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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

o. President PIERCE has appointed Ex-senator
DIX, of New York. Minister to France, and Mr.,
R. X. MEADE, of Va, Minister to Chill. The
Morniag lMaI doubts whether DIX can converse
in French any more than he can think in Ameri-
can. Perhaps he understands the vernacular Of
Timbuctoo. 1t would bevery well, should the
independence of Hayt be acknowledged, to send
him as Munster Plenpotentiary to the court Of
Faustin the First Wonder ifheHl take Uncle
Tom as Secretary of Legaton2
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

A Bone FOR THE SOUTHERN DEMocRAoy;-
When President Fillmore invited Mr.. Senator
Seward to dine with him, as is the custom to in
vte members of Congress of all parties, there vas
great cutlery in the Southern Democratic Psecs,
that the entertainer ofthe Boomer Fugitive Slave
people at Auburn should have received such; Q
com pliment from the President of the Uniicd
States. was
Now we expect-no, we don't; and that was a
lapsus pcnnae-the same Southern Democratic
Press to make the same sort Of an cutlery becal5e
President Pierce (Which is not the custom) did
invite John Van Buren,, the corner stone Of the
New York Free Sellers, to White House din
ner. We don't expect it, because the principal
use Southern political Democrat makes Of a
negro is to scare green ones there Gin the South
otherwise Wings, into voting the Democratic
ticket.-.N Y. Express.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
vs,ehes.sr Congresssamaf District.

A Democratic convention TO nominate candi-
date for Congress, met in Winchester on Wednes-
day last, and the Republican of Friday gives an
interesting aecount of the psorsedhsgs. The
FAuLKNrR men outnumbered the others and in
sisted upes making the nomination. by simple
majority The friends Of other aspirants urged
the two-thirds rule, and, on being defeated, many
of them retired from tire Convention. After this,
the FAULxSsRTEs finding they could safely a.
dept the rule, made show Of fairness by doing
so. Nj. j. e. TUCKER then appeared LII the COR
vention and withdrew his name from considera-
ton. The nominations were proceeded with, In
turrrptcd frequently II the @noise and confession
and once by regular fight between couple, OF
delegates. Messrs FAULKNER, Cook, HARRIS,
LUCAS and BYRD were voted for. and on the third
ballot Mr.. FAULKNER was. declared the nomi|ee,
but the motion to make the nomination unanimous
failed in very decided manner. Mr. f. was
sent for aud delivered an address, which the Re
publican describes asa "supremely ridiculous har-
angue.'
s.Neither space nor tima. is afforded u.s." says
the RepubEcen, .sto comment upon the proceed
inrs of this-the most extraordinary Convention
ever held in this district We have not yet re-
covered from our sarprise sufficiently to realize
the result. Charles James Faulkner the regular
Democratic nominee for Congress from this dis
trict! Can it be possible! Two years age, sup
ported by the Wings with whom he had acted all
his life, he defeated the nominee of the very party
that has been made, by an artfal combinations OF
circumstances, 10 seem his endorser now"
The Wings of the District held convention
in Winchester, yesterday, to nominate candi
date. ALEX. T. BorELEE, Esq, sf Jefferson,
was most prominently spoken Of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

me-. The James River and Kanawka company
., ther late meeting in Richmond, had under cons
sideration the question of the preferred route be-
tween that Company and the Covington and Ohio
Railroad. They expressed the desire to preserve
necessary ground for the location of their water
Inc when It shall be practicable for them to con-
etruct IL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
For the Spectator.

.Mcsas Edftors:-The Wing County Cor
vention will no doubt adhere to the rule adopted
by the last County Convention, to take one from
each end of the county. In this view, we would
call the attention of the Convention TO BOLIVAR
CHRISTIAN Esq, as gentleman emnentFy oral
flied for seat in the House of Delegates.
Mr.. Christian is one Of the best informed men
on the whole subject of our Internal Improvement
policy we have ever met with. He is thoroughly
and miumtery acquainted with the system in its
history and all its details, and in any public posi-
ton giving him a voice on the subject, would not
fail to WELD most beneficial influence: 1t is
true he is a young man. Young in wears, bat old
and ripe in scholarship and practical useful knowl-
edge, and Augusta has been ably represented by
vo niger men.
!, trends to all the best interests ofour couTn-
tv A we haze ventured to suggest the name Of Mr.
49," Convention, with the conviction
tbat s~ary wo 'i We haze said will meet hearty
'ef''' Tnosr WHO :.H6w HIM BEST.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

oc- John w. Foster, Quaker. and leading
Rhode Island Abollionst, has recently reuounced
his aboltionism, and in doing so says that those
who make up the abolition party are quacks-that
they are sincere only in their desire TO humbug
the public. and that they have injured the slave
TO an extent that cannot be rel aired in quarter OF
a century.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
,,n or tn, popE-Tbe Pine. has add

