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TIE NAVAL REFORM.

We give esewher. wha' pu:por,, TO be NJ o:hrini
liH of tho c::ice-, Of the Navy Gf"p7"c u:!ouShei
nnd retired lcarc Of nh.encr pay. By ' Board re-
Gently in session in Washington. The let has been
GnIiousIy looked for and The action % the Board will
be canvassed in various .p!riis The New York He
raid that Of the th!;yiour captai taposed o
By ;he Board, but arc performing da:y, name
~: Stewart co,nn,niiDs at the Philadelphia Navy
Ysyi Skinner. Inspector OF Ordnance Bocrnan
commanding a, the B:sok!yn Navy Yard; Snoo', nj
the Kittcry Navy Yard; Smith. Chct OF the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks Sawyer, commander Of the
s;esm irsa;e San Jacir.c r-f;;irg at Brooklyn, ard
Safer, commanding in he Brazil squadron. III or
der 70 Ill up the vacaCces in the active lists 70 tho
number authorized by law. ihIrty.frr commanders
will be promoted ~ be- capaius scverty-iour !cute-
naa;. will be promoted 10 be commanders, and one
hunired and sky masters in the line .! promotion
and pissed m!ishi3In"n vii! be mad" !icufenaIie-
Among tho commanders WHO viii :e; captains com.
iri,.ons by mi. change are lnI:a!IanI. who defend
ed K".z:a at SMYRNA, aui Ho!liH., vino bo:nbrrdcd
Grc,towu. Li"u,enau; VI. F. Naury, Of the national
1b-crva:,ry ccis h. c"nImnn!crs commission. lhr
..-rc.atc reduction nj pay amounts" Si!'oN'
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER FL 1855.

how; also, how time is TO DO computed. after or from
or from and after certain Gay. Gct or event.
&c; the relation Of client and attorney; nad Mr
h~c for bringing rersonal action, zem.r1Rr;
under which last head he enters into fu, md eiabo-
rate ire'ti'e on the statute Of Limitations. citing Eng
hsli and American statutes and decisions.
From this rrsamt OF its contents, the reader will
discover fully the scope of the treatise. Cnder cach
title and each item Of each title, the language
IS as condemned a. practicable; and, in most il-
stances, where decisions are cited the words OF the
Judge are copied To lay that We have been pleased
wi:A the work would be to express but poorly indeed
our estimate Of i;s value and Importance. We have
never seen compressed into small n compass such
al amount Of legal information, and il Mr. Robinson
succeeds rs we'll in his subsequent, volumes he has
in this, his book, though not in name, viii prove in
fact to be complete abridgmen, OF our Law, and
will become an indispensable roic 10 the prac
t'''"ner and to our circuit aud other judges.
Sumo regrets have been expressed by member, Of
the profession that Mr.. R. did no. content himself
with new edition Of his old practice. We think
he has ehosen the wiser course in beginning work
Ike tho one before US, and we doub: NJ, it will adj
10 his honorable fame and will survive long after
many northern legal publications aow regarded as Of
enduring reputation sLal! have been forgotten. Be-
sides. there are other reat.es devoted 10 the com.
paratire!y local topics. discussed in the ioTne. ei
ton Of the practice" and We do no, suppose the
n,e IS far distant when i.s place will be in great par,
supplied.
The work OF Mr. Robinson has political as well
as legal Significance just no~. Hi. chapters on " fu-
Sve' from Justice AID on slave. goin., TO State
where slavery is not allowcd,' sc. q complete and
thorough review oi ha; tnt presently ncre,;in; SUBJ
jec, We commend them 20 ou: statesmen and judi
rs who have 70 den practically with these qGes-
| t:nnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the Cahnwba Ne have news from the ci'! "'
Mexico 70 the ll, inst. Santa Anna had been re-
mining with his lady and cutie n, Puerto Principe,
expecting the steamer to ST. Thomas to eau 'ne'e '''
take him away; bu: the English Con'u! al Havana
declined 70 authorize The alteration OF Inc 9ur iI
10 accommodation Of hi. Exc-ercy. ii. had.
therefore, returned to Neuvitas the port where hr
had been left By the steamer Gusrro, GnG II was '1d
I;.po.nI there by Captain Genera! Co@chn Affairs
were far from wearing settled aspect IN Mckee, -.
.Cba r.yolut<kry chief. mad not y"t recognised Inc
.,,norrrv President. Gen Car--ra, and movement
r.nuda,ii,, hin. had been started. lle however ha
summoned all the principal officers OF me revolution
70 nce, on the 10Th inst, III ;c town OF Dolores and
adop, ;nensuresfo fo7 establishing IN. mr.
I;sbin, thereby Of constitutional "rSamc laws II
was matter OF doubt whether the Constitution ~o"d
he acted on.
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GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.


