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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
An rI.nuu-, Rr,vmes.


 The tfon. a. BuFlingame delivered lsst6ss an the Mississippi Vsllsy. at tas' Busihn, oa ThursIisy evening. sl'e S.i' pi'' aud concluded with the f'llOwing essO'i- Gul extract s-
 Thsfe is . land larger ilIsn il,e N"ril'- west TerrisBry-Isfger than the Tree S'a'es excludih9 iCahlDrnia-lying under ile lat, iiudes'hf liberty. blrsI with ihr best rsfh "f HesTeh, drained by the finest rivers 'ih Il'e world, W1iting tie advent Of Oric hundred GhiIiiEhs Of Irecmen, dedicated [" liberty bs the plikhIed faith d tpalfN'is rum tic nOFth and south, and New EaglaI.d man cra- dIed in Vermont, nurIured tn the Nnrlle west under the smiles nf lreed0nl, l;.raeI> ting the mother that bore him, nngratefmI 10 the land 0f his adoption in Ike Senate 0f the CniIed Siates,in ahe face d iile MurId, with hot hasie, wien nO man prayslnr Il bS petition, seeks to abr0gaIe the lan3usge by which il has been given I0 Freedom, the language of tue EluriuGs cid Urtfmaace ula 1701 originally frtmIihe Inind df tie author Of tl,e Declarations of Independence, and t0 doom it 10 the woes and agOnieS 0G slavery.
 tn lhe name of the poor man, &hnse lcr- itage il is. l protest; in the nan,e of hu. maniiy' protest. Lrt the declaration go firth from old Faneuil Hall; let it rise fram every gssiidnfOf inc Republic from the lana Of Henry .o the land ol Adams from the tomb of Jefferson iO the iO,ilb of Jay l; from the grave of Calhoun in the sweet shade eC the magn0lia's $ blossoms l; lrom ahe generous soil Oi Kentucky wh,ch wraps the manly form of Henry Clay from these shorcs hy the sounding sea where the grea, New England sialesman is laid dOwn' to rest; let the declaration go forth; le, it ring from side 10 side i; by every gushing river; by every wind beaten hill; bv every shining mountain.-yN Nsbrask0 shall be free
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

When Henry Ward Beecher visited this city to deliver some lectures year or two since, he rode from Watefvi'le on the box
 when Sam, the driver, was in charge of the leani. Sam, drove the team through at the raieOGtwelve miles an hour, antics Paiing by two or three hours ihesustaI time of arriving. The proprietor of lI,c Hue in- quired of him the next day. how he came
 10 drive So fast. "Oh, ,"said lie, !" l iell you ] lad one of the boys on ihe bos, and
 ne wanted th see 'en gu. and 1 put 'cm
 through! !"- Bdngor yMercury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Smith O'Briep has had pardon ex,cpd- ed to him by the British Government, in consequence of his refusal lo escape from his captivity. "tser
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

FSc's have lately come eo light which
 show si'sttht Bri, s6selany of Sierra Le.i 0n, in Air,ca, has 6ten largely engaged in
 the slase trade f'r ininny yearas back, but the whsses arrangement s poadUcara sO secretly lha. ,he officers ef Cnvernmcns had nO SuspiciR of il, .ei ta. s,,st, sa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

The New York Evening Express men lions asta9 ins'ance nf successful specula
 ..na ln hsas, shata we'll kmrwng dealer in bfeadslnhsc n September lss,, purchased z, 900 harrslsNf aaar Ai ihe average price 'hsn current, ,75, and snld il few days since as &9-ncl prof $, S67.95O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Gen. David B. Hurd at Water lanry, ia ihe democratic candidale f.rs Sher,G in New Haven County. James A. Bill .haS declined the pomina ton for New London County. E.A.-lt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

