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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

The Monthly Mirror, is the title Of neat
and spicy little Temperance paper published
at Pittsburg, Pa, BY David L. Fleming, a,
IS cents year. To Clubs, 10 copies for
$500. 1t is well worthy Of an extensive
Ladies' Christian Annral.-This is month.
ly Magazine Of elegant appearance, publish
ed in Philadelphia By James challen, at
sl,oo per annum. Its "devo,ed to pure
Literature, and 10 the great interests of Reli-
gion, free aud untrammeIled from all secla.
rian Influences The Nos. before Us are
and 9 Of Vol. 3. Call aud examine them.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

az Brarlon county, in this State, has
decided egains, licensing The sale of ardent
spirits, by asma)I majority of votes
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
Extract from a Letter to the Editor.

MR. S SlEsrRlED: Since lhave quit to-
king the Monongalia Mirror there has been
a great druuth prevailing over the land. also
a drouth in my family for the want OF your
paper. ] wish TO take it another year.
Yours. &c, ------.---
GT Well, the dtou,h has been relieved
in q, measure, BY refre.hing rain, since he
wrote that letter, and we trust that be and
his family will no longeT,hirstfor news
We have sen. ths Mirror promptly.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
and filed with whorllebcrry bushes, pine
and ,anfarack timber. A good deal o! val
nable timber will probably be burnt,

and filed with whortlebcrry bushes, pine
and ,anfarack timber. A good deal OF Sa''
liable timber will probably be burnt -
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. sO.-We had .
shower Saturday evening, the first Tor weeh''
SARATOGA sEsr,SEL, Aug, So.-Fonr Of
five miles North Of this village. WaI'ons
woods are OH fire Report says the wh"'e
neighborhood is fighting FIRE, Aid has ben
solicited from here. The woods below ~
Huddlpstons, near lhe railroad aFe on nle'
making i. rather dangerous or'rains to pass
I PErERsBoRo, N. II. Aug. 3o-P"alor,s aIf
SO dried up that rain can ha,dIy benefit ITEM,
and there will no, be half crop. ktonmt
$1,000 a barrel, corn Sl,25 n hMshr', w. W.,
make hard times for the poor. AS lot wv" wv,
Ter, very little Of il can be obtained az 1"'
price. Tho
ST.. PAu1s, MINNESOTA, Aug. e5.Itns
crops in the Territory are lnxurlant an" Z"
eel the expectations Of all our visitors
JEssEyvlLlE. ILL.,, Aug. "a In nus o Vi,
cini,y, the mast promises largely, ana I, y
hogs will have n good time geneFan ~,
There will be- found fewer hogs to or 'n. ,,I
ed this fall than usual As there Is aG'' ,'i,I
ance Of small grain and hay, farm S'0rS S ,or
moi suffer for provender Corn will os wv
high to make pork.
i DETROIT. Aug. 2s.-Com in some Ia,"
Of this State is dried up-ptema'urely , ,I,c
ed. Ilis no, filed, but farmers a'e e"'""e
i, up. Pasture is drying up.
SULLIVAN Co, N. y. Aug: S.IT r !. =
,annery and mills, with 500 cords .. I "'."
and 1000 saw logs, took fire from 'Of uu'n
inc woods and were consumed al a lo 10. y
$1,000, insurance $1,000. The spaI,IS sI VI, ~
, clown a quarter Of mile and klna's .a, u y
!, fire at the ,annery. During the last ! ,a y
i fifteen days a large number OF OUT S''4 III
:, have done little else than fight me- im
y woods have been on fire in all dlier'' s.n
= and dwelling houses, barns, tannetIess. .s @t :
have been in grea, jeopardy, and we n'a al.
c msny instances Of chair breadth estspp s.
J. The destruction Of bark and timber has pee
: immense.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23
MARETS.
The Chplel at Pittsburgh.

