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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12

Just Received,
/ BARREL LINSEED OIL;
l Train Oil;
SPIT. Turpentiness
! Can Damar Vauish;
l6 Kegs White Lead in Oil, pure;
so lbs. Dry White Lead;
80 lbs. Red Lead;
Chrome Greene in Oil;
UltTa-Marine Blue; Blue Smalts;
Concentrated Lye.
supply of Medicine of various kinds.
WM. BURNS.
Athens, March 4, 1859.
Saddle, Bride and Harness Mandatory
West Side cfMe Public Square.
TENHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to tn,
public generally for the very liberal patronage h,
has heretofore received and hopes by industry perse
verance and attention to his business merit con
tinuance of the same.
He keeps constantly on hand m assortment of Sad
dies Brides, Carriage and Buggy Harness, and every
thing else In that line made by the best of workmen
He would also inform his friends that he has jus
opened lot Of Saddlery, such as Enameed Leather
Hog-skins for seating Pad Skins, Morocco, Paten
Leather, stirrup Irons, Bride. Bits fine assortment
Mule Bits, Buckets, Swaps, Whips for Two Horse Wag
on, Harness, Trace Chains for Two Horse Wagon Sad
die Trees, &c., &c all Of which he offers accoumo
dating terms All orders punctualy attended to-
Please call and examine for yourselves.
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
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Valuable Lands and Minis for Sale.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ENGAG-
Il. cd in the Coal and Lumber Business and be-
ing DESTROYS to wind up al old business and give
his undivided attention to the new--thcrefore he
wishes to sell al his Lands at Philadelphia, to-
gcther with his MILLS, &c. To those acquainted
with The property It needs no puGng-strangers
will have to examine il to know its value. I will
only say that there Is no other Farm and Water
Power so conveniently situated ON the East Ten
nessce and Georgia Railroad.
JOHN STANFIELD.
PHILADELPHIA. Tom. Jan. NJ. '50-tl-5Ss.
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Petersburg, Va, March 4, 1859.
NXTE have this day associated with us Mr. FRED
w Il. SCOTT, to transacta
Commission and Wholesale Grocery

BUSINESS.
We shall continue to devote our personal attention
to the sale OF
and with our seniors experience Of twenty years. we
expect to render satisfactory sales.
We prepared TO grant ample cash advances
against consignments. We propose furnishing Groce-
rles to customers at the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against consignments OF Produce.
We shall keep on hand a large supply Of Peruvian,
for cash. We also the sole agents for Robinsons
Manipulated Guano, which we warrant equal to any
manufactured and to contain per cent. Of Ammonia
and 80 per cent OF Phosphate Of Lime
We grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late Arm, and by fidelity and industry hope
not only to preserve but largely increase the same.
Very respectfully,
Feb 25-1y%-5A TlIOs. BRANCH 4 SONS.
HiohAH bhAhVh ..Jolh r. hhANcu
JANIS r. BRANCH FIXED. n, SCOTT.
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MEIGs HOUSE,

Decatur Tenn.
THNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
n friends and the public, that he has to the
large Tavern House formerly occupied by James Lii
lard Esq, where he sollcts continuation of his old
patrons and share Of the patronage Of the public in
general Please call and judge for yourselves.
Dec "a, '5S-tf-535 WIN. NJ. ROGERS.
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\. article entitled to this rate except those spO-


N. article entitled to this rate except those spe-
cited above. 80 s-.a.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled Liquors
viii be charged the regular local rates Of each
Road.
IAN Goods from the Western cities and New Or
leans, for Knoxville and Stations the East
Tennessee aud Georgia Rail Road, will be for
warded free Of commission when consigned to the
Agent Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
Road, at Nashville, drayage only charged, which
has been contpctcd for Mt rs cents per ton of 1000
lbs.
Every package must have the name Of the Sta
tons OF delivery plainly marked on IT,
Roads will not be responsible for ordinary leak
age Of Liquors, Oils or Molasses, and will only
pay for deficiency of contents when packages show
marks Of violence.
A bill Of Freight paid Steamers and Drayage
will be mailed 10 consignees from Nashville show
ing also, the time Of arrival and departure Of the
Goods. Il. G. JACKSON, Sup't
East Tennessee 4 Ga. Rail Road.
March, 1s57-tf.
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OPPOSITION AND COMPETITION

