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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

INV EsrAsLisnNksr.-rhe new dry goods establish
ment OF Aessrs Price, Bayiy Watkins OH Maiu street.
near Twelfth, was openee tho public yesterday foe the
nr time aud attracted the observation Of every
~ Tue main foor has been tted up ia
ami TIE entlrv premises appearance
anu symmetry, evncg good Judgment aud excellent taste
on TIE part oil those who have desgued super Intended
se general arrangements But striking feature
ao9 Ut tue store is the large dome by which light admit
Ted aud diused with sotened effect upon the counter,
below This Is quite novelty, and will doubtless xngag.
large share OF the attention oil those may visit .s
hshnent The second hoor will be used shawl and
ad mantle room The enterprising gentlemen have
associated themselves for the purpose conducting
mess Al this tenple Of the fashions are all well and
so'ao'y known TO the community aud doubt not will
be encouraged with liberal share of public patronage.
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a. NEGROEsAND OTHER PROPERTY

10 fae ~ public AUCTION, Without
THURSDAY the sh day wallace
Plantation IN the county o. Charlotte thyhve valuable Slaves
consisting % men, women, boys asd girls.
Also all The stock Of horses and mules, hog. an
the crops OF fodder &c and al the
utensils Qneladng good hrehing machine, wagons,
which may belong 70 The plantation
Among the cattle good and heeves
also oner for sale about 1000 excellent PORK
ThNs-Cah for The and credit Of
curity. THOs w AfKINs
sei7-ctds Trust-~ 4 n Wsttf,.
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By GoDDIS 4 APPERsoN. Agc,.
Il fnisdi as 81

- Estate IN PRINCE GEORGE cot,NrY yiRaIST.D IN
reasyNAL PROPERTY ruEREON-By Of tir-- s.yc,s
at A. "a 20 'hs subscribers b. Dol THU. Rice the
assa ist The second dated January is5s .nd
unrd dated 18Th January, 1850 recorded m Ynr.
osote Souny Court shall. al Of
80 p,ocsed 70 =. a. public aaeton premises. in the
not N, next iar day, commencing o'eiock A IN.
following valuable real e-tat " ' ~ ''''u'e
Ia. The state e.lIei BLAIRs containing sT4 acres. i,,nx nm
belzeen the Of DR.
mar o. Sno " WILCOX Esq-, and oppot.
YER u- stat Of John A. sdrn North az N ~.
.sr Ihe improvements this estate Inferior consl.nr
small dwelling hou.e. sc
rs land Il naturally Of tne son. Laval ,s "A
HHAhy adapted TO the gr0sh Ahout
ere NOR "f Ie-. cleared mos, n.,,
-. ~ wood There !. Shsrf The steam.
hssthy and The vcu from the river
"a l- estate called XII BANKS"
NC lana o. Dr. Cole, and Po~rI
N"" "rr improve
containing ~ $1,000 "@'onrs
@th traef % ralles "a rup or rpv .
sie OF Po~sls Greek adjoining o. kTr Jorsn
ON After the sale OF the be
e place consisting Of Mules HORSES Cows and or-n Wa
hoegh and Farming Implements. Also Lighter.
Aud the following FRIDAY the 7e,h da, Of s,es,
~ NOT the nexf fair day, at CITY Point, IL o'clock
- L ntanlng about sne opposite Tav.
III ~nd immediately the line OF the
% garded valuable for Warehouse
1ei bAirs 10 believed
10y and profitable investment for and rer.
set for 4 long time - - 1870 "a mar
Dr. John NinTe, Mr. iwu. C. Ra-Hnr- and Mr. John . -,
aen are wei acquainted with this . SUR v.
@ that b desired Who nav .nooir. Of
mo may wish TO mine the
htefeed 10 that Instead Of
" 'e eeu me terms VIII be fourth
years Vnieres payable half yeAry a trust deed
w
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DECISION To BE NorKD.-on Thursday case cam.
before the Hastings Court Of Fredericksburg appeal
f'n tile decision Of Magistrate involving the question
OF what constituted runaway slave IL appeared that
oeg'o irn Richmond had permit visit Falmouth ani
return on the following Monday night On the Tuesday
night succeeding the Police ound the negro in Feder.
icksourg aud arrested hun runaway, claiming the
ward specified by the Revised Code The Magistrate de.
eidd ia iasor OF the oil the ward the own
ems appealed maintaining that the slave his way
home, and was not runaway. under the ruling of the
Code The Court sustained the Magistrates award.
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v w lIh NOkIH Of LEIGH, SALE-The subscribers
are authorized TO sell the desAby
Thomas Stevenson II located
runs back 49, feet With the privilege
south The dwelling has 10 rooms bath ROOM with ar
brick kitchen, containing rooms besides cellar and CITY
water have been nirodned In the house The whole premises
IN hne ORDER having built
mAnship and materials being Of the best kind
For &C. To
seiO-2aw2w GODDIN
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a VALUABLE HOUSE ANDLoT FOR SALE.