PrrspuRs, Sps 1s.-The Cholera
continues to rage with undated vigor
aud fatality thai truly frightful. The
number of death yesterday was forty
and the list for To-Day is not yet made
up, but will be eqally as heavy \
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

Scarcity Of Water,-The Wheeling
Times states tha. a few days ago gentle
man in going from Washington, Va, to
Morgan,own, Va, was compelled to pay
o5 crntsa bucket for water for bis lrorse,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-23

High Price for Shading Coya,-The
Scioto Gazette says, that Mr.. sey-
mour, of cambridge, Ross county, Ohio,
sold few days ago quantity Of ccrsi
in the field atthirty6se dollars per ecre.
This is doubtless the highest price ever
paid for standing corn in Southern Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

fAsic-On sunday last during heavy shower OF rain while
ana crowded congregation Of persons collected n
hs meeting house OF the FuyaEna Church
NeI nhp Association holding its session
VINO had more appetite apples
OI patsElnS spiritual food,
msy The word passed through the that she
chorIa ana then enued Immediate ladies.
Aa pansns into the falling their
neI ep. from pesience In their midst Gentlemen
Pei themselves at the doors end-ayOrnx
wen as 70 assure the audience there was no ehoer there
a. wen nave tfiei 10 stop flock Jun
pt.epec after the eider had over, dam Up
.huhAh toen the choers panic into
sifeiy only lay ia their feet they were eternrd No.
'he The house cleared anI the
OF Tue cholera by good drenonE the flinz rain
cholera physcian Of whom the Richmond Dispatch
s some account might perhaps
20 had re been there and sale for his pills at t per
'o'te't"'s JlsSrooHidH, July q. -
~ fiU'aSNi-On Monday last the County court OF
was occupied With the subject license 20 sell
20 persons applied for license to keep; one
obtaining hbya single vote, sfoT granite IL and
Ihs other person failed get license as the vote
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29
EOHAETIC CAsE-ATTEaPT TO ABDUCT AN
UEiREss.

One Of the Of forcibe abduction which were Tor.
merry 20 common in Ireland, recently attempted in
rpperity county, which caused remarkable sensation
n the neghbofhooJ, aud in Dublin, a. tho parties are
highly connected, and outrage Of similar nature he
no. occurred In Ireland for many ye.r4 From an extra
the Tipperiry Free Press we take tue following
For tine past, Miss Arbulhnot, daughter Of the
late George Arbutbnot, Esq Of Edersle. ssrry ha.
been visit with her sister who married to the lion
George Cough, the and heir OF tie hero Of Sobaop
aud who resided at KIthronan house, distant about to
miles from ClOnu'el This young lady, who IL reported
be the posses7Or Of large fortune has had several
admirers IN this part Of the county, to Of whom
NOR says, has she given any conntenance. Amongst
them was John GARDEN Esp, j. T., ID. H., OF Blrnane
TempemOre, gentleman Of considerable property and
held IN general esteem throughout the locality where he
resided aud he tho, is said to have shared similar
"A fact that cooborated uy the singular and OF
raordnary proceedings with which be subsequently, be
came connected.
On Sunday last. Mr.. Garden on Nyt IN this neigh
borood and having breakiasted Ile2rns hotel in th
town, proceeded to Rsthronan Church. where lie attended
service, At which Miss Atbuthnot and her sister, Hon
MIRA Cough, wero present. From the defnoanor Of Mr
Garden during the performance OF the ceremony no clue
could be had his Intentions have heard he wa,
most attentive and collected during its continuance While
the congregation in church groom observed
leading very handsome pair Of horses along the road
carriage too stationed short distance of to which
dashng pair Of thoroughbreds harnessed and sir
strange noticed lettering about having ap-
parenty particular business in the neghorhood sis
Arbuhnot and her sister had driven church on an out
side car and the fact OF shower Of rain having fallen
and the OF her coachmap who returned TO Rshro
nanhouse for covered car may she attribute her escsp,
from being borne away by her disappointed admiror.
When the church service was at end, Mr. Garden wal
observed 10 walk towards the horses and 10 carefully eE
anime their housings, &C., looking to tue ghtoess Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

cleaning out before it would be fit receptacle fol
any one in search of purity in politics.
We conclude with plain request. which we trus,
our neighbor of the Enquirer will answer. The En-.
guirer thinks that Southern Wings should,
instead Of denunciation and hostility, extend the
right hand of fellowship to Northern Democrats, who
have been true, and who form an important portion
OF the great Democratic party" Now, we wish to
know whether the Enquirer is ready act upon that
principle, even with the members Of its party
Will our neghbor be good to inform the public
whether the New York lIards or the New York Sofls
have its sympathy in the struggle going on between
the National and the FreeSo wing of the Democratic
partys What say you, neighbour 1t is high time
for you, aud all Southern Democrats, to speak out on
the issue in this contest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

