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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
Foo Ms Enqairer
THE MEXICAN BOI'SDARY

The recent development. which have been made
since the ubdication Of Santa Anna, very naturally
induce the enquiry, is the present Gadsden boundary
to be considered Us permanent OF final
To this question but one answer, imagine can he
given, and that il negative The prcscu' line
IN too Irregular not TO ho preferred to that OF Mr.
Tris while the dannable feature of Mr. Trsts lrcn-
~ remains intact i'll MIR. Gadsden's. Who define
the Southrrn boundary "f New Mexico West Of the
Rio Grallde or its Western boundary South ri the
river Ga7 Yet these imperceptbe, intangible, i'll
defnuble, incomprchcnsb!e ideas are merged not M
y in the treaty OF Guadalupe HidnIgo, but in that OF
Mr.. Gadsden. We say, heartily and earnestly let the
whole affair be abolished. "Physlc to The dogs 1t
won't answer.
II the writer Of this Secretary OF the Interior,
or rather Secretary of the Frontier, he would say
Government, begin airesh and instead of cUnmenc-
Ing at the mouth of the Rio Grande, begin at Cape
ST. Lucas Trist md Garlsdcn went to work tail
foremost. The left hand is The proper Starting point
always Let Cape st. Lucas thea, be the eS"riiuIn
and from thence let it proceed in direction due east
till il reaches the meridian Of SO or - thence due
North to the river Santander and thence through the
middle OF said river to its mouth
suggest the ideu, aud submit it to all who may
feel themselves Interested. POLK.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND M4RKETS, yovENHEE III /,

RICHMOND MARKETS. NOVEMBER III. Is15.
tS ne following Quotations Wholesale. For small
1fder- higher prices will b. CHARGED.
! bACOH-tity cured ami SnitI.u.ld huy r,uuJ lI1Is
GEMS very chrcr Shoulders H. scarce; Hams ID W..
tern bns."d i'6 Is; Western SIDE, l4 shoulder. Ia, els
NortA Carollrn hog round ~ lie bagg,d sugar Cu.d
| tians !i1 81 Todt's Sc
BUTTER-Primc Country Ruucr, ~ rs cts do Go.
sun Un,E S|G2s eta; Old and Injector, l-4@Jtts
bEEsN AM. a 81. T. 10
CohH MkAL-SlG! % per hushoi
| IphN- iur old - els for
'hNpi'fS- hl!D" /" CENTS + 10 Jacksohs do. II!
mus i?c a"nen;inr .ed3ic sperm Yia3sc.
toFFEE-R!o !u n - cts !.a.uayra /. a ~ lava IL
DO stock It Mocha i5Hlf: ct-.
tbhE-Fur cay culI-unp;Um 10 T. cart load al -
co,i.-An;l.snene 81 50 y ton. R,uminous average
IL els !, bushcl dn", IOGlIc, lamp lie, hail IL
COTTONlransactio,.s in Cotton are :,ry limited here
COTTON YAiNS-i6aIs cts cash Cotton Coris:o
~ cts. = n.
FEATHERS-l.iy" Gcsse 4aai1 cts Demand light,
FLAXSEED-Sl .LGl ~ = Du-hrl
FLOuR-Supegl.n- - -; asked. Extra S!0GI0 -.
GRASS -EEUS-- rnoh, - 20 Herds grass 81 ~
| 20; o!ciYHrd Grass: 30. Closer, :s"- 80
yMEAhO,-W" quote Peruvian at 500 per ron-
GiESEN(i-29c 3oc b H.
GUM. PoWDER-D"po;,,- and Hazard Sporting F. IF,
AMI tFF, 500 + : k"g Bh-T. -! . -; T. key
HIDES slaughtered Il; cents = ~ .rcrn weight Gait
skins green, sIa rs No Spnni,h hides in market,
HAi-Sl t.: u cwt by liz" cargo. From, store 81 -
IRON AND NAI.S--rig Iron. SiDd35 T. ton; Swoies,
slOi ton English r~lncd So; Common In :-h s7F
American country, snt Trcd,gnr, -. Cut NAILS
! i0i.c. per III.
LARDr:ime, in bt!s H. ia k-s. l'alic in pull. Il.
! al"
| LEAD--Gl d6ic, for pig; 7a:i Tor bar
| LiME--Sl IL. tom wharf: 81 - from store
oFFM"-EFnn Is 'i' r. bushcI: SHORTS, .a".: brown
suH 80; s!p stuff zoe.
| OA1S--By the cnrgO - cts H. bushci
! SrGARs-fnir 10 strictly prime New ORLEANS s0r3
ct-. PORT" RIn HG" tor strictly prime; Co're usm 10
10 Cuba 7tis.r rchvrd ioni TO- IL crashed and pow.
! dcICd IUG !J,.
| SiiOI--sa- c;s & n.
| TEAS.--lap"rini aud Cnnpowl"r 5..r II ~.
WlIIAT-IruIr ~. . .
SEQ
| CATTLE. HOGS iSD SHEEP.
! REEF-St ~ - - q rwt. gT"r-, which 10 - 90
q net supply mrL"rat" nui quantity Interior.
! HOGS-sJ." 10 t. hundred. Very -cnrcc md ia de-
iIuii.
SlIEiPiluttOn sell Tor - .IG piece - 80 10
81 ~ per hundred @n-. tor ordinary AMI superior sheep
| RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. nov. 20.
Br"nk- smn, "ni prices tot obi leaf rather better. "f
which stocks very light We quote follows: Lu.1
- ~ to u. common ert 10 :. medium good 10
49, imr 10 10 II 80 and very The new begin
ming To COM" ia Freely IN lun- parcels. and general >n"s
are ~ " Tor Tug, aud 80 To- = tor Leaf ou.n very
good parcels have s.li hi Jui To- !.
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A RICH LEGACY-FIFTY MILLION POUNDS
STERLING,

