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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-02

NAvAL-The L. -. ship Albany arrived at New York
Saturday from Pensacola having left that port on the
18th inst Her officers and are reported all well
amongst whom is Commodore Newton, lately III at Pen.
Sacoli
The officers of the Dutch steam rgae Amsterdam maid
"a visit 10 the Navy Yard at Brooklyn Friday after
noon accompanied 10y the Consul General for the Neither
lands They very Hospitality received by the com
manlants and under the OF Captain Hudson thew
inspected the ship Of the lire North Carolina the gates
Congress and Brandywine the Independence and
the brig Branbdgc They also visited the dry dock and
examined the engine houses work shops and other de-
Of the Navy Yard with much apparent interest
S,ut's OF thirteen guns were fired their arrival and
departure
The John p Kennedy of the Behring's Straits exploring
expedition, Lieut. Commanding Y. Collins arrived at
Port Paya on the 18th July after passage OF % DAYS
from New YOrk-all well.
The L. : brig Dolphin Lieut. Commanding Berryman
engaged in explorations connected With Maury wind and
current charts system arrived Fayal the 3Oth july
Z all vel.
/ in Washington from Commodore Isaac Mayo. who il in
command Of African squadron He writes from Port
Paya, the 2lst of July from his flag ship the Cons
tuition, and then about proceed on n cruise nm,
the Perry had Madeira enable their officers an
crews TO recruit from the facilitating effects of recent
long cruise of the coast These vessels also start
back for the coast (slave) possible The Com
modore is said to rite that all in the squadron are quite
IS well as could be expectei-Norfoik Herald
EyrFSNoN oY THE ORAS0R ANn ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
To LYNcHBURG.-We understand from the most reliable
authority that the mlg'tries Of the county Of Amherst
have been summoned to the next term Of the County
Court for the purpose OF considering the proprety Of sub
hitting the people the question Of county subscrip
ton TO tic Orug' and Alexandra Railroad extension -
10 i confidently thought by informant that the rum
Of fifty thousand dollars VI be appropriated v the pub
lie spirited citizens of Amherst II other counties and
cities urestod in the work do veil the connenion be.
G5sdonsvlc and Lynchhurg NAV be looked upon
% fixed feet. We earnestly hope that .uch may be the
I cas- In GfyrFl
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FALL TRADE.

ENTER d ALVEY, No. q Pearl street RIchu,ond In
" 2Jfsrs and Wholesale Dealers " Hoisery, Glorc Hunt
kerchss Ct1uds buttons, Combs Trodds &C.
store OF their own direct importation, the
tnsive assortment OF Cotton, woolsu
Handkerchief and CrAyats Fancy Wooden Buons
Threads and fancy Goods generally, exhibited any
ket, ia establishment.
Having every facility In the importation Foreign Goods
confidently pledge they
sold In any market in the country.
We would respectfully solicit the Merchants
Carolina and
visiting assuring show them stoE
unsurpassed by In Baltimore, Philadelphia York
anl ~ q
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AND FOR E-we have a vaulbe Tract of L,nd lying
the Mataaoui Rytr, adjoining PfHyErrs Ferry and
King Cour House in the King Wilsu
containing 600 marsh and
balance land, about latter on the
h high and be utif1l situation. and hands veF
~ high land under the h f. quite level and M n rapidly
m rowing and we'll adapted o. and wheat %
rich meadow
farm two small dwelling houses three barns and
other cut houses, with timber surcn'; appe
aod other fruit The marsh suitable FLrng
rfsng hogs, and has plenty n Wild gac
reclaimed We would cell with the farm all the farm
log utensils
We prefer ceiling privately but sold BY 9Th LAY Of o
tohsr % VIII then De sold 90 the highest bidder
% w o'clock cash, and the baiancc year,
With interests o. On The date payments o. be secured
sel-iavt iuih Oct JOHN RICHARD BA0BY.
4 AND 80 sTE'FNsynLE roH stLE.-In consequence
n bad heal h and uiahng my farm VII sen 80
ny land lying on s Easi Side Of che leading Mlrs
Tavern VI tma lo containing about $50 acres suin
PORTION ~ ~heh 10 timber and having abundance o. mari
good water, aud Hhealy two small dwelling houses
and some ouhouses The neghoood good and two good
schools In light. male and female.
The terms vii be- accommodating want 70 sell ~ The oth u
October, " ~ AL. RICHARD BkGBY.
tet-1awt 10Th Oct
H YDRAULC PRESSED OANDLEs manufactures BY r. q.
su5i DAvESPoRT, ALLEN co.
SD T ~ UPLAND COTTON ''' SAFE JAS WINSTON.
- Qa CASKS Pias, Cs'IOn q 60 french B'anal. Tor
- ss2 Jas. WINSTON,
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mV
II house. IN the county Louisa South Of the Court
House will commence the October.
EAA A. whitney take charge OF the School,
her TO be Of the best educated les
excellent teacher Parents sending this School
Miss whitney teaches the various branches English
French Latin German Embroidery Water and oil
Painting. Music on Piano will be taught by Mr. Fr,y
TERMS and Tuition In English
French tlo Latin, t25; German, tiO Painting
each, ~ Music On Piano and Of Instrument, t2O
Louisa Court House Is my Post Office
r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-02

