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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

SADDLERG, dc.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends and the public generally that he has taken the
doors below Me.srs Webb Bacon Co. where found
large and varied selection Of article sadery Establish
OF his manufacture lie 1aers himself that having
twenty 1--WE experience his business that his
be relied In addition business, have added the
OF all kinds Of Horse and Mule Collars, which
sell n low can be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants viii find greatly their interest
erAmiue for themselves all Of which will sell low for cash.
credit 10 punetual customers.
mhi9-dn JOSEPH H. COLQUITT Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

Mh pAoU kAtSEUfffk All, praetised wHrEHljRsT
with all the improvements Of the
mseu world wide reputation, gained
smnence without proof Of such assertions
% ysars OF study and Practice adopting all the
so apdy succeeded each other in this Profession
ne mas gained the highest bearing
palm Of victory when competing Artists
lands Mr. W. has also gained highest honors the
coincidence and patronage the public
OF patrons Who daily hrong his GALLERY
not only gems OF art but value
possessors
stereoseopie Lkenesses taken
Every yPriety Frames ON hand
and at the most satisfactory prices
avNE
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,

a. a toMINI sHees.-aF % HoPsr = cowins on Go
zion - lis beautiful asiorinsnt OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY and
Furniture is made very materials.
peror and fashionable styles by skt and experienced workmen
those in want Of d2s rltS article Of HOUSE FURNITURE Of
description win do wen call hi.
purchasing elsewhere. He guarantees sell low
articles OF the quality be bought in ofhe Northern
IS s22;Sy ssPe ar, rS.
manufacture with al! articles UPHOLSTERY LINE
SHeS " bS.ns he R s
ana ~ be prepaEed AZ all times TO
lark a.,er@ns READY MADE ooFFlSs q ali sizes
patronage country respectfully solicited
EKAHDwARE AND CUTLERY FOR THE SPRING
SWsPsSy Tetarp our hS9 oS 70 County
whose yor have extended to and invite their
reeey opened the spring trade. He will
Wedding Killing, and Grabbing Hoes
Rasors scissors Of Batshsrs, wosienhom' ROdse,
Knives and Forks Of every description
Copper wash Kettle.
Soup M an nrss nice for making soup
FiGh, Halter, and Breast chains a.in
Spades and shoves OF every kind
Horse Shoes, Burdens make, Grfin's Horse Nails
w w5oas a and Cut Cut ; Na al al sizes
Hammers, Ha;ehet,, and AIDES all sires Ia
Hand, PAnnel, Tenant Mill, Pit, and Cross-Cutsa
Counter Scales and Patent Balances; Platform Scales
Bras, britannia, NJ spittoons
Bellows Anvis ami Vices; Files Of every description
Augers, Chises, Mallets, Squares, and Beyils
Beach and Moulding Planes
Horse and Mule Collars and Blind Brides
Coffee Mills Of all kinds Manila Rope y inch
Mayors Cast Steel all sizes and shapes commonly used
Safety Fuse OF the best quality
Viewers eed a n
Brown and BeAchrd
Mason's Challenge Backing
Horse, shos Coh Tooth Iar FLOOR scrubbnr asd Counter
brushes, with other article usually
line business all Of which hare been bought for cash. will
be offered the very best
We would be happy goods any thing
will DO
to buy % ROBERTSON, GATES a RATCLIPPE,
nhH No. 65 Sign Of the Anvil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

UAMES MOODHOuSE, date Nash A Wood
zscS7lfIeD house, Piano Forte Ware Rooms Eagle Square,
WI f Richmond, Va. .,,.,r.-...-.
above his Book Of Piano Fories
other ~ the Kind In the Union
In order to keep this variety he constantly supplied from
three Of the largest respectable distinguished
faetor,s in the Omitted A. sodArt CO. Dunha
and J. Chckering.
furnished 1925 $3.50 f25
f8op $50 1878, 900, sac. $3.50 up $500 Comprising
the priced good instrument the richest
elegant The difference IN finish number Of
stutng mostly the variation prices All instruments from the
above makers have their them
perfect tone. touch, workmanship aad durability.
The subscriber pledges himself exchange
Piano sold by him. which otherwise than god.
Orders from the promptly faithfully executed
Pianos packed securely any distance without injury
Old Planes taken In part payment.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber has for sale hand Piano
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GtOMPOUND PLUID EXTRACT OF ,1ss INpEIo.. pa.

