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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-20
To Farmers & WooI-Growers

no FARMERS ~ " OOa-GfOWfrS
(lNE hundred per cent he made by inii, ual
" engaged Ia rearing sheep than heretofore by The
Of DscK's Comr,uSo on or SHEEP ccAr,Se. This
article that has called firth much labor and study
and has bsen well tested htiorc bring UftdIp the p, Bile
Such article ls long been nerdrd. II IL imposed u
thitern diheren ingredients, bastd on Chemical afRhiy
and cOmhnaton.
The be, efls frem its as follows:
lst The fleece is from I2 to III. heavier per tad M
IL of that nature ihvgtatr The skin CRUISING mnrc
rapid gowth of wool and sure preventative inn the
wool becoming harsh aud dry which h often the case
with fine wu, shrtp
2ad u dsinys lie Ticks and Nermin rh,tjiufe.t sheen,
kerping Flies from annoying them. -.'e
3D. Applied iumedi .ley alter shearng, prevents The
sun fom burning seadinp ihr animal Ms thousands
4 sheen injured frla this and good growth Of w.u
retarded
Al It them from storms rs il i, Of sucb mn,
tnre that storms vii ntt penetrate the fleece l1
3h u Is sur cure far the Scab aud ail pfciious
~ Discusses II the sheep. Here then is the great d.
Sidefaum 81 tue Farmer engaged in Sh, ep aud W,oi
growing which viii pay him hundred fold.
his Is ~ certify thai have used " Dnirk Cou,nop,
mr. aud am sush fun my expttenrr hnt i, j..
all the Pr"preTs recommend IN he II is the great DO
'ider'tnm al the Farn.t in raising erp and rrnwiny
",m. - col. John BREWER
Sept. Is, 1851. Snperor Washnnaw Ia Mrh'
have used DIM ck's Co'nmuud Oil' This s,asu, IN n
nek II sheep aud can say that II. result has been In the
shes, satistlm Inn and thai never saw tine, sheen or
brter III tces Than at at present, aud that the Copo,nd
~ - invs'nattr 10 the woo growe,. Il. KIMMli
T.p'' 70, .oSS shln flv,, Wa. htensa Co. Mich
rus Article viii be furnished with or NjiIcu c,r n,
iwo D"'lis per Gallon one gann will cont from INV Ia
'hy snrep AS THE Subscriber only finnish n limited
amunt VI uidtrs the present Sprug tlsr ennti, sh.,d
trurr al an early day I" he ace, mudhted
n"cu"mhtrat Us or enquiries aud otdrTs directed 10
'a9a scrTr, Montpelier, W. win he pronny attended tn
ne M Is put w in jugs kegs barrels and forwarded
WIN directions for use To all parts w,crr ori., ed
""htpeifef, fpfi D. 1874. JAcOb SCuTT Art
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-20

Eighteen enrs drradiui suffering frvm Nutvt Prrtra
tom The most eminent physicians bad gwen up all hopes
# 'tr reroyrrv, she had become
HELPLESS AND EMscIATED FRnM Ft RAFRus nAREE NNrss
rms was The ca # Ms. li'tfrid, who has l.. hi
dy been siued tn ppI4ci health and her ceriir I,
i rn'"r"ribi Prot Durham, NJ. u. aud Two emnen
clergy men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

