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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

" Application to
business is worth more
10 his country than be
born the heir to a for
tune, for he who strug-
gels TO achieve a ccm.
petence, learns at The
same time how to re-
tain it.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

TJohn Miller, the
man who was brought
home from Havana a
few days since, upon
his Con feSsion of hav-
ing murdered a man
IN Burlington county,
N. J. invented the
story Of the murder for
the purpose Of getting
a free passage home to
the United States.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
Bows out at Night.

I have been an observer, and sympathizing
lover of boys. like to see them happy,
cheerful, gleesome. Indeed, lean hardly un-
dersand how hgh-toned, useful man can be
the ripened fruit of boy who had not enjoyed
the glad privileges due to youth. But while
watch with very jealous eye, all rights and
customs which entrench upon the proper rights
of boys, ! am equally apprehensive lest pa
rents who are not foreth ughtful, and who
are not habituated themselves TO close obssr-
yationS upon this subject, permit their sons in :
dulgenceS which are almost certain 10 result in
their decentralization, if not in their total ruin,
and among the habits which have observed
tending most surely 10 ruin, know OF none
more pre-emlnent than that OF parents permit
ting their sons TO be in the street atler night
fall
Boys should be taught to have pleasure at
home, around the family Gentle table, in read
ing, IN conve rSation, and in quiet amusementS.
Boys are seen in the street after nightfall, be-
having in manner entirely destructive OF all
good morals. Fathers and mothers, keep your
children home at night, and see that you take
pains to make your homes pleasant, attractive,
and profitable 10 them; aud above all, with a
view OF their security from future destruction,
let them not become, while forming their char
acLerS for ife, so accustomed 10 disregard the
moral sense of shame as to openly violate the
Sabbath day in street pastimes, during its
evening hours.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
''0nly One,"

One hour lost in the
morning, by lying in
bed, will put back and
may Illustrate, all the
business of the day.
One hole in the
fence will cost ten
times as m uch as it
will 10 fix it at once.
One druDkard will
keep a family poor and
in trouble.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

DR.. B. Olds, Congressman, from the
Columbus district, in recent address to his
Democratic constituents, informed. them that
he had "le rnsd all the rascalities to be leaIn-
ed at Washington, and therefore it would be
apity to spoil another man."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
VEGETABLES
COOPERAGE AND WOODEN WARE.

James Tramme, pork barrel, 1St premium, SI,00
William McCirif, whisky barrel Dip.
do -four barel do 100
]. A.. Hubbell DarS' self-adusting ehum, do 100
A. Shaer wooden pump up and used during Fair 500
straw basket premium recommended by Com.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16


GFThe Mammoth Cave, Of Kentucky, is the
property of the family of Col. Crogan, former
ly of Louisville. He purchased it about
twent? years ago, lin consequence Of so many
questions having heen put to him in regard to
ii while he was in Europe,) for the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars for his purchase.
His disposal Of it when he died is thus referred
to in western paper: "In his will he tied it
up in such way that it must remain in his
family for two generations, thus appending its
celebrity 10 his name. There are 800 acres
in The estate, though the cave probably runs
under the properly Of a great number of land
owners. For fear Of those who might dig
d wn and establish an entrance to the cave on
their own property-a mans farm extending
up 10 the zenith and down to the nadil--great
vigilance is exercised 10 preven. such subter-
ranean surveys and measurements as would
enable one to sink aft with any certainty.
The cave extends ten OF twelve miles in sew
eral directions, and there is probably many q
backwoodsman sitting in his hut within ten
miles of the cave, quite unconscious that the
most fashionable ladies' and gentlemen Of Eu-
rope and America are walking, without leave,
under his potatoes and corn.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

u"Mary, Mary, where in the deuce are
my pants %
''Pants, sir! reckon missus has 'em she's
gone to the convention, she has"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

The freesoilers Of
New Hampshire met
n state convention at
Concord last week,
and nominated Asa
Fowler for governor.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

DA veritsble entry made by the R. S. Of a
Division Of Sons OF Temperance reads thus {;
carter gwine through the yewzel fawm', there
was colleckshun taken up, but nothin' was
paid in" -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

pWe hear constantly Of abscondng rail-
road contractors, 1t is not matter OF much
surprise. when it is remembered that it Is a
regular business with those fellows to make
tracks.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

pThey have started society Of "Pay
Nothings'' in California. The p ass word is,
"Lend me dollar,"--the answer is brief but
significant -''Btole,"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
desk
FRUITS.

