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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-29
Horses and Mules

GENTS clothing, a splendid assortment of al
NJ kinds, styles and qualities, just received, il
store and for sale by ROTH BROTHERS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-29

TXTRA Chewing Tobacco, 500 lbs, for sale b
IL oct29 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-29

NEW Rice, just received and for sale by
IS oct29 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-29
Ne,p Orleaus aortees Current.

corrected HccHy from the n o. Price Current.
New ORLEANS, October %, 1888,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
RTCHVOyD U1PEFTS nr.r,,.u ,


BACoN-Mountain cured hog round, Sc; cured and
Smthheld, l-2 Baltimore Sides "a al; shoulder
3 4 cents. -
RpTTER-aoshen, 10 % cents stock of Mountain
large and dull at IL "A is cents
CoffEE.-We quote Rio IL 10 ls; Laguyra 10 10
Lee Java !" l'2 Is II; Mocha II l.2 10 10 cts
reduced. wy -
corn MEAL-COuniry 76c; Mills SIC.
Fish.-Maekerel No. 81 small, TAI IA; the latter
Tor Boston inspection; Halifax Herrings No l5a5I-4
per bbl gross 3 - a T.
FLoUR-Market quiet, with sruaIl sales at Sc 10
GUANO-$I6
.GRAlNS-Beans, white FL per bushel.
Corn 72aI& ceR,s; dull
Oats 40 a ~ l.2 cents per busheI
Peas, blackcye, 81 IL cts per bushel
Rye, 80 eta per bushcl-santed.
White. ' = :" -"
HAY-Norhcn selling at 81 on the wharf l., Ia
mand. " 80
lRoN-Pig $50 40 per ton, except in small parcels
SWedas $780, Tredegar and English refined 80 90; Com
mon English 40 I5; up country bar 7Oa7b
LARD-ln bbls 10 3 g. kegs IL l.2al2
LUMBER-PanI, inch $es; l I.2 do SOC. I IA do
s2Oa22 l-2 do l9 l-2alS; "a do 1000. Weather
boarding sl2 l.2al3, according to quality. Scantnr
sl2 L. North Carolina Flooring dressed $esasO Vir
GINA Flooring rough, slsa2O. Tobacco Box Boards But
tonWood 95aS0Oo SIS Poplar eOa25.OO; susquehanna,
inch l6alSOO. White Pine No l. ss n 40 Whit
Pine No p asaS2OO. Joist Timber IA 90 Lathe. worth
l26 per NJ. for riven; LIS for saved Shingles fair
article, worth IbOa475 per NJ supply moderate with
LlQUORS-Whiskey, Richmond, RectiGed ~ cents
cash-demand good Tuscaloosa 4Oa42 cents; Cincinnati
rectd' much wanted, 81; Old Family Rye, a.: Rich.
ardsons Old Family, So; Richardson's No rs; BumVard
ners Old Rye, So; Onondaga Family 20, Onondaga No
!, 40 Mountain, 6Oa65 Brandy common Imitation,
"saiOc.; common 9Th proof 45a6Oc. cash. Otard, Du.
puys 20 "4a5; llennessy, SO S4a5; Pinet Co.. s3 Sd
no. Apple 4balJc. Gin, American common S7a3gc;
Holland, sllOal.2Oc. N y. Rum, 87a3sc
LIVE STOCK.-(J. Shocks Report)-Tcef Cattle
scale weight, s276asS75 gross. Sheep, s2JOas5 nett
Hogs, 40 81
MOLASSES.-New Orleans, none in market; Cuba No.
asses, 2la2j Porto Rico in hbds 3Oa33 Sugar House Sy
ruP IN bbls, 32a3S; Refined 80; Common do 23a2I
PLASTER-Sales at . IL
SALT-l90alo5 from wharf; store s2a2,sJ. Ground
Alum ,5Oal C2l2.
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico ID 6 81 cents;
" Orleans 3 a cents Refined Loaf 10 a 10 IA
cts; Crushed 80 cts; Powdered 9 81 cts Coffee
Sugar, a 8 cents.
TOBACCO-We observe no material change in our mar.
ket We do not think common kinds so well sustained
but do not alter or Observation-Disclosures Lugs lac ID
Good Working Lar 10; Common TO Mddlng Leafs l2
az; Good TO Fine lOal3; Fancy, last sales i-2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

