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DIED,

On Monday morning at o'clock, CLARA JANE
daughter OF John b. and Catharne vgn aged is years
aud months.
The friends of the family are requested to attend her
funeral on this Tuesday evening o'clock from ST.
Peters Church.
the 18th year OF her age. '
aulaoe Intelligent and anabe gite quiet
pr aud wany endeaIing qualities suddenly
away beloved and deeply regretted by ell
In Philadelphia, Friday night the 26th inst Mrs ST.
SAN NJ O. Crane, daughter of 1t. Charles Thomas. Clark
oil the Navy and wife Of A. Judson Crane of this ci
~, OF Consumption.
tier funeral will take place to day at the Monumental
Church at l2 O'Clock NJ where her friends ARE invited to
attend without further notice
OBITUARY.
DIED, in the city of New Orleans July a2nd after three
days illness, of yellow Fever MARY b. wife of Thomas l.
Macon late ct Lynchburg, and daughter of Joel Yancoy
formerly of Bedford county Va.
Two before she had been united in MARRIAGE md
less than tive We months ago had gone from the home
her childhood TO the where hope aud duty cal
led her Even then, what seemed absence only for
ume eit many Borrowing hearts-but when the tidngs
came that she would return more-tat no lure of ple,
sure no appeal OF suiiering-no yearnng of sympathy
~oulbring her back to those who loved her-sorrnw
shaPencd into anguish and hope went out in the awful
darkness ofdespair.
Endowed by nature with attractive persona fine
intellect, and warm heart aud taught by instinct the
Sraces aud virtues which throw pure a fascination
around the perfect woman-she very close cndea
to those who knew her and the cherished centre of that
inner domestic circle To which she belonged.
w men such an one dics-a being pure so hopeful so
n OF benevoence used all the charities that make
aud ,hat nenceorh the OF lie need be darker
and loneler than before.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NpETROPoIITNN ulu.--onN oyn,,

METROPOLITAN HAIL. On MONDAY EVENING IaS-,,
w sSth, will Be- opened the magnificent new HAN LEI
U fhmu1n o. Anslh great seIiptura The SY
SEAL --' VI ]Hh SLA III
81 s magnheent work OF art the largest Painting In America
u square, occupy the three YEAR Ia
eonpieuon viii be exhibited for connection win
gahd CoNCERIs, by the celebrated Madame DRANn
assisted ~ the great Basso sgnor NOvELL; sgnor MORErTI
and by Mr. srIf, celebrated Pianist ~ 'b''
~ FOR particulars small
~ After Monday 18th August liberal arrangements will h
made Tor Schools by application Oee OF
- au2i -lw
TuNIIE RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY mn rp,. - c.,.,.
John NJ Patton Jr having an arrangement with de
L.','hfd fTcdert Sstrg Irodd Company will ayr a
GRdH d rIPIC AND ALLiTARY EICURSIOV TO ms
SLdSH COIIACE on Wednesday Evening the 9lst Auepst
They will be accompanied IRNuRT has AN CIR, 80,
band, which have been engaged for the occasion.
The cars will leave the Depot
ot enabled 70 eaye that hour will have the privilege going
ny the nine O'Clock Train Returning, ENeursion ra viii
Cottage at one o'clock Those desiring remain Ion
can take the Mail Train ia the morning. "A''
Refreshments will be furnished a G
Tickets the Round Trip, Geutlemen one dollar each. No
charge for Ladies' Tickets be any member ~ H.
pAn or at the DEPOT Ample arrangements been
for the comfort and accommodation Of the Ladies'
Au22-dtsi.t Ara
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

