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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
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The rssas snnooncsd yesterday, rsnains unehsne,d-
The cs that Mr. Buchsan he's been ehosea President d.
vests further returns Of much interrss.
TESNESsEE ED
Complete returns from forty mine counties shou rain
Tor buchanan OF <'S's ,vn,.v.
Buehsnan plurality in this State President Is fifteen
thousand
KENTUCKY.
Reported usjories have been received nom 90 couu-
ties The democratic gain Is lO7o9 the Cover
nors election when the American party State
5000.
MISSOURI.
The Official vote la ST. Louis is Buchanan s70s. Fill
5000. Hnmores majority lisa HAf
$3.50, Fillmore u, $40. The counties In Au.
gust gave M Polk 1870 and Mr. Ewing II, 2s0 These
counties constitute NJ Hlmorss principal strength.
n % n 81 rl OHIO Il - a.
Reported msjorides Ian n counties show majority OF
1889 Tor Gremont over Buchanan. Fremonts majority
in Ohio Will be in the neghbothood OF 10000. q
600 .s... NORTH CAROLINA.
In thirty eight counties reported Ia the Fayetteville Oh
server the gain for FILLMORE, compared with the
vote at the August election. ~as toe.
VIRGINIA. sfurE 81.
Returns from isa counties and ctes give Buchanan
majority Of 2e.477--a Democratic gain Of is,sos BY
comparing the Of 1898 With the the 9Th In
sant those counties from which have full returns
and maor,ies la with the maores reported this
year. are enabled form approximate lido. Of the
aggregate In the State According addition
the Presidential election will fall short several
thousand OF the poed last year. The American vote
compared with the the Gubernatora election
shows falling OH OF $751; and the Democratic gain Vi
1898. The counties from which have been
received gave fiournoy a small majority. They are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

l79 maj. for Buchn. li7 maj. for Wise
Total number OF registered votes in ls56--S95 Num-
Der of votes polled. SIS. Difference $751;
rIRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We have returns, official and reported, from every
in the District, except james City, and Garncts major
ty j. 621. Three precincts in Acconac vet heard
from Complete from the District will probably
reduce Garnetts majority TO the vicinity oil 500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

LATEST yRoN ssLr JsEs.--Tho Saints Of Great Sal,
Lake have issued proclamation the faithful endorsing
the Buchanan Democracy, sud tepudang the Republican
pHy. They say Tho Democratic party Il the nstsu.
ment 10 Gods hard, by which i he eH~ced our rccog
nitou sovereign STATE eth the domestic insttutos
Of Slavery sud Polygany established by the patrsrc
TO The saint 4 latter days through Co.'s chosen rulers
and prophets"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

"WTrRE VOC GoNG:T-An anccdote Is told of
Fnney, the "reviyalist" aud canaler to the following
effect:
lie was "hodng forth" in Rochester and in walking n
loug the canal one day boitrnan who wa
s"earng iuriOn'y Marching up, he confronted him. and
rather abruptly asked
'Sir, do you know where you are going ?"
The un.usp,ctng innOcenuy replied that he was
geing up the canal on the boat JOHNNY Sind-"
'No, sir, you are not" continued Fnney. You nre
going 70 hell faster ihsn a canal boat can convey your
The boatman looked at him with astoni-hmen for a
minute, and then returned the question:
SIR DO you know where you goingS"
81 expect 20 go To heaven"
"No, 'ri you going right into tie canal p
Add, uiting the &C ion to the void. no took Finney in
his aud tossed him into the murky waters where lac
would have drowned had not the bOanan relened and
fshed him out
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.ucrlos sALEs ADvEKrIsEp IN rnS WIG.