On the, ,3ls, day of ,his present ,month, Sir John Ftsnklin and ite crew of both 0l his ships are. 10 be considered as dead, ac. cording tO decree of lLe British Govern- n,ent. The U. s. Gazette relates 1he case of Lieut.. Bonneville, who. upon returning ffom lnng vis;t 10 tie Rocky Mountains, iound hiHseif dead on The boDks 0fihe ad- juiant generals office ali Washington, and others promoted over him. The officials were in great iroubIessnd lidn', know how 10 get over the record, when President, Jackson drew his pen through the lying obituary, and restored the gallah, ,lienien. ant 10 life, to his rights and his back pay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

The fol0wfng filihnsier anrcdote we Rnd n the San Diego Herald, extracted from letter rum Sinaioa. v.l: !
 "aWi'en ,lse flh,sters bna s.!,d the schr. Neptune, the new G6vern.r for B ia Cali iornla, who was on board, thinking ihe v'slt complimentary one, dressed himself 10 uniform, prepsfed ,a receive ll,em in hecomi1g style. and ini,rnwd the sirang- ers that he was Gev. Rohellirr, coasma,l, date general, of Bajs Cal,i;raia. His sur> prise may he imagined wi,ea l,r fnund him, sell prisoner instead oi a GUvern0r! '! v
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

THE GAME SkEH 'FHaopaH.--The New Orleans Bee says, that many of the people Of the South s' are decidedly in favor of re , taini0g the Missouri CUnIpn,n,isc, as. fair qua proper line Of tlemarkaih,n, and look upon the cRorl ID revive agitation, as ersfiy experiment in President nsking, by which certain candidate Thr ttie success !, sli,n is shxi"hs io recommend hin,self 10 the lnasses, aud n' keep his name ptouli> nenily before the peopIe by connecting |, with . suLJ C, presumed ln be of a para. .nouni interest. The end is very far from J'sstiiying the means. Iris unpair1oiic md wicked t0 create xonrces 0i public disqui> eiude and sectional bitterness lur purposes purely scIash end personal" .'e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
WHIRTYJTHTRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
MI -~..-,

Senate.
WASHINGTON, June TO- 1854
IHB FLORIDA INDIANS.
I. Tho Chair presented communication from the Inte
ror Department relative the removal Of the Florida
Indians
NgTIoyAL ARMoRy IN NORTH CAROLINA
Also from the Navy Department In relation to the
sta bsbnent Of National Armory, the coal fields
North Carolina They referred and ordered to be
printed.
CLAIM INVENTION A BArrERrSG RAM
- Mr.. SEWARD, Gree so) OF N. ", presented the
rial Of citizen of New York. claiming to be the inventor
Of Watering of most tremendous force thirteen of
them being capable Of defending the coast from Maine to
Texas.
ASSAY OFFICE NEW YORK.
Mr.. FISH, (whig) of New York, presented the memo
peal of the existing law relating to the assay Office in
that city.
PRIVATE BILL PASSED.
Mr. Mason, (dem Of Va, reported Nll for the relief
of Capt r. A. T. LaseIlette of tho Maryland the same
was passed.
BRIDGES ON THE POTOMAC.
Mr.. BRIGHT, (dem.) Of Indiana, offered resolution
directing inquiry by the Committee the District OF
Columbia relative TO selecting new sites for bridges
the Potomac river Adopted
TR DEPARTMENT.
On motion OF Mr. MALLORY, ldem) of Fla, the Senate
Cook mp the bill reorganizing the Navy Department
MT MALLORY moved substitute for the bill, which
was agreed to.
The bill was then read third time and its passage
| sas postponed till tomorrow.
THE ANNUAL MEETING.
on motion OF Mr. DOUGLAS (dem) Of Ill, the bill
hanging the time for the annual meeting Of Congress
ioD the first Monday In December to the first Monday
n October, was taken up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
A Dreadful Tragedy.

