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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
FROM MINNESOTA.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3l.-The Coference
Committee appointed by the Convention tc
unite on the constitution for Minnesota
made their report yesterday in their resPec'
tive branches, which was adopted, but one
constitution will be submitted to the people
The convention will probably adjourn to-
day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

ObThe communications from Traveller
Somerton, Hasty, Rustic, Edith, JOSEPH
Done, and Eye On, will ppear next week
unavoidably crowded opt. Tyro's compli
ments are too lengthy, otherwise good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

All citizens Of Belmont county who are
opposed to the policy of the Democratic
party as shadowed forth by the acts of the
present and preceding Administrations. and
who are opposed 20 he Extension of Slavery
into territory now Free, are requested to
meet in MASS CONVENTION. at
ST. CEAE SyELEE. Sept. I2, 1857,
for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following Offices:
Ore Representative, Probate Judge,
Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, One Com
missioner, and one Director of County In
firnary, and also to appoint Delegates to a
Senatorial Convention. The Committee
would also recommend MONDAY, SEPT.
l4th, as suitable time, and FLUSHING
as proper place to hold said Senatorial
Convention.
By order CT Rep. Central Commmittee.
B. R COWEN, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

FSee the prospectus of the New York
Tribune, in another column, and send YOU
name. on to the publishers. No family cir
Gle is complete without it,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
OSITlVELY THE LAST NO.

w. TICE!-All persons Indebted to
me for Advertising, Job Work, or Subscrip-
tion, are hereby notified that if their ac-
counts are not promptly settled before the
18Th day of September, they will be left in
the hands of proper officer for collection.
@My books may be found at the office
of ID. d. T. Cowen, in st. Clairsville. |
have duplicates of the accounts also with
me at Beliaire, where they may be settled.
aul35w B R. CowEN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

MoNTPELIER, Sept Little interest ir
the State election: vote small; returns re-
ceived, show the election of thirty tive
representatives, includin, one democrats
democratic gain of one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
G. o = n 7 Y
{ 0 \ Y { \ 7 | D \

Confident that majority of the voters OF
Belmont county are not only opposed 10 the
teachings and practice of the modern Dem
ucratic party, and in favor of the cardinal
principles of the American and Republican
parties, but that they are also unwilling,
with this unity of principles and feeling,
longer to Sight against each other in county
matters, !cr the benefit of our common ene
nv and the enemy of our common country.
We, therefore, the Central Committee of
the American Party of Belmont county, do
hereby appoint SATURDAY, SEPT. l2,
1857. as the time, and ST. GLARS
VILE the place for holding a MASS
CONVENTION, to be composed of all
persons opposed to the Democratic party,
in favor OF the leading principles of the
American party, and opposed to the Exten-
sion OF SlaTery into Territoy nol0 free, for
the purpose of making county nominal tons
for the October Election, and appointing
delegates to Senatorial Convention.
On motion, the Committee recommend
Sept l4th as suitable time for holding
said Senatorial Convention, and Flushing
proper place.
JOHN H. JOHNSON,
NOAH SCOTT,
]. P. BREWER,
C. L. POORMAN,
GEO. CRISSWELL,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
6Holloway's Pills and Ointment fo'
sale at Collins Drug Store, St. Clairsvile

School Books, OF all kinds for sale by
A. G. Martin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

New BooKs.-A splendid supply of all
kinds of School Books, Paper, Pens, Ink
and Pencils, just received at the Chronicle
Book Store.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
55flarriitb,

On the morning the first inst. by Rev. II.
Parks, Mr. JOSEPH hERvEv OF West Liberty, Ohio
Co, Va, and Miss HESTER A. THoMIsoN. daught-
er of MIR. fnomas B. Thompson o this place.
On the 9th ult., by Rev. John Moffat, Mr.. Ron
ERT EDWARDS and M iss AMANDA JORDAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

GTDr. Thomas Dick, author of the
Christian Philosopher, and several other pi-
Gus and instructive works, died recently, in
Scotland, in the SD year of his age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

New YORK, Sept. l.-Beebe & Co., ex'
tensive bankers have suspended. Excite.
ment on Wall street greater than ever.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
September.