THEATRE.-To-night, Mr.. Griihth's benefit comes Off
on which occasion buresque entitled Griiths Dream
MS own peculiar production, will be presented The pc.
tite comedy of The Wonderful Woman, with the terrible
drama OF Fiends in Human Form will also be com prsed
in the nights performance
Mr. Griffith has in opinion contributed more to the
general effect of the performances at the Theatre in the
absence of any distinguished performers than any one
we could parcuArise. We struck with his happy
and natural airs in performing the occasion of his first
appearance, and in these no seemed to US at every
ceedng period to improve and become more perfect
the opportunities for the development of his powers
Afforded There no FOSTERING ttyrogism about him
We trust Mr. Griffith will be well patroniscd We have
little doubt but that the novelty OF the play no lea. than
desire to serve this excellent performer will attract
to the Theatre tonight. "''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20


on sAturja December lTth THOMAS DOUGLAS son oCas
and Grace 4 Bennett, aged year and months.
TRIBUTE RESPECT.
At RegmeBta Court Enquiry the sqrd
Of Dinuiidie,
Lieut. Col VIM. H. Lewis taking his seat announced the
death o the late Colonel the Regiment some
remarks and offered the sui Joined preamble and
which warmly seconded by Capt Richard Prayer and
unanmously adopted : follows:
whereas IL has pleased God midst In the
prm. u life, the late commander Of this Regiment Col
JOHN W GILLIAN therefore, be IL this
Court Of Enquiry, which he preside
dignity a. well urbanity,
let. That We deeply regret his untimeiy exit.
End That entrrts lively
his gcntrmany department, his anLy oy and
l bearing mingled with courtesy, his Of honor
which seemed anatura characteristic
rd That tender 20 his family heartfelt With
sincere desire, that Kind soot comfort and
support them all in their anicti1n
4h That The Ocers Of this Regiment wear the badge Of
mourning - days.
btu mat these Resolutions be entered Of Record that
transmit thereof the much st
Commander and that they be published Demo
crat' Petersburg Intelligence, and Richmond why
Il. H. BRANCH, Cerk
-3Td Reg't a Ma.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

Delay not harbor not In your mind that sentence Of fools phi
o'ophy, that dis1'e will well Of ITSELF that
It with certain medicines doarg Beware you
per With your general welfare.
We Wild youths Why will persist In dosing with
the V Haudgg compounds daily preferred thereby impair.
Ing your appetite digestion, destroying you mentally
we'll physically, you with few doses
SAINT medicnesf
We rakes Of every age and condition, Why viii ye
pine and drag out miserable existence united for the eJ,
eftnd even ordinary pUrs Of f You Who are thus an
noyed ane wish TO be restored health vgor by
AZ once pleasant and eStual should DR. MORRfa His
success In chronic des greater than that
physician Of HE day Many have been for year. td
WIN disease or Consequences resulting excess have been
restored 70 health and yEor under his really scientific
should personal interview be Objectionable your disease
In Eriung-oneloss ave doars-Address Dr. w. No. HoRRIs
hr0ugh The Post once, Nashville, Tenn package Of ed
zines securely put yin " privately with Dispatch
fal directions herewith, and 40 guesfions deted.
Persons living At distance With scrofals Old u
GERS letter, Cancers Piles, P,tua In Ano Gravel Structures
elects or any disease whatever Of malignant
Character, can be cured home consulting NORRIS By
letter post paid, enclosing Fes Medicines pleasant
safe can be sent per mall 70 pari Of the United states
Particular attention given complaints
Ladies who may he ameed With Irregularities, Aus or
whites Proapsus Usria Failing womb, would
70 lay s'ide al false deeaey and promptly the Doctor
Cures tcdrrdrf.dl
V once over Insurance once Cedar street. near the Post
Ohce Room, No. 10, up stars, ocs2-diy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

