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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

plaintiffs In error, James Tsggert, Robert Ratcse
John johnson and John g. Hsves The argument d
these cases was concluded BY Mr. Dallas for the PLAN
t6s in error. Adjourned.
DEC. l3.-Hals Kingsey and 7. s. Van Hoevenberxh
Esqrs Of Albany New York, were admitted attorneys
and counselors Of this Court Nos and T. The State
Of Pennsylvania, complainant, the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company. The argument Of the several
motions In these for writ OF sequetrstion against
the corporation for an attachment against is ocers
for writ Of assistancs TO exact the decree OF his Court
and for taxation Of costs was commenced BY Mr. I'd
win NJ Stanton In support thereof and continued By
Messrs Russell and Rsvsrdy johnson in oppositian
thereto Adjourned.
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orHRR NEwsPAPKR CoRREsroNpKucE.
Correspondence Of he Courier and Enquirsr.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. 1854.

Our Relations wiA EMgl6Md
The despatcbes received this morning BY the Union
represented BE- Of little Consequence soms solci
tude prcvAs TO hear OF the reception given TO Mr. Scue
AZ Madrid. Despstches from him are sxpscted By the
Pacific, Cue to. movnpv
Private aAvces from London state that Lord Careud N
had nade very singular and iasonsstsnt informal aad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

surarxx CouRr TIN UNITED SrAru I)Yc II James
Huebes. ESQ, II Wisconsin, admitted a. an sttor.
pey and counsellor of THE Court Nos H. ~ ami Ia
Jcselh Latin, patence and Samuel ya.tin assignee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

Correspondence of the Philadelphia Ledger
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1854.
More in Behalf Of the Tariff.
very earnest move s now making by the Committee
o Ways AMI Means remodel the tariff Of 1s4G, and
bill win be introduced for that purpose IL is however,
dangerous experiment Mt this period. The imptrta-
t,ps tor the fiscal year ending June a0 1855, viii not
be equal TO those OF 1854 and the from customs
may fall Of from 40 TO SO per cent whilst the expend
tuies-n additions be made to navy and army, and
be pay Of officers increasad--may reach seventy mil
iions II dollars, which would leave small surplus In
the Treasury. While war is going on in Europe, while
contempla ling acquisition Of distant islands
while commerce and v'gaton the point u un
ereopg an entire revolution 1t s to say the least,
cesdingy hazardous to make experiments on tho reve
laws IL s proposed bring the tariff within the
revenue standard. Very we'll give us another year
the country will whnt 'st standard H. 1t can
not be the standard Of trading the basis OF rad
road bonds Of all the roais projected or commenced
within the last six y-sr.. Tho revenue stand
ard must BE- the standard vl h-ai.hy trade based
the actual production earnings Of the country.
WASHINGTON Dec. IL, 1854
No Indiees ye. Of Working Session, though the Commu
tees are at Worl Passage Of ute New Jersey Bill in
/~H- lar;f fseitng in the Hosse-N,. Aou..on's Blu
and he Secyetdry Of the 7redsuvys Blu a. Variance
There arc not many indicst yet OF workins session.
The committee undoubtedly nt work. and the Com
Of the regular appropriation bills; STILL there Is not
yet any spprecs6e disposition In either house to 20 to
work the unfinished business Of the laao session. II
members win mot leave of their feuds anA sas little
will De done beyond the passage OF the regular appro
In tho ouss to-day, the so-called Jersey bin, intro
dueed BY Mr. Skelton TO empower the Secretary of The
Treasury TO make additional provslons for saving the
and passed. after most eloquent and able appeal 4
the House BY Mr. Chandler who this occasion very
harpily blended satire with argument aud persuasion
The bill passed By very large majority, IN spite O
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The following is the bin introduced into the Unei
States Senate by Mr. Adams Of Mississippi in reference
10 the naturalization laws
Be- enacted &C., That from and after the pas age Of
this act alien shall BE- admitted become citizen Of
the United States unless he shall at the time Of his a
picston to be admitted, declare prove salts
faction Of the having jurisdiction Of the case
has resided In the United States TIVE years ct
least provided that any alien who may be resident Of
the United States at the dat. cf this act shalt be entitled
all the third condition specified In hc nrst section Of
the act approved April a. lso2 Of which this act ID
amendatory.
Sec . And be 1t further enacted That 20 much Of the
third condition specified in the rst section Of the act
approved April "a 1sO2 entitled IAN act 10 establish
uniform rule Of naturalization and repeal the acts
heretofore passed that subject" eta with
the t section Of this act Be and the samsis hereby rs-
pealed.
Legal Intelllgcmce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

