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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
By rIsE GOVERNOR GOVERN OF VIRGINIA,

\,0INATioS having been received by the Executive.
IA; Gr-rn Jones and John smith, VII" we're committed
~ i f;h- county Of Franklin, the charge Of feloni-
ir,a.ii. open and entering house. III the night
& and committing lsrceny, and who wrr" subsequently,
,y,l :, he iA! oi :hr county OF Bedford. have
.,, ,.sra the Halter Jail and going a, large
10 hereby H:.rr reward Of two hundred dollars
49,, r,r,5a wlc Shall arrest the said Green Jpne, and
m Smith aa del rEi into the jail oi said county "f
- or %, aGaIfc! dollars for ,i;her of them deliver
~. NJ. lutan.- and 30 require all officers Of
E rnr,,,,u, h 'i,i add military and rriue>; the peo
no ,lv :, ih.ir hc>; eNcr;on. !" procure the ar
80. =, M. nj, ..ca. prisoners shat ;ay niay H., brought
,.u aai.r iny htai ,;ovcrnor, an under thr Less
-! u he Commonwealth a; iichm"nd this llth
!. .,,, Il December ls;'>. HENRY \. WISE.
r, y. ,;oy.ri.ur. GEO. ". MrNfOEp,
Secretary OF the Comuionw cah.
,s ZONES bOu: >iN fee; HIGH enerly huilt. 'pcals
ly wh.r ,l.ok.u TO- and has down look HI, Hight hair
~, -: ua,.cr, anI Is from thirty thirty years
>- : .hoa :iv, feet. eight imcl.r, In height. rather
!,. l,> lor pretty long. has dark keen eyes, high
-,Attl sai q,cA speech. They are both residents of
n,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

We would call attention to this railroad
scheme as one which is Of the greatest n-
portance to the cities of Richmond and Peters
burg and the old and leading lines Of rail
which centre there. The plan is not new. or
recently gotten up. 1t is the result Of long
and deliberate examination by some Of our
most practical men, The necessary surveys
and reconnoiSanceS we're made several years
ago, and the route located through level
and productive country under the most IA
vorablc circumstances for the construction of
railroads The line runs from Baltimore
through or near Upper Marlborough and the
most fertile portions Of Maryland, to II point
opposite Ac1uia creek in Virginia-thc pre-
sent terminus North Of the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road.
The distance from Baltimore to hcquia
Creek. bv this route. is 65 miles. Ii was sur
vcyel by Major Tremble and estimated 10 cost
less than million of dollars. 1t will be re-
membered that its connecting link--the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac road
which is - miles long, has Il capital Of only
one million, and cost less than TWO millions,
though tcics rclaid; therefore, we have reason
to believe the estimate for the Baltimore and
Potomac, as made by Major Tremble, within
bounds, under the favorable circumstances Of
route, &C. This road must be paying road,
rcmuncrating Investment, from the beginning,
since it fills up gap between two lines which
even now. without the advantage of such a
connection. are paying lines. Upon one Of
these lncs--thc Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac-it would not only increase the
passenger business, but would also add the light
freight and express business from Philadelphia
and Baltimore to Richmond. 1t would save
.iy houys Of trarsl between Richmond and
New York. The present time is 90 hours and
- minutes. leaving Richmond at t4' y, NJ.
one day. and arrivingin in New York at ~ A'
the following day But on the completion oil
the connecting line avoiding the passage up
the Potomac, we might start from Rlchmon"
after breakfast in the morning, and, after short
trip Of only Il hours. sup IN New York
Under such circumstances, it will DO impossi-
bic for any new or competing lines to draw the
travel from North to South, and e'cs ftrs',
from the CITY of Richmond and the old lines
The Orange and Ale3andris extension. con-
meeting Lynchburg with charlottesville, may
still be few miles shorter, but would not
materially decrease the time between Bull
timore and the South West, since the
staging between Washington and Alexandria
would consume the gain Of so small an advan-
tasa We are not objectng. and do not intend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rvrl,Sligp pAlLr, sEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
n RICHIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
T L L Ms:

.s-pu.y F,rsR. seven dollars per annun, and at the
- - ,l:h dollars IL taken for shorter period than
- ro- the Srxi.WEgNLr five dollars per anuum and
Nee dollar, Cor -;N months payable in advance For the
W,s., ~ per six copies for sl0 he paid In.
r.h,y IN advance. When letters containing money
-: p, rl. they must be rryiertd they ~l b. At the
-. 81 ;ac writers
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
:, frE p,I:Y r,rgR-For nes less first !n.eron
H ,e;;s and every succeeding insertion twenty 'e cents
.-r..i twice week. three times week. Iry-sevci
a hall FOR each insertion after the 6rs, and when
Inserted only week hf'y cents for each Insertion VIII
D., .,.abiy h- charged.
\ -re Sgai-wEgKLY.-For lines i->s. Gr.t ln
g. 49, cents: for each continuance - cents when IN
.i,l week, seventy cents will h- charged Tor
4. n insertion.
Is I'M wEsyLY--ror 1ES lines less frs, Insertion
.y,,, five cents: for each continuance my cents.
,aual advertisers charged ihrtyhye dollars Tor
fr Of ItS line. less .y dollars for two squares
L ia thar proportion for advertisements Of greater
e..h except Aucioaeers. who charged Sl0J paper
u. aided
-. AZ dues :his oic. may be remi,t.d per mail. in
aai available Bank no;eS u registered, at the risk Of
..r E,!ir:-.
- AL obituaries and Tributes Of Respect. eNccrdng
:: ..a.,. are CHARGED for a. advertisements.
u-!,r> distance mus; DC accompanied with The
r,ac- pay satisfactory references. to Insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
SIIOCKOE MILL.


fliE Subscriber has completed his new Mil 70! grinding
r,>:"- located the dock. at the mouth Of shockoe
C--S x:h enlarged and complete machinery sufficient to
supply suy demand og The present or that may arise in
TO come lie i prepared to supply orders for
PrRE GROUND PLASTER, ,puiv-rizrd to degree that
eiaao ne surpassed from heavy stock Of superior Nova
scotia L=!p procured sii III. greatest care, With the full
H. zre :ha: great deal Of Lump Pias,-r is entirely
so:.e 20 the farmer and aattr, himself that his long
,,!.aes il hi, business with the close attention and
sgy si-ea i. will enable him !" supply the demand from
M a.. adjacent state. with this vauab. fertilizer in It's
,s't,; ~! riches: state. aad satisfactory prices.
n ta. determination 30 sustain the established repu-
a' Z II. house 'or R:cuSE>> he respectfully
'.n-i-r- JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
S.r-.-.'l>Nt No II Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
~ ErL ruE crER BRACE pLGW. D; .N'

T'..S FI.ON has neon -I"luIIy calf.
l - tavo- ui'h the farmers and I~NNS@4
!. .s.;,;. Tor :he lat ;"n years un'ilt Nm
Ia a.s a- considered! th- mos: popu. Eal1ks N
- +, l.. IL ;h. whole south Il has :aken premiums
.- . >l;- Fairs and a. the last l>,D took the
- 3"r siae U,o>t popular Pows in II has also
Las every premium given hy the Mechanics Institute OF
-. upon r!,g. az we'll A. n silver medal. being the
a7asi occ5eI by this Institute. and has been sue
''as :,> every variety OF sill ia this state, and
- - ;i- :aof. >1u:bern States.
Manufactured ty the Undersigned their Factory
.a s;rs' below ,te Exchange lilo el. Richmond. Va,
H1g Do aaI nelrly every article used for tilling the
u ~ z.ale ~ own shops OF the best material.
N-.,i-c.y CEO. WATT co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
Thirty DOLLARS REWARD.

II = aaav nom the >uh,crber, NIng IN Chesterfield
II ..ua.v ~. on october i2th. last, my negro boy.
r.-! GEORGE GEORGES, light gingerbread color, about
o~ lEches high stout bu. li,!!e beard. and
- =: ,,.-, y age lpurciascd him Of Mr. John Gam.
rs il,ri;oa. He ha> mother Ia southampton and 4
hs l-..,>harc. where. have doubt. he nust be
-s- a,t: either one place the other. viii give the
,. a = :.Scn out of hi, county, and ten dollars II
~ IL -, r-lry .nd delivered 10 or Cary Street JAIL
~, i,--;:;, JAMES \. FORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
NOTICE.