The Syracuse Standard says TINT two entrprIsing
merchants OF that city, Measrs Morris and Gardiner.
who keep variety store, have recently received in
elligencc that they heirs in the direct line To
large amount of money and property in England.
The whole amount is ubou, fifty million of pounds
sterling and it is believed there are not more than
two hundred descendants to claim share, giving each
person more than hall million OF dollars. An cmi-
ncnt lawyer in New York has been engaged for some
time past in investigating the claim, and it is under
stond that the mutter is now near It's conclusion
The Standard says further:
1.-The original owner Of this immense property was
Lord Gardiner All English nOblenan, Ia whom refer
ence is made in Bcck's Medical Jurisprudence" ms
contestant in law suit i'll which millions pend
ing and the was finally carried Ia Parliament
and decided in favor of the Lord Gardiner The
case is known to LAWYERS The Gardiner Peernge
Case The original Lord Gardiner had three sons
who emgrnted To this country soom after the settle.
mpnt of New York. The celebrated Gardiner
Island, near New York, was entailed property, and
belonged 10 the descents of Lori tiarder, and one
of the three married and settled on the island ~
the heir. Another son died after his Arrival in
this country, and the third son married and had
merous family. One of the descendants was killed
by the bursting Of cannon on the steamer Princeton
during an excursion the Potomac; we believe lie
was member of President Tycrs c"binet, and ca
President Tyler aterward married into the Gardiner
family, but what branch of the family is not under
stood.
One OF the sons Of the third son mentioned above,
named William, married and had two sons and one
daughter. The daughter died after her marriage
without leaving any children The oldest OF the tw0
sons of William mined aiter his father. married and
had eight children five sons and three lau.s h,ers all
OF whom lived 10 be married and had children. The
oldest of these the father Of Joseph G.. Gar
diner, and Harry q. Gardiner, lb"th deceascd.) W.
X. Gardiner residing in the Western part OF this
State; Mrs Fanny Larabee, residing near the Or
phnn Asylum in thi, city Mrs. Polly Morris widow
OF d. d. Norris) residing on Fayets street, Syra.
cuse; Mrs. Caroline Bird, and Mrs. Clarlssa Sher.
wood OF Oneida.
The proprietors of the Variety Store, who we'll
known to all our citizens the sons OF Joseph q
Gardiner and Mrs. Polly Morris. Both are orphans,
their fathers having died in this city, and their mo-
theirs sul reside here and own some real estates.
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We copy tho following from the Washington News
in relstion IN tina apuoiuimrnt of L. y. Washinpton

