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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

CHRISTMAS At PIzzISI's on TUE HUI Being a little
nGustSe as to the extent and variety of the prepare
ons OF our friend Andrew PzIini for the coming Christ
mas and knowing that he is always well prepared for that
holy day period called by few evenings since and
took hasty glance at his extensive supply of things sweet
and rare and beautiful ofcourse they not arranged
as they will he by that glorious when old Santa Claus
hills every stocking that hasn't two holes in it, and inspires
every yearng with the most gorgeous dreams Even in
their confusion. however they beautiful aud magni
cent IN the eHtreme Such candies, fruits preserves
sweet meats and cakes have rarely ever seen O,
and We doubt not that al who read this viii agree with US
in opinion If they will only pay the Nspoean of Confec
TONERS visit Christmas Eve. Indeed were the Fair
TO be held Gu that evening candid and impartial Judges
would eelmpelled award Pzzni premium for almost
every article he exhibits The Christmas cake and Tree
and Bower by the say, would receive double premium.
But have not time to specify the numberless articles
with which he intends delight the public We can oa-
" advise every body go and see AID taste for them
lives.
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A WANING.

Delay not harbor rot In mind that of phi
osoPhy, that diss will get well Of itself that
u with certain medicines dollars Beware how you tam
per with general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths Why We persist In dosing with
the y dusofiHg y1ds dily proncred thereby impair
Ing appetite and Digestion and destroying you mentally
well physically you cured with fc doses plea
mcdcnes9
We rake Of every condition. Why will ye suffer and re-
pine and drag out miserable existence for the sjoy
Hsnttnd even ord7IrV PUyR q If-7 an
noyed anG wish to be restored vror by treatment
At pleasant and eH-ius 'hosli DR. MORRIS Hs
crp1f~ d1 greater than that other
physician Of his dag Many been for years amcd
With disease resulting excess been
restored n health and vigo under his really
should personal Interview be Objectionable your disease
10 vriinT-encose eve dollars address Dr. W. s. HORRIy
through the Post once Nashville Tenn and package mcd
ene' securely put WHIT sent privately and With Dispatch
fu directions thcreuith and no gHctoHs aStci
Persons living ,nce smced With seofnla Oil u
letter, Cancers, Piles Fstuls Ano, Gravel Structures
elects, disease whatsver Of an aggravated
character tc ~ committing DIR MORRIS by
letter, post paid, enclosing Medicines pleasant and
safe, eanbs sent mail 10 pag Of the United states
Particular attention given 20 therstent ffenae complaints
Ladies Who be- aneted With Inequalities, Abus or
Whites, Prolapsus Utsa Failing Of the womb, vel
10 Ley aside ~ false deacy and promptly ihe Docior
ClrSs togrr0HfeJf
9ss oys, I9'g,.9s. once Cedar street, n's, ,' Post
Ohoe. Room, No ~ up stairs oeH-diy
~ DIR. BRAISARD will from Pet,rburr on wsdnss
day morning. and b. eensalisd the Eehsnge Hotel pr
following suiecs is Partial Total Bndness innama
ton; 30, Pain ~ Sight th Par sgtedne Old
Short Near sighted Hours q consultation from
W, and hom toiPN. delo du
81 ~ The season 18th u when hcre always much sick
aong chiren, caused ~ sudden colds msy not BE-
Tor ust mention hat the medicine, ayers Cherry Pecto
rs attracting much u the public notice, f the oiserous
Lang Complaint when used In small dotss u the very
best the occ,ionai family ssmple
less children we'll very paistsble We the
ourseves would recommend rsaderIio agents.
and pet bottle for trial ds9S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAYORS Couu fssrsRnAr-Dsuss AND IspscrSr Is
rns srSksr-Thos Crogan required 70 give hail IN
the sum Of sso to be good behaviour for three month.
Tor being drunk on snd street, aud indecenty exposing
himself on Wednesday last
NsolhNek TO WArcusAS.-Sam a slave. the property
. - Myers was brought up charge Of giving In.
science to James Claytor a white man. who ,.I
him on Monday last for stealing his fish at the market
Caytor stated thato his passing through Theatre Alley.
on wednesday afternoon he met the accused who told
him he s~orc to point blank lilo against him. before the
Mayor on Monday. He made reply, but went on and
on his return to the Of the alley he
sgsn who In the presence of Mr.. Mundn aud some Of
he actors connected with the Theatre repeated his
charge OF hlse swearing against him. lie asked Mr. Nun
din to bear witness ofhis conduct no Intended to have
him before the Mayor Mr. NJ seemed to disregard tho
request aud one Of the who present seemed
rather to urge the negro o. than demonstrate with i'm
about his improper conduct. The negro expressed his
determination to have satisfaction for the punishment
which he (wtness) caused to Do inflicted ON him. lie
observed to tho persons who present that il was
too bad that slave should DO permitted to treat white
man In such way. on his his fish stall a, the
market, after seeing about sh which he expected
by boat one Of his negro boys Informed him tina, the
accused was at his STALL euqurng of the boy where he
(~itness) lived.
About dark, same evening" this negro to his house
while he and Mr. Jones engaged splitting some wood
lie went into his back and told him that he came 10
apologize Tor his insoence that iay n, (witness)
told him TO leave his house The negro refused tbouyb
he commanded him frequently leave. As last resort
he seized piece OF plank aud struck him over the eve
and again on the back OF the head But Il had not the
effect OF causing him to go. lie then called upon Mr.
Jones to assist him in getting him They both brought
hun to the cage and on their way the negro Knocked him
down and would have injured him seriously had not Mr.
Jones come to his assistance. They gave him in charge
10 an officer whom they met tho way
NJ Au6ery jones' the person referred by the proceed
ing witness, eorrohorated this testimony far a. reted
10 what occurred at the house of complainant
lie was ordered "thiy." lie received the same mum.
Der on Monday morning. for the larceny of the fish aud
turkey which he stole from another person at the market
Observation-Disclosures Layne, brought up on n charge of
to whip John w. Davis disch arged the
"ness upon whose testimony the issued and
IN whose presence the threat uttered having failed to
sustain the charge There much prev4rication in his
testimony lie seemed to deny the testimony given be-
ore his Honor, upon which the warrant was issued
DiscHARdrp.-Pcter Connell who was imprisoned A !
ew days ago Tor being drunk, and in default bail for
MS future good behaviour discharged upon payment
IF fine OF 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

