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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

Tux PkRr Youso kAS.-Taere IA a period Ia III. ne. Of
young man which may appropriately be called the sou
OF puppyism. II Is period when he Il lue more dian
ooy, ana good dealt less than man; when the hand
soked across the chin, detects sort OF downy neou.
" ana visions OF BARRIERS and rise up be-
lore num- whom the tailor suddenly becomes person of
vast consequence and no begins to talk Of the uen of
our college,, aud the ladies' of acqua ntance Very
ush' pantaiVons displaying immense moral and physical
courage IN senturing into the world with such slender
supPos ,ney contain cravat OF great proportions:
knowing hauJoekey halfgentemsn hat fancy yest gold
chan aud quzIing glass make up the external ouaIaca
lions OF the pert young man. He bis legs mart In
addressing men old enough TO be his grandfather tr,s
his cigar, and calls HIM my dear fellow or INV bo, Us
patenal parent no ALWAYS calls the governor and never
thinks OF him or refers to him except when ha
wants the governor TO come down handsome who ha
maintains has no right to respect man. TO DO able %
pay hs billiard expenses lie walks the street As thouyh
eowned them salutes the ladies with sciua ting .tnis
ana taxes on his hat to them when he has passed them
S houSh he did not wish the courtesy to be observed
,nen ne had observed older do this aad he think
ueinm genilernanly' 10 do so nkcwisc His conyer
powers are very limited, never having fathomel
an!hihg deeper than the bottom Of brandy smash or
oueu us inquiry beyond the bill Of fare of his fayoro
RESTAURANT In his manner to ladies' he Ia rather patropi
ng ahu Al the same time very humaue for In the rst
Instance ne acts upon the conviction of tho ufeoritv of
he sex and IN the next with with regard 10
the killing effects Of his beauty and manly sccom
ptshments lie cannot possibly marry them ali .nJ %
show psrtaly would be unfair. His head /, III. o,iv
place where Nature acknowledges perfect vacuum-N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
sac Of Tobarto BY Mm. IL. Rrnun.

Wm P-yor, GrochlAnd- 9h'is: lug. A. II AID ~.
2 tamRsyi, ~ AID o., stil, nv. 49,, and sls
C7ss " f'uoii Al" .narlc-2 h.Is: log a. leaf giOL
l. l. farrar, II HID A. sigA - 49, w.
VI Wood sSL-
Is , Abel o. htd 49,
Mm McliIrTy Sel.'n-2 hide log -, Leaf Eg..
Wm brown Shin I Iyg - OIL .to.
q MauiHn Alhrmarie-8 Lher. -'f
I 1,, D.Hi, M Nelson bids: lug 'eaf 49,.
-" suidiTti. AJrrrrlrS ihis. lag Leaf . .rJ 20
VIM siiic lard. " lfua q Iu- /. 4Ir.fgt ,,t 40 q.
JAzS tusrl4uI. Hh4.- , t-,. ~ 80 80
~, ., % md go. - ~ - . '''' no
> Is ana g Ciin,. Nels1n-2 hii'. lug = 1 leafkp
Col Hm Mi-l-. -ghtI,. .f,,,. Il - .,i..,,,,
10. los. aHt -. - ~ = $50 - : ''4' -
Mm Turner, Ah.mars-2 bids. log 81. ilssfs9
Capi Wa kHuvrsou, Nelson hiIs. iu am ~
Aastin 1vnify, Gr,vuc--I Lhd, at $50 ~ " y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

PRICE OF LAND PAEIS-The Strengthening of several
of the principal in Paris aud the consequent pur
chase by the city of strips and lots show the
value OF land in different parts Of the French metropolis
la street running from the Boulevard to the Rue de i.
PaiN, the jury fixed the price $50 ou opposite the
Bourse at sac foot. close tho General Post Office NJ
sS FOOT near the stations Of the Northern Railroad at
s. FOOT aud the boulevard near the Baste at sIa
foot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
More sp,tng rpou the Platform.

