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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

CITIZEN GENET AND Mr.. CRAxPToN.-The Sec
rotary of War, who has evidently derived his
knowledge of the history of his country from
the compilations used in schools, writes in the
Washington Star that "Citizen Genet was sent
out of the country by the government under
circumstances precisely parallel to those in
which Mr.. Champion has involved himself"
Mr.. Davis will be surprised to learn that the
gentleman to whom he alludes was not sent
out of the country Under circumstances Of
a peculiar character, when the public mind Of
the country was by no means formed, Citizen
Genet found himself thrown into the arms Of
one political party, and consequently into hos
tility with the other. The latter, being in
power, very properly availed itself OF its po-
sition to demand the recall of Genet The de-
mand was not complied with, from the simple
reason that, while Genet was agitating in this
country, a cabinet revolution had taken place
in his own, and Robespierre, having displaced
THE Girondists, did not wait for an invitation
to supersede their nominee by q partisan Of
his own. The successor and a guillotine left
France in the same vessel-the former intend
ed for the use of President Washington, the
latter for that of Citizen Genet. 1t is said that
when the pair arrived, the Ambassador instant
ly demanded that Genet should be delivered up
to him but that Washington, under whose pro-
lection Genet had placed himself, declined,
observing: "No, ] demanded his recall not his
DEATH" The circumstance, aided by the fasci-
nations of the beautiful Cornelia Clinton, con-
WINGED Genet that he had better remain here,
and having married Miss Clinton, he accord
ingly settled down in this State. He mixed
little in politics; once, during Jackson's ad-
ministration, he sent the President medal of
the reign Of Augustus Caesar, with letter
complimenting him upon his Roman firmness ::
Jackson Immediately replied, assuring Genet
that he considered him a good and useful
citizen" At the time Of his death he was
President Of the Rensselaer, County Agricul-
tural Society
This is the man who, according to the Secre
tary Of War, was sent out of the country by
Washington. In one point of view the blunder
is happy one. If Genet had been sent out Of
the country, his case would have afforded a
precedent which the administration would have
had some difficulty in lodging in the case of
Champion. But when the HERALD reaches
Washington, and Mr.. Davis and the rest of the
Cabinet find out that Genet was not exiled,
they will Immediately quote the circumstance
as an excuse for the pusillanimity which they
will evince in the case of the British Minister.
They will say that, as Washington allowed
Genet to remain here, and even become the
father of young American citizens, it would be
unjustifable in them to modest Mr.. Champion
and as the latter is the representative Of Eng
land, and not Of Greytown, they will make hot
haste to cover up the enlistment business with
the ashes Of oblivion.
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l. A T E s T N e w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPnS.


HALIFAX, Sept. 26-Midnight.
The weather here is clear and calm, but there as
yet no signs of the America now in her twelfth day out
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SAVANNAH, Sept 70, I65b.
The steamer Florida arrived at her wharf here, from
New York; at O'Clock this morning, with all on board
well
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nanshp style material and high nh the Genn hat for his
fall away the palm from al ~ predecessor In
however docs not excel them, VIZ ts price The old
figure four dollars. h stu adhered TO-
GENIN, No. 2lf Broadway opposite 81. Pau's.
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reaa coats tor ranging nom ~ 10 s5 speciality viii,
na md " III found where cleo.
!. -E,LIN : 60, -, 80 aid 20 z. O.. say.
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Vn0 News
The proceedings of the American State Conven-
ion, and of the Wing and Republican State Conven-
tions, may be found on the first page. Below we
have grouped together the various party tickets for
State officers, 80 that our readers may see at
glance who and Of what complexion either political
or cuticular, are the candidates for the "sweet
voices" Of the paryrdden citizens of this State at
the coming election The Americans were to have
concluded their proceedings at Auburn yesterday
by mass meeting, at which the leading orators of
the party were to speak The telegraph, however,
in consequence of the storm which prevailed last
night, most provokingly failed to render
any account Of the proceedings. The Seward negro
wOrshipping fusionists at Syracuse opened with the
farce of two separate conventions the wing and the
republican, (back republican, and proceeded at
once, according to the programme arranged by the
unta here over some of the best liquor at the Aston
House very aectonately to appoint series of joint
committees of conference like the two houses Of
Congress amid the debaucheres of the last night of
the session. From reports of these fusonist pro-
ceedings, the reader will be amused and edited at the
harmony which prevailed between the two branches
Of this piebald antislavery gathering down to the
appointment Of the joint committee on the platform.
We are admonished, however, Of unpleasant symp-
toms of mutiny and rank rebellion in the camp Of
the wings, which may yet disturb the estimates Of
the managers of this charming drama. Let our old
fashioned politicians consult the list of delegates
wings and republicans-at this marriage feast Of
free soil and aholitionism, and answer u.s. can
such discordant elements be thoroughly stirred to-
gether without an explosion Of the Internal N I
chine disastrous to all concerned? The joint COM
mittees platform and nominations will report this
snorninO Uara nra tho ficketa.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
VOLUME LII.
RICHMOND ESaUIREH'
..',.nrD DAILY, srxlrEEktf' n,SS.x AND VEIN: MT
fsS,., Sn,rruIF, PRYOR & DtNNA'1Ni'
= Z X Ms

