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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

The National Intelligence, abiding to the Presidents
message and the proposition for Congress place
his disposal millions OF dollars to be used to effect
settlement of difficulties with Spain INDUCES in the
following discreet and sensible remarks:
AT present. we will only say that it is pretty good
proof that our relations with Spain OF very
enacng character that the President specifies the half
forgotten Black Warrior affair the only circumstance
justify the placing of millions OF money in the
hands Of the Executive the contingencies that
may arise during the four short months which in
tsrveue between and the meeting OF Congress
Are then, relations with Spain in critical posture
to demand that extraordinary should be con-
6ied to the Executive Governments Uuless in revenge
for the detention of the Black Warrior il is
emplsted to nfic, Cuba Cadz repetition of the
Greyown exploit see, from anything disclosed
in the Message the slightest necessity for unusual
measure aud say this without intending to intimate
But, a general principle, such is variance
with the genius OF republican institutions If with
the Constitution itself unless demanded by great
emergency uudefned impending danger. How would
tho old Republicans OF rs have such propo-
sitcn presented under similar circumstances Spain,
from report, has her hands fall at home
think OF any foreign war; and least of all it'll the
United States therefore unless the President means to
take the initiative in bringing collision with Spap
we cannot see what he want with ten millions Of
dollars Should any national crigency arise for the
poyment OF such san Congress will be back to
grant it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

Az 0Lp OrrrSDSR.-0fcer Tyler took up an unor,u -
ate white woman, named Mary Jane Purcell GU Cary
Street, about O'Clock, Wednesday night In drunk.
en- condition and Gagged her. She seated on the side
walk where she would In all probability have remained
until morning bad sho not been observed by tho officer
This person has been frequently before the Mayor for
offences OF the character She spent some two or
three long terms Ia Jail for Of bail TO be Of good be-
hsvior Aud that hard ordeal was potIsuicieut To
admonsh her, or effect reform In her depraved habits
Not moro than six months ago she brought up and
committed Tor signing the name oil another to bail bond
required 81 her by person from whom she occupied
mouse. She requested tho individual whose name sho
forged 10 witness an agreement between herself and the
landlord Before consentng do he desired that the
agreement be read being himself unable to read or write
que read tue document IN language suited her purpose
and instead OF bona de bond for tho payment of
mace 1t appear an agreement between herself and tho
house owner. With false impression of the nature NJ
the document made In the aforesaid he gave con-
sent to the signing Of his it Aud down Il went
ono was sent to Jail for some time for the offence
On Yesterday morning when the Mayor visited the cage
ne found TO his surprise that she again In the cv
Her condition was exceedingly bad. She was PROSTATE
rom the effects Of the Spree aud his honor
that ulp would revive her. ordered her one In less
than two minutes after sent adrilt he would have
given ten dollars no had done So Her tongue sat
sgoing and Of course he couldn't stop it.
She was brought TO the court and his honor believing
would be dangerous to commit her at such time dis
charged her with severe admouition.
She made graceful bow kissed her hand TO him ami
went. $3.50 ~
When sho was for the forgery she had with her an
interesting female Oh Id Who fortunately for her was taken
from her and given In charge to the Sisters Of Charity
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pETEKSRuRG MARKET Anrnat Q.


