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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMELIA.

At u meeting Of the Democrats Of Amelia county,
held at the Court House on Court day, in January,
lS56, Lewis +. larvie called to the Chair, and
John Wingo appointed Secretary.
On motion, five delegates from each electoral dis.
trict in the county, Ito be selected by the Charman
appointed to represent the Democrats OF the
county in the Convention proposed to be held in the
city of Richmond the 2Sih day of February. 1856
The Chairman then appointed the following gentle
men dr-gacs:
Fr'cr B,sseau Thomas 3nll-aux, Albert Strn'
yer, VIM n Harrison, VIM II Pollard, John + Wiley
John GiI's, Wm Frctwel, DR. Jos Is Anderson, Tho.
Wiley, Thomas { Wilson Royal b Smi;hey, Iho'
4 Cre,lshaw, James Vaughan, Niles \ Gills, J"br
) HarIaway, DR. VIM J Chcaiham DR. Thos Neal''
Watkins Bailey. Col Jos Scott, Ed II Feather
stone jos l' Wilson, B llam.in, Andrew Coleman
L Robertson. VIM c Gregory.
On motion. the Chairnal and Secretary and the de
lrgaie from the county added 90 :hr L.! oi dele
gates. LEWIS +. lIARViE, Chairman.
JuHH WISGo, secretary.
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FIFTY DOLLIIi~ REV'AKD.

kyNNA"N :rCm :.r -J,cr;b"r On The 3.st day OF
lse december 80 \ negro mln vho c.s himself
WILLIAM SINGLETON. He i anyu: * Zee. high, ii
alto wf'a ,'ya;.r hG' very h" board His mother
a.O. Point Co,u:,r; i r.wn:G o. SO viii be paid
-Uy NO wi SAFELY d.!;"r :h" Aforesaid negro 10
t-. 4e r"wa:! w p" !Ecrca': 80 II ne should be
any wi"I" O.: -" county OF Charlotte,
tM: . - Il ~; rsE"ui"i gG. o 'hc StA;"
Aii'".- all communicates 'p;:.c undersigned at Red
| 's Grove CHa!.g.'" cOun:y, Va.
Is,.l,-rlrr M.cE MnsrIY
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:. :, - ,77I i,:;Is CITY FOL; SALT.

Ia WIyI.. :.r ,s". 81. IL. upper r"H o! 'Ha;" &
9'' i, 80. from Is:!!r. R:"er, ls mice from!
..- ; ..., .l ,..: f"n t-o:' u" Court t""S' "'
i,f 80, lcRrS O.. LAND, al ot which '' III orr,
o, .-,>z ,,.. ,a- exception OF )" "c;r,. wNi'n i.
-. ,...: a.. -co..i growth zine Ihs tract "'
4 I .. 20. ,,i. is engaged N manufacturing
S..-..~... -- ,a:..-i in cutting hoop'poies ihcts
{ngI . ,.. :-- ~. ;rsc; @; ,ud lnr:e onan:';''s 81
3:.Y.- An ;,c. ,4 raca this lana 'sc!eH'"j II "oN;1
f2-s" vc,y ..- ';rl, tAc SOL oslis .'!''" ~ ' "
b.. section yi rg-.'rv. I'm L
The -eru.s oa w.ca ne mil ani will b" sold VII! Dc
kas.Jf ,Ji". .,
Arr re- ;,a mar srous oi purchasing Nj! pIense
r. .apr " II I"4.o"- No. 30 Main -r'', VINO 10 au'
k.-y..e: 20 make sac u: ..a -r.d rtcr -: hand.
JAMES w BlSFORD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

EpANAWhl II N Il" sl5-c '5c: on Friday, 'he 3nih
~ Hvvs'a1"r, arrs-o boy ~ no name of PHILLIP.
-: boy H0Cg;1 wears o. 49," :re feet hrec four
aes G!:a .H."r '.lci hbug: the color OF ginger
axe ..i ece sui n.-c eyes hss hah; Of rolling his
fJf "a"a '4G.ys Or ihucn:us whca look very white ut
|.'h ''n"r 3 ::e inclined 10 swn.scr and drag his
"' "h"a "hSn! he is c-rp-uic. by trade, was born
pa 's"' II Richmond Virginia and viii, perhaps Try 10
pax" D.. "ay 10 'aft place
VIII give '@e aa2-c reward for his apprehension and
s"Fe: % ~ Or 10. ais confinement in any Jail 10 that
az %; ain f. COLBERT.
Dec 5-ct v.vporn \ r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
NICARAGI,AN AEEAIRS.