I j,llars per suuum, andst the
IF uSH IL. !, taken Tor ashore! peIio' 't,i uS
fate u ris', Se,ui Weekly, nve dol"Fc pei "u"si' "N
ycsT' tS @ :: months, payable IN s'' ss' Wa Ha"
h'v' ~ :, or reunited u! '''"'' f r'
:. ;s '- >, he end "i the ysM' 49,. ,-cu,s,;on At the
u,r a:.-' T. - - ot eNendlU. E.e 'ircuia'ioh VI 'ue
VIZ !Mn !%r INQUIRER Ia ihe soM"sin wWSv, W
NChNoH' 49, commenced the issue oi W NJ
P;uprt''= 80 80 ,-ntsus nrE!! hl t"e reading "a''o ''
PNth' S,s,. W'"kly ">'it'"ns ,,,,.c,.r nj, ,ho
tAc l"'N v nothing II t!c poh'i'Hi :; . " hI, ~
TrUc'A ~ ExIJhIR. which Is n"w what " was nan
KICNNNH' ,S .tate that il IS the purpose OF tiie
r-n,U'S st .lr cucrsic+ 10 the discussion oi :He
E:''' g G Know >o;hinsi,'m na- "'o"*'" o''''' u"
i,... 49,
..s.i i,o,Eiv enquire, IL published every " 'ihesdsy
,,riDg 4: = pci RunUni II pad IN a1'A". ~ -; @ "
n. NJ is no, made in advance. 'r'uc',oh IF
"'H y,r ri clubs in the following ratlo: Tor sto siN
lie. q! the Weekly Enquirer VIII pe tur'sueo o ~
"tirs rores Tor Siu twenty tour copsS. aud 50 on IN
b. same proportion. ,.,nr,s,Sc
:, rus DnIy ESurIRHR-For TEN hnes or less hrst
hsr,i n fi;y cents snd every succeeding ihse'''o
60. cents II inserted twice week OF 'h'"e l's
". L,riy-scyen and hnlt tor each n,-tn
-: !: un1 when inserted only once "'eA my '
Tor each insertion -, -, ,,,,s ar less fret in.
~ mn i've cents; for each subsequent 'nsettioh
trt" when inserted only one" "eeA 'e'e''S "''
cers 10Y each lnStrlin" rs nv ,.a t;rs, Insertion
v INV W.EKLY-Fur TIN uhcs "' 'ess, ''''' ~ ~
i .i: c.r,,. .or each n;inuance hi'y cents
".ea'H .r.,r, urc charged t;ty dollars Tor TWELVE
-, inn, proportion tor advertisements Oh greater
y. o. rxrsn Lottery Vendors ami Ancti"h"cts "io u''
eh,r- r-ci S!UU, >pap"r n' n'ar"1 =, p,.ct exceeding
r:s- Az Obituaries hnG tiioWes D. Ne.p"
q No.. ,,, charge! iul s. advertisements: :, =,
bi.ht - Ii,uu,f must be accompanied win 'hr
~ ..,c:u.y references. 10 Insure rNe'u,.'i
~. e ( i. ~ ms 5.,ce may be reunited per ''' !"
sy,,lshl. Bank notes, AZ the Ti-S oi inc huo's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
-
PROBABLE RISE OF PRICES.

