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wheh received the f;rsI premium over The I'll u
York Pit Machine and several othdfs al the NJ afy-
laud STATE Agricultural Fair last fall aI>e all HE
Washington County Fair Hagers own Md ana
al onr Valley Far, CharIestown-w hlth for SIN.
plicity durability and capacity has no equaI5 in
lhe world. By reeenl Improvement We ,aa mi he
The machine clean ali kipdsof graaperiectlyE Chan
Tor market, taking out all cheat smut, amt lsnt
wheat II wished, saving altogether the use 81 a
Wheat Fan !; thus saving The farmer two-ihirds8his
expense over the common thresher. requiring but
eight hands Hdtfom six 10 eight horses 10 thesh
from 200 to 400 bushels per day perfectly clean
for the mill. TAis has never bern accomplished by
any other machipisi but ourselves and all sceptiye
minds can have their doubts removed hy uyingpne
and II hey cannot DO whal We hayePepresensed we
will take the machine back wilhoutcharge
Shop price Of our Thresher and Cleaner fton
$3.50 10 1918, that is:
Thfeshdr and CHATTER, $50
Ditto liprovei Cleaner, rs
Horse Power 100
OLD Castings bough at the highest price. ard
taken in exchange for work #
Feb. 10, 1858. ZIMMERMAN & CO HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

hats AND cAPS.-Exira Meie-skin HAS.
IL Cashmere CURED Bnmmed Hats. Saxony
Cabins, Cashmere Meiripolisan. Planleks d..
Boys Saxony Hungarian. Boys Cloih anil Glazed
ca &c. 8. % sale 'y 4 HooFF-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

THE undersigned having enlaSsy4 their S'ofe
II i Room have bow On hand al ihsir Cl4Aag
IEai-1fAss ihe most superior stock I'll READE
lAIAllEH tT0fIfING eyer offered ID Haipers.
FrTfyi tor the present Fail and WiSTEa frade
iwhefeIppfehasers can be accommodated wilh ms
following ASSORTMENT Of
4 HEcadiy-Jsade Cio;hins: If
Goats Parts Vests Shirts all eualiiitsi Dsawefs
Bo6ss Hats. three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats Cps, al 3esy large supply all Of which wlii
be .o& On teasbnable terms and prices that cannot
fail 10 please Also, a superior loi Of $1rk Coiiqn
and Bingham Pocket and Meek HSndktffhis Is,
CraYs,s CLOVIS, Socks SuspendeFsi Umbrellas,
CsHeS Pen Knives Razor SlropS4 Sc Use. III
TPTNKS1 T4LICES& CARP EI, BAGS.
s4S mis- beina The largest stock hi Reaagt lIaae
Claftlag eFerHudered in Iafpers- FERN thtYl assta
callfton all narcchasers Gesirons III Aeins served
on reasonable terms, either wholesale 4r retail
IA NIB Pensions THAI cannot be aebomih3dattd
with lbur present stock II Clothinc are inpFmsd
thar We are prepared to have Clothing made 10 dr-
deratshortnotfce and guaranteed FIJI at thf same
low triees. Ifs
e.sWe teta tn our sincere thanks toI the cltzfhs
Of Harpers-Feiry and vicinity. for theyery liberal
pattpfage wei hsVegeceived and respectful
a cont1uaDctbf the same, as We pledge ourselves
there hallbe1oihing waning on our partfofenleI
genetal satisfaction, both in Goads 1aR PfteEs
3lE h WALTER s. BRO
IJarnarS- Ebrru OrfOksr % 1879 I'll I4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12
Cash Tor Negroes.

T AM DESTROYS to purchase large number 81
Il NEGROES for the Southern ID aEkels, men.
women, boys girls and families ssof
which will give the highest cash pIifes 111
Persons having slaves 10 sell VIII
please inform me personally. Of byletteE; ~
at Winchester which will receive pIS2api: -
attention; or B. M. s w L. Camnfsil
No. 9ls West Pran street Bslsimsgs. {
ELIJAH McnaWEIL.
Agsntfoy p. n 4 ". ia csmpbsiE.
Winchester, September a. 1851 Is &
DORTER-Fresh Porter. jus. - s;,;e3 :. 49,
II sale by n 6kpH09 - Is
June % 1883. = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

S confidently recommended to Invslids, as "a
4 s1f5assa BY any known preparation for the
cure Of Coss. H1arAnsss. and other forms Of consn
Colts; Broachits. lsfkna. Group csnssspftsa IN an
EaTy Sage and for the reef II the Patient even IN
AdSshged Stages Of that Fatal Disease
IL combines in a scientific manner remedies Of long
esteemed value with Others Of more recent discovery
and besides us soog and toaic qualities actl through
the skin geaiEY. ard with great efficacy forIhe cure
Of this class or diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

HAVE inst received 10 600 s1perioE Caeum-
Il Der Pickles-and for sale al s75cts Der hun,
dred. J. +. BLESSING.
Nov. ;.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12
The ChnrlesioWn Flepot.