We copy the following from the Washington News
in relation to tho appointment OF l.. q. Washington
Esq:
This gentleman has been appointed assistant dep,l-
~ collector OF Sun Francisco better selection for
the responsible situation could moi have been made.
No gentleman in the Treasury Department ranked
higher for prompt, faithful aud intelligent discharge.
OF his clerical duties. and il WAS his unsurpassed
standing rs clerk that directed attention 10 lin AZ
the person peculiarly fitted Tor the situation To which
he has been elevated. lie is highly gifted by nature,
aud possesses attainmcnts. We predict lcr him
a Distinguished career. Whilst we rejoice that hi,
abilities have been properly appreciated by the al
mnstration, regret IN" removal from among ~ oi
so promising and good citizen. He is native Of
this city, and enjoys the respect and u all
who know him. de carries with him I" has new
home in California best wishes for hls Happiness.
| nj
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GEN. JACKSON'S HERMITAGE.

We ore glad TO rec that bill has been hl'oouce'
in the Tennessee Legislature for the purchase oil the
Hermitage by the State OF tennessee. We agret
with the Nashville Union, that Tennessee shouie
own the ground in which repose the renuins OF tie
most illusrious son. The property can now be pur
chased Oh reasonable terms, and it sonld be ownet
by the people. That the people would say So II the
decision were in their hands, have no doubt unt
wo trust there is no doubt that their representative
NJ
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TIE MISSOURI TROUBLES

CHICAGO, Nov. 4I.--The Western Reporter con
firms the rurnor OF the excitement ut Platte county
concerning the Return I" George Park TO his resicnce
nj Purk willie. a committee oi citizens from flattt
city went to Parkvillc, and demanded that Parh
should be delivered up. The citizens refused, whcl
threats were made to burn the town. The citizens q
Parkville then held meeting and organized large
force Ia defend themselves. Here the matter rcstsc
at the latest accounts. The most intense exctenen
prevailed throughout tha whole region.
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FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, November 2j.--Tle steamer Ocean
Bird arrived here this evening from Havana. large
number of passengers from New York for A-pinwa
were detained at Havana on account OF the delay I"
the arrival the steamer FL Dorado. They would re
main there until the I'D.
The drawing OF the Royal lottery had taken placc
No. l0l1 Won the SlO0,OO0 prize.
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AGRICULTuR Andrew Stevenson

AGRICULTURAL.-llon. Andrew Stevenson, Of
Virginia, in letter to the Agricultural Society ol
Montgomery county, Nd, says:
E,a.-There must he an enlarged and general
system OF agricultural education, and EH0"lrdgs u
p,"c'"m Sc"n1T amongst The great body al our farm
eTs.
!>,"onNY There must be united action AMI liberal
patronage On the part Of individuals and the STATE 90
vcrnuruts; and
1h,rNy.--The mini Of the farming classca NUT
be deeply impressed with the trnh th.i me cd,r0-
aO "f The sat {, tie foundation 81 p"LI" Prosperity.
The Hon. Charles J. Mcdonald was elected Judge
al the Supreme Court 10y the Legislature Of Georgia
Oh Tuesday.
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aNiL:plL,AN AELAIR

WAsHiyGroy, Nov. ~. The Presidents Message
will show that Lord Clarendon hus never attempted
to answer Mr. Buclanan's lat argument On the Cen
tral American question, but when, III Septelnbe:, he
pressed him to answer, Lord Clarendon declared the
correspondence closed, declined 10 reopen H. aud in
Dictated the determination Of Great Britain 10 cuiru
the treaty as not applying TO her kuatan Colony
There is little doubt TINT Great Britain would Weld
the Musquito Protertorae il we would admit her
claim to Rugtan.-l Sc,c lOrk IiRrS.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Photographed Tor The RicI,,u,,, >,