CEssros FLoRDI.-|rhe following preamble
and resolution adopted Wednesday week by the
House Of Representatives OF Alabama.
Whereas il s believed that the inhabitants Of that por
ton of the State of Florida residing west Of the Caahoo
chez Apaichcon) river, aud known West Florida,
anxious have said territory attached to the State OF
Alabama and whereas it il believed that the State OF Flor
ida will consent to the ceion of said territory TO this State
and whereas it highly important 70 the State OF Alabama
to acquire the BE it therefore.
Resolved, That the Committee Federal Relations be
instructed take the subject under consideration and Ia
take such steps, by hill otherwise may he most al.
ted"
The slip Of territory referred to- il about one hundred
and sixty miles in length 10y fifty sixty miles in breadth
living upon the Gulf of Mexico the shore which, in the
Of the cesson being made would become the south
ern boundary Of Alabama.
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RICHHOND UtPEEyS -.

hLCHHOND MARKETS. DrcrunrR %
s,ni,hs,S ,oah's,n cured hog round Sc; cured and
| 50 cents. - shoulders
,,,". n h'"oShsn, 10 es cents stock Of Mountain
'aige anu dull at ls "a rs cents
SoffhE.-we quote Rio IL I.e n ~. Iagpx,, 10 a
"a 10y. Java II l'ea Is ~; Mocha Il ls a ia 10 en-,
stock OF Rio and Laguyra IN marke. il Yer, nuc
CORN corn MEAL-coun,ry 7sc; Min. SIC
e.. ISL. naekere, No. 81. small Tar Ia. tho l.,,.r
nsr hh, inspection; Halifax Herrngs, No. 5T4
o,. un-smket quiet, With smaii sales Mt 81 10
"V Gu s,oSs ana 70 ss from Basin Bank.
GRAiNs-Beans, white, q Der bush.I
Corn 72a73 cents; dull
Oats, 40 ~ l.2 cents per busb.l
Peas blackeye. 81 l.e cts per bush.L
rye, 80 cts per buslel-want.d
White W TUT hed' vi 10 for
mand ~ wv ''e ""at'' in de-
IkoNnPg $50 40 per ton. except in small p.rc,,.
Ssed,s ti0o; Tredegar aud English refined 90 op. Com
mon hnglish 20 a 40; up country bar 7oa76
LARD-In bbls 10 30, kegs IN i.eaIe
LUhBER-Plani, inch $es; I i.2 do ss.. ~, !,
ssoags l's; do IL l-sais; "a do 1000. w.,,h.r
fls l.9 North Carolina Flooring dressed sssso Ws
gna Flooring rough, $isaeo. Tobacco Box Boards Bat
,ohwood. sesSooo 5.s Poplar eOae5.oo: susquehsnna
! inch i6als.0o. White Pine No l. rs n an WI,
fne No 2, ssa32.0O. Joist Timber Ia 90 L,,h., .arh
I'so per NJ for riven; l76 for sawed Shingles n c,;r
afllee; worth 46oaI7b per NJ, supply moderate with
LlQuoRs.-whiskey, Richmond Rec,iseJ. 90 cont,
easndenaad good Tuscaloosa, 4Os4s cents Cincinnati
musn wanted, ~; Old Family Rye ~; Rich.
ardsons Old Family, IS; Richardson's No ID. Rnmcord
ners old Rye, SIS; 0nondags Family, 10; Onond,rs No.
d, 20 Mountain, dOaG5; Brandy, common Imitation.
Ssatoc; common 4th proof, 46a60c., cash; Oard Du'
puy vs. atso; Hsnncssy, 90 3.As6 Pinet a Co s894
no apple, toa.5c Gin, American common s1,ser:
Holland sl.loal.s0c. n. T.. Rum, 3Ia3sc
LIVE sroCk-lJ. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattl.
scale weight se.76as375 gross. Sheep 81 s0a,s nert
Hogs, SO "a. ~ "''''
