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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
TO THE PUBLIC.


This is 10 certify that, In June last, was
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, as aly physician states in collapsed
state. ! had remained in this state some Two
hours, when my physician informed my i~m-
lyand friends that could not possibly h :,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting AM
one giving me any medicine or nourishment
whatever, as II would only hasten my death
AT this timeMr Forsha came to see me, and
broughl with him bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my vile TO use II ON me, as he
thought IL would Immediately give ease.
was Immediately applied, and In less than ten
minutes was restored, and was in a warm
Perspiratioa, prior to which time my extremi-
ties were cold, clanmy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use of two other
hotties Of the same medicine, was entirely
leved of all distress. and in few days was
restored to health.
] would most cheeriuly and heartily rec
ommend this BALM to all who are afflicted
in similar way l have also used II In
other diseases, and have found IL a most
excellent remedy. I do not think 1t can be
toohighly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
| do hereby certify that the above cer,if-
cate is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made to me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9Th, ls49.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
an Penn, Colieoe, Philadeiphia.

w VFFH' tV'Vy0f 'F'''''7T 49,
ada. HusrER's MEDICAL MAsuAL.-The author
OF this work, unlike the majority Of those who
advertise 20 cure the diseases OF which IL treats
Is a graduate OF one OF the best Colleges In the
United states. II affords me pleasure 10 reco n
mend him 10 the unfortunate. or 10 the victim OF
malpractice. as suceesuful aud eed prae-
titioner, In whose honor and Integrity they may
place the greatest confidence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL H0U -Estab.
= lished 90 years ago by KISKELIS, corner OF
Third and Union SITS. between Spruce and Pine,
PL IL pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
From tho Washington S;nr.

W
VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
The Cat Jumps ont N III" Bug In the trial "i thr
United States vs. Hertz before the District Court o'
tti. United States, u; PhlaIcphl. for this violation
uf the neutrality laws ri the United States IN enih
men in Philadelphia for the British foreign legion
the testimony OF Max F. o. Str"hr, who "as "Iie "'
the principal active agents o the British invcrnnc"
employed in the business nj that city explain" III ue
tail the particulars oi the cinp.cItv Z" eht anu
ry British cfi;cnl person of ntr who parripateh w
it-Nr. Hertz. Mr. Howe, Sir Gaspar lie MHrrh"n''
Mr. Barclay, Sir Edmond Tate, ara las'' t!ou-" w
no nlc:lns least lmpurtnni- MI Cra'nPoh n,'!'T[n
That gentleman knew, of Course, the tS OF th!S uo'
! ,rnmrut which he wGS v!na!inY. 10 DriitFt iii'"
i,nnr,p of is existence i fo creii; HIM with haH.
heard nothing whatever ri the prevnus prosecutor
of various persons under II for cornrlr'y WIZ n''
bu. t.riur aynins, Cuba. To believe hin ignorant :"
il, ryi-oul one and nl. - 20 ere t hn WIN hHr-
Is n hu,!rci:i par; n h- sl.rc*'Hc-.: tor nc T"u
hurdly Eavc failed ~ have carefully E'uil"h '"'
,nrf:r"n lass the suhI"r' br"'" niiHrr'hA"S u
ra;-. rrcr,t, in the United States, "h III" memory
OF The Cuban tiliiiu.i"r :.G!s upon LIS ;nl. Win
such knowledge upon Tic subject, rs MI WHO h''""
ANYTHING uf suyi matters nrc aware he ihurt Eh'r
had, ami residing among Us under i!c p''GS' Vi I"
djpolnniist. according 10 III: witness named IoN'
Mr. Champion WAS IL" PRIME mover ID lI' 'n''
States nf . schcm" OF raising recruits III our ci''"'
for the British forces III the CGIca a mHy be c!eal'y
gathered from the evidence =" S;rnhc, "no II wei.
know. here Us havn. been M engineer ~ the EN-
nIuvmrut nf the Coast Survc" "hrc, and nl-r upon
the G"veTnr'"nt srrve5 = n'.'w' .T,,.'
ems H.: i"cihc rGrnsa'I -. ,vos o,,,,cl
:" Irn c".S n"sH @ -, a, ,in, ,;,,. ,..nI;i.I, ,I
IN ,,c iac'nH r" r,"na rnL ,hr mill ,hn frs,
! ~ '"s.""' "''', ',I - Jnnunrv / ,nw Mr
~ rsn,u"'s - ra,.sv.I from Sir. Cra,nr:oa the .e-
ply. .. .-,:.,, .,, ,,..
,,o.x..o'".' w. ,'.,''. ,.,,.' ,rd Crannton.
.,;vI from Crnn,,;on the reply ,ha, hc could
a. a ' a., .hn, ,nn,n.n, waa could be .lone. said
.", r.', ,s ,In, believed in thi. very iinc as !;
I" co.. .in,ip.y,. "a ,b.. winter time
""s S ~ ~" w., ,yu,.,ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
VALUABLE FARMS F0R SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