0TThe School Teachers Examination
will be held at its usual place, on the 9th o.
September.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

FExtempore preaching is like extem-
pore fddling--none but the most finished
performers should attempt it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
4 DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

"A Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Belmort Lounty, the undersigned has
heen appointed and qualified Administrator of the
Ohio.
All those indebted to said esta e are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said Estate, notified present them for
settlement within one year from this date
se5l RICHARD ORR, Admir-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
I HEELlNG HAT AND CAP
W -NsNUE1CTosr.

-H-s.NUF-1CTOEF.
:. AVERY,
Manufacturer Of dajs spi Cars,
Has on hand sEd is manufacturing ana ressiviSg
large and general assortment Of
Rsts and Caps,
comprising all the OF eoloIs and shapes %
Hats aud CsPs now in use, of
Is test Fashion.
snd manufae iured from the hnet maternal and the
hest workmanship; all of which will Ne sold V hale
sale and Retail the lowest possible price. FIVtn
my long experience IN the huSiness, and having al
used my hes, entesvOTs to riasss, and Furnish
tie pushe with
Good, Fashionable and Service this Hat,
feel eouhdant-with my present facilities aud
isTse stock ON hand-thsI l Am able 20 supply my
patrons With article
superior 10 any heTerofnre offered.
respectfully request 4 Calf is0m iRoSe ~ wsns ~
Hats and Caps, before puroaGsin geiSew heIs.
=. AVERY.
esISl No to- Main street, Wheeling Va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

{ ,7XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.-Not;ce is
"a hereby tha at the Probate CourI for Bel
mont county ihe undersigned were appointed and quail
ihed as Executions uf the estate of Thomas Berry
iaIe OF Belmont county. deed
All those indebted said estate. are requested 10
make lmmed IA ie payment. aud those having Claims
against said estate noliiiezi pTeseut them or
settlement W iIh in one year rom this date.
REECE BERRY.
aul33w JORDAN BERRY. Ex'rs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

cess must have been extinguished in th
bosom of the most sanguine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS

N@SesS VI Oi4Os DOlA11OhU SO.
Probate Court-Sult to Complete Contract
for the Sale of Land.
John Hoge, Executor of the last will and testament
OF Levi Hoge, decd,
Asa Hoge, Thomas Hoge, kebecca w. Hoge. John D
Hoee and Joseph Hoge, children and heirs at law of
the said Levi Hoge, decd.
- HE DEFENDANTS, infant children
Z of the said Levi Hoge. deceased, will take
notice. that or the 2sth day o; August. IsI7 the
Pls IntH filed his petition the said court showing
that On the 9Th day OF January. 1857, the said Levi
Hoge, then in life, made contract in writing to
convey for Ger tain considerations oshna Upton
tract OF land Con tanning fifteen acres beIng thirty
rods IN width OFF the West end of the South half OF
the N w quarter of Sec Iion ~, township range
OF Inc Sleubenville District, particularly des
cIlbed IN the said petition. That The saia Joshua
Ilpton had fully per formed his part ofthe aid
traei, and that The Plaintiff was desrous of perform
ing the same on the part of the defendants heirs
al law OF the said Levi fose, deceased. The prayer
OF The sald petition is that the Plaintiff he author zed
hy Tie sald court convey the said tract OF land
the said Upton. JOHN HOGE
se33wi Ex'r OF Levi Hoge, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
.Nftu aNoertisemtnts.
MONEY FOUND.

T<HE UNDERSIGNED FOUND A
L sum of money in ne town of Flushing a few
days since which the owner can have by describing
the same and paying for this sdve riisement
J. P. JUDKINS.
Flushing, August IS, 1857. sea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03

By order of the Executive Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
A JUST TRIBUTE TO a GREAT AND GOOD
MAN.