SPRING GOODS.
received Northern
kets the largest and best assorted stock Of Dry Goods
have had which prepared
tual time customers small profits consisting OF the follow
ing in
brown and Bieaehed shrtngs and sheetinss
German Buraps ard Striped ornaburgs
8 and s Plaid Domestics
Bed Ticks and Striped shifting
Linen Ducks and Farmers Drills
Fancy Linen Drills and Shirt ing Linens
Cloths CASsimrTes and vrsiingS
Phi ted Linens, for Childrrns Clothes
AnWool Morslauts, Piad and Plain
Chalics, all colors, Plain and Plaid
Black Gros. de Rhine TAI ;a-Sik,
Plaid, Striped and Figured silks
Plaid, Checked and striped Summer silks
Plaid BernEes ChAlie eLSines and Tissues
Dnsish, French and American Prints
Cir CHAINS, GirghAr Lawns and 0rGandies
Sleeves, Collars and ChenE>ttes-large
SaHbrie and snn Edges, Insertngs and FouneIpE,
Black Eillet Mi,ts
Aexandes Kid and silk Gloves large scek-an eolors and
sizes
Ladies and Gent. Cotton, Thread and six Hosiery
Linen Hdkfs and kenings
Berlin Cords, for Bonnets
NAinsook, Swiss and Null Muslius
JAeoneis-paid, Striped and Checked
Briliaries Colored and White
liish Linens and Bird Eye Diapers
Linen sheetings and Pillow Case Linens
Linen iluckShAcks, Do~las and Napkins
Brown and Beaehtd Table Damssk
BoubAIines and Black AipaccAs
Der, yes Linen, LISTERS Popirs
Spring shAvls and Nantes, c style
PRINCES, Grnps and silk Buttons
Shell AM BcGaoe Tuck, Side and Putting Combs
Hair and Tooth brushes, and India
Grass Cloth and MohAir skirts
Para,ols and Umbrellas
CrRyAts, Back and Fancy Ties,
-. WARREN 4 PERKINS,
No 1 Eage saua
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Hoion-Green citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
ndfer Neion-Finest kind.
SdSiurtium.
Au.fard- Black and White,
OAfon-silver Skin; White
PoItuEa'; yellow and Red.
Okrd.
Peas-Extra Early; Fairly MAY;
Washington;do Frame; do ChaIl.
ton; Dwarf Blue Prussian; do
Mairowfat; Bishop Dwarfprolirc
. Pd rsn y s-Long Sme 9th
French; Guernsey.
Pdrley-Cutied.
PeIlIDer-Large Bell, OF Bell
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Pumpkfn-Large yellow
Rhubdr6- Victoria.
Rdddish Il onE Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip; White do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
sanish.
!S'tsgty-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SpindcA-Round leaved.
SYuJA-Early Bush; Bell.
7ondto-Large Red; do YELL
low; Egg.
Turnip-Early Flat Dutch; do
Red Top, Large White Noriols;
white Globe; Ruta Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
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,GkPEN sEKPs, WARRANTED FRESH AND oENUISr-

hhDbN EhtbSt " hnhhl
" WHOLESALE AND RETl
dspdrdgus-white Giant
drfichOke-Large Globe.
Be,tns-LarEe Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Snap Bedns-Eariy yellow
Six Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
na; do Valentine do; Halt Neon:
Refugee. 1000 to one; Rcd Gran
berry.
Beet-Early Blood Turnip,
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Lons
Blood; white siiesiAn; French
Sugar; Mangel wurtIel.
BroooIi-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
tubboge-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Hat,
tersea; do Oxheart; do vanack,
do Nonpareii; Flat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large bergen; Green Curl
ed Savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Rec
Dutch for Piekling.
CduiifOtror-Early and Late
Coiery-white fold; Red do
Cdrrot-Long Orange; Early
Horn; AitrinrhAm; white Field
Cress-Curled or PspperErass
CGcnmbor- Early Frame; dc
Cluster; Long Gre n; Long Greer
southgate; White spined; Cher
kin.
Corn-Early Sugar; do TuseA
rora; do yellow.
EHdire-Green Curled.
Egg Plant.
Kdie-sib.rian eurled; Rap'
or Cole.
Le>t-Large Scotch.
Lotiuce-Royai white Head
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S
Brown Dutch; Curied India OF
D.Ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

