davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

a SNAIL HoRsE-The arguments may
all be in favor Of the great size, but the Jdcts
are an the other way. Large horses are more
liable to stumble, and to be lame, than those
Of middle size. They are clumsy, and can
not fill themselves so quick
Oyergrown animals, Of all descriptions, are
less useful in most kinds Of business, and less
hardy than those of smaller size. If theory
i 10 be resortcd to in order to determine such
questions, we suggest to the lovers Of over
grown animals, the following: The largest OF
anv class Is an unnatural growth. They have
risen above the usual mark, and it costs more
10 keep them in that position. than 1t would
were they more on a level with their species.
Follow nature" is a rule not 70 be for
rotten by farmers. Large men are not the
best for business. Large cows are not the
best for milk. Large oxen are not the best
for travelling. Large hogs are not the hogs
that fatten best, and large hens are not the
hens to lay eggs.
Extremes are 10 be avoided. We want
we'll formed animals, rather than such as have
large bones. Odd as it may seem to the the
orist, short legged animals invariably prove
to be better travellers than any. Short leg
ged soldiers are better on a march, and the
Officers say they endure hardships longer than
those Of longer limbs
On chosing horse, take care by all means
that his hind legs are short. If they arc
long. and split apart like pair Of dlylders
never inquire the price Of the horse,dealer
run for your life, and make no offer lest you
be taken up.
Horses that are snug built are not always
fast travellers. 1t is no easy matter to selec
4 horse that is perfect in in all points. Snu;
and tough horses are not fast on the ROAD
The fastest trotters are not always made 10
very hard service. Soil Of tle South.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

nr"I entered log school-house once,
where a .Debatin' Society was holding forth
upon the question, If man saw his wife and
mother in the water drowning which should
he help out first! The question was consid-
cred with animation upon both sides for a
while. when 'backwardness' began to mani
fest itself. The president desired debaters,
ff they had anything TO say, to continue on.
After a pause, a peaked looking man in the
hack part Of the house, got up and said, with
considerable difidence and embarrassment
Mr.. President: | think if man saw hI'
mother and wife in the water drowning he
ought to help his mother out first: because
YOU see, if his wife did get drowned, he could
oct another one, but be could not get another
mother not easyr This settled the question
and the yerdics accordiDgly.-haickerb0ct
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

LoGrc.-A man who was up to a thing or
two, once offered to bet that he could prove
that This Sieie Of the river was the other side.
His challenge was soon accepted, and bet OF
ten dollars made when, pointing to the OPP
poste shore Of the river, he shrewdly
asked
as not that one side Of the river p
"Yes," was the immediate answer.
Agreed" said tue man "and is not this
the other side 2"
Yes said the other.
"Then," said the man, "pay me my ten
dollars, for by your own confession | have
proved that this side Of the river is the
other side"
The dumb-founded antagonist, overcome
BY this profound logic, Immediately paid the
money.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

Ak AUCTIoNEER CAUGHT AT HIS OWN GAME.
Smith, the auctioneer, is a popular man, a
wit and a gentleman. No person is offended
at what he says, and many hearty laugh he
has provoked by his humorous sayings. lie
was recently engaged at a sale Of venerable
household furniture, and had Knocked down
sundry lots Of kitchen furniture, and fixins.
lie had just got to "going, going. and halt
and a half-goingm when he saw a smiling
countenance, upon agricultural shoulders,
winking at him. A wink is always as good
as a nod to a blind horse, or keen sighted
auctioner, so Smith winked, and the man
winked, and they kept winking and Smith
kept "going going, going" with lot o
glassware, stove-pipes, carpets pots and per-
fumery, and finally the lot was knocked down
To-a-who % said Smith, gazing at
the smiling stranger.
"Who p "Goddee ?" said the stranger
I" / dunno who"
Why, you, sir, said Smith.
"Sho! me-"
Yes yes" said Smith, you bid on the
lot"
me? I'll be gOlled darned if did" in
sisted the stranger.
Why. didn't you wink, and keep wink
ing ?" said the auctoneer.
"Winkin' Well did-so did you winl
at me. [ thought you were winkin' as mucl
as to say, keep dark, III stick somebody o.
that lot Of stuff: and l winked, as much a
to say-TU be golI darHcd If yo~ DON
/ s,tsegor ~
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

