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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
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We have ssss,sd copy Of ,ss assead annual ssn.
paeneemsnt cTstelies OF tho Poytschnls College II
the state OF Penusy oi this institution the Phis
delphia Ledger Gays:
Tax PoLrrEcHSIc CcLLKor.-The semi annual session
Of this institution located the of Market Street
and West Penn square, will commence on the llth Of
September with faculty OF high character, embracing
the following gentlemen 10 charge Of the several DEPART
ments
Mathematics and Civil Engineering, Prof selem II.
Peabody
Mctallurgy and Iudustri.s Analytical and Agricultu
raj Chemistry, Prof Alfred L. Kennedy, N. ID.
Mining Ensineerng, Geology aud Minerology, Prof. w.
H. b. Thomas. A. N.
Mechanical Philosophy and the principles OF Machinery,
Professors Peabody and Kennedy.
Mechanical Architectural and Typographical Drawing,
Prof John Kern.
French and Spanish, Prof V. de Amsrili
German, Prof b. II. Entrup.
There is besides acsdemics department under charge
Of j. b. Boucher A In which less proficient students
may and be prepared for the regular college
laboratory for practical chemistry provided With furnaces
apparatus and Reagents for the performance Of met
aurgc processes and for the analysis Of organic and in
organic compounds Tho meteorological cabinet contains
set Of crystal models and has recently received most val
usble additions.
There Eve courses in the studies Of the institution
Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engincering Chemical MI
ming Engineering and Agricultural The College year is di.
vided into sessions Of five months each. commencing
the second Monday Of September and the second Mon
day OF February The public commencement for confer
ring degrees is held on the last day of June.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

The deaf muics Of the Unued States by their indi1id
ul subscriptions, have collected handsome sum TO cree.
monument to Rev. Thom,o Gdlaudo tho pioneer Of
des mute education In Amercs. This monument will be
setuP with appropriate coremonos on the grounds of b
American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, a. Hartford
Connecticut, on Wednesday, Sept 9Th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

LAND oAsEsiN CAIIFORSIA.-Wc learn from the Na-
o"a' in'es'sehcer that, on motion in the Senate by
" 'N 10 Increase the salaries of the District Judges or
'e stale Of California; whilst in the discuarge of adci.
"''a uuHes imposed upon them by the act OF 81 March
per annum each the following facts we're
uers''pea oy letter OF the Attorney General:
ua' Tue number OF land claims on the docket Of tho
III NAliorna Ut the date of the last reuur,
was about 45U. The number now In the A,tornev g
eaI ONCE was 30, and there probability of pfe.
before any decision othe Supreme Court can be-
1u 20 Us 70 establish general principles aud remove the
'e' AS"1'eu
Ihe Increase was not ayreed In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

FIRE.-Tso small wooden tenements situated in the
gully at the upper end Of 9Th street. belonging to Is
A. Goodn, Esq, and the other free negro named
Geo Granger. were destroyed by hre about o'clock on
yesterday morning Loss rhing.
woo leu shanty, connected with the saw mill lately
held by Mr. John Williams Dauvile railroad de-
pot was consumed about o'clock yesterday evening
Damage slight. Both we're the acts o. incendiarY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

THE DR1uoHT-We have spoken several times Of tie
extreme dry weather which has prevailed through this
country cut We have dreamed Of the prospects be
ing 50 VI omy "a they In the neighbohOod Of
Rdgeye the trees in the forests are dying and the pros
poets for corn buckWheat and potatoes entirely blasted
Whst the poor are To ,ubsst scaacey be corec
tufed unless our Branch farmers instead Of giving their
to their cattle shall ,erve IL to nppoTon out to
the destitute We are informed while writing this para
graph, that In portions Of tho county where the o
zeDs were anticipating pen iful supply Of mast their
iondest hopes arc completely dcstroyedthc acotns be-
ginning TO sbrye and dry up without the least prospect
Of ever maturing RomH,y Ir0uI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