and mechanics. and avian amopy ,hs l.,ors,,
"knowledve Il Of equal value, wherever and howeve
found and contributions to il should be equally prizes
whether they come from the humblest OF the highes
sources.
As means Of organising the agricultural mind for IN
more long and profitable with the Contra
State Society at Richmond will be the duty OF the Sec
rotary TO STIMULATE and encourage the formation of
oornood clubs and OF County aud District Agriculture
Soeeue and TO bring these as well their indivdua
meoes INTO useful and harmonious GO operation with tn
State Society IN Its great work OF collecting and diusn,
uSs,ui knowedge
ine'e uououcss cNisung between the members of nj
OF shat are called the learned professions and the agri
cultural classes strong feeling OF sympathy growing GU
common interest IN the general welfare and prosper
H-and u as little TO be questioned that this sympath,
could be availed Of 10y means of suitable appeals from
ns ana some organised effort on the part of the
OF snch profession to aid IN the great work
Inc OIc'ca Legal and Medical Professions might and
a sure would Md US by! most valuable contributions
e present. STOCK OF 9sein kno~edge from their ample
VI ea'u'ng tner wide heiu oil observation, aud
ohs",i CI " seatnng gu, principles and OF
ooeN'ns AouS Ana SO likewise with those who may be
80, an ~ e, mahn'a'ut,ns OF mechanical pur-
camc 10 ,h. r. ~ AT WI, WI, "u "S-nue appeal ont
AMI n 49, hu,an s ~ ~ sl'ul' suu 'n .ne fght way;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , up " ueul sone easy ehaLnei OF
donc ,h,onaS ~ " po.us"ee-uuu TINS may be
H. 80 ~ SeSie'".s ONCE
y. c,IIn.,5 ~ as - aoc'e u'Aeu 'nere might
corso =, o ,' :, -, wy 'e,.S vHee Srt'ahiy IN the
- =. - 5', su amount o' ''iuaoe Information,
vouLI c,cssi - ~ " Iv"'e "o. oe 700 muon 10 say
that is 10 be G,,1na In III H. r. - PpoS's, an
Ia W W. o"uu III All the BOOKS now IN existence in the
IT,, ,;. ,o,-..
in crrle i;.cona.,, ~ t, w ''e once
would no tho In,x of ,h - S,,s =, .'. mas "u' =,
rom tho ore 10 - ' ~, ~ " seps'e ue go'u
that mich, ~. I'll, - r. -, y, material al
same for nuhGca,ion - anu P''Pa'e inc
And in This conn,c,;o, :, ,r,..r, .,r,,;, =. -. .
enquire wbehcr ,b vi iii No, ~ -. ~ ,sas, 70
dom. and nr,yc me-, 80, n, - 49, NJ ''otpuSnN
done were Tho Snci,v,s -, ~ 'I ~ use'u Nnen
commencement and ulims,e comnls,on -, ,hppr,"1n
Agricultural Report of Nh. wboIc s,s,n '"'''"s"
shalt not stop to urge or to arsue the ;npo,,pc y,
spcb +, xork hrI LII ,Ss,l - ~, Importance OF
to improve the agriculture of the state po,hns
sutc so natural or so useful BEGINNING a. ,be 49,
ainmcnt and description Of its PRESENT circumstance and
condition. ~
II will bc the Ipiy of the S.cr,.,, 60 -, ..,;,. -
and otherwise prepare for publication all the varied mat,
rails the SocieIs annual volume of trans.ctjon.. IN
anime all proof sheets and otherwise see 10 the corc
printing OF the same
correspondence will also deolv. unon the Secretary
with the President and other oai,crs of al. so;,, 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
CONVENTION OF MILITIA orrrcrps

