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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-05

A STONISHING RESULTS produced by using
m B. A. FAHNEsTock'S yERNIiFUGE which always be
depended fails to rid the system Of
MONTREAL, Canada March IL, 1850.
Mersrs B. A. FAHsRsrooK CGentlemen: My little girl eight
years Of was for considerable time suffering from worms pu
chased bottle Of Vrminge which according 70 dfe
lions, great s.onishnent she passed ONE ND
TWENTY.oNE WORMS varying from EIGHT TO slNIEGN
INCHES IN LENGTH beHis Pin Having experienced the
good effects Of III msdpe administered i Agnin 70 boy ys
old with the happy effect passing ROUND
WORMS OF various Sizes fe i duty recommend hls Ven
fuge and make the children known the public
obedient ant, JOHN MOORE, Alexander at
fS Wholesale Rstail BY all the principal Duggss and
on the d2 d&W Win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-05
/ DHILADELPHIA MANUFACTUR E D

" NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ RAEGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-05

WOLVES AROMATIC SCHETDAM sCHEAPPs.
II Druggists and Merchants aud oil dealers IN any o. he %
the catalogue will find their advantage by call
sending their will be fond the m,s
tenve Of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES in the United
States, and at the lowest pricrs. PnAse addrss,
j. WRIGHT IL co.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
naAt II NJ XII New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-05

YHsHE Subscribers beg leave to call the xcvQ
stesk q fre,h and genuine DRUGS MEDICINES EXTRACTS,
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT yARNlSH HAT, EGh
HAIR NAIL ETH BRUSHES and their large assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES for Ladies' Toilet which they are now Receiving
Houses selected
expressly this They offer tho for sale the lowest
prices
Planters Phyns Apohecnries solicited to call and
anime the stock, nsd sendn their
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up Of the best and purest
tieIes.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded pat
with dispatch
]. q. POTTER CO., successors TO p L. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
MILO Charleh Now Qrleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-05
DOCTOR BEACHs PREPARATIONS.
A eel
EsESgsSAs a y =, w Nj 4 L Il M q kWsIMSl5E TAIN,
l1a-s.sSA Is M. 81 49, a6{slazyzssW fectnal
pr
NAG @ AZ f1,S Al NIASA: Il % for Dis
SiA RA rnaa D

Choea Motus
used by with the
Mop aud hyeans themselves have = Of the most
valuable remeds poyey cureHthe diseases which
Fl Sold BY all the principal the Uni
ted States.
~ Beaehs Breast Linameat.aAa sIssllsnt remsty for
Seea Of the Breast Pain tho Breast Splitting
Of Blood Night Oppression in difficulty
enss the than remedy thatca be
shat predposed Lung Disease EITHER
by the formation the chests hereditary entirely
attack the disease always enjoy good health by
this iInsTneht according todrectons.
Bcach's Ferruginoas TonieA remedy 70 Chils and
Fever ChagreH known
Of the disesse
Beaeh's Rheumatic Conpornd7Nevor fails to give relief
in leas thai twenty -fouf hours.
Beach's Stounehye BitterHThis excellent article
that hs long Of Chilli
busns for short period in low mahy dsc the BteI
invaluable; them sronbd with Ch
and Fever tine the give tone she
stomach dgesoH the appetite
agndes and giysheah and vigor the general system
Fertile above publish estraordi
performed BY them " will !hs much they all
with the satisfactory results The great
demand for these remedies alone has them
they reached all. Prepared sold
9. .. BEACH, NJ D., Chemist aud ApohscaTy,
4W Of ChErtrss and CusomhouBs N. o..
Of DR.. RANKIN,
Corner Of Camp REd Poydrns streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-05

FROM Dr.. VIM. Il. PRENTIss,
I'm EuLn Sarsaparn will that have uses
ito Affections Of long standing nea Ca
pe Leprs ProraBa seabs Syphic Caher in ali disease.
rherehe indication Of eonH in horoughrh
the fluids the body, With considerable
junction with local think would prefer to
paratisn SsrsspRs physcan will admit III
upon sarnnng that its composition.
Respectfully, yours, ". t. PREETIsB, MI
Lswisport, Ry., December 4, 1857.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

