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Orphans Court, Feb. o, 1866.

OfpndnS court, FeD. y, 1906.
nIsTRICT of Columba Washington county,
Of Henry May Edmund law and Law
die orphau Of county Aforesaid Tues
day ts ID day Of April final dsbu
and money when
Iai The eoar, Of washington coua with heir
Il y a.s "
published three weeks Union
TRY T sa copy; ns'' Ed ~ ROACH Reg Of Wills
The College o James, Maryland.
THE session begins Monday, ID
studies.
sne.. Georseown No. Iaa Bridge between
Kisses Enehs hardware and Mr. W. seymours ha. stores
GOD store Syso may b had early drIs
FEB FEB s0soas 's'' SAMUEL CLARK.
WocLuRE; MILLs. 9 Co.. s land Agents, ,s Dasnqas
o. sss .ua w a taxes make col
selection Of lands BY thorough and
Competent engineer and surveyor.
Hon. George w. Jonep, U. s. senator Dubuque, Iowa
Cen. Lsn,. surveyor general Dssaaus Iowa
No., aes SSSss sce ssnss n:w Yo
Hon. Eli Cook, buffalo, New York.
MeCiur of,he hrm, be fouHd Browns BOieI
Feb s-dnl eoaifem
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tina, subscriber
orrhan Washington In the Dis
the personal estate of
William London deceased All having eiaA
exhibit
February they may Otherwise by law, be excluded
ON al q said
Given under my hand, this day OF February, 1856.
BENRY MAY, administrator.
onru.ss' corRr, February 5, 1856.
DISTRICT o CoLusnfI, Washington county
That tbs administrator The personal estate Of WIZ
London deceased the notice required BY
aw OF Deceased, by advertisement
weeks, the Union OF the cry Of Washng'on
ED. N. Roho
Febs-lnw3w Register Of Wills.
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United states Court OF Claims.

United states court OF ttalWs-
CARD.
,,uy John Dev.reur OF New York city, N.
Tlompon, Washington ID. O. attorneys aud eounsslIorr
@ SI. ~ .s ss Is Ss osuTs # tis,s
They w ~ % %s s b. SusS u s s
~ gentlemen % the profession and esan" IN cry o. new
Thsy may he consulted any ne, personally or by letter. either
yots Washington Particular information as 70 claias
furnished " 900" application ~ NE p' pryesrTx
N" " '''''"'' '' NJ THOMSON. -
MI q p.ycrcur 10 commissioner Of Court u Claims.
Jan gi-9tawtnf i ttn,si)
rozz 1ss,s HOTEL, Corner OF Broadway aud Canal
The friends and The public mat
ssretofore known Brandr.h House.
Having made alterations and Improvements 10 the build
Sey sspseasy iavs he sueprou ,scr friends pub
Jan 9a-eoasaf J.B.ss. r. cozzEss.
MILK PURE MILK tive have ,,sh, OF Ten gallon. milk
s.,y n.an we have custom for present Any psr.on
r.Ion ~ five a % cents per s.on than Ave per
r-ion Ies, than s''on 10 cents per quarts warranted pure
Order. s Henry Douglass, florist, Of ish and St.
-" '''' DoUGLAs 4 SMITH,
...H a"@= Anscosua Bridge
" L. noORsa ; prepared 60 Furnish tine best white
and red ash coal q Az size. .na oamsefsna COS" '''
2,sio pounds guaranteed 10 The ton. -,
res Article e and FL" n mss.ar. nay DC relied in
Yard sdc 9th street, bet~esn and z, opposite Old
Nov 3o--rTuTbG s
Brestss EnsllA ans frsss gesrs.s ana Day School,
THE second nsu,on viii Monday,
Daily Instruction IN The language given by lady
ceny from rar reside. fary branches Of
engsh especial charge Of Miss and every
s sss%' '''''" 1"' asass~
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GREAT FALL IN THE PRICES PRovlsloxs-Tbe AltoD
Cnois) correspondent Of the Missouri Republican SAYS
"Ths is the sspenh week Of this frozen-up state or
things. Next Friday night will complete it--and such
weeks has before been experienced In This
locality by our oldest inhsbitan Notwithstanding fuel
and provisions plenty 10 the city and the latter are
probably cheaper than they would be trade and COM
merce brisk Our mills filled up with -four which can
not be forwarded TO market South and East Prices have
fallen at least two dollars per barrel in consequence and
wheat descended from It's high altitude Of 81 so TO per
and chopaeu "a 80 TO $5tbe latter being the price
pow the hog round
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At halfpast six the Depot Hall filed to OVERLOOKING
Such jam there before. The speaking
commenced by Mr. Loveoy who occupied half hour
more In very able and interesting address upon the
Maine law He was listened TO with close attention. and
his sentiments were cordially responded to.
Mr. Weller next introduced and received with three
hearty cheers lie spoke goriousy for about half an
hour and when he closed the three cheers which followed
gave ample evidence that bis address was duly
ated.
Col Orr came next and greeted with three rounds
OF applause He spoke, before most admirably for
nearly half IN hour and upon taking his the vast au
dience made the old ball shake with three tremendous
cheers.
Next came Gov Cobb who was greeted the others
had BEEN and his and orcble reasoning and eo
quent appeals cordially responded TO- and he
closed amidst round Of applause that testified the hearty
approval Of his sentiments and the high respect with which
his speech had inspired bis vast audience
Loud calls were then made for Mr. Wellsso loud and
long repeated that he was compelled to respond lie
and received with three tremendous cheers 10 few
eloquent remarks he excused himself from speaking At
length, the ground that the other gentlemen from
abroad and others who had spoken would reqaire All
the time that remained and the three cheers called for him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
Gen. Jackson Accused Of FaI.shood and SANDER.

