Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

We we're shown BY Col J. NJ Ruff cluster of tn elvs
eueombsrs piece Of vine about six inches long
Beat hh you can i-Leringtoa Gass.ts.
There visitors the White Sulphur Springs
We are pleased to learn than hiss ever been there
az th season. This augars hvorably for all the other
Springs. We hope all will make a good season and re-
store many invads to health.-Lssris6sry Chronicle
THE WEATHER AND rnE CRors.-ror the last two
weeks seems to be about as difficult to stop raining
did Tor To commence before that time The abundance
Of wet weather has however wonderfully stimulated and
improved the crop and the fall pastures Tho pros
pect nov Is that shall have crop Boetour IT.
equal TO any that has been grown for several years
Valley Bhig, lug. 3.
and commodious Church has just been comp le-
ted ut Urbanna, the site of the old Court House for
which the citizens of that place indebted the bene-
hcence ofCapt. j. q. Bailey.-TdppdhaRnock Ga-.
We learn that the number of visitors In the
Is unusually great aud increasing daily There we at the
White SULPHUR some Eve or six days since about 500
visitors, large number of whom from Louisiana
The travel through Charlottesville has surpassed ANYTHING
that witnessed here before for the four ay
the average lumber of passengers arriving by the Rich
mond train could not have fallen short OF 1870 The down
travel also very good IL that for every addition.
al mile that Is opened the increase of travel percept
ble.-Chdr. Idr.
CoPPER SSAKEs.-we learn that a lad, son Of Mr. Thos
Davey, living Mill creek, in Hampshire county was
bitten the foot by copper snake short time since
IL appears that the young sleeping pallet Oh
the door, and the snake having gotten into the bed o
him while he asleep. The pain from the bite caused
him TO awake, when holding his foot the
two three efforts bite him again No attention being
paid It during the night the next morning his leg had
become much swollen that il burstcd open LIQUOR be-
ing freely administered him during the course Of the ay
the swelling disappeared, and the boy Is apparently
we'll
Another young lad son of Mr. Elisha smith, in the same
neighborhood, also bitten by copper snake on the
finger The hand began to swell, but being pretty
freely dosed with whiskey the swelling soon entirely
removed and mark of the bite remain-Haray WHO
II accounts of the result of the election in Ken
lucky correct, that gallant Wing State has very ef
tualy answered the question: ia the Wing party dead
Undaunted by rcve she has gained the position in her
Congressional delegation that she held up the close OF
the Harrison campaign-eigh Wings and two democrats
-1icr. Ga.
TuE CRors.-we have kcpta bright look out upon our
exchanges with regard the of the crops as r.
ported IN their columns and have hesitation in ex-
pressing the belief than the Wheat crop generally has
turned out predicted that say better than
people had anticipated great deal of wheat was sown
last year, and have dout there will be full aver
age yield after making all needul deductions for the dep
relations insects and losses from the late soaking rains
The Oats crop will certainly prove be shorter than
usual We trust the late rains will bring up the Corn to
fair average but sections of country have no doubt
suffered greatly Tobacco, ia many localities, beyond
recitaton before the rains came, and the crop will
doubt be shot The Grasses have suffered much from
drought but there is nevertheless prospect for oleraby
fair yield.
The supply of Wool will not be large it is thought and
prices will undoubtedly be kept up, increased The
Wool Grower prices likely advance for YEAR
TO come.-PieiHont Wing.
The Richmond Enquirer wishes to know "what the
Wing Party South intends proposes do'"
We can tell that anxious inquirer very promptly what
the Wing Party South don't intend TO DO
IL it is unfortunate be dspsiinto the elec
tion Of Abolition President don't intend To degrade
its Southern character by jls,yng him in his Abolition
appointments as a means nsuoualize his party-Eer
gion Gdseitc.
Garland Rains, shot by Elijah Roberts in the Saincs
short time ago, died the tn rd day after he Shot
Roberts taken into custody after his DEATH tried be-
fore magistrate and held to bail appear at the next
circuit court.-Chdrleston Rep. lug. 3.
Since our last have had frequent andabundant show
The earth has been kept moist and the weather be-
ing warm, Of course the cOrnheld in the valley have
most uxuriani appearance. The crop can hard
~ fail to be an abundant onc.-B