FRUITS.
Oliver B.rber assortment apples ls premium O. Cult $500
Joseph Hon, do ounces, do 100
do do grapes. do 200
Isaac Taylor, do autumn peas 1st premium, 200
James Sambsch, specimen of sweet apples, 10 O. Cult.
Richard Morrow, single variety apples, do do
John L. Kali, do variety do Thomas Fruits & 100
Isaac Taylor, 10 varieties winter apples 200
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
FLOWERS.

John F. Ireland Usage orange plants growth
.. downing or Landscape gardening
Mrs. S. S. Youog, collection of evergeens, do
do general selection of flowers do
do 6Specimens Of roses, do
Mrs ]. c. Champion, box dahlias premium recon- byCom.
do box dahliaS and flowers, Diploma.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

Forget injuries and
remember benefits; if
you grant a favor for
get it, if you receive
one remember it.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

.arIn Boston, lately, we understand that q
hasty pudding which had been set out to cool
was taken up to the watch house, bya watch
man on charge Of smoking in the street.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

Capt. D, Pratt,
wife, and son, lost in
the Arctic, were rescu-
ed from his ship, the
PonogoSta, W h C h
foundered at sea a few
weeks ago, and had
been carried in,o Liv-
erpool, whence they
took passage in the
Arctic.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16

-"Sambo when am
dat human race We
hear so much bout
was to come off!
"Wny, next lee
ton, OBJ course"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
nnMEsTIc MANUFACTURES

Mrs Sarah Gore, hearth rug, 1s premium, So
Mrs. T. W Barber, patch work quilt do 800
Mrs. Nancy j. Rinehamer, rag CARPET, do 200
Mrs. Rebecca Richey, variety Of worsled work, do 100
Mrs. Jane Brown, pair of woolen stockings, do 75
Mrs. Mary J. Ireland, woolen carpet do 200
Mrs. Lucinda Fleming worked collar, do 100
Mrs Sarah Miller, double covele, Go 800
Mrs. Amy Cox quilt irrespective Of design DO 2OD
Mrs Harriet Mills wooen blanket do 200
T.tAI do pair woolen socks do -.". 80
Mrs KAzah Ginger flannel, 0 yds or more do f. 200
Mrs. Sarah Core, patch work quilt 2st premium 200
Mrs Jane Brown do do Sd premium 1,50
MS Matilda Barber countsrpane foreign ls premium Dip
Mrs Harriet Cuton. dc do ID premium, do
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
LIST OF PREMIUMS,

LIST OF PREMIUMS,
Awarded at the Fourth Annual Fair, of the
PREBLE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Held III New Paris, on the 1lth, 18th, and 18th
t7,4 days of October, A. D. 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
FLOWING MATCH
HARNESS AND SADDLES
CARRIAGES & BUGGIEs.
BOOTS & SHOES

Sylvester Brinley, two horse Family Carriage,
Daniel Walker, Buggy,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-16
FARMING TOOLS.

J. A. Hubbell. Trimble's Straw Cutting d
Alexander Moor=. Grain Cradle,
Kerr & Wingert, Tanning Mill, foreign,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
Nn8lyALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.


