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Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10


SENATE-Senator Phelps, Of Vermont.
appeared and took his seat. The bill max
ing appropriations for the Military Academy
At West Point, was taken VI and passed
Cass's resolution, reaffirming the Monroe
doctrine in reference to Cuba, was debated
by Mason, who opposed them. Cass re-
spondcd Dixon gave notice that he would
move to refer the Bnlwcr and Clayton trea-
~. to theCommittee on Foreign Affairs,
with instructions to report whether it had
ever been violated The Pacific railroad
bill was taken up and debated until ADJOURN
ment.
HoUsE-The bill for establishing d
branch mint in New York. was taken ~ and
debated until the expiration of the morning
hour. \ message was received from the
President communicating Tho refusal of Ehe
Indians e. remove from Floridn. al-o thc
Amistead negro claim Of Spain and asking
immediate attention TO the same An at
tempt was made 10 take up the French
Spoliation BILL
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

SENATORIAL. ELECTION IN RHODE ISLAND.
The Wing caucus Of the Rhode Island Leg
gislature nominated Samuel G. Arnold for
U. s. Senator The Senate, by party vote,
refused to 90 into an election
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

WILMINGTON, Jan. L.
The Legislature Of Delaware has elected
Hon. John NJ. Clayton U. S. Senator for six
years.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

REFUSAL OF THE FLORIDA INDIANS TO
EMIGRATE.-TheT Tallahassee Floridian SAYS
that letters were received from Tampa on
on the I'd iast., from the most reliable sour
ces, stating that, at the Grand Council re-
Gently convoked by Bowlegs, to deliberate
upon the late agreement at Washington, the
Indians decided, with o'-,at unanimity, that
they never meant to, never would emf
CRATE from Florida
The Governor of Alabama has appointed
Gov. Benz. Fitzpatrick, IT, s. Senator, in
plass Of Col. King, resigned.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
WASuTNCTa-. Jan %

W ASuINGToT, Jan. 20.
SENATE.-The report o. the Secretary Of
the Treasury was received and referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means. Sew
ara presented petition from The New York
Legislature, praying for the distribution Of
the proceeds OF the public lands for Internal
Improvements. The report of the Mexican
Boundary Commission was referred to the
Committee on Territories
The House bill to suppress the circulation
Of small notes in the District of Columbia,
was referred to n committee The Pacific
railroad bill was debated; after which, the
Senate went into Executive session and adj
journed
HOUSE, The bill for establishing a
branch mint in New York, was taken up
and debated \ message was received from
the President relative to the capture Of the
Barks Georgiana and Susan Loud, BY the
Spanish authorities a debate arose on the
question to print the message. Polk op-
posed the motion. and Stanly favored it, as
an act Of justice to the President
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

y bill has passed the House Of Represen-
tatives, at Washington City, appropriating
$4,000 Cor the erection Of an equestrian
statue of Washington
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

0IWe are authorized to announce THOS. P.
EVANS, as candinate for Town Constable, at tae
ensuing Monday election.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

Judge Belts, Of the United States Cir
cult Court sitting at New York, has denied
a motion to quash the indictments for man.
slaughter which are pending against the Off
GERS Of the steamers Henry Clay and Rein
deer He ruled that under the law of Con-
gress of 1888, when negligence, misconduct,
or inattention occurs On board a steamboat,
by which the loss of life is caused, the per-
sons guilty of such misconduct, &c are tria-
bic for manslaughter in the United States
Courts in the district in which such offence
may have been committed; and that the
United States Courts have jurisdiction over
all cases of the kind occurring in the navi-
gable waters Of the United States. The
trial will probably take place without further
DELAY.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

