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VICIOUS SI1EEP.

Mac, who loves good thing as well as
anybody. got out the following, last eek
youchng that it was rue. according 10 the
"Bobtaled" limitaiion-or in other word,
las far as be knew"
Out W esl, a seitlemen, was sorely an.
moved by rogue who stole sheep ire.
Quently, but who, by his adroitness, al.
ways managed to escape direct proc! OF
his Uhilt Cases innumerable, only ,hree
shades below the legal standard Of proof,
were correctly reeiied against him. No.
body, however, could furnish the eyidene
which would stop up the Rogue's Gap OF
Reasonable Doubt. Peltibone was too
wide awake for that.
At length, one Sunday morning, a
neighbor on some sudden emergency,
was passing across country-Perhaps for
doctor-through turned out field but
little fequenled, and where small flock
of sheep were accustomed to grsze.-
Here he saw Pettbone in hot pursuit Of
fat eve, and 100 enthusiastic in the pur.
suit 10 observe that there was spectator
of the chase. At length Petlibone over.
hauled the bleating emblem Of innocence
and with gittering blade let out its life.
At this juncture, the aforesaid spectator
rode and exclaimed;
"Ah you Internal sheep stealing rss
cal, I've caught you at last, have |, righ'
lin the act OF killing John Simpsons
sheep!"
s&es - shouted Pettibonej thrusting
forward mis- fAoo and shaking his head
defantly at his inlerloUu,N- VIZ be
fourshed his blade indignantly-"yes
and I'll kill anybOdy.s sheep that comes
and tries to bite mel"
The defence was worth a sheep, anC
/ they only required Petty to leave tn
5 eighborhood, lest all the sheep becom
vicious.
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LIyINGUPON OTHERS.

JOB Greenfield was one of those who
make il point 10 live upon others TO the
extent Of their ingenuity, and that in Job
case was not by any means inconsider.
able.
lie was quite in the habit of dropping
in to neighbOr's about dinner or tea
time; as a matter of course he would be !
invited 10 sit down with the family, on
which he would excIaim:-
well, rally, neighbor, | hadn't the
least idea Of finding you al dinner. |
don't know what my wife will think. l.
told her wouldn't be gone more'n ten
minutes; however, as you have been so
kind as 10 invite me, don't know but III
stay"
Job was in the habit Of borrowing many
small articles, such as pound Of butter,
or "leetIe" molasSes. all Of which he
took particular care never 10 reCoilect TO
return.
Among jobs tastes he had great
liking for cigars. But he never bought
any. Not he Nobody knew better that
they were an expensive luxury, and the
, thought of how much they cost would
have inGalliby destroyed any qualification
which they might afford him. When
however. he could sponge one out Of some
one else, no one smoked with greater
zest.
Just opposite job, on the other side o
the way, lived Lawyer Pettibone The
Squire liked cigars as well as Job, and
always ketp them on hand. One morning
9 when job chanced to call into the office,
he offered him one. This was enough iol
e Job. Hencelorth he made ii practice
e to call on Squire Pettibone once day
ust after dinner, when the lawyer usually
n smoked. and thus secure the invitation tt
v oin him.
+ Lawyers are proverbiaIly sharp, and j
was not long before Squire Pettibone saw
jobs drift. Resolving TO toll him, h
procured "a Gre-cr rgt~, and making {
X slit in a cigar, nsa,'y Inserted it, ant
a then closed the lrcrl0fe.
10 The next time 10, presented himself
W the cigar was rendered him. The Squlr
as had previously finished his.
N "These are mighty nice cigars
of your'n," said Job for the fortieth time
ID having fairly commenced proceedings.
pr z-whizz-bang went tn
to cracker, battering the cigar to pieces, an
of literally strewing its contents over Job
- face.
I'd "What-whal's thal?"-gasped Job
10 terror.
ei OH" said the Squire, coolly, 81 fol
IT got 10 tell you. It's new kind OF clga
i. fhey call it the explosives cigar. llk
o. it for my part, and shan't use any othe
os henceorlh." p"
10 Job Greenfeld's visits 10 Sure Pett
he bones office suddenly terminated. Il
lis didn't see, for his part, how the Squj
y. could like "them tarnal cigars that fly
k. "A feller'S face So"
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TALKING TO THE LADIES Sir Ashley
Cooper was great believer in female
bathing. For the benefit of the sex, we
annex the following programme
Immediately on rising from bed, and
having all previously ready, take off your
night dress, then take up from your earth
en- pan Of two gallons Of water, towel
quite wet, but not dripping; begin at
your head, rubbing hair, and face, and
neck, and ears well; then wrap yoursel
behind and before, from neck to chest
your arms, and every portion of YOU
body. Remand your towel into the pan
charge it afresh with water, and repea
once all | have mentioned, except tn
head, unless that be in heated state
when you may do SO, and with advantage
Three minutes will now have elapsed
Throw your towel into the pan, and the
proceed with two coarse long towels,
scrub your head, face and body, front an
rear, when four minutes will have you
a glow; then wash and hard rub yo'
feet, brush your hair and complete yo'
toilet and trust me, that this will gi'
, new zest to your existence. q mile
, walking may be added with advantag
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SELECT POETRY.
WHO IS Ne E?
A REPLY TO QUEyEpt


