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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Col. Riggs then moved that the Convention ad-
Journ sine die, and III making the motion congratu.
lated the members upon The harmony which had
prevailed and upon the bright prospects Of victory
before them. The President then arose AID adj
dressed the Convention as follows:
Gentlemen Of the Convention
Before pFonouEcing the adjournment which has
Just beer ordered, trust you will indulge me in
few words. | must in the first place, congr atu.
late yon upon Ihe happy termination of your la
bOrs. The harmony Of your proceedings has
been remarkable. Not Il single division has been
called during your sitting either in Caucus or Con.
vention. THIS has rendered my duties as easy as
the cause OF it has beer gratifying to me.
| congratulate you, gentlemen, especially upon
your selection of a standar bearer. THOMAS
BRAGG is not unknown TO the counry-a high
minded honorable genlleman-a wise and able
statesman-a sound and reliable Democrat. You
may well be proud of such leader. and he,
doubt not, will find in you active and jealous
coadjuters. Under the lead of such a champion
you have nothing 10 fear. The very name OF
BRAGG is a tower of strength and if in the
hottest OF The fight you should begin for a moment
to doubt Of success, sou have only to call upon
the gallant BRAGO for "n little more grape" and
The VICTORY OURS.
You have been harmonious here and trust II
is an augury of harmony very"here; united in
the great Object uhich all have at heart-the
success OF great Democratic PrinciPl"s-let us not
quarrel about minor matters. If IN these we can
not agree, let us al least agree 10 disagree.
Wishing Tor each OF you safe return to the
bosoms Ct your families and the welcome plaud'ts
Of many gratifr Iritnds, pronounce this Con-
vention adjourned sine DIR.
ABRAHAM RENCHER, President.
CASTOR MEAREs,
JOHN B. JONES,
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A Proclamation by His EaceAemcy. DavM S.
Reid, GoUerhor fMe State Of North CarOlina.
w HEREAS, 1t has been represented to me that one
w Willis Hester stands charged with the ca pital
felony of in the County of Orange in this
State and that the said Willis Hester has fed from
justice and escaped beyond the limits of this State
Now therefore to the end that said Willis Hester ma v
be arrested and brought to justice DO hereby issue this
my Proclamation, offering reward of three hundred
and fifty dollars for his apprehension and delivery the
Sheriff Of Orange Co Inty, in the of Hsborough
DESCRIPTION.
Willis Hester is described follows Supposed to be
about forty If age, has dak eyes and hair about
feet inches high rather thick set; generally clean
shaved but some times false whiskers and NOUS
ache, is Dad of showing his money and Dragging about
it, has down look and is quick in his motions; gen.
orally wears blue leggings and fur cloth cap and is
well in orrned and polite in his When last
heard from he in South Carolina.
..t,sSS, Given under my hand and attestcd with
aMHS the Great Seal of the State of North Carolina
SeS M. at the City OF Raleigh, this March 23d, A.
:5SSSesgls d., 1854.
TINY By the Governor, D. s. REID.
>SAM'L F. ADAMS, jr., Pirate Secretary.
Raleigh, March %, "a. SO CIV
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% See the advertisement in another column of Stables
GOOD Med cines;" they recommended as "Cure
Ais, but efficient remedies for the diseases named hav
ing received the highest from Physicians Apohe
carries and Sorekeepes who have used hem sold ihen and
in multitude OF heard of their good effects Give them
trial sid tell yom friends Of the result
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GRAND EXHIBITION.

THE largest and varied stock of Clo:hts CASH
mercs, and Vcstings. Linnen Drill Plain and Fancy
Also general stock Gcntlemcn's wearing apparel.
which VIC offer at New York cost Any person wanting
bargains will do well to call Immediately de-
tcrlnined to sell out robson s. REA.
april IA, 3S3t
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SALE.

WILL sell at the Court House in Charlotte on Tues
l. day of the Superior Court in May, of tho most
desirable Country Residences in North Caro-
lima, (and after that may say the worldly known
Claremont place, cont aiming $50 acres, lying miles
East of Charlotte, the Potter's Road adjoining the
lands of DAVID Parks and others Persons DESTROYS of
seeing the land will please call Thos F. Alexander
at Harrisburg, G. a. Illusion, Ciaremont.
A. J. ALEXANDER.
A. IL 1881. 37-H
u Charlotte Wing and Columbia Banner copy
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &C.
At 10 per cent. OF for CASH

THE subscriber again calls the attention Of the ctl'
zcns of Charlotte and surrounding country, thai he
has opened Saddle und Harness Shop IN this P:acc'
(3 doors south Of Sadlers Hotc) where be 10 manufac.
turing SADDLES and HARNESS of the best material
and SO per below tho usual prices lie will mar
uEactrs dIes cheaper than Northern Saddl's can a
boua t in this place. Every article warranted what no
reDrcscns It, or the money refunded after months trial.
Nv stock of Saddles will consist of the following:
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Corn Starch.

