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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFU0E WINE.
IN QUART BOT7LEs.)
.TEH~ER IA OWcAr To FAIL

VI. greatest odctne dtsUss1e I'd for the cur
i II Fever and Agus. Chin Fever, Dumb ACue.
nu~ b en- tefore the public for s-vcrsl year.. aud
there can b. NO better evidence oncrcd Of It's s0cecy
than It's sxtrnstvs sale, aud coustaniy Increasing
reputation and this IL owing 10 ts having pSsorn'd
VI the most wonderful and astonishing cur~s
that have ever bs~n known. beinS purely v.g~is-
bic free from al foreign tiet rious or mineral epu,-
pounds, febrifuge Wine may Be taken with III" ut
INST safety under almost any carcumstsncss II
strengthens the stomach, ,nviUors'ss ths syso and
entirely prevents the iAiiguor and prosetAiion u
strength which ai~syS attends Fever and Agu,, and
all bivus dseAs-s u ouly brc SIS he cl s md
er and other organs. on which the Cnui and fsvsi
depends The Thousands who have usec The f~brt-
fuge Wine nesd further svtdencr Of rs virtue than
is happy restFatss Eject. Il IL truly wonderful
uesiiciue, and opeSates the systin lihs . charm
The oTst second duee Of H-brfug- Wine brvsbs The
chills aud " continued according 70 the dir ecsoos,
r~moves the dissasr permanently from tbs systea.
aid lesvrs this body In . healthy condition. ThOs.
pessons vho aniiet~d with Fever and Asue an,
form Of btiious dissas~s, sre reo0msndeti 70 sise
this valuable aedicis fair trial. vhich 10 oil that
- necssneiy To insure suecess. end uvines ell Ut ts
suprrtcrity ever ev-vy othss s~ssss,y 0sssi
The pubc. Certificates of the highest liability
might b pre- assd % suisntiats oil thsi 10 claimed
IA It's behaf but II will ~ left Ia mi svdass t.sfto
stand Or tel upon it, own merits.
Caution " ih~ lublk.-Ds euro ,hsi tk~ nsm. u
the pr p. cior, J0nn WlsEn, Is In his own hsndwSi.
ting. on thc Pfomis.ssy Aoss. uh,sh h sttsrt~ -
th% bottom u each engraved isbst "a the bottts.
8oid q retail b, Dssxgists ssd Merchant ,,sry.
Whsre.
All Wholesale orders must bs Airstted " jon. y.
per, " Maiden Lane, n. r, OF 10 nsy b.tvln.
wholesale druxgis's. Chicago.
6'ld Wholesale assd retail b. nsrsrs
ALvORD 4 VAN rATTEN.
Eo0-dA~1y Dsv'1D'rt io~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
BlACKW00D,s MAGAZINE
AND ue.ss
The British Quarterly Reviews
COST RrpuosD xro,s Pm ON.

J.. MOTT 4 CO.. NEW YOnK. essGisss 70 -
iish Tie following lsadins hsiiisA $500 u.
l. THE LONDON QuAKrRRLY (csasssvsssvs,.
>. Tux EDiNBURGB REvIIw (wAisl
>. 7AE AOxTR SkSxasR 1xx1sUu <Ssn 0sssA}
T. TIN wEsTAIEsrER sxvksS (iibesai).
,. MA0KWOODBEDiKnU hA0AunR1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11


