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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
sSN NMA,sN,

TEHHE undersigned would respectful
Il ly announce to the public that ALL *.
the machinery at Swan Factory is SSs.zIss
in full blast!
SPINNING FACTORY is maxim. No
yarns warranted.
MACHINE SHOP, in which almost all
kinds of Iron or Wood work is done; Gins, Gin
geering, woPd or iron; all Iron work for mills,
Wheat fans and Thrasher4; all kind of Mill or
| Gin repairing done to order. Iron Turning of
all descriptions well executed, Lathes Of differ
ent styles, &c. Asthe Iron framed Gins are in
general use, we say but WORD or two about
them: They cannot be e4celled for fast pick
ing, good lint and durability. They are well
protected from heating by running If YOU
want Gin, buy good onh; then you get the
! worth of your money, and that can be had from
us. We deliver our Gins Wheat Fans and
Fhrashers, give the purcha4 er time to try them,
and ifthey do not give salts faction, return them
at our expense. We war; Int all of our work.
Our motto is: NO Cure mO Pay. We
have spared no pains in pr pouring the best of
Workmen and Materials. Dur prices moderate
and terms easy. We can al ali times be found
three miles North of Athens Limestone Coun-
ty, Ala All orders promptly attended to.
Address, j. n. HAYES & Co.
Athens Ala.
Col. d. R. Smith has one of our Gins and
Cast Iron running Geer, to which we refer.
March 30-12m J. Fl. & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
@AE1Hs

IAN now receiving a supply of I
IL Barrel Salt, and my advice to every I1sEssszz
person is to purchase without delay as it will
advance in price soon and no mistake.
Mag %, 1854. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
snElBYNIlLE 1gsN.

YEHHE subscriber having pur- A z@NC4
L chased the entire property EiGsssFEA
knownas the Sielbyriiie bsA,and s-.2 - -
expecting to ofliciate as landlord of the same
during the balanoe'of his life would respect
fully announce to his oil friendsand the public
generally, that he continues at his old stand,
whore he has been for the last fourteen years
From the long experience IN his business, he
hopA to continue. 70 give general satisfaction TO
all such as may favor him with call His ia
ible will be as good as tue market can possibly
afford. Prices moderate. Rooms neatly fitted
Passengers with their baggage, stopping at the
Inn, conveyed TO and from the Depot free Of
extra charge [Sept 22l i, D. S: EVANS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
rI0UR.FLOUR.
NAILS.

lust received l25 kegs Of Nails.
- the best article made in the United 81
States COLDWELL & CUMMINGS,
Dec. l. Shelhyville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
sUNDRsEs.

~ ASTINGS Hoes, Spice, Ginger,
~ Rice Ind, igo, White and Red Lead, ed Rub g.
Spanish Br own, Prussian Blue, Linseed W.
OIL, Shot, Powder, Lead, Tobacco, Gil w
CARS, ete.etc. Come along and see.
Fob. %. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
READY MADE CLOTH Nc.

l:,5 9 :35 s f.; 2 s &; a f. 20 sR s:s
Frocks, black Cashmere Pants, Rebb Queens
Cloth, fancy Cottonade, plain Linen, fancy
silk Vests, black satin Vests, fancy Marseilles,
Shirt Collars Stocks, black and fancy Cravats,
etc, sold cheap, by
May 4. JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
sPstEs.

IN Bags PrrrFR; l6 do. Giuga:5
IL ~ bags Allspite; SCI It's nutIneqs: ga
90 lbs Cloves: 10 lbs n hce; 10 Mats
Cinnamon Bark; 10 bikes GAriid Pepper
now IN store MITCHELL q. SPERHY.
Feb % Shelbytlle, Trua
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
FISH.

25 Packages Mackert'; 1870
20 do White and Trout Fish; $40 boxef
Sardines; ICO do Lobsters. inst received. asa.
for sale at MITCHELL d SPERBY-S.
feo' % Shelbyvilic, Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
EEs0N. IRON!
BLUE GEEAAS aERIl.