ErrEcrs OF GuANo.-A yankee lad whose
father was farmer, went into barn tc
play short time ago, and being detained q
prisoner by thunder storm, he fell asleep
en- a bag Of guano. The old gentleman
when the storm was over. went into the farm
ward to look after his son, and met giant
eight feet high, coming out Of the barn.
Halo who are you :" he cried, "ha'
are you doing here ?" 49,,
"Why, fltRer squcaked The Goliah, its
me don't you know Tommy
"You = the astonished parent exclaimed
"why, why, Tom, how on earth did you ge'
stretched out 50 long in so short tune
why, father" replied tho boy looking
down upon the gaping old man, slept up
on them bags Of guano you put IN the barn
and that and the lightning together has done
the business =
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

The DRuNKARD's CHARAcTER.-From n
volume Of pamphlets, lettcred Miscellaneous
sheets, presented by George Ill to the Brit
ish Museum, was taken the following - A
drunkard is the annoyance Of modesty. tho
trouble Of civility the spoil Of wealth tho
distraction Of reason. lie is only the Brew
er's agent, the tavern and ale.house benefacteri
the beggars companion and constant trouble.
He is his wife's woe his own shame. lie il
tub Of swill, spirit Of sleep, picture Of .
beast, and monster Of man.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

AcTIoN AND REACTION operate
in two ways-if good they are defence if
poor an offence.
Many a farmer, BY too sparingly seeding
his new meadows, has to cede his whole farm.
Every farmer should see daily every ami
he has, and inspect its condition. Weekly
visits, as with some, soon result in aceakLy
animals
The man who provides well sheltered cotes
for his sheep in winter, will soon find plenty
of c0uts for his own back.
A good house wife should be equally famil.
liar with -four garden and -four barrel and
though her lesson should be to lessen expense,
vet the scent Of fine rose should not be less
valued than cent in the till. Ii her husband
is skillful sower Of grain, she is equally
skillful as a sewer Of garments; he keeps his
hoes bright by use she keeps the hose OF
whole family in order Aibaay CuiticatOr.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

AMEN.-A village parish clerk, who EN-
ployed grammarian to teach his daughter
the syntax Of her native tongue, heard hin
with much surprise define the use Of the arti
eles a. an and the. "You cannot place a
the singular article, before plural nouns nc
one can say houses, horSes, d
" Hold, there :" said the parish clerk
must contradict you in that. Don't q
Church, every Sunday, say amen !-an'
the Prayer-Book knows better than you"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

FEBRUARY.-Give no bills in which Feb
ruary is included, in respect Of it being SO
short. Never pull your shirt collars 50 high
a to run the risk Of being hanged BY the
ears. A bad month for hanging yourself
put it off. Eat as much as you can. Ii any
body make you a handsome present. take IT.
and fear not. One Of your friends will cut
himself shaung-seek not to know wnlcn
pry not into the secrets Of destiny.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

~ Strikes are all the rage nowadays.
Tho s,y;ckcD deer was called upon to rest in
the bosom of,-but never mind that, just now
There arc many strikes on hand. The me-
chanics arc striking for higher wages but az
ter all no one has yet informed the world who
struck Billy Patterson.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

RZThe Baltimore Patriot states the total
loss 70 China and gain to Great Britain, Of
silver. from the opium trade, S526, ,966, ,OOO /;
$40 $50 800 have been annually drained from
China for this poison during the last hall cen
tury. The remaining S39S, ,O34OUO Of aecu-
mulated silver in China will, according 70
the Patriot be exported therefrom IN less
than twenty years.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

A PRFcIoUs RELIc.--In his remarks at
the dedication Of the Dana Hill School-house.
in Cambridge. Geo. Livermore, Esq, said
he had in bis possession. within week, an
old worn school-bool, bearing the name Of
the boy who used it more than century
ago. 1t was not larger than Colburns .
Arithmetic, nor half as good-looking book ;
yet an offer Of fifty dollars had been received
for it. aud one hundred dollars could not buy
il. II was Geo. Wsshington's Grammar,
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

CorroN IN AFRIci. Thirty varieties OF
cotton have been found growing spontaneous
ly IN Africa A missionary says he has
stood erect under the branches Of a cotton
tree in Goulah village, so heavily laden
with bolls that it was prophed up with
forked sticks to prevent it from breaking
under its own weight The cotton was equal
to that Of any country. The natives manu-
facture cotton goods eztensivsly.--Scisntyfc
American.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