81 DOUBLE EMURDLR-sUICIDE OF THE MURDERER,
PROVIDENCE, Juno 10, 1854.
terrible tragedy occurred at Millvle, Mass, last
Saturday evening. A named Alexander Hewitt, be.
ing jealous Of his wife, assaulted her with intent to Kill
claimed his protection. Her husband pursued her, armed
with pistol and fred twice through the window. MT
Brown received ball in his forehead and died Instantly
Mrs Hewitt then out and followed by her nus
band who shot her in the back OF the head ana then
escaped to the woods. On Sunday morning no came 10
ard delivered him up but before doing took dose
of r,chuine, aud died after. Mrs Hewitt stii
lives but cannot long survive. Hewitt was snoJect 70
Ats of dissipation, aud In liquor during e esac''
rnent of this dreadful affair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
s)utrages mt Pottsville, PA.
| THE CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT IRISH AT Y

THE CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT IRISH At WAN
ONE FRESHMAN KILLED AND ANOTHER SHOT-A
woMAN'S THROAT CUT-RUM AT THE BOTTOM OF 1T.
PorrsvIIJE, Pa, June H. 1884,
In addition TO the murder Of Mr. Kean in this city,
Saturday last before reported learn that Pro
testant ishman, residing at Weswood reused from
his sleep, Saturday night by party of Irish Cath
olcs who had been drinking lie came to the door, AMI
was struck with a Dludgeon, and killed, and his wife
was maltreated
rive also that the night the Catawissa
road above Tamaqua, a difficulty occurred between
Irisbman and his employer The latter struck with
a stone and whilst the Irshman was in the act of re-
peatng the blow, his employer shot him in the 10
cripple him. The ball passed through his and leg
but the wound not serious.
II is also reported that o woman found
Tremout, with her throat cut
4 All these outrages resulted from rum, and there is
very great degree Of excitement in this city and vicinity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

of the constitution which Is as folows:-'Congress
| shall have the power TO dispose Of and mako all
needfu rules and regulations respecting the territory
other property belonging to the United States, and
nothing in this constitution shall be Construct to
prejudice any claims Of the United States any par
ii ular ate The President denies that this section
contsins the power claimed by Congress 1t ap
parent rst that the land appropriated by the bill
part OF the territory other property of the United
States and secondly that the term to dispose of in
cludes any way and every way by which Congress
dy the United States of those lands whether by sales
to States individuals, by gifts to States ndivi
duas The bill apporons and bestows the lands among
and upon the States and is therefore constitutional
less il be shown that the absolute power contained
in that section is limited v other provisions of
the constitution which nhibis the proposed disposal of
them The President s0ys there Is such inhibition,
and he finds 1t in the last clause Of the section coated
with the sixth article which is follows To wit, all
dfbts contracted and engagements entered into before
against the United States under the confederation
The President brings i<1o this connection provision
contained in the deed by which Virginia ceded
her share of the public domain OF the United States to
wit all the lands within the territory ceded to the
United States and not for or appropriated to
Of the before mentioned purposes disposed of
bounties to the officers and soldiers of the American
army, shall be considered fund for the bene
At and Of such Of the United States have become
shall become members Of the federal alliance the
said States Virginia included according to their usual
respective proportions In the general charge and expen
dture and shall be faithfully and bona d disposed of
for that purpose and for other purpose whatever
Tho President adds here the object for which these lands
to be disposed Of Is clearly set forth and he adds
that the provisions recited not only contain mpca
ton In favor Of the contemplated grants but furnish
the strongest authority against It. proceed to
anime this argument and remark hrst that the words
quoted from the third section OF the fourth article Of
the constitution viz "And nothing this
shall be construed to prejudice any claims of the
United States Of particular State have appca
ton here. We know historically, and from the com
mentators in the Fbderolia, that there was at the
ime Of the adoption Of the constitution, uncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20


Israel Stein pelsr Of this city in crossing the scho
hare lost his jeselry in the stream II contained
Ss 500 worth OF property besides large sum in promis
~ X th;s time has net been recovered. Mr. offers
" 49, ~ T - so6o for the recovery of the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
House of Representatives.