SPRI Nc, 1854.
FRESH HARDWARE
:" e. O; DoSNAs Richmond Va, have received by the
ana other arrivals from Europe,
tneir spring iPorta,ion OF birmingham and Sheffield HARD
VAR COiLhhi uUHs anu SAD DLkf, and from manufaeto
es W. our Own eouh,y aVy u ana complete assortment Of
ana
eohsIIsuhg IN paIt OF
Pen ana Pocket Knives
NL ~ Q, i1ongtIs' mane dBucheIs and WoStenholrns
ahu,ay5,uIe, anu Sol,'oIs anu sheAs, embracing All
he .atonssyIes ana qaAisies, and part OF new and
I'm DeAu',ls ~. pa S,tIi ~, ~ -. ~, a., -,.,,,
2jO dozen irass and Grain s-ythey
80 dozen Wedding and Killing Hoes, various makes
go dozen Ames RoWlsndS, and other makes Spades
10 dozen ny Manure FORKS
go dozen Rim Knob nd Ioree Locks with Bra, white
and Mineral knobs Stock Locks, assorted Sizes and
S S dozen dozen c STsy C OF T;S Of al g Sons'
mann'aetnrs S ' '"'' anu o'e'
800 Single Double Barrel Guns part OF fine
quality.
.eredseel Castings Carpenter and Tooi,
g nHe genefAy together With all other articles usually
XII Of %b"h hnvng been purchased for
Ssr bou. In s@p " sell as any reg
We have recently additions establishment, afford.
iLye hIehAnts and those visiting Richmond TO examine them
give V hem mem mat evs'y not ,nSn be made to
~ ' 'a'se'''" ,.-,... -, ", :; a W DuH!NhH
mill P " ~ NJ 10 poay y
-, = 's'''
ttLkBHATKD TONIC ALEThis Ale s prepared eIPre's-
Hs, nd I ,ad, ana nyP,p. u from Pure
Pi y.issn ~ " suCnsy isSonmsnaed " many Of our best
Also seoteh AID padslpIia Sie london and American p,
ter constantly hand and Tor sale At Tie est ca prices
Also, Pure Wines and Bandies for medical purposes
Richmond va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GrS REH slisls OLE H. pnUGs' nRDI
SALE in quantities TO 'ai' purchasers the fovn,
iSSS =. Extract s.n.s .S !, s In small boxes
- s:.s SS : and ss sas s Of s.ss, on
IS - s; % Gs5ss. Oa,n.n,
9 Sexes s s,.l ssSsi SO ss. r.nn,r,. OIL
10000 SgaI., assorted brand,
50 ssI. Fire frOot Paint e'
$50 Sexe, window Glass A'
- $ $ss;: ss:.ias 1 TSS:sss
10 Dbl. Smiths vsrnl,he,
10 gross ssidli,I and Sod. Powders
, ,,sS S; AS; s' 1::.S arc, soaps S
i'sSS ID. l,ish Glue
T.ss,hss Vim 1ss
raj terms, country trade. 'ne anu noe
mil D.&co
:aSK 81 RsSSSaGEs
a RE receiving their usual supplies Of brur. M.a,n.
is. Dye stun, as oosns eonpf's 1
additions. win a, a. ne, and sSa
f Ts Sss. and
Chrome 9 9sioa f ass,sr ss. ssa
sg sassn p Ess r ssS Si Esa scSi o,,
Paris Gree n; Roll birthstone and Sulphur
PTrssan Blue; Rotten Stone
Germillon; Pamec Stone
Lamp BLACK; Sal Soda
whiting Cinnamon; Mace and Nutmers
Putty; Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Bakes fatsn' Paint; Spirits Turpentne; Linsesd Oil
Furniture varnis; Coach yarrsh japan Ya,ni,h Ion
nish; Leather varnish. ' $3.50 'N
Also large selected assortment Of Comb, and Bru,h
Fancy Articles shavng Washing Soaps in great
all of the best m Anufacture. ''
An popular Medicines at the shortest
notice. - " 1890
Country Merchants Planters, are respectfully
solicited to cali and examine stock and prices.
goods. p JOHNSTON BROTHER
tah1 Druggis,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31
HUGH 4. WATT.
CHINA HALL