Wo consider nothing more criminal than 'he w
citing and fostering spirit of speculation 10 l''e
theory ne are about to PROFOUND, wcmereiy yhe'" ~
sucyest matter for reflection aud investigations ""' u
propose a guide of conduct in precunlHry tIahs'c-
lions.
The iucrensc Of metallic money occas'cneo oS .ne
discovery of the mines Of California cua Ao'uA.''
all well informed men anticipated, ~oah o''nS
about correspondent rise of prices Hut 1he 'A.''
of increase of prices has far exceeded that oil the CIR
culstns medium. Twa thousand millions "l o'"af'
were commonly assumed a. the amount OF the me-
tslic currency OF the world when those mines were
discovered. About five hundred Millions or twenty
e nor cent TO the then existing currency, nave oee''
added by gold brought from California and Australia
The other gold and silver mines of the world nave
probably made up the annual loss and wear and con
sumption in plate and jewery. In the rnea''''ns
prices Of product. and property have on the average
risen sixty per cent, iustsad Of twenty, y,hye do" Is
this discrepancy to be accounted tori Our theory u
this-thas the some amount Of currency has Pa'isV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
PROPOSALS. FOR ERECTING TUE CUSTOM
HOUSE AT WHEELiSE Va:
DEPARTMENT.

wlsU:SaroS, d. C., October ~. 4SIo. .
DpopOSAIS viii ne received et This Department Ghu
the 9Th Gsy II Dcccm5"r, iH93, az - y eueA t
- .r,ba construction of the Wheeling Custom House.
cSYr Room etc. according to the plans ana speclhSa
p prepared by this Department; said proposals 10 De
sssr Gr tie whole building tor the different khas OF
work bile oil parcels should accompany eacn ou WIN
the amount Of each item. and the total amount oi ne
carried out the pcpsrt. rescrTg the sLt " sjtel
he nrOposas hereby invited should tue interest o' inc
un,eI States require il Ninety per cent VI t.t
Of work done and materials delivered aecordnE 10 coz
rc, pc I,i amount 70 be ssccr:ned oy the estimate
Of an Arc., OF ti. Department, appoh,ea oL .'n pus
no.e ~ no c.ii from lilc t.nc as the "nrh progress
:, sna rn Nor conf retained unit! the cop."o;i ot H. E
so.usct sui acceptance of tie "orS' A' .! 'he
Aforesaid >,.- D.; -, . =, A
Cor.-.et, will be awarded only TO Master bdsfs ana
Mechanics and the assignment thereof c%cept 'y
Of lie secretary oi tie Treasury will hc io'ieFc u"
the -;... -, ,,,s
.rnrd ~ ;o responsible persons. ,certih'I !" o
a. Y., District Attorney or District Judge o' IN" ssiu
p... in INC rum OF SI 00A ta: the bidder w!iI "heh
rei il hi. proro-a b- accepted enter into c"irhct
and bond with proper aui sulcien' secur'e- '"i IL '"
ml pct.oeahnrr ,.,,,..
snine' On I.d r"r t!.c lab day oi Ho''i'c'' I
information oaIauCl application to the 'phrtH'h VI
ST the Office OF tie collector nj Wheeling.
The contract VIII rn"rrd into una! !hc St6fc o
Virginia shnli have caeG jurisdiction nii rCinuu-hd hr
right to tax. in any way the property 0i the
United Srst.s the buildings :hh, be thereon.
bc 70 this De address
Ell 10 the secretary the Treasury. trnior-i rrop""
fox he Whe>ling Custom House. nd wii be "pcn"d al
O'clock E. ~, of tho lat 'av nnE:r lei rec".rng th'
,srs In ,he preseucc OF the bidder |! Gy choose ~ NJ
,s,d JAMES GUTHRIE.
Oc, 2I-2aw6Od Secretary Of the Treasury.
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M THE COVEXNOw OF VIRGINIA