WASBINufON, June To, I504
PERSONAL ExPIASAuoSs-rm TENNESSEE DELEGATION.
Mr.. CHuRcHwRII, (dem) Of Tenn, made personal ex-
PLANTATION time ago. when he addressed the House
the Nebraska bill He thought proper 70 aude to the
of known candidate for the Presidency Senator
BelD in reply to his colleague, who had attacked the
author Of the bill as Presidential aspirsut. what he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
Marine Dinnslera

ACCIDENT no THE SHIP CAPE ROUGE.
NORFOLK June TO- 1854.
read iron arrived here to-day with the loss OF foretop
mast and sails
THE sBIr SAMILLUs ASHORE.
CHARLESTON, June 10, 1851.
The ship previously reported ashore at Ocracose,
proyes as was supposed, TO be the Csmius rom New
York for this port She Is insured in this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

securing some influence at this election, having,
with the aid Of the whigs elected to that body as Al
derman and Assistant Of the Thirteenth ward, Ira B.
Wheeler and Isaac B. Merritt, and aided In the elec
ton of Frederick A. Tallmadge and Charles De
Forest in the Eighth ward, and other wings In
various wards, in consequence Of which there was
an equal number of wings, including natives ana
democrats, in both branches OF the Common Coun
cil, in 1867.
About this time the President OF the Native Ame-
rican Association, who was prominent wing me-
chanic Of this city, visited Philadelphia, for the pur
pose Of efecting political organization OF the same
kind in that city, but his efforts at that time wcre
not attended with any very satisfactory results.
The operations Of the democratic party for ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20

NEW ffAvKN JHHe IV' IoVF'
Mr.. wakelee, OF Derby, aged twenty years. a fireman
on the Naugatuck railroad was killed this morning near
Savmour lie was ching the locomotive, and fell upon
a; when the pin at the end Of the piston entered his
bowels and tore out his intestnes He survived only
few ninntes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-20
The weather in Boston.

N,
The weather to.day has been very warm and snitry.
At O'Clock this evening refreshing thunder shower
PASSED over the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22

u,,o,-n,..n c,,.. me-.
ln,,i.. 49,.
Tg..r W,Ln.r,n..,It,,
MATHEMATICIAN
U..,,,,Ip ,. ,v,n
OnTon|s;,x.r saI,. VII.
por,,ga,. y.iinv - u
orr ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures,
Wa .i,in,,on.5a r.SI. 10y A. S, ss
,nn. nnS. M. p, ~
M.,,ovss,. p;.nn o pa,, 90
PSrr Inn a i,nDn,,,
p,.nssh. np Long s'"Oo'h
B snns m,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22
~ ga go HSa 49,

II OyERBYS, 81 MILES. ~
On aud after Monday Oct 3d. 1883 regular Passenger
by's. $3.50 "
The Train will stop for only following points
Manchester, Robous Coal Field, Powhatan Mat.
Chua Amelia Court House wyanoke Jennings Ordinary
and 0vsrbys '"'
1t 1870 o'clock, p NJ. 800
Chidrsh over 10 and under Is age price,
Servants travelling by with two
that
presy stated on the that they
- - $50
Passengers for Halifax O. II. meet Mes.rs
Plagg Co.'S four horse coaches Overbys daily Pas.
engers for geen'borough Germanown Salem, Salisbury
North Carolina Messrs Ragg horse Coaches
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays overbys Pas
singers for Clarksyile, Mton N Carolina and
meet Moss Co.'S Coaches at oveIbys Tuesdays Thursdays
and saturday, aud for Milton aud Yapceyyie by Fagg
ine Mondays, Wednesdays and Rridays, al OyeTbys
Passengers for Lynchburg South and Ylagg
49, staps. daily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22
q 4, Arden sEkps, WARRANTED FREsh AND GENUINE

nrnpS, nhhr
" wioLtsALE AND RErA
1,J,drdgus-White Giant.
dri'chote-Large Glohe.
Be.ins-i.arge Lima; small do:
Ned Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
broai Windsor.
snap Bedns-Early Ysilow |;
Six Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do, Halt Moon:
Refugee, 1000 TO one; Red Gran
berry.
BseEEarly Blood Turnip,
Rooted. do yellow do do; Long
Hood; WHIT 4ilesian; French
Sugar; hangel wurtEel.
Brocli-Purple Cape; White
Cape:
fiIIf.UUA- HaTlv ynFks Lana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22

