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- Holloway's pills have effectaaIly
cured q Liver Complaint of most hope

EY Holloway's pills have effectHalIy
cured a Liver Complaint of a most hope
less nature.-Mr. Thomas CLARK, OF Lake
George, New South Wales, was serfcGs.y afflicted
for years with liver complaint Eis medical at
tendanss, ster trying all their skill candsdy gave
theiropinion that his case was hopeless. In this
situation and when expecting that every dsy would
terminate hie earthly career, friend recommended
him to try Holoway's Pils, assuring him that he
knew person who was cured by them OF that
complaint he adopted the advice and found
speedy relief from taking them and was In short
time perfectly res tored TO health.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, {near Tenn
pie Barr London, and by oil respectable Vendors
and by those of the United States IN Pots and Box
90 Of 81 cents, 81 cents, and VI ~ each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug houses u the Union, and
BY Messrs A B & b SANDS. Nav York, and PUB.
CELL, LADD q co. Richmond Va
There l. very considerable sasing u taxing she
NB-Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
affixed 10 each Pot or Boz. 10 2o--lw
H ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI.
DENT.-tlh. MA met wiki q Dreadful
Accideuf 1.-THE other night while dancing with
cousin Frank, | dropped my Breastpsn ami Ear
Ring on the floor and broke them ali 90 pieces
Never mind my dear. taxe inern TO NOUN
TAlN'S Jeselry Store You can ges them made
e good ~ new again, and at very low prica The
suoscreer takes this occasion to sav 10 his friends
and tho public Y general that, having uanulac-
tory connected WITH his store, ke s prepared 10.
make or repair Gil kinda Of Jewslry. Musicsi In.
ssruments, Fans Umbrellas. ParasoI4 40, ct tho
shortest notice and q tho lowest prscas
A beautiful seiection Of Fine 5awelsy, Watches.
Clocks Pesiamery aud Fancy Articles on hand,
- repaired and wsrrsntad
Don't forget The place. Nc al, Main street, above.
tho Banks. SP MOUNTAIN
my ~
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r. We were presented yesterday, by . gentle !,
man in the lower part the city with bin issued
by our State, in Older and less prosperous times.
1t is en- exceedingly bad wood engraving. The let
tering reads as follows: "Teu Spanish Milled Dol.
lars or their value In gold or silver to be given In
exchange for this bill at the Treasury of Virginia,
pursuant to an act of Assembly, passed October
the 5th, ITS. Signed BY L. WooD and ]. Way.
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u Hamilton Shields, a well known cit-
zen of Norfolk, died lew days ago. At the
close of the war in 1915, in which he COM
manded company of volunteers from Isle of
Wight county, he established the American
Beacon, which, as the senior editor, he con-
tinued to conduct with ability and industry
till 1884. ~~
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DIED.

