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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18
! adams q COS Elxdfes's
1854. 2'El 1864,

H5g OPFIUR-Jfctttttt tlolscy
ron 4pAedy aid $50 tGnykSAht6 Of nAClitlle Pack,
aEe5 pAleeis, bank notes, SFtte, gold In ehalEe o.
siettl Messengers, leave our Office daily for AZ ptIlt Of
lie EaSt, kuioft, California and A0kttalla Also
koF rtAbuftl and al points IN The t!leStltld aud
WellsViIe RtilToad aud Cleveland and toied0 Rsioad
Though 10 ChltSgo. ,.I,, ~,
through to Cinctmiat Louisville and N. louls ,o.,s
POt tNl0tG and t points on II lianlg!e ana ONO
faIlTO d. aud from tclte CUHet With our Great taAt'
eln RxprcIs 10 Plilalelllia, New Yo!k ald Hosten,
%E collect notes, afafs, OF aeeqals and Sl@ls on de'
IlyeTy Of palCest and make prompt lttuEns.
ENpieas tot lsssl daily al SO'el0ek,A. =.
do Tor vest do 10 An
10 torPiittbutS DO 1u. \. ~, ,.,,..-.
F''"'s''s"N "''"''''V ~ ADAMS r. Go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18

OaEuerre0typeS, ~
AI ESSRS. BRAMKR &i RI0S, baSlng taken the
Ni Rooms iotIAriy occupied BY atbell a. lla'
gltfTtk corner OF Mllu and hldle streets GeH
III Mlsshy beg le4Se 10 Solicit 4hatt 0t pAtohSge
ron lis ltitlAs and the public u lt'ee,. t
isy Jihe Il tule not 10 lei any pictures 30 oAt but
wt&t bIs tatlSiaS Sl0il III and WI e&etuied. sa n
TOD Shd SllSet niAlirg eSetetEd 9eAtly; ,,,
tHOfdels Ten hklt Vt sign fahiihe VIII be Attstdsd To
81 4. rttttot & IiI0theT, nlE2t.3nl q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18

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n 81 tsflrf 3t5aa liss4l tsq IaS Z
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18
New Mnsio StoTeI
slgn bot. tkt j Sffl gSssata, rN9,a 100

~ AS-'',I : a nhJkntnt 7ttfSct .Su!ell3st
,,sa.-11 r. j. 'Ff6RiES0N would respectfully an,
poaneA io liz citizens Of Xhtellbg aud VI
HFE1 ftIRlY, t6Gt he its }ti1t ore Iew At
lyIs ~ " etstlkt esta Of VloR
O.. sp'} s.sI$. SSlI3Ss tsa {ls Sfss, *
,IssIlssSs s WAN Y , tlafs y
M9sIs or tkt PIANO, GpitLt Flute and yplE9t
r4Sss SS6 y Shd i6t very bttt R6hiS tIl
itaIlSR lbin aid Gaitif ST ihgt.
st5sSsE S5t Sst5s ss;R 's'9 ''sSs4F
lI66t foyS q d yollh. g,l y
..9{s,Tss. Fst(Ss bSst1s gam o''' q '''
3Iss h l!shIs Il & PssSt
NM HiStf teS kfSled n I'D,
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a tktsa ~ .sis,l fsasttta
UffefFNII y,HTt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18

r hnYc Just received fine AttoEtn1tnt OF mems KIP.
tall AID cork soe boots, with food AStOttnREt Of
meas and boys Shoes, on salewheh Will sell cheap tot
fA..h2BNy' ''e.- ts'$ a., pt,onrsi,..S,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18
Centre Wheeling

