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"A CASE FOR NORTHERN PH1LANTnRopy.--II Il,
New York, on the goth inst, creature named D.
r. Teafe was arrested BY officer Bradley, on the
chargeof having pushed German woman down
stairs, whereby she was seriously injured. The
injured woman, although out Of danger, would be
consigned to her bed for several days, with starva
ton staring her in the face. The children were
CRYING for food, and not a morsel in Tie house;
their Immediate wants were supplied. The woman
states that the assaillant Teale owed her husband
$10s6r iabor; she begged him TO pay her half .
dollar, with which abe could buy food to keep her
children from starving but instead, she was thrust
out as3 I'll s,sss 4ass RI BE s5sis
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

far The number of words in the English
language has been computed at eighty thousand.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

SpIKISa CANYONS "a Correspondent Of the
London Times sends the following: It has occurred
to me that BY simple method cannon might be
50 formed that the operation Of spikng would only
render them useless temporary.
II, instead Of the present method Of boring the
touch-hole in the cannon ITSELF perforation an
inch Of 40 in diameter be made ID It's place. and
conical plug adapted to screw tightly into it then
by having the touch-hoe in this plug It the cannon
were spiked this plug could be unserewed and a
fresh one inserted ii i minute The cannon should
be perforated all f one size, 80 that all the plugs
would fit any Of them ~ IS
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Holiday BasssSs,
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

Holiday Efassl8s, -
FOR THE NEW YEAR
Leaflets of Memory
Wild Scenes and Song Birds,
The Passion Flower,
The BENSON
The Moss Rose,
TIE Pearl #,
Gift of Sentiment,
Gift of Affection,
Gift of Flowers,
Menorys Gift,
Gift of Love,
.stfec ions Gift,
Friendships Token,
Friendships Offering,
The Snow Flake,
Abums-a fine assortment,
Juvenile Works-a great variety.
Picture Pleasure Books,
Games, amusing and instructive:
JFWELRY, etc.
Fire Gold Lockets
Breast Pins,
Porte Monnaies,
Gold rencls
Gold Thimbles, etc, etc, for sale by
Dee s0th 1854. BENNET GALABERT.
Nsaes7 Works. CincgssEassti.
Fs7Hii proprietors of these works, having
L. purchased of Messrs Niles Co. their entire establish
ent: except the Locomotive Shop fully prepared to
furnish the Planters of louisiana Mississippi and Texas
very low prices with
Engines, Sugar Mills,
Saw Mills, Draining Machines,
Steam APPARATUS
Steam Trains, Vacuum Pans,
Pumping Engines,
Vacuum Pumps,
Filters Carriers,
Bone Black Burners,
AMI every description of
Repairing in Wrought Iron, 3
Cast iron, Copper and Grass.
II. A. JONES' President.
G. w. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer.
All orders will receive prompt attention by addressing
4. Il. IRWIN. Contractor,
J. W. BURHRIDGE 4 CO., Agents.
Dec 30 uI No. SO Natchez street, New Orleans.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

+ MllLARp FILLMoRE.-A dispatch from Buffalo,
dated the 18th inst, says:
GA gentleman Of this city has positively asserted
that Willard Fillmore is a member Of the Know
Nothing or American party. The question, how
ever, notwithstanding this positive assertion open
for disputation The Elk President makes no denial.
Those best posted are silent.
We cannot say whether Millard Fillmore be a
Know Nothing, but we believe that he IS the
fayorite candidate for the Presidency Of the mem
bers of that order, as well as Of vast number OF
outsiders. He is Enthusiastically OUR candidate.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30
| GHERIFF's SALE.
~ STATE OF L0UIsIANA--Fifth Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for tn parish Of Lafourche.
JAMES p. William, n, ~. r.