| Ar Convention ofoffcers ofth. MiI,i. h.I l., A.,
,sss ~ n.nehous, On THURSDAY tho 10th Of December
isoS pursuant to notce-presen Col Greasy and C,n,
Howell OF the lOth Regiment; Col Caliard, OF m, Goh
egnneni Col Brown, Lieut. Col Price Major Jones Cant
thompson, Capt Morgan, and Capt Richardson of dc
ioth Regiment; Captains Parker and Powell oitbe ol,
Regiment; Col Aunspaugh and Maj Vim w IsnwIch 81
ne Wis. Regiment; Col Jas Lanehorne. Of the isist
h.ganent and Cold Lcitwich OF the b3rd Regim ent
The Convention organized by the election of Col
James Langhornc a. Chairman and Col ] BIeowich
- H"sIey; Tie Chairman briefly stated the object of
eooNenuon, anu thereupon Col Greasy moved lh, an
pomtnent by the Chairman, OF committee of five IN ~,
port business Tor the Convention Coils CallsrIv and
Creasy MAJOR w w Lehwich Captains Powell and Thomn
son were appointed; which committee ON n,o,,o, ,h
Chairman sud Secretary were added. WV
Aner consultation the committee reported the
ana RESOLUTIONS which adopted with QUE
That the abolition Of the Militia s,sem !. an ,nov,
uon upon the established practice and usage of our
our country. " WV ''''S VI
That its consequences in OF sudden Invasion would
De .ameniable anu perhaps DISASTROUS
tne mihts though badly sufficiently tr,n.J
". s"p'e man"uNres. That under Its late organI
s,, our pauouc citizens might have been placed in +,
nS", ,, ngn. anu would have held back az invading
y u'' more enicient corps could have been trapej
Ihat under the present system nil kno ucdg. n, n,an,
'efng viii soon be lost to the masses-all reciprocI
qusinance US officers and private. will I,d 80 al
with II all idea Of subordnaton Under such ;' .a
w any sudden emergency, calling for tho n,trIosu
OIL the country the could NOT n,
otherwise than shameful IL not disastrous NV "
That the waning military spirit among our neon,. ,
t1c htraning oil the Militia have been the
lnot OF any iaut in the system in itsci but of The d
OF musers and the abolition of the or
OF brigade Inspector. " ~ ''
That the object of the late law, viz the orvaz,
and maintenance of efficient corps of armed yol,n,,"r
VIII not De attained by the abolition Of the Mil, sys,cn
ihat That system properly enforced 20 far from bsin
uraw-oac upon the organization OF volunteer
A. thereto And that, therefore, resolved first
inat III the Judgment OF this convention the late IA,
aool'shng the Militia system ought To be rene,.d AMI
=, u ses'aolshed with requson for pet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

PESNNASsHlP-We have been favored with some spec
linens of penmanhp OF Prof Mjar, who is Civ
ing lessons to classes ia this city. They executed
with unsurpassed beauty and skill The progress made
by his pupils is perhaps the best by which to Judge
the merits OF Prof Mlar's system We have seen spec.
OF this that speak much in favor of the success at
tending bis Instructions From writing very Indifferent
hand pupils have acquired the skill Of writing IN beauti
IegIDIe manner. additional iuducement 20
that OF becoming an accomplished peumln, Prof Mllar
offers prizes an elegant COPY OF Shakespeare Mrs. De
mans Poetica Works and tue Dildcm-a finely bound,
richly Illustrated and valued at twenty dollars. The
terms of the course are ouy FIVE dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
u The washington ORGAN of The National Dsmncr

II The Washington organ of the National Democracy
the SeHtHo-thus discourses of the Administration
organ
"Iruly We have fallen strange times and must wit
ness strange conuncons. No longer ago than October
1882 the WASH gon Union denounced as an "impudent
forgery sentence in Southern Journal which repre-
sen,ed a. recognizing the lresSoicr5 portion OF the
democratic party entitled due proportion of the spos
NOW 1t proellms that the Baltimore platform gen.
era amnesty by which the reesoers were admitted into
full fellowship and communion and denounces as faction
sts and dorganizers all those who object to the immed
ate admission OF tatorou7 and eprous organization
the democratic ranks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
"-N'II"' H. IstNUIiUkNE, IhlTman.
y. Is. LErTwICH, Secretary

noht hoNpfIsN.-An excited indignation meeting va,
heid In the Park at New York. ON "Wednesday eyenng in
consequence OF Mayor Weserves course in causing h.
arrest o. street preacher named Parsons on Sunday last
James !" Barker presided and speeches made by
resolutions were adopted denouneing the Mayor and for
egn nhncnce aud affirming the right free speech Two
VI tfee thousand persons we're present Notice was Civ
en- that Mr.. Parsons would preach Al the same ni,o
ne hau Seen arrested at O'Clock, Sunday after
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

e. Advices from Europe by the latest steamers are
that decline quoted in grain and -four, but the falling
of in price has induced flesh speculative purchases
Speculor tcn taking advantage of the present de-
cline ia tie price ofbreadstus. This may be taken as
good sign that they expect further advance. It's IN
fortunate FOR the grain growers that spectators arc en-
abed thus control the market, but lit is game st which
they have long played and ought be quite expert by
this time We have had reports of decline long enough
look out for an advance soon. The next arrSa
will very likely bring news to that effect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
NORFOLK MARKET ne