"Ths Wing Of this morning Gays that If Il had received
copy Of the premium list OF the Fair 10 time It would
have published IL. Answsr-A pamphlet copy was sent
TO the Editors OF the Wing In February last aud the no
tice OF this morning Is the ss that has appeared
The Wbg Gays It's copy OF the premium st 10 about the
only one 10 existence. Aner-0ne thousand have Teen
ready for distribution for sir months and have been band
ed 10 a Sho wanted thsn and have been sent 70 every
county In the State, and 6pe thousand have been dis
ttiouted gratui,ousy over the United States"
The above was banded to yesterday for publication
by 40 officer OF tqe Agricultural Society. We did say
yesterday that If the s Of premiums had been furnished
in redsonnbs time, should hsvo published 1t with
pleasure but such not the case aud 1t Of that
that we compained-not having seen the let at all unit,
last Saturday evening To think Of publishing Il then was
simply impossible. But says the author "a pamphlet copy
was sent to the editors Of the Wing 10 February lss-
W. have only TO say that we It, and Of What
avail was it, sent nine months ago. Who would have bad
copy Of II now, just at the time Il Is mos, needed If IL
had appeared in tho Wing last Eb,ua,y5 We submit,
"he'her more our business TO keep the public posted
on the affairs Of the Agricultural Society," than 1t is the
business Of the officers Of tho Society who are paid for At,
tending to their duties As to the one thousand copies
That have been ready Tor distribution &c. who has seen
them Where have they beon and why it that up to
the day before the opening Of the Fair no one scarcely
knows any thing about them has heard any thing Of
themf few thousand copies was ,tupsndous number,
indeed TO distribute 10 every county in the State Of vr-
g'na and over the whole United statss IL will not do
70 come 10 At this late hour to cover up the negligence o.
the onee Of the Society by effort 10 throw the blame
on the city press And while on this subject Of the lie
premiums We may ask what has been done BY the 80
cleys officers to afford the public and particularly The
members Of the Society," with other important matters
Of information pertaining to the proceedings Of the
fair. What notice have they received 10 reference
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

nys a us Pssayvs.s asl tsesats ~ s asyss,a
fSs esssss Of Data eo.priss sssAss Maryland
and vIsina. host u then changed hands <ss4s ets
Lyxcusrso. Oct ~
rssAoco- Bat u.te eomi,s In or selling WITH
oaa change Sales Of Laxs 70 &C. es.s.sn L<d - 10
90 .iddas del So Eooa ans chipping to 10 and S
10 Descriptions ossrns szssp,oa
Of . little ds.assd, which Is ceiling very veil
WnsAr-rsssa sdvsss favorable. prss On The
rt's salss 0fso0d a.d prime parcels ., i.ssai.,a
PsiLApuSsiA, Ost. IT,
cArrl hAaKurhe receipts Of Beef NOT been %
hrss this week There about oEsrsd moo, 9,
which dossd Of hea % PER ne asaAaa ~
god for the better auas Co.'s sell slowly within ranre
ssa sseh. A'to saAuy oAivss unehnssd Upwards
90 Hoss odsrsd and cold o. per Sheep and
Laubs are rather ABUNDANT but pess
Sales at o. eoae.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
For the Wing.
PowHArlS HOUSE,,
Richmond, OcI SO. 1884.

PowHArAS HOUSE,,
Richmond, Oct 80, 1854.
To the Editors of the Wing 81
In the Enquirer of this morning, there is editorial
article headed, "know-Nothng Council in Richmond "
in which il stated "that Rev Mr. Evans is present
representative Of the Grand National Council of Thirteen
am really surprised that native Of Virginia whose
ancestry paterna and maternal also native Vircin-
an' cannot visit the Capitol OF his native state without
being heralded in tho public print in the offensive
language.
am not member Of any "Grsnd Council Of Thirteen
am not here the representative of the Grand Coun-
ril OF Thirteen" am here on my lawful business
that am perfectly willing every man, woman and child
in the Commonwealth should be made fully acquainted
With.
1t strikes me tina: the article Of the Enquirer frnhe
but poor commentary the ancient hospitality Of the
Old Dominion. +. s. EVANS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
y1R1NIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.


Ou Tuesday, the first day of exhibition none but
bers Of the Society and their families will DO admitted 10
order bst the Judges may not be incommoded BY crowd
whilst viewing the subjects OF exhibition.
On and after Wednesday, o'clock, A. NJ, the public
will DO admitted to the grounds, An entrance fee Of
twenty-five cents will be charged for persons not entlle
70 badges OF Tree admance and for children under twelve
years Of age, under projection Of their parents or ohors
bs II price.
The Executive Committee will take every precaution
for the cafe keeping Of articles exhibited but will not be
responsible for loss or dsmsge that may during the
Fair unless such loss occur clearly from Of due care
The Judges upon their arrival the ground on Tues
day morning are requested 70 report themselves 10 the chic
Marshal at bis tent before 10 o'clock
Members requested 70 obtain badges which can be
bad at 20 cents, az the Office Of the Secretary corner
Main aud Twelfth Streets at the Office on the ground
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

