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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


MAroR's CouRr, YksrrRpAr.-TifPLiso. John Schadd,
grocer, occupying a house belonging to Mr. William
Graves, summoned up 4 complaint made by Mr..
g. during tho hearing Of another Monday which
was pending between Schadd sad . Mary Hope, Mr.
Graves being interested somewhat 10 behalf Of the latter
Tho fuss between Mary Hope and Mrs Schadd vile Of
the accused, In this instance, originated In command
given by the former against the admission Of negroes In
To- Schsdd's house through back passage common TO
the residences of both Mr.. Graves explained the
Of this prohibition, given by hs instructions be- the
ssscmbisge Of negroes Schsdds house Sundays
drink.
Ills honor took the hint, aud Immediately issued sum
mons against Schadd for tppling.
Mr. Graves proved the charge and Schsdd was sent on
to the Court Of Hususs TO TO an Indictment Tor
tho offence.
DlsNisskp.-Joseph Luciano was brought up on
charge Of threatening to kill Mrs. Caharine keple on
Sunday.
Il appearing from satisfactory evidence that Mrs. K.
had to appeheud future violence at the hands Of
the accused, the charge WAS dismissed.
DisoRpkRLr Housr.-Nrs Catherine Foyle reported
Lzzy Ring for keeping thing bu, orderly house,
tho roof
warrant was issued upon this complaint and LizIy
brought right up TO show why she keeping
disorderly and governed house. to tho annoy auce Of
folks In her neighborhood.
MIS- Foye Was called She appeared; and when the
book was handed to her she begged bis honor permit
her to withdraw the charge. Upon reflection she
seized with painful sense OF the she pursued fear
Ing Il may lead to the ruin Of Lizxy's child.
His honor consented, aud the prosecution ended. LIZ
~ was however, admonshed change her Of v
log, otherwise she would DO held to strict account
MEMORABLE as his honor be, when the women
appeal to him, he becomes perfectly amenabe-a very
natural result.
An UoLr TRASsAcrIoS.-Co Quaries sent a son Of his
mere child. on yesterday morning, with Of S2i
be delivered at store not far from bis residence the
child being met by some three boys asked to
exhibit tile money, which he nnocenty did. The young
scoundrels thereupon suached from his hand aud made
of.
The officers the look out for these chaps
aud we trust they succeed In capturing them The
child unable give description OF the boys suf
GENTLY accurate to enable the officers identity them
readily.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

HoSDURAs-AssExATIoS.-Tne New York Herald OF
Sunday, has dispatch from Washington to the effect that
there is movement foot for the annexation of Hondu.
ras to the United States. That paper says Of it:
ut appears that Gen. Barrnnda il charged from the
secret instructions of the Legislature Honduras in their
recent proceedings at the capital Of the State Comaya
qua, with nothing ess than the proposition of
immediate aud absolute the United states
OF the independent State of which he is the representa-
tive. lie comes to makes the voluntary offer "wthou,
money and without price," Of another commonwealth
great in resources commanding in its commercial position
u the magnificent constellation Of our federal Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

The proprietor Of the Congressional Globe who receives
Sll4Si6 % per Congress Tor reporting, recently applied
the Senate Tor relief ia the way OF increased subscrp-
lions Of 5000 copies-repesenng that no had lost by
the present contract The foreman Of the Inellgencor
oco 10 whom the matter referred reported that Mr
Ryes made 80 log 81 instead Of heavy loss This Mr.
Rves attempted TO dsproyc, which brought out Capt
Moore, 1.-THE foreman Of the IntegencerJ IN reply III
which he susains his former position, aud thus tie mat
ter standa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

that singular aud fatal accident happened on Saturday
last at iokvile, by which respected fellow
Mr ilntty was bereaved ofone Of his children little girl
OF nearly three years Old The child with two others of
the family had been rambling about in charge Of a SER
want, and was returning home whcn attracted by curos
~, she climbed upon horizontal board fence and thrust
her head between the boards to look man narrowing
in adjoining field her foot slipping she was suspended
by the neck and instantly strangei All attempts to re
store animation proved fruitless
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

