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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

Alexander r. Boteer, Esq, OF this county, ha. ACCEPT
ed an invitation, extended 10 him 10y the Washington
County Agrcu ural and Mechanical Association to deli
Address at its next annual Fair be held on the
9th, 18th and sth OF September next near Hagersown-
CharisStotrn Free Press.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

TIE WEirnEE, CRors, misunderstanding the pre-
cent season has been the warmest remember ever
have experienced, believe that the health of State
generally will compare most favorably with any previous
years For the past week. immediate section has been
visited with delightful showers and unusual quantity oil
lightning, which have had the effect 10 purify aud
cool the atmosphere, SO that breathe comparatively
free again
Accounts from all quArters-snce the late rans-show
deciied Improvement in the state Of the crops Civ ing
prom OF at least at average yell both Of Corn aud
Cotontbe latter being thus Tar measuraby free tue
disasters to which il ID ordinarily SUBJECT Columbus
Eu0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

MYSTERIOUS AYTArE-List week. the dead body Of two
boys, aged about II and Is years were found in Stanton
river the shallow Ford between Bedford and Franklin
The circumstances attending this melancholy event. are a.
follows:
Their father, Mr. Wyatt Brown. who resides near the
river having occasion TO 60 Lyn hburg directed the
boys before his DEPARTURE the river &c il should
rain during his abence) and procure cabbage plants
% Wednesday evening cloud came up, aud supposing
IL would rain, they procured basket and proceeded to
cross the river in order get the pabs and return be-
fore the rain began to fall The river very low and
al point just above the ford the ueighbors nre In the
habit Of wadDg across, the being not more than
knee deep. The boys returning their continued alb
excited the fears Of their mother who together
with the neghbors, in search Of them An unava
ing search was kept up all night which continued
The next day until the evening" when their bodies were
discovered ling in the bottom Of tho river some 200
yards below the crossing place, and probably 100
yards opari-one being the Bedford bank aud the
other near the opposite bank No marks Of violence
we're found except upon the person Of the eldest boy
The skin Of his eye lids had been scratched apparently
while tie eyes were closed, and quantity OF
blood had settled under the lidB. The supPosion
that the eyes closed is sustained by the fact that
the edges OF the lids not scratched. The wounds
appeared to have been Inflicted by strokes made from the
nose toSards the Of the eyes and the nose
itself bore marks upon H. Which might have been caused
by rubbing against the rocks aud the gravel 10 tho bed Of
the tiYer. An inquest held over the bodies and
verdict OF Death from the effects Of lightning returned
now the jury arrived At any such confusion We are az
lose 70 imagine. ES5tord Sentinel, IHg. 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

CoTToS MAsuYAcToRr THE SourHwEsr.-The Lou
sye papers state that the Of the extensive cotton
manufacturing establishment of II. d. Newcomb & Bro,
Of Louisville, at Canneton, n.y. during the last year. has
been unprecedented in the history Of modern manufactures
Their mammoth mill now in operation that place turns
off daily production of goods such the hes: domestic
fabrics in market, equal to 1899 yards The value oil
Que days production at the present market rates, Ia
cents is tl25s. The monthly productions of this mill
compared with eastern aud steam MILL Of like Cd
paciy shows their monthly reports of from
ten to twenty-five per cent thus demonstrating the
prctcabiy OF the establishment Of MISUNDERSTANDING
in the valley Of the Ohio, with far superior
that branch business anywhere east OF the noun
tans.-Ndtehez Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07
RICHMOND MARKETS. Au.u., /. !.

Tohaceo-we change report prizes. We aao,e
tSk es. 10 fl me-
dun srA 81 ana 40. cen in rcci ana
shipping generally - I'm;
faetarins reasral so sS; very Superior si5 TO 40
wheAt-we quote white, Of good quality, eliza red
N,To. HkSrER 4 wHIrE,
0onu i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

A HARD CAsE-A wretched looking white mat,
uaued George white taken up Friday BY tho of
hcers as vagrant and brought before tho Mayor on
Saturday.
lie was in deplorabls condition. His nervous cond-
uoa indicated that he was victim Of dissipation. We
have rarely looked upon form so COMPLETELY vic
tmsed by depravity, far degenaSaei from the out.
lines and noble bearing Characteristic OF this species He
was IN state OF semi nudity, and actually yelled with
filth II vopd have been an act Of charity to have take
and thrown him into the river and there scrubbed him
with q broom.
lie was taken up insane. But it appeared to be in.
sanity brought on by drink He was found few miles
from the city by butcher who took him here Ia his
from an impression that he was senseless
The aSor discharged him upon promise of his leaving
the city forthwith e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07
MARRIED.,