N The subscriber iii for sale AZ public sneon on wF
NEsDY The sh day q October, DAY
very valuable House and Lot IN the village Of Nsutovn
Queen county Vs. the House and rooms
and passage tbs lot you'd suit Of combine
Nth be trade The business q hotel keepnE-as much
needed In ne village The Lot contains three
VII b very accommodating and made known day Of
sei2-cd BENZ. q GRESHAM Admr
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u1NOH HENT.-A MOST DESIRABLE AND CFNTRAI -
~ PRIVATE DWEtLIN0-The nearly aoiy rrs. l.
deuce, butt 81 brick the 18Th
VI b rented Tor onc ycsrs.
The main dwelling has a
bath room, &C. sup ed v The siU vster The budng
furnished viii The kitchen has four good
residence complete al arrangement admirably and
centrally oaie IN % excellent nesborhood n rarely
ior rent. Apply A 70 rhos. ". Reese.
PRICE. BkYLY A wATKIvs
~ ne premises are Al present supplied Win any
goItot u Which tenant avs himself Of very prices
Possession lumedat-y s.lS-tf
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GHtENHHIEH HIVER ESraTE F.,It !. +, :,

virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Of RoekbrSdTe pro-
- nounced the 1Ih day April 1852 As e.use tb.rr
Pending between Robert TAYLOR raarisn ,hs re-,
Of Susan Taynr deed panG eDoEs Tav- ma
n'fe defendants shall proceed Octo~r
20 @ Al public aneioa the premises estate no
A. MeDoTeis Bottoms, lying GreenbeF
~ Va and adjoining Adeson Ferry containing 4i2 IN.
property Of helAte Susan y. Taylor, deed - -' WV
The improvements 4
barn. stables &c This hes ON the
me OF The Coyngion and Ohio Railroad probably H. The
s OF one Of rs dPots It Is distant from White Sulphur is
s and ~ miles from the Red Blue, sulphur sprnr-
200 bottom thu best on.Iy aor CO..
grain and - good
the residue In timber There
arm beautifully situated In bend Of the river one Of The
hnest estates In that section Of
vision o. ne fand anosg.i the heirs Of Mrs Taylor
1tESs-CAsh In hand pay expenses NJ sale
and FOR the residue credits Of IN eoua
the giving therefor With approved ~
legal title retained till the purchase money Is paid -
Sale will commence - NJ Address the undersive nv
Davidson, Esq, Lexington. Va " - ~
sel-t6 ] MCDOWELL TAyTnp
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qAut,
MAHsIIALy SAIE.

UAHSlIALS SALE.
NFRIDAY THE i4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER next the door
SDof the Curt House Of Kansvha County
he highest bidder for cash all The Dams Locks and
Goal River Navigation lying and being
Boone countes and but and erected under
State Of Vrgnate being levied By satisfy Ures
executions In favor Of Scott Whord OF VII
Ham w. Webb, against aid company and
mr. hrNr
aul-ctds Dep for jefferson T. Martin Marshal W % VI.
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- hOUsE-By virtue Of several deeds executed o.
Ss WI sell 70, CASH to The highest bdd without
hatan Court House, the frs; MONDAY October being
day Of land lying Powhatan Court House on
which Francis sampson lately resided about
tract handsome
eessAr outhous nearly sueency wood land and he
arabic land IN good coalition.
Al he time VIII BE- sold the terms the siorhouse
and lot nov occupied ~ Mesrs cardoIo varss
WILLIS }. DANCE,
sc2-2aWtds 8
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Nrssss S5J S,,. ADA 4; S,see'. school,

Mis-. 4 Miss ADA y. MINORS SCHOOL,
A. foh foCSo LADfEs, RfcHMoSD.-fbs sseosd s-s.os
OF t,s n<tiutLon iii
ons eentnusd session, 70 lst July. 1851
IN ne orxanz.tlon Of mis- school, Principals
uahs WI Ne ru Of th>r sxps-nce. htht
eoans>i 81 othsrs eminent IN N.
ford tbs only thorough eoar,s on
fsm.is sdues,isn. " -A>~a
Neither In r.lalns their able srpsreseed Assistant nor In
s -eoh o. Der feiAos seorcrs.
have us .ubsehsrs spared anything m.y MAJ. tr .rI,
Won sorshy o. the patronage OF The community Attention viii Dc
pat 70 " manncrs aud morsi- ofth-
1esy inter- a. taken In their advancement
Music, both he
in- h.p Piano and Guitar All furnished
Ir Board, 800; knrsh tuitio1 ts0:
~ Nosrn snsu.xs sseh. sao s2 Musk on P.no ss
lap tsoi oaitar, 80 Drawing and PAlnipf, tsB
ESEskScc: Rxr Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno p vrgair.
Rev p-ierkn; Va Oliver WHITE ESQ fls-t-od sesa.s y.
- 70. 1,.son, W ID, Bolton, ". ~, A. Peteoi.. % A
mlseo; " D. hsnry cassi D. and Col PsrEs Rc,-
Coleman and Beverly Douglas. E.qs sats s-ns-: o. snb
20 Lanenears county; Thomas NJ D. Meek enbarr
county. MRS JETFrpso~ Moe y
"A
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The New Book by the Author Of the "Wide Wide World
m APPLETON & CO., 9t0 AND 3is BRoau.

