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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21

Some idea Of the immense patronage of
the Heads Of Departments under the FEEDER
al Government may be had from the follow
ing statement showing the amount Of sala-
ries paid in each Of the Departments in
Washington, not including the army of Post
masters, Lar d-a rents, Pension-ageuts, and
other officials sc uttered through the country
and all dependent on the executive:
State Department, annual salaries, S4l,9O0
Treasury Departm't, annual salaries, 535,7l0
Interior Departmt, annual salaries, 4O4, 100
War Department. annual salaries, $3.50
Navy Department, annual salaries, I23,4O0
Post Office Departm't, annual sal'rs, aga 400
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21


SESArE.-In the Senate, several petitions
and memorials were presented, among them
one from Vermont, by Mr.. Sumner, against
paying the Amistad Slave Claim. and anoth.
er by Mr.. Cass, from Jewish citizens, rela-
tive to religious liberation abroad
Mr. Everett reported bill for the settle
ment of Spanish Claims under the Florida
treaty.
A resolution by Mr.. Hamlin was adopted,
directing inquiry into the expediency of al
lowing all the States to exchange the " flint
lock" small arms for " percussion" muskets
and rifles.
a bill was passed allowing the exchange
of school lands in Alabama.
After an executive session the Senate ad-
Journed.
HOUSE. In the House, the consideration
OF the bill increasing the salaries of Clerks,
&C., IN the executive department was resum-
ed, and the bill defeated. A motion To re-
fer the matter TO the Committee of the whole
was unsuccessful.
The bill for the relief of the Burlington
University, Iowa, was passed.
The Homestead was then taken up, and
MIR. Petit addressed the House in its favor.
Alier some debate, aud the adoption of a
few amendments the bill passed.
Mr. Lane, of Oregon, introduced bill
providing for Oregon State Government
and its admission into the Union Referred.
The House then went into Committee on
the West Point bill.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21

The Court per Redheld, J., held, That a
tax collector had no right to demand inie-
est upon the amount of a tax-slthough net
paid within reasonable time after demand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21

AT the recent session of the Supreme
Court m Orange County, the following cases
were decided. which are of general interest:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05
Editorial Correspondence.

LYScHBuRG, May Q, 1854.
Commercial success, mechanical pursuits, and manu-
featuring enterprises have marked the past half
Of years In this little city with of prosperity thu
has the hand maiden them a-employment aud difu.
sion OF real The rugged projections borderir
the canal below and the rising ennences along
GIN above the city, have become the selected spots where.
reared the stately mansion the cottage with rural
appearance aud comfortable homes for those who are
with the palmer and less costly ideas of le The
many which, but few years ago. we're the
Of two. have been transferred hundreds OF ind
vduas aud many minds tunnel directly to it's value
the proper estimation of home the reaz ,ou OF
the independent feeling which that word begets, when
and effort is brought bear upon what might seem
to be immense labor the few and all ot cts of dit-
Guilty overcome, and wealthy growing population is
extending the borders of the town.
IL was wisdom, which all Who delight in the pro-.
perry Of LyuchbUrg should remember with gratitud
tnat opened the for extension the mpassa
b rhvines TO the South. That wide range is
with handsome family residences aud ard
alleys accurately laid render the accession
worthy of the old limits of the town
Recently, new aud large addition TO the city,
psng about 81 acres, has laid OF
border along the banks Of Black water above the tunnel
and fronting Oh the railroad.
The lots are selling this time AMI 90 of very readily
and ere loug, shall the city expanding in that
direction it mas done the banks Of aud the grounds
ascending from the river.
A new town, called Wardow, oblquely opposite and
above Lynchburg the Amherst side OF river
been laid or aud sale Of lots taken place II tn
spirit manifested by the purchasers tno continues
thriving village will take the place recent,
known 4 dapda,ed farm. The view OF Lynchburg
the canal depot, and up the river is very fue These
attractions, added TO water power which could be 90
tned, will make it, at future time, very valuable pro-
perry.
Tue weather is rather cool and chilly for May-6re for
most part Of the day being comfortable and entirely
in the morning.
The wheat looks very well in this part of the State
and where YOU you will it Is evident that the great
fertilizers Of the soil being used with liberal hand
The general features of trade seem to be prosperous.
ani the effect of little pressure ia money matters
every thing would have the pleasant smiles which
returning May-duy generally produces. S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05
NlwprRr. Va. April goth. 1ssi