On ihui Tic lith Jolly Claiborne, Alsbsu, W the
de Jansiro, 70 Ms. NAAY ". DELLEf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

TERRIFIC LidnTSISd.--We learn that on Wednesday
last, two negroes belonging Mr.. william Palmer OF
this county, we're killed by Lightning while engaged with
niue Others together With their oyersoer ia Jsrn asso.
ing tobacco The balance Of the party we're severely.
stunned bnt We arc glad 70 learn they recovering
The lightning struck one Of the negroes on the head
down the spine snd right Leg splitting bis toes in pieces
and making hole like that OF bullet IN the sole Of his
shoe, passing 10 the ground. The skin OF the other
negro was not broker. Also on Friday following. Dr.
George Jefferson, Of the nsighborbood had team
Of Eve horses killed Instantly by Ihe same ciuse The
driver had forGostsy left the team and taken shelter
from the shower 10 an old house. but for which crcum-
stance be would doubtless have been killed.
Tobacco Pl,nt Aug 4.
sUicIpF.-We are cTsibly Informed this morning
Tuesday that Mrs Mary Robertson, an elderly lady, Of
Charlotte county committed suicide by hanging herself
On last Saturday morning Her mind has been deran,ed
Tor several years, and she had attempted to commit dis
deed On former oceasion,Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
AT NORRIS SoSsstor,. 81 Aaia street. Aso.a
''s ss nss'ss''s'' s's's9ss' .c,n..
At RaNpoLP6rS R>.t.sore. iai Nais .tre-., Aag.s
''Tas'i' 'si's'' '0''ssst' Ic,n..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

~ The .MoTHRi,s" BRkAsr CLoTsis- eeo,id.rin,
the ni,e bring them into public noorsty have
With unparalleled In history OF remedies,
The Introduction OF them public attention. developed
which truly Eatinxthe that they
supply remedy which viii relieve suffering intense
nrnx Altering than single remedy among
suffering which prevent, they
class condition. Its vide the GLOBE aud
wherever the mother Of children found truly tr..,
IL n a"u snd ..,s.sS or kss ss'
s .s ~ Sss &
to hsr era; value ne have e, to hear Of their
AZ. Of sGS &, BY y 1T
these United s,.s. y INA" OF
-, " Adm 3 asa!, %Ao,s..,. and Retail Agents,
Is: ON sSrss:s!
100 , ssls ~ Loykh'Nc's CRUSHED SUGAR,
lNHREr LlkELY NEaRoks FOR s1Lk-Ws mali sen ., pSS.
81 Srsa,h .. The Bowling Green CAROLYN. county,
.s,-dAe9. EowIN q. L6yINa
Sign of the Circular s. sTt Il %.la .,S..,
h's :ssy
make imported BY ourselves and warranted FOR
Sign of til. o,ssfs, 4 s. sS It s.a ! sS
sn ot q. supply just T h .srS
au; - " Sign q til. Circular Saw. i Il Main street,
sE az zHssta$Ah5k
Girr or RSHS0Dpy xa. sssG.. o. IS nv 16
Court Of ;hs City Of Rehmend iih day Of
nis.ions viii sell at public auction, prem,e respec
uT S ~ ahs etc, lSsSsas Tract, o. Land namely:
yo AesmsIe, wherein the late Helen ressd
IRON the town Of seos,s,e bout .ac
and half nom the plank road leading seo,iye Blue
cSss and Tiers This consist dwelling house
houses me has ane orchard and between
forty and my OF One bottom adapt,
$50 s.da. 10 wood and simssr tn.
full BE- gwen on s ss s..s shSs
next, Person. yahls plreh,'e viii of
by the subscriber, who resides there. ~
On the ls,h day OF ssp,ense ,e the tract OF
Pickett con.uns about rs acres in wood and ti
ana situated about s miles from the town OF staunon,
On the ga September sell the ,r.e, OF land in the
Deep Run twelve miles rom the city Of RsS
su near hs Deep Hun rarnpEe cohtaining about ninety
y. Burton ESQ. " ''
On the 2sd day Of Sept 1854 viii Roes.t in
street. the loser lock and Kansxh. Ga
fronting lssx nOOdy and one aear The corner
aud Ash streets, and fronting It's o0 Poplar
On the End day of October will sci. one undivided sixth
Hey tract situated At Msnaiia about Il mile, on IA, ,S
Guy o. kshnon on the river roAd and about fourth mile
lent coal which i,Row worked by Mr.. John Wa. oOre
and y. the eAcS aas as s.ass On
the purchasers for the deferred bonds
paid Ordered by the cour 1 Tsr PTI
Ne 20 The property Is believed to be perfect selling
'''N Sos vf rekE Il nc CON- by the
,n,loned alr u not, on the irst fair day there
issuing 10 patchas and to kno. fully about this
Potomac Depot or win give any In
formation esneernnsn My address Garand p o. Abe.
sa!-2a.tll.h Sept JOHN A. PICKETT
IN N xntkGISIA AGkL I tA.n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

