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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
Srael< <Ginmeibund.

Santlass une scnrtass be, / item uno f2tr
Stunt, nd6fsns, Ica bic neite Srgsl In Der ncuen
Gong. .S6pamm 6ir@e hi 8ertS Gallntp, feerlif
ensepeibt iperbfn, nobel pcrI9icbene frembe gre>
pisrr sesenfpdrtis feih fpetpen. Das 6riitli9s
pablitHm III a4tunSssba ein9elaben seSentpSrtie
ju iein. . Der &tr6enratb.
0rDer Serfauf BON sciFtsein @etrdnf IN Der
selesIiGen ttmsesenb Oer 8irde II lrense sstbOs
ten.
Nlai 25. q. /. 3n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

B6TGs tprb be.i9tst bae Elm tunsrs Mdbten,
ScGtsr vun s.. 9 SHUTTER, Don 8capn, itculd
pes gla6tS in einem Spmndmbulenben G6lafen.
bend 3uitdnrt aus bem pritten Stcdiperf ibres
Saters Sdait auf bic erpe beratiprnns pbne i'm
serineHea befadbist a nrrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Gpbtf s.-gin @eriidt bat ii6 bier
oerbrrtet, Sab BET benz Sprsefrisen Circus In
6ubtaun rinen Snaben, Der bur9 bas Sud
f6ausn wrllte, Stn eirent innenSig bel6Gftsten
S6pbmanne nit elmer art bermaeen an ben 8ppf
9rf6la9en wurre, bab CT farb. Der Ntann fcll
nad &eabins ins @efdnsnb Senpmmrn iporben
fein
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Dg-Gtwa $4,000 G9ineien icnen E8 bcrritc
in Californian befnben. SIR inositirtss Capital
belduit li6 auf cine Wltlirn 9baler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
Sefentli6e genb1t.

gtuf SamltasS BEN 11ten Stunt icllen am Saus
Ie res prrltrrGensn grteprih d. 81. 8 abe,
lebtGin pcn Der Start 9laentaun; Se6a Gauntp,
bic fclsenre @rtitel EFentlih pertauft trerben:
Setten upp Settlapep, &ieiperIdrant, Sph<
pfeuj diife, StGble, Spiess; 5ausutr, 2 S6fpet,
nc, engl1he mlS peitIte Bidder, 8anarteniSc.
sel init &dfg, 10 gtntbeile an Der Ncrthan,pton
SSallerseelIl6aft, neblt elmer Seri6trprnbeit BON
Sauss unb &Gden'@ '@rrSt9l9aftrn su tpeitlaufti9
;u ntelbrit.
Die Senbu rtrb um ll9r NadmittasS ibrer
slnfans nebnlcn, utb bic Srrinsunscn brtannt se'
ma6t perpen pur9
9eipis S1mibt, Gr,crs
.Scbn Srieo' 8ube, IT. ~ w.
Wtat 25. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

R0~Sn Mcbile purbe elm Mann, 9iantenS
Bropn pcrHaitet, Der Ta burt Serbeirattrt bat
na6bem CT irtne Srau utp bier 6inber in Ybita.
oelpbta fsen laftn batte. 9eibe Srauen ltib in
Wpbtfe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

~ 3ret Wdnner tuurhen in GHslafih ~ stpsi.
narnatIi&sr @sfdnenefrafs Serurt6eilt, fpeif Re
ftsf Snss, bic Ft tthtsts,, unncthiss MarFer ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

p9~g3as bo6 Der @eIdmdd 70 SsrT6ieben III
Gin Gbitrr In Buffalo stst9t SutuHlnern bsFe
nl6 Grbbeerer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