LETTER OF THE PoPE.-The Pipe has address
II an Encyclcal letter to the Bishops and clergy
--,n,.e. The tone of the letter towards Napo-
OF fis ga i've ola great attachmcnt-the Pope
leon is lrlGie orccr his "very dear son in Jesus
Christ" The purpose Q. wv, y, Roman Catholic
to quicken the energies of tn Ai" ,ve tham
cIergy in France, and especially ic h.,e 'u.nl
keen q vipilant eye upon certain ''books,'' pa
nbletsn and "other publications" there, Of ten
dnncu hostile to the Church.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
MANCHESTER nrAnKET.

Corrected ioeekIy from De. Republican.
BACON, per Id, wagon price s, store price sa 9
FLOUR, per Dbl, wagon 4 81 80, store q q 80
Corn 40 a As, Rye 60 IS.
SALr-Ground Alum 75a 2O0 Ashton 2 90 a275
PLAIsTEp, per ton, 6 90 40
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

APPOINTMENT s.--WAsaiisaros, May 1.-The
following aPpoi htrasntg will be. made tomorrow
Governor Sey mouI, Of Connecticut, Minister to
Russia Gen .!Gsdsdeej Of South Carolina, Minis
ter to MexF ;o;; Mr.. Dix, Of New York, Minister
to France.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

NJ 1t is believed by some of the friends Of
Chief Justice fancy that he will decline further
service on the Bench of the Supreme Court, on
account of his age and i'll health. He is now in
his seventy seventh year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
JAPAN ExpED1rIoN-The N. Y. Express says

JAPAN ExpEDIrroN-Th N. Y. Express says:
A singular fatality seems to hang over the ia
pan Expedition. Intelligence has been received
of an accident to theSsteamer Susquehanna, which,
it is said, will probably disable her from proceed
ing with the rest of the squadron. She broke her
shaft in February last, and it was doubtful whett-
or she would be able to return home for repairs.
We fear we shall never hear of a government
steamer that has not broken down, one way or an
other.
The New York Post says
The Vincennes, under the command of Com
modore Ringgold, and two or three of the other
vessels belonging to the squadron to explore the
China Seas and Behring's Straits, were yesterday
bending sails, and are expected to sail from Brook
iyn Navy Yard on Friday, for Norfolk, Va. AT
the latter place further orders will be given to
Commodore Ringgold, when the fleet will proceed
to its destination.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

CENTRAL RAIL ROAD SrecK.-Therehas been
q still further advance in the Stock of the Virgin
il Central Railroad Company. Fifty shares were
sold on Thursday last by Mr.. David Anderson Jr.
At 6fty-fye dollars per share.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

es- 1t is significant fact that President PIERCE
has appointed Northern men to both the great Eu-
ropean Missions. The rule has been, heretofore,
we believe, to appoint one Northern and one
Southern man; the present Executive, however,
seems disposed to cater to the antisiavery preju-
dices Of the English and French.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

o. T ne tayortsars played by the native bands;
In India ares, "Eucy Long,D "Carry me back,"
and tt &c otiier negro melodies. So says Bayard
ayl Or, VINO heard them at marriage festival
few days after reaching Bombay.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

NJ Col. THos. j. BoYD, of Wythe, has an
nouucsd himself candidate Tor the Board of Pub
lie Works, for the Southern District, in opposition
To Mr.. DANIEL, the nominee of the Lynchburg
f.aamsntary convention. Col. B. is Democrat,
butts regarded as liberal minded and trust wor-
thy man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

afs- The sister of Burns, the poet, now residing
Of Ayr in Scotland, in the S2nd. year of her age,
has inst sent pair of stockings. knitby her own
land. to be exhibited atthe Crystal Palace at
New York.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

o. The Commissioners ofthe Sinking Fund Of
V irginia will redeem $2l7 900 of the State debt
ON the first day Of August next 1t is nearly all.
neld in England.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