nh E.W.
WYE oaer for sale beautiful FARM III tho county o.
w Abrmnrie lying the Ens,"rn slope oi mo SCUM
West Mountain dsan, from KeswcS Uhc Nirsnis Cen;
extension of tho Orange and Alexandria Rail Roa' one
mile ami from tic Rivannn Horse boat Improvement i.Mt
miles |, contains TWO HUNDRED AND NV LHi
THREE AND OSE.TlllRD ACRES, 80 oi which are
cleared well cnclurrj and in high STATE OF improve
ucr,; tho remainder in woods The bu.idins- are ni
.ew the dwelling is oil brick two stories, containing tn
-oons hnll nnd passage and lar cop"ica' - M
ishcd in the very best style The location Is
for beauty and variety scenery inr hc" anu 10"
incd and good society. To ono wishing 3" nr"H; s;,.
in Jew hours ride of Richmond or Washington. IL !"
larger .rm is preferred 800 acres or more 10 Mr.
I,ues Hart Of Alh.msrlc Keswck Depot or 10 49,. hsS
:. G. Ruiin and John Jones OF Richmond; nuitRT n"t
are requested 20 examine ior Themselves >. a.,
My Office is kcswick Depot, Al'eh''''e'
,lr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
70 the Ei,tor. Of The Er2lIrcr:
CH,RLrSToS, KASawHs CorNTr. Va


Sept. Il, 1855. !
C;cntlo:ncn:-A rail has been i--urd, signed bv
nr,,u;n.ut bIsnt. men az this section, inviting n
Cnnvrniion, AZ the race, on the lon ot November
ucx fpr the purpo7r o taking III" m"ccs.tcy stci'>
to ,rve!opc aud demonstrate the llnm"ns" mineral
wealth of that scr,Nu of Virginia. wat"r"d b" the
Great kanawil;t. Guvhndu;tc and Rl- sandy rivers,
md their trlburarir-.' ln this Convention ali per-
Sons interested in tho prosperity OF the State aGd III"
iurrrasr Of her available resources, ~ we'll rs III"
coal miners iron aud salt n1kc-s ot 'i'a sec
ton aud the frIens "f the Corln"icn nnI ONO rna!
and kindred pr'jects, are invited. nope YOU VIII
call the attention of Your readers i'll variOu- parts "'
she Stat. TO the fact. 1t viii hr, in my opinion, one
Of The Inoat important movements made IN Virginia
and we expect from Richmond, and other points III
rh. East delegations composed ot men o tH!riIt bu-
.nrss qualifications and earnest dc-:e :" IIcrcn'c
The rr,lnwn and revenue ut the Commonwealth.
There arc few persons i'll the Cis.Ailc-hany region
who have any clear conception ri the an"unt %!
cua! end iron in this rcyiur srtin aside ;!ie s"i;
of which over two and half millions o: bushels are
mad. OIL this river alone every Year: ~" whole NOUN
tains are filed with workable Veins ot the riches;
iron and coal easily mined rCqulrin" M chats. rr'i
draining and of quality far superior ~ me klnd'
prniilaily mined elsewhere. Nearly aI al tha lies
ii!. .ur want of capital. The proposed Convention
will take steps TO make an authoritative exposition I"
the amount, character and Incut:"!I nj Tie various strain
That once done, business will scc IN. great t!cid
here presented for the investment "i rhri'h' at
eagerly occupy il. The r"snli will he 10 add MI
li,,us tu the floating wealth Of the State, n:r"iuc,
thousands of industrious aud honest oicr- III ihrii
midst; nu more than double the value ot her reh eS
tate think it may bc well said that :iic proposed
Convention embraces matters ot the E:s; magnitude
aud demands the earnest ntici,i"n .! a fhink'hH
,n..u in ,b. Sratc. MONTAGNARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
Tup I,TP CONVENTION on THE KANSAS
,iL. AII,S ~, I iENI%EiON. ND.