n a
~ EtlRA, OR PAKElRA BRAyA AND BUCHU-Por he cure
~ Chronic diseases o the Urinary PassBge Cacuous Affections
Lrucorea DroTry Jauudce, Chronic Inflammation
alton ~ the Kidneys and Bladder aayng irrtaby that
organ and correcting c deposition secretion
wheuthn urine b. and purlent vord
without piiu and especially discharges from the
mucous membrane, retention inCoutueuce 90 urine.
fa erary u The PareraJ certain maladiss
~ organs Induces o. scrbe almost
medicine over The mucous membrane lining the urinary
altering NE quality 90 The urinary secretion. u originally
introduced into medicine thontripc employ IL al
most solely n dhlfFes from The urino genital me nbrane
'rtrl l'ugrrh'l and chronic Inflammation bladder
n' later ~ these d'ease', Sir - Brods, London Med. On
l@ recommending r Of" am satish'd" th
gee at h's Rt, Influence over the disesse which
under COMMUNICATION, l"snrg materially The
'5 mucous. Which .itet very great svi and diminishing
JONATHAN rEREiEA, ST. H., D. r. s. q L.S
hiHf'1N-bs ~ Hn adu dessert spoonful four
i.s N1yf tu hl lumber ~ water The
creased ~ diminished little according effect ush
E Fn ~ rrrftrr f'Y ~ urine than
.ff d.nH d King freely during the ~ the msd Inc
pose Tor rtI Boo proportion itf Prepared
W lmaI-l DOVE CO., Richmond, Va.
fEW WARMERS AND sTRANGERs visiting che city f.r their
n spfnr au! summer s.pi,f. soud .ay ua Che lad
Sah uf iIir. r nd cheap, and fashionable Roots Shoes
lf.nss &c. our si composed ~ on cvtsnsirs variety II
'.ry I'H'r article ffsiirE 90 che usde. and vii be offered
10 prices iisf cannot ftH tH rsase.
4 .t.IIs respectfully s...I'. so. ~ Main street
rHIl WIiiTE 4 pACF, doors bsu~ D1oirya
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purchasing tickets at the Office ia Richmond
those who take ;iIe where tickets sold.
The rates for children
twelve
APAsenssr taken up at point designated will required
To pay the charge from the last designated point
ger desiring TO leave the train point viii pay
the charge to the next place designated.
Passengers taken At point the road
another point the road will be charged
and no charge will he made for distance less than Is
No baggage small ladies'
4e that are not likely to jure the furniture Of cars,
permitted on the passenger
No'eng sEespi wearing apparel and the usual ar,
The company viii not be responsible for goods specie, bills notes
oIeWeyor anything but the
for that only when placed in the baggage
Passengers are cautioned against OF
motion. ~ 50
Passengers will not be permitted platforms Of
the when in motion.
Passengers 10 THEIR FHTr THE
SEATS, or from otherwise defaeing the
Please report to the superintendent fneyy or
OF Potenes on the part Of the conductors
ct agents, others. -
The Express Tran going either way stop take up or set
aown passengers NJ the Port Waltha Clover
Halfway station anu Manchester and other points
circumstances.
The Mail Train viii stop at either Of the
and a other paceSwi Creek Waltha JUNCTION yen
eys Crossing, Clover Hill Junction, Halfway Station
Crossing Gregory Crossing Res Turnout Phps CTossIng
Temples Turnout and Manchester. 10Y
By ORDIls 90 THE Board ~ DIEEcroRs.
hsU
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pDAssENG fOH New YOHh.-SIDE-
II WHEEL STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND tStfSN
JAMESTO wv, OF 200 aud 100 ten. Burihen- l2TTS
Passengers New York will bear that
CANT Steamship ROANOKE" Edward Cavendy, Commander
leaves Rhmond regularly TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock
by Of Norfolk allowing them time to visit that place.
Passage to New York. including meals and hne State Room
ccnulOdatons, only $50
Steeragg passage only e.
The "Jmestuwn under charge Captain Lewis Parish, will
be the route In the course Of three weeks.
These ships have been built with comfort strength
and speed and ing all OF the modern improvements have
their
renced officers. Passengers taking hne
York. Svod the Of change Of baggage
the braeng air Of the hours
in sight the picturesque and delightful
travelling alone paid
Beth be secured either Office board chip
IInIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

