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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION.


We have lately heard great deal, in mysterious
way, abou. a "mysterious expedition" that sailed from
New York for st. Thom,s the 9th Of September, but
never have had any very clear idea of what was where
bound or what It's object till The expedition in
question sailed from this port some months since. 1t
consisted Of two vcssels, the steam-propeller Benja
min franklin and the barqus Citharino Augusta. The
next we hear Of them Is their arrival at st. Thomas
for repairs. rumor got about meanwhile that the
strangers going on flbustering expedition to
Venezuela The Consul for that country became alarmed
no ha wing received certain limitations from his Govern
ment that would be well to keep look ou for strange
vessel, from the United States The Consul communi.
Gated his apprehensons to the Governor of tho island OF
ST. Thomas Who in turn, notified the United States Com
mecial Agent Mr. Helm that the repairs upon the YES
sells could be permitted only condition that the
would give $4,000 bonds that they were not acting
against any foreign nation the cargo however, must not
be discharged. Consul Helm replied that whatever may
have been the original intention Of the parties 10 the
embaklon Of tho two vessels In question, he had
ances that there then hostile intention the
part OF tho owners or agents towards any Government
nation whatever However, the Consul wiling that
Sod - -ii be executed, lint contondod the. .h
sells should discharge cargo ia order TO go with their
repairs. This tho Governor granted and at last &C
the cs,gn going ashore IL would DO Sold IL
is said together with the vessel Tho cargo of tn baraue
consisted Of three hundred tones cannon, a number OF
muskets, and large quantity Of balls cartridges and
powder.
Since its arrival st. Thomas the vessels had been Of
ereu 10 the Nonczuean the liiyten, and tho Now Gree
madam Governments but sale could be effected. Capt
Forbes Of her Macstys covete Calypso, and Cape De
Horsey, of the Devastation, seems have Fl. to in
terest themselves very much in the business Of tho said
vessel They applied 70 Capt Helm for Some light their
des,inaton bu.that fnctionary IL seems declined to
comply SO long as the American Dag flying thor
decks.
We are left TO infer from those facts that tho Expedition
will not now proceed to Vcnezues though there
be little or no doubt that that its destination. II Is
commonly believed that II started by Gen. Paezt to CO.
operate agains. the Government Of Gen Monagas the
prese ut President OF Venezuela.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

Pork in small quantities is selling in this market at 49,.
80 10 So 90. per. Cwt A lot Of fifty choice corn
fed hogs slaughtered hero Monday and Tuesl,y,
previously engaged at 50. per. Cwt Very little pork 10
yet offered for sale 10 mafko.-Rdndchd Republican
The Kanawha has about feet water IN the channel -
The steamer "Return' came up 10 wharf from Red
House, Monday, as did also the fac steamer "Jaue
Frankp, with large cargo Of freight from Cincinnati
and Pr Plcasaut,-U.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

W MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHs-rhe,e cloths have
now attained established aodnE oay PER-
feet protection against and preventive the mother M
ncon, GlrHEnxp BREAST.
Mothers should bear In mind that these valuable are not
to cure the breast when s" but tina,
10 prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly
Mohs, therefore, Who have the least
rsen breast should not wait till they
these cloths, but should them aside
TO meet any emergency.
u:.S As they win speedily d,ra,e iunam.
ton OF breast aay entirely all pain arising other
cause snds, the 6s.,, soft and pi.be aud
aud avoids the possibility Of n 0AIHsRkp BRKAsr.
Mothers have assured that
comfort 10 earring these cloth, constantly during the period
which the now OF milk Is most dincut aud irregular.
No one has ever found fault with them know willis. on
the contrary, fnoD that they neslmabe
value by hundreds who have used them.
They are perfectly convenient to
me breast garments and be applied
with entire convenience.
remit'.ns Of sloo accompanied by a OF
postage stamps viii secure the by mail OF
pair OF these Cloths to any OF the United
They are for sale exclusively by
ADlE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
sell l&I Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
az directions applying these Cob, viii
them. 800 '''S
EB SPECIAL N0TICE-country Merchants and others are
respectfully invited attend Auction Hf,s r
cry and t'incy Goods At Bales Room this Evening" at
O'Clock. Zee Advertisement. ELIAS HALE,
Auct'r Commi sson Merchant. loo Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