Tor some there advanced last weeks
$9tO 90 Pair good 10; Very Good and Zine u 20
Goon.Th; mark.. IS with light stock on sale
wbs;tIwe note rasT s. T, ,S ,c,,
9Th an olc quote wheat at ST. with
g gIoar-s f,. yoa, 10 lot, s,9; Ee,an?so
Bacon -shoudsr SH esic sides ~ 7Xc. Hog round
Hay.-we note sale. ofiargs lot, at si--atre,aniC TO-
ST. LOUIS MARKET, July 90.
TobaccoBreakS continue small A. the warebou,s
hid, % red and sold a annexed prices as go 9Sti S.
r. al p1p e. az rIP;t' ''d' sold as follows
BALTIMORE MARKETS, AuG. Q,
: sss$
There vas aso S 9oTou o. eS s:
Of ~ b. hC.sr5 Street d,iyerses IN all September a, tue
at 80, without hadng buyer. street
od ey we're taken a the close Of cSsas Hoard
1 T ha1atsd soi hayg
change prices, The market dsprsIed prices were
cdcrlnzs wheat Corn ADD FLOUR EIehsoz.
6O5 buhel, being ft The demand vas iT !.
though not ssye eu, the limited receipts prevented any decline
oI"s good . choice H d. i Z:
and IiaisS c for prime White; suitable Tor sIS f.@g st
p pS 9t a as g. sample hat . ss .as TO
The ossrios, Of cy grn. Whsl are limited Shie ihey
wheat, Of this descriptions crn ., ',ll du although
TIE oa.rnS. ~sr. about 700 bushels. white sis q,
j
There RYE sale this morning The offerings
about 700 bushels The market hrmer THIS
morning the
sales Of Maryland and Ygnls o. -
at 80 a - cents.
NEW YORK MARKET, August
Bour 4:The market for state and Western opened
less buoyancy this and the
dag we're with dlneuy obsn,d The sock IL ducsi
hTure and the receipts aing that holders
manifest innaton n yield For
port there demand except AZ prices materially below those
/
sggegilo 1870 bbl' fI75 choice
sar 100 10 cobsn Michigan good Ohio,
snd % 90 for extra - loo canads PoaI quiet and
be tomintly TbG fThi bond. Southern quisi
with safes Of 49, bbi. sIH ag ~ good MIXED brands
Rye Yolr arm saie bs 81 40 for supefnle Corn Meal
steady with small sales ~ fB1b for jersey.
OTan-Tbee change notice in the wheat
Tor milling sales roo bushels good
ohio ans,n for this market, deliverable
tH; 500 fair Red Delaware 80, and roo nferor white
Sontbsrn ft,iO
Rye IL quiet Nth retail sales Atf ,2lai,os
The without material change ard the demand
ie,. Males Bushels .tCsaT2 Tor unsunJ
IS cen prime wssTn mixed and - 10
yellow.
Oats 10 fair without much change prioes
saes S5AJ cents for Hate AMI serh rs later prise for
heavy Chicago.
|
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e Ths aMorIIkas. nnnAsr olorns.. eaa.laerlu,

~ The "MOTIIEtts BREAST CLOrHs,- eon.iderin,
the limited means used to bring them into public pooety
met with unparalleled in the history of remedies
The Introduction OF them public attention. developed
fact which is truly gratyngthe fact that they desne
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense ago
mixing sneng than single remedy among men, Tn.
suffering which they and which they
class condition Its wide the globe and
wherever the mother children found there the truly
10 knou n and Attested.
and some OF the southern States whilst many
to their gIa; value we have ye. hear Of their
~ remittance of tl0o accompanied worth Of
pair any part Of The united s.ase, 0' mai OF
- " xDlE q CRAY, Wholesale aud Retail Agents,
lsI l4' Main street. Richmond, Virginia
them L be- r hs:s cS 1
Cloths, would they place upon them
. a STsSToS T. to q: sale this
known as Puam which win he divided utiul farm
paper Great viii be here SGrsd To
'h1,s w,h,oE .rm: or un,y residences near the city
lberaIttrm,. '' ~ WV - '''' y"
aus TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Auc.loneer.
300 81 UPLAND COTTON for AZ: JAS WINSTON
NUUsIC-nUsIC.-JaH received by p. ii. TAYLOR,
and pieces:
Tell me not in Mourntui Numbers; by Emerson
The P,ls me ny T Heart y 6fs!.,r
Geradint BY PierPont.
Hail Coumhiai By Boyer
The Ba!'s Ct iius!e,i y Theodore A''en
Wiener KrsutIer Polka; by p Beyer
Hobby horse Polka by Charles Grob.
Aut i6j Main street
" turn his sincere thanks to his country ,nds
paronags extended 70 him since engaged 10 the coBmn
Building, soeEoc Warehouse Rchmond Va and soie con.
AuI-oII uw ATKINSON
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Hor WTATHER--The Thermometer rose Ia the shade In
different locations IN this city A. noon Yesterday and Inc
dp before to 70 aad lOO.-Tynchbgfg virginian, Au.
gusg2.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