have just returned from most agreeable and delight
ll visit to the Southwestern part OF the State extending
my journey far down as Abingdon the county Of
Washington. The valley from wytheville to Abingdon,
Is much narrower than II Is here, but the land is said
be superior both regards grain and cattle raising The
county Of smyhe, which lies directly between Wythe
Washington is Of the richest in the State Besides
its immense Salt Lick from which is produced salt Of the
finest quality in the world II contains within its limits
nnumerable quantities Of Gypsum, valuable than
ahy manure for the Improvement land IL is 80 abua-
dant that it is frequently found lying upon the sur
face going from Marion Abingdon left the main tun
pike ioad aud passed through what known here AZ the
Kch Valley. IL within this valley that the salt mines
are situated, snd lovely and romantic spot have
never seen before; completely blocked in by tall and
lowering mountains, whose gigantic tops almost to
pierce the very cloud themselves aud reminded me most
forcbly Of Dr. Jobnsons beautiful description in "Rae-
selnss Of the Happy Valley" Would that my feeble pen
Wero able 70 describe lie picturesque and beauty
would not attempt 70 deneste its holder outlines LIS
oveness only be appreciated by who has once be
held H. The mines owned by Col TIL L. Preston md
one or two other gentleman who derive me
FROM them every year The quality Of the salt b said to
DO much superior 10 that made on Turks Island, end
enough IL manufactured TO supply the demand Of every
State 10 the Union Gypsum Plaster Is also found Ia
large quantities 10 the valley, the FREQ Of which must
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05
RICHMOND MARKET Nv

BACoN-New Mountain cured, hog round 10 o,,
smthhed, l-2al0; Baltimore Sides l-2 A. Sbould
crs Ia l.e; Joles Ia 10; cents
BUTTER-Goshen, 10 % cents stock of Mountain
arge and dull, at 10 Is cents ''A
COFFEE.we quote Rio IL l2; Laguyra IL .
i2 Java iS l.2 IA l.e; Mocha II l.e Is l.2 cts
CORN AEAL-s0ae0 cents.
FlSH.-No. MackereL s n o l2. tho Io,,or
for Boston inspection; Halifax Cut uerrinrs. Now a
Gross l.9aS l.9 AZ to quality No. Mackerel sac
FLOUR-las been quiet this week but holder p.nsr
ally ask L. This afternoon have four DAYS later
adviees from England reporting material advance siuce
which no transactions have taken place.
GUANO-S60 l.2 cash.
GRAlNS-Beans, white, 81 per busheL
Corn 7Sa75 cents per bushel.
Oats, 40a42 cts per bushel.
Peas, backcyc, 81 l-2 cts per bushel.
Rye, 90 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT-l76 a 1855 cts, receipts small.
HAY-Northern selling at 81 on the wharf In de.
IRoN-Pig sS5 40 per ton, except in small n,rceIs
swedes 800; Tredegar and English refined 90 co. Com
mon English 7oa as; up country bar 7oa75.
LARD-ln bbls II, kegs N a IL l.2 cents.
LUMBER-Planl, inch, x2s; l.2 do s2b: Ia do
S2oa22 l.2; ! do l2 l-2al3; 3-4 do 1000. Weather
boarding Sl2 l-ealS, according to quality. Scanting
si2 L. North Carolina Flooring, dressed $2sa8O Viz.
gnia Flooring rough, Slsa2O Tobacco Box Boards But
tonwood, 26aSo.0O. SIS Poplar 2Oa25OO; Susauehanna
inch l6als.OO. White Pine No. /, ss a 40 Wbne
rne' No 2saS9 CO. Jost Timber 400. Lathcs worth
l2o per NJ for riven; LIS for sawed. Shingles n fair
good demand.
LIoUoRs.-whiskey, Richmond, Rectifed, 50 cents,
cashdemand good Tuscaloosa 5Oa6O cent?; Cincinnati
rectd' much wanted, &c. Old Family Rye, A; Rich.
ardsons Old Family, So; Richardson's No. T6 Bumgard
ners Old Rye IS; onondaga Family, 10; onondaga No
40 Mountain, 60ao5; Brandy, common Imitation,
Ssa4oc; common 4th proof, 46a6Oc, cash; Otard, Du.
puys, ~ Slab; Hennessy SO S4a5; Pinet Co., SO 4
as; Apple, 46a76c. Gin American common Siasoc
Holland, 81 zoe. n. f Rum, S7a8sc.
LIVE SroCK.-(J. Shocks Report)-Becf Cattle.
scale weight, tS.25as4.25 gross Extra quality com.
mands "a so; market well supplied. Hogs $3.50; de-
mand moderate.
MoLASSES.-New Orleans, % Csc; Cuba 20 2
28a
PLASTER-Lump 6l.2. Ground 40.
SALT-From wharf lS5al90 from store l9Oaa2.
SUGARS-N. Orleans 2 cents Porto Rico
4 2 8 cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05
For THE WHO