Tue CosFEREscE.-The proceedings yesterday consist
cd chiefly Of examination Of character, and eoquen,
aud impressive address from Bishop Pierce TO the young
ministers who bad completed their second year Of proba
ton. DR. w. A. Smith, chairman Of the Executive Com
mec presented elaborate report Randolph Macon
College, 10 which the necessity OF endowment fund Is
clearly shown, aud its establishment advocated. large
number of visitors attended the session of Conference
Last evening, the CRANKY street Church filed TO
overlooking by an attentive audience, and most able,
lucid and interesting delivered by Rev. Jas.
Duncans Of our old and esteemed David Dun
Gu ESQ., now Professor Of Languages at Randolph Ma
College.
The anniversary OF the Young Mems Aid Society will
appropriate discourse will bc delivered by Rev A. DibreI
Other addresses may be expected. Pews ree.-Norfolk
News, Dec /.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

RIcH MAN BURIED IN PorTERs FiELD.-It IL said
that lew days since an aged knocked down and
keo III New YORK, by one Of the city railroad cars and
after the coroners verdict M no one identified tho BODY
i was buricdIn Pocrs Field From tho description on
the coroners book friends Of Mr. John L. Morton,
who has been missing thought might have his DO
took steps TO disinter IT, Mr.. Morton So years old
was worth 100000, and ia said to have wilcd IL to po
licoman Of the sixth ward Of Ne. York city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

ATTEMPT AT RoDBEgY.-A daring attempt at robbery
made at the widow Kelsos house, Capon Bridge
in this county, on the night Of the 10th u The par
ticulas we gather fro letter addressed young gen.
tlemin Of this place. 1t appears that about O'Clock
the night mentioned, two to the house. and
one OF them entered back through window. While
the other kept watch Alter searching the back room
for money the robber entered Mrs Kelsos room and 10
his search awoke her. when he instantly grasped her by
the throat and demanded her money. The noise
aroused James Kelso, young man, who Immediately
fastened down stairs and seized by the robber-a
'0'cc struggle ensued foung kelso got mold suu,
but It was soon taken from him aud thrown Of the
mouse, when the robber drew pistol aud shot Keso
wounded put out Of the house. The pistol having been
reloaded by his accomplish outside the house, robber
then threatened instant death to Mrs Keso and her young
diugher IL they did not tell where their money AT
this junctue the fellow the outside gave the alarm to
the other that person coming-~hen they both,
made of. young of Mrs. X. had escaped during
the struggle between his brother and the robber and gone
off after assistance, but not obtaining any, and returning
the robbers him. and hurried Off The robbers
no money, though they broke open chest, which
tanned some.
Young Keso who wounded il now doing WE'LL and
and will doubtless Dr. On extracted the ball
a few hours after the wound was Inflicted.
The robbers have rot AZ yet been discovered Parties
however suspected aud Is be hoped that the per.
peiratos Of this outrage will meet with the punishment
they so richly deserye-Ronney Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

LAHosIso ON THE SAppArH.-J A. Rice, a clo,hier on
18th street. fined Is by the Mayor yesterday for
carrying on his ordinary trade on Sunday last
He Is Jew, aud amcnable TO the Rno In th. in
stance because of his conformity With the conditions
which exempt him from accountability for this offence viz
his not having desis,ed from his ordinary business on Sa-
turday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

10000 Tickets Already Sold.
GALL FOR FINAL.
MASS MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS.
To determine on the disposition Of the
GIFT PROPERTY
To Sbar.