Uentro WhecIInB .-I...,-...
turning out everything the way Of Dy Goods, belh
j iahey ard slapie, Il the Setf lowest price
We are now QeRaIed to hh0H lawns and IN tll
thtlr variety Sks NiliS TtStaeI Strptd and pliIli
kmhtoideIta uahtIIIAs, 4Gnnnet Shtysls, Ge. 40 1.
Abe, good assortment Of GIhYtA, and ~ Glib.
er articles III 0ut lhe TOO nutatIous 10 neaone t9
m Iare5 ssU'S' H'0' V'"''p - tMfSsts HHkRYkY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18

slsJI, EltIT'REN MONTHS 3lal19 .,i VI vi !.
IAvkexprfd4 4itee Concluded ID GIdse Hy ny Goed
Ill baAlh44Sl aud having mani II
lge, bore ttsy DO not 10 pay for Gpoat
that Should hare btep nj tof toRs q btst .,p, @
Don't be asheGlfd tgt Cone and III Isttlpt
futl. f7atg iiSfiil Jr,e - ~
. into jilsyatehNGe 0t SNfthty toAptt0n q ceGa
HNnl npl lH9 uSy, laTSe ts1OFtl9els 0 LaailsSSR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18
WANTKD

|ifUiTSRYIS Metallic WtAIlh6E tht 10 hiIta SlItes
w de$etlbtd t toWFefesi Elth ther teNq
tltts. bf j, Il WhitteyS ItAt publ
ikh7 fottet hoAGAloTe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-18
Notiee

UApS
ID ECElvED this tAf, The beat assortment Of Gents
IO YOUTHS, and thIldres tlol caps, ever brot&4t y
SIZE aid dGaIIY, They SomHISc IN part tS to0iytt
Gftt cloth BACK avid white gents har cloth doi
black, dtab aM green iiIIps hunting aud AltOo cara;
A0 the TgYptI5D pyrslbLtl cricket fA anew articles
iote,ST wit eyery oiei IeteIIrIVL Of at " car
intti y, ", UAHFkN ~ MN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
THOMAS L. UOWLE, II. n

,o do,,b nj ,bI, nm,ahle and accomplished yorg con
,leman whose lie has fallen .nrrhc"i 10 h- ndHo' h
noble effort 10 the Of suffering humanity o. h""i
~ ,he citxeus of our afflicted sorr cI"-, Norfolk md
Portsmouth, has rn heavily and 'ady upon the h"''i O."
hs rcativet md the nnry ircnh. wa" no" no"i ''''
Io, in this his native place. An useful ns has pns."rri
a-,ur n. one whom il ho had been ,par"d, would H1"
hecnnr nm ornament his profession nnd have glnd"u"d
,c h.ars OF his aged parents in tho future s"!ua %
their son. ,,,
Dr. !owlc commenced the study Of his profession IN 81"
Office md under the instruction OF DR.. y w. DTu"u -
hs civ and ntrr long mud studous coEsc h "u Ms
preceptor whom he was much attached tor ih" ip"
of attending rhe medical couren tn. CnTcrsy ct Pom
.yvania PhladcphIa. where, by his uibnn" diDii"i
and intention h- sudirs hn enjoyed the rs;c'iT hd
friendship OF all his prccrptnrs, and the love hnH rr'
OF hs lei ow .,udens At the end oi his ccur-" q 'u
J;.- n, tI, University h. took the degree ui - y win
honor 10 himself md credit the Institution rnd rc.uiu"f
To his nn:ive place cnnnirnr" tie prncc" "i ~" ir
tcs.on ne had honorsby obtincd, whcr" h" 'iufot
III" esteem Uf all VINO knew him.
During the year 1872 when the cholera tii'hh over ''
city carving suffering nul death wherever ai''i'"
Mr. IIowlp then n ruir IN Dr = Office. llin"Hh''E
offered his s.rvcrs usist his prcrepor ana ~ ;"'
,c,cr OF rursr friend and physician, visited III" poor "a"
.c civ nni rs HE kindness and attention TO III" sur"'i'
cnusri many :; ram o JOY nh1 Comfort ""'is "'' "
was ssdnrss nnd dcspnr. ,,.
And now when the monster Death spread his d",'T1'
,ir. wing the iIliS'.d cities o norfolk hh" i'
mouth aiied By that terrb" agent yellow E"vr' '"'
IN, upon lis presidential breath 'srhse ahi f'd'""I'
Iii who could lcnve, fleeing from hi1 wrNH ~.
Iowis was tho hrst o' TIC rhy'''hh- "' "'''
,I.c. who volunteered his service, t0 'hs' f'' h
.,d nrJ civ. hi. aid to those who stood - niEcu ~
need ot medical attention and advice AthpGh ""iH'h
me h. parents sn nj friends. even hy hl- former Ff
~, y, b. ri.k hr ran visiting fn"cclimai'G Is 49, ''H-
,bc infected citic. be- with that sooiars- O; h'"f "'
rrmnr-- of character, :" ch"rnct' r. TIC ~ mn
..von n, tina, fcnriu -s TO 90 ana hh NJ h''' ~ ,
,., m hunanity; and noby nnd drvp,"dy Gd n" emo no.
- uu,,l he wa- .rrirk-n down hy tim" i"niiL 'n"',
INNS, whom hr irarlc..'? r"mbh"t-if"n "!'..'H
7n in h. wisdom uf rh- Almighty he remit rcd w Ei-
i,c 70 n, snui c. whence Ee r'crsrd - '''! "
49, r.,,, ,y nlI h. associate hysicInns, aud ni'a.i
lrosr whon his Kill ns p"ysci'i' ana 1lhnIr-' -
.,i.,J mad nl!ryiu,ed rcm much Phin ard sIf"Fn.
Tn, wri,rr ot TN. knew him well nnd deep; lGnnin'
ii, os. Mny h. receive his rewnrd III anota"r nal b''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
TpIpTTTP OP REspECT