hoLASSES-New Orleans none in market Cub, No.
asses sias5 Porto Rico, in hhds 3oa3S Sugar House Sy
ruP ~ S1is SssSS; Refined 30, Common do. esaei
PLASTER-Salcs at g Ia
Sal, sAiIoisoalss from wharf; store seae,e5. Ground
. SuGARS-We quote Porto Rico 6 lac g., cents.
N orleans b q cents; Refined Loaf 10 n no 4
cts Crushed "a cts Powdered 6-s 9 "a cts Co0ae
Sugar. a s cents - ~
ToBACCo-We observe ma teria change in our mar
heI we do not think common kinds so well sustained
out 10 not ai'er oar Observation-Disclosures Lugs lac Ia
uood orking l-2a7 l2 Common Middiinr Leafs ID
a'i "ood to Zine lOal3 Fancy, last sales l-e.
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Ricuuoxp. Dee. 10Th, 1858.


Gentlemen On ms irua ..e country have re-
ccivcd your kind aud hleriug OF tUc at instant
inviting me TO a timc when accept an enter
tainmcn: ~ he given bya number of fellow citizens
and fr.cnds WiIhG-t distinction Of party" mark Of
the feelings with which the pee; 81 Virginia take leave
OF me, my departure Minister nitei States
to France.
This high tgGsi was conferred me so unexpectedly
and the period Of departure is at hand that
the pressure OF business OF PREPARATION will not permit IL
to devote even evening the grateful tas, of meet
ing and bidding sou farewell. therefore beg Nnu
tn excuse me for declining your gratifying invitation The
Kind terms which yoU haze eIpOyei in conveying your
invitation, have deeply affected s0nsblitts. Although
have served INV country in various trusts OF rrspon-
biity, the duties which devoye are to great
extent new 10 m" The principles, however which should
govern an American Minister few and simple and
trust that whatever may be Disadvantages under which
NAV ana. will not iOTget the dignity Of INV country it,
cherished policy III - Intercourse with foreign nations or
the sacred duties which mas lie called discharge
toward NV COUNT men, giLn"f dsibi,iion Of ,artu
aud " ithout reference 10 their residence OF home.
Your confidence, aud the evidences OF i 'nisip which
you have giscn all occasions will sustain ami
strengthen s.,i-: the difficulties by which | may bc
surrounded. look no= with pride and saii,fac-
lion m, home in the beluufu metropolis Of
ny nht.. Stale, and wil. the cOuiGcnt hope of witness
M, after comparatively bfic absence the evidence
the gru~th O Richmond, aud Of increased population
wealth aud prosperity thro4 4lout ,rgiuil.
With assurance oi cordially rcci coating the kind feel.
ings which prompted your iIttefrg invitation,
am your friend aud fellow citizen
j. Y. MASON.
Tn Nassrs Iouy - " ,srtr T,sr.r NJ, 90, IL
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s8- new paper has been started at Floyd Court
House. in this State, called the fLoYp IsrstLGrscsR.
We have received the hrs, number In the sautaory'
the Inelgeneer is announced be- 'thc decided advo
of the principles OF the great Wing party" pro-
misses to be ably conducted paper.
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PETERSBURG MARE