The LOUISIANA SUGAR CRop OF Is53-4.-Accordino
to Champoncrs statement Of tho sugar crop mad. in
Louisiana In 1884 the number OF sugar houses in Cd
Grafton during the late crop 437 that OF these $3.50
were worked by steam power, and 4Sl by animal power
aud that their produce amounted to 49 1924 hogshead
estimated at 1876 $4,000 pounds or the whole number
Of hogshcads made 3GG,667 Of brown sugar made
by the old process aud the reminng 657 hhds OF re-
fued, clarified, &C., including cisern bottoms The
quantity Of molasses producedis estimated a, 600 900
gallons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

ihL FLY IN the ToBAcco PLASTs-The Marlborough
(hd) Gazette learns from tobacco planters in aft parts q,
that county that the Hy is making sucb ravsges ba
plants as to render it probable that no more than
Of crop will be planted, even under the mos, favorable
auspices One extensive planter has laid Of ba ob.ccs
land Tor eoro as he cannot obtain plants enough TO psto
tobacco crop worth attending to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

The annual productions of Cuba are said 10 COMPRISE
sl3,50O0OO worth Of sugar. $l5 OOOOUO worth OF tobac
CO, 100000 worth Of coffee 100000 worth of corn,
and 100000 worth Of other agricultural produce The
grand total OF It's productions including dairy and domes.
tic animals averages $50 900 900 per annnm The pop
ulation OF the Island Ia ls4l 1907 G2i including
1881 wbites 429495 slaves Isl 1888 free colored
pie. Five years subsequently the white population has
increased $40, white the blacks decreased O ST2
king aggregate population then of but 1913 1852 In
the city and suburbs Of Havana in 1884, the entire popu.
laon lGo75O. Five years later 10 Is46 II compri.
sed but l25, 597.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
LYNonnuRa MARKET. NAY 40.

la,Pseons the past week 2.s hhds ,s.n aIi hhds
oorrvpondng week OF MAAet Tor COM
mon aud mddlinx the issr
are vel maintained Sales Inferior o. 80
sod nss do sssss common mlddnr shipping $3.50
ats 5000 10 nue. do eyaeis; Manufacturing
ARE made s eso ~ and ppssrd. On. hid made
70 John walker ESQ., OF ao shipping erop n N
rage Of tiiea. ''' 49, " ." ~'s'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

late London letter says: "The London money market
during the last few days has shown considerable seaJ
ness chiefly on account of satisfactory feeling as TO the
general prospects Of the The drain Of gold To ,lo
continent has continued but It has been partly counterac
eo oy several arrivals from Australia, while the resump
''oh OF shipments from the United States moderate
extent by the laS two steamers has likewise had fyoa.
BILE influence"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
~ The nagers.own CMdl WING chlopiclo Of

20 The Hagerstown (Md) Wing Chronicle of the
Goth has the following:
lhE "HEAT-We bear considerable talk amono Tho
farmers about the rayoges Of the fly in the wbc", VIC
assert mat whole fields will be destroyed There ia M
uo9o' more uneasness manifested than is necessary for
s ar as We nave seem the wheat looks we'll aud give
erery promise OF good crops There IL more or ess ~
e'Gy season M some sections Of the county and we sts
~ uopes mat the reports Of the great havoc TO the
ing crops are exaggerated. ''' e'o"-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

CoScERr.-Mrs. Cecilia Young has arrived In this city,
and purposes giving concert at Metropolitan Hall on
Monday night.
The tone of the Washington and Baltimore papers in
her regard Is truly hatterng We have heard OF private
letters being received by in this city, from friends
IN Washington, who have heard her. speaking in
the highest praise Of her vocal powers They recommend
her highly.
Mrs. Young Is native Of Baltimore, and from all &C
counts, lady Of superior Accomplishments. We au,ic
pate for her hitterng attendance this occasion. She
comes with reputation that needs create general
anxiety to hear her.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

WV II HkI May TT 1901.
Dear Sir IL am sorry that pressing engagements will
deprive Of the pleasure OF meeting my brothers in
arms, Of the War Of lSI2-l5, who are expected to as
sembc Syracuse the goth Of tho next month"; but
my wishes and kindest regards will be with you
need scarcely add that any petition to Congress, the
meeting may agree upon shall receive oil the Influence
however small may be- in iny power exert ia its be-
hail. remain, dear sir, truly yours,
WINPtgLp ScoTr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
To hi, Exeeneney Governor wA.nuvns.