The Grand Lrig. "f ihc United State, composed
ot DELEGATE, from ali the STATE. of the Anr7!chn
Union md some y, the Province, oi Cannla, ss-e:n.
bci on Mnntar las; in annual ,c-s'"a al ;hc ciE ~
Baltimore. There several questions imi"rihr' |"
the Fraternity 70 be determine! during IN" session
but on Monday no legislative business OF consequence
wa. done, tho .lti!ng having been mainly occupied
with III. routine business rciden; 20 " chanse, winch
takes place bienn:aIly in the executive and admins
raive officers. The following gentlemen, eece'! q.
,bc las, session. we're u \ Monday installed into Office
for a rerui Of two yeGrs:
William Ellison Of Massachusetts,, Grand Sire.
Gearpe W. Race, of Louisiana. Deputy Grand Sire.
James L. RidyeIy, of Maryland, Grand Secretary.
Jo,iua Yans.nt, Of Maryland Grand Treasurer.
Reuben Jones, Grand Chaplain.
James W. Hale. nf New York, Grand Marshal
Solomon II. Lrwyt of Maryland. Grand Guardian.
John T. Chamberlain, Of Maryland, Grand M"s-
senGer.
The official report. show the Order 10 be in aound
cnd heallhiu condition. but they do not, IA IN former
ve,r, Indicate numerical increase Of membership.
The suspensions from the Order it appears have eH-
c.cied the initiation This decrease, nnwevrT IS no:
rewarded with nny solic,ule. The rri,rin: Grand
Sire lWilmot q. DrSau'-urc Esq, OF S"uih ChF"h-
nal in cliudng 20 i'll his vacIicory address, sa!-:
"In some fields our labor. have not been blessed NJ
in others: vet q careful examination will lead u. 10 re-
rard the decrease with no anxiety. by i; the 'arcS
have been separated from our wheat. ani The store
thus left s increased in worth. In other places 'hc
...d has produced an hundred fold, and humanity IL
r,ioiccd by the extension Of peace and good VIII
alr,ons men, And yet, again, new fields have been
op,ued for our cxrriinns; and in the energetic num-
b.rs building up an Empire in the Lower Provinces;
in the swelling mul,ituies pressing onward 70 inc
smiling valleys of Western Canada, III the busy
,r,s cou-rrya.in. IN the Pacific shores. great rea.
.nn !. furnished us for joy. Charity hath cnl'-;"d
with men, and whole Continent acknowledges her
aid"
The official report. Of last year show thu, the or
esnza,iop contested Of more than two hundred thou
sand members. and tina, the year reveaus was pear
" one and half millions Of doliars.
BALTIMORE. Sept. ls-In the Grand Lodge OF the
I-nired S,n.s to-day tho Legislative Committee re-
ported nysin-; the eIpediency at the present time OF
merging the EncampInent degrees into the suboFd
nate Lodzes. They say that although they deem
tho measure desirable, the time for action on the
question has not arrived. Their decision in Rejecting
the proposition will be confirmed by the Grand
f.Odye
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sIp.Hrrxrx pRoprEp FROM SERVICE.
FROM NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,.
TSprcisl Core. pouderce Of the Dispatch