EXTENSIVE SALE.-Tha attention Of all per-
sons interested is invited to the advertisement OF
MIR. FRAZER, in another column. The sale Will
take place at Jennings Gap, on Tuesday next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

&c DR.. ARCHIBALD GRABAM and JOHN KIRK
PATRICK, Esq, are the Democratic candidates for
the Legislature in Roekbsidge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

eo- The Legislature Of Louisiana have elected
the Hon. JOHN SEIDEbL United States Sena-
tor, to fill the vacancy caused BY the resignation
of Mr.. SoUBE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
RELIGIOUS Notice,

Rhe Sacrament of the Lords Supper viii be
administered in the Lutheran Church in this place
on next Sabbath. 9Th inst. Preaching on Saturday;
morning at Il O'clock
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

o. The New Orleans Delta. referring. to ..ths'
recent event Of the death of The Vies PresidentL
says: i ..;.,. +: s.r..
"Mr. King was of the, scheelof the old-fae,isn-
ed politicians of Virginia and North Cara!its, who
regarded dignity of .portment, uIbaaity Of man.
ners, and high perso nal honor as essential attr-
butes of the public manl,. -: 4
What pity tn at sgcHa school os politicians
should ever becon re ola:Gshtoned
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

u.s. We arc authorized to announce the Hon JoHN
Irrcmrs candidate for election 10 the Congress oil
tAe Uate,f States, from this District.
Or At the request Of my friends, announce nysen
candidate to- represent the people OF llSldan" e9a%!
:" ~ JAMES MORTUN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

Or The Legislature passed an act by which
corporation magistrates will recelved hereafter the
same compensation as county magistrates
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
M Several advertisements intended for this pa

per have been crowded out. We regret the una
voidable delay, and will insert them next week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04

,PsSseso' w L. Y. DttTtcett
BACON, Hog Round, l0c
bcT7Ea, Fresh, loo
Coax, PER hushel, Gee
Wool, per pound, s5c
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
THE MARKET PRICES.
sTAUNTON PRICES CURRENT,

Corrected ioe...ir ''I m'
Flour, Supfin., 81 w
WHEAT, per bushel Toe
RYE. per bushel, 63c
OATS, per busbel,. Bic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

New FALL And WINTER DRY Goops.-w. i.v. re
esved ~ sesm.rs and packets nom NV ro,t
ns.esd stack Of Uosis Cor the fAn Trade
which ~s invite friends srd
%-n aud country generally The following constitute part OF
heavy Bh 0cs lie Rhine. for Dresses aud M.n.
bi"ssd. FIX In fancy coors and black
y aud =. X. b ne- lie Paid
r, I 1850 500, u.,eo and mail checked Mareenss
hk Fancy CORD and new style Plaid Aipaeas
s MSs.,r . .a.,s., Canton Cloth. aud Bonissnss
Rich french aud American Printed de Lain..
r.n and Printed cashm.rv aud PEI. Coths> eoiors
nmero Mousseline and Cashmere Robes
Plain and figures Maus..lines and Parev. A, L.i,..
y and >. heavy sik Velvet toe Cioaks and Mantal.s
Plain and Printed Opera Cloths. a color.
Embroidered. Dotted an Checke ed wi Muslin.
Neck Bonnet Cap and Velvet Ribsnds
Eneh, hernred stitched and Tape borGered IIsks
Irish Linens and She. tings. aud filios.ess. Linen
urass Cloth. Corded. wadd,d M Broek aden sLl,t,
fuded, fiowing, a. rered and Embd Sleeves
Moarninr and Mourning sleeve, and Collar,
Ladies and Gents SIX, Merino, vgonia Vest.
complete assortment Of Ladies 0ea,s Misses BOY, srs
"orsied and Gotten ii's- - -'
Handkerchief. w. ''' " "'S
L.. les and Gents Cord Kid Gloves (Aiesander'. make,
Threat nohhin, l.e and swi.. rsnr. and i,,.,
ysab.,s.,a wa ME- p.ma,t Cloths, Napkin. and Doyles
san-a 49,, woo'en and VOTED Piano Table Cover,
'1P., "A' nne, Brown, Gr,en Cadet Cloth
wosn v.i's san. Fancy Cashmere. all style. and qualities
S n leeds, kennseeek krntucly Jean.
w wh, s', 40 s.Si Plains, ksfsey. aud Iip.sys
blsek, or-.n, Drab. Mode ri i Rins I,.si.. Co.,
viv.t chpssi. .n r,, spy and i.Eain C.rpe,inx
A largc o Habit and N, ni,n. ,'n
nmetlesn, scotch and "a French Ginrhams
u. mesucs, sheengs, shlrnrx anil c,,o
,, 20, which having BEEN purchased with en.h ~. c
'e anu heta nj reasonable advance on cost '"e'sa'
=, NJ VALENTINO, cRENsHAw a co
seq "'' nio-a' s'h snd CAPITOL streets,
Near Capit a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22
yE,HRoUGn TO IExNGTGs. AND BUCHANAN IN Tw,