yneSSsis and vim i, aST 6 aS1 sa1ard fo
evening next s.Serr~SS@-1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-02

Circuit FIuvs MIA county q
N tile Court House thereof OF
John W Chewling and Mary his vile,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-02

INoR LYNCiIBi RG.-The CanSi Bo.t =
II DISPATCH Capt. Cook 10 nov ready h>lts-1sai. :,
sible dispatch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-02

lAskErS-Market Baskets, covered uncoyereJ M.
Travelling and Work Baskets Key Baskets Cig, and Kns
baskets, Ae., for sale by BULkLLY CO.
lin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-02

COLLAR BND FLUID LAMPS-we have some yer, bands,r5s
patterns, suitable for the variety on
study and Bed Lamps BULKLEY CO.
SEE 1871 Mai N
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INACr ,crnun FICTION
u win be- t,aiy IN few dafs
rnr ON nBhWfHY Ann rir Miasioa no hr At
nun NV roiNrH Nv The ladies Of Tho M'saon
Tts iuh,h,s ie pleasure In ia,aa he attention efho no's
wv,dio ,hs charming production 81 tho "'si om'A"e
e,,f snsd 70 rete aud hoy confidently pe'en ~ ono Of
Tho m. cu'ns sod ,ured ,olu'n' which have fallen CON
tho rsss the ssueo MI Wafons Diary ola Fhy'fn
rsrus competing ts woh arc rot moro 'nof 'A'hs W"
fen m tho iutrosc simple commercial specuaten but tho
written ho, niicn VIII, have boen raised Of Lost os
who have h. on sfayed who have been feosed
idsn hitch led to Industry OF Dunksnnos which h.
thrown tho Cups 81 Poverty which he's put on the sp o.
Comfort q Despair which h, begun ssan 20 Hope Of Ignorance
which has cfcp Of Darkness 70 Light and Of sinful WEAK
cs which has thrown Flchood Crime and stsnn and n'~
sns firmly forth alls Chhtlans Strength The volume over
flow, an incidents real with pictures drawn not from
fancy, tui eiho whole nve'ted with freshness which can
only come from vivid fount q Truth Asa whole the pahHA
en- pr,snt ofho trnihfalcsi mirrors OF human "eatn
an, and sunens the sublime and sfsscriae1s
christian fithfunes. offered TO the Pube
The following the editorial columns Of The Commercial Al
Of this city viii give the reader sons IDEA Of ne hnP''
From The n Y. Commercial Advertiser.
IN :aS0enfTf S and s .%s.ini Is Ss2P s22a S
Ie Won to is published day two by MssHs
Towns nd and entitled me pa sIs"ery saa
lsSes Sq,he Mission The Rev Thon Bond II D. eoatrbd'
preface contents Of he volume embrace IN add
historical 'ee9unt o. te Of he yebo fpis
eopa OF The intensely interesting narratives ever
snsd nom Pros, The real charm the true value Of the book
touching fenon % he found m PAGES we .now soa zoe ea
tfn or romantic and however startling 20 those who are
nfsr with tho phases exhibited ia such localities not
ac color heightened And yet venture 20
who takes the vou lay town without
thorough pcufa without acknoW Lodging the Of the tire
saving than hcon' The naked iscn OF s)ne
considerally dreedup published stories are also given
which l6o Will Be elegantly got up a.
Gift profits trem the large sale sure 10
commend will exclusively and sscredy 70 the Mission
MIy admirable Gin oot have been nd win e, be published but
we aud conceive Of none that w be more &C.
ccrtte this people Even those whose syp.,i
haze not befn directed 10 remsfOry movements
Will be decry 1tertited by thrilling nartvta While those
whose svmpats already aer the distressed AMI
viii find in it's records Of str gsss
the
graded redeemed lite uune It's benevolent aims and ihe deep
Interest of its contents revelations Of phase OF human life
90 little known who have happy homes loving parents aud
sotnse friends will make volume Of rare merit as book or
oil 10 Tesd'
The will be elegantly illustrated, beautifully printed and
d onrd In runsll Price 15
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TTUF BIBLE HOUSE BOOK STORE.