IHH CHoLEEAThe Cholera, strongly
resembles H. made appes
try SO far able learn rs &C
CARED the Mississippi between Bur Garna
within few weeks number OF persons have died at Keu
some two three Hamilton Mount
Others different the river
emsran recently arrived diei Preeport
this terrible disease II bhooyes people little
diet, &e The weahsr extremely (D
ReBuyiicdn, Nun - -
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METROPOLITAN HALL
RUyREL,S

hUNHET'S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUpEi
w been most elegantly redtted introduelpr In th.l,
PORrRAtruREs NEGRO LIFE
many and esquistely beautiful songs elegant Dances and
witty Retorts 49, 1890 -'e
Admission 70 cents t. . -'a ~ 80. z
Doors open at IN oeioek-eoneert to commence ats.
JOHN T.. fORD Avent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

The eighth annual Fair Of the Southern Central Ag.
Society is 70 DO held In Augusta, Georgia 10
October next. Hon. VIM q. Riyes, Of Virginia. is de
liver the address Premiums amounting IN the aggregate
70 100000 offered for the vaEioui specimens.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
w. W. TINBERLAKE, Secretary.

To the Editors Of the IYhig:-
Dear Sr:-Tomo Thursday is the day appointed
for the election of City Sheriff. and Commissioner of the
Revenue Allow me through the columns of you paper
call the attention of citizens to the fact that they
and evince their appreciation of the present
faithful and efficient officers By giving them cordial and
hearty support at the pos. 1t is the only way show
them that their services kindly and properly appre
ciated. f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

The entire sum OF money accruipg 10 tho cause IN VIZ
gina during our last year was Sl4 900.
This includes 1880 from the State Treasury which Is
Just much the fruit OF the labors Of this society
an any other item of The Legislature al
ways making its appropriations at the solicitation Of this
Society.
The following tables show the number Of eugrants
trbuted by each State in the Union during the year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

meeting OF the Board OF Dt, c.ors oI the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company held this afternoon -
At the time Of writing this nothing had been done and
consequently unable TO say what wi II e
pursued by them. There will undoubtedly be immediate
adopted repair the injury by the sad
lamity of yesterday. Il may be- that when it is
sruc,ed. it will be enlarged plan, sufficiently
accommodate the travelling community and admit OF
the passage of railroad cars.
Ferry boats have been procured by the company to
keep up the communication between the city and the Is
land until the bridge can DO Wheeling
Argus, May Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

cIlSoE HovRs will be by the advertisement Of su.
Rtntsi en WA that the regular maj, ain on the nth Side
Railroad, Will eAvs hereafter quarter TO oook Instead Of
o'clock as heretofore. Persons who dislike besg left land Who
Drese ~ " 49, 80 49, 49, - - $500 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

"THE BRIDE OF THE WILDERNESS" by Emerson Ben
nett, author of CLARA Moreind," "The Forged VIII
The Pioneers Daughter" &C. &C., is picture of life in
the wilderness, and full Of thrilling incidents. We are
indebted to Mr.. j. r. Hobrook on Franklin street be
tween 18th and l4h. for a copy who has il for snle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

Wednesday night the principal streets of Lynchburg
for the first time lighted with gas. The lamps stand
main street, two to square, alternate sides OF the
street, and the light produced is very great addition TO
the convenience and safety Of the and its citizens
aud quite sufficient for all practical purposes Having got
this job off their hands, hope the street committee
will again direct their attention the cellar steps
and other distractions the sidewalks and give US as
may be- free aud safe passage along the streets
LyichbuT1 VirJiniau H1u 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

IscnEAsE PoPrLiToSA lady In Lunenburg county va
her husband before little
sibiltes-two girls and boy. Al last they
alive.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

The JoiSr Wow IN THE WHEAr.-wo regret to learn.
says the Fredericksburg News of the 22d inst that the
Joint Worm is playing sad havoc in Caroline and spo,
syIvana counties An intelligent farmer told US on s,tur
day that until ten days before the promise Of an
ly large crop had never been better
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

ARRivAL-John Mitchell Esq, the distinguished Irish
patriot arrived in this city yesterday evening by the
Northern train, and is now staying at the Exchange
lie is come doubtless agreeaby with tho invitation
dered him by the citizens Of this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

lSoRSisEp PACK or PIssAoE ON rnE COWARD srEAuER,
NJ Cunard announces by advertisement that in Genre.
quenoe Of the'ncreased cost Ofcoa stores and provisions
Cd" price OF passage on the British aud North American
Royal MAI s'eamshps viii be increased. From New
forE 70 Liverpool the price Of chief cabin passage viii
be ESQ., Of second cabin passage SIS From Boston 70
Liverpool chief cabin passage tilo secOsd cabin pass
sgs eco
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