we influences under which ID 10 made To break the fre,
OF the criticism In the Caskie connection he end.yor
70 establish our ineapacity by reference to our crit
cis on the speech Of Robert A Mayo which he seems
regard as conclusive that pOnt secondly by apply
ing 70 US mo'vesand influences which NO utterly dselam
WIN regard to Mr.. Mayos speech, n he would only
Ae the trouble to read and understand he could see that
no criticism ever passed from upon that production
Ihe issue between Mr. Mayo ourselves merely nyoly
ca the u'h or iAsy Of an advocacy OF tho extension of
the corporate limits of the city applied to him in our re-
p0 the speech referred to- and to the correctness Of
that report still hold.
Them If the writer desires to our capacity in that
way and that he may learn how usaable has been our
pernacy to the version put Gu Mr. Mayos speech. Wa
Wi" gladly take issue with him, any other the concern,
upon any subject connected with particular duties
We cannot see the proprety Of his nsnuatons as to tho
identity OF Others with criticism upon Mr. Caskie
speech We will inform him that whatever we saw or do
or write We are prepared to adopt it'll every respon
ol'y which such sayings, doings writings, may In
volve.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

THg OEFutys.--Tho lg5lirlc children uho len orphans
hy tho influence Of te epidemic their parents were
placed by tc Board oi Health and Council Committee Zoo
iso temporary H-yluus Julia street. the other n
ihr fpur District have 80 been brought together under
uuc lOJ u tac aiLr building at tho corner Of Poe, i1c
ard Constance streets tir.i District whore they token
Vincent Go Paul the Mayor vino visits daily a the pub
o hospitals iIirm1r' any 1ylums said 10 ua Boo CONVEX
tou ye-icray that ue could stand the hO,pI'il pretty
Tn being accustomed To- .u.l .ghts, bot that t DIM
cult not to De moved by tho this asylum pr.oufa
with many uuf uurlg cLdrcucyng for their mothers.
~ u. Tcgwme.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

FIRE.-A fire broke out about O'Clock ON ves,srd,v
morning, in Mr. Isaac II. Watkins Planning Mil situated
on 18th street between the Paper Mil and the river.
Plaster and Corn MIL connected with the planning con-
eern were entirely burned up. large quantity of lum
Der lying in the neghbourhood Of the mills was cousdera
bly, damaged Tho property insured in the Fire and
Marine Insurance Office for $4,000 Potable loss no.
covered by insurance $4,000
III" supposed to be the workof incendary. Tho
Mills were formerly owned by Robert X. DuvaL
Tux fouso GuARD.-Ths company had a target prac.
uce on yesterday, on Ludlow's Island. Tho prizes-a
medal aud plume-werc borne Off by Lieut. H. W. FRY.
and Serg " L. Fore. The medal was taken by the for
mer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

Erntn Snrs.-Ih0se OF our readers who make il a 70.
gO"s point not omit the letters Of Partisan Cor.
respondent upon "whicyer' plea, will have noted the
recent French experiments 10 tine Of cthcrzed yapor
"s motor Que 81 hc."-cy pcrimcnt, not readers OF
-our.c-Sas made iu He hirDOr o, lofgui in tha pre-
t.uC' NJ Government Cpuu-siDn, aud cyiuCcd saving
ni thy per cent Doe toe way OF fuel while the speed at.
tanned was nlr knots au hour iu hcasy sea. size com
u..1n ht- since continued ig Investigations aud male
up ts verdict ~ NDu.f the head of the French Ers.
ur ins Service, Tho yapJpr,gy, aud bee tosua.l that
Ic 'I Ui A d. IrgmJI.y economics ssrentg h,s p,,
.."h nt me ffsi. Tho result b. not based upon mere
cspcrlmcrt. The HpIr sbip Ds Jrsu5i, Of scy.
,uty hDr, poser. aud dd,,l by the motor, makes
regular tups b'taClu Ntrdrf nnd Agicrs, d.nou1,fa.
iiul tc practical value OF te invention beyond any zee.
-DnaJle doubt-N j. Tla,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

THE AILEDGED SPANISH PRorEcrcRATE.-The National
b'tcHgeeer comt'sdcts the Of aedged rrOtec
toratc guaranteed by Spain 10 Mezco and ,ayS We
have received from abroad, from ia the correct
Of whose information We have entire confidence tna;
nothing s further from the mind Of the Spanish Cover
than lie To- the affairs Of the Spanish Amer-
States and that, however great it, sympathy and re-
gard for those regions may be, the Spanish Government
firmly resolved to attempt acquisition Of territory
in America s. to preserve that which it already holds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30
n ~ 80, go Irhiq .