LATER FROM CALIFuRy,,
NV DHIth*-. Nov. .s,.-Ihc st.
Webster ins arrived from PuntJ Arenas. ~ Daniel
CH'Ii"rnia dates 20 the III. inst "s b.incs
iie news from The inncs was encouraging
The oregon iri!ans cuui.nl, their ,.r,rc,,,;
Two hundred pcrsons Lmi left rsI;trn'a ,n'.
Walkers forces. Walker was Il, last scrop,'rlH
qnirt i"S""-son "i the Transit Company's Routr,
GA the iHh Cot Wheeler forInally ackno, IrJ,sd
the new Government. Walker was daily Receiving
additions I" his army. Carol bni i..n ,rmi
guilty o treason and shot Espino.a had bean hn'
i>hrd. '''' o'"
Kinney wa" still at Creytown. Fifty Of hi. mon
had jr!ued Walker '''en
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NEW YORK, Nov. .6--rlour is downward sale,
Of Stale brand, at - 3D. Ohio 81, Southern 10
Wheat is improving: Western red 81 II, Soutlcr,,
red =! Corn IS n tribe lower mixed 81 U5l Pork
has declined; mess 81! 30. Bee: is irmrr and uu
changed. Lard is unchanged. Whskey il improy
1GS safes AT II cts. StOchS arc firm. Sterling Ell
change Is inactive
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RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF MIR. NE

NEW YORK, Nov. !l.-rhe body of Edward Ne
vilIe The proprietor of The Kings County Hotel, IN
Williamsburg whose Disappearance has becn mat
ter OF mysters for some time past found this
morning traling in Gownnns Bay. llis skull was
terribly fractured, hut as his watch and other vnlua
bles found in his pockets it is presumed that lac
came to hs death by his own ac:.
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foLlIE OrrlCEhn bEAiES - LIZ. IL
New HAVEN, CukS Nov. 2i-Iw0 policemen
named Thomas Cummings ard William Grant, at.
tempted to arrest man in an Irish groggery to-day
when gang present fell upon the officers md bent
them in shocking manner Cummings died soon
after, and Grant, il il feared, will not recover
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BALTIMORE, Nov. lG.--FIour s steady md un-
changcd sales OF all kinds ut - %. Wheat is hi.h.
cr; red g. T. q ; Is white. - a g. Corn old Whine
hld yellow. - :" %; white ~ 10 So yellow 80 10
Pork 81 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

LOUISIANA ELECIION.-Returns from tia
whole State for Governor show mn j"ry oi ISL i"I
Wicklitie Democrat The State Senate is compose
of Is Democrats, L. Know Nothings and Wing go
Among the Democrats however, il Mr.. Wicklife, III,
Governor elect, who WILL OF course resign his sent il
the SENATE,
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To THE MEMBERS OF TEE VIRGINIA CON
FERESCE.-Rer &ir. In Il few days you will rs
senble tor deliberstion, lnd while in session, you
would obge many devoted Mehodsts by expressing the
of the Conference the following question: viz Is
consistent with the genius % Methodisn and in accord
with the teachings of the Discipline for Methodist
preachers themselves with secret, political,
oath.bound associstionst METHODIST
Nov. ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2j.--Rachel, the actress, ls
very ill., Her physicians advice her going to Havana
for her health and there is prospects OF her COLI
tinuing her performances nj present.
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If MEXICAN DRAFTS.


WAsHISGToS, Nov. 24.-Attnrnoy General Cush-
ing decides that the Mexican S}OO0,IO0 drafts drawn
by Santa Anna are binding on Mexico, aud should
b. paid to the American holders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

FUGITIVE SLANES.-Thc New Bedford Stan.
dard oil Friday, says sixteen passengers arrived there
on the Underground Railroad, on the previous day.
and that the road is doing Large aud cafe bu-i.
uoss,'
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WASHiNGTGE, Nov. ?,.-lIr. V.snoson ru:,
has resumed the edtorshIp of the American Or
gan" He announces that there will be no change
IN tn" original principles at the paper.
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NOTICE,

NOllSE,
TIME School Commissioners Of Chester field Coun'S
u are reQua ted to meet Chesterfield Court folst
the second Monday OF December next, uhat benz
day JAS. II. con. fr":'', ,bs,
The people of the County are requested to nir'i ~
Jay. 10 10 .sNe en-, INTO ''e H. cox,
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DIED