Cuic ,an S..u, .D.--lic .'.drc.- |" ~: tr"..e o.
, I,,,I S,.,. s,,,n IN. Committee "r th. .r,-
Cnny.,,tiur n Lexington. Missouri, rs published !;
!. uui ,rp,,by. rnd /. principally devoted 20 G in.
uuncir,on OF the emigration from Mas-acHd7"i's' 'd
.h. >.,,,- un..r 10" management. .; a.. spc!c..e=.
~. Enusa- Nebraska a:" il rerl":e. d".,!
ic,,cr Such emigration is pronounced SiianU! Gie-
eirnt danssrou. 81 the -xtre'ne, calculated to or.
rmn.rr!he slavery TO It's present limits aud defeat "a
,r;:r ne,i Of tho Nebraske bill la concrsl2A IL o.
I,-rs ,ha: Missouri taxes the same position rs The
Lexington Convention, whence il will not r-coas.-
The rricctrn OF KANSAS Is Slave State VIII &c 20
rar!ci as gross nsu 10 the South, end tic d"cnr.
ton that sla"ery is Incompatible with republican,
form OF government, an unr'.uvoca step towards .
dissolution OF the Cnion. The address s sGnei 5y j..
A. Nap,on, late Supreme Judge; Sterling P,!,e. ;Es
pr.>eut Governor OF Missouri Mordrca: O:!vep
member Of Commerce; and L. ". Wocd.pn. pro n.
iuent lawyer Ex-Governor Austiu 4. hipS nsflbta
to sigu Il for some unxuorp rSaSon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
xnlIUNEE LII.
u,CunoND ENcUIHE''
tbs ,rrtwEsx.Y, ASp WEEKLY,
rs',.,sC,,IE, rs';:,ss' PRYOR * pr>>A'ANr'

TERMS s =, .ho
,-.r seven dollars per ~ ~Sun.,,. n,, o.o
9 n':E H. ~ !; taken !cr -""r'rF pcI'", '"" n, oS
e-M '.'i". w,rkir Sye dollar, per "Hnain' HHI
E';h. sS' ',,.,.s payable in 'lN'nec 70 's Ss.a
:ao;s H' s...i sN hy ins.l postpaid; or SIX oo'''rs
s"@a a; '"s '.' ;. published every eInesGsy
We';y nny,n !; Ps.i in advance or Tor e. "
:"c al = 10: maze - "i'"'ee, ae"a:oa sio ;s 70
ap"y'nen' .1,., n :aS ro.ywn; tMio; IL. CIV SIX sN
*. OF IL wss"y ~ ;SS,e ;%rpy oar copies, ard so on in
same rF"i,,TIit;iRiNy:s OF ArrEET:S;IiSG:
ltHrr.tr aui TIE WEEHLr-Fo. TEN
> -. r.. Gg.'!''''. ''''' ~
.s 80: ~, Insertion nHy cch's -, &C.,
zen. my E>QvIkEX-For TIN lines or !ess, hrs'
n INV cents sni cvc-y succeeding insertion iwen
-. 7: ,uscc,ri one. week twice week. oI
,..:,. week. :n.ry seven and half cents Tor eact
= ..;rr :as ;!-s;.
= ,!,-r;iscr, are charged ATTY dollars for TWELVE
70 tina, p.u; or::or Tor a"er> sircn,s oi create
:. ,>..?. Lottery vcnG"rs AMI Aue,ioncers, who arr
70: M. paper includcd)
j. 1, Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exeeedin!
f. -s. are charged tor As advertisements.
..cia distance must DC accompanied with th'
.. 2.v o- satisfactory references to!nsure execution
- A. .ucs 10 tbs o:,cc may be rcnit,ed per mn !.
6 washable Bank nc;es. NJ the ri-k Of re E,i:er-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
GREEN
WATER POWER AND REAL e.
iAI.l tDL.E v: N::n,r,&...I - Z. ~ m mum Z