GCIIOOL hooks. Books, Paper, Envelopes
- and Pens, very low at HORTON 4 BRYAN'S.
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To the Public.
DR.. GAHAGAN
DIR. w. S. FINDLAY
G. A. JORDAN,
nENsEUGr

KyENDERS his services to the public in ali the va
IA rious branches Of his profession.
Extracting Teeth s each.
The cash is considered due, in every instance when
the work Is done
Office door North OF the Store of the late p.
Boyd, Esq. July 24-tf-461
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Threshers Threshers
DERSONS WANTING THRESHERS CAN
Il be supplied by calling or sending their orders
to the undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
May l3l ZIMMERMAN a KILGoRE.
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
MaJisOnyiIle. Tenn.

TUE Winter Session Of this popular institution for tia
education of Young Ladies, will commence on the
18th day Of September-Prof s. NJ. GAINES, Principal
with a competent corps Of assistants.
The course of instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught at the most celebrated institutions
Of learning In country. Those who would consult
economy invited to examine rates before send
their daughters elsewhere. Diplomas are conferred
upon those, and those only, who complete the entire
course its equivalent.
For further particulars please Catalogues, which
will be application to the Principal Trustees
JOSEPH UPTON on.
Ia. COFFIN, Sec. Aug t8, 1s5s-tf-516
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
The Common Sense orr.

The people tired Of the reign of names and have
h.rkened the ony saving in politics in
rails - their rl,its shaH ys k,op them" In Virginia
ihey gave poser to the Democracy.
Because they protested honesty they have prsetsed
corruption
Because they protested economy they have practsed
rastsrulness-
Because they professsd fairness they perpetrated lie
compton
Because they professed peculiar fidelity Virgins
aud her pecaIsr institution and they support Letcher
ho would have the State in twain from his peculiar
tate aus aversion to that very institution.
Tbs people sre beginning to look through names 10
thngs-to bring professions up the test of Practice
70 perceive that the party in politics for the ben
cit not Of the people but OF the politicians, tie tor
t,rs OF the Inquston for the good not of religion,
tui of the nquisors--to comprehend that partyism.
J,f patriotism is but the livery Of slave the badge
Of an IDIOT or the device of knave.
Hence casting of the livery OF Democraey--the large
numbers who formerly it pronounced aloud in III,
late contest for Goggin" and Virginia unmutia1ed
and entire"
Hence. the thousands who unable quite vet to thro"
oil tie accustomed woke vet disegarded tho thong, and
,i.sobeyed their drivers
Hence the other thousands aho repugnan;ly "
TO the work. the blood streaming down their sides from
the party lash
Hence never vet Governor reached power against
public sentiment so universally revoltedas has Letcher
by m'icrity OF votes indeed. but against 50 heavy
minority OF opinions Counting heads and hearts indeed
we believe linn to be the MINORITY GovEENoE
ever elected 10 Office.
That's tho fact of it-thats the way of itthats the
,,h1le of IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
,Ir. Msyo,s Deisnse.