WAsHINGToS. Feb. 6.-Coi. Wheeler has recent!
repI, 70 the letter OF Secretary Marcy dsapfro"iH-
his conduc: in recognizing the newly organized GO,
ernment of Nicaragua Col. VII" Ter ,'s's ,".'
from Surrounding circumstances a"I scco'uTE =,
civilized usa as his action was lusinanle ~ !m
.h.r states that Walkers forces now amount 10
~, ,hs Government is firmly established end III"
the @ plan m ii una- all OF the Central American State
will ,oubtlr-s be successful. T.
Our Government, ii repor, be true will not be dis
inclined 10 acknowledge walker oy me reception
.o, new duy accredited minister in place OF French
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
THE UNITED STATES AND DENMARK TIE
&

New YORK., Jan. 4.-rhc Paris correspondent: x
the Commercial. mcntiD:- a report that III" Ii!''i
S,ntrs government had offered Denmark thirty 'hp.-
sand dollars. As complrt. compensation Tor Ter *
pens.s heretofore in keeping up tie n"vIcto" "i ne
SnmrL .,i IN eddt;on. n.r. a email nnnunI .uu! f..
,be fu,ure maintenance of -iunnl- light h"n-"" &C.
The sam correspondent -;.l"s that Iurk"y has ~
i'm the. Council vi War at f;:I.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
THE TRICK.

Developments go to show that the election o'
ponks M Sneaker was the result of sncnking trcke'
~. On Friday Messrs. Whitney Walk, BROWN @c''
.NatonaI Americans" from the North, voted Tor MI
Aiken to be Speaker. On Saturday, these same
,sntemen with Davis of Maryland, votedf' Fuller
and thereby really for Banks-showins that INC
novsment Of the day before was intended to throw
dust in the eyes of the Democrats. The Washington
Star saws that it is generally believed that II the votes
of Whitney, Walk, Brown, &c, had been necessary
On the final trial to secure the election OF Mr. bIuk''
he would have received them; their purpose OF crea
ting the impression ut the South that the Simon pure
Knov No,b;n,s of the North were disposed To stand
nv tho right of the save-hodng States, having as
thew thought boen secured by their act OF SO long
ursyepting an organization, under the pre'ence o'
;rd;sno,;,on to drill under tho command OF MT
Giddings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

WAsHISGrON, Feb. 5.-Ihe constitution Of New
Grenada having been rcmoicled since the treaty be-
tween that government and the United States. r..
aarlin. the construction &" ral road across the 18th
mus this government has been advised that new JOINT
a-rnny,,nrnt- have .ccum. necessary. New GrGIGdt
requires that her legation here must be aplrzr' -;
our Intention 10 transport troops, III ordcr that r
governor Of Panani may be- advised Of The ac:, 80
rs 10 enable hIm 10 distinguish mere adventurous
squads from bona fdc military orc"s, which III transit
must coufr To tI. civIl law. ui that county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
MIR. BUCHANAN AND THE PRESIDENCY.

~ u =
PHILADELPHIA Feb. lin the City Democratic
Convention, composed of Delegates elected last night
10 choose delegates 10 the State convention, resniu-
tions were u,lny introduced declaring Mr.. Bucham.
an 10 be the choice of tn. convention and the favor
te son of Pcnsy vanin aud ins'ructlng the dcignies
70 the State Convention In vote III favor OF Mr.. Buct-
anan for the Presidential nomination. The r,so!u
tiuns were referred by nearly unanimous vot"
10 the committee resolutions, with directions TO
report them Tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

w. axe d.pcs:'ions, keep and adjust setts oi
w r'.:. Tor Merchants, collect accounts, attend TO
..,-. . and s,i,, 60. r.h estate renting out houses
s O.. negroes buying aud selling "i aEuc'es o' eo''i
=. - .,s.. engage; in business in Richmond nearly
...',., ,>f.ns.va acquaintance throughout the
.,.,.irU-lv p''rs his SERVICES ~ ABOVE meier
,s,s ~. lin ,:r.,;, opposite Godi;n'- Hall
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EiIlINk, Il'SllL,I II NEN

The whole country will be r,joiccd 10 learn that the
venerable Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United S;a-- hls 50 Jar recovered from his late
we're and prn:rncei Illness 10 be Gblc 10 resume
his his! official duties. H. appeared in his seat in
the Supreme Court ~ Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