a CITING under deere. Of tho Circuit Court ot Put
n -ylynus. shall, :hc lh day OF October !e"' on
y.tcr il, me ,onot Danve Virginia on Dan RIVER!
comprising ebor, twenty OF land between the
river ana canal with sCicicnt w.:er power tor unlimited
machinery aud having it manu"ctu:in: iaii saw
NIL workshop, foundry wooc"idins machine; and the
foundation oi rock bull; for large factory t":''Ecl WIN
Il, c wncr his and ryilrcrs per;are TO sai proper
" This property located the terminus OF The Rich
.coni ana DGuyic Railroad. and not very remote ir":
,o.r.yug aud coal aud non region OF country, and s
regarded II, possessing extraordinary tacss Tor niHhu'
featuring.
IERMS-One and Two yenrs eGrs payments the pur'
chaser ry,r. bond WIKI rccur!;y Tic above properly
will 90 sold together. lo;s may oc NEST advisable
The t;le this property regarded niMc';oHahIc
I,iv g,-cnr WM NJ TREDWAY, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
yAI,CAHLE FARM IL fIKSiSSiiinrf Me

,vlSG leased or a OF years. Inc Inc. %i"E re-
Eli White sulphur springs TO persons w. kent in the
Pa,a"d .,rc RI. unerr:ned oilers for SALE tie
,ss irriin whi,h surrounds the sprimSs , rcn,erk.
Il con,sns crops ai Corn aud capable OF D"hs
made e best possible csows Apart o! tn renr ar Of
Cd 100 bushels OF single ncron 1855 the ,5I bnd as
-. eri, votop u,hom and IN il'i o Il
Wa he season produced 20 bushels Inc aSrn 10. h.s,
.usecrble o, division nnd is certainly one ' ''
SERgs-onc,h third on l.t ot December neHt' eni ne
I H. ND vna,s thereafter, with nteres' from 1ate
OF delivery ..,rs ,f , ,bc .ur.rrincr by lcr.
f"' 49,. 20 .War.ca,on Sprinet, Va, or 10 "~a'
in.tnn. y. {. THOMAS GREEN
M.y iiiNt'N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
TIE RAIL ROAD CONTROVERSY.

WasurSG1oS, Sept. 2j.-The hour tor departure of
the cars from Washington i"r baltimore, was to-day
changed back to tie old tmc-the course which the
rail road company adopted having failed t" induce
the Pos. Office Department To forward the mails iron!
Washington an hour aud half earlier Than has here,
,,ure been The custom. Tn" who!= ALTAR IL looked
mon here us n futile atunp; 20 compel the Post pi-
& Dn,-t,n,u. 10 withdraw the uIG!i ca:ilrarI from
tho yiruira Central Rail Road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
ALBEMNKLE LAND FOn s,LC.

TBSI.E subscrhrr, being fully deter to change IL,
pyrsuts will offer FOR snlc n prt'c nac ION without
reserve on III. prcmiscs THURSDAY. ar lti Gnv OF
October ncx. il fair if not the next hr sv hi- Tract Of
Land On which he resides, containing iy acrss il no.
sold privately before that day. II pirate sale he made
notice will b. siycn. 1t il very nir,b!o '.rm living
within ,hrecquartcrs of mile oi The J-r River Canal
in nine miles oi Scottsville. village o COT ' ra ,rad
within three miles OF IOwnrdsric lourishIns little vil.
lacc and the same distance from Warren. on and
neo. i, every convenience that farm rcTirc, is well
adao.ci 10 the cultivation of Wheat, C"rn. T"L'cco &C.
&c There rrc about IS or 40 acres good meadow lnnd
par; of which is we'll taken in TnoEy a. hi. c There
are abou. go Of wood land good portion OF that
first rat. tohucco land The improvements good aud
comforallc-such as n good dwelling, kitchen, smoke.
house dairy carriage and ice houscs also Office in
tho ward Which would suit professional gentleman Tie
garden j. large and productive. in which there
lc aspond; also tine vineyard As regards the hcath
and wn,rr cannot Le surpass,d in ESnln On':r whole
/. Oh. OF the most convenient farms in this section OF tie
country Any one wishing TO bu, such farm, will find it
:" hc nt.rcs, call and examine the sntc will take
Srca, pl.u.;,rc in showing il. 4. N. ApPLlNG.
e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
TNIJABIE FARMING: LASD 0S JAMES
H;vEP SEVEN MILES EELOW RICHMOND, FO!

