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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
HcBATlo p VIII:

tea7tO 1Qrtc anil l4Nsic Store
80 80, cAnf srfFe1, New psleans.
49, OBLJns pclilally Hqi,es ihcsattnton
ihe pubit lhs a1geAAd tsletlsite re-
sorlmeatof MUSIC an1 MUSICAL lAS1 Rp-
hENAcut Aii hfnds add GescHpNpifs, pni a,s9
InRNebelrpicd ussofMtnfOi piANof OKTES
from ~ iact9ieg 81 ca r e. m1ktfs n ne INIT
90 States aud ENfOpt. 1mcng wiIfa Hre 10 be
I found lll0sc of a Slaiatt q To-. ~ NV Y0ik,
Hal and 500, q New YORK, and Pleltl& Co., 81
Paris. ihtasoyo Ilstrnmenis- 81 be pll5WInp
kinds: GRAND, SENIOR ND. PiCCOLO. PIC.
colo 0bLiQUE ami SlUAItE. are 81 tlie
most q y Grated inrkeIs ID be world, combining
all ihaiafn improw monts. may ~ had 81 ihe Sub,
scrif er. il every -tsle 81 caee, and 81 8, "a,
l6 IL, g 81 and octavos, They VII be sold az
lmannigcturess pr'ccs. Musical Mershandi2c Of
al kBds and b ANY qnanifty Among Oilers
the stbscuhDr keeps cnHstantiy On hand thn lnga-
vi and finest seerti0ns b Accord p1sPvfr bron
to The Southern nafket, which arc nhefe az tie
most reasonable rates.. GUITARS. manuitcfur.
Ell bs Wa. Hal aud Son. from The most approx
ed Spanish Moaes. These IN tftmrDfs are 81 q Q
first class. and warranted 70 siam the climate.
The SUITS Fibcr hiss bad many Yeas * oronecin
the Music business 10 the N0lthcrn cilies aswci
az Few OTleans, and Is thoroughly acquainted
with the minrtest details Of the bDsiBess. Ills
stock is the best selected hat has ever bFrnin The
Southern market, and his facilities arc such that
he auill always have on hadd selected stock Of
al kinds of Musical I0strlments and tbe Latest
aud Most Fashionable Music. The MDsical pub
lc orc rcspac tlIlly i3vitcjtscai and ex miEC his
SOCK april s. '53. 30-lY.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS,
Cernef Ola l.evee and BienVille Streets,
EE AVE ON land and foI sale At The lowest
market prices, Newton, Gordon, Mur-
lock a CO., Old Reserve, 1875, and Easl In-
Tia Xxx Madeira, a years, p bottles, How
ard, March CO., and Oivefas Madeira IN
pipes, half pipes, quarter casks and boulef.
CabInei, Harmony and Amcnielado Sherry
in or. ca Ks and bottles. Choice Old Port
Wine in bottles and or. casks. Genuine
Lafettes Giscours and line table Clarret in
bottles.
Choice oil Brandies, vintage ICES and
1899, In demiiohDs and bottles, half pipes
and Or. casks =. B. EOdard Easlilen, 1918,
Jean Ii ais and other brands. SUPP Jamaica
and St. Croix Rum,in puncheons, demJohi
and bottles, demiiohns old Glenevet Whir-
key denHohns Ola Bourbon Whiskey, 2
Yeas Old. Heidsick Cream de Bonzy, Le
Roderer and Schfidu Champagne, london
Porter and Scotch Ale, in qua.is and PINE.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes.
sanhisters and papers. Old lava, Mocha.
Maracabe, Laguyra, Havana and rio Coffee.
Jndd's patent and New Bedford Sperm
candies
Siewar;'s and Coverings double refined
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft sheilei Almonds N r. and LAYERS
Kaisins, English and American Pickles,
Rerchups, Sauces I'D Spices.
Also, an assortment ffne Spanish Cigars,
&c &C. april 1858. 39-iy
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
JARVI q WOODMAN,