STATISTICS or CoTrox MANUFAcTUREs
~ Misunderstanding to recent official
report upon the manufactures and domestic
trade Of hnssia, there are in the empire
l5S manufactures of cotton, divided
among thir'y-six provinces The PROV
inces or government Of kaluza. numbers
~ that vi ST. Petersburg. Is; Moscow, 9:
Vladimir. Wulhinicn, Wjadka- Orol and
-Jarzelaw. 7 each, etc. The amount of the
goods manufactured il about 100000
pieces estimated at 100000 silver rubles,
AMI giving employment TO about 1880 in
dividulls About half of these goods arc prin-
tei. adding 4 vlluc to thc above, Of somc~2.-
0OD.001 silver rublcs and employing some
5000 bolarers additional About CSC, 900
pieces were woven upon power looms ard
the re-; by hand.
Sugar does not rise in price. and the fol-
lowing statistics from the lIoniteUr show
why it does not The manufacture of beet
root sugar in France is increasing beyond
ali precedent The factories at work on
the 1t Of December in 1851. were 254.
and on the 1st Of December Of this year,
they numbered 335, an increase of 81
The quantity of sugar made last year was
ten millions o. pounds, while that Of this
year will not be far from thirty-seven mil
lions Of pounds The best quality re,ails at
sixteen cents pound.
Paris Correspondence Of ~ Y. Com. -7dr.
THE HENRY CLAY AND REINDEER CASES
A motion to quash the indictments against
the parties implicated in the Henry Clay
and Reindeer cases, has been denied. -
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

~ The Rev J. I. Green, Of Little
Rock, having been thrown from his horse,
and thereby prevented from fulfilling his ap-
pointment to preach in this place, on Sun
day last,-will preach in the Presbyterian
church on Thursday night next, at early can
die lighting, and also on next Sunday morn
ing, at half past 10 o'clock
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

1- Hon. r. w. johnson, Of the House
OF Representatives, and Hon. S. BorlaDd ot
the Senate will accept our thanks for Con-
eressional fayors
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

The Hon R. G. Winthrop, of Massaohu
setts has written letter declaring that he
will not be candidate f0r the u. S. Senate.
Mr.. Everett's chance for the Senatorship is
not regarded as promising.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

The Ouachita Herald learns that two
wealthy and enterprising planters from Geor-
gia, have recently purchased large body
Of land west Of Camden-suficien for one
hundred families, and that they intend emi-
grating next fall with their families
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

On New Years day at Washington, the
venerable widow Of Col Alexander Hamil-
ton received visits and though at an adyane-
ed age it is said She retains her afabiiity
and cheerfulness her memory, and her III
terest in public affairs.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

The SEMfNoLEs.-Ihe IaIlahassee / IOTI-
dian confirms the reported refusal Of Billy
Bowlegs and his Indians toemigrate. They
had deserted their villages, and were seere-
ted in the swamps Immediate measures fol
their expulsion are recommended.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

TIE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF JACKSON,
the work of Mr.. Mills, the artist, was placed
upon its pedestal in Lafayette Square, at
Washington City, during the night, and un-
veled on the 8th inst, in the presence of
twenty thousand persons The scene is said
to have been deeply impressive. The Ex-
ecutive departments were closed by order Of
the President; Congress did not sit, and the
President, the heads Of Departments, both
Houses of Congress, and Major General
Scott marched in the procession. An ora
ton on the occasion was delivered by Sen
ator Douglass.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

NOVEL IDEA.-An exchange says that
there Is a project on foot in Philadelphia, to
establish an asylum for decayed merchants.
The plan seems to embrace the erection OF
an elegant retreat, where the once prosper
GUS but now poor merchant, may retire
and spend his old age in elegant comfort,
surrounded BY the enjoyments to be derived
from books statuary, paintings, music, &C.,
&c; and from whence he may saunter forth,
dressed like gentleman, to nlinglc at plea
sure with the friends of early life on Change.
A Mormon Organ called ''The Seer y
has been started at Washington City, By
Orson Pratt. one Of the Latter day Saints.
1t is in favor Of polygamy, and attempts to
justify the practice by Scripture. The pow
er Of Congress or of any State to prohibit
it is denied The statements that polvga-
my is allowed and practiced in the Mormon
community, seems to be well established
from their own organs Anything more So
cially corrupting Or demoralizing, cannot
be conceived.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
Steamboat Disaster,

The following letter from Mr.. William
A. Rotan, of Columbia, Arkansas, gives
the particulars of the destruction of the
new steamer j. Wilson, Capt. John Rotan,
by the bursting of her boilers. on the 9th
inst: Little Rock True Democrat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
Esssa 49, 49, 49, AEsA

