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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

information has been given u.s. since last ISSUE re-
sarding the rapid Increase in population the yet little
village OF Fayeue g. H., Sandalia las it Is some
times Called and perhaps its proper uame where there
are not more than from 20 25 families residing That
item OF news is his-thtt within the past two or three
years, SIR par Of trims, have been born in that place
birth having gwen the last only week or two
since Supposug the population to continue 20 ncreas,
in the same same ratio, Fayetteville will BE- an important
town in Western Virginia 10 the course OF few
VINO says that Flyetie is poor county We don't be-
leve when such strong evidences OF the productive
hess Of lis soil aud the heahuness OF its climate To the
contrary, stare in the face Three cheers for Fayete
Planners Rrind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

iHE CIRCUS was in full blast last night The heavy
ram winch Tell late yesterday evening rather unpro
pous at the outset but the success Of the night perform
ance was pretty good considering tbis dsad vantage
We Understand that three Of the proprieors horses
ded from exhaustion yesterday by severe dy
ing to enable him TO bis engagement 10 this civ
They were very valuable horses of course
a serious loss to the owner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

THE WEArHER-The heat du.ips Yesterday va. ;.
tense so much so. as to render outside operations
ingly nconvenent.
lhere was refreshing shower about O'Clock In the
evening, accompanied with stiff breeze which rendered
the temperature lar less oppressive than had been in the
early part Of the day. 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

w The "M0rIiisite' BHhAsT CLOTHsr considering
Tue limited means used to bring them into public noorey
met with success unparalleled In the history remedies
The introduction Of them public attention. has dsyeoped
TACT which truly graiyingthe fact that they are destined
supply remedy when will relieve suffering intense ago.
nans usrlng than single remedy among men The
suffering which they prevent which they relieve TO
no class condition. Its sway Rs the globe and
wherever the mother fehdren found there the truly
ing and peculiar suffering incident RrsEs
Is knoun and aiiested.
These cloths have attained Wide celebrity throughout virginia
aud some Of the Southern States and whilst mauy hsh
Testimonials to their value, yet hear Of their
failure In single instance to give entire satisfaction.
~ remittance Of $780, accom- panied by ~ cents worth Of
stamps, viii the prompt by mail Of
pair Of these Cloths to any Of the United States
They are TO- sale eTclusively By
ADIE a GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents
Jel l4T Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
" Foil directions for applying these Cloths will accompany
them II would he esteemed favor II persons
Cloths would make known they place upon them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

"IAis-"e saw on yesterday some beautiful s,eciaens Of
hesAA' Tor ha'on' knight rempla Hd Daughter. OF Re.
oeeea ana other Orders al the store Mr. Edward
agento H. M;Do"ild. NEXT door United States Hotel
those specimens had that such work
had been executed in Richmond They present
ever w ""'N
we learned that they were woGsh; ty Rachel Mcdonald
sister Of Mr. ElEard Mcdonald who acting for her
ueh credit upon her taste and skill in this art
nent in these excellent productions suitably rewarded
by Large and liberal patronage.
The execution In Richmond r,u., h.. ,,., -
acquisition OF some Importance various Orders
here They ought by all such an eabhm"pt
and United States Pag' are executed aseuy by the
sane person. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
upY TIE GOXEmNnI nI. YInnInnu

hD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the General o
monvsah has authorized hank eIabhed under the
name Of the Bank of RanAwha" either In
ton Or AZ The ksnhuha sallne In the county Of Kanavha the
stocEhodes IN general meeting might eTmne,
poraied the with capital hundred
thousand nor more than three hundred thousand dollars
raised by subscriptions In shares hundred
md has been eeraed 10 the satisfaction Of the TX
eeuye that The minimum capital afo esad has
that the sookholdefs In general meeting HAYS located
~ haten kanasha sanes that the said Bank
good faith OF ts absolute property
the United states thousand ave hundred
more than three fths Of the said minmu capital and
corporation hai been organfed ~ the election and appointment
o. Pfesdent and Directors required by s
therefore, 10 conformity Law, do hereby
ilon declaring the facts Aforesaid the Bant
IL authorised 10 commence operations.
Given under hand Governor and under seal Of the
Commonwealth, this 2lst Of June 1854.
D The Governor arosoE W. MrsvolD Secretary Of The Con-
monvsAih, Isaa-aim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