NEw YORK MARKETs.-The Herald Of Saturday says
.ssles yesterday of brands of State flour
limited at 50 GO So rs while unchanged
There continued to be most doing in Southern inferior
and common grades of which dull and easier while
f,nces and steady at about $40 $40 3d.
Wheat quiet Corn in light supply and sold at
full prices. Cotton dull, with sales OF about SEQ
bales wing decline qualities for the week
shout
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

The FAtt EtEcrioNs The following ia lie, Of Tho
States yet to vote this a aud tho time Of holding the
elections California, September 8; Vermont. seo,so
6sr 8; h'n', September IL; PENIS vnia, O,tobe, N.
10 October 10; Iniani. October IU; M,s,aebu.ct,s
November 10; New YORK., November Z; Nov Jer,oy No.
v'mb'r Il illinois, N,vom5sr Z; Michisao, November T.
Wisconsin Ngvsrnbor 7 ;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

young lady lost her balance, the other day, whilo
looking owes the wharf at Norfolk, and fell into ,b. dock
Two gentlemen Immediately jumped in and rescued her
bat the Beacon says that the danger b not yet over as one
OF the gentlemen has been trouble with pain in biz LEFT
side, near the region Of the heart, ever since.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

~ ausielL.-Jesse. slave belonging to Mr. William ].
Clarke, OF Church Hill hired Messrs Myers Jsuks
jewelers. was taken up on Friday evening, having
sea instrument In his possession called hsrnonc sup
posed 10 be stolen and brought before the Mayor Il o
following morning.
The case was continued till today, in the absence of
Mr.. Clarke who, he said had given it to him to dis
pose of.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
EpIroRs, AND WHAT xxrEcrxp THIN WITHOUT
cuARGE.-Thc New York Tribune says:


cnARoE.-The New York Tribune says:
"There is many aournast languishing in poverty
while dozens to whose in lie no gave the rst i'm
pulse roll by him in their carriages and have forgotten
his very existence There is country In tho
world where journalists expected to do much work
for the special benefit Of others without reeompense Gen.
orally of this country, editors inaccessible not
anonymous they let you know what they think but
who thinks it. You cannot walk into editors room
in London Paris and ask him devote his time aud
his columns to your advancement profit. Here
this is done every day, even by utter strangers.
Half editors tme-sometimes his whole day, throw
ing over his proper work into nights given mp to
ceivng the calls listening to the Stories and obcyug the
requests OF good na,ured friend after another, who
drops in try his chance Of getting ten times valuable
advertisement out Of him Tor nothing he would be
likely get Of the publisher by regular paving II
he fails he loses nothing for he has plenty of brass LETT
IL he succeeds he has used his time to decided advantage
And thus is cvily abused-thus is good feeling imposed
upon.
Many editor receives several letters in day request
ing him do this that documents for the benefit Of
utter strangers acquantances who have shsd-
ow Of claim to him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
Editors of the WHO

Editors Of Tie Wing:
the races pub.
shed In Of the Richmond papers =. this morning.
nouneed that hsve made match for 81 800 with Mr.
Ibeg leave that have
conyersed with Nj the
With him life and :hstI match 20 the
Of As entirely uhout Au.
ihorly from me- will be obliged you. OF
the Richmond omit entirely pubc..
lions Of the advertisement OF the Broad Rock
Saturday, Sept. 2nd 1854. W. C. SCOTT -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

LET THE RECORD SPEAE.-In regard TO the statement,
that the Democratic State Committee of
not endorsed the Administration the Boston post"
resolution TO that effect was offered aud adopted by m
unanimous vote. To which the Boston Courier ,e-
plies
rms Is bold statement, and appears to have no CIR
ABOUT III but member of this unanirn, US
COMMITTEES who gned the call for the Couyention a,
worcester says the only friends (of the Administration
" one exception IN the committee were ,fice-hodets
iu men OIL mat s'amp Which is ught tue Post or the
committee man Toe Post could sel all things rign o.
'eas' make the matter clearer than stands now by
printing tue resolution itself, and by giving the name. OF
''oSe VINO advocated tle Lumber which were pre-
sent" ~ '>'' P''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