VA have Just received from Ken So
" tucky go Bushels Of Stripped -
Blue Grass Seed, which we wiIfsei ~ ss.5Tss-
Nashville prices and warrant them fresh ars
genuine.
CQLDWELi rs CUMMINGS
Dec. |. SheIhTtiIIe. Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-17
White House.
South Side Of the .s7aqrs.
.SYELBYI-yITE g-rN,-

South Side Of tie .S4aare.
SHELBTIULLE, T-ENE.
1--WE subscribers having ia
Il ken charge Of the above -.
named Hotel. formerly known - $50
as the TENSi;SsEE tioUsE VIII calaavo- to
RENTER complete satisfaction to ~ who my
favor them with their patronage. Tiev -
tend Their tailie sansl not be infer'ef ii, ai.v
ever furnished in tins place. There will b.
10 reserved chairs, only FOR I.adie, and tF,ssr
attendants No responsibility for money. M
less delivered 20 the Prefrietols or Bar-keei--
er- There will he no responsibility fornIa-
6r4slias left IN The DARKROOM Disor,lefly con
duct vii lead 70 'iisBssoD Of those auil.t.
Persons wishing to board by the wear. viii b.
required to settie quarterly. Persons wishifl
10 stay all night or longer. who have No BAG
gage. VIII be required to pay IN advance. "a
person Will be permitted to send servants ol
errands without permission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

AS INTERESTING ExHIBIrIoS.-Waugh'sR great painting
'nbracing views Of Northcr Southern and Central Its
with the most remarkable in each, historical aud ode
Is now On exhibition At Metropolitan Hall.
IL IL esteemed great work of art triumph of artis,i,
genius which cannot he eIcelled.
The views presented comprise larg, series to b,
enumerated here aud must therefore be content will
al earnest recommendation to all to 60 see it.
The carly associations of this once celebrated repiop
It's history and peculiar relations the Christian uorj n,
the Chief source whence the gh. Of christianity had ena
nsed must necessarily reader true Illustration of thai
region. especially in the orm which il th
srca, merit OF the painting, truly interesting
Much information and interest be derived from .
review Of this magnificent work o. art.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

PAYING ToLL.-Mr. EdSard c. Nsyo eomn,,;,., j.,
'e Mayor on yesterday, oil the conduct Of two men no
o. beng asked Tor toll by the negro at the toll gate
Aayos bhdge took him rudely by the ueck, aui pau
MN MS dues Ia the form Of u severe punmell,np.
The gents will be up to-day, to receive reseio, ora
be further requited for their Kindness. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08
'ErihiIic oE kicsiiccf

MEETING 81 the Marsas and officers the Virginia state
Agricultural so;iety. held a. the sersarys Monday
evening, Nov T. the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas has plsas-j All Wise Meeful 10
take ifon u.s. Ia The prime Of life late friend AMI
otO5 Ja' Whilst in the discharge Of his duties
Wcbroer whilst humbly this
OF evfsne feel thht In his desth have VaIied FRIEND
and the community upright useful CITIZEN
Resolved, LIST That tender 10 his our
felt sympthies anl them Of Him who
has Promised to be n Father To the PatherIess.
RsoVeh, a. That these sent the
my OF our deceased BROTHER and that they be pubcd the
daily papers % the city.
JOHN N. SHEPPARD, Jr, ohaifmsn
TnoI. W BRoCkEsBROU0H, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

sALks OF VALUABLE PsorEsrr.-Ths two sdjoininc
on Aan Street, belonging the -stat. of Mr.
1asnu Thompson, aud occupied by Messrs NTH H,r
WOOD usrdware Merchants. aud Dove Co., druggists,
SOLO ny Wellington Goddin GU yesterday, at public suc
uou' respectively At $4,000 aud $l4 800. Mr James IL
Grant, the purchaser.
io'met tenement rents at present At $1,000 year.
Tue latter At 1890 They front respectively on Main
street. 81 aud IS feet, with depth Of lUl each.
Inc terms OF sale were, QUE. fnh Of the whole sum TO
DC paid tue LIST OF January next the b,aucs In O. tw.y.
e'snteen aud tSeuty-our months by uegotauie uotes
bearing interest At per cent be secured by deed OF
trust upon the property.
The tenement occupied jointly by Miss Lyons, Miner.
aud r. ts1, op,eiao. belonging to tho ostar,
was purchased oy Mr. John Thomas Jr, for slO,3UO up.
on tue same terms. This Is ~ feet front dept ,uusl "a
the Others aud rents for $3.50 year. under lease TO is
Lyo' VINO holds upon the until the ,Ipiea-
,ion oi the lease. which will be in February 1857
The purchaser IN each instance becomes entitled 10 tho
rehls irom aud alter the LIST OF January uext
The sale Was generally considered good By a lt,l,
Improvement the purchasers will materially euhsucc I
property and render tue Investment very profitable.
The several tenemens situate in tho beat bu
centre in the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

