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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-22

stone Hscr;bcs to Agriculture the OF ,in
OF Civilization, Society and Law he
says the art of agriculture by rcgu
lar connection and consequence, intro.
duced and established the idea of II
more permanent property in the soil
than had hitherto been received and
adopted. II was clear that the earth
would not produce the fruits in sutti.
cicnt quantities without the assistance
Of tillage; but who would be ut the
pains oftiling it if fanotlier might seize
upon and enjoy the products of his
industry, art and labour Agriculture
then begat property, recourse was had
to civil society, which brought with it
long train of inseparable concomi
tants, States, Governments, laws, AMI
the public exercise Of religious duties
II then such i, its great importance, is
it not matter Of congratuiation that
it is beginning to receive the attention
it deserves? that the wise are now
studying its theories, and the practical
arc developing its facts, the old are
improving the eXpcflence Of their
iornler Years and the young are trying
the experiments of modem systems
But nothing, sir, has contributed more
to the advancement Of this art, than
the formation Of Agricultural Societies,
where nlilid and thought arc brought in
contact and frightened by uttrition.
In the countries oi the ole W Grid, the
improvement Of their IIusbandry is
one of the tavoritc objects of the pa.
tronagc OF government, and in our own
Republic j. has attracted the attention
OF our Federal Legislature, in the es
tabllshment of departments devoted
to its study ap' the diffusion knowl.
edge for the Improvement Of The peo.
pie. Auxiliary to this, the formation
OF Agricultural Societies, throughout
The several States Of tho Union has
been very rapid and extensive, and
now almost every State can point TO
her bureau, or her county Society, TO
attest her interest in ills vitul art
l:rvate inuniiicence also has endowed
Profcssorships in our Colleges to teach
the Science to onr youth, aud public
intelligence az marked out the policy
of establishing Industrial Uuivcrsl.
lies. 1t is true indeed that in South
Carolina, public interest, as evinced by
the formation Of public bodies, has
boen but slowly aroused to this i'm.
portant subject. Her first Agricultur
al Convention was held in Co!um uia
in the year 1889, and now she nun
bcrs within her borders not moro than
six or seven distinct societies. But,
sir, though she has enterce late in this
nob!s race, yet she has put her should.
ITO tho vince! with right good will,
and seems now resolved to harness
fortune to the plough. May that aus.
plcious day soon como, and may our
Association, though so recontly organ
ICED, DO the harOidger of that success,
iul improvements, by which similar of.
forts havo been every whore rewarded.
! hayc thus cndeavosea, hfr. ptesS$s
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For the Sumter Banner.
sumter Agricultural Associa.

Inc second Annual Meeting ofthis
association was held on the 9th alt
at the Temperance Hall, which. to. I
gether with the enclosed lot. had haann,55
Kindly rendered by the order Of the
Sons Of temperance for tic .dise S ,of
the Association. g. Ss:s5 8 s.
i rom the want Of mora general III. nd
t'ce OF the day Of meeting, tho as.
semblage was t.as large rs iiud been
anticipated Still, the, atteudauce;walss
quite numerous, embracing persons
from almost every. part of, our exttesni, !.
sIve District. The exhibition of Stock
embraced zine specimens of domestic
animals, both of the natipe and nislT.4 ;npJo.:
red stock. j. The collection Of SAMPLES
OF Grain was quite large and attrac.s
i've, showing an increased energy on
the part ofthe members of. tho AS
,oclntion 10 improve in ttnlt branch Of
a. ,,sculigreSIEthe raisinvIl Of Bread.
4.;: domestic deraFtnenr. rfro1faH,, \ !
small. embraced soms articles which,
would have suffered nothiug from d
comparison with any afticles of d
similar description at any exhibition
The long line Of coops, well filed
with the ieathered tribe, could NOT
have failed to have given entire sattig!
faction to the most tanetul Sadmirer !:
tor really it was q tincy show, embra,
cling all the known species. from the
beautiful sprightIy little Bnatam ,o
the huge Shanghae:
About the hour Of one. o'slock ii,s
company assembled in the tTemnerr-
ance Hall. After nm aEpfGpriate prayyss. iljy.s5
er, by the Rev. Noah GrahailHi. Mr.