6r3pet uno Siplnsis Meilen unterbal6 Gin.
enndtt II Gin sseliatprnfeGO bon feds taulenr
Nfer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Die Stapt Srcnen (DeutI6lan6) aeSentt
einen Marnicrblcd Him gBaI6nstpn Ntcnunent
gu liefern NIT ber glufi6rift: ,j9ln gBaf6nstcn,
ben GrGBen Srr Gsuten, ben arbtcn, Spm frelmb.
(iden gren,en.,'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Das Ianse SsrtBr beS Or. @arbnrr in
9Sai4instun-irnf seipDtnli6 Gardner senannt
-errri6te am Iebtea Sreptas lein Gnpe. Die
gbprtaten rss Scrflastsn madten ben 8priAlag,
bic SoGe Der Surs ptne @r9umrnt su iiberseben,
uno bic Court rntidtcS. pap in pisirm Saq aud
Der Scr. Staaten @nrpalt frin 8eht babe, bic
SurY an,urrbcu. Die Court brfsbl bann tcr
Surp, iid in baS geratbunsSsimmer 3uriifsu,ir.
bcn, inpcm eS sc9rn ben @etrauA rieIer Court
Iey, bab ber Hihtrr bic Surs anrebe. sierauf
tpiinI6te bic Surp ctni9e 9apere unp Dpfumente
mit;unetmcn, alletn bic Court selattett berlelten
Bios bic antlascidrift. Tim 8 llbr 9lbenbs, mad,
elmer 6iliinpieen Sibm9, par bic SurY nod nidt
einis. Der prrseb BAT, pir trir 9Iauben, eintse
Wlrnat 9epauert.
Die Surs mar lis SamffaS Qtsnb t2 llbr
nod ndt cinis. Sie rirb ben Opftcr rvotl ireY
aas9rHen laIsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

D0-3u gDalGtnstcn, NOrb- Carolina, bati
man an, fften Mai faen ssifen biesiabrissn Dui
sen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
(ltntsr,sidnst rcn ben 8tunlten.,

pONa6 ber Bfdttsrn ans Sbio litbt bic Dor.
tise Bni;eniaut lebr Ssripre9snb. SieIefben etn.
sdbsn treffen aus @i6isun, Subiana tnb 8bet.
I'm bon Sllincis rim.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

: RayGin 1smptrsnsbfatt fdst, in Ntuprrt ri
run dIis % Stimmsetsr ein gaumf6oY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

DS-Die atrtsiter fir Ste SanturY gieseltabn
Ipllen iiteraus rar fctn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
MubitDrSz zNQ6rt6t.

Sn bsm. gRailsnseri6t pen etda GaaEk.
Sn Der Sadie Der gRcdnuns scn 9 n ami II
Sarrrtt, Grecrtpr Der perfcttencn stnnu sra.
ria Sarrett.
limb MN. Mai 8, 1853, ernai,ntc bic Court
Charles Softer, Jteuben Stabler unb Sarriipn
0iiflet ,a 2tupitrunj am befaate 8ednuus ,u
bur6iebrn unb iitet3uIttteln; uno bent @elsb &C.
mdb cine gertteilans Sl MAIDEN, allts 3eusnie
einseI6lpNen poS Sor lIe selest iper6en mag, unb
bsm ra6nen sSaiIenscri4t Seridt baron su ers
Itatten.
,.sss::ss, Dar6 bic Geart-St,susfs.
:GNG< Iatb an @ebatr, S6f.
sNNS Stenernunnts alubitcren psrben iif
r;,sTSssS gum Gnbjprd tbrer 9eitimmuns elm.
Fnbet am Sari1as ben t1ten Stunt, uin 10 llbr
Sprmittdss, am Saule BON 9epi Dorn6tdIer,
in Nepernaerinsie 9anI6ip, dGlfpc fid ale bd-
tsi Snterebirte enfnbsn fGnnsn, tpenf, te Is fir
i6ifltd befinber.
Wlai 25. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25