ETrrDTfSo rus MAiL.-The Postmaster General IA on
gagged 10 efforts TO schedule for the morning
Express Mail from New York to Washington. He has Al.
ready prevailed upon the Companies owning the Rail
Roads between New York and Philadelphia To ssree 70
agree TO start their morning Express o'clock instead
ofp o'clock. II the Philadelphia and Baltimore Road will
now agree to start train a, p ~. instead Of qP.M
the mail viii reach Baltimore at p NJ, and Washington
Ia time for distribution on the same evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

Loss or THE STEAMER PIKE AND MANY LrvE'.-ln the
ST. Louis Republican, of Saturday 18th nst find an
of the loss of the Pike, her passage
from ST. Louis Louisville. She le the former port
Thursday, with $50 persons board passengers crew
&C. The boat hada delightful run until near Wikinsons
Landing, one hundred miles from ST. Louis About
o'clock night when all the passengers asleep, and
the boat making fifteen miles hour, she struck
snHg rock which tore her bottom out aud caused
sink with great rapty. Not than three minutes
elapsed before the water up to the ladies' cabin IL is
the impression OF the writer in the Republican, that Is
lives lost by this calamity. The officers and
the boat acted with great prompness and kindness to all
board. The camness and self possession Of OF
the passengers saved many lives No list OF passengers
made after they had reached the shore and the
excitement over and it il probable that the
Lumber OF the lost will be ascertained Among the
persons lost avery aged gentleman with his wife, OF
Missouri who going a visit TO their daughter,
siding in the neghoorhood of Madison Is miles
back they drowned. The officers Of the Pike are
spoken OF in high terms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

2FiRE-The alarm Of FIRE about IL o'clock vest erdsy
was occasioned by the partial burning Of stable 2
street. owned by Philip NJ Tabb, Eq and rented by Mr.
Darratot.
The flames were eItnguished before any serious dam
age was done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24
For the Richmond Wing.

cs- NJ. Fillmore LEFT New York on Saturday for home
He will make no stop eroute, We understand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

small bogshead of tobacco sold in this city las,
Wednesday 500 per hundfe weight Ii was raised by
Mr. Llymau, of Roanoke. This the highest price yet
paid in this market, and, Of course the highest in the
State.-D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

General Scott in reply to an invitation TO attend the
Convention Of tho Soldiers Of the War of 1872 held
in Syracuse, goth of June, replies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

BASE wxcHryrEg.l
wfSenEsrEa Va, April 10th 1854 I
His EKcellency, Joseph johnson, Governor Of Virginia.
condition Of this Bank on the LIST Inst. NV
Very respectfully your obedient servant
ROBERT D. WOLFE, Cashier
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" The Rockville (Md.l journal Of liz nn..

me weather Of the present week has been verv vo,.
oos 70. ne g,ow,ng crops. Wheat corn, rye oats pots
and genial sunshine showers
The farmers Of our county have finished their co,o.
Png, and " the season holds out TO the presen, nec
men, large crops Of this staple will be realized
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

~ Convention Of Delegates from the British North
American Colonies will soon assemble for the purpose Of
deciding upon heterms Of treaty between Gres, Britain
and the United States relative 70 the fisheries and reel.
prociy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

Al NORRIS BooLstore, 81 Main street. Ady 2s
''''i1Gs't' noifil!o't' '0'f5''t' ScoVpr.
At RAHDOLPnS BootStore. 1871 Main strcrt, My %.
'0''s;S's' "a oSo's' 'o'S's cloupr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

~ DIR. MILLS has removed to 18th street, between
Broad and Marshall the Of the Frst Baptist Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

Robt B:Woe Cashier Of the Bank Of Winchester personally
appeared before Justice OF the Peace corporation
ad and made that the above Of
of ssd bank 70 the best Of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of April, 1884
JOHN KERR.
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RECEPTION OF "ALONE.n
IS A LONE,ob by Marion Hariand, enc handsome i2mo