We take the liberty Of making public the following
beautiful allusion to The patriotic and brilliant services
of Edward Everett in the noble cause OF SECURING
Mount Vernon to Virginia We make an extract
from private letter Of an esteemed friend in Boston,
who him. y! .a.;s high in the Republic ol LISTERS
"Most heartily do sympatl!ize with the efforts OF
the ia.;. Of Virgins to recover that political Mecca
of our land Mount vernonl-Mr. Everett has done
rnbIy You. at the South, can hardly appreciate the
magnitude and true heroism of bis lsbors. lie hos
been subjected to virtursrstion, m'consruc;on and
vehement abues here becsus, he has not made his
Grafton on Washington. the vehicle for partizan ran
cor because he ha. written il the spirit OF Washing.
ton hinsef But Ia has gone on turning neither t"
the right nor to the lst-undete-rel by abuae und-
kearteued by uke.warmnesa-devong himself With
rare and seii.sscrifcipg hnrdhood 20 hs patriotic
object The infrmiss OF approaching old age, en-
present i'll health have not abated the fire OF is eIo
aaence or the fervor OF his enthusiasm. Truly from
the South ought to proceed none but words OF gocj
cheer to such man lsbor,ng in such csuse.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
. ne Et,.ors ot The Enlnrsc

New YORK, Aug. l." lso!
One of the prominent topics OF Conversation in this
great city the present tme il the able and eloquent
speech Of w. j. Rose Esq delivered at the Mass
Meeting, in the twenty first ward, and puuished III
yesterdays papers.
1t ID indeed speech which may be proudly rel.
red to by the Democratic party OF this CITY, a. %"
fence OF s position, in reference to tho acfa oi III"
Black Republican Legr!ainrs, touching our nun'oPa!
rights and nns upon which Mr.. Rose may rest hi-
claims 10 consideration, rs An eloquent orator. sound
s:ate..nan, and accomplished democrat.
Doubtless the Democracy Of the Union will have
All opportun!v 10 read it IA It IL to be published "a
pamphlet form.
'rbs f.eliuy Of Indignation against tho dospoiI-in
which seeks to crush this CITY is increasing, Gni
th""-h not !oud in demonstration, ID st deep aud IL
oreasing.
u,rI ,p..,inr such Az t!,ro ut the ineeng III
L. ninth ward u tsw evenings since, assures u he
To how tho masses foel, and what their verdict viii be
III The coming election.
Tn. Democratic Review contains an hrt'c!e AMOS!
classical in character, entitled "Wi!sm l.. Marcy,
giving sketch Of his life and public services. IL ~
not an overdrawn picture oi MS career, tnough uohE
Justice I'd il and in such manner as 10 excite a'rh
ton Stephen ID. Dllnye, Esq, o. THIS cry, Is mo
writer and from his intimacy with Governor Marcy.
has written il in the spirit that man sheds The cht
of regret over the grave OF departed friend.
Hon. James Gu.hries writ and reception b,
roops of friends" here last mouth is STILL 10 cons
dsrabIs extent, a subject of conversation in man
circles lie IL, unqusstionably, iavor;e with the
Democracy Of this State. 1t is stated, upon good a,
thority. that the last wish Expressed relative 10 p"i
tical Gtfairs by the late Governor Marcy was t"s'
Kentucky would 20 Democratic at the election ns'
past, and send Mr.. Guthrie TO the Senate Of the tu-
led States Do the gifted and goon ever look int'
the dim future and see events with The proph"tH
syel II would indeed, seem thus. The resut II!
Kentucky ia most glorious in every point ~ y'-1--
The Democracy have assurance now that the pre-
Piles which have guided the councils ol Virginia i"r
over sixty years, viii! control many other Common.
weallh-. Indeed, Virginia may be properly teTmcc
.the Mother of States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
man EEEE L.nnR MnyEMrNr IN vIRcIx