Tax wEArHrR.-We had slight fall of rain about o
clock yesterday evening, and he prospect Of heavy
fall seemed good. lifts effect upon the
be no better than the rains have had since Sunday
will be OF little advantage.
Inc heat has been ALMOST nsuffsrsbe for three DAYS
past was moi as intense on yesterday as it had been
Tor the three previous days The marrow If any have
broed within US During Tuesday night We dipped our
head fully half dozen times in water to couneract the
near tnat we might snatch few hours Sleep The effect
proved TO be good just as long the moisture
out once evaporaed condition was NJ bad as before
repetition Of the same wa, the only means to
secure any rest.
There loud peas of thunder aswe write while
the atmosphere Is dull and heavy.
There il every good prospect of heavy fall Of rain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04
TIE SECOND AND LAST
sHAND BALLOON AsCENsION
OF PROF. GEORGE ELLIOTT,
At THE
'SLHSH UOI7NGE,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
August 10Th, 1854, mt A o,.,..,,

At THE
SLASH COTTAGE
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
August iO'h, 1884, mt O'Clock.
SMITHS ARuORY BAND
% DC n attendance during the entire day N. COTTAGE
'NHE INTREPID yRRoNAUr Sin wave N. sT,r ST..
ngass ssis b rLi
Country, aud trusting In III, God '''N' manner his
tp Cars leave RiehmODd for the co,.sr. Alto 70
S re RoU Us H'' TRfP 3 q y and o'clock
yas.aE joins 7. FORD. Manager.
IN m; Si. ' Ss q
es. " ''e" Complainant,
H SHS.S .sss S.,ss:
.s. ss The heir.
S Sy sa.s s1l ti S.. IL,
Court .i n, on H sSss ID,
Il " ssa do sS, y, M
Sr s%aaa P %S .s,e
cry Of S ii s sosns and and
Ter" OF 'Ae County Court; o., - 'A' next
ISss. cGa Of :, Sa,o . to
Sulphur Springs. se.Hs osm, ITO to be held white
ss q
A LnENiAnLE LAND FOR sNLE-Ts, .ps,e7Is.7 5,v,,,.
Ms which he reaide. %as 70, sale
&dIa's Ct 3if Of sss s ,%s y:
@ sH.n Of &
Ia ..': s .fss a. sa Tn.
land s.iGe E. ss
s s and soa eGnaE
tbs. World man The frm 0p Sos,s 10 the y,S
Sar. h The s'Ssn vsy large and which
sn The s ,,ms little Fish
TsU,s ri, ,ssS ssS Undue: s
good bargain AS ii fissMi. Il. xril LIN buy
sr the shove named land sold privately b.O. IL,
, Jay OF september .eIt will day oTer It al paSs
sss ,I lid privately before ,h.. be
.heis interest to call and thms.lve. a. ,oon "
sui"i.~u .usr,y " ,,n,,,o
~, sUBsCab Err take, Pl returning his thanh, to
os, 59 age they have
Ss f Fieh i5 e sss
o the % Of sAs VII Be well iarHa
nr't nsor above the at ss
s,,sS s a,',sS S 70 which saioon
co "oItmsn Plain and Fss
either .s Or p0'P.e OF Itpns w.sdSs
SG.ne and S S a: s
French Candies pOa'"n' and all kinds OF Fancy
jyst No. lss, one door above Exchange R.ni
E q bills sugar Ssi. Crush
Doi LEWIS WEBB A SON.
M ANILt cRA.s SKIRTS AND MOSQUITO NETTING
ici. ~ 81 received large sappy OF both
VALENTINE. oRENsHAw co.
~ , an, NO: W. corner Broad 9th Capitol ,tre,,s
We VIII s nj or them are
six husiins Tissues, Plain Figured Hsrsy.. puss
net, Lawns Gngham' very good Of AN linda OF
| goods at reasonable rates "' >"uss VI
Jy8i n M
SbShh PLtTED CAsToRs, &c-Eiegant silver p atsd
- Revoying Castors to bottles st Cut al .s Brsn
MA do Coues Urns and Ctne Potts.
Dessert Forks with double Abata Ware Tb.
For sale by "e"-
C,,,a. vi,
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:ROO DAIss UPLAND COTTON, for ,.ls. -
ROYAL PARRISH,
COMMISSION MEpI,tI mt