Louisa Win dwelling ALEC, niue valuable slaves,
= =; T., .os ',ss%.Pi s % g %
AsoTo.t,e sale n two negroes IN front Of the State Court
-x usei u siS scre. only 10 clear d. balance heavily TIM
bered in Hanover county about Is miles from Richmond the
sale Of eight valuable slaves,
2hrso lrsoi. Albemaris county, Bell Ar"
ng o situated the foot o. Cenies mountain aud
Eist mill. Dwellings both tracts Yor sale privately
sam ,ae a sI a@,e. IN ,s"ss CO. -h -.pv and
og,ou.s. also, oo bb 'Oeh, Ac Advd By Jones, err
caeuTs land, sers more or
aTru.es sale Of several tracts of aud QoeudIng
m.ns ss 2, ,. 1SS@ , d' :" u"
sane Commissioner. sse Of sr q about coo aeres In
slaves soet crops etc. At he ste
residence u VIM Coleman deed, sposyvania county Pee
commissioner. tract Of 900 asrs.
~ In Ams county the Daavs raroad aiso, soct crop.
A.oTh. rio called Bchl.ed IN Orange county. containing
al.o-gssguo,.' .s valuable tracts. TIE vicinity Of
'rsel: 80 81 sdyi % M..r Detlnson
f lioson Johns tobacco factory Danvle aoa vacani
" .do,aos us factory, Aod lO' and dwelling house Grove
Dee ia tract Of 200 acres called Dunnlvsnsy In aose
county miles nom The XVII be soh q e Q. w. ~ william
2dsis q 900 to 800 vsiu.bis negroes HALIFAX v. c.
sIn Botinsss county miles from HsdwiesvIl. several
parcel, 81 sad steam enFse ers' MILL &C. See advt Of r.
sam. sale q ~ 70 70 furniture, stock,
crops, &c, Al Ftruinfton, Gloucester couny
6ihThrce 81 land adjoining vicinity
ham Pt.yvsns w. For particulars, adv Of w. T. Pan.
nil, C5mr.
srla.ies, al. q Bueth" near Manchester, on The Coal
~ tnrnpite CONF W. serss With brick dseinR &c.
Eehuond y 4 SsSosS.,os sss p,iy.sy mean.
vhlc ~ a.
aad so ~ adjoining tract Of $40 See ne sdvf
ish-fhs Magnolia House, AZ Braoi the t.rmlsu. ofue Va
sod ren rAroad alec, lots ads The depot for sae privately
a. plsntston eonsslnhs aeoe scrrs 10 Norn .I.ssms.
Sda yh isoI.The N buckingham called
Irving con'r.
Nos l9LsrFe snd p~rempsory s- q dy gods saehous
o. hent, Paine Co. Aucts commencing ~ ~ sdv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

The Washington Organ Of Tuesday has the following
paragraph showing The fracrns feeling existing among
those pure patriots who gu the public Offices In the ede
raj city
"TasusLE ALREspY.A severe contest took place last
night IN The ol the Jackson Democratic A-socaion
witch trrunatsd IN hgbt The facts reported 10 as
bvay lhsss Some days ago the Association adopted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SwEDES-The King OF S~eden's speech on the open
ing OF the Diet the Esd October contains the following
paragraphs:
Two commissions, consisting OF equal number OF
Swedes sud Nor~egans have just drawn the draught
O hill for regulating the and navigation be-
tween Sweden and Norway. A mixed commission is oc-
cuped With fixing the contngnt which each country
provide for the independence and for the maintenance
Ut the glory.
An enlightened liberation for the faith Of others based
upon the love Of ones n-ghh" and inspired by indom
table conviction constitutes the essence OF the dogas OF
the Protestant church. The ancient laws which impede
the freedom Of worship, therefore give way so that
the community may bc in harmony with the constitution
bills for the abolition OF the punishment vi exile aud
for the reforms OF the criminal code will be laid
YOU"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SERiOUs CnARGE-The Norfolk Argus Of Yesterday.
publishes the following paragraph under it, editorial
head
Our excellent foreman. John Hayman With character
beyond rcproacb, charged with setting Gre a. the Of
hce Of the American. Sunday night IN company with
Thomas Hicks, man Of unimpcacbsble reputation aud
both committed by biz Honor the Mayor Tor eSani.
nation 10y the Corporation Court and admitted 10 bail In
the suu Of 5000 each. which they promptly gave and
W. Hayban resumed his Iabors We will speak Of the
matter alter ,he examination takes place
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

