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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-07
BY WILLIAM rENCH, AUcTIoNEEg

d "AAAAAm 4ENOus AOOIiONEEk.
A DMINISTRAT ORS' SALE OF
"a JAMES MUIRHEAD,S EFFECTS, FRIDAY,
DEG. 18th, l854.-We shall sell. by public auction
to the highest bidder, FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
December. 1854, commencing at II O'Clock, A. M
all the property belonging to the late James Muir,
head connected with his two Bakery establishments
Sycamore and Bank Streets in this CITY consist.
ing of Machines, Ovens and other implements too
numerous to mention.
AT the same time will be sold a Horse, two jersey
Wagons Harness. &c.
We will also sell shares of Stock in the ssPeters.
burg Gas Light Co." and one share in the s.Raieeb
and CASTOR Rail Road Coz
The tenements on Sycamore street, in the heart of
the city and on its main thoroughfare occupied by
the decease1 a. one of tho esta blishments will be
leased out for the remainder of his term, ending
April 18th, 1885, Thisis excellent stand for any
kind of business.
TEkMs-For the Bakery establishments, Horse,
Jersey Wagon &C., cash for sums of $40 aud under ;
over that, four months credit will be allowed. for
negotiable notes well endorsed. For the unexpired
lease rent to be paid quarterly for negotiable notes
well endoTsed-to commence LIST January. 1885, For
the Stocks sixty days credit interest added for ne
gotiable notes well endorsed
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, ! -.
JAMES M. DOMAIN, Aomrs
VIM. fENcH. Auctr.
Petersburg, Va, de 7-tds
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EFFECTS on THE STORM or MoNnAY

EFFECTS OF THE STORM OF MONDAY
QUEBEC, Dec. 5.-The steamers Saenewav and
John Countess, and another craft were sunk dur
ing the storm of yesterday. In the city consid cradle
damage was done. The roof of Russels Hotel
was blown OIL AT Montreal, the roofs of two hou.
crushed by the fall of the large telegranb
mast at the crossing of the st. Lawrence River
Much other damage was also done along the river.
ALBANY, Dec. I'VE have had no mail here
from Buffalo since Sunday The weather is warm
er to-day, with indications of snow. An immense
number OF boats and small crafts were sunk or dri
ven ashore in the late storm. Twelve canal boats
are either ashore or sunk between Esophus Mea.
dow and Kingston Point - =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRFss.

WAsHiSaTor, Dec. Gin the House, Mr..
Sellers resolution, calling for information
relative to the conference Of the Americas
ministers ct Ostend, was taken up, and mo.
tlon 20 lay on the table negatived by vote
o. ~ against 90. On motion, the House
reoopsidered the vote refusing to commit the
subject to the committee on foreign affairs.
In the Senate. Mr.. Adams introduced 1
bill establishing an uniform rule of natura.
hzation, and repeating all the laws relative
thereto now in force Alter some business
OF an unimportant character, the Senate ad.
journed.
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AUCTION eALEs.
FUTURE DAT
BY TAYLOR 6 WHLIAMs