FgNui- L.Gshi!u,y siua;ct Hotel iron''n- iinne
L d!aely upon The CspioI square Is o"'''o ''' IL
b.r.. -,
i addition 20 ne buildings heretofore upon ;ae !c' very
kio,s addition conian,n, four stories above ';e pas"
snr warmed rs aU"s, snn win every nsoa"n '"n,.
rho crui.r o. construction Hai Wi pc COM
ed ,,ei,re ;,e t:.; o. February. 80,
.%s 50, =, Lamar JAMES LYONS.
Sov nT-c1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
ATER EknM IIAYII.

IInIvrs HOLE t'eb. 2.-Gap;nIn Mathews. of the
.cir Maria L. Davis. arrived from Cape HcyfsH,
which be left the 18th u!i., reports that the EfG-
roc Fausin had returned 20 the capita. from s uG.
.u,,.s-tu expedition against tire D"mmcau,, tG:
far from being discouraged, uiting Tor aHo..
army ,v rcs;iiIie his operations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

IoIIZ:; CI,II,oRSE

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
.c-I rElLEE ~ PROFESSIONS. RICHMOND. "a
aesETI,'lLAE attention gwen To the sale OF Flour
= W-r4., Com, &c. Cash advances upon consiS,i.
'... MI supply Richmond Ground Plaster, lour grind
- I., or puckei) virginia Bone Dust; ana super Paos'
-. @. i!uc Peruvian Guhnr, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
IbV az
ppINrE EDWiRD

4 meeting of the Democrats ul Prince Edward Is
requested at their court the third "nday IN
February. n appoint delegates Ia the State Conven-
tiou To- be held in Richmond the 2Sth OF February,
spI for the transaction ii orr important bur ness
tl.l attendance from all parts of the county Il ae-
.i,.J. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and ruth he adricc AMI c0asent q tie senate.
George NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, :, b. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plrnlpoten iary Of tie
United STATES 10 her Britannia Nrjrsty. IN the place
of James buchanan, recalled AZ his own request
James W. NcDonAd, rs Collector of the Customs
ut Natchez, Mississippi, vice Edward Pickett, re-
signed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
4 GrNpDWDER pARSON,

At Wednesday evening meeting NJ Henry Ward
B-cchcr's church. Bruoiiyn, last Week, the subject
ri Kansas cot ahead OF all others Mr.. Becchrr ad.
,ir.>-c, his hearers in the following Chrs,iun.lkc
manner:
"iIc believed t!a; the Sharp rifle was truly moral
agency aHd that 'hrr. NOR: moral power in one
"t i."-c Instruments. Tar the slHvthnldcrS al
knII.HS were concerned, than III Aund:rI Bibics.--
You might jus; well. said he, read III" Bible Ia but
,lac. n, 10 those fellows who follow Aichl-on md
Strns"w; but they have supreme respect tor the
.nric that is clbudicd in Sharps rides. The III
bu is addressed to the couscl"ncc but when YOU nd
dress it To them it has rfcci-lHer" is no con
science there. Though he was Il peace man, he ha,
The greatest regard Tor Sharp rifles, and i'r tim
pluck that induced those New England mrn to us,
tlIcIn.'
The above tsays the New York Day Book woul,
he humiliatng. We're it the first evidence that Mr.
EO"rhrr hni ,;von ~ hi. t"rn' want Of all the re
Juisitcs OF Christian minister. How the public cal
be dcudcd by such clerical moun.ebank who Uses
religion merely Gs the :n"ans uf livelihood. is NOR,
than we can understand Christ relied or the G"spe
as means Of doing good. NJ. Beccher would nc
conpsh his mission with "Sharps rifles What
nre We coming to !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
I
N,ScuFSTFR,

N,ycHrsrER y. H., FEB. j.-The Palen's buI!d-
i'm, was destroyed b. f.c to-day The newspaper OIL
frs nf In. Manchester American the Mirror, Union
Democrat and the Stars aud Stripes were III the
building. The loss amounts 10 S75,UOO, one half OF
which was insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
I0SE1CKTR WANTED.-'ine /

vASTED--lae Trustee, oi IN" "'eS'
IL hfe Academy Clarke. county Va "i-h 10 engage
services gentleman competent :" ;nS cnar:" oil
institution H u.. n. qua lied 20 teach thoroughly
li. Gr-ez French al! Mathematics, w!:h the usua
-.;,h 5r inches; and VIII receive IN ccmpcn-non the
;ou 'cc- which hav" usually amounted 10 from 500 70
F. y ?nr araUm. address
ALFRED CASTIENhN.
| Jan gi-c3w SNNL q. hNrhLEk. Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
RECOVERY OF JUDGE SCARBCRG-.: ET> Il
AE1EL OEEIcE