We Indebted the publication OF Mr. HohroOk,
street. September popular
cation the LADIES PANS LONDON NEw YcSK IA
also. copy entitled TAs Rye-HoH Pot
Ruth, The con'pstors Diughter"by G. W. Reynold
notice the "the House Plot historical
known in history po; to aainate Charles the Sc
eOud OF England place called Rye House, his NeW
Mar ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Patrick Murphy who
resided on sth street. the BAsn found dead on
his bed about O'Clock oil Friday morning He retired
about lO o'clock the previous night in perfect health and
was discovered by his wife corpse the hour above
mentioned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

THE DeoE-Busness is very brisk in the region Of the
new dock What sudden change from the dull monoto.
nous appearance Of country scene, which this place
presented lew days ago. to the busy tone and active
commercial life which pervades IL? There are eight
or ten schooners from the ship locks below to the foot
18th street, busily engaged loading aud unloading.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

The amount Of money taken at the lite fair OF Marsh
ned the Boston Courier estimates, Wl be sufficient .er
paying expenses to leave balauce Of from Al 600 I,
$1,000 TO apply to the beiuufyng Of the old Wipslov
Burial Ground, where tho remains Of Daue Webster
pose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

DEITHs--Wiliam T. Davis Esq., Commi, soner In ChAncerr
died In this city Friday last Hi, funeral
day evening" from the Monumental Church.
the order OF Preemasons attached Dove Lodge
member His remains inferred Holly
Mr. John Lynch Collector Customs port at the
Hugusnot Springs Friday ht or tn
weeks The members Of Union Lodge OF the o. Of
cd his funeral. which took place yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

Up to "Wednesday evening there arrived at New York
since the beginning of the last month, 600 alien pas
SINGERS. An unusually large proportion made up Of
Germans there being 81 900 Of this class 1900 Irish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

CoTros EsGLlSD-The consumption OF cotton in
England, is 5000 bales per week, in excess OF the
average weekly consumption, of the last four months Of
1853.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

The prices of admission hear Grsi aud Mario in New
York have been placed IS aud S. according loca
ton Of The New York Mirror complains that these
c1ages too high and says that when the best notes
In the city selling at discount, there is good
why Crisis anu Marios should such pre-
min
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

HNOIshs ron KL4NT.-Those large AID comfort. -
able Brick Houses Nicholson rent ;J
The are In fine ORDER and for home M
cannon be surpassed in the city They only DO
rented by those that want good houses low These
hoases have hne Easements, and school thsre will
Apply y, H. TYIpR
ALsoA cottag built House, new on HIGH
land street. the choicest OF city Omnibus
station and le Please cali ride h pleA
san and charge cheap for it, Call part the
city Is doing. "
AT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

General oui,man has published severe letter in reply
to Judge Campbells charge against Flibusters While
hs the Judge of prejudice aud alsehood
he does not dsclam his connection with fibuste.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

UrltE hereby given shall from this dAy seiem-
further notice be given. -
We respectfully friends make spec
and prompt payment Of all amounts falling
We SHALL heretofore keep
and Liquors. imported domrs pay every at
hion 70 the sale OF produce from rnds
tel-dAclm WM. WALLACE 4 SON.
rlNEAiI IKR OF FOHEIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANTo-
IL MO GEORGE just arrived from Paris inform
the eiEets OF Rchmond that he will give Instructions the
French and italian Language either class
heads Of semnaes have his these
| departments, reasonable
lie has spent Of his time Ia Paris the
language perfectly He feels confident will give entire
satisfaction.
Orders be left At the Book Store wOOdhOuse Main
street, or Harold 4 hurraT, Broad street.
Application the residence brother,
corner OF 4th and broad streets. nnSI-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

DEATH OF COLLECTOR LrScH.-Mr. John Lynch, the
Custom House Collector at this prce, died last Friday
night, at the Huguenot Springs in Powhatsn County.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