VRY RECENT arrival, rona England North in re,
~ ceipt from pe manufaetorer, Fail supply Of
CHINA GLASS, AND EARTIRNWARE LOOKING
GLAssgs, PANoY GOODS, STONE WARE Ao
Comprising Assortment, carefully selected
the wholesale and retail trade Of virginia, Carolina and
Tennessee All IN want % goods line areinved
examine the goods and prices before purchasing
srio No. ~ Main Sire
ANHtNtsE GOOOS.--wo opening splendid a.sor-
mont 81 Chcee oood imported b. psTsooal friend
81 the nn and 20 Witch weca the attention the
Rlehmond some q the patterns are very unqueand
nrat introduced On tha city Among the
elegant Chinese Wok Tables c. binets
do Chinese oxes Backgammon Boards OF new dc.
Canton China Dinner
Of Of beauth hnsh, and stan a. very
rich, Tea Cadds gspAnese oake Plates Chinese Boxes Tor
Eenliemen, Vases, Cups and esucers, &C, Ac.
We garrant the above BE- Of the
panrs manufacture aud y those DESTROYS Of purchasing excel
leet opportunity 10 nov onered.
sqa.im BUJKLEY a co, r8T Main st.
Ton FIsIT.-as packages, for l.lsb
~ fsI DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90.
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E} sSa ~ - ~

<SttrAr No..rstt.ttN NAH. iAOUrs-RkDUCIION or
In FARE To BALTIMORE AND PHTL4DELPHIA:-oh
And through tickets to Baltimore
and Philadelphia be obtained OF this Company, the
route, via Washington, the following TERMS viz; -
baltimore, at
xheh ,care 20 the passenger self and
through and Baltimore Of extrs
eharve whatever daily lines between Phia
pha New York at rates varying from ~ g. for ae
nr,t second class passen
gers public loss for cheap and comfortable
trip 70 New York.
Washington Baltimore, without detriment TO privilege
conferred BY them. koTh,
Agent Of Transportation.
Orrcr R., y a p. n. r. Co.,
August IL 1883. AUS
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Pm - M Aa ~

R CtiMoND AND DANvil1k RAilis0AD-oP rc
On and amer Aeaday Nsrcs 1854 the regular p...,n.,
Train II. daily tsandAys ssssP,sd) ana
Roanoke. .HH-Hr -hr I||7T
=. I.n vim for g.:sssss: following point. only
chua Amelia Court House. wyanoks Jsnnlnss
Ovsrbys, and Roanoke. t' r.. = - ~"
Leave Rshnoaa o'clock An Rs,arnns leave R0an0s,
Shlar.n 40 and under 10 Of age, h.fpries
passes that be retained In and n
Oars. - - ~- Wv
Passenger Halifax O. Danyils and
Messs FiagT Co.'S four Roanok, Isix
those e. assa.n'0yn s.s% and Salisbury North Carolina
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at Roanoke Pas,ns,-
for CiaIksve Milton, North Carolna Yaneeyyl, cav
Co.'S Coaches At Roanoke
and Saturdays and for Milton Yaneeyvie by Farr
uns. Monaay' snssssys and Friday, At Roanoke
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31
HARDWARE,


SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
Il . fORkIGS aud DOMESTIC HARDWARE, No. - Pearl
STREET opposite NJ H. W. Fr, Richmond Va
direct from the manufacturers England
sorment Of Birmingham and Sheffield rom the
In this country full supply of American
Their stock now large and complete, consisting
Rodgers" and wos.enhoms hne Pen and Pocket knives
Pocket Knives Of !, IS, I and blades
Buek Bone Ebony Cocoa Handle Forks
lsosy Handle Knives and FORKS, In 81
RRrors of Wade Butchers
manufacture, OF every style and quality
scissors and Shears, OF various makes and styles
Single and Double Barrel Guns, very superior
Pistols. Rines, Ride Barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter, Log, Well, Fifth and Tongue Chains
Wedding and Killing Hoes
Axes Of Collins simmons, and Virginia make
Hand and Panel Saws Hammers and Hatehets
Mill, Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular Saws
Spades and shovels and Other make,
Anvils, Vices aud Smiths Bellows
ssdge and Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies, Pates
blister, Shear, and Cast Steel, square and
| Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Corn, Grass, and Glover seyih blades
German scyihes, scyth Stones, Snarths and sckles
Wire Selves and Sifers
| Horse Collars, Blind Brides IIames
| Birdie Filings, Worsted Rens al Girths
| Locks, Hinges and Screws, OF every description
Planes, Chisels, Augers and Files, a kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Steeyar
English, American. and q. D. Percussion Caps
Hay and Manure Forks 2, and prong
Tea Trays and Walters hopnd
| HARDWARE Stores. -
As goods have been CASH the most fayora
BILE terms and selected exclusively
and Trade confident
nents to merchants visiting this invite then
to an examination OF stock, determined sell
low as any regular house in this cities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