WAsHISGT0S, Feb. i.-JuIgc s,erburS aav!ns -
covered from hia illness, the Court o C.a.n.s -
in session.
II is calculated that there a; ,e57: :.|@ |2i.
dred applicants for office under r. House d. ..r -.
ton, in and about the Capitol tr-dnv. 81: '.-''':
a-prau,s are offering Though Cong :Ttss.
Tie rush il desperate.
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IL Vi NEGROES ~ THE COUNTY or

'N.ihLfss III I.
~" Ss"r tor ,n." AZ puAic auction. n, Chnrl.s
d. w. 90 h'usc. 0r: :he 2lst day oi February next
"li HGr":y c"1-t day Oh crrii: OF six n,nn:hs
"Hn: Negro mon, ione Of them Il tobacco
''0'E '""ad i"o wn,u"a pni ,.,rI 'O'"'' -
v.bI-r.a iHN'Nb WAnDH.L, Executor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR CAfllAb

We call attention to the advertisement OF MessrS'
Nocfarand and Stuart who offer for sale the celebra
ted White Sulphur Springs. 1t is the most vauao'e
property of the kind in the WORLD and every SeS'
will add to its attractiyeness and Immense Vaiue'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY KITCHIE, PRYOR ~ DCNNA'ANi'
>~~~r->e~>>>->~>>>~N~
wM F RlTCtIIE Il ROGER A. PRYOR EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
ALFRED J.. HGLLADAY,

rSVMA!s>'JS MERCHANT. RICHMOND. VA.
NJ - attend promptly 10 the sale Of Corn, Wheat,
~ !o'Acco O-'s, Rye, Flour Meal &C.. SC, en,rus..
"'- cog" a.! s!ll "xccr:c ril orders with fidelity
IL streets.
=, REFERENCES:
,,'t n '@y lio'aiay uonr;co.
''''''. .. Rowing, Richmond
sHcG.ud"-s on.
So: :. ti"r;hon, Prc,icrick.Lu.z
| -. Hl'' n Einyes
:. VIZ. :. !"ndl',ou. Lo;:sa
- "f'.oT f>q. AcS. 2l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

Mr. lanes NJ. Taliaferro, Senator from the S'a''"ra
.tri,t has been detained from his legislative dH'es
f,r sevr,,l davs by iudisposi.ion. lie would have
been in his seat to duy but for having oeen suuu
called home by the severe ilheaS VI ''0A
family. ,. e,r
Mr. John S. Draper, Of Pulaski has oeen SUN ~
the past week. Mr.. ID. is convHlescnS' anu VIII r''
badly be in the House Of Delegates IN Gay Vi '"o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

CONCORD. Flg 5-Inc New Hampshire .:f-s-
ricau Stat. Con .eu'on is !'r;eiy s't-ifrG Ii.y
nominated Gov Me'cat f,'tre--lec'ioa ".'. G..--.'
leaf Cummings for Kali Road CUmm.ssoler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
rDt,T OE CnNI'RN AID DALTON

Bo-roN, Feb 3.-Ihs Jnry III Ia" case -. S''.'.t
and DA,un, char.-d w!lh cau-ns he i'h !. oi y".n,
Sumncr, came ini" court ri midn@h' f"-"' - "' g.
vrrd ct Of ~, gnilty 0! man,laus Inter, GG; 49, O..
assault and battery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08
wM. II. GRASEs.
.rS. Wv 49,
II. V, GRAVES & CO..