REPLY TO oUEvEDo.
A Spanish writer once decided,
In flippant song,
That wOman's lip, Or tongue, Or eye did
All that went wrong.
My, that the true mode Of unmasking
Her wiles would be,
On all occasions simply asking
Prey, who is she 2
Now, why must woman's petticoat'
Aye be the blamables 2
How is't Quevedo never quotes
Mankind's unamables
He rates the sex, and certes for it he
He makes good plea
But can't on as good authority,
Ask, who is he
Quevedo sweas that Eve and Helen
Wrought dire mishaps
That Adam and the Trojans fell in
Their deep-laid traps.
Eve ?-why DiabOlus beguiled her
You knOw'st, Quevedo
Helen THAT rascal Paris wiled her
That's Homer's credo
Trust me, man causes woman's failing;
And, on my life,
He's always wantonly assailing
Maid, widow, and wife.
Beneath the surface let the gazer
Look deep-he'll see
Some stronger vessel that betrays her
Just ask-who is he ?
AN
Is it a milk-maid drops her pailful
Lubin's love-making
Is her fate scandalous or baleful p
Lubins been aking
The school girl loathcs her bread and butter
Pouts oc'r her tea, ....
Mumbes her lessons in flutter--
Ask, who ia lie
Despite experience, what can set
The widow hoping 4?
Why are wives sometimes gaddmg met,
And sometimes Nopng ?
Don't talk OF widow armorous bump,
.r OF wives too free
But pop the question to them, plump
Pray, who is he ?
We're mighty prompt to throw the blame o
The weaker fair sex
When justice ought to fix the shame on
Outs--not on their sex.
Ours the seduction aud the fooling,
If snch there be:
Come your exception to this ruling
Pray, who is he
The old and hump backed ply their bate
OF gold and jewels
Well-knit young fellows deal in flattery,
.a Dance, song, oaths, aud duels.
So, to conclude, I'll take my oath, sir,
Upon the Bible,
That to blame Onc--in place Of both, sir,
Is gross libel
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no a DXUNKEN HUSBAND.