W. .7acera u Baldwin, Cardwell Co, having been
''"i they have assigned all debts due them to me.
AK close the business early possible and
-r'on' inieied TO them requested 10 make imtne-
a. pAsiaeai 10 re. HORACE l.. KENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
THE MISSING STEAMSHIP INDIAN EMPIRE

The steamship Indian Empire, which sailed
from New York on the 23d Of October, for
Galway, Ireland, and is su pposcd to have foun-
dcrcd at sea with all on board had previously
sailed from various ports and under various
flags. First, she wa, built by W. IL. Webb oi
New York for Captain Marshall, for the Liver
pool trade. and employed as the United States
in that trade for two years. Next she became
the property of the German Confederation in
1913, and made for the time her whole navy.
She was then bought by a Bremen firm, and
came in s:j:j or le5i after tedious passages once
or twice in New York rs the llansa. Finally
Mr.. Lever became her fourth owner, and after
repairing her thoroughly lensthening her. and
naming her the Indian Empire, she made $evc-
raj tolcrablc good passages from Galway to
New York We have already published the
names Of her fifteen first cabin passengers.
There were in the forward cabin:
ii. \. IIanley Win. NJ MCreency, Margaret
Zalousky Mary J. Evans, Anne Hughes Mary
Muncv. John Delaney. CatharInc Canon, Jcre-
miah Elacthell. wife and two children; Edward
Cauwec, Edward Peter Carroll, Jane Bradley.
Timothy Kelly, Thomas Ticmann and wife,
Anne McGivcn, Mary Jane Mctiivcn, George
Greenfield and wife. James Connor Robert
Reed, DEM, Ilanginan. William Kennedy,
John Jennings. James Kelly, George Fades,
Michael MclIansen, James Dinman, Joseph
Bingham, James Walsh, Mary May. John
Groham, John Mct;iven, Michael Mclaughlin,
Patrick Mcllcaly. Michael Warde, Hugh Knox,
Robert Scullen, Mary y. Murphy, Mary y.
Lynch. James Aucll. Mary Auell, May Auell.
Elizabeth Aucl Margaret Foley. Robert Clarke
IIonora Clarke, Thomas Collins. Eugene DAILY.
Thomas IIcaly, John Kiemann. Elizabeth Me
mann. Ellen Kiclnann, William kiemann. Mary
J. Kicmann. Tobias Boyce, Michael llohcrty.
The following are the names Of the officers
Of the vessel:
Captain Corrtenay; Mr.. Berry, first officer:
Mr. Hastings. second officer; Mr.. C">!e.t. third
officer; Mr.. Read. fourth officer; Mr. Glllllnore.
finh officer: Dr. Partington. surgeon; Mr. iicw'
ston, purser: Mr.. WagStaif. purser: Mr. Ashley.
engineer.
The New York Herald of Friday says
The news by the City of Washington Is con-
sidercd favorable to the Indian Empire. It ap'
pears that the Edinburg arrived at 'ilasgow oil
the 23d ult, having left here on the 1oth ol
October. showing concliSiycly that the weather
was had and her voyage Il long one. The In,
dian Empire left on the 23d October and IT'D
not leave Halifax until the 29th ult. - J.. VI.
The difference between her time and that OF
the Elinburg. newer and faster vessel Is not,
after all. so great as To justify undue alarm II
seems that insurance. Notwithstanding the pre-
vailing anxiety. WAS recently effected on her IN
London at twenty-five per cent. II Is hoped
the next steamer will bring news OF her safety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
Report from the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
RlcmMoxp. w.. Nov. 80. ISIS.

RIcuNoNp, Va, Nov 80 ISIS
Sir: In pursuance Of the 9TH section Of the
net. entitled AN act concerning officer,
elected by joint vote Of the two Houses of the
General Assembly" passed May a2d, lsj2, !
herewith communicate to your EXccllenrv a
statement OF the receipts and disbursements
and synopSi, Of the financial condition Of this
department Of the Government for the fiscal
year ending with the 30tl Of September, ISIS.
am. very respectfully, your most obclicnt
servant, J. NJ BENNETT.
Auditor Public Accounts.
tn Ills Excclcncy. Henry \. WISE
Governor Of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
JUDGE CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT. OF ARKANSAS

