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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04

CO. Our brethren of the Press, in every
direction, are waking up TO the necessity oil
raising the price of their papers, and secut'
ing more promptly their hard earnings, We
too are thinking profoundly on the subject,
and will give the result. of our cogitatiOns in
a week or two. Meanwhile we beg that our
readers will ponder well the following para
graphs: ...
Advance i'm the Price OF News
papers.
Owing to the advance in the cost Of print
ing and paper, the journalists oil New YORK
and Boston have determined upon making a
proportiona,e increase in The price or their
popers. Most Of the local newspapers in
Ohio, that have heretofore been published at
81 50 per aunum, have recently been adj.
vanced to two dollars. Among this num-
Dor is the weekly GAINESVILLE Aurora. The
advance in the cost Of every thing appertain-
ing 10 the business, renders such measure
absolutely necessary to the successful pros
ecution Of newspaper pu5llshing.-zanes-
rille Times.
NEWSPAPER PuBtsIiINc-lTs EXPENSE AND
Observation-Disclosures ore few enterprises
that persons venture on with SO little bust.
ness calculation, ami with so much hazard,
as that Of publishing daily Or weekly pa
per. We are continually in receip. Of let
tiers in relation to enterprises which have
failed. Cincinnati, with even the most lin
tied proportional sphere Of operation, has
been most fruitful in failures Of all classes
Of publications, and the summary made by
W. T. Cosgeshall a year ago, was an enume-
ration Of continual failures. The recent de-
velopment Of the Messrs. ,Wardens discloses
losses, after but few months OF trial, OF
not much shor, Of $4,000, in very limited
effort. The New York Times sank, we hear
over 100000, even before they began 10 feel
themselves safe.-Cineinndti atlas.
BOSTON. Feb. 22.-The several members
Of the newspaper press, in this city, held a
convention today, Mr.. Hale Of the Adver-
tiser presiding, and agreed TO increase the
rates Of advertising twenty-five per cent
This course was deemed proper in view Of
the advance in paper and in labor, together
with other accommodating expenses incident
to publishing newspapers.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04

: Two thousand golfers, along the Mon
ougahcla tivcr, have struck for higher
wages.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
M0N0NGALIA MIRROR.

PRAISE WHERE WE CAN AND cENsunE WHERE WE
MUST.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
Fine .pemocrntic RepubIican.'

We cannot get down to the !esel of this
irresponsible and vulgar sheet, and no true
friend of ours will wish US to attempt such
a stoOp.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
WHEELING, March ist, Is.

Editors Of the Mitror:-
We have had.anoiher great fire,
doubtless the work Of an incendiary. On
Saturday morning last, about one o'clock,
the alan of fire was given, quickly follow
ed by the ringing Of bells. A fearful light
soon spread over the city, and a general rush
was made to the spot. The Oil Cloth and
Paper Mil of Messrs. Ayres, Cushing os-
burn & Co. was wtapt in flames. The build
ing was large llye-stofy brick, and the fire
had made such progress before it was dis
covered, und there was SO much combuslible
matter in the will, that it was useless to try
to save it, and the fire companies went ID
work 10 save the nelghboring buildings,
which was done, except one frame house on
the bank above The mill, which was nearly
consumed. The heat was SO great that the
firemen, fully exposed to it, could do but
little. The Mill WIS situated on The bank
Of Wheeling creek, near its mouth, with
only narrow road between it and tho high
bank, Or deep cut for the road, and the steep
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04

Anot1er great Fire: lncsnaiarism on t1c
increase: Steamboat Collision: Ns.a
Passenger Depot: Hemgfsla Rail
road: No License question: hdiaa
CAisfs: Rail Road and Riesr bust
ness, sc. & "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22
DIED,