Mr. .ricr=jn proposed the C,t.es pight, substitute
Co. some, .f -nu- schemes before the Eause, the OBJ
inct oI which VA 10 alter the gauge Of the Genital TAU
rad 10 feet II would scarcely have been possible" to
nr.ent scheme more utterly funous Ia the Interests 81
Mr. AnLr ous constituents bG' it produced one good Ell
feet Mr. Deane accepted III, sinens.-nt which would
Give continuous gauge q, GYc fret all the way 70 the
Ohio and thereby admitted Tact which We call upon
our n-igbor oI the Wing To note" tha- bten pretended
all a,g by Mr Deac aud others Oi that cY"e, that the
break Of gauge CovugtOm absolutely necessary 10
IA. existence. OF tie James River Canal That position is
of course abandoned that umrt Is iid asleep forever
that appeal L again lIc To The pftndccs OF Tie
James RIVER aud KIuawhs u.e.t st Penny Post.
This i. new4io Us. II M D.ane las 4iYanGel any
such doctrine know nothing Of it. Certain it is
never have wchave been urging from the beginning
that tie whole road from Richmond TO the Ohio should
he Of the wid gapgc The Posts head is wool gathering
this whole sni Il not the break Of gnage at Cor
img,on that was deemed important 10 pc cgna bat that
there should be break Of bulk against toe EalIimGrr
feeder at Tie mouth of Eik. The danger vas thatbg
permitting Baltimore to tap the road there, little or moth
ing would elstwaly upon the CovnGion road, aud
OF course tue eaDa would stand nocance If there was nc
freight. 4 self cyident p.opsilion
Asto Mr.. Anderson's proposition being injurious 20 b.
consti.ucntspccpIe will differ. We think the vcry
best thing for them that be made ogt Of this Rllroad
though to say the truth, do not expect any gcg
| things 10 any way
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28


u seemed good to M I" write ual thee most excellent Til
rSa P! "u "shSs' know the certainty Of those things
Day; shOald anu E9uln~s Of years should teach
unfortunate for the world that day, should speak to no
and that multitude Of should teach false doctrine.
Lax , naneai- in Evangelist excellent Thee.
his threatened Work Of demohpg
ii,inr sh degree that forgetting the iosca pruTt
Style he has c.ed ca NE ieC'd head Of Quits catalogue Of
heart TIE following .ui.nad arson,.
ub e m Gs II, & ' s oIS PoSH 1',IGsa ~ Dr.
part o'ie BaceahauieAte Aiirefa which
might have been MISUNDERSTANDING eZ
this hash Of the cold abAkeI meats Of the Baecaau.
2Ihe uas y. changes the word Qualitative
sie ~arms with Biographical error, ami eon,eE; aad.
ia H. sg STgsf TSI "f o. a even mos,
lusion 10 made 20 ..P,heica work Of Dr. Jdkin
eau up s S,E GS an. nd S ana
The two main charges laid at the door q dencmn, oaa
sidy snsiantistcd ~ the r,nIer Of the
piyat- Individuals dsGetr motto President Of col
L. TG geg'IJ1nn hti sGessd a. sSoeer1nee q elias,
tee This eSnJ-ance confined 70 motto selected from y
i,.iuticTu.iv m,ao.,,tdaJ os a. a.sa @ q
s.ss aI the Dr. iuno,ny ,upp5sc nieEOams Of III,
CJhf' The oneryeI, selfish and interruptions
si Of wasas.on coitse dtena 20 ssoa,y Dr. Jpnsr
tSsaspts 10 sTsry g?o1 'T1 ,. , sse.' u 81
Where fhfoph taught" Ai.ureJy charge self
The in.Olrra1t spirit cherished BY gLhOtcl sirIkng
exhibited in the dr,igncy OGcnHye Ia Viii he
tr harmless personality Quits with the bed
Cooper mpuaton for which be has other than M
native malice and tie confession the O the writer, Of
uuparlieuarEng belief IN tie Eg-ue The assumption
position, which ueh Dr. Brseknrdge and pre- Thorn
well have Hes's oy Vndaed, certainly proof Of atheists
mitefialisn.
Let these explanations the for the dtcus
sion Of the pnt a, The Dr. la. compared himself to
hnt will force myself address him his native plraseolCg
sud beg him pick his nnt again" Let the imped
Heg ~ i;T anI manly cDntroys ertmovsd Let she bal
satefs sud ys'naiu baggage. True champion
should preserve per. The writer is not as AIMED
bis afraid defend III The "EiPy ~, JrAu -
bis style there lies than ThrophIus - ng
admit perhaps able 10 undermined. ~ Dr. Junkin will choos
ample the discussion Tie writer h. feady 10 nes hin
ndugts by his Syrrang and barkVoods eoq4enc
We have LOu stpa1sed enough the courtesy Cf the Wing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
az nd dne snnday arrived lasl eveninr.