PETERSBURG MARKETS, Dec. eI.-Flour--Thcre
Is no change IN flour We continue quotations of yesrr.
day. SupcThnc s675 7.OO-Family S. a S. 60
Wheat-Sales of strictly prime white were made To sy
at SlI2 la. Red do at 81. al4I
To6aeco-But little coming in except loose parcels.
FOR this there Is good demand aud 1t sells ready at
prices raining from $500 TO s. good article will com.
mand IS 6Oa0
Corn-Corn is brisk at o. CO cents for new Old 55
a -
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SANTA ASNA--A letter FROM Havana says--"Gcneri
Sauta Anna D. 10 be Gencrasuo With the title NJ High
nefs and t proposed that instead of being called Prrs
dent lac shall bc STYLED lis Evcelcncy So. Santa Anna
Grande Elccor Of Mexico aud in military government
Gfande Admiral lpi shat'D and Marshal General Of the
heIicS Army, With the title Of Serene Hgbness. You
will wonder where al this from Answer,
rom the old roots lr by spain, and shoots lro het
country 10 The shape Of military adyepturers'
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NORFOLK MARKET poc ~

Bacon, Hams l2al3 cts Hog Round 9 o Gets.
Cotton, per To- LEA 10 c; Corn, white prime 65r:
Yellow do wanted receipts light 69c; Mixed do 6aaGlc
Cheese 10 l-2ail c; FaNsecd per bush coal 90 Flour
Supefhne 81; Fine 5OaG75; Family Sas 5O Hay
cargo from store I'll 20; Meal per bushc for Boiled
30 95c; Oats per bnshel 80 4Oc; Peas Blacs eve
sales 30; Salt, Fine 7.Sa .; g. A. Salt 45aI >:
Wheat, 81 % So Whiskey 30 a sc
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CONGRESS.
wAsHNGroN, Dec. II, 1885
SENATE.

A variety Of unirnporinut petitions presented.
Mr. Thompson OF New Jersey, presented Joint Ic-Ou-
tons from the Legislature Of his state urging that light
houses be erected at Absecomb Beach and at tic Break~a
a Cape Nav.
Mr.. Hamin gave notice Of hi, intention to Introduce
bill to establish line Of telegraph to the Pacific.
Mr.. GWnn, from the committee OH naval affairs, repor
ted in favor OF constructing six naval steam propeer-.
tie said that when the House bill the sub
ject reported, It would receive immediate at,n-
ton.
On motion Of Mr. Seward, the Senate passed the
Till tor the relief Of tie owners OF the brig Kate
Boyd
The bill suppress the circulation Of small in the
District of Columbia considered and made the special
order Of the day for Tuesday.
On motion OF Mr. Hamn, the Committee on Foreign re-
ations discharged from the further consideration Of
the French SpOliatiOn Bill, which referred to select
committee Of five.
Mr. Fiz9lrck introduced the bill of which he gave no
tce yesterday. II referred.
Several private bills were introduced.
Mr. Shields introduced joint resolution in reference to
the Lieut. General. IL referred
NJ Dixon introduced his BILL Noticed yesterday which
was referred
Mr.. Beuimin reported bill extending the limits Olihc
city Of New Orleans.
Mr. Tamlin introduced the bill noticed by him yescr.
day, which referred.
After some other unimpOrsnt business; the Senate adj
,Ogrned until tomorrow.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Several Executive communications read aud laid
over.
Mr. Orr offered resolution, which adopted nqui-
ring in regard books printed by Congress- aud What
number have been finished also in regard to tie progre
Of thO-e vet incomplete.
Mr. Phillips offered resolution, in-tructng the Com
mee Commerce 70 inquire into the proprety ofcon.
tinung and teiDn such river and harhor improve
/ ments appropriated for NJ the Last session,
sud within the constitutional power Of the govern
meut.
The motion to iy the bill on the table vas lost ~ 90 10
49, and the resolution was finally adopted by yeas to
% nays. House still ~ session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23
COAST SURVEY STATION