FINEs.-several fines were imposed for violation
of city ordinances.
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Excursion. Ion the lib Of July the sycamore
Sunday school intend holding their third annivsr.
sary and pic mic In beautiful grove soma nine
miles up the Central railroad. Tas cars win leave
= o'clock, NJ. with the excursionisn. Al the
grove there will be appropriate singing reading Of
the Declaration of Independence an Grafton By
Alexander Jones, and addresses from Mr. Z. B
spence and others. Every arrangement has been
made for pleasant trip.
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my VIRGINIA WORM KILLEk.-
This preparation, now so popular, 10
reaaIly taken by children, being very agreeable
and pleasant to the taste; SAFE prompt and certain
In its operation. sss =
Prepared and sold by ssa !.
js23 PIcoT. Druggist 2
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DAHkRS, FL o U R.-i5O bbIs superior
u strong white Mountain Flour, received and for
sale by
ie27 yJFRY.
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p" ~ Bells
Good writing Paper, Ink Powder, shining Japan
Ink. Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters, also Horn Books,
Primers, Spelling books Psalters Testameuts,
Weeks preparation to the Sacrament, with an
ahrdgement of Nelson's Fasts and Feasts of the
Church of England"
"Anv persons who may have old books that want
new binding, may have them done there, very
reasonable" a
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r 0ST, on Friday night, near the Old Market, a
Ia leather Pocket BOOK, containing several ac-
counts and my Free Papers. The finder will be
suitably rewarded, BY returning them to me or at
this office JAMES COLLINS,
lie 27-2t* free man OF color
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Gleasen's Pictorial Bound!
AEAShave now for SALE vol of the Pict0.
rial, elegantly bound in gilt, with an index and
ample title page-price 3d.
B. j. EDDINS,
Under the America Hotel
IT, Please remember, ] furnish the Pictorial
and Flag of Our Union tor 81 per annum.
10 J7-4t
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80 thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors Houae.
mn 14--6rnt
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TMMENe e SLAUGHTER.-Grea sacrl-
l. fee of Goods at WECHSLER d. COHEN'S
Store. corner Broad and 5th streets, who arr sell
ing of at cost their whole stock of goods, consist
ing of beautiful Bereges. Lawns, figured and plain,
Swiss Collars; Sleeves, Inside Hddfs, black Silks,
Par asols, Mitts, Gloves. Stockings for Ladies and
Children Socks for Gents and Boys. Grape Shawls,
Lsces, Ribbons. Linen Hdkfs, Fans, Bresstpns,
Lockets, Ear Rings, Combs, Soaps and innumera
BILE other artices all which must be sold within a
very short time to cloee the store
HDont forget nams an place.1
WECHSLER IL COHEN,
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TIE reso'ntlcn aiaded TO- learn. can't Be Produced
or n such resolution adopted Il
muncated to the Medical Facuy-they being 81 the
contracting parties OF previous contract could
be rendered null and void without their consent The
moraists say 1--WE understand that the Faculty Of the
College rely private communications and letters TO
establish their claim to acquicscenee part in their
nominations"
And again say 1--WE would ask IL the parties In these
Conversations and the writer's Of these letters autho-
risei by you to make any such PROMISES
Now, would ask, with whom these conversations
held and from whom these letters received Ger
tainy than those directly identified with lamp
den Sidney Colegc-the Faculty Of the Literary depart
meni and Of the Trustees themselves Dr. Diapers
question and il sufficient to satisfy all in regard to the
whole matter.
would suppose the'c individuals knowing the mistake
under which the Medical Faculty abored would not have
remained silent from the time Of their alliance to June
last without disabusng their minds particularly when
many opportunities have presented themselves for settling
this very question.
have doLbt the Board of Trustees have already
GREETED their course and will give cntre satisfaction TO the
Faculty Asfor the pursued by Medical brehreu
he memorisists) sometimes happens they have gone
about this matter hastily without giving proper nves
ugation-n other words, they have made wrong Dagno
ss Let them again together, in consultation, with
better microscope than the before used which
have had inferior lens-let them the naked eve
and, word for it, they will render correct Diagnosis
conclude this paper, by wishing the Medical College,
as u, and the gentlemen controlling it. all the success
imaginable. A COUNTRY PHYSICIAN.
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FRANKLIN GRAY.