Successors no NATHAN laws 8. Co.,
New Orleans,
OffeE for sale, at the 10 Wesi markctp
aud carefully select ed stock of st
DRUGS and MEDICINES:
French, English, German and Chemicals, Pa
nd Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes, pyeSt
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Trusses, E.aon
Extracts, pure Essential Oils, Dfuggisis'I
ware, Yeast powders, Lemon Syrup,
Me es,Shakers' Herbs, Surgical lnsiramentsl
Together with every article generally Comprised
in the stock OF Druggist or Physician, and every
article Of Medicine wanted on plantation, put
up in neat and convenisnt stSie, all of which
have been selected with much personal care. and
purchased direct from the manufacturers or their
aeenta, HI this country and Europe All their
powdered dsugs are prepared from matelial care
July selected. and arc warranted strictly pureland
Of rhe best quality.
Arrangements have been made with the manu-
facurers Of QUINlNE 20 be constantly supplied
from Zlmmers, (Gefnan1 Pallaiier, Frenchl aud
American Enanulacfures, which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Agents for the celebrated LEXfNGM
TARD, superior to any in tire world.
They are prep red 10 furnish dealers with { g
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES. by
the gross ordozen, at the proprietors' wholesale
prices:
Lyon's Kaihairon, DalIey's Pain Extractor,
Mexican Mus ang Liniment, B. f. Fabaestock's
Vermifuge, David Jayne's Family Medicines, John
Bulls Sa slparilla, s. r Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant, Woodlands Exc
tract jamaica Ginger, Woodman's pa II Killing
Liniment, Woodman's Purgative Pills, Osgood's
Indian Choa gogue, Minors Magical Fever Cures
Simmons Liver Medicina, Gray's Patent Oint-
meut, Graeffenberg Medicines. Moffal's Pills and
Blit.rs, Green's Qxgaenafed Ptiers, Spencer's
Pills. Railways Ready Relief, Filings Carmina-
tive and Astrnigent Sgrna. Tbarn's Extract Of
Sarsaparila aud Coraiga.- Sands Slrsaparllla.
Arrangements have been made TO receive direct
from Saratoga, supply OF Congress Wafer.
s. JARVIS,
anil s59-9q-Iv 90 W0DDMANy
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
nUEh TXnW.

MMNA1kA a AA2An
EDOCEA FEMALE COLLEGE. q
BLACK Hawk, CARROLL CouNyy, Mss.
KN7IIlL commence its second session on Mon
day. 9th January 54,under The charge
Of the Undersigned
The course Of studies in this Institution is
as complete as that Of any Female College in
the South The method Of teaching, thorough
and practical. The Discipline mild positive
and parental.
Being under the control Of an efficient Board
of Trustees, possessing a good Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, furnishing every fa-
cility for acquiring a liberal education, and
affofding every inducement as to health of local.
ity, intelligence and morality of the commune
ty, the College is confidently recommended to
the public as worthy of liberal support.
The Boarding Department is in the hands Of
DR.. VIM Ball, gentleman Of high moral
worth and standing in the community. The
faculty boards with B. and will aid him in the
general supervision Of the boarders.
The rates of charges are as low as those Of
any Institution Of as high an order in the State.
For circulars and further particulars apply to
Jan 90, '54. 27-tf. w s YOUNG, Pres't.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
ReD0iPing

or ali kinds connected with our business, done
with neatnesa and despatch, and all erdere for
new work thankfully received and satisfaction
given upiil %, 1853. 42~ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