mr. JOHN .. wALTIALJ Is the Only authorized Phy
~ clan In Virginia. Except few who have kindly
20 treat charity eases) 20 practice pr Branerd
and invaluable ny this system, which Ia painless the treat
partial and total blindness Inflammation the eye and h,
appendages intolerance of light falling eyed far and
sghtsdness, from disease, eabrac Ae OF ysars
standing have been cured and perfect sight restored without
cutting o. wash By few minutes and often only seconds
applications ot Instruments orecen So many have
been benefited by the system, without injury 10 any tht All o
suffering with diseases n the may arey put IL 10 e
test. - ' " Wv
Dr wahal be consulted form To 10 A. NJ and from To
letter. ~ " -
zee Tor consultation 49, For prescription instrument 80
FOR visits and additional treatment, extra charge
EW No letters answered without the money ls enclosed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

sS il is stated that the Hudson Bay Company and the
Pugei's Sound Agricultural Company have proposed TO
sell the L. States taeis rights interests In the gd ter
ritory they occupy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

MYsTERY.-About the 18th OF May, while a son Of
Mr. VIM T. Huchuson's, Of this county was out hunting
he come acTos holov with hole in it close TO the
ground the mouth OF which filed up with leaves
Thinking strange that any should be SO particular
hs to stop the hole up, and having curosit, to see
anything had been put inside he pulled the leaves out
and Ore" from within fine shirt little torn with the
linen bosom with blood How the shr, got there
whose It was or who put there, is mystery
Farmers Friend
Some Of the people OF the border counties Of Ohio and
Virginia seem determined to have "spree" occasionally
despite the stringent laws against selling lquor and drum
kenness In these States. The Klnawha Repub lean saws
The business Of Ferrying the Ohio has greay in.
creased lately. The sale OF liquor being prohibited in
virginia, those on this side Of the Ohio cross over to get
the lquor drunkenness being punished by fne aud -
pHsonnent 10 Ohio, those there wish to take
drunken iroic, come over to this side.-B.
DEATH IRON BEisG BUESED.-About the 18th or 9Th
UT, little CHILD OF Mr. aud Mrs Pages who lived with 10
miles of the Red Sulphur so badly burned that
II died within or ~ days aiter.-U.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

u We regret to learn by of private letter
Fom Char!o tesyic that Gen b. Peyon died on yestcr-
day Horning. Gen. p was long resident of Richmond,
and for many years The City Postmaster lie was most
worthy aud cstimable gentleman a.d his death will e
universally amened in this city where he leaves many
friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
DIED.

Yesterday morning. In this city, OF erAmp ehoe Mr. AUSTIN
TERRY in the S3th year Of his age.
His fun al will take place ihis ornn. o'clock from Til
ni.y gGgy d. "
Ills friends, family are requested to a.
tend, without further notice
Tuz funeral OF the late BERNARD PEYTOS will
take place the Monumental CT this DEL
whittier his remains will be taken the Central
fhrir. iXal tn.ha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

e The redemption of the public debt OF the United
States, at the Treasury Department last week. amounted
to SSiOS5o; leaving the outstanding obligations against
the Federal Government, SiSs ois, including S.
100000 Texas Indemnity held trust be issued to
the representatives of the debt CT the former Republic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

rs The Co5urg tCanada) Star states tha, the fall wheat
crop in that ueighbOrhood is complete failure Many far
mers have sown the ground with spring wheat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

70 The liquor iav lately passed by the Connecticut
Legislature provides against the collection Of any deb,
contracted Tor LIQUOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

cB- The cholera was ablting Nashville at our sst
accounts. No deaths by the fatal epidemic on the hr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