We believe il last session of the Legislature, and
the previous one too perhaps that the mombcrs instruc
ted aud urged upon Senators aud Representatives in
Congress to get tue act passed providing for bounty land
TO the soldiers Of the of lslether widows heirs
No attention has been paid the bill the instruct
that we are aware Of The committee reported unfavors
BILE upon it and upon the motion Of member from
other State II recomm,ted. There has been allow
ed to rest, The beueciaries OF the bill have asked in
vain for some action to be taken upoa it. sour Senators
aud Representatives in Congress- have done nothing aud
are not likely to do anyhing While this bill has been
neglected Senator Hunter however devote his atten
ton to providing land for the squaer aud the foreigner
and has been much successful in approprating pub
lie land to them than to American soldiers aud their mi
es. Why is this Can the champions of States rights
find anything IN the Constitution authorizing them to do
nate the public domain osquaters and foreigners in pre-
ference native ctz,as and their decendsn who have
Tough, the battles aud achieved the independence Of the
co untryg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

gths and the freedom Of The reins AZ the time
.ne strange men we're observed to draw the church
au gate and In short time hrs Coughs mads it,
SSppenSe. In Il there wepe but two ssers-the Hon.
N~Psu Uovgn being At present In Dublin. Most foftu-
nstsy foe Miss Arbuhuo, she sat r,hcs, in tho car
s"'o"' Snen passing Mr. Garden stopped by Of
Jus men, and he himsef rushed the door and attempted
70 seize tne lady She screamed loudly aud struggled hard
stanee several Of the Including some of the
hatnronan who sturdily battled for the slater
,ncir aoy determined and serious conflict ensued-
Haruen and his men were all armed with pistols aud
such other available weapons as chance In their way;
fortunately no shot fired in the encounter. and
some severe bruises tho only miships resulting from
.oe surT While Mr. Garden held Mis- Arbuthnot in his
Ne wa, struck down by blow Of stone inflicted by
!ouuS man named AGcah, and thea seeing that they
Ie becoming ovcrpowered by numbers which were every
onen' increasing, Nc Gardens covered his retrss,
'ne carriage Captain Coughs with its iair inmates
49,, e'S naN dead With terror having in the time
eu ou W Nuhronan) which he entered, and two men
having mounted saddle horses the party set Of at speed
a' 10 DEFY pursuit. leaving the defenders to won
e AZ tue daring which prompted the attempt aud at the
escape OF the young lady, whose liberty was thus
Alter the amoeous gentleman and his armed re,aners
we're oeaten oil they took TO flight aud weru closely fol.
'V"sa oy many gentlemen Of the vicinity well as by
ne eonsaouary forco which coui be readily brought
Forward aud used The police gaoped at top speed for
dozen miles, without drawing bride rein; but sucb WAS
'e rae al which Mr.. Gardens carriage proceeded that
s'nouSn u had not mCre than hours start Il would
ustsneed It's pursuers IL the pace had not told ON
@ oss anu inc bad state Of the roads contributed to
VIC '"e" however, they were reached a battle took
place but Mr. Garden seized, d,armed and convened
TO Jail.
so severe was the chase that beautiful marc in Mr.
S'Ish eash,se, worth fib0 fell dead Afterwards
had very good taken Of him. being lodged
IN tue room which was occupied BY Smith Oren when
Ne Was state prisoner at Clonmcl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

