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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

MEIIco.-The New York Journal Of Co.n,T,ye, in A.,
article the present distracted condition OF Mexico thus
enumeraes o. the that led to the daHecio
prevalent throughout the country:
"The disaHection manifested in mos, Of the opcs ya
lean States Ct 6y-Sone Federation, not yery yo-
to the continuance of the central power a, the
The arbitrary sway OF Santa Anna aud the dictsori De
crees into which he has been beguie by the parence
OF the church and bgoi.d cabinet have awakened an
opposition, sunbeng under recent defeat which !, will
be difficult to arrest and which oreshado~s the 70.
sora lion OF the Federation add the demolition Of Central
ism, for acothcr aud probably the last time
Was revived the recall OF Santa Anna that he WouIi
fulfil his pledge (at the expiration OF brief period for
which clothed with dctatoria! powers call Congress
OF tue S:ates anu submit Constitution which reflection
ana experience might render better adapted 10 the state
aud condition OF the county aud preservation of tho
feerAton than the one which had for thirty years proved
ai!ure Seated ia power, aud with the plea Of the
necessity of preserving order the Dictatorship
With several stringent decfces prominent among which
was the restriction of the Liberty Of the Press ",
carne complimentary mAnilesos favor OF the Plan al
Eguala and OF ltnrbidc who, though condemned a. n
traitor wa hsncei,Th u be- proclaimed Liberstor nj.
portrait {" hang every public otce his name never "a
| be mentioned but as among tile Bsnemeri;o.' Of his
country, and erected in the Pl.1.
memoratng the Plan Of the Three Guarantees which
established the separate nationality OF Mexico under m.
EnPir.
characterization with the Church then became yisibls
Inc expelled JesntS were restored and their propey in
schools and institutions Of leaning vas returned with
hope OF reTiviug their colleges under the guidance
instructions Of the Priests OF that Order Eer, fooged
the restoration OF the oder of Guadalupe of quasi no
bility Of Grand Crosse5 COMMANDERS AMI CaheIlero
instituted Oy Iurbide. and rcnstaed AZ sten N
wards the Empire. Weekly DEGREES all rerr;ctiy. on
personal liberty, and eIacng burdensome taxes On labor
aud Industry In bold relief on the colums If
official aud semi official journal Grants and mouopoes
to ayorte", punderiDg the public Treasury though de
pleIed to exhaustion, next aud last though not L..
severe penalties by tine aud imprisonment even inyolyt
death, Imposed the freedom OF speech and
against Individuals who might comment the defeat 0
National Troops, OF speak dstespectfuy OF His Serene
| Uiphnyssp '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

ARRIVAL or THE BAtTIC.--The by the Baltic
which publish to-day is four days later but furnishes
of no special nteres; from the The Spanish
luton has affected little more than change OF Mini
sters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

NEw YORK MARxErs-Tbe Herald of Sunday SAYS -
FIour was less active yesterday but without change in
prices. Wheat quiet. Iudian Corn had advanced
again and sales of sound made at high 81
cents"
The Baltic hsd then arrived The report of her ap
pearance checked operations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