TnE SENATE yesterday passed number Of small bills
Of them with appropriations good deal Of other
business Of general nature transacted. The alten
ton % the genae occupied for considerable portion
Of tue day with tho NInong lhea and Rlyenswooj Rail
road BILL which ask Gr tie right Of way TO construct
R1ioid from the Pennyyanii line where IL the
NoOong lbelia River to the town Of RiyenswoOd IN tho
county oi JisEsou aud also provides for making the
road "A miles beyond tina; town. The bill advocated
by He2srs. West, Turner and wade. Opposition was
manifested towards on the ground that II was scheme
to with the Oslo River and carry trade north
The taken aud good many Senators finding ii
convenient to be absent about III time, teEe no
quorum voting. No further business could be ransaced
for want Of quorum and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

Sales Of Tobacco by JOHNSON 6 PUGH, ComDnis.
mission Merchants, Richmond, IA
40. - e'
10.
Jno Graves OF Louisa, hid Tugs at 20 25
Watkins of Louisa, hhds, Tugs IS 10; Iear6 TO-
Richard Graves OF Louisa, I thd lugs at a.
Edmund Swift Of Louisa. hid leafat 81 co.
Jas Kean Of Louisa, hid logs at Is 90
ID Davis OF Louisa, I hid lugs at as 60
% Talley Of Louisa, hid ugs at sc 8.
Fox Of Louisa, hhds at SO 81, Us, 8, 8 e5, 9
at Z 60 -
Francisco OF Louisa, Q hhds ut 4 So o u.s.
4 90. Wv
Henry Wilkinson Of Louisa hid at Q.
60. . 80
George Thomson Of Louisa, hhds ut 9, Z 26, 7,
10, 90.
8 80.
ii Melton Of Louisa. hhds at 8 90, 8, Z 6-s g.
Capt Richard A Thompson Of Louisa, 9 hhds at Z rs,
4 Is,
Thomas Waldrop Of Louisa, I hid ate u.s.
WIN II Colo Of l.unenburg, hid at 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

lisou TI.uyb,sr and eh..r., tn. mart, .,..,. :, ~.
rieb as Inc Xhi, mart, snssr =, ,h.n No., Th VII
party canno, truse The people,h, psmee,jc mart, oss
not trust ANYBODY else /, .nns.I. n, ,hs lii Of H.
jory; rish or wong /, HIGHER Law Tbs NH,
knows no law higher than mooey-ihs pemocfst mons
higher than the win OF the msjoy Win m, 6r,, mari,
there l. no Hight and no wrong Inn, ana u;n
e.pediency." With tho Other, there L no dsht or
wrong. only popular and unpopular" Thls party re.
garJs money made a. tho soul OF The human No,
material basis for higher and no6ler developmsnt The
Catholic does homage wafer which baker has m.da
and priest has addressed 10 Latin IL 4 lie bo, mht
Is his God The Protestant wosships the Bible book
n collection OF books written In ink aud Hebrew and
Greek and translated Of tho original tongues will
former TRANSACTIONS diligently revised iauxhteSl and an
pointed read In the churches to him IA Inc Wo
u God. Now Ia the way the whig party worshps
money. lis the Wing Coz, Tho Democrats parry
worshps the majority II Is the Democracy God th
Wing party, matter how the money Is yot-in SNUG
CLING In making selling rum, by stealing sayee-I
Is money-monry-moueyg got. Applause To tho DE.
mocratic party is what the majority vocs-it
IL is the majority. The majority may choose whom they
pe,sebu Polk is As good jackson As soon as he Il
elected and short Pierce long IA tall Jefferson as
he gets In the Presidential chair [Pruouyed
cheers and laughter, The election makes nil men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