FRAMED BUILDING ON 6rH SIT
~ WITH THE GROUND LEASE AT AUG.
I!.UopN.-on SATURDAY next. at II o'clock A NJ
on 9th St. opposite % Baptist Church. 1874 fact and
suited Tor an Office or shop Of any description
mates in May next, with the privilege of remoyina
tn same if desired.
TsRMs-Cash. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
NC Aucf
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WRECK OF THE NEWS YACHT WANDERER
SANDY Hook, Dec. 4.-The news yacht Wande
rer belonging to the Associated Press went ashore
at o'clock this morning, and is a total wreck All
hands on board were saved after much suffering.
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NOTICE.-The Transfer Books of this
IN Ofics viii be closed and sfter the 18th inst
until aftsr the 1st Of January next.
IS WIN. L. JACKSON, "a Auditor.
Second Auditors Office, Dee. 7-sodtlsD
DRAH6 AND-IRONS.-Ass0 sizes,
ID With brsss head |; Pre- Iroas to match; Janb-
Hooks, Extra Poksrs and Extn IensE Fire csrfjera
kc., for sale low by q: j. 9lNTON = CO.
de1 bisn OF the Cir. Saw. II nainst.
CTEAM CANDIES. Bear it In mind
dies ere maDufactured daily and can b. had II any
sss-'''s' : - LOUIS J. sossIHtJx,
HI Menufkctuxey.
CHEET BRASS Assorted sizes, some
~ sxtrs thek, = sess sce g ~ ~ e !. ~
~ elm ~ the ClE eeNs U All q
II XRD20 hble. New Lard; 10 paih
- Isl rsassi IAst' = IL eskk i. oLAIsos,sr.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A telegrsphic despatch
from Buffalo says fire broke out on Sunday last in
the Frontier Flour Mills, at Black Rock, which,
with all their contents, were consumed, including
$4,000 bushels of grain, and 5000 barrels of flour
The propeller International lying at the dock took
ire and was burned to the waters edge. She was
owned by the Buffalo and Brantford Railroad
Company, and was valued at $4,000. The mills
were fully Insured.
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MARINE DISASTERS
NEW YORK. Dec. 5-The ship Arcadian, from
Antwerp for New York, totally lost on Sable
Island on the 26th nit. The crew and passengers
were saved
The Arcadsn had l47 passengers mostly German.
They saved nothing but what they had on and are in
most destitute condition The cargo Is also total
loss.
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DELEGATE FROM KANSAS

LOUISVILLE, Dec 5-The St Louis Republican
says that General Whitfield, pro slavery man, has
been elected delegate from Kansas territory by .
large majority
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EFFEcTS OF THE caIr

I1r IsO . OF NE UALFs.
BOSTON, Dec. 5.-The heavy gale of Sunday blew
downtwo new houses at Nahant. AtNew Bedford
and Marthas Vineyard the storm was accompanied
by heavy thunder and vivid lightning.
AT Newberryport, nearly all the shipping In the
harbor was damaged
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The MEssAeE.-The Washington Union classes
the Presidents message with the ablest State pa
pers that have ever eInanated from the Executive
branch OF the government. The Sentinel is more
reserved, but says the style of the message will
compare favorably with that of it's predecessors.
The Baltimore American {whig) commends the
message to the attention of its readers as generally
sound and practical State paper In which they will
lind much that is worthy of approval.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF STOCK
II FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, Ac.-Wil

BY ALEX. MOTT.
THRUST E SALE OF STOCK OF
GROCERIES.-WilI be sold ON WEDNES.
DAY, 18th instant at the Store corner of nth and
Marshall streets, the entire stock of the said Store
consisting of Bacon, Sugar. Coffee, DC, &C., en-.
bracing the usual variety kept in Retail Grocer
By order of JOHN ALBERT, Trustee.
Terms-cash. g.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT, Auctioneer.
de- q
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FIRE AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, Dec. 5.-The store of s. w. King, O,
Second street, was burnt this morning. Loss abou
$1,000; partially insured.
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ANOTHER BANK DEFAuLTEa.-A teller in one of
the oldest banking houses at Chicago is said to have
disappeared, being deiaulter to an amount ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 1t is supposed to have been
sqlandercd in gambling.
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KNOW NOTHING TRIUMPH.
BosToN, Bee. 5-The whole know nothing ticket
for city officers at the town of Lawrence in THU
State was elected yesterday.
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RAILROAD COLLISION

CLEVELAND, Dec. 5.-A collision occurred on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad at O'Clock this
morning, by which conductor Seymour was killed
and one passenger had leg broken.
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FIRE-Mr Samuel Stott's house, in the vicinity Of
Fort Barbour, near Norfolk, was burnt last Monday
night
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INDIAN AFFAIRS IN C,

