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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

AsrSpx TO GrN Scorr-TAe New York Herald with
all ia Democratic sympsthes in article reviewing the
Of the present Administration which it lsbored 80
zcaousy elevate power thus acknowledges its
in the late Presidential election;
This is the result OF the Presidential and c.cc
ton Of $50 sorrowfu thing il is for all Of us 10 look
back upon the tolls, the cEerons, the iedrs the proud
hopes and cNultaors Of that exciting period, and TO
fleet that this l. all the fruit they have borne To think
that when gallant old Gen Scotwhosc name Is coupled
with almost every victory that has shed lusre our
tiona hose reputation colder is not cNcecd
by any OF the greatest captains Of Europe-who'e hon
csy aud integrity have never been suited by s"gle
breath Of suspicOn-Nhcn this Noble veteran came be
fore us and asked US for voieto think that
fused IT, spite OF personal feelings solely through the
fear Of what has really happened since! For Is well
that Gen Pierce rccollcct it. had not been for these
killing suspicious Of lukevaunueS he slavery question
which hung round Gen Scott the present incumbent Of
the highest office in this country would never have LEFT
Concord Personally, there u no reason TO doub, that
Gen Scott would have filed the Presidential chair with
much credit any Of recent ruler; and there
nothing in all his past life, with the single exception OF
his supposed affinity for SewardSm that could have in
disposed the masses against him. Had itnot beea for
that single lamung spot Gen - ut would almost with
u doubt have been Presjdcu; to-day. That bcis.
enough, however toesoy his chances utterly from
end of tho Union the other; and the people hrm
rolyug the history and solemn pledges of General
Pierce and rightly po.tponinc all private and personal
feelings the higher considerations OF the national well
fare voted almost unanimously in his favor. Had ANY
prophet at that day come forward and iorctHd that
twelve months afterwards the government to be iHaugu-
rated 10y that would be found scduousy acting the
principles which had ruined General Scott and percve
ringy Ostracising friends Of the Union make for
traitors and dsunionists Of every shade he could
have collected hearers and would have passed r
mailman
1.-The prcsage would have true, however and it il
TO all OF a matter of shame aud
see how widely We were mistaken Meanwhile, must
prepare for the A!rendy has the administration
succeeded in breaking up all the existing party ties,
trey demcrazny ths faction that placed in power and
spreading wide aud general feeling Of disgust among the
people The Effects Of treason in the government Si
stay here. We shall see by the elections of next month
ho~ lar they have succeeded ia SCATTERING az tie old pc
ltica organic itions Should the mischief done be
believe, it would not surprise TO hear OF
preparatory movement to bring forward Gen. Scott at
the election, in order repair the wrong that
done him at the last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

Fisher, the who shot Dr. Waring Tsppahaunock,
without provoclon j. still in the custody the proper
authorities Tue Indignation, though strong has been
pressed, that Is probable Lynch Law will be
ercssi. We understand that just being is
tor the commila OF Fisher of his threats
the time lie fired the Doctor. After receiving the
shot, DR.. Waring drove town. where lie survived
four hours.-FfeL Hsrrd oct. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

SAVING FIRE WOoD By SrEAN.-T,yo Young men Of our
city have constructed a boiler and steam engine on the
principle Of the fire engine, which they can
wheel about from part Of the city the other and
when they receive job wood raise steam in
tre and in halt hour cord OF wood in one or Two
pieces may be desired. The whole machinery does
weigh five hundred pounds and be regarded
as a neat improvement and saving Of much manual la
Dor Cincinnati GI-sfS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