,,,, "a GGA,JI IASL3I OF GARDEN SEEDS.
WS$s sfIshh1 re n os sissi. EaCs
American no ResRou D. GuVA Bro '' Nal"
en f the e9rs gns and . such a. wi.
country. " "
tEItae.r-orssa Globe
T ss s T Ts.ns Whit White Ks@.y %
&c G.SSG0nv E"y Purple Large Purple Cape
s S;ss T..1 rss ss:s .;s
ee,saS ws. o scs R.a ss TA'' Cattle
y,s%' Ore. Green sens,.g.A
isSrrsHSrtsH cyaslcd
s"sEcoS, Sut%ss ~ %. "SS a. Sa''s a"
ElsrUhTIUN
PsRsLeY-- Carried
r.ssSlr-Cup, large dutch
p,..i, 'S s,, ts,s' E,ly bishop ry ns"f
h,Dbi.u-lcpg scarlet salmon, Red .nd white Tarnip
sss sisg,c, Oyster Plan.
sqy,su Fairly Bush, te
IgSSlshsd Top White Plat, D.,,i Hysa. L.rs, Norfolk
ALso,"swset and Pc, Herb seed.
ii.p ~, s.ps. nne ..S.'S sssH fin
HoliH ". nOyAiL l., 0BOCER AIyD CONNiSSTOH MIR.
80 GnAgL doors above NY ~ TEL, i,Ichmcna, yp-IhO
many sI'is. id %sio,s p.!isd. nSysst
IN S Se - si ry m l e.bSS ~ sscy .n
!psy his saG. and he 'p Psss ss S%a
sSoS"s eres, fo1o Rso' New Orleans. Powdered Loaf
oo!ys.od JAWS Maricsbo Isguyra Rio, an Cost. Rleo
and Mocha.
Porto kicc NSla.s 20 hhds Portland Syrup coba noas,
TsPouohong, oolong, ounpordr and Young Tyson,
choice.
sirr-Lyerpoo hIied Sacks.
OiSptI Sperm Adama and Talio whole halbors,
SoiraOf various kinds, HrRREos-No. and fnd
Gut Hlns-An sites, (0ld Dominion Brandy IRossussdes
A5 per NJ,
yS%J Roe gsLrlog, T Sr It s'l Bacon s' ennd
ho Shoe Thread Wrapping Letter and Gap
london Porter sareh Pig Blue Cotton Yarns Grind
stones clover Seed together with general assortment
goods are bought By mi consisting Of yerm.
celia, ATSnd, hasns Pecan Nuts, lemons, Imitation English
cheese John Bull Reading and Royal Table sauee soap
many other articles, making assortment complete
H niy,tor sale by
tet - DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
MuOIAssEs.-25o bbis choice oiesn, In store f5T
IVA sale By tfsl LEWIS wRBB son.
URoiiki, hyETSb0 casks assorted sizes receiving per
~ 'ehr' Richmond, aud for sale by -.
-nl Sign ~ the Circular saw II Main street.
sffnM UNNDlt-2 boxes Bedford sperm Candle
fh' EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22