The CharlestoWn Depot.
VVHE ubdeEsigned have formed a Co Partnership
~ in the management and business of The
Chatiesfown Depot and hope the liberal patronage
and confidence extended 10 the oldi6rm. NAV Be
eoaiinued the new We are prepared to afofd
every facility for iransacIing all
Receiving and Forwarding Business
at the shortest notice and in the most punctual
manner
We are determined 10 leave no effort nnspared
to aeeommoaais the old. and ali he new Cust6mefs
who NAV favor Us with their pafronare. IN
We will Keep constantly on band large assott-
menl OF articles suitable 10 The wants III he farni
community such as
SALT, FISH, TAR. PLASTER. Re.
which will be sold on the very lowest tsamsfoF cash
OF exchangedlter any marketable cor6modities.
t8- COAL. win be furnished 10 osieS. WHEN d.
sired " W. MOORE & BROTHER. N
January 6 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

WANTED-smsil Bacon Hams and E.srd. ia
jelly p. T. RAWLlNs q SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

.T. p HAMMOND
Angust rs, iSt3-ly Harpers-Frrg -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12
F,arn.ing Kn,piea..enfs.
Premium Thresher and Cleaner,

comprising every knd 81 in plemeHt used BIZ
farmer 70 facilitate aud cheaper his opera ions,
Cluding. oar ceIphrafpd patert
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TO TIE
Citizens Of jefferson end Clarke.

1870 J. Id. Moopr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

HEolesals Druggists, 100 Pratt Street. Baltimore.
peFs. Ftrrg, 7 d. namnond Hincfestsr, L P Hart
man Middleton, J. 5. banner son; Ne,riotrn,
John Alemong s son; andby MerchansSg generally
February 3, 1853 -lY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12
ShoHer Baths and Bathing Tubs.

During the Summer months may befound al this
Establishment good assortment .; Shower Baths.
Ratbins Tubs. Bbs,on Boats. Hip Baths Feoi-
TuBs &c, Sc which viii be finished il The neat
Is, possible style and sold al Ballimore prices.
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Virginia 70 Wit

December IS 1858.
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~ LIST OF MARsuALs to s.naa., N. r.An,,,0. =.

~ LIST OF MARsHALs eoudae, the Exhibition a, IN.
Pair, to commence TUESDAY, sl,t October, 1854
thi.f MIrsidl-John N. Sheppard, Jr
Aid-wIl,am Wood
Chf.f NJ TtDlice-A Jarvis.
General SuDrrintSAScEf II
cutie Opportunities. ". PickIin.
NOrsss-Cavin Green.
SAe>y-Theod N. DAWSON.
SDiHe-John A. HiIl,mAu.
POuNry-Richard o. IfasLins
Dairy UopIy hGent-J Joseph CorbIn Burton
ps1>tiIt> D>pdJ tHsEt-A.S s. storrs
HdntyIc.urSs-CApt. Robt ST. SImmo
Implement D,LI, fA>Hl-WiliAm Garth.
Floral D>pIrt,nent-J Prosser TaLb
IiOugLiny Ndtch-willam D. smm,
Fsrdg> Idser-Jacnbs 4. Alice
R>reD.iO1 o( Gu,., lana. I,o,, c.oz GO
hunford, Charles Carter Lee. eN "
FRIDAY, 9Th octoberi
The Grounds will be opened III. recrton NJ
Amin ais and will De
ed, until O'clock A. NJ IN Tuesday, Dist. '
TUESDAY, Dist Oe,oberi
inc Judges wiz be called At 10 o'clock will assemble the
o, The Chief Marshal on The grounds. cali Of their
nans receive form book In which and
then proceed 20 the discharge Of their duties, "
The Grounds will be opened o'clock NJ
Of Omcers, JndReI and Menteb u the society
All persons will enter che Grounds Gate on Main
and retire atthe Gate on Yrauklin street ''
Tbs Marshsls Will Ground, On SATURDAY. ths oar
instant, at o'clock, Az. ~ " "
oc2l-td JOHN ~ SHEPPARD, Js Chief war,h.l
w Enquirer Examiner bi,r sieh Penny
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HIS OWN WAY, A. c.rme. o. r.rAcrr.v VAT

