. Ilr.,LNINN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

FATAL ACCIpENT.--Wni. McDonald son "f Vim.
Mcdonald. Esq, "f lce county was on the lst ul:.,
accidentally killed by th"dischnrsr oi pistol lie wns
carrying his left shoulder n stick of wood, and in
his right hand and the pistol, aud III passing
through gate, the pistol wa- IN some way d'scharg
ed, and the consents In load of squirrel Sro) PASSED
III the inside Of the right jaw-bunc up towards The
centre Of his head, killing him in-tnntaurors!y. The
Taarwe Advocate states that l." yoW'I. imam o
much promise, greatly beloved by a who knew him
ON account ol hi- am:abc qualities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

IN RITIHIE, DUNNtvANT & PRYOR.
WIN F. RITCIIlE Il ROGER A. PRYOR EDITORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

FIRr.-About } O'Clock on Friday evening, the
2.h inst, the stable Of ID. II. Conrad, E-q Of Mar
tn,bury WAS burned. In the stable were two horse,
new carriage, harnrss lot Of hay Nc.-all were
destroyed except one horse. which WAS g"t out with
great difficulty strong northwest wind Mt the
time driving the fumes ovcrmany contiguous houses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

\ Yor>G NILLAlS.-Thc Romncy iIIampshirc
county, Argus says:-On Thursday lat, n negro lad,
about fourteen year, oi age, belonging To Th"mas
Brook, the Forks "f Potomac, in this county.
committed an outrage upon the person nj n Young
white GIL, daughter q! Mr.. Dorsey. about seven
y"mrs old The lad is now III jHil. Tn" deed s y" re-
Justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
KNOW -NOTUlNGS FIGHrlNG OVER TIE
SpoIIS:

STUIIS.:
From the columns of; the .;m;y1rnn Orrau we OK.
ract this beautiful illustration of the Indifference
with which the Know NuhnSs affect Ia regard the
.spoilS of office ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

TTNHE subscriber has just finished n very r.
large supply of silvensarc, embracing the "a
following articles: 49,
Threaded Tubic mud Teaspoons. plHn Table and Tea
.poons threaded Table Desert mud Tea Forks, plain aud
threaded soup. crenm nnd grnvy ladles Sugar longs
u Spoons. Cake and Butter Knives, Pie and fruit
kn yes, Salt aud Mustard Spoons, silver Cups and Cob
lets snd Cream Pitchers liver Sggui Dishes, Spoons
and Bowls all wnrrerted pure coiu
A 81. very handsome NJ rtment Il Pla ed ANhtta
Cnsrols Cako and Fruit Baskets, Gard Baskets, Table
aud Tra.poous CHnde-rirk., Satsts d.. Eeg-innds,
Whtel Pin her- &c uli warranted represented. at
tie sign ui The Eagle. TllOS. NOWLAN,
dec g-ts Sycnmoreei.. Petersburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
INilE >uht rhor ol,rs the trnde large and vmi"d
L stock of Eauhcuwarc, China and I'll .ss the pat
ol which selected by himself Ia person.
Having unexperc zee oi many years in this particular
business he feels great confidence IN stating that in point
Of price and quality, will compare ave'nhy with MY
other house in the ,nde.
White GtHuito Dinner Ware.
Do DO Basins and Ewcrs, Jugs. Ten Wnre, etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chinn Dinner aud Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea aud Toilet sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vnsos
Gold Bnnd do OF above variety
White Chiln do uf uLnvo variety.
Common Ware of every description, snitnhle Tor
" lcalins. which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail tu plense
Fine Manle Pier aud Toilet Glnsses
Fine lvoty fuhc Cutlery, Walters unI Brittann Ware
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lnmps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All hc asks il call and hn feels assured his prices
will rIv' satisfaction.
Iii. Packers onr of ihchcst in the trade
Stone Waie at Factory priccs,
sep Its JAS D. u. EVANS,
No. II Main street Rishmund. Va.
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg Va

Opposite Tic C0nf Honst.
60 The -hhsr,iher- tnhr ponsurr in oiying 7ku1
Es the Merchant. of Virginn- and North Guro. -
linn TINT their stoch Goodt Tor lhe has been
iecoyed and they p,cPnsed 10 serve thor cus-
tom r. and orhe,s whp may vi- this market To lay in
thrit fai aPplies.
1t IA knnwn 'hnl We iayr nlwnys Kept large and va
tied nssnrtreni of Goods in hnr, mud viii only
ndd, that stock the prnscbt is unusuay
large aud we'll nssotted scected entirely from Manuiae
pcrsnn hy the senior phi, tner whose experience
81 fifteen yonrs enab him make such selections and
IN such tns i'll insure suceesslul competition with
nay ,l,bing House Nollh q, Sunh
SEP 81. MAJOR & MOORE
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DISSOLUTION.

rENHE Concern q, Wilson K Fr,uhlin is this day dis
I solved hy limitation. All persons hnYirg claims
against lh, Coz ctn will present them 10 Joseph II Wi
,on for payment tiose Indebted to the concern VII
make psvtneur 10 Joseph II Wison, he having rur
based James Frank.in's interest in the concern.
JOS II. WILSON.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September LIST 1851.
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NEW BAKERY .--rhe subscribe, huvag I4r-
! Y chnsc of Ar john Is Shuner next door below
the Norvele House. his cniir .ock oi pnds consist
ing ol such u-uay kept in the best r,snuIans:
Choice Liquors, Srgar.. Tobacco Candi"a. Toy. and
all article. neossay for well regu afed Confectionery
Resiaur iu he promises thai h will, nj all times,
his best eNrtiinns accommodate in the ueccpta
lie all who uay favor linn with cnll. lli
r Intention vii be dev orod to the business and he is
deter mined thai his part. effort shall h" wnnling
10 provide ipr his guests The Bakery is also attached
h" embellishments whcre every article Ia depart
inent will be furnished at short notice.
Oysters nud Saac,s furnished from = A NJ. tn -,
l.. VI All n~h i. call to insure yDtr toturn.
EDWARD L. HElNiCuEN.
ian 5d m