EpUHiOND AND DtNNIiI.E RAILROAD -oPkN To
E6 BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES a.,
Train viii run daiy sundAys eHeeu
Richmond and Drakes Rraneh
MNpohester Robsg. Field TomAhSEk, PowhAtan, Mat
t,a1 scps shop Ameg House, WyAnok- Jennings Or
dnAry Haytokah Liberty Church, Meherrin keys'e And
brakes Branch
Leave Richmond o'clock NJ Returning leave Drake'
1880 p. ".
Servants travelling themselves be furnished with two
masses be retained the Oce and be
prs the that they permitted to on the
passengers for Halifax and Danyile Messrs
FI.rg horse coaches brakes Branch daily Pas
Ers for reensborough, Salem, Salisbury,
Charlotte Messrs. Fagg Co.'S horse Coaehes
Thursdays and Saturdays brakes Branch Pas
eng-rs Tor CaksYe Milton, ~ Carolina and ianceyye
meet Co.'S Coaches Keysvlle Tuesdays, Thursday
Msu and Ianceyvilr by flagg Co..
line Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Drake BrAneh
CHARLES q. TALCOrT,
Au2O Acting Supt ~ Trenspor.at.on.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

a rs.sffta-r- Orrnr- Opps-t. the r.Hchans. n-ns.
HENRY would make known TO his friends and The
exclusively given To
UtTICrURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and finding
"a. demand this line increasing constant
~ he established Once, and procured the assistance
rhn viii gcneraIy found in the Ofnee, Thoroughly
Lasnes In the best Academies In Gcrmany
study and practice his profession IA
y and has had charge OF
the city OF New York, where ne ha pan
% and the mos, prominent public and
rivats buildings the city and .arroandng county some
which Metropolitan and ST. Nicholas Hotels several OF e
t Churches and number the best private dwellings
mi stores. show visiting the once many spve
ne, on work well large collection Of other plans Ia
every variety of style .,,--,,. -, 49,. ,x
employed TO make plans ana designs VIII con
1de 10 give attention TO all voFS done IN te once
the erection Of Baidings where my "
rrqairel attention will be paid 10 pToo
tfs durability economy sccuoH pro
all kinds Of public eudngs Mis- rae
Bridges Warehouses stores IN All the
oo m styles Dwellings every description suited 10 town OF
country Interior for stores aud saloons, Public
JTs Monuments Tombs Vaults Railing &c for Cemeteries
n q for working drawings Tor every
tetd every part esnPSton, II desired will
the liberty who do knoS TO some OF my
tsIsv citizen employed among whom are
rs Bruce Robinson, VIM. H. Mssrland, James Lyons
Arthur aud Morson Robert G. stanard VIM u HAxaI
0anard Peyon Wellington Goddn James Thomas Richardson
Jos. Allen, Jane. War~iek, Alexander DaN ana 'ohh
Ni-khAm Esqurs Of RiC lmond
Radr plans made for them will be used in
any disadvantage, but regard for the inter
reward
sen es.Ip,yns " "-''-' HENRY ENALI4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
RoBERT RANKIN, Agent,

Richmond,
nv IA tOuLlNG, -uccr.-pr . HOycr q Cowing,
vernon Il, Eriweee Main and frsnsin SSIIS sl Sisn
Hs FarIi,sg made Of the bes, materials in e most
ami will be sold prices and reasonable
any description viii do yell . gu AID eAne his stock before
articles % the quality can be bought In any ofhe Northern
He also krp constantly on hand hrt rate supply Of HAIR
sHUck, ana sPRING MATTRESSES sai REAIIE BIRDS o. his
own nuiaeture With all articles ia e UPHOLSTERY LlNE
ot M@ttre sofas and Chairs vii be repaired Proapy
execute orders at the shorst no:e H. VIII SssP constantly on
aiti iiEi;sfs 70, nirr
The patronage flown country respectfully solicited.
EEAHpwNRE AND Cutlery FOR THE -PKISG
Meithlat. Farmers, Mssn HoussEesPrrs ana the public
whose y0r aSs extended :. Ss ana invite ,nsir Snop our
eeev aud op~ed Tor the Spring trade lie will some Of
~ nc ana l1a't Gra.s Waae.
Wedding, liiliug, and Grabbing Hoes
Ba.sher,, wosenOInas sers
Ea,vs, and Es.s. q every d, as.eTIp rip, On
Copper wash Kettles
Hollow Ware Of all description
soup Dsser. article gaE,e9lay nice for making soup
Tifth, Halter and Breast Chl.a,
Horse shoes Burden. MAKE aal Grians Horse Nails
Wrought and Cut Nails all sizes
Counter Scales and Patent Baitncrs, Platform Scales
Brass, Britannia, and Tin Spo0us
Bellows Anvis and Vices; cs Of every
Augers, Chises, Malets, squares, and beyiis
Bench and Moulding Planes
Horse and Mule Cullars and Blind Briies
COdre Mills of all kinds, Manila Rope a
Mayors steel; all sizes shapes, commonly
~ 70 hest quality
Wcayer's Reed AMI Steel Sl,ys
Brown and Bleached Shoe Thread
Maslns Challenge Blackinr
h"se, Soc Goth Tooth, Hair Floor scrubbng Counter
brushes with every Isy flrnd
line uf business, 81 which bought tr ,tL and
b. offered on the very best
We would De happy show goods ali
~ our and will do the best
/ % puy - us. ROBERTSON, GATES 4 RADCLIFFE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