HETESn!S(i 20 remove 10 the county ot tdcs'cHe'"
nov ocr fo- sn-. p!:vr:cy, my ir:'r i'Yw 80 '""i
~ r,0.r whrb :s situated on James River, IL 'h'
co.a,v f., lic,.ro miles 5-o". fr!m"u; on 80 "!H
OSBORNE Iu:uls. uGjp!tas the LANDS oi MI Hci n"r'
.. Akin arI EDWARD j. Gresham.
Lilv Vucy contains 80 acre .: mcs excellent 'ai.
ard rg ucs rrr"rSnly vel. There are ~ "GiiH5s OF
III. farm bu: beautiful size :or So doi,:: A; c"ivcicM
10 .rrn. q; cxc-l!ca, water The urrp&- dN!t", the
nr:l nearly in hall; nai would s' r:i""r p1r OF ih'
whole OF it, ~ il MAY sui; purchasers 10 buy.
Any w:-hns 20 view 'hs a'n VIII H!""'' can ~ ~
Twin. 4. WON few mics MY iurin VINO wi! iaN'
grra pleasure IA showing 10 tacn, or to does: 'oo
DIS & APrERs0S, Oi Richmond. T. ". VA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
FUGlTITES FROM LABOR.

Oar readers will be interested by the very sensible
d. DiIluye on the trial Of Henry ". Allen, United
States Deputy Mar,!:ai!, III til" Suprcme CoGrt Of
NV York. Metropolitan forSrts tho white man III
is Affected love for the nero.
as M, the same course pursued in relation 10 fu9-
;ircs from Justice n, j. purs.cri towards fugt;vcs
from labor. viii. this exception, s;r-that the fu .i,ivc
from labor Is allowed tlu! investigation rs 10
lis identity before iho commissioner. while tie iI2l-
tive from justice, though tnk"n e!~rciOn i left 70
the recognition and mcrcy Ui the officer sent By TIC
STATE III lis pursat And as thu gentleman, ~ Has.
tratc h!- position, Supposed cast let m"' SIR emp
pose case Of n tu.itlyc supposcd tugltIv" from
Justice. l. lie ~ br rrcd where he is arrested No,
elr There Is no State in this Cncn where such
practice wns ever thought IT. Let liz then see what
mny occur under the act IN relation 10 fugitive
from justice. 4 citizen of OnoniaSa may leave
hcie, Sir, with character uHcOrruptc" ana uisu.e'i,
and 90 California. loca;c himself, ni:d attain 70 po-
son and wealth thcre. After h. has lett, some one
acnated by :ht spirit of revenge may procure IN in
aictment asninst him, and then obtain rcqn;sit"n
from the executive 10 bring him bncE to OAonIaS;.
Tor :rhl. The rcqusition s executed. and the alleged
criminal II torn from his family, without the right OF
investigation in California with his character bear
S IN" stain Of crlmna! accusation. aud boruc awn!
under rcquist"n supported by n mandate standing
sid" by eide IN tho Constitution with that PROVISION
Under which the law OF $3.50 was passed
llns tire gentleman ever complained Of tho inhu-
manity o this part of the law M, sir. Silent ac-
qnie.rcncc has regned supreme that; because
political nctn,ors could IN !: c;em.nt of po.
itcsl a;crandizam"n,. But the gentleman claims
for fucivs from labor, rin by jury in virtue of the
ahsulnt" provisions oi The Constitution. WHAT cir,
those provisions Why, sir, the first provision:
js, that ~ aH crnmh prosrcniors H. prisoner 'h al
bc sHht! 70 ir'ai BIZ jnry but h. admits that the
proceeding t. rccovcra fugitive frnn labor Is not a
grow ut :" the cciI,.: Of the Constitutions but even
/! il does, the practice. every whurc prevailing anc
nowhere qu">nm,d Is 20 rj the prisoner al the place
from winch lie hr,l. md not II; the p!acc where II" J.
found; hut ;hi- provision aHd this pcactc" refers I,
whit" men, anu It's cruelty H. therefore, uu discovers
bic"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