Ny husband, twas for thee | lett
Ny own, my happy hoinei
For thee lett my cottage bowers,
With thee in Joy to roam;
And where afe all the holy yOws,
The truth, the love, the trust,
That won my heart-all scattered now,
And trampled in the dust.
| loved the with q love untold,
Aud when stood beside
Thy noble form, joyed to think
was thy chosen bride.
They told me, ere was thine own,
How sad my lot would be,
thought not Of the future, then
| only thought Of thee.
left my home, my happy home,
sunny hearted thing,
Forgetting Tat my happiness
A shadowing cloud might bring.
The sunny side Of life is gone,
It's shadows only mine,
And thoms arc springing iu my heart,
Where blossoms used to twine.
] do not blame thee for thy lot,
only pray for thee:
That thou lnay'st from the tempter's power
0, joyful thought be free;
That thOu may'st bend above my grave,
With penitence sincere,
And for the broken hearted one
Let full q sober tear.
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THE AMERICAN NATIoN.-The West
minister Review, after comparing the cen,
sus of Great Britain and the United
States, says the whole civilized world owe
respect and gratitude to the United States
for what they are doing in educ alton
"As for what the American nation Is 10
become at its present rate Of progress II
is really an overwhelming idea mere
NAV be Democratic Republic of hun,
dred millions of citizens at the END ol
this century"
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A DEACON CONVERTED BY A IoPER.-
We have noticed in some of our exchange
papers an anecdote, of which the follow
inc is the substance. Names are omitted
because we have not the copy at hand
An old topper, who was sensible OF the
i'll consequences to himself and others OF
too great facilities for obtaining rum, held
out by those whose example ought TO be
good, called one evening on rum mer-
chant, Deacon to get his bottle re-
plenished. After the Deacon had drawn
the liquor, and while he was pockcting
the pay :,
deacon" said the topper, "what Dc
you suppose saw in imagination, while
you were drawing the rum =
81 don't know said the other; "wha
was lt?'
"Why," said the topper, Il thought
saw the devil leaning over you, and as h
grinned a ghastly smile, exclaimed
EThars the Deacon for me I"
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brought as fat as the Ohio, that walIe
engaged on the bank of the river. a party
of whitemen had fallen upon them in the
night, and killed his companions, loget1.
er with poor defenceless prisoner who lay
bound hand and foot, unable either 10
escape or resist.
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The most awkward thing in or out oi
all creation. is woman trying TO run -
They can't do it. Hhey.are not run.
ning.institulion-except withtheir tongues.
II there are two arrangements in the
world that were neve made for 6eetness
on the pedal. they are women and ducks.
If you don't believe it, get up race and
see.-Bay City Mirror,
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If YOU want to serve humanity effect
iyely, don't commence by sending tracts
Thai are never read, aud flannel shirts
that are never worn, to Africa; but help
the needy around you. II there are any
oTd maids about, get them husbands; II
Door, give money; if widows, console
them; i pretty girls, please them; ii pa
gans' preach The true word to them, stir
Them up, turn, twist, try, BOIL stew 0,
cook them into something Christian and
rood. After that, look out for the heath
en- and other folks in "foreign parts
Good.
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Look BcfQEk -. Kick
5; e: s.: !: q !: !: s: !: i:
lady. who lived "a he was
travelling. The old~dya'Id just been
making sausages; and she iell proud Of
them-they were so plump, round, and
sweet. OF course, she insisted on her
ministertakng some Of the links home to
his family. lie objected on account OF
not having his portmanteau with HIM -
This objection was soon overruled and
the old lady after wrapping them in rag
carefully placed bundle in each pocket
of The preachers capaclous great coat,
Thus equipped, he started for the tuner'l'
While attending to the solemn ceremo'
MES of the grave. some hungry dogs
scented the sauSages. and were not long
in tracking them 10 lifo pockets OF tne
rood mans overcoat. OF course this
was great annoyance. and he was sey-
eral times under the necessity oil kick
ing these whelps away. Inc oOSequleS
oil the grave being completed, the minis
ter and congregation repaired to Inc
church. where the funeral discourse was
to be preached. Alter the sermon wa
finished, the minister halted TO maxi
some remarks TO his congregation, whel
a brother. who desired to have an appoint
ment given out. aSceuded the steps G
the pulpit, and gave the minister's coat
hitch, to get his attention The d'vIn
thinking il dog having designs on hl
pocket. raised his foot gave sudde
kick, and sent good brother sprawIn
down the steps
" on will excuse me- brethren an
sisters. said The minister, without lookln
at the work he had done. "for hay
; sausages in my pocket, and that iarn
) ton dog has been trying TO grab the
4 ever since | came upon the premises
: Your readers may Judge OF the etie
! such an announcement would have al
funeral. Tears Of sorrow were sudden
=, exchanged Tor smiles of merriment.
"" " Germantown Emporium.
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The Stanton (Va.} Spectator says, that
the Hessian Fly has appeared in The
wheathelds in that vicinity, and destroy
ed much Of the crop,
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Pdssenoers a. ~ Nail Steaslip .iuu,,for1 iron, y,,,
,,v,u Iort 70 Richna~nd, OCT. 2sd. 1854.
Henry lady and Child Pendeon N.teton Miss Nickel.
lar Miss j. Bry Mrs vglini, snou lady y Courn
Mrs Winning and child Mrs Carney and Jon
ho.' Mr. Page Phillips, sireepes Levy John Phillips.
John Mason, Jr Birruss Parker John BuTTu,, Jobn
Burru'' r. Van Orden, Furbush Rambert II Cakes
nIeson Mics Atkins, Mrs Clarke. daughter son, Bartlett
NV smith, HYDE Hall, Jr, II NcMare B HAYDEN l. W
Hasey Hartford Maxon, Luea, BsImmonI MesaL
". Lipieomb,J rAeontr Dunon, Robbns W Plags
Miss Anne smiii Ill., lady and child Sterling and
Miss f1uHf Mr. BARTLETT lady and chid-And GO s,eer.ge
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v Goddin Appcr.en. AaeI..
u LAND on TsF Els stS, SALE OF vALuanuE