i'niIh- 'hr more eph-msrs1i nseense4 ~ -
these p.rio'icel.le-e little y - sees ~ -
Rardei nearly - valnabI - for III, ~, prsSsI
. furnish 'hs tv0 yssn d tAs sous~fsg sSAs|
k0r v0les VII:
psr nlafhspaSs 1aOnsasA s ~
.os ssy sES. III F4lH ~
vcr Rsohva1 aaA - Bevisv, ~
Ra Biastwood and two 1svisvs 81
SoetArse kvt1ws. Of
For Bachwosd and thfee nsvieVs, OI
Por the four nevtevu u
Hpr D,sckvosd and tbs sDsr ReylswS -
sTo avid frsrtions. - nay - rsultts6 fss nsa|
vook, fcr Which ve VII ssrvsr6 list vssA 81 y
DsasS, po0pot6.s - Y sAksts
n b. rkc pries u Grsst lrlea,s q ~ ~ ~
udieal. stov- named b sheet ~ ~ $500.
A Ne shall never again b llsly - eoks sch :
pors mesta . t1pss here Rsssated.
Now @ ~ 4S6jte % 0ssAecs-tA
npRrnitsaSes mu6A, N - eeso, - osds Ar
70 m pnblizAsFr, ~ 49, Ddsss - sepolss
AS6r-rs. lIONAnD OCU49 Z o..
a-cs1dawss No. - &c, istrsst. ~ Ysss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

Singers Sewing Machines,
sas Drssdssy, N. r - OsrA r.. Oteose.
THEsk Machines have estabiished great rputs-
ton founded subss antial exeellcnce. The fair
proat Of usine one u thess Aschinss regularly en-
0ne Thousana Dellars . Year.
no ra,ss. SFsrt&Q ase u-p.fat tursr, s.ddler
a. I'd % DO Without on. 4 PECULIAR merit Of Sing
er's A.(hineA whtcA % ether kind justly claim,
y that the same .chIne Wi % svsvv Rad efsssrk
nPGta aye, ky ere sersnV, Anralpr. and VIII
certain Il Siu 10 Nh WcrhF USGeS Gtve DVtg. "a
(b0u1 sa0Ae = Asss 80.
An gha M con- plsts - RELIABLE issornsss.s n
verkiae, sad method Of parehssln6. With au olA0g
I.rsseslsrs, ca obtain By seeYiss = letter = q
oosst1. papss devoted to ~ osVlna 8As1lns -.
seesG ~ w b sspplts1 essi4. ..--A
,lkt:sx., 49, ..''at 's's:;ssiE:Si;S IS;
szs. lsss s..-..s---s.ss 49, 90 ..s = $3.50 :.
c ss!.a ''ls |s n Mr. | ,asa sxs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
Geedrieh, Curtis 4 Iantis.
Forwarding 4 Commission

NwsAoxss opposite Rai Road Depot
IA VESPOkT IOWA.
nKAIKRs In Grain rour, Sal, O. ncni and all
l/kinds Of Farm Produce
orders solicited and attended To with dispatch f1I
shc psIebsse VI rsis VI Produce ~ this aud other
markets
Our facilities ere smple for u. slot age NJ 0rslu
asd produo.
lAb-rai Cash advance, .sA.ie ~ con,tgpuu.nis
when d-s!r.d
SPECIAL attention pad 10 r.c-..ins aud f,r~ardi,s
Cpsis BY kAilroAd, River.
Chsages ~ established rates.
Junr2Sdiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