deS Chief Engineer and supernt-n danL
NEW =, Lh ~ noOKs.-vOlums is English Report,
T4SnS w 3. pfs; gs the cSny yrpeng Ten
The vIrgI" Reports. a, the reduced prices, for
PUN, CHAINS s 81 i3f';}s osssis for
Iez No 42Peari street
RUnDEN's rhTKlT HORSE sIIors-9Oo kegs, assorted
fec SMITH ROBERTS, No. 81 Peari,t.
A XEX 8 LIlsCOMn 1871 street. offer for sale:
VSsss. PRIME Lsse s: Gcgs landing today
J. gIps M.ds;s Wine, dIree. importation
StI. so, ChaR RI Wine Ppts aud quarts do
% Mliav.na sesai., Of superior superior quality J.qs
RLAS .,Is TO0Ls.-wc offer for sale. on ia.
Hs;Sf h:s. from, and Sc sGsSGn .. anvil.
Double and siugle Hand sOrsv Plates
stocks and Dies slsdye ana Hand Hammers
ha'P'; 'ass q every description; ,,oo,
lA2S Opposite Messrs. II. W. Rry a Sons
EREsI ARRIVALS OF ROOTS, SHOES, a c.
nsy pes. .@s G psSs. % . .sps,
DO do Calf and PatsS. Leather asiers son "ake'
Mems Heavy water Proof Boots
anu to which rG4Sfs rsIlS
Jas No. IFS West Main street.
UbOuBlE soIED WATER PROOF BoOTS AND OytIt
- siloEsIhe subscriber would e.lhe attention
BY the manuset on"ns Of T.. be-.
b. 1so S' q Sasa d L
,g :. It acl low price, he doubt s faction
"
so He has also on hand good french Cork
TAMMAs,TALNIAs.-Ju received by express, 10, o,
"""'' D"''' aud ' h hSn 9if S fi,!fl
l.2o No. liz Main street.
Ply o. these desirable Tor ossst.es.r o. Ss,
qnaliJ'ju'' received and fos 'S'sloW Ivy -.
lal - stvn OF The Circular saw. II Main st,
'' '''"f Sa 'sssi Ss az ;L y CO.
aREAUTIFUI TALMAs have .,Ii on hand a law
beautiful Cloth Tslma Being DESTROYS to close owl w. lot,
-, 'psEOsesox puRou,
NSAUTy vEsTs.-wehsye a good supply OF very hand
He White SIM and White .,, Ms,:sIs Ss,t, suitable for
ts mEsDERsos 1 BURcu
VDRnloDtcAL DRPoT:-J W. RANDoLPp can supply al,
received sn s 9 n%s 1 so BMSpsS God.
psS9! gss,s. .';.5y I,;I.y M;.,,DEs sssi
Age ssn
d.eoun, VII Be made those who the soa,h,ro Maya.
s ss boxes o'adS rSsSl ss,'n Igf
"SR H'LE '0w BsEFsp6RT atSs 50
Dss.,sr. pi.coqni Ready Rsssossr. 81 e,. ''0' "''
SSy Il s e E Sas .'rs yo y 1is sm SS
ste'fht; q che Irish Bar ByR She'll with Memoir and
S9 Fen R. iSBpi f rcSi s2. .sa hinder,
loo Bn,s no. MAtKKHEL, receiving tet sale.
NMs.-e s's'. assorted 70; ;sIs ,.o,-,,, -
| STuAHT'S LOAF, CHUsHED, and ooGys Sugars
Eel EDWIN WORKMAN co.
H tso 80. $50 " W SUI % Wis $40 powERs
4. Ss$ s:;; "a si:,.
iConICE'--i0o eases "Yaurria" snd O. and " br,nd,
tslo DAVENPORT ALLYN co.
M MuJA AND TAXED R0PR-AsyrIed, from V 10 2
ivn inehest Tor sale " SMITH a ROBERTS
IeI No ~ Pearl street
NEOtNrAtN bAtON AND LNHII- lttV To-, prime Noun.
W tain Bacon 80 kegs aud arsia. Lara ,or sale "
SH EDWIN WORKMAN co.
Oh HHDs. sides and shoulasn-YJr sale
81 kI JAS WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22
HARDWARE,