~ To PuBLc-There is no class Of the pub
lie so liable mPo on, constantly upon per-
sons travelling Being generally strangers along thorough
hrs OF travel they almost pepeuay dupcd By Stage
Railroad agents. and the public Houses whose
agents choose to exert their influence Although
sally the experience observation leads me TO be-
eVe II 10 be good general RUE assume
which stage officers kept inferior in their general
ae'omm to the weaed the reason IT, that
TIE Proprietor Of stage lines do not establishing their oees
select those public HOUSES which Agreeabet public
o1' are governed altogether By the advantages the bargain
which they derive for the keeping heir ageR drivers and
horses IL is therefore unfsquny case that when pas
'enSer' do not suffer Themselves down stage
amaief Of eoure, but ARE 10 be driven elsewhere they
cure not Only comfortable quarters most eater
nent Such can the public will be case should they
In passing through the young aud thriving city Lyneburs
chance to make their to the Washington House, They
will be ushered into perhaps the most eomnodous
terror Of Virginia. about half Of newly built ID all
which newly rented and most style
Its situation is quiet and m chambers cleany and aSu
rou' that the guests feel rather s in pponted p
vate mansion, than in disorder are the
tooequent ehaaoerSsS And then the table II Il lust such
one might be expected from wealthy liberal and enterpr
Ing hot,InH country Of high fertility distinguhed By
great variety Of productions Add all these reeom
hs ste and order which reign the estab,hmsn
and the punctuay cbJsryed, eIe, afforded TO All
Of this House, to get hom the depot and
landing al any and all hours desired and TO me that the
they will ind It difficult to resist
je23-1t A TRAVELLED
~ EOTfCEThe Masonic fraternity on yrgin, are ,e,os,,
W requested 70 acned AZ Jousa Court House.
ah o July 20 assist the Wo Grand Master IN deieatng
My9o-sn"Id E.P. HUNTER, O. Master.
a 4 DAG5 PEAIHEis, for sale By
II jsao JON N GORDON SON.
NHJOOL DEPOr.-we have determined 10 open Io CON
w nscon with present bnsnes Wool Depot FOR The
sale Of WOOL and have engaged the services Water
house, the former ecen Of Wooden Paesry In this
city He attention, II neeesiary will be devoted exclusively 10
this business. -
All Wool consigned viii be graded that each pu chaser
can buy such Wool a. he wants and
sW not answer hs purposei There grown Yrgnia suf
hrent quality Of Wool concentrated and graded,
the attention ~ manufacturers dealers market
hone.
For particulars cireuiarL oRESsHAw CO.,
Js28 Richmond Va
rn. ",''i,, Way, a.. t, ar
XNTOOD's HOK HRIIHINGs.-wood's Roe Herrngs In
w whole and half bbis Of superior quality for sale BY
JcIS w. ". HARRISON co.
GtIiMPAGNH.- baskets Champagne, various qualities
~ from good TO very superior, for sale BY -
4, UPRHiOH gUNPOwOEB AND BLACK IKAs-i6 half
- chests superior Green and Black Teas II direct
ior sale BY Je3D w NJ HARRISON co.
IRENE DE OREHE sHERRY.-we have on hand a supply
" Of the celebrated Creme de IL Creme PATE sherry which We
think the Imported In this country
Iss' MN. HARRISON = 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

sS Attention is called to the advertisement of Messrs
CreEshaw Y Co., in another column, headed " Wool Dc
pot The move is mn excellent one, and doubtless
advantage will result from it both to the wool grower and
the wool purchaser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

Tnr COMMENCEMENT At THE UsfvERsrr The COM
mencement exercises Of the University will be as fol.
lows:
Ontion on the night Of the 27tb by Mr Embry Merritt
socoty.
WaIon before the Literary Societies the morning Of
the 2sth by John Mitchell R.q
Ora'ion on the night Of the 2sth by Mr. w w Gordon
OF fappsbsnnock Va tho part Of the Jefferson So
ciety.
Tue closing ceremonies delivering degrees, &C. on the
2gh when two or Of the Masters Of Ars will read
essays.
generally understood that the highest honor Of the
University, the degree Of N, has been attained by
Aessrs DinUiddie, b shearer, Of AppomattoI, J s
Moore, Of heckenburg, Baker Thompson OF Stanton
Boiling, OF Petersburg, Smith, Of Albernare and
Geo Il Harrison, Of the University.
The Society Of Alumni will commence It's session on
the morning Of the 2ssh.- CharloifssviH' AdV.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

10 Prof. j. Laurence Smith has been elected to the
chair OF Chemistry in the University of Louisville Ky,
vacated by Prof siiman at the close OF the last session
OF the medical department Pr. Smith formerly occupied
the same chair in the University of Virginia. and has
ecturing the past winter before the Smithsonian Institute
Washington, with great success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

WISE lNsTEucrIoSs-The Mayor directed the Police Of
hcers again on yesterday exercise an uutrnr zeal In
laws lie instructed them TO cause lime to be
Wherever they deem necessary and in cases where
nniSAnces existing in private alleys were found to be on
partes creating Thorn. eN''9N l"e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
"Whatis there here 20 cogrt my stay,
Or keep ne bach FROM home;
While Angel beckon me away,
And Jrsus bils me rorn,. So
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETEH

At AORRIS' B,otstore, 81 Main street, June a.
O'Clock, u o'clock O'Clock
MhAHDoLPArS Boot'torr. l9i MaiH street, jana az.
'0SII3'E' IL 0 81 'o'''S sS R0s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church In
the Diocese Of Connecticut was held Ia Hartford the 9Th
and lib lust5. There full attendance on tho part
OF both Clergymen aud LIymen. TIE sermon at the
opening Of tue Convention preached by the Row Dr.
Goodwin, President Of Trinity College II an excellent
Discourse, conceived 10 good spirit and written in n
clear and orcibe style Bishop Browuwel was prevent
ed by the consequences Of the severe accident which he
received some time since from attending the Convention his
place, presiding officer taken by the assistant s.
Or Williams. Tue Rev. Sir. Wiley, contemplating re-
mova from the diocese, declined election TO tho office
OF Secretary, aud the Rev. T. NJ Clrk d. d. Of Hartford
chosen to supply hs place, aud Dr. r. A. Jewett. OF
New Haven, was appointed Assistant Secretary. Tho
Rev Drs. Mead II illem j. H. Cllrk T. " Clarke. and
Rev. T. Prtkin we're selected the Standing Committee
Tor the ensuing yeaL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

PAiSFuL OccuRREscE-DEATH or JosIAH IIoLnRooK
lesefdny AFTERNOON the liicless body Of Josiah II jlook
OF Washington city, was found IN Black Water Creek
near the mouth Of the Tunnel Mr.. H. had been STAYING
III 'hs cry Tor several months occupied in scientific aud
especially Geological pursuits to which he wa. enthusiast
cAy devoted The fruits Of his studies and
were IRON time to time communicated to the public
through tue columns OF the Vgnian. His great otj.ct
"a Truly great aud phillnthropic one-was to simplify
science to the capacity Of youthful minds aud interest
them IN rs prosecution by practical aud pleasant ex peri
nents and mode, OF study IL il supposed that be uet
he death by ialhng down cliff into the creek while
searching for geological specimens lie had been absent
rom his boarding house since Saturday morning Mr. H.
bad written aud published much scientific subjects and
bad achieved extended reputation. the Irngs of his
sad AID sudden death will shock numerous circle of ac
quainances aud friends 10 Washington who esteemed bin
very highly We do not know whether he had a family.
Il LynchJg,g Yrginian, June 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
nRITI'InY.

ROBERT v voolfolk the suite OF this brief uOce
eyenin; OF the 18th June IN this cityagrd IS years
voted wife, and large circle reItYec and .ends
early loss MI. Voolfolk universally beloved
purity OF character But have died
whom much could be tr nh u said In the Of plnegyr
Of SIR Voolfolk lie had spent the portion
ynehburg and is iy to be presumed that man.
him. had ought against For years preceding
DEATH he member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
while the manifestations his Te. ao Of The ardent .raov
and active type nevertheless Deep uniform
and triumphant that the MORTAL His mind
clear in his last parting Interview with his friends Al his
rqle religious performed his diving
bed and with his hands claspl his bosom, his trembling
with deep notion the tear Of grateful Joy
his heart beating high with the hopes Of blessed
Joined in singing the hymn, commencing
"Whatis there here 10 cogrt my stay
or keep bach from home;
While Angel beckOn me
And Jesus bids come ~
He arculated every word; Joined In the PRAYER after
which he departed with his friends delivering appropriate dying
al nonons TO each assuring all that he had
that he died in entire resignation will and with
the certain assurance Of blessed Immortality.
Departed this life the first i>-ths day he had
friend aud fellow zen, wM ESTES In the 2gh year Of h,
age MI washy nature 81 Amabs Ill
hal but few any enemies kind and dn,ul
wi and little daGghtea brother and living
several sisters and brothers OF half bod friends
70 mourn his unimely end. Yet they without hope for
before his death he to his
washed by the blood o that
away the sins Of the world. lie
cOiltehance, without gfoan. C..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

TOBACCO unchanged far Indicate Monday
hhd' sod-3att8 % 10 at 05 a. 90; 8at6 4OA7
Sa att 10; at Us; at 10 20; and Seven hid
Sid on az 10 to 20 and rejected Yesterday 10 bIs AND
hnd' sold as iollowsl hid at So 30 a4 05 TO-
~ ats ~ at u; At9 90 Ate s.; at 10 90;
w " % aud at " So Ten boxes leaf from 10 to - 30
BESIDES w hhdJ bid OF and rejected. To day the SALES
bids az 90 az 7o 20 at4 ioA4 IS 6ME 20 b55; at
GE AZ ~ Co. at CO. at A9 O5; at II 90; At u
60 and ati20 leo lbs The three last hne
leaf Six hhds bid on and rejected at o. S5to6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
NORFOLK MARKET, juno 81.