Tho Llny.f., prrs,rt,In .,r r,g,t,tf5,s sio. I, .
-; a. ,i,. I,.,I =. IT,. -. n T. w. 'v ''t.',
"''-''t 1870 ~ d. % ,'.''e N''e '''lSht
Faculty .94 .omg o. ''t py-'' ,i OF n'rnml"I
o,,i'.c, yogr.. rr-grrrfi'iy, ''' p'p'r quo
W., ,.,i.,s,o, in, i,i.- ,y, ,,.,., 49,,
tis Ip,ri and the .licll Department ct ntmpirn Sid
oyg Cos,, iu reference O, tac appoinnnen. ofDr q. l.
wilson 100 f''r''s'p '' u" department on our lat
meeting l1 Jlhr, an1 whereas me p'+c't meeting la-
men' end whereas iui opportunity hi' been Afforded u
-''' '".', ''l i'y, ,'..-' 70 Ir. i''. i..N -, '
49,. Il. r,.. f. I'M ,'t ..'
"l'.',. NY 90 ''''' '' e''''' ''' ''I'--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

The Physicians Of Portsmouth yet undecided wheth.
their attention the law or divinity but they
have decided the; NJ D. is nothing but name in this
town, for the health Of Portsmouth continues remarkably
good il ouy in great while that Ne hear of case
of sickness Bot in many parts OF the county conuou.
to this there considerable sickness The whole country
appears be unusually cky this season. but the citizens
orPorsnouh have rgratulate themselves upon
their escape so flT.-JortUno,ah GLOBE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

GAS ATTEMPT TO KmL"-"AS ACCOMPLISHED CpIrIc -
Under the above Cipton notice two articles in the
Enquirer Of yesterday in reiererco our notice Of John
s. Ciskc, Orator" TITO former opens with a ste
reotypcd circumocutonlry preamble that "As TArru.
W. cuEostcIER CITY NEWS, " INCOMES ora ugLhN.
cuoLY TODAY TO njip ANp DARING ATTEMPT
10 MURDER Jupgg JouS s. C,sEtg," &c. So, Sc. lie
to mourn the demise of the Judge just a.t,r
he Informed that the little giant IL alive and kicking
n hal opportunity We could readily have dspeled
hsapprchononi by informing him. that before death h,c
be life ani that John T. Ci4kc having no c1.toucc
intellectually securely exempt from such penaly5
let him rct quiet We would not harm a hair on tho
little Judges head, though no we're a tangible reality
capable OF anuihiton 3d. it vas not our intention n
lower him 10 the public estimate, # such possible
We merely expressed opinion that John s. Ci5kc was
entitled 20 The rcpuo Of tbrl class orator. and 10
that assertion appears exception is taken But the
writer proceeds with argmruc OF the proceedings
Of the meeting in the Metropolitan Hail. when this specch
Of Judge Ct-kie delvorcIthe success Of his views
the opposition which he encountered g. II no merely
looked n he article which elected his rs3ndci he could
see that QUE views eyprcsfe n opposition 10 ap
propnluon by the Council for the purpose indicated in
the resolution Of tho Committee. There Is empt 10
dsprove the facts which have noticed In regard to hs
i1crior claims the character Of third class orator
That l. our opinion The reasons for forming t. we
have already given, and they still uucoupovcrted.
The second article, headed "An accomplished critic
the production no doubt Of smother scribe aims moro par.
culay At Ourselves The writer asumes that two things
are Necessary be in order estimate criticism
eoecuy Grst the capacity Of the autbor and secondly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30
NJ. LEFEnYREs srnnoL.