Henry l.. Pinckney, jr., the anniveer..
sary orator, was Introduced by the
President to the audience, and enlis.
ted their feelings and chained their at.
tention for near al hour, by q chaste:
classical and eloquent address. '
immediately after the address, on on
motion Of NJ. Caldwell, Esq, It VAS VAS
RESOLVED, lhata u committee ofsthree
be appointed t" request ofMr. Pinck.
ney copy Of his address for publica-
ton. /;
Under the above resolution; the
Chair appointed the following gentle
men to constitute that committee. viz.
C"I. VIM. Nettles, Gen. S.. r. Chan.
dler. and Dr.J. c. Hnynsworth. S.,
The unpires were then instructed
10 examine stock, &c, and made their
reports. .ra w
In about two hours the meeting Waa
again called to order--the ydriuus
committees submitted their reports:
Owing to the lateness ofthe hour, and
the absence of large majority of The
bers, who lived some distance
from the village, and were compelled
TO leave early, the, transactionsof fir
ther business was postponed until thssss
9Th inst. '.s,s ,s.S
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our soil; and although it may not have
realized the sanguine hope Of its
author, yet the very effort itself. SO
skillfully presented, forms an era of
interest in the history Of our husband
ry. And now another pioneer has
launched his boat upon the tide Of
Expcrime .tal Industry and ere long
we may see the hill top Of our State
crowned with the greet glorics of the
Vine and tcoming with its rich liba
tons. Chemistry has analysed and
exp aimed to us the mysteries of the
earth; and Science has explored and
revealed to us the arcana of nature;
upon every side we see the evidences
OF Ilvely y and awakened spirit, and
the impulse OF success has quickencd
the energies Of Industry. Enterprise.
hasswnsed her fight to untrcquen,ed
isles OF the ocean and. rs with the
talsman of the Eastern geni, has
struck from their barren rocks the
gathered treasures of unnumbcred ages.
ihc eye OF the patriot delighted t"
llnger on the prospect, and TO rcvcl in
the vision ofluxnriant fields that live
in beauty, dressed in the mantle of
perennial green; for, Sir, the true tound.
alton Of conntry's greatness is her
Agriculture. 1t matters very little
about her exhaustless mines of gold;
or her untathomcd caves of pearl
every stream that sends its sparkling
tribute to the Ocean might Le n PuctU-
ius, and every lake might glitter viii,
the wealth of Olnari's iabied waters,
yet upon her agriculture at least de-
pcnds her prosperity and SUCCESS.
Look Mt Spain: Scarcely more than n
century ago, Fortune poured into her
lap the untold riches of her Western
dominions, and filled hor Golfers till
they burst with gold. lniamed with
the greed Of gain every Industrial
pursuit was neglected in the mad
desire OF rapid wealth. and while her
streets were glutted with the precious
metals OF the earth, her p opIe starved
tpG bread and now feeble and ene:-
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%fiss$s4l5 ssi$s$i% s sst.
&c. s%o,, soa ~ RonERT puVAL DRo Main
ms nnsIs ss.dr are Of the zines. an. and such viii
county. " ''' '''' ''s''n'" !" '''S
n nsEsS s Whit Witt Ksa.y 5.s.
~ s.%sS@nw Fuzzy r%Ipl.. iGLfs Purple Cape
TaSl Pa,iS S.er.e. Larr. Fla. Dutch e,
" "m ,.i 70 pc, Green cared ssSo;, DamhsSd ssScy
GG, s.- Wt D scs h Lag s,i %"'' Cattle
Cn'ss-Broad Leaf Gard,n
Log . ss:s. i. %.ss
s ,sS rs.sIr rSI 1gs,rra
s: w troy, ND, Dutch
SS.sHcsm"
0sios white and Red
P,Fslrr- Curled
pansSir- Cop Large Dutch
Pas sloea, EstIy Bhcps EsrJ Drsrf Duarf Blue
PrSg.si,n, pyat G,se. Imperial, D~aIf Marioufst
hisrta- Lpr scarlet, salmcS, RED sud whit. rornp
siLsigr-Or Oyster Plant
sFiSSIcm Hound saroy
TCFsr-Rsd Top, White Plat, Dales HybrJ Lsrre NorfOlt
AIso,-swsel and Pc, Herb Feeds
FLOWN stEps, hne assortment
lisp ssp luerrnc, Gra,s leeds, eae. teiO
TS ieS S%SgSr H%G iS 'h%s%s We *:
sS n nhIng siSe Iss saaI" 70 bis ,Ssh o. eG.e
Med ofcr 10 the city every article
would Is.pss.fay friends and he public gene.