q Appcr~On. Aucta.
d I.Sh ooSsiSNEItS SALE o. yaIrs.-
deer. mile, from Richmond. Aueton"a, s ~
on he Ias tiren u Of the County Of U.n,o 1919 o
W.,hs ay OF Nay 1854, ease OF n,
SC The undersgnet "a. ths,.h. sssnss
Al nnhin OF ths Coirt for the purpose will ~
P'oe suction, the premises on TTIe.nav Pos 70 sAtes
.d "a ne county Of Hen leo Of which Rs" o. ths
according plan and .orysn s,iee
,,or county Surveyor serrs ma S.s mae ~
- - heu,re The Mansion hss f. .cre u 70 ess
eont.In r IN 10 acre, we'll wooded rns
hayy ~ 20 Is acre'and for the part are %
of most valuable pine and 80 VIM
,Sn, y, Timber The ad run, thron.h and
convenient to LII .anos
lao read has been purchased throoSh az eat
ro.d near ,s a. opnalng into tbs TurnpiIe tno nt
Tn. xo - eyre" can be had ~sch m. o's Ano
n, ,bs ,,,. sni timber on this has arr .ct.d
many Year, and In .,.sntion
m M, a. Isnses In d-u,andl oT., n the eiy
busin.,, OF engaging farming or In ~.
nrte attention to the nap to be seen n, a.,
property. u A''aonges OF this dss,r.hi.
~, isrms-one''hrd cash, balance At I and v.,
nj. s9d entorsers for the deferred gnua-
'u'lec' TO the future order the Court ana the
S'se conducted by GorpiS APpra on " oDsoS, Com'r.
sre autLorfei TO state,
the above On thu South Iaet OF
h,on. sin soon be laid OF ino lots, Win 800 scott and
sel6-2i-d, " ''ea''' scott cabell.
sale OF land nd .dT,I;I,,a r. S
her 1874 TO lake place T-e,dsy RI S.S Snas
bs, L.. auaTodae!s 20 FRIDAY H. a. ~ oeto
81 'he premises, at II o'clock A. $40 CRU NoVem-
-. GOhDlS e APPERsoN Ar.,.
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FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
"A,yLASps INTELLECTUAL PHILOSOPHY. / volume,
wa aYLsSDs SSSsh sGI EsSEoI yOG% limo
bsfHs SVut
B Bi::. k k:$:s;:;s, S s i:sSS:
Davies, Ausyticai Geometry
Davies, DESCRIPTIVE Geometry
au.oKESsos' spvSscEp Psosn COMPOSITION Advanced
,S,. on the o,,o History and
.. .ss os to
Thsssusgs q iusLi HilT $osbs S. Classified and
n TsSIsR si. s i fs. a (, lite
sRSoTis EGEMEsrs Or PHYSICS
IHEooRIrTs. B,oN AND MosoHus GREEK AND LATIN
's ssI.s:I ss and n ia%.s
Ynas and Toup also Include. the Po1,a, a.
GREEK LANGUAGE
Eso ssft aREEk o ssssos vols Sc oss
WIN .fal supply ef the Lep'Ie and Oxford edition, and
1 Yer o..'eby JAMES woopnousr,
a 6xMxSfiSE CyNDfFsSo 5c1s: ssT brand
IN Just received aud for sale by '
oo,,s RAWLINGS 4 MILLER.
uoeS - Corner Pesrisnd Gary streets.
sCgTTLs cnder Shovel shovel and Tong. and e,.r.
f''''' ''s o''r'er' 'Of sale low Iu,o po.yvroov
o., Importer and Dealer in i.fd..fs sns Cutlery,
OS' No. 65 Main street.
E .ad ,, KY nAskETsJ.p,nn.a Leather Palmetto
..,sW loclOl ZIMMERMAN.
Ci0Tiits sfBiNKL Rs. de,-Pa,en, oo,h,, sprptler,
P F .. siss Re-, "a
nsseni ohsreoal furnaces, DC, for sale By
ann ZIMMERMAN,
80 Corner Main aud 18th streets.
Nuhsk.x FHNDRRs, &c.-we have nov open eve,y ysI
t.na mre, Bronze ana Brs. rendsrs Tfedns suery
Andirons OF Bronte ssd Brass; Polished
steel re Sets. Brsss Head do Bronze Yre Standard, Cos,
Scui Goal Vases Blower Stands Yfs CARRIERS Ae witch viii
% sod % low 40 any establishment In the city, "
@se- BULkLEY . 90, 1877 Main street
WHEAT DRILLs.-PsnpoetIN Pi.r,on'. for ssist =
tDLuD RAW slLks-we have . large lot Plaid Raw eits
hs most desrabs patterns and coofs which We are or
oss ''''''''n similar foods s't HssfwSs 10.
WsT% oAT"-4 ~ bushels last Tse.i..e, e! ..i.
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~ w kA,M;m GOODS, Is5t-AT HEAD QUARTERS
.SsndS LIZ oLoIhlNaju, received mos,
yurnhnnE Goods, Of all The hil styles si.o c,h.
shortest potes. !" ms,,ure 81 the
ssaa Corp.yo NJ Maj, -, a. a: .. srkSCf,
HUNrtNG COATS AND SHOOTING JAfNrTs-so...
Be ma AZ SUI ~ 'ov prices In the shove
- wn,-r,,-.. .-..--.--- KEN, BALDWIN CO.
VolIHs CO HrNG.-compri.ins Coat. Jackets. p.n,.
,sw over ocsb, &C. be found In endless y,r,,x ard
io- price :: the celebrated COshinr HOUSE Of
w" krfs, BALDWIN co,
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,ur !MI0INT ANY Fon saIE.

