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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

HLAsENDON MORSE, Commisio" Booh
~ iStotionory, and Poper Ho"se, OpPosle the W ar
wick House Main strecf, Lynchburg Keep. conston
y ON hand School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Blank
also Printing, Cap, Letter, Note. Bill, Colourcd, and
Manila Paper. English, French, aud American S'n,
tionery Paper Hnng2s mud Borders, common ard
satin fni.h Goods frnishcd to order at Northern PR
ty" Cash paid Cor Rag', Rope and Bngsins.
ian % IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

LNINE Chewing TObaccO.--1VOL LBH
Il NDudly Il johns Chewing Iobocco' 'nane oi ."o
high price, by ~ Ii '"n'''
ma RIB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

WASHINGTON, March T.
This metropolis of Federal politics-thc
Mecca of office hunters is crowded to day b.
the people from all parts of the Union-some
to see The Innuguration,and great army to
look out for the offices that are now to be dis
pensed among the Democratic politicians and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

y a. q. VI. TATE, COM MuasSfON
y. MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR THE
SALE OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACs
Co 3G, Natchaz SLftc, Nv Orleans
Aug i--d&cly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

NJ Edmund Ruin, sr. moved that the report be ap-
proved by the Society and printed
Mr. BouSlre gave ice tina, he would propose reso
buttons at a future time in accordance with the report
The question the adoption Of the report was put ard
carried.
A motion made by Mr.. John 5. Fleming OF Goochland
bere the vote on the report taken being declared
out order because OF misappreheusion the part Of
the President object motion to reconsider with
a view to enable Nj Fleming to his MOTION was
agreed to,
NJ r. then moved lay the report on the table pend
ing Che preparation the resolutions to which the gen
leuan who read the report alluded. lie considered that
would the course the committee would have
full opportunity to prepare such resolutions the great
importancS OF the question demindei.
Mr. Harvey was in favor OF she adoption Of the report
by the SocetS and structinS the committee to
port resolutions a, future time in accordance wHh it,
Col T. NJ Bondurut OF Buckingham, asked if the best
would be the commitment OF the report with
instructions.
Some discussion then sprang up, during which series
OF motions were offered and subsequently, Nithdrawn.-
The question ho~eyer REQUIRED the motion of Mr.
Fleming which being also withdrawn, motion Tor it,
commitment, with instructions report proper rcsolu
lions made in accordance with the suggestion ui Col Bon
durant, agreed to.
The regular business of the Society being disposed Of
Mr. Jones oi edmond county the call of the Society
proceeded TO address them the application Of Gutno
to Wheat aud Corn crops lar lac had experienced
upon that point.
Mr.. Flenming followed on the same suhisct.
We will hereafter when time j. less hurried, give
detailed report Of the treate. this subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

MErrEG or 1uE AeRrrrTrrsr socrgrY-A meeting
consisting Of no lss. r,n Ijuy msab,r Of be Agrcul
tural Society, hell at Metropolitan o." lest night,
The chair was taken by the President Of tie syci.ty,
Philip S. Ge1rg, Cooke, E.q.
lie sadlhat the first business Of the Society va. ti
consideration Of a report 10y the committee appointed,
wait the President Of the United states n reference e.,
certain monoposs existing 600 tue Gulno trade in bi.
country, with view 90 solicit his aid 10 remove them
M. William BIuiEhrc, member of that Committee.
che Chairman, wc pc-umc read the report 90 fhc Society
IL represented that the Committee before waiting on t
President examined the records boo go State Daplrtr %
ia Washington, % collect 40 be information vhirb could
be obt,nel there the manner in which tlfs trade
was carried They Alec proceeded 20 Baltimore Co..
confer with merchants and Others who we're informed
upon the sumo subject.
The result ftbcse enquiries was a fl enlightenment
81 10 the caus, which cI to the limited supply Of tat
material In tbs country Itappclrcd from Information ob
tsiued from intelligent aud authentic sources cha, Che
eusoo trade vac In che bond. Of a Peruvian o1mptny
Who resided n Enrand but w9 we're repre- scented ty au
sgent IN tbs county They POSSESSED sn exclusive priv
nege Of trading this country ami probably throughout
the world From this monopoly it was natural 70 expect
Ill she evils Of undue limitation 10 the supply On
consequent high prices, such as exist The committee
regarded this system iDpsriHw H imDer0, existing "a
abe serious dsument Of the Agricultural interests o
che country NJ large Il referred to the great delay
Which our vessels exposed at the Chincha Islands
n loading another disidvaasgo consequent upon the
tcusveuess Of the present syseH together with the
large pro6 enacted which from the necessity Tor such
state q thing. have 20 be submitted 10.
The facts having been duly appreciated 10 the Prosi-
pept BE- gave the fullest assurance q js cooperation to
sid IA sboIsbing the monopoly complained o. Ne eE-
prssed apprehension however, that biz eEeTous
veud be retarded cognteracte by the same obsa
49, sheh ststs shsn bis predecessor sought TO remedy
thb eva
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

