davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11
AFTERNOON.


In the afternoon, the Convention was cal.
led to order by the Vice President.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which, after discussion by A.
eel Spaldng, lieman Carpenter, James
Green and Gen. Walton, were adopted
WHEREAS, this Convention has been called
for the purpose Of Z" uniting for efficient
political action for the defence of Free
dom and the Free States against Southern
aggression and Northern treachery," there
fore
Resolved, That we do hereby adopt the
principles and purpose thus expressed in
the call.
?. That, believing in the declaration
sometimes characterized as an exploded doc
trine-- =" that all men are created free aud
equal"--ice "lolow where free principles
lead the way and when they cease to lead
we cease TO follow"
g. That we regard Slavery and Intemper-
snce as the great moral and political evils
OF the day, and wall support such men aud
measures as will diminish and eradicate
them.
a. That IN entering upon this work of
u"'"hi III uie emNieht support OF THESE great
principles, we declare ourselves politically
independent OF and hostile TO the present
National Administration, TO all Senators and
Representative IN Congresa, and 10 all 9TH
or men, irrespective OF party distinction.
who have proved themselves traitors to Free
dom by their support of the Nebraska Bill,
and that Ne are utterly, and without CON.
promise, opposed to any encouragement aid
or comfort extended to Slavery propaganda
ism and 10 obedience 10 the laws of rel-
gion and nature and the Constitution of the
United States, we will at all times and in
all places den0unce II, and as becomes men
and ireemen ever wage war with what.
ever shape II may for the time assume.
D. That all men who profess friendship
Tor Freedom, and yet support, or refuse to
oppose, It's foes, ever csc lllating between du-
~ and party allegiance, are traitors to the
cause, time-seHers and dishonest in politics,
and deserve. as they receive, our cordial and
hearty detestation and contempt.
6. That for the purpose of giving efficient
aid TO these principles IN the County of
shngton-principles cherished alike BY
the illustrious man whose name It bears, aud
BY the Fathers Of the Republic-we c,rdlal-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11

n3F A friend wants to know whether
Judge Royce stands on the "Republican
Platform" Read bis letter To Mr.. BrainerJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11
Mass County Convention.

Pursuant to the call the Frcemcn of
Washington County assembled in Mass
Convention at the Court House in Montpe-
lier, August ;, 1854.
The call was read aud the Conve ntion cal
led to order by Obadiah Wood.
The Convention was then permanently
gained by the choice of
Hon. GEO. w. BAILEY, President.
J J.Sps SGaTs' viee Presidents.
c. w. WILLARD, Secretary.
On motion, c. w. Willard, Azel Spald-
ing, w. +. Woodwork, d. X. Smith, and
F. A. Wright were appointed a Committee
to report resolutions.
The Convention then resolved itself into
town caucusses to nominate a committee,
consisting of two from each town in the
county, to report to the Convention candi.
dates for County officers.
The Committee was as follows:
Montpelier Charles Lyman, Wooster
Sprague.
Barre--S. c. Wheelock, $. Town jr.
Berlin d. Bates, II. Hancock.
.Nontfeld-E A. Webb, J. NJ. Mills.
Rorsury-S. G Stanton, o. w. circuit.
.uarshfeid-C. Taylor.
Caiais-A. PIERCE, NJ. Sheldon.
Worcester % +. :. Kellogg, J. NJ. Abbott
.Middiebser-D. P. Carpenter, q. w. Bal
ley.
Waterbury f. $, Newcomb, John Grey.
Durbmy-E. ". Corss.
.Moreiown-S. Jones, a. Bass.
Waityield P. BUSHNELL II. Jones.
Waren-F. A. Wright, Wan. Amesbury
East .uontpeiier--Dr. Templeton.
The Convention then adjourned till after
7 nam
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11