Ara called ni....D- L>Ccu !'- '..innitt''n ~ ~
u .lru Soc!c'y Virginia ..-ld NJ The otto o. " )"
I, Il,,l ON Thureday Afternoon, september .ti' upon
'r aim DR. Gibson took the Chair
mr. Trent, III few rcrark- explained III" ONCE "' 80
.mn. and oaorrd 'hc following pr""'ns'" .h4 'rl'''
nm. wilicr wcr. r.nauiirGu.iy ndupni
A MYSTERIOUS providence hue scnt tu!h-"s M
nv nr,..n-,r 10 execute Office wh'H ms !. -, s-'
-. Win ,orruw Our tiicnd and Rs"eh''' ~ -
|0octI !. no .uurc but t"w ,hc't "y' nsp a"n h' "'t
~ onr nJ.t The Hing of Terror, hh- slairhS '-o'''
- J.iu,,y. hore. wr ali 20 !on"if cnth'hr' iI:h'
] -, .,,.Iir,, oe.r III Iyh ATTRACTIONS 20 Oh ''"s s't
e; -. r;cw. were high. md be wns srndS nn1 iLeH
r;,- ,hc,, n!- .,crp ccsoiuii,I. AMI i!;ires' -
''e AZ ,5 nu admire We roi Gorcf i"' he ~
s.sN We nc--cd Ii. ,al,n;s lie nhd Hecsiar c..;!
urs a o,rcn Of n.l WHO know hia, for 20 could NY
no 9r1rccG:ed oy G.. in, nate ncq".."arcH !;t
DC po ,cr.r coulG .gter oy being euOEi''ed 70 80
tn:i". 90 ~ .crrnv EEiowe,i witE ardent feelings eid
.iS .b;uc, KIND looks ioretold kind hear "!ii'
II Therefore, ...-,
I.srn the death of Dr. z. G. Gooch, whose death hts
e,essd void in circle hard 70 fill we w"nd co'i'l-
i,h his afflicted rels,ives and gladly minSe the ;er'u
,vn,pathics o. our nature with theFlears.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions b" -"ht to''
.sny of our friend and associate hs en- expires
,on OF profound sympathy IN their sore bereavement
Resolved Tnat cupy y! these Resolutions D" 'h!efe9
unon tho minutes OF the Medical Society OF virgins srn
be published 10 the Stehpscope and the day l.peN ~
our civ. H'S "r".' 'ESo'' ~ ~ -"
W. r HILL, ". D., Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
THEY CONFESS 1T,