SPRING IMPORTATION, 1884,
Ssis ~ $1fi:, osi;: 8
of mi @ aH 5 uAIP " nom
aSs in& ne Pn .S sss
s Sss a Rn.'s, of G and md r blade;
III saa
scissor. and shear: Of make. t and styles.
sraa Sy superior
T w Halter Lew Leg, We'll. Iinh and Tongue Chains
A., ~
Min, Pitt Cross Cut and Circular Saw.
Anvil. Wee: and s%,S. nse". ''' and 0'A'f makes
sss and Hand and Die Sore"
Castings, Horse shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Gsr%an scythe:, ssyth Stones. snarih, and Sickle,
Birdie Pling,, wo,s,ed Reins and Grth,
Pa Plans, ch h Anger: and F!s, Al kinds
Engsh, American: Percussion Cap.
Fray. .a% WATER other good. usually found in
a, goods CASH on the f.vora
bic terms and selected exclusively for the Virginia North
men,' to visiting This city, respectfully them
Feb :" "'' " A"' u '"' N0''"e'" e'e''
aGs46 nar SiE4S. A. ds ~ T%Q
nu%S esrs s ses
ST. M hus5, and 81 10 me e beaat
plain styles work sIssSie a. ,ss
book Zach Plan has following table showing
cost Of article required complete IT,
the building eetermined accurately The details
to scAe aud the mechanic obtain from
as
building when completed. - 49,
manual for reference. THE oDEL ARCHITECT contain
ing ADDITION To " plates subject apperanng
public. ~ " NV
eOn.sin. Frontpieee Printed Eve Colours, Plan for
Painted Ceiling, Printed In nine Colours Plans
Exhibiting haisa rs
Pat Of 'front.' Perspective and Interior Views OF Cottages villas.
Churches and School Houses Printed
plates exhibiting IN minute detail the por
tons Of Masonry Wood and Iron Work making aggregate
22' Plates in the Work Price Set, th00. FOR
JAMES wooDHOUsE,
Bookseller, statoner, and Dealer In Piano Portes,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22

LrrTrcE-Early Cabbage, Roy
al do, Curled India, Bro.a
Dutch, Green and White Cos,
India.
Mkios-Su,meg and ciiron.
NAsIuRIIvN.
ORA.
osIos-silver Skin. westhers-
field.
PAksLHr-Curled.
faRsSiP-- Sugar.
PEls-Landreth's Extra, Far
y Frame, Large MaIrovfst,
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
PEPrSR- Picfling, Large Sweet
PuNPKIS.
RADlsH-Long Salmon, Long
Scarlet, white TuTniP, Red do,
Black Spanish.
HHuhAhh.
sAksASr.
SriNAcH.
SQrAsH.
TuRxiP-Plat Dutch, Red Tor,
Large GLOBE, Ruta Bsga, Large
Norfolk.
Per HkhBs-Assortmsnt.
from ID. Landrsth, are orrrsdor
c., from the Nurseries Of u. Ian.
,e subscribers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON 4 BROTHER,
'r ID. Landreth, IFS Main st.,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22

ASPARAGUS.
BKEr--Lons Blood, Mangle
wurtIrl, French Sugar, Early
Turnip, 4c.
BEAss-Large Windsor, Red
Speckled Valentine, China
White, Six Weeks. Lima, Caro-.
lima.
BRoccorI-Purple Cape, Ger
man. Scotch Kalc.
cABBl0E- Early York, Large
York, OK Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Fairly BAttersca, Drum
head do, sayoy, Green Curisd
Savoy, Plat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
CARR0I-Long Orange, Early
Horn, AitrinphAm.
CArIITLowER-Early and late.
CELEKY-white and Red, So
lid.
CseSs-Curled.
CrcpNsIR-Long Green EsIly
Plant.
EoG PLASr-Purple.
Esp,vK and LINK
Luc.RxE SKID
No sred., except those receive
kept for sale In our establishment
All orders for Trees, shrubs, 4
dreth and j. n. Slntou. l.ft with 4