NJOrftE-on June, 1854 the following
~ viii tansportston Of fassen
Ger. The RICHMOND. fRkDkkoksBURG PoroAAo RAIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

children under wevS, and
will be charged.
will be required to the charge
and desiring 10 leave
gna,c will the charge the point desnsed, with
his proViso, that no shall -
the charge will not be less than any
being
will not be responsible for IL,
the their
Ole specie bills notes ewelry anything but
gers necessary baggage.
pAsengcson the wishing be taken the should
signal in the day with handkerchief and II In
aght with light from the time the hundred
until reaches them Ii best however, prae
cabe, TO set in depots places
the mail being sometimes
able to stop at other points the road.
Passengers wishing to be between dpots shud
the Captain OF their wish amer leaving
epet.
prohibited
srs, getting In o Of the when n motion.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors:
Q. W. MAcMURDo, Treasurer
orTieE r. y. p. R. r. Co,
Gilman Mawp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

IN s-7TFrA ER,rt:tiAh LINE or BOATs fOH
aszssFS<1<<- CLINTON Captain D5haiu vEi6S C,nt'in
W IL Punkett, regularly HsuyEsnATs BELLE Cabai
Johnson DESPATCH, Capt Coos leave regularly
These bats compelled O. leave advertised, IN
make ther regular trips shippers therefore depend
their rs-u larity No way freight taken.
~ Freight this iue uay UP any day except
sATUEDAY, after 2 O'clock p. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

discount Of made 10 passengers
Richmond
those who take the cars where tickets are sold.
The rates for children for those
twelve % &c
Apassengrr taken point designated will be required
10 pay the charge from the last designated
desiring To leave the train
the charge to the next place designated
Passengers taken up at point "a.
another point the road Will u charged cents
amt no charge will D. made . cents
No baggage except small bags ladies' travelling
& that are not likely ujure the furniture
permitted ON the passenger
Nothing except wearing apparel and the necessary
teles for travellers will be allowed To be
the will not be responsible goods seeir t notes
for that aaiy whoa placed In tie baggage car.
care passing backward and forward cars 10
PAsseusrs will not be permitted platforms Of
the when ia motion.
Passengers requested ~ KEEP THEIR PFET TuE
SEATS, from otherwise defacing he cars
Please report 20 the nciviy
OF poencs on the part She conductors masters
ct agents, others,
Tile Express Tran going either way take up or
down the Port walthal
Hallway station and Manchester points
The Mail Train will either named points
and at mother plscssi Greek, Port
sys Crossing, Clover Hin Junction, Halfway Station Kngnd
Crossing Gregory Crossing, Rce's Turnout Philips Crossing
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
by OHbEE BOARD DiHKCTaRz.
U2O-u THOs. DODAMEAD, superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

dAHNrdE tGs-N Nite Giant.
ATfichOle-I.Arge Globe.
BeIns-IATgc Lima, Small do,
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
.S1HgReIHs-EariyYellov:S Six
Weeks. do Mohawk; do China; do
Valentine do. Moon. Re ugee
loo t. one. Red Cranberry.
BE tf-E4rly Blood Turnip
Rooted; do Yeilag do do, Long
Blood. White Silesian, French
Sugar, Mangel WurtLel.
Byoo,li-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
CdbbdOe-Early York, Large
DO. Early Sugar Loaf do Batter
sea: do ONheart; do vanack, do
Nonpareii; Plat Dutch; Drum
head; Large Bergen, Green Curl
ed savoy, Drumhead Savoy; Hyd
Dutch coz P.-.liug.
IdtHlriOireF-EaTly aud Late.
CCley,y-White solid, Red do.
CdrrO,-l.ong orange; Early
Horni Altr!ughAm. White Field
Ge.--Cuficd or Pcppergrass.
tucfpnhcr-EaTly Frame, do
Cluster, Long Green; Long Green
southgate, White spincd, Cher
kin.
COrH-Early Sugar, do Tusca-
rora, do YELLOW.
Enf'irc-Green Curled.
Epg PlIEf.
hdiS-siberian curled, Rape
or Cole.
Leof-Largc Scotch.
Lsftuce-lsoyal White Head.
Ice DTumhead, white Coss.
brown Dutch; Cmled India or
Cape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
JONES a HARDWOOD,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.