~ The venerable DIR. Lyman Beecher,
in recent sermon at Boston, said that "
preachers ideas should staud out like rabbits ;
ears, 50 that the people could grab hold oi
them-hold on to them, and get something
for their pains.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

HsGG's TALES" /" Are you fond o.
Hogg's Tales ?" said a rather verdant lady
% a shepherd. Yes-likes 'em roasted,
wi' salt on them," was the response No
hut / mean, have you read Hogg's tales =
q Noa." said the pumpkin, "our hogs are all
white or black doant think there's red
one among EN-"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

4 YExERALE INDIAN CHIEF.-John Skin
OBrien, the Indian Chief 100 years Of age,
visited the House Of Industry in Philadelphia,
on the 18th ult., with his wife and five Of his
youngest children lie was born in Massa-
ehusetts, in the Oneida tribe of Indians
Ills mother was the daughter Of a chief Of the
tribe his father an Irishman. At the age Of
II years, he was sent to Europe to be educa-
ted as a physician, where be remained until
- years Of age. lie was in Paris when La
fayette was preparing to join in the Revolu-
tion. and there formed the determination to
return and engage in its struggles. lie
Joined the eastern division Of the army under
Gen. Washington, and acted a. Surgeon )
mate under DR.. Comstock. lie was engaged
IN nearly all the battles Of that eyentful Pc
riod: received two wounds from balls and
one from a bayonet, in the chest. In the war
Of 1912, he again joined the army; comman-
ded company Of sharpshooters under Wilks,
Pike, and Brown. lie is the father Of
thirty-one children, all living he having his
third wife. His intellect is good and unim.
pared; stands over six feet in height, and
is very athletic.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

How TO PLEASE YOUR FRIENDs.-Uo ~
California; stay there twenty years WORK
hard; get money; save IL come noune
bring with YOU load Of wealth and disease !;
visit your friends; make will provide for
them all; then die, what prudent, kind
hearted. generous soul you will be.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

rIn Australia, if one Of the diggers
enters a bakers shop to purchase wedding
cake. which costs forty dollars, be throws
down fifty dollar BILL and takes handful Of
doughnuts in change. It's something TO be
baker out there,
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

REsIpENoEs OF DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS.
The National Inselligencer states that the
Secretaries Of State, Of War, and the Post
master General either have already made, or
certainly intend making their residence IN
Georgetown.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

-Wbo finds all the umbrellas that every
body loses? Every man we meet loses tne
umbrellas be buys, but we have never got
acquainted with the man that hnds mem.
Can any one answer the question before inc
next rain
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-04-20

First insertion, per square ten lines orless, 81 00
Every subsequent insertion 80
ny- Liberal deductions made on yearly adver-
tisemnnts.
NJ Revelle is published every Wednesday.
No paper discontinued until paid for.
NJ Post Masters are requested to act as agents
or the Reyeille.~E0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
d"2>-y B"ts"rn Liberty street and Maiden I.anr,
VIZ NV N0Itk ND ILLIlti.n.lI. IAIIEn

- 5hS NH "TfhnnRSaIlr ships t,srS>
fA'lfc Captain Nyr; BALTIC, Captain Cnn,t.L .tsa<k
hphAiic Contamination, ARCTIC Captain ,iI.
been
every has been taken in their IN
E's 4" "tsu'" strength ani speed
"I pass ng"r ~" unril,l't tr their
ft''" e" pasa"" FROM New York h iV" lhiu tl2t
n s''"l, do" 10 ENu,iv- sat.r-.
I'"hi ihN"ri-"i L. New SOTk, Iai
hhs~p-tt"h"sl strrs-n attached t. each ship.
k"icrth - until paid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
NHIsIC-rIANns ANn MrInnEnNs md