TElE FREE LABOR MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA
Tue New York Herald announces that "the Home.
STEAD Ala Socisy proposes Ia establish what they
manufacturing city in Nayne county, Virginia.
nar the borders ii Kentucky. and liule south u.
fhs southern dip II th6 Ohio. We und6rstnnd they
have selected and secured J,c0J on both sidr'
ot what ID known AS Twelve Pole creek, two mllr-
from the mouth of the Big Sandy river. Govern"
ss gives the undertaking the weight OF his support
seeing clearly the imnI ,ns- advantages which Vlr
gnia is destined Ia derive from H. The company ha.
already sent out Si0,UlU worth OF eurines and ina
chln.ry, and the first detachment OF settlers ia 4"
leave III the middle of August. They are not to move
in large bodies before September "-lCm. Com.
We venture the assertion that Governor Wise has
never heard that the "Homesead Aid Sooisty" pro.
posed to establish manufacturing city in Wayne
county In this State, and that he knows nothing Of
their objects or Intentions, unless he may have seen
The article above and derived his information from
that source There is not the least ground for the al.
legation that he has given support to any associated
free labor movement in Virginia. We are confident
that he reprobaes the formation Of organized socie.
ties whose object is immediately remotely TO inter.
iere with, or to Weaken or destroy our slave insu
tions. Such organizations would inset with bis
active, uncompromising opposition. But if enigranls
come into this Stale, with lawful intent, to settle
waste places, to increase our population and to de-
ve!opa our resources lie wynd welcome them
with all his heart. Every lover Of The State must
desire to See her population increased, aud when no
nos hard working energeticiaborers come among
us they will be greeted and cheered. Lat the agri.
cultntist. the mechanic, the manufacturer with or
without capital come, with determination Ia stand
by our Institutions, sustain laws, and share our
orunee ior veal or woe. and the Governor end every
good citizen will cherish and rus!ain them, but nei
tler the Governor nor cay good citizen can couute
nance encourage say free labcr movement in Nir-
rnia, which is backed by Homestead Aid Societies TO
carry out the principles or aims OF the Black Repub'
icsns hers nr elsewhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
r,E RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
DAILY, sxMiwEExLY, Asp ~SkNLf'
sY RITCIIiE & DUNNAVASr'

pss Pspsr, seven toi"rs per snnu% and snn at sns
tse rr m. Scrli Weekly. ive dollars per annum and
!s"' 49, t,r ak months. payable IN advance For the
III sr ' a. per sauum, six copies for Sl0 to
wstsf ,srissly in svance When letters containing
&c PS semi by ,si they must be registered. OF they
vii 70 =" TEENS OF ADVERTISING.
O,uy ENavlpER-For TEN Enes or less hrss
ANY cents and every succeeding insertion t~en'
!a'.I', 'r.. II serted twice week or three times
wave seven aai halt for each Insertion after
Md wasu inserted only once week hty cents
0I eas" syliwEEKLY For rRa lines or less fret
syrutyh cen.s for cath subsequent insei ton
iassiS, @ wten inserted only cnce week seVenty'hve
ss:,. tpr csca insertion &C. ,
seHI' ~, WxsxLY-For TEN lines or less. first tnser-
~ " i've certs for each continuance hity cents.
charged S39 for Que square Oh zen
SI1 L,r TWO squaI ee. AID in that proportion lot al
Honcp. Of greater length except Aucrioheers' VINO
W. W. S.T,,l 800, (,aper ',.cude1)
,n un.unrics and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
- MA are charged iuI us advertisements.
srs rom distance must DC necompuuie' WIN ''.e
,y O. satisfactory references, 10 insure execaton.
rs 70 Tins o:sce may be remi''ed per mail tn
.v,s5.c kg:!k notes, i, registered ~ tue F'sA VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND n YORK C0UNTY FOK SALE.