CoaIr suEvEr CTncE July 18Th, Islt.
Sir In recent communica Lieut.. ading j. Amy
o. A. NJ Assistant In the Coast Survey reports the
Of the photography OF the Chesapeake entrance Of
JACK Bay the deJyery OF shoa water on IT,
T. from New Po Mt Comfort ghthouse proposes 10 cali
New Point sEOll." "
The following extracts from nj, letter give the OF hi,
discovery aud also description Of YORK Spit which useful
TO nsvigalors;
whs the ,ouniinEs OF 3D. and I'd of New
Point Comfort lighthouse discovered soa I5 H.
feet upon T. This Is the ont dtesd 'hOa II may exeep, the
Inner Middle with which have any below Windmill
Point or beos the widest part Of Chesapeake Bay This
hreequarsrso Of mile long and third vide extend.
Ing In an r. ~ T. aud W. g. W. direction i6
part lies due southeast from New Point
lance Of rr nautical miles from 5H and faiths
between this shoa add the lighthouse
fathoms where this shoal lies.
propose to eat "Ne. Point shoal as an appropriate name
by Uhca naVgAofs could easily call 10 atty
have discovered mentioned people here one Of the Old
residents that 10 years ago
ship stru K and ihumped hard 10 thatoealliy.
foktpt ~ a. you EnoT one ofhe greatest
gators 10 MS pa Of Chesapeake Bay marrow spit bar
yng be'geen the entrance nto Moaek
nt2 YORK River width from quarter % ha mile,
miles There u com nenees 70 deepen beyond tire, 0s
distance OF nautical me from land found
Iy 10 feet Of water
would respectfully request authority publish the foregonR
Very respectfully you're,
- Signed a. u. BACHE, Superintendent
Hon. JANgs GrTnaiT, S,crsfIrV N Ne TrTr7prV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

TAs proprietor Of the Norfolk Courier announces bis
vish TO dispose Of half Interest Of his paper 10 couss
aosaes Of the duties being Tor on one per
aan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

REVOLVING SPEcrAcLr.-Au interestipg how pamed
Thomas Power about eight nine years of age was
i9und by one Of the watchmen Friday ght sleeping in
tae coal eeer OF Mr. Daniel II. London l4th street.
lie took him up brought him the cage aud had the
poor fellow properly provided for that night
lie was brought before the Mayor on Saturday when Il
was sscertained that he had from Manchester and
was frequently in the habit Of spending nights similar
positious We understood that he the brother Of
BOY VINO was charged with snstchug money from Col
onntes son lew months ago and running OF with Il.
HIS father Is drunken loafer, who according TO the
Information given by tho officers prowls about Til. city
continually without any ostensibe of living The
mother however, is said to be very industrious hard
working woman. But her eIertions Of little avail
against such disadvantages.
The Mayor believing it would be mprudent 10 commit
the boy in the present tbronged condition Of the JAIL
him. with directions to Officer Johnson to see that
he returns TO Manchester.
lie Is real subject for Work House. Without some
such restraint would be imposed there upon his dawn
ing immortality, he will be lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07
Two fatal cases of cholera have occurred a. wythe

Two 1aaI cases OF choeta nave occnffed At Wythe C.
H.-hdnathd Republican.
We truly sorry hear It. We I've within few
yards Cf the Court and if the information of the Repub-
ican be shall make preparations for leaving e.
have great horror OF the disease But we are dis
posed to doubt the accuracy of the report having
heard the least nmaion here of the existence oil the d.
seAse We may add that the Republican is entirely mis-
taken Hytherihh Telegraph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

Kendall, oftho New Orleans Picayune, writing from
Paris states that, according to French rumor the heir
to the throne Of Russia, Alexander, In rapid decline
sinkiog every day uudsr incurible consumption O.
night be s affected with such heavy sweatings that h
bed-nsn has to DO changed twice lie IL known 10 b,
AVsrse 70 he war to such extent Ma tt
have prayed his fI,her his knees to dosis Among
other members Of the family, there Is aso great desire
20 come 70 Pscii term' and frequent aud violent quar-
rsls take place. We, the stubborn Of the Car is IN
eIorAbe according 70 report. lie declires that be vii
continue the war 80 ong ube has a soldier or shiliip
len
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