TUX
Gentlemen: have seen article in the Examiner of
iuesdty signed True Southerner," in which he cal
upon tho delegation from the Central Southern RIGHT.
Association to the Charleston Convention to r.6.rt
whether 1t is fact not that the from
richmond aud Petersburg acted in such a way as to de
itat or h"ar propositions designed promote Southern
Commercial prosperity aud writer signing himself "a
Delegate ~ the Fiucaste papers, Iefs these
OF True Southerner" more than doubtful L. is vsrv
Tor ine 70 send anything to the papers, but as
Southern man, wish know what these accus,,ior's %
based on. Let the facts be brought out aud die Gull
parties he known. II there any ruan Determined ~,
oppose al measures Tor the prosperity aud Independence
OF the South, that ought have remained AT bon
aud not gone down to the Oh ieston Coyenti,n "A Mi
must see he was out Of place in Southern Convention
A sOUTUERNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

~ MOTHERS BREisT CLOTIIs-Ths,o Cloth, are now
acknowledged the perfect speedy pain
the breasts Of nursing mother arising from cold any
cause and afford the only complete protection against that
distressing ao.lon, GlTHERrD BREIsT 10 the world
tsdsy They be Whou, the least discomfort
mother, and n procured during period nursing
whenever any dsaeeabs symptom Of hardness inflammation
from any exhibits ITSELF they guaranteed 10 give relief
and In every instance Rising Breast There
sands who asr d>ds daring the period Of nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
EB remittance OF 900, accompanies by 10 cents worth
postage stamps viii the prompt transmission By mail Of
pair OF these oloihsio apy part Of the United sisisr
They are TO- sale aIousiyey By
ADIR a GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
nh lT NAh street, Richmond, ViTsinlp,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

~ 1t was st tied the o her day that the National De-
noera organ of the Hirds, had given up the ghost
bring crushed out by the Administration The Demo-
GRAFT however, is still alive aud kicking by
tract q.otei from il of the 2i inst 1t is cndeavong
show that the old Democratic party of the North
form the bases of the great dominant national party in
1885, and this says houd alone be sufficient make
the National Democracy of New York firm and unbend-
ing in its determination to listen to the syren
song Of union aud harmony with reesoilers and abolition.
ISIS" This is candid confession that its party has here
ofoe formed coalitions with freesoers and abotioniss
and the expression Of the determination that it
will do more sounds very prcttily, if they will only
stick TO IT, But the temptation is strong when cleo
tons come around fall into ranks with those same free
solcrs aud abooass for the purpose Of securing the
spois that hvd rather the determination Of the
Denoerd carried than to hear of it, Perhaps after
the take in" that practiccd the National Demo.
cracy OF the North in the late Presidential election they
m ~ be cautious in future. We shall see.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