James River wyeryh yy'isrJay a, TIL, place aud ,iny
rapidly.
We learn that Al LynchLurg yesterday mornng River was
four inches higher than In the gre, fresh Of Nov br
higher taoy prevou, piod uitnn the memory Of
WeIearn fron gsntlsm,n who sc55vle Absmarle
sunday, that the TAa there from Saturday evening" til Sunday
noon the heaviest tnovn came down 10 tuh foil
FROM pre'en inIieonS, the Fresh bids fair to Of
and much damage to and the canal may be eIp,eed
Tho general rule SORT fears out,trp The
atty We hope II maypfo'e 80 10 the present instance
believe the Packet Bos' DDS Sunday and Monday morning,
have not yet arrived
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
IllklI.

Al Iocklo, Florida. the 9th February, Of congestye
fever, AROBERr MATTHEW'S, youngest Son OF The late
George NJ PAYNE Many friends in Virginia will remen,.
Der The blooming little boy who live years ago. left lheu
saying, I'll am going to Florida. but when I'm man. /
will cone hack That time in Gods Providence was not To
Os aud Ia the inhocece Of childhood he sleeps by Ills Ia
theirs side his little plans all changed by his Savout
The deep forest Of Florida will sing the requiem of
Father aud child till Jesus shsll bid them arise
laS ST. Louis and Memphis papers, will please COPY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
The Dock ConneNion.

Whatever else, the Legislature may omit to do should
not neglect to make provision for the completion oil this
Improvement We understand, that 100000 will enable
the company to perfect it by the LIST OF May IL tha'
sum be granted the work will To be suspended
Every OF Richmond, is Interested in the conf
pe,ion Of this conncxon IL will enable farmers 10 get
guano aud plaster at 10 cents less on the ton-and VII"
y opcnng the river aud the to thcm give Increased
competition for their grain and them from the effects,
which they have than experienced this season.
Of glut in the basin. 1t is estimated that the revenue
from the Dock will amount at least to sIO,00O-whch
consideration alone should induce the additional appropr
atiop necessary to complete il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
hHrEk WHITE, Commisslen Merchant,
RICHMOND NAR6,FTS p,.,r. o.

h0HM0ND MARKETS; FEnnuARY s7
nAsos-New Mountain cured, hog round, i.s cts.
y Jai.s n.n,o Baltimore Sides SO; Shoulders
BUrrER1aoshsn. 10 as cents; stock Of Mountain
large and dull, at 10 . ~ cent?
COFfEE.-we quote Rio ~ . 10 o. r.,,,. q.
ls i'2c; Java IL i.s IL; Mocha IL a 10 IL eta
Tue stock Of R'o and Laguyra In marke: Is very much
CORN MEAL-soaso cents.
flsh-Aaekerel, No. Is. small, TAT Ia: tho latter
for Boston Inspection Iialiia, Herrinxs, No ia
FLouR-The late accounts from Europe have mn act.
ed the market and NC haro no sales rcportwe quote
| notninsly u 34aS. @ -' = fNSN
GUANO-<bO l.2 cash.
GRAlNS--Beans, white, 81 per busheL
Corn 30 cents per bushel.
Oats, 4Oa42 2 cts per busheL
Peas, biackeye, s7l-2 cts per bushcL $3.50
Rye, 20 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT Is depressed aud prices irregulsr-ve ouo,o
81 BOA 10 as TO quality.
hAf-Nor.herns selling at 81 on the wharf. In de-
IRoN-Pig $sS 40 por ton. except In smsl, o.r,.,.
swed,s sloo Trcdegar and English refined 5000; Com
mon English 1Oa 10; up country bar 7Oa7b
I.ARD-In bills II, kegs II a II I Q cents,
LuMBER-Plani, inch. t2s; l-e do $a6; I Id do
Ssoses l2; do ~ l2ais; Sd do 1000 Wr.,hsr
s scs'ans Sis igals according to quality Scouting
GINA Flooring, rough sisaeo. Tobacco Box boards But
ton"ooi 9oaSoOO. 6.S Poplar 2Oa25.OO; Susanel,snna
Inch iOais.oo. White Pine. No. I. ss 80. White
Pine, No 9, ssassoo Joist Timber 1900 Lathe. worth
Leo per A. for rven l.7b for sawed Shineies n fair
article worth 4toa4.76 per ", supply moderate with
good demand.
LIQUORS. hiskey Richmond, Rec,iHed. 80 cent,
casi-deand good Tuscaloosa cents; Cincinnati
rectd. much wanted, 10; Old Family Rye, "a; Rich.
arsons Old Family 80; Richardson's No. 76; Bamgurd.
ners Old Rye. SIS; Onondaga Family 20; UnonJags No.
10 Mountain, G0a65; Brandy, common Imitation,
asaioc common 9TH proof, IbaGoc., cash. Otard, Du.
phys, 50 Siab Hennessy, 81 3.la5; Pinot 4 Co. 1884
40; Apple, 4balbc. Gin, American common, s7as9cc
Holland, sl.loal. zoe. N. f. Rum, 37a3sc.
LIVE SroCR.-(J. Shocks Rcport)-Beer Cattle.
scale weight, $3s5aSi.25 gross Extra quality cum.
mani moderate. -
hoLASSES-Ncw Orleans 90 30 cents; Cuba No.
asses Porto Rico in hhds., S0a3s Sugar House Sy-
rup IN 6hl.:. Sass; Refined 40: Common do 2saeI
PLASFER Lump l.2. Ground So
ShLi-from wharf ls5alsO; FROM store l9Oase
- SunAhS-We quote Porto Rico ba6i.i cents
N. orleans ! u q cents; Crushed aud Powdered . l.
a . cts; C0nee Sugar, Q 8 4 q l.2c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