MOUNT AIRY and lying on The so1,s sr,,eh o.,
Gf'sr, 10 CsroIne comfy ' ''~"'" " 'ne ramon-
me arm contains n. .h.,, ,on 49,.
IL Mo- are In original 40 10 80 acre,
ho1,s nrIo,enens consist Of commodious dv,Inx
for he o,y building n. y.d formerly used
% shu dsry all excellent houses. az ice hons. ny.,
49, our or I've Of the bs, negro quarter. p the oon,,v
oNns cora house. carriage ADD stabls, M.
most ~ "a god repair and o. the best description ana
n.eneht srAngemtns The .
$50 sna conveniently divided ino seld, There sIs.
$50, e.snnt ru and the garden fertile a. ,.y,nix
yns p careful cultivation could maize H. Thsn.E ma $500,
snss amount Of hest pine timberihe best Tor .I
me Centra Railroad distsn ,nd ~. 80
Il .. Ipa T. re- Raro,d about sig miles tn. sa
aesrsse one for boarding school, A. on. a.. 80
neIe if nsny any years previously ,o,I ,yi,s,,s
SoPev WI ne onered a. pablo suction on rBuR nav
sI,res ~ me ~, he arranged he mn cal
household convenience napy sitseiss %
ocSp-cst MIL.
n o. ", IEAN
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Is, LnyIor a WiIIiam-, AucI..
MI SsTy ~ Abm;Ss,A ;hLE REAL. ESTATE IN TIT,

M ENTITY III " KICHMOND, on BROAD TENTH Am c.pI
iSsI a. al AUSIIoS-on MONDAY Sovemb., Js,h
~ Oehck r. 81, upon the Ia een
70 properly fronting Broad Capitol s,,si
square and the virginia washnrton opposiLe
he I e e OF Mr. Mann and Sopna. an
The property front. $50 feet With deph q, ,,, ~,
divided nto hve Lots OF &c front ear ~ 'esL And
through from Broad Cani,oi eAea Id running
lhe property is knozp.
snr'ee IL 10 =.
purposes or Public Buildings OF Apy
perry In the city. = eaaaHed by no other pro-
,ItLexs-onehnh cash; the remainder ON c,.,;. -, ~
senai-annualiy, and secured by tru,t Ssss'
ocl6-aautascc,kd,d. TAYLOR IL WILLIAMS
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NOTICE.
OPFIOE RICHMOND FRED,n A p q co