TAKE NOTICE, That by virtue of writ of f. fa, eman-
ating from the above entitled Court in the above entitled
and numbered case, have seized will offer for sale at
public auction the Cou House. in the town of Tibodaux,
on SATURDAY, the Sd day of FEBRUARY, 1850, at IL
O'Clock, An the following described property to-wit
A CERTAIN TOWN LOT, situated in the town Of Thiho-
aaux bounded North towards the bayou Laourche, by
lot No IL East by Clay street, West by Green street, and Of
triangular FORM measuring eleven thousand nine hundred
and forty-iye superficial feet more or less
TERMS OF SaLE.-CASiI. g..
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal Interest and
costa of suit 2-tds Nj. HOURG, Sheriff.
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Marie de Thibodaux, ce 80 Dec 1854.
4 WIS AZ B0ULANGEKS. lie prjx d"
I T. la Farne rche etant $40 90 lie Marche de Ia Nom
vees Orleans les Boulangers sont reqs de donner y
once de pain pour dix cents, dursnt Ia selnane pre-
e,laine. v D. TERREBONNE, Mare.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

~ The Governor Of Nova Scotia has issued a
proclamation, admitting certain American goods,
under the Reciprocity Treaty free Of duty.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

ASorHER WILpEK GxsE. The New Orleans
Bee IL the 2sd nst says that in the United States
District Court at Philadelphia On the 18th, John
W: Boileau was convicted on eleven bills Of IN
dictment with faudulently obtaining land warrants
from the Government. On theeyent Of the verdict
the prisoner fen il : st and raved ike mailman
when restored % consciousness The sentence
was deferred and q motion was made for new
trial vi
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

GHEpFHFa.g S.sLE-.-
~ STATE OF L0UIStANA-Fifh Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the Parish Of Lafourche.
Je N Raptiste Letory.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

Itllfanle AiIfeI IOlgnet. !
TAKE NOTICE: That, acting Under an order OF seizure
and sale enanating the above entitled Court in the
above emit led and numbered case, have seized and will
fer for sale pn'ic auction at the Court House in the
town Of Thitolotx on SATURDAY, the Sd day of FEBRU-
RY 1867 il O'Clock M the property below described,
to-wt: ~
TRACT OF LAND situated in the arsh of Lafonrche on
the left bank of the Bayou fafolrcie, ct about four miles
above Of ThibalanX, having front Of three r.
penis on aid bayou Of which the upper arpct has depth
of eighty arnens aud the other depth OF forty afens
the whole Tract bounded above by lands of Louis oncale,
and below by those JoSep Rohcaud with Its improve
ments and appearances also the slaves
LUCY mulae aged about % years, and her children
ERNEsTINE, Is years, JOSEPHINE, - years, ELOl IL
years, and JEAN b PFISfE7 years.
TERMS OF SALE--CASii ON THE SPOT
Said Sale will be made satisfy the principal interest and
cost of sait I2-tdsI Nj. BOTRG, Sheriff
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

ssg Governor Bigler when stumping the State
of Pennsylvania, was according to the custom there
escorted from county to county BY committee OF
what he supposed were leadirE and accredited De-
mocrats, who would, on his going into the next
county, put him into the hands Of another such
committee Of course their business was to adj
wise, encourage and applaud him, and they did
this particularly when he was most severe on the
new party. What was his surprise at the end OF
The campaign when he found that he had been
conducted all over the State, not by democrats but
by the disguised Know Nothings
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

PRoBABLE WKEcK.-A telegraphich despatch,
dated New York, Dec. 81, says:
BY certain information received here It Is feared
that that the Spanish ine-ofbattle ship Soberano,
which left Havana on the Esd Of August, with 600
souls On board may have been lost
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

sIayoraty, Tllbolaux, Dec. 80, 1854
NOTICE 10 BAKERS. The price OF
Fresh Flour being SO ah the New Orleans Market
Bakers required give % of bread tnr cents
during next week. V. D. TERREB0NNF, Mayor.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

CoNDucT OF AusTRIA.--The conduct OF Aus
ttia, says the New Orleans Bee, is the subject of
continual comment in the English papers-but
neither promises, coazing nor abuse seems to have
any effect upon that imperturbable power, SO long
as fears of Russia or sympathy with the Gar pre-
dominate Having appealed to the honor and the
interests of Austria in vain, the London Times
now insinuates new element to move her. 1t
affectonatey inquiries /" How many sparks from a
French corporas pipe would it require to set Italy
in blaze from one end to the other, and what
prospect would there be of a re-conquest Of Lonl-
bardy--with France and England instead of the
small kingdom of Piedmont to cond'lct the war;
1t also itirnates that Hungary may be aroused and
adds:
"When Austria measures herself against the
great powers, she must not forget that whenever
her enemies appear, they may count upon the sup
port Of her subjects. She is in the most imminent
danger of becoming second Poland, and aifording
BY her disrnemberment, and Naturalization for
that war which she fondly thinks is being carried
on for her exclusive advantage
Austria evidently fears more from Russia than
she does from the allies, and knows very well that
the aristocracy of England and the French En-
peror will not stir the fires Of revolution if they can
help it. The i'll success Of the allies in the Crimea
will not hasten her alliance with them. If the
Times intimation mean anything more than init
nation, Europe viii be involved before long in one
general and bloody contest. 49,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

