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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

GENTLEMEN OF THE GRAND JuRY:-In giving you
this outline of the criminal Inv of Virginia, have
purposey omitted the lgOth chap Of the Code, re.
lating TO treason, msprison Of treason. attempting
instiyaiing others to establish usurped government,
and advising or conspiring with slaves to rebel also
the 9Th aud 9th sections of chap. 1885, orbdding the
intermarriuge of blacks and whites also sectiUns 22
to ~ inclusive OF chap. l9S denying the right of pro.
perty in slaves; and writings, &C., 10 excite insrrec.
tion the duties of pnstmasters, knowing of such
writings in the mail; and free negroes remaining in
or brought into the State contrary 10 aw.
These laws involve questions which are daily as
,unipg more serious Importance from the relation
we hear TO other States of the Union, aud from the
reciprocal obligations between the Commonwealth
and its citizens. The tendency of the times is to the
dsruption of these States and parting our govern
ment into fragnentary conlederaces In the hour OF
danger the true man will do his duty lie will sus.
mend defensive action Uf final character to the last
moment of stern necessity. lie will maintain the
law and order of society long Us they can be pre-
served, and prove his sheld when this ceases, the
violation Of this law and this order wal ne hs ncen
tive and motive TO action. This love of law and or
der will induce him to shun as it may eventually i'm
pei him to incur danger. That there are indications
of danger, believe. The speck III the horlzon' late
ly not larger than mans haud IS lowering couu,
big with the hurricane and threstening with Its light
nngs Let US calmly watch the danger, and If pos
sible save the land, the whole and-and not save
ourselves in the Integrity and single mlndedhess o
own consclences in the faithful discharge OF our
duty to ourselves, our State, our country and her
Constitution.
Treason to the United States consists "only in levy
ing war against them in adhering to their enemies
yiying them aid aud comfort" This definition OF
reason though 50 closely limited and rigidly defined,
undoubtedly embraces forcible disruption of the
States It would embrace an nSurrecton, the object
Of which is to suppress any lawful and authorized
acts under law OF the United States and marching
with psrty in arms aud committing acts ui violence
and outrage in execution of the object and with Il
view by force and intimidation to prevent the execu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land containing about
100 acres lying in the county OF Pittsylvana, nme,
diaely the line OF the Richmond and Dahvi!n k"il
Road and WITHIN four miles OF two Dcpots: The I'M
proverents consist of two story dwelling house.
with five rooms and passage, each room hnvng good
ire place The ou,.6uldings mostly new, and ARE
sufficient for the purposes OF tho plantation The land i
in nc state OF Improvement theargcr portion ut The m
liable land having boen covered part seeded to orchard
grass and n part tu Timothy, is well adapted to corn
whcat and tobacco lies in section OF the finest to-
baccc region in the State ID well tnihercd and wstere
aud has on it 0O trees OF select irnt SET out "li
the Ina, ,l,ree y,ars The situation commands view
OF the cars passing and capnbl" OF being made one al
the most beautiful the line OF the road between Rich
lnond and Danvil!e
Persons wishing to purchase invited to inspect the
promises correspond with the subscriber directing to
Whi,locx Post Office Halifax county, Va.
S.n, lO-r,f WIN EISON
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VALUABLE FARM ON JAMES RIVER, SEVEN
MIi 80 RELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE.


TIME subscribers arc authorized to sell valuable far
Il James River, seven miles below Richmond. lhe
old Osborne Turnpike runs throughit.
contains 400 of which $50 acres are cleared ana
in high state Of improvement II has all been recently
meda portion at tho of so bushels aud the rest lou
bushels per acre The land will produce, we are in
formed by the owner, from TO l2 barrels Of per
acre. from Is to 25 bushels Of wheat and from 30 30
OF oats, according To the It will grow clo
timely. The wood land of similar soil to the cenrrd
and portion OF it there Is fine parcel Of heart pine
timber.
The buildings consist of dwelling with rooms, ! OF
which have hre places There are double negro quar-
ters and lnrgc stable in good order. The barn
aud well constructed to which is added machine. shed
and stationary horsepower for threshing purposes
most excellent icchouse and all other necessary out.
houses There two excellent Springs Of near
the heuse and well in the stable yard. There
good fruit trees the estate besides young orchard
Gently set out.
The place is very hea,hy-as much 80 as any on the
river
swers very well for the use Of the place.
third cash balance at one snd two years,
bearing interest secured by trust deed
annniu m GODDN & APpERSON, Aucts.
Gepf
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SALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON SOUTH:
SIDE RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF PRINCE