nsnMcAs-J Perh.n. N.vaIk; r xyep,on Phi.d.,ps,,
Allen, WtlSinxton Norris Va .. a.,.os Imsi.
esscn, porida; Rsny, Neu York; Can't Cs,m,y N,
mnghr seamers: JoJnsr. Petersburg; UsnnI.on ,ndt
anai AQWa.hington, Moore, Trsn,on MOI. q ~
MaIry, Ci worthlngton worfol, Va. w E.n,io.
hAdsiphA; Jsisyeoson, AKinney, Va iIu,. a VIVA
ham. Ma. ehands sbsnds Cund o. " weoanI ~ s
So.CsAN-J Morrison. Buein sh.a; Lorinx Nelson. Y
II; smith, LaneuburE; JMBi b, Redmond LANAI, D.
nAtAn Gay, chsrs city n Lab.nec Jr va: Iss,,s.
Sooehl.nd watk MS Warren. Va Ihonp.o, rio,;i
AvsHt Avern, Va; O Ddlsbd I,nryec All, + y -
sn va Dance. PosnAtsn; Bo,t and Lasy .n,,,.. n
JACK on Noitovay; Chase L.esburY Ciarbo,n.
o.pi Miller N c; Hart, Pbisdslphia 'e
EXCHANGE HOTEL -E Ronhn Hanov.r n spi,,., p.,,,
Vaughan, HahAx o. Ennis, Rk n Cant WI. r. ~,
Tucker and SOD New York; BAiGsr Ps.r,bufr
Sellers, Warrington; JLorenr, France; wi, W. cs,
m.shnsos; warnsid Miss turiinr Baltimore, I'm, =
Coxton BsAy, Essex; Rand Boston BG,yr.,, p,t,,n,,
Harrison 0Doeh,nd Bradshaw. Lynehburg. u.sl.,,
.ohhson Va burn.s, Louisa III Terrell Alb. ,r- n pi
srd Miss Ballard Waterford Gr-.nI.y and issr TO-
Couch Mason co. Or kves, Bran,wiek Watson Pyt,na,v
meDaE. North carons Capt she,y Louisville M,, Tuii.I
Lunsiord Carolina; Robinssn wnior,on q.
sothAn Hlard and daughter New York tjIdon
Bait; Hsssuer and lady, Annapolis.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, May 81 M.yo po~h,,.,. N r
Norman, Cambridge; Walter smith and r Roaa W q VII
Ans, New York OR Force Povha,an M.cb.n, c,s,rt.
mn Taylor, George Barton, Lee Va, Bryant n A.,
derson, Cumberland; Pendleion, n Mawn YiuT.n,.
sa Ne. York. John Miller Po-hatn ia, Miller camS.r
land ooEdsn, Ark Thos Borsen Wilson king Ab.ms,.
George West Clarke Mr. PIhuSh Mr., o,,
and son. Baltimore; 9eorge MaddoI Alexandria; jacob Chill
butchertovn. S S"'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

WILLIAM T.. DUTLEH,
iNroKrD AND DEAtER " CHINA, EARTHESwARE AND GLASS
- Vain etrrrt, south side,
store AID receiving unusually large ste,s OF
China, EahenwAe and Glas, Lamps
tors and Fancy Goods bis dir which he oF
TO the trade AZ Wholesale favorable any oth,r
house ohcr. - ~
4 liberal discount to cash buyers
W Special pain' taken to pack securely [mari
EpICuMOND SODA WATER AND noTTIIyC
AZ tIAHLieHMLNIl !, settled fact only rsna.
zoe article 81 eoted SODA WATER 10 the put up 81 "
MCCORMACK who Caters himself ihathe able 10 eep,,s %
mandatory either North SOUTH having been engaged In
the business for years past. e-s'N -
sySi Imposition be sure aud call for 81 MecoRNLcKs So
cd 70. '' F''P'v s'''Hu'
water, Porter As delivered in all part, Of II, s,
daily. - $3.50 " Wv wy
AlPsr0n' having bottles pleas, return them immediate
". =. . NJ. MCCORMACK
apfp-d6m No sos. ro,d street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
SUBSTITUTE FOR GUANO-
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

