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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
Letters o! Acceptance from Gs Democratic STE
Nominees.

The Democratic press Throughout the state
hare unanimously espressri satisfaction a. the
letters from the three endida,es Or State
Offices, signifying accep>nce Of Their respective
nominations. This rianimity OF expression
augurs well for the nifty and efficiency Of the
party in the Sprins elections. The sentiment
Of the large bod Of Democrats who opposed
Mr. Le.cher's nomination, seems to be fully en-
pressed in the :esolut:on Of the late ratification
meeting in Eyet;e county.
Tina, although we were opposed 10 the
nomination Of Hon. John Letcher, for Govern
or Of this State, as he has been endorsed by
the Democracy Of the State, in Convention as.
semtled. we checrfully ~acquiesce, and will
rally to the supper, ofthe nominee
NJ. Letcher, by his speech at Washington
met the generosity Of his quondan opponents
fully half way; and his letter Of acceptance
b-ea,hes the same spirit Of Cancellation. ~
concerns his political committals-they are
universally recognised almost in the same Ian
guace which the Southern Argus employs
M. Letcher comes s~Quarely up to the moot
questions. by ~ayowing himself friendly TO q
liberal and judicious system oil internal I'm
movements, and that his views were correctly
stated BY Mr.. Garland in the nominating Ion
~rention; and by declaring his conviction tha'
the institution Of slavery, as 1t exists IN \ir'
GINA, is morally. socially and politically
right" .
Mr.. Montague position required no repetl
ton Of his known opinions on the slavery
Question. and he makes none. On the queS'
ton Of internal improvements, his committa!'
are fully as satisfactory as those Of Mr. Letcil
or. Indeed on this point. Mr.. Montague's 10
cali,y gives him even an accidental superior't!
Of position. over that maintained by his asso
c:ate on the ticket. An internal improve
mcnt man in Rockbridge is by no means a RAE'
AVIS. But TO sec a young and aspiring states
man down in old Middlesex, boldly throwing
the weight Of his influence in favor Of interna
improvements, gives us stron. hope Of a favor
able revolution in the politico-cconominal sen
,imen.s Of Tide Water Virginia.
Mr.. fuckers letter also has been rccci'e'
throughout, the State, with unqualified appro
baton. Holding at the time, and nominate
for reelection TO, high office intimately connec
ted with the executive and judicial departments
and having no immediate connection with TN
Legislature, he ~refrains from all specific dis
cussion Of legislative politics, restricting IN
remarks TO an emphatic avowal Of continued
adherence 10 the leading principles OF the grea'
conservative party which has honored him will
its preference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

M.

NJ. Lamartino has addressed to the subscrib-
eys of his Cours de Literature a long rindica-
ton of his course in connection with the ap-
peals to the public for his aid which have been
made. He denies having been guilty of the
cxtrayacancies imputed to him; and, as to his
estates. alleges that though he has been endea-
voring TO sell them for ten years, he has never
been able to find a purchaser, lie closes with
Il denial of the rumor that he intended to aban-
don his estates TO his creditors and to quit
France. and says: Far from me be such a
thought. work. and / mean to work. | 90
not despair: active patience will, in the end,
overcome misfortune, and the sadsest day has
its morrow"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
1alp enquirer.
ADVERTISING, ADVERTISING! ADVERTISING
WRICHMOND ENQUIRER"
ADVERTISING 8 II F. f I