Friday the
hhoa aasy ne ssPns to and yet he
end nor The poor tribute which he the
low him to hi: last long sleep The .aSs ''
% h 'psak more accurately OF the character Of the de-
hi ssF SS &. he IN: bI,as "a
Glad sodsn hours Of hi. youth and his manhood He knew
unO6;rusve fault not be appreciated
SGa e.: s1e sT y H. i s % kindred p
he yin not be forgotten His frank and manly his
ss.Eied always will live fre,h memory hi.
Dr. Noel was for someme before his DEATH delicate health
y n s ho aq sse gave no Of its ten,
9naisn Of his recovery Tue hand Of the
the s. B Si hs K who
So as e f eGP s xsa i s @
n ass sS ySSs the SoG%d' he
priceless Legacy 10 his and la, affections May who
sore. and Of anguish vaa Indeed human sGor to
With coma saes and trust which snfIns.
Ia, sorrow hat svsa eaano. h and The storm
On the lila Instant at the residence son nlau Colonel
B+as b sG yirsni. Military ln',ate Dr. THOMAS HIM
ne q .sys shiaa TINS been broush, to
Of the saviour Dr. Henderson native Dumfrie. Prince
o. Tssins 10 wr5rs5'2n Va and ,a6,eqleny
Ia al the relations life and elements that give dig
81 the she, christian principle; upon
gAhu
recognize ia him spiritual father. Wv
successful In eminent degree In his profession he wa, the
tender husband faiher brother aud friend reembanc, OF
MS noble qualities will be cherished by all loved him
here. 'O'N- "'A'
o. saturday August H. 1854 10 the county OF
Lock Haroor, the residence Of Mr. James M
Mrs. L. JETr, in the 9Th year her age. 1890 $500
We make no apology for this
Tor although we opposed TO uSme
~ to pay to merit its Just and true reward To anSe
anu devoted wife, anctonSe mother and EInd
and sympathsny MISTRESS are the brightest that
can ador the quiet and retired sphere
with perfect sincerity without dissenting voice among
character OF Mrs JtI Indr,d
lived, whose los. will be keeny and
servants And also large number Of relatives ends viii
'ensihy -e that they sincere friend
To those upon this visitation Providence
tue most unIins elect deepest
tbs can hnOrd little comfort In their bee thank God
mat We privileged 10 direct a NOR. .ndu
ring fountain OF consoiation comfort
ie gives strong OF bsIuI
uoi who accompanied her hrous the valley and
OF death has promised visit faheess widow and
ttoie "ho are desolate AMI oppressed"
| ibid meet trials here,
| NnohastIsement by the
| Might not, with fear,
| should be a oa.t.aEayf"
| 'rfIais max. the promise sweet
| Trials give new life u prayer:
| Bring me 10 my sayiour's feet,
| Lay the los, and keep there" D.
| ~ The Southern Churolman will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

FATAL ACCIDENT the CFSTRLL RALRoAp-We
have TO announce ~ this paper Of the most deter
mined aud dabOlca acts that has been committed
Aibemarle The iregh: train, while descending very
heavy grade about three miles above Mediums river on
last Tuesday morning, thrown Off the track thereby
killing the fireman, whose was VIM. NunnaIy &c
verey ii1fng the engineer and breaking the engine ali
to pieces Some ends in order TO throw the engine off
the track had not only priced the track up in several
places, bus had placed on Il for the distance Of l5O yard.
huge rocks, sls fence rails and other distinctions The
danger aud every thing done to stop the train
but the Roadway was too great aud the grade too heavy
do 80 10 time to prevent the accident.
Two men in the neighborhood were suspected but for
want Of sufficient grounds to go upon they were not ar
rested IL is to be hoped that the perpestor. of this
end like act and murder will yet be brought 10 us,ice-
the halter-as doubt they will SINCE as we have heard
'he company Is making strenuous efforts TO find them out
Tie passenger train down detained by the acct lent
eight nine hours and the passenger train I'D two or
three hours. so much damaged was the troek
that for two three days the trains had TO meet whore
the accident occurred exchange passengers and freight
and return which delayed the rans two or three bonrs
charlottesville Advocate, Aug.l8
Storms. On last Saturday evening We were visi,od 80
violent storm Of wind and rain accompanied with soe
hail On Tuesday We had repetition Of the same
the hail. although 10 violent FORM The wind lore
of considerable portion Of the tin roofing of tho MOI.
hall, az tie University, beside, damaging the bnjdino
slightly IN other respects; barn near the Uniyer.v n
quite completed blown down, and two large ocns,
trees the Square eveled with the ground wbiIe
another much injured to make il necessary n
cut it down The farmers In the ncighborhood also com
plain Of the damage done their crops
Water-spout occurred in the North Garden nm lac
Tuesday, by which house was washed ayay and IsJv
drowned. The Of the family we're in great Jsngc
at one time-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