n OFFER for sale privately the Farm upon which ut
present ro,,de wing Immediately upon the Apponat.
ox river six miles above Fsrmve, eight miles from ne
Cour, House. aud miles from the south-side Railroad
and Containing s2sl lsuppose there are n S M
least 3O acres OF river and creek low grounds o very
ne quality with at least 2O0 of original forest Inc
highlands of good quality and In fine condition.
improvements are good consisting OF two story dwell,
lug house. with basement rooms, built in 1919, ana all
other necessary houses most of them recently BULL
detailed description il deemed unnecessary az those
and view the farm
THRMs-One-third cash. aud the balance in one ana
two yeras, with the interest the purchaser exc
cutting bonds with approved personal security for the de-
ferred pnymeuts
Address JNO H. KNIGHT
Sept 25-Clm Farmvillo Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
pI1,AsKI LAND Fol, SALE.

OFFER for sale, privately, one tract OF land contain
tanning 900 acres, situated i'll Pulaski county, Va" on
the south side of New River q miles from Newbern tn.
county seat of Pulaski and miles from Ncwbern Depot
on tho Va and Tennessee Railroad Said land swell wa
tered having upon it five six unfailing Limestone
sprprs There is about 2O0 of cleared and lOt
acres of which s No bottom land. will take pleasur.
In showing the land those who may wish to
d. NJ CLOiD,
Newbern, Pulaski CO, Va.
Reference: B. F. WYsoR, Newbern, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

nANAWAY from the subsc ibcr. Friday, the 30th
II November, q negro boy by the name nt PHILLIP
s. boy s absu II yeurs age hyc feet three or tour
ae, hxh rather thick set nbout the color OF ginger
"a. full face and large eyes, has habit OF rolling ms
,y.. when talking laughing, which look very white III
,.rb zines Ia little inclined swacGer and drag his
s; when walking. e is carpenter by trade, was born
10 Richmond Virginia, and WILL perhaps, try TO
usSe Us way Ia tina, place.
sl ,iys nc above reward for his apprehension and
1;svery 10 me- og his confinement in any Jail TO that
-. ,.;t,n f.. COLBERT.
-, -. Scw.liern N. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
JOHN Il GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

HAVING extensively fitted up their establishmen,
b. TiA the latest improved machinery, prepared
In 'L.h a, short notice and reasonable terms al
NJ VI portable finished Carpenters work, such rs
lsh A. Md Window Frames Castings, out and inside I'm
S,.;a,, h!iIds and Doors of all varieties.
CO., n"hdras, Porches, Veraudahs, Balconies
S pu,,els ''"iee "ou'ainsS ana Brackets oi a sizes
wsaflinss Of all descriptions
!bsy Chair bohrds, Ceiling boards, &C., &c.
.n .,s I make estimates for work to plans furnished
SH SS,t1eT. respectfully solicited. Ian osFctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
NOTICE..


TlNE Tweu,y.Srcond Annual Meeting of the Stock.
i Go!egs oi the James River and khua"ha COMPANY,
VII a-t the office OF the Company In this city on
Monday the eth October next.
Power Ui Attorney. appointing proxy to represent
sock i regarded sufficiently authenticated II be Gh
M the hand and seal OF tic Sockhoidr nnd atteSico oy
u" or nIJ!e v illnesses
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
all men hy these prrscus: That w' TIE su'Scr'
~. uciS Stockholders III tn" james River anu h""H"
Il: Co,np,uy do hereby constitute and appoint -.
true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, To r'preseh
lc o. us in ali general meetings oi the StockhoeTs
gi COMPANY held within six months from aud alter ths
lIo hereof when we nrs personally present orrtptr
-aed by other Proxy. with full power ana "ultot
l. a, such General Meetings, 10 give .uc vote or 'ocs'
Id to do such other Ic,s each OF us coud give
DO rs d member OF the said meetings. II we were per
nnliy present; and we do hereby raty and coni'rin
.sy give or do tor us in OF the authority
ls'.:7 conferred unon him.
Illness our hands end seals this day OF ----'
{SEAL.l
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TEN TUOCSAND ACRES VALUABLE LAM
aNUuA ENllNTN VA.