INFAMOUS CoyDUcr.- During the solemnization
Of Mass, at the Catholic Church. in commemoration
Of tho Nativity Of our Savior, on Sunday night
last, some person or persons were 80 lost to all
sense Of honor and virtue as to amuse themselves
N cutting off the names and tails Of a number Of
horses, besides disfgunng and rendering almost
useless divers saddles, brides, and martingales.
The perpetrators Of such deeds as these should be
sought out and severely punished. Hpossible they
arc even worse than mnrderers, and should be
looked upon in the same light They are unfit to
associate with the honest and upright.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

TRouBIE FEARED IN THE M. E. GHURcH.-An-
other breach is expected, says the Baltimore Sun,
in the Methodist Church. Rev. DR.. Bond, editor
Of the New York Christian Advocate, in noticing
the opposition to the appropriations of missionary
money to the preachers laboring in their slave
holding conferences, says: i
We have seen strange things in the lapse Of
three score years and ten, but this caps the climax
Of the marvellous; and though we are no prophet
nor the son Of prophet, we venture to predict
that mischief IS now brewing in our Church-agi-
tations, commissions and descriptions, such as we
have never witnessed before
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y
T. NJ o. ~S!D> : ~ State Of Lou
~ !siGnaFiith District Ca..rtIarish of I4fonrche.
In the IN ny the tin ,rity of the Fifth Judicial
District Cos sitting in al the parish of Lafourche,
there VIII be offered m sale 1T public auction by Mahurin
Bonrg Sheriff and aaetoaeer duly qualified and sworn in
and Or the parish 81 alourcte, at W late residence situated
i'll the to-, of Thihad ux. the Post Ofce, SATUR-
DAYt 18Th day Of JANUARY 1890, at 10 O'clock, A.
the following described property, tow:
BEBSFEdfS. Mattresses, Afmoir, ore Wash stand,
four Office Chairs Secretary. Mating, Case Of
Pocket Instruments, enc Horse aiiA buggy etc, etc.
TERMS to furnish their notes
with good and approved security, signed Jointly and
ally with them # c Administrator f. S. Goode,
with eight per per interest from maturity until
paid, AMI the property payable on the LIST Gay OF April
iS5s [2-6tl NJ BUuRG Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

EDIroRIAL CaLL.---0ur much esteemed cotem.
porary ". R. Adams, Esq, Of the New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin, did US the honor Of a.cal on
Monday last. This gentleman was long connected
with the Natchez Courier, the ablest paper of
Mississippi and as writer, stands in the ranks Of
the most talented connected with the city press.
Sorry that the weather proved 50 unprepitious
during his first visit this interesting portion of Lou
siana and we trust that he may soon pay us another
visit IN order that he may behold our country under
more favorable circumstances.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-30