LEPEBN RI. 4. ~ will. ths fst M,nday foo October
l.aged Mrs h.ld .r ie charge of her uYttryg agD
bti sHnf in Hchmoud au1 N be- prepared that ty 10 ~.
..ls- Pupia re her late reriIfn.s. Goo Urrra street
VI LHi'hvrr we f'r years connected us Yrsds
.'', ani f'sI1guiy harIme Pdrru NJ the WtNrttsJ4gy
f.Ws f" 'y ~ rarrs 81 Which Do, resigns engage
Dol larger work iI tshm1rI.
We propose o. conduct h sh1, up1u general plan
i1 mat of M Mt1d retaining har Teache-s and
cfttsng Che fr nEh N ha Department o. LanguarF ~
fsf.
The Memhes of the Family viii Christian H1ugehoId
d. ihe pa entail care NJ g. and n tafebyc
The school viii nnsr udVtnttgr 60 acquisition
sound E1gish vh added Che Ancient and
MOI I'm Langulrrs, Music, Drau1r, &C..
Irms-ior Board and Tuition n a che English branches, yr
Che s,hoasfit gear f2in
F0r Day schni4rs ~ 40 agss, fU
for any Modern Language. ~.
F0r Mfsr Drawing. ac. ~ Profftsor's pr'ees.
Apply 20 u. y LrrEgyRE. 4 ",
au g-du Grara efFaff rI..-.r vi.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST so, 1853.
TN tnRRI,sPaNnENrs

Let,srs business be addressed to the "Efors ~
az Wig"
both sides win be published
standing ought to be all, and will
In Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines re charged for Advertisements.
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NEW FALL CLOTHING.

NEW FALL CLOTHING.
RNNTlRELY FRESH SToCS.-The undersgned are now 70.
~ eeivng their Fall and Winter Stock Ready Make tot
ing which has been manufactured by them their Factory
Newark, N j. with tedious
unnecessary. Having sold winter goods die last
are prepared TO sheW entire stock
We think, would do we'll to call.
KEEN, CHILES 4 BALDWIN
Auoo No. lO2 Main street. Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

~ The mercenares of Nicholas (says the " Y Times
still occupy the Prncipalties-the revenues Of the Sultan
still go into tie treasury Of the yranthis feudstoes are
,t in rebellion against hhis people are still compelled
to serve in the ranks AID 70 toll the camp oppessor
And while such is the case, has right to say that
the difficulties Of this question have been solved by diploma.
cy, and that all danger Of var is at an end.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

ENoR sALE AZ AUOuoNfhe pa,tvo,s p,s no .asl,
situated 'lu1rul's" Wtr, % Rockets. De sold this
az the pr e, at o and 10 b. BY
puocssr siG n dys from Let setrnbtr 1863 The she'd has
valuable timber % g..
susJ-it LUDLAN wATtON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