Hos JonS Y. MAsoS.-The Enquirer publishes the
following extract Of private letter dated Paris October
1856:
Judge Mason has entirely recovered from the shock
his system received by attack some yesrs ago and
never enjoyed better health greater e1uberance Of pr
than At the present time The Judge rises early and
takes his matuunn walk before break last u most indie.
inugabo ~ the performance Of hi Official duties the per
torrance Of which Nth the hearty approval Of s
cOunrymen abroad, aud from hs thorough efficiency and
urbanc manners freign representative At this ;ourt
possesses more than Judge Mason. the respect and coR-
d'nce Of Louis Napoleon. and over whom am assured
none has acquired more influence"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

resou,iou N favor Of the members uniting With the other
Democratic Associations Clubs Of Washington In c.le.
oa"g tod victory achieved BY the elec,on OF James
ehAn-n The City Post Oes Clique attempted isst night
to >s this resolution. ocs ssre,uousy opposed by
the opposite faction From words they came TO lows
and pitched battle OF between clerk the post
Office and an eminent solicitor
The meeting then broke up in row, without repeating
the obnoxious resolution
object VI the post Office clique In refusing unite
With the other associations is supposed the
desire TO monoPoze the officers OF the celebration to them.
selves With view OF gvi' direction hereafter to the GO
vcrnment patronage OF the District
ave are sorry to Democratic friends already
quarreing the spoils. Such immaculate patriots
should set a better example 10 the public"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

PRoDucEs oF TExAS.-The staple products Of Texas
appear To he varied the Of the State extern
sive Cotton, sugar, corn, wedt VOL all growing iu
Large quantities in different sections As regards the Weld
oi sugar. 1t is undoubtedly much larger than it va,
IA 1850 IN lac; is steadily increasing aud con-
unue TO do 50, large part the soil is admirably
adapted 10 the culture The crop augmcns sill.
more, while n the western aud northern counties in MI
dition to tue usual grain products observe there i
considerable yield OF wool In 1880 the ccsus showed
State to contain 100, $50 sheep. number of the
Houston Telegraph says that within year past between
four aud hve hundred bales Of WOOL aveng four hundred
pounds 70 lle bale have been received Echnnn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

lLLS0AL VOrSo.-Never, perhaps. since the formation
Of our government hss there been much illegal and
ifauduent voting o. Tuesd,y last Judging from the
result IL this county tho thing has doubiless been general
Az neigboung precinct w. tbs county the three zen.
tlenem who controlled the pOllsal Democrats and all
entitled u tbe honorable souJriquct Of acknowledgement.
ted two irom Missouri vote, Of shOn had been
here ies mouths visit aud the other for the afst
time he IN the county here less than two
weeks eore the election. The COmnissOncrs W. under
stand decided tia had the right vote any where
~ tbe Uted States for President AID received the votes
alluded 70. With the silly subtcffngc Of endorsing the cir.
eum-taces upon the ticket ~ be corrected the Court
House. II wrong JgHgfDn YirgfnidH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
CONTINENTAL Markets.