IN KANAwHA COUNTY, VA.
yUyHE pubscriber has for sale ten thousand acres OF
land on the waters Of Blue Creek OF superior quail
ty for wheat, grass corn tobacco hemp, hnx &c Title
indsputabe aud warranted Blue Creek IS nafsaoe 10
ErndalTs Mill for boats of ten toms There one
hundred acres high Of cultivation; good house,
orchard and excellent water, MILL grist mill and boat
ward II 10 heavily nbercd and there s ready sale for
all lumber at Kauawha Salines and Cincinnati There IL
also abundance of bumnous aud camel coa iron ore,
& c. accessible for shipping.
It is seldom tract offering such Inducements TO ar'
ers grazers, or capitalists. is offered
These lands are lS miles from kanawha Salincs II from
Charleston Kanawha with water carringe to any point
for grain, lumber coal, &c.
TERMS:-The entire tract is offered at 50 per acre. one
third cash. balance term of years
Persons desiring to visit the unds will call on me ut Nj
HENRY NJ PRICE, Land Agent.
B-I have also several tracts OF improved and uni-
rroved land in Nicholas and Braxton II. NJ. L.
July I2-c3m Examiner and Whig copy c3n
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Civ NJ 4. MCNrORp, :.
NOTICE.
nA

Uyur ,r ,.,ro men name DAVID, sometimes called
/ CRoCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE who ran
,v on the e7th october 1855, ara yet at large sec sh
r.r~nent of that date in the Richmond Enquirer TX
and Daily Dispatch which will give description Of
b.. negroes We will give additional reward OF lf
|IY Dol for the delivery OF either o! them TO US
l.: odr in Jail where get them or TWO huhafeo
l. tygA-. i ,nk.u out of the State ot Virginia. ~
49,, .c Nc Wv - JONES & SLATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY C0l77INl

hEhkbl give notice. that Virginia Land Otice Mill.
tsry Warrants, No. 92 which issurd on bc a,s of
June lfs5, VIM Reynolds assignee Of Moses nsrI.s
shd No. iia4 which issued the Iii, day o, Juv I.ss
WIN Reynolds, assignee Of Christopher S,oukcs Who
vas assignee of Ambrose Arnaudo have been lost niS
aesfroyed and that the neirs of the said VIM R.ymn.
:ecessed WILL in due time, apply TO the Comms.o i
General Land Office for scrip In lieu Of and in salts
'ehon Of said warrants.
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
g -, Ono of the heirs oil VIM Reynolds decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
TWENTY D0I.LARS REWARD.

INHE ,huv" Irwald will Lc paid Tor thc apprehension
L and trhycry me- in some jn in the State, SO
.ss -, him again, of my slave LlNSEi. purchased
LG..y j. Richmond hast winter, "' Mr !l"noenin. ne
was -i. IN Abc;arIc aud has wife in the county OF
Basu:aa le is doubtless lurking about Richnond or
Ia, gone - Acnarle Buckingham ur may probably
oeiryIn- 20 fEi his WAY 20 tree State.
La.ay nv Zee, eleven inches or six feet tall straight
ru.cus: and well formed, aud about i0years OF age
JAMES Il. COX,
A2.I lS-ctf WlSTHHrocK 2. o., Chesterfield 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

Our readers will require no apology from us for
giving up the whole OF space this morning 10 the
eloquent and argum.ntativc speech of Gov. Floyd
delivered in Wall street, New York. OH Thursday
last 1t is with such speeches as these that the South
hopes to open the eyes of Northern citizens, who
have too long been blinded by partisan bigotry and
reckless fanaticsm. From such appeals much good
may be expected. The reader will be amply recon.
pensed by giving the document Il careful pcrusal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
SAM HAS YIELDED TO SAMBO.

The Fillmore men out Of the city OF PnlIadeIpNH
have capitulated to the black mans party. They
have surrendered without striking a blOw-harled
down the american ~ banner, and will hereafter
rally under the black flag of Abolition and dsuuon.
The majority Of the party Seem to have had no will o;
their own 10 honest independence of opinion but al.
lowed themselves To be transferred to the sectional
and disunion party by their leaders, if they had
been sutomatons Out Of the city of Philadelph,.
the fusion is complete, the union perfect that IS, a.
more and the Constitution have already repudiat:d
the infamous coalition by which their party will be
destroyed, and have openly declared they will not
agree be Abolitionzed to aid the selfish schemes
OF their corrupt leaders. A host will follow Their
example, Pennsyiraut0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
FARM IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, ON WARE
RIVER, ONE AND A HALF MILES BELOW THE

RIVER ONE AND A HALF MILES BELOW THE
COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE.
TUlHE subscribers authorized by Mr.. s W. e. Fry
or TO coll the farm located above, called the
arehouse Tract" containing about 400 acres oil which
about half open land and the balance mosty In 9Ilg
nal growth ofpne oak. chesnut and cedar he oulunsS
Containing seven rooms and out buildings Posses
sion given at the esd of tho year. 1t is considered very
mr John T Sewel of Gloucester Court House. who is
well ouuinted with the Purm will checriuiy give any
information about it that may be desired.
TkRms-One third cash, balance at and 2years bear
;pr interest, properly secured As the has deter
mined 10 sell thsse who may wish 10 purchase are ro,
auested to make early application.
" GODDIN g. APPERSON,
Con, 1a-c1m Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
THE CHILDREN OF DAVID n. DAVIS.