sUeLs CroS, Porto Rico, New Orleans, Powdered, Loaf
Crushed and Coffee
Coyyod Java, Naroabo LsCnyra, Rso Manis, Costa Rso
and Mocha.
Rico NolsUsI % hhds Portland Syrup Cuba MOasse,
Lowering a 90. sagar House syTup.
Tsl-Pppshopg ooopg Gunpovdsr Young Tyson, some
very choice
sitr--IIyerpooi hued sackp.
OASpLss Sperm Adamsntne Talov whole haboIes
soAra-O various kinds HEnRwo-No. and q Gross md
Out FAus-An sizes (0ld Dominion Brandy IeoS-sWSeds's
go per ~.
PANTY Roe nerrlng bb Bacon sides, Shoulders and
Ham, Also Spices Of AL kinds Plough Lines Cords Pow
Der Hhot Shoe Thread Wrapping Letter and London
Mustard London Porter starch Blue Cotton Yarns Ofsd
stones Glover Seed together with general
goods bought families consisting MaeoAronI Vermi.
cena Almonds, Rsisns, Pecan Nuts Lemons,
cheese John Bull Reading and Royal Table SAUCE Toilet
various kinds Prne Cocoa Chocolate Boms and
many other articles, making my assortment complete
HUENNEssEY uHANDy,-a half pipes Of good qua.
~ hty'for by
MoIAssEs.-2Sot S' choke New oris.n,, ia store fsI
Iva safe by l,sl LEWIS wEBB SON
uloit1ai uNET~- 20 casks Assorted sizes receiving mar
~ 'ehr' hhhmopc, Nnd for sale By
a., Q. ! sIHToN A CO.
~ Ego of The olreaar Cav, n Main street.
~ IshM .hNDths-2oJ boxes New Bedf5Td spsIn Can
'ss E6AoSp, DAVENPORT Co,
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d'IIGFdgus-Nhiie Giant.
driirhoEe-Large Globe.
BeuHs-Large Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
DroAi Windsor.
SNAP Redns--Early yellow (:
Six Weeks; do Mohapb, do CHI.
ma; do Valentine do; Dalf Nj on;
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
Fairly Blood Turnip,
Rooted; do Yellow do do: Long
blood; VIII te silesisn; Prenca
Sugar; MAngei WurtIcl.
Brocoli--Purpls Cape; White
Cape.
tuLbdge-Esrly York: Large
do; Eaily Sugar Loaf; do Raj.
tertea; do OShcari; do vanack;
do Nonpareil; Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head, Large bergen; Green Curl.
cd Savoy; Drumhcad Savoy; Red
Dutch for Piekling.
tdHllfOtrsr-EaTly and Late
Cdcrg-whits Solid; Red do.
Cdrr0t-Long Orange; Fairly
Horn; Aitringham; White Field.
Cress--Curled or Psppcrgrsss.
tHcHmber- Early Yfame; do
Cluster; Long Ore n; Long Green
southgaie: White spincd; Cher.
kin.
COrn-Early Sugar; do Tusca.
rora; do Yellow.
kndire-Grsen Curled.
kgg Plant.
K'le-s.berlan curlsd; Rape
or Cole.
Loet-Large Scotch.
L,fUce-koyhi white Head;
Ice Drumhead; white Cos /;
BfoNn Dutch; CuTled India or
| Cane.