III MOTHERS uuEAsr CIOTiIs-The,e Cloth. wall do
more TO prevent Rising breasts speedy
relief to pain in the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
cold or ether than thing
day They without 10 the mo.
ther aud procured and during period nursing
Whenever any dsagreeabe symptom Of hardness inflammation
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In every instance prevent the Rising
sands who suffer DEATHS during period nursing
Tor using these Cluihs accompany them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ApIE f GRAY,
Main str
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

RAILROAD AcciDESr.-The failure Of the Do'lhrrn mall
Sunday, owing to accident that beel tue train
about 10 miles this side Of Fredericksburg The train
Into stream the cnlycrt which had been torn
up 10y the Hood Of water which had just fallen. The mail
and baggage were pccpitsel into the water aud
the engineer aud two servants severely injured
though fortunately no lives were lost
Ihe mel due Sunday arrived last evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

The Macon Telegraph speaking of tn" adjournment OF
the Georgia LegAture has the following hit at that body
not aogeu.r INAPPROPRIATE to the Legislature Of this
State.
alt las been as usual unul.uous, excited, hilarious
aud ursatiict0Ty session. Wcmiy IN perfect truth say
ui it, that much hss been done should have been rf un'
done AID dat plAuy things that not done should
,y. b.cn done Ihe=e sins of oni-son and commission
49, fear will tie lang remembered hy the state To our
minds the thing has demonstrated through series
al sons"f our Legislature running 'hro"Sa prroh OIL
ten y,as that uul, the people determine To inuse
rn aud craftsmanship into tie two Houses that ins's
of Ls9ani terms l. 'ssa"re every decade will he
quite sntic'ui.;,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

The new drin' o. hi "oiJh ani ts PI,ous- pre,enI al
the The,te during cieh nFh of last uses va, y.y v.bIy
rs'e'YeL Ith'toms DE parts AMI we'll performed The
interest OF the play inrrs ed az repeaej Saturday
drew zoe hol'e Tag n3iny h,y, become familiar
with ID hPir ssd are abs to nIks ~ s more attractive
u VII tsplsysI sE,i io.osbt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
DrrhdsiuT- In Europe.