~ The health Of New Orleans continues to improve
gradually Daring the week ending at six o'clock on the
morning Of the 9Th inst the number Of deaths in the
city reported officially be 49, Of which 80 were
by yellow fever, 30 by other Diseases and II by diseases
not stated hut appears that the intermcnts in four
the cemeteries for day included in the
total The commercial Bulletin says that the deaths
from yellow fever all told, during the week did not eI
coed forty and many Of the occurring we're among
those arriving sick from infected points in the interior on
the river along the coast business was every DAY
reyiyng, aud New Orleans beginning TO reassune its
wOuted lively aspect.-U $ GdscUe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27
TRiENYIAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

lluUsE DEPuTiEs-FoURrEESTH DAY.
report presented by the Committee General
Theology Semnares, relating the legacy ot 100000
bcquesthei by the late Mr. hohne of South Carolina for
the euiosumcut Of Theology Seminary ia that Diocese
The legacy the subject of a suit in toe Unitcd States
Circuit Court 1.-The Committee having all The facts
in their possession uded incNpcdient g,ate
subject. Tho s, of Trustees for tho General The
illogical Seminary then reported and approved,
minated by the several diaceses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

DEAm TW SLEErIyG MAN.-COrnelius Vroomln
died nj his brOtsr- residence, in Claksor. Monday,
the 18th inst While exhibition in New York he
taken sick which seemed induce a wakeful state for
short period aud then stupd condition. with intervals Of
wabcfgucss Until he brought home the llth IIe
talked very luc inquiring after his mother, who had
beBu dead two year, his father and his brothers, whom
lie seemed partially TO recognize. He complained Of
great internal heat and OF his throat and stomach
ON the morning Of the day Of his death he called for food
AID ate hearty meal ami from that time seemed be in
pas until about o'clock T. s. when he died without
struggle His age vas thiTty.fuur year5.-ROrhester
DaHOsrIf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

LOUISVILLE MARKET, Oct. Iath--Tobacco-Th
market has bccu firm during The week with light receipts
and but few buyers IN the market The deficiency ihii
n the receipts compared with last about g.
300 hhds The sales on Thursday aud Friday we're 90
bids ~ prices ranging from o. 10 T. including hid
tobacco, the FIRST Of the season. at ss Sales Saur
LAY Of % bids NJ prices ranging from so TO h. ~ Ia
quality The sales Monday a. the warehouses ~
since Of 90 bids At prices varying from So to 1876
Manufactured TObaccO-Pficcs continue htm, with
aaes Of common buJs at l2als cents sales Of fair ia
choice AZ gOa5uc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27
RICHVOYD l1RHETS OcTonru .

TOBACCOcur market has been without change late.
y. Breaks small and receipts light We quote Common Lugs
t5 % 1850 Good, 81 u 81 Common Leaf 8 $3.50,
and Pine Shipping go to tG, Good Manufacturing W. to 3d.
fine 90 ss0
WHEArwc have change n report this article since our
last White Of good quality Is selling At -. aud RID tilo
HESTER A WHITE Com Msr,b,pts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

The CoTroN CRoP oT rnE UNIrEa SrArEs-TuE PRESENT
TuE FUruEE.-Aecording to article 10y DR.. Danel
Lee, published in the Agricultural Department OF the
Patent Report for $50 and So this time the average
crop of cotton in the United States is estimated at 5000
OOU Of bales 400 pounds each. In lS2l the export
only l2i S9S 600 pounds, while in lSi9, it had iii
creased O96 COZ 900 pounds. These figures show
advance OF more than $40 per ceu in twenty eight years
and the prospect IT, that the demand will equal IT does
not exceed tie supply many years TO come Hence
the production Of this article Is destined to Increase much
faster than the population; for civilization aid com
extend, the number that viii cotton fab
RIGS and the annual consumption Of each person by
OF lis productive power will extend in still
greater rliiO. IL other words the tha IL
creased foreign demand Than 500 per cent, in .
years will augment the amount now imported, 500 per
cent in the quarter OF century. DR.. Lee thinks
hat have the land and climate desirable for the
annual growth Of COO 200 Of bales, and that shall
probably have thc labor aud capital needed for the
monica production Of such crops. 4; haH a bale per
acre, only 5000 O"u OF acres would BE- pute realize
the crop naued while the four States oil Georgia, AlaOa-
mo, Mississippi and Texas contain iour times number
OF acres o! choice cotton lauGS-I'AiL Ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