said to be the intention Of the Postmaster General
" issue instructions, under which the United States mails
WIN be sent to Ond received from Cuba by the trips Of tho
s'ea"shps CabaWba aud Aabsmi, from and to New Or
'ea's ana New York, under the arrangement with the
,s~e vessels when they piled between New York and
Mobile, via HavanI.
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misunderstanding, slave the property of VIM Graves,
was ordered ten by the Mayor yesterday for telling
MIS- Catharine Schadd abe would cut her throat
Mrs Schadd is tenant Of Mr.. Graves on 18th street,
The upper part of the house is occupied by Mr.
who, appears, is not amiable terms with his tenant
Mr. Graves negroes and herself arc continually at war
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p.s.A tAai -t.Laa, ssas s.sy aasas,aA.a sal,,y ts
yield Of ishs would far eSessd that OF Iny previous
as tho breadth planted probably cent greater
than ever beforeiamers having been stimulated plant
largely by the high price Of grain during all the planting
season This especially the In Illinois, where
was probably owing mainly to tho fact that just at the
right time beef cAte In which form large portion OF the
Illinois corn Is sent to market reached apcc higher than
at any previous time in fifteen years At any rate moro
acres OF planted In that State than had ever
been planted before and the growth unusually prom-
isng to the time for the formation Of the grain to
commence"
"Theu, just as everybody was copgratuating himself
and his neghbos upon the secured crops OF wheat oats
aud glass, well cheering appearance OF the
growing corn and the bountil supply OF potatoes in
prospect, isolated Of drought began to excite
somp uneasines but great anxiety Iu places where
winter wheat had failed and backward spring had pre-
vented putting In much potatoes could have
been planted In more favorable season. great fields OF
buckwhest aud turnps sown and the hope Of
ing supply Of food for the coming winter almost uni
versal.
eat frst tho reports Of drought came from some Of the
and northern dounies OF the State, but they re
Gently bcceme more extensive aud alarming; and
now whoever read extended reports in the present
number OF Tx TRIBuSE, must be convinced that the
drouhgt prevailing is widespread aud more des-
ructive than any heretofore known in America The
many of the best counties Of Illinois and Indiana that
promised average yield Of sixty bushels per acre WILL
In many fields produce single bushel aud the pro
duct possibly equal onehaf the usual average
indeed il equals fifth As have before stated this
drought is lenger confined isolated localities
extends from Maine Missouri; it has only cut of In
dian corp but potatoes turnps AID buckwhea and the
fall feed for cattle In places the poor brutes
literally starving. Some feed them OF their winter
store aud drive them the woods to browse all
sell them fact they can, aud many the
shRmbes though ouly tit for the HACKERS yard"
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~ The "MOTIIElts' BHEAsr CLOTHS" considering
the limited used bring them public notorey
met with success unparalleled In the history rcmedles
The n!rolucion Of them public attention. developed
fact which ia truly gfanEihe fact that they destined TO
supply remedy when will relieve suffering intense ago
mixing iHeng than single remedy among mon Toe
suffering which they prevent and which they
no class or condition Its wide globe an
wherever the mother Of children found there the truly
ing and peculiar suffering incident to GArHERED
These cloths have attained Wide celebrity virginia
and some OF the Southern States and whilst many high
TO their great value, have their
failure IN single Instance 10 give entire satisfaction.
~ remittance OF tlOO by ~ cents vo n,
postage stamps viii secure the prompt transmission By mail Of
pair OF these Cloths 20 part OF the United states
They are 10. sale excluslyeiy
ADlE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Jel lN Main street. Richmond, Virginia
81 fuH directions for applying these Cloths will
them II would be esteemed great person, using de-,
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the FAfe."
Articles both sides paper published
standing, ought TO be ALL and will
10 be departed from Obituary eight
iiues are charged FOR sdvertisements
a. oomnunica,iOns viii be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BKLTING.-The subscriber would in.
uN form those who have for betting that IL engaged
manufacturing stretched eemened Tveed :.
the old stand OF Parker Smith, and is streets
and as II fact That the virginia leather il
superior 70 that tanned athe NORTH hopes NV
the Souhern consumers Of the afce ~ hs
ng maybe found at the HadHae store Of Johnston
No " Main street. Richmond who kindly offered 10
w ppnpS
auq2- Ga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

Tho First Presbyterian Church, Washington Square
Philadelphia, entered Thursday night the Ire PROOF
safe blown open by gu1poHder aud robbed ola valuable
silver bsPsmai font add q small amount Of money,
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~ NOTICE ENTRAORDfSARY.-Any information Of MARY
cCAHIh and her s,te will be gladly received by
'h.r, DANlEL MCCARTHY, who is now in Richmond.
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We trust the matter Ia at nm end.

INSISTING An OETIcER.-Mr. Alfred Lewellen, Deputy
Constable appeared before the Mayor yesterday upon
charge OF assaung aud beating John Glass on Frdsy
last at bis house nth street. or more properly Butch
ertOwn.
The difficulty about the execution Of an attach
ment by Mr.. lswellen, who, In self defence,
PEELED TO knock Glass down, he approached him With
an in his hand
The case was dismissed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22