The Centurion.
"IaEVATHD OVEN.
The \ st stovs 10 the vsrid sr cal. By
sep49 aAo
YVHR Fo-"r' Cat Coek stove scr ~ood :.
fsep2O SMART NILLvTT's.
TNHs Golden Az Geek Stow : voo.s,- 81. BY
fsepaO sMARr GILLrTT.
TIVE Vulcan cook stove sor ~eod t,v AL. ~
fssysT SMART Gill TIT.
THE B.hemisr ecot stove sr- ~ocA 'cr.s,- nv
fSer9N SMART 0YIIrrr
Vv~"R Rs"A Di.monA ee-k -to-s sor coal. 10 which
"a. awarded the nr.t premium ~ the Scott CO
Asricntursl Pair In 1875, for sais BY
sep72 sea
COAL STOVES for sale BY
u ssp87 $40
NtIINAX Cssk now -
~ sep29 SAC
GovEHsoR x'ev.s.d ovee for sal. BY
MORNING STAR. and ti.s Of stoves; e,.-..ss
+ wi "v'nh tsep9O sac
TH VARS Of all h,hds ~
C"vrvR WARE for sale b
~ sepa7 sac
QOOPIN0 done toordsr ~
N eep99 SA0
IOBR1N0 Of on hinAs done BY
j sspss sac
1APANNDD wan 81 ~ ktnds BY
j sep15 sac
Q4fffANIA ware Of I'll kinls b.
ID sep99 sac
DARLOR fUv19 u eli k1nds fer sals BY
nH1IC1 cd hsaiins stoves b
~ ser0 SAo
NALL end ~ fer ysurseavss vhaa eise shey Aav,
vt aetr 0MARf 0ILIEfra
aD0 Drady stsooe. oopestte Ped Once
EMAn1I1D Wsss - an ktnds q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR
SON00 TO 81 OBTAINED IN SIX AONfHSl !!
$4,000 TO BE GIVEN IN PRE1lUne!!
6sa.O0O 10 ~ GIVEN N SIX AoHfHoiu
xGjE UNDERTAKE an extraordinary task that Of OBJ
W taininG so 900 eubscribers In ei1 months. and
We use the following Extraordinary means 70 sooOH-
iss W. made the very LARO gsr snd BEST Illus
trated Family Pap-r Of the country. and sell u the
LOWEST price.
d. v. adopts system Of prsmllns, that NBvkR
has been RQUALLED and cannot b. surpassed In ID
erslity fer the reason that shall sve SUN equei
10 the vboie prnceAs Of III payer for stx nnnthss
viz: OK, no. The most If the sum viii b. givss 10
silver Plate A
MANUFACTURED By the Nsv Yesk Mlves Il.se Go.
pany, IN p4~css wasth from 0NE OOklAAA "
ONB HUNDRED DOLLARS. o. tnore. There
viii a,se - lnciu1 4 several --
GOLD WATCHES.
ard I've Large as6 valUahss A6sssies Al
rsemiums will br dsstdea supn tmnsdtst<iy % ~
npt 4 asAscsips,us. Pare,o - 9si4 ~ srel.
ci,s. equal - tks numb~r 81 Their subecfpeiona ano
without the Aaserd ef6voUtae. vsll y eoxed ~
and sent Immediately. though II be One u Tnou
ssnd Dollars Dssides this. svssy ssescsSoss eones
In for Second ChAncs " . ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

II Of eteTv dencf Iutj.n Al Iu1Tn a.. r.,.
no24rf -.
Hmysn.a,, =. 1HI III M s ss,. :,.ss o. Tool. 10
,xsc,.n .---------
c"''D n.,1..s old stand.
OF " ', cTi ,p;' ..s!;;s 81. ~ sal. %.
--------------
" ~ Old stsea.
v~.r.u..
ks.., 1910 sn1s -" 'rrn The msne-
s/fseS"y 900 To- sAas cheap ~ q 4 ne cd stand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
Last Chance |!

vNHRRn viii b. enc more, and the last, distritu
i ton Of Lots BY the Union Settlement Com
pany, . take place 81 York In few days for lots
y Oees City, n. Z. Any persons WISHING to purchase
eaa = - ~ cellme on SAMUEL CAlLkN
corner Of Sscond aud Rock Island
Prize ~ Oct.dI Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

L. s. LIFE INSURANCE.
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
or PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
~ ma - 1VO.O00
STEPHEN Il. CRAWFORD Pres
A"RENCE JOHNSON Vice Pres
PLISsr FISK, Secretary and treasure
II. FIELD, Agent,
STATE pemoerst osee, Davenport, Iowa
scttlS-dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

OF customers.
An early call vii viii secure choice selections
kDwAAD ALDEN
eeeDaA sssege, opposite u Caairv lov, Davenport,
Toys, (Detween Main and nrady septl-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

Aanss:sssss - !: Nj, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
BENTON.