THIS incomparably pure and beautiful article is CT.
ceedingly healthy, delicious, and economical, and
when desired may be used substitute for and IN the
same manner as Arrowroot. The universal estimation
in which it is held and the increasing demand for
has induced others food the country with interior
article of tho same name. Corn Starch rehped, and
prepared expressly for iood be had only Mt tho
Drug and Chemical Store of
FISHER & HEINlTSH
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OUGHT Nor TO KILLED Nnw.--About the
scarcest article in the meat line to be had in
ket is chickens, and they command pretty
high price, which they would not if all market
people were well posted in fowls profess
TO be. 1t is fact which is agreed to by all
naturalists, that as soon as chickens begin TO lay
:hrir eggs, that worm Of m"ggot species, some
three inches in length, incubates in their legs,
which makes them low in flesh and, to certain
degree, poisonous. We never eat chickens after
the first of March, for at that time they begin to
lay freely, and the worm in the leg commences
growing, reaching The length of from three to four
inches. AS the chicken is killed, the
worm dies but upon examination, ii is easily dis
covered. Under such circumstances, our st omache
rev"Its at fowls during the mon,hs OF March and
April. -CimcinH0ti Enquircr.
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White CASTLE Soap.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
for the sale of
Flour, Grain, Bacon & Produce generally
Corner East Bay and Union Wharves,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
CJohn Caldwell, Pres't. S. c. r. r.
p,.n Rice Dulin, Esq, Charleston.
NLfhNhNoES' Rober Bryce, Esq, Columbia.
J. X. Harrison Co., Charlotte, NC.
IN presenting the above card would be doing n-
Justice feelings not TO express gratitude
friends in Georgia. Tennessee. North aIr3
South Carolina tor their past unwaverng patronage,
since commenc cement in this business in lS47.
We have nursed this business from its infancy labor
cd year after year dovclopc the Of the back
country.
We have bated with the different lines Of railroads.
and have been instrumental in reducing the freight
produce to reasonable rates.
We have friends in Europe and the North, and
prepared to made advances shipments TO either
markets.
We would say to friends and the public, that It
will be TO their interest to consgn pay
whole attention to this business alone.
We will make liberal advances consIgnmentR.
NEUFFER, HENDRIX & co.
April Z 1854 37.6m.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
JOhRstOn'S Cheap Boot and Shoe Store
PiRKS & HUTCHINSON

RE receiving and opening their Spring and Summer
n stock of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Eress Goods,
Recbe's Hats, and Georges Roots,
Straw Bonnetts, Panama Hats, &c.
Also, large stock of
Coach Tri""in SS.
Our Goods were bought at Cash Prices and will be
sold at rates which will satisfy those who may give
them a call. april 81 39f
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HALF PAST 8 o'CLaCK, P. M

IiaLF fAST y q CLOCK, L. NJ.
The Convention re-nssembed pursuant TO ad.
J"urnmcnt and in response calls made upon
'hem was addressed by Col. J. P. Jones. of nson :;
y. e. HAYWOOD Esq, Of Wake; R. P Waring,
Esq, of Mecklenburg; T. l.. Hnrcrove. Esq.
nf Granville Col. s. Watts Of Marin: William
~ Hill, Esq. Of DuPln: w. T. Dorich. Esq, OF
Wayne; III. c. Jones, Esq, of Craven.
The President announced the following gentle
men as constituting the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE
Jesse G. Shepherd, of Cumberland.
William Il. D1rtch Of Wayne.
Gen. B. Troiling"r, Of Alanance.
w. W. Holden, of Wake.
Jeremiah Nixon, of Wake
Charles Fisher, of Rowan,
DIR. X. billiard, Of Chowan.
David Coleman, OF Yancy.
William j. Houston, Of Duplin.
VA motion of Mr.. Dick, OF GulIford, the thanks
~ the Convention were unanimously rendered to
he President, and other offices of the Convention
or the able and satisfactory manner in which
fhry had dsch1rg"I their duties,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Great men lose somewhat Of their greatness by
beEg near US; ordinary men gain much.
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And st but not least North Carolina Saddles Of the
best qualiiy from S. $50. have also hand Stir
rup of the best quality from 25 $3.50 pair
Spurs from Is cents TO $3.50 Whips from 12l cts To
So 5O Harness. single, from $40 to $50 Double Har-
ness from go to 500 and higher if ordered; Bits
from Is cts to 81 Riding Brides from 81 to So all OF
VIII ch off;r for sale at 10 per cent off for cash.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in su-
pcrinr
u All kind Of Country Produce will be taken IN ex-
change for work done, &c.
Nercb ~ 1854 34tf VIM WHEAI.AN.
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To CONSERVATIVES