COMMISSION MERCHANT
HHkVIN0 located permanently Ia the Richmond soil
cts conJgnmen from bis friends Others ~ WHEAT
FLOUR TOBA co, CORN, oAis, BACON BUTTER LARD. and
the prod eonJ generally Of the country.
lie hopes by strict attention business share portion OF
the public His onice at batter Tins
ys Gary street also article
10 this market Tor my friends. AT-dtem
EiTOCKS FOH SALE
- 5000 State BtOck 20 years 10
10 OO1 do DO n do 10
$40 do do ~ do do
GUVO do do Ito II year, to run
1900 do do 10 4 years 10 run
1000 CITY Of Petersburg Coupon Bonds guaranteed By the
1900 jane, River KsnS-hs Bonds, guaranteed By the
10000 city Of Richmond Bonds, long date
900 do do do short dates
30 Shares Bsiyiders Paper MN Stock
~ Shares Mldohian Coal Mining stock
20 shares VTginlA Central illroad Stock
rs shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock
southsde Gallroah Bonds guaranteed by The city Of
Petersburg at loS rates
Richmond Petersburg Z per cent Bonds, very secure
iLysstment, upon most fIyerabe terms.
an1-1Gt JOHN A. LANCASTER
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INVALUABLE IT, FARMERS AND FAMlIits
ELLENBOROUGPS
TRUE TURF OIL!
oh OLD soaE sS e s sy:y o Sss'os5alP,IG1
One teaspoonfn equal any tnovn
I g,ul.., and sPralns, Cracked Heel,
s s9..1 Lc e., r %as GnsnO'. sweeney
otamP and retter, Chafe and che,ifOunder,
Wounds undrr the Nails. windssI and aamSnss''
oI'ndu'Ar rnm0ur', swellsd Legs and shines,
Warranted tocuro. and danger exposure to cold
Applied TO burns a, once, 1t leave, o scar.
aua Sole PrOpristOr,, Riehmoni Va
P.:tAg.. ganpowder and Teas assorted
WhArpS6 PAPER-l,oo0 realms large and small Paper,
aus DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
ErlNEp G,R,5oo packages Loaf, Crushed Powdered
aus DAVENPORT. ALLYN a CO.
S.aaT.-ia'' sacks 'aoai for sale y
SuGAR.-iio hhds New Orleans, part prime
~ 10, To- 30 40 Por o iaeo do do
., 20 do cOnee Sugar, A. D and @, from various
aus LEWIS WEIR soN.
MI New Orleans aud Cuba, and sugar House
sa5 LEWIS WEBB d SON.
d F''''' Santos I IiEs VISA NpS
HHIsH.-HalifsS HerrDE,; MaeEsTe IN bbi.
aus IEwls wEBB a SON.
Up ICE.-91 iieTee' for sale by
ab aus 80, - - LEWIS WEBB SON
II lain lined, full supply 10 store aud foS .ae by
sign III, Circular saw VIM i Nan street
RDHESERVING FJHNACEs-.An sizes, for sale by
aus Sign Of the Circular aa s,ffp Man street.
tHcULtR s,ws..?i q .lCs COS" superior steel
ter toG.th.t With full assortment Of The smaller Sizes from
aus slgn Of the atsaW. Il Main street.
HR EUOyAI.-JOHN ~ GORDON SON have removed to
Just ~ Them Main ",t s ' Sa . hSS nous.
m'oi@,n Of Metals, iroo rIs,, &C. aus s''
New BOOKS FOR AC0UsT.-At The New D1ok,tore, Kent
slr Jasper casv Knit; ~, NE and Experience With
to. @SS 81 n,: ny f.G y aGs no
Lever, DS1a FAMILY 4. Abroad s,oPiPI % ssni:
Russia, turkey and Persia With ADD Tooic' i3mO
@ltn,on, Ancient Esyp,l.p' popular account q THAR
matter %h %oad sa' ' aS
Stocking and SIM or Hunter John Myers and hi, Times
sSry Of The ya s, 81 y,sSa isno Ig,9
the xysST.i The wilmington" S,tdsaa, is" "EmIiis
"yndhsm:" a., &c. $40, paper, " cent? - Ill.,. .,, -.
"royhood Il Great Men, with nu'irstion. icSc' @u'u @
Orator. ToacA,,ou, Eogu,nee slmPrssd r@br,esr
Voice and Tor in the sp'SsE
3, Heb Mcqueen e, s1 limo 9a,G " SsG,
c oS. sS and s Of the ns ~ Saints FROM ,sn
Observation during Months Redsnee Crest Lave
city by Bensmn Late seeretay q Utah Territory
With Illustrations. limo, muslin ~.
Thomast Farm Implements, and the Pflncps Of their
U'sJ n;msnisy snd Familiar Treatise on Me-
Ordinary Practice, Agriculture. With 200 lu ,ipn iamo
muslin, o.. W. 4. BUTTFRg
aus III Main street.
HnoN Ann brass HOUND UEnAR wARR--suoh "A Cans.
water BucE' Tubs 10 nests and nsy sead Measures sad
Ohurns, &c, for saieby
aua nutKtEy 90, Eagle squars.
INVURNIP sEED.-Ju,i received large lot Of fs,h TaT
Top White Va, ouSs DSe r, asi S SSE
suibble sWsed.
aua wN PALHFR.
MUsLIy, JAC0yEr, AND BLACK LAC. COl.L,hs-
kNA Received VI, day per Adams Cos Eprrs Jatnnet,
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TEMPERANCE MEETING IN KING AM