" recommend TO the suffrages and support
Of our fellow -freemen the ticket this day pu,
in nomination, recognizing in every name on
that ticket good and true man, decided
in his political principles and political action
and an unhinching friend of Freedom.
The Committee on nominations reported
the following names, which we're adopted
by the Convention:
For Senator's,
HORACE HOLLISTER,
JAMES GREEN.
For County Judges,
LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN,
HIRAM JONES.
For Sheriff
OBADIAH WOOD.
. F5r States .1iiorney
FERRAND F. MERRILL.
For Judge Of Probate,
LEONARD KEITH.
For High BGiif,
f. w. .CORSE.
For County Committee,
GEORGE W. BAILEY,
f.. S. NEWCOMB,
w. +. WOODWORTH,
II. Y. BARNES,
A PIERCE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11


Congress. following are the most
important bills passed at the late session of
Congress:
The regular Appropriation bills.
the Kansas aud Nebraska bill.
The bill providing for SIX first class war
steamers.
The Ten Million bill of the Gadsdcn
treaty.
The Homestead bill for Kansas and Ne
braska.
The bill extending the warehousing sys-
TEN.
The bill to give effect to the Canadian re-
clproclty treaty.
The Senate has approved ui the following
treaties:
The Gadsden treaty.
The British Colonial eciprocty treaty.
The Commercial treaty with Japan.
The Neutrality treaty with Russia.
Sundry treaties extlnguishing the Indian
titles IN Kansas, Nebraska and other terrltor-
les.
Many important and erpensipe schemes
for expendlng money that passed the Sen
ate, either lay over or have been rejected by
the House of Representatives. Among
these were numerous Railroad Land Appro-
priatiens and the Eight Million Texas Debt
Bill.
Eastern times., 1854-09-14
a Ruling Passion.

The Richmond Post relates an anecdote Of
the ruling passion strong in DEATH
was told Of noted gambler living in the
city Of New Orleans. Betting was a mania
with him, and the argument which he adopted
to settle any controversy. Whatever might
he the character Of the debate, his strongest re-
reply 10 an antagonist was, I'll bet you'--
That scourge Of New Orleans, the yellow fe-
yer, made its appearance. While il was ra-
ging most fercely and carrying off hundreds,
daily, the gambler was attacked Medical at
tendance was secured, and everything that skill
could do was done 20 save his life But the
fever was stronger than the doctor, and at last
he was told - Sir, yon must die, and if you
have any arrangements 10 make, suend to them
speedily
Doctor, said the sick man, how long will
live.
Not more than three hours was the reply.
Doctor, are you perfectly certain that |
cannot live more than three hours!' queried
the patient.
am, sir you may live that long, but the
probabilities are, that your end will come in
shorter space
Well, but ynn are mistaken, doctor, and
LII bet you my funeral expenses that will
live ar hours, just double what you assign me-
The physician was astonished at such cool
ness and hardihood, but remembering with
whom he had to do, accepted the bet, and wal
ted the result. The fellow lived through the v
six hours, secured the amount of his stalk
and while chuckliDg over his triumph,
seized with sPasm and died,
Eastern times., 1854-09-14

do: and y is also found in wild state, as well
as the Peruvian bark, on the mountains nc
SdmGrfpata. As we have already said, fruits
abound in this region. They cultivate there
principally oranges, lemons, citrons, figs,
papaws, pomegranates, melons, watermelons,
chirimoyas, (Which the Brazilians call fruto
de cOnde,) pine-apples, &c. The last Of these
fruits grow wild, and in great abundance, in
the woods Of Chiquitos. We met it, particu-
larly the evening OF our arrival, at Santa Ana.
Its taste is excellent but it leaves in the
mouth such burning sensation that bitterly
repented having tasted it. They cultivate in
sufficient abundance, in the province, ialap,
Peruvian bark, sarsaParilla, vanilla, rocou,
copahu, ipecacuanha, cooutchone, copal, &C.
Woods for dyeing, cabinet-making, and build
ing, abound; and the people Of the country
collect carefully multitude Of gums, roots,
and barks, to which they attribute medicinal
virtues the most varied. In many points in
the departments, and especially in the prov
inces Of Vale Grande and Cordilleras, iron
is found, and traces Of quicksilver. Gold is
found in the province of Cercado, near the
village of San Xarier. The Jesuits wrought
mines of silver in the mountains of Co'chis,
Don Sebastian Rancas, while governor Of
Chiquitos, announced to the government that
diamonds, of very fine water, had been found
in the environs Of Sdnt0 Cordson.' -
Eastern times., 1854-09-14