,ENHE attention Asrieauf Community" +. re,p.s,
Tue 'a'' f LII e'a
nsn,s Of Guano of them In larger proportions
add 4. =, less price cscned Bone. d,
SasSo a1S ss.s of and
and Ammonia than is any preparation Of the
the Super Phosphate" per centage Of Pho.
man SG'no and much larger amount Of Is con.
tanned IN al In , the later r. a r. . \.
pF James Higgins State Agricultural Chemist Phosphate
The h iSse: PEI ssnass found was ss
or 200 Lbs, phosphate of lime in 900 lbs. oa aSS.
The Sses. per :sHAse of Ammonia was i
or 40 lbs XnrnSnIa in iooOr lbs.
tn. In an 81 ID Of P.tasGRan agan
e llss. per ssn'sEe found u"sss
or ..s lb, pho.o sSis1 e Linn. IN o,o H. 80
Fae i hlsse'' per esen'ags of Ammonia waste
OF % Id: Ammonia in l,ooo lbs. Gusno.
9:sIe,a Ps5 and clearly show The proportion. Of
o. Line aud Ammonia in she two Guanoe
IL u we existence Of them in that article which
In e %,GG1eHIs Ct the Super Phosphate are all
the sapSur tse Acid %poe ss
Bones The Phosphate Of Lime which per cen, i. found
ing at soluble immediate Senest 10 tSs pap to
VIII BE- ssn h. 10 nS
with above Analysis that il contains larger poportion
Phosphate Of Line than found In And also
larger proportion OF Phosphate of Lime Ammonia than Is
und IN the fa;ago IN Guano proper 10 add
that great majority Of soils in Maryland Virginia are almost
eney destitute Of these two substances will more fully
appear by reference to the last able Jas Uvs
state Agricultural Cesi who furnishes analysis OF is
rent so ON remote and different portions State and
Ebithout one single exception they entirely deute Of
Phosphate Of Lime and SulphuTc Acid. 80 N "
Another Important feature super PboEpbate ali
m constituents fixed The being in The fom Of s1i
phate cannot he driven OF in remains in m.
ground un consumed by vegetation nd therefore be
any with plaster thereby saving farmer the
cyst OF that article bes"es the labor OF mixing N Ts
super phosphate ground be applied AZ Ton
dressing upon wheat or Timothy sithout
The Is put in bags con,anpg 200 lbs
ed ais per Ton of D INN ~, s"1 VIII "e 'uInish-
rotation Of crops. " " e'V1-' Jul =
Chemist Qee 1874 Lombard st. Assembly DuiIdIny bs,xs ~
over and Charles Baltimore, Nd e' 1880" "s"'
,hhSS1sisIBOoKER WATKINS, Richmond, va; WATKINS
MokInN, Petersburg, Va; Mccormack o. AeIsnd ia
Mes Btrne, ". @. - ,naiLiSs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

NOK BnEMEN.-The Hne A. Breuen ship
Por, from City Point LPlT&
fSr freight or passage, applyto .SE9S
feH-u scHAER, KoHLER co.
VIRGINIA:-AtA Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond
goth, 1851: " " ''' " '' ''>"
Eliza Pai,enssle PiAiniiS
dpIiER
Milison SHELL Jane, sn. IN nj, ,r, ,,,h a,d . ,si,,
traitor OF william II. Smell, deceased. Administrator
Magaretta Andrew deceased and samuella Andrew
ceased Jane SHELL Robert yssn NcResg Rebecca
bus vile, Robert Rainsy and Jane Young, Defendants
This cause this day heard upon the hin the an.
s All The defendants Robert Raney Young
with rePleaiions to the said examination
rtnee and also upon the petitions hed the second
oounseon confederation Whereof
on the said reousdoih Adjudse order decree the
defendant James A. SHELL adnitrsor OF Aargaeta Andrew
deceased
lively, before Of the Commissioners Court who
qured TO state and settle the and report thereof
NE Court Eh matter specially stated deemed pertinent by
hus or Witch may be required BY spy party TO be stated
and The Court doth further Adudgr decree
SAID Commissioner enquire ascertain
real estate the iad Nargarea and samuea Andrew
deaths, and how the BY them whs,tr jointly or
Severay and also the said me dr
scrpop, location and value h' eof and the said
Is further directed, aer PUBLICATION in one Of
calling ofkn aud heirs side Of the
Margart and Slmuea Audrcv deceased claiming he
tsted IN the distribution Of their estatv appeat on
some day 70 be named therein and exhibit evidence In ~
port 81 their rgh. enquire feport TO the Cou
who the heirs AMI Of hin Of the said
the tide Of their father and entitled share In h- ais
Anitu deceased who survived the Magaretta Andrsw
N SHAT proportion each enfield aud the support
their respective claims
cOPy-Tes,s;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
AUCTION SALES.
BY Goddin * Appcr.on, Auc 70.
" TURK DAYs