GECOND SUPPLY OF PAIL AND wINTkIi DRY
- GuOt'~ by the Roanoke Jamestou are
eesp, large addition Of desirable Fancy staple
Dry OOds, Of the latest mporaton having
Ne- York within The days With cash they offered
very ,onsIir terms at wholesale retail
Rich Fanny Colorrd aud BLACK BrOcade Dress silks
do Plaid striped and Checked
Asserted Coored Satns, Marcslnes and fioreuces
Plaid spun silks and Paid Cashmeres
flsid and Printed French und American Dstanes
Plain French Del.A'nes, all colors and price.
All color In French Menoe Cashmres aud Thibe Cloth.
Velvet aud tuhro Cloth CsnNks aud M-ntillAs
English Mctinoss and Persian Cloths
Hack Gro u, Rhine and Matsr'd silks
Mack, Olive ntah. aud Roy al Purple LzdiCs' Cloth
Bombaznc, Alpaca and Canton Cloth
Ladies' and Gcntlsmen's A,Naudcrs Kid and slk Gloves
do Cashmrrr, Castor, and do
firt Nitts, all qualiie-, aud Misses UioV~s
Rich Bonnet, Neck, aud Pointed Velvet Ribbons
Lac, Muslin aud Lawn Embroidered sleeves Collars
large assortment II Neets, Gmps, &C, for trimmings
wooen, worsied. Con, aud sk Hosiery for Ladies
Gcutlrmvn, Misses, Boys and Children
Irish Shc,tnE, Pillow case, aud shifting Linen
Table ramAsk. rsb- Cloths, Napkins and Doylies
hiAak aud assorted Cloths and Cassimrres
Fsin and rigarrd silk and Velvet vestngs
satinets, kersvys, Kentucky and kennebeck Jeans
Velvet Tapestry Threpy and Ingram carpetns and
Bed aud servants Blankets, etc etc.
VALENTINE CRkNsliAw co,
No ~, corner Broad gu Nnd Capitol streets,
no9 Near Capitol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

u there had been an doubt before thc present crowd
removes i q the importance Of having new Hotel in
IBIS eity-a 6rt rate Iotel-ono at which person can
havehi' case. Nothing contributes more q citys pros.
periJ than lioisls At which people spend their time
agreesbly. Such establishments draw strangers and
keep them.
We hope ogs capitalists will set about forthwith 70 cen
strue one or more such establishments They viii recon-
Pense the outlay IN various ways
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
RICHMOND MARKETS Novry0rn


rohAcco-our market without change lately
quote Common Lags tSSh $780, Good Manufacturing, 81
comon Leaf - TO e. shipping tOto siS.
ManaiAetari g, tiO to tis, Fine tia 10 els.
wuEArThe last from irope have caused ad
vance white OF good quality worth sIso aud Red sIi5
HESTER WHITE, Com. Merchants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