Every sufferer from Consumption, whatever stage should
try Dr. Rogers Syrup OF Lverwort, Tar and Canchalagua
and their satisfaction disease can be
cured. if The symptoms very dscouraging This
medicine acts Ike charm in subdung the Cough and estor
ing health the whole system. For sale by Pnchard &
Caldwell and Fisher j. Henitsh Charlotte. Price-n large
hoIrles 81.
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J. & z. LONERGAN

J. & z. LONERGAN
T1AVE removed into their and beautiful Store,
| | doors south Of Sadlers HOTEL fitted it up in the
most recherche style and supplied 1t with Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, &c, of the avorte brands Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco and all articles of luxury
and comfort kept in the first class city Restaurants
They Will be pleased to wait their patrons at all
hours
N. B.-Havng formed co-partnership with James
Lonergan all persons indebted me are requested to
settle their outstanding accounts without delay.
E. LONERGAN.
March 10, 1854. 80 81
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BLACKsMITHING.

N1EARN 81 COLLINS having associated them.
selves as copartncrs TO carry the Blacksmith
ing business in this place. prepared to do all
work in their line In the best manner and as cheap az
can be done elsewhere. All work warranted.
JAMES WEARN,
ROBT. COLLINS.
March II, 1854. 34tf
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.

an MRS. WHEALAN would respectfully return
n~ her thanks to the Ladies of Charlotte and vicni
ty, for the liberal patronage bestowed her during
the past season, and having engaged experienced
MlLLINER, she is now prepared to carry on the
Millinery & Dress Making Business,
in all its various branches. G5BONNETS made and
trimmed in the neatest and most fashionable
70 Residence doors South of Sadler's Hotel.
April Z, 1854. 37-u
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Gentlemen, Come and See us,

A ND we fit you out from the &C crown of your
n head to the sole of your foot.' We can put the
pretes Boots and Caters your feet the finest Kid
Gloves your hands, furnish you with the pretties
Shirts, the finest CLOTHS and Cassmeres, and the best
Linen and Mars&les of any in this whole country
SPRATT, DANIEL s. co.
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Last Notice.

Last Notice.
4 LII persons indebted TO the late firm of Young,
~ Blair Il Co., either by Notes Accounts, are re-
quested 70 come forward and settle up by the April
Court, as iorger indulgence cannot be given.
YOUNG, BLAIR & co.
April 3, 1851. 37-tf
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OAK Tanned SOLE LEATHER-frst Iualiiy-2i
~ cents per pound-for sale by
July 90. ii2 X %H ~.
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Lad. IS, Your Attention!

I'VE have the lorgest assortment of Mantillas, that
w ever opened in this market, embracing Silk
and Berage of all the different colors and shades and
Black and White Lace, rsnging in prices from So to
$50, all of the latest styles.
april IA SPRATT, DANIEL & co.
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Wanted,

TWO BOYS, from IL to Is years of age to learn the
l. Tailoring business. Apply to
april IA 2S-2m D. L. REA.
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Garden Seed! G
BOOKBINDING.

4 WALDAUER has resumed the Bookbinding Bn-
a sness and is ready to receive work, which will
be done in the best workmanship and cheap eau
be done In any other establishment of the kind. Re-
ferences to that fact by Rev. c. Johnston v. c. Bar
ringer, Esq, Charlotte; Miller James, J. ]. Brnner
DIR; SummereI, l.. Blackmer, Esq, N. Boyden, Esq.,
and great many other gentlemen ct Salisbury. hs
may always be found at the stand where g. Baraman
& Co. formerly kept Store, next door to Elms's Gre
Gerry. A. WALDAUER.
Charlotte, Feb. "a, 1854. 3l.am
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