ADVERTISING : +. L.
CIRCULATION TWENTY THOUSAND
The proprietors of the Richmond "Enqni-
rer" will issue. on Wednesday, january l2th'
the first number of an ADVERTISING sHEsr'-
This paper will be published weekly ana du-
rim, each month, WILL BE pisri;iBlTED' Ora
rr1rorsLY. AND WITH POSTAGE PRE-FAip' 10
.-~rr -uors AND MERCHANTS MECHANICS, MANU-
r,crrEsgs, &C. N THE SOUTHERN AND SorTH-
WESTERN STATES. All advertisers will receive
weekly copies. y still larger circulation Will
he procured by means OF large purchases OF
ex,r. comics. made by advertisers for distribu'
ton at their own expense. such extra cope,
viii he forwarded to advertisers. at the rate ol
Two cents per copy. Indeed the amount OF
r,,ro,.re which We have received during the
f.w ,yseks thu, this enterprise has been par
tally canvassed among business men, ana the
eager desire eyinced BY our advertisers to ex'
duce us to hope that the circulation Of 81 Oh"
with which this advertising sheet initiates, will
be doubled in the course Of 2 few weeks.
Advertisement will be received at any time
and inserted in four successive weekly issues,
AZ the uniform rate Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS pen
LINE for the four insertions. When the extra.
ordinary circulation Of our advertising sheet is
considered, it will be perceived that its columns
furnish a much cheaper medium for advertise
ments than has ever Yet been offered 10 the bu-
sineSs men Of Virginia.
The merchants and manufacturers OF Boston.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Gin
cinnati have already availed themselves Of our,
excellent medium of advertising. The pa,ror
49, - A. So
have afforded US is already sufficient 10 SUSAN
our enterprise. For further encouragement,
we appeal to our fcllow-citizenS Of Rictnond,
Alexandra, Norfolk. Petersburg, Lyr,h5urg.
Wheeling, Petersburg and othc towns
throughout the State-whose merchants, me-
chsnics and manufacturers will tHls be ena-
bled to enter into direct and equa'competition
with the enterprising business men Of the
Northern and Western cities, nr the custom
of Virginia and the surrounding States. /.
RrTculE. DrxxAvASr, TYLER & WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
THE LYNcHBURe REPUBLICAN AND THE CAST
OF ADDNGToN.

referring TO the article Of its Richmond cor
RESPONDENT. TO which we have already called
the attention of our readers, the 'Lynchourg
Republican" furnishes the following explana
ton:
I'VE are frank to say that the paragraph II
question was Objectionable, and had we reviset
he letter containing il, we should have stricSer
out portions Of it, rs we'll in justice TO our cs
teemed correspondent as TO the Governor MN
self We did not see or read il, however, DC
fore it appeared in print, as the editor OF thl'
naper never ~reyises any but the political .por
ton Of his correspondence. We certainly nav
not the slightest disposition TO do injustice Z
Governor Wise, or 10 permit others TO DO 50
had they the desire. through our columns. l
is true we 10 not consider the Governor 5 ac's
or the acts Of any public man. above Sritieisp
and shall always permit them to be oiscuss
and shall discuss them ourselves, wheneveEt
clsion NAV require: but never in a harsh
Or I..scourtcouS terms. we
To do Gov. Wise full justice, ,herefE' for
publish, upon our first page, his ressitancy
discharging Arlington, and feel no At fully
in saying that they are such Is difference
warran, the Governors act, 'hatey merits Of
If opinion there may be lpon Sar ,b.,
% ,bo ' n,ss. We will 20 lather {, say sna.,
whether sufficient or -hsuihcIP,be he's, i'm.
doubt the Governor acted irooc duty
J pulses and stro1ge< convlcti% tyne RI. En-.
p. s. Sircethe above wan wi;tb another
quirer Of y~eferGay comes sub;sc, in wb;ch
editorial in .ef,Irence to Il a mole,hill into a
an eliorl y ' Ia; i ~TrarrIy1arged that our Rich
mounta:. Nsf.;e,yB otts Whig,' and it is
Alonu n rl;nna.cJ II We have had some COM
more viii him IN ; attack upon Gov. Wise.
PncIi la, ;de.",ham ne would combine with Il
m u VIII - a.. Democrat Of any sort
rco,lv Ini;crn1,dnd will. no doubt, excite u
mia ,mnna nrFhig friends Of this city, who
h,y. t,nun us one Of the most uncompro-
m;si,. Demn,ats that ever 1uttercd. We as
s,rn Tho Fncirer that its %allusion is as unjust
and gr,,r;rlS, as its suspicious are unfounded.
b,v. :, acquaintance with our Richmond
cora.maaenr, and never exchanged q word or
vi. him in or life. As W never re-
y,r3.,,iim rs one Of our political correSpon-
we never cared to inquire anything
1bos his politics, and DO not really know
wbther nc is Q Bolts Wing" or not, though
" think he is opposed to us in politics. But
C have no idea that political considerations
lhuenced him in his ~allusion TO Gov. Wise.
Ie Is a gentleman so far Us we know or have
eason 10 believe. and we would not do him
injustice 10 suppose for a moment that he
,ould avail himself Of our columns for such
n improper purpose.
We assure the Enquirer tina; whenever We
ave occasion TO say anything in reference to
iov. Wise. or any other gentleman, we shall
sy it under our proper editorial head and upon
ur own responsibility.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

