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Newspaper

Richmond Mail

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1853

Page

2

Rotation in Office and the State Fair

The Richmond Mail urges against rotation in office, arguing it spoils merit and harms liberty. It condemns equalizing patronage across regions and parties, preferring appointments based on honesty, capability, and constitutional faithfulness. The piece also notes the ongoing State Fair drawing widespread public interest.

Concert Tonight at African church with Sontag and stars

Madame Sontag arrives from abroad and attends a ploughing match at the Fairgrounds. The grand concert features Paul Julien Signor Rocco Alfred Jaell and Sontag herself. A free Sunday school concert follows, while one dollar tickets go on sale at James Woodhouse’s Bookstore. Rail road officers admitted free with gate notice. John Mitchel sails from Sidney and is expected next steamer from California.

Madame Sontag Paul Julien Signor Rocco Alfred Jaell Sontag Henrietteh Sontag Luigi Rocco Iraliagi Opera Alifred Jaell

The Home Paper and Political Gossip From 1850s Richmond

The item reviews a weekly literary family newspaper in Richmond by E. A. Gallaher and notes a broad set of 1850s digests. It mentions Van Buren’s Umpire posting in London, Pierce’s Kitchen Cabinet, Koszta prison, Franklin expedition news, a St Louis to New York rail link, a Bronson letter critique, world gold yield, and Lady Franklin’s search ship Isabel with its Ambiguity.

Richmond E. A. Gallaher van Buren United States Mixed Commission London McClure John Franklin Sir John Franklin Admiralty Mellville Island Behring Erebus Beechy Island Beltrine John Barrow Axother Letten Jupge Bronson New York Bronson Guthrie Lady Fransin Sxanon New Hussano Valpariso Isabel Lady Franklin

Distressing Accident Near Lebanon Ended in Death

A young man named Brice Edwards of Isaac Vermillion's employ died after a wagon accident on a steep hill near Lebanon, Russell County. The wagon overturned when the yoke broke, mangling him. he died the following morning at about 2. Other notes report tidbits on Indian gold bullets, Tennessee politics, Crystal Palace plans, a Judge Constable fire loss, and various railroad and telegraph items.

Lebanon Russell County Brice Edwards Isaac Vermilion Judge Constable Port Deposit Elkton

The Fair Exhibition Draws Ten Thousand Visitors

The Fair drew about ten thousand visitors, with thorough coverage of exhibits not previously noted. Objects ranged from carved works by L Franck to wax cherries by Mrs Evans, quilts, embroidery by numerous makers, millinery, breads, preserves, pickles, and various woollen goods. Notable displays included James River granite, a Leigh Street Baptist Church model, and an improved winnower. A team of four calves drawn by two boys from Fairfax drew special attention.

L. Franck Andrew Pizzini Eliza Jackson Cumberland Same Kimpel Richmond Ammer Botetourt Newman Madison Haxall Adams & Co Henry Cox Henrico J. P. Ballard J. J. Richardson Exchange Hntel A. E. L. Chinn St. Joseph’s Academy Caroline G. Collier Mary Bohannan G. W. Langhorne R. G. Allen Matilda McAdam Joseph J. H. Zimmerman Halifax 8. Gilliam Dinwiddie Alice A. Reins M.C. Eskridge N. B. Hamilton Buckingham Collegiate Institute Susan Archer James River J. W. Davies Leigh Street Baptist Thomas L. Starke J. E. Kelly W. F. Pagett Clarke County J.doyle Fredericksburg Union Joseph Varrar Staunton Brooks, Bell & Co C. H. Wynne Albott & Brother J. R. Anderson H. M Smith Mr. Howe E. Dove W. P. W. Taylor Pemberton & Brother C. A. Strecker R. W. Allen Robt, McNamee Cottrell Otey & Goff J. J. Brown R. A. Banks Madison County Mr. B Alonzo Miller J.S. Atlee L. B Farnsworth Bennett & Beers Adolphus Morris Lewis Bailey Fairfax County Virginia Bailey

Armory Band Delights Fair Grounds Crowd

The Armory Band at the Fair grounds yesterday played excellent music to a large crowd that attended with pleasure. The band’s employment is noted as a good feature in the arrangements.