Virginia. certified that the foregoing statement has been
examined, and believed to DO correct
WIN. II. MCFARLAND,
JAS. B0SHER,
8. d. wHIrTLE,
r. b. HAXALL,
n. q. READ,
JNo. L. wADSwORTH.
SrArr OF VIRGINIA. City Of Richmond, to.ei
j. Adams Smith, Cashier of the Farmers Bank OF vr-
gnia this day personally appeared before mo- Justice OF
the Peace OF the city aforesaid, and made oath that
the annexed statement made out from tho Books Of tho
Bank aud from tho quarterly returns received from
the Branches correct to tho best Of his knowledge and
belief
Given under my hand this e9h day Of April, 1854.
JAMES EVANS, J. Z.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

MEETING TO ATTEND AN INVITATION JONI MITCHELL
meeting was held, at Metropolitan Hail. last night to
ton the Irish Patriot John Mitchell TO visit this civ
on his way to Louisiana. committee of correspond
ence, consisting OF 6ve appointed in addition to
committee OF arrangements to be appointed whose duty
il shall be to take proper steps for his reception should
he accept the invitation.
Further proceedings tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

tB We see it stated that hail storms passed over
aP'rtiOn OF Frederick county, MI, the 20 aud 27
doing much damage TO the crops, e.. In many place.
the hail dritted in banks the depth of two or three
fea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05
RICHMOND MARKETS, NAV 4

TOBACCO-The dem. continues good and prIr,, -,
ported We quote Inferior Hight prIIed lugsa as
10 good 6S TO s6H, tSH INN 10
good siiS nne stemmns O TO s2 6ns IL
wHgAT-Prmc white also: red eI.76. Very little oreng
FLOUR article has active since this ~
the last steamer. We quote eupeI1ne 81 to ssH,
HESTER WHITE, Merchants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

It New York papers state that change Of moment
took place Tuesday in the price OF produce 10 that
ket aud that dealers beginning look with
for tho arrival of another steamer due this week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05
To the Editors of the Wig

To the Editors Of the Wig:
Can you inform me what is the mean, annual, winter,
summer and autumn temperature Of Richmoud' Posi-
bly, Mr. Turner who has been noting the temperature
the Smithsonian Institute may be able supply the
formation. l would prefer TO know the temperature of
the country" which suppose be less than that of
''cy"-but CINE ;hat of town has attend
ed to the matter close enough to give the desired inform
ton.
Ny object for nquiring is to ascertain whether eli
mate will produce good wine.
/ find in Humboldt, that to produce potable wine
il is requisite that the annual heat should exceed
49, that the winter temperature should be upwards
SSe and the summer temperature upwards OF Gle.
At Bordeaux the annual, winter summer and au-
tumn temperatures are respectively 57s, iS, H. and
$50 the wine abundant and good. In the plains near
the Baltic where the wine is scarcely driukabe these
numbers 4To5, 80, 6So7, and 4To5. At Dublin
these numbers 6gol, 4Os2, 4Tsl, $3.50, 49sT-nc
wine-the summer heat (5gs6,) being 81 below the
requisite GO. a SUBSCRIBER.
ST. Louis was visited the 2sth by a terrific hail
Storm 1t commenced, preceded by ran little after
three o'clock p IT, The hail fell in vast quantities lite
rally paving the street, Of the pieces measuring one
and'a>half inches in diameter house and steamboat
were struck by lightning, and killed under tree
by the same Houses in great numbers were
unrooied demolished by the wind, and an iron roo
was literally peeled off aud rolled up like paper Sc
verA persons killed injured in the course Of the
storm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

BROAD Rock RAcEs-SrcoSD D.Y.-The race for the
proprieors purse OF $500 came of over this course on
yesterday Two mile heats, SIS entrance-freo for ali
ages.
The following is list Of the horses entered:
!. James Tailey's &. &. One Eyed Joe, by Prince
George, dam Registers dam, years old, LOT lbs
9. John Bccher's CHI. h., by Margrave, dam by Pram,
years old, 100 lbs
s.: A. NJ. PAyne's b. h. lawson, by Wagner, dam Min.
strels dam, years old, lO7 lbs.
4. Calvin Green's m. Ellen Evans by Hero dam
Atalanta, four years old, 81 lbs.
The first heat was won by Belchcr's ch. h. Time,
3m. ass.
Second heat by Talleys one-Eyed Joe. Time, SIN.
46 l-2s.
The third heat again taken by oue-Eyed joe
Time, 3m. AZ l.2a
Calvin Green's Ellen Evans second in each of the
three heats making slight upon the foremost horse
each time.
Lawson last in each heat.
Bechers horse was drawn after the first two heats
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