Gen. Joseph Lane, Of Oregon, recently in a
letter to the Washington Union asserted that
the population Of that territory was 9o."oo.-
The mail from Oregon, just received by the
California steamer, has the following direct con-
tradiction ofthis satement:-'The census ofOre-
ron territory, jus. tokem. shows the population
10 he A.. So. The number Of voters is stated
IN kn q G1n"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
The Proposed Territories.

''Dacotah" is the Western half Of what Was
Minnesota Territory. When the State WAS
formed. Il line was drawn through the middle
of the Territory from North to South. The
Eastern part became the State Of Minnesota;
the Western is unnrganizcd and without Il gov
ernment
Arizona i, II combination of the South
part of New Mexico with that Mesilla Valley
strip Of land which We purchased from Mexico
in ISL. The latter is without 4 local govern
ment.
Nevada" Is the Western half Of Utah, lying
between Salt Lake and California.
Laramie" means the Western part Of Ne
hraska. in which the fort of that name is situ-
atcd.
pixies Peak" is in the Rocky Mountain
chain. in the Western part Of Kansas. which
par, it is proposed to cut oil for the ncw Terri
tory.
Superior" "Ontonagon." is the peninsula
between Lakes Superior and Michigan. part Of
which now belong, to Michigan and part to
Wisconsin, States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
PLEASANT INCIDENT.

vt the funeral ola little babe in New Sharon.
few DAYS since. says the Gospel Banner. a cir.
rnstance occurred remarkably cheering and
;,.Scs,ivc.
The little. one ali beautifully robcd for the
ave. was laid in its collin on the morning OF
e burial. The weeping friends placed in its
.ile hand a small bouquet Of flowers. among
n,ic!. was an unopened rosebud oi the Rose
= Sharon The lid was then placed upon
- rofiin. and the funeral services performed.
1cn after the lapse Of not morc:.than two or
&c hours, the coffin was opened again, and
issfrien.ds gathered around to look upon it for
las time. that bud had become I full-blown
his while grasped in the cold hand Of death.
= c,ncd rs though n voice came up from those
~ tifully sealed lips. saying. Weep not for
though broken from the parent stem, | am
IN hing in the Paradise Of God. Millions q
souls compose the family above"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
AMERICAN LEGATION AT ROME

A letter from Rome states that on she -ou.
Of November Mr.. Cass, who has been ior some
years the American Minister at that pace, toon
leave of the Pope and presented Mr. S.ocneon
as his successor. Upon this occasion the roPe
expressed very kind personal iee,lngs so% ra hs
cent him the next day a magnificent marble
bust Of himself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

The Banks in the interior depend chiefly up.
on their circulation for their profits. The local
circulation ofthe city Banks being so very small
invites the issues Of county Banks, to fill up
the hiatus. Hence. the local traders are flood
cd, not only with all sorts Of rags from the
interior Of this State. but from all parts Of New
England. and from the adjoining States to the
South and West. Many of the chin ptuSter
concerns which issue these bills in the neigh
boring States are owned by sharpers and bro
kers in Wall street. They locate the bank
nominally, at some obscure village, and
adyertizc that its bills will be redeem
ed at "a shop in Wall, William or Han
over streets, at to I per cent discount;
| They thus get out n large circulation. and
then, to make a good haul, they get the bank
note reporter (Which was hired to puff them
into notice. to first cast doubts upon the sol
vcncy of the bank and State that the bills are re.
is broken. when its bill holders become alarm
ed, and sell their bills at whatever they can
get. The owners Of the Bank, through their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