FALL IN THE PRIcE OF BEET.-The Albany
Express says Beef must be cheap ere long.
Owners are crowding their cattle to market,
being compelled to, in consequence Of the scar
city Of crops and the inability Of wintering
stock. The droves constantly passing through
the city, as general thing, beloken scant diet
and are 10 poor flesh and condition. Some
cattle have been sold in this city for actually
less than the cost, adding feed, Of getting them
here. Beef, such as il is, will food the mar
ket.
Eastern times., 1854-09-14

Things WE SHOULD LIKE TO KNOW. Is pre-
pared barley likely to be taken BY surprise I!
If an argument is carried on 'on the one
hand, what is carried off with the other.
When a tailor makes up his mind, what
does he do with the remnants
What sort of lucifers does man use to
make light of his troubles
What composition has been yielded by the
scene that beggared description
What is the rate per pound at which man
can carry out his own views London Di-
ogones
Is that the second bell = inquired gentle
man of a stable porter at country boarding
honse, the other day, No sarl exclaimed
the darkey, dat am de secon' ringin' of de
fust believe has but one bell in dis house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

EACHANGE-W Shsnds, SOUTHAMPTON: J ID Tu,
lhrch. Geo Perciv"l. Mark Anthony, LvnchLurr. w i
Shrich, Is X Floyd. We; J NcCargo, Mecklepba,g. r
Harrison, y D Hinton, W = Moore P.t.,stn,,. w
Pit, Z; Miller. Hone: r Ii Norvcl Kinr W,r.
Paxton, Lexington; J II Dattor, II Iurn,ut \ y.
j., u Mitchell, Washington w Rves, Jr, Abermarl..
w Carpenter. Hanover. s N Yost. s,aun,oa.
COLUABIAN-Geo Sheffield, F.;uey. Goa, PIT.
DR. Lockett. Hanover; ID Susher. Va; T s WAKE,
franklin: Geo Button, Shields, W Brown. lynch
burg; IL sleltoo Louisa; p Sawyer, Culpepe,: a ~
, baey Lnnsn'S,e: Taliaferto Harrison; Hol-
Marks Y; p Powell, No; A II Campbell. Ma,;or. G 6
Christian, Augusta; Geo Harper. Nc
AMERicAN-CC Clapp. Mrs Yerby, A o Ye,bv Va.
+ +, Corning, Hall, Noel Hutchnss' I;
and lady, Ohio; G II Lynch. Lynchbure; s r. V,dcn
Manchester; GreenSaden, Ba Jones. Scotland. r w
Tahaferro Hanover; w HARRISON W Moore r q U.n
ry, Petersburg; DR. Mazi Geo; N Stewart Miss;.snn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
ny Goddin q Apperson, Anets.