There was some Apprehension that coalition Of
Know. .Nothpgs and Benton Black Republicans
might get control Of the Missouri Legislature in it's
present session. and defeat the Democracy n the cleo
ton of two United States Senator's. The election Of
the Democratic candidates for Speaker and Clerk by
decisive majority, disspates this fear, and assures
US Of the final aud complete annlhilaton Of Thomas
Hart Benton. He falls like Lucfer to rise no more
Henoeforth the restless spirit OF the defunot pol
cian will employ itself in The congenia task of as
persng the memory of the dead and calumniating the
character Of the living Age does not mitigate the
ferocity Of bis disposition nor the near approach of
the grave awaken any compuucton in his remorse.
less conscience. With strange persstency of pur.
pose he passes the few remaining years Of msspent
le in adding the last touches to that picture Of per.
sonal and political depraviy which the character of
Thomas Hart Benton will present for the e1ecration
of posterty. With trembling hand, he still strikes at
the virtues which are abominable in his sight and
still dsparages the services which reflect upon the
blank and botted record Of his own public conduct
But the venom of his sting, is not equal to the malg
nifty of his heart. He Is incapable OF collecting his en-
ereies for blow and with the feeble garrulity of sgs
his mendacity e1patiates over library of octavos-
Yet, the closing chapter OF his career will redeem the
promise of its memorable introduction. Miserable
old man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
A GOOD MAN PASSED AWAY.

It pains us TO announce that our old and highly
valued friend, Samuel T. Brown died at his residence
in Bedford county, on the morning of the 18th ult.
In the forty.secoud year Of his age. Nr. Is. was the
only surviving son of Capt Henry Brown OF tho Re
voution, and the brother Of the distinguished and
much lamented John Thompson Brown, who success
sively represented the county OF Harrison and the
Town Of Petersburg in the State Legislature HIS
habits we're very modest and retiring Ee rarely ef
his home, and his time was chiefly devoted 70 read
ing and scientific pursuits. He vas good chemist
but Mneralogy seemed to have charm for him be-
yond any thing ese Mr. Brown represented his
native county of Bedford two years in the Senate o
Virginia. where his clear head strong mind and &C.
nial mauners won for him many devoted friends
few years since. he married daughter OF Major
Huger OF Ssuth Carolina, and he leaves devoted
widow aud two small children. Mr.. B. one oi
the most pleasant gentlemen and best men We ever
knew and We deeply sytnpahse with his family and
friends in the heavy loss they have sustained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
A HIGH HONOR JCsTIY WON.

We have had the pleasure Of examining and ad
mirng splendid solid gold medal. presented by tb,
town Of Portsmouth, ,Va to our handsome, accomplish
ed and popular fellow citizen, DR.. Randolph Harrison
who has recently settled In Richmond for the prsc
tice Of bis profession. The inscriptions on this beau
tifu memorial speak more eloquently than any Other
language. On the one side Of the medal is an adm
rable representation OF the Naval Hospital at Ports
mouth with several naval nsignas, headed with The
inscription "Palmum qu merait ferat." On the othe
side of the medal ia exquisite oak wreath, will
the following inscription Presented by the Counci
Of the Town OF Portsmouth Virginia, TO Randolph
Harrison Of Virginia, Assistant Surgeon U. 8. Navy
for his professional services durlng the epidemic o.
pes,ilental yellow fever in 1856"
The well merited compliment is heightened by the
fact that Dr. Harrison, prior to the breaking out o.
the pesence, had sent in his resignation surgeon
but Immediately Withdrew it, when the yellow fever
made its appearance. We are proud to chronicle
such noble instances Of self sacrifice in a goriou:
cause, and we doubt not that q generous public viii
perfectly appreciate the services Of one of the SOM
OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
.-~ o.
MISPRISTS.

Nothing is more ve1atious to an editor than 10
have the sense Of his articles destroyed by slips OF
the type. very slight misprin. may entirely
change the meaning Of the phrase, and make the
writer say precisely the opposite OF what he ueud.
Thus. few days since We desired to explain that
Russia contended for "a literal Interpretation of the
treaty." &C., but the printer put it hbera! inter
pretation," which was the very opposite of our
meaning. In yesterdays issue we intended to argue
for reduction in the rates Of mpos, but were made
to contend for reduction in the rates of import. In
truth never read our articles after they appear in
print, without discovering soms solecism in gram.
mar, or some ridiculous modification Of our meaning.
This is all very vexatious to ourselves as well as to
readers; but we hope for some correction of the
shusa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
THE ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD.