REDUCTION or PosrAGE TO HoSG Koso-we are au-
thorized TO say that the British Colpnis postage on all
letters conveyed direct between the United Kingdom and
Hong Kong, whether by packet private ship is reduced
from twentyionr to twelve cents the single rata
To this postage OF twelve cents French transit rate
Of ten cents the quarter will DO added 10 the case
Of letters which may be forwarded via Marseiles.
Arrangements having been made by Great Britain To
collect the British postage letters TO Hong Kong BY
the route via Asrseies, well via her
AFTER the United States postage only should prepaid 10
this country on all letters addressed Hong Kong with
out reference 70 the route by which they arc to DO for
Warded vn:fve cents the single rate when the Atlantic
conveyance Is by British packet aud cents the
single rate when by United States pscket.-Nat Int
NORFOLK AND PETERsRURa RAILROAD DgPor-Tbe
Commissioners appointed by the Hastings Court of this
city TO asses, the dsmage Tor the property the east end
OF nan and Wide Water Streets required for the purposes
Of tue Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company, as
site ior their depot, &c, made their the court
yesterday The property taken embraces Triangular piece
Of land bonded by Main, Water aud Newcastle streets
belonging to Robert Souter, Jr, aud the estate Of r.
Hunter deceased and portion Of the mud fiat on the
North side OF Main street, owned by g. r. Stone. The
mounts sgarded by the several parties lern were
as folowt: To Mr. Souter $1,000 Mr. Stone $1,000 Hun
ers estate f2240oia 81 $50. The location Ia repsr
ded As most eligible for the depot and adjoining q,
u does the lands purchased by the ConpsDy Brambles
poin will sod ample space for the accommodation OF
she immense business that will be done when this great
work is competeJ.-Norfolk Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

hLLSERY-We would call tho attention of ladies' Wis.
iting the fair, to the advertisement Of Miss E. H. Reid
Milne on Main Street. She has just returned from tho
North with large supply Of the finest articles In the
trade, which she can supply at prices low they
be had any where. Miss H. Is admittedly miiner OF
the first ORDER understanding perfectly the newest Styles
while she Is q; all times prepared supply tho Iarees, re-
quemcns Of the county and city trade upon the shortest
notice. Her experience In the millinery business Is SUCH
and her stock Ia 30 varied hold the fullest guar
.neo OF her ability to suit every diversity Of She
early advised OF the latest fashions and her aud
eIactness 10 furnishing work accordingly universally
admitted Ladies' please themselves no where better
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27


small silver plate (epgraved) "sir John Franklin,
X. O. H."
star with motto, Nec Aspera Terent" on one eide aud
on the reverse 90. X. MDCCCXv.r
Also, number OF other things Of as they
have no particular marks by which they could be ecog>
nned, but which, along with the above named, sha be
handed ovor to the Secretary Of the Hon. Hud,ons Bar
20; JOHN RAE O. y.
From The Boaon Daily hdveriisey
The whole number Of the company 10 Sir John Frank.
Inns two vessels the Erebus and Terror when thew left
England, May "a, lsi5-nealy ten years snce-wss one
hundred and thirty eight These il Is probable, have all
persisted
With regard TO the other Eogish expeditions In addi
ton to the interesting intelligence published on Sat
urday we are able 10 publish some letters and mem
brands, which indicate only the proceedings OF the
parties who bayo returned, but the position Of the latest
ata Oaptsin Collins,n In the Enterprise, tho only
English ship whose crew are now not accounted for.
In 1850, the Enterprise and Investigator both attsup.
yea The entrance OF the Arctic Ocean. The Investigator
hcooe succeeded 10 making rapid progress 20 that
In September Of that year. be found himself as far north
and east ssht 70 g. oog. III 8, where his ship vas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.

fua AoaicutruaA Socirfr.-rhus t.f no action hiss
been had 10 references The ss,sctou q suitable hall
wherein the Agricultural Soeisty would meet darng the
ensuing fair Tue City Council believing thai they had
t.rptss refused to adopt resolution at their last regular
meeting ordering that tho African Church DO liz 9th sas
render suitable place q meeting Tor The
Society. -. ....-..4.-., ..
We approve fully o. that course n the liberal splr,
manifested tho last November msstugs Of Society.
By the Of The Old Dominion. uho pledged themselves
tor large sums Ia behalf OF their respective COUNTESS be
regarded true criterion Of the financial condition Of
that body, would presume them entirely independent
Of any external aid Before the Society was duly orsau
lied Richmond bad doas hse part noby aud nov that
they have arm ooho,d, Il but right that they should
provide whatever Is required Ia connection with the fair
out Of the funds which Il b presumed they have
command. IN 2
The people OF Richmond upon their Individual respou
sbilss have borne and win bsar that jus, pro-
portion Of tho general eIpsoses aud Il 10 therefore UNA
that they should again DO taxed 10 supply those
which the general funds are 10 part sppicabls.
To provide suitable hall during the fair 10 duty Of
gether, tends augment the funds Of that Society
must 10 regarded work Of prime necessity. We arc no,
aware whether tho Executive Committse have hxed upon
the African Church for this purpose but should suppose
that such move vas In contemplation from the effort
made In the Council The necessity Of having such
place, shs this y tho only suitable present avail
able leads US to doubt that is engagement was cond
toned upon the acquiesceucs Of the Council 10 the light
Ing project.
Metropolitan Hall, which was last year the place Of
meeting and Is In fact the ouly suitable Hall for
such purpose has bean for time engaged by Kun
kies Troupe Of MINSTREL, and will b us loarn dur.
log the fair.
We think that candle lights properly distributed through
The African Church would render it amply uI,sbl. or
this purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