4NIEstt III LIS
WIplpsa e aIss Retail Dealer IN.
Chhes Glass aeshsRssfe, Window Glass,
Cutlery, Paper lIangines Lamps, Winters
SIIYER PLATED AND llRiTTAE1A WARE,
Cons md PISTOLS
4 .ol4kine GIasses and Looking diass Plafes,
Picture Frames, Ffenclb English and Ger7
man Fancy Goods, Toys, &c.
Manufacturer &c Cumphinc, phosgene anu
Spirit Gus.
q IgG ~ l q L Z thanking my friends and the
15mil5llc eor tie liberal patronage TINT they
have sheretoiore bestowed on me, / would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of their fayors
and beg leave 20 invite their attention to my
large and extensive stock of goods, which en-
braces an assortment of everything appertain-
ina t.. my line of business, equal to any in the
S0nth. Buying my goods for cash, from the
Manufacturers, am enabled to sell them as
cheap as they can be purchased in any city in
the Union, My stock, to which am continu-
ally receiving additions, consits inpart Of
FRENCH CHINA Gilt, decorated and
plain, white, dining. tea andtolet sets, Tnreens,
covered dishes, fat dishes, Establishes, fruit bas
kets, custard stands, salad bowls, plates coffee
and tel cups etc, Of various styles end patterns
IRON, STONE AND soHIIE GRAN
TIE WAIIE-Di Dining, tea and toilet sets.
Casks Of common ware containing a most de
sirable assortment for country trade, which
will sell low BY the cask.
PRESSED AND CUT-GI.ASS WARE
Decanters, tumblers, pitchers, celery glasses.
salvers. bowls, goblets, wine, jelly, and cham
payne glasses, preserve dishes ars, bar fixtures
&c.
.IYDOW CLASS III sizes, 10
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
FOW 81 &IIILI.IAR =

MAIN STREET. YAHOU CT
WEAVING triton IN I'D lilion % our
tafisige Mandatory, the esta p
latelY occupied ~ ST. y. III Primm q
our old stand. would respectfully iHfTm pu
lie llsat We have Iude exgeneive aeldifi0ns to on
stock Of
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03


CUTLER - Knives and forks knives with
out forks, pocket knives, kithen do, razoTs scis-
sOrs t1c
GUNS AND PISTOLS Double barrel
guns, fine stubb and twist, double barrel guns,
fine London twist; double barrel guns, fine rifle
and shot harre; fine steel barrel rifles: boys
single barrel guns; game bags, shot pouches
and belts, powder horns and TASKS, dram bot
ties. Pistols Colts Repeaters, Aliens Re-
volyers, single barrel pocket pistols, percussion
caps, &c.
WATERS Sets Papier Mache, inlaid
with pearl; Sets Copper, inlaid with pearl; Sets
Copper fancy painted. Various patterns and
sizes separate from the sets.
SILVER PLATED AND BRITTANIA
WARE Casters, coffee urns, coffee pots, tea
pots, chafng dishes, candle sticks, forks, spoons
ladies, &c.
JAPANNED VYARE-Foot tubs, cham
Der pailss cake boxes, bill boxes, spice boxes,
graters tea caddies, wash basins, Sc.
IA Lamps Of every description, for
Oil. Phosgene and Camphene; lamp wick,
shades, chimnies, girondoles and chandeliers
PAPER HANGLNGtS Fire screens, win
dow curtains, bands, curtain pins &c.
LOOKING GLASSES lit rosewood and
mahogany frames, stand mirrors, toilet glasses
and drawers.
LOOKING GLASS PLATES sized
frames filled at the shortest notice..
4 PICTURE FRAME S-Gilt, rosewood and
mahogany frames made to order
FANCY GOODS-Rich cut Bohemian
glass decanters, vine, champagne q jelly glass
es, vases, cologne bottles, card receivers, etc.
FANCY BHINA Tea sets, tete tete sets
motto cugs, cologne bottles, flower vases, flow
er baskets, cigar stands, mattel 9es, jewel
boxes, ink stands, paper weight 4antle orna-
ments, etc.
E terra Gotta WARE Fruit baskets, card
baskets, flower baskets, vases, etc.
WORK BASKETS Sc Embroidered and plain.
" BOXES Papier Mache, rosewood
and mahogany work boxes, writing desks dress
ing cases, liquor cases, work stands and tables
TOYS--Of every description.
SUNDRIE ST Preserving kettles, sauce
pans, pots kettles, fire irons, sad irons, shoyels
and longs, table mats, butter prints, clothes
pins, etc.
Vicksburg, Oct. 90, 1862. l6-ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

Tomato Cassnp. Pegner Sauce, Live OIL Clafet
VINE. Weeping Paper, Bifsclsina, Saleralue.
Soda, Eream TarlaY, Glsenieal Yeast oz d king
p0wdeFa Egrs sUpesar ~ Iasiof max re- breed
The aboT artici GIN always BE d,aad la08y
otifers to3 Numerous To nlrntfej,
WIELIAaI SF Err d Il iss
No 9, t'onmeFcai Rosy, Washington rect.
january 6, 1884,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