NaISH-rIANos NNp MrIOpEoNs HORACE WATERS
w wv hrcHdw1y, N.u Nort, tr rutI.u- aud
f'rtc ~ lhlshurt Nysall ihc popular amt new conn.
positions Amcrrtn 1ui F1rcs1u ~ a me celebrated AuthBrs
lf.f Nh0ffft..s 1uI .f H. daurtH
Paris London Nv Work. the best assteI ami ~
.'i'r cat'lorurs boo America, Wholesale retail rtxu
,"t 6uh' Co.. fi1no fories with Circular Scales and
Nf1c franrs ~ and rneI,us tome than
any others manufactured Eu.r Cottaec Pianos fr a
r'"nns Sih' N superior o. any use hrur tuned she
cIfl temperament. NfUiH's uurvalied NHaaf
Instruments ~ ~ ks Dealers Teachers aud su
Piled at thc lowest Vrirss.
WORNCE WATERS $50 nroadsay
Thr only Agent for Y GiItrft a Co.'S Pianos
y " m extensive f'fHas aiuavs
hand ~ rrrst bargains prices go tiao Ji,i uhins
i tftro aui uut hrinF tte g. risf Voc Iuf
having nnc insrumcni sent o. hcw that wcacnrc al
ptrsou fur f'rif and grHHr.
r GursEr Co. '|irr fis of yAfn prf4f rl
trrf srttd o. slap h4 rHil, 90 lal-fr J,ss a1v
-''. ''''s reiG-9m
10 RnIs GENUINE PEACH BRANDY for ,aic.
- "c5 JAS. WINSTON.
Goop OLD BACON sIDEs, ate cents, for ,sls
~ ocS JAS. WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

No l
the parties.
tH advertisement copy specified mum
be, Of Insertions, ~i be
essct.d accordingly
Sw RrouL,E avoid
on the at the Annual pIO.T state
~ that h" p0v,i'gcs "ly extended t' thew immediate L,nss
Real Estate, Legal all other
additional charge, aud no variation.
ftr~ Agents To b.
a. such discounts shall be- agreed
booksellers
engaging with tt- privilege change
smonnt agreed upon as The standing ul" uncr the contract
ali exceeding such amsin to be charged the
Advertisements inserted In the
Of I0 lines an
- Y =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
NEW YORK ADyHRTIsnmpyrs.l

IuNHE LAR0ksT SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HoUsE IN
a. S.W f0kk.Thos g. sIEhRNs. importer and jobSer OF
Tune granted by adding interest, IG2 broadway. YORK
has no" In store and u daily receiving Offering
lowest prices, complete
cling all the Var"ns styles designs,
fay SkF, Mafcytu's. f"renees Siaxis Triminrs,
ns Iin.a and satin Ribbons pr's' Trimmings "i all kinds,
fr'nch ard English CRAPS Grape Lissr~ Cravats
r-s. Gloves Of an kinl- Ms Earsrrs Ir.s wb.
U''sls, lluaiTTy, L.. q. Iiandl. rht.ls, A..
III" under Eu'd gt-- Merchant.
aud West, r h"rt ir the cts, rai aud
nc his st-k bef"i" Purchasing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

W. fErTtNGILL a 90, W. fs2 Nassau street New
N"rh aud 80 state Io-iou. have made such ,-,r-.
WIN ih' best ani most widely circulated Journals Che
United s''is' anil C1rl t'1t they enabled r t1tte cave
ing NJ time and rvT.asr r Advertiser. who Do u.1rss
through them 1hsy select fs beet papers, and Advertise con-
'ruu'y a 90" very lowest prices always ts,r ths interest
' -ir customers Merchants are invited g. cal, ,,
it'm and salty themselves that these uinr. arcso
sy9-iy-lPl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
n HINntNtI,. tN,.IIsm Am ,,IEnn,,N ,lnII,.,l,
CONF AND FANCY GOODS wiREuorsg