1t is said that Capt Gibson, who got into difficulty
with the government Of Holland arrived at Washington
Saturday last and had interview with Mr Marcy
and that the latter when he heard the gallant CAPTAIN
story, rended garment like unto that which he had
patched At the expense Of the State Of New YORK. some
years SINCE Capt Gibson is thus for returning good for
erl-thc Deuchlunders had pity upon him. but he il
disposed TO have Marcy upon them. The " Important
documents that strangely fell into the Captains pos
session, to he placed in the State Department nj
Washington. The Capt also brought il is said a valuable
collection Of Oriental works forwarded by Mons Waite
mare 10 the State Department.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

pRuNK-A young man named James Griiin was taken
up by wa'chman Bibb, Oh Monday night OH 18th street,
where lie was lying in state OF intoI tion He wa
brought before the Mayor on yesterday, and being
asked where be came from answered that he was a,iy
Of Bin"re WAS raised in Washington aud came here 10
learn trade He said he apprentice With Mr. Geo
Crutcbiirld, OF this city, painter.
lie whs committed until Mr.. Crutchield il al
with regard to him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

1t is stated that bar iron, OF almost any size nay bc
instantly sundered while hot, by the simple application
piece of common roll birthstone. A knowledge Of this
fact will be useful when piece Of iron work
To be severed but which. ID sometimes the case is 80
constructed and situated that ordinary ccl or cutting
tool can be brought apply. Holes msy be instantly
Perorred through bars Or plates o>hested ron by the
application Of pointed pieces Of birthstone There is also
method OF saving cutting hardened steel by means
circular piece OF common thin iron plate, sheet oI
adjusted 10 lathe, otherwise put iDto violent rotary
motion; this will readily of u pile cutting tool or
tempered steel spring, without drawing reducing the
temper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

ort TovS.Nore than elapsed sim, case Of
sieknr. ha, occurred from the epidemic by
recently soTey The health
prmsneny restored sni IL gives pleasure begin
can, Nov 18th.
TnE L,Sa coiTiSuio Dsordur-Ater the drought
have had for the last this section
favored with little rain saturday The
ter. in the mills stopped spng, dried up
and stock suffering AMI unless the
will not b. much Affected lie wisburH Chronicle Nov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08
~ MOTHERS ni,EAsr cl1rus-rh.,. Fl,

~ MOTHERS BtEAsT CL.UTHs.-The,e cloth. have
now attained an established reputation aGodng only per
feet protection against and preventive Of the mothers
Hietlon, 0ATHgRrp BRgAu.
Mothers mind that these valuable Cloth, ., M,
intended to the breast when rien designed
to prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will
ho'her' therefore, who have the least apprehension
n breast should not wal, til they threatened to send for
hu:ed directed. hey very speedily d,p.,e all lnaan
sder ,hc breast ,o paJe and restore The natural
Mother, have assured ,1at sy hav. found lacxpr.bi.
Which The now Of MILK !, mos. dnsul, and l,tesoiy
value By hundred, who have used ;hsm u '"e'"'O'e
They perfectly wear and leave no soil upon
garments may applied removed a, pleasure
~ rema9se Of ioo, accompanied by ~ cent, worth Of
P9,s s. Cloth. .s1 s"s the P.op By mail Of
They are Tor ssIs tsIu.,ysiy s oy tue united STATES
..n Aols 1sfs %h:. ,. nd R.,., 4s.a.
" Pull direction, Tor Supplying Cloths, viii so,cnpsuy
respectfully invited TO my Auction ssic 81 Wdfh,
%,y and fmcy 0o}d a, my sales Room, ,h, n,snGk at
Auet'f ,oi Commission Merchant, 100 Main street.
'>'IE Prs. Ann. Exhibition Of The yIrsn Mcchs"c'.
o October. all ocE xisS osiet The ssme evening, the
og,s,ps Adde'S vii. vi, dslye,ea by Baas r.q
loA ". to ioP.M The A,moy Band engaged aud viii
attendance every evening fro" eH to ?; n ,o,.,v
co,o,, Han Gsnt,s 20, s s EsbiSn
or,ios Roaxoxp rrss Association,
J.s ..s:S i T s;!s W ss &c aI H.
Ss .,s'' Of The Board Of D'''; no. n nosHss
SotP srOSE al!bDLtos.To bake oi., viihos, .m.
oI9res'e sud VII give hns brown color Ba;twhest Cake
nos ? ~ '" sso 1ot asileli spyfsm An, !.
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08
N1ETR OpTLITaN,,.
CHOICE EDITIONS
OF TiE WOhKs or THE RtssT a,,T,,n,,s,