allsasit aui 6anp balten percsu shl srceer Scuats
Sertiee &teiber
une bicIelten au IcI6eR prei6sn perEaufsn trsrteH
pcmt Sebermann wpbI 3ufrisrsn frin trirb. Stt
trbiger grobe Stpd 8Iriper bsltstt ,um Sbett aus
Dreb. 8Sde ron teseu erfentIiGem GtpIe; 90.
fen, fSney vnt Gemeineu, ppn allcu 9ret6en, Gem-
ulsrtpiea In GROCER gsriGisbcnbeit; seeiten ben
alIeu slrtsn, Drairsrs, cemSen, 8tagai, GrapatS.
&C., irpYen allies an ssn allsruiecrislea pteiBeH
srrtauft pirr. Stufst batsr lei 9lrlisb une Brsi>
Mig an wenn t9r wcbliele &lctcer taufeu pclIt.
renn aud f@Suers iInp tebrr0ematte fam man
ntr9enespc finpet.
Ollie SeTelimsen tpSrpen pdnttlid bsictst; unc
inbem Fe prattiide S6neipsr fub, wirp teine
I6le6te 9Irbst lire gSsrftatte serlalen, aud tEn>
nrH Ic fit ale tire glrteit gut fs9cn.
Dantbar fir territs Senplene &uneI6oft bpf-
fen Iie pur6 quite unp bilise &rtrit bic Uml et>
nrs woblmelenprn 9abIitumS fsrnfrsIh ju 0snie-
Irn.
allintdun, Wa 25. nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
S6nbntd6er Der[dndt I

Sci bcH l1ntsel9riebsnen tpotn5nft IN ber Dor.
ousb GataIuiquo, es9a garrt5, t5rnsa Ioslei6
,:oei S6a5rs14ersG sGeIenen SsfGSftigunB erbat-
ten |; siigr All sen65tsr anb BET annErs nuf se.
pe4ssr arseit. Der 5a&Fg 2o5n NIB ;sssa 3u.
ssiysaAen rnb lar9e 3sit NstRit sessbsr,. glan
nslbe It4 Bet SpbNa. g3tlTon.
Gdtofdudud, Mdi 25. se3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
u G erbeitatbct,

pS- -gli6ts parmeS ant DcnncrliaS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
Serttge Gleiber> >Stpbr
glo, Sil-oamiltcn etrabe, In 2fIIentouu.
lleligb unO preiaig,

N'b't'lt" Nut ~ttavS-
be ibre Greunee unp bent
pubIitum i'm glnsemeinGt
an3uscieen, eae fe stIrS'
lid pOa @bttorsIpbta su-
riidSetebrt fnc NIT eiEen1
punrsrlbSnsu Stod
q titern,
fir Suiitlins uub Com.
mer, wOpcu Te auf Se-
itsIluns SerfcrtIseH mS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
N1u lperb 9eftppt!

SasGt bis philadelphia cpcr
Htrp !Nctt. sSsnn ibr cfsE
cure Yktct macs kio, 70
Htbmtt cinsn Sis auf brr
Bans rper in csr Stubs>
bis rer .oaflsr susrn pftrs
ngn pas 0Raul rein aiisoenas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
The Agricultural Fair.

We had the pleasure of seeing Gen. Richardson q
few days since, on his return to the city from
tensive excursion through the State. He speaks in
the glowing terms of the prospects OF the Fair
The Maryland exhibitions to be left sightles>
distance in the rear. The farmers Of the State
taking the matter in hand with a zeal that ensure,
the most brilliant success. They have promised l.
bring forward their finest rattle and to display I,
their choicest productions. The mechanics Of tn
cities and towns are also alive to the matter and wi
be hand with variety of elegant articles and in
genous inventions, which will aston ish the ma
tives.
We were gra,ifcd to hear from Gen. Richards
that the general agriculture of the State is mproyin
greatly In the Tide water and Picdmon; &c
particularly, prodgious advances have been mad
Ii our people couionly coun,erac. the effects of FIR
Trade, by diversifying and multiplying pursuits an
creating hOmc>market for their products virgini
would become what she was, the foremost Stat,
in the Confcdetacy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