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Asths orders fer this advance pubcaon are quite
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orders ~ an evidence popularity the Hnrsni
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED would re -
II specially inform the public that the sign k=SS$a
over his AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, No IN .
So Main street. has been changed from Of
NEtsoS Mon to NELSON h-rrofore ~ Nm -
prepared TO Manufacture description other
rcutus Implement that the farmer assuring them
ths All implements Manufactured by him warranted T.
tvstors, Harrows, &C
Minor HortOn-No Is isH 49, i9 20 and e. Cast Point
20 and n, A Wrought Shear
Wley-No "a, 81, sc. 70 and sX
8, Len Hand
County Livingsion-No /, g ~ , and g. Right Hand
Improved Liyiu s'on-Cast anl Wrought shear
McCormick-
Davs-i, 2, and q Horse Wrought Shear
CutTNAIoEs-s, and tooth Cast
6andT Wrought
HANRows-2O and ~ square
Orders selected assuring Promp, attention to sane
v NELSON
AN stu conducting the above business y No
30 Main street. vhere shall be friends and ne
arers generally and receive their orders Tor
NAV san promising them that order shall
tended 70 WN m pIFas1nfs
FEaFf
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~ II not previously disposed soId on The s5t AZ sen
nhsr NEXT a, auction the premises not hrst
All DAY tseAisr The land on which reside, LISDIEY
situated the Virginia Central miles from RIrhond
aud from Hanover Courthouse Depot tract contSn.
es and ar hundred $50 Of which Open and d.
T'sd mo ave bells, all Of which are in improving
This am lies we'll adjoining the Price w Win
James Sutton Being alike convenient q,
Nn Richmond, offers Inducements purchasers seldom met viii
To Physicians u chance,
having myself been engaged practice the ast Ave
With liberal and enlATging patronage. $500
The dwelling house OF In excellent repair; the out
o1ldngs numerous and beng all Of
venenee rarely found Virginia
place desirable for Thos-
to purchase can visit the farm, the Central Railroad viii be
pleased TO show them the premises The made sccorr
mndang Possession the With The pryere ~
sOEing wheat crop this TALL Address
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WINCMEsrER vIHGINIAJ MEDICAL.

w CoLLkoE-rhe this lnstltutIon
May @ ' NC ''"o''hs
FACULTY
nvsn Mo6ur.. D. Porof..or Of Surgery Physoioxy
- ~~''N'-' ~"@ W.
Matsria MedIea. " '' ~"'',''S s"e
Yes for whole $780, fee $500 D..e.ns
neksf Conee only) 5000: Diploma fee 5000
The course pursued
generally but ADD a.
delivered during the day The study practical anatomy us, b
--''' N'''''''" "u''ht
recent act Of the General Assembly College EDUCATE,
teen youns men, from the
. required that applicants shouid moral earae
ana unable 10 pursue their studies 10,
further Information apply 10 ~
ma1-dAc3tw ALYRED r. rrCKyR M A n,
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Thrice Weekly Age, fsr 1857.

We propose TO isus tho 10th volume 81 the
Thrice Weekly Age during the session Of The
coming Legislature.
To enable rs to do this without q very great
peeuniary Ies, IL 10 absolutely necsssary that our
friends througboutth the State, for Whose grau6cs.
ton aud benefit the publication IL made, should
aid in giving us good iist Of subsenbers
The rednced number OF Democratic menben
OF the Legislature renders this service In our b.
half joubly reqaisiie this year, and We ihsreiore
confidently rely upon receiving II.
The session win b one Of unusual Interest. 40
many questions arc 10 come up, In regard 10
which the people Of this stale viii look with anx.
ety for the sayings and dolngs Of our opponents,
who will have everything their own way.
The doings Of Congress, and the general News
Department will also DO faithfully attended 10,
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The character OF the Thrice. Weekly Ago Is -
well known, that we deem Il needless 10 add
anything more. sr-.Fr.T
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rs the names Often subscribers aud the si0, shall
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The Great European
G O U G. Fl r e M L ID Y
a.. n. xu.ts~. n1..l.