Tar W,sWsoroS D,uY RsrrnLic has been discon-
tln vi, sc,lly rspcr III BE- issued Of tho same name
~ Wa A. Bufrgu a Co
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20 From article in the Portsmouth Globe of Thu
day evening appears that there Is deplorable state
Things existing in the democratic party in the Gospot
Navy ard proce eding from the retention in that etab
hshmen OF i've Wings in the employment of the Govern
nent and this state Of things has been iusueraby az.
Cravated by the chief (Cy Engineer of the ward Brown
who, hmsefa Whig has had the hardihood to employ
"hg craftsman (Mr John Willistou) ia his department
at compensation OF 81 l9 per day mot 500 per an
mum, stately This last outrage has according 10 the
uooe, so eSasPerated the democracy (who appear to
caim the exclusive jurisdiction and control OF the navy
yard that they talk of holding mass meeting and re-
monsstug against aud denouncing the appointment of
Ar. Ntliston. Even the amiable editor of the Globe
hime ell, whose voice ia turned peace is unable TO pre-
serve his equanimty and orbearancc in view of this last
outrage and descants upon the wrongs of the democracy
~ the premises in and eloquent strain of re-
monsrance. The idea that the benefits of the Govern
ment free alike all the citizens NAV suit other re-
Sons but seems that does suit the democracy of
the Gospot yard according to their notion TO be
any thing else but democrat is an inter disqualification
Tor every sort of office employment under the Govern
ment.
What better evidence OF the truth of John C. C,boun'
eAusoc assertion respecting the party can be asked for
ihan that which have here when small show of toll
Grafton to their political opponents works the party into
frenzy OF indignation which instance of national mis-
rule or official abuse however mouStrous could excite and
"nch even threatens its dissolution unless the entire eco.
hesive power" is yielded
In the name of all that ia just and liberal We would say
10 our democratic neghbOrS moderate this unhaowcd
reed ana lest for Office the uurestraincd Indulgence. of
which must bring YOU into d,repute with the sobermined
ana patriotic u your party and eventuate in the cor
Fupon and degradation of heightened republican sys.
ZEN u Is not casonaby checked. At least be as ole.
ant as the Wigs who when they were in power spared
more Democratic officials in the navy yard than there now
remain hgs 10 excite the relentless spirit of proscrp.
uou.-NortoW Herald lug %
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n D ICII'4 M ONCE NOtE -FiRE d, Mn UnLf49s.
~ The flowing certificate b q what sTlARNs
MARVIN are receiving almost d. ny ~ TIE mails
Esw OnE,ss, August 10, 1873
Mess,. srr,nys M,Hvis. Nusu'' TO- u

GFytrary On Saturday night c 18th Distant Mcsrs Ken
dal Voc Cos tore, vi its content was cluirl ~ o.
The 81 made b. you contained their b,osf papr o. .us~
worth thousands e dollars ie reached ur m
last 'vcuE when vas taken opened exhibiting its
cont NJ ih podr state ~ ryit part ut hr
'nJureL Yours, truly ISAAC BHlDur.
There la TO instance vhere sa have failed 90
prtfgrvc their contents in the hsrccst IRE.
choice asortmcut uui Depot, No. $50 street
lu ai c Factory, Amt n Mars, Pa.e Nr
iurk. sTEAHNs a MaWvIV.
SUCCESS Iu fiCu a Co.
auIJ. Ntf.r.t. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

AND FOH rNLr--A rr,ct laud ,u t- -I--,- IL
tstG i'd siv miles rom the city Richmond cHsigrg a.
aefs- about 800 which y 10 w9is heavJ umberel Onsa
good dwelling h0us-, getcr with alt necessary out bu.es
made kupHn application Cugbu AZ Enc Id re ,f
Mers Parker, Blyy and Nmm1 No 49, square Main u
. rr.uu.N 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

IN thrsrrflrId Circuit Court, Juue 9TH 1883;
ID Sarah Denike, sometimes ,called Sarah DenightO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

RArrlEsSAEEs.-Mr J. G. Jones, of orangeburg Dis.
trict, s. c. writes the Palmetto Standard under date
the 18th inst, follows:
few days ago, being out hunting, encountered and
killed two large rattesnakes, measuring feet ill., one
having eleven aes Those of the other were scattered
and could not ascertain how many there but sup
pose they were equally many. They both females
oi different stripes nut were found together. In
found eighteen young and in the other seventeen
each measuring about Is inches These young
enclosed each in separate sack like the young of squr
rels and rabbits, and am satisfied that the rattle.
snakes breed in this way instead of laying gene
rally supposed"
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nest session of this Sehooi will commence On ne 10
Moniay (h iet u teptembtr, and continue erbf me
cour ~ instruction embraces the English, Latin Cfsst and
french u the elements Of Natural .Hd Moral
hathcmaics and Music toad and Tuition t6p session o
ha payable The it tnuary and hahe OF july Cir
cnar. VII be furnished IN application 70 the Principal
Alllcsa! lp's'PftHJ JOIN " CARY.
ap"-@W Hampton, We,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

JrnicnL Etrcroy.-The returns from the ysriou.
ccultrs composing this Judicial Circuit show the election
81 w.. Gim over Trelwiy, his competitor by mai.
Or.ty VI g5g.-DdHgHs Reyisisr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