SoRFoLK Monday, Sept. lis z. ".
This was one "f ia. most delightful! au'uinha uaEs
that ever daTned IN !pvc!iness upon our o"au'"H'
world. Just without the limits ot me cl'v 'he All
seemed as balmy and nvIgoran. rs that "t the noun
tain regions. | stood OH tbts morning hai! MIC
distant 10 Souiheafward'ani looked over the sPlen-
did and cspacious sun- 1Scr that r"l' a1ong IN i's
strength aud beauty upon poor -'''I"h' one p s'e
two intensely a.iIctcd t"WhS' hnu no human or'''s
appeared upon lis ~halFe-' Du Iece,'y ,ne p'a'e '"
life, business aud activity. Near hundred fehbelS,
and q number ot steamers only snort time AS"'
were mnnrrd a. the piers ana IN the COCKS nov sn
gle, solitary ship and the Terry steamers "hiE' arr
10 be seen upon the waters OF OUT woe anu
deep harbor. The spacious ~hre-nouses are cose'!'
the streets ARE silent, the oa.y peop- ha' were 'he'
either dead or absent. The cupa"s' turFe's anu
'p'res are seen disnc.ly covering .,,d 81
surrounding buildings, but The ch-er'ui souIn
the "beltry bells is not heard. lfut. - ~" l1a.
notes Of the sonorou, old bell OF one OF 'e cn9fene1
broke in upon th- stiffness yesterday. Oh. aoon
returned its solemn reign NO terhpn N"s @
prayer WIS Offered no 'h"'c'oes Ne!c ''- -. by
house of worship here excepting pe'n"p'' d.
tricks. .:,.
The excellent minister OF 'oFi.! S"s..", "a! ,,"
of the lever; me in'n'''nr E"'eH VI '"' I,i ,h.
Vt the Methodist churches ore hns"rn ~ 'er'n Ia
remains sleep, profoundly beside tio'e "' oeio'to
children in the c"Ii' sl.ht '"no. nesr &c 80. w.
The weary IL The grave; iheS Trphe -.
and comfort, anu fonso!a.'"n W we .,.,, j.,
0: Their hocks ana 10 ".'o' WIZ ,oo ~. nnw IN
IT..
vast ete!nlty-sone 10 'he'r te"atH-a"a i','t
scenes OF death aad woe ana tears. A"a ,Insd"
voice from Heaven .ayI UNI" i, me- ,Sa Ss ssrc. ;-y
Another minister anet ','1.u.". Vs. Wv, I'D ,on,
o: the d-,;roy-r, and yielding 10 It's power h"a gone,
disabled from The scene IKE ornfe' pT' "eI." '.r
warror from the battles rat"' "nI!e o.aer
divin"s. valiant Soldiers ot 'nc SE"'s' "e'r III 't
chambers at the or,!sde5 I" '!'"'e WHO n" 'ee
down by the terrib!" destroyer. .,..
a Aaoaath "tn%u' pi''.:.nI Stt,,h W. Snssi,, tr
vice. but every day - !'Ss @aooatn -so, n.p ~"
hi- silence OF me o@"'' ''. ;h -, ba,,,
stFer''' ue'e ",'i W. ,..'. ,, ,h. on,cr,,nr.
sunday sc"oot 'Hi't"' s,Lis 49, a.. ma ~.
OF me p!rssen ~ ,ba ,an,,nsrv nn .sd 10 .nv.
ni tho'T "no "en' ~ W h. ,bn rorl ~ i,Ir viii no
nose Hno ., e,r,h, Tb.. voice., Of many pious
more oo 49, .,t nr,,.o viii un rn,r- n. b..ri b..
one ~ pr"se VII II - rim. Of mourning and
sadness. ""u ;avtI .,,s.;n.,i n ,H. mir, snd.
S'nnet' an - ,h,. q. rInony r.ftn. ior the PEE
,.r, ': and oroc.eG 10 give The deAtn list:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
AID MEETING II TAZEwELL.