WATERING THE STRrErs.-The Mayor was busy, On
yesterday In securing tue necessary means to r,ter the
principal thooughfsres leading to the fair ground IT,
tho absence OF any more effective agency he has procur
ed quantity Of hose, with the reels Of some OF the fire
companies, which he will put In operation at suitable
points along the different routes the fair sceDe We
learn that be Is also to the services tho Niagara
so soon as the owner, who is In Petersburg shall
turn.
IL the dust is kept down Il will be rendering much 10
the comforts and pleasures Of the OCCASION The mean.
70 be resoed to the effective that could be de-
sired
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

Is BAD CosDIroS.-Le~is Scott, a free colored fel.
low, who was stabbed few weeks ago in Ito valley by
lsVina Martini hisi reputed wife, is still in q very pfaca
rous eond''Ion and not likely to survive His slfsringr
ton owing to his having lived in Of perfect isoa
ton in seine obscure cellar, Valley street. Lavua wa.
once MS housekeeper but she has Of esy changed
her residence.
The Mayor being Informed of SCOTS condition directed
one Of the officers on yesterday, look after him and see
that he attended to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

NUIsAScEs-The Mayor gave positive directions to the
focemcn Of tue ordinance applicable TO nusnces in the
the city.
Parties hsd better look and SEQ the cleansing of
the streets In front Of their residences
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

h''er "ov'eos from New Mexico have come To hand.-
rue ,'a Of MAJOR Weightmau for killing Mr.. Aubrey ro
u''' 10 verdict Of acqnal IN the election for man
'e' the Territorial Legislature tho dcmocr II,
e"o's'ng m'j'r'y Of the House of Representatives.
rus ind'sns still exhibited considerable hostility. b.,
n0p'' we're enerianodhi, through tho effort. of the
10" nn''an AGENT they would become more peacs
~" disposed In this connection would refer 10 com
nu1'aon III 'odiys paper relative to the efforts tb,,
o'"s "'i' oy the government toward, the concso
r.ao' 81 '1oos military force on the fontior, having
~ oec. e'oor the 'u1sc.on Of the hostile tribes or
no'' ei'o''nn''on. The Indians 10 Texas TOO
relations upon the whites, aud several epcoon,sr.
taken place. A''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

The New York Herald conjo,tures the following to be-
the real PlauJrm OF the upun the Nsbr,t
q ,estion:
some OF our country co.cmporsrics since the cleo
V are very DESTROYS TO learn the exact position OF the
on the Nebraska question since the late cleo.
,O,''i squatter sovereignty ?"-thst doctrine 10
fepudated by the democracy of the S,utb Il, IL the in
OF the slavery iuto Kansas aud Nebraska p
S uea secuted 10y all the democracy of the North
i u douglas included IL ii that free labor may e1-
~ view OF The suojec. agrees with tho Scarlet Letter
w oaoinet organ silent upon IT. As far as we can
OUT tne platform Of the President aud Cabinet al
uson on the Nebraska bill Is that of the soft shall
ysCuss Cohyeniionto wit, that the bill was I'm wis.
or "nd inctpsdien,, and yet proper and ssIu
a",,n i nons'rous outrage, but gtest act of
p"o Justice Ihis covers both sides OF the line and
nay be considered national platform of Tho aJ,,ai.
Watlon, till otherwise ordered ' '"'l'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

~ SPECIAL EorToE-County Merchants and others, are
respectfully invited to attend Auction Bale Of Watches Je,c.
cry and fdncy Goods at my Sales Room, this Evening
O'Clock Bee advertisement. ELIAS HALE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27
MlRa,RO.

On Ihursday the ss,h n.tsnt wsb, oot Kent by the
nonmond, 70 hiss MAMIE O. IRXYsfR, Of New Kent "