SSADDLEHY, &c-The subscriber respectfully Informs his
- friends and the public generally that lac has taken the
doors below Me.sIs Webb, Bacon Co. where
varied every article Sadicry Establish
is lie himself having
twenty i've experience Ia Lis business that his work
be relied In addition business have added the
manufacture Of all kinds % Horse and Mule Collars Th.sa
sell a. low : a be purchased - tie sOT,H.
Country will find greatly their interest
for Themselves al Of which viii sell low for cash,
credit to punctua customers.
u.ANn q L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
I'D cents each.
HASKINS A LIBHY.
II NIERI5-,rINt; m p,It,ipIis w, h.iI.,,

aNIERf2-EING TO ftItNiElis-We believe IL will be
esng 70 the Farmers Virginia. that
Furniture Ia Richmond better than they
several Farmers Furniture who have priced ois and
the North the purpose buyng hudug par
chase better Richmond they have returned and
Therefore, call bring
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES a HARDWOOD,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
VmelNl.u..w. MEn,c.I SCHOOL AND n,sc,

NMm.Aw MEDICAL, SCHOOL. AND NIsCEu.-
" LANkoUS B0oK kkPOkfUK-A MoRRIs No M
~ .,rseL has for sale the following:
novns-the finest stock In the city, embracing
Statutes works Evidence Equity
contraets Legal Forms. large
ON All tbs departments Iuelud
Wssnas' sshs,s Washington, 0reeneaf Adams Gritty
oohs-A splendid stock standard
Ns,'ousuepsrtmens OF daday,
slu seuons Medical supplied
at Phadephia aud New prices also THESIS pa
SCHOOL Dooks-An the kinds In u.s such a.
SRss,is, ALGEBRA sS5,.. spsstsr. Rhetoric
hIi,hmeues. Biographies, ChsmisIy ,reet 40
ursmmars, Histories, Logic, French A. Ae
Teachers supplied at liberal Discount. -' ~Nr~N'
nANh boohs Manufactured TO pattern
ees and cheapest manner Printing kind. executed
srAroNEkf every article used I'm IN,
seneo, rom bank, or public onhee.
m whntSu AND LITTER PAPER-A large assortment
rally. = - ~ '' "e''"Ana''e s,ne-
NoutE-Mr v. N. MONTAGUE Is admitted A mariner I'm
my business from the lst Of August the busns.
Az conducted under the hrm style MoNrA0UE
hs, lng claims against requested to present
.stx and those indebted requested an
sttuement OF their IA r COx
Richmond, July 2sth, 1858. No ~ Mai, IT,,
NEW CoNCr1,N.-cox MONTAGUE No 20 Main stree,
70 heir friends N he public that they
continue the Dry Goods business
WI open their Pail stock OF ssp. and
eh Fancy py foods TO which cali lie s,,sn
,sa,, 80 .,e ~ anu, and are determined them
lazy s0ou Muees ana complete prtes.
cndeavour
OF The public patronage The hand viii he ola "a -
great bargains until the LIST Of september.
,..,,s go. JAMFS T. cox.
UNR. JOHNrTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