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN
According to previous notice, citizens of King ard
Queen friendly to the cause of Temperance their
Court House on the 4th OF july to organize county
Temperance Association.
Although the day was excessively warm, We were
honored by the presence of many Of our fellow
cit zens, aud cheeed by tie smiles OF many Of the fair
The meeting was opened with prayer by Elder Isaac
Digs.
The Declaration Of Independence was then rsad pre-
faced by few remarks by Col. \. Fleet; after which,
Elder Ro. F. S:ubbs delivered interesting address in
which he portrayed the evils resulting from the liquor
traffic, and showed the necessity of law prohibiting il
altogether as beverage. Elder s. Was followed by Col
Fleet Col. F., unlike most temperance men, is opposed
to further legislation upon the subject He is ncverthe-
less, firm friend Of temperance, and ardenty desires
the success of the cause.
tier the conclusion of Col. F's speech the COMPANY
invited TO parake of refreshments Dinner be.
ing over, the meeting proceeded TO the organization
- The Temperance Association OF King aud Queen Col
A. Fleet called the chair and j. G. Crtteuden ap-
pointed Secretary.
Tue Constitution read b. the Chairman and after
several amendments, was adopted Ii is too long 10
seriion here.
The object Of the Association shall be nv the dissent
nation Of light and knowledge by public appeals and by
all prorar abolish entirely ard universally the
manufacture aic aud use in oil inoI icaIlng liquors
beverage
"The Association shall consist OF five sectional d +.
visions corresponding to- the five Magseria districts OF
the county"
THE officers OF the Association shall be President
five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for each district Correspond
ing Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer and five
District Secretaries An annual meeting Of the Assoca-
lion shall be held on the second Monday OF May"
OFFICERS rLrcrED TILL rnE ANNUAL MEETING.
Col. A. Fleet Presden, Of the Association; VIM Berry
man, Corresponding Secretary John Pollard Recording
Secretary Edward Walden, Treasurer.
lst. District John VI. Glraett, VlcePsesden,, Samuel
Gresham, Secretary.
2od. District, J. w. Shackford, Vice.President. Geo
X. Iiundey, Secretary.
Srd. District, Col John Bagby, vice.President, VIM
T. Courtney, Secretary.
4th District, Elder Isaac Digs vice.Presdent, j. c.
| Crttenden, Secretary.
5:h District Maj. Rod. Bland, Vic. President James
| S. Brstow, Secretary.
Furnished for publication in the Richmond papers, by
order Of tho meeting.
J. c. CRITrENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

BALLOON AscSNsioS.-Prof,sso Elliott will make his
last asesnson in his beautiful balloon on Thursday mex,
me iolh INST, IRON the Slash Cottage grounds
Preparations on grand scale are on foot for tho ac
comoda'ion ct those who visit the Cottage on this
occas ion. ~ ~
successful "a was the last experiment Of the intrepid
would have been II the day had been more
Inc balloon popped suddenly fom view, owing to the
eloaded state OF the atmosphere Il to be hoped that
S Se next gay whi DC more f,vorable-in which event
thousands will in all probability, be present from this
uy. ~ ~
we must admire the enterprise OF Mr. John T. Ford
sne seure agent in she movement To him Is due the
pertinent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