eoooin az Appcrsou. Aucts.
'UHs.srrEE,S SALE OF REaurIrrI ur.
s.Ir AZ .Udrnot villa. OPPOSITE MOUNT ERIN ron
soth ear on Ssy Be sold TUisDAY .nrnoon, ss
beautifoI ., p,smi'e. en- O'clock that
eaisd osE Lawn, Nhout third on ms 49, ~, 81
tne q tsfn units OF the city Kehnou nov In a.
.ms., s.I.n c@fsg y me Improvement. The hand
~ ror, Win large keh attached OF .sn. ,rrsi,cs
ins. ,.ss, III IL carriage house. and the 1su. 90 build
sni- pre1i'e are well enclosed By nss papi s
-, 80 s9pplsd wiz pure wei
The NOS. gnor ina The rSrsm.nh d.eiss are
the nn. scenery the place. un.arpssss
., 70 70 n.,eoe thi place In an sdTet.snent Vie.
to be given. Wv Ne's''P'oh inteided
10 Wet the premises Invited IN 40 an NJ
Il 10 be al, s IN .ho.nsi, 70 e said cc,,ss;
~ John Royal ann wife, dated o,h April 1s siv
"a eneo county Court sud ~ith the CO lent sny .rh
tion OF hr Royal III. shh Be aesonr, 80
be mace known NJ th- time Q VIII
The tile IL believed % De perfect, I'M, ,.n,,. -.
convey with the usual special warranty "u''ee'i shah
Sal. conducted ~ ooDa A,ssssos Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
THE SHIP WINCUFsTrp

BosroS May l5.-The ship Winchester lost a. sea, was
owned by VIM Weld Co, of this city. She was 1900
tons burthen years DID, and valued OOO and was
July insured She was chartered by Enoch Train & Co.
who were heavily insured on the cargo. The Who'll, loss
ia upwards Of 100000
HEAVY DAMAGES
NEw YORK, May l5.-In the United States Circuit
Court to day, in the Of Spooner publisher of Boy.
dens Shakespeare VS. John Daniel Editor Of the Rich.
mond Examiner for libel verdict Of $4,000 damages
was rendered.
TRIAL FOR ABDUCTING SLAVES.
NORFOLK, May l6.-Thos Muney mate of the schooner
Ellen Barns, Of New Haven and a negro slave were re-
manoea lot trial to-day tor abductiug slaves from this
Mass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
JOHN @. sHAFER,
TAAOR AND DRAPER,
EXCHANGE BUILDING,