From the New Orleans Delta.
Ems. DELrA:-Faukliu Gray, who committed suicide a
few DAYS ago by throwing himself before the cars at Ro
chele New York City, and whose case from his do.
mestc relations appears to excite great sympathy in the
North, IL well known In the West and South lie
lived at Helena Arkansas and kept indifferent drink
ing house, with a for faro and other gaines lie
was professional gambler, aud having been detected in
tricks faro by which he had attempted deaui
respectable gentleman Of Phillips County, Arkansas out
of considerable Of money, the citizens becoming
enraged demolished the groggery tore down the building
and obliged him TO leave without his coat at midnight
lie went San Francisco and the successful tricks OF
his trade, accumulated large fortune and turned up In
Washington about ago, the MILL narc Col Gray,
OF the merchant princes of san Francisco lie stayed
at Browns Hoel-had fine suite OF rooms-drcSscd
cnugent With brilants and diamonds o: the first
~a,er-he was not long in making decided sensation in
that DIPLOMATIC CITY.
lie acknowledged the beauty and charms OF his
present wife, whom he had of the weekly sol
ress at Browns Hotel where the wealth of Col Gray OBJ
tanned for him iacc sRres aud through the influence
disintcreso friends he laid the feet OF the young lady
mother his damords money and roll. The bait
too tempting to bs rejected. The engagement became
the topic OF public conversation. The ady mother
cautioned against the connection, but the rent roll
the day. The wedding took place in the church, and
was grand affair, Senator Gwn gave the BRIDE
The magnificent trousssdY of diamonds, with which he
presented his BRIDE displayed TO the public gaze, and
Is feared that many fair maiden sighed ,cause she
was not the fortunate recipient OF Col Grays aud
money.
About nineteen years ago. Franklin Gray married the
widow OF respectable lawyer of North Carolina, much
his senior, but snowy and intelligent lady. 1t the
same Mr.. and Mrs Gray who mixed up in the
mored attempt to poison with champagne Gen Santa Ana
when prisoner, after his capture san Jacnto. He
came TO Arkansas from Texas and lived in that State from
1887, until this affair at Helena. Often wretchedly poor
and seeking out living by the prccarous result of his pro-
lesion his wife, who heartily abhorred their of ex
isence, became dissatisfied, aud Gray and herse quar-.
relied aud separated Gray beca rich married the
heautiiu Miss French, without hav divorce and the
first Mrs. Gray New York and threatened prose
cuton for bigamy against her legal husband. His will
in favor of his second wife will be legally tested by the
party claiming priority wife.
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HiRDW ARE.
FALL IMPORTATION. 1853

u r M0OnE = 60, irpg,trsaai Hea,s-s IN FORFIGY
4 . ant UOHESTIf HdRDWdEE, 50 Main sf,sL Risi.
., w. are In receipt pr stsam,hps a1d packets from v
~ n ~ and
s.a HARDWARE, and from manufacturer this roun
fy r'y have rcsyei il supply of American HARDWARE
el.s.s'inr iu part IT.
.EYiz.rs" anI wosi. nhon' fnr Pen ard Pocket
f.sr srt Knives ~ ylf..uf rtt anil styles
Buck. Bone, Eouy, and iv1y iiaude hri,s and s. RE
ivory Handle Knives ans Perks, u set 20 and pieces
wade A fIfri..I't superior N1zIrs md Shears
avs Double Utrr. Guns. ruptr.ar
Pistols. Rn-.. Rife Barrels ard Nl1n'i1fs
Tr1rs. Halter, f,f, well aut PM tI.ius
"ClIInr.f 'Siumuna," and NirgIlf Axes
ttA and "rsrirnff" Spades ar shsysfs
Mn. Piti. Gross CT amt CIfrHIlrstvs
AuviIs. Vices, and Eritls Hsii,vs
srdFc and Hand Hammers. FiIrka ans Dies
Blister, Shear, ant Cast Steel
Casings. HDr.e Shoes and Horse Nails
Horse Collars, Blind Hriies anil Htmfurrs
Hride Fiilngt. W0rfted Neius 1nf tlrihf
Locks and HingsH ~ every d. r.pti1i
Planes Chifcis. Augrrs Hrd fii0tt 90 iinis
Platform and Counter Scales Pat. Haluraa
Ength American and a. ~ Per- Cape, sud at other goods usually
found In HArbutns stores.
A. their goods uers Fh and attention End rur.
the v9rs1ie trm they feet asrrad y NJ
merchants uf this civ
fully invite nation n their stock, they de-.
e,nnsd sen atlov any regular house In this any Of
Nortlsrn cities. aui6
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respondents Of Northern Journal gives US tho following
synopsis OF the instructions to General Gadep Min.
lister to Mexico by which, the correspondent says the
Administration expects to settle the many questions ha,
have occurred to eompcats relations with MsIieo-
Here the instructions;
Gen. Gadsden Is instructed TO ask for and insist on the
grant by Mexico the United States OF free right Of
way for railroad along the SGD parallel Of latitude Tho
United States In return to renquish all claims
Tehuanepec; 10 give Mexico certain indemnity
for Indian deprcdatons aud TO share with Mexico the
hoped will practically annul the llth Article Of tie Qua.
daupe Hdago Treaty, rendering the keeping up line Of
military pests along the Mexican border longer neces-
sary.-Balt. Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