Counterfeit Quarter Eagles which almost defy detection
are In circu alton il New York They said to be made
from genuine New Orleans Mint die, stolen some years
s,nce aud bears the so under the slons Of tho go.
Professor John Tory Assayer at N York has ansy2ed
the con aud fines that il 10 made Of casing OF pure gold
filled with silver aud probably patins, to increase the
weight. The weight is 80 5I0 grains, which il only
four grains light aud the casing Of gold weighs 30 LILO
grains IL is therefore worth III in gold and cents
10 silver; OF sl26 in raw MATERIAL besides the labor of
making The maker and vendor could not therefore, re.
a'zs more than 81 each, which would too small
profit except that the counterfeit 1, 80 well done that there
is but little tisk of detection.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

CIRCUIT CoURrThe Fall term Of the Oreui, Court for
Bsnswha County commenced here on Tuesday of last
week. There was we believe, but little for the Grand
Jury TO do. There criminals 10 JAIL and the
Grand Inquest oil the County 6ndng but few msdessnors
to occupy their attention. they went the full list Of
the Free Negroes In the county aod presented wo learn
all seratim To- remaining 10 the Commonu ealth.-Ra.
ndThd Republican, Oei. 25.
TOBACCO SAvIsG.-Tbe growers Of Tobscco 10 this
section Of county have, now standing the fears Of the
FROST had fine opportunity to their crops 10 good
condition. Last week, believe, the fist fro 10
piuro TIC tobacco. The crop IL lipht.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
half acre will be reserved At the buryins Eroapd
oc8i-cistds. n W ,IoIi,soy fOomrs-
FANCY GOODS.

STEAMER BALTIC and from other sources, have Just
opsned supply OF FANCY GOODS selected
seur In Paris the past and which invite
o. The public Among the variety and beautiful
doods well calculated TO please the fsdious
lain from morges France, and Of the latest style,
exquisite bnsh viz Decorated Gold Band and Plain
variety Of styles, Pari,n Eu.ean and China Vases from the
every device ooiogne richly ornamental Of China
milan Glass; Tetes Tete and Toy Tea variety Gard
BASKETS jewel Hoders Watch Stands Powder Boxes Honey
Comb BoIssA.h an elegant assortment Of other China
menb Fine 0dour Boxes Reieues at all prices
perb PORT Carasse, Ball Note Books Pearl Bake Dresden
Serves Porcelain Gard Receivers Parish Bus Of Washington
Shakespeare and Milton figures Of lopc Flora
Plastic Groups Of st. Jean. The Virgin Saviour
carved Cigar sanks OF China and Ebony Wood; Mugs,
ON and Decorated China & viii. splendid
and other
anime my sock BULKLEY A Co,
lar Main ,t,.ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

sIsoLE HANDED PioHr-Emily Mallory, a wrctebed
were brought before the Mayor on yesterday on
Of lighting near the canal bank above Myers bridge on
yesterday morning.
Emily was drunk before his Honor, and all the power
al bis command couldn't stop her tongue A dozen linn,
vi" che taken to particular pars Of the Court Room by
one Of The officers, and seated aud no sooner bs the
ofcer his back turned than she up and her tongue
10 tull blast
The ofacsr had 10 desst and psrmi. bss 10 nks any
seat she thought proper She placed herself opposite her
sonsoni's The nisgef.remsinsd however, short dis
tsnce rom het-snd then opened With TRADE Of abuse
upon her black antagonist sho, true 70 her ssysss IN
snc rstofted By gmsces cod o6sosvs gestures when.
ever she could do So withou. being observed BY The
The immaculate Emily IVES committed IN default Of ball
70 b OF good bshaviori and young ntsrsstoe child
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