A Paris paper OF the LIST of February, SAYS tia;
enough wheat and -four has been imported into
France TO feed the people Of that country ill next
harvest, and IL is stated that Paris alone has on
hand seventy eight days supply This statement, aud
the large imporations at Liverpool from this country are
assigned the for the decline reported by the st
steamer The imports TO Liverpool constitute rcasona.
BILE cause for decline, and would the statement from
Paris, if be But Of that have doubts Moth.
lug appears French paper except by authority Of Go
vernme6t-and as the French Government is aud has
been for sir months past the creates. Spectator bread
stus in the world, its representations lie received
with grains Of allowance. Last summer a. soon g.
1t asccrtaned that the crop deficient fully third
all the French papers With accord declared that the
deficiency was greatly exaggerated and HAT there was an
abundance for the support Of the country. Grain FORTH
with declined, aud Bonapartes agents bought Iargeyi-
The same game may be played now. About four weeks
ago the London Times stated that the French deficiency
would amount TO sixty -four millions Of bushels and t,
French agents had been sent 10 various quarters OF the
world 10 buy gain. Upon the heels Of this comes tic
statement that France has plenty to supply her till ner,
harvest IL may be so-but We doubt IT, II Iouis Nnpo
leon wanted more wheat for less money this was very
good means Of getting IT, Tue high price the lst Of Feb
rnary caused the farmers in all the Atlantic States to bring
forward all they bad. When once anoa IL must he eth
sold or storedand most Of them would prefer ~ sell
whatever the price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

III" The proposition tor holding Editorial COnvcn.
lion by contemporaries Of the Taey meets ri. .Leir
general concurrence. Winchester 5auutOn,s suggest.
ed as tie place for meeting, aud the st Of May the time.
It is proposed to adopt general rules for the proec
ton OF the interests OF tue fraternity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

c5s' The price Of tobacco is noS becoming the en-
crossing topic with many Of the good people i'll Virginia;
war in Europe, il has been generally supposed, would
diminish the demand for it. This will be the case, no
Doubt il the Governments do not give ratonS oil tobacco
but should they give raton the price will be enhanced
as Governments better paymasters than individuals
We have sean stated that tobacco ratons now sup
piled TO the French army and to some extent 10 that o'
England We DO not know that such is the fact however
the price is becoming every year less aud less de-
pepdant on The foreign demand The domestic market
aLsorbs' nora aud aore-and unless the quantity in
creased. will by aud by consume the whole.
As To the last years crop, nov Gaming TO market the
quantity is below an average. The quality is variable
About Laf of i-that which planted early, Ia very
Gnrtl. rest is as vile stuff rs was TRANSMITTED into
Caycudrsh's best by the aid Of 'mountain dew
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
STOCKUOLDER.

Mr. VIM. Tlbb. au sste";.cl citizen Of York county
committed suciic SUNDAY. it is supposed that lie
was abor"g under temporary appreciation Oi mind
r'rinuced Uy succession Of domestic ailctiousNor
fnM Bcaen, FIL. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28
RIcHnoND NArxrr, ~, ., No.,

,Acco-sra and rseslps Of Larger than u,uL at
hs season OF the
az 70 Sao, NV tsss AZ AZ TO ~. ~ 10
~. osed y,e nlh. rns MANUFACTURING u 10 sio
We hear Of setlons to-day. -s~ ~ s->'sss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

,Eg-The Legislature Of Georgia by unanimous vote
in the House, and only three dissenting voice. in the
Senate have passed resolutions in favor oi the Nebraska
Bill. One OF the resolutions says that opposition
to the principles Of this bill in relation t" the
subject OF slavery is regarded by the people of
Georgia as hostility the South, And that all persons
Who psrakc in such opposition unit to be recognized
as component pars of any party organization not hos
tile 10 the South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-28

az The Petersburg Erp,ss states that the horse
hcf, Dunnavant was captured on Saturday last aud
lodged In the Petersburg jail On Friday night two men
observed smoke Issuing from the Woods in The neigh
borhood Of MatoHca and knowing that there wa, no hab
ilation 10 that direction their suspicious were aroused that
DunDayant was lurking about the spot On
tbther they found bin seated by ERE preparing his
par Upon seeing them he OF The two men pur
sued him for distance but length lost sight Of
him The ncTt morning he taken by two other meu
tho prisoner s described attaining to his twentieth
year until nest November, although muscular and
powerful, snd Weighing perhaps 40 lbs
IN Tho death Of tien Robert Armstrong devolves the
duv upon the Ilousc OF Representatives elect another
ptiater hr Nicholson, Ibc phrtaer Of Gen. Armstrong
in the Uniob Office, viii be candidate for the place
Beverly Tucker, Of the SeHtHd is also spoken Of aS
candidate With pretty good ohauess No time has yet
pPSn been 6Ssj fof The election.