ihs they Are eesiley hpsstsO,, acquired wsiis sass
defects continue TO exist We should think sioo, or A
most $780, would provide all that necessary In this re-
gard We would say that much out Of tho annual an
preparations might be udeousy applied in hi. FORM
than 10 many less advantageous ways designed for ts i'm.
provemen.
There Is not perhaps In the Union more delightful
ruo"e square, and yet for want Of hundred
u0af' Us adSantasss to great extent unavsiiing
In the absence OF those rhng though much needed I'm.
proveuens We should think that all meaps falling thu
citizens should by subscription supply these requirement.
and render the Square. as |, originally intended
place Of case, pleasure and convenience
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17
A Compromise {.

The Editor of the Suffolk Enquirer has settled the great
dispute between the Washington Union and the Rehmonj
Enquirer in the most satisfactory to all parties
The constutonay of the Pacific Railroad is not at al
nvolved-the organs of the party only differ about
matter Of tae,-whether the Road is necessary 20 the
common dett,,cc" But represent the Suffolk
Editors opinions well he himself We, there
fire. copy his compromising views and challenge for them
the admiration Of the world
TnE Pacific RuLRoAp.-Upon this important and
much aCtatcd subject the Washington Union and the
Richmond Enquirer 10 be at issue Both papers
agreed of course to ;he uuconsutionay OF the
general government using the federal funds for
purposes of internal Improvement. The issue, there
FORE seems TO be one of fact and not constitutional
The issue between them is this The Union upon this
ground that Congress has 10 prori for the
dstcncC" deems il constitutional and essential and
certainly it the construction of this Road will under
the head Of that section Of the constitution authorizing
the federal government to provide for the common Gc
fence Congress has the pnWer the funds
that purpose But will it come under that section.
The EHYrcr says not aud asks the question IS the Pa
cIc Rtroid necessary to the common fHcs of the
Unou and answers the question in the following manner
(In the negative Of course)
strict construction OF the Constitution Of the United
States at all times l. ONLY safeguard united people,
iul particularly under the existing sectional Of
affairs ought we, Southern people, Insist upon
rigid and eItered construction OF that sacred instrument
hut Whlle we
unjust and unreasonable nay fnatcl, a. oppose
every of progress whose c0nStitutOuIity
entirely Invested OF doubt
If the scheme proposed is constitutional which 10
intend here acknowledge deny having salts.
lied ourse upon the point Of the grtudesi enter
prscs presented To people We look it,
sructiou, in commercial point OF view vtily impoy-
In value in the point of view, peerless. And
it. and immense Importance in thi- view alone
is worthy the full aud deliberate considerations Congress
A. commercial work, then, i this scheme an impDr
ant, vital one: in miui it is question. A. com.
mercja work the country demands W a military one j,
nav. We wi. see. Let our constitutional expOundcrs
decide
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r. Lac az P,eg-, e. Cl.IFs-l:. rlR,-ElsI. L,Is-
r'sir Bciigs aa4 GrsR Trunk HaHr'y-t , Bas'.,s',
DO. d.
T. Mr Eii.oy, y tr Richmond Wig:
It has often been said lai u OH Virginia never tire 90
anl assure the readers Of the whs that such L.
mark may bs made o! the Cl1alil- or the spirit o.
The age has aroused them from thyi, ,rg ,uubes and
hyy going ahead with railway speed The good round
price for agricultural products hs- given new life 20 the
French habaus al tie IA, market womcuoa their dunn
~ carts sing merricr songs AID .bJer more 'vou-y t4a
hey used TO, when egg didn't bring them bat irscpcu-e
dozen AL butter bat hvgp-ucc pound. They eat ter
peas.up, smoke their pipe, and dane, the mus. tie
idle, bu. 20. every ,h1g else NJ people c5a.r;yc 10
,s more from .her farms ae-o-i;a; the amount they
raise, than these French lloans Ia, ci.z.1s Of Mon
'eal have been doing good ou.iuc, thu. fr in tie SEA
son AMI the pleasure travel from the States is now crowd.
ing their hotel, aud STEAMBOATS, TIE burnt districts age
being rebuff, vi;h substantial stone elaces. and thr
splendid dock along the bank Of the river wear the -ps-,
Of active Ju-ng-..
The lroalyer has seized uqoa the Canadians in COOL
aud tae iron horse will long be cou-rr :rcu
the Atlantic shore ie ,eemug West. Til, Champ'.i
ana ST. Lawrence Ea.oli Company have coa-trus- 81
road from s. Lambert the east haa, OF the river ,ppo
ste Montreal, E.gse- Point, li,tiuce Of a. miles 4
y,, ey.! -l fertile soil there being 10 grad,
taau 20 feet % hemie. With the exception Of tw,
or three graceful curves the track on bceiae and O.
distance il easily 90 one hour iuc'4Ifu, n.
dead stops. I.4 may bc considered g0oI speed Er .f
Canadians. THIS road connects WITH the Vermont Cent.
e kog5a- PUut whence the traveller may b. Uurr.
I along % Boston, So" YORK, tlg White MoIutIu- U
wherever Hts be pleased 20 either El-: or south
These tracks through the most beautiful and rIgln,
scenery ~ Ncv England. COur-ag ayr. the valleys Of 30.
mountain streams -nd over fine agricultural region,
dtJrin- tie VI--,:. romantic ST ami fresh IFerL.
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IALL lND WINTER
SgEBIBIBN EEeY.