TOBACCO ISsPEcTfos-The inspection Of Tobacco at the
different houses in this city, up TO the 6rst Of Sep
TENDER, was 1889 bhds.-same time last year. 10, si2
bhds.-Potersbutg, lot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

ski SO FisHiusiavus Staples, the coored fellow
Was before the Mayer friday for selling bundle
samuel Jones' At the upper nsEe naed u Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

GEHlT Loas, sniLL Gls thought that the and
prolonged drought Of the accomplished
dsiroyng The Insects and soinsou which Of late
have greatly increased places render their
tenoe public calamity Virginia paper that
ton o. The distorted Joints Of wheat straw reveals the ont worm"
10 almost every Instance dead and dried 70 powder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

Fssn-Mr Geo'ge L. Betty nned permitting two
! 1haTsiAy night ~ 800
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

KUHN ny LfoHTNEo.-A negro belonging 10
James Easey Esq., Of Halifax CHI killed by lightning
during the storm Of last Sunday afternoon (tbe 27tb
inst. )-To6Gcco Plant ISepf /.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
ro CoRRksPONpkNTs.

Letters susinsss must be addressed TO the "hd"o-' o.
fAs HAtg." -. ..,. .,,-,,
h,, standing, ought TO be known to ALL and will
IN nc .,.. be Departed o6usry eight
Inn, are harred FOR q Advertisements.
m Communications charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
AIOCIEs AAIDNosIANR.=At nj. Nav nool,,0-.

~ Square: S' iA'Hs
Fashion lad Famine by Mrs. Stephens. 81.
NV adays. 70 cts.
Lamp Lg Iter, fresh supply. %,
CT Anoro by the late John Wilson, Moral
Philosophy IN the University Edinburgh Editor o.
Magaiine author Of the Ise OF Palms. l2uao IS
Hens scene, and Home sounds, BY So Marion Stephens
s', iI's scenes IN rev fork, by solon Robinson ls5
a,e.s - nsha, oy Non. hoot C9rssn 100
auu 'ne hotnohs, % benJ u ferris LEO
o.y " oieeee' oy pr smi'h ihuttTaed by hundred
Le'lis for September, rs
Harper %
Cooley o.
hson hand quantity of Letter. oap Note and Wrap
Ai'O-A good assortment Of Porte MOnae. Card Cases.
90 W. A BUFFERS,
W. Isl SIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
VALEAnLE FAM FOR .sALE.-rA., very de.

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-rh., very de.
the late William H. cousins vi. be sold a, Publ. Auction o S
premises TUESDAY the soh next oeioSi
IS miles from the South aide Rs
road and fourteen miles from the Court House. nstrate
plantations n the county Wcontain, about 400 @
accurate will sale at which
heavily mbers which worthy the a,t,ntion Of dime ena.sed
In getting lumber from Its the
be prnsoe bus about low grounds,
which, properly drained, would be river
enough for large number Of cattle The 10
to the raising Of corn and sn well
Die OF the highest Improvement having clay
nearly new an ONCE In the yard together
further description deemed unnees,ary As those Wishing
A. the same time. the Farming Utensils, stock Of Hogs. Cattle
ana wiz be sold and about 18th crop
I..The land viii be sold for cash. the remainder
six months over s2o that smoan, And undo,
NY SON. henry Cousins Who lives the place. plea.
Address par'ili' P. O., Dn.idds county, Va.
ne ~ John A. or W. A. Muir, Petersburs Va
b-A persons having claims estate s me late
william Cousins viii please them, arrangements
be made for settlement, and those Indebted will please
WIN b: sold at the ,ime SANE terms, farm .d
oIing the above containing about good
91. oouses ssi-2awtds
FALL. tNiPOtTATIONS, 1854.
HNNIER ALVEY, hpsssers and .o6bsrs No l6 Pearl A.
~ htc'no7d, have In store, own dIr,c, mora
largest ana hes, assorted stock OF Goods
Oar MT Giner having the months In the Euro
ony'ng Goods FOR cdA enabled pledge
We would especial attention to our stock Of
Hosiery. Buttons,
Giow,, Combs
Hdkf. aud crsv.t'. Threads,
Embroidetes, Sewing silks.
a., a. Te" rrimmingi' Fancy woolen Goods
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
AN ENTEWPWIsE WORTHY OF SUPPORT.
SUBSCRIBE TO OR ADVERTISE IN THE
NEW srATISrICAL GAZETTEER OF yIR-

