Public debate and industry exhibit notes from Richmond
The Richmond newspaper reports on a recent convention discussion with speakers including Messrs Carlile, Chabneneeet Peattiny Junne Lowlow and Wise. It notes praise for a speaker, calls for improved reporting, and anticipation of a vote. It also covers London trade preparations, Virginia ship plans, the Rappahannock Canal toll issue, and Virginia’s export data with a push for domestic shipping and rail access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsos
Messrs, Carlile
Lowlow
Rilinnmie
Didifas
Wise
Laan
Richmond
Emerson
Wire
Stives
Princ George
Ratlcul
Oratorium Accomac
Edmunds
Rich. Enquirer. Pte Hee Itu Prceygite
Virginia
R.G. Scott
Henry A. Wise
Accomac
Terrible news from California and Baltimore steamship disaster
Frour Cktifornia reports gold diggings near Plicerville and starving emigrants suffering cholera and Indian attacks with twenty thousand believed in placer camps. San Francisco subscriptions opened for relief while a port collector refused $100,000. A major fire wrecked 125 buildings including Pacific hotel and Philadelphia House. The Baltimore Clipper recounts the Telegraph explosion off New Castle, 24 killed or injured, with multiple despatches detailing casualties, rescue, and ongoing distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plicerville
Placers
San Francisco
Pacific Hotel
Jackson Street
Philadelphia
Callifornia
Panama
Baltimore Clipper
New Castix
Del
Telegraph
Eriicson Line
Baltimore
C. Wogan
Wilmington
Claypoole
Heaton to Preach at Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church
By Divine permission Rev A C Heaton will preach in the Presbyterian Church Shepherdstown next Sabbath Evening November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Heaton
Presbyterian Church
Shepherdstown
MO. Quigley
P. S
D. Billmyer
Catherine M. McParland
Ml A. Herrington
YD. Lutler
Daniel Eutler
Navy
County Court
Jefferson County
John M. Jewett
Novv
Thomas Hammond
Rockaway
N. B
Hammond
Charlestoren
Ross
Tie
Tilos
S. Turner
Charles Harper
Alsou
Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Boston
Europe
James River
New York
Atlantic
Rappahannock Canal
Stue
Salem
Chesta's Gap
New Market
Uia
Frour Cktifornia
Empire
Caifornia News
Chagrer
Cork
Empire City
All Hee
Vie
Maryland Institute
H. O. Morrell
Rich
Whig
Lon-don
England and
Wales
Erie
Sin Francizco
Manurson Broxenby
Cincinnati
Henry Weis
Shenandoah Bridge
Harpers Ferry
Juli F. Price
Jonx W. Scarnorr
Tacr Axw Stave
Joseph Baker
Jams Fencesox
Carienixe
Axw
Frederick County
Willian Shortt
W. M. Butler
Wm. Shortt
William Horn
Geo. Bo Dunkle
Swann Pond
Berkeley County
W. L. Webel
Charlestown
Winele Virginian
THE
Home Journal
New-York
Lis
Geo. P. Monris
Wyetts
New- York
Paris
England
Home
Addres Morris & Willis
Fulton St
Marker
Goml
Ihe
Entler
Jor Prin
Gene
M. Lewis
Alexandria
Ing Street
Africa
Pitt
Washington Streets
Ewis & Quigley
Jefferson
Superior Cologne
San
Commando
Medici
Townseri Bulls
Sands’ Andrews
Ance’ Wright
Patavet
Broandeths
Jaynes
Lees
New London
Hooper
Turlington
Balsamo Godfrey
Bateman
Liquid
Davis
Rice
Fahnestock
Table Ville
Iland
Rhinehart
John Snyder
S. 8. Moore & Co
Citizens Eam
JOS, Entler
Poe Hagereinwe
Senoor
Eale
Jos. Entler
Alesandria
Orleans
Porto Rico
Rio
Neils
Garrett
Havana
Castile
Brazil
Salta
Mason and Blakes
Malaga
Muscat
Lisbon
Sicily
F. Madeira
Champaigne
Star Anchor
McVeigh, Ne & CO
Whang
Meny
John A. Routzahn
Dennis Herrington
R.& Uw
Moore & Co
Livas & Moore
Lucas & Moore
White
Thomas Watson
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