i FLUSH TINES OF ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI. BY
PULPTr PoRTRAITs OF AMERICAN PREACHERS. By
NAPoLEoN AT ST. HELENA By VIM FODyth Ma, vol
&l75 - ,,.. III,
trated. 81. - - -. "a -.
GOLDEN DREAMS AND LEADEN REALITIES 81.
TIP THF RIVER. BY r. w shelton. 81 %
BiTSY MOMENTS of AN IDLE WOMAN 10 cents
NFRKLAND Or Cloth IS cts paper 81 Cts
J ii. WATSON, Bookseller and ststioaer
Hnnae Ann
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rnr pFnpLEIs PATTNT OFFICE.

and obtain Letters Patent for nven-
ors are commuIcsfe directly with the Editor OF The
Peoples Journal BY whom all the necessary documents are pro-
fidelity and dspatch Paent business OF
evsry description promptly attended TO- Persons wishing for ntr'
nation Patents Inventions s times consult ths
rdsned without charge ether personally st his once or oJ
letter living distance he Wou rAte ta All tAe
needu Patent be arranged by let
ter lust tie present All consolidation aa
confidential Patents promptly secured IN England
Fsnce other foreign countries For Patents IN the United
Sat,, sunall odel Of the invenio always necessary
ALFRED T. BEACH. Editor OF The Peoples Journal
Ami lc M u. u
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lEw-yORK. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1863.

''eggs' ., 70 .'o. ,s.a; 2.s o".' l.s' = P''
Vow READY, TnE rEOrLE' JOuRNAL for
nfoMhFH containing iho o.losini sevssiIt~o Engrav
rsfia Cotton DIN It On, Crystal Palace, Ne~-Yofs.
tsrssoas rstsnt Lebtiea'oF.
l IT,. - e ns,.sf rl,ot o. sane.
Caiilus Machine ~ same
Tani and Issser Tor Guiia Pereha.
Improved Lnbrcatsr.
Thr Hos Air ship Ericsson 49,,
foria! Of III ia,e Hea. Joh sI psiaasid
s ssnsh. .ss ss, .ss. ss." Boiler
- Sectional plan q same .
- Branch q Black T.ltaIian Charles.
IS Aseusiou ies wesssr AID Packer At the e!y.:
IL Harris Patent Crsuiar Saw At tie crys;a Palace.
~ shsaiAing isr IFoa shiss
20 Male South Down shss9.
q. Female south Down sheep.
= Lsiesser sheep male
a Portrait Of Fr.rklin Pierce. President
Is. Smith Feuwiek. Fruit stunning Corus and slieins
.. Poultry House. Machine 81 he Cryssl Palace
bisSrsm Of halisn sasin. Of the savannah" sI.'
50 Ten Ii,srssSd,' prize NJ rne sheep,
81 vsrneIs Patent Seed Hsss,ser.
50 sar.e-visw Of Cylinder.
81. View Of Ice cutting Roeklarc Lake
IS. Ice Pow
81 Saw 81 cutting lee.
% lee a,rter.
50. Ice sFlhiins BaT.
Il Wslie.', Paen. Portable Iron Houses
/: s E Elsi 81 sH. Section Of same.
a; Side elcyai On Of sane.
IS Portrait Of Hiram Powers. The Sculptor.
70 View OF the British Patent Office.
a. Improved Octsr0n Barn.
90. Ground Tlan q same
10 Bethers steam E1esvatiug Machine.
60 Bethe's Steam Rlow Digger.
ST. The Gravens' Elm Apple. iPalace.
s. Revolving and Fashing Fresne Light e. the Crystal
30 Denfons Patent Reaper, At the Crystal Palise
g. The Madeira Grape Blight
IS Hovey's Seeding Strawberry.
sG Croskip Norwegian Harrow A. the Crystal Palace.
ST. Pyrscoust. selficfinE Fire alarm FOR Tci1ss
g. The L. : N. steamer Af$tic"
81. Thomas n. Benton
g. Patent Machine for Printing and Numbering Railroad
q Freuchs Railway Axle. aud other IicAet'
g. Lttles self facing Lubre1.0r.
g. Fer Making Setting the Line.
e. Fence Naking-Sp sie -hsrdls Z miner.
h ce Mnking-pOsf -se ting with stones.
Fence MakinE-NailiIg the irs Board.
Fence Mskug-sPace Board.
g. Ferce Manufacturing In Space Blocks
GO Fence MEking-Boafd Fence completed.
20. Cordons Improvement IN Carriage Gear
II. Plan of the
~ Plan Of fore and hind Axles Of
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-TUESDAY
IJ Dec 6. 1885,