GALL. FOR FINAL
AA on S ~. SpS.ssa O. d.
To the shareholders.
Tameeting Of the SHAREHOLDERS in Perhams Enter
PRISE held on the 2h Of july the following resolution
Resolved That so soon a, I. tina, 81 600 of III,
convenient place. for the purpose OF nstrucng said
regard 70 ,he manner OF disposng c The ON Property"
were ,ni and ,ha nj. hshiii na' CGo OF said ticket;
70, BY The above ,s.a, wopa be ,S
on TO call M Meeting n he Sdrelors, place to
htmd on the h day OF January, 1855, for the
J. IaTiIRoP. '''' Committee.
b. :. ADAMS
zach Ticket viii admit FSt PsstSS s, w pn SOLO n
NJ RIiRi EcoIrp opppA ,rot-cp
naa ,, nonn..SoE vi hHn noosh
vi 20 ~; o.ht various parts Of The country
in them 10 one one .b !" is loo 5 sY en-
obtain the note 70 shs pi.,
sow's THE TINE TO PURCHASE TICKETS.
offers The following for per-
1 sJiSp TG as s ~ 81 ten @ m and
snce, ELEVEN TICKETS '' ' VI o"e' o"h'ey-
have sent "a like ONE HUNDRED AND PiTrEEN lick.
ETs And for all larger runs 10 exact proportion.
The returned al our expense for postage
JOSIAH i'1 pKa ne sadf res a 70
~ Ny Fourth gnteyp,sn III w. ~ ce1 sio.away, NJ H.
third closed The Tickets are already printed wv
d'9-dawi"
IL YOr sale BY dc5 DAvENPoET, ALLEN co.
- 80 dec pAvsNpoRr ALIEN CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
CHASING OF NAyIGATTOY


UREA, Dec 2-Tho navigation ofthe Erie Canal Ia ap
paeny suspended Of tho ice on the Chenago
Canal number Of boats frozen in at various points
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 2-The navigation in this section o.
country appears TO be closed for the season.
EXCITEMENT AT CAIRO, ILL.,
CIsr'v- Ne. Tho Louis yo oro Of this m
ming contain statement ofan exciting circumstance rch
occurred at Carlo 1s day or two since coored man
whokepta grog shop on fiat boat Cairo having been sued
Tor $780, and judgment rendered gsnst him.
to shoot the magistrate u refused to let him or after
wards no armed himself and took his stand ON the
The latter quickly surrounded by number of people
when the negro fred into the crowd wounding four Der
sons The boat was Immediately set on fire by tho crowd
and cut lose. Whilst out In tho the negro tied
weight around his neck jumped overheard and drowned
thus escaping the terrible death intended for him by
tho excited crowd.
DEPARTURE or LORD HLGTN
QuEBf0' Dec 2Lord Elgin farewell ball I, ind
purposes shortly TO depart for England The guests
over 100 US y1.eeneys farewell speech spoken a. having
WESTERN TRADE.
OEcNEiT Dec 2-Thers are ~ feet water In the
sndh rs rising slowly Eastern Exchange Is dull al per
Lard In barrels and kegs att cents per 10. ~
FATAL ACCIDENT
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8-Yes,crdsy a peIar. named
shields whilst attempting train Of brthen cars viii Il
In motion, at Pa' the Columbia Railroad and wa, Killed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

a man by the name Of Fayia was committed 10 the
" o. ih' county on Saturday last, for stabbing Mr.. w.
n. UhHt, OF buchanan. IL was at frat suppos that
,he wound received by Mr.. W. would prove fatal but We
a,n that he now improving and will probably recover
-FihcdaHe IJhig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

Srsr Os.-An Organ Grinder, named Auoni Merrill
va, brought beo.e tho Mayor yesterday for pursuing
his honest avoeaon Of orgaa grinding In the
He the Court Of Hus,iuys 10 snsver fo,
| this offence. "
The poor devil might have boon permitted to grind
away for tho public would suffer but little euiencs
on that Account
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
LOCAL NE VI g.