Italy have just arrived in that city. The Tribune says
1.-THE simple story these people informs thst they
are all natives Of Faenzs, who, during the revolution
ls4s bore arms in Rome under Garbadi, and accom-
panied him in from that city. After the re-
treat Of Gabald and tie dsbanding Of the oil
dom, they arrested and imprisoned in Rome, where
they kept subject the caprice and cruelty OF pet
~ tyran until nine months since, without being
permitted TO have communion with their friends or
relatives who totally ignorant of their fate. Thus
they kept for more than four years dead the
world, and ;as Eorld blank to them.
Soon after their seizure the wife Of Pasquae Sangorgie
TO the Governor OF Paenzl 70 iuercede for the
OF her husband when he caused her be arrested
and imprisoned for her emerity in approaching his
gust presence The daughter of Treoi 10 him up
on similar errand in behalf Of her father, when he
caused her TO be subjected to the same punishment
The Tribune adds that about une months ago the pris
freed and permitted go their hones.-
During the long period Of their imprisonment many OF
their lilies had been in OF the abiect SUI
rng dependent upon their poor neghbors for the bare
means of keeping body and soul together Soon after
however the whole of them with 25 others while strug
Cling support their families again arrested and
imprisoned Tor nine months They then chained
together by pairs and connected n string by strong
chain to Fumcne where they put
board Of small steamboat sud carried Lcghorn where
they sontned in the l4zareIo.
Three days before their emOarkaton poice magis-
rates them and told them that their had
been decided upon, without shadow of complaint
trial. that they TO be perpetuay eIiled. Should
Of them return the penalty would be 10 years the
galeys Mr. J. 4. Badl, the American Consul at Leg
hOrn to them, In the !szareto, and recommended
them TO to the United StAss the best means OF
ridding themselves OF the tyranny under which the su
ered-adyice which they expressed great willingness 10
proht by. Accordingly they sent here at The
pense Of tue papal government.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

NOtsASog.-Major Graves fined 90, by tho Mayor
Saturday, for permitting quantty Of offensive matter
to remain on his lot the Central railroad depot
The fuo will bo RENTED if the nuisance shall be re.
moved to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

The Bedford SsH"d, in u,t aud sensible article on
ths San Jusn affair has the following paragraph Ia con
clusion:
"So blame, OF course can attach TO Capt Holm. n,
the part be forced 10 take in this AFFAIR ia n,Iv
carr led out the Instructions Of his superhero but We kno
Il Calling 90 the pride OF The gallant tar to be sen,
upon the dirty errand Of subduug defsnceles and
copssd for three long hours, to throw bis 24s aud
S?'s without receiving an answering shot The duty,
however was esctully performed aud had he been per
it,ed 70 foemen worthy Of HE steel equay
good secount would doubt have been given Of them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

In ihs senste Thursday night Mr. Mason from the Com
mttss on POFsign Relations submitted report sgsihs
che sIpedeney Of placing millions Of dollars at the
disposal Of the President provisional measure, tc
susbs him TO NEE, any s,gency that may arise ia the
recess 10 relations with Spain so the President.
f.vOre project hs' been nppediu the bud aud properly
By Democratic Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