cDvuIS>iJN NIRCHANI, H!I H"ONN' vi:
N~LL .:;cn,! pror!r'ly "a IA" "a" OF Corn Waeat,
Tobacco Us,. Rye. Flour. Neal. &C. sc. cn'rusi-
. -. c,rr and viii execute A.! C.!ers with dci!,y.
..:r. ". h Ne.S.s HI! y Rawlings corner of Main and
REFERENCES:
- ,..x R iIo-iay, iicnr!co
e-.,. "a" & Eaw..ncs. Richmond.
= ;icGrJ.eS's -ons
SEQ; x Hcrndon, Fredericksburg
HAT ( Hayes
W, J. gcuii-;on, Louisa.
n. Wilson. Esq. " Aug. 2'-cN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
JWE1I1RI,E LAND FOR SALE.

5HNUE subscriber oilers for sale vauhOo tract ~
Land. nj Joining the Farm on which h. resi:cs con
tanning 1850 scr.s and known as his EEAN tNpAN
FARM The Land is Of good quality lies we'll WIN !ris
,moun of Bottom, Land. tho Braverdai Creek which
has high reputation :or the product 0i Tobacco ana -
Il, |. EXPOSED 20 auis with fair proportion oi lmor!.d
Ixcd convcneny located for the Of the Farm Ihe
,.DroYcn,cnis are Orurscer. House, Corn hors.s
S;sbi- and Barn with Tobacco Eou.es Tor curing 3uUo
pounds Tobacco. The fsrin IS within ~ intes oi
Srorsy, and situated OH the Plank Road leading 10 that
place. Tie payments uny be made 20 sun IL" purchaser
he payiuS the !n..xoet annually. lUChER IoLEs
S,.n,k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
NUMBER A2

N" Governor General Of CHuais. ~ 'ht very Nh,
iae !e gave IN" Letter rf :f:roi c:;rr :, ~ il'';
Consul III New York NJ. Btr,tv, il witch hs -. -
'ha ! IN aitcni: "c I!liIirf w!'h tn, :i.rnr G!.!
;:ia VT. Is 'fc"y !-n' Tc'.v: II" 81! ri. 49,. -
Ib"u: !!!s rcTs subj sc Glp :h4t sh1GG make T;"-
pargt;nns III Ncs: ":is for .:,.u- mrr h III. aN3
~ The rriy SG"i" tn" he "',,u sad ~ s,.G. M
the Governor Genera! of Canada. Iyyta: - .,eS
York AMI delivered N" I";rrIn Mr. Barclay.
Q. What wa, tiii- nls-scn-"r scmt in.'
\. II arrange n.a't.!s nb1mt depot ~ riTos
where cuu! sen! ih,>r men wi!"m wv -. hrH /
the States. We waiiIN- in New l"!k tor ~ {; .rp
Of this m'ss"l,rr for several weeks. lac to-" 50
returned, and scI.t aGni!!, cut nn uGIfs':A. =
c"ud be- made between S.r EIn"n.i .a;c '.a' LTs:..
ton. Tate IS Govern: ,ieHrra! -! Caaa..; ::"";ra
during ihht time. the ti'v"rmnr 81 Nova Syota Ell
received orders from Ew..sni tO cn.auI.'c-' g. -
depot IL ttaar, 10 Try AMI get ni"n IL :.c |. S.!
Tor ,i!. service.
Q. The arrangement, was no: made u" ito u go.
ger SEM 10 Cannaa with >!r E!mnnd ia.c, !hra.,b
no had received letter i.om tho Governor @. N.':
ScoiiG stating tia, he hal received cgirrs :vuI =
land 20 make lialifaY the depot
A. ir-, sir Inc reason Tor sending u. 10 MGR 20
Halifax the order that the Governor o: Novs :,o
Tia received from England. during that s1" "s';
back ~ Philadelphia. |: was On the nk .. l!:.. =:
March, 1885, wh"r cane 6nck 20 rh.lad.Ths. !!
learned roa a friend "a: mine = c"r;ain DR.. i ~
who is unw reg ncIn! sHc.-pN 10 his io..:.,I - =
that Mr. Hertz had received lc':u.s-o"a ir'', H.:
land, another one, slppasc, from VI. Cramy.or
though 10 40: knew, An Mt certain whe g :; 'S"=
FROM ana that he had rp"krn t" 'hi, ID. Ee",c, :
told him thar he was ah!c - p!ocuGc him h|"@sl.s-
sion in this foreign legion.
Thus. this nll,;er;u:D ou: I" be grave n:-1r -
Jar A. Mr. Champion is cnmerrlI",!. y" CrTH - ;'
eur Government. il appears - u. ca" H::'" T. )
takir. official and. ~ IN" s'ir' :n" ,:ir%;'e .9
"f it. a.. Il snm;!-mcn "'r"pyH.. 'hr h"h -. -,
position %: minister p. putr..l:" ,an =" lsrm'.,
~: such example w.;a impGn;E, there ili-i ,
end oi Gsi hope u! inr integrity UI ,l" aG'iTisi"
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No uI.NnNED pOLLAKS REMAKD