Yesterday the first day ofthe first State ASr-
cultural exhibition held in the State The Heav
smiled upon the enterprise, and there never
more delightful autumn day.
The grounds were thronged from an early hour,
and we never saw a crowd seem to enjoy themselves
more The Exhibition, it was manifest to all had
not only no, proved failure but would compare IA
vouraby with similar eNl btionS in any Of sister
States. Many gentlemen, who had attended Northern
Fairs expressed the opinion, that this superior
t. any they had ever visited At any rate, the man
must be peculiarly addicted to fault finding, not to
s., enough TO cnShsoall his powers of communication.
We have no time now to 80 into detsS-wc leave
them to reporter AMI to hereafter. Tn, great
lac; is the eminent of the Exhibition and the
deep and Widespread interest prevailing the Virginia
farmers, which that success diScoscs, No state sur
passes Virginia in all the elements OF wca'th-aud
her people have only to determine, to make that fact
manifest to ali the would We think we may very
safely predict that the future Exhibitions Of the So
c!cty will have equals in the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

TRrENNIAL EPISCOPAL CONyENrIoS.-Pnor TO tho adj
tournament Of this hoiy, the presiding Bishop real tie
usual pastoral letter which document Of considerable
Len 9Th, dwelling largely upon dUclrnal matters. gene
raj of cereymcn having been noted ia the address
the several Bishops their respective dioceses the
address earnestly calls Tor NOR; and il is remarked
instead Of the candidates for holy orders increasing
number ia proportion the rapid ncrcdse Of the church.
is believed tag their number is actually dminshn ing
Neither the foreign domestic missions IL Il stated
have been llttcry prosecuted with bcraity cOmmou
surac With the ability OF the church, and tho domestic ie.
plrtment especially has langushed ia llmenabc degree
II il acknowledged that the church has made en-
coueIug progress under it, diocesan organization but
it IN the weakest diocees that the most labor and the
largest expenditure required. In the Western States
ilis want Is particulaIy felt.-U. s. Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
MARRIED
S,EcoND SUPPLY OF PAIL AM w,>rkI, pn,

rarley, cGneps- county wedae.dAy seh n.t By Rev,
q KinsolVtng. JOHN ~ ROGERS VAR.
LEi, daughter u DR.. Vim. ~ Wexford.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
= La r,lIant trin of thc Mashincto

~ The gallant trio OF the Washington Sentinel
the Les trots N0sgl,tJir,s Of the press daily en-
large the Of their SORROW touching the melan
chvly decapitation Of Collector Bronson. Like Ra-
chael they refuse to be comCortcd. The blow deal,
~ the purity Of the Dcmocracy-at the staunch and
dSintcrcStcl friends ofthc South goes their hearts
and they ap.eal in vehement terms TO good and
patriotic meu Of al parties and Of all sections I, rally
to tie rescue. We subj1in paragraph from their
issue Of Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

A NEw TowN Is EIRGINIA.-It is stated that certain
capitalist have purchased some eleven hundred oi
land just beloS the Guyandotte river, in Virginia, for
Ahich they pay $4,000 they contemplate laying OH =
portion q .s 10 town o-. which expected to
sell we'll and really Guyandote being the locus of grand
System of nitrous Petersburg Int.
Fatal AccIpFSr.-On the 2Oth inst Henry, Of
James Davis ~ Granville, Va aged about la II years,
came horrible death by the unexpected discharge OF
gun. IL double bsrrclci, and he supposing both
barrels were discharged placed liz mouth the
zle blow the smoke, when the load discharged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

FpEtD AND PTlOFIT-To ~ ,oltrIJutors member, and
~ visitors = IT, Far, who wish To purchase
VIRGINIA MADE CLOTHING,
10 calling Mandatory found
tunes, large and varied II
GENTLEMENS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
Richm1nd make. from all
want, s,ll y low as North
made
Call At the Mandatory % WA. IRA SMITH,
Late Smith Marvin, ia Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