TIE CHILDKEN OF DAVID y. DAVIS.
II ERSOSS who have cnquircd through the newepa.
iers of this state. for the children OF David N Da.
u who was a Blacksmith by trade, and who when last
-,rd FROM lived in Augusta, Georgia, tand concerning
for und represent the children Of snid David Da
rs ami any information they may desire TO give in the
aNer will DC thankfully received and may he of inter
e. 10 the Informant
Address WIN j. WILCHER Warren.on Ga.
b III" only that represents the children OF
o.h Davis. hope newspapers in Virginia generally
sl conv ,bs Sept 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
III Ed.

No., an Monday night, October G. at o'clock Mrs
caTHaRINE HILL, wife Of n B. Hill, in the 'ls year
of her age.
D,yp Yesterday at o'clock nt the residence oi t. H.
cbamyerlaync RIO. W. SCOTT, in the sSi yeA' "' Ia
aye grandson OF Ro. &. Scott, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
u. BENNET. BEERS & FISHER,

|"hoLESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. l25, mAlE STREET.,
RICHMOND. Va,
M now receiving their Fall supply Of Drugs, Medi
u cincs, Paints, Otis, Dyes Window Glass, Coors,
unishes and brushes cspcy hdapted To the trade Of
Hcnie aud North Carolina They are Tor the sale OF
S"ssSndse ALUM Water Pills and Alum ass, and all the
Particular attention gives to ply ysc,sns, orders.
Anc Ii c2r ''''' N'NN'e-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
To Messrs. WM. TARR AND OTHERS:

To Messrs. WM. TARR AND OTHERS:
(ientlelnen:--I place the Charge TO the Grand Jury
of Brooke at your disposal 1t is hasty production,
which have not had time to copy. ain graiied
in tho expression of your judgment that "a general
dissemination of its principles would be public
benefit" That ii may he SO most devouy desire;
that it's dissemination may iuIpart ruer understand
ing of the allegiance which all citizens owe to the
States and the Union, n nobler sense OF duty
which the States owe each other. and of the moral
and political obligations which bind communities
living under one government to regard the harmony
and rights Of those living under another.
With sentiments Of friendship and regard
GEO. w. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

by RlTCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT,
">~~>>><>>>>%N>~>>>-
WIN. F. RlTCHIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

" dr. unni'AToRs-Lsrge size, seven tooth, for put
Sen, ~; !. IN wheat, for sale by
WM. PALMER, SON & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

NEW YORK, Ocr S-Flour il firm and un.
changed. Wheat unchanged. Corn is better; sales
of mixed at 81, white IS yellow II cts. Stocks are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
GOV. FI.OYD'S SPEECH

gKIDAY MORNING, OCTOHER 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
JUDGE THOMPSON'S CHARGE,

WELI.sBURG, Va, Aug. 29, lSJ6.
To His Honor JUDGE G. w. THOMPSON:
Sir:-lhe undersigned, your frluw-ctizens, hnv-
ing heard your late charge to the Grand Jury Of
Brooke Circuit Court, very respectfully request that
you furnish US a copy for publication, believing, us
we do, that general dissemination of the principles
contained therein would be public benefit in the
present important crisis in the history Of country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

"IIad plantation OF this isle, my lord.
And were the king oil it, what would | dor
In the commonrealh would by contrnrics
Execute all things; for no kind of traffic
Would admit; name uf magistrate;
Letters should not be known: uss IF .erricr,
OF riches olpoverty; no contracts,
Successiuns; bound OF land. tithC, vineyard, none,
No use OF metal corn or wine or oil;
No occupations nll men idle all;
And women too; but innocent and pure:
No sovsrrignty:--
All things in common, Nature shOHid produce
Without sweat or eud.avor: trcason felony,
Sword, pike. knife gun, or need uinuy engine
Would not have; but Nature should bring forth
OF its own kind, all tUzon, u abundance
To feed my innnrrut upDnlp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
SIGN OF THE
BIG TEA 7 =! Y KETTLE.
MOUSE FURNISHING e00DS.
Weh0yesOle NssA ReeOtJ.