HIS OWN WAY, As CAPRICE OR rRrAcRrRv s,r
srsersrf Ga, SHALL WE DRAW TlGIl rTHE
SCREW OF PARTY. AND ax,cr A RIGID coSroRMl-
TT To ANCIENT rs.er1THE DEMOCRACY MUST
CONSIDER AND SETTLE THESE THINGS. A
STRUGGLE sEYoRr Us. AND VIZ CANNOT AF-
FORD TO NEGLECT ANY PR ECAUTIoNS
ESSEN rIAL TO SUCCESS"
Such Is the stern. naughty. supcrcilious. and most
royal decree Of the Richmond Enquirer So bend your
necks. and take the yoke all We Democrats who have
will Of your own. Or. else the rgors Of Martial law
will forthwith be denounced against you. Submission,
the guillone-,hats the only alternative. Slavery
or death-,hat's the motto now. Three cheers, say
for this glorious land Of liberty Long, long live
the Republics
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24
DIED.

VII county, on Wednesday morning the 18th instant
"shn Ihohhs infant son " Thomas Lacy Marsha
aBeu one year, eight months and eight days
'Ood, In his wisdom, has recalled
The precious boon His love had given.
And though the fa.ket moulder. here
The gem i,sparsling now Ia Heaven
On the 18Th Of October Cedar Grove IN. ,,,s.,,e
AID LsyiniA Booker. - WI" "h"an H.
HOY 'hor, ths race eur friend has run,
Oui down In all his bloom
The course but yesterday BENIN
Now finished 10 the tomb"
IN Monday morning, 25i 0,ober, 1864, WALTER CONWAY
only esd Of George and France, Ann cary ss.d on.
lance. the parents and those W. b. AesTs ar, nv,sd -
attend the nnr, At the residenee OF tier on SIKH .rss,
nor'a o. Leigh this afternoon rusdsyJ at three yeosI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

wsskas o.sa-s.iss; ere. - =. o. iie is ~ ..iio.
oevs ~ osvss-s.iss 81 - -, -. =. q. - ~ o.
quote the As, rsanss Sail; tss
year o,ds. IN, three year oiis % ~.
phssp.-snAM. q . -, 70. .. . rs <sndbn
suiesshoAs 10 psddie. eS ~; ed hogs ~ and still
sa.ssk, and On. A. retail ne. ssek
Purassv.s, os,ossr alst, 1854
whsaIwe slight inprsvsmsu, yesterday ana toeAv-
Prime whit. sIi ana Red leo si om.oa and fair lots
LILO to ao rr.s parcels for sssd sr,ss i.'s tsiso
oo,,ssrhs marie, vssy active ~ s bal noss hosrs
fuse to sell under cts.
rss.eeo-rhs yesterday DAP sevs
Common usdau rather lover We quot. PRINTING! 81
90 10 500 Lass $50 oommoa Leaf as T. Fair
good T,e0 tos Very COED 10 10. No ans 10 nartst
com-ses continue to be made At 80 cents for GOOD quality
vosr-saiss efeounry brands sapsdns IS sztras Fam
lily 10 10 II.
au.ao-rh. demand Is .e,v. ., 90 for Peruvian and
Mexican
AisIArpaA, October n.
nr With eonnsed sA, reslp end s.ai stocks
No Importance. We quote Up ooantry 81 o. TO
Of Rivsrslds esq., Pioneer Mills sso me receipts Of
wheat continue shdenand active. Wsssots red Al Ito la
cents white It's iss the latter ps for strictly prime
afeor to % cent? lees than ossds ssure white
and mixed Corn Z, 50 esnts Oats - sel cents Rye LOO
white Rsans u Ai9S Biax Seed to go. Glover
Seed rs, 100. Timothy se~d Naostba
Brs,rss durips the has been unusually scveMsnsy
matters unchanged.
LSkeususo. Oct aist
TssAeco-hafkst eonuhues snimAWo NAhue saNsneeo's'
last uesk prices Luss sbo Leaf 90 to
So nddns del CO. good to nns shipping Ito 10 aud en-
TO- descriptions oesrng With the exception
Of . little damaged. which Is selling very we'll
Wn-Rsespts small but In good demand ~ present prices
ssiss NON " to -. For number article " can 30
g0tt,n.
FlrpsscsssuRo. Oct sist-
wusAr. white, $50 to !, IS; Red, ltot0 ibo.
Toca, auy go 10 1850; mountain do, 1o 70 sss owand
do. 80 To SEQ.
ooas, eatoIo.
GrAso, cash, 5000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