\
pORllON u. tine people OF this Comm " .n.rc.
a ~, been afflicted hy the iHvnges OF ps.'nei ~
.sIIri In the annals of history ny wh'cn ''' IL
y .r lif. hsyc been severed '"e ""' ''.es'
e'' onT in som. instances, every vSs'i:e " h'
''fs 9s xcrpr their hono:ed n,eno:!c- eHrceo; .!
e'eH ,,a-rny-,.. has been stopped, private business
VIZ x..acU au. enterprise renecica .oP'ess auu
-. ,.csrr,sy Gsrc:nrded: by winch sympathy
puo,'e 70; Only every part OF our own s's'e
mas oee. S.or g, eur,s:y In every STATE where KIN
eu' W @ ~. .-c:c,! aoEd OF Union prcvs eXhoiiihs
afru ,.,p,..,yi- cr:nga from Individuals ana com
.;. 70 rsicys he sgacrm.s Of the diStressed ana u
bsy, pleased y his mercy, to stay the htnd OF 'he
d.rycr ~ Sbni!ns tie violence o. the disease anu W
rhaey - wiki the cope that confidence ana hcti''tS VIII 'e
,-,.-r. and happiness trke the place oi acoot II oeS
an occasion unusual and cx,rao. binary, "hen becomes
II acknowledge dependence upon the hmlah'y' anu,
ipaan:y 10 .urn grateful ;Eunxs Tor blessing" niHs'
houueo:slv hcsiow upon liz a. people, ana ~epeeis
r ii. mercy III sparing follow wcitzeus from iu'het
suffering: ,.;,; 49,
therefore Joseph Johnson. Governor OF 'irsihn' *,
,..,y discls:miny authority To require OF confo' DO
t,rrhy on behalf OF the people, earnestly recou'eho
:ss NJ. wi.ho distinction OF creed or parry wi'a one ar
rrI unite IN rendering homage hii Thanksgiving " uoo
IL, MS 5i.r u2s and IN iervan, prryrr 10Y
M m ,.auc, and prctcctiyn: And 20 ms .i.i suggest
.s, me FIFTEENTH or NOVEMBER next o. oSt "Ph',
10 "A t-h-ousiv observed, III freedom from ous.nese W
car. sud with proper ieeSns OF Illumination ano re'e
,,o o,,,s.r,c.d m g
zane IN. s,sa'h "SS " o''0'' jos. JOHNSON
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sAI.MON'S PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS



TUZIIS Machine wus inveui-l and patented by Il. Is.
salmon Of Illinois, nnd w!rruv"r il has been cHhib
tied has taken precedence o n others cleaning Grain
aqd Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal awarded to The inventor at the
Worlds Fair in New York. and the ir. prize nj the New
York State Fair lsi2 Ii las been adopted by the Rich
mord ciry Mers who recommend the beat machine
known los separating cookies aud her impurities from
Wheat Ii will separate any two seeds U different size or
weight is simple its consruc,on und easily kept in or
der II il peculiarly adapted 20 farmers uses 1t re-
our.s but little power work it, aEi cleans grain more
perfec,ly than any machine now in us.
II Gun be furn,-hcd nt the tollowin. prices viz:
For Farmers Machine that will clean Ii to 81
bushels per hour >, ,,u . S0
bushels per hour = "'
For turner's Machine (arranged tor horse pow.
sr) that viii clean 80 bushels per hour 81
For a Millers Machine that will clean 80 10 ~
bushels per hour 20 49, o.
bushels per hour In '''
Eos Mi.cs's Machine that VIII 'eh" L." 10 i'O ,.c
bushels per hour ,o, i''
buShels per hour p, n ,,nppSoN
Commieson Merchant, Richmond, Va.
B-County Rights Will De SOU Oh 'easohHo't te' ,S
Fob ol-ctt ~ we ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
NOTICE TO CREDTTOItS.

hR JEFFERSON MINOR, and Virginia, his wife, heT.
in by deed Of trust duly recorded in Essex Couy
Cer&t Onec Conveyed certain property TO the cub,
IL" e'eG1ss, ie'e how to request all persons to
aj,. ue " &c eArl ,hrn :Losc have obtained
wi,huut Isinv ~ coa.,s OF Essex couu-v ~ furnish me-
be,bsr mc NV "sy's, r;sting the nature oi the debt
haxe nersens $500 r',S or account and whether they
deed. f''S conveyed oy sala
] hope all to whom Dr. Minor ia inlch,e, ,;,, - A.,
cesoiy OF complying with This reGue,, I see lne hr
20 West immediately sfer the sale under The and
nm not phce't in possession OF the .u,rtnsu auu
against me- ' 'eeo'ery
All psrSons indebted to saia Minor are rxouc,,.a ,
make immediate payment to the subsci ber NJ ,dS..
10, Tuppaasnnoot Va "e's
n. J. B. wHlTLocK, Trustee
u The above notice L. with my consent and apnrob..
eG 2s-SR5N6f
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rwn urIDRED DOLLARS REWARD