n ANDh THIS WARRANTED GARDEN
1A tEkDSThe subscribers
u,ua annual supply Of fresh and genuine GARDEN
waited the grounds Of Mr.. David Landeh the
quality Of whose eeeds that
but lev having occasion
unaequanted with them The following part Of our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

~ hhss u siAIi. koUTk-S.~ and IoraforA
0U HE schrduIrG-Tcfce Daily nam Rio,Inond q Me-
York ria trdnrs Pdsssn1er, dad Bdg9ig through h>
ties FISiiagfor RIiraOre drd Philadelphia,
ohdr5On and aer the 18th August, the following quick
comfortable schedules will be the inland betves
Richmond New York: Leave Richmond daily
NJ and O'Clock, NJ arrive in New York daily NJ
bP NJ
Pare TO Washington Is, class seats
Baltimore ist ......................
fh ma ISL ~,
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NNASTED.-2OOOO Railroad sILLs OF White or Post Oak
w fleet inches long not less than inches
the small erdto be barked and smoothly
be six inches thick The end Of the s 10
be clear Of bad knots wind shakes other defects
to impair their durability The
ed either the Depot in Richmond line the
tween Richmond and Taylorsyie be by the
tractor convenient be
the OyeTeer
Of delivery made known at the Office.
W. y. BRAGG, sup't OF Road.
once X n X X Co.. Peb 18th, ISL felT-U
The subscriber having Jest returned from New York
York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore narket etuy
friends and the public generally call
which be found all qualities
gish and American Cloths tnsim'rrs and ycsng
Paris Fanny Cassifsers; Cry stall Palace do
Granite Mills; Velvet, pluEh silk and merino Vosngs
GrsnadiDe, SAX and Push Yelyets. Plush palm do
Paris SIX Velyets; Dress Shirts and Collars
herno shirts and Drawers Gloves; Socks
suspenders CEAysts Scarf; Tics Pocket IIdkh
Washington and Napoleon Cravats; Money Belts, &c.
READY-NADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk brown olive and green Coats
Pants and Vests Of all styles and qualities
Kussuth and Lamartine over Goats
Esqumaux Wrappers, English Whitney
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
Petersham over sacks, all eolOrs
Tdrkish Smoking Gowns
Gentlemen's Velvet Morning Gowns
Do Travelling ShAwls
Do 6noE Storm ScArfs, &c. nc.
=. d. SPENCE
oc7S No. 100, corner Main and Governor SITS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

VIZ pSA ~ ART as Praetsed by wHIrEHURsT
With all the improvements Of the won for
himself voIdwide reputation gained BY assertions Of
without proof OF such assertions
OF study and practice, adopting all the
hsh have so rapidly succeeded each other
gneu The highest distinction Artist, bearing the
when Competing with the Artists OF this
ANUS Mr. W. has also gained that highest OF tr
confidence and patronage public by The
OF patrons who daily throng GALLERY which are
" - '"~e " NHeii
microscopic lAkenesses taken In the improved
Every veriey Of Cases. Frames ocke on
and At the most satisfactory prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