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOX SALE.
FuNE subscriber uors for sale tho tract o iaa upon
u which the late John K. Winston rocenily t':.,n W,
situated in York county, about hr-o miIrs "r,hU IN
hshsb burg, and adjoining the lands o pr H. ). aer
Benz Waller John James. Henry NJ Bowd"n anu James
Shell 40
Tho tract cvuHins 5CO acres with excellent dwelling
with seven rooms well arranged new framed quarter
with four rooms, ico house and barn nearly now Inc
yard and garden newly enclosed with the ofs heart TIM
bcr also all ohcr houses in good repair
The wheat crop Of the present year ID eshmatrd III
from 900 10 l200 bushels.
October il will h, on that day Qi fair. If the rst
fair day thcrra,er) sold to the highest bidder On the
premises
Persons wishing purchase reierredto Mr. Iunsoh
p Krllan who has charge Of the premises and will take
pleasure 10 giving all necessary Information
TERMS accommodating upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For my further Information
address the subscriber T.; Hanover Court House, Vrg
MIA BICK. l.. WINSTON Executor Of
JNO. H. WINSTON deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
ruE p,ruMnNn ENnI1IRER-

The Richmond Enquirer hag put forth an ed'l"ris
he AIDED state Rghts "a. D:sunoa Democratic. i.
which il endeavora ~ show. giter its own fashion
that the Charleston Mercury is not State Right;
but q Dsunion Democrat. 1t qrote', Also, in its c"
lumns, All editorial from the Louisiana Courier II f
same effect What We are, ne are very willing w.
should bs understood to be. and the ELqarer We al
sure in sober consideration ia far from desiring T.
do us injustics rs it will be from DONG If. we ors
leave therefore, to request that it will publish IN IT.
columns our answer tn the Louisiana Courier Con
tanned in our paper Of Wednesday last headed III.
Louisiana Courier and our Position. we wou''
not make the requsst if we were not satisfied lha''
Enquirer ia above Intentional msrepresent.ll1;, a
will always be "a prompt to redress as 10 rePe' "9S
tice.-[Ctarltstom Mercury, ! M Aasa"'
Although the pending controversy between 'h
Mercury" and the Enquirer" originated with tn'
Mercury" yet as We are no, disposed to do i"ju'
,ics to any of our contemporaries Of the press w.
will take gres, pleasure in publishing the rrtsle t.
which the Mercury refers, provided copy Of tb
MINER containing it ia forwarded to Us, as we cannon
6rd the number of the Mercury" in which it ap.
nesred, and fear that it has been destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOK SALE.

uNHE undersigned will SELL at private salc on rcasoa'
II Ll. aud favorable terms, Tract OF Land belonging
10 them and lying on the Appomat,ox river in the county
of Amelia The Tract contains $50 acrcs Of which about
100 is u wood ID Of it being origin wood
land admirably adapted for tobacco and vi it first
land tor tobacco p"nts and the residue OF the tract
2o0 ncrcs) is mostly Appomtox low grounds, well su"
ted tor and very productive in and oas There are
buildings the tract, but better improvements
w; probably De necessary. This Land Is only IL miles
iby the Appomatox rivor) below Matoax depot the
Rc! nond and Dsuvlc railroad and only ~ miles
above ,he of Petersburg and Is only about 10 miles
from the depots tho railroad ut the CourtIiousc
OF this county and Tchun that there is both choice
markets and Of several convenient Of Transports
tion
Possession Of about hail the land be- given once
aud The residue Including the buildings the st Of
January next.
Persons desiring ~ purchase will please apply to the
undersigned :. ColcHn, who resides the lnnd. snd
will show those who wish TO examine IT, Thus
I. Giles, Esq. In the city Of Rehnondi both of whom
are authorized to cOatruct for the sale Of it
r. :. COLEMAN.
ES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
FIFTY DUILAits REWARD.