SEVERAL of our Democratic contemporaries of this
tate assiduously engaged in reading each other
out of the Democratic church. short time ago the
Richmond Examiner undertook to "read OUT the
Lexington Star, in article under the head of a
Star Shooting from its Sphere" The Star cuts back
at the Examiner in return compliment, heading its
article of accommodation "a Fugitive rat from the
Democratic platform" in which it says:
"If the Examiner had gone from the ranks like COM
mon deserer, aud concealed itself by skuking in the
bushesif it had retired in the darkness midnight TO
the many abyruths and OF the societies
which, It tells to sweep down and tramp.e in the
dust all Senator'S politicians parties who resist their
just purposes, its old associates the glow worms which,
within the limits of their smaller orbits have heretofore,
but reflected the light Of this brilliant Sirius of the Vir
gina press-nght have taken leave OF it with simple
goodbye. But this il has not done So far from pur-
suing this course, dictated by duty and decency
il has been noisy and obsreperous othy and toamng at
the rate OF four five columns week eve. since the
date of its apostacy. With amount OF brazen irpu-
dence and assurance surpassed it faces the gsan,
army which has ignominousy deserted and tells the
gallant chieains that they have deserted it, left il standing
upon the platform solitary and alone. Poor fellow we
pity him in his desoate and lonely situation. The De-
mocracy OF the Senate, with perfect unauimiiy have
passed Hunters land bill; large majority OF the Demo-
cratic members OF the House. not excepting those from
Virginia, ready for wheuev an opportunity
is offered the President is willing give it his approval
and the leading Democratic papers OF the Union give it
support mus oy general stampede from
the PLATFORM they have left the Examiner the mourn
u duty of guarding aud preserving all that remains of the
once revered bond of Union. Such is the story which
the Examiner tells"
"liow sweetit is for the brethren to dwell together
in unity" but the Virginia Democracy we regret to
see, are not in condition, just this time to enjoy
any such sweetness Their beloved Hunter has de.
stroyed all their harmony with his troublesome land
bill, aud we fear it will be some time before they get
straight again-if they ever do. The Enquirer, as
one organ OF the party, has the Star and few other
Democratic luninares with it on the land question
The Examiner, as another organ, has quite respect
able number Of the lesser organs with it in the oppo
ston, but which is to be tie Organ-whch is TO
speak fo the Virginia Democracy on this great ques,
ton Upon this issue hangs the claim TO be the true
organ Let the Virginia Democracy speak out carly
and settle this vexed question.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

FRIourEsrp.-Sam, a slave, the property Of Mr. Fox
Lyons was hailed by an officer Sunday night to be-
overhAued Sam put out his pins could carry him
and the officer pursued him. He was Gagged and
brought before the Mayor yesterday upon charge Of run
ming away from the officer. .
appearing that he WAS guilty of nothing his Honor
discharged him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-22

OF Lieut. Bonaparte, who has recently resigned his com
mission 10 the United States hes aud received letters o,
naturalization in France with the grade lieutenant ia the
French Army, the New York Herald says:
This young gentleman, jerome Napoleon Bonaparte il
an American lie has received scientific military educa
ton at West Point His father Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte. born London in England in the scmmer
OF 1905. Jefome, the youngest brother Of Napoleon
had in an expedition to America assumed upon himself
the responsibility OF taking wife Of his choosing
and had married the then beautiful Miss Patterson of
tmore He had done more. lie had dared to take her
back with him his to France but the ship which
carried them out was met in the TcSe by an order from
the Emperor prohibiting her landing the soil Of France
She fell back upon England and took up her residence in
CamberweD near London, where jerome Napoleon the
father OF onr young Lieutenant, was born July T. sos
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NORroLH MARKpT A. 20