ERi,"N . m,sHl,,rlS.E OrYEn yon s,LE.
- 10 hhds Esa Orleans
o. o. Port Kco
this d. tEUgARg
~ package lHaf crItieI Nd Pniverfsed
l1l bile CInee
~ istgs 90.
so d. faruayra
so Pl.tpfs Java }COPTFF.
l3 bales Mocha
~ bags Clre
% his Porto Rico lud Cuba Moissset
~ thls NsF Orleans do
~ " Sugar T.laf gyrfp do
o. hide Bacon
q fasFsR'. Green and Black Teas
Jos h"E'' AIsmfri.r, aud Talou Candles
Iufr.rfIHr Soap
GU krra Mails srItra
10 cases Mass -t..l flr0riee
Fmrr'0 prIer, Ginger, Painted Buckets Bed Cords and
ienf- iiurs. wrapping Paper Blasting Powder Candle Wirt
urg fuH blasting Powder Ciyars Hoop Iron Blister Steel
NirI.s oitss, starch, Porter. Aie. au8i-dtctf
Egs trTiAL Oh ALWuSBs5O ~ very superior &C. To-
p = hffronists fr sole BY BENNETT BEERS
IIFu me- q.
a. CAlS EXTRA FiHE GUNPOwDER TIA, receiving md for
- .febv rlI.I IFWIs WgRu 4 ef,y
ENEt AID WEATHER PROOF PAINTs ~ bbls suver's cei
ebated ffe Proof Pauts Earrsnted the best
fDr sde ~ BRNNErT BFrHs.
V' Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

These vessels all Of the nrst city
more expressly for this trade and
pas,sngers They are commanded BY experienced Captains
modAte They will be by steam
may be relied on to sail promptly, as advertised
Merchants going North, ordering
md to their interest to ship BY this Line freight will always
be taken as low by other line Of packets
viii be made by the Agents in Richmond give
isfaction.
We respectfully hope obtaining full share
OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this Lne New York. be forwarded free
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston Savannah
any other southern Northern port
The vessels will lie Richmond at Rockets: I'm New York nj
Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip Wall street
DAVID ouRRIE Richmond,
o. II. PlERsoN, New York, SAgents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

Eon fnH VIRGINIA spaNoa--
II throaEh ~ cAlAi Plaksts 10 DushanAn,
sna stages 10 the Red Sweet anil svssitsk< "a
~ - % IS
white sulphur.
throsgh BY Canal, Lynehbars and Tennessee Rah Dad
s.,ses TO The Red Sweet and Sweet spring.
Rsb@osS daily !; P.si:i Boat. ir .Ss
o A. NJ, and buchanan r. NJ Of the second day aud
~ we white Sulphur the third day 6 y. NJ - -
- bk tAts Roefs tAere Oaly tailS sluOsao
= passengers connect with
az roSd leaving daily At A. NJ. Bon.aeis at
LIVING Leave neat A. NJ At daylight arry. at the Red
sweet springs mssJ ana nom h,ne. 90
n"n" ~ w ns ~ 10 In lsss than IN
above s lis miles. - ' 'Ns'S "~H WV
rsssnEer for the Natural Bridge Lexington Roebds. and
bAth Alum Warm and Hot Springs,
thenee to Lexington IL and Roek Alum M
miles Leave Richmond att p H. Al the N.tu,.i
bdse second day att Z. NJ, aud Lexington at p. NJ
returning leave the white sulphur p.
anu Red Sweet ate r. NJ aud arrive At the
Leave next NJ at daylight, and arrive Bonsack AT
kr NJ and IN lynehburs by r. M connect there the
BOATS ats r. NJ and In Richmond NJ
O'Clock, connecting with
with the Norfolk stea uboats '' -"1
Passengers for Cumberland H. rarmvie and
H. willeay Richmond Monday. Wednesday, ffav
connect with the Stages those Tuesday
Hsrsddy aud Sifarddy.-fdree.
Fhk fsos RICHMOND
AZ " W Rock. Alum Springs. co.
Dagger's Springs. 90. W. and a. sprnss . so
" Lynehburg So Buchanan -. a an
ivi9 BOYD EDMOND a pkyEsPoRr
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II NioN sTkAMsHIr CoMraNN's In. OF
u srEANtElts-for Philadelphia every Monday tItI
n nd NIay-Sleuuler fxT.T