As We iniimated our purpose 10 do yesterday,
suJon the following defence, made by the Engurer Of
~ r. A. Mayo. against the charge that he attempt
ine Co perpetrate fraud by greasing' his tickets We
had arcucy whatever 10 originating such charge but
coateuted ourscye With stsdng The facts aud circun.
staucet as detailed 10 bya gentleman Of unmpcachcd
7otacy We ore reluctant repair any Injustice
rii.h may hBrc been done 20 any individual, Of any
party through these columns, provided We are ap-
preached in The proper spirit H. therefore, any nias.
u.e l,s been done 10 W. MAYO labont which shall
sfpre mo- opiuionJ repair b. o. far as can, by
plbi.idug bic own indication, A. folowsf
orr MAYO tickets were printed at The job Office Of
che Richmond Enquirer The capitol Of The State vas
printed on the back o. W Nsyo's ticket and boz hat
rcper 70 differ from the thousands Of others that
have p1nted
NJ M,yo f thc necessity Of having rs ticket. dc
feout ion he Others Issued by u.s. and Tor this reason
a. discovered shameful 81 deliberate fraud pcrpe
frsf,I Boy leading Of che Oppotidon party 10 ihc
.0aufr OF Nrndco. upon an HHifnered Democrat which
f.alf Ml MatO ihe necessity Of protecting those Who
i NOT read from ihc fraudulent practices OF those TO-
Sal o. Die election.
a Democrat rho could aof yead applied for o. ticket
aiih Nl HaYo'a uameupon it-1 written ticket vas CIV,
sn Co t1, Co.'S written tclei asked for hy member
ol r. Oprd-it0n party and by hir examined Che name
of HIfo then erased and that Of Mlgrudcr inserted
cod tlc u.lei hauded back 10 The voter With the
mark 'Y1a afs al night Or Mayo With ths act Of
fraud before hm. NJ. hayo decided upon having BE
hctcr printed that " r. name Wa erased, there
spmi bc 40 room ior substituting any other, A. for
de Ionrcuel NJ grf1fag tie Tickets knOW nothing
at1N DO Mr. MAYO saw che necessity u protecting The
against che frauds Of the Opposition aud deter
n.ned that DE tickets should be 20 printed that they
co1l uot Do fgrgtf There is nothing wrong in 10
ufar tickets that they cannot De successfully forged
a attempted IN one Instance that has been brought
fo oar notice.
W. have pot given she name Of tl,e man who At
frYtrd this fraud upon sheltered vofeF beesuse
~ bops hts resultcd rom impatient haste 20 aid
90 election Of NJ hagrudcr, rather than from any Dis
kcl,s principle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
WIN he ReaiRn .

We asked, few DAYS ago whether Col August would
obey nsuctious and forthwith resign his in the
senate3 We repeat the question, and hope TO hear
from han his earliest convenience. II is perfectly
ee.r That August had been a candidate last Thursday
vas q week be would have net the melancholy
that bael Heath Haskins and Anderson. The peo-
pie Of Richmond meant u rebuke and repudAte them
eli OF account of their manifest ine6iciency the rep
resentadyss Of the city in the Legislature. August
therefore certainly constituted exception will he
claim suppose that he did for the city, the
last session Of the Legislature than bis colleagues.
We, therefore, call upon him to resign, and thereby
give the citizens OF Richmond opportunity Of doing
what they desired to do the 10th Of Maythst is of
turning August Out Of the Senate, aud putting good
Whig in his place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
The PrcsIdency-Hunter and wise.