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM'-IOESDAI
THIS EVENING f 4 Isl2 fdms CABIN,
THIS AFrERNooN, Al O'Clock,
HOT CORN Ta S LIZ LIFE n scES Ssgf IN e NrwYoRk
three ticket Offices Obvs,e all the &
Lady SC we The Ps5oimG5e s1 % cents 'A0i'n 1T
CHRISTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, No
~ AZ BROADWAY, shove Grsndst ,r,o,,r
The "'HnSyH ofl '7s oShf N i5ieR'
TsSh; a. 3S THs N5 q E.,ffn''
Under he dirsean and personal supervision Of EDWIN
Of he nam, Of o engaged performer in representations OF
ADHESION Is Doors open 81 o'clock Commence u
DERHAMs GIFT EXHIBITIONS of the SEVEN
L NILE MIRROR T2ls2sSo Randi, o'clock.
hy''' A. A. AA6cAA6 SHY HALL No 6SS Broadwsy
Tcke good for four admissions all al once OF aHieren' ~
to the exhibition, and one share , n the , &,
To be obtained from 0 NJ. 10 10 P. NJ. daily at
A Ae;sss %s S Ps s ofe ~ $50 Broadway
h hSsa Ss coSS Gsn5y Store
NETWORK AMPiTHEATER-No: 81 Bowery.
~ SAM LATHRoPu and Al R sHNH FL Clowns
increased attraction mS al 1s f FaAsco Dec
in /. new Equestrian Act ~ PAs DEs ETRANoEREs.
m Esa' ch SsDhHs s ' SATT Han and other
Bob ssa F Is tS1Is T RRsf
DROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No.
6 " So S %tb 0I ANNALS wi' ~
IA Eew.York HERR DR1ESBACH win enter the dens OF
hi Trained Animals r. noonl land ~ ~ also 20 %
see bout e1trA ehaIse real vensble sIAMEsE TWINS
With two OF their children Hours Of reception from II 70
NJ from 10 and II TO 81 NJ Also, the woundefai ies
Of Mr.. NELLIS the IMAM without arms" ,u,-
Open from 10 A NJ, p NJ Admission % cents; children
, under 10, half price.
VNHE WORLD in MINIATURE.-A grand model
Of the World Plaster Paris covering are. nearly Soo
sousre feet EVERY EVENING ocsck 81 Nos 33I ana SJ
Broadway Widest The seas &C. are eRei
Real Water with Miniature ships msaipg
land With i variations In magnificent Bias Relief The whole
s acme az Ddsscrbabe grandeur Lecture ats p NJ Tick
eis Children ~
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fins ARTS.