STILL WIuwiRD.-- On sud after MOTT Monday tho 2sd
the Mail and Passenger train OF cars on the Vs. Tenn
Railroad, will 20 miles beyond Pus,ki Court House
10 hacks Meadow, 10 Wythe. The rails are Informed
have been laid within less than four miles Of Wytheyo
which poid S9 40 mies) will be reached In tie course
ofs few weeks Our wybevs friends will have 10 spur
up about that celebration, the steam car will steal
march on then.-Lynchburg vrginian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24
COMM e GAL.

knnnoap. Oetoksr -.
fosseeo-rhe market aru vAos, chang. In pr,e,. DIM.
las, report, We a=o,. rs, V ss. s...e. ,,., m
TO medium Ersdes ssk rood sappins ssx "a
Si !sy superior nh 70 IL god and aas manufacturing
Gil 70 lsk ans els to ".
whs..-ws quote prime White a. and red q, is v.ry
Cue percsis-
o0ss-vsy little arriving ". quot. Is % cen. .. ..r..
rates.
hsIi-rhis article Is selling ., q % 70 is
hoea-saiss ssre made today 81 81 10 81.
oArs-eo to Sc.
HESTER WHITE, oeurl..l0a Merchants.
s.Oe.-wssssrn sass s.sx sho.s.-, mai. s.., r.as,
Bacon ske.
ns.-A great many h.eher., 10 market, and s,, f.,
arSs aaots ~ to ~, quality No Manx Gu,
on No cut and &S< months Family 70, Herring, N
nrst hands The supply rood 10 small rr,.,
dnsd nsh have been brought ,o,d
hon LOO to -. north Carolina Hsrrnrs fksIS.
seoAns-Nsv Orleans ekask. Port Rico ex.sk
kt,stD sraAss-LOverinss Crushed ~; ~ s.ors
Crushed 81 and Loafsk; Baltimore yellow an white NJ
stuarts o yellow IaTk.
hotAss.-Priess advanced North n "a,
co''sn-LAsuayra iix.iix Rio iox,iix; Java l.,Iax.
oAsp.-Adanan,ns - IS; Nteh.ls Pa. Is and 70 Man.
h.an'ns Pat same; Sperm, to S. Taou, J,stsoa lIe
cioVr. ss.D-saiss at erS torx.
Noa-harks, v,ry daiL IS Sc.
PaAyuxas-xS
GeAxo-sso the wharf, s,ox nom .,o,,
nAsrr.-on wharf ssssk; Basn sksbS; arounds
sAls-lss ancar IRON store q.
wssssr-Reetinsd - a.
lnoH-Pig SSass; Enslsh pan IS, .h
100, svsds's ITO; rrsdss.r % to 100
kAns-etco cash. AIS tine.
Lns-whart si.so. store leo
Gnskso-Noninai NJ Sc.
LsAp-Ps !; Bar IkteTx.
HTxr-
hAxstxD-lqoe.
Fosnas-London loS.
poA.sr'c-on Northern cities. LAX.
HRElGHTa
Hossos-ro Liverpool and Lon nothing doing
hid To Havrs aud other
per hid tobacco Only wanted say one
for Have and for Venice which given for the
former aud - 10 Sos for the latter Bremen Cd Der
hogshead.
ponrsrcBoston 50 bbi per hid tobacco 9, eta
per whole and ISM boz tobacco cents per
Se $500 hid tobacco per WHOLE s cent, per
box toeaeeo Philadelphia IS per 80 per hid to.
sseeo 20 cents whole and IS tobacco
more 10 cents bS s hid tobacco per whole
aud 70 cts perS box tobacco.
Lrs,n-oesr white Pine sssato; refused ss n.reh.na
BILE aoaas One inch yellow Plank I:.s three
ter do sAls IN do lA6 ~ do isa do 30alo Poornx
lsa2 face MEASURE sanug Halls heart and sap: ali
heart lSa3o according to se G.rdea heart ana SAP lbs
Is c" eseh all heart lsse Shingles 7oAso per
Boarding. lsAi6 Inch Oak Plank 2sas0 wood inch
sass do SIS ineh so. Inch cherry popular SOAPS per
n Dressed roorns, Virginia. 2slso Dressed Flooring South
sn soasa Shingles IL inch banch slsae per ~ By the
cargo
Livr srocK MAhKrr, SEALS
BkrT carrLs ~ to $50. No. viii eommands4
Hoas dull &c.
In dema nd at f,Irp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24
Az AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED lNro.-Thc Providence
Journal publ,she, the following extract from letter re