P.RIs, Oct Cera during the have been quiet There
Halle" account of the new,
at OF grain be prohibited
nearly terminated although yield
large, aud the qualify better than anticipated holders
rates
HsVRK 20 (werkiy Report )-Coon-Te market during
the animated aud prices
from 6tI SO ko although clos less buoyaney pre-
sales 81 the week 1860 bales against yT bales Arriv
have bee active, well New
lOrk nvur, sold to-day at Az do suvhne Sings 10
do Nv Orleans ~ a. several transactions In Ame
Tirau whest private
MAEsELKs Oct. spTts advancing; Langusdoc
ir. Cee-ls unchanged silk dull and prices nominal
tive, viii aiyanc .nE tendency
MILAGA, oct 1sOiNe extremely active; prices
peso, tending upward socs
trrm.y limited Wines also higher the vintage yielding but
eighth Of the
iHssos Oct Is CerrAswbes upward tendency
of prices. ftHa
ASTwFHP Oct 21Cotob extremely active with sales
Of 2gi bales American at considerable advance uddug
sana 40G Tobacco higher, With sales Of sJ hid. Sguis
aud 81 kstachy Creas wheat eSrrmciy dull with declining
teni-bcy Rye IA lower. the sales of the include h.c
American wheat at IIAftiGI per ~ ki.
AHsrgED,N, Oct 2jrbseeo Arm with Advancing tendency
stock exhausted Gin Declining Cereas-Whea unchanged NE
declining, American sol htYhS.
RoTTssDAH oct XTobtccoWe note sales % 1888 hhds Mary
land Cotton ii2 bAlcs GeogiA sold private
AHnuE0 Oct % Tobacco steady Cotton anmat with
sales of Orleans miidng 6k6LG
Cereals Inactive and lower Wheat declined from TO TO- Hys from
& 10 5thir.
STATES 2s-CerrAis-The tendency market heavy
aud prices for wheat aud tend downward.
DaETZc Oct 2Cereaharket heavy and prices for
have Il clinsd.
sIuCEHoLx Oct 11Cercas-wheat rather neglected. and
lover have been accepted Rye B better demand
ST. PErgRsBoRo, Oct HC.realswheat activc aud
Rye neglected
ODst Oct cereals-Por four days the supple.
have large prices d-ened Tor Tcetue
Ouher grains 10 proportion
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UAHHIED,

AZ Oak Lands Roanoke county, 2ad
BY The Rev VIM II. Prndleton, GEORGE MORRTS
Pau Parish South Oarona Miss ALICE daughter
ward Watts, Of Roanoke, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

DELAwAEE y. S. SgSAroEs--The next Legislature Of
Dawsfc, which will be composed Of nsjoity Of Demo
craft will elect two United States ScuatOrsOne n place
Of VIZ Bayard, dem whose term expires on the 9Th Of
March nest and the other 10 supply she vacancy eaused
by the death Of W. Clayton THE deceased was elected
20 the senate three tues-Rtst from 1899 70 1897 &C.
cohdy FROM 1875 10 1851 and the Ia-t Tor The tenn
beginning March 4, 1858, which would expire until
March 3, 1859
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Field Sports.

Frank Forester has put forth work for the be-
neht OF young sportmen Ii is valuable addition to the
admirable works which have issued from the same pen
aud yet IL Isl work complete In itself Il dscourses Of
the gun in every conceivable aspect. The manner OF
handling 1.-THE best mode OF selecting and testing it
the best gun-makcrs the best powdcrare all made plain
TO the young sportsman. We also have dissertation on
dogs and the Of angling
We regret that so far partrdges concerned there
Is little occasion for youngsters to study this book the pre-
sent season. The Intense cold OF last winter has left few
birds-snd those few should be diligently cherished and
protected by every true sportsman. None barbarian
would shoot one this autumn. H,wks, which make so
much havoc among partridges shoud be wared upon
csssantly. They unusually abundsnt-and should if
possible be extirpated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

ANOTHER FoRoERY New YoRK-Another case Of for
gerry in New York has light. Eleven checks on
the Corn Exchange Bank amounting altogether to $40
rs, and purportng to have been signed by Mr. Edward
Bill have been pronounced forgeres Two clerks Of Mr.
Bill named John NJ. and Charles King. aud man named
ID. Farmer have bcen arrested, charged with commit
tug the offence. Farmer makes affidavit he received
the checks from John NJ. King procured the cash tor
them and handed 20 said King, who admitted
they genuine, but forged checks The prison
ers, after preliminary examination Saturday
committed to await further investigation of the case
The two culprits quite young men, vet worthless;
of them j. married and the other kept a mistress
They led gay and dashing lie visiting all places
OF amusemen aud dressing with the best Of They
each received salary OF 81 per week! aud living
the OF $lO per day. They commenced operations in
August, aud the last check presented some ten DAYS
ago Only $40 found upon their persons when
arrested The basnce had been agrecably disposed Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