wusl-Thk trying ss.son Il upon US; and senslbly,
Indeed has that fact been realized In the excessive cold
which marked its inception. A feature still
vincius In that rcgrd the dcpoeabs condition Of tho
poor Who In the intensity OF their suffering. have
been compelled to leave their miserable novels and
prowl through tho cit. to seek relief. Such the
during tho past two OF three days. weak or two
moro will reveal state OF suffering among this class,
unparalleled In tho annals OF distross-at least In the
South. There Is not, perhsps-in tho South-as this
moment city within which tho germs Of poverty exist
to q similar extent Other Cities Il Is true, embrace
larger aggregate Of tho poorer classes; but their
sources II not commensurate with ,he number OF ind-
vidusls needing relief bear better proportion to the
whole, than those Of Richmond TO the amount Of suffer-
lug within It's ms II excepted the Tredegar works,
there is no, available employment believe for one
hundred throughout the city, as this moment.
Il s sad state Of things aud no effort that We know
Of Is on foot to counterva the evil. What acquisi-
ton . work house would be At this tme Tho
willing work. aud would DO glad have doubt,
give their labor equivalent for their support Il
Is probable that they seen In public, asking relief
they will be taken by tho neck and thrown uto prison.
II that 10 DONE the public shall hear Of It, through u.s.
at least
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
WE PUBLIsH THIS DAY, DEOEsRER II, 1851
FANNY FEKN'S NOVEL,
RUTH HALL;
TALE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.


ss :: a 20 .. & ss.
real win pronounce II her Creates, wori sly. able critic
exceed, bot which
aud Of oray of eons ssnss
nns and % M and .[ns
,omenes. OF religion, insuia,ons vso eshnr,
.rI me story fsi at
though she sister; she SUI
.st mot ;or5O. .Gsh The rsater doe. not @ aeus
Of his sad experiences The are
s"ss % GI ~. o1 ss
ito moral no adequate iSsa can Ss
game. kT,n f Mss v By , S ., h,
sending US the retail rio win send Of the wO't by MALL
de1-d<1st 2sPark RoS, New York.
INC AT COST YoR Intending to make chang in
Made ops w.. az s f N, s n SSs Of
greater portion within The oppsT
Gp ssn: sl5 s ss .s al s .s and
des Corner Main iIh streets.
..G a rs iGs Of too
reduced due price. for cash. KEEN BALDWIN 1 CO.,
EiOAKs AND TNLNI1s.--A few more Of those nueS ad.
mred Cioaks and Talma hand the Money Saving
dee KEEN. BALDWIN co.
Il .. .aPS 81 n y
'pp1 Sfs' ,I oo FALLING street,
6toMMIssi0NERS SALE or NkGROEss.-Und=r the de-
~ cree OF Hanover Court will sell TUESDAY, 18th
eembsr At the Auction House OF N b. q. b. H
men and three women with three children belonging
tate Of James Hill, decd.
de6-c3t JAMES HILL. Commi,,ioner
n AIDES FRENCH CORK sOLEs AND OVER SHOES
FRANKLIN has just received his winter supply
dies French Cork Soes Shoes made
Haywood Company consisting Of style us
Gossamcr French high laced Duskns Sandals
yer Boots and IN fact the ane. assortment b. found In tho
city Ladies who suffer with cold
ture out without them at this u the year prices
be as heretofore and low for the quality All in
call At No 2b Broad where
Ton Of goods in his line, just eiyei
North together with compile which ho
would most respectfully invite their atteniicr.
. D. b. FRANKLIN,
Manufacturer and Dealer In LADIES, Misses aud Boots
AMI bhoes dec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

ELECTION RETURNS oY ILLISoIs ELECTION CoNPLErE-
The Chicago Journal gives the following az the result of
inc complete returns from the Senatorial and Rcprecnta
tive DstTck.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

PiRIro GuS.--Albert johnson, Captain Of q packet
boat between here and Lynchburg, fined 90 by the
Mayor on yesterday, for firing of gun the Basin bank
Sunday morning last
lie shot three pigeons by tho discharge, that Is
not oil loss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
INK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1884.
.CORRsPONOENs.