Days In siAiI Packet Boats by scoi-- Lynch
burOn the 2Sth October.
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted the usual hour Of p
NJ aad arrive in Lyneburg 10 % hours and la buchanan 81
Returning, leave buchanan ~ A. NJ every except
day, Lyncturg 6A p NJ leave Iyncburg r. NJ
and in Rhnond in 50 hours in time TO with the
Norfolk ~ NJ and southern
Railroad Cars, leaving at : A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington with daily line Of
North Returning leaving every except
days, and arrive in Richmond In ~ hours.
Passengers FaTmvc, fare S2 Buckingham Court House,
are ~ - Charlottesville fare tSani siAunon fare ~ will
Richmond Mondays Wednesdays
O o n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

SIC ia sE-kt kNt>!I,G HlNnN tAE--we in
c'ip; Of i3rsc complete OF House Fur
nishnr articles. 'Cps.sttng Of
Brass, licr-,d In n wrc and Nursery Tenders
Polished steel and Ersss Head ShoVels and roitrs
Copper, ETssS and jappaned Coal ilOds
Polished steel aud Brass footmrn
JApIanci Fire Carriers
Bra :, ntouEtd and Cast Iron And ircns
Rodgers - Ivory Handle Knives md Forks
sCpctili American Ivory Handle knives aud Forks
fhony, Bone. Buffalo and Hack Handle Knives and Forks
Silver Plated Alfalfa Tahc and Dessert Forks
Plated. GtTun Silv and britannia ard Table Spoons
BECK TN C,ncr rtts, Tea ro,s. Z and Tea Crns
STEAK Dishes, oyster and Dishes
WAITER in sets sinry
RTaSs IA White Metal Candle Sticks
SnuGyr. and Snuucr
Cur Bands and Pins, bSDH:iJl' assortment
Together Will Cooking Utensils of Kind for sale
ioS 10y AND. JOHNSTON CO.
Importers and Dealers in HardwArd. rtery, &C.
ocii the = - Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
Iys Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
=. D hatI.,n LINE or BUAT,- FOit
,1r--sAs-,SS Va LSNcHBu RG.-rhr Canal Boats
CLINTON, Captain nNnaj, UNION,
" H. runks lrsye regularly wrDsssp,rs BELLE Captain
johnson, DESPATCH Cook, regularly
Boats compelled advertised
make their regular shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No way freight taken.
freight for his line be up day except
slIvRDAy, after O'Clock, Y. II.
matt A 8. LEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22
FAIL GOODS.