HosoR-A fseo, oolored fellow, named Cyrus Ma1fed
Smihey about three weeks ego, on l7th street, and
whipped him. He wss brought before the Mayor, aud
the charge fully proved against him; but being uuHe
bis Honor permitted him to go unpublished that time
He gave him positive directions come up on Saturday
last, and he did but he even then alex to get
hs dressing, and he again let go until Saturday.
Long tbrestnngS come at last lilo will undoubtedly
catch IL at the end
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07
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es'phne' Wheeling Virginia. DaS MIeI Ss mss.s
; Sss.-s promptly allied BY ADDRESSING
-y.s-as1 Z. BAKER, Richmond. Va.
IL: r. H.-soRoYULA-Ths public should Inc. ~,
week e, an the system within
,,s Of sss rs aa. The
RfsolSriR :sss q ss.s
melting away from ,S hoo S, fs. day h. the aetasy
ausy Ms. DPS All uae.n are
's nc BY r. r Rs,olvent renovated IRON Its pre-
the os; in minutes apa win stop
our n been crippled for with ease IN two
rb rSr Dy;psEs RADwAys REGULATORS are certain curt,
SFk omss 1 sa i isa pa Sa sG s;l sss''
soid BY Druggists srsrywhere. ,v,,
LGss.a. % Ss- d nd ssi @ Nervousness,
essn.Ians Effects produced by nSsluasie PMS
the irsso 30 20 a sssSr r. the
them he5ye1 the stomach
Ss blood and I.sa, s,. on
sa. Of is HoSx, Pm IL The
:. SSss i fSsG q as- naDD CO.
,sScs.az=ss ~ , 49, !, U.Ai.ns rIANoe.-r. II FAY
foS. .o nss. sole (, aEen, in hi, city
oonstsSuy Seeeivips essa ssls chr ma
Their n, 'ner extensive Sanriaery
Al the American Institute Fairs In mi. eounn
Fans and M me modern inproseuen,, the etaic
ca Tor sweetness oftone great
s appreciated in the country good are sel
p T.Ilas sold in ,h, city for tn.
toner. VI ms numerous Gus
ne puss are cautioned observe the title Of the
az Pianos taken In part pay for ones.
lin string, Of in and Pates Also Guitar
a., T. has IN ssrs Che of new and standard Mu
sas and day liberal de". a
aus Plano aud Music s,or,. 4 90 Mai, Al.
sgLY0Ns KArHAiRos.-Th. KathaTon nsuiraiiIe. the
effects q Dl,eas Climate and old Preserving and Re,,or
The scalp from natural npuritis viii enIs ~
Servoa. Headache and all Eruptve Skin and
Rs a tho GSf S. + ssPPy a9
the Noper.cn should BE- Without Il, P
only IS cents In by all dealers eyerysh.e
yle-2w " IA, n,,o .ddSpi.stSr'
whole press are out In favor of oof
ss 81 DR.
Pepna As we believe supplies de,deratum medical
have Withdrawn their nostrus from the market the public
lieu OF : real bit'ers"-Herdh jy2-d9w
~ CONSUMPTION AND sPIrlNa BLooD-ses the Ger.
ncAte 81 Mr. Turner Ramsey for proprietor OF the
farmers Hotel fredericksburg Va and late the City Hotel
Dr. John snse, city Richmond though regular ply
was obliged To say that its good sne In the
lie had given up he had tried most
.e spsex And sa os the verge despair we'll
We public lengthy certificate around tho
bottle, stating his cure. A'''''' '"'
Yor 'aieby BENNETT 4 BEERS.
UN'-im Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

COMPLICATED MArrER-A Portugee named lessee
Joscphs pawned silver watch with white woman, at
Rockets, week or ten days ago for sum of As to he
returned "hen that amount was paid back. The watch
u appears was stolen by Josephs from q colored man
named Tom Githn who keeps eating saloon on N ain
street Tie thief having received some information tina
nhn discovered the particulars Of the the called upon
the woman to whom he pawned IT, and Influenced her
doubtless by threats Of the legal punishment which voud
be visited upon her we'll himself TO 90 with him 10
man named Nathaniel w. Thompson. and deliver the
ditions that osephs pswned il with her. The man took
the watch upon these conditions and retained tho
by order OF Josephs for the benefit of free coored
named Antony Roberts, TO whom Josephs indebted
to this amount.
Roberts resides Rockets aud was a, that timo yer,
sick. '' ''''
In some few days alter GriGin-who In the meantime.
found clue to the whereabouts OF the watch-seut bow
TO Mr. Thompson, with SO, to redeem It. Tbomp-
son took the s5 aud suspecpg then for the first time
mat the watch was stolen, and that Griffin might be
parry ID the the kept the money and the watch until be
should inquire further about the matter. The
returned TO Griffin and told him how he was treated
, pIiiin, on fhursiay last, called upon Thompson, at
Rockets aud upon seeing the key OF the watch
from his pocket said that his watch, which was
stolen from him. Thompson became eBraged, aud aid
that stole itg
The reply. by Griffin, was that if he was up town.
among bis friends and to have said 40 much, be would
suffer- or something TO that effect He gave good deal
Of impud- nee, besides.
Thompson had him brought before the Mayor, on sa-
nrd'y on charge OF using impcr,inent language, and
threatening to strike him.
Pending the hearing Of tho case Josephs the Portueee
who fret pawned the watch appeared in court and upon
the information ION OATH Of Thompson whom he ad
mitted having solen 1t from Griffin taken into GUS
ody.
The case against Griffin was continued until to.day In
the absence OF M imporAn, witness named Holmes who
was present g. the controversy.
STEALING snRrs.-A dissipated looking white man
named Thomas Stanley, walked into the boarding house
OF named lrnlinrd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-07

DISCO VERY Of Siodi ~ SSo Point C,t,yf and de.crp.
lion Of fok SPIT, G,snpsite Bry PaJi+hed by authority