We gave yesterday, o brief extract from NO New
York t. in which tiat Abolition sheet Indignantly
. pits up n, a "kicks oycn the platforms mn
forth by the two wings Of the New York Democracy
We now end the article entire, and give il below
What was said on that question lihe fugitive LA,
law We go doubt sad vh ,qasl sincerity by tbs b,r
and sofa, 10y the terrified uutefriGed Both Of tbsr,
adopted Stereotype set of phrase which nv more .,,
fHf op"o' y ihftr commitments Nlu u tisy rrs. re-
soy1'i'on n - D,s'k mWt9i1gy as the religion ~ the
c0nntJ. Uoth, Tor exsmIlr speak Of the Gyi,ivn die
law H on ordnance Shch they ready To- obey and g.
scuie with chrrrfllrcss and a'actit, Tbrv perb,,g
are not aware h'. Hnie truth psrS 20 tu suh -I,-f
There is not usn. even ampuz.t he drrsat.s n st
division Of The n~morrstc parry lately dsf.,i,,.i 49,
Hards 4 nuu HfnifeI rh The ,prsii.,i, f ,l ~ o
hed vho, upon cur11,nd of the orierr. bon tt,-sr, ~
slave Who nal ir hi' sisr would urn out 10 m i ,f
chase. Yet che provisions OF thr r REQUIRE tis, a. a.
THE. We doubt whether in ten ~ them v,l ir.
hs pursuef 81 Do place Of rHnc,ameff or tafl.e lin
sheer and fool W hc Wc-o % ca hungry aud ursrv tfr
doorf aud lT chat he was slave seeking foo obtain l
liberty b. Eight There never wa our Oh Union form
~ surds uttered il mock Worship With r0ro utter heat
less1csa and dsregfri 81 sincerity than thee pho,b. OF
thn ts0 assemble nf Hs delegate NJ Syracuse Tho tr
public opinion and feeling rf their constituents s thai
w ths city. where be yidvr slave laW every svsor o.
~ elves ne condemnation Of fresh Audience ders IL
packed.
"Haf, lsvus asie ta' pant Of tho pluform as r,et.
ense. admit thst in The 81 ,sia dial psr of
Ihc proceedings the Convention bss deserved veil Of te
ass'
The PoI gcss Cor one 90, Of the omiaa,i ne with
NJ plssi,rn Ispadatsd What does the organ Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

Tins Bow WHO WOULD RATHER rIE THAN STEN"-Tbe
Chicago Press contains call sguci by large number
of citizens addressed those who wish to perpctuste the
remembrance OF noble deed by contributing to the pro
posed monument to Knud Verso the Norwegian boy
who was lately drowned 10y other boys for refusing
10 steal fruit. They $1,000 Some OF his older com
pauOns held him under water until life WAS extinct in or
der TO compel him. 10y fright against his repeated rrf
sails, TO enter and rob orchard Tho editor of the
Press lodges the receipt of letter cona lining
$40, and another containing $lOO, toward, the monn
meut.-Sals7a RsyiSer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
Pse:Ge Railroad Comnnnr.

1t is much be hoped that capitalists will come tn
the relief OF the Administration in exrca,nc i; from
its dilemma about the Pacific Railroad question. That
Is the only chance see now to furnish Rny MD and
comfort. Perhaps the Pacific Railroad Democracy
would release the Administration from its obligations
to undertake the work 4 Government measure on
that condition. SO they get the road we presume.
they vii! be satisfied. Tney mag derive some COM
fort at all events f. ON the announcement we puh.
lished yesterday, that Mr. Walker had commenced the
subscription to tine stock of the Company with the
SIM Of ten million Of dollars and of sundry subscfp
tons by others. Mr.. Walkers subscription was
made on behnfo certain interests at Washington and
the comio tribe assurance is given that other parties
stand pledged for over five millions more mak 2
together upwards Of fifteen millions. By none W.
judge, vii! these indications Of getting ~ Stock
Company to build the Pacific Railroad DO received
with more delight than tho President AMI certain
members Of his Cabinet, who have been a, SO gres,
loss TO defend tor positions ard answer the expccta
tons they created 10 the public mind on their Crystsl
Palace tour. They will breathe little more frecI,
now we hope. The frieds uf the Administration ms,
congratulate themselves upon the haiterny prssn,ct,
of getting it out OF the vkwarl prslcament it 20.
itself into the very first intinaton it gave in ,h
space Of six months OF any moasur, Of pablic poiv
it was likely TO pursue. If the scheme should fail
however, the consequences woull bo most deporab'e
The only chance for conci aiiug the Pacific Railroad
Democracy would bo to fell bacl. upon tho original
plan Of undertaking il as Govern nent measu,o.-
They would be satisfied with nothing short Of that
and tho Administration would be in as bad dilemma
~ ever with tbs Strict Construrtonists We do not
exactly see how tho difficulty is to be gotten over
with tttu on this now plan. II ia condition. and
eay important one too, that Government aid i'm the
form Of mammoth grant Of Ian ;, is to DO mad, TO
the scheme. TO which will be added tho usual exercise
ofcredit on bonded security, sc. VIII hot he sat.