III
u erEANiElts-for Philadelphia Monday tItlSN
aud Thursday Via Norfolk and Capc ER{TS
CITY or RICHMOND Captain Mitchell, steamer
VIRGINIA. Captain Teal and the PENIS " ANA,
Capt BaymoreOne of these splendid steamships will Rich
mon for Philadelphia Monday and Thursday high water
touching Cape May land Returning leave Phila
drpha Wednesday and Saturday 10 o'clock A. NJ until
further
Passengers Cape May consult their interest by taking
this route, addition being cheapest
expeditions aud comfortable.
ns-nsrrsror New entered into arrangements
forward through New York. either
steamers allowing them the privilege of remaining in PhSde
pha three ur days proceed directly New York.
the arrival Of the
shippers DESTROYS shipping
PburE, will please mind that
to forward Tobacco through CO., loo
Due notice will be all the Daily Papers
city, when the will be ready receive freight and the
Of their sailing.
y. h. .tipprrs bear Bills Ladng
be to the wharf at Rockets to be signed before the sailing
the steamers.
Passage through to New York LIST cabin and found 81 90
DO do 2d 100
DO do Norfolk, LIST 2 90
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
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a ~ RsaSRs sEa

AitkAZSk sSE5a ~ 49,
E6 VIA NnRtNeEMsNIS ,.S. .aa amer tins date. the
Leave: F.,.Ss4 daily s Sunday:
Leaves Richmond daily, a, lO'elOet. ?. ".
Leaves Petersburg daily,at AZ O'Clock, A. NJ
Children IL ase-servAnt and
ooor,i per.onsI :, cents: . .,,, ,,,. r,.r ,.,..
the Office and getting the where
Through connection With Bland ponn Western
Stage Lane can b ProcSrsa =. The oSs to the O.Ss Places
fRis'S" 70 weldon. do Do $50
fer Port Mahan where eOnnsc. with The s,eanea, Aos
Captain William Smith, for Norfolk. Old Point Portsmouth and
Tars TO Norfolk Pcrts%cu,h .;..ta
The sh, all article: for Norfolk and Portsmouth, and the
servants travelling by tssmsela. must Re FURNISHED with two
passes that one can be retained aths ticket chs and Il
cars or Boat as the case may be. ,,,o, ,or,,,r,r,
E,NoR NoRFoLK PoRTs,Iol TAI ,>D oi.Ds .>e-I,
- rotNI1in sen'sqnenee Of the repairs to ,hes
than was anticipated se Cmpsay chartered the pleasant
corFEE between Port the above
cOrse be Of Capt WIN. c, Smith
the former commander Of the Augusta long aud nyorah
known to the travelling community the Potomac and James
running in connection With the Coffee leave
Richmond and Petersburg Depot Friday July is, 1855
morning thereafter, at the Sane hour ''' ''''
ay Se ce s S.y Gr ass sna ~ M
Point throughout the bathing aud at the different landing
Pare between Richmond Norfolk Old Point, ~ %
Pare between Richmond and Grove Wharf ~
chndren three year, years age
wants through 50
ny THos DoDAMEAD. superintendent
l.. Once Of the r. A p r. r. Company, June 2s'h, is's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