Number of arrivals registered at the Virginia Hotel,
Staunton, from the LIST to the l9th of July l03lmosty
route the Virginia Springs. considerable travel
to the Springs had passed before the LIST of July this
year.-Stdinrion Spectator.
DEArn OF Mr. SrEPHES FISS.-Altlough WI have been
ired for the sad since the unfortunate
cet Of Monday afternoon, il is with deep regret that
this morning the death of Mr.. Stephen Finn
IL occurred Rosn the place of his residence yesterday
morning about half three o'clock and readers
all, doubtless aware caused 10y the nju-
res received in falling from frightened horse Monday
afternoon last Mr. f. in the very prime Of life and
fate.-Pet Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
H-when presideo, Fillmores Administration er.


pred there were in the Post ofBce Department thirty
six whig and thirty-fve Democratic clerks About
an equal number Of Democrats to wings Il will be
seen, had been retained in this Department during
the term Of q Wing Administration. Yet the cry Of
prescription was daily sounded by the Democratic
party, the Wings roundly abused for turning De-
uocrats out Of Office. How is It in that De-
partmen:f Thirty Of the Wings have been turned
oct and the six still LEFT will meet the same fate.
In placeof the proportion being thrtysix Of party
and thirty.ve Of the other, il how stands sirtyfre
Democrats to'sir Wings, and soon will be all Demo
Gratis and no Wings From the fact that there were
as many Democrats left in the Post Office Wings,
il is evident that If rny Democratic ncumbents
turned out by the Wing Administration, the effect Of
it was to equ,re the offices among the two parties
The course pursued however, by the Democratic
Administration is to make clean sweep Of all the
Wings This is the party that has such holy horror
Of prescription about election times and when found
guilty OF il themselves, plead in justification, spirit
of retaliation against Wing Administrations How
this furnishes them with any ground classification.
the large number of Democrats len in office at the
expiration Of Mr.. Filmore's Administration will show.
But VIC are surprised at the spirit Of relentless
prescription manifested by the Locofoco party now
We not the least disappointed by their COURSE
They fought for the spoils and the spols only, and
they need all they get to satisfy the cravings Of
the swarms Of office-seekers, with which the Admin
stration has, from the first been bcset Their msfor-
tune is that after they have turned out all the Wing
ofceholders there will be far disappointed De
mocrats than prescribed Wings; and all the plumber
they can command will not be sufficient to ccp peace
in the family. They rather to be commiserated
under such trying circumstances than harshly con-
demned vet some may be so unchGritd6Le as to think
their proscptive strangely in contrast with
that beautiful in President Perccs Inaugural
about having mo rewards to bestow-no resentments
to remember" and with that pious train of thought
expressed in his speech the floor of the Senate Of
the United States in 1871, wherein he terms the pro-
scriptive po Icy cold selfish, hedrtles, and has al
ways been regardless of age, SEX condition. servic
any the incidents of life that appeal to patriotism
or humanity"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