~ q. EhETpN. 100 Win Frt EiriU,osd, Tf, will keep
" hand through t m nui wint'r mil afs1rir tnt ~
soc tt vslvsr, Ribbons Pouer. aud MI merry Gpp gene
l.Ys
rs pa Head rres,' 't md Velvet Bonnet' ooak' and
NIuI ... r..d. f4 urf.rHf hot n4,ies.
Or sf BY nail viii b with prompt lnd special i'enton.
rYiT
4 aRtSsFs AND LEduVs-iOO boxes, Tor sale ~
~ III DAvrNrORT, All 81 co,
AK fcHWLs PAtENT n SCH CASDLEs.-soo boxes, -,
su1 DAyEsPoRr, ALLEN 90.
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to The N,u lols papers Of MONDAY evening tcrofi
92odcars IN th't e'y 'rru heat ruc,l,st Tu siay o.
Saturday there 90 and on Sunday 20 Mo-, OF them
vsrs l'i'hh ',s's r.cyiuly a,u,cI Do Jhr ,yuHu..
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70 The suggestion threw out some days ago, as to
the best Of breaking up the breed of Locofocos
by stopping their greg" appears to have excited consd-
cradle commoon among the provincial Democracy They
do relish the prescription at all-at all But
must come to that-extreme require extreme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