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q .AkDas sk.bs, WARRANTED TREsh AND GENUInr-
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Aeion-urcsn caron; Pine
Apple; Huimsy.
Water YsisH-Hinest Lind.
NastariiLn.
NgsfdTd- Hack and White.
OniOn-silyeT Skin; White
PoItnga; yellow and Red.
Ol'rd.
Peas-Hstrs Hariy; Early Msy;
WAshiDgtoA;do Frame; do ChsTl-
ton; nvsIf blue Prus,iAn; do
NArrowfai; bishop Dwarf p, olino
Pdrsnf s-LOng Smooth
French; Guernsey.
PdrSiey-Curied.
PeIIer-Large Bell, or Bun
Nose; Tomato shsped; Cayenne.
u um pr ia-Large yellow
Yield.
RhUbOrb- Victoria.
| Rd5dish II ong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip; white do;
Yellow DO; Long Salmon; Black
sanish.
Sdlsaty-or Vegetable Oyster
PlSnt.
I Spindch--Rounj leayed.
| S9udSh-fArly Bush; Bell.
| IOmdfo--large Red; do Vel.
! low; Egg.
Mrnip.-rarly Plat Datch; do
ned Top; Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; Rata Baga; Dsle's
Hybrid.
| HHrbs-Anpise; Carrouay;
Thyme; CoriandeT; Lavender;
Sweet Basil. Rosemary; Sage;
Summer sayoTy; Sweet Mario.
rum; peue.
WA. PALMER.
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gsa 49, ~ ssss 49, ~

H IS Ss ASS on
aud the ish instant through ticket. to BaSo,s
route via Washington. the following terms, viz: .
To Bs,i,nore, at
~.,, .ssais to the passenger and eatfass
through and as ave daily rha
New y" T. 1s1 oaGs @ d a.
Ter, be at no loss for cheap and comfortable
The through ,eOve allow rea,Onsb Sq,n 10
BALTIMORE withOst detrment to any privileges
conferred BY them. .r.o, ~ r,>: Su.u,
Rchlasnd, August ~, 1853. ! anls
" 3, ssa1ss Ss ss Kidney. and
arising from & a o OF to % lead
Dr as n sG Or s
s e. s c nss% ha ssSo sna
ss; Ds P.n St h .s Bs
c1. Limbs Sudden r EH' ,s. q Heal BSn
sn st S
soS No l2o Arch street, Philadelphia.
By ssn sIf preparation in he states
aer 'tie pSy.iei.E: had failed
yreas virtues IN diseases tn, Liver aniles.
ieetiOn. ~shal SAFE certain and
TIL. Saturday Gazette DIX uoorLANDs
seis that we termed Patent Med
% see sns pcSaend Dr. Bers
ls N &c Of hs day are Hs.d
FORGOTTEN hs.T guilty Of mischief but
established university isi anu Sh'eh mas me
the hearty approval Of the faculty Itself"
"Sooirs Weotiy," said. August Gs >, n, ,,..
"Da HoFIAsD GEExis BrTfR rnanutaetured oy VI yAck
By acme OF The most prominent
S Ssa sue r eS Of
Advantageous their health we tnas roHa experience the
BAlaiary effect they'll upon weak sysieu.s'
MORE EVIDENCE
Moore Esq, OF the Daily News said, oetober 3lst:
"DH HeDrL.xbs BTEE''c trying this
medicine stubborn disease OF the bowels aud wit;
bottles derived benefit from the experiment.
than derived previously from year, Of A0pa'e treatment
HInelne, Mayor Of the city Of Camden, New JeT
ssy; says: -. W. B., .... ,..,v ,,,,.,,,-
notices medicine which they
Inquiry respecting its merits From inquiry
diseases Of the liver and digestive and h
powerful Hnaeneet -xeris upon nervous rea
Iurpng. and strengthens the bringing then
into state Of rrPose, making sleep reire,hing -,
this medicine more generally USED We are ,ahsdt
th majority OF real and magaAry disease, eanAte
epidemc generally This extraordinary
wise friends who an ndsPossd, to give trial lit S
II should fact be family No other
medicine can produce such evidences Of merit"
" '' THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
TO- street. below Sixth Philadelphia and b!
respectable dealers generally throughout the country.
iesGiy PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.