.JfDGr e. r. SAqrgLS.-We announced yes
,erda, ne death 81 this dis'ingIishc! member OF tn
Cour: If Arp"ai., Ia iii. CITY. Yesterday the respect
,lue =, hi. feinains and hi memory Was formally
~atte.:-l. d! meeting Il tie member. o; The hal
.ook ,!sce: and, a.'eF everything properly a,,cn-
.ian- On Tie death Il - Distinguished : man had
hem arranged bis body ~a- c"nyer.i 20 the
c.ri.ol. .h.-c j romano! "a s;-'e mil removed
:, ia. d,.o.. M..1.r- %. -" bar. aad o:hcr eli
leu-. wy.c IN at.cII-nr'.
I,yar ",i,t:t.lI IL. nody w. conveyed from Tie
d.. Canton To the rail ryad depot. and tn=nc- -ent on 70
H. rs;i:. comfy. ~"-r9Ft-! p: : d"i''''''h' 81 'ir "
:iIeG.- 90! kic.iG"Er.
TIE LITERARY MEssEyGrR.-The Southern
L.!.en.-. He--en.cr. for January, ie:Hs ;Le 81: No.
oi;h- .,,h volume. j. OF our table. W. md Il We.
a!!ei with instructive and entertaining article. !!r
present ! al cscc!icu: time - -lo>cr3b'. lac '''-
lowing j. Il lit Il the content, % the No. before U>:-
Ou Reading: :. San7-AYrir R.io:r,-: /: = pn!ni!V-
tent: What IN a Maize: The Table Turned: son.
by +. II. Iia,te: selections 30! Excerpts :F"m lie
Lee Paper: trace. = sounct: lac t:Gie: Los; az!
Found: Letters o: = ~>r!E,'er: Heiaen;c, from = -
dy', Memorandum Book: sunset at Rome: John
Young Mason: H. tie Blue Beyond; Ed.;o:s I"'lr:
'Sot:cc, o.: New B-'s>. &C.. ~c.
DIX. KASg'. AmcrIc Y"YAGrR.-Thc ~illustra-
ton, q the memorable kaac Arctic Expedition IN
search o! >ir John Franklin, ,~xh.ri;:ns al M'irorp!.-
:.r Hall. are mee-in: With = we!. ie-,r"el SUCCESS.
Ea,i. ,yv..in: the visitor increase II number. -"d
W aye pleased :, ::o::cr. he ~.tTo.agr = "".p.. "sr
:!rst class citizen. . .
impr,.. -. viii. tie icar:.. -..l.., Of ~ !a",.> i
these vast realms ii ice: ari W wonder la: nan
SHOULD br ?" Nca;:-e>oruc - - .::e!.iE p" :-:ao:"
;hcir mysteries. i.e: n.i t".,Ihe tct'.r i ia4.a. !
with :h.-c rv.;oH- =: visiting Ne.r'ro!i:a" H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
SOUTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.

Wr.Gsyit.., January Is, l+'.
Hon. Henry \. WIS.,, Governor u Virginia:
Dear >r i enclose a comparative statement; d. she con.
d::on Of this Bank. OF tie 8lst December. $50. and on The
Ga. December, ls;s. Very respectfully.
r J. MORRISON, Cashier.
C,yr.gATiyg Sr.IEHEST ~ .EE CONDITION oT THE sDrfH
WE,TrEN BlSk o. \!EG!siA. ., :uS 5!sI DSlgsssH. ISIS,
A:3 I!-: DEcEyrfg, l.;s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
DIED.