-.,,v, aN SUPERI0R BINDINGS
S lection Of Engh and Lately rsTss E
Il. si.
Hon Charles cSrs jaime. po.
The H. iaa r. lush ,c sso London
hi; rh hs: vol, s.s IonSn tI5o VA" sketch Of
ADD Ss,,.ton: vols SALT onon All 'he Portraits
s@ @ ss i ssr Of T s. on the E,
Ie aud o sS. ss ,sd. ""s" OF p .S ;,,n
g. vol, ssH Lon ,sc '''' '0'''"'
x Gpon; EgOs q the Chronology Greece
ran,s ss'%.s Of Ireland Being orn, ropo
IIiasras.S 3. f sSS s'un'' p''
ss Sa ~ Charles k. STS.ssc asss AND "a,an s
3 The beat and most desirable edition Of Shakespeare ever
Ala. Alison. History Of Eur pc Constructed AMI ,,,s.
is. the ii s.oa sir Alison Hart, lily Alex Ksis
s sH%;s,' Vocabulary of Military aud Marine
.hss Dos and c Of John
Gh.,s, new s%s
IVY: . s'Ti %. CT pers Fly Fishing D's'r Humphrey
Lie Of Johnson Iu,rsrd With ror Its,
% s%2 Sss. .cG bound :. ,,
aa as,' Sat-. S..9 Ts ' "a .y
an s III II. s.%s ESm' 1sS y
Congregations Of Greeks and BY waiter
sr ny; wST1. Tilted BY vols Cloth 49, AID
tusr TO coSTrsrKDl
hTtlbLE OiiperOr quality assorted numbers. from ~ TO
~ ~, In store and for SALE by @. j. sIsTON co
~" sgn OF the Circular Saw, II Main ST.
oHsE soEs- 80 ca't, "Barde." make. assorted sizes
y. J. siNr9k, 4 CO.,
.", sign oil The Circular Saw Il Main st.
ss(NRifFiNs" HORSE sHOE NNIi.S.-is bags, our own
Importation just to hand per ship "undaunttd,
safe ~ CO.. SlNr0N 4 Co,
LoS Sign Of the Circular SAW, ~ Main street
NJ OhE NEW AND INTER ESrISG IIOO,S-
4SA just Received and for by A. NORRIS,
The Nrw.boy-a new aud thriliag narrative. ti,23.
me Youth OF Madame de Lon.uevie-a
VI Victor Cousin. tl,Op. ~
The pGe,ieai Works Samuel Taylor coIdse-Eded by Der
went and Ia nh Coeridge, lRtcst edition. ti,UO
The Poeiieal Works Of John Keats-l do. tl,eo.
The Hearth stone: Thoughts Cities
ny sAmue ogeod; nnh rdton. sl,23.
Poems by william Cullen DryaL collected and
author; latest edition; vols. $500.
Tassa;, for the Fire side Fact and Fancy by Peter Farley
illustrated b. Engraving; vol si,l2.
Letters from Rome, A. d. 1885, Clouds sun-
shine Spiritual Visitors, &c. AGO.
bound Illustrated with steel plate
A most beautiful Gilt Hook s4,0c.
Leisure Momen, Improved colored epsrsyinEa for
Youths also the orent. story Book Floral Canng
Interesting tales for children
-
The Life Of Martin Luher and the Reformation In GERMANY
with an introduction by the Rev. Theoph, Sake D. braui
fully Illustrated Price 1900 nos
ia NOKMAN.-Just received a supply Of the Betsr
Il Land" by Thompson; also, Cummings Works complete.
book. 81 rs.
Wisdom, wi, and whm,," by joseph Bsnv.r, AN.
"Carson's Romish Controversy" sour Parish" &C kc
FOR sale by CHARLES WORKMAN,
Al baptist Book depository,
hns-St Square above Virginia banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