The ENGLfsH QUARTER OF GRAIS.-Thcre IL some mis-.
apprehension eIsuDg, 10 the quantity Of grain contained
~ 4n Engh Quarter II is eight bushe- but no, eight
winchester bushels which is measure. The On II r
contains eight Imperial bushels Tho Winchester bu.he
Sh'ch was the STANDARD ia England up s2G contai
2l5,0iO cubic inches while the Imperial bu.b. which
has been tue standard SINCE contains 2Is e2 cuc
inches An Engls quarter, therefore, il equal to about
! 4 bushel' This Is fact worth remembering, by any
man in the grain market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

DRILL.-The Officers Of tho different Volunteer Com.
panies Of tho city drilled by Col. August on the
Capitol Square, on Yesterday preparatory to the genera
muster to come off on the 10th inst. Perhaps it were
well these gallant gents put through more
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

lS The latest accounts from the scene Of the ship
week OF The Powhatan state that sxtyt~o bodies hsu
been cast on shore by the Brg4u'ue beach ;
sir bodies had also been found upon A9.econ beach
par nily Germans aud douoE portion of those 90
board the Z.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

UNCLE SAN AsD THE WBALE.-When the steamer Uncle
Sam was on her passage from Panama to San Francisco
on the 9th Of March, in lat 4S A. lon l15 ppm
she two severe bloEs the port and another
on the starbosrd quarter moment after an enormous
whale was discovered in the wake of the boat with large
cut 10 its side, and bleeding profusely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

R.LLrrSo AoAts..in pursuance OF call mad,
through Of the daily papers of the city ,
meeting assembled at Wheeleys, otherwise, Brackett
Tavern, Wednesday night bear the claims OF tn.
candidates for the Shcriff,lty.
They assembled in front Of the Tavern but the propri
eor wondn let them In and they to- and speechi
fed in the open air Some person. whose learn
cd TO be May, edited the few who attended with thun
dcrng speech In support oil his claims for the Sheral
tyll
The night was perfectly calm, and favored an outsd,
display pretty WELL yet strange, there more thar
fifteen or twenty present.
The wind be raised again. Every spark Of en-
thusam that existed among the soveregns has been eI
hauscd In the late campaign There can be no reviva
general haul Of this character will be made through h
city. We doubt u any more fish will be caught
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

PARuERs' BANK or VIRGISIA,
Ret mond, April 20, 1854. I
To His EEcelcncy JosEPH JOHNSON, Governor OF Va
SlR: | herewith transmit statement Of the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, a. ii existed tho LIST April. 1854
With comparative statement Of It's condition tho LIST
April, 1858, and LIST April, 1854.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. ADAMS SMITH, Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

CALLED CoURr OF Husrrsos-A Called Court ofDJusti-
assembled yesterday for tho purpose trying the
Of Sterling Logan, free negro who stands charged
with attempting to violate the person OF Susan Anne
Bailey, a white woman.
The accused not being ready for trial. In the absence
important witnesses, the continued till Monday
on the application of his counsel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

~ The amount of money il the U. States Treasury.
April 2ith, subject TO draft was s2s 476 676 of which
sIOlo's54 was in the United States Mint; ssV21 239 in
the suO.Treasury at " York; sS,s44 sls do at Bos
ton; ssi2G6lS III do at ST. Lour'; $3.50 ,263 in do
Philadelphia; sl,sl6s76 in do. at New Orleans; aud
sl,OSO,U5U, in do. at Sau FIR ncsco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