II is with great pleasure that We see from the
Camden (Ark.D Herald the reelection Of
the Hon. Christopher G.. Scott to the office of
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Appeals for the
term of eight years.
Judge Scott is firginian by birth and edu-
cation. st Washington College, under the
Presidency of Dr. Baxter, he received his edit
cation, and at the Staunton Law School of the
late Judge Briscoc g. Baldwin his professional
instruction.
Einigrating to Camden, Washta county,
Arkansas, in the spring Of the year 1914, he
was unanimously elected Circuit Judge by the
Legislature in December. 1886 transferred
by the Executive in July. 1913, to the Supreme
Bench; his appointment for the residue of al
unexpircd term was confirmed by the Iegisla-
ture in December ls4S; in December, 1850 he
was unanimously elected by the Legislature for
the full term Of eight years; and in November
last was elected without opposition for another
constitutional term Of eight years.
The numerous friends Of himself and wife,
scattered throughout he counties OF Botctourt,
Hanover. Charlotte. P''ncc Edward, Rocking
ham, and Halifax wherc lived his father, the
late Gen John B Scott. will be gratiiicd to
learn Of his continued iavor and appreciation
in the State Of his adoption.
Judge Scott. for 81 years subscriber to the
Richmond Enquirer is 81 co"r~ good
Democrat, in principle, though elevated above
active participation in party politics
The Camden (.trk..J Herald says:
I'VE are gratifed to learn that our talented
and distinguished fcllow-citizen, Hon. Christie
phcr c. Scott has been reelected for the term
Of eight years to the associate justccShip of the
Supreme Court of this State Judge Scott is Il
profound jurist, and is distinguished no less for
his talent a. a lawyer than for his many gen-
ero,is and noble qualities rs man. We con.
gratuate the State upon having again secured
his invaluable services upon the Supreme
Bench He is at present soiournins at his res
idcnre n few miles west of tamdcn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
>i.rI ,rInx wayrEn-

I ""NNT IT! Of NoFihrFn College, who has had sIN
n g-s experience in teaching and is At present Princ
"a !ea'. seminary. desires situation a. Principal
.'i,a.' - ~ Acat"uy. Southern or Western Virginia
'e'..--i E.,s:rsc", gwen IL required. Address
$50. T.. ALEXANDER, a. NJ,
' :. M..rc LIZ Penn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

We stated in our published proceedings "l
the Democratic Convention that Mr. Mrri'o"
ri Nonro, nominated the Hon. Henry \. Ed
mundson. We should have said W.. G"E"
Lns. ~ HOnn0If.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
Interesting from Paraguay and Buenos Ayrsa

Letters from BucnOS AyreS u Oct 81, State
that the Paraguayans were making little or no
preparations for the American expedition. The
subject was not even so much rs mentioned in
Lopez official paper. Some excitement exist
ed at BuenoS Ayres, in consequence ofa report
that stormy debate had taken place in the
Argentine Congress, ut Parana. and that. Oh the
heels of it, President Urquiz. had sent in his
resignation. The resignation. however, was
not accepted. The Indians of the interior were
making preparations on grand scale for an
attack upon Buenos Ayres, but a powerful
military force had been sent ont t" anticipate
their movements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

,'oroxr,'. r..Sf,.f,," ,u Sr.,,/
NH SATURDAY !'>' J"'S was 'oa' r.
by '"""nc. Pcicity To- cng''irr into The c!rrGN-
s,..ncc, connected y?;th the death g. vcS
known ri,izc, .L,h, \,,,,,r ., ,rint.., -
ri,,,,orl
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
THE SLAYER ECHO CASE.

COLrNEIA, ). C.. Dec. 1.-Ihc arSlllneIlt TT
the Echo case was continued yesterday by Gen
lIayne on the part Of the United States hc
was followed to-day by Mr.. Billnger on behalf
of the defence The jury in the case have been
further discharged till l o'clock on Thursday,
when judgment on the motion to discharge the
prisoners will be given.
CoLrxBIA, S. c., Dec. 9.--Thc Judges OF the
United States Court declare that the law Of
1920 is constitutional The Echo prisoners
have been remandcd to Jail to wait the action
of the Grand Jury at the next term Of the
court, on the charge Of piracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
DEATH OF JUDGE NASH.

We regret to hear that the Hon. Frederick
Nash. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
North Carolina died at his residence in Ilillsbo-
ro. Orange county, on Saturday last. the 18th
inst lie had attained TO the ripe old age OF
seventy seven years. and had been on the bench
of North Carolina for a long series of years.
lie was as much esteemed in private life u Inc
was respected in his official capacity, and his
death will be universally lamcntcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