D!sp. =; the residence Of Mr.. Richari Jone-. OF rran,in
county. y. g, Oh IL. .ls; G.: b~ece.Ie., d.. EoCEEr L
TuNEi. IL the 9th year OF h. AZ.
The deceased M, I aa,!ye .. Pousa'an county, Va.
vh-r- riany OF hi relatives aEi ;.srt. Sill re,!d-. II,
came 30 Sos:i. CsEs..aa "a IL, .;:a yrs.. Ater so:E: q
,rio0i = While. lie acted ia he capac!;y y! clerk. IL : .tO.c
20: .wo O: three wears. when he cGmInen'ed ;he s;Gdr o.
medicine, ant gr.iGa;-ii in Richmond In The spring o:I-ji
lie Mad alr.als s,ln-i. by =. aailb!e aai obi!g!nS d..po-
,.;.on. hi, ga!'o-.i and 'on-i-;.u: rC.a! trpor:m-r', ;he
confidence asi Affection 0: :h- people s;aons rhoE. be To-
Gated
A. physician. for h- gaS aili;sG: IN It's cGcF;s 70 -I:-H:
III, m-IicaI aaoa!ei.e. industrious. and pGnciua! Ia h. a.
tec:oa, 90 ;h- LEX. aai -k..i1! AIT s!::pa:liSlls Ia HI,
management. 0: ;ae many III. o: suffering humanity
To Ii. gg;.:!.s energy and disposition % p-r,+'.r. IN
serving she Interests uf the afflicted. j. % be attributed the
contraction @. she fatal disease Hh!ch pu; m end 10 his
earthly career. AbOG; ;rrlye months .!ace lie took y.olr.:
cold. which --;li-1 on his lungs. NllOuel by = disirss,in:
cough, AMI h: 200 r!a.a!: marked liza - the '.e:!a O:
consumption.
IL III! no. pu: o~ % a .iA bed the preparation :o- :.
hr!n: hour. some five yrar' sing he gave III hear: .
God. realized. by faith in ID, aionesaea: Q! Christ. ;hs con.
sciou.n.>, .: pa.:ou"i ,!as. an! ID, ever s!Ice exhibited \
consistent. quiet. uaobiru-!ve T!-iy. which "a manifested
hy a ,;T:e: ani ranc:ua! attendance 20 all h!' religious d.
;i--. and especially by the calm coE?os;Fr with ~i4th ne
met the last enemy, and ~as enabled - ..o.i T.c.o-v cre-
t-ah and 81 g!Sv-. az! cry
'J-,u. c.a make 4 Dying tet
Feel .Df; a, .io.ny pillow tr.;
Whi!e On vi. br-a-: ! lean N" heat.
And breathe NY lie 90; .se.:ly ,h,rr."
lie bore rs suffering with srea, pa:leI.ce AMI Christian
Who d! all that human agency could do. II tie kind az.
:ol- o! .f.yGts a.f !Le pra!e!- O; God, r-oil- cguli
have awaited, Or. Tou-y had no; hid; b; God, vito ia .a-
an.'-'. good. aEi Know, ali '!Anss. ordered c!h-.~!-e. Al!
took LIN 20 himself and D.. surviving friend, have the con.
-"lin- rejection. :hs: ;hs:E .ps' i hi. eternal e7tn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
PETERSBURG MAgKErs. I,,rI.,s

TT ~" VT " Y y Y
WHKir-rhcreis = good Inquiry ,r M. article :: ~
price The receipt. eoa'iacs Light. We qro:e ~ n red
20 e. DO Whit iSS &C.: fancy 10; f.. 70 gsJi l-al.'
Inferior lop1ll3 s;oJk very l-h'.
''f:o>.-Tse msf.c: cor:ases very fair AZ 3 bs.D o.;
II = !or good lot -'nc:!. prifae Sori! i-;rh &c. i.,r.
far % good iisaliIc. AZ iH.eror =; Halls, Eee-i.;.
'o-!a. ~ bale. >;oc. EEG,cali. ush;.
CoA> Primo -" GAO tod - e., and scarce
Tur,Cou-No e5ea.s "a, week
B,co> We r:c i. eou,.Ie.Noi. -re-uls;ive c.irAA! u.
'El- article IL ~. wc>:, aat rri..- k-- cher Per GOT
Bacon We ne;e &C advance hers 9: '.sLc. l~Efr:.or -.
and Fan be had low
ti'gs Ia, ,iNan--i. We f:,:e ,zp.T4ne 4; -. ,Ir-
; -. and f.r.a! y, "a . r.'s! u... L.-.s !c. :.-. 81,
hvust: .0r-:.
H,s,>c eh,ns- i. prices. demand light
H.h-!. ssllinc :roEI sasrf st ?lc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
SALES ny sroCK- ~ glcHvoNp