SSNNtoUg FL.
One OF the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders Of the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since this
truly valuable medicine was introduced into this
country, aud yet its superiority over every other
Medicine in the cure OF cough and lung disorders
is generally acknowledged, In those cases Of
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
remedies, the European Cough Remedy has
achieved lis greatest lrumphs, many Of these
long standing and apparently hopeless. cases
yield az once To It's remedial Power, aud two or
three bottles generally eteet cure, while len re-.
cent cases a single Botue'is generally moro than
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
ed from hundreds which might be given.
Remarkable cure Of Phthisc with severe cough
communicated by General Small, Limington cor.
mar, Nov. 9Th, 1856.
THIS is to certify that for many years suffered
from the Pihisic accompanied with severe and
very distressing cough. My suiierings whenever
took cold were very great, and | could meet
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
tried Rev. Walter Clarkes European Cough
Remedy, from which derived immediate benefit,
and 10y taking four Bottles was perfectly cured
and have had no return Of either cough or Phihis-
10. sincerely recommend the European Cough
Remedy to all sufferers. II has been worth q
thousand dollars to me. GEORGE SMALL.
For sile by Trstem Gilman, Saco, and ut the
Union aud Journal Counting Room, No L; Cen.
taal block, Biddeford. ......
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iatnre this Winter, the debates and proceed.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
M AINE FAR M Il IL

VOL. XIV. FOR 1857.
nHE MAINE FARMER will soon enter upon
| / lis 18th Volume, the closing year Of the quar-.
ter century OF its existence. II has now been 50
long before the public, and ITS character and oh.
jects ore so we'll understood by the Farmers, Me.
chancs, and Working Men Of Maine, that the
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about it in that respect. He wishes, however, to
tender his grateful acknowledgements for the lib
eral and Increasing patronage that he has hitherto
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that he ssall endcavor To keep up with the spiri,
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ON paper ol improved quality, and use every ex.
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Of the doings in the State and National Legisla.
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Augusta, Nov. 4, 1856. 3w5O
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NO FAMILY


Can afford TO be without Mustang Liniment Ia
their house. The many accidents we are liable
TO-, may render II necessary any moment, aud
nothing is capable Of performing such a certain
cure. (Eziraef) "ln lining the kettle from the
fire il caugh, end scalded my hands and person
very seve ely one hand almost TO a crisp The
torture was unbearable. II was an awful sight
= The Mustang Liniment appeared TO ex.
irac, the o.. "a almost immediately ]. healed rap
;,s a'', ~, r. &c Of account. CHAs. FOSTER,
ao8 Rru.g S',., d., 'adaphia." II is truly a
a<V Droaa street fh.. "a any case of swell.
wonderful article. II will cu.. aSs, ~
ling, Burns, Sill JOINTS, Erupiions or. with ~
For Horses It should never be dispensed 80
One Dollars worth Of Mustang has irequen,.,
saved valuable horse. II cures Galds, Sprains,
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders Beicars of i'm.
itations Sold in all parts Of the habiiable Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
lmoiS
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5pttiul 1utitrs.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS FOR FE-

Prsy~sd by o. oh PAysseiss ef Forty years sE'
- ...r psrtsHet.
The eonbinaon Of Ingredients In these Pls. 10 the re-
cult ef bong and extensive practice they are mid In
ths,r op<rstiOa and certain q restoring nature 20 lie
proper channel In even instance have the pl proved
successful They are certain 10 open those ossrseions
% which females are hAbis, AMI bring nature Into s
proper channel whereby health "a restored, and he pale
AMI deAiAly eOanisnAnee changed 70 q healthy oss.
No female can ssoy good health unless she 10 regular
aud whenever an obstruction takes place, whether from
exposure coll or O,her cause, he general hsaA lmss
dlAsly begins 10 decline and the want Of such rene
dy has been the cause Of 80 many eOnsumpOns among
young females Headache. palm In the side, paipita-
lion Of The heart, ioathing q bod and disturbed sleep,
40 most always srss from the interruption Of natures
AMI Whenever that IL the eAs The pills viii Invariably
cure thess evIis In al % painful msnstruston-
or nrvOas and spInAi Affections In the tack AMI limbs,
isvas.a q spi's, Mysteries Gs Nor are hey less 81.
neseloss IN the cure u LsneOuhoea. commonly called
the "wAies" These Pills shOad never be taken dur
Ing psegnAn. they would he SIRE 10 cause amisear-
rags. Warranted purely vegetable. and free hon any
thing injurious 70 NE or heailh. Pull AMI explicit