Tue AaCuc ExPLOHA TIOS--Tbe demand for d. Kan,'s
Arctic Exploration IL stated has bccn great that the
publish have been unable until the present week 20
supply the book sellers Twenty-Five thousand subscribers
have received IT, The oksccrs have been fun down
by demands orit Lippincott Co., Of Philadelphia the
Ledger says have ordered copies the ef S2n
00o and Phillips, Simpson Co. Of Boston, the smoon,
Of $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. N ereatvsrs,y, ineia.
- dng neary ~ " ncu improvement and or shch The W.
Tfna NcyhAnics Insfute has Iut fus-dd
om~ w snd sn b. furui.hed usr. ~ Ne
manufacturers prices, 81 bAfDLEr a ROBINSON,
noi8 Chsmsa kc. 9Th and Franklin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

NORM CAROLINA lTENs.-The general Assembly will
meet ON Monday next-At the tall term Of Slmp,o,
Superior Court last week, Judge Dick passed sentence
Oh jacob johnson, Tor the murder jacob Stewart com
United III hnrnett county some two ago The
cutOn is TO take place Friday the 18th of DSceub.r
At Onslow Superior Court, last week negro named
Ab'am was convicted of rape a young idy and sen
fenced TO be hanged the 18th lie confessed hs
guiit--At the Orange County Fair last week tie pre-
mum Tor the largest yield Of corn the acre 81 bus
els, was awarded to o. g. Tnnin--The Synod Of North
Caro1a commenced its session ia Fayetteville on We,nes
DAY evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

GALLANT BoYs-About two weeks ago two sons OF Mr.
j. ). whihoe, Of Monterey, in Owen county, Kentucky
one ten years old and the other hi rode their father
horse to the k-uucky river water. The horse plunged
IN and attempted to swim the river with both the,
boys upon his back When the middle of the stream
they tried the horse back towards the other shore
This made him capsize, aud both the BOYS slipped of i'm
To the water and the horse left them. As they slipped
OIL the elder said to the younger "llod 10 me and
III swim out With Jou. He did hold on and the other
actually swan ashore with him upon his back dragging
at the same time through the tin bucket Which
the younger had strung by the bail upon his arm When
was more -emarkaole feat ever accomplished by boy
Of ten yearsg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

EriqrgrrE Louis Kill desiring 10 hold priva,e
council with his minister Richeeu was Obliged 10 Vii,
hin IN his bsdfoom where he lay dang crou.y IT, But
as subject could not be permitted ~ receive the King In
hs bed except the king lying in bel also Louis was
IN eled ~ on ed'se to"ge and they both thus lay ia
state To discuss the affairs Of the nation Loui. XIV OIL
served the same form when be 10 visit the wounded
hero Tufeune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

CoSu<ssIoS o. Russian RAmwATs.- The Timec saws;
Ieegraph'c sdvces from ST Petersburg state that rail.
way concessions have been granted French company
Tor 80 years aud that their il about 2 500 miles
Terms liked 10y the Government about Els 500 Der
mile, under guarantee 4 per with an additional
per cent tor sinking fund IL is mentioned whether
the French company is the Credit Mober or A conpan,
formed 10y Nessrs Rothscld and other capitalists The
total SUN required nearly eiOOOU 600 will establish n
drain sufficiently not only TO weigh down all descriptions
Of Kussnn scuit g IN our markets. but in some degree
every other kind of enterprise"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SciENcE ANoSC rng RUssmSs-Tbe Monitor, do 4,
foo'e announces that the Russian Government is about
W have scientific voyage executed around the void
we u''ec"' o' when has been con6ded ono Of the
most distinguished officers ~ the Russian ,svv TLis
will be the seth voyage around the world that the Ru,ys
have made since 1909.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
rIsANK sGuyrNe Ray IN PAHu-