Now that the Virginia election is over there is rea
son why the respective friends Of Wse and Hunter, or
tue Presidential nomination Charleston. should not at
once open the bah with their characteristic earnestncss
and vVor In consequence of the Gubernatoral contest
which has heeu going in this STATE, there has been
truce between them since the first of last December
over six months ago Prior to that period all
ollsct with what vim and pernaciy the Wise and Hun
ter men advocated the claims Of their respective favor
ites Tie controversy between them necessarily
pended during the progress Of the late long campaign;
bat we repeat that there ia earth Why
said controversy should not re-commence and why it
should be pushed head with spirit and energy.
ouE attention has been completely absorbed for the
las; six months by the Gubernatoral campaign that
have -omevhat lost sight OF both Wise and Hunter aud
We therefore confess TO on almost entire ignorance in
regard To their relative caRees for the Charleston
nation As well as We remember, neighbor the
Governor, about length ahead Of Hunter las;
f but then, Hunter enjoyed peculiar advantages dur
sg the Lass session Of Congress and may, possibly, have
PUT himself considerably ahead Of Wise We should
llpJse to know therefore, how the stands
between them for ieel decided and lively in
crest in political fortunes of both and desire TO
the merits of both if they have merits adequately
ogazed All rewarded BY the faithful Democracy of Nr-
sina and the Union
20 the end of increasing knowledge this int
resting subject would modestIy and respectfully
guest contemporaries OF the Enquirer and Eranae
to inform us if they can, whether Wises Hunters
chances the better for the Presidential nomina-
ton At Charleston. We should like Cor them state
also the upon which the opinion they may
pres is grounded In a word desire get all the
light on the subject that is possible be had and
trust thsy will be backward in furnishing what
may be il their possession. We sure, that between
diem there IS a the information that crave that
IS necessary 10 be knONa 10 tue public. Who speak
6-5t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

we give ths morning another batch Of articles from
journals abroad containing their views Of the result Of
the lsc election IN Virginia Ii will be seen that our
friends in other States than satisfied with what
she Opposition have accomplished in Virginia None Of
tsm expected us 10 DO anything like well have
done sid they consequently agreeably disap
pointed
10 our friends 10 Kentucky Tennessee, and North
Car0iaa would say-yOu certainly have IL Ia your
power 10 carry your respective States by an overWhelm
in majority and bad you God speed in the glorious
MnrI hclore Won.
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ea9ISh Nr: Moore - Tomorrow, at The usual hours je.
NIRGINIA;-At Circuit Court held for Charles CITY conn
May, Ia the year isS9: - -
Peter y. Gay pl.Ip,jr
against
James 4. Jeuett d.,.,t..,
ON the motion Of the plaintiff Henry q Hsrsn
denver inc vessel which the on
he iI day Of June In the lSS levied
IN We bond executed by the said Henry Luther
by 10 the said plaintiff the 18th wear M
In the penalty Of twelve hundred eghylhre dollars and Tor
" cents and filed In the In this James
shsr OF us 0onn'y or before The ala Of July
year ISL AT Milton Landing In the County Charles Civ ami
said sheriff. when aid vessel shall have 10 him
directed TO proceed TO sell ad vessel In IKE as Il had
nee ee on by virtue OF execution
,he proceeds Of said sale e plsnG amount Of
h Judgment against the said defendant and appearing 10 the
Satisfaction o. this Court that the said Henry AEen non
OF hs nmonwealih the publication Of this
led In the City Of Rehuond equivalent TO personal SER
vice The said Iiazen.
js3-wiw YDMuISD w Innrtr o.,
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wi.,ar'- B.,.a.n OF villa cherry.


frknoxia. july H.
Dr. seth w. fo~le-Dear youth have been ,ah
lung complaints In February iast cough
ucated disease deeply seated Two pAy.icl.n.
kindly sent me their medne- which very eacent In
curing coughs, bot they allied 10 reach latter
pat OF Apr len home, Intending While pn.
BE escape by that mesd nom danger When reached
buffalo my cough VA. considerably Mend tsrs
adNsed me 10 Try the B.s.m Of villa Cherry him had
swallowed medicine enough The Cd M.
sssia e try doctor wisar and al NJ snins 10 ,
any Thing Tor ieoaghed eonstsntly drank
taxing y from that bottle week Raj
e0 ss,srn ssss. Respectfully your,, --
None genuine unless slsnedI BUTTS the wrapper
~ Notice.-he would most re.pecfulx x,.
the attention Of their hsnd customers public generally
10 Their spring supply Of Ladies' 0sutlsnen and
chdrens Boots and Shoes latest styles ami Of
the best quality both Of manufacture best Phil
adepha and Eastern work An of the
person. by Of the hrm with particular being paid 70
the retail department An Of which viii Low for cash or
"a sanstas pAsips euss0msr. usual &F
ALEXANDER HIyL q co -
no. r1T main sfrest,
RieAmond, Va
Ps-Lsdes Gen'emens, Boys Mlsses ChIdrens Boot.
and SHOES made TO order as usual BY (apis A. H. Co
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Total Of Goggin'' majorides,
Lctcher'smsiority.
PATRICK