{ fo, m. n,,,o. Il, -
slowed a.av IN r.. "a = o'"s are
p,ovidinv fo, ,h.i, ..c,;,v - -. - 'ue avs
.ibil,,,e. ~, IN. t.,. - s r sPoh-
m; t;.t iu''o '"suinc-nt.
Ia,I,Ie e ~ '"Sl'u'ioh VIII
J'u' ,i~Iia' care
III. ,',oara.- - '''Ne ."o"h 10 you
,L. -; =. ~ 80 ~ y" ''e s""Jeot o'
IN pL;,.taI, VI monument a. independence nan,
81 - '''''o'hi"etnofaa'e oi tue DECLARATION
T. Oi
i'"S' 'ne couhc"s OF fhlIadeipha,
" unanimous consent, passed an ordnance dedl-
'"e "oe'''y ground in Independence
f' '' P'''"ue and sacred naionsl pur-
Pse' anu P'"Poshs 10 give possession OF tho
pe"es '" ,ne representatives oil nine or more OF
"I s'es'
Dy 'h net " 'he Legislature OF febfnsry LAST,
eohh'rn ming 'h's ordnance OF The councils the Gov
e'"o' "as a""ohzrd to appoint trus'ee I" act in
"''n 'ne trustees OF the other states,
" t"e ..o" " 'Lr mohu'neht.i accofdInsy sp-
PI,".u h'oe'' u waterman, Esq, OF Philadei-
P"r", VI. trustee on o-baI OF rrnhsyvsnIa.
=, "e states "' We" iork, New jersey, New
p7""e anu oohhecocut nave adopted avs
s'a' i" mat o' 'hs STATE, and trustees have been
arf" ~ ed1"- C"ue, 'he terms oi these laws
-, eeo' e'', u" 'aKe" ny me trustees, until at
- "e 'n''een ofighia states shail have
s" s '"r" "HIinshe 10 pafticPate IN The en-
p ,r "e'e are sun Tour States wanting, and
o." u"" ''''"s 10 oeho'e mat an object so en-
10y proper IN Hset-so congenIslf 10 The feelings
" 'ne american nation-so significant in It's his
'o''S anu mora. bearing and so touchingty inter-
"s ,oe'e'y h"efcan heaft, Gao even be long
ue'ayed' much less defeated. II was the a.ic
power o' the Deciaraton OF Independence which
"ounu 'o2eiher thirteen sPa'ceiy populated tax
u'eh anu oppressed co'onies. and erected them
~ "' in"e "ePen0eht nation. Dy u was hfst pro-
'"eu W 'ne ~o''o 'he eqnahty OF all men, ano
~ eaPdoly 'oi' anu nsn' OF se"so'efhneht.
= noe. 'nrse auspices OF this greet instrument our
aTsi -.i aee '.u' snu 'he 'n''een 'eeoo
- y, s a.."s ." Us oehlsn Pi'nciP'es, ana s"id-
I, '' ''-P ~ ah o'e'ru ffo'iuehce,
.I na'e sioNh '",o 'hif'y-one sovereign states-aH
su WIN "e ee'nen'' OF national wealth.
y.., a,,s. '' ~ -"e'ioe's " 3ns
b., 3D.. 49, o a'e ~
-. - - ~ s
Hauo,.a 81 - W.
'e' a"u '~eu os az "a"o",' '
',1''s s"s'''n.ng ,g Poruia'"h o' t~sn'y nVe
= - "', a", ''Jo'e"'s ~ ''e dressings
r. s.I ~ !' .'oe,'' anu =" :" u'sIeo
+, ~ ' "'fP'".SS. n"u S"e" VIZ Ho'
e"' !" Pe' Pe'"a'e tue e'en's ''otn
~" '"eee ,hsn'o'u o'essns nave sprung =
"e ..iIe'snaoie n'emot,ai OF cur efa''udeIan
s VI '"e s'e't '"'"ss u'no
""" i'' "s-so',,e sis'"'e syn 10 PefPetu'
" " '' u '"e Dec.d'd'o" " iuuepehu-
H-'o'"'ioh-tne heroes VINO Pa'tlclpa-
'tu IN Tue mishty struggle, ana the Constitution
that crowned anu defined rhe privileges so nooiy
achieved. IL these deserve not monument, then
all others have been erected IN VAN
A structure commensurate with the moral gram
oeu' OF 'he event, us worldwide consequences,
NOT cohtenPa'ed; put what can be, and should
be ACCOMPLISHED is the erection of structure after
the pan INDICATED oy The c"mmiiiee-a beautiful
anu eEef-eIlCaT ing embodiment OF the Nations
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06
WM. BIGIER.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, I
Harris5Ug, Jan. 4, 1854. (