hs HAto."
paper will be Published
Thss standing ought to be known to ALL and will
be departed from. Obituary notices eight
lilo 90 charged for q advertisements.
~ oommanieations will charged the advetis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

At our last dates, the effective force of the Allies in
infantry before Sebasopo amounted to 900 British 90
much out by inccssant toll. They were compelled
to labor l2 hours out Of the "a in the Instead OF
he loio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

Tho great expedition of the Allies destined to wrench
Ssbistopol from the possession of the Car from
Varna on the first week Of September about two months
since. They have had dreadful work in the maan wbiIe
and the end is not yet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

wnrrurtsrs toeOoo ~i be brought to clos.
early next January when the property will be equaby divided
Secure . share while the opportunity onen nols-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
JOHN DOVE, q. Secretary.

VIE GRAND LODGE Of Free and Accepted Mason. Of the
State VrgiDis will meet At the Masons in the civ on
p. ". BY order. ''
ds6-h JOHN DOVE, O. Secretary.
UNaE GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER Of virsni. will hold
their Annual Convcoation at the Mlsons oitv Of
ynchbnrg en- Thursday the 18th DAY Of December ooiocT
p. NJ. BY order. -'
dee-d JOHN DOVE, q. Secretary.
ruNuE GRAND ENCAHPMENT Knights Templs and The an
pendant orders will hold their Annus Assembly the Ma
sons Ha In the city Of Lynohburg Thursday day
December, at IL o'clock, NJ by order. "
de6-h JOHN DuyE n m
CARD.-DR. MARTIN p SEQ TT oilers hi, professional
IN services 70 the citizens Of Richmond lie
Governor TO 9th street, below Gary. de6-diw
NEDICAB LIBRARY At AUtTfON-By ELIAS HALE
~ No TO- Main street. on THURSDAY, l4h Inst, at 10
0oloek A. AZ my sales room the Valuable Medical Library
We late pr w Chamberlaync by catalogue Those wishing
add Medical works the sale will doo At order
them In the Catalogue. de6-It
"OOD GU TEHs wtNrRD.-we wish 70 employ twelve
w hands cut wood by the cord below The city
we eau furnish them with lodgings. Apply 10
SHhVlNG BrNAswin boil pint water in three maute,
- poo' ADD Stomach Warmers; for sale by
UHiLY sfHtINRiis-For kecpins the Jelly varm while
shnE Jey and Ice Cream doulds OF the shapes
Tor heby lde6l ZIMMERMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

A RuSAwAY.-Ellick, slave, tho property OF Mr. Da
vid Smms was taken up by watchmau Anderson on Mon
day evening, at the Of Gh and Cary Streets as
runaway.
His Honor, before whom he was brought on yesterday
gave tho Waterman certificate Of the co allowed In such
matters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06
tooeresp,ndsnes Of the cfa,iss.oa standsrdl
KRArHs yVA.a

kI wis., Nov we hsv. ne .r.ei. arrivals r'per,
~ this mall An unusual ,eareiy Of shipping
,,s.% and day, p.,. yhSsl single "a. being
si last evening at dusk ami Immediately city
L. byrne and Purser Hunter sent
sooof Albany had been heard
Ave days from Pensaeoa having
WinduArd Islands In search OF the Albany.
We have no wreekng nevs whatever All the
last despatch sNled aud
she ready for aud vi. sal, when the mOderae
The " s. schooner Pharos. oapl York, arrived
nom Philadelphia Lieutenant Meade
cal snsneer expected the mall
10 the essSson Of an iron light house =. the Pass After
this finished, which will be By the 18Th
schooner si down TO the Rebesea shoai up
men:e iron osaeon At this. dangerous locality platform will be
erected on the summit for the of assisting
vey In the prosecutions OF tho
and the MarQussAs-
Lhs u :S,,sy Schooner Joseph Henry Captain Patrick
rred on the xSd from Baltimore She will
her commanded Samuel TO arrive
val Thea direct their eour.e to Indian Key aud proceed
In the topography Of the Islands In vicinity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