aru.stu. o: tho citizens Of IaZe"e'I CoantF.
sri Others held p: the courthouse Oh MONDAY '3e
ic,h cav OF September, $50:
.. ;ia motion O.; ". Y. Cell. Esq, hev. 'fr''s
W. c. Browne, was called 10 ;hc ca-'' sH1 L. -
Bqv.,r appointed Seero:1ry. ,,, J., ,t.
chairman. and al-o by WIN p. Cecil E-q on whose
motion the following resolutions were o"ah''''"'''
adopted: ,,-s ,;,b feelings Of
l'oeo e ,be d;.,r-ss of our fellow citizens
oil N"."N a',4 sn;. rrsrI from the ePdemics that
Psyase Ga. Other PORTIONS OF opn We feel a, II III i
sreby ad np.ray@,y, our srs a"iy 70 t
as far q. is in our power ihose VINO H'7
'''E@ Ea."ived. Tha, G. W. Deskins VIM; P Cecil d. j.:
u. I,hr.,n, F. :. Howard. Hugh :. Bai!ry: H-es
z. Hi:snbo;han,. I-.ac NJ Benhsu1, james nsr no.'
ior or' i,,,r n, E,, .uL Eybsr, Snih, 10 appointed
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EXCITEMENT AT NEW YORK.

NV YoEE. Sepi. ls.-QaI:c an eA..I@1hcas WAS
pr,ucet here to DAY by th= conduct OF ne >'tanrr
Crescent City in tskns be; aspnIisTs a.,c T Of aS. M
mort. The Board Of Hcnh after having ordered her
hack to quarantine had forbidden any passage 20 n"G
f"o,n ,bs s,samsr bu: IN spite Of order, She persisted
in taking in cargo aud passengers from tugs al the
quarantine ground and prepared oF hsr Gea!'affsnm ~
T. 8 .Ioo,.of.wa. Cvare. who armed ani nlcaasd
ii. boat. to proceed toward. the but in the
n,e,nrns the latter got up ami put 10 sea, in
defiance Of The authorities. The pilot and comnlanc-
er will bo,n be arrested IN their return.
Tia E,sr,, of Health have ordered The Qrar.ni' n
officer to Law the fac., connected with the affair before
,he Di.,r;ct Attorney. with view oi pnnl'h:ns tue
snrrR;n and ovusrs OF the s;saua.
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODs.

PRNHOS r PRICE CO. nave e"nmencca 'eec'';HH
their new Stock, which they invite TIE particular
attention OF City and Country 5uycr' a. embracing every
style OF best retailing Staple ard Fancy Goods
acr assortment; OF Cosks and Nantes viii be- ~ u-na
complete and they expect 10 have ncre-ed facics io
having ;hen made 20 order OF la,et 'iylee
Thcv will keep complete assortment OF Curtain dooos
of mos; spurovrd kina. with all necessary trimmings and
figure. which Will .. made and pa; UP In the city and
,nsdc Up and packet carefully fer my part OF the c0c'
,.y They have opened already
Rich Froca,!c Pisi ard Figured silks
Mors Antiques md Rieh six Roles
Exr. Rich Woolen and Valencia flr:!s
Rich Printed Dc isncs and French He!nos
Mourning Good. o. every description
French Eu,hroderies. q large and eonp!ete essof'
men, part opened
uo,icry and Gloves in srea; variety
Their stock of heavy Winter Goods, :or men and ~o
men rouse and field SERVANT s now complete SAD coz
s,, OF more than the ususl variety 10 wcE they io'e
nar,eu!sr attention. IN IL ui! be touad-
Re.; Sheep Grey Ss;iner. sad common hcTseys
N.ryi,nd and o. Ser .,skee Plaid Donr,cs
Good and heavy lirscys, Flannel. ana biHnkes
Cotton Ornsburs., aad sood Brown sn''nss' 40 &C
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DIRD

Drzc. 4. Ing!esde H.Io-sr comfy CO Sunday 49,.
ina. the loa :asL, cARTEi 5RAXTOS, Esq ir tie & =
yesr y. E.s age.
DIED IN Norfolk on Monday tee Sd ., sep'orher. o.
Yellow Fever, REUBEN BUTLER, olies; spG Of ,.e q,
Ruebep Butler, Of Surry counly, Vhsnis. IN &c" AZ.
OF MS age
Although repeatedly iuplored By rs relation. ~
:5eDds dee the pe-:sncn st'icke. cy o. ACT.
calmly and without fear, de;errrnel
saars witt bic devoted !eovtirEeas. The uE1r':@.
;s,sues and tie dan. a:tspd,ng ths rsry.hs srSiSe
- tsI = ssoE.1es % 6b sS.u ssess o ivy.
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VOLUME LII.
,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.-,,,s,Eo pAI.y. sEni ~rxKLr' AND ws.k
,,1TcuIE, PRYOR n DCNNA'ANF'
7 + 4 Ms:


,,,r raper seven dollars per snnuIn, ana @ Al ens
" po,: 'f,r,u taken Tor sshoI;er per'oa 'h"n one
rate Of e. a; So. weekly dol..s per snnun', and
ye. 10. ~ "s, payable ~ aav"nse to 0s Hea
- x . -. rri pj ;hc year:
.npI :. enquirer published every wednesdnE y
t." - W. saau, paid N advance or tor u ~
rsy!=.. :: - -. .r made advance deduction is
~a,% Y"! ..2. n the following ratio: tor 10 six
usje . i'>e; INQUIRER vii! be furnished; for eO
eoF!'s o. ~" -. ~, ;weaty iour copies, and 50 on In
the sssaNc '?SSiS.VS OF ADVERTISING.
sr.WErALY ana THE WrExLr-Fer TEN
j. Ih r:Un scvcn:y nve GEMS; Tor escn sub
..,urn: Insertion my crn's
ses ~. p.:.I E~QvIKEk-For TEs lines or less. trst
,srr a:y GEMS. AMI every succeeding insertion 'wen'
~ sve cents Ii inserted once sNees, tw!ce week o.
;-t. sec. weck t:y.cven and halt cents for escn
les ,-.lon si,er Ike nT>t,
Annual a., e1!.crs are charged aty dollars tor TWELVE
tneA and IN tas proportion for Advertisements OF rea'er
;h exccp; o:;cry Vendors and Aucaonce-s vino are
charged SIOC lptper ircIWcND
~ All Obiiuar.es md Tributes OF Respect exceeding
xI5HT lines, charged for ns advertisements.
U.ders from n distance must be accompanied WIN the
vance pay satisfactory reterenccs toinsre eIeeut'on
20 All dues 20 this oice may be rer!ised per ii1 ID
rcci available Rsnk notes a, the rl.k OF ,hc Eno
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MARBLE YARD.

VOIS r ROGERS. eth street, near Main, Richmond:
- Va Dealer in Egyptian Italian aad American AAHSs
HONCMENTS. TONES, GRAVE STONES. AAH!EL
prTrrs NJ ev.-y descripuon. WALL PLATES, FROSTs,
&c &c .
try design !a Carving executed IN 'ac nes'es' manner
Orders from the country. VIZ; e!:y reference promptly
sE.n!ci 10. rr,
Mr Rogers having served his tuae N one Of nc ai &c"
establishments New York City, and having tnuca e1pe
.n.e II tho business 5stters himself ;an; ali wo:k exc
ear. at shop will give en;ire satisfaction as IN! Done
y ~ or 'r' 'r-'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

SPEECH OF HON. JOHN NJ. Bolls'-lhe
New Hampshire Agriculture! Fair was held a' N'n-
chester Ia.tweek II closed with addresses from seVe
raj gentlemen, among them the Hon. John u. Bolts
of Virginia, whose theme was politics. he denounced
III, N.hraska BILL but said tha, thero ~as N PTooa'
hlily Of tho restoration OF the Missouri C"nT"n':e'
,s IN. North would not 10 it il tue Snuh ~.!ci H.
Tc ,nnkc h. said, q, a friend of the lIion and the
Constitution.
A Boston paper says:
"u- uo.-, tiscus, cd tho Nebraska DILL and Tho Flu
.y s,,x. hlj; as the i.o great question. calculated
s.u te.r"y the py,ce and harmony OF the non
The fuci;ve .lar" biii he 'a': must b. e1ecT: ana
|f ~ - -. ,.rp,;,r 4 nee! be. speaking "f III"
Maine Lquor Law. he said ,hose w" one thin IN !;
tr,,y va, ,ron. recommendation I" h'm. lie nsi
uyar4b!y found it:le. '9Dor 10 the sntt' "here the
inv bsd been pnsscG, ,aan before !i' passage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