EN.NSArIoS oY JAMES GRAuAN.-On Saturday last Mr.
James Graham who. stated in last was taken up
coart nav, examined before n called court com
posed Of Justices Mcdaniel Isaac and Andrew Campbell
Sevcrao tire principal witnesses he part of the Com
monweah having testified to Whist they knew regard
to the case the defence declined Offering evidence
that time but preferred to have il laid over lie was
accordingly sent on for further trial our November
court. After further trial. II the evidence is Of suili
Gent interest shall rive il place in our columns
As yet do not consider iFarners Friend Oct %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

SINGULAR AFyAs-The ncen DeirOJll printed nj Chill
eothe ohio "On Saturday last n named Jane.
eabsueh died In t,at city. B-e his death directed he
shsuld he buried beside his wife (whU died
The Methodist Cemetery northwest Of the cit Accordingly
when his demise took friend sexton The
SPOT and 10 his found the
place. The sexton remembered had on
Welrssd.y hree days before Mr. deats the
Tor person III that but knows who
or what lis motive for such sngulAr conduct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

CLgsE or TDg ToDAccD YEAR--Wth the s,l., of Lac
ENDS ihe commercial ycOr Of the tobacco ind. 4, ar
weekly goes u piss' to-day We have concluded To
the safes hit VIII be made today, sud state The loIs
ou'hess OF tc year III comparison with the two nrsr.I
uB years. ine total sales up to last uyht auionni "a,
lVli1 hhj and putting down tue sales to-,y AZ o. a.
lbe sales VI tue yeii vii be TO- 200 hbJs Tbe.s . do
sales exclusive fevcws TIE total sales Last y.,, x,c
1855 bhl- aud tno years ago they were 23 al hl
Tue slpeE on hand ths year is estimated at suu bI
while that OF the time La, year wa. a.,,r,,d -
evoV nuns ms " viii be seen exhibits very great
falling OIL IL has GOT been produced by a a. c, ~
actual business, but large deficiency ia IA, g,o.i.
crop. e'''"'s
ia our last yearly statement We estimated iii. y,
crop e eghts Ci an aYefage This has turned On, IN
NC correct from 81 The in'OfmitOn We have been ,bIe In
sahe' great dcfthco vi opinion existed al tho lin.
10 regard to tbo probable yield aud We based ont
lhch P'y nom ac'pal ihormitOn derived partly from
planters aud partly tonl cotru. poucuta The cfop ,Ii
year vi" not pi0blby AScrIg' moro to the mere til last
year but tue humber Of aces planted !. much I'M ercca,
Ine crop 'Jthefeofe lie safely set down at
| Of average
IN regard to prices they ulo at about the soo ,,ogc
S last year at this lnc aud notwithstanding the great
depression ia money mtei. will proLIbIy be- f,ly sus
tanned, of may even fbeI advance as the stcks Of III.
staple ~ all The principal pOs both here and In Rntop,
are lar lees bsn iboy hSye been Tor many wears We're
not iot iho war ~ EUROPE Sr has depressed the mar
kets, prices would be inuc higher than lbey are.
IN tue cary part OF the season the opuion nravailsd
that tIe whole crop would te Of sn unus,y Gns quality
Inc plant W many sections since sustained ipury from
nopfoptious seabei and though the crop will be f,r
superior To last yelrs will not he 40 good upiforIy ma
was supposed come months ago.-iouisVillc Jop,osl.
The ecsi health Of o., town a. -, =. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