Bacon, Hams l2alS cts; Hog Round . l.e a IOc,s
Cotton, per 10. l.a 10 c. Corn white prime sssGG,
elbow do, wanted receipts light 69c Mixed do 0IaG5c
Cheese 10 -sall c; faSseed, per bush coal e5 Flour
cargo, from store 81 e5 Meal per bushel for Boiled
s0 poe Oats, per bushel SO 4Oc; Peas BLACK eve
sales 81; Salt, Fine 7sa Q; G. A. Salt | 46aIlo
Wheat, u % a ! rs; Whiskey, 30 Ssc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

Tvs WngrLSG BRipgE Clsr-ln the United States
Supreme Court on Tuesday, the case Of the complain
ants against the bridge the Ohio river at Wheeling
was diHnis'ed-bere appearing no counsel for tho com
painanIs, lnominaly the State Of Pennsylvania This
nnderiood TO be abandonment Of the case by the par
ties opposed to the bridge there being no ground for
plant e by them, the act Of Congress- at IL last
sion declaring the bridge TO be post route removed all
legal objections to it.-NaL Tpisliqsnce,. nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
rz,-The TappahannosE Gazette, Democratic paper,

y the Iapp1bannocE N1zette, a UeTnocTatic papeF,
says OF the election of Col Forney the Clerksbip
"Thc reelection Of John W. Forney, Clerk OF the House
Of Representatives, has caused general dissatisfaction in
Virginia, in which democrats ne well wings unite
This dissatisfaction omiGatcs from want OF ability for
the duti, of the Office, but from the of confidence
in the moral principles OF the man, displayed in the For
rnsfc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

JiD'E huisoN ASb rHE SMALL Morn Bmt-A report
mas been going the rounds Of the newspapers not on in
th7 butu some Of the other States that judge Uudson
IN charging the Grand Jury Of Greeber county recently
sad was Of no use for them indct any one for t6
nynce o. passing small notes as all more or less
guilty himself not accepted We learn hob f,o ,h
Judge and others that this report Of his charge s not OK,
aoty correct He did not instruct the jury TO disregard tho
A" but upon the contrary informed them that there was
such law upon the statute book which il was his duty to
gyo them IN charge. But as Flsa Law which IL seemed
70 be impossible 20 enforceonc which was day violated
by every man Of business in the country il was for the
Jury 70 axe such action m The premises their own
judgment might dictate. Ioisg Star
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

REPORTED FEEEB0OTEE EyPEDTIoS-lt is stated in some
OF the papers that powerful ibuster expedition il pre-
ParIpg NJ New Orleans against Cuba and will sail
some time before the middle Of Februnry IL i-tntnJ
that the entire force shall consist Of some four thou
snd men, led by officers Of tried skill and bravery with
General who gained aurels in Mexico at their head
me ehh'ment 1t T. said are proceeding with every e.
tort TO keep the matter strictly private Each man j. sub
rcted TO the scrutiny OF the Order of the Lone Star be
lore being admitted, and Is required to take an oath not
to diSulge the secret.
We notice by the New Orleans papers that n large
meeting Of the Lone Star Association and Cuban eIies
was expected To be held ia that city on Sunday Itb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

Tux ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELs-Ned Dayis's alias Gi,v.,,.
Ethiopian Troupe performing at the Meropot,,
hal anu drawing crowded houses nightly The public
VIII realize in Ned" all that has been said of him ne
performer while his Troupe fully reflects that taste and
A IN their selection which it presumed Ned pos
sesses in a peculiar manner
Mrs. Davis sustaius her part admirably. Her dancing
ELECTS the highest admiration of n who avail themselves
oil the opportunity of seeing her The whole performance
truly interesting aud well worthy the attention of tho,
who seek after amusement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