The recent collision on the Central Railroad was the
first serious casualty Of the sort that has occurred in
the State for number years From the nature Of tine
accident it was necessarily tbs result Of nislnRnage.
ment Two trains running on he same track did not
start of Of their own motion, and rush into violent
collision. They were driven by engineers; those en-
gineers Y7ere Under the control Of conductors; ard
these conductors were under the supervision Of
still higher authority Now at one point of this
succession Of officials, blame attaches for the dspo-
rable catastrophe by which several lives are lost,
much suffering inflicted, aud great damage sustained
by the stockholders in the company 1t is because
prompt and effective measure, should be adopted to
preven. the repetition CT 20 serious disaster, Of
which this is yet the only instance in Virginia; and
because it cannot be impossible to trace the negli
gencs to the proper quarter, that desire to have
fair and full investigation Of the accident the Cen
tral Railroad.
So far as the correspondence deveopes the circum.
stances OF the casualty, incline to the opinion that
President, Superintendent, aud Conductor, should
share the blame, though, perhaps, not in equal pro.
portions. 1t seems the President ie msiuy RESPONSE
BILE for the arrangement by which the trains are run,
and this arrangement is saeh almost to insure the
very casualty which now depiore. In respec. OF
time there wsa too close q shave. No margin was
allow ed for the unexpected detention Of either train
The Superintendent was right in protesting against
the schedule, but he was wrong in not doing his ut
most to correct its defects, or in not resgning his
Office. The conductor of the down" train is very
much to blame in running for the turnout after dis
covering that he was behind tms." This is our
view Of the matter In very few words. Perhaps Il
more complete investigation may modify the prssen'
sspec. OF the affair. Iis dre tho parties resp ponsi
bic for the ossray it ia due to the company, and i,
Is due to the public at large, that the persons in fault
should not escape the penalty Of dsplcrabs neg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
JAMES RIyEH EsIArE ro. s.,..-

TIME subscriber offers private sale ihnt nenutltu
IL Farm in Goochlaad county; called okAF 4. ahEs.
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Cour
House. and thirty four miles from Richmond The situa
ton is among beautiful the rvor. command
in. view Of the whole arabic surface hne view o the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river The estate Is In high state OF improve
men,. and remarkably healthy one 1t adJoins the &c
Of Thomas j. Deane, w. B. Wesiser. and n skip
with and contains 93s Of which lit IL acres are
irs low grounds 22 acres OF second low grounds 22
Of arabic high land, and e9 acres OF wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen outhouses quarters overseers
house. built in the last five years. with brick chimneys
and unierpnniug. and new brick barn, 6OH3O with
shed running the whols length sixteen feet wide new
threshins machine, now ice house. and all necessary
stables, &c
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence,
would do wei! TO visit this before purchasing elsewhere as
will sell on reasonable terms
Every preparation Is now making TO seed 200 In
wheat this fall 100 Of il In fallow, and the cornfeld has
been sowed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing It
stands. and most Of the negroes.
Ny manager Mr. Sanders, will show the estate 10 any
one wishing to purchase.
Ny 1adrss; Subjects o. PSThItsp es county seyDrs
Wh;g will please copy.
LAND FOR SALE IN FLCvANNA COUNTY.
16NHE undersigned acting the agent of Edwin stone
IL will sell at public auction, SATURDAY. the lItL
day OF January 1887 the tract Of Land In Fuvanna coun
ty, the road leading from Scottsville to Columbia,
known the "Dinke' tract formerly belonging TO Dan
sl stone, decd 1t contains 3st acres of which one
considered well adapted the growth Of Tobscco Wheat
and Corn. win sell it privately publicly.
TERMS-One third cash. and the residue in aud
two annual nsalments the purchaser giving bond with
good security, and the legal title retained until the deier
red inssslments sre paid.
Persons wishing To purchase are referred TO w IN T..
marie county. THos. P. WooDsuN.
Dec 2o-c3t Agent for L Stone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
A VIRGINIA VOCALIST.