AnRE.rEp.-A few day. since. David W.l.,n'' s
slave owned by G. W. Purr. OF Richmond wn. ~.
rested II miles beyond tn" Whit" Sr!phrr Splnct,
HE way ~ Ohio He wHs arrested by Mr. b." ot
Greenbricr, upon suspicion ihat he wHs '.rrf.. :,
and lodged in jail. He had q pass pnrpogt.oS &" u5
signed hy VIM. Sh"rpnri, 10 h!. servant William. =
20 - C!arks5Urg. Harrison "ourry and r-n-Ia i!'-
until The 2J:h December. Davy hnd been ai-eH >;
De White Sulphur SpTrgs for the sumner. hs! se-
c-, cd pnss 10 return home VIA Lynchbur. So: hs:
Left a. WI. ;hou.ht. 70 tnh. iha: rou,e
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STOP THE THIEF!

CTOLFN from my s.aole, at Old Church, Hsno: S~
y We. county on the nigh, Of Tuesday 7st IN &SA>
slant . Bay COLT, inrr years old. He hn hs.r-~
IA The forehead and q Little wh,o Ms lip He also has
.ssr on the breast, ooeasoned by sn's and knot Of
one o his hind ess below the knee Heurss his legs OCT
rnry much Willie walking will give arew..d OF t~er.
dollar, for hi. I.eorcry and dollar, fer
49, 3o'cs,. LEWIS JOHNSON.
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TIRE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

~ EITCuIE, PRYOR & DUNSAvANT.
,,,,, n,rcruE ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS.
THGKsDAy, SEPTEMBER 10, 1858.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

BRoIr JAIL.-A white man named Lloyd. charged
with the murder OF Hiram Cuddy, and E"-T" r'aanm
Anderson, confined n charge uf poisoning Inc " -
Gng par;y al Mr.. kane-. some tine nc", I.G!" t'r
escape from the jai! "f Scott county recently, Gui
have pot rInce been heard Of. Tvs" other pes ~
c0nfGrd in the ssn" jail! were 80 well -.i:tti,G "''
their quarters that they refused TO escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

WILL be given Tor the delivery 10 me- IN Richmond,
w ii Two nes.ocs ISAAC and HENRY, who rS.aHay
som frsdcricksbu-s lss; september. They were pur.
eassed 0: Geo Ae.. l-ssc formerly belonged TO sewry
F:zhuch OF knE Gcors- county lie 70 tail. dark brown
eow sbou, 30 y"z-s old. iicny i- abou: 81 year. old,
t..' 20 inches high dark color and belonged
iy''n"'ly 10 NJ. Lucas Of t:rI"rck-burE will give the
.'o ;"''N:G Il delivered 20 t:vhii.ond seventy
nVe eo"a'' each Il secured in yA:. 50 sr, ;hetn
Nav o4-e:f r., :, At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

AID PROM NORTH CAEoLISL.-W gton, y. G.
sends $500 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth. Gr""reuurp'
$500. Granville county 800 IN money M! pr
Visions The proprietor and Ylsii"r- Jones Hpru..
abou: 300 Contributions from other l!ac.s hrs
also pouring in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
FALL GOODS.
RlCEARDsOS CO..
I,,n,r,er, and Wholesale DeaIer~ Ia Dry Goods,
u.,x
FALL GOODS.

Jmpor,erv .ud Wholesale DeaIer> Ia Dry Goods
IS HAir Srissr. RicHhsSp.
WE are now receiving of our cwn Importation ono
w purchase, in The Northern e!e-. general ssso'+
men, Of ,oo,s
Oar sock VII! compare isrOrab.y u any :or:ner one
J., ,o-;,:v a, ZINE .sp coAzH "ooLEss DREss Goops,
e. and ~e will take 7crsuEe in seiv:nG hi who wi. ca"
...I -.
c.spy1,Sos Rvos &C. 10 be found in ~" e;'y-iTo"'
,bc l,x,r pr,ce 10 he imported !'o i- country
ri,h r,coi OIL ClorHs that Wi oe cut % aty nir"sGre
ofroon. or rassases ,,o-ax .co
/ - h q
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-t- : '.D.-.nr y. .N..-
FIFTY HnIIARS EIhI.nn