In order to shield Buchanan from the charge Of com
plcity in the bargain and corruption" caumny il has
become necessary for the Buchanan organs boldly
Gen. Jackson of asehood and SANDER The Louis.
vile Courier Of the most decided and violent sup.
porers Of Buchanan in the land charges Gen Jackson
with inventng the caumny alluded aud then slanderng
Buchanan for sustaining him in it, 1t will be remembered
that the calumny is fixed upon Buchanan not only by
Gen Jacksons original statement in 1927 but by private
letter written by him Maj Lewis In 1915 only about
two months before his DEATH and in fact in his last sick
Upon the publication Of that .ettcr the Courier
breaks out in the following extraordinary language
which here copy Tor the special edhcaton Of the ad
mrers OF the amened hero and Statesman Of the Her.
mtsge. Strange indeed that the friends Of Buchanan in
order him from the public Indignation, should
be compelled to speak in language like the following Of
the great head Of the Democratic party Andrew Jack
son
"a pirate letter written by jackson IL 1916 Just be-
fore his death NEANLY y1L1FYING BUCHANAN,
charging him with coWardce and ssebood il shameless
y dragged fort 70 degrade Buchanan THE INA
Wy OF THE AFFAIR RESTS UPON IA CKsON for wi.
ting his letter, aid next upon those who lave brought II
- light for political effect for the first time They
Who heap opprpbrum mountain high upon the grave Of
Jackson are they who have dishorored him and degrs
ded Themselves by publishing the unfortunate prirafe
ter Of TUE GNSANELY vINDICTIvE Old TYRANT.
who, in his vef, letter. proved tat ip the last NO
TOUCH OF JUSTICE OR MAGNANINlTY TOWARDS
AN OPPONENT OR RIVAL EVER ENTERED HIS
BREAST, AND THAT HIS ONLY USE FOR FRIENDS
WAS TO MAKE TOOLS OF THEN II Buchanan had
IN 1927, instead of faithfully gviug iuhl testimony
be did, cortObUfatcd Jacko- charges agns Clay Jack
son never would have written his infamous scref letter Of
ls45l We believe that HISTORY con.
VlCrS JACKSON or SbANDERiNG CLAY, AND
THEN CONYICrS HIM OF SLANDER.NG BUCHAN.
An BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT PREJURE HIM
SELF b, supporting the SANDER against Clay =
u any Democrats should be- dspease VI our opinion of
Jackson " they think should admit the truth Of a
COWARDLY, secret, aud SLANDEROuS letter which
aas' The tut and moral courage Of Buchanan only be-
cause q purpOt- Ia have bren written by Jackson a
We have to syis that they have mistaken character m
independence and love oftruth and Justice and their mi
make MT the slightest change m ou convictions and
conduct Brr VIZ DoN'r RELfEvg THEsE y 4 CANDID d..
HocRtr ~ ANERicA VINO EyrgRrAfN PRECISELY
orfSfoS JsCKsOSs SCENT LFrrrR sLaNBgRtSa
Bucu,SAS. which ONLY DlSGRACED THE WRITER"
-LoaisrHs Cogrier dH0 rs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