-. R4INIENsINE sTOCk or PIANO FOHTt-
e si. j SSSS So$fi :$5,s.a. AZ:
fashionable and elegant styles participated
;he sale ~ over h5u II the Instruments.
snla and North Carolina aud these vhe has hand
nip any heretofore sod In order to Keep veil .upprd and
meet ~ wan OF 2,e IenS E9ei raug Foli,' Is agent
oi, most rg''a 7H' os distinguished makers Piano Fort,s
trce unable 90 Wei. Rietaoaa ans .,!ss in per-
.riI ,iai hey vii be- 6fy dealt ,iih and a. F"2 Plano
fge 'sh. ns - II personally pI,sst He prices and terms
PAR pres allowed for sseosdhana S.-Eo 10 Etc.uze Piano
n 'Ufii'Ot ~ FL ~ EXTRACT or CI~-NNPtlO'- "a.
~ ELlkA, OR PAREIRA BEAVA AND BUCHU-FoT De cure
alton ,he Eid-eys Bladder. aiayng any rlby afha
orsan and cotug di.pou 10 protse secretion
] gs ss, pi 5lI9i l si S-s aI1, be ygagd
nI,.gs M.a'' ~ ~ s.,on OF 'neenngnee o. gtire
Ssa.H Gysr De mucous iSr1iraie IN R tl rn,g ..
altering To- lsi7 u urinary secretion. Il sa5 6-gniy
introduced il' D,den. 10 ihonirpiic We nov employ al
g3aarei chronic iossmma,ou n dc Jiadi.r
l.so H recommending Il at-aed says t. eminent ia;.
s me las lanusnse over hg dsea'e Ehsh b. nov
rggy Husoas Which ..f 20 ssal sy and dushng The
.''''''''' 'yoSkTnaS fEaElG a'' " ER2dAR
ceased ~ iaiasa its iaI 20 m gSs sf '. NE
hs medicine dh king freely durng use of ihs Inc
BY lnaisI pOYE Co, Richmond, Va
Two FARMERS AND sTRASGERs visiting me city f,r tsIr
spring and summer upUs, would say thai The "Ladis
SAXON D. ' place Tor g11 cheap and fashionable Boots Shoes
Irunis, Ar. Our stock composed variety
every dssae article pertaining o. The trade aud will m 0ned
al Wi.sf that cannot nl 90 peiss.
e4i,s p.ctiully solicited 10 So 10 Main street
mails NHlrE rAgg, door bciov Donlsy''.
HRACON q BNsKEHvIAK OFrs4t FcB sALE.
ID 10 ihds New Odelhs ~
l@ " Porto H.co
n bbH tEU0ARR
zo p'tssrs' l5af crushed snS P-izrrissd
10 hhs C0lsc
90 " i.r,vra
u PoctegJsA !coryyg
Oh bale. Mocha '...
a.
g hr- Pai'o RIea and Cuba Nols,,ss
10 ttis h.r Orleans DO
~ Sugar hl... -grap Do
81 hiir Bacon sides
~ p4.kag. Offfu end BLACK Tc.s
VI tYsrs AI-raLliur tnd TaI1w Candles
lurpsbtinc s,sp
Co., Kegs NHif and Spikes
40 cf,s- Mas AID stcs Iloo7i-e
Hm'ui Pepper uinEsrf Painted Pockets, Red Cords
Lhinl hn. MfHfTiuF Pare. Hasnr PoEdcr, Candle Wick
-ot- Blasting Powder. Crar Hop Iron Blister Steel
Wrdnr ''as SiIrch, Porter. As au8i-d&ctf
sEsETIAL OH bLHO.,l- 80 hi. very ,uperior f,r To.
- hIc.nlists, Cor sale ~ bEsNErT HFFRs
Itgu '''-s. Dr -gi.ts
e CABS EXTRA FlSE 0UEPOwDER TIA recsig6F a04 foT
~ sairw U.l-l LFWls WfHB = suN
S.NNF fND WEATHER PROOF PAfNTs TO tbfs snFersrsI.
'uHt'd ~, Irf Plrs utuarfat r beet and cheapest
Ifhi rrr used alH lp" gallons cheap O ~ u.g yin t,
iDr silrby BENNETT HtEKS,
y4J Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
EN A~-NtsE To NOHiOLh-BY TIYE ,Oh- = s>S--1
II PORTABLE STEA KBOIT "CJRTESt-Sy-fFEHsl,y-

Y FORTdELE STEA RBOA T "CURTiSsll,y-st+fst,-
IEth," carr. JoiS DAyIs-The CURTIS PECk >.-k.s-<-
having just undergone thorough ovcrhauT, up
life boats, pumps accordance with the late
will saturday morning 10th inst; the
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf precise
O'Clock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning.
thereafter, the hour.
Returning,
hour, touching al the
returning. Freight taken as usual
Passage to Porslgsta Lotto. ........s2
Meals 81 each.