Pass HIN RouSD FOR ruE BESrIr oF PRiNrERs AND
EDiroRs-A certain Mr ar HOrard who calls himself
tue american Ole Ball." when iu this place played hs
rdtc1i a. well a. tie hLES--lc left town az midnight
md also len several nils uu.ct.iei. We learn lac has
been playing tue silue elsewhere sometimes pays
half his h-say- he considered advertisement soon
JiimsatrrV" Wonder II he considered the OF Cit
zeu's Hall complimentary, and whether lac will
gard this notice. We charge nothing Tor il. lie il on
bis way South, we learn-toward1 New Orleans Look
out Cor him genitmcu- sTcI. Hsrdid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

How SoNrAo SNGs.-By Hector Eeriios.-In these
day. when music las become of the necessities of civ.
ized life each party aud each clique has it, parcu
lar fivoric and denies justice those
fists who members OF that cdHlurdIrs which Mr.
Serbs las c!cyerly portrayed in his witty play 10
that respect Madame Souug has been extremely iortu.
nate; criticism has handled her teEdery and she
had sulrr less than any other singer from the
party spirit from the simple reasoa, that she united all the
quali,es-althuugh not in equal degree-al like to
mud artist: sweetness surpassed, agility almost
fabulous, expression, aud the most perfect iuonaou
GA she carols, higher and higher Ike lark "hciyens
gate soft, clear wo1l .r'uy distinct that, like
the silver bel, he altar it is heard through the peal
lag organ. But her principal merit in eyes, is tie
ab-succ OF rant-the substitute OF genu~-n any shape
whatever. She always sings, and does not depend
strength OF luugs-CroneOssy called power
Sac never strains her delicate organ-that nsr-
susceptible every shade Of expression How for
os young singers that Ike the nuns 10 Meyer
beers Robert ic Didb' she left the tomb ut the
ancestors besto~ed b. the hing of Prussia upon the
Countess de Ros>i teach them the wide difference be-
singing and screaming, and to show how all
during the lat years have been listening aud Ador
ing t,ilsC prophets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

PicE-rOcgars.-We uaIer-t,nd that two een,lsm u
we're relieved Of their poke, books last light 90 tho The
stre. One OF thsu contained $3.50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

~ Gen. Winfield Scott aaI Gen. Wayne arrived in
tho city llst evening and took lodging, e Er9hlrrs
Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
Z ANn.cArE GAnpENING-GEo. N. MEsT. lE.ch!

4 AND-CAPE GSRDENING-GRO. NJ. TEsT, Exchange
4 Hookstore) to the Post Once
Pleasure Grounds Parks l25
Browns American Muck Boo. o.
Scientific Agriculture connection between
Science aud the Art Of Practical Farming Narton
rs
sheep their breeds. mAnagemepi 4ad diseases BY VIM
IS
F,rmrrs' by Catcr. Youa Skinner Mills con-
tanning @ causes. symptoms and treatment Of all the diseases
cd-nt 10 Oxen, sheep and swine; l.2'.
llnrrr, Youatt edition
ratou gether with general history the ore dsserla
ton American rrottinR Horse jokeyed
u his remarkable psronsucss Essay
As and the Mule by J : skinner, la.
Life Scuvr sketches Lght aud shadow from the World
as. by Rrare.i A pgrigaEr. full Of prturrs o..
LOIS u New Novels, by tie hest authors
H,rpers Magazine for November
Graham aud uUdty, for November, At q WEsTS.
Under
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