We are happy TO announce that concert will bt
given at Metropolitan Hall tomorrow friday night
when the lovers of music will hear, for the first time
Miss Gibbs, native Of Charlottesville, who il de-
scribed to US charming singer and very handsome
young woman. She has engaged in her present vo
cation from the landable desire 10 relieve her father
from pecupiary embarrassments. We trust that she
may be warmly encouraged She will be assisted BY
Mr. Emer,h, powerful performer on tbs piano.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR
SALE
UHAyIS0 removed TO Richmond, | offer for sale, my
Farm wing in the county Of Charles City. TO 2:
mile. from the JSes River and ~ miles from the city Of
Richmond and containing $40 acres about clear
ed nroducing we'll and rapidly improving, under the ust
of lInc clover plaster &c There good Dwelling ane
all necessary outhouses nearly new. Also an exoeen
(;srden and Orchard Tho Farm could 90 worry conve
nsnty divided intotwo on< containing 800 snd the othe
2aO acres Persons wishing to purchase Farm in th'
mos, productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia
TO sell on rberaland accommodating terms.
The ovcrseer, my brother living adjoining, will shoV
the Farm to any one wishing 10 purchase.
Address DR. o. A. CRENSHAW.
-ctf RoxN No kirhn,ord No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
A FINE WORK.

Mr.. John Perry, of Norfolk, has handed to us Nos
i3, Ia and Is Of the interesting and valuable history
of the war with Russia, of which We have so often
spoken with favor. Mr.. P. is now in Richmond, and
we commend him to all who desire to subscribe. Mr.
p. has also for subscribers new History of France,
which, like the other, is spsndidy illustrated and
will be great ornament to public and private bre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

ligence. 1t happens that only few negroes are
killed. but this circumstances should not at all miti
gate the severity of the public judgment. II is
thing to the credit OF the persons responsible for the
accident that the msug.d eorpses Of twenty thirty
women and children were not picked out OF the
wreck Of the collision. For beginning, this casual.
ty on the Central Road does very well. The neI,
experiment will, doubtless, exhibit a more perfect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
PARODI Is COMING.

Our advertising columns will conveytc our readers
both in town and country, the gratifying intelligence
that the charming singer, Parodi, will be among Ut
soon to delight the lovers OF music She will be as
sisted by Strakosch, the great Pianist, Paul julien
exquisite Violinst, and several powerful vocsists
In every element i. the strongest Concert troup.
that has ever visited Richmond, and We cordially
commend them to our musical friends, here and in
the other towns Of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
N

NEZHEREAS, communication has been received from
w the honorable John T. Louisx. rendering his ress'
nation Judge of the Eignh Circuit to take enee. on
In. twentieth OF January next ard the same having been
accepted the Executvc therefore IN conformity 10 e%
the sheriff OF of IN, counties OF Lancaster nor
thumseriand, Richmond wes:mos land. hing George;
Sp.tsylvxnia Carone Hanover King William Ming ana
Queen and Essex composing said Circuit 10 hereby re-
quired election for Judge OF said circuit 10
be held on the 10Th day Of February next, at the places
prescribed By law.
Given under my hand Governor. and under the seal
of ;he Commonwealth. at Richmond this 10th
t9hAhJ day OF December. eighteen hundred and nsiy.
ak and In the slst yea. OF the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
By The Governor: GEORGE w MrSroRo, Secretary Of
a.. lS- ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

II Consequence of the absence from the city OF
Senator Bright the President Of the Senate, it be
came necessary on TUESDAY TO- III, .hs vacancy me
nreade over the Senate, and is now the President o
that body. The eminent abilities, large experience
dignifed and courteous bearing anG intimate &C
ousinrance with parliamentary law Of Senator Mason
made him 81 recipient o: this distinguished honor
He will adorn position which has been occupied by
a .uccession of the most distinguished statesmen
our country.-[ Warrington Union.