- a
,Fi iii"r'N street, tnca' "r"cnwirh) New York.
Rrhs nn ts%'' r II i1,,", ~ E.'a' cI'l,5y Fsn,
Musical lu-trm,uts. g. s., - '''''''''
Possessing unc,d ,lvlutarr' from our connection, With
"ur ''"'A 'N lnt" 'ni ci"'' h1y"r- m1i-ly
4 ,oMr,H,rI,T rInoIoGY on,lne, Of Csur,,ar,,
,'nrr upon Illn,gni rrn riss. h,irf iDr, ~ n,
ruis. i,"l, ~ mo. Siq:. VIC
w. do rot rsmea have question. or hlarary
irai"d wd m"rr ABILITY n t,r i,n t,y
ir ,'a,,, 10 ih 'auu' 10y I Nrrc. vhu ip. n.
.ei anr.nt ,ni pi,rn hort' ii rri. Of rg
lui every Other slurfr from si + t,.I ,pt t a. ,i
tat h ihgmc a"i thc rir' stores Of learning Thus
mes. "f method which only practicable when nm author IS n
q point co. h,.ame ros,-i of ,,.r ouiiur, without ,.
ror .alrty JAMrs woopuorsr.
tkME wiNc ron,rC0. w,i.,sJi,t rs,rrs,itr.rS Sar'r
1ur ra5,o in ihs ,',y " f1, beside. q. s,
.hratad brands.
gGm.,,, Arr' arav,y. o.n
neosct's ,lsirated rsyio,r
Jln,. rborl,' rlI,s,6. q A smin'. choice irsri.. be-
,,, I % r ' beet boz ",s " o." which rSyr s m c6
- IHsFHN LtNI'~ v.ry suitlis. f,r ts Chamber ,r sit
= s 5g y, sh ~, ,I-os 3, 60 E,' ami "r apparatus aao
I'P2G, sAIr rHly ,rrY mlu. ag.l Nssr. rora. Who
ori5 ~ w1Iistrs,t
Nov. . yoyH rrN TO ANY GrvrlNr u,v,vA seaAns
i
N,tFN k.rtIHs iau.u uutfimtnta
$3.50 W nuIand gl.HO d.
9t.n0n u ttgtura a0Uu tas Trgs Ntrias
Nu,ron la Tres Flrrar | inlnn sivers
1O.nrn ~ 81. 9ntfp Nreys Frpr..sa
Please ra them anil nudge Tor veursafyss irst re-
ceivsj ani for sale fr-gsI JAS WINSTON
- onGfNT NAkuEs ~ TOtfFr CAsFS.A brlurnnf artistic
IL f1r gentlemen, for sar ~ &. j. SiNrON co.
uol2 Siru uf she Circular Saw, 90 Man e.
n NntIp-' ttOrH ttONh~.wr have now ou hand Cloth
Co1ss Of nearly au thc coior made in - styes
nol6 G. HAETWEtL a co
lh IIlns. sinFS, fr sale.
nv nos jas WINSTON
ENENDERs Ncwc tfy call the attention fllousr.
~ Keepers assortutut Of
nrass, Pierced lud Wire Frnirrs
finc Polished and Urtss Head Hrs tv1ns
Coal Unls nuI Ctrlcr Shrsrs
| hrunnrd Fifr Rom sfauts. Pirt C4
Al of which shall b. sold = small advance
p. 7. MOORF & CO.
| nolt importers ~ Hardware, sc Main street
tAMPHNE AND BURNING TLUIp, of hest quality f,r sale
~ BY ruRCEii, LApp CO, Druggists,
nolo W Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT.

MD NEWLY EDITION OF
- SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS, To wuICIi HAS
Bkks ADDED ANCIENT GfoGRAPiy-Thisw has beer
much enlarged s4Httii-sp VIM
designed IT, critically thoroughly
revised, conform the
1to that of Great Britain ani Ireland March, ISL aud t.
Iai-s that could h.. lin,l nf other saniri.s
IT." acquisition
Of the mineral wealth q" California an a." rstab
hshm"u Of -i"am communication "Ne"n renoi~ parts f the
earth, have greatly Increased aIh,,a tnuvieir~
III" information thus obtained la, n ci'fliy ""l~"l aud
inserted edition
maps "i htirT "ins, hat 4" ai q" t" states
Cstrnit aud T-Nhs, "f the Territories "f Washington
Utah, New M"N,, Nebraska auI the
csni'a America which ha, brn don" f the latest ani hest
authnritirs.
lag" ~ the FsrinE Is also added to aid
suly "f Ancient tr-rriIily
ny s-ys"" 81 Embln and Authorizations, Consisting Of r,
,h''Sis, w-t+, trsiHHi,ts, "nsIui-iy
TIE maps, representing the Grand Gii the
rrnm"" k"lr'u, state ci Sc~ty, Population, Nsvrsii"o A.
ylanrc, aud ~ thus calling ,.rs
"i u h"i aud nl'-s'"ns mad" abll'nr than y
ether whatever
hrsis all THIS I- rendered valuable
c"mI't"i'y ia" addition IT c"mpir" compendium
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY,
which will be found interesting the
t'n'is'i tT' tiH"s this suli',t
Atla-
enlarged, stated s"v". lot also
snd 'nt""siinF stausa Tables ~
"i"f u 10" bound Htin
49, "t questions, rFvtI"S appended
s"I', ~''h viii ' i" 81 ui"u 20 ~" Teacher.
anl sii o. IL" -'hoii bringing hniiy au
mind IA condensed 'm, the sulect he
has
additions will greatly enh,nrc the Va,
rartt' much valuable of N" pupil L.. saved aud
great al"r on the rart "f the trarl,'r avot,l',.
Smiths s"Tir sui biography r,ISsts"f
SHnu'i rEiu,ET .......... ~
Sstru'l
An rur un~H'rhV Au,s NrNriosrD 80. iou
f"r safe N hks-l~rs generally throughout the United
Coum'ti"s Teachers others engaged
cation, will De- supplied with
by DANlEi. BuHGtSs CO,
- VIZ 7 aim -tf. n N..rl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
IROI1,SAD ii IN, OF SIJLfN,,-