AHNS-NGE 10 NOHEOLK-BY THE COH-n sl--yI
III PORTABLE STEA NBOiT "gURTKSk1S1k,ESsoS1r
PECA," Carr. Jous DAvs-The CURTIS PECK11s-Hzs--><-
life boats. &e in accordance with the late act OF Coz
will Saturday morning 10th inst the
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf Rockets precise
AZ O'Clock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Thereafter, the hour.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning.
hour, touching all
returning. Freight taken as
Passage 10 Portsmouth Norfolk
Meas 80 cents each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

INTERESTING To FtiINiERs.-we believe will inter
esng to the Farmers Virginia. they
Furniture in Richmond better than North
Market
several Farmers Furniture who have priced goods and
the North for the Of buying but finding they could
chase better In Richmond bought
Of Therefore, call the Farmers and Planters
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES 4 HARDWOOD,
nnr Errhn Rank "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
orrcE X. Y. a p. X. r. Co., [
Richmond, May %, lisa. I Eel

IMPORTANT NOrltk-STEAMERs BELyIs .r--n
DERE AND POCAHOSrAS.-Untn further o-SaSSSke46v,r
both Of the above Steamers will
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting
drphia.
The BELyIDERE Captain GGord will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon Returning she will Richmond
TUESDAY afternoon.
The POCAuUNTAs Captain, Jones,
WEDNESDAY afternoon Returning she will leave Richmond
SATURDAY afternoon thus Adording the merchants
opportunities week the places.
found Of the and expeditions from Wheel
Pttsburg Cincinnati the
10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

.sp hS SsMyNn AND bOelON LiNk or
SR0& - IAtNEfS-rhis line IL composed OF
n4{Sthe following vessels ADD sails nom Roson Hfy{S
S@every WEDNESDAY,: SA&AkS
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. q. Rogers.
MISSIONER, a. C Rossr.
COURIER, IA Ros.,.
:. shAhON J. n. Nekerson,
=. MEkCn TAYLOR, Cyrus Nickerson,
JuLlErTE Obed Ral.y
These vessels OF the ns, expressly for ,h, trade
and have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains we'll
or the trade and Who will
They " be to-ed and down the by steam maj
relied on TO sail promptly, as advertised.
merchants going NORTH
to their interest to ship this the only regular line
freight viii always be taken other
every eort will be made by the
respectfully ask and hope obtaining full
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets Boston at
ho"ss wharf, DAVID CURRiE, Richmond,
iva No IA 500, sSs' .., Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

RLAcKsMITI's TooLs-6snuine Arrintage Mou,sLoIe An
- wills 1870 25J lbs each "Wrght patent Sodbox Vice.
some extra large; srdge and Handhammers Smith. Bellows
10 Is inohes Horse and Mule Shoes "Gdns" Nails
All sizes; FILES and Rasps &c, for sale by
g. J. sINTON CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

Two TiMBth GErrf1ts-PRoPosAIs FOR sIIIs-p,o.
- posas viii he received Richmond and Pc
ksroad Company in Richmond $4,000 Railroad sn,
% ,Hh sls ToR lRox TRlcK-The sins are to be
80 Nne OF post oak, or Chestnut, free knots
Other irrn,J,
strength or durabity and feet long NOT less than
inches diameter at the small barksd and snoo,hi
hewe on two sides aud parallel to the heart the he faces 10
De inches apart 4 end Of the Sls OF souar- 10 the
Ih e SAD st,s are to be delivered either Richmond
sPeeed ey the superintendent he NAV
he whole TO be delivered by the March IssI
-. TH0S. DODAMEAD. Superintendent
Ofice n 4 II. Anru q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

g. IEEL PENS IMPORTED DIRECr.-GEO. NJ. WEsr, N0s 5
- ana Exchange, has received this celebrated ~
made order Birmingham G. W. 4
Richmond Va. Price q gross This has given br.r
satisfaction thau other Steel Pen by mail
free Of Postlge. upon LenEipi Of the price. anlI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

NJ OT1CEThe subseribershave
~ the style Of QUARLEs BROOKE and will continue the Hat
and shoc Bu<ne the old stand the senior Partner
HENRY W. QUARLES,
ROBERT L. RROOkE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