DAN away from III. subscribef on the i''h ihslhh''
N two negro men.
EDNvSp, about six fee: inches high OF copper co
ior age! abou, twenty eight years and hrs rate car
pen'sr
JOHN some times called CLED. black complexion,
dbou i've feet tc inches high and has some gray hairs on
his head ID very quick spoken, has rather down "oh
ald w,ir y: also is a.good carpenter.
They have a-en in tho habit of making contracts tor
work, and doing th" same. E,
wi! giy the above reward the delivery of the snt
pecroc. 10 me- their confinement in amy Jail 20 that
can re, them i. found without the State, or hall tas
snognt :! ,l.nl within tie :e. tnlnk il l. probable
TIA, ,hey v,il ,ry TO &C, 10 q ire" State.
THOMAS NORRIS or
KO LUMrkiN
Oxford C. October o.-ctt RirhmOnd Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06

A
XV-uEREAS vacancies huve occurred IN ,ns Sonn, np,
" -, V:r ,;uu in ;he District composed ot inc c""h.
go. =, pc,,,ck H.n:v smi frsnk.in, by the DEAN oi
A,cs,s.Lo sruART and IN the e!,tsc; eEr%ssa 9 ,u
cDur;es q ils.dy Hampshire and A'rgi. ny INC fee"a
SIo,,C q u MuIl, and, whereas, vacancies hEvsI.so
rur,-d N The House OF Dce.rso OF 'irsi'n" III the ny
oSf by the death Of W' Eo"EsF TsoSrsoH Srs IN Inv
80 80 .s.rniore / Joseph Johnson Governor OF .he
coronwen.h, nave thous sh proper Sy wits OF :ae'on
issued ard Directed pursuant 20 aS TO require a"
tom. .S IN each county composing each oil eau
IT,, :, he cyer. places VI therein according 10
INV on the twelfth day ot November psSt' ios n'en,
ssr vi The senate each district; ,'u ~ me ZIG .s
day q, ~. au ucu,L and election TO be heid III ed
coGn,y q, K.n~psL- the third h4husT N u sau4e
mouth. 70 supply tbc vacancies pforrsLid
Given yne. my hand Governor. and vnaer the less
seal of the Commonwealth. at Richmond thio 10Th
~ Gay o. oc.o"e'' JOS JOHNSON.
a,;.ar W arxroa2 Secretsr- Of the Conth
o
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-S;erIng exchange u
llour !. bicber, aud the foreign news hes ur:r' .
IN. market Sales OF State brands a, s'' 81 cn'. ,
-: southern unchanged. Wheat has Hi'anc"t' ':
the market is unsettled. Corn is higher: snl"- n - =
ed nj %. Pork is higher; sH!cs at gu 80 D"'' -
the bodies Of Col. Wheel.rs negroes moore .'.
Tmurt in acrorduuc. with the mhudnes ui he 8 q. p,
which being answered negatively and after s"'rc -
mark. upon Col. Wheelrr's suit TOR damages. 80 =?
tie District Attorney, TIE latter ANNOUNCED i'a
donmeut of the hrbras corpus proces'!in.s' eh' ~
Court discharged the prisoner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
EDITORIAL CNNVENTlOH

Elsewhere rcpublish brief notices NJ '.' >
editorial Convention and supper in ths Gity l. W
indeed most pleasant reuuon Of the a'!';of."' =
ternity and must be followed by b"p-Hci.t '.'"'"'
nu.nr.s The sumner was ytry hRnds9!le su5 81 :
Ter. new credit on Mr. Ballard o! The EHcEsta7 H1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
oIr T,ITNnnED DOLLARS REWARD

NOR the apprehension OF my boy, HARRISON, some
r ,mes called DICK, if taken ont o the State AMI de-
ay,.d to me or so secured in Jail that get him. or so
taken Ia the State and delivered TO me- or secured III Jail
o;s. &c, him This boy ran OF from me, hyinS near
Sew Csilcn Buckingham Coudy, Va, about the 3rd OF
.!~s inches high. He Eay have passed himself OF
~" toy md be in company with some white per-on
a.. e',ure been advertised, with the reward o sou
81 .aSsh - the State and $50. if tukon Ia tho State
and dr!..r.st - me ROBT. H. JOHNSON.
New Canton, Buckingham Co2niy, Va
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

EFT the premises OF Frederick Anderson, on the Goth
IL June last q negro man named fREpE RICK, ot low
stature about ~ y"ur- OF age of light conplcxon speaks
SLOW and si"nmsrs s wnrn sp.kcn No. No.. Wo,~
Sf.hon,. The nbov. reward if'y dollars, will be
PAID he taken Of the State O! Virginia. twenty
nVe dollars II ,nkcn in the StRt" and delivered Ere
derrick An"eT-on or Edward h. Eacho
Aug 3-C,t TlinS p.Cpy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