DIED al Lebanon his rrsilenrr III Charles City Coun-
t. Ola the END lms,nIr Dr. WILLIAM CIIR;ThE, ngGd
- years
The subject vi this notice the last BAT u i.i- In
n.rddt, family lie leaves widow I'd sister who, III ls.
Hu years has had To- the ops vi -irt"r child.
mother, husband md brother. While inUst deeply
-yuI,tniSr will! tho niO-, brokun hearted survivor let
pity drop upon The curly grave one, who. h"
canc from the hand OF his Maker calculated To win
the love vi all who knew him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

MtrEINoSIAL.-A correspondent writes that II
iatey been effected in Fuvanna county. Mr. Robert
rey the gallant groom, is g. Years ut age AMI the
late Mrs. Catharine Riley now Mrs. Grey - years
"t age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Nh"s FOR FARMrRs.-rhe Central Railroad Com
i"ny iaTe Reduced the freight on Tobacco, Corn,
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PaosPrcrs BRIGn1rxISG.--Thc Lynchbnrg VAR
gilman says that the prospects Of the |'r-''i" anu
Tennessee Railroad AZ Frightening every d"v
sent time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

|. :. SENATOR FROM TEXAS
GALSf.I"N, Nov. N Senator Ru,k hs. La,,
II elected the L. $ Senate from th,s
S,ntr
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BALLOON A>CFS.IC.-Mr. George Elliott anh'ni
ces that he will INK, ascension from Tue u''
Grounds in this ritz, m Wednesday next. Ills morse
will accompany him III his trip to the upper re-
gions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

CLEACAL.-Rev. Joseph Baker, late OF Wuches
ter, Va, has received and accepted call from the
church ut Mount Carmel Caroline county. Rev.
Charles Howard Malcolm, who ordained in Phla-
delphia oil the evening of the 10th inst has accepted
call 10 Baptist church in Wheeling
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

LECTURE RY WV. c. RIrEs, Esq.-'rhe Intro
ductory Lecture to course before the Young Mems
Christian Association OF this city, will be delivered by
Hon: VIM. {. Rives, Oh Friday, eth vi December.
prUXmo.
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MARINE NEWS.
rORI OF RICHMOND, NOvEMbEN ~.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Parish, New York, md .
aud passengers.
Steamer Brlviderc, Pritchard Baltimore, ui.c.
Schr Galagn, Smith, New York, mdzc.
Scnr .Dauc Foster, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Almnted, laioc, Boston, plaster
Schr Mary En4a, Snipcs, james River, wE"hi.
Schr Moonlight, Rogers, &ow YORK. hay.
Schr Elizabeth ArrunruJ, E!lens, Eockland, plas-
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lxsr.LLArI"N.--Th, installation Of Rev. y. A.
Hodge pastor ot the Presbyterian church IN
crick sburs. took p!ac. last Friday evening. lie
services were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Hodge, "'
Richmond
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SI'UJE('T MtTTEK TREATED or ~ MR
I.NNAN lILE. Vol. LII

(:ET EDirroSD
FUNllE Right Of hcOn rrnt"d under hv" utr-, I" ~.
Isl Right %; Action scnlcd !nstrurrnts, or upon
IL Judgment decree.
~ Right at Action Bills oil Exchange, P:0iri-,DrT
.;otrs and ether unsrGIri instruments
81. Right OIL Action Oh promises generally express
nEi implied
ith. R..ht oi Action b. Of Good. ngnn-t n'
adverse claimant t. .l!.,t u EaIicc.
il. Right oi ActlUa against Ii wrrEs iCcf
Tlr above .ul!.nc i mow pgr-s .Dd will b" --Ii
cnrly in january next. Pre-" &.
O":- from III. country Ali meet pro"Ipr attention
No. 81 y NpkItI" PGbiist"I
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NEW TRIAL GR,yTsp.-- Marlin Farr'+, VIII" wa
sentenced to the prn.citiary for eight years at Inc
late term Of the Boterout Superior Court has been
granted new trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

SoMErmIS" NEw.-lhos. y. Barton, Esq, has nc
ceped the presidency the Fredericksburg und Cor
louisville Rnilroad but decline. 10 receive any sah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

William de Voss, as Consul Of Austria, at Richmond,
Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