HEALTH OF OUR TowS-On Friday evening the Goth inst
after our paper went TO there deaths
cholera, viz Miss Rebecca Hutchnson and Maria LYLE
colofed. % Saturday, John Slowdcar s child; and OF
Sunday Mrs Maria Cooper. Since then bavenot heard OF
case OF Cholera in the place, aud the general health O.
our town has greatly Observation-Disclosures Rep Oct
2Stb.
barn BuRSED-We regret to learn that the barn TO.
geIhcr with grain, geas, &c. Of Mr. John g. Manor near
Jobnsonown, in this county, DESTROYED by fire on
Wednesday evening last. The barn was accidentally Sc
on fire by little boy years old OF Mr. Samuel He'd.
ges, who was remaining with Mr.. Manor few days pre- =
paraory to going An empty match box had be en- Civ
en- TO tue child who finding some matches mill wen
into the barn TO play. In short time afterwards the r
was discovered and but for timely discovery the chic
would have fallen victim to his thoughte saes
he had l'chcd himself inside and unable to get out
Without assislAnce.-M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
n, Ar.n To Arv,!, N, ,,,m, /, h,r.,u

During the whole Of yesterday. the good citizens Of
Richaood with is vast mo,itode Of visitors to the
Fair. were almost frantic with excitement and alsrm.
No such panic ever before existed within the broad lin
4" Of the State Every body stood sppsllsd, over
whslmsd and 'pcechess with alright, |, had been for
mslly proclaimed that they were surrounded by hos,
u invisible, Intangible enemies, ADD each one felt and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
MILITARY, CiviC, AND
FANCY DRESS BALL.
FOR

y, PORTRAIT PAINTING GALLERY
'""e' e'Ae' nmd i 81 tho Conventions Of 1880
oesl -c.is! Corner q ya" and Gor.cnor streets.
. yT ~. Ss . q
Ss PR; sss. liz
f f:s;,;;SS Brussels; y Carpets.
s ', NJ. III; United States Purchasers Invited to :,
oeal CHRISTIAN 4 LArnRop
~, First n Ann E.h,el,ion Of ,hs Virgin n
81: Sss :,:sis: III:
sS a s, iss s
:veas. s'as q sosssd and
coIn.hl.n Hail. Main street, between 9Th 10Th oesi
WiH.dTI,HaMW SArSIL h.v; a'eGl'.a !. the
.S s:.i To-.
at se o. o. 0GS . s 5 nav.
sipSi q ss s '."
'sT"a the
sSR Ses as n. ' e.
10 cs""y Ly s,S sr Ne Vi" oder for whitley
s' .. TIA, Whitley
AeIon me hehmond and Petersburg and Rai,oad
o% on h NE land OF James Lyle Henry Dre.ry and
sii.uung an elegant and
The tract we'll wooded and
proportion OF most ferte low grounds situation 10 Lealthy
the land Hes handsomely
view Of Richmond and the river as plan most AZ.
uAeve possessing great natural the
n and comforts Of seat Ejtbrr Of
sons OF Mt Lyie,or Mr. French, his duhtess
pleasure In showing the Inquiry
The sale for dvson the will be cash 10 tbs
anount OF the rrsdue rYedt ~
" 10 and ~ MONTHS equal ths
| the lAud. ~ - "sA w
half acre will be reserved At the buryins sroapd.
ocsi-ci'tds Rw ,LOUtNoy, {oomrs-
ff0MMlSSlONERS SA IE OF VALUABLE
~ RIAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF MATHEWs-in Dur.
hee OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of Mathews county
certain suit therein penrng in which Thoma, AID vile
are plant n' and sarah John H. Fleet mi.
are defendants bearing date the eh October SS the
dsr'sned oommsoncFs will proceed public auction TO
hews county on MONDAY the h December merit that
being Court day, the and
toned commonly known VAUx HALt beIng the tract Of
ana o. .h william H. PIee deed, died The
near the Psaktank river adjoining Benjamin w.
biamha John r. Lumpkn, deed contains $50
100 acres 81 which covered with valuable timber for sp
building and other The
Those desrous OF purchasing invited examine this
i " '
TRss ov slLEso muh Of the purchase money will be me-
cessary To deay the costs OF
y payable In " and is months
from The LIST day OF January 1885, required The
tie viii be retained until the purchase money been
paid. JOHN H. DUNoyhN
| - WILLIAM DIG9s,
| ooeU-ciw Commission er's.
Mathews o. House, Oct. e5ih, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