PATRICK, q. n. Va.
Tho following T. The vote for Patrick county Letcher
sos; Goggin COG THOMAS (Dem) for the Senate rs.
saunders (OppJ 80. BgJwel DEM for House Of Del
egates 6sf, Turner (Oppl sos
We beaten here IN this county, bat have Eained
largely over Flournoys vote.
RALEIGH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
DOGGETT a. ANDERSON.
Pnper-Hnnpinus

Paper-IIangings
Mating OnClohs, C1lfia GosIs H7no Slp9,s Ri, MAJ,
t.ssses &c. Corner GorsSssor fssnallia !1reefs
Ave received large and well for the Spring
- trade 10 Nlch they invite Of buyes Intend
Va - clrr sneh niuceneufs
may De TsaEd We also prepared eKssase P.pelisr
ing And Upoerng In the city country prompily by t-
- -F~"''A Apf-3m
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900 VERY
PARTICULAR NOTICE To GENTI.RuEN,

We would most respectfully Of gentlemen In
want Of something that hne and COED In way Boots
Gaters, shoes, or PunPs, Of spring
" suh Suav and Hyie rs cannot be found Ian other
house In this city. They Imported by ourselves direct tom
the manufacturers In Paris. For sale low by ..
e- ALEXANDER HILL 4 CO.,
a..Hr..H Manuiaeturers and Importers Of
Boots aud shoes,
No. III hsin street
apis Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
NOTHRG

Il lfiNQtENT Consumers In
that they ata Py their Lil on or befre De a.
ne.otr the lgs otS oelo p " In be dral q III =
hAns ooEeerniug the watrr Works Wv s'"'
ny an Fiinahce passed by he
sNer hih rSuAin unpaid for
Nn presented the Auditor shall s,,,.,4,
stop the water being pFemses M -sp~ q, ~
Nahd ne shall not siag TO be
ed i ~, until said ei Paa and per VIII he a.
W oreinal aHouni Of the hi shall he paeri H. ~
hAno, othe CITY Collector Who hereby authorized AMI %
=" ooneo' me Aalne a. II twas due for city taxcs
Ia a, ID. }. SAUNDERS, ia for
lef-t NJ. u. SraarroS Aat,fo,
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DIED.

TN Thursday afternoon, about O'Clock Church Hill
briggs, wife Of DR.. Geo. W. Brigg- aged ~.
The friends o the family invited funeral
Si Presly terrain
uh, this Saturday morning NJ 10 o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

UThe seriinx Qualities OF nerAasess Tsor-
land ntsers.-esssse. Canals. Jaas ~ isaA-ws have
aosS, -ln eel wrn here. s~ada. sres-A =
,ons NILSSON CO
q j. "a hVSrSskL Canals. Jab I. tssl
Send a. iwesrcs. no<havss nensnd nisrs We
Medical Hall
skNr PArt, Nxxs-crl
ns quite srs-ss s-is y.ar n~rAavss Holland
'rs ~ WI a. woLPr,
per A. n Px.ksox
wsilsbrAa Va. Nes. a. S56
send another boz. ak dosen Holland p,isr n
Is taking the lead here Of al other pl,ier.
mASo-d,cAwiw wM m KfpKrR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

RaLEroH, Nay "a. 1859.
Below you have statement Of the Oficial vote Of
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RICHM OND WING.
SATURDAY, rroRNING, JUNE A, 1859.
70 CoRRRsPoNDENrs.