NohfOLh MARKET, Aug. H.
bsson HAM, prime lia2c; Hog Round sHasc co,,o, ma.
SStH SHs ss
,G :s. .ss s.;s
PETERSBURG MARKET, Angus, 10
IoSaeeo-rhe market to-day rather inactive. though IN.
mostly Of common quality eontinu, s,hou,
Ss.a-TSs n.rts, duh oa.os than for som.
%S..qSi
"a. red s 6 e. .s not.
r,sa r. n ~ T. common and fair lot, 81 80
brand. Of city
m demand Is Increasing at IS for Peruvian and 'sS
h.y.-ws note sales from store atsi9s
ro ST, LOUIS MARKET, Aug. lie.
SSass S NE sh.h:
3 a.s s saasf s as %
ss 40 t,y . &
az sn 49, Sa as 10 c' a. :, sns;s.d pes.
A .ns sas ,od a, f iss: at , t + sS
,Sii sTn AZ Ss SO os
40 $40 sold at 42'; balance rejected
NEW YORK MARKETS, Aug. ls-6P.M.
G,,enE. 70 Sea. a, o. for Pearls, aud
Your, AeThere doing 10 Hour ana I'm change:
.sss 20 dem prizes sSs, n any
i le ; sssssa are !:
g. 'sasy OHIO and .e
bu, little market Common Sais u ,nsT.
so S':t' aG 20. 5s COED de-
apsrans e"V Corn Ms s f'S a. demand :, for
DIVINE, and Is, 30 for puncheons '' ''-''o' DRAM
samples OF Wheat h..-
prices Inferior descriptions dull ,rs
supposed at 50; 1900 red Wisconsin at aud so
new Nhe oenesee AT previous prices
guest az better prices sales coo bushes 9Oa22 There
Fe business doing in Corn prices. sale, OcS
si a. &c Tor an,ound sound mil ed 81
a o &. asa aDs osn' Oats
hehp-The market IL Of hale,
Gay, At zoaEso per ton, dressed Louyie AM s,tn
ton, and undressed, at I6SalIO, ' ""a II LsAihs-
Proylsions-The mari, for PorL a,u 49,,
demand having been satisfied COO Dbl. in iot. A.
yis 90 ,o ass os1H I'll for Prime IL Clear and
'aoo Tor Ihin Mess Beef
et steady sales 200 bb l2aiS Coun,ry Ne
M NY nst aud lootl' for repaekei Chicago Prime MES,
s ana nss Hams 10 The absence Of sales nomi
ou Meats In fair demand steady al.
pigs AZ t4aSe for Hams, and 6A6 Shoulders Lard 4,
~ sales OF soo bb- at loa alic prime scarce Batter
selling TO lair extent l3alIc Ohio and ,fs n,
Cheese unchanged; prime Is brisk at 9IaiOc " ''
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THk TRUE RENEDr.-Whle masters suffer themselves
to be fined rather than send their sambo drivers before
the Court to be properly dealt with for furious driving the
practice will never cease
Yesterday Mr. John Moss was summoned up for rapid
driving by HE boy, Jim Burnett, on the 18th inst
Me. Moss very wisely jim before the Mayor who
ordered him Fifteen" That is the only remedy for such
m evil "
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WNALL UAuDwAuE.-we are now In receipt

UNWDWNNE,-We o .
H fresh stock Of Goods consisting Pocket Cury
Of various patterns; GuHs dnd to handsome
BULpfSG MiIsRfAs such Locks, Hinges, berewr Nails &C.
large assortment Tools Of all descriptions
Imiths Machins and FARMERS togi,hsr with
,.rmeni Of Yoregn snd Domestic ardsAr sutAbso the wants
EnDAT HARDWARE, consisting nli' stirrupS Bneties ac
Coach Materials Springs and AEeS Patent Leather Hog SKINS
serge, Webbing, whips, &C.
Our purchases have been msds direct from the
Europe and America, upon favorable terms
Having had the experience Of the last 30 30 years.
the country litter upon keeping tho
best Of Hardware, suitable Of the viz
rina Tennessee and North Carolina Merchants 10 be found ia
any house In the United States.
We respectfully invite examination and prices
Merchants and others visiting this market feeling the assn
that satisfy the largest class customers
SMITH A ROBERTa
Importers Of HardEArs, No "a Pearl street,
n. w. Always hand an assortment Of MAYORS" Cf sui
81 ~ aBrIo Hmm
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The "ProvdeDce Journal" thinks that the Annexation
Of Canada to the United States is growing more and more
probable, and adds
li it takes place. IL will be done without war
without purchase, and by the free Of all the par
ties 10 interest," aud for the benefit Of all. The peopie Of
Canada have made aud still making great strides in
prosperity. They hardy, enteprs0g aud intelligent
people accustomed to free Institutions aud accustomed to
regard tho United States with admiration tempered indeed
with envy but still genuine and sincere n any more ar-
neIaton IL 70 be made 10 southery direction the North
will demand balance beyond the likes and II eau be
obtained peaceably, the demand cannot be refused"
The National Domocra" keeps up It's warfare on the
Soft Shells and says:-
Were Shakespeare now living and did no wish sub
Ject whereby to express the abect humility he could
ask FOR no better than that which the soft shells afford
Iakng money as their God their ALL that miserable despi
cable clique are dospsed aud stunned by all those who
have se-respect aud character to maintain The great
basis on which their character aud platform is founded
- sPo las more than saved the life Of tho
vrimua criminal aud i Is only this that has hitherto kept
thi, little squad together But money canno, hold out
against principles and, from never failing signs. we
ton. FF 'N'''''e '''''''
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bacon, Hams, prime, lial2c Hog Round sxssc oo,,o, 49,
Light s Sn ss psSs on yellow d. receipts.
sosik FLOUR Pine Ssx supeIane ,sS MI, ~, .a
FAmily avail. Wheat siLHS WI "A' u'm' w.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-08-30
Petition for Partition.
IN THE COURT OF CoMMON PLEAS
OF MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Eliza Drum,