HIOOi,Eit, OSBORN CO., Carriage Man as-xs 9
EH ut.e,ursrs and De>lers, No. ans Maj. street, 49,
taahRiaesRfs Shftk- SsS,i seiTPaii9nl o.
fon OF stock is embraced tie following list which
KEEP during the season. specially
nd .ne public to give a call
5 Sfsssh Coaches n Standing Top Rsroaehe'
Six Seat oharotiees Four Wagons
Rock and no Ton Dog do
Tive seat Rockaways I" F." Root
Pour seat Jenny Lind do Top and Top Buggies
Two RockAways sulkies
Failing Top Barouches Carryans
Also several second hand every description
Harness mills
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dts Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Nv IhM NOTWITHSTANDING Is Ensl,h Reports IN
v,S ST I Pss Of the cSny y,nsps Tmenay and Re-
The Virginia Reports al The reiueed prices, for sale
PUMP ''N-' s & iTR'.f Eo sss for
ies No. S2rearl street.
fe2 SMITH 4 ROBERTS, No. 81 Pears,.
ALxEY & LIPsComIr ism si,ee., offer fos sale:
s SY .sSn PRIME Ls5gny,a C.ass landing to-day
! pipe .apsf.ar MaGsii. wO O diree, Importation
S H.tnn ds Ss %in. g%'' and q'do
20 Havana segars, Of superior quality jars
RIAGKSMIIIi's TOOLs.-we offer for ,ale on IA
S ss.Ss asiS.. r,s% SGe%gn aay
Double and single Hand scres Plate,
Stocks and Dies; sledre and Hand Hammers
RAspG iies Of every description.
,9a Opposite msSsra IL T. r. wv Fry assn Sons
ENHEsH ARRIVALS OF BoOTs, SHOES, &C.
Gse.' Que Grs,a and Double sols ,ls, SON. make)
MEMS Heavy water Proof Boots.
Aso s,E, a,.Otmsn q Tnnt. anil c, pc. Bars Of all
!" which i p iifaSn WITS "a RI psG pSTSRy
JAS No lis west Main street,
smen g. his l,r% "Tun EAU w ~ on Of hs s Gen
h. has ever offered at this season Of the over shoes
iee. as he a. no d."si vii give .s, f. S S
'"" "e 'e'Ie'"'J soheIs an IN watt 10 HVe IN cHn.
D. Heh'' also on hand COOL r'm'nt Of Frsa;
As1ya, received BY express, lot Of
,,a ''' N''' and ~ h Iai ~
VDLsA1TdrEID ED. I G,, ANP SrooNsA ,,n..
quality, just received aud for ssieiow by
Iaai sign Of the Circular Saw, AZ Main st.
'O"o''' "rur' IF'"S 1g,S' &, ~, y
- w. pANEHro"I, HIdEh w.
T. I,n - Me ycstttl Ion han a sv
- 9ssaihh Cloth Talma. being e'irou. lot
mESpgRsoN nURcu,
leo No. 50 Main sl,stt
@ wbd Ill sad %h a'f ma EaI5 sPg o. ysry ssgd
feS 80 ~ ! mEsbfRs oS ' 4 1GRcu.
EDnIoDiCAL DEroT.-J W. RANDOLPH can supply all
cS abe" ~ a %@a 1q Sa S5
DeDov southern Qualer ,sray MsssngsT Virgins Medical
' LIVING ' Ss sDS Put
d,cogn, WI be who take the Southern M,g,
tines 10 connection With othsrs. Jas1
Sr ssS boxes 'sa'' b, Tfss SI;'h
~. ~ AMP H''LE 'Ow BsEtSg6ST s
6 Discount Rsady nsson Tom a?s ere vols NC
GS"y s F Es"s .'' s" s%:D
sLsiVhn q ne Irish B.s bys She'll with Memoir
Ssp al. rS' R. is9DSsi r yS s t sa
loo Bg,s NO. m.cKEREIe r'seIyi3s g, sale;
NAIIs.-GOO tSgs, assorted, for sale by
~ hl EDWIN WORKMAN q co.