1854. s sEp sSis sErfLI 16Ss 2E BOOTS IT
ginia and North Carolina to their "
WHOLESALE STOCK or BOOTS AND SHOES
offered for sale at reasonable prices months
their LARGE NEW STORE No 81 Main street, Norfolk
Their stock consists In part as follows, viz
10000 pair Meu's Kip BroEans various qualities
5000 =" Gents Calf and nne Wax Leather Bootees
1000 Z" Mems Split BrOgaus
1000 " Gents Calf Oxford Ties
5000 =" Fancy Caters. Patent Leather Shoes, and
-. other fashionable styles OF Dress Shoes
$500 Mems nn- Calf Boots, long legs; ne Kip Boots, all
u.ties -
5000 " women's Peg Ruskins, different kinds
1000 Z" Sewe Calf and Co,t ski, n,,r,.
1900 Ladies' Cater Boots, Jenny Lind Shoes 9th
Fancy styles Of Ladies' Shoes
10000 " Women's cheap Morocco Shoes, various kinds
5000 " Misses and Children's Shoes, all kinds
800 " Boys and Youths Boote,s, &c.
W. H. ARLINGTON co. have Just added 90 900 worth
OF Boots and Shoes to their Spring stock 1t
complete and they hope Merchant will
therst - -
TEnNs-6 months credit. W. II. ADDINGToN l. CO.,
lea Norfolk, Va.
nPUMCELL, LADD & CO., DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS DC.
No ~ Main street, Corner ith, Hichmond, Va.
ffER for sale large stock. embracing the following
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

NNH DRIES WAR; have just received per ssa rer,
small Tot q hne Dress Goods and Roek
DsA, Gate styles Black DoekIn Pants and Pin
'ssu,S, Oan and examine. NM. IRA SMITH,
~" Late snl,h 4 Marvin, lie Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-31

Hssss arc an OF te tFi class bul IN the city Ball-
pasienssTs They arc commanded by experienced Captains
They will DC owd and down the by steam
may be relied on TO sail promptly, advertised.
Merchants going North goods from New York will
and to their interest ship by this Line freight will
as low as by other line packets
isiaction. -> Os''s ,A',
OF patronage.
Goods shipped by ths Line York. will be free
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile
any other Southern Northern port =
The vessels will lie Rhnond at Rocketts In New York
BERN No. l. Coffee House slip, foo; Of Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
O. II. PIERSOS, New York, SArents
L No Co L
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vessels Of the nrst class for
And have superior accommodations passenr,r,.
They are commanded by expeenced Capains we'll
LOT The trade and who will exeton
They will be towed river by .ten ana M.
relied on to sail promptly, As advertised. - ~
Merchants going North, ordering
70 hei interest to ship by this only rerula. line
eeht always DC taken low vessels, and
TO give satifacti,n. ' ""a Dos'on
OF patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In Boston n,
noWes WharL DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
,oa ALLEN d WEIGH, Boston, SAEents.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-19
SUCCESSION SAI.E.

Succession Of Adam Ceraon dccrascd.
By viftuc cf and ii obediaucs 70 On order II
sa!e 10 me directed by the honorable the ffhh
judicial District Court, of the stae Of louisa
ia In md for he Parish, of Assum ptiou, | will
sfar al pubic auction at he Court ilease a
:his Parish, IN tiy viilaga of Napol@onviiIe, On
Saturday the ~ dlY Of D cetnber 1884 At ten
vciock a. NJ. the following described property
belonging % SAID estate.
a negro woman named Fanny, aged about
IS years, and her child named
hgod about.
= To be sold for Cash ..nes
assumption Cttobc, 90 October 1851.
a. f. HICKMAN Sheriff
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-19
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mi WI extrsit da Diogsnes- petit Jour.
nal dc lsouifes, qni yoadr;it marcher
ssr LEI traces De Iotrc GAaripaii pnri-
sicn. $500 s
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ria s~'elevan. contre i'habitude de famer
en- pubic qui net pent alre pas pne
habitnde hien propre f%critce qni suit !;
"a New Yotk, dan- ces meme, Etats-
Uiis d'on nom Went le tabac, II est de-
fendn soas peine d anende &c fnmer sur
IL vote pabiilae. HI Mons Frarcais,
nous l~aisserions-nous b.ttre pour &C q,i
concerue les bonnes manisfes ct les usa.
ges dc In vie ciyilisse - par aes Qua~
kers
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bicn Gus cxruser, ii nous .nods pefsnea-
tons DC ie corriger. Les hahitants de
New York, ne INT pas Quakers Ie
Boudhisrne est Ii religion des Elats-U.
ME, bien que ie Mahonetlsrne et. le
Jadafsnc J soisn. sol6sas psrsle gaasst !.