CiEerr CouKr oT Rcnhosp YESTERDAY -Bcfore
J~d9s hsrsdi-Ths Court occupied the entirS day
with the seeoud forgery against Edwin Cooke
Mr. A. J. Crane addressed the Jury for tho defence
an able speech Of three hours and followed by Mr. Au
gust, who occupied nearly the time. in speech Of
much ability and force Mr.. Hancock also addressed tho
Jury for the defence.
The case Was given to the Jury about o'clock
T. NJ and up to the hour OF adjournment few minutes
before I, no verdict agreed upon.
They conducted to a Hotel in charge Of the
Sheriff.
The Jury in the first still continue In durauce will,
as little prospect Of unanimity in the beginning
CiRcrTr CouRr HESRIco-JHiye Cioptoa presi
d"g-There criminal business transacted In this
Court yesterday Cases of this character will be taken
up tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

sH MISS H. REID has recently opened Fancy and Mini.
Establishment, at No. 2l above Banks
TO be greatly attracting the fashion and the city
country and delighted at her know
we'll. aud esteem her worthy lady We long
gsrded her Of the most sku tasteful OF
gagged In the Millinery business In city. city country
dealers became well acquainted with her whilst
Mrs O. vgnl need only that engaged
bu.Lne.s her induce them seek
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

Tux FAxiR oF silva presents extraordinary attraction
night at Odd Fellows Hall In addition to his own won
dcriul fea,s. the Champion Dancer Mr. Pete Lane will
appear n his unparalleled Dances Mr. q. W. Kendall the
Yankee Comedian, and the Faks Buresque "Ethiopisn
Opera Troupe" will delight and crafty the audience with
their delightful songs, DUETS, sce melodies operate
ehoruses; concluding with the laughable farce OF the
Yankee Pedlar." Jonathan Slick, Mr.. q. w kendall
Tickets OF admission to the whole e5 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

~ D'iend NoiierAta meeting of The President AMI NJ
rs.to' oi h' Richmond Ys-iect,burg and Potomac
Company, on The fli dsy 81 october, 1853.
hc7rr' That dv.dgrd ~ ~ pgr Gem out y The proh o'
hr Company IN mlut'f, ending 3n September
esre payable ~ the sorkhosrf their sr, representative
90 r. The Erst ext.
"cls e. Vs. hACMuKDO, r.. RE AP. n O..
tU- Auetiou sale ~ Groc-'ir- Sc, this uorning,by
o~2G.t DAVENPORT ALLFN & 90. Anets.
6ttANU- No. Peruvian iOtsaeb b. D. H-sKINKER.
~ 0r2I Cary Firsst
u on D. w. sEfsKgR, Cay street.
NTOODS v g. EOE AND GROSS HERRlsGs -For sale ~
w otN y. ". HKtNKER, Cary street
n OAP, CRUSHED POWDERED AND COFFEE SUGARS, from
~ Philadelphia ADD New York. F9r saiehy
DAVENPORT. ALLEN a 90.
WDAELOR CLOCRswe have very ssgant patterns of
Hronss, En Day and ~ hour Clock, inad with Pearl
so, Marble and Fsnoh BfonEed, u days az saanied good Tine
keepers for faieby BULKLEY CO.
ocgf l8i Main street
ftHgA iarge elegant variety China
~ Oass Vases from ti2 go Tor sale i8
Main street. lpczfl BULkLEY co.
WATAN LEATHER-The subscribers have IN store go ldes
w Wax Upper Leather, which they su se reasonabs
terms QUARLEH BROOKS.
oo2T No 70 Pearl street.
SsOLAH OH-7O,o gallons u prime Solar Oh, %, s,ls ~
- OcU DOW CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

u lRREGuLRlrY W THE MAILs-Thc irrerularity
and disorder 10 the mails has been subject Of great in
convenience to ~ Of late. We seldom get our es.
changes regularly, aud arc often without ull ma for
several days 10 succession Our contemporaries. We sec,
are subject TO IKE Inconvenience and complain greatly
{" H. we are constantly receiving letters from our SUBJ
s0"oe''' stating that our paper does not regularly
70 'ne" a. formerly di, aud asking the cause. u BE-
A''e' Of no small consequence 10 u and appear 70 be-
one OF general complaint. What IL the matter Can
nothing he done to remedy ity win mo-, our nov p,.,
master General aud his appontee, look Iit,,s mora ,Ge
the public Interests in the discharge u their duGe The
grievance IL becoming nsuSerabc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27
ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
III. - %