INDIAN AFFAIRS IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-The Earl of AbemarIe has
been appointed Secretary of the Superintendent OF
resigned
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Flour firm at $3.50 q
1925. Wheat dull. Corn trifie lower.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-Flour held firmer,
but no sales reported. Wheat scarce and no
sales. Abetter feeling prevails in the Corn
market sales of white at 77a7s cents, and
yellow at sea SO cents.
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A QUARREL AND MURDER
BANGoR Me-, Dec "A quarrel took place here
on Saturday evening at Irish rattle in which Mi
chael Daley, an Irishman, was murdered by another
with slung shot.
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REsIsT1NG AssEssMENTs.-A large public meet
ing was held in Cincinnati last Saturday night to
take measures to resist the payment of the unjust
taxes assessed by the State Auditor
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BY LARUS l. SHINE.

MULES AT A TION.-On next
ul SATURDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at the horse lot young work Mules fine size,
perfectly sound-the owner being about to quit the
teaming business. Terms at sale
DEF LARUS L SHINE Auets
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BIZ THOMAS ". KEESEE. s.
tomcs with Goo ]. Sumner, No 20 Poarla.)
e SALE 81 BAROUCHE n
gIENslIs OF: 8 COW IN sIzbr KS ~
~ ~. L gHUS q g rsnovs 6
FARMING urEN01LS :, =
| sAeOUCHE md aoAsE -
On; c ~; szEss cofR s
At Auction. on rursDir RHb ols,s!s hhcckS ~ g.
Ghristisn Lsber sssr fze niss Se s eks g Is
sss s n..s &c woes' ana sth
TEHns-An suns undsr 6aa 40. aso - -.
snas amount months credit for spprovsa paper. &
FOR LEASE.--Immediatelv .ffer thA
:so,s ale .h.l. 1s:ss ser. term yssr dc Pre-
.isting Of Dwelling House, neerly nsv cnnfsini.s
rocme, In complete order; kitchen. with roorss
sS
All Of the sbovs buiididgs are in sounplst. ords,
Tne Dwelling e pleasantly situated in fins srnve
~ scres @ very noh Land. Suitable for mar
house. JOHN WATKINS. Trpstss. sae
III. For Nrs Lucy Ann Lebsr.
no 50 RIO. W. KEEsEE, Aues.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT Arc-
BOOTS SHOES and HATS. iii fresh winter s Ucss
Mems md Boys heavy Boots and Shoes. Of Al
grades = -'-
Women's Shoes
Chifdrens do
silk and Wool Hats -
CsPE Sole Leather, &c
I.E;ess-Under 500 cash; 500 and over. 4monthS
nols 5AvENPokT, ALLEN & CO.. Auct,
ALsO-2oo Trunks. 80 A.s.''
TRUSTEES SALE OF a TRACT OF
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to ne bv Jobp
Browning, bearing date the oath day of March
lSoa and duly recorded In Henrico County Court
ssssss ou q as s e &. q
Deeember, at IL O'Clock M sell at publie auction On
the prsmi.es the land conveyed "a the ssid Deed,
parcel OF land lying and being in the upper and Of
Henrieo county, adjoining the Deep. Run Coai.pit
land, jos Myers and Others being the ssme pece Or
William A. Alley aud Mary r.. his wife. by 6a ~
bearing date the 9th day of November, 1852
1s no Ga JOHN N HARRISON.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF STOCK !.
~ FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., Ac-Wili
At Dunsarvon in the county Of Hanover the late res
aence OF E. O. Sydnor, decd. several valuable Mules
end md Horses, the stock of Cows, Hogs and sheep;
siis Also one McCormick's Reaper in good order
Cash will be required for all sums under $40: for
hat amount and over, credit of six months will be
security 2. SYDNOR,
w B. SYDNOR,
Executors Of Z. g. Sydnor. decd
r. s.-Will be sold at the same time and place
about 200 bills Corn and one Good Threshing Ma
chine. no oq-tSs
uThs Enquirer and Wing will please copy twice
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MORE DISASTERS ON LAKE ERIE.
BUFFALO, Dec 5.-The schooner r. X. johnson,
loaded with wheat went ashore at Fairport yester-
day, and ID total wreck. All hands on board. eight
In number, were lost.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 5.-The schooner Mansfield,
with cargo Of wheat went ashore last night and Il
= total loss. The crew were saved
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Charles S. Lewis, elected a representative from
the Eleventh Congressional District of Virginia. te
fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr.. Snod
srass has taken his seat in Congress-
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT. s
GLASSWARE. CHINA Ann rpfYfyw