nents considered what this plea Of weakness Or
have the people OF this realized In their
c"ptons the true character OF power thus spoken Of
like Switzerland Bclgiuuy This poor, little, weak
State constituted OF territories the most opue eIeu
Give and imperial kno~n iii the DAYS Of Rome
Three quarters Of the globe contribute their fairest
cOrs domnions. ls possessions Include the rich
provinces Of Asia, Africa, aud Europe. The super
fetal of its territory j. than double that of
Great Britain and France united, and this consu-
ted Of swsmps soltudes but OF the most renowned
and productive countries under tho sun. Under the
Of the government recommended to generous pro
lection the Of it, weakness, Il comprised half
the great uasn OF the Mediterranean. All the IA
nous cities Of Asia all the seats of ancient power and
ereatness-Tyrc aud Sdon, Antioch and Jerusalem,
Damascus aud Bsgdad, Bsby lon aud Palmyra, together
With all the islands and seaports OF that masnh-
cent rCgion-orm but half OF the Turkish empire
In Africa Possesses the land OF Egypt, itself equivalent
kingdom la Europe pushes its dependencies from
tho waters the Archipelago up the latitude OF Paris
and Of this prodigious dominion, possesses
capital wonderfully endoScd with every concevablead
vantage Of strength aud situation that conquerOs o all
ages have lost in admiration OF IT, aud Napoleon, in
the height Of his glory, spoke of COnsIantinopc eui
vaeut TO it all Judged by resources, population, and
means the Turkish empire ought to bo infinitely the
strongest power the face of the globe and what then,
il tho confession made by pleading its weaknessg What
kind Of government must that be which, with such capa
cities much help itself, and is compelled To
for European protection at every disturbance from
within without The answer il, that the whole npc
rial dominion is nominal and that the finest countries in
the world have been 50 parased by the permanent -
cubus OF barbarian conquest to be absolutely neutral
lied in the community Of nations"
THE VERY LATEST.
GALATz Oct T. 1853.
Omar Pacha has declared that vessels sailing under
neutral Dag will be allowed to pass the Danube till the
25th inst.
In Bessarahia, bulgaria, and the DanubiAn PrncipAli-
ties the smaller rivers aud mountain streams dried
up.
The wallechan militis who were detached along the
bank { the Danube have been ordered march upon
Bucharest, where they will act n garrison.
The Russian subjects in Turkey are, from the lat OF DC.
tober TO be placed under the protection Of Austria.
BUCHAREST Oct. |, 1883.
Several families have arrived here from Dzurdzuvu, in
the apprehension that that neghborhood will soon be the
theatre Of war.
Prince Gor:Schiko has ordered the construction Of
two hundred cabins each hundred aud twenty feet
in length the Danube aud several thousand men are
now "A work thereon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
THE VERY LATEST.

Mr.. {. C. BAYLOR, Of the Daily Amsiicdn Times,
published in the city OF Baltimore, Is among the visitors
State Agricultural Fair for the purpose OF furnish
ing that paper with report of the proceedings of tie
Fair and commend the Times the attention Of the
citizens Of this State. The paper processes be neutral
in politics and issued at the price OF s. per year. lie
is at tue American Hotel where he may be by any
persons disposed to pa'rouze his journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