Matilda Brown ard John Brown, her husband,
Nancy Winland and Jacob Winiand, her hus.
band. Mary Ann Truax aud Amos Trnax her
husband, Margaret Baker aud Jackson Baker,
her husband, Alexander Drum, Frances Drum,
and Amanda J Drum
SAID defendants are hereby notified that on the
~ 2lst day OF June. lS54. said petitioner filed in
said Court her petition. the object and prayer of
which is that SHE may hold in severalty her inter.
est in the lands and tenements of which Henry
Drum, late of said County, died seized, to vii:
The east half of the north east quarter, the north
west quarter of the south east quarter. the south
east quarter of the sou.l, east quarter the north
west quarter OF tie north east quarter, all in sec
tion &c, township A, aud range s. in said county.
Said petition charges that the dover OF said Ma
tiida and John and the shares OF said Nancy Win
land, and he's husband, and Mary Ann Tr,iax and
her husband, in said premises. have been sci off.
assigned and confirmed to them: that said pe,i-
lioner, heir at law of said Henry Drum, de.
ceased, is entitled to one equal seventh part Of
sand premises, one fifth part of what now re-
mains; and the petitioner demands that if parti,
tion cannot he made, that such other proceedines
he had in the premises as the law NAV authorize.
the next October Term of said court the ne IL
toner will ask for the proper in the preises
ELIZA DRUM
By u. Nj. HnLLIsrER.
suhs Se' 1904. Her Attorney,
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STATE OF Quo, MONROE COUNTY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. -
Benjamin Davenport against Jesse Eagon, May
Donahoo. Robert Morgan. Nancy Wysecowsr,
Eli Cowl. Thomas Donahno, James Donshoo,
William Donsoo, John Ddnahoo. Hannah
Dnnahoo, John Wofcrd. and Margaret -
wife.
THE said defendants are hereby notified, that ,
i petition IN civil action has been fled against
them Ie said Court, setting forth that said Davea.
port formerly purchased of nne John Sovil the
south west quarter of the north east quarter At
section ten, township seven of range seven, In
said county. being the same land theretofore puf.
chased of Michael r. Donahoo. by the eaid Js.a..
Scvil That said Michael T, Donahoo died with.
cut making deed TO said Sovi. that Jesse Eagon,
executor of said Michael T Donahoo, filed his
petition to complete said real contract by making
Geed to said John Sovii. But mistake and erroe
occurred in the description ofsaid land. and the
same mistake and error were continued in the
conveyance from John Sevil aud wife to said
Davenport. The prayer Of the petitioner is 10
have The mistake corrected, and the title Of said
complainant confirmed. Said defendants are rs.
CURED to answer the petition before the Sob
day of September next. if they see it 10 contest
plaintiffs claim.
EDWARD AReHBoLD.
Atty for Pl'Ge.
Attest. JAMES MITCHELL.
July 26. 1854. cIk of C. p. MOO.
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DOAD NOTICE. IN office is hereby given
lG that petition viii be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, at their Septembel
session, praying for county road commencing a
the forks OF ethe creek near Pickens' Miil-dam
thence up the run through lands of Moses Payne
and Reuben Smith, 10 intersect the road leading
from Woodsfieid to Calais, and theuce to Slim
per's Mili~dam, thence with near the line o
Jacob Stackleather and dam Reasbeck and in ter
sect the Mi,onsburgh road on lands Of Jacot
Stimper. A PETI rIONER.
nruSt lGa1
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A Home for Sale.

I'M Saturday the End day of September, 1854,
" at the door of the court house. in Wpods6eld
Monioe county, Otio, at 2 o'clock, NJ. the sub
scrher will offer for sale, at public outcry, the
homestead Of the late Robert Mills, situated in
Green township, IL said county. Containing abo,,'
251a acres. in sections 27 and 33 township 3, and
range 4, upnl which there is "a grst and saw mill
and other valuable Improvements.
TERMS OF SALE.--One- third in hand, one
third IN six months, and the balance in one year,
with interest from the day of sale. The whole is
appraised at three hundred dollars.
JOHN McCASLlN, Admir-.
Aug. 2, 1851. OF Robert Mills.