6S -. be given for tho delivery 10 in Richmond,
w NO ncgruce, ISAAC ani iiEHk !. who away
=. f"'H'icS-harg last S"ptc'nhr:. They we're pur.
4 :: Geo Alcr. Isaac formerly belonged to Drewry
- o: S!n: George county he i. tail, dark brown
. h""n, 3" yrRr- Old. licry aroct 81 years old
o. .Inc,"e high. dark br"wn color sud belonged
cry 10 AZ i'Hcn, Of Fredericksburg will rive the
w." .aci y; ;.'"fcd 70 nae IN Rcli'nuni, serenty-
: ''!Hrs eac'' Il occurred III Jail So ! 80, :I."iI
;, HECTOR DAVIS, Avcn, for
-, ~'-Ct lhnnIAh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
MARBLE YARD,

1aH + ROGERS. e,h Street, near Main, Richmond
j.. n"s!": in Egyptian Italian aud American NAEBlE
'rNFT-S, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, hASTEl.
= O.: every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
1.
=. ae.zr Ia Carving executed in ,he n.s.es manner.
49,. .-al ;he country, with city rcterenee promptly
..: :r.. ..
& Hc-r having served his time in OF tne lnI sest
.s;.e:.:4 in New York City. and having much eS,'e
- = -" 5.saess, aa,,c.s himself ;ant all work exc
.s,,.s Oct ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

NrL W. Randolph proposes tho publication OF
Law Journal in this city. His advertisement "''' "
found in our advertising columns. ne WANT VI SUI
periodical has bean lon- rl' by 'ao >'u"e'H -'1'
yvo invite attention 10 his advertisement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

", mr.. sraiitiei IN state that Ill, Mr. Aug r. iiaT
v.v wu, j. pu!,lishiu. paper IN Wu-hinStan' e"ti-
,I ,bc SPECTATOR, is nn; the Mr. Harvey, IN do9'
:i,n correspondent OF certain Sorih'fn J"nrh''' Us
was s.rpo;ed. F:cn, coPy Il the Spectator We
have go Il, wc shuuld suppo., thai tho ef''0f - ho-
,,,v mo-, all ahol.tiou-,, hut decidedly opI"'sea ~
;n,. ubo!i,;oni..s 10 rriacpe and practice.
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suOCKING DEATH OF 4 FEMALE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-lcsicrday nf'"'aN''
woman named McNam-r accompanied by h.r '"'
Children took pn-ra-" IN the cars nj Ninth "n' -
Streets and before starting the mother 20; ou I" ur-
chase son,- cakes fu~ hrr ti' ones On r"'HfC,'fr
IN" unfortunate w"n,rn III attempting 'r .;r oa 80"
platform. iu-t i the were g":ng. TEL. u'' ''@
wn-c,. and was Gno-t instantly krii-I-ih" W.
rls.iu. over h. r thigh and b:enH!ns her b",h. -
h,,nnt.d TO Dnwnn.tor where her husi,"at 'T;7 =:
wa.i..l. Tor his family. The children proc ""'D% -
EnincWnItl.