6NoLD PENs-JAs wooDuoUsE. (Iate Nash A wood.
house. has lately received large and splendid Gold
rsa. adopted to az Ands The sine. distinguished
me commercial the engrosnE, the Mammoth Lsya.
han. The latter KIND enormously large liked by
some ,or heading Ledgers, well as for whiting
Sold separately, or In cases. Iyas
RtNfonD d PORTER, Cabinet Maker. N n Corprr
franklin aud Thirteenth hand as al.
u aud complete the very Furniture
manufacture and other to which they would
'sntion OF persons I'm need.
long and thorough Cabinet Making
business affords them advantages which not
IN superior degree by Richmond Their
are experienced their patterns are the
49, and In all the essentials a complete
nspi,en Of ,g na SnryaSd They confidently
teir work with done SOUTH and only
VINO as In quest good Furniture
iishmcns In Richmond other eit,es $50 ~ " ON' N''"'
New nd cornn ,tor 49,. M
between Richmond inte,or ana hs.InS.s
unknown to Rehmond Is being within her reach and We
would take occasion In advance those who are
quanied with the advantages in trade which chmond aTr,
that at least In the line better go H. ~
any where than at BINPoRn a pnnrrp,S -"
go Undertaking attended espeaisar. AMI pr"Sn,
ness. ~"4
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DIED

ON r. f-' frHar'. iy HH Rev. -.rr1-t jones, W. wN
NuNNr I-t AS o.. ,ffs' It1ss. a. Alien Green Efl
naIri.. f.|..#.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

WANT good Barber and for will pay good price
Apply at the Dressing Room under Exchange Hotel
aus LOMAN BOSWELL SMITH.
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"ANrfD-By gentleman nrstr rate Mereh. nj r.,
c, Srins Estaehshmeni situation Cutter, In some
where he could mainly be employed customs
eIsor or AID as salesman The applicant IL practical cutter
anu VIII :. responsible for all mnts lie influence some
bind.
ssh to give nl satisfaction either sae.man or no
charge will be made. The references given For
nrthsr iniormaiion, apply to Mr.. GEORGE X. PEAKE.
49, fINHE BOAT JOHN $. WILSON will rec. i've
Ss-sl iIna.s fceight for Lynchburg until SATURDAY
-A-<&=>7N-<- next The EAGLE BALTIMORE will l..y
this day for Lynehburg. Wv
auto NANCE GooCH
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN will hnd the "Ladie. Saloon
Of
select from as can be found this or
othete We make pointto deal with all
any celebrity at the North and with such only equenty
We get the best shoes and the fashions thew an
We al have the advantage an extensive
our own enabling US TO and dt difficult We
trhd should We meet With
extensively than heretofore believing NOT oniy
the Oesi but the eh apest Having public
appreciate crorts ve'ha pains Keeping up an
sortment OF goods worthy Of their notice.
auto WHITE PACE n Nj, .,....
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
FALL TR AIDE.

ArGrsr i6, 1851 o'clock. IL O'Clock. 5 OF
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lHE neutrality-suspicious..
RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

To CORRESPONDENTS.
Business be addressed to the "iis-s 81
WAC"
both sides Of the win be published
standing. ought be ALL and will
departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
charged for advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

Oh nGh(A rs or GOOD OLD BACON sIDEs AZ
suis JAS wISsyos,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

r- The Louisville Journal appreheuds that the Loco
co papers will contract such habit of reading one ano
Their of the party, that for want of material they will
be compelled read the Brgader himself out Several
have already grdsei him.
The paper says his neghbor of the Democrat has
for some days been warning upon the Administration, and
he is in great doubt whether he should not come to its
defence He incines the opinion that he shall be forced
do His feelings will no, permit him to stand by and
see any man abused at that rate.
Well, the wings are maguanimOus-and if the LoeOs
persist in asSaing their elected President the Wings may
every where be compelled to his rescue. 1t will
be a strange state of afrairs-won't It?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

ANDsoME Figured Bcraer- only si.Iilug-Handsom
Figured Berages at shilling yard he at
aud l.. JOHNSON No "a M.In s,r..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

Tnr Carroll sorARv--vcry general complaints are
urged At the neglect Of tho proper authorities in falling
provide suitable seats the square Without them IL
cannot b. said that tn o'jecin getting up con ider
able expense, Is accomplished Ease, pleasure and
yenyuto being the results intended by such an undcrta