NEAR FHILLFs MAINE, November 10, 1888.
Sir have the honor to inform the Department that
having been appized by Geo W. Blunt, esq, OF New
York, OF the supposed existence ola bank OF forty thoms
ninety miles by compass from Boston Light,
the photographic party employed on the Nantucket shoals
instructed - search for and determine its position
la accordance with these inructons Lieutenant Com
mandug IL. = Sielwsgen, United States Navy Assistant
in Coast Survey in charge that party despatched Lieu
T. b. Huger in the schooner George Steers"
of the vessels Of the party ir that purpose The report
Of that oC er IS enclosed herewith, from which will be
that souniugS 1t thirty six fthoms had near
the pot designated in latitude - deg. 81 min n, aud
Longitude 90 deg. 3 min. W, where hundred faith
oms appear upon the chats. The surface OF the spot
giving these Sondnes aolt three miles n extent north
aud south aud two aul west with thirty eight aud
forty ilhOmS around t. THIS bank Is probably Fppenits
Bank, the position Of which further To the eastward
than j. laid down in the charts. further examination
will b. made g. soon as TIE season permits.
Wuuii TespectIii, request authority Ia publish this
notice. Very respectfully, yours, Sc,
\. H. RACHE, Superintendent.
Hon. jar "rr""'". Soy of H." Treasury.
I. s. srEyrrIxG SCHOONER " GEoE.iE STEERS"
GLoUCEsTER, MASSACHUSETTS,,
OcioLer -, 1883
Sir In obedience to Your order OF the 10th inst,
proceeded by laid down in letter from Mr.. Blunt
to Professor Bache in search Of the shoa spot To Tia"
southWlrd aud eastward Of fprcnies Bank. commenced
sounding in line No loi the sketch furnished mel about
III a. m on the 10Th, but found bottom with seventy
five inhoms line up aud down until betS"cn aud p.
M when ;ouud seventy iathOIs line No. o. having
IN tile mean time run over the shoal spot a. marked 10y
YOU the diagram. The wind being light and variable,
made ihe best traverse could, and sounding a. often
practicable with the small number Of meu had but
found bottom again until little after meridian the
18th, when struck forty hhons and endeavOTed to fol-
low the line Of soundings. struck with strong
tide-rp, in appearance the those oil the Nam
tucket shoals, lending to the norhward aud westward
line along the eastern edge, sounding in thirty
six thirtyeig and forty Ithoms another line through
the middle OF IT, and before leaving the ground line
the southern edge disposed to think that there
several different knobs with depth varying from thirty
seventy f,thoms laid down the chart. The
character Of the bottom. far a. able to otan it,
sand in the thirty fahoms water and soft mud
in the deeper water.
remain, respectfully, &c,
Your obcdisbt servant,
(Sgned) T. Il. HuGER,
Lieutenant IT, s. Nary.
Lieut.. Commanding III. 6. SrELLwAGES, L. :. Navy,
tsr;sg1ut -, a., I,.fgf Suyy.y
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET Nee On

tlonr is firm, with moderate receipts and small stocks
Holders ask So 40 Car price sd 81 I2 Wheat ma. al
sa"eed with noier-i" demand. and moderate rccrn,.
sales to-day o' good red at lao cents strictly prime would
probably bring more money. Sales of white at 40 a
centS-the market closed irm Corn il dull sales Of old
white aud mixed at 30 cents No sales OF yellow SHES
OF new white at b3 cents. Sales Of Flax Seed at 2s
White Beans 20. Clover Seed 20, and ia demand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