"fioE RICHMOND, FRED'G 4 p. r. r. CO.,
--rvp,ne., HcHkoSp October End, 1854. I
~ 10 visit Richmond the Of the rr,at
WI commence on the 3st ensuing are
tnat return tickets available for days viii be furnish
mem rec OF charge, exhibition o
70 me oacers on the route OF Company betv.rn
ana Richmond provided apple made
sy 10 Richmond, and though viii be Al.
9r t- OF stock articles for
STOCK and articles will be the route r
the same owner free OF charge and The s,un,
~ ' oeen PAia 'hereon refunded SAMUEL RUTH,
Stock and articles intended for exhibition mus, be IN
ior te steamer Maryland Washington and Aiexapd
on saturday 9sh October In to secure their
oro-J,,s,Sam in proper Time. SR,
--Ne..s..-oe Agent Transportation.
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ocl6-3tawt35Cctkdtds

II APPS MOuENTS.-
- us sweet TO sit and
mhea you have an hour spare
Ia summer months IN n grant. ,..,
In yonder capitoiSquare.
mere the low breeze with music roam
while looking DER the town
And but TO thck our life, ,p,,
Amidst orr ups and down.
Inc quivering rnshias spreads \ van
yer mountain and each dell
And BID rs hasten to our ham.
BY the striking Of the bell.
no watch or Clock have At homet
me reason Is Ia poor,
Or else to BARTHOLONEwI x,.,,
Ioieleet one from his store
Toa watches and Gold Clocks he sells,
AND ior time they are hard 10 match
And II you wish for his address
Two doors past the Dispatch
ieii-du onHw, "atehmAker,
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Marine NTELLlGENCE.
CALLING OF OCEAN sfEIHfRa
RRQM IL. aIAEEQ

sch. Smith, Minor, Albany, mdse.
Sch. Chsrles kdusr5, Bourne, -, plaster, Creu.
shaw Brother.
Schr Rockingham, Bray, Salem. plaster, J Currie.
Cur 10.
sShr ooa'vis, sinonon, Nsue plaster. Shields Som.
schr Ii Mason, Mullen, New York, bsii,sI
Libby.
schr E Diekersop. Deter,on, Bos.ou, mdse, d Curr.
Schr Sarah Elizt, Taylor, oysters
schr Oregon, Watson, oysterr.
schr Fair Maid. Crockett, oysters.
sloop Plume. CutchiDs, oystr.
steamship james to~n, Casendy. New York, mdse and
passengers
Steamer Bel'idere, Pitchsrd, Baltimore, udse Ludlam
SAILED,
schr Henry Clay, Forest light
Rlehmood. T.''
bosfos October lsh-cssrsd. sohr. John Hart Smith,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

Il UWINFNI NNTUNfS NNIE m a
Ia, $1,000. &c 500 ws,sood The late residence Of Judge vii
ssoeI, s he personal property belonging 10 the ,t,s
ineuinE Household Kitchen Furniture
aoo oienss the sntife stock OF Cattle sheen and Ne,
asi uer's eight valuable Mules years crop Of rIds,
eH s.uess ae an Advantageous ousr should b, mad ~,
VO'n OF this year will also be sold 70 about Zoo
Trsss.ror all sums ten dollar, er,d,, ., at, ,
oond ani approved security For sums Al, an len ~
o,o administrator Of william BrOckeabroush deceased
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24
At PntrI,s DAGUERREAN GAILERy,
SION OF HE MOOsE pESR,s mYIn

T. ANlNg been appointed Indian Jg,nf 10, . .x,...
Coz ,, rioe consisting OF the senseas
s se have received grand collection ~ h, ovnshna"s-
esno during the Agricultural v,lr amor, nan1yvsrt s
INDIAN CURIOSITIEs. VIII DC 0u'd
pornei Of Poreupns Moose Hair ana r. a.,
tunes, and In Short every thing indian Cos.
EXHIBITION FREE MS
The Moose beers weight ~.s ITsan. .,ns,o,.-,.,
snd was SIS 10, heavier than .ry ever b.e,s III ineh