HEALTH or THE CTr.-We may now congratulate the
community upon the almost entire Of chol
from tho city.
AZ may be by the relative aggregate iuefmonis In
Shockoe Hill bufyipg ground for the past and previous
weeks, the cases OF cholera are rapidly diminishing.
The number Of nterments in this burying ground OF
persons Of both coors, who died Of cholera for u
week ending 18th inst, was 49, For tho week endi 2
the Goth inst, the number only l9,-shoWing d. :
crease within week OF ten.
The week before last ending the l3th thore de-
Of 10 upon tho previous week SO that there
gradual decrease zach week. which usles the presump.
ton that week hence shall the city perfectly clear
Of any dangerous disease. As IL Is there il nothing
thought Of IT, Not word TO be heard about IL through
the city There IL just much Indifference about IL az
though there cholera 70 than California,
We give below return Of the intermouu In the
shockoe Hill burying ground for the last week:
Waite, DO. Black, Do. Whites, Blacks,
Inalea femalel. maeI. femals. By ohonta BIZ Chn.tn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22
Pa"tnger, per Steamship Lam.sfo,.n,

Cay.,Iv ~. p -, ',o.,''p "11I1T1UI'1,
ton Gib.rt DeAonce Harley Daniel Mccarthy Jane.
hgre' WiEsion Hnks Agnes HoAsh, Jno HYDE Carroll
IliimAn JAuies Evans. SanTay, Sksiliugsr
wallace Beach, Theodore CLARK Decosta, Darlington
Mrs MdeTherger Smith aud children, Mss Hopkins
uiu. Wells aud LAZY Miss JuiIa B3yne, Whitney
MS. whitney Asa Joys Hushorn, James smith,
a hIH' Lliy and child, A brown Lady, T II Tyler
uel samuel Sanford Balm Miss Farrant IIoram WIN
Harley, Pat Harley Sirs Brothers. Vim Bol: Richardson
Nurse and eidren Todd Lovett, VIM Meyer, MIS-
Rust VIM HUBBARD and Lady Jno HaTbard. Miss
Mas Georgana Page, WIN acDAnIe II stevens AMI q In
Storage. ~ - y -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

fHosoaRArnr.-"Had Photography been known for,x
years ago. would have me twenty hard
bor'-Hon Thomas H. Benton.
e u our students not yet twenty years of age arc
making more money by Photography. than tho PncnaI
OF the high School, after having given himself for more
nen twenty years TO his profession. john S. Hart
Principal OF the High School Philadelphia.
This beautiful systen, of sho,, r..
naiI by VIM Toobs, Photographic Teacher, Providence
l. Terms for course OF ls lessons including full eI
plAnA'ory corrections. to all EXERCISES a.
Any newspaper periodical &C., giving this odvo,,;..
nent Two insertions, (ncluding this noce) and forwar
ding copy as above will receive the lesson. ,,o,sd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

A. meeting OF eiE:a Of comfy cA.s..ra.t h,a 4.
Manchester nihe 1871 August; 1855 CAPT VIZ wnIsrs h,v
Ing been called 10 the Chair, jas F.sss IT,
Rotary the following resolution, PROPOSED adopted
l. Resolved That the county should fee, deem
.'t ia Al tho-s Internal i'm nay bnr htsr
e trade OF TIE West, and channels ~ Cani n,
EAcAd for our trade in that direction ADD ,a, o.
therefor, to be enuFsut.n 10 b. h. H.
White sulphur spfiHgs the 44th lost. "
2 Resolved, That Gasrd, vs. Day Holm Rtois. DR.
samuel pAlisson, Dr. David Winrss, Major WOO,
held Ia that Convention. ~ ''
KtsOiy-i. That the came M.
HchmOad papers the tn
Nm. vs. WEisiGER Chairman
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