s5- MEDICAL C,HD-Dr. M,sr, will ag,inrc in Richmond
professionally Saturday, s tta as-a found at
hi, room q. royi House, opposite the American iosL
Ser- Nzinin state 's.i,uuirnl society. Hro!''t'H
IN Instead LAT fets E- viii be- opeeI Monday. Tue,
y Wsdusrd,y Thursday ami Friday t. of r week ,9ruc
uf 90, above Society. proceedings wilt Do deter
mined ou and tis meeting Df Monday ufIt
os8. CiIAs Is WILLIAMS, Rec. Secretary.
~ OFFICE OF rnE yiR5iNiN STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY thr Wing Once, Governor street
tU- Dividend Notice nestne " The President aui pi
ROTOR ftno Richmond E-,k aud Potomac Rail Road
Company. ou the ~ day ~ October, 1855
h,, rl,t dividend o. ~ w. s'ni out q n gr9s O
,,rsd plyDr 90 Che s'sdsr, t legal representative,
rse45 q. ". MAcNuUpo, rr. - EAP.rR Co.
Mr. B.uoa vail .psn rhLh A.D WINTER MnIiSERY on
TTUssp,y. t,e fth id'' ,slin2 Main IT,
Iawrcuccs World. Fai' Premium daguerrean Ghuery
ssi nroadvay, corner White street, Sew Yot ooiosem
HBHOENiX ntNR Tho notes Of w issss W. ps redeemed
FArn6 4 soURsE ,sg2-iy
syz- French Engii.h aud American whitney,. -Wu WIN
sIMOss Broadway. Invites The Ladies' and the
radc examine her STOCK ~ Millinery and Millinery Goods
She GOOD, the New York Crystal Palace which '
veil vorth l1otinrat
81 Dennnc- oaiamand~r yirr'. rs'rntR1HFn
s te ss manufs me United saies n ne
sooys s,,sgt,i l,,, ~ 49,. w w Wrebsnir.n
fw.'hnron 'oiy CGof9, mpeo,t pgn,nse 1g'
Depot Pear street EeH Yo, door bov Msienlsne
fsr-nery ~ John street. je1o-emai page
~ Nouee E1presspsctsre' fr Soyt Rtehg,on I'isrs
burg &C., Intended or shipment pcl steamers Eo..E. S1d
JsuET0wr, viii hereafter be received ~ messTs ADAM w
80 nrosdwny. who me only 1Hh0rissd Ag''' " hsPe"
privileges ~ these Ships.
Once n Nrv YorE and Vginla Steamship Co.. No ~ broad
- tlr..f a.. A ptuta,rTs Agrnta jg1g-W
~ TIIE NOTt94 OF THE UNiTED TTATEs nANh, Of
" sshsoSS 4 ~ i issq .au WNTiNsLFY
wytggINtN snNp AM CNNutE MANtFAtrottY. ~.
WARD McADAM oHs or safe ~ Manufaetoy on Ffank
and the lover Market, u Re
Soap; Palm, Rose, Almond
md vssratsd DO 9TH general assortment ~ No Clarified
biaek Soap general
Iii Others NV Manufactured h sest ~ the fae that IN Bait
add other northern cities, M McAe brand
has STAINED peculiar dneon, While bis exports y these Ra
Ne has hand quautI 81 beapufu
ptc ~ NICE Yeas Country vi and adyaa
tsgseul % ags n BE Naaufacy Ms prizes IN BE ouua s.s
s6tirE hNl-V
,HERoors-sOoo % hsss shssP cr.r ~, ysry gess %
Of 500 aso daily expected 90 IN boEss o. 100 iof
81. sos g ''' 'H'''" DOVE 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

6tALL MD sRE 1HEN'-0i ~. PIVTOIS hIFLfN
dt-The lndsrsigurd would repeatedly call the attention
n siraugrs visiting The city extensive a.ottsn aong
Double and HnFc Barrel Guns ranging
prices o o. ti25 Belts Powder Faka Game Bars Can
ser Powder Caps, Dram Bottles Leather Drinking
Cupa Dog Whipr Collars Wadruters Cor Aliens
Revolver singie sefcockng Pistols Bowie kse Money Belts
walking danes mounted In 0oi silver, Ivory and Pearl Of
which odered ~ such prices a. cannot m 70 give ATTRACTION
JAMES WALSH
Maker and Importer 0f Guns, Rides, 10.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

l5- Oii PeloWs Hall crowded To ogssGssir-
last night with sdGifne audience Who than
delighted wiki ,he eNirAOrd-.y i-ts Of tie Fakr The
wonderful dance. Mr. Lane aud tie delightful iuy.yIie.
Of the FiSir- Ethiopian Troupe. Tie BIriss,.s Chi.
J1gg!ers in their thrilling ia. Of the Implement
With kavs. vas received wA srs2. sela Tacy perform
this Afternoon =. :. aud ,o.uizh. att