factory 10 the Strict Constructionsts How far
may be depends upon tho facility Nilh which thcy
can get ever their Constitutional scruple. on tbi,
point. IL they should he disposed to stick pertin,
ciously to tho Resolutions Of '0S and all the hard
things they have heretofore ssid against that plan Of
granting the public lands for purposes Of internal i'm
prove uent, ;ho storm is not aiiayel yet We shsn
await further disclosures from that wing Of The party
before rendering congratulations to tho Admins
teatiOn upon its s'fc dclvcra7,e from dancer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

evident that the position Of the country Is safe In every
way, and that distant period decided and steady
reaction from the existing condition Of the money market
Ia to be looked tor. But ths safety and the early pros
pect OF greater case be rendered certain only by
vigorous adherence the part OF the bank tho prnc
pie Of letting the with the eux Of bull
on TO increase tho value 81 the capital which "a
being extracted from until the inducement or the
drain shall be terminated by its becoming dearer hero
than In other quae IL he hoped that the step
to-day will finally that purpose another month
must at least elapse, to admit Of the harvest que
ton being entirely settled before any confident view can
DO arrived at and doubt ia felt that II the result de-
sired should speedily be attained further advance
will be adopted without hesitation.
The English funds opened this morning shade above
the reduced quotations Of yesterday but the market had
an unsettled appearance, and when the alteration in the
bank rate Of discount became known fresh fall took
place consos first quoted VI 3Ito7.s whence they
receded TO 81 le at which price there buyers at the
termination OF business For the 18th of October thew
left Off at % 6StoSi. Throughout the afternoon nces
SAINT storms OF rain increased the prevailing anxiety
ing the harvest Bank stock closed 2s7 to 22s; Reduced
es lttoSS: Three aud Quarter per Cents 100 5.sto3
India Stock. 2S5 to 257 India Bonds les to lss pre-
MUM and EIchequer bills, "a discount to Is pre-
MUM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

Springfield the 10Th of October under the auspices OF
the United States Agricultural Society," will be tho frs,
OF its kind. The premiums offered very handsome in
amount among which Of $500 for the best stallion
seven and overland of sOOach for the
lion FROM four years; the best geldng OF four
years and over the best breeding of four years and
over the best span of matched of four years and
and the best span of fancy horses OF four years and
Premiums of $50 each are offered for tho best
breeding fOa the best stallion Of three years. the
best pair OF farm horses and the pair of poues-N
Y. Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
The Next Congress

IA "a settled hat there uAjsr,y q nominal Dem
ocr.t Adminaoa In the nsrt conxres
majority viii be Tor Against the Paeiae RAD
roadtor greater Rates Of levied
BY stand BY Ge'snnen
ia favor Of Leery say--hS cant No mat
viii be strongly Denoeteso let see What
good viii come OF Il.
30 been chosen they stand follows
SENATE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Accomac- -Fiunev.
Abemarle-J w Masou W Goss
Alexaudra-L Mckenzie.
Allegheny and B4ih-Slm'i Carpenter.
Amelia aud Notoway-J " Eppes
Au,Eer-t-Wm A Richardson.
Appomat.ox-Z Cheatham.
August --Skinner Koner, Christian.
Barbour Elan Talbot.
BrdfJrJ-w W Reese, J Burks
Berkeley II Mcclure, II J Sribert
Bo,etourt and Craig-Rnbt. Wiley.
BraNion and NirhOlas--J T Given
Brooke and Haucock-T Hewett.
Bsun,wck-E Il Elinuuds.
Buckngbsn-W PcrSus.
Cabeil-A McCOnas.
camprsl-Bo-Ing Cllrk John speed
Caru.ne-D Drtruci;s.
Carroll j T. Co,trans.
cha Civ, j" City K NeN Kent.
Chsrluic-Clemeut Hancock.
ChesseraJli-W " Hancock
ClstEc- ----Norgau.
CIpepsr-P. !. EggJorn.
Cumberland e. Ppsaatau-E g. Brown
D.uEiilis- !. J. Crawford.
DpIIrligo and T,lcr--B. W. Jackson.
Elizabeth Cily, Warwick, York and WIlismsburz-R
n. Powers.