ADVERTISING MoDEL DgrT.-Some years ago il was
proposed by American Physician that members of the
Faculty should advertise their dies and modes
ting diseases in the newspapers. Ii bold and manly
idea IL secuted however by the profession gener-
ally, mira dig But is there any degradation in pub
cyY u IL not rather the great touchsone that ties
pretesion and universities the practical benefits all
liable inventions and discoveesy Should not profession
at aims at the mitigation Of Suffering aud the pre.crva-
ton OF life make the Of obtaining these grand OBJ
Jects known through the channel OF Information most
cessble 20 all classes and conditions the columns Of tho
public pressy II declines do So natural inference
either that the desire Of secrecy arises from sorid
monopoizng, egosc spirit, from lack OF faith in
its own prescriptions.
Viewing the subject in this light may presume Pro
fessOr Holloway some twenty years ago overeaped the
barriers which the profession had erected between itself
aud the public, aud plunged feafesy into the newspaper
lie had Discovered rather invented alter Yeas
Of research and experiments preparations which he
believed % be specifies for nearly all the diseases Of man
kind; and indication OF his confidence in them aud
proof Of his phlantropic wish that IL really valuable
they should be accessible the whole world he adverts
ed them wherever advertising media existed This was
the severest ordeal which he could have submitted
them-the experimentation erucis lie threw them at once
as II were before the sick OF all regions lie stated their
properties proclaimed what they would do aud stakeJ
reputation aud fortune upon the issue That issue has
bcrn all that he or the world could have desired The
rich aud the poor thecarned aud ignorant physicians
Statesmen, monarcls, nation OF enlightened freeIne
have sanctioned, used, extoed them They are 6sei
facts ~ medical history
l. not this better than hiding light under bushelY f.
tnot better than writing prescriptions in dead language
and putting weights and quantities into heroglyphics
fanytlng worth knoNing il is worthy of6eng univer
sally known So thinking Holloway proclaimed the virtues
the gratitude Of millions have been his rewad.-N y
Sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

PosirIoS oF Nix. BowDES.-Beore the assembling Of the
yorktown Convention, ia letter the Norfolk Amer-
can, in reply to from the editor, Lemue ]. Bowden
E>q-, said:
SO far from being willing distract and divide the
be mentioned in connection with the canvass there
by, disuniou should be introduced into ranks"
This position maintained by the friends of Mr.. b.
the floor Of the Convention whose devotion to the
American party and lis cherished principles no man can or
will deny Mr. Bowdens position now having freely Weld
cd up every personal interest is that OF sesacrcng pa
trojan ardent and eloquent advocate OF the principles
o the American pary-who will give the nominee his
dial support will do good battle for Fillmore and Don
eson. Had Mr. Bow s received the nomination. be doubt
less would have bcen elected he il exceedingly DoDu
nth Dte masses, reacy and overwhelming in debate and
whal active aud geic anu would have made an able
and efficient representative possessing he does in an
eminent degree, every element that is requisite and
sary Speaking OF him. prior the convention at York
town, in connection with the Office, the Norfolk Daily
American says:
"Lemuel j. Bcwden is of the abest lawyers radi-
the State Mr.. Bowden would only make an able rep
resentaye but would render most efficient and impor.
tant service TO the American party in the able prompt
bold and energetic ia which he would enter into
the canvass-nOt only in fully meeting and turning the
shafts which Locoocosm Is constantly aiming party
but in carrying the earessy and triunphanty into
the heart OF the encmys connty where he wond make
his blows tell with much precision and force as the
next man. He il all representative need be- WI.
idDtsbHTg Gdz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