PETERSBURG MARKETS, Maya
whe. Corn and Tobacco continue. demand a, former
1.9 s so$Ss: Mlaalnr.. p Yves,
| BUTTu-GO,hen: isa2o.
iIo5S..sapsrdns, sYAsx; Extra, Sx.O; Family, 10Y.
No. naTns sS f a.P.Ps NJ e 1851
d;SS ,S. TO- s, ' ,,, -,
HI "''P S; S ssa rir; Si II %sSs SSa,
to 20 Nn' aSS, 50 ton, aud uPTsrd', g. ~
| ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 3.
s s9S aa ;SSa. s Of red from tho
faay 1n GSn' FOO, for T and %.d Ina s,1
o.t,. Maris.saPpll,. moderate we quote
~ 5 g. sF'' Live Hogs s'A' 90 and "
ST. LOUIS MARKET, April g.
Tobaeso-Las, at De line noticed In Las, report mAnutsu
RSd cd a. p' ocr. GDiy
So common manu-. c,unr, IS S. g. state
hhd' 'old-8 Tugs At, good manufacturing "t0 10.
d1AHD--ro TuE LADIES AND THE PUpLIc-whcre.,
.loS, character family take n. s..atos !So
S Sickness IN my family r SS ps. h oSs, O'
m PR;na e , Hsa' e. ny family S TS9s hope
believe ds,sosdy to Ipurs in my bn'Ine Tecg, 'hA-
N'' Millinery Room, over obsrls, marIvsI Ooi,,
1hsys attended the family Of Mr., D. lyons including The
| ten years.
"S.:v., %y TsdaIfIHs the service:
NSUAI, MRETIN0.-Ths Annual MeetiDR Of the stock
"a Richmond Frederotburg and Potomac Rail
held the Depot Of the Rich
mond Wednesday, the 9i May, 1884, Al ~ o'clock ~
| my8 O. W. MACMURDo, Treasurer
NITANTRD-k white woman the work OF n family.
w one that suits will ind very situation. APpyH
AMUSEME NTS.
| TUNIEATItK-Mr J. H. TAYLOR, soe Lessee. Mr. W. ".
u WARD, Acting Manager. Mr.. H. LEWls, Stage MsnagU'
| GdBRIEL RA VEL AND 7ROUPEi
| OF FORTY ARTfsTsli
| FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9Th. 1884,
AHTFUB DODGER.
Timothy H9LeEa
sRyKy NATIONS.
| D4NClNa-MdrIes Toe, frances, Capei and Desire.
! AARTTHETTI FAMILY.
SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
Tobard GABRIEL
BOSHERS HALL.
D0ETICAL HEADINGS, ~ Mis- y. 81 wnIrE TO the ycung
LaIhs Schools In this city fJf aIl,s senstay
! on SATURDAY. Afternoon, ~ o'clock ~
1 Tloksp Is esnls-to b had AZ The door, mas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

Hoh THE Pan wEgr.-oine a number Of ,myr.p,. p,,,.a
houh our town the Iosa sons Ebor
dDrfi2 90 ''' '' ''''' f''he'sVHV oHse1ts,
'ks'Woop hEETSg The citizens Jackson county held
sge aud enthusiastic on SATURDAY, Iat IN ,,tst ~ "a
hA'ensWood and honongahea Rairoad.-B " Wv
TVS WGArHss-Ths weather for the past vs,t bs, h.. ~
ehangs0e On Tuesday and Wednesday varm snougb N, III
~ NJ mo Yesterday cool enough for oysreoa and Iarys s,
WIS morning April 29th snow and half tpeb,
0"'"e ''O OF houses Remarkable weather In eed-Tb,
oT GuEsTsTe legislature Of MARYLAND p.,,.d
hAt we keepers % hotels 10 every city or in In H. =,
eh contains over S01 inhabitants shall be liable t,y al
P''l'e WIN then BY their Ia cases e1rept o,. ~,
ani hai notice sLsn b. posted In hotel ra1s.Ioy
kursts 70 deposit such article with propr.to, L. III
Vhee There u no such depos pr1rrsnr NJ No, w one'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-05

~ The canals tue ale o. \. York were formally
opened on 1ussdy last