.:--eE aud King and Queea-Y. Il. II. Garueu
Fariax-R VI. Whacy.
F'uquIer-R. II. Carter, g. Shuuate.
Esyette and Rda.h-Wm Prince
FiUyd-IdX.wcll Hraiau
Fiuva0u,-Wm. Is. PAYNE.
FrauSin-Wm. A wards, Andrew = Brooks
FreteHrk-LcVis A. Miller, E=wu ). Baker
GiieS-TUUHuY. Shannon
GilUcr aai WHIT. F.. Hays.
G.guCgstet-Ur-CI ortOn.
G'0chllud-J. G. Rutherford
GRAY sow William e.. Parks
Grceubrier-Bei amin +. Rerick.
Green Orauge-J n. Leo
G.c=u,i'e Z Su-sex-.W. " S. Weaver
HniihS-S. Is. Msjor D. \. Claiborne
HunpshIre-S. IarsDus L. Luptou
Hhupycr--Ch A-taiu White.
Hasdy-A. ; Holden.
IiarrsCn-Thou1s T. Mop,e
HynricO-R. a. Mayo.
HeIry-J Grsveiy.
Hzui5ud-A n byi.
Is- Of Wight-AS MOODY
JscksOu-M. GaI'ehur
JsEsrs0u-G IS Button j u Gibson.
kutvhr-S ,'cr- PItrie. d. smith
krg George and Su.norJ-W II Browne
iug WI.Hrl-u B Touiliu
Lae's,er aud Observation-Disclosures Downing.
Les-s'4-'in $ s,mp
Lee and -co',--E' aagin Flrsry
L"wi--J E.uuon
Logan, Boone. o.I wygmirg-J Barrett
LyaIsl-Dr. " 5 Fowler
Loud.un-J " MINOR . Ts7lor
Llucnburz- G.o.-e vs.. uu!y.
Nldaou-W. = R,mp,r
Marion --- Raymond Blrnes
Marshall
Na-,n--Johr " .cpI,-h.
Ma'uees sni MlIir.e1--J. ll Bake
hJral"uh.rr- --- Knox.
Mercer Reuben Gsfrets1n.
honorg'ia-J g. Louyh 70 Combe.
NoWOr-A B.prnc. 80 Tiffany.
ADr'gOmv1-W s,aplcL
Morga"--J. byrhs
Na...,n'nI- --- Ridick
hcisor Hiram vs. Dtrsou
NofiIk Cy-Dr. D. u8lIorv
N"i.k County -- Tllb, --- Cherry.
North1mptou-GeD. r. VERIFY
Pigc-M spu,r
F.trcl-5tfugri Etfrlas
ItnIo'Ju-J james Zee.
cishurE.-lbos Wallace
rm-yl'anii--J. Ba'ord q. 49, Giinor.
PIrasf's E.chir--J Malone
iOohHbUrWs-J. Nottingham
Pr"s'on--Wm. 70 linn John Scott
Irlre LlFuri.S a. SouthlT
tui'' '.org" ard Surrsy-thas. J.. Collier
Fnrc's4 Acme.
Iuurs william -----irsIsir
PuluAi-K ". Craig
Prfuam-R T. Harley
Rau'nph--J Phars4
EsppaharUuck-J 70 Morrison
Richmond CITY. a. CD~,rlin, 70 x E1y.u J. Il
Anderson. ~
Richmond CO. 6 wes,moreliud j. G. Mitchell
RuarOke-C Bass
RockhHige- --TaylOr- -Kirkpatrick
10 Singh un-Iifam MART, W. q. stevens
Rusel--Fergusson.
Scott, Duncan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

AccpESr YRoN TuE CARgLESs HANpLISG or A REyot-
TER-LNte last night while party of Irish were Assem-
bed at the house Of Mira Carney near the corner of Market
and CLAW streets, effort made snatch loaded re-
volver from ono of the company when il accidentally
rent on burying two bullets in the abdomen Of Mr. Peter
Hacan His recovery is thought doubtful Nevertheless
he was removed the Infrnary where he will have the
benefit OF the best medical aid lie was citizen of Cum
hera"d Nd, and Is said to be sober, Industrious and
inoffensive man Wheeling Tines S,pi 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SAD Communicative regre, to have to announce the
death OF Mr. Edward Lyons younger Of James Lyoas
ESQ., OF this city, Who accidentally shot wednes
day last at the place ofhis brother law Mr. William Stan
nsrd In Goochnd county, about miles FROM this city
This sadrcsult took place while tho young gentleman
on a shooting excursion.