a. Gsss n cHssa-rass Co. sfstts 49,. ~ l-x-x
sSs.s :. rss.ssrs q
ss.. ss,..s: csSs al. .. s.s. =,
r..s.'.n ssssy -
rs:a oa. ssaisiSs rsss, I, ,si sss .ss
,: ss,x - -.'''' &C., ''''
one -wosdss 40 ssr.. ,ss o.Sss sse =
ese~,A. ,.,,.A. ,,
ss,e. sss.cas ssa, ana s.x n
Ae.. .e. q sss sy he xppsS.,e. aver r.
% om richmond dvsas. sse se sssr ssss."so 5. sss
ohs..sass county on. Of 500 .e,. m, o.,,,
sosa,y. IN. Q H. Term. S.r.1 n' s''s''s
q NE g. s s.., Ia
ica~x Tse, Of SIS asrss. $50 in or..., s.,...
sam; Y. s:ss.: ssA...s :. .r...n. St. be.
s.oa on ca.i ns: ss9vs RSS%sas so's T.,.
issss 50 slave. neiadlas carpenters. s.el.nsh
As y . =. M I.a E.lss. Co
81. q isnd .sisIy situated mi roa chs,oessis
800 ssrs miles soa he Sss..s is,sS. containing
ms. ro ss :. % y. 4. s s &
' a, D:eS !, .., !. =: TsFs JAM.
II. estate g Prince o.erg. county Bisi seai.nias
show, ss: sssu.- si"iSs ,.s. q ssc is,sa1f
ssshA cy Point, opposite Moodys rsvern
Louis. .l. time. issiy sssross
Oct l-rhe .ytsh Pond" rse, Of four In S.ssa
county, lying on James river.
1h-The Meadow In Pouhst., eo.,,x
be sold IN premises N o'cioch N - ~
e.-farm
At ths O. auction prevousy Disposed s prvss 40
22o acr<s al lana In I.S.n -.
Z or miles from o. H. : - w.
1<th-A (prncipay wood I'm Ioui.. en-
miles from the o. H., Harri,on's creek.
16trhrss Chesterfield county via ope II ex .cx,.
abovr Rehmosd snohsr or
In mi &C
we'll rante near - rsIlrasd
22d-A about cleared knovn \. n.a
within ~ ms Of DE eanaI r-,..
liberal
Noe f-At DAMS locks Ac Of m. Co.i M.
YER Navigation Company.
Dec a1-A plantation containing $500 res In North
esmA
xBcrikxpsrs
sept i-Cago Also sugar. mols.,e. N, q.
auction Of Dunlop, Moncure o. At III oosk
PRIVATE OFFERINGS Of ESTATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

RrrORrgn SHoorSo oT an AsgRoN CoSsUL.--Thc H..
test news from Nicaragua is, tina, Me- Livingston the
American Consul at Leon, has been shot by the encnics
Of Gen. Walker there w retaliation for the shooting Of
Col sailarr 10y odrr Of Walker not long since. Leon is
within the territory Of Nicaragua but Il has recently been
u ~ MT now the ~ insufrectiUnafy mveent
against Wnlkrrsai1 be- sdcd by the tfoo- oi lon,lu-
ras and St Sslyadpf NJ lsst dates Wako,'s enemies
were IN possession Of this tovn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

A CoLoRTD PETiTfoN-Yesteriay afternoon ia the
Board Of Aldermen. n petition ws received from job,
7 Rock, Geo N. Salter Lewis Hayden, Coffin Pitts Seth
Bpbbs, Sa1 Shcpcy, AVID other c0orcd citizens PRAYING
that the word cuoic1" which stands against their
the voting lists and tax bills may be- removed
and that they may staud fair the record A. any OF
their white clow citizens. The petition wa opposed by
Alderman Plummet. who held tint the designation wss
necessary account Of their being many white and col
ored men OF the name, and without such mark
no one could tell which which. For this reason AMI
on motion Of the Alderman from Ward T. the petition was
tabled Boston TraHscrigt, 7itesdaH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
HANOVER LAND PoH SALE.

~ II previously disposed be soId on he assn on San
%',, nss, ~ suction on The P,eG's' fair o. not ihs
situated on the Virginia Central Railroad 10 miles Richmond
aud from Hanover Courthouse Depot
three and four hundred $50 Of open and
'asd INTO n's neh AL OF which are IN improving condition
THIS iam lies WE'LL adjoining the lands Price Win.
ston James SUIT and others Being alike depo,
sn ehmond offers Inducements To purchasers seldom with
10 Fyseians IL chance,
having myself been engaged in the practice ave
With liberal aud enlargng patronage.
ne dwelling house OF rooms Is In excellent repair
buidng and being all and con.
venience rarely found Virginia size In short nm.
place Is desirable for farmer man Those wishing
10 purchase can visit the farm, the Central Railroad will
pleased TO show them the premises The be made scco
moang Possession the FIRST o. January privilege
'oslnE wheat crop this tall. Address
sei-ctist Oct II p TEMPLE u.nov., N "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