In Hollywood Cemetery there we're within the same pe-
RODS eight male inerment whereof sir we're deaths by
cholera, and four females all cholera.
The number of intements Ia this Cemetery for tho
pas week has been far greater than for any previous
week for some time At all events the aggregate Of in
tetmonts In all IL below what II the previous
We entertain strong hope that before Tuesday next the
diseAsa will have Disappeared nl.opelhor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

The Secretary of the Treasury has sanctioned new cold
ddar CON- about to be issued from the Mint at Phadel
phia' IL Is about the diameter OF fyecent piece and
bears al one side au Indian head with crown Of eagle.
feathers aud the other wreath surrounding the words
One Dollar We hope this coin will drive out Of crcu.
a'ion the present nconvenent little gold dollars which
are so small that we lose em before spend 'em
THE Gas QUErIoS.-Hr. Puuderson agent of the por-
table Gas Company Of Baltimore has aroused new in
tercst In the question Of lighting Winchester with gas by
visit Of e" days to this place In connection with the
subject His plan is practical and feasible and If Win.
chester s 10 have the desired light better Opportunity
Il afforded now than will again for some length 81
time.-Wincbester Republican.
TnE BERggLEY SnERTFALtr.-Tbe election Of a sheriff
for Berkeley Is almost sphinx riddle. On the one side
Newcomer shows majority OF one whilst the adherents
OF Cushwl claim his election by the close show of
figures. Blu. Cuhwas majority does not appear ON the
pOlIbooks; NeWcomer's does Cushwa's majority comes
from the imaginary addition Of rejected vote or two ON
lis side Newcomer has the certificate OF election in bis
pocket The election will be contested 10y Cushwa who
has prepared specifications enough Tor lawyers bill Of
exceptions The ingenious practice Of cOoping Is among
the particular points.-Ib.
Az ATEEAY-Q1ite a pugnacous ARRAY was induced
10 at Blrnuns Exhibition ia this place last Thursday night
As far az We are advised it free affair between citizen,
aud townmen-in which stones pistols sticks and Cat
we're very CALAMITY dispensed gallant cranums MANY
were frightened aud ten dozen obtained tho luxury Of
knocking down. That was al.-Lynch6wg Virginian,
dugiN 10.
sicEsEsaThere have been several deaths in this place
during the past week, resembling cholera The disease
originated 10 locality inhabited by some filthy Irish on
Lewis Creek Several OF thom died. aud others Of them have
been attacked. Old Joe one-hand. coloted cook Who
was considered town fixture aso died from the sarno
disease w. Martin aud Mrs ~ Prayer died on the s.h
Of the same disease.
The locality where the first deaths occurred Ia filthy
place. aud the victims persons who used Whskey to
excess, aud lived IL the most losthsoe style The Mayor
Mr.. Trout has been prompt In the exercise Of s Au6or
~ 10 remove the cause, far possible and 10 employ
such precautionary means az seemed sdvsable.-SiGun-
ton Ti1dcdtOT.
Mr.. r. Thornton, OF Lagrange, Ca, discovered an
ineIhaussbls Gold Mine piece Of ground recently
purchased 10 Taapoosd county. The niue is pronounced
exceedingly rich.
Alta public meeting las. Monday. the Dsmoerasof Hsr.
Tison county appointed delegates a State Convention
aod recommended Mr. Wise for nomination for Governor
FairmOHt, True VirgiHiaa, Augl 10,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