ny Goddin q Apperson, Aucts.
1SS 5 .alf 3 TIE cry mls
and isoS =, s.Ss ,.H naAeI and yAlgaHlE
S e s Ss]as nasse pP e:is
%sPa s:! Of rs Mesh .:s rs..rs,
e s; up their ,s pns:.sI
aa afs & No M in the plan n,ng sS iee one
there as 9S Sass on , s saIs line Of Oh
This H., Sy MI JShn W. ne, Tor the Of soap
. SS1s III; & s.sh 1a.d sser very sy
Oh street .ta snS ri h s, ssoy.
Also story Iiss basnr Vim, shop nGs
s ., s e." r.. NOE .., the
I6HbiY The Si i da ISp s Aud on ,hs
81 GUAR Ssiy on The PIs%.s nai
a1 - s,s,o nov e,
about The si ey sSsin d Of Jane. River
afe o s o. soa with Or si'hOa the aany As b,
and psha Si ,s s,s,. G,s s Ind place viii be sold
~ aAwSE ad as sa 90
Of Corn fas a;ssa of o. sn
Mn s q .s sToSk S QUARRY sf a fps pay.
Of Dsilsa S'ss 81 aaan,sy
SEpAY sn IN the ' pf. r1s.ns aay win WED
ROCK in the eouhy .r.5 Tx M called
@ Rad About hrs. mile; about
aesme, And Of Oees OF s @
IL. 70 D aaf ., 9s vaq,Ss
- 'he margin o. TbI.
now In market. '"s he naost valuable
TEKhs:-F"r the Real Estate lh cash: hal,,.. $, 10
adueu' secured by n
me Personal Estate all under ts) cash ov.,
~ credit Tor approved caorsed
as n eu on either Of the above days be such
a.y a. te sals hour, " fair, not aext Air law
me sales viii he positively made. --''
ia 2D-tds Cnnn,S ,n,,.
isedaey aftsr the sale of the estate in N.
~, a. Monday, the i3h Prbruarr lssj will soId &
below Richmond. GonsIy o - mont = miles
i,2' 'o"piN APPEGsOS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
TARDEN SEEDS, wARRA
T" WHOLESALE AND RET.

LN 1y'fN-N hltC Giant.
Hr! c.oES--LATse Glohe.
EclHs-l.arEe Lima: SNAIL do:
Red Cranberry. Scarlet Runners
Broai Windsor.
Sap BcdR--rarly YELLOW
SIX Weeks; do MohaWI; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine &C; Hair Neon;
Refugee, loco to one: Red Craa.
berry.
Esgt-fariy Blood Turnip.
Rooted; do Yellow do do: Long
Blood; white Silesian; French
sngar; MAng-l Wurizel.
B'ooo'i-Purple Cape; White
tdbbdOe-Esrly York: Large
do; Early Sugar lEAf, 10 bat.
ter sai do Okheari. do yanacl:
do Nonpare!i. Fat Du:ch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
Ell savoy; Drumhssd Savoy Red
Dutch for PieLllns.
Ci,J.Iop-r-EsTly and Late
H9sry-whiie soiid, Red do.
tG'rUi-Icrg Oraugr; HaTIy
Horn; AltTinEham: White Field.
trSSs-Curicd or PsppergrAss.
CcHTaber- Early Frame; do
Cluster; Long Gre n: Long Green
souihgate; White spined; Cher.
kin.
Corn-Early Sugar; do Tuses.
rorA; do yellow.
HndfTs-6Tven Uurled.
Eie-sibsrisn eurlsd; Rape
or Cole.
LStt-LarEe Scotch.
LifHce-Royai white Head;
lee Drumhcad; white Coz. Z;
Brown Dntehi Curled India or
Cape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07

htAon-Gre-n Citron; Pine
Aprl.; Nutmeg.
U1icr h,iOH-Finest Kind.
-NdslurfiHD,.
M hrd- BLACK and white,
OHtOH-Silysr skin; White
Pottuga /: irllog aad Red.
Ofrg.
ltds-Ex;ra Early; Early MAJ.
WAshIngton;du Frame; 90 Chart
ton; Dwarf Blue prussiAu; d.
MarroEfAi; Bishop Dxarfp-oiiac
PdrsHips-Long smooth
french; Guernsey.
P'irstey-Curlei.
PrPgs.-laTge Bell, or Bull
Nose ronsto shaped; Cayenne,
rum y L iE-LArge Yellow
MgbGrh- Victoria.
ir.aJStSt Il Ong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip; white do;
Sellos do Long Salmon; Black
Plant.
Apinneh-Rnund leaved.
!9Hdsh-Eariy Bush; Bell.
Io5a'fo-Large Red; do Yell
low. Egg.
THrHip-Eariy Via, patch; do
Red TOP LaTGe wni,e NorfolF:
Mni'e Globe; Rata Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
Herb s-Annise; Carroway:
Thyme; Coriander; Lavender,
Sweet Bssil, Rosemary; sage:
summer Savoy Sweet Msrjo-
rum Rene.
VIM. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF o0EAN sTEANERs.
PORT OF RICHMOND