The whg and American journal. bring cheering
port Of Pino - prospects To- Indiana wcpu5l.h elac
whore sIso suinaug Of tho ACTIVITY aod euthu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

There were thfec inches Of Mount Washington
"Wednesday morning. aud the other peaks alan
erred TUESDAY noon the thermometer Mount Washing
ton stood NJ y dcg-N Y. Jour. NJ Tom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

STHWA CURED WITH As MUCH GER
n TAISrY AS AGUE AND PEvER.-No return
Of this distressing disease while
TONS REMEDIES Also, scrofula, andular sweng diseases
OF the Throat scad H. adj letter and all
Numerous be at his Room s. Exchange
where he he until Saturday
prescriptions given every No humbus
see HIM au29-6t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
.si3s,i s oe crop ' " A'f'f p TEMPLE n
ANDFOH sALE.-I .h.n oa.r tor .aIs :. public snc,o

ANDFoH sALE.-I shan offer Tor sale public auction
IL on the premises TUESDAY the
privately sold before chat notice viii be given 100
49, or 100 acres land might purchaser being
which q
northeast Of Richmond and about Central
ka Road This would make profitable little farm
ohe ndst soil easy 10 cultivate and easily improved
BY land In the for garden
good stream o. n has cord If wood at
ought 10 b. taken 90 that the brought would
en have an abundance Of wood land o. original
there V not healthy place IN Vrgini
dwelling house lC s feet square. brick chimney Are
places outside for additional room; kitchen
a. IN location
Terms made knoWn the day Of person wishing 10
view the premises will please call the subscriber,
se1-sEaw THOMAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

MONETARY AND co11sEsciALsl

Indicated change brought sorss rain ~, nsrt ,
vsr.y no. hssy ~ \ Wheat yssees ns ss,rs
49, ~ ss y - !. sems rs,.nc~s iron m es.ss>nes
very probable a. prr.<n Co. % mi, N ~. s sns
essa E..srsd While SERIOUSLY altered state q might
ss T., =;
h. %.s,vd the .ln :, such unexpected rate VII permit
oensn spssiss,ss re. a. ~, Ssns .eas prove
,:ss'p ss. s. ss: n.sss Asssso
% the .esns Of is there
n .uS ,ss rso crop h. rs.,y .eesssd N.
The van, 81 sssas mo s..
Ssns the gss which oshssss. ~s small. thu. re-
Ps. i s Sss%.ss
and n. interior g Ea,.. .s spoken
The s i. ana s.ss :ss. ssS s s sss s:. e
as.s s:s e ss m % s e ,, ssaSy
0a N. ssSs 9. her ss.sS ne, ,
''. rs. 70 the a., ssa''.l plenty. ~r
s,.i Aav.r..r In hi. letter Of is.A n...h. hates,
The h.ry.. /. . the tonic Of eopsr.,u.op An ,,,,.r,
1 ~, s ~, .hs bout and N.
sh .asi.n. r.glaly Happily The sa
ss n. ,uSnp. Se ss n rhsn apssa on %ours
bot not damaging rain. have .e a sns .. SSs
snes ioS ss,rs gs past Ts %ei than .n %
ms,s.t ,,h,, go ns Shes,
n , ras Io, Lseossy rom me ssssrs n snpssnsei
a, =, N. a an sdssnes Of .sou, L. per sssrer
owing The nmsd Wills are prevented
S ID. q
EHesns and the faas have sssn :s..sy has %
wise Impaired confidence In the manufacturing districts given
The London correspondent Of the N.,ion.
- ~ 'f~'' w '''s ''@''o"~' i"seihBe"cef,
under date OF 18th August confirms the preceding
touches upop
ara. A.. A. .,.-,.. -..,s-- - o. -
Tn ss o. y %seS me maturity o. ns srov,ss crop
folk and Norothe produce Of the crop fully one
M err me Sw re- have rspid % The Royal
isy. .dv..hi. . ~ M ny x's
some ambiguity In ,hI. .n..er TIA, The bankers
not wish TO be troubled abont the change
coinage To decimal Without the Interference
ment The House OF Commons however Alarmed
OF the enange ana deep sense OF ITS utility rapidly growing
among the people cos.o have been slightly Circulating
the week the last quoted ve have so for
mere very e doing United states Stocks owing perhaps
much TO very e being on the market other
The English papers bring US the prospectus Of The
General Credit Company" Of London with liability
capital be 9ooool EACH pre-
posed that the business Of the making
payabe BY monthly other instruments upon
Of or leasehod estates Be held
bank. railway, other pOeIe, assurance
veonary interests other kind security approved
the directors will also render assistance
having OF their but requiring
pee the purchase Of eligible property II observed In the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
LOOKING GLASSES
PICTUREPRaM