7 EAGH pG SJGt 1880 F.-Etat
de Ia oaisianecourdu cinqueme Observation-Disclosures
de TcTeb0nre.
An nom auofitt de Ia Cotr lr Ctnou4.e District
Juloca're sicgcan dams lc'lr In 4e paroisse IL sera
enc' Gu Fe1te hhiqnr par atirn 9ourg Sheriff ct en-
cast Gulneu naldt asseruepte dams ct pour Ia pa
roSse de lAnrce ala Maiso Cour dams Ia vie lie rhiho
daaX iiie dc iEIHii.,. lsJ5 IL leures A. NJ IA
propriete ci-aprhS 1eeYi'c. savGir; ' "
LA hol1h iNpdfisE bGNE CEGTATNE PnoPElErEE
connu sous nom do "StH MN P!autalion' Giant un
1foEcean dc terre eorstons site 4as Ia die paroisse
de Lafourche sur Ia rave dfute din avon Iatarchp Il
environ 9 niles auessous dc IA vile dc TE,rntauy me-
srtat HaraEearperts Plus on ROBINS lie face sur qnarante
a1eutS pro!oneur, Borne hap par les tfrres de
franklin Pierce has par leg terres de D. Hudson,
Field h &c froprieee appartient eonjontment au dit
Tanner Ct 4. Htes
T&RNES Er CoNmroNs Ia soMme CHM Cent Pastrcs
Copant, ct IA alnra fayata agr tiers. tier dams o,s
ct chacun ,ao lie Mars es annde lSa 1oj6, ct 1857
Les ac4ue lo@rissan ieGrs bets ho,ne caution
sign6 cojoniment ct sodarelnen ct payable Porre dc
I. s. Gooc, Administrator. retice du Recorder de la
paroissc lie afonrce caqGe billet portan; hut du
Tan dinteret apres eceance usqua pa&ait Placement
assure par hypnthelucs Ia tcrre vendue
necembse 3d. 1901 F2-tGsl VI. BOC re- Sheriff.
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NENTE DE SHERIF.
ETAT DE La L0UIsIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis
trct Juiciae segea dams ct pour Ia paroissc de La
foarche.
Jean Baptiste Letory,
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! 7EAi|H DGl SJGt 1850 .N.-Etat
de Ia LonjsaGe-courdu Cinqueme Observation-Disclosures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01

ahontiooism. Three 81 our Wing meno.fs u '"
..ress have a,-cad- recorded the. "'!,':=! '"'IH IL Jaw,
- i, and the other, though not voting, mas uCciai'"
himself for IL. Mkt To- this will come TIE ""'t'
Of, slavery in the District nf C"!n'ntia' '"N n"'
been already Openly uvowcl. NcXi Ill "u''
der will lie he emancipation I'll all the SAVES :" .'
United States by net Of Congress. Inns ""' "
been publicly avowcd. Repeal the Heo'"S'a ',i
aud all these acts will follow. The 'n'A'o"'''' go
be satisfied with nothing else, and they Oh "''eSS"!
must rule those who Join their standard III inc p''eoA'
crisis.
.'Il.rsc monstrous projects must be mel III '"t' l,
ccptiom. If anything is Welded t" Inc ~
the outset, we may we'll expect thH' "' "".' nv
yfammc-;iie entire chain Ut measures " "
souable r0ic-wlll he carried. For tii'S '"''
must bc met at the threshold. y" i"' way ""T~
will accomplish the purpose. They mus ''"S"
ON the platform of principles. This Will DC u""e D.!
the democracy of this district. lh"c"h'e"'"" ""N"
meets here today will proclaim III" '"'!
enlargement 10 offer 10 traitors: ih'; W" p'
tina, if the Onion is to be sacriticed' 'F. " VS."
not be responsible .
Now, we nav challenge the Wing" Prou"'e any
thing from u Northern Wig mc'''"S' 'e""'o' W
Representative. that breatles the 'oHSer'"'',. CAV
mcnts we have quoted above from various .
quarters of the Democracy of the North
sack the records in vain-amd, instead i P'!"S us
useless task of seeking to MAKE out the Den0''"'s q"
bad as the Wings, we advise i, 10 CEASE lis "SS""''
upon the real friends of the South when II INA! 4"
all over the North, and to acknowledge 'ha' Tue!
form a large aud stalwart band OF patrons III" Se'"'
inc lovers of the Constitution and the nloil'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
THE GI,ANO QUESTION.