STUAHT's LOAF, CRUSHED, aud Ooage Sugars,
- for sale BY
Eel EDWIN WORKMAN 90.
n lME.-virsnia Lime, In sor and fore sale by
~ felq WINSTON a POWERS.
&s% I %ss$: S,:;i g s;s Ss
for sale BY tfeIOl WINSTON PowERs.
III ICOuICE.-120 cases "Ynurria" sud q. ". brands
H for sale by
felo DAVENPORT. ALLSN co,
iSess, tol A gAHt" "OrT as;a ssSssn
AaoUyrAiN nAtoN AyD LtRD.- 4sOD Its. prime Noun
IvH tain Baeon % kegs ana hkins Lard, Tor sale By
eT EpwIS woRfHka q co,
O1 nmDs. sides and ssOuisn-PsriIs -
81 81 Jas. WINSTON,
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D ICIIMOND AND DANyIIIE nAlINoAp-opr

~ iCiii0ND AND DaNYIIL.E RAILROAD OPEN TO
M, OyERBYS, 81 MILES ~ ~
On and after Monday, Oct 3D. 1853 III. regular
will daily Sundays e1espte Rchmond and
$3.50 O'N'
The Train will for following points
Manchester, Robou's, Coal Piel Mat
oax Chula Amelia Court House. wyanokr JenningI
OysTiy's. ~ '>''
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, AN Returning leave overby's
at ~ 20 O'Clock, =. NJ. '
Chiidrsi over 10 and under Is price
travelling be
that be and must be
Cars. - vs. >
Passengers for Halifax c. II. Danyile Mes,rs
fagg Co.'S four horse coaches at OveTby's daily.
Tor Greenborongh Germantown Salem, and Salisbury
North Carolina Messrs horse
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays overby Pas.
singers for Carksyie Milton, ~ CaronA can
meet Moss Cos Coaches at oveIbys Tuesdays
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, a Overbys
Passengers for LynebuIg Railroad and Fisgy
Cos Stages daily. go :
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ASPARAGUS.
hrrT-l.ong Blood, Mangl,
WuTtzel, French sugar, Karl,
Turnip, &C.
Large Windsor, RED
Specified Valentine, Chins
White, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-,
lima.
BRoccou-Purple Cape, Ger,
man. Scotch Kale.
CABBI0E- Early York, Larg,
York, Ok Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early BAttersea, Drum,
head do, Savoy, Green Curb d
Savoy, klat Dutch, Red Dutch
Philadelphia.
cARRnI-Long Orange. Early
Horn, Aitrinrham.
CAUuFLOwER-Iarly and late.
ChLsRY-white aud Red, So.
lid.
CRnsS-Curled.
CUcuhBER-Long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PLAsr-Purple.
EsDiyE and LrrI
LVcERSg SUD
No seed, except those rsceIv,
Kept for sale In our estAblishtnsi
All orders for Trees, Shrubs,
dreih and J. 8. siniOn. i;it with
q
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'gNnE UNDERSIGNED will the ship Cbanlery and
HAsKiNs LIBBY, Rockets.
Thankful lvors, otd
customers aud the public general pedgng myself rive
general satisfaction. ~
seS IUTIPu Itptv
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LrTrrcE-Early Cabbage. Roy
al do, Curled India, brown
Dutch, Green and White Cos,
India.
MrtoS-Nutmeg and Citron.
NAsIuEuuA.
OKRA.
osios-silver Skin, weath.rs-
field.
PARsLEY-CuTled.
PARsSIP-SugRr.
PEAs-LandIeth's Extra, Ear
y Frame, Large MarrowfAt,
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
PrrPrR- Picking, Larse Sweet
PUnPEIs.
RADrsH-Long Salmon, Long
Scarlet, White TuInip, Ned do,
Black Spanish.
HHunARA-
S1IsATY.
sPisAcu.
SQUASH.