to the action Of the Executive Committee, What
TO be dooe, when and hou-iu short, What Is 70 Be- the
order Of each day. Thee things to know,
those having the best right be informed there
Of aud the general inquiry from every for inorms
tou to that effect Could this Of aG.s have posi-
bly, existed IL the Secretary any other officer whose
duty to guard az ,inst it. had properly attended 70
his busincss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

We deeply regret 10 learn that Of the houses upor
the farm Of Mr. John O. Bell Of this county, was
ca by hire on Friday last young negro child bet ng-
ing to MI b Wa sl'o consumed in the Hims,. Mr.. Bel
aud family were absent from home at The time Valley
Wing, Oet.27.
AT the last term Of the Circuit Court of wyhe eighty
presentments were made by the Grand Jury. We un-
derstand that special term Of that Court will DO held
commencing on the Goth Of Noyenber=M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

VIE Jphipping. -Corneliu, GIvoner was required
by the Mayor yesterday, to enter into recognzance
in The sum Of 500 TO keep the peice aud not whip hi,
wife for twelve months.
The por woman made some hard com plants of him
TO his honor, and expressed serious apprehensohs Of m
iure violence at his hands If he was not b,und over
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

In view OF the nsubordinate disposition manifested nv
few disaIected Democrats 10 this State we suprested
some lew days since that was time ghten the reus
OF party &C. The Wing, pretending to quote our Ian
guage substitutes the word for rtins-tbe one an
0hensve phrase, the other figure suggestive simply OF
curbing and restraining If the alteration was inadyer
tent, the Wing will readily the eror-Enquiyer
Certainly, neighbor, cerainly-n was purely an in.
advetence, and make :he correction with the great
eat pleasure in the world. We submit, though. that
the difference in meaning between drawing tight the
sere,o oil party and dawing tight the reins Of party"
Is just about the difference bewixt tcse die dun and
ftoe de dee The idea, the sentiment, the sp, Of the
two expressions Identical We reproduce the entire
extract. revised and corrected by the Enquirer itself
and call upon the freemen Of both parties to read and
ponder IL, and determine for themselves what its full
import and meaning Is. We call upon the honest
sturdy Independent yeomairy Of the State TO say whe
ther they will submit the degradation Of being d,v
en- like cattle and forced into the service of Dartv by
the Enquire' threat against them Of the terrors of
martial lao." IN word. we call upon them to de-
termine once for ALL whether they will be free men. or
whether. they will he s'ape,.
Here is the Enqurers proclamation Of martial law
"lF WE TOLERATE HEsEsY AND IssuBoRpis.rIoy,
DEMoRALIzATIOs AND DEFEAT WILL be THE cossE-
auENcE. Ina CRISIS OF UNUSUAL PERIL THE SEVERE
SWAY OF MARTIAL Law Is ESSENTIAL TO THE SAFETY
or the ARMY. THE DEMOCRACY ARE rrcoMpAssrp
Br MANY yors, AsDvrSEDBY MUCH STRIFE SHALL
WE SUFFER- EVERY MAN To 90 HIS OWN WAY, As CA.
PRICE or rREAcHEar MAY suGoEsT7 Ga, SHALL WE
DRAW TroHr THE RErSs PATTY AND EXACT RIGID
CONFORMITY TO ANCIENT usAGE2 The DEMOCRACY MUST
CONSIDER AND SETTLE THESE TnHos. STRUGGLE Is
BEFORE Us, AND WE CANNOT AFFORD TO NEGLECT ANY
PRE- AuTfoNs ESSENTIAL TO sucCEssv
Democrats Of Virginia, there is the stern and tyrsn-
meal decree Of the Richmond Enquirer. Bow your
necks and take the yoke resist il with the spirit tina
hec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
IINnENCH WINDOW 13LNSS.-A large s.,oTlmsnt Of
II sizes, for sale by PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
ecsl Druggists, % Main street.
THE ONLY lNFAILIRIE lfEDlCIN n KNOWN,