The marif.;o Of the Emperor Of Ru,-a on hi. causes
" difference sth the ottoman empire Ehic, We pu1H.
elsewhere. 49, promulgated the 2Sh Of June nul.
jsy er or5er- had been despatched to the Rue. ~
4rai-. the Prlib A. f- .ir. time we learn hy
Ts.sgrsprit is.J4tsI from Vienna. lated yrsteri,t
tfaf Pfuh rt- 4rtu4y been pa-el ~ Iowa y the
-Hfp- 1's'r"I ior the occupation ~ Waitrit aud a
-suI,ry Boy tha rlrf- operate boz MIIdt,i and it b.
.tt'sf t+sf G.r G,rsrhak0T would .rtiyp chi. de-,
20 u e1trs-f IT,. ,iv. stop b. thrf"frs ~ lngti
'a<ef, and tie hesitation hitherto -Husu by the Ru.-gr
yirf be- given Nav tI rspI anil Vigorous action
lrIe-i th- Publication II the mIri'ss'p di-- 81
pryJf ta ue EuDefyr bee taken be- course and We NUT
frl opinion 81 Is policy from hi- Osn Ircltr
a0r. o. is maHsp, BE- intended solely A. an sppeal IN
the flraiic.n ~ the Emperor subjects IL may serve
frI plrps 'r bfeaTs tUrIuk yI the .Iift 0f rsli.
gnu. Intolerance and erciesii-tcs Jyninst ou bat not a
rDr b. 20 be found IN 10 which, be- interpreted ~ a..
ts rsae of uHr according 10 the ltFs tuI -iges NJ
&C. rirIli fpNer. yi Europe. Nota 70 {. ldllcrd on
r. rn sng tlcl ci-e Oi can be- fOunie-nOf prin.
npr s Invoked which h. not fepugnant 20 that policy
shs boz hitherto been the basis Of lhe peace subsi.tnr
t-fs-rn E1s'il and the Porte.
It s'ar' from the assumption that there Is identify be-
tserH rat church ~ shch to Emperor Of R1sga IL the
he'd end the Or,Dl0r faith Of tho Creek or Eastern
1as1.np'0 b. entirely grDurd.-s j. demonstrated Lv
tis i.f I' te Emperor ~ X a s tie head Of church
in h.- d,miloa' but f. no' re head u the Christian
ChureIf i tI dDIyna Of tie Sultan, any more than
t1e Queen ~ Erxlgd, who b. head 81 the church In thil
eJunfy claim o. be regarded head Of the Proes-
ta1t churches vi over tho world. Bot secondly, admit
n which h' Emperor spesks DO relate the whole Eas
tern Church well % BIZ pecullr branch n H. he
hss utterly sed ~ show thst the rights ~ that church
have been Invaded all He accuses the Porte Of
having perfdio1sly broken M oath by which l. metrt
That the Porte having granted certain frnan ~ prve.
ges 70 tho Greek Church, induced BY the nsdysed
Influence ~ the French Ambassador 70 revoke that Br
Tnan Such act msy have been impo,tc, but Il waa
10 infacton Of positive right and Il constitutes claim
whatever for such reircs. tho Emperor of Russia
seems prepared " take with an armed hand especially
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
rreu the Bestoa nvsains 0ssetts.
aANIIEI. ARPIEInNeS WILLY.

The late Samu Appleton whose death and burio are
set forth In another umn len immense fortune
which to be distributed In credible to his
hberaty, Is To his sagacty and humanity. rsla-
ton Of the family and Of the executors has prepared
brief abstract Of bis WILL which give below, Il win
be that his donations for scientific literary, and
charitable purposes amount to the muniheent OF
faee hsndred tsoss md dollars
Tho following brief statement, furnished by Mr..
Nathaniel 7. Bowditch The late Samuel Appleton
lct WILL dated febuury 1851 and codical dated Oc-
s. 1889, and million dollars OF property He leaves
ooo He makes ~ other requests nsphews and neces
and Others amounting in all to sS2oooo more; among
which be mentioned 900 to his old friend and pas
tor Rev. Ephrsim Peabody and t5 900 tho servants
living in his family at his decease, to- be distributed
among them in the and according proportion
be hxcd upon by his widow He then bequcaths his
manufacturing stocks Of the value Of
to be by them applied disposed Of and distributed for
scientific literary religious, charitable purposes.
Ofths bequest he says "Ay wishes In regard to the
particular institutions objects which the aforesaid
stocks be applied and also the time
and mode Of application thereof intend make known
to my Executors and feel that they viii strictly
comply with the And in default Of any such di-
rcctions from me- have confidence in their making such
disposition aud distribution of said property they will
think would be likely to meet my APPRECIATION
The residue he bequcahs to his relatives before named
proportions corresponding the particular previ
ously given them. He makes William Appleton, Nath an
Appleton. Nathaniel lngersou Bowditch, and Isaac APP
pleton Jewett executors.
Mr. JeSet died few months since, and the duties
dcvolves upon the remaining gentlemen.
The disposition oil the 5000 900 has been left mainly TO
the discretion Of the executors who will pos
sibe make programme Of the Who shall say that
not only good man has departed, but great hearted
and noble one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