HEALn OF NEw ORLEAss-we give in sno,b,r ,t,oo
report Of the intemens in all Of the cemeteries NJ b
city during the week ending ate o'clock Sunday rnor,n
18th inst The whole number reaches 2O7 Tie rsnots
last week was 2l2-thus showing decrease of O. Tho
deaths 10y yellow fever AZ. LAST week there us,o
29--which exhibits an increase OF H.
We look upon these figures satisfactory in biph do.
grooas proving conclu'vey the excellence of our s,ni
tary condition. Here 10 the middle Of August Il,
the very mds. Of what's usually termed tho "scklv
son, enjoying degree Of almost unparalleled health
And there IL every reason 10 anticipate continual n
empon from disease thronshou. :he All Of the
indications are IN our favor.
We have no fears NJ he yeloE fever No. the sm,e,,
There IL danger Of epidemic in fact no danger f
any considerable humber OF sporadic cases We sInoct
the dsease will inger along with until change 10 tbe
weather shall compel ia departure la victims 90 a, Al
least ninety nns huntedIhs Of them, have been taken nom
classes most exposed 70 disease and whose habits and
circumstances invited instead Of repeed the saronhued
visitor N. o. Bulletin, Aug 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

ftAcsts PofiIoEs tcPeAeh dealers thsm..Iy.
NhAfy IN we thii the business 10
,hA NE Iats VII pretty much Killed on yet there
u"mey ehby .upy In the falling
rEprciatohs arrivals i.v
against something like fOOOJ year Ps,Lets retail q oI
flOto the Kind Ielny At from
" cent, 70 per basket The peaches ihus received are
Ia recent article Inadvertently stated that the Camden
Amboy Railroad c. interested orchard Of about s0i
acres Several gentlemen included mi, road
were Interested but the Company Itself Seven year,
ago iht orc ard produced Oi baskets
been suffered TO down. and this in with the un
Voabe season has cot on the this year entirely
Very bad acyu7t we'd respecting
iato crop as the drought IL doing much injury Jersey
and western New YORK, whence supplies
10 various other directions received
terday from FORT PAn In this STATE, that the rou
almost wholly destroyed ln rom
" gives substantially the lie says that "A
any hi were dug TO secure peck Of potatoes oen bel
nov more hah one or Two IN the M aud these situated
ire The Others the surface, grow large
stce, Tor lack OF moisture. Potatoes selling At t!D No
per barrel but doubtful whether prices can b. mai,
tanned ssiAmers will send ia fresh suppe there prs
poet Of realizing these advanced raesE ourHai az og
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22
Sales of Tobacco made by VIM. y. sneppor1'

sales of Tobacco made by VIM. ". Sheppard.
sS Ss: 81. R R%sS.i.Hi f a. Sx
ii ,1m ~ OK sE' s. e1 scS ~
@ S ~ j.. S.,..y-,n,ay
:ss sa. s. asii At, ' iSG 9 H.
$S5: Gts.a:
ss hsa.. Ea ssfpGsd
S ssG.' a nsna!Syl 4, s
hhd. is Adams st64,1 IL.
s HSS s s;Ih;' a, s..
$ $$f: \ %. s:S;:;, s5 if'
lhd' reggie at iN, iC.' icI. 10, III, lox
Shd, o X Br,,On-l at9,lMsx
hhhs oNvsr-9 at Is, q atl2' l2S 2skla
i q sSS. SR TSnr a, az ~ Si7a
S$$ i;;;$s $$Sss:fs.;s !;
hid, RieS.rd IisnIiSS ~"
ssss;s - $::!:,:5 rs lS''S
SSd:' ! II Moff,-i "$o1, iiia,,n,lsx.
R RSd & SHSs6 f fsTss-7s at . a''
ES Ssi. %% %.SsSm Gs sgsx
3H Ssd. n Reuben Dc: Ssievood,;l st1Oy, s,Jv.
sSd: },%e; Gl.Ni a. ~. 20 H"i
S SS1 Tss:I4T i|is So
Hfa: Sii;"es az ill., s3N
'ssss%1., P;MA yaosS.9.l at l,S,,rm, 1'S.
s ss1: ~ %i;9'lIii}' 5s' ARK
sSG. T Ips,,I, at It, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22
pIOSuoND uAaEyyo L..,., !,