IT m ITri3ses OF Frci"rlck Auler,on q, IN. o5b
June las. nrs1o ma: 'a:ast sRtpEi.lCK, Of low
slow, and .:spne!, U;e when ,pok.; =. iiP%
wife on Leigh Street, near Adams street; h; NJ. ~
Craaon's. The hSOre reward OF ni'y dorrrs ~ a. a.
raid !! ne 10 taken out Of the STATS O! Viry,, or -,
sre dollars il taken in the State delivered ~ T.!
e.-:ck Anderson or TO Edward D. Eacho. e
aug 3-ctf IHDS. J BAGDY
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H.Ts, CAPS &c.-We cn!I attention - the -;-'.r.
ti.cmcn,, i'll to.iry'' paper, :" our friend MpoEs -
Broad Street. H. hH- u-t rrplen-hei hi .0,h. nd
ha. 4 large and beautiful Assortment Of iia', ari
Caps. OF the n;es, and beet s;ylc-, q. wc!l ns hG"f
soney selected assortment o all oihe. article, 30
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. Enrpt punrrst,

A NOVEL PROcE,sios.-On Friday evening l-..,
tsays the Stanton Spec.nor) large number of rr.
road hand,, belonging 10 Rob-r, Harvey, pr-,.i
through street. forming quite curious pro",--
sion. There were five -ix covered wa.ua-, .Tf
abuu, fifty carts IN the proce-son-teach err; driven
by a u"xr"I-~hch reached from Sir. Gce-"r: ,
shop. on Main street. 70 Mr. Bckie's c"rU"r. TH".y
hands have been ~ work On the Loving'"n GnI Oh"
RsIlr"ai but the funds having been exhausted. NJ.
Harvey 10 taking them 10 the FORK River Road.
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B.xK S1ocE.-Twen,y-!our shares otTsl,cv Ban:
stock were sold in Wirch"s;er week siocr. 10 $50
lots Of fifteen aud nine shares. s25 per share. be-,
ing 81 above the par value Of he stock.
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CITY AND aTAIk Ws.

DRoWNsD.--The body u. man named Th'. n.
Turner found floating in III" Dock Igr.tiv
morning.-It appeared that be cam" here from Po.'.-
mouth, and being of in'cInprrs'o hahs, n. vrrHr-
bi!ity was that he f" from The wharf, whl- W.
the imauenc. OF ardent spirits. Coroner Wcsor bod
an nGue-t over the r"nn'n-. and liz ury tr;UGu>
verdict vf accidental drowning.
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ONE UCNpRED DOLLARS REWARD

nASAWAY from the residence OF the suo.erorr leu
N fall, a rnuls,;o boy named HARTWELL. He i.
H. BOY asout hve feet elk inches IN height, Father
hs:y =,ste with hair black and straight resembling
Man aai may be known By having one Of Lis ,oes q
's-A On. Of he small ones cot OF think he made Ii,
sea-. o. grey horse. and that he eniesvored 70 make
~ = Petersburg or its vicinity Inc above reward
-. aya,-e3 dollars will bs paid 10. bis apprehension il
g., 80 s:a:e and fifty dollar. if taken within the
''4 81 ed 10 some jail that can get him sea!n
WM W. NlCHAux,
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committee 20 solicit and receive subscriptions, tie
money 10 be forwarded 10 Col George W. Mun!ord,
chairman Of like committee, in RicEmon J. 10 be ap-
piled as may be though, beet; the relief Of tho SUIT
ferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth, or either.
Resolved, Thnt the proceedings ~; TINS meeting DC
published in the SouhWes;e-n Advocate, and that
the Richmond papers be requested IN copy them.
On motion the meeting adjourned
GEO. W. Il. BROWNE, Chairman.
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The VALLEY AGRIcrLrrnIL SOCIETY vii hr't
il, annual far Ne ar Char..ion the 2J and 81, Gi
October. Is. Johnson Barbour. of Orange. la, been
in, tied 10 deliver the annual address.