An EvESIgUL CAHgEH-At tho late term Of tho sumo
ror Court OF Lowndc. county Georgia a man by Inc
name OF Graham was convicted OF nnnslaugher and
enccd TO tho penitcntary at the age Of nineteen
The Wakural (Fla) Times gives few incidents In In,
lie OF 'h' young man. which well calculated to etcits
sympathy In his misfor,uncs
AT the age OF thisteon he was attacked nv r,o,
who, after teiring him bdly and crushing both s %
left him for dead under covering Of leayet which b he
piled on him. Subsequently no was caught In n sug,r
mi and Lost ono arm bitten tSico by r,,tlesosLs
and shce senseless Wy ish OF lightning Ills
calamity occurred few months ago. when he killed ons
OF hi' neighbor' IN drunken froic by stibbinr W.
doubt very much whether any living ever
Ell similar peri' This s said Iobs trde record ytont
tho least fancy or invention
The Rochester Bo1rd Of Health have Issued the follow
ing stringent, regulation THAT each and every non ,;
nt dtaier In vegetables fruits be- and no il bercbv
required on or before II O'clock A. w. Of each day and
on Saturday evenings before o'clock 10 remove
from The limits Of said city, all vegetables and fruits which
such dealer may h,ye hpd sale that day. and ouch
dealer and every other person. Is hereby prohibited from
selling, or exposing for sae any fruit vegetables which
may have been exposed for sale any previous day."
Madame Bodisco. lady Of the late Russian minister
to the United States intends leaving Wash ngton with
her family next month for RussS will be absent about
Que year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

To- The "SiOTIIEHs BuE.ET tI1yTIIs ;, .,,.t,..i-
The limited means used to bring them into public nooti.t
met with success unparalleled 10 the history Of remedies
The Introduction Of them 10 public attention has sysIopsJ
fact which truly graynghe fact that they are destined 20
supply armedy which win relieve more suffering avo
Mining sudnng than single remedy known among men The
suffering which they prevent and which they relieve Ia
no eaH' or condition Its a. the globe and
wherever the mother Of children found there the truly
| iaknOun and aWestcd. " ~
These cloths have attained vide essbrty yi,gt,,
ana some oi The southern States aud whilst many bgh
eunopas To their great value yet 10 hear Of their
faldIe In single Instance give entire satsftetlon
~ ATemittance Of $780, accompanied by ia cents worth o,
postage stamps VII secure the prompt transmission by mail OF
pair o. these Cloths TO any Of the United states
They are fof sale exclusively by
l., hDIE qEAy, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Jel ~ Main street Richmond. virginia.
" pn directions for applying these Cloths viii
them would be esteemed persons using these
Cloths would make known the estimate they place upon them
W H0T0EOne Of the popular medenss ever IntT5.
dueed In Yrginia BAKERS PREMIUM BTrgRs A. rusrsn.
Tee Tor assertion spoken generally az The hes,
NJ medicines ever before the public. Its greater strength
sa NeryJugness, Coli arrangement o the
YOU need not lear IN n sylnk immediate relief for
| Of fcmale diieases II u without fail.
Gail and get bo and We shall rail.
inx your attention TO this mos valuable Medicine.
/ Price 10 cents per bOlte.
Of the principal Druggist, city Rich
oudabd OF Lyman, Jynohbufg, Todd Christian Petsrt>
snn and walises ,g. 4 n 6s,,, a ~ NJ ,ynn
kiny Toy Norfolk; 0afck gvsthsy Portsmouth: wheat
Chapine. Wheeling vrgin- and Davis Miller, Baltimore
Order. promptly hned BY Addressing
Jyfs-dev v. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
| n ANGH0RN,s NRg .'RXtRt YL0UH,,-a bill, new
n Extra" city MIL, -Four Iust received sud for safe
| A 2hn bids VIRGINIA LMs, g .tor. 90 ale.
y - eGe0V ly9V BACON BAgKRRyILI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