s.,sts 49,. hl ys v EssesSis s.sis % s.
We sao,s ea"on iass ~ 10 ~ sssd o. 10
PM and ,smmins generally % very IN. ,hirp
ors s and nne manufacturing generally so TO sS y,2y
r,S Sssii. as u white selling at and prm.
HESTER WHITE. Commission Merchant,
RLCHHOND MARRE7.S, AroSsr Of
rmn sides ISsTA; Shoulder, ek and CO..
', r bacon We round, months. NV AWAIT
l.ss; quot. AZ ,sy ,, M.sssre, IN market. but few
~ Sox cut ~ aud A. months No YamlI, Re-. m
J.nsa The supply % good n'h small cr,a, IN
nom ss 10 ave been brought into market this seas, ss,S q,
ssroaks-Iirm. We quote New orissn, bx.s
o,ns Loverngs Crushed ~ Loaf px p,,,,o.
su.r,s S.i :, ,1hsS Baltimore yellow On white IL:
Mot,ssEs-PHces advanced North, but no eh.,r.h.,,
,.Sss arri Lasuayra ioksii; Rio iesaiIy Jaw.
vAsprsAdamanne q aud 2o Mi,ch.,, p., ss an, co.
haan'e Pat same; Sperm, 81 S. Taiov Jsel ons, MAN
,oa,a 70 ioeu sale OF 1000 bushels an,
eoS,a not be made at these rates. >'he 'A's
MklL Is very scarce. selling At n
and 100 cts for red,
90, 90. not contracting a. these prices. '' e'"'e'
Nss VII, nus now In market superdne, sx TO ASK
v Wow sErp but few Offering. Sale, a, sex cash
p..,.,.n .s very dull iquots IS to IS
GuISo.ss nominay from the wharf as,x ,,o-, .,
,sn sS ,s 81 none anoaE would bring readily rm wharf
A. white Pine tss.so refused do go m,r,,,,,
~. $40 yAE IN do Hale IN do Isalt do il ooao
lace measure Sesnug, Halls heart ana a.
ne s,s sh 70 GsIde Rail-, heart ana SAP ,ss
Boarding sslo Inch Plank 25sso Bat,onro msathsr
aH do Inch, sa2a Inch cherry 3D. So men,
Dressed rGorlnE ysInla 2s.s Dreed yoorips so Ps
$500 ~''S.''e' Pet No. ~ Tie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

On the ao;h Of June, 1858, she surveyed lands of the
United States amounted $50 zoe 5s7 acres; the un.ar-
veyed l,a67os6,2o6 Up 70 the ae date there
kad been soli los .lgI. $50 ae-e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22
Bseadstufis have improved.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports, the 18th, the
first conviction of individual in that city for selling
liquor drunkard. He sentenced to pay fine O.
fifty dollars and costs, undergo Imprisonment Of
sixty days also pay the prosecutor dollars for bring
in, him to Justice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

In the sixth number Of the articles Ne pqbz.e ID re
csa;iy the Signature Of Tr,as Allegheny tie .O- ~
iieiy occuFs tie middle OF TIE article; sloz3
be inelieig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

The late severe hail storms, learn, have damagei
much OF the tobacco crop in the counties of Albemare,
Louisa aud Goochlnd The crop OF tobacco was short
best. Great damage has also oeen done to the corn
crop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

The Ali6,na cotton crop, i: i said hls suffered great
IL from heat and o. rain AID bat halt crop i an
ucipated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

We pleased to heAr from correspondent. a. the
Springs, bu, their communications must be brief or We
cannot publish them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

RANGE OF THE THEIR uOuE,C.,.
At 10RRLs' Bookstore, 81 Main street. Aug 81
T NS s. '0's sso.' .clr...
AtkAHDOLPLnS Bovts.or., 1911 Mui. stre,. An, .,
O'Clock, u o'clock bo,.,o.L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

The FreesO convention of the Ash.abal, district. Ohio
have nominated the Hon Joshu, Gliding, for reelection
TO the House Of Representatives,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

Inefe arrived at the port Of Quebec this year. up to
August 18th, 80 900 eusrants which /. an Increase Of
$4,000 over the corresponding period last year.