The London Morning Chronicle the gives the Ia
bic shos total arrival gold Ia England every
In the snc" January the
Ia the bank Of Ensl and In tue nrst week In January the
walls q po amounted ia q 0I0 0n and the
Hank OF England amounted to Els 81 Oil DURING nee
was the amount OF gold that arrived large and the
lion In the INK had gradually decreased Thus
tober amoun: Of gold that arrived during the
90 and the bullion the Bank amounted 2i2
18th Of Ooer the amount OF GOLD received reached
While ". total bullion In the Bank OF England estimated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

The MECHANICS INsTIruTE-The fair at Corin,bian
Hail. under the auspices Of this institute continues to com.
mahd much interest. Numerous accessions of articles
have be, made for few days past and are still ncrcss.
ing The exhibition now embraces some of the fines,
productions OF the Mechanics and finer arts to be found
any where.
The receipt amounted to about $4,000 during the fair
week. I'D WV "
WIN II Mcfarland, Ed. delivered an eloquent address
al the hall last night We learn that the fair III con
tnue at least Two weeks longer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

fiSkp.-Rooett Allen was fined 81 by the Mayor Oh
yesterday Tor selling oysters in front his fish house
near the Old Market on Sunday morning.
another summons against him. for having an unla ll
assembly OF negroes nj the same place, dismissed
appearing that three Of the number belonged 10 him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

PsItFvL Rriors or IIrR cHatrR, ME
dent =" the Boston Atlas, writing from Msrsres the
English Consul at thst place had received
that the most fearful ravig-s OF cholera
les, than sixteen thousand having fallen
out OF population Of ooo-s mortality hardly
ring the prevalence Of the crest plague in III
states that the population Of Messina Is $4,000 letter re-
eved in this city states the total deaths at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

The argnmen. OF counsel b,;h sides in the case of
Dr. Bcie, the Pnilephis Dsn,i.ton application for a
new al~as closed on 81, uIdIy. The judge decision
will be arrived at aud made known tins during the
pr tscnL Meek.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

VIOLATING INK SABBArH.-Wm. Miller was summon, d
before tn. Mayor on yesterday for trading in oysters in
'front.' OF his house, the lower market on Sunda,
morning last.
Miller represented that he merely opening a quart
Of oysters for his use, and asked continuance the
case until to-day that he may bring up uitnes, to teJti-
~ TO HAT fact, which was granted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

ArruNS.-The usty vgor of spring time and the fiery
ftrvor of summer have been suppntcd by the mellow
m ine>s Of genial autumn Mae eager In the pursuit
wealth striving to gather fading laurcs bind around
ambitious fercei brow marks the chang" neither
heeds the lessons which this Important revolving
seasons teaches Go forth the forest, ye cons and
daughters OF men, and learn from nature how die Learn
tom tie leaves as they quietly fill earth that you
tn like them mus pass away; and ask your elves it, like
them, you have fulfilled the end aud your creation
aud are prepared 10 pisa away from the walks mtn II
you can answer Yea, It's WELL f not behoovcs you in
speedy preparation engage ere the winter of lille
cone aud fluid you unprepared.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

ssIc, cousrr couhr JU,rcss The regular grand jury
term Of this Court on Monday. 80
series o. prc'entmen's male, which were Of
ra character such tpping anil taking
we country roads The grand jury
day They will De occupied until with The bu.
them. "''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

DRUNK AND observation-disclosures Wilson. n, i,,.,,
gent looking young man, brought before the
on Yesterday upon charge Of drunkeuness aud disoI
ae'y CONDUCT 10 the street, Monday night lilo said
ne was machlnst, aud assured his LIQUOR i, was The
h's !, iime he had been IN similar predicamcat
lie was discharged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

DEATH sr PoisoS-Caroner Wicker held Inquest ye,r.
uay ~ te house Of o. IT, Hobbs at Rockets body
PArena TEoprncc. Of tbs Pamunkry tribe
hy her death from taking large quantity OF The
man OF ntempernte hAr and subj 81 to as from cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

ENIGHAIIos IssAsA Of
for Xmas Territory New
Of the pttsbrg snd Erie Canal The Psburg Dpsich says
that vita the additions they received at New Brighton
uber sent forward friday whole number
fur hun red and ehdrenmosy howeyer
IN the prime Of life. -