An AMERICAN VESSEL FIRrD lSro.-Thc Providence
Journal publishes the following from letter re-
ceived in Providence, dated Rio Janerio, Sept 5h:
"The vessels in port the barque Nevada last from
Rio Grande, and the big Paragon from the port
both in ballast waiting freight the ship Tejuca loading
for New York, the steamer Bay City, in distress bound
to San Francisco and under sail. Before this reaches
you, expect there will be sensation 10 the States be-.
of her having been fred into by the English brig
Bonita The Consul has had the matter under advise
men and the proper papers have been forwarded to oar
Government 1t seems that the ofwar, being lee
ward fred three blank guns for her heave there
upon, with his coors flying, Captain Warde hauled his
fore and b sheets to wndward lowered the peak Of
fore and aft sails and waited for him come up when
three shots fired in succession. The first fell short
the second within ten feet Of her fore foot and the
last passed between his fore and manmas On the boat
reaching the gangway the Engishman inquired who
the master when Capt Wsrdle answered that he himself
the lie then answered that the steamers men
all drunk, and in surly demanded why he
did not hcave to. Capt Wardle answered that he had
done before he had fred shot. His papers
amined. when the Engishman noting in the steamers
log the fact Of boarding him, Left There is Russian fri
gate somewhere the coast, aud the English are out
looking for him."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

Pott PRcsrtCrsN estimated there will be no t,u,,y IN
@ IN ~. part OF The country though general belle
te slsy VIII not be as good number OF hogs
eouny beng much larger than before there beib
70 zee fhs vast Quantities will be hurried the mar
ANeo The price he hardly guessed atprobs
oy ~ WV hot se pincspn>s (IId) Ga;d iOM.
sunderland Co, have engaged two thousan nd
U ~ per hundred and have slready killed and racse,
.n nen. FROM all hat We learn hogs promise
peny here and all over the ind prices AR but moi
NaVsHsnh-Bn,Magtln Titlrnpl, IlNh. 49, - - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

large party started to-day for the Blue Ridge To hun,
besrs They intend camping for the several DAYS Of
their hunt The number OF bears and oteer game upon
the Blue Ridge, n this county, said be much greater
man 9r many years past The two large hunting parties
from the North Garden and Browns Cove will 90 10 Tho
North Mountain upon their annual deer hunt, soon After
November Court lfagood fellow who Is fond Of fan and
can tell Joke we'll wishes for week of excellent sport
let him JOIN either OF their parties, they will admit him
and he will have good Charlottesville Adv Oct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

correspondent writing to IRON Fairmount, Va,
October Goth, gives the following encouraging account
the trade Of that enterprsng town: 1--WE sending,
daily, $50 tons OF freight from Paramount paying at the
rate OF $3.50 per ton, making the Of $500 per
day, and s4e per month for freight from Fairmoun,
to Baltimore daily, (Sundsy excepsd,) and We have no
doubt but our freight during the year will run yp TO
1000 tons per day."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24
ROBINsON's PRACTICE, Vol. 4.