~ EDitAb sOttErS 90 NtH,iNt,--i-... ,,,, So -
w HHdl Meeting Of ne NFETtdL SOtIfTY ar rTq.
October 18th, 1853 '' " ''''
~ ~ hopei hl he intereftng locality, DE rfnse of
sea on aui te mpor oil meeting Of
state ~ induce IarTe attendance cf the Fellow.
~ order q the Executive Committee
y o.. GOOCH sccretlry
~ The press hr ughout Che State requested 10 notice
uul0artdm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-30

Tnr VrEowa GArsfrs is the utlc OF new paper star.
az boz Williamsburg, by thomas NI,HH h.g ]. is ucu-
afal boz peHes aod Published weekly
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-19

had this ever occurred. Was il an earth
quake which occasiened it, or the effects
of an inundation in the vault g" These
were the questions asked by Barbados
journal at the time; and no one could
afford a solution.
The matter gradually died awsy, until
the present year, when, ON the 10th Of
February, the vault was again opened.
and all the coffins were found thrown
about as confusedly as before. 4 strict
investigation took place, and no cause
could be discovered. Was it, after all,
that the sudden bursting forth of noxious
gas from one of the coffins could have pro-
duced this phenomena! If so, il is against
all former experience. The vault has
been Theoretically sealed again-when to
be re-opened, we cannot tell.
In England there was parallel occur
renee TO this. some years ago, at Hauton-
In Suffolk. 1t is stated that on openinp a
vault there, several leaden coffins. with
wooden cases, which had been fixed on
biers, were found displaced, to the great
CONSERVATION of the villagers. The oof-
fins were again placed as before, and the
vault was properly closed, when again an
other of the family dying, they were a
second time found displaced: and two
years after that: they were not only found
all off their biers but one coffin (so heavy
as to require eight men to raise it) was
found on the fourth step which led down
to the vault and it seemed perfectly GER
tam that no human hand had done this.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-19
Il WHITMAN g. CO.,

- 4. MARYLAND.
Having, NJ a very great expense, erected an Ey,ab-
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS. on an
extensive scale, expressly TO meet the of The
,riners and Planters OF the South and West, would
therefore sctfully solicit their patronage.
With present facilities. and the experience of
fle Jrlst yeGrs, feel confident of being able to
supply the demand for Farm Implements Machinery
And Tools. We therefore offer goods with con-
Iidcnce, OF their superiority and prices that not
i;Ii 10 secure TO Baltimore this branch of trade.
As evidence of the superiority ni our goods, we
publish the following list of Premiums, showing tie
standing of orr Implements and Machinery, when in
cOnpcti. ion with Others and examined by competent
In 1919, 1919. 1851 and 1852, the MARYLAND State
A -ricTIituTa Society, awarded To F.. WHITMAN &
co. tn uriHEsT Premium for the largest and hest
display oft' strongest and most useful Farm Imple
nirnts and Machinery.
I'm 1S.JI and 1852. the Mechanics Institute Of Ma
Iyland awarded to r. WHITMAN & Co. heavy GoLD
MEDALS, tor the largest and best display of useful I'm
pien"ntS. And III addition 10 the above we have re-
crITcd Specla! Premiums on Implements too niIEr'r
oiiS TO mention III detail, but in all amounting
" All sloOO which Is three times the amount received
ny any other exhibitor of Agricultural implements
A. the abov' named Exhibitions, Implements were
exhibited ht "arly every manufacturer in the coun-
try. and the dccSion of those Societies NAV well he
coii>Idrc a. the high Il authority that can be given
ot the superiority of our implements.
we particularly request the attention of Farmers
Planters and Dealers, to our stock. before making
purchases rs we determined To sell on pleasing
crnS.
iatiS, by application, either by mail, in person.
L. WHITMAN & co,
55 LIGHT STREET
iy 5-tf Baltimore. Md.