rxEkYAT AuC1loN.-W1nk - ~ q 9HuHe.
IA1. "a Inst g 1o o'cloek 6 NJ sfofs, g sxfss-
s ass mvoies q a.wsre Chea sns
~. rtcnsrss % Chamber sets 10 Basf16 81 EGerI
s ~ ssss Isss saa ssgu Dtas4 - 80 Cee and
T Tssss ~ ls.kssa Cover Dis6sss osap aad bsuue
ALs015o $50 chi.a Tee ssts q, = Al as,.ieess
each; China ysses Tets xets 6sfe splen1i3 Oh
crest vazistv; Salt Cellars &c. = =
$3.50 ssts Granite Cups ana 0spsess s1sekxlv
sd,mased; 80 boxes fne C1ssksF4 No. 4 SO IL IT,
The attention Of tho public u requested q -
sse - the GOOD are all Of the boGf aualfy - =
70 be sold without the lesst rsesEys. -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL q.
BY LARUs Z SHINE.

BY LARUS SHINE.
WATCHES EWELRY.. 60. AT
Nv AUCTION-THIS Tuesday, EVENING, Of
O'clock, We will all at Auction, large invoice OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY Of all styles and pat-
terms. The Trade would do well TO attend; the e6ods
will be sold ia lots. LARUS g 0HINFls
de 5 Aunts
{ POSTPONEMENT.--The above sale Of
Watches and Jewslly is Postponed to THURSDAY
evening, at a o'clock, ct which time vansble addl.
ton will be added. LAHUB & SHINE.
dec 6 - Auefinnaerns
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MARINE nIsAsTrRs

THE BOSTON MAYORALTY.
BosToN Dec. 5.-Msyor Smith has been re-nomi
mated for election by the Know-Nothins party.
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ATTEMPTED RESCUE OF BURNS,
BosroH, Dec 5-Rev F.W. Higgenson and Mar.
tin Stoweil, both Of Woreester. have been arrested
charged With melting the attempted rescue Of the
fugitive Burns, and hold in 81 500 bail each.
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BY ELIAS HALE, No. 1O6 Main Street.
M EDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
N1-0n THURSDAY. 18th instant, at 10 o,cIoek
L. w. Chamberlayne. by catalogue Those wishius
to contribute Medical Books for this SALE will plesse
do 90 at once in order to put them in the catalogue
de Git -, =
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PREACHER BEATRN.-A street preacher
named Eldredge was brusally beaten in New York
last Sunday by apatry of Irishman, while he was
attempting to preach and distribute tracts near the
Catholic Church opposite Tompkins square. The
ringleader 10 the assault was arrested.
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BY ELIAS HALE, No. lO6 Main e.
Auction and Commission Merchant.
ON THIS EVENING, and every eve
" ming through the week. commencing 81 oselk,
shall offer ct auction large and desirable stock OF
Dry Goods ita5e for the season, eonsstine in pert
a. followa. viz: -
Cloths. CASH neres snd vestines 80
Bleached and Brown Domestic LIuseys
Blankets. Table Cloths, Hosiery. Gloves, Hdk6.
The above Goods are new and perfect
ALSO,
Will be added q stock from aountry store, en-.
bracing general sssortmt Mt
ALSO-An invoice Of Whips, Canes, xSunhs and
Umbrellas; from the manufacturers be sold with.
out reserve.
ALSO-A large assortment Of Gold and silver
Watches. Jewslry Fancy Boxes Dsehs, Combs. Bat
tons. Thread, Pns, Needles, Soaps Ierfumery, Pa
ted Ware, Glsssware-together With general ~
sortment Of Goods to be sold In Quantities 70 nit
purchasers. & So
Great bargains may be- expected
Sale positive, and every svtcle warranted ssreprs-
sented.
o. Consignments Of various dessripttou cf Msr.
chandize solicited for my auction sales. Charge
reasonable, and sales settled promptly. s.ssss.se
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BY RICHARD CAUTH