---,- WM II. GKA'E'.
y II. v. GRAVES & CO.. .,.xr.
|-,vy;SSIOy MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AThHIn
a. rVUTF ,ncr pest ca.rEies 10 n" sH.' "i ~
.,aa. O; CovNrRY rRoovcE and WI" !''' we
Is, ,yEs :hr cn-G!n: season. p..b,,,,d
s.: -..s-eas.. zee Richmond EnQ.:er "nd h''''''''1
fwa. q ::..S date. a.. ,c; ro-v, m:th.
o&t. n ~" s''e''' '''"''N N1y iU--crf
s,5aG "a -
E:----,c.11,a,;,,\ ~ pNOEEs.OK OF MArliE.
,riIS Nu,llpDFN SlDNEY COLLEGE.
|rsyHg Ro.rd OF Trustee. o: H";alteG o.ci *
viii NEE, on Tuesday, May 5;a - y, /.
l; v o- the pu.po-c Of e"c;i"S s''''ss'' -
,Er communications On tho sib-e 'aoHd o.
Al an ,ary da;", 70 The Ca'..'1a' 'E '.' o'"''
:, Of IA. cc:nn,se appointed ly ,:r H'srn.
Esn,?icn sidney. Va.
JOHN :. THORNTON, FErnville.
carr THOS +, rhRhiNSoN, DO.
r c ANDERSON Prince Edward, c II.
~ y. - ,f.r-a-r. III E..ln,r::,.k
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THROUGi.wHEp n.r;,. ,,,,. :

80 W e,,' P'.''''J . thoroughbred ~ ~
in years old next rpr.u.. Su. !. 80. ~ 'nI' il~
"a" rni nnd perfectly sormd -. 49,. ::.'!.'."SIIN
or%r ~ Yy '"Ss FoISs Wcsb sbSsrss @ rns in
imported Pi!ar' snd her dam by :;.r Cas,,. h'ii
'e''"r blood N Virginia. Her sire nrd dam IS
E'.r- ct tho n.,t order She can be- seer :, '"r"
ak"H'i!r- l''iy stable Franklin srec,, i;ir,
,!' "'" 'i February; Until then, any one .y.:,,
E''arr i9o!MaiIn can wrc 10 me at Nrrroroo, p -
lO'e'' or sec 'ir Chas:aiu White in the Virginia :.
r., J.. VAUGHAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

The Democratic State Contention of Texas, adopt
c,. resolution endorsing and approving the princi-
pies OF The Administration of Franklin Pierce, Gs
evidenced by his inaugural address, his annual and
special messages and carried into practical effect by
the leading measures "i his Administration"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-08

TlCh-Wsning 10 reduce our sock of Fancy
":- woods, we will for the next two months of; n
's' cas! Our sui.c stock Of such coods consisting
VI p,a;ed hhd figured !ouselines French and Eng.
"i;H many other s.y.es suited 10 The nrrsn,, scn,r
. '""" '.is Opportunity to request our customers,
T. ., nave been standing six month"; to make
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RiSFORD, MAYO & BLAIR,


M .N'.'Nt - " ASifIN(s1ON CITY.
l '"'rt:"'' formerly III Richmond, virginia huy.
Ix ,. n!sh"d nh Office in THE CITY on street n
:. 81 ''9n' Ii the Treasury Department. tenders
I. -, % claimants upon IN. Govcrn.nen, especially
F..r- services, h:id or land bountics al u.n.
|i,g ~" recent act. oi Congress
Es '''Ha-ti the manuscripts OF the bate David Dor
!. .."i' perhaps, the only index which VIVA eyer
" "ii IA" rNrss OF Revolutionary psu.r. in ,be
',''' O:Ace IN Richmond ~. has a. 20 n vory rn
-. . a" papers IN al the ohcr p,.bhc c,fc.. in
i-.' q: Virginia. Thee. and the accu,nuln,jnn.
-SGtc.s OF twenty years experience, en,i,l"
'+t: Il II claim ntrust.i - him De lust he win
=, 20" u, even where the clalua:., iInse,t ,nsv
!: -h55,e 10 DO L. '
IS = '.,.c. tae recent act OF 80 March ls;l niv
,.' Of Lud 10 al who were IN bsr,ie or who
.'''e"a days, his charges will be very mod. rate
FELIX RICHARDS
- REFERENCES.
] is. ,-'F a. Wise. hccoinac. Virginia.
A's.. ;!t,th'' Esq, Richmond, Va
r: va '''"'a, late Commissioner Of Pensions Rich
f. !1., fIk"r, Register Land Oicc Richmond, Va.
f. s.yraoi irrnfi"ton, Culpeper c. H., Va.
I u w.. W' 'h.'un Washington D. c.
Z la!, '"'f: ESQ. Baltimore
kI,,-|-IAH". iIAH". E-q, hcw York April l2-cIy
8 'A CEkINE just received and for sale al
q. =. LA!DLEY s. ROBlESOE'S
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i'ERINE, just received and for sale Il,
2 u. LA!DLEY 8 ROBlNSON'S
Ne" Dru. store, 4,h md FRANKLIN streets.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25
ETNA AIR.TIGHT STOVE.