Armory Band Fairgrounds

Carpenter Pay Rates In Wage Labour Markets

Fragmentary OCR notes mention carpenters and wages with references to pay rates and labour terms. The readable portion hints at wage discussions or calculations but lacks full context, names, dates, or locations to form a complete, verifiable item.

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THE Richmond Mail Co. A. Rose W. M. Semple Congress New York Democracy Maine Florida Oregon Cassandra Johnny Agricultural Society Annival Joan Mironni John Mitchel Sidney California Pierce Sidney Webster Col Forney Pierce Butler Purser Slamm Paul R. George Postmaster Barrett Kostra Stitt N. Y. Evening Post Constantinople Offley Smyrna Koszta Baron de Bruck Marsh Austria From the London Times of 11Th St. Louis Chicago and Mississippi Mississippi Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Gary Bunvers Aubrey Pacific Railroad Survey Seone Tsanzssiz U. S John Bell Tennessee Bell Senate of the Crystal Palace Washington Herald Charles O’conor O.O John Dunovant, Jr Court of General Sessions Charleston Legare Capitol Nashville Louis Bonaparte Alfred B. Richards Temple Mexico San Francisco Panama Acapulco W. M. Burwell, Esq Washington Republic Baltimore American Centenary Church Messrs Minor Louisa Broaddus Caroline P. B. Price Ler D. Sanxay Murray James Woodhouse Main Street Mr. Woodhouse Henning and Munford Munford Lucian Minor A. Morris Local Matters Sprscu Mr. EdMunds Gen. Scott Tyler Edmund Ruffin Cory Houpon W. H. Hubert Houdon Stuer Brown D. H. London Col Wm.c. Burton B. M. Francisco Tuere Joseph Clayton Joseph Mosboy Batemans Ellen Kate Marsiott Bayiss Marshall Bayliss City Hotel Winfield Scott Wm.c. Rives Marine News Port OF Richmond Adkins Mdze D Ourrie Welipse Hitchens York Hay Edmond & Davenport Palestine Crambrain Troy Emily C Horton Gandy Polarus Two Marys Ber Wilmington Ovoca Ireland Philad’a Caroline Hall Rogers M. Dawney Yorktown Philips Ragland Edwin Aaron Baltimore Chatley Norfolk Stearns & Brummell John Larkin Dennis Petersburg Miss Sully’s D. A. Strecker Davenport, Allen & CO Otze R. R. Duval & Bro Sole Ag’ts Fs Stevene Tanner’s and Spermaceti Alu WM. F Adcock & CO Ayre Wistar Gardner Daws Thompson James Paterson & Jackson Main Street Market Bridge State of Virginia 11Th Street Wellington Godwin W. A. Powell Havana R. J. Christian Hardgrove C.P. Ward Jonny Lind Main St ELVET Henry Shafer Main & 14Th Street Williams & Brother Dor Virginia Chewing Tobad Bennett & Beers Irginia Central Railroad Ess Bypyruys I. H. Gill Davin Vendor Allen & CO Pemberton & Bro Paris Kent, Paine & Ken Oc Noll? West J DB Evans Nain St OGNAC Castillon & Go Henessey Superior Oc 25 Davenport Thalbergs Verily Allard Ae Sontag Pia Figaro Bekori Mozari Trinda di Chamouni Donizetti Madame Henriette Sontag Venice Taal Fantasia Madeline Harman Paul Julien Book and Msic Mainstre Boston Philadelphi Kir J. H. Taylor W. M. Ward I. Lewis H. Rogers Barewell Batema Richard Richmond Richard Iii Ellen Bateman Kate Bateman Miss Vice K. Partington Mary Partington Aauus Minnie Earnest Else Ryan Boniface Broad Street Galle Citix Fair of Siva Word Ferguson & Cs Virginia State Agricultural Society Etropolitan Chas. B. Williams M. A. Lyons Jill Fool Williams & Brother State Agricultural Fair Wih Liams Rather India American Hotel WM. F. Adcock & CO PACON Davenport,zallen Bellinjh Arado Jootttes Bation Harleston Fom Liverpool Gentle Toc Farni Fishiona Atrial USA Mes Labbe Louis Luis P ‘Sen Tor Alg
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