DANA"AE ron my house. on the l'ih ei !niy; my
n negro man Moses he i 90 years CT age Is about
we lee, 10 iashss h o. is rua,.o has bussy head OF
sAr la. crl@ coun,-nance, is tim nsde, broai at
'1eee. ~: is very quick fPrsk, wten ne le;rh
sd wee! sbo, .ua straw ist We bough, him i'll Rich
IN nd .ou- II or wcrks ago II. ssid bc wse raised 10
Warren coua;y. -. have doubt he j, aiming 10 get
sck.o hat county II she we're TO asH him MO te
clon.ei u ,er- 80 doubt hut he would say that he is
r.e I'll. syo.e reward VIII 20 paid for his deiivefy,
Condasmcn putting him IN jail go that Te get him safe
It'd sound Gar pos, oacc IS Pleasant Grove ana Reho
.a,a Lueupurs Ea. JOS. h DAVIS anu
Avg. eff WM T. DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
To tDITORS AND PRINTERS.

,,r .,h,rrbcr. be. leave to call attention to their
sTGcK Os PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS
v,pnrRS PRESSES, &C, &c, large supp'y OF
u;rh Ary keep constantly oa hand nj their iyPe ana
va. S..~.. rnui.dry No -, Gold Street, New York
~ r,r. . u!; assor;ucut vi AL articles required IN
''-''"' CsSES. C!!ASEs. GALLEYS. &c.
A., r wi!c We wari equal every resfect 70 Sny
sY,crurti iu This country, aud whteh "e VIII sen on
a,l ,-,,,,. VIZ; SIX :nsn.hs credit tor approved u,
,sLGr n,Jes or zen per cent. discount Tor cash oiu
Troe ,ascu in exchsn.c tor new ii" tho customary pee
- . c.uts per pound il delivered within to days iiom
,.ue Of purchase, Otherwise ak cents PEE pound co
r.e undersigned. AGEsT IS VIRGINIA tor the aoove
wri saowc establishment, supply the trade VIII
every description of - -,..
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, ChsES. &c,
I'm. nc most liberal terus. Hayin: printed the RICH
sp<p rxau,nsK' for upward, of ten years WIN type
~, ,;a,y materials rurchased from Messts. HAGAh
70 su i.duccd 10 recommend IN tcrihs from ''e'' es
,,sI,saa,ea, IL preference to others.
-rrc.a:ru Books viii ue furnished TO tie trade anu
,ues .c.s ss :ay 1- selected will DC forwarded WIN
,,cs HM Is ALLEGRO.
- "Iaavre." Office, Iichiuond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
" VALUABLE PROPERTY At HALIFAX

NALCABLE PROPERTY AT HALIFAX
COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-The very valuable
property halifax Court House known Halifax Hotel,
Is offered Tor sale privately 1t Ia deemed unn"ces-
srry detail the many advantages Of this property as it
has mAuy years acknowled sed to be OF the
most reputable aud well conducted hotels in the county
There have becn within the past eighteen months
substantial Improvements made upon the lot and oihcrs
in progress.
1t the property bo not isosei Of privately before the
2S day Of September: Chat hcing court day. will then
be offered for sale the premises, public auction
The germs shall be liberal
Thosc who may wish 10 l.ake enqairies in relation to
the above properly. will please adrsss Dr. Thos j. Will
Eans, at ,tJant Laurel Halifax county, or Mr George w
Williams ht Rich:uoad, Va
' THOS. J. WILLIAMS.
Aug i c;25S GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
EuNEKAL Of GEN. RUSH -.

Ths Galveston Herald. OF the 9Th ins' aa: u,
following notice ol tue funeral OF The liis aanai'.
Rusk:
In compliance with previous arrangements. the IA
rious societies, companies. city authoritiss aud r
zsns Of the place joined in procession, and marched
through principal strssts, presenting an lInpoaIn
and solemn appearance. The public offices and man:
places Of business we're drapsd in mourning tho
ships in The harbor carried thsir hags al hail !cs
and The belle If the city wers tolled, and cannon tred
in honor Of the ustrious dead.