DirG IS JAII.--4n inquest was held on frds.
last, by Justice N"tes oi Ilenrc", over the nodl
Vim. Jones, who del in the county lhlI' where Ut
was imprisoned TO- Lrccny 4 verdict was renierc'
that he died from the effects OF ntclnprralicc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Uuy1ISG P,Rty.-A party Of hunters residing III
Albrmarlc county recently killed nineteen deer q"
the North Mountain. One OF the party k'I'rd bu'h
weighing 80 pounls-the arscst killed in TINT sec
ton for many year,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

APPOINTMENTS Samuel w. Avcret, Youngest
son otthe late Thos H. Averett OF Halifax has r.cviv
cd L Aldshpman's appointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

As OuIssIo:-h orr hurried notices ol the meet
;rr held nj the A(rrnn church last Friday night, wt
ncc,ientully omi,iei to state, that Capt. Geo. -"
Clutter doubted III. right of the City Council to IN
pose the additional Ak Of 30 per cent and gave h
reasons for that Golbt at some cnEth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

SrRtSGE SPECuLATIoS.-At a sale of the estate of
the lare Samuel Pointer, in Halifax county, IN, sum
OF SGO0 was paid tor ma Soae-a mineral suuposed
10 have wonderful healing virtues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

xVvE again call attention 10 our weekly shipment OF
w Clothing Is containing something new and desira'
b. TOR Dress and business wenr. Our stock of
BOYs' CLOTHING
a- also received extensive additions and the assortment
confirms Coat, Cloth Frock Goats and Jackets,
Black and Fancy silk and Cassnsre Vests all made bg
Ourselves and Off red with considerable confidence Ia the
style, quality AMI workmanship.
Nov y GROSHONG TuPMAS.
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ExPLASATnRY.-Wm II. Trone, who was killed
lately in Mobile by Tos. &. Bauks, formerly resided
in Prince William County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

SPECIAL ELECTION Is kASAWHA james ~
Brown, having withdrawn from the canvass MI hu"
ner is elected without opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

SSow.--Some Of the mountain. visible from Lynch
burg are covered viii snow.
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CRIMINAL RlL.-James W. Tharp, Tot Page
rountvl was examined by the County Court OF h"ck
iughaIn at ts last.ern and sent on Tor ur.het u.
hnfr, the Circuit 'ourt, for shnoting ar, with intent
to kill, HI otiicerii levying Nh attachment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
,yoODBuI;N FOR -ALE

gUSIIIS highly improved nni Prpducii'" Farm lying ~
II m. INNER end OF NC.S k.ut rodnIs, combining ~
,cr.. "a acre ui which l. nliuvinl Bn"r Creek bottom u
; ,Ih. irrtI!:y. the hr,ur'' Di high band all !
vich h.- been married. ~ which n.t"III there "ir -
t.n.rl,-- bod conlninn. -, pea cent ul lime. The u
urnyp urI'f good, rnd uc n"l.bDhoou ihi"Ih. 81
and highly respectable. Tn" location II regarded ~ "h"
of the very h"althr.t III lower EIrsInIh. Ia" l"h XIV,
Ralrond phss"- through the southern "ig" 81 III" HIu 'l
landings tor vessels IMPORTING .rnIno III" iH"H' 81
Richmond md the Northern cItI" al tie iIstnnrr E" "
mile, IL l. beloved tmm tn. wood -ttln. "n III
arln will than pay the prir" a-Kd lD II. tor MN
article ready rale Is always i"ui. Capt. Edwri"
Meredith. residing III" farm, and al whom Pi
chased H. will TAX" i"s-ur" III shown. ia" land "i ~ "
Tor the sale oil IL ~it p"r-Gr within. 10 .urd.c Lac 81"
sire To- ronI tnfmu. ndUc"- III" - "r'T h -'i
farm Tor =nls II 'l-p"-rd privately ~ 'h' -W '
D"crnhr will Oh thn iiy H.. u:i"r"i i"r ."'' P""'
II. l. Uclorr. Should rr nj" rH' i'' 'i' '''i "" h
will b, gwen There have been ivy G'I'I' al va "
seeded th. -Hi farm this tall ,,D,u..r
Nov 2j--cw;d-' W. J.. ~ ;,
rT'rOSTrONEMEST.- I'll" sui" "' '"'' '',
pU-tpor ei ill further noc" :. , SyKNENL
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