fhe wig"
both sides the will he
a pnS standing, ought to be known
departed Obituary exceeding
ines cha or A. A. vert
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

sioNUcssr.-Tbc Alexandria Standard ir ,rgo,,..,..
the remevalof Judge Bronson uses t,s ,l,,,ir, .,s
cant language
IL will be seen from the above that jude, H-,,r. l
PAD the penalty which regard for tie cny.,.t,,.
rights OF ihe south s apt day 10 incur l., , %
posed .nmlnal De Northern OF Southern maa W,
hsue.T ' ' ''A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

ETTEcrs or 4 TioHr MosrY M,rrtr.-Tbe "p,v u.,l.
thus notices peculiar feature Of bc present gb, y.y
market
The pressure 10 The money market has BROUGHT I,ryo
number Of fancy horses into The market Tor sale Young
merchants and brokcr whose purses have been dcpIeed
BY che All Of stocks and other causc have suddenly d
covered chat ey have enough 20 take care Of their s
neaa their notes sud themsolvc without attending In
trotting horses. Their nags therefore are Tor sale
Thea sgain feed has rfE the stable keepers have pt M
their price q keeping" from tl5 10 ego month ,bs
takes che sarch out 81 the still ouos add they backed
dovn." Who'll boy horse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

tEw We requested 10 remind the Presidents Of IN a
various Turnpike Companies In the State. Of the mpor
san's Of forwarding their aaaHB rB0rr TO tie Board
Pebble Works a. roon a. practicable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

Ay0rHgn SrEtvao41 hss been sunk a. the Grand Toy
CT, 1n itc Ns'tipr river. She was lrsi ca4. boat
called 'ne be0rgst0yn and 'rczhtri with gps5 bar
role % h1.r lUI cis ofbHcDn, 20 bogriIs Of tosacrO
hl bauc oi rofy 600 sacks Of corn 80 barrels Of OIL
-1 bales oi hemp 900 coils of rope goo alrka Of p.a5
700 barrels ri apple horse. mule 20 head Of rat
-t Hn1 10 ah0l The boat hos cBrecnej her de
b. broken 200 too piece aud Wi prove total lo-4 The
n.'E load viii bn a1yci u damaged condition Due ai 10
te hold with tle exception u tight barrcs I'LL be- In.
JIr'd W 10 only lev dog $50 that wo noticed another
disastrous steamboat sinking Ibis same place. 4. s.
EIy,rs
BiT7 THsotogfcu srpIs,nY bas j1st been opened
~ Furmolnf. near Cincinnati, gothic cIif-e hav.
inZ been erected or BE- alta oDs Of f25OJ D. b. ocaad
on ' summit OF one ~ Tho ijghc.t bills n tic yi.aity
Of tic city, and boo ii view Of Cincinnati COvrgtgu and
newport Tuition BE- free 20 candidate iDr ne ministry
an1 % approved applicants needing assistance on sppro
pfiiyu oi $50 PER arnGu uiu be made ~ che Baptist
Education Society Tho Proes.ors ai qullGeI minis.
tors Of The Go.pel--U
iyrlrEscy Coon Boogs or sliI DsueI Webster
~ friend, religious books Gre not widely circulaeI
among che m1cs 10 this country and the people do Dot
become religion DO n0t know uhat is 10 become u 10
a. nation There j. something i1 this sentence Tor
t1i'm1 rejection on te psr of every patriot and every
Christian. f God and SIS Word ore not i1 y1- nd.i e
devil ell b. anarchy and igfoie degradation and cory
corruption snd difkne. will reign without m CATION and
without end.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