n IN 9<nZ 1OOn1b,e
spcsfi hs AND T'gsS 's ,s Sy" Sm
No Is Pearl street. doors north Of their
Their s,SeE comprise. and
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CARS: LEATHER, TRUNKS,
terms, oaer great inducements
n PGIsSi' oH .: n sSpS os By @
''''"''''' '''' - " " GuGRLEs 4 BROOKE, .
No. 10 P.aH street.
RicuSoSp August 25,h, 1853
bL,,- n,n lmlO'!rr rnd Dc"r In ws'ehe. JswSlTy
the largest stock Of Goosin his line ever offered IN ihs
Gold and silver wh;che' Of ~ Mind, from the most eele-
brated make 10 open, Hunting and MAtic Cases.
60 Gold Vet, Guard, and POO Chains some new styles ny
arse., assortment Coiiy ever ore,d IN mt ety.
Gn Jewery rrieed suitable for n. country trade
1900 dozen Fancy sosPs, assorted kird. 49,.
LOO dozen Hair on', lsirs.ts AID Cologne waters
1850 dozen c.mbs every variety and kinds
Monies styles, over 100 different pat
cigar ca,esA larr, assortment. r.,,,. Pow,
roIios I1ey oIcy RScSrSson. Ta,i"s' 1cni snr
Ell class store and price, f ss"nG Is ~ "a Va"
h Asi.e,lar,. ONnnF NiSG,.Glo N. "ksr, dt'ehSnse
4 BootsoreJ ncNt 70 tie Poet 0GCe-,o
Brown. American Muck hooi .l
Elements q s5,'sfS As5sG@rs o. he ;opn1s" Ss
iseen,. '"' Nv y y
sheep their breeds, management diseases VIM Youa,'
Youatt Skinner and Ms; con
and tfcatmcntof AL the diseases IN
cidvnt 70 Oxen, sheer and swine; l2r. .
The Horse, VIM Youutt edition With numcrtus mus
atons gethcr with general history Of the life, dsef
American Trong Horse. low trained and octeysd'
his performances and an F'ay or the
A.. and the MUS by skinner, no. ,
Life eues sketches Lgt and shadow from The Nofd afou1d
Ivy Francis A DurigaEe full Of pictures VI.
lots ~ Ncu Novels, By the best authors
Iarpera Magazine Tor November
GRAHAM and Cooley, for November, Al W WIfIt,
Ohdef hsehahse
vAtg AUTE hOJt-.-J. W. RAHDOLrH Offers for sale,
large assortment valuable Nerk Agriculture &C. hud
among the prominent RuHnf Fafmers Htgttr 10
vols Cnitvaor Coeman Iufopcau Agriculture; Brovrs
Trees On America Huss Sanity Kitchen Gardener American
Orebard western FaTmer cd Gardener scIhsnt' Fol- q
s Paru. Johnsons FARMERS Encycrtda fefscnd'ns Com
ps Farmer Gardener Gardst crs Library, " vo John
s Chemistry; Johnson and Iaudfctfs Dctlona
~ o. hardening Ludon Encyclopedias ~ Gardening Lsbels
Igculturat Cemistry McMFhon American Gatdner Neia
Fru anf Kitchen Gardner Parsons TIE Rose Nuun
Nortoh Scientific Ftuturc buhn on
Eucaon; Thaers Agriculture ete On the Potato
Plant sSton' Rural Hand BOOKS; stihnsf hsments ~ Ag
Ety Plantation Instruction. Regulation Rccofd, In
southern PAINTER Alien on 10.
Animals Brown, Dgon Kerr and Rchafdscn Poultry
CIasr Youatt Cae Doctor Mttes American
perd Kandan Sheep Husbandy; MasOns, Rope, uds
Youau and Martin Cattle, DovnnGs
Rural economy Wheeler Rural W.
Vsrsrs MeasuTer Miller snd Evans Mlwtighrs Guide
RacnT Calendar 10 vols Mt Trsds Of New York livery Man
hs Doctor end faief Miners Bee Keeper Manua
SINNERS Agriculture vols DOvninss Fruit rrse' ousrnon on
' be Mich Gov, 49, oesi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

TEyo cot sTHS NIRt1IANT-- STOCK Of CLOTH-
ING FpH THE FILL OF IS5S-S. MERCHANT y
wEiSIGER, No. III Main receiving their Pail
stock REiDY UIBE CLOTHING. and Furnishing Goods
embracing quality and variety These Clothing has been
manufactured themselves
they sale. Merchants need
North supply themselves will sell good
n =
Call examine yourselves. No. lie Main
seq :. MERCHANT a WEISGFR,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22
HARDWARE,

FALL IMPORTATION, 1853.
ID T. MoORES CO. EHJsytrs and Dealers az FOREIGN
u asd DOMESTIC HARDWI9E, Sc Mfin st,..t. Ri,a.
GoHd I in receipt, steamships and packets iv
eITol ~ lG and complete assortment OF birmingham and
Shrs HARDWARE and from the
Try they have received full supply OF American HARDWARE
consisting in part Of
"Eojgers" aud wcstynholms fine Pen Pocket knives
Pea and Pocket Knives Il various makers aud STYLES
BACK. Buuc, Ebony, and Nny handle Knives and Forks
Ivory Lhdic Hnvcs and Forks in 81 and - pieces
Wade A Butchers superior Rslo:s and shears
sns,r aud Double iiatrvl Guns, very superior
Pistols, Ride, Rif, Barrels and Nounngs
Trace, Halter, L. :, Wei AMI Fih Chains
Coolies" simmons" and NirEuia Axes
"Auir." and "RON'lnls' spades aud shUVels
Ml, Pitt. Cess Ont aud Circular saws
Anvils, Vices, and SriJh's Bellows
Scdge and Hand Hammers, stocks and Dies
Blister, shear, ami Cast steel
Castings. Hnrse Shoes aud Horse Nails
Horse Collars, Blind lriilvs and Hammers
Bride fliue>, Nors;cd Rcins and Girths
Lacks ant Hinges Of every dos riptor
Planes, Ch-ls, Au:rrs and Files all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances
English American and q. D. Fer. all goods usually
found IA lINNlN
Chased On tie most favorable terms they feel assured they "
fer strong Inducements visiting this
fy invite them examination Of their stock, they de
tyv a. sI as'A regular house In this, Of the
Northern ctiirs. Aui6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22
Z '''''' JOSEPH II. coLoUrrr, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF npIES MEDICINES OILS FANCY GOODS