A fire occurred at Ogd-nsburs, N. Y, on Thurs
day night, destroying row Of wooden buildings
on Ford street, occupied by the following parties
Thompson, bonnet rooms Chaney, boot and shoe
dealer; J. :. Wooley, grocer; Green and Co.,
hatiers; Mrs. Thornton, Millinery; Byinston,
bookstore; Morris, druggist; Judd, auction rooms,
Child Fswce,t, shoe and leather dealers |;
Aaron, clorhing store. The fire originated some
where on the premises of Green & Co., or Mrs.
Thornton. who saved only a small portion of their
stocks. NJ ST of the Others lose hesvily on their
stocks. bat insured. Child X Fawcett's ex.
tensive stock Of boots and shoes mostly saved
in a damaged condItion-protably covered by in
surance. The ioral loss will not exceed SIS, 900.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

Geo. W. Howell, chief operator in the Washing
ton and New Orleans telegraph office in that city,
and young man named Sorrell. were riding down
Main street, yesterday afternoon, when the horse
took fright, off and threw him violently to the
ground. Howell was dangerously wounded. Sor-
rel not injured. Some six seven physicians
were imm ediately summoned 10 Howell, who pro-
nnnnced his case hopeless. He did not speak from
the moment Of the accident until his death, which
took place at o'clock this morning
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

The French government has obtained from Mes
srs. Rothschild loan of 200 600 OOO. 900 francs.
equal to fSO0e. 900 sterling or 40 900 900 dollars
at Il. which it will issue at the first favorable op
porunty affored by the state of the Eastern aues-
ton. The Rothschilds are now interested in sup
porting the French funds, which have risen, while
the English funds have receded
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

We hear OF nothing but cold weather and snow
from Portland Me. TO Milwaukee, Wis,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

% elected Governor Of this State BY large m.o,it,
over ba'ry, dem hesas Howard, wsii,on' w.Ib,Idy.
.aa msner fu.ionl.'s probably elected to Coz
ne An'Nsbssks minority IN Detroit .. from goo 10 900
ae"oefa''c los Of over 1000 since 1859.
;, TIANKSGIviNG-LEGAL OPINION.
nahiSokb, Ut, Nov S-Gov. Duttou has appointed
me ao'h lust day OF Thanksgiving.
Ae'srs uungeroid Cane or thi. ctr, have given
oog opinion upon the liabilities O! the New Haven com.
PAhy' feauve TO the spurious bonds They decide most
uhequvocslly that the company Is liable.
AMENDMENTS TO THE RHODE ISLAND con-
STlTUTlOS.
fkoViDrsck. November 7.-Ths propositions for the
amendments OF the constitution have received msori,y
gu the wards Ut this city except The returns FROM
'oe Slate are hot suilcien, to indicate the result
TUE EXPECTED STEAMER
HALIFAX Nov. 8, ~ r. Mp 10 this hour We have
no ''ungs OF the steamer America now Ia her twelfth
gay out from Liverpool, which dates to tho 2sh ult
bciig one week later.
. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD FRAUD
=. nav hArES, Nov. Sat n meeting to-iay Of the
Nsw ia'cn Railroad Company, the idea Of the liability
VI inc company Tor the FRAUDULENT stock regulated
BANK FAILURES.
OiriNSAri, Nov. S.-The Bank Of Circsv lc nn,l tho
Cn'"n Bank, At Columbus have both filled much
excitement. N-'
NOT FAILED
nkw fchx Nov. S-The report that Nessrs Campbell
Moody bad failed j. conuadic:ed by that firm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
30 LnE rsiASiS.tNS va ti....,N.-.,
anu 10 nit ~ no use Liquor n MeJici,,c M
q beverage. -,