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, 60. AT
~ AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 9th instant, at II
o'clock, at my Store will sell lot Of Dry Goods
consisting in part Of Bleached Domestics, Cassi.
meres. Blue and Black Cloth, Black and Fancy Sill
&c. b. CAUTHORN.
de 6
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NIGHT AUCTION. So
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY
w ARTICLES VIII be sold at nay store This
EVENING at o'clock. large invoices of WATCH.
Els. JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES.
The attention Of the public il requested, a. the
sale will be without reserve. EasN Asss
90 81 ALEX. MOTT. Auet
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| kENI. AIM & KIM.
Ma GOODS Al AUcTI0u<.O.
s,sin.s ~ ~ u ths m IT. eomse1ne q 10
sorfms.t ~ 1a ~; e - rocn4 lsEgs -
~ s.seos 2 saeass N yiss sulis3 to
80 ~.ALn0-&-
4sasss Hoslsrv ~ Csssss 1se.ea 49, -. !.
s0 des Lanvs Wool m Alpses -. S
y heavy R1s1d squase ~ tsee akswi. 81
q T.Sisi 6e,s.s xlssf.+ Ms
hsieS Wbi-e ~ S<sr5ek rls...t. - ~
eeses Rla1d Wool LinssYs 49,
90 Heavy Uat4nofs
with smsH lot o. choice aeSk iopas.-
xknns-All s.ns un4er 100 dollss9 o1sk5 evof sbst
anount, 2monthSezsdit 3ox appssvod oaooe go e
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PREHDENr pRo TsM or THE sxSArr. WHEN
Gen. Cass accepted the appointment Of presiden.
pro tenn ofthe Senate, on the fret day Of the seq
SION, ne did 90 with the explicit avowai that he
would hold the same only one day In consequence
Mr.. Bright was chosen for the same position on
Tuesday.
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHENFUR-
4 - NITuRE At AUcTloN.-oa THURSDAY.
Wiley, on Broad street, adjoining Nh. Louis Ante
lotte's Confectionery, near Va. 9. b. r. Depot,
kitchen furniture, consulting Of Feather Beds,
Bedding. Bedstead, Chair, Dining Tables, Wash.
stands, Bureaus. one large fine Cook Stove. he. 10.
de 6 R. CAUTHOHN.s
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nIe6OLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
Il BHTP-Ths eo-partnership heretofore exit
Ia unaef the firm and style Of SMITH 4 FORE.
a 3his day Dissolved By mntuel consent The busi-
mess will be continued e heretofore b. LEWIS L.
SMITH. LEWIS &. SMITH.
" l. FORE.
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WOOD CUT TIERS WANTED.-We
w wish to employ twelve hands to cut wood by
the cord, three miles below the city, and can fur.
nish them with lodgings Apply to
de 5-lw 8. Mc6RUDER SONS.
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FIFTY WATCHES.
e just received. and must be sold, to
kA raise meney,
E,Az FIFTY WATCHES,
Consisting eff Silver Hunting and Open Face
Levers, Anchors and Cylinders.
THO. w. KEESFE. AuctioneeT,
no So-12tif No. 20 Pearl street.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A DRIVER.-Wanted to
w hire for the ensuing year and the remainder
of this. good DRIVER for my private Carriage or
Wagon. For one that IL sober and healthy, good
hire will be paid. Apply to
JOHN F. TANNER,
de TT Tredepar Iron Works
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NURSE WANTED.-A clearly, active
IN GIRL, age twelve or fourteen. and accustomed
to nursing, can hear of comfortable home, where
she would be properly cared for. Apply to w. +.
GETTY, No. 6S Main street. (up stairs
de 6--St*
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
DIED,