The Corn MARKET IN ENGLAND exctes a coed deal of
attention. MT Card, very competent authority upon
been equal 10 l6550000 quarters and the annual con
sumption Of the United Kingdom be 900 quar-
tiers leaving i5oOOO quarters to be provided for from
broad the annual avcragc imt o-taton being 500 Coo
tiers and that OF the last year quarters Mr.
Card thinks that the wants Of the coming season have
been over estimated and ,u though bah of old stocks
aud therefore likely to have high prices tho wheat CROP
OF 1854 places the country in safer position in regard 10
the supply OF corn than it this time last YEAR This
is Mr. Cards opinion, and is TO be taken for what IL Is
WORTH Even he however, supposes that there will contin-
NC to be high prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

efrAimo ooSyls.-osorgs Saunders, an old p.sr~I
osonElpg TO ]. Adams Smith. Appreciated on Mon.
day evening by officer Peares In ally the basiu
With b.g OF coffee In his possession which he stole from
Nsssrs Edmond Il Davenport with whom hs Is euploy-
ed.
He -a. brought before the Msyor on yesterday and
oIdered dive lilo admitted having taken H. Mr.. b. T.
hcLanc. an Employee In the firm, testified TO his good
character. Hence the Ugh. punishment, inflicted.
REcEivIxo STOLEN Goops.-James PheIau resident n,
Gary between 18th and 18th Streets VAS brought before
the Mayor on yesterday. charged with receiving quaint,
y OF scrap Iron, the property Of the Central Railroad
Company, from Tom Kelly, slave Of Jacob s. Alice know.
Ing tue samo to have been stolen.
Tom was detected by officer Seal Friday Just a. be
delivered the Iron at tho accuseds house. and beirv
brought before tho Mayor Monday upon this charge
Vas ordered thiriy.nnc.
This case was continued tin to-day In the absence Of
an important witness for the accused.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-06

THEATRE.-Mr. and Mr.. Florence had fall house on
Monday night their fret appearance here, this selsop
least: We were quito taken by SURPRISE for their per-
fomlnce far exceeded our highest expectaions-never
hiving seen either OF tho distinguished ars,es play bo
fore. Mr. Florence acts the Irish Character perfection,
aud Mfs Florence cSccs In acting, dancing aud singing
combination of talsn. that is rarely met with to the ex-
tent she possesses Her performance ofthe part Of Annie
Spruce, in the piece Mschicvous ANNIE admirable
and displayed mos. extraordinary versatility ofalent-
This piece, as well as the first they appeared TO- reand
a. was received throughout with rounds of applause
Such acting that they entertained the at the
Theatre With aondiy night fail to draw crowd
Cd houses SO long as their engagement may last Those
who are fond Of theatrical amusement and who do not
embrace this opportunity to Mr.. and Mrs. Florence
will loose 4 rich treat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-28
PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY s. MACHINE SHOP.

'HNHE undersigned, having taken the above
4 establishment on his own account, informs
his friends and the public, that having made
arrangements with the very best workmen, he
is now prepared to ii orders for castings
and machinery Of every kind, at the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal, &C., he tatters himself that
he can do work on terms that W make il an
object with those having work in his line OF
business, to patIonise him.
Especial attention will be paid to all kinds
OF NJ and Factory work. Always on hand
aud for sale 10 the trade
Plow Castings. Cart anil TIrcon Bores,
Stores, Hoiiom-warc. Store Ica Kettles.
Flai boiiom do, Furnacss. Tin Ware, & c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to-
j.. y. McCLENAHAN.
The business wi be under the mana ocmcn,
Of Mr.. Henry Ncwsham, practical mechanic,
and for many years associated with one of the
largest machine shops OF Philadelphia, who
vi devote all his energies and experience TO
the prosec uton of the business.
Plans and drawings made free OF expense for
persons wishing to have work executed.
+. d. McCLENAIIAN, Proprietor.
II. NEWSSTAND, Manager.
Fort D'po:it, June Is