ETC, ETC, for sale by DOVE co.
loco Ihs sup Carb Soda, best Newcastle
13,uU lh- Corptra-, bright Green
81 bbls Fire irvof Iaini l2t" lbs Indigo
l0,0 gallons solar OIL; Gu lbs Burar, Woods best
5 casks Eutm.gs; 3cssss Mst!er
leo Mats CssSi; 3t'ns White Lead In OIL cask Duestons
cOl,O'" Cigars escorted; geo toNys Chewing Tobacco
5CuN papers Smoking Tiarco; /" bills Fps salts
L. ibis Alum; 10 Ebls Vcnet Red
:ro he Glue. Irish; itu dozen Mustang Luiment
leo doIeu Arabian LiuilcHi; loo lbs TOnqua Beans
l2tVlts Extract Lcswcod
haO lbs Paris Green dry and In oil
2Vp lbs Chrome Green; no los ChTcre Yellow
bales fresh C!oves, 2y' 1oEen Seimifugcs assorted
gross Yeast Powder; ~ boxes Hubs soap
It, gross Yankee Soar. iU"toss Brown Windsor Soap
9 toNes Palm Soap; 5u"Is Scotch Suur, papers
75doEeu Paint Euckets; 10 bbis Copa YArnish
leo Tooth Brus'ss; Loo dozen Shawn Brushes
10 Br tndrcth's Pills ltUg-oss Matches
lOu boxes Transparent Soap; Su lbs Ginger
IL Emery, 5n1 Coogncs, assorted
Is S-idiitz and Soda Powders: On Boxes, 10
6 bis Brmstonr; 2 eases Vanilla Bans
Together with usual complete Of Drugs Medicines
Paints, OILS Fancy articles, all 81 which uer the
tu,e, prices suit both and country trade
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-22

IYWa.MoNp AND OANviiL.E RA.iRotD .oPEN 10
xH, OvEaBys, - MILxs.
o. and after Monday ST. is the regular Passenger Train
viii run daily Sundays s>esPted) 6eeen ehond and over
by's. -, ,-,,.-.,.. ...,,,..
only at the following points
M,nrhr.ter Rohsus, fiel, TonahAvk foNhsan Mat
to.x Chua House, wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary
Mny,ok.h Liberty Church. Meherrin, AeySie brakes branc
and Oserbys - 1T
Leave Richmond O'clock m Returning, leave o'e'bys
. ny O'Clock, +. NJ. ,,,-
chiIir. oysr 10 under Is years OF hNlfprice
travelling by themselves must be iarnneI WIN wv
retained Ia the ofhcc and u must DC rN
stated pass they permitted to 30 ON the
=, ., -.,,- -. ,.., N.ssrx
y1.vx A Cos four coaches ovctlys daiy fas
Germantown, salem, Salisbury ai
oh.rlot,- Mrssrs Fags Co.'S horse Coaches
On ru.ai.ys Thursdays saturdays At ONerbys fas
eager. osrksvue, Nhon, y Carolina aud a
keysvle on Tuesdays, Ihnrsi'N
md s,turIy. aud E,r Saneeyve by fiass Co.'S
line. Nonl.y., Wednesdays and Fridays, at ONrrty's
'"'' CuARi.tS q. tALCOlI,
"a Acting Sup't TrAn,poTtati'n.
RIruwoND AND DANyILLE RAiLEoAp.--fassvngcrs Tor
y.rmyI. and yuehbug through tickets - South
Cos AT
an. ticket Of Rchutund aud Danvihe kai"" - o.
fareto
CHARLES T.. TALCOtr,
Actin Sup-ri. t'utsnt