The devotion of the slaves of Norfolk ana LoIt'
Mouth To their masters and nlsiresses. iirouS "n
-, tr;oI. nj tho Int. terrible pestencc III lhoSr
cities, eacitcs the admiration Of our Seward organs
liz central urrnn a, Albany couesses it ALL and mr.
CUES that where there is d susS dewi'n wS htr Ins 5ery
sai s'' 1onn rihs. But alas there is Jamaica and
s' there is layti Which would our Seward phi"n
.hr,iSt. hnve Virginia to brl-annther liayti' or n
.nroppd .nr"p,I Jnmsca! And will Mrs. Harriet Beeeher
Stowe Stowe be good enough to nf'rm the Duchess o o.
Sutherland of the attachment Of those sHtc: .. H"'
Il, and Portsmouth TO their masters ana mattresses,
"'n nura,cI in hundreds Of cases of this dreadful
i v,."n i1n'S" Of thu ys"w fever there' Where the
nT uro,ccon un dependence are thus bcau!i-
fully developed there must be something n,Ysr dIyIe s IL
n..aa .n. =" Ill hnmnn ullnsophv.-IN. Y. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
MARBLE YARD

UoHS r ROGERS. sth Street, Main, Richn,eed:
81 "a. Dealer in Egyptian Italian and American NAR&LE
MONUMENTS TOMBS. GRAVE STONEs, MANLEL
ke, &c
Any design in Carving executed in the neatest Ha1asr
Orders the country, with city reference promptly
sEc.dsi to.
M Rogers having served his uH:e In one OF the i ss
in New York City, and having much ezPe
80 - ct,Icly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
vou,v,S RIGHTS CUNrENrION-WEALT
NV'. nE R0ST0N.

Bu,roy. September l9h iS53.-A woman r,n, tnsn,,
convention mr in OF the rooms OF the Lemon,
Temple to-day and organised by choosing smI,ncs rIunc
" Davis of Providence, president Inc a''enuaIou H
wos nutr large. The convention was nddreSseu py
III II bnI Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell Rev. T. w;
uirrinsnn, and others. In the evening" e''oe''
Phillips was the principal speaker. ,.o,us,;or of
pl.%a .I At tw" HUNDRED and foty.two Gions three
L%ard rud foriy-ninr Thousand Two hunaroa dol,ars
snows an ncrensc the valuation las, ,basnd SUas
itecn million. three hundred ana ln,r rni -, seven
w'.svep cents on one hundred dollars redactioh o'
fifteen cents from last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
WONEN'S RIGHTS.

According to Lloyd Garrlsons IesT" & L"r'"iS n n.,
,,;. .a Iav und Lucy Stone Blackwell, Ernestine l..
I''s I ""i no,i;no ". Davis, Anloinete l.. Brown,
Eh H"se, ~ ''' a;r,nke Lucretia Mott, and Harriet H.
h I"nt, nrc m expected among the speakers. Also Eapm
nami w ori" Iorye attendance is anticipated and
fun. 1, is to he hoped they will propose
I",i, ano Ply 0n. husband for forty women! Let them
maxi ronE n dead set ut Brigham ioung.-lNe~ Tor"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
VOLUME LII.
RICHMOND ENaUlKER'
,r,..,rno D4,ls' ""n 'ss.ra1ss'' g. prSSAyANr. ,rS
Il Z L VI s.:

x.r Soy.rs pcr anuun, and at the
" Daily il taken shorter per'oa ,nsh one one
,x .; esa d".as " Wrrky FIVE dollars per annutn and
g s rsyi'S 3 Sss'. .f 'i. dollar. @
n;h 'N,'' :. =. n. .ni .! ;hc year; w.a,.sSsr
fTlc Messy kn4a, Il raid in advance, or for % 50
rs; ,os%Ss sSaSs RATIO afopsaSs for sS six
made IN favor o w., will be furnished for SEQ
cope. Of Ss tor 81 twenty four copies and 50 on IN
the same pr1Yoriona;s or ADVERTISING.
s-.,WyKKlr sud THE WEExLr-fer TEN
Is rnE in srron seventy i've cen,s ior each sub
hisn.s, be-. insertion any cents La. srs,
- nry cents and evory succeeding insertion twen.
,r r-ns Ii inserted once week, twice week or
~. .nies week, th.y.scvsu and half eents Tor each
-, .:oa a::cr tie met. .
.ua advertisers G.e charged dy dollars for TWELVE
,nd n tia, proportion Tor advertisements OF greater
- L. cxcep, Lorery Vendors and Auctioneers, who are
,..r;ed SluO, paper inciuded1
RS All Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
,,.sr !ues are charged for as advertisements,
,ri.:s from distance must be accompanied win the
vance pay satisfactory references insure
All dues this ofScc may be remltted per maii' In
; md available Bank AT the risk OF me EaI.o.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
yALTIBLE FARMING LAND on JAMES
RIVER SEVEN NILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR

INTENDING 10 rolnovo TO the county OF Ches,erne'ol
now utr,r sale privately. my f"rm know Is Lower
Lilly Valley, which is situated on James vcr IN ths
county Of Icnrico miles below Richmond on The Old
Oborpes Turnpike adjoining tho lands OF Mr.. Bernard
q. Akin and Edward J. Gioshani
Iir Valley .nnsins lo acra. of excellent land
and reduces remarkably we'll There are 40 buildings on
,h- farm but beautiful site for 80 doing and convenient
- nrn, Of excellent water The Turnpike divides the
nrm nesry in half and would sell either part CT ne
whole of it, 40 i, n,ny suit purchasers 10 bay
IiynS a, Wilton few miles my iarn who will take
sr..t pleasure showing il TO ,hcm or to Mss'f. GoD
Dis & ArysRsox. OF Richmond D. N. WA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
ALBEMAI,LE LAND FOR SALE.

ALBEMARLEL LAND FUR sALE'
VKyE offer tor SALE beautiful Farm, in the county OF
w Albemarls lying the Eastern slope OF The South
West Mountain d.1n, from ke'wiek Che Virsinn Con;
extension of tho Orange and Alexandria Rail Road one
mile aud from the Rv.nnn Horse boat improvement iour
miles IL contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND OEE!THlRD ACRES, $50 OF which are
cleared well enclosed and In high state OF improve
mont; ,he remainder i. in woods Tho buildings are a..
new tho dwelling is of brick two stories containing .
rnoms hall and passage and far completed 10 nm
shed in the very best style The location is
for beauty and variety OF scenery for health ana 10,
hned and good society. To one wishlns nesNhS NTH.
in few hours ride Of Richmond or Washington, ,,,s
larger farm i, preferred 900 seros or more % had to Mr
James Hart of Albemarls Kcswick Depot; or 10 LIONS
r G. Rufin and John Jones of Richmond p"t HART
are requested to examine for themselves. ,i;nia
Nov. ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
y,JJ:AgLE WATER POWER AND REAL Es
rATE EQR SALE In DANNILLE.

A CITING under decree Of tho Circuit Court OF Ptt-
.yvanis shall On the 18th day Of October, lS3o, on
,- rreuises Offer for she that valuable real estate und
the town Of Danvile Virginia on Dan river
comprising about twenty-five ncres OF lard hetwee the
rrcr ana canal with sufficient power for unlimited
machinery and having it manufacturing MILL saw
nli Workshop foundry. wooca.ding machine, md the
all ,hc water aud privileges pertaining sold proper
w. This property located al the terminus OF the hcn
,nond and Danrlc Railroad and not very remote from
growing and coal and region OF country and Is
regarded a, possessing extraordinary facilities tor manu-
featuring. .
chns.r giving bond with security The above property
will be sold .os ether in ots may ba most advisable
The ,te OF this property regarded ne un1nettonaole
I,iv 3l-com WM NJ TREpWAY. Comr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
1INENIKLE LAND FOR SALE