a,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR RICHMOND.
to haze IN addition TO the mo-. sy.,n'ye ,ae Of
steamers and in Hotel, throughout tie coany the pneIpS OOH
fosn The ReS and saa ss
o. Virginia. aoarhing cities and Iown, and % draw the aSn
TO- mos. Gs.ssss p.S' for "s
S s n Ss H h ana a% 10
S. s.aa ara as Sn S E q Sa
% % gss iS mad
R,sncs q the Merchant TtST.s5 and Sis
Day ~ AS'n' cav ''n o' subscriptions on au 81 .s'
TBIO ALL WHOM n NAV CONCEHN.-I am credibiy In.
formed h; my slave TOM Who was hired to DO work upon
s SO ~ one DS Rohn G 1 &C.
The purpose Of be pe hired out % aid To'r'de6 a,
S1I my pI.l ;,; III Re-
her notify ali those Who have BEEN ha BE-. Sna r
or . Of s"h .sys , any s'cssa happen
p[sys Of e''"here they shall be heia Tgon,SIe
NohfOLk MiiiTAhf AuADhMY.-The meet session VIII
IL commence on the 1871 Of September
FACULTY.
lons sIEissr NJ Professor Of Mathematics Military
Wv. y. Bsoors, a. B., Prof Of Ancient Languages.
jas C6faO" Pi6 ois;" o. 1 E"ss
s;ssIIs. department % and ia af g per quarter
Modern Language, each %
he Bsa1d Of Truss. 70 N' j. h'd'n
ana be m more IH t The
and oGer facilities acquiring Thorough and susnv sab
ton not TO be surpassed By any colleges
Military b,iruaion IL given gratis only who coo,e IN
avail themselves oft The se In Ls branch do moi inter
fsro with the regular academic couris,
hoard be had yIt the Prneipa for ti6 session. CON.
msncing 10th September, and ending 8Is July.
Catalogues containing further particulars
addressing w. W. sharp, Esq, President Of the Board
sus0-eOtSspl5
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Boston, with the addition s
tho largest and best arranged Hotel In England and
tnv subscriber beg leave call attention to gn6esnt ar
and superior The furniture 10 made
70 combine utility and convenience With com
fort The drawing appointed suits
OF well arranged for families travelling parties
the sleeping apartments commodous well ventilated
large proportion Of them supplied with Coohuate gas
Every EFFORT viii be made By the proprietor contribute
comfort OF his guests Thlle sojourninE ~ hlshoule.
LEwfH RtoH- Proprietor.
Boston, June 2s, 1854. Jys-dirmsod
NEIL v. W. HOsIiItB SCHOOL FOH YOUNG LAUIg
I'VE will reopen MONDAY End October next the Iane
plan and terms those Of last session.
auls-M,wAHunoet
HRABI, GRASS & co., NO. 10. Human street.
hD baltimore, agents for the sac ~ the foliouo
Goods and the exclusive control Of the three HE
Ksny's x and g.. Failed Cloth, and Ksusy
hirer's (9lsn hiIS) do do do
Hunton's CRaebiaR0 do do
Bhepherd,toWn do
Bhephsfdstoun Linseys aud Plaida
MsIyiapd Pcnitentiafy Lnfeys and Paid.
They invite call from purehase they will sell At the low
ert msrSet prices. Gui0-sodqo
Baltimore, August sth 1884
~ Enquirer as above and present bill to Plaunagap
STOKES %. for payment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04
FALL TRADE OF 1871

HEADl MADE CLOTHING!
g MERCHANT wEIsIGER, No. l2 Main street. are now
os opening the idrged ssoci Ready Made
have ever offered for sale Merchants
eIAne our stock embracing rnrfey and quality
cheap
Their NORTH South. g. MERCHANT A WrIsI1SR
n B-Also on hand every variety OF Furnishing Goods.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