FAr,t RrycOyrEy.-A bloody tragedy, says the Pc
ter-turr VA lu'el.iEcnccr, enacted at DinwiIde
Court iipU-r 0n Monday evening Thomas Lewis bee.
heyirg tIt Lewis had invaded his cOnjugal rights
in ho Of dcuourrrg him therefor when tie lat
Or seizcl bin and scuns eu-ued dlrug which Thomas
fred pistol 10 Edward the ball Of which passed through
biz right lfg and lodged near the back just beneath the
skin having almost perforated biz body The wounded
mau fingered 900 midnight, when lo expired. Court be-.
INK 100 session, Thomas Lewis delivered himself un and
await hia examination. Elrard, W. understand solemn.
" denied 90 h'. diving moments before 40 around him,
chat hc he'd mover committed to offence Which wa i'm
putcd 20 him by bic relative.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

- ENUINE POwHATAN PIPEs-we are agents for the man.
~ nActurer o. these genuine Pipes q which have
eeyt 5OO OF three different
At Low prizes. DOVE a co
octi Sole Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

,orToN NAtNs iOO bal Union Nils, "a.,oI
~ numbers. For sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

k.NiNE DECOHNThD aud Gill ChinA Tea set Va = &c
No liz West Main street. found great variety
sud very low prices, Tea SETS % - 10 a. - and -
pieces also for Silver pisces hne Of Vases
anu PITCHERS. JAS. ID. 49, EVANS,
ocE' No. III West strart
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

VANIiIl BEtNs-2 cases prime large Beans, just
received and for sale by
oc2I DOyr 4 IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

\ ARD. BACON. CODTlsI, NACEEREI.. CHEESE TANSgRs'
o-E DAVENPORT. ALLAN 4 co.
- = BONEs SPERM, ADAMASTtNE AND TALLOW CAN.
u II - DLks-Just received aud Tor sale by
WADE w. WO0LDRtDgE,
ocN 80 door above The city Hotel
OH BAas FfNE OLD JAVA COFFEE
ON chests svTa hne Hunpowder Tea
LUST received and fIr sale ~ WADE w. wOOLDRiDgE.
ocH 81 above the City Hotel
nn BBlA Old BOURBON COUNTY HGuFLAyORED
n ~ Whisky. N do Richardson's No DO
p bhls Hichardton's Oii Faiaiiy Whistcy
~ bbia Tusc whisky Iuu received for sale
~ WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
uclt above Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

a Wo1nIiotisp ~, ~ ~ Vr 1870 PORTE JAMES
[ ~ me last steamer anSIhsI supply OF elegant Iano
stuments ioeh Tor
ey are Of the latest and fashionable hns-and
being oueo at manufacturers render entirely
sary TO . nd North to buy Piano fOrtes.
Also constantly receiving Musle published
- PEitIoIt SMOKING TOuACCo-snO lbs, Armi,t,,I 4
- warSieHs Pine Old SMOKING Tobacco, "Lsnrhoe
Armtstead' brand, for sale by NANCE A GOuCH
oG2I-8t Norm ns.In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

ENGLIsil COACH yARNIsH-iO Of this elegant, Coach
H Narnsh admits more poh than any other var
nish In for rale foc2tI DONE A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

hLD GENUINE soAP-5sO lbs Of this excellent soSp
~ which chaps the soap that Is la
use Tor ladies and children, for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

BNINNER AND sEGVICEs-Iu.t received hlil .np, -
NJ white and dt French China, in Dinner and Tea SETS Also
all for sale low at Nc. liz West Main street, by
&C IN "a rV.Ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

ANgIIFh DoNrr. According 90 an English plpe,. an.
oi'e' Comet b. taking tour through OBJ. Retve5s min
voc scope OF o1r 'Ahy vision lt Wa droye,eI AZ a,
Wa '1bl' 90 thc eve Tho head cqall.ed m triybt,s,
~ The iou'th magnlIs, end the Tell could be- tree
SO'n' ouc degree, u had ppiJ soutbcrv mo,,g1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