"As committed to tho Jail OIL So,,ltunu,op county,
w on the itth dHy Of September, ls:ii Negro nal,
named NELSON, Who says hehe!"ns- To ur Austin Hnx.
ter OF Princess Anne County Said negro nt Gyh, c,n,
ples!on about feet inches high mas IN iuucd,.mt
10 hi, speech and is about 10 ycar- oi age Tn. nr.
requested TO come forward prove property p-y Charges
AMI take him our o. Jail hc will h. dealt with
claw. $500 -
(1c, 20-c6y WM. W. BRIGGS Jni,nr
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LnRREI'rIDN

II was Mrs. Col Parker of R'rkmo1d cfy, ah' =
of Rnss,H coantv, (as stated in Thur'days EuG"
,rl,hi! !it.d the beautiful chair Cover snd be-. Il.
the Agricultural Fair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
GREAT BARGAIN Is 4 FARM IN BICf
ILBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

gUHiIE subscriber offers TOR sale valuable Irnct o
II Land adjoining the Fnrm which he Resides. con
tuiniuc 2,OuO acre.. and kaow. as !iS EEAElkpAN
FARM The Land is Of good quality hes we'll with arsc
auoun, OF Bottom i.SnGs the Brayer!an Creek which
hss high reputation for the product OF Tobacco, and
liz r exposed hoods with fair proportion o. l!mScIrd
Land, conveniently located tor 'he use o the Farm Ih'
Improvement. are an Oversecr's House. Corn Houser
Stable aud Barn. with Tobacco Houses Tor curing 3Uoot
pound. of Tobacco The Farm IS within 10 miles o
Scot,sv.e and umeG the Plank Ruud leading 10 thh
place Ike payments may be made to suit the purchaser
he paying the interest annually. TUCkER CoLhH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
NOTICE TO HIILDERS.

WNllE DIRECTORS Of UNION sEMlNARl, In 1hr
4 county o. Prince edward. Va will build next spring
handsome two s;oried brick dwrn. with ou..iouses
and enclosures which proposals from housebildrrs
gr. NOW invited. The plans and specifications Tor the
above buildings will be shown all applicants by the sub
acrbcr Il desired hG, the preparation Of materials and
erection OF enclosures should he commenced immediately
a.r th- closing of contrscts and hs: the msn hutn.,
hr be erected carly in the spring the brick cnu be
uia,a.
Proposals for furnishing all the materials and worklnrn
.hip ~ the above job will he received tY ng ether
wise ril December tine l5th next, vixen :na con:Tac; "1
be awarded to The most eligible offer.
II desired that the proposals shal state tnc times and
modes Of eyment dcrnaided.
favorebe and moderate offer will secure prompt and
nrca P for ins WorSHanhko eospetion Of the 1oe
within stipulated ,!tne.
Nnr o-cim ROBT. l.. DABNEI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
TTeKAnOECOR AND PLASTER Mills &c

TuNHE above ills hava. been rebuilt and added TO- the
Il public now be accommodated promptly WIN
having their Corn ground INTO Meal ot thg oest qnsy
and a.o with Corn and Cob Meal for feeding Stock, 10y
which it il estimated, saving al ouc'h,rt 10 rcHliscd
Corn in the cars in bags, will yield about sn equal
auautry of the Corn and Cob Meal making most excel
lent feed. -
Tic farmers on the James aud Ri,anTs Rivers, and
o,hors Gun also obtain fresh ground Plaster o the ocs
ou.h,y M much below the Richmond price To thosc who
send Ing. 10 put II take II loose. VI" oe furnished
AT 81 50 per ton less than the Richiuond price.
Amply 10 Me-ars. Crcu.haw * Co, Rc!Inond, az the
Mill. Oh TIE James River sud ksuawha Canal. or 10
(,c 3n--yswIv JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-06
Marble YARD

-.,,,, =, NANBI.E I AHU ,,,.y
OhN l. RoGERs, sln Street. Main, hicnnoII on
Va Dealer IN tyyp.iau, ufan aud American MaSntI
MONUMENTS. ToMBR. GRAVE STONES. MANIEL
RIECks OF ovcry description WALL PLATES, FRONTS
&c. &c.
ANY design in Carving executed the neatest manner
Orders from the country with city reference promptly
stteudeh to-
Mr. Rogers having served his time In one Of the si ges
establishments in New York City, and having much oxpe
rence in the business, hntters himself thar all work
oued at his shop will givo as entire Satisfaction nny done
North or South, Oct ocly