f"r Ee nag S'f'7. J.Ffiry =, ISS.
RXFuETkp pI {. ". PCEcg- 4 c.. STOCK ksctns-
.!rvn.s 8 PER eent. - ye.r..9 .cE. 20 s.les ~ tie r-A,s.',
Do. De she;'er ea;.. 'si.' ts7. !s'sr~; &c
Richmond City Boads. ssl,- az, !a,ere,: &C.
Virginia BsaE Stock. pas t'c .a.es e'!, .irI G'isnt
Farmers B.uI stock. Gales f:n!S, orer.d.
Exchange pscf Stock, s1les fiO!.. oS..et
Ti!-ini,Yre AL Marine insarlaee s;3eI, sLo &&E -
D!y.!e7ic 81.
Merchants IE4g-aIee Stock. ia. .ilss ~.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par go. sAls tSS
Richmond. predereksIG-S tad Petezse kAirsst s:oct.
last sale. 40.
Virginia C.n;rsl Railroad steck, tS.
Richmond sad Petersburg Railroad s:ecS, "a, ssl-, 80
gehmeS! AID Dan':le Railroad s'oes. tiS ,a~.i, 80
~.k.t
Jane, River a.! ksns=As stocs. i.s: ssl-s -.
Richmond Aai p.n,ilIe Sa!l:es: guaranteed b<ai,
sale, t?5 and Interest. t.;.
James River ana ksnAvha S.ara..~. esldS, pr yav.
S!vc. las; sa!es o; .a:.
Virgin. aad Tenne..,r E,aroa1 Bssd., ari uors..e, ~
an: int-f--,
Viz ala Ce.:!s' Railroad Eo.:. ga .ni .r,er--,
0Isn;e ant ti-,andHA E.l-eAi Yoais go .rd Iai~at
LyacHecr; Gas Company rs.
0r.nle ans Alexandra. : per cen; BOad. ;sS al! !a.sI -
Maal.sss Gar l:.!! Eoa! BoLls &! al! Alec;
Norfolk C..y e. Eat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

Milford, Massachusetts,, during the year
,,bout l. 100000 pairs of boots were man.
! ed. valued at three million dollars
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M.rErs

N'HfoLh NAEhETs. JANCLsrS
Birn" supply ample. SslS N-:.rn side, ~. -hVs'
-rs y, Va. ard y. {. Esron very du.. .nd ,spr,y L,'!>
Hog round loo. small Ham. IN god demand. ISa.sse.
t"-ToN MARKET arr-. gaier .r,srorsbis aeys 'rpa -
Fopt--.ihori gay .rec!,l eh,r-e - pr.e.s We a=oH -.
20 Il :. asto p.anty.
coSS.-feilo~ sc; whit. aat mixed 20. In good d-us':.
C'EN~ ME.L-S1ppIJ lisa.--eii, readily a: o. 70 ioJc.
ELyrRSSupply lsrs- sat demand very l:ai:s3--.g.
.ue 4, ,f,J vltr. Sac - family "a, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

',vxrERrrlr $50's on the State Bank OF
Sou'' Carolina are circulating extensively in
CeOrg,a
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SAlss oF..ToCks ~ RICHMOND.