III NHANKSGtVGNG pAY IN fAHu-
tt,=< NTLLEThe citizens Of this having appointed
TuHsDAY the 20 day ~ November day Of Pebble Thanks
gyng All The hous-s ~ business viii he closed that day
The Rev Dr. surn v preach By nvaton At the Baptist
Church ~ III o'clock. A. ~.
Farmviile, 18Th November. 1876. mold
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SoAEclrY or SiLvIR COIS.-The German correspondent
OF the New York Abendzeung speaks Of another cause of
ihe scarcity Of silver which has hitherto excited niuch
attention THIS Is io incredible which silver il
boarded up without regard 10 interest," by the sgricultu
raj population Of Germany. Poor this class may be-
they by very poor they are popularity
represented 10 be 10 England aud this country viii very
great proportion OF those at all elevated above downright
poverty, ~ living baud 10 mouth, invariably save some
thug But Of late years, what between the riso m prices
aud good crUp-, the German peasants holding on with
grim tenacty % the prOceed' have accumulated large
suns all ~ silver; for the correspondent H. question
exchanging them possible Tor silver aud iii
their Chefs with sod five franc pieces aud crown dollars
wo seldom leave thcm unless 90 purchase from neigh.
boring farmer adjacent piece OF snd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

MELANCHOLY DEArg.-Mr. Austin Fountain one Of the
mos, respectable farmers Staten Island was Drowned
is. W. dnesday, While attempting 10 cross from Bergen
r"n' 70 Ne~ OH by the capsizing Of small sa boat
He had been making preparations Tor scver, ii,
the south With his amily-had everything prepared and
was 70 leave the day following his death
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

CoSTENrrIBLE EXoUsE.-A number Of wings and Anne.
means ~ ths county voted for Buchanan upon the plea
that they did ~ T. defeat Fremont! Such contemplate
excuse RENDERS them the objects Of the pity Of their new
associates, and Of tbs of those whom they have de,
deserted The that would frame such an excuse IN,
Virginia ought u be cOmmsscrated e. his stupidity or
de-pi-ed Tor Do. knavery.-AbinqL,n Tirain.an.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

SNIsE OF MOST TAN-
II Urn PROPERTY, or WELL ADAPTED FOR A pfHFT
CLASS SCHOOL At AMELIA g. ~. VAwl h. sold THURS.
DAY 9Th 1850 (benr highest
bidder, that valuable and veil property Amelia
Court Heuse, With
~ The vauabe Eastern yrgni. w,
lsrgr private adjoining excellent
walled IN gasn possessing advantages which but
lions do The buildings being and vel adapted
We reception u summer boardrs or large school being ,ua
ted tie DanvHe railroad depot cose the 80
Richmond passing and deity aud very
hay and dsg pot With other advantages, rendering
" very desirable property
A. and place, sod ae, Of land eoutan.
inF - house. liso
There churches and two stores v private houses
The village, and surrounded With the best o. socety.
Terms accommodating. which VII b. made
farther partcuiars apply % T. Weisrer
Barnes. a. Anisis Court House.
The farntas IN the shove houses with the cattle farming
Tools &C. 40 viii be sold after, o. which doe notice
givsn.
nee ticket on The cars w he given 70 those that purchase any
u The shove properly that day, dinner. nos-wsg-
DUES SILKS AVID SILK aoBRs.-we oasr a
SIN Robes ~ 90, ts5
Aiso, Honlton snd Vaiencieunes Sets ..
Hst DO do DO
s.aa,f1 s..or,rsn, % .se muslin s-a cs@b,e Collar, We
lnyie he ladies 70 examine hen. ~ PERKINS CO.
notg No tQ ~ A. so9sr.