A COOKING STOVE designed for
IA Farmers and hotel.keepers, burning wood
and coal, and guaranteed to give satisfaction
to purchasers. Also, Live Oak Large Oven,
for burning wood Star of the West, and
Aurora. These stoves are far superior to any
yet introduced for baking and roasting, in re.
spect to saving fuel and for durability they are
unequalled. Manufactured by A. Bradley,
Pittsburgh. The subscriber keeps constantly
on hand large assortment of Tin Sheet Iron
brass ware, self sealing cans, DC. Persons in
want of anything in his line will save money by
giving him call. Spouting roofing and all
kinds Of job work done to order and at the lowest
prices. The highest prices paid for old copper
and pewter. Store South 4th street nearly op.
posite the Norton House. J. H. LINDSAY.
June 25th 1856.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25
PITTsBURGH ADvFRTTsEMENfS.
FURNITURE H
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
DfTTuJRfIRCTT laf kl

len PfTTSBURGu. asti
VHE subscriber would respectfully ia.
form his friends and the public. that hs has
purchased the interest Of his lste partner and
is now sole proprietor of this great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive aud complete Of .he kind id the eoun
try;
With stock ofotef one million feet Of choics
lumber well seasoned, aud d strong force Uf
FIRST rate mechanics, he will cbiiinenta opsfn-
ti0ns ip few days, when he will be ready Ia
attend 10 The orders Uf his numerous friends and
customers,
variety If new styles Of Furniture viii Gs
introduced and sold at low prices.
Particular attention will be given 4. The man4
ufacturing Of FurhituIe suitable for Steamboats,
andHotels which will be sold ou accommodating
! terms and at prices that will defy competition
Cane Seat Chairs made at this establishment
so much admired for durability and neatness
Of design will be sold at the reduced prices Of
S. so to SS per set.
Scroll saving and Turning Of al kinds done
to order.
GJ'Rooms with Steam power to rent IN
Yeneers. Varnish, hair cloth, Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will be sold to the trade at a small
advance OIL Eastern cash prices
H. II. RYAN, 81, Fifth st..
! oct. 3. Pittsburgh,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A ditOr' S Report.
I'm account Of the Receipts and Er.
pendi'ures Of Jefferson County, Ohio,
fran June Isl, 1855, to June I'd, 1856.
County Expenses.

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]. Wigginton, talsman juror one
day, Davidson VS.. Atkinson, sc
j. Walker ;alisman juror one day
Davidson vs.. Atkinson, sc
]. Nj. Layton a talisman juror one
day Davidson vs.. Atkinson, 81
Jas. Dodgherty, u talisman juror one
day, Davidson VS.. Atkinson, sc
W. II. Shannon, q talisman juror one
day, Davidson vs.. Atkinson, sc
Geo. Mccullough, Agricultural Fund
for 1855, 1880
W. r. Allison for printing 100 blank
School Reports, binding, &c., 1906
VIM. Abrahams, expenses in hold
ing election in Crosscreek Tp., 1896
WIN. Abrahams for returning poll
book of Justice OF Peaces election &C
John Blackburn, in part appropria-
tion for opening road, 5000
Emile Brie, n witness before grand
jury two days, travelled 270 miles 1890
]. H. 8. Trainer, allowance by Pro-
bate court, in full for 1855, 4O,OO
]. H. S. Trainer, for services as
counsel to county and TIP. officers, $500
Moses Dillon, allowance by Court
for services in State cases where
State failed, ... 10000
Moses Dillon, allowance for services
and expenses in procuring wit
nesses from Cincinnati, 92,55
John Edmiston, viewer on road
two days in Island Creek Tp., 800
Geo. Evans, Esq, costs in case Of
Ohio VS.. j. Sultzer, 1905
e. P. Plummer, for finding and set
ting two lights of glass, 81
John O'Neal, special constable Is
days, common Pleas Court, 1890
J, d. Slack, Secretary Union Gene
terry Association, balance sub.
scEiption by county commission.
toner's in full for lot No. / in said
Cemetery. 25O,OO
]. d. Slack, for deed made for lot
No. | Union Cemetery, Loo
Lorenzo Jewett, chairman two
days on 4 road in Island Creek TIP. 200
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