MAIL DrRAsoTSESr.-Therem must be gross msmanage-
ment some where between this place and Richmond in
the mail arrangements. Since the sitting Of the L.gisa
ture We have not passed two days without receiving
regularly ONE Of our Richmond exchanges -Sfduuion
Gind,clior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

RICHMOND MAKkETS-DEc. lem lsb9
IoaAe-There.s little nothing doing in this article on accom-,
OF the near approach Of the holidays continue st
Saotsnen Ne. HE, % Of new leaf 81 TO
'.s S5 anu % common Leaf, ~ to
a. ana ~ an wv" ueeihe OF &c prime white worth
a. Oh ~ ''N ~ HESTER A WHITE
COua Merr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

PfAsE RoADThe contract Tor building % miles of the
tarmve aud buckingham Plank Road was let on yescr
day TO W.. WV Pause Appomattor At 5000 per mile
-FaDHrNs Journal nc. I5N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

The Senate Of South Carolina has passed an act 70 char
torng the Bank Of Charleston but reducing ita capital to
tlVOoODy Charleston papers earnestly protest against
the reduction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
MARRIED,


On the evening" o. the 18th, Main street Baptist Church
city, BY the Rev H. C. Howell, D. w BURLINGTON
Esq, 20 Miss HENRIETTA r. WINSTON, all u this city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

The Louisville Democrat says that firm in that city
engaged very extensively, this season. ia packing pork
for the Fnglsh market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20
METROPOLITAN HALT

LAGGH AND GROW FAT!
~ ED DAVIS II COMING! his Troupr of M,ns,rcI. m
- hAIURDAfi MONDAY, TUEsDAY and "WEDNESDAY De
I'm l9h eoth and 2ist when they will
vi''oh OF popular Old and New Ethiopian Melodies Olear
ChoTu'ses OVertues, Quarteits Duets Ballads sc
Admission. 25 cts. PRANK wlnp 49,,
MD DAVIS Manager
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

~ MOTHERS BHkAST CIOTIIs-These Cloths will do
more to prevent Rising Breasts and give speedy
relief to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold other cause any thing to the world At this
day They may be without discomfort to the mo-
Their and procured and during period Of nursing
w. enever dsgreeabe symptom or inflammation
from anJ cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and 10 every instance the Rising are thou
sands w' suffer drs during period Of nursing Directions
FOR using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by AD1E & GRAY,
nog2 Main street, Richmond, Virginia
~ Or BARNARD will Petersburg on wedne..
day morning. aud Be consulted AZ the Exchange Hotel pr
fooSing subjects Isl Partial ani Tot ndne ND Isgas
Ton 80 ain % sight th FaI srhtedne's old cases
AN, and from ioiP.M dsi9-df
~ ., aSm o oRosS ne q 81 s,' ' a., q
pair beautiful and r,I broke Match uo,.s.
yy hansome Mare aud Stallion all select stock aud
gs,;oa; 70 want Of an' Horses will please cal md @s@
ds5a ' '' '' 20 I8 WIS 'V %fB6 e. soS /"
IINHE sUBsoRBER although fully n,ured return, 1T, Gin.
pshss Tor savoy fr1m & M s nDss s, o lhe hr SSs
%, islay 'oo"t '''' i L q" s'i I'LL WIN
LNOH uOSTON-FLRST TESyEL-HIcbuond :
and Bo.'on Lue % Packets. The superior FAST. ttlA
rss,2 D.tsr ha'ieg N. gsaisI portion q s,tgo
de2o DAVID cURRH.
s g Tss WHITE siSs \ ~ T s. s:s. : .S,
gentlemen md article q Clothing made the
approved styles, Wtch he ui sell advanced
Al greatly reduced prices. HENRY sHAFFR
de20 Corner Main and Peari
S5O,OOO I 3onfH =. n .naP Z. . %AHs =
sixty Dsys.-Thc subsbrhcrs have IN store,
make recently received gy thousand Dollars rorh u
bic heaV Winter Goods, o. III qualities, tnd cuts coots and
prices and thing certain, ey ard tha be sold
you - Kind n clothing, from Negro Nfo
suit N Pine rwict Pronch Cloth assn 70 No iO Main
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