FAuoUiER wHEAr.-We were shown on Saturday last
a sample of the blue white wheat, raised the
plantation of Mr. George W. Maddox of Fauquer county
Il is the best specimen of wheat have in
deed friend Captain Taylor whose practical
Judgment submitted the sample us, pronounccs it
hard equal and impossible beat We are pleased
record such evidence of Fauquers fertility her cili-
ties reach the Alexandria market multiplying
rapidly Mr. Maddox expects to make 40 bushels TO the
acre.-Alexdrdrid Age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
What

me market ~ tbs srtcs has been quite unsettled for
se'srsl d'ys We bear that soms ISLES we're n.ie On
wednesday iof SO-olhers 1t ] ~ md 70. Ye.,s,
cay Tie speculative sDhi not quite 70 iyelybaysr.
prefcrring to wit further neus
we "ihs 'be prospect r the failure q the crop. In
irhes Without Tie I'D Of wsf, sboad Justify 2s-wi,h
~ 'e you'd b content -Ita nosIng les. than a. Bat
every man must jadg. for himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

REMAINS OF CAPTAIN UPsHuR-We understand that
the body of Capt Upshur who died SpezIia while IN
command of tho Levant taken charge of by the Ma
of that place Of which fraternity he efficient
member and by them forwarded this city. The
nifty OF Norfolk have called together make
rangements to forward the body to the Eastern Shore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

WESTERN LUSAric ANYTHING are requested to
that the apartments in the Western Lunsc Asylum
are with but few exceptions occupied, and to call
attention the 18th and S7th sections Chapter S. Code
OF Virginia These require that written application be
made TO the Superintendent of the Asylum whether
there be vacancy and his received before the
patient be sent from home.
An observance of this requirement may not only
officers and others much trouble and expense but the
afflicted subjects OF their exposure and ia
ugue. The matter is one of general interest and hence
would ask that Editors throughout the Common tn
lend their columns circulate this notice-Stdsnfon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
10 The FGlor. Of Tie WLig

To the Editors Of tie Wig
Nessrs. Dsane Brown report tho sale n 10 hhds Of
Tobacco from gentleman in Ksnawhs county and 20
hhds. from gentleman In Putnsm county How did Il
get here9 TIDE WATER.
~ They came by way Of Wheeling and Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

Throws OFF TRAcK.-Thc morning train from Fri.
dericksburg this CITY, due at " yesterday did not
arrive before r. M-he usual hour for IN arrival Of tho
evening train.
The delay occasoned BY accident which occurred
the night srau which left here at o'clock on wednes
lay evening for Acquia Creek.
AZ the reached within about seven miles Of the
Creek, they encountered number OF cpws-eght in all
Ehich happened on the track The engine and ten.
Ter passed Thorn, killing i've at once and immediate.
" after three, still retaining their position the track
The crate fat howevsr did successfully Withstand
the collision anI having become detached from the tender
ied OF the track carrying with It the forepart Of the
i'ggagc car which was attached toit
The passage Of the morning train this city
n'iy obsruceI and having to return to the Creek with
the passengers unable to proceed before the usual
for tie evening train TO start.
The truck Of the fat entirely torn away. No
,iher damage occurred. Aner the baggage nd.
ju,ted on the track the train proco ,ded 70 s de,ti
,1iion.
IIusriso, wednesday.--Present Samuel T.
Pulam, Recorder, Alfred Inlocs James Bray, Thomas
ryrcr aud A. T. -. Mcrreu.
USLIcESsEo RErArLiSa oT ARpESr srrErs.-The iJl.
lowing persons presented the Court upon charges ofre
Ealing ardent spirits without license, appeared, hsv
ng severty pleaded guilty 70 the chargo4 were hned m
the sum Of $50 eaoh, Hammond Torbeck Richard 5uly,
Richard Shutter, aud Eliza Grafton, formerly srod.
meyer.
The Commonwealth entered noIo prosequi 10 other
charges Of a like character agains, these parties.
Frederick Breymin charged with stealing four logs Of
wood the property Of T. W. GlaEebrook ordered 10
be imprisoned for thirty days.
There no criminal business transacted 10 this court
yesterday.
The July term has closed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