S. !" the ,e. kd9s Bl,1is, ,nd Al rom eod
~ d persons and females in delicate heAlh kneT rssbat
Extract Of Pdrei,a Brara and Buchu
mSn eve ism-.i :peai one ,nge dose would give them
..i. ,Is , y, G1s: Ss!si@g IND: dose PsS
SsSs; Sns @ Of : sao
r.:p,Isd ,o% s remedies taG.lsd.s Jonathan
sci :, =, $50 6oyE I so RiS i Nv Va
DUOK TIiADB-FALL 1880
aSJ LARGE ard .s , s;oSt :? go2s e,o@y sna
oaaatTy M,reh.o,sr ar, avsa call and ,r,rnn. the soc,
%S3s rsR y e t Ss' aS. sG ;. asi .
io.1 90 term, for cash, ., approved credit,
foi The Piano and GUITAR in,rucon goo hos.S
.S 1871 Main street, opposite Eso Si RsSt
employ Tensile Teacher for his eldren. The
:usST Ny e one q .s a' H's0ourhood
Address Forest Depot, Bedford co. 800
ATOTICE--w p BURRUs5 Win re- open hi, sohooI In n
~ Basement Of the Unvsrsa Church. on MONDAY, the 2cb
Particulars In future Advertisement ,,t-a
ovEn sEED'-A v'U 'Ig ons SE'i.lG ,.S, Snd
BIINg ON LONDON DOCK BHANDYy-S pipes very ~.
NJ p'rior London DocF in store and foc ,,ls BY
,s4 18Th street, between Main and CAY.
UHIBBRaT's LONDON POTTERY: very superior eT,tsls
H1 In Mt bottles IN store and for sale By
LooKETT PANKEY,
set 18th street, between Main and Cary.
ENAMILY gACoNIs~i'hhsd FAMILY s.con, Hog Round 10
store aud for '' 18Th stree, S.IE,.S PISSsY
SsUGAR AND COPFgg-iOo Dbl. stua,s and sos.,. sfo
- pockets prime Java CoGe; receiving and BY
rN LEWIS WEBB SON.
oAT SPIKES, from aS to Inches, fa supply Just to
9D hsnd and for sale by O. J. sfNToN 4 co
set II Main street.
oHsE snoEs full s''ormeht o. all sizes Jos, received
~ AM Tor sale ~ y. }. sINTOF co.,
Asea n Main street
UeAn.-coo hhd', part Of which h Of choice quality for
- neU tstl TlSsLEY, TARDT co.
~ and 10 prime order, for sale By ''
SEQ .....------..--- TIEsLEY, TARpY 90.
NIAsON's BLACRINo.-6o Eros, Tor sale BY
Nh susi y. II. SKINNER, Cary st.
~ GAHs.-oo6Oo common oiEsr, Tor sal, By -
~ suSi E n. sRsKER, Gary 81,
III bDMILtO CEMENT, warranted Of The best quality
SCI DAVENPORT, ALLRS A co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-04

An INTELLECTUAL SLAyE.-orestes A. Brownsou, a
Democrat aud an American, makes the following ad.
mission, in a letter to the Pittsburg "Catholc :"
81 have worked hard, have studied diligently and
have always acted under advice and never published an
my Bishop, TO theoogtan appointed BY him 70 eI
anime articles, except and then literary article
or my literary notices. Iu almost all cases have con-
suited him. or in bis absence the theologian appointed
as to the proprey OF discussing the topic
ing to write This especially the with regard to
the topics Of exclusive salvation religious liberty develop
msntsm and the power Of the Popes in regard to the
temioras The article on the temporal power OF the
Popes, in my April Review and those on Native Amer
einsm and education, in the July number, were submit
ted tor revision to the heoogan appointed by the Bishop
OF Boston as my censor during his absence have
article which the authority consulted suggested would
be better not 10 be published"