Extra CHARGEs AT SUMNER RxsoRrs.-A corre.nopdsn,
complains with much bitterness because on recent oe
cason he visited of fashionable summer resor,,
aud on leaving he found that the chages for extras
amounted to about half much rs his regular bill for
boarding and lodging. He protested, but ia raip.-
SUCH according to the landlord had been the practice
Tor years. 1t IS however, a practice that should be
0andoned as speedily as possible Visitors to summer
sort short should understand at once what they are to
y ami should not be imposed upon thereafter by unex
lscsed charges The system Is no, only eroncons I'm,
IL some sense fraudulent. Honesty is the best policy
anu mill be found so 10 the long run, even by the avar,
c'as The individuals who make these extra charges, may
pdht thereby Tor one or two seasons bur they
they will DO avoided and denounced We have heard o,
soae strong cases within week tvo In one INSTANCE
Gentleman aud his family could not obtain lodgings nj
eang hotel but cottage short distance was provided
i"s:hSm When at the end of the week, bill was call
ed Or an additional charge OF twenysi1 dollars was
mae for the cottage All we have to say il. tia, citizens
wheare thus imposed upon aud swindied should either
reie to par or have the moral courage TO make the
iacu public, "a well to Others rs to visir proper
degre OF exposure snd condemnation upon the guilty
parties by the way, would il be good plan Tor ali
ote propretors who extra ch,rges 50 10 adyer
tses There would then be no misaudesst.ndig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

-
.
Tux MILK TM..-ln narrative OF travels 90 th,
n anu NV Nvso, '.ss paon,nes' sr wallace dc
. which wa, one of The 6rst vondsr. "na uee
. p.rn. r.. n,,, h. a.,.,Sa "a III e no saw nea
49, "v ,' ~ . S. III .n .un ., very julio
rshnd.s IN ssnsJ.n." "hsn ,h. eA1'e muk, which
shan, ~ ",s,,,sn.. ., In wv , oar. "a CUT iva
liar ta,e could hardly bs di,tingnishas f ,hs Pesu
. ,.oan., ss ~ 80 NJ fss".u run tue genuine
logs that had lain in tho yard nearly month M
several noches Ia the bark viii, an ara AMI In
minute the rich san was running our In ahrn5.ns !"
collected In basin diluted with water, strained an,
brought up at tea time and breakfast next morpiur TN
peculiar flavor Of tho milk seemed improve the o.,
tue tea ana gave a. good color as rich cream; Il
ooiee Il IL equally good. Tho milk Ii also uscd q,
sue, anu Is sa'd 10 De as durable as that made use
natter IRON Constanunopie says: IA couple O
~ .; ws'e re'u.nag from tho Scutar barracks
,ne'r eoeampmen' one night recently, and when OF
'her way near the sea shore water spout arose. In thu
sea, ana was blown by tho wind over the land, until
~ uSeus owe. me spo' where these mon were On,
VI 'ne garfield oy tue rushing current down into III,
80 VI. o'ne vas 'sH iosepsiole among tie stones
w o.S 'uouSn nc hter~ards recovered aud made hi,
"NAPu''"''
~ medal awarded by the London Worlds Fair 10 John
Gill, ESQ, Of Wheeling Va, for his domestic sis h,.
; oy ea. gentleman. The letter accompany
ing says the eoarser staple products Of the United
states were expected but caused little surprise 70
see SINKS coming from the wild West" that ryaed tho
"aes' 'Ao'es rom the looms OF London aud Lyons."
gentleman having occasion to call upon phvsci.n Il;
Cincinnati the other day. STONED At Tho dnpr IA W
'ae oeL Inc summons was answered by q Dutch ser.
want g OF whom he inquired u the doctor H. "No
WAS ms hdy ny YES" "Was she engaged >" The
settled on hs a.a, aonen. ~nhe curious expression
ready married. IT.. sue rePned' why she Is al
! Swvx, r. s'"',s"'" 'e'''
from, 49,. 0eArAs'soS-A young lady, returning late
N J,ra o., e. y vas rao,os' ordered tho coSchman
80, so.e 'o'ae Nde walk, but was still unable to
| coachy. "0h no | am too be,yy s,id sbo ar III
| n, mr..
| r =, eS '" s"Sa'' 'ePheu Johu.
| THE FACTORY CARY SrREer-Oving In ,ba L..
hour at which tho fire took place in Mr. Glsms f,ctorv
Thursday night were uu able TO give all IN, n,,,;.
| ~. .,,,S; ?, o '"su's"ce On yesterday.
Inc ouiuns appears, was insured for IS 900 in the
Richmond Fire Association, IS 600 in the VIRGINIA H.,
and Marine. and as Ooo i, III. p,,arsh,,. r. ~.
N,r;r, 'N'' :" "'' e'e'sou'B rire and
The s,oct aud sx,,.s 80. ,,,, ~
slO 900 in rho E,ns ~; suIu oy DIT. LILLIAN, for
s'o,u'" !" ,c -Ena rire lnsurance Company aud
each in the Hartford and Protection ''''
Tbe,, Ia a J,.J H., a., s ~
81, 600 ' S'''V' VI
"a. x,s .ho,, .L;...
", '"o"' su'ppas q large quantity OF tobacco on
thursday, but owing TO unlucky Tho
49, ""' "iN'e- inat amount was entirely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