V
The virtues OF this
to be regarded
TOO wonderful to leave doubt In ts efficacy ana comforting
ets the Afflicted design
to cure and always disease Of ehonc secondary
hereditary nature the ormdHbi
ian eating confirmed consumption excepted three
weeks IL virtues have endorsed BY the
Ofd FtiLous' LodgsJ
thoussno citizens city ill.,
Va; by nt.r., Druggists lawyers Eitors and Chm,s
Rev IoN. Iuhr Of Portsmouth Va, eminent divine Of the
Baptist has kindly permitted
Ing been cured Of disease Of the Throat and Lungs EB pu
rihes tie blood, BoEels and Sscretons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

VIE Whipping again.-James Smith, was brouph,
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with assaultinp
and beaing his wife Mary, on Saturday.
The complainant not appearing, Jim wa. DISCHARGED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

At special election held in Berkeley county on Thurs
day the eeth inst for Commouswsaths Attorney to sup.
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Col E.
Hunter, John E. Norris ESQ, elected over his com.
petitor, Norman Miller, Esq, by majority Of 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

In Savannah last Tuesday, there eight deaths
which Eve from yellow fever o. Wednesday there
we're deaths neither Of which is said we're from the
fever. 10 Augusta Thursday there were two death.
by the yellow fever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31
For tic Richmond WhiS-
To the Editors Of the whir:-

10 the Editors OF the Wing o.
perceive that YOU publishing the very interesting
ettcrs Of 1t. Maury important preliminary to The
Internal Improvement Convention shortly to assemble
Norfolk am sure the columns of your paper could uo
be bene6ciaiy appropriated and ON as sure tina
will receive for this patriotic devotion Of them b
hearty thanks of every friend the interest of the
State.
In the same conneI on ask your attention to the
documents watch produced by the late Convention
at the White Sulphur Springs Conveaont assure you
that they OF surprising value the OF
improv, in Virginia, and exercise powerful
iluencc upon the public sentiment of the State TIE re-
port Of Mr. Fske made at the request Of
Of tie Convention. is decidedly OF the most
arguments, not the very ables made in behalf Of
Virginia Internal Improvements, and ought be scatter
ed broadcast through tho laud It's reasoning cannot be
resisted, and its general publication fail TO bring
every candid mind the ardent support Of the only po
cy that redeem the State from her present position
OF nssnihcance and provincial degradation aud depend
If you possibly give these documents to the public
before the meeting OF the Convention, 700 will indeed do
the State a SERVICE" TIDE WATER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

FTgh.-The case Of Elizabeth White, who was
brought before the Mayor yesterday upn charge Of
as'auliing and beating Mary Nage on Saturday, was
continued till today In the absence Of a witness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

REFUSED PiYMEsr.-Tho Auditor OF Public Accounts
refused TO pay the witnesses from Pennsylvania IN the
case OF 'ijamn +. Prentiss, sl5, allowed them BY the
aDce and Inlapc ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

III AIDES, FAIR.-The Ladies contested with st. Johns
IL Church. (EpiscopaI will have gar commencing on TUES
pay evening" s Instant 10 the rosm ssrt bsIoW the Exchange
Bank oc31-3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

Mr.. Wilmington, proprietor OF the Charleston (Soutb
Carolina) Courier, being visit to New York was OF
Saturday last arrested the instance of Rlus w. Girls
wod the charge OF libel. The alleged libel was con-
tanned in letter written from New York touching Mr.
domestic affairs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-31

We are informed. that tho largo lady, 1s years of age
who WAS visited by miny Thousands In this city last Pan
and who !. said TO weigh nearly 500 pounds, will, IN
company with the celebrated French Giant-the sllest
man lvipg-hold their lcvces under pavilion, directly
opposite the entrance cato at the Fair Ground,