DisNisskp-Fhe summons against Frederick Anderson.
for permitting quantity oil bricks to remain on the sids
WALK near the corner OF 9th aud Grace Street. was dis
missed on yesterday, by the Mayor. Mr. Anderson hav
produced the authority the Commissioners Of Streets
to have them there.
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RANCE OF THE THERMOuRTER
MkORRLS' Bootssor, 81 Hdir ars>i, Aug 0.
'"'.G'' 70 S $50 . ''si''E' Ctna.
MkASDOLPRs B,.t.,o,.. 1911 Main stree, AWg.s.
'";S''' "Sc'''s' "'''':sf' tcr"a.
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SOUTHERN STUDENTS At YALE CoLLror.-The folio wing
circumstance, detailed TO Yesterday by highly respect
able citizen OF this place. will show how high the ana.
very feeling Is running Yale College, aud how unwise
ucated.
Some four years ago, the gentleman from whom We get
our information, placed bis Sing Sing, near New.
ork preparatory to his admission into Yale College
This summer the mother ofthe youth for the pu-
pose, among other things OF taking him to New.sven
and seeing him properly matrcusted Ga arriving there
however, she found the preudces against the South SO
strong both in tho College aud In the aud the color
cd population uso.n she determined at once that that
proper place for Southern man to be
Accordingly after consulting her husband by telegraph
they have decided aud wisely opinion 10 en-
their sou a Franklin College in this State.
We learn from the source, that there are at tbis
time only eight students at Yale from the South So tho
roughly tainted have the officers of the College becom,
with the virus Of sboltionis the Faculty hesa,ed
for some time before they would grant diploma 10
Southern student who undertook ia his speech at the
late commencement deierce of the institutions of his
home.
We have heard it stated aso that It is probable the
Rev Mr.. Stiles, native oil the South and well known in
Savannah OF the eloquent divues of the ay
have 10 give his church New Haven on account
OF the antavery feelings of his Ii is said
that many OF the Oldest and respectable members
bis church are giving up their pews simply because he
native OF the South aud not a aooliionists!
Such facts as these ought demonstrate to the people
OF this section at least the proprety of paronlng
institutions oil learning. The advantage of an education
at the older colleges oil tue North will not compensate one
for the wrongs and usolencs which he Is subjected
In addition to this consideration student derives great
benefit fon being educated in the State in which he
poets to reside; for during his College career he meets
With young from all part of the State whose ac-
quantance cannot fail 10 be Of to him in after life
Sardnnah Republicans OF Monday.
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FACT FOR THE ABolrrroSrsr, We po,,oa . a.. H..
since in the marble yard Of Mr. J. C. w,,,,i,
scrip,ion upon 1t: "
"SiSred 20 the memory Of Bills Martin tho t,o,,,,.
want OF John Merritt ' " ''''"'u' SET
This stone was erected by his Young m,s,st. = , +,
o. ~, w merritt 10 token Of respect for his memory"
lhS SIMPLE inscription tho tomb stone OF an bu,hto
servant go whole volume Of reply to the eI,v0sr,,sJ
counts o. hr' Stove, and her associates in
uon Toe stone could have cost lea than tbr,v ~
@ uosrs probably more than Aunt Harriet has oivsn
ot ho tehei OF suffering bl Eek humsuty during bes bc
time Dot OF The entire profits which she has realized fro
the sale Of Uncle Tom" and kindred WORK, ae dnnt
Hhethsr sue has appropriated to tho starving mi.Sng
expended by the'c grateful masters in e,ecing 49,,
msnt over the remains Of an attached aud faithful Old FAM
y servant !Samtoa Spectator '""'''
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NTUsLIN, JACDyEr, AND BLACK LAC. ,OIL,hs-
kVH Received this day, per Adams Cos Epr-ss Ja'onet,
Grapes. '' -
aui WARREN PERKINS,
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ENsR nENTTuoof hsmos, deIlrable CGce, the w.
~ Apply at the Whig oaicv, aus-u
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The Pbv'ieians Of the New York Hospital give some
ho'. showing that eiShhs Of oil person. attacked
eJ oeoera ace those who have ars'dJ been long suffering
'o@ 'ome orsan'c disease as Of the liver lungs =, sud
Sho could not live long under soy circumstance,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

Two valuable horses bslong 10 Mr John Houseman
were killed By lightning day week before last while
grazing IN Fl I'D near West View, in this county-staun-
ton Spectator
Dysentery has been prevailing fearful extent 10 tho
neighborhood Of New Hope, 10 this county. number
Of deaths have occure1.-Ib.