wo ;,daht.d IN Mr.. e.. X. Riddle, of Della
ware, for n copy of his elaborate aud interesting re-
port, made to the House of Representatives, from u
.neciol committee to whom had bccn referred the me-
moriul of two thousand citizens of Delaware, praying
the L. 5. government 10 effect some arrohec"'"
with Peru, by which, FOR Il Just and proper equ''ae'''
the Peruvian Government; will either ccde 10 lie IN
,.d States one Of her guann islands, or. by removing
the existing restrictions upon American 'esSe'S ~
Gagged in the suano trade. llacc The 'r""e upon "no'e
inst and liberal commcrciui basiS. We learn from lhe
r,rort tha, efforts have bccu made by three success
.;v. Administrations TO induce Peru tn enter mo
mara. liberal commercial treaties with the Unite"
S,,,.s bnt that such efforts, strong IA they were, have
haor unsuccessful. With. Il knowledge ul these iuciS,
and the reasons which have conducted them the
committee feel authorized t" recommend ihHt Inc fre'
sidcnt Of the United States again invite the Peruvian
government To- treaty, with the specific object Oh OBJ
raining the right to cur merchants tn purchase guano'
like other products of Peru, upon her own soil, ana
unou the terms OF the most favored nation. Also, IL
rrpol. Il bill imposing lmpost duties on n sliding scaie'
upon the Chincha island guano. The frst proP"S'-
ton, the Committee believe. would be unaNalilhS ni-
less followed by the rctaliatory legislation proposed.
Th, English bond holders, who absorb u large por-
ton Of the receipts received from tho guuno sales are
represented to be the parties inhucntially concerned
in maintaining the exorbitunt and restrictive lrice AZ
which it il sold, and there is thought to he but little
doubt that the Peruvian Government, left TO Itseli
and uninfuenced by foreign interests, would long
since have negotiated with tho United States a favor
able treaty. But willis, under this English influence
the Committee think there is no hope for negotiation
except by the roercive mod" of adopting Il plan "i
imports As proposed. Ii Congress will pass a law adj
mi;,in. guano duty free while il is sold iii the tnited
States at n price which will Literally reward III" pro-
iuccr. and which the tarmcr can proli;ab!y afford 10
give, and impose II pr"hibii"ry duty when 1t reaches
A price which no circumstances can justify. "a Is now
very generally the case, Peru, it is argued, will very
soon come to terms, and enter I'M" Il liberal treaty
with our government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01

quarters rhnt it was her in'crcst L" HethS - u"ic
ton. When the magnitude oi the "nfk Is oHSN
ed. aud the great difficulties w!ilc!! hea ~ ~ N'!
come in III construction, Great credit ID due ~ '"ose
who were Instrumental in pushing the work To COM
plrtinn al this pC:iml. altl"u-h ''ccuirh i"i' - "t:I y
who know nothing ri tie 'iir'r"i;isS M"''"
were encountered from mud, water, t"n'is, sicK''tSs,
&c. The often repeated question. WYNN Sm ~
sIip-locks u" opcncii' l. now answered.; anu Wv
peat that much credit is due to the able Engineer !.
/. alton. E,u. his assistants, and t" the inas"n'
and operatives generally for it, triumphant jumps
ton.
CORRECTION.-Thc ..Staunton Spectator III
for!ns lis thar u paragraph which II few days ago ~,
poarcd in It's columns, over estimating the hHi'4''' u
deaths by cholera, in til, city, was copied from nh'
other paper. The Spectator, thc;ctorc, co'nl!"'ll'
that we have held it responsible for the statements III
the paragraph alluded 20.
Finding the paragraph in the Spectator without any
reference 10 It's origin. we could no. d" otherwise TIA"
hold that paper responsible for ii. Statements Affect
ing The character Of person, ur towns Involve e"ii''
degree Of responsibility Ia III" paper that ctrca't'cs ~
we'll a. to the paper that originates. We n?c SURF
however, that the Spectator did not drsi.nrd!!y. copy
the paragraph in question from any untrlcndly 'ceiIi's
towirds our city, or with any doubts ii the cItire cor
r.ctncss of the statement. And We assure Inc SPo''
tGtor that we have no desire 10 do any thing I" "''h-
pair lis reputation for crclibillty.' We have 10 rca-
son 10 doubt lis fairness and accuracy.
ACCEPrED.-Tle Defenders OF Baltimore have
accepted the invitation TO visit Alexandria, on the
18th Of September.
EFFECTS OF THE STORM.-A full rugged
brig, name unknown, and The schooner Two Brothers
were capsi2ed in the Potomac. during II storm on
Sunday last, off Wiconico river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THE TIDE-WATER CONNECllbN'-ih ms
great work, extending from III" Ea':h III IL, 49,
termination Of the james Rive: and hn;a"Ha '""a1'
to the james River ship landing at h'c"t''S' u's
taucc Of inrec.iourths OF q mile, was "!!r"eu ErS't''
dav. The water was drawn from the Dock III MAY
1851. and ngain lei in yesterday. The ir-' 'e>Sc'e w
tered Yesterday morning between 10 ana II @'"c'''
Ii was the &c. L.. Allen" Of E"rkiaHi. N"Ihe' u"4S'
Tie command o; CAPT. l.. ELoads. She : " "-e ""o
handsome Schooner DRAWN. about niue icr' u ""'t''
and had in G Lcavv cargo o: linz. >Ae occupied
abou; l. minutes in pasSimc the rat'E. ana "FF'''" u
the southern termination Of l7:h stree. !" "o""' 'r'
minutes afterwards. \ number NJ "nr ''u"t"9 VIII
on board, congrltu!ating the officers al 'e '"'"'s
River Company on the successful! formulation % Nv
arduous lubors, and fur the complete SUBSTANTIAL
and admirable character Of the work. Inc ".'h'
Allen,' was soon followed by two other seho"nef''
lalened with whea, and other articles OF 'rhue.
This great work completed, we shaA 10" SJ '"o
whole line Of the Dock. extending along ~ 80.
margin of one-lHlf uf the en,!re cry c'o""'. ="
vessels with their tall mast. and witness tne ous'ie
and hear the rniivening sounds al the "P,e'"'''Hrr VI
the vast trade which will ind II. way NET. :.
benefits which orr merchants, m'iiGrs, al" H>tH'E'
people generally will derive from this ihlo! OF W.
are inca!culeblc. Vessels with car-ocs WIZ HOW -
rive:at anu Gepar, almost from the very doorc OF man! Of
our merchants ana tradcSmcn. The INCONVENIENCE III
expense OF al immense amount Of drayaSe WIN Dc
avoided, while there will be greater room aSeoI'e.
nience for the vessels that continue 10 oiscIsIee u
Rockets. Richmond 10 to be the great oeneoclsr3
OF this wo.k, although il has been alleged IN some
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
C0MMERIAI. RECORD.
KICHMOND MARrEIs ArGrsI a1 n