On Thursday the S,t OF August Morveu, Aae. county
the residence Oi her father (W. T. Noble,
L1Cf. She Of John Il. Lacy, Esq, Porhatan.
To>e who enjoyed Of
obituary. ca truly that Death, when points his
owes sh''H2 marx Mrs L. was the only surviving
Of her almost iio!Eei her.
OF cfi I> Aud dtrd brothers, circle Of warm friend.
bi she is gone and lei them al-iogether
devoted but d'co"fe"td husband rhren one an
infant aboag three or foar weeks old. ~ " "
Even her last hOuT she
the kindred aud social called her father
Their - her bedside, and thea her In
her father TO always regard her surviving as
member OF the family circle selected
consigned h to hecSre OF
and died perfectly resigned to the wo Heavenly father
The Rev John Johns preached
en from part the 9Th verse
PTst Ep.sil= To II oihJ But Godnes all
having promise OF the life tina; which is "a
come" $1,000 "a
s- Enquirer and ReIi ou, Herald reau.s,eh to conx "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

The New York Tribune quotes our article pubsh-
ed few days ago under the heading "Let us have
Peace and proceeds to upon it at consider
able length. The Tribune denies that the repeal OF
the Missouri Restriction proposed by Northern
senator-insists that Senator Dixon of Kentucky is
responsible for the proposition for that repeal and
asserts that took considerable squirting and coaxng
to bring Senator Douglas up to the work. We have
certainly no disposition to impose that honor upon
any Northern Senator, but the friends of Senator
Douglas at the North, as well as at the South claim
it for him, and contend that, as the author of the
Nebraska Bill he is entitled to very large share of
the credit due for bringing about repeal Of the Mis-.
souri, Restriction. The Tribune is welcome to all the
credit it can achieve for the North by endeavorng
show that the repeal Of that Restriction was neither
proposed nor is to be attributed to any Northern Sem
ator
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RMS.-We had a delightful fall Of rain on yesterday
afternoon which has tended materially to modify the tenn
perstute To suppose that shall be free for the
mainder Of the from such oppressive weather
have just encountered would not DO unreasonable
We had too much Of II IN truh-ar than
paable with health convenience. Very many whom
had in the early part Of the full OF vgor
with neat plump faces, look now haggard and emaciasd
We do not wonder at such change aztec prordctsi
OF the most intense heat, perhaps experience
ed In thi. latitude. Since tho LIST Of last June have
had aggregate fourteen days Of pleasant weather
and very few nights that could he deemed agreeable In
the whole Il just such season We should always
pray 70 be exempt from.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

An USLUCEY SFoT.-Wa noticed u few days ago tho
distressing fact of man. named John Sullivan being
found dead in open shed belonging M George Tur.
ner OF 9th aud Main Tho informal lion
furnished warranted the conclusion that he laid there
from exhaustion, produced by drrhgi Of long standing
Yesterday another man, whose name could not
certain was found In precisely the same spot perfectly in
sensible For time he was supposed to be dead, but
signs OF life becoming visible after few minutes
Dr. Peot was called upon and he, by the application of
proper remedies, caused the poor to rally speedily.
The fret words be uttered upon bis recovery, that
he was not dead yet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

nivrtvc Dec DBAJa.-A cuTtp-uondent n.
the Ne" York Times, writing from saraogs, Is responsi
bic for tho following
ibere has been aristocrscy here Of all grades and
sh'dts from the genuine simon pure down TO the mn.h
room and goldfish and looked 10 one evening and
saw the "yalet de chambre" OF gentleman NJ mo si
waltz ng with one OF the hsughtes beauties who was de
nominated bell nj the other. IL may have been oue
% good as his master; but doubt whether the yong
h1y would have smiled griciousy on him. or permit
ted bis Doustache so near her cheek n se had
knoNn tia. be bad pont part Of tho evening brushing
coats aud backing boots