MAMMOTH WHEAT HEAps.-Sevcral heads Of wheat
have been sent to by Mr. James Ballard Of this
y specimen Of the crop raised by him this year,
which are larger than any have for time
We counted the grains In of them, and would sup
that taken together they could hundred
grains each The wheat crop generally. pleased to
hear in this and the adjoining counties, is large
usual and OF the best quality.
The crop, though very short at present incline
to the opinion; will be much better than anticipated
a fine rain having fallen Monday and Monday night
Last which We think pretty extcnsive.-Fdrmer .
Rie,d Union, Ia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

NARROW EscAPE-on Saturday as train Of cars was
about turning the Of High and Crawford
boy in crossing the track fell with his feet the rail-
but fortunately the cowcacher so low as TO move
them just sufficient to clear the wheels. The youngser
much frightened he unable TO stand after the
passage Of the train for minutes Look out boys
Poris. TranseripL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22

SI> Of Scots, reported 5y John 4. Son. roter
treek sndfHp TiHrsfdy, Jpiy Yis.
virginia years TO run date
virginia state stock issue, interest JAY
virginia state stock 20 years Issue over years run
tersst from LIST Jolly, tio5 and interest
Interest from 1T July, siOg aud Interest.
Bonds guaranteed ny the State with interest from ist Jolly last
city Richmond stock from l., July short
dates tol and Interest long late, liol aud Interest Co..
City Petersburg Coupon Bonds, With Interest from Isl fbu-
Srsinia Bank stock par sTo last ,aiss sI5
FARMERS B,uk stock last SALES fl'9: 49,. -
Exchnnge Bank stnck3 sales this week tit9 dlv.ta
yrrintt gire AMI rne Stock week gfY
Richmond Association 50 ck f1O sscs Tits week 49,
nj ~ Siivi5srd ~ tio8 ~
Rehmand and Dsnve sioct. , week, go
Rcrnond Pctsrsburg Rairosd Stock, last sales SO
James River snd Kanavha Stock sales thls week ga.
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET July iS.robaceo eoptnu
ss.yed Of which 81 bids we've sold Viz 81 aSati es s
tt SAL S5 q 10 sat 20 elsl S. and o. S. o.
Manu tured good The stocks
u the lover Eade are pretty large throughout the county hat
been up BY sp,cuator yv that the coming crop
s of o,inav qusy Sales Of 81 boxes yrsic lay tho
II 10, and Ia Belle At 2ec.
LoUsvIfLE TOBACCO MARKEr July tG--sass Of "a hhds
% o. t % rage 81 tist os a. Sssts - at $3.50 TO-
and AZ go. Safes sobose' manufactured ~ iasiic.
set LOUIS TOBACCO MARKET. July ia, the state
Ss. "s q ~ u To- az Sso1S = s.s s,ssss q
GtN 10 u So 81 m.nuaeiurlaE IS 60 AZ 'hs Psnists.
common SrpSs % q % as % as y Is ppas . nj 9.bS
,..s,Ias q sd al 'O.'' 'S' Saod PHu,
anst-d With rather breaks Iss, week
We sod crop o. ~ bids DAY Moe. wsrshouss belong
SIS, D. "a 49, ""'' - u e. Vs. w. 80