RICHMOND MARKETS. AUGUST. 81 ls,l
rgs The to!lo"Inc nuos;ipns are whDlrsrlc. 20. .,,.,,
ORDER bi.hrr rrc". wlil o.. cilnr .ed:
~bhIDN-Iiy CgE"i and ~%iui;hfcli, hog round. gam
ccu'- western sides 3: >Uuul i.r- In :. H..
ga Il. Western Jagged, ~ u; Queen CIV Ham, r. " c'
North CrrUlinr 9ugi.
COTToN-Ir"n:"ction- Ii Cotton are very limited her,
We quote g09lc. T. ID.
~FLUrR-Syng. Extra go. Family so.
F~lSii-Herrimgs North Carolina cro--, So "A ,,,,,,
Roc. III bbs.. So; DO. in nal. hbl... 81. ~; Clipped =;
ar. !bnd Sl"G 10! F. hbl. .Iacksri, So. J. SILL
Dbl; No. =, 81; No. .. 3: -. l. Sja:J 81, U,E:,r,
CIippci-Nn. |, - i00 - y, No. 2SiTj.
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-all.: !. S"I=m"it-, :? 2iH3 L.: ~mz"tHc. - 2jr :, H.,
rn..ry. - "jai ~ Peach .c-rc" It q n ! -. V!r,,"..
Appl". GDc.: do. OLD. 5nS Northern do. ~. l,G..
rI"h,. -. Il 600. Rum, Nrw Eng.,ud, }-c. Gia: iIuUt,3
slQ -: American. Be. WAsEcy, Richmond Kur.sr,
3; Cincinnati 81. 1; months.
rLA-TER.-Lwmp plasEcr. none in mrrhrt f6r ,,,,-
would command > y III Rockets By lie cargo, R.cau.,.l
TOBiCCO-Receipts moderate, break, continue ;a.-
LUIS - 20 81. L"u:-cDrUCn 80 20 - Ar!a.
Grad. -. To :. Goyi n.d F."" ~mppir:, -, to 81
Nnru,sr,uriu. siOlO SIj. Lxlrn S."to>O
W~lIEAT-Irccip,- increasing, w;h ~ .rmp-ov"mo. Ia
G.alvv. Rcd : - can. q ~ or / mJnI!- TINE Va.
Il ~ c,u-i: = = On / months time. EH'rH ne = s.
Inferior lots - 80 TO - 90.