+ A MEXICAN ART-UNI0N.--No. 497 Broadwiy
N FIRSTlANNUAL SALE OF PAINTINGS, -
By American and Reside Artists exclusively on the 18th OF De-
ccmter. lGsS a II O'Clock.
EXHIBITION FREE
urgently requested 20 all for their
Fuusyn before day of sale be delivered after That
data
A LARGE INVOICE, comprising the most beauti-
~ and English Engraving received and for sale
greatly reduced prices Also received Atlantic toll ort
ent Of English Artists Materials CT description
w. SCHAUS, Prin.eler al Artisss' Coormin
No so3 Broadway stairs
LIME ARTS.-Prof S. SCHUS rER's Painting and
Drawing No 49l Broadway Is for the
oeron pupils and visitors Separate classes for Ladies In OIL
Painting and Cooed Cayon Drawing Evening class tor Gensmaa
from to o P. ~
TOHN Mitchell at BRADYs.-An Original
~ Portrait Of this distinguished exile taken by Mr. Brlty's Agent
Francisco his Gallery 10 $50 Broadway
Lhouaph from this picture for sale &C the sams
place and also It his Gallery, No G5 Broadway
XNOODs GALLERY and DRAWING ACADE-
w MY No 423 Broadway GALLERY FREE.-Fis now sys.
Drawing from Mature acquired with very great taciJ and
rnpidify Number Of pupils limited The Bottom Posi- saysi
The presentedtoa Boston public
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CONTENTS;
pxc,. L. nov Tcs Boud VIII Seed the Morning
No,r and Then The Rescued Family.
II TIE Five Points TX The twenty snhhns fnee'
III The Old BTewrJ. 1he "nnered Arm 70.
Lch' shining ia Darkness Y The children Of Inc rave
~. Mssion Work
The First Communion at the Wild Maggie
Five Points The Dying Girl.
Day IN the New Mission littie Zine
Uorsa Shadows.
Ct The RsGorrn,d Inebriste CLEANS Of Light
80 Tbe one Iniruitv Con- Moral Influences
on,,ed Pic Mic of the Mission.
VII No, n SUNDAY SCHOOL
80 T,ir ,nb,nt Death Thanksgiving Festival in
The DYING Mother. lSo<-IS's
The Dying Mothers Legacy
Orders from the should be forwarded with dpAt;h to ems.
BILE the Publishers furnish the demand for the WORK which mrs
become the popular Gin Book of the Year
Published by sTRlNOEh d Io"NsbNo
No ~ Broadway, under the Museum
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By the payment ONE DOLLAR the Subscriber receives the
rer for during volumes which comrrse " passs
sdorned W I'll uIwa Of FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGs
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Every er contains % large PAGES Of letter press beautifully
rrnd psper and prousey illustrated with EnrAvnss
smirr each half afpef I'D volsae Of 2 pages
uiusraffd with over TWO HUNDRED ELEGANT ENGRAV-
INGS the entire cost being only HALF DOLLAR.
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Il an srated Record Agriculture cieac Mechanics All Use
mi ruhhhcd monthly the low price Of 81 cents
volume Of six months OF 81 year Of two volumes
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IIRST COMPLETE EDITION OF ADDlSON-
Uniform with Prior's }oldsmith-G p PUTNAM Co, pub
~ nav III THE CRYSTAL PALACE and how 70 make the
most of William Richards AM editor OF the oca Oa-
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ves the visitor Crystal Palace such directions snd
Lc corid vvihopt in fCOuher and Enquirer
volume ALL both in and ol OF the Paice
general center obseraionthe Newfork House OF ndn,r
THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. including the whole
and several additional pieces no"
fIst collected with the Life and WitinE Of Addison
NV whole edited with coPous notes oy george
Washinrtop Greene With Portrait and Engraving Eegany
printed In duodecmos With ILLUSTRATORS Vol H. reo
This complete and elegant edition Of Addison cannot fall to BE-
"'''P'"'0' ICON mercial Advertiser
the work admirable
To the lover Of literature this work will prove delightful
SUNRISE II supplies dssdersum planned ana
Win AT at taste and Judgment Transcript
THE BLOODSTONE - Published THIS DAY
THE BLOODsTONE. BY Donald Macleod author OF
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II throughout with and wrought up with
exceeding intensity toward the close The reader cannot DC da
pointed" ,.t..a
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