Ff 'Fht "T % ITIWNlD x. CuIIlNr,
stt.et rev YurL. IEOwh, SmIrIIY CO. IiyrrpnI. = e.
ROhIIttS 60 ~ Kings Arms Yari London; JoS NNnt
90" 20 RE-" N"ir" Dnuu dos Nr"irs, rar,s, GEo. DRA
rkE IIayr". " '
The Owner" n these ships will not he accountable gol svr
hhli"i y"wry, stru--,
aiug therefor, ,srrsssI
t..f-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05

a DAMS - COs New Work yIr.inIa North nr nr,Inn
steamship E'Prr, nird Mail Srnrr. Itun-
obr Jan''-1Wn, If4I.syJ J.i,s
bngg g., DC rciyinr effected with the e.
special k'Prr- rr'r- that route, prepared
% receive aud forward and from
packages Of description dispatch at
cef rdfes. ~ " 1900
Our Express will leave every wsdn-Ily and s,t
day splendid steamers kuAsugs alternately
Goods will be received Onc- until
ball past O'clock r. NJ, "n the day of sailing.
Merchants aud others ordering
quested To order tdans
Our inland Espress N-u YORK and
Richmond day charg of special good.
marked the inland rouir,
sr Express ADAMS a CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
ROE LOCKWOOD n NON.
BoOKSELLEES, PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS
or
French, Spanish aud Italian Books,

a. III BSafiirIv, N,.l. lart.
AH.E NND NTTH N-TIyE srotI, op may ,non.
- = - WILSON co, Importers mud JoLlrr- of DIIS
tuVn~ No W 'oufitHUdt street the
Nrrtn Uotrl-l ana Nns - and 20 IprN
invite the attention ~ WHOLESALE ~ YFI;s ~ trir ,rry l
e" tai', which - lrt complete
y"ar y r 'dl"n "i ~ ' styles tt ,c com.
'iihlN ufNtrtF So trrs tui ftck,ts
nruls devoted exclusively o. tr sale n Cloths
nrs 'ai"rs frimminrs, white Gois Hosiery u.ss un DE-
Nh"ls, Nahktr Nnii"uf, bnu'st &C. A..
played "g hnrS ol frn su'unr Msrrnars inI Corros nf
ughs twns, Ntrtrrs, Ulbck and other sttrIr s Mrrin
nli'irN Ntrts trd The Other
ny 10 ~" DIV go ~ TKAbE arens Tor The All, of
"hnyles Rnyai Patent SSansl wu SruiDr cot lu"
MrmNlr the attention of the sips,st buyers or cash
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-05
NNLENrINEs FOR Isl

'H0nF AMERICAN VALENTINE co. y. Y. ru1s rsrrr 81
mr vNrNriNts kNp v,irVtivF sTtrinvrEy M '' , rs
''n season hctler. write m
% lh ~ 'It.i itAE cDuttiuIU. 800 rlffi.u'trs.
~, '''" ,'i. utI..r WH"r lN.rtyiVs. anil lf other
A.i. "I lN.'''1VD anil Mr. T.r W..K ~ GrVrr,
NlI'., riius rWrgr.
81 N1fslu street NJ Nurs