u 7 7 - " 1T "
For re NIX -'.f.aJ LSIvdry .. ~
IsfDsr.o 1T J1aS \. Lssc,s!sz 4 SpS,
v!.:n!a ;-r e.. sales t!6s sIi !z;erC.:.
BoEi, guaranteed! 10y tie stHi-. sale- f2] Al! laLr>-
Richmond C:y bos!-, ss!e> -; sni Interest
NHr.:a!A Bta. -:ocs, pa t.5-no -ii-, siac- airlEaEG
f-Fu.ers BaHE st5ek. -,lrs extra dividend iJ3I
Fychs9s" Ian. stock. no -ah- siuee dividend.
NUF-ia!A ~. and Marin. Insurance Sooi. ls., al -
Merchants Insurance S:oct, lat ,sl-- 81.
H'hmoat Pfr- A.-7cis'ion SocE. p,r .D--,l- ~;
Richmond. Preicrek-sc-S s.d Potomac EA-'s-H. 81
AL, 90.
Virgins C.s,ra; Railroad sock. ,A!- go.
Redmond aai = ;-r,ho-s Railroad Stock. .as. ..les ia
Richmori ant ranY!!e !asiro>d S'cri. lat sal- kst
,.ae. Rive! ..i kscavAa stock, l4s, sale. e..
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OK the 1st day Of January Hon D. W.. haia ~
Was installed in the gubernatorlai chsr u
North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

Inc Los ,,gclos California; Star is Of opin-
ION thal .he :tage of that place this season
Will amount " %. 200 gallons.
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OFFICE OF THE

UP WEIGHTs MD NEhsI tE, .
g.cHs0sp. De-. ?a:h. ISIS. '
HEREBY certify tha; hy Appp..csiloa Of ne | me"
i sis,s! standard yard r,-a,.r. h ~ Sgrvr?ois caG'.t
,ar possession % jaime, Z. Love. H.i, ssrye!er is We
county Of Luneabur;, I; proved :, he .ieT'n Yard ana ~
Inch In length: and by the .a'1s ,e-; i csT-h'-r. rue
--ni.d AZ the sane tim - foaad 30 be,-o 'es; IoSt. az
tia; both hare been ,iiGIpci ana --,lsfhJ MAS 'ae' -
the Superintendent ogse.s! seal
Sur-riu:erd,a, o. Wei. i,. and Hea.rr~
Ihi. IS the oaly chain o. r.l. ] have s'er had 'ioh' -
80 ne Cor inspection Or for the purpose o! .c-iinf 9''"
ing. ,nu,
Jan S-c~aw NH. hL'tv"'
UNiIE Presii.n: ant Director. o. she ktch'as' -
l. Virginia have declare! a .ei.i'annuai E'.a.Aa
on 18th in-t. cab,
Jan 6-i5w W. 7.
GOAL OLA ir-.h .gpply Of " ! ca. vI ~
sS'"" HruIysi
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS. J,sr.sY5.
FtctA-sup-r q; EI;ra5 GA: -: Family : .Ja. ~
RrE F.0cE-3 .iai 70.
WHs.I-wL.;. lSsl O.. Red l l0.l 90
White tne- ~ i1es.ur') E.;ec, Ycl3s:.
~Otf>-3,a,ec
RTE-s3c.
r,.vy. 500, .-,
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The dwelling Oh ~. Herring, at Atlanta
S fra la neaT week. ,as 'i Loss s s,se; was insnr dsstro y 5o Sy
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NA,kErs. JASu.srs
FLutR->.e sG;,r.He - -; E1;rs =. F.nl,y :;
Gk,S-Ry- t-c, Os'. 2;aSc; Gre. (n.-, SaStc.
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ALEXANDRA MkpkErs J,,r,y.

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, J.s-isrS
Bee. Cattle t}s;. Hos. GSa.; Ng',oa S.S. Ls=:s. ga
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Till NNIsNAfF JASNlNl q
T"htcco -Lu,s bring FROM T. 10 :, c5lilon Les! cA,'
sooiL.s' >a?. eae !: TO- g.
WuA--HL!;e I bal a. re-: ! .oai e.