iseys o. business aE6 addressed 20 tAs "Editcr crhs
Eii1
trss ,ceH on boa sdss Of Ne paper ,cU not ~ pnhs
e rue 81 long Standing, 0sgh 10 bs kaOscs
td tf fI0 ctse - departed Obituary
~ rc lac are cArrDef J6r as advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

The subscribers have In Of e
da,ers with and without heel Heel CATERS Of
Also 6aiters without heels the low price and u-
"ars They nst rate article for the price. by
apis ALEXANDER HILL Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

~ Trunks, Carpet-Bag-, valfees, &c.-we have
nos In stare larry and superior Travelling
trunks Capstiags Naees qualities
Among then Trunks expressly Ladies
Travelling Trunks with all the Vsry sub
'ahnai for sale BY ALEXANDER hill A CO.
Dealers In Boots Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bag, NAces 1e
apis Reh5.on5 =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

COLLAPSE OF THE la Crosse MILWAUKEE RAIL
RoAD.-This road sold the 2Ist ut uRdar the
third mortgage for seventy five Iy can't ii Tao amount
due, beipg eyeF sikAs .bss winding up by far the
mast ggSnilc railroad sWinde peTpetrated From
the this road has been the victim Of de-
signing men, who have used it. and only successfully
in fleeing the public By dexterous appeals H. aided
by the daily press Of New Yor city, this scheme for time
obtained extraordinary degree Of Popularity The
favor with which it, stock s19 Eerg1ies weIe held was
met by exiianrdraKi, aed IN Aanf fraudulent is
sues l the amannt reached some $4,000 600 and for
extraordinary in this is that attemt has ever
been made 10 bring any Of the offending parties 10 Jus.
iice, or even TO make them dsgorge their iLgotten
gains This was the company that bought ~ he legs
aure OF the State IS Wiseansin means o. obtaining
shd giant tictinR deep stain, not only upon Wis
oOnsin, but upon our national character-Ci
Gnsn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
From the Na.LriH, Baaner.

The character of the returns from Virginia rather
takes us by surprise We ready the eHtrav-
agance and corruption Of the party 10 power rcprmand-
ed severely in that State but hardly hoped 10 see
them 70 gnay rebuked IN the strongest Of their strong
holdseven 10 Virginia which has never before fatered
IN her devpti0n % DEMOCRACY. What a commentary
upon the integrity Of the masses and their capacity for
selfgovernment! Wba, signal rsbuke to the time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

NOW Is riE TINE 10 srRsCRIBE
The nr-f % Mr. ureeley Letters
Se appe.rs this week HIS letter. leelrd Tor Win
eres aud Win all tribune
a. veil as In the Dsl rerms Dslv %;
-; Weekly bune ~ terms see Tribune q sny date
HORACE GREELEY CO.
- Tribune Building,
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u ~ w hhatta
AppIE CAMPREI

al HsHs' and 'sfH add postscript and lust say
that the yOgag gentlemen Of Richmond ave the incest !
saw in any city Intelligent aud polite they betray
gentle breeding tn every action and very different
from those rude noisy impudent, foppsh foolish boys
that infest the hotels Of many other cities A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

WIN, ". PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISsION MERCHANT,
Hichmoud, Va.
Fiour, Oats, &c ''
ss vho disposed fiap ef Grain 70 me ui he
supplied vim ba the terms charged ~ Railroad Com
Panies Congnmens solicited, and profnpt made
mas
M0RHIsoN's REAPER AND mOwRn.-ws
ANA preared ~ furnish these superior Maehnos arf
sosh nsdaie orders foruch nay be wanted a. ne hsrve
Il
In geraFd 70 hose made and ,oia hy M Las, vs,,
most unqualified cerhcaes ne Superiority 81 Their oust
ton and exeenence N both reaping snd moving
SAMSON PAR
Mchmond f0undry.
matl-lm Corner Byrd aud afh street