Steamship jamestown, Cavcndy. FROM New York, wi,L
mdzc, and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pitchard, from Baltimore with
mdzc, to Ludlam Watson.
schr Arctic, Aoulson. from Norfolk, with plaster TO
Shields & Somervile.
sehr. q: +. A Cole, Travic from Baltimore, with guano
&C., to Schaer, Kohler & Co.
IN rnE RIAkR HOUND UP.
sehr Haxall, Chichester, from New York.
Bosros. Thursday Feb. ARRIVED schr Westover
Rogers, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07

BOSTON, Feb G-The Arabia arrived here this evening
NJ o'clock The latest foreign adviccs arc from Bucl
Arrest the l7th Maischak attacked by tho Russians
on tho 18Th and up last accounts the WINS
increasing Tho Russians also preparing to at.
tack Patschak from Juinges;a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
NtnN's d ClAItK'. rAiNos
~ LOR, sole agent In this city for ,,I. .; D.. -.

d Ct.anKe rAINos-p.H.rAy.
- ii,
their EXTENSIVE and or er.n, and P
All Tier prize London
my eomons all The modern Improvement. with the Metallic
ed great surnbS
VII De appreciated In the country good are s
Io, has '9 these the las,
The pahie cautioned that the title Of M.
S n,nS oa s sas. pay for nss
lin q st y, d the ees, quality ""' VIC
sic TO found Is Ia s.ely ses, al
made to schools and dealers. "'e'" e''e'uh'
Aus Piano and Music Store 100 Main 81.
vim sf .. and The Number
maadrsd. o. esrae a.s MAT ,a Srs a., l. snIi,asd
, r. city Of s.
ss p1aif 1. 10 T m "1
bottle. MiItuIs After r r.o WA, va. S
better an ali ,he m.den. i :. ITS action The
e0T%eIdsi to ALL Fer sale By Bennett DEEgys re-
ii.Il9m. y. nnin.n! PIi. 1.Isin and dI-c;a:
n 1sy ior pi.rar- Of the skin-Rngworm srurvy enra
skin Which the human pa ana NE mos, In
."@ss and r which which ss s1sy for i.
disease. ai an, ,ns.n,y purify the bo
ns rhs ,ss. GU
For. assy f PGRcEIL Ana IA DID .' CO.
W LYONS KATIiIHON FOR p,S,r,,In- =
d1san.ng and Eeing Re Miir, ptril.iag Eirr"ss Ri
Win the tisil.a,ioS he s g ,epea.Ion
has found no substitute To md since q,
. Se T rhy,Tian' and chem-honorable citizen.
And ID s. lG have .s
where from pebe.ns kings pronounce IL the o every
and effective .r'sle either Toilet pTcP PSsns
and co..
r. =, ogSe. or ,icn worth pound theory and III.
g,sP.1n s OgsTd: GsImsp Iy Dr.
.tora prev mt itself ne and re.
,onGE is In all Of the s,or"a Ga ss
dial and ny,pp.s aarteurr @ cor.
~ dc very isS i :ps.. an. a liability
in their fails thorough eure per-
G{G.PAETNEnSIIIP N0TICE.-The und.1,r1.dd
arm aea'sa s'1Ts; sseer under style and
AND 10 A ss RES q
esaF the d. in
GasnS f sxy S Fs4o and ship
any %, and ssS,y sns Is sa may Be
the join D. ns sRfsE rrs' 6ans, with
IRchiDaID r waltE n,.''H0Ha'
}. RIEo BARRETT Ta'''ne county;
1a"-dy formerly agent Of barrett 4 New,oo
fS f" G@4Nn e h:
Zoo lbs a, ,ns S M nv nov recIine and offer for sale:
sPa9yaa MaInt noH:sn a@SSsiins s% R. IL inches
ing Thread, &c ~'' 49," anu ceN-
Sail Duck assorted qualities
Block, all sizes, fron TO
Patent Rocks, for hosting A
VII save one;thiTd the Labor OF the book '
Sewing Malieis, Trucks Bull Eyes B.layipr PIE,
Chips Hand Spikes, &c '"b i'"s' Log eeis' Log
oiLSIsPerm Lard, Whale. and Rolled Linseea OIL
Paints Of all tInds. $3.50 >"-S RANT ard Mixed
sroREs-M'ss Pork and Reef Hams Side, and sbn,
5ers Con e. Tea Mol7sses Cirocerr PILL.
Mu'ard around Ginger Spice, Cloves Pepper CAYENNE
An as'ortmen, of crOesery, WOODWARD, &C.
%s sP ah s We fsrSt to eli
cheap as such articles can be purchased we ask
p s-We have young at our old stand N ,s..,v
forward Goods, and he will receive Flour and obsI p,o ~
Storage. [ia23-d2ml 1 ''e' rf"IuS &C on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
AUCTION SALES.
IRTS or LOIS IN
FUTURE DAYa,