a"o 10 "a" "ho use a:tquor az IN Medicine or
ns n beverage.
who prescribe
Sc. .nd rive the preference wuLP. SciiIEDiM AvoMI
TIC sOiNApPS. ".oSiA
L. II Is ."uf.ctured Sch,sn IN irol,snI anil
the factory and IN,
elsrwhcrc unemployed ani uns'wxn. '
T. u proved by the atei .mir.n 81
tusil
main In 'Nery sini Of liquor dis,ici grain aud which
The cause of tie hni ..rou.
Eeton sni nnrei desire fr habiiusl r
u proved by me sin' ia ,p-r G,r
not favored with the acrd
aromatic aud MEDICINAL O. the
pc! brfry neglected hy every other nn,nufirurrr
g. en- in'r'F proved To bc absoilt-5
ton--a quality "thind by which no.
other Holland Gr In the World has $3.50 "
lea kper al
10 ne .n efficient well able
lnsptn diopy sr4ve chronic youi,
Hsus general d.biiy. sluysh circulation Of
AsSmiston at food and -xnAust.d visa , nrT
O. It's iul AMI co,nixl and when ~.
rs dectrd never irh the induces
tends rather TO tbLuc tire after faity, by
all III iIuois. And II t. III enc, NJ
the,. emu rr.tcd qualities has rival in m m.
world. - ~ So Wv
snee the introduction this into,
Stat 81 i'm
other large cities have coma ece eOunte ng
Is only so IN qlar AMI pint bottles
low paper. vita the bottle ,oulJ
orise those Who IL incidentally purchase the bottIr
Bars and Hotels frequently m bottles with and
sell for the genuine. For sale by
The United States UDOLPNO WOLFE, Sole Msnuiac uT,r
are caunt-rfeit. ma ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
D-MwOOD r0R SALE AT AUCTION.


WILL Be sold TUESDAY, IN. 6h December 1854 on IN.
pr-nBts eomn-nciGR II O'Clock. valuable Y.r -,
swamp eight mile, below Richmond adjoining the
anu OF M J.m-s W Garnrtt, Dr. Trent and
49, o. -he 800 acres cleared and have well lin ed
vhhin the last few aud 25J
ton heavily nd timber the y.u, Of vhh
estimated would least ths whole e. s
M hsey sell for The York River kailroad run cid. r
through, or this tract $500
There have been seeded this 40 bushels wheat
plentiful supply OF The buiidngs though small ys,
ana and the Enclosures are
Inc heisht'ofhood al excellent healthy TIE
Ter good hnsr the sale Of the land q. the pehe ..a. O.,
the pace viii be sold, consisting Of the som,
mules horses. cows oxen, hobs SO barrels corn shueE. sod
Tn. particular put lie called to thi, sal,
believed that no estate tn Richmond nov in m,rE.,
greater Ind dement's IN those disposed
Rms FOR the zeal estate Il rd cah; bssn. a. one ana
Tor negotiable notes. bearing interest," secured by
tIst deed FOR the
paper. RrCul Mn nil ssO',Aoe
sale CONNECTED by Gopprs ArrKasos. Aa.,ioneeia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
LifESf MEMS 81 1kAaak,rn
Serart.d for the Richmond Wh,,.

ANIMAL or TIE STEA NER hUERyCa
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUxOPE!
HALIFAX, Nov. 9-The steamship America has arrived
with Que weeks later news
LIVERPOOL MARKET. Ocr 90.
So"on-The demand IL good and prices SITTER
flour-wsstern canul 4es; Ohio sIs.
Wheat-whe lss. 3D.
Corn-whi,e aud yellow 4s,.
Consols sia9i 8. The rates of interest have been
lowered.
The Atlantic arrived on the 25h the Alps on the
Esd.
FROM TIE EAST
The hombardment Of Sebastopoi was progressing. but
the city bud not We, been taken.
Austria and Russia were on the min, Of sc,,.l,
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