Tuf DAGS PAEinNy.-Nr Pas, Aytrs.-
til, bari, rar;h!an, of Richmond. recently
spoken at sea in di>ma,lci condition. hai ot,
board -" passengers. includim- 81 iroH
Washington. engaged hy anI under charge Of
Mr. y. Topping, oi that city. 10 work oa tn
Don pc',p railroad in Brazil The other,
were principally from Richmond AMI Baltimore
1t was understood that Nr. liarrah, one ol thc
contractors was also cn board The names oi
those from Washington were a; follows:
Nathaniel Ii. Topping. superintendent; Pat
ricl, Tcnncy, Mirhac Lamb Patrick crona
James sullivan. John B"wlim. franc;, Green.
Patr;ca Barrett Michael Camheii. Ti.oms,
Gallary Mirlac! Elwool. Iiarncy Carlin. Wm.
Manor. Thomas smith. Bernard boyle Philip
Powers, James iiarbct Michael Shechan. IN
drew l.am,bciI. Wm. kcyboGr, ratric!. Conacr
Michael Wrlcil, .Iainc> Wall, William Cla.h,
Lawrence IIalpn .ohn Stevens. Patrick Nolan.
John Agan. Patrick Ncccan. :, John Smith,
James MrNally, Francis Miller. John Head,
John EiIcy
The oiliccG, Of the Parihlau wee Capt.
Miller. iir-t mate S"uthcrland. second mate
bark Besides her passengers. the PaT'hian
had considerable freight. composed III great
part Of supplies Tor the worhmcIi. machinery,
ci.'.. :nr operation: upon the road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
nPRolED CHEAP COTTAGES, COn

LiHINU ORNAMENT, WITH COMFORT
NJ 'iH lss.'fl!. improvements Ia constructing cheap
w '-!nr- cottage with two, four. or more rooms
'fr.ir. - 'so nrn in two three days, and taken
"h'1' ang injury 30 the materials. and be removed
IS - bale 70; goods These buildings will he always
l;''.s: and ir rain and be ornaments 10 an estate
'.'.''' ~. postage stamp :p- answer.
D FITZGERALD < Co. $40 broadway
va s'-ftw" New York City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
NOTICE..

"t Alaial meeting Gf the Stockholders OF the Man.
.'''', Cotton AMI Wool Manufacturing Company will
go "a "tit"'iay, she ij.h inst at IL o'clock, At the
'r-t-,;d WN Il POWERS Agent,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
NITiArInN W,NTED.
>CHool. WANTED.

n ''lNG GENTLEMAN, ia native Of Virginia. with
far .Np-si"ce IN teaching, desires situation a. Tu-
e lf'a'r !.iliy or small school. lie teaches the
'' language. French. Mathematics. &c, Address
'+'- --rt. BON lGi A;eNa ndria 4. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

\ Who'll FAwILY poI.oSEr Tie Rochin.
hi,m Register SAYS negro hoy. about I3 year.
oi az. living with MIR. Jno G. Houston. abont
~ q and a hall mii,, below llarri-onburg. al
tempted. on Friday morning LAST, 10 poison ,l..
whole family. some arsenic had been placed
in the kitchen lplt. ior the purpose Of destroy
in. rats, the boy iounl ii. ami an Thursday
night pll the poison in thc coffee pot. The
whole family. except MIR. Houston. were taken
s;,n az tir table The hoy wa~ lnl.,ci in jail!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

ANornr. Hr>AwA4.=0n Saturday nigh:
last 4 man. who booked himself A. John &.
Berry. arrived with his wife at Piedmont. Viz.
-inia On Sunday morning he iooh shc eX
press train ior Wheeling. lcaying his wil;' be-.
hind. but carrying oii her watch anI money
/, WAS 4 runaway match. ani She hal oniy
been married 80 him week prcy:"Ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

i % N''i:er- o! the Virginia Military Institute
''A a-y oi January hex; for supplying the inssi'
- var Ion 4 >prins distant about l., 100 feet.
' al. b. received separately for furnishing ilie
-; re deh sni laying the pipes. for all to-
- ppe wi! D. required 20 b, o: tao inch caiibrc,
'' @'' 'a'!'': f,r pip. .! different weights and
'",''S.a:'na Ia :e.rd 10 the character OF the
- - 'sFA.'a-t - Maj. THOS. II. WILLIAMSON.
- -"'" - iy.i, OF january should he addressed
80 c'ed .; Lexington. Ai;.r tina, time. TO Gen.
N''HAEbspN 81 l:ich.nond
WILLIAM McLACNLIN. .,,.:.,
Join ECMOLs lV.'"''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

~ NJ ''en.em1n sh" has attended ihe Lectures at
- 'h'"r''Y Of Virginia for TWO sessions and is COM
' 'raea Es.i:sR. L,IiS, French. ILTrESATcS &c,
''.-'i'a 10 private family a. teacher or as the
f,. o. az Arid-uy. Address Editors Of the Rich
t"i.'cr. or l.. r. Warrenton. Va Nov 2-c2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

DR.. Vim. Browne, an aged physis:as Of Fred
srisksbura Va, died AoRdaJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14

". EAT.-S" has, for .sIe bv
G. DAvgSroKT