yYyHE subscrber offers for sale valuable tract Of
2 Land adjoining the Fnrn, on which he resides con
tanning 900 acres. and known US his BEAlkkDAM
FARM Inc Land is of good quality, Hes well with large
amount of Bottom Lands the Bcaverdsm Greek, which
Inn. high reputation the product of Tobacco, and II
little exposed to ood. with fair proportion OF Iimoered
Land corvcmeny located for the use Of the Farm Inc
trs an Ororsocrs House, Corn Houses,
stable and Barn. wk Tobacco Houses for curing aoNu
pounds of Tobacco. The Farm Is within 10 miles ot
seott,vs and situated tho Plank Road Leading 10 that
place The payments may be made TO suit the purch.s~
he pnyinx the inter ost annually. TUCKER COLEs
.D,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
DIED,

Dryp Of Ery,pi!as his residence, nenr S'"N-n"t"
King nnd Queen county, at O'Clock. r. NJ, Thursday
tho srh inst Rev Dr. WM. b. TODD, Minister 81 ia
"rhn, DO thou knowes, not now, but thou .ha knr"
hereafter
City papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

yHyHE subscribers offer for sale their property in tne
III county of Botetour known as
THE FORK STORE"
This property 10 r,uaed a, the junction OF ths Cow
Pasture and Jackson Rivers, and the Store House. Family
Residence and out buildings are in nest and comfortable
There about 20 Of Land in the ract and CONNER
ca business has been done ut the point for upwards OF 30
ye.rs The Canal, now being constructed through the
county will pass hroug Land and near the improve
m.nts-and tbe Central Rail Road under contract in
the vicinity, also passes near the property
This property Is worthy the attention OF gentlemen ca
gagged in commercial pursuits. and will be sold on ne
Son, in ltSc3. JONES & MAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25

w Of TWO negroes. ISAAC and II ENRY, who runaway
S'n Fredericksburg INST September. They were pur-
saed Of Geo. Aier Isaac formerly belonged to Drswry
suow about 30 years old Hcnry is about q years old
toD, loinchrs high, dark brown color and belonged
merry TO Mr Lucas Of fredericksburg will give the
aooVe reward delivered TO in Richmond or sevent
I'VE dollars eheh II secured in jail 50 get them
Nay 2-erf Tbnn.s ?: J.mc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25

CAMpHENE EXPLoSIoN::..A servant Elr. rsn. mar.
rowy escaped death nnnnhans in eIposon As it is she
will lose ono if not both her eyes. Yet people n "mo
are on other subjects continue to use 'n'' ''
phine stuf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25

commemorative Of the lnndag of the pilgrims is Is 10
be laid at Plymouth the lst of August, $780, n u.
teen years is the maximum of timo allowed LOT IL, u,
construction and it is expected to be one OF me '''''
magnificent monumental structures III the "of'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
ROMBARD.

PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF A cai BoMbaKp. a. ,Ds
wv nr;vatc letter, giving Ill account Of the
rst M Of Sweabog says mat Tine the gsn
employed The % sss ess, of d.s' hs
padded wn tn, GJV T employed experienced severe pain
rep"rteI Out I'D al in two days some of The men had not
IN .s their VOICES The mortar boats threw one
,Lnr,nnd tons Of shell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-25
FIFTY DOLLARS REWIRD

EFT the pFeises Of Frederick Anderson on the a5,b
IL June last negro man named FREDERICK. flow
stature about 25 year. of age, of high, complcr;nn 80
slow and s,ammcrs little when spoken 10 Ic pea. p..
wifi. on Leigh Street, near Adams Street, u, Mr., No.,
craf;on's. The above reward OF hy do,isrr ,rSjy ~
rsid IL he IL taken OF the State OF Virginia or
ave dollars il taken in the Snte and delivered IN Fly
derek Anderson, 10 Edward D. Eacho.
Jug eff IHOS. J. RA(iRY
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The Newburyport Herald states that oil inc rcs, I
soils of the Labrador fleet have arrived hohe' nu
tbs catch has been rather more than an average
Nj n man has been lost u the fleet, and no 'esse'
hn. sustained any material damage
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one HuNDRED OOLLARS REWARD.