BOOKS STATIONERY And PIANO FUETTs
AMts WOODHOUSE, Gtrz N,-H 4 Wupfirur4g ri a1arJ
% virginia, oHers for sale, Wholesale retail au e1,uys
V00Ey t,.y or rt,vyy,.
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The whole comprising the extensive and .p.nbId
Dry Goods ever exhibited In Virginia.
We have also complete stock Of
-, READY MADE CLOTHING,
much IA
and workmAnship. '' ~ 'esaius style
We respectfully solicit merchants yi,pv mi.
anu 70 say that goods trf Ltc the
same goods are sold In any marked IN tAe coGntry ~
auxo KENT PAINE a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
THos. DoDAMEAD superintende
Onicr y u X. Co August g, lSsS.-apli
EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.

hMONA-rhe subscriber has this day removed nom his
StmL place OF business on Pearl street TO the
Warehouse recently
and 18th streets Immediately Auction Store OF
port Allen Col where he will continue WAoesae Groo
Au2 CIV 49,,
ATittlNtA CENTRAL X ALL OAD-RREIGHT NOTICE.
Each article Of freight intended on tho
Road must have the and residence
Is consigned distinctly written thereon
aoelock NJ and the freight paid IN advance.
Ii Q,nA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

URoN sTEIL, TN PLATES, ac-2OO Iron comprising
full assortment Common English, American Rolled
Hammered Swedes, and English Refined Iron.
200 bundles Ho -. hand, and Rod Iron
go do American and English Sheet do
% do Russia Sheet do
20 cases Cast and Shear steel
10 tons American and English Biis'ered do.
go boxes Tin Plates
Also, Sheet Zinc speter Copper Tin Bar and Pig
Wire, sPelter Solder, 4c FOR sale by D. II. sklNKER
AUS Cary ST., between II and 18th sts
z ANILLA lEANs- nf nrIn.r nuaIItr aal. hx
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The subscribers authorized
able small farm within short distance Richmond
is in high Of Improvement situated in an exceed
ng healthy neighborhoOd Rnd
has been offered for sale for time The proprietor
eight or ten dollars day from tho market
believed that this could be made with through
the year by an experienced gardener.
The improvements consist OF
containing hfteen in complete convenient
residence To- the gardener containing
house stable and all houses There
me wells OF water upon the premises them
Venicnt distance from the dwelling and the other
terms which viii be made accommodating
other particulars, apply to ALLEN CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency
aug Corner Of Broad and 9th street
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-13

AN ARDENT TEMPERANCE MAN.
Ii ever human being had cause TO
practice temperance himself and to
preach it to others, Ex-senator Han
NEaAS is that man. Recently in
Covington. lInd) at temperance
campmeeting. he addressed the crowd
in speech which is described BY the
Covington paper as follows:
Mr.. HASSEGAN took bold ground
against not merely the sale OF intox-
icating liquors, but also against the
manufacture or Importation. within
the limits Of our State for any purpose
whatever. He declared himself ready
to vote for the Maine Law in the alb
sence of any thing better, but ex-
pressed his belief that nothing short of
a total extirpation Of the article from
the1ace Of the earth would etfectthede-
sired object. The splendid historical
incidents and illusions with which the
address abounded, and by which Mr..
HANNEGAN enforced his arguments,
greatly enhanced its beauty and effect,
and were very characteristic Of the
speaker. His eyes has not dimmed
nor his natural force abated.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-13

We witne sed very affecting sight
Yesterday. A girl was about cross
ing Merwin street bridge with a lit
tie wagon containing what a casual
observer would have supposed to b.
a child---a neat little handkerchief
folded delicately down from the neck
OF the innocent. and its face concealed
by blue veil. 1t was a theme that
might have called forth a most elo-
quent out burst from the warm heart OF
Fanny Fern" Presently, however,
in ascending the bridge, the vehicle
unfortunately upset, and out rolled
the precious contents. in the shape Of
not baby" gentle reader. but
well-tilled aczishey .j,tg.' which was
dashed TO pieces against stone
The grief Of the ''old folks at home
Tor the loss Of the .'dcar craythur,"
whose "spirit" thus mceremoniously
took its fight, was no doubt inconso-
lable.-Clecelond Tine Uenoc,ut.