u. g Crrov HorsEs-Ttc United States is nov en-
gagged n l1Iing CpstOm liDuaas ~ NaW Orleans Mobile
Charleston Louisville, Cincinnati. Pusfurg Richmond
Noriolk Wilmington. Del, and Bath, Maiuc.
AgfmD'y L,F5-Wh1 would haze thought viz years
1gn uli tha lave ol America would have N be published
n kngsh and Chneae ior general circulation Vet 20
u b. The ninth section Of au act passed. by the Califyr.
MIA Legislature tr The collection a che foreign inors tar
has been printed he Chinese angu1g or The information
q more tiar thirty thousand thneac In the new State
Tong Arhoh Cbiusman cerifes h'' the Translation b.
"iaithilI and good.'-L1ni1, Daiy N0rs
APPLICATION oY EircrmcirY 70 WAELigf Prnposr. -
The discoveries during the past age r relation 10 the pro.
pcrc n elerirsty and the uscs % which IL ct he ap.
Piled have created quite revolution 90 many 81 the ats
md purfu 3D. NJ peace II b. about ~ boz applied to
The purposcs 0f var ~ v stated that dutur the field day
A. Onuu tlo 2Gth AZ which The Enpefors Of Russia
aud Austril we're present. sham Eight a grand scale
Tho siege o he citadel including he application n
tficiy on dee recently approved principles Of gni-
ton and combustion constituted thc most important ~
me ran0uvres which pfaotsed. Vieuna paper
descfibc' three omnibus booking vehicles which were IN
The camp, each containing compile electric telegraph 90.
paratus with continuance for laying insulated wire
aoog o ground by the mere ocornouon Of the vehicle
&c Fre being protected ~ 20 renan unojued by tho
pressure u the heaviest artillery passing over u. BY
hs means orders ~ bc simultaneously conveyed
from he EmpefOfs station and that Of the chief comman.
der % troops a, almost any dsaaoe the Geld Of the
marTgWcs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

HURST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Persons wishing to pur.
chase Pe.s 10 this Church. learn the appca
ZION TO Henry W. Quares, who will exhibit plan
any one desiring TO It, Those who have
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

HDERUvIAN uuANo-GcOO bags No. GuanO daily czr,rte
u for sale from wharf
EnMoND L 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

GODS FOh THE FNltL-Person. nom IN. country
~ log the city during the Fair good an
OF Dry Goods AZ store Is To- be had ,qray
9w Our stock g fresh and desirable Consisting ath
Pain sks Cloth, Velvet CIoaks for ds an kinds
Cloths CasSnercs and NrsunF Ribbons French work aud Ito.
stery, doves Domestic Goods o a kinds.
oc2T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27

NoD LIVER OLA fresh supply Of RuShton CLARK Co's
~ pure Medicinal Cod Liver wed by
ocs' T.. JOHNSTON h BROTHER, druggists,
SfIUAIiON WANTED-A Practical Engineer Machinist
- o the North DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
touth % stationery Engine. Good given Any
information can be had by addressing the subscriber
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-27
ORIGINAL COMPAN

TIL, Or 0f tHdSIE AND EhINfHT PERFORMERS
This Company had acquired considerable
ther the
Consecutive Nihii In the city Konx alone; ,h,y
subsequently, exhibited In the cities Of
New Orleans St Louis Cincinnati PittsburE New Y"L pb
neiphia baltimore and Washington
~ the most respectable and Intelligent citizens elicit
ing unqualified Appreciation and almost
her wonderful
SOoOOO Prt. In llr United - - '
The DOUBLEJ0iNrED DwARf, GAN who ia decd, Jv
me most human curiosity
% 80 inches HIGH and has double his
% and body lie was an especial Avoe Of Emperor
kn wsdge OF the knSsh Language, to
acquire In 'ormaton. >~f's''' w
THE GREAT IMPLEMENT FEAT
BY TIE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL CuISEsy KStrr
world renowned - - 7 @''N
DECAPITAT7OY SCENE,
which must be to be appreciated.
Independently however, dy dex.rou, ad
character OF their FEAT their Exhibitions
~ interesting from the will furnish 20
CORRECT concerning the peculiar
aud customs OF nation whose history more
worthy OF Investigation than people m r world
For particulars, see Bils Of day.
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