At TIVE MrcnFEL FEsrfvat, IN New York city, Mon
DAY evening, NJ r. j. Smyth IN replying 10 toast sta
ted that the honor Of rescung Mitchell from bondage be-
longs "te Ifih Directory Who employed him. Smyth
agent for that purpose and used TO that end the
finds subscribed by rishmen in this country 70 aid the
struggle IN which Mtche 90 aud his oOmpatrios en-.
gagged IN Ireland. THIS statement oorrobOraed by
w Robert Emmu This secret has been remarkably
we'll kept 10 the face Of the repeated aud continued
paper attacks upon the members Of the Directory, with
respect 10 the Opposition Of the fnndsU $. 0assfls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23
DIED

On Yesterday, n i. NJ, Mrs FRANCIS LIEPEE
rect Of Dr. Andrew Lepee in the s1h year of her sge
The friends Of the families Of the late Dr. Trent aud
Mr. Richard Crouch requested to attend her funeral
from the house Of the latter Clay and Ith streets
this afternoon, at O'clock without further invitation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

EoiTs MoAEfoS on TFurrR4NcF YFRst ISTTvSTRaEcE
D. Me- Nara S Bsciisy, j. the title Of pampb lei,
containing aboat fly pages presented 10 yesterday
II = dedicated TO uc friends 81 Temperance iLrou ghout the
Unted States, and Il. che tile indicates, narrative Of
fhe evils Of intsmpcrance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

pFrstoy By justice Of the peace in Detroit, against
tho constituonily Of the law, recently passed 10y the
Legislature Of Michigan prohibiting the sale Of intoHica-
ting drinks has csuaed little excitement in that state
Justice Bapg, affirming that justices Of the peace are
part II the judiciary Of the State IN support tscOn.
suion which il the supreme law asserts HE obligation
70 pas Judgment upon the constutonaly Of the acts
under which every citizen beprosecued lie there.
fore dscdea in respect the Law prohibiting the sae Of
Intoxicating drink that no. constitutional IN two res-
poets FIRST that not passed BY the Legislature, IN
which legislative power 10 exclusively granted, but vas
submitted to vote o. the people, and second that i yo-
aes the clause Of the constitution Orbiddng the Legs
aure to give any license permit for the sale OF liquor
inasnuch does give such license TO certain townships
and village boards
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RICHMOND Ndprrrv 49,.

rvbAcco-rherc Is little nothing soIn, 49, a. , =.
oent al the approach the Lol,.Ss article on
.s,i a. =, sss L.s, tiA to o.. r.ns,.I all ~ - :.
..I ~ TO ~ One tisto Is N"'" Leaf t'N
"hhAr-Piime White l. worth Al Al. ..,,,.,
HESTER WHITE, to,n. nr,,L,.,,
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IN Ctsr oT GT1gG state purposes has been taken
an tie counties except Camden, Cnnch ana
population
TO- slaves 23T free Of cnor, $3.50 total 96y0
white ~ aud 10 years IS 100 white e.
and w. 7nO deaf and dumb
f2 lunass GU number ~ ne' g9GJ5 In 1850, according
United rcarns, the population d Georgia
VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

~ The steamship America has arrived At Halifax,
Uth one sect at.t intelligence from Europe.
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Rrra FIDvrs8 CnY.--Tie EeE,tk ~ Advert
states nat some persons who we're engaged IN gradng the
Saturday while working the
Nesbitt High and eummi large
deep, feet vide the mouth, snd
~ water Eve feet deep running South
direction found the bottom The discovery excited
rl.alIeIahIn rnfInLIIy Do dc Vicinity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

Hon Thomas Corwin has been elected President n the
Cincinnati and Cleveland short line railway The surveys
have just been completed and u Is found that the road
will not AZ any point be three miles from air line
between the tao termini
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-23

Madame sontag ia singing in Boston at fifty cents a
ticket The newspapers there call il sensible move