HOBINsON,s PRACTICE, Vol. T..
IN PRESS AND WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED.
"TUE FRA CJ7CE IN COURTS or JUS7YCR IN
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED sTATEs;"n
CONWAY ROBINSON, H.q
VOL A. u the psoe and time Of Transaction proceeding
treating chiefly Of he conflict Of Laws, aud the Statute q
ALSO AT PRESS,
SECOND EDITION or L0MAxs DIGEST.
digest Of the Laws Of Real Properly generally adopted and In
use The United States BY John Taylor Lomsr IT, d. Of
The Judges Of the General court Of Vrgins, and formerly
fetsor Of L.v Of the Uniys,lty Of Virginia.
proved. 80
The new Code Of virginia embodied In this edition,
and References made 70 all the reported decided In the
prse Court Of Virginia 1885 9Th
snI kpos ineo've o well ., additional matter taken from
recent English and authores rendering this edition
one o. the most the valuable compendium Of purely
American Law, the subject Of seal Pfopery Issued
10 this county 30 lar regards vfgnla, This edition Will
found 70 present her entire OF Real Property
Of Which Usually brought confederation OF siudsn
add Of the Bar, and Of tie bench. A. MoRRil
Law Bookseller and PubIIsher,
ssW U Mails street, Richmond.
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treaty with Dominica has lately been concluded b,
Government, which, it is said provides for the full
recognition Of that Island BY the American Government.
that Americans be allowed to hold and cuiv.t,
land and work mines in that country without being reouir
eli 70 beccaie neturalZ,I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

The Know Nohings in New York have pu, in nomina-
ton full ticket for city and county officers as follows
mayor, James w. Barker; Recorder, John H. White
District Attorney, Ch.uncey Shser; City Judge, sidn.,
H. Stuart Com. Streets aud Lamps, Henry E5luc; Sur.
rog,te Alfred Mcintyre; Gov. Aims House, Joseph s
81,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

The Wilmington State Journal in noticing the recen.
attempts to produce the impression that Daniel Umanu
Esq., the Know Nothing candidate for the office Of Gov
of New York, is not native Of thiscountry says
"we do know that Daniel Ullmsnn, Of New York, was
about in the OF this city, in brick building
then owned by his father but aud occupied BY
the Union Bank Of Deaw are situated in Market street in
the city Of Wilmington in the State Of Delaware one OF
the old thirteen United States Of America who by their
WISDOM vaor, blood aud treasure, rescued themselves
from the dominion Of Great Britain during the last cen
tury."
The following certificates furnish proof OF the same
fact:
ITO all Whom il may concern This may certify that
have examined the bapsma record Of Trinity Church,
wherein find the following entry in volume c. page 1855
respecting Of the children Of John James Ulmann
and bis wife, Perrue Jesre, John James ulmsnn, born
at Wilmington January 10. 1908. Daniel Ultima nn
" born at Wilmington, April IS, 1870"
AS witness my hand, this 18th day Of October 1854.
"CHARLES BREGK,
Rector OF Trinity Church, Wilmington, Del"
%" hereby certify that Rev. Charles Breck is the Rector
" OF Trinity Church, Wilmington, Dsa.are.
"ALFRED LEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

We call special attention the letter Of Lieut., Maury
Let 10 one fail to read it Coming from such dstin
gushed source, will be peru.ei with the veest avdit,
and pleasure 1t will be followed by another from him
to-morrow-aua others afterwards
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24
Safe Lrritsl,ursl Fair.

The preparations for this interesting exhibition are pro-
grssaing anely and rapidly Every thing Is nearly ready
and hear Of articles their way from every section Of
the State. The people, too, are coming from the low
land the mountain and the valley. Aud take It all In
ALL Il will probably be Of the most attractive and
magnificent affairs Of the kind that off in the
South. 1t viii DO essentially gathering Of the farmer,
Of the State and trust that they will attend
There will be aud pleasure too for all other c.sses
We modesy suggest also that 1t is the appropriate
place in the world for the iadeo DO At So let all come
and and snioy tho glorious scene.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

~ DUNLAP. MoNoURE Co. ask the attention Of dealer,
te their Auction Bale OF eroere' Boots A this morning
uDh0r vow HiNGkN, who has been sfuliy tsaehps
Music In female desres 10 be
epssrsd any Of The nsuons AZ Rchmond ana Vii ts.sh
private pupils 81 their rehdeness ~'
Please addressE v. IT,, Richnond Houpe 90 A-its
Osr.- Between the residence Of the uberibsr on Jth a
and hs ant sapt.t ohufeh mall MOURNING PIN With
favor Sy leaving II at this shnes, or ny s,sIe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

The Hon. (long) John Wentworth, editor Of the Chi
csgo Democrat closes bis report of the recent election
in these words: Taking Judge Douglass course as thu
Democratic platform, about what year of our Lord will h
be sworn into the Presidential chair On
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

The morality of Charleston during the last week was
70, including As from yellow fever The fever was on the
increase Mt Beaufort, 5. C.