A BsCoNnED "s'n INV place in chesterfed District.
Sanany be 2h August, my two boys DAVE and
el.,n Dawes about q years old. Of coal black com
ssvy ~, 'ery wate ,oeth, weighs IS or l5o pound.
or iach.s h sh rather a down look when in con-
.oa, ,n and thosyh pnn in speech ordinary oesa-
wm,b wG'n excited Charles ID 90 years OF sse,
Or io1 pounds, OF light complexion, though not
l,p ~, faior knockkneei, whicn givss him indo-
ina. ,' 81 bold cnrrirso, has Independent appear.
.,s u ai'ehas ~ido space between two OF his front
D. csnuot cay thst they have been euuced away al.
ID 40. that Appearance. for they have always
mi give the above reward for their lodxrnsnt In any
hen 10" se' 'H'"' OF "it5 aohdrs tor either OF
sr D..;ric, s. c. ' 0"' VET o'e'' haneaS'
Sep, li-cit JrRFur,u p1rSnrpp,p
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AN ELOQUENT LETTERING make tho tol-
lowing extract from the letter Of acceptance OF E d.
Beach. ESQ.,, the Democratic nominee for Governor
of Massachusetts.
alt is position wholly unsought and well pleased
should have been hnd the honor tahen on some one
of larger experience in the public service, ana oi
more eminent fitness for the duties OF the Office
At a time like the present, when the wild waters
ri strfc nrc lashe,l into violence, to float ambitious
men into place when liberty of conscience and ind
y;dunI rights are invaded with a rcckessness that
oione arms anarchy with power for evil; when con-
s,uons oppose no barrier and no limits 10 lcSslh-
five Iccrecs when religious intolerance is elevated as
n fest of political merit, the sole passport 10 iA'0l'
when the good old way Of reaching moral results ny
nr,npt and practice secuted as the castoh relics
pf past nge aud their places supplied only by pen.
oitie, md imprisonment; when the bltterest anu most
dangerous clements Of sectional anmosity nre INVOKED
to array one portion Of our common country IN nos
tlc autagousm to another porton; the spirit oi pa
,ro,isn would seem to demand OF all her lawful vo-
tnrie, not only unbenng iirmness and integrity bu'
devotion to the public service OF tho wsest counseis
and the ripcst experience within her call. ii, how
ever il shall b.. the will of the people of Massachu
seits TO call me into service her chief executive ON
Ger whatever am shall be devoted to her welfare
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oIr urSDRED DOLLARS REyyARn

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
IN ANATAY from the residence OF the sub.e eriber iss,
N fall. a mulatto boy named HARTWELL. He is a
hey boy about foot six inches in height rather
hSsy n.ad. with hair black and straight, resembling
hIisn and may be known by having enc OF his toes
think one Of ,he small oncs of think ho made his
zap. grey horse, and that he endeavored to make
MY - Pat.rshurg or it's vicinity. The above reward
na' sas--d dollars will be paid for hi. apprehension if
So ~ n the State and fifty dollar. If taken within tho
'Aa oas.d in some j. SO that can get him again
, WIN. w HlCHAuI.
suAe N-lnf n JsfSrson Pow WhataD so,. tn
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NJ OFFICE OF THE UNION AGRICULTURAL
~ SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARROLL
NA-At a meeting Of the Executive. Committee of the
Union Agricultural sociey of Virginia and North Carroll
ma, II WAS "
Resolved Tina. appoint as the time for Tho n"xt An
ctv Of paerbura Tuesday tho 23d day OF October
md NJ ecnnue four consecutive days Furthermore that
this Society lenders the right hand Of fellowship TO all
their GOOD will and cooperation. JAMES c: Balm,
I,,s-.o.utf Secretary
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TuE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

~FnY nv H1TCIIiE, PRYOR & DUNNAvANT.
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