~ DIR. MILLS has removed to 18th street, between
Broad and Marshall In the rear Of the Fr' Baptist Church
RECEPTION OF "ALONE.u
So LONE,"y Marion iiariand, enc handsoms l2mo VOL
p"'' oslriolsAs on THE SREss' '''''' '"'''"'''
ITS literary character b a. worthy a. Us typographical
sh9ush me Hq,n0 Sr,n q, Tass no. '.Iu 70 I've
and the whole story very pretty written Mis- Harlaud
Of the UnI,.d YorF c5n%SScS GdpsSisr
"a yefy admirable ,prlshuy and Interesting story.
Ida just such character none but true woman could draw
scarcely Intelligence, with degree Of Woi knovledgs
not often found In our lady Auhou heconstru'ion Of
the excellent tone psrvadng will make II the pop
hctons Of the present year. hhddeifd EreHing Mai
"From the the last have read with Increasing
row Of trial snd con,atlon, Of passion ami Of peace
and iruhhavs sisspsd recital; esncsy trust
that lie auhor will continue 20 Weld enenty successful
and attractive a. -tFoeferict''Ur0 Hoesl
earnest and exceedingly judoIous story
among brilliant gems that have recently made their appear
Prom s adeoonas hesrt'pestlng "Dedeatlon 10 Ny BRO
Their and Sister" to ne ~; attention IL lyed with intense
SS SG Es''"'' N'"'''"' courier '""'
The author is e,halniy lady Of uncommon ability
graceful and attractive Erer"-l Boston TdrtHerJ myt
IN BBLs. CRUSHED SUGARS, 10 store ADD for
my3l WINSTON 4 JONES.
81 = BBLs. CLARIFIED CIDER VINEGAR,
my14 WINSTON a JOINS.
n Bills. PETER HANGEH's wHIsKEY,
= my ~ ''' ana ''' ''''''''' WINSTON POWERS
NOTICE-The Annual Meeting Of the s,oeEholdet o. The
Clover Hl Rsrosd Company s be held A. The once Of
oiioeE :. NJ ~. 3. wooLDRiD6E,
NEW ,BEnKsHInE CIiEESEi Goshen Nay Bat,
VII kAwLNos MILLER,
myA Corner Pearl aud oary streets.
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p,,,,,, A. N, y,sr,,t, mn. .

Our readers will be grafed to learn that the Nebraska
Bin has at last passed the House Of Representatives, and
IL now from the Of discussion In that body
The National Ineiiigsneer OF yesterday morning says
The House of Representatives went into Committee
of the Whole upon the bill to organize the Territories OF
Nebraska and Kansas, and Mr.. Stephens, OF Georgia,
moved to strike the enaciiug clause, with view to
prevent all other amendments. This being carried the
Committee rose and reported to the House.
After the various privileged motions were exhausted,
tho vote taken upon concurriug with the Committee
In striking the enactng clause, and decided IN the
negative.
Mr. Richardson then offered his substitute, he Senate
bill without the Clayton ameudment) and under the ope
Of the previous question the substitute was carried
Finally, at IL o'clock night the bill was put up
its passage and carried by vote Of lis to loo-ao
sent 90, including those who paired oil.
The bill having been amended requires the concur
renee of the Senate aud this il is understood will be
given without much delay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

n ARGE SALE OF "sYDNEY" LOTS, AT AUCTION THIS
~ pAYIhe particular attic Of the public called the
residence OF Thomas Crouch take place RI
o'clock but TO accommodate dposed same
hacks will be In attendance O'Clock 10 convey
free Of Charge ali those who thnK at attend Suitable
ments will be furnished.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

SUNINF TX HNTN.-I OF iargr ndIIon r.,
my stock Of Gentlrmens Boys and ohdrens Summer Hats
stock and assortment complete prices
modeIa'e Purchasers are invited to call. JOHN DooiEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

Et NESH snpPLIES OF BOOTS, SIIOEr, IRA
Vehng and Packing Trunks, Carpet
ceiVnsly every amer from York so Thar
my assortment at all times most e,pet.
fuiy invite the attention Of the public r
my2i JouS
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Dan HtIDs. OF VERY sUPERIOK WIsCET,Y
9ND SIDES Just receiving, for sale by

IaSU rAttaIhtss AM sIAAUrAUI Unni,s.-Ms bayc in
large stock Of Goods suitable for Negroes clohing
which q will ., II very low.
Linen Osnaburgs
Striped and Plaid DOmestics
Heavy TvIled Cotton Goods, for Pants
WARREN PERKtNs
my29 NJ Eagle gquars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-24

d JAMrBhLL;s CLUB HOu,E GiN-The subscribers, In
~ porers OF the taple productions Holland and M, Colo
ns oner to the trade and Others brand
OF Cuo House Gin. contained In ~ Pssk. each
tbs Gin quality and unknoN in m
meree being the spirits in its condition and
hASor, such as used In the nrsi Club Holland \.
made Tor US under The sVperntendenee Of M VIM
IL confidently m nds and In
thoe who use II accidentally has no aua in
this market. CAMPBELL, pROTIJrRS
mA23-8m No a Pl,r.s,,e,t NJ,
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INDIA UURnEp con

which invite the attention Of Judges. ''' NbN'''o
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