IL appears that hs was on his way homo to Mr. SIAN.
nards house horseback with his gun 10 his hand loaded
and that In attempting open gate for which purpose
he doubtless employed the gun hav ing the muru, ncau
uousy directed towards his person. the trucker got In con-
tact with part Of the gate causing the cock to snap
when the contents OF the charge lodged in his chest
gentleman who happened to be passing by the place. dis
covered the body with the two dogs which accompanied
him. and his horse standing close by Not knowing who
II he examined his clothes his name which
he supposed might have been marked on some part OF
them. lie enabled to CLEAN from mark on his sock
sufficient tokens Of identity whereupon proceeded in
haste to tho house Of Mr. SnnarJ and gave information
Of the caamous circumstance.
When he first discovered the body no had great di.
enlty in approaching it. The dogs became savage aud
sought to intercept all contact with by strangers pac
arly.
The remains were Immediately removed to the house Of
Mr. Sanford and will understand be taken to this city
Tor inerment Ii is strange that while Of his ahul
dogs followed in the train those who bore the body away
~~~NNN'
currence and could not DO induced to follow
It is but one OF the thousand instances in which the
aeconate nature of this faithful animal has been us,r.
ted.
This young gentleman about eighteen years OF age
and Personer of aittering promise Indeed have sell
dom heard expressed such general regret
found utterancc with all who had the slightest ledge
OF his character No wonder that regret should be felt by
those to whom lac endearod 'not only by the abiding
links OF kindred attachment bus those social traits char
aeer which inspire such general for his sudden
andpemature loss among many, whose limited intercourse
with him. while it beset, such state OF feeling indicates
the force of such influences in emocrng the
his immediate friends, We understand his father was
absent at the Springs the time of the lie
Is expected back to day. We have idea when the in
terment will take place
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

hARrHaCAKE on THE GULY CoAsT.-About FIVE o'clock
on Sunday afternoon the shock of earthaake was M
al several of the watering places At Biloxi il was most vi
oien aud created and created considerable alarm among
inc inhabitants. There was great shaking among the
e' the houses and the dry bones ofthe soournes
about The shocks lasted but a few moments but were
extremely violent and created commoton in tho wa
tiers As OF old under the shadow OF Vesayius, when
The restless Titan hiccuped in his den
At last accounts all was nIiet-N n Dill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

EtWVE bOLLNHs HEwNHD Ramsay from the tss osncs
~ NJ i Tuherbc on Monday afternoon The 18Th
ny servant gu hAErHA Marht about 10 or ~ yssr sge,
and fa f under e usual tf-s Of pcr coorl
cHplerHWifh Intelligent and
uuorny caste her f down, spat
Faf rctffi ia ue virginia rsfred wish her
btsk vi 'eversi plates towels, &C. tosehsr Win e
Affe goo bucket t-ufuHHn. le4d o. ia belief that che D. hFr
loredly come c'ored prton n Richmond Vicinity Any
nf0rmatn relation f1 her ~ D. thautfy received aud
d1ara WIbo paid uf her delivery ~ residence Uuion
sg28 JAMFs 'n BiSguAu
LARGE GRIND sroSEs fsetoriea. T23 smaller de-
m.hnEs eomPist' s''ortmsn, p, sale BY -, -,
H sHps OfsAss-is0 bu'ssh ioF sslsSy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

KENTUCKY ToBAcco CRor.-The Louisville Courier has
reports FROM number counties in Kentucky in relation
TO the tobacco crop, and in but of them is the crop
said TO be equal TO that of last year. while several others
the production is estimated hut rs per cent Of tho
Weld of last year. At Louisville it il said prices have
again advanced 80 TO 10 cents the 100 pounds for the
coumon and medium grades During tho year ondiuc
the i2ih instant there sold Louisville binds
against Os2I last year.-Peiersburg Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

CrRicsITr.-We saw yesterday trout, about eiSh-
teen inches long, split open for corning, and eveoped
in its stomach found spot fish, full eight inches in
length The spot appeared fresh if had just been
taken out OF tho water from which j. probable that il
was sucked in by the trout while they both on
ter way to the iuhlment Of the manifest destiny To
which they were doonedby the gradually cospsng seine
Tho trout had been hauled ashore about nine hours
tore opened and showed by his pory size what an
uncomfortable glutton he Norfolk Herald Sept 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
DIED

At the residence Of her father in t'is county on Tueg
lay thc l5.b inst, Mr.- Steele, daughter " John
Churchnau, Eco, sui viic Of H. j. Steele. Of Rock
bfdgo.-Sia40fyi Syrsta'Or
o. Yesterday nothing September POI. at ~ oclocI
~ biz residence laurel SPRING. IN llonrico. Sir
EDWARD cox, IN the Goth year Of HE ago
The n"nds OF The family requested TO attend his
funeral AZ hs residence this lFfi,yJ morning al haf
pat eleven o'clock, without further invituon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND, sept. 22d, 1853.