SISnrLIS.-The foowIng circumstances are rela,sd ne
tue Newuk Mercury I've chronieed on ThrrsIav last
the death %! John Dodlcnhos German residing in u
Fhh Ward, by drowning the previous day. Since then
have learned OF certain singular circumstances
ing the death, viii we have considered worthy of moi.
IN this place Some two or hree days previous TO that on
which Dod1enhos drowned, while hoeing bees in the
garden Of ncighbor he found upon one of these miami.
leaf side of which green aud the other pefsctv
white lie Immediately cut It or observing that ia the
place whence he emgaied TO this country such pbenom
enon in nature a. lac had discovered was regarded AZ
sure sign OF death in the vicinity and added that he
strong belief 10 the superstition. Shortly after thi, oc
cnrrenes, he passed into bis garden and there da
covered among his plants one having leaf precisely
similar to That found IN the garden Of the neghbor M
again remarked that death would soon occur in the
neigboood, but did not appear by his manner Ia tinl
he would himself be the victim. Yet 90 IL was how.
ever, IN three days he was sleeping ia the dust,
I'VE have heard Of another circumstance in
with bis death, which lcr equally mystetjous =
About u o'clock, Wednesday, (.he hour NJ which
DoddeDho3 vas drogneb) sister ofh residing In Bnn
lyn, being overcome with the heat fell asleep and ,,n,
her sunbcr, dreamed that her brother was AZ that
droTrnS aud, she Afterwards stated saw him ,inkn
ahi smuggling with the water, plainly ne If the sLo
scene was passing Immediately before her eyes Aroused
TO consciousness 10y tue DREAM che lett her homo
aud hurried to this city arriving just they were pung
hlin 10 his gave clothes IL certainly ferTg te,I
| 3ation Of terrible dream.
This story perhaps may be considered rather dubous
by The public but prepared to substantiate liz
whole narration by the testimony Of those who are immc
/ diaiely Interested"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29
MARRIED,

~ ne G instant, by Rev. Reuben porL Mr. WILLIAM
Nv ~ OF Fayetie county. Va to Mss ELIZA JANE BAL
Ie bride .nd bridegroom both dumb and .e
many days Of unAloyed bliss. ~ winning ".e"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

A'AVRRIS' B'oksi0rs, " Mtia s'reef July %.
u 'si1''' clrn.
Mhi"DoLPLrS hootstor'. 1871 Main H,e,,, Jmy %.
'"f'S"' u 'Si''''' 'o'lsI1' Clrr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

TRoUBLEsoNE NkIoHpoR-A white man n.,,., ph
ney Frost who resides Fousheo street. near the Poor
House got into fuss with n reputed wife of his on
To avoid getting another dose she made her rsv , h
mouse OF MT Geo. H. Tucker who resides in the neyhbor
nood. Dsoney pursued her, and Mrs Tucker who WIN,
forced TO leave the house with some difficulty.
Mr. Tucker, who was absent when the circumstance oc
Cured became Indignant the conduct OF Frost and had
MN Drought before the Mayor, on yesterday to answer
to this charge. He required to give bail in the ,u
oi 500 to keep the peace and be Of good behavior for