SHH subscribers have % hand iAses assortment
" the lasesi ana moot apprOv<A pSlt<su os Par.
los and Cook Stoves On u he paSsaer4 haytaa
eaa aumbes Of yserS sxperieucS u To manuise.
suss o. stoves ~ Gre conpdent ~ are now elsfine
better rejected stock Of Stowe than has ever before
been o9sred In this city.
Our stece Of Hoxse Husn,eaius 0seds comprises
aoost svery article that eau b thsnghf VI In thss
Of house. keepers vanls Pure Silver rlAsrd. bit.
tania. Psnished, Japanned. Euamel<d and poli-hcd
Iron; French tinntd and bright Tin ware, HruSnss,
9room, and Feather DustsrS; To- Trays, Chin~>s
0enes Hand and Tea Bells, Bod Irons, Tailors Irons,
- Gods, Clothes Lines, Hais. Tubs, washbosrds,
Cnoup,ug frays and Knives, Lanterns. Toilet Ware,
Wire ware, Of I'll kipds, Hand {rops ahovss and
fnss, willow WAR Glve. plated md a,i.seia ftsms
Iats, ivory, Horn, Bone, Cocoa and Hhoay hsadl-d
ousiery, vs1s treas, upright Evidasoas aoos. dust
stovo md eaypes Brushes, tngethss With vssy many
orc sYtielea 10 nunGssns u mention. All q Which
~ puhlic Hrs respectfully invited y ell AID sxss
- 10th 0ocAs a0d prtees,
SMITH + 11lINGT0N,
nsasslus 1sask, srend ssrsss aesfs esss Of Pesvy
esreet.
stty. seWs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

~ Hiddleson d Lyon will open
IN . few days, and dsp,ay before the public
= spleadid stock Of Crockery. Giass. and
Cidn. Ware, logeths, wit. Ill articles gen.
orally found ia 81 institution # ;hs k.nd
They are located in v.Fy's new block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

H- The Railroad Depot Grounds
are bong 'fenced IN" with high a. d sub
staatisl plank fence, with gates across The
track for the insress or sgress Of t. aims
The arrangement will undoubtedly prove a
lood one
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

lIowA STATE FAIa.-The Industrial!
ces at Muscatine Tomorrow. and will con
tinue for three successive days: the sth,
9th, and l0th. Let the Farmers, mcchaE-
veLport, and the county Of Scot, generally,
be there with afrll delegation with amples
Of their various productions and wares,
which we predict will compare favorahy
with those from any other portion Of the
State. Again We say, let Davenpcr, b. well
rep, esenied,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

~ Country merchants are III ma
ny instances making M thea minds TO trade
IN Da. enport. Instead Of gons Eas We
have not only heard as much, bu, Large
boxes, bales. barrels and packages, marked
for the country, IN trout OF onr wholesale
houses. gives double az. u, ance Of the fact.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
MASS MEETING
At
MUSCAT TINE!

Ii N Sc wtsi,ing 20 attend the Denloct att, Ma
n Me- ting Al Mnscatlne to-day wHib taken IN. =.
and back IN tn car o. tn " N Railf, at at
4 - 10 ,',iaek Nm. u4,,,t,n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
POLITICAL AppOSNT ngNrs OF
HON. DNMfS l.lxANG

hra. JAe.ks tsRAA e. a petttaf4tie Fi.r.of t.i
WIS state, VIII he g'aa o. adIires III. = OIL.
IA N."t' g. inly IN the -. Mouias IN October
~ MusraiAe cNgniN, nh tn ~ M"ida, iuprrb..r
"a hD,oH s-,lDL n In 81 " nay 49,
In '.ihef counif~ Of vlth ia = natt.. ,,ltl b.
given.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
EH' This evening, at LIE Clare Hall

E&' This evening, at lie Clare Hall
VIII b. repeated .nt fdvorite dr. Of Lu-
creiia Borgia, piece which scarcely ever
FAILS 70 III a house ia any piac. Mss
Kate Dsnir takes the part Of Lucret!a Bor
ga. lhis piece, though differing essentially
from the one enacted last evening. ~ OF MAT
peculiar character winch never fails 10 riv
81 the attention Of the audience. and elic,t
feelings OF horror and disgust at the enor-
nous crimes Of the almost inhnInan wretch.
ond yet IN many Instance the kihdlier feel
half Co aud see The pla, Paddy
Miles Boy has taken the responsibility
Of bringing "down" the house, and no one
doubts his ability
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

AcunENr.--l Yesterday evening a sca,to-
dir ( on the corner OF Main aud Second SITS,
at The new block of MIR. Davenport, fell
aud blank struck NJ George Payne, one
of The workm~n, III the breast ,nluring him
very ~eriorsiy, II not fatally.