BaconIog Round sssH Hams MddIngs g. Western Sides
~ do Shoulders 6c Butr-Goshen 2Gaq3 Cotton
r. ronrYs1psrn9e isS.o Esta g'9H Family oNa" Th
low Corn ~ prime white a. mixed u; Wheat
Guatol tons 80 10 tons 52H 10 q tons 3d. Is to 50
tons BIZ, 80 tons and upwards 81; Mexican &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AT Menion Washington Drove Yard offered TODAY 2ois
Beef Cattle ole ed dGring the week 2Oi6. "
Pees ec-Tho supplies did in
on the previous Monday; but showing mo-
to opraie To beyond immediate wants thr market wa,
inil and prices at about the week which
dlnGy repeat About goo head LEFT Mutton
Lambs, 3a6 Swine, i,15a5. ~' W N'e''''N'
At BEoxnng-A market les Beef Cattle and s5, Sheen and
Lambs The beeyeS all sold % to ii PER HUNDRED cWs
Ahu caves w. To ioao Veal Calves from cents per
pound Sheep sold at frcm rs 45oAsIsO Lamb, ON to
AT Chamoe rns-(IIudson River Bulls Head.OAt morke,
40 Beef Cattle 1000 wooded Sheep 2OO heared do ard S5
sheep and Lambs Tho
oayers seem disposed TO buy than Tor i'm
mediate ue The prices ranged from $50 st.p
or:k none iei Prices for wool s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

upos the OF Infatuated Individuals man. We
judge, rho would shrink from personal responsibility,
but who would face bullet with the equanimi,y
that he would cup of coffee. Verify, the spunk of the
7Snes editor is tremendous almost awful Aud what
makes wonderful and fearful st Il Is tempered BY
extreme discretion" which ha, parallel In the an
mails of ancient modern chivalry.
II the editor of the Times is sl anxious upon the sub
ject, we could probably, out Of simple disposition
oblge him, suggest by which be could both
certain our name" aud form our acquaintance. II,
therefore, he is capable Of taking hint, will merely
say in conclusion that entirely willing either Of
fer or accept proposition to spend evening together
aud indulge in little rational amusement An Interview
face to face of few minutes, might be profit.
able not agreeable; and await with patience any
intmaton to that effect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
BALTIMORE MARKET. June 81

The -four dull sait small quote Howard 81 al
$50, and City Mills atts
The supply Of wheat About 1000 bushels snsred-sas
red ut sIja So white do sjAi o. very choice bring
few cents o"rn901 bushels offered ses white at
10 yellow IaI9, mixed aT9 cts. Ryesale5 Pa.
bushels oGered-Psnnsyvania 6aGlHi Maryland aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
NEW YORK MARKET Junc %

n
Flour, 6cln the Flour market there 4, ony ~
ne's and prices OF nearly all md downw,
% is.trsied 10 supplying the pressing want, Of the
uaue' here not the least speculative feeling
ana now base their hopes entirely upon better pre
rue taes ot the day aggregate 6OO bh tTsT % for
INFERIOR state; SSi&AI,I5
2S for choice aud favoT,o % mixed 10 sy
eohsn ana Indiana and tOa9 for good Ohio
o rS sa Ana are selling a. rather easier prices
In Southern Flour there Is only moderate bu,Inr,s
sales Ct 900 ohis at choice Brand Ryn
flour dun with small sales fr s,i.s ocS
obl jersey Corn Meal made sssk The market Tor
common and good brands '''O''''--'s 'o'
Wheat market dull and lower holders OF common
anu Inferior parcels disposed acceptpr h
iees oueIed sale OF small parcels red
rye Is more plenty and dullsl is all offered snI. az
n.Iey Malt was made at 30 sound doing
oet'ei nntound lover sales COCO bushels
low. N@4SS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
PETERSBURG MARKET Jrroo o,

market to;da, was without change prices from
last week Tor lugs and Common shipping We
this description. - 49, ' '"' w.
CoroS-There Is good demand a, to 9 for Prime lots,
bring s. to SIC. ~ F s ' '''4
wheat-NohlrE doing In wheat today The last account, will
si9i. " ' h " F' ~ ''''o'
Superane $50 too. " " ''' " ~
Government Agent has advanced the price as
made at $50 before the advance was known.
Hog Round To ~. - - 20 "
ThsaIe Of $50 200 Dbl, No North Carolina at AK
New h,ld nv to ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23
RICHMOND MARKETS .1rnr %

IostooWe are nov In the rds, OF the su the brest, h
Ing excessive heavy, aud nsd all the hr,
weeks 70 ecne Prices veil sustained bK the i'm
msnss quantity oderns We continue our last weeks
6k TO tTS medium 70 ssS GOOD and nns .,in a. ".I
t good and nne shipping t9 manuctuTipr 70
As 10 latter hrur,. ' N'N ""u' toid