uDHHNIX LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANU-
FACTORY Nos 3sS 800 and S92 Greenwich
Braeh New YORK. HORACE " sIdLRR
sel-Sm-Tyasl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

LEWIS N. WEBB &: GO.
4 kFfEH FOH SALE:
~ 800 hhd- NJ o. r. r. and Cuba prme
choice quality
100 bbs Coverings" Crushed aud Powdered Sugar
$40 bbls "siuart G, and "Egerton, Dougherty WOODY
and y Coffee Sugar
10 half boxes "Loverins's" and "Egeron, Dougherty
Woods" Loaf Sugar
100 hhd prime Porto Rico Cuba Mu,covadO Moasses
10 bills choice Syrup
o. bbis prime New Orleans Moiasses
so bags prime Rio and LagCayrA Coffee
oOO pockets prime Java and Mocha CJGee
300 kegs Old Dominion Nails
200 boxes AdamAntne Candles
Sperm and TAllog
~ bbls, Tanners Oil
% bills. Vinegar
Rice; Cotton Yarns; Window Glass, sxlO and Iaxi2
soap; Candle Wick; Wrapping Paper
Wrapping Twine; Shot and "a Lead
Pepper; Pimeno; Bed Cords
Leading Lines Sporting and Blasting Powder
Painted Buckets; Brooms, Backing
Green and Hlaek Teas ne nc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
RICHMOND MARKETS, Angus, 30. 1854.

RnshKsAner closing remarks yesterday relative TO the
weather. the clouds concentrated their
youehad liberal shower to the arid clouds are still
lowering overhead and expected regret
hear from portions OF the unavorabe report, the
tunp In several heds the
species OF which has made It's appearance large numbers
ProuRIhe market reAin. inactive. prices
changed We quote superhne t65T old) at a.
ToBAccoTe tendency Of prices still though no
quotabc Western
keis exhibit = further Improvement.
wHEAr-we have change the and
quote before at $li5Sti 10 for red vhits
We will publish several interesting tables
receipts Of wheat Ia this market.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01
AUCTION SAILS ADVERTISED IN rHE WING

Hsst ssflrn.
~ Parties selling real estate, adacen
sV" BY transmitting reports q The SALES 10 NE whg
sept Ia fsrm u hsU el.ar.d "A -.
Ds9' Va ohesseFned county . M shove Richmond.
~ ttfm n Heuroo,f miles Richmond eoentrts-
ing $40 ac..io be divided irscis 70 ~ ,oIa ~ ~.
premlsrs ~ I'm ~ = W. ~
sass dsye esll.d Ostley - In nuetIpsss. e,.,
mls .a the Courthouse, containing ESQ Ger privately
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-01

uyOHS CONGHE:SS CATERS AND FnEr.CH
. CALF OXFORD TIES II my Sup
ply Of the above Splendid Dress Shoe. CATERS
approved which
CALL assuring them prices shall be the qualify
ID. n. FRANKLIN,
sci No. 2lo Broad Shockoe Hin.
= BARRELS COFFEE SUGAR, x.riou. grades. for
q - sale by JOHN N GORDON,
WARRINGTON COLLEGE LEXINGTON, VA.
w
lS:6 For particulars Inquire OF the President
sel-e2t
SthOOI wANIED.-h young an vi had
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assistant In Academy High School,
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"ANTED.-As good second hand boiler 10 20 horse
w power, apply
aaso HUNT BROTHER Va. Street,
EORN-for sale from Rail Depot.
~ Ans0 LEWIS HILL.