"A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS ar. o,rSr~
"A u. city 81 RisLmoDd renrn.d deiroa. n, 60 IN
~ =" CITY taxes thereon for the 80
part OF lots, will be sold In Ire CIT a.. oe- ..
s,,, $3.50, s1 % N. hu.inss Court city Of Rish-
oesesn the hours 81 1Nin the morning aud sa $500 -
he a-rncon unSss there be prrvIu.Iy paid III oez 20
together with 20 cent for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Cd q. Jones has been elected
representative Of tue sh District In place Of Mr. Muh-
lenburg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Reported for .he Rithnepd W

NE" ohtEASs, Feb. Am awful conasgra,ion occur
req on the Leree to day. Steamboats, and many houses
were ournt. Thirty saren lives were lost The loss is
over million.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
NORTHERN MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Feb. 0.-There was a snow storm a. Bos
Ton last night, and the mails are INSTRUCTED.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07

NOTICE-RrcHNoyp AND pANyTILE RauRo.n- n.
~ ana MONDAY he en- ns,sn, The p,.i,h T., ,
ruo regularly 70 Ro,nofs Station "
~ 4, W, HLtsPAvaH, rrs,sA, Agent,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
ny Kent, Painc & Kent, AucI,.
AnGE YALE nd IL


~ AT AUCTlOS.-On THURSDAY The 9Th io.,an, ODbs
Ihg a. " "e!oS We will SELL store MesI, n, H.. I
wen Co., Brt ad street, ar
assortment OF desirable Fancy and - ,rIs A'2rfs
DRY GOODS
Being a portion Of their 5 ock ,
TERHs-Al sans under sicO casL; over ia. o.e.,n,
lei 'fP''''H paper KENT, PAINE KENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
Fly Goddin q APperson, ln,is