TuRsiP-Plat Dutch, Red Top,
Large Globe, Ruts BsHa, Large
Norfolk.
Per HrShs-Assortmsnt.
from ID. Landreth, are offered or
G., from the Nurseries Of ID. Lam
he subscribers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON 4 bR0THiR,
or ID. Lshdreth, lI5 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
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euger
purchasing tickets at the oce Richmond and 10
those who take the cars where tickets NJ sold.
The rates for children for those three
twelve years Of
passenger taken up at point not designated will be required
10 pay The charge from the last delegated point
ger desiring to leave the train point pay
the charge to the next place designated.
up at any point on the road to be down
road charged
and no charge will be made for distance
except small carpet bags ladies'
a that are not likely To jure the furniture
permitted ON the passenger Ct
Nothing except wearing apparel and the necessary
tces for travellers will carried as bayyny. and
the company will hot be responsible for specie
reNelry anything
for that only when placed In the baggage
Passengers eautionsd
carr or passing backward and forward the cars
motion. -
Passengers win not be permitted platforms
the when in motion.
Passengers requested KEEP THEIR YEET OFF THE
SEATs or from Otherwise detacing the
OF poeness the part OF the
agents. others.
The Express Train going either way will stop
down passengers at the Port waNil
halfway station aud Manchester points
circumstances.
The Mail Train will stop either Of points
and nj other pacesSw Greek Port
ys Crossing Clover Hill Junction. Halfway Station
Crossing
Temples Turnout Manchester.
BY OhDkR Boa DIREcreks
y2O--u TlOS. DODAMEAD Suprrnt rud.nt
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Hhi-soiLT iON or CO.PAIrrNt IsIIIP-The Partnershr
~ heretofore existing tween the subscrber IL this day
solved by mutual consent All persons having
Them fo payment and all those Indebted please
ana see Their respective accounts early possible
~ith thlerO US. X. U. HAsRIHs
Sept !, 1858. LUTHER IInnY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27

- "a SPRING SUPPLIES OF ROOTS
II SeDRs AND sIfOE5-w II. ARLINGTON q co
Norfolk, Va would call the every 10 yir'
giniA and North Caroina to their "
WHOLESALE STOCK or BOOTS AMI SHOES
Ouered Tor sale at reasonable prices credit months
Their LAHGE NEW STORE, No 81 Main Horfolk
Ihtlr stock cun'. SITS ia part follow.
lO,ODO pair Meas Kip Brogaus, various qualities
1910 Gents Calf aLd dne Wax Leather BOotees
1000 Mems Split Brogaus
1000 GenlSCaif Oxford Ties
5000 :" " Fancy CATERS. Patent Leather Shoes. and
other fashionable styles Of Dress shoes
qualities - - F '' ~
$500 % women's Peg Buskns, different kinds
iNp " scwed Z" Calf Goat
l"o"O Ladies' Gait,r Boots, Jenny OF
Fancy styles Of Ladies' sIocs
luNp Womens cheap Morocco Shoes, various nds
1InO MISC aud Chldren's ShOes all kinds
,3,Wo Boys and Y'uths Doote.S A..
W u ADDNGIOS co. have just added 81 90, 900 uoTh
OF boots a Shoes o. their Spring siock
theiTsto Wv " ~ '
Trans months credit W. u. ADDIEdroH 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27
MONLi,s FNiR PRfcMIUSis.
PHiLE MEDALS have Just been -
awarded To M, M very sl.gsnt aud superior

Exhibited by the subscribers PAN - "
liSh making The above
poIany 10 return their thanks s nds m
extensive and liberal patronage
nJ assure them that palms shall sustain the
already attained, the
To & Tor their insnmen!s thu large.
10 I1tuic TO promptly meet every demand fIon,
whether dealers Others, 10 examine our
'P'ehu'u ASSORTMENT Def purchasing else where.
GkovEsTEkN 4 TRUsLOw sS5 D,o.du.Y nv
N p..,. - lAdjoining 81. Mich, las IIotei)
their Planes hve years suece,.en saT ~ re, 70