EXCHANGE BUILDING
s SHOULD fscsss hi: new style. Spring and
nsa Tor 51 more than ,ssny Win
physicians daring great portion Of that m. aas o. .s
mos. sy.ry other remedy public Without receiving
Fs1 fs;I
Ia. eyer used md tina, entirely rest, re her 70
sa e pr. Of her d;'Ts
ns mad .eSs both in ts city
fore g,ss, o. re" NJ eas,s
should issp . .%s,s .y y ..asS
Prnopa ssS i, SS q. cit,
% S1 y, q Lym.n LynchSs chr.ian
%n and w,lass 6.sn Co. psnS Shs
eh'Plne' Wheeling, Virginia. and D.T, Miller BsimOTe,
, Order, prem promptly filled by addressing
*; II. R.-oUIoK cUREs-UntTi ii. Introduction 81
n m Rsw s e Sis
during 'ss month jane: Ressfs nnst h'
IN Mr. SGq him Of pain
Ssi TO walk .ithcs, his eruhs neen The cork
.s sSss 10, for va.
s ;s sfsa o s
an wa. cured Of .,ir fnes 10 Ave
twenty minutes at the Ithes There no necessity for eser.
hs whole People demand @ be nss.n.s reisT.d
hs. Into tn, Ss
psnsd "nes. quekL lust as easy to cure your patients
o.;R ,Sa, a "a
OmpaRt hours once No isI Fulton Street violent
Sold by Druggists everywhere. my3-ln
GsoSc diseases Dyspepsia and liver conpalo rank a.
point remedy which 10 many
OF an cure
Eisan e ioonands German Bitter, prepared By Dr. NJ
delphia ~ nys I o.
ciiu, IN ct1g wounds IN Pe.n. o.
mah MebOurn Port Philip dated Janua1y
and % have .s ss .SSna supply MGo
from several wounds in u for
obtaining relic: whatever remedies but By a,ips
bsais t nrsaaeie dene. for te. weeks
.aeSy PUkoEII. f LADS e CO. p,s-,-
Dcnance. yier Paieni-Ro.Es,
above celebrated safesand 6onn npsastr.sle DeS.ss.
Lock and best Safes eonbned in t
World 10 whom the highest
the committee Metropolitan
street. dei5Hsnos n,ss '
sw- FOR BRONCHITIS, THROAT DisEIsEs- HACKING
be discovered which ba. ,se,d h ned
Carriers Spanish Nirtu,e. 'N'' '1''' -
chi;' Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia aod Rheum.ii, hsy
osen relieved and cured IN wonderful manner BY gre,
rSs eI q Nh H. H. Ramsey asns should .y
cures, -hieh will sstound you.
S STI s.liSy BENNETT BEERS,
"'tH DruggI,ts.
WHlsKEf.-20 bSs "Herr'" old whi,key, landing and
myl6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
iiESs,H, PINE APPLEs.-Jr,, received by steamer
n9 LOUIS j. BossrEux
ND sGss1 A Ioy cSHSN my WHEt
wholesale Of all kiGi Tin Copper and
urn Steak Dishes Coolers baths; roi.. Sets, Plat.
". Az sI sO Goal ii sen,tle;, &eae
un.nIP.s.et.i. solicited msIqNIn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
THos. }. CLARKE, late Of Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

Subscriber having the once lat. In m. oeeu
A. Ihon LAnb-rt ESQ will be pleased 70 receive or.
Co aslss1 nj, Az sndsr the management r.
nd the drawings viii be as soon a, The ar.
IH0S J.. CLARKE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

BALTIMORE, May l6.-SmAll sales to-day OF aour o.
SS.l2 TO s25. Grain Is unchanged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
ENG1NEER's oFFiCg,
Ekrrxaina nnLnnr 10 LIn..' n

ENWINEFNc UFFIVE, 1
EhtNsioN Oh,SoE AND AIEIANpMA r. r.,
- December ga, 1859.
'ENO CONTHACTORS,-No hereby given that about
50 miles the Orange &heSAnda Railroad between Char
oiteve and Lynchburg will be ready for examination by per-
wishing make proposals. IN coming month Of
about half lying Charlottesville and The remainder
Aboundng In the means oflivns.
Specifications will prepared and hrtber nots girs, vk.n
they ready for distribution. g. ~
Parties unknown TO The undesned send testimonials Of
their ability experience the works an
recently employed. by rider Of the Board. WV
-t'''Odu T. o. ATKINSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
ny Goddin q Apptr,on, AucI..

- TOR SALE AT AuCrios-wn b. sod "a 1y-EsDty ~
noon the Sdrd Msy 1884, the premier, eo =.
Se. a. s .,s 10. 10 sss SD 81 the
.hs xss bounded BY the flio-iny Rowland syca
si,aSoery Grow Federal and Fin They viii se A.
INTO lots OF about 81 feet FEET IN a.
alley 30 feet VIDE Of the property esn be .s 10
Inc particular attention Of Capitalist, and Others n
ms ,ae " these lot, 'or the remarkably We.
Iraas-Sh cash balance at sni month, "a, ,.- 81,
nyl GODnIs q 49, " Pha.