y riryt n a. SrpNE 9gARElES ON JAMES
S1 TO- be sold on SATURDAY The ii,h Feeaax ISL
So, ne eonrneneipg at otoSE NJ The
ny on TIE James hyor Canal, 10y.
70 thr occupancy 81 Mr. VIM. Mounj1y II roa,in
be to he s 4airy lastly regarded auons,the mos, val
H. a. anywhere In this neighborhoSd an
vi" oGs 70 be built requiring au,n 81 ass ton
neni distance fro' to obtain stos ias most
= IN cs,hi Cslnucs L. and 10
ft2 - @NA us rn,ia;red t' AT note is naii
---'oppiS : APPERSoS, Austioprers
q LID ENGLAND.-A Pictorial N,..r, :, p,
vols Ito wish soIors aud Popular Antiquities =
valuable and cheap book, sio Tor sale by ~ en-
J. w. RANDOLPH
sehr MARY WILLS Thomas lr.yers r,..'s IN
seasI .".t'on OF her S.kffrSS
20 quick disPaieI For balance freight appIy 4, 10y
=. ~, w d. CoLQUIrT Co
Ioh Ln EitPoOi--The HEe A. ship HENRY W
SMITH, Anson Butler, master, having as.TIy r.
20 shgas,d VII Easpt With JlspAt Sr(rsS
ap'e port FoF balance OF room passage apply n 49,
x-,,nn.- sChAER koHLER CO.
NAhDEN SEEDS, WARRANTED FRESH AND Gyyr,Sr
~ WhoL.SA AND RETAIL. ~ "INoiSE-
4 ~ W. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07

.a -.saa
VHNME EALGAULE ESTATE KNOWN AS
n ITcc fiii. the seat OF tho late Hon, w M,
-, Honnc, mud moro recently of EdW,d q. IInr-
Ing 70 relieve herself the many attending IN
managem Of 80 large and valuable estate 10
ohe tue same al private sale Tree lha
deepest admiration IN every behodr and
hatetng adequate idea Of surprising
and Taue Is therefore preferred that
eXeelencits.
Ihl estate lies James River, half mile, below the
CITY betWeen the river and Oborqes Turnpike contains
acres comprising about 900 aabe 50 acres OF
and loo acres Of forest land The land lie, admirably point
o cryh adaptation TO the various crops this vicinity IL
unequsled as the actual annual yield will fully testify
throughout with Office Ao attached situated within nobs
grove on lofty ehcnce and Of the city
and country for miles around unequaed for sub there 4,
also the variety ot out houses Of Kind usually
SatsT eousenissI " ''''
Tree Hlf probably combines md
SOUND investment than estate
other market and We Souh ask for the particular Of
those In want Of such property. ~ "
The purchaser viii be allowed the privilege seeding q,
49, y NV
map q Tree mn may be once Proposition, will
otherwise. N' " '"H" W
Those S,hinE visit the premises, win call on Mr. Bradley m.
manager who will aiien them. " ''' WV
ThNs-Oneh cash; the remainder on credit Of and 10
year, bearing Interest payable annually and
vded TIyinu WIZ w. ".y ee III
Jan. Qiih-u "'s' Nue'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
NDUnLIC SALE or NEGHOEs.-By virtue Of de-.

UDUBBsC SALE OF NEGHOEs.-By virtue OF a dc.
cree pronounced ny the Circuit county
on ne 18th day Of April is5 10 un ehsneery therein pend
MN petwecn Wm Gray and James w. Pavnes Trustees
shall proceed SELL At GoochAnd Cour, House.
on We h dsy Pebgay merit that bling Court day public
auc Tor cash the fo sing Negro and
ysyed IN The deed q trust from the defendant James Payne 10
Tnomas Curd AMI
said decree to uii Tom Jimmy aud ehden Moses
anh he increase Of said slaves since the deed
4 ~
Jsi0-tauds CommI,.jon,y
NOffCE-R1CHNOND AND DANvtLLE RAIL ROAD-
~ On and after the 9th II February the following charges will
present tarRof freight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
BY Is.chnrd CnuIIorn. ,.,.1-

eSae ,MrrcIniaESs, IL MAGnNS AND GEAR At
CC'loS-On mex Oh In.t,n,
aE al ~ SeioSs NJ at tie on Counr Il CT Inn ms, ms
oplo NC r. EAfnesis Of bic, will auction vhcn,
NC mules, ali S:oken no To,t 10
ons and the Harness attached ,N" ~ "oik AZ "ss-
IL Is seldom that such mule are
T " 'ss,''efs and farmers is called the lie ~ "
fea @dSe,is Ii. cAUrHoRN,