ToBACCoslgh decline Inferior grai,s this week o,
Lug, ~ % s. Common Leaf 90 Nddlng 10 si0L 80
sales - a fancy article at higher rates
fLDCR-NaTket Inactive Of
W;tigsT sStfa a., % % ~; Family, an
II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

The people OF Lculsve have been endesvorirg TO get
see Slave markets or peus suppressed In that civ The
SOumon Council have voted TO repeal the ordinance H.
OF the Mayor. '-s '''N'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

NAvAL.-The L. y. sloop of war Vand,li, Commander
Pope from Philadelphia for Japan arrived at Singapore
July ,, and sailed eth for China.
Tho L. $ soop OF war Decatur arrived at Boston ye.-
terday from the fishing grounds.
Norfolk Herald Sept 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23
a SITUATION a. ITAciI,a W,zr
q I. J.
SHOCKOE FOUNDRY
GARY STREET, EAST SIDE OF sHooKoH oRI

OAhi "lhhhli EAST SIDE OF SHOCKOH CREEK
RICHMOND, VA
FHNALSOTI BROTHER continue 10 manufacture thslr ts
N proved portable STEAM RNuINk5 CIRCULAR saw
% o. ihe hSs. materials, 10 the WorkAnks
and on accommodating Alec:
htauonATy Engines OF any required power
Ofist Mil Machinery
Rollers ior steam Regimes and other purposes
tob'ecp Prossca aud ScreEs, Tobzcco FIattrnlng
levers, Bands Gc Railroad Work Of al kind.
hrAis aud lroa oasng and all descriptions Of Wrou.h,
Iron Forging - "'S-~4'
Persons Wishing purchase any above articles would
do veil 20 call On Us before ordering elsewhere.
sssS-lm TIIRpTr 4 ppOruyn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23

Probable SUtcipE.-A man who had thrown him seli
across the railroad track beyond Cumberland ON Saturday
night, and killed. We did not ascertain his
but be is supposed to have taken this put.
ting end to his existence lIhssng Irt.Hiserecr
September 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-23


EtTf p0lL.Rs hE"A AND will be paid for the apprrhen
sion ana delivery 10 OF aged ~ ys.r.
motioned, slow f,rhid,n-
OF muatto
a1dhnE size aud weight lie
snng individuals, the having nm NJ
e cotton eothes ADD carrying whieh
nc trade In all probability doubtless In Inc
eiy 81 hehTond, will attempt the Pamunkey Mata
POM and kappshnnoek Irrs that offee. ON
lose rivers nay easily effect hrs capture paw for The
ssy OF Moses the above sSo reasonable travsn3
Richmond. Va Sept. sl-se9s-ditkc2t I'LL DAVIS
"A SITUATION As TEACHER WANT IA yoaos ia y. "a
natNe o. NHgiEaD who Is lied
an English education, together with Latte
rAno 6utA aud Vocal Masc desires obtain .itaN
as ieAcher IN some private family
% 'cnee, can be given Address r. BLACK sth Po o.
nee Chesternsld county. Virginia "a az IS ~
e. ALL I'LL, ohhss Goop--PALL DRKsS GOODS na1e re-
eehty opened handsome assortment Of adIe,' me-.
oous consisting OF Rich (iigh Coours)
oored brocSde silks, Plain and
figured ADD Plaid MUasin Iaines; PIzld Nertnos, sot
spun sit Piad-; real French Black hIapaea.
SUD bnioarines &C. 20 which attention. OF hs 4,
wani nndent that shall be able them as great Indu
he above goods and goods u.u.I
~ found IN a Retail Store any house n he city
siLAs l.. JOHNSON, So. 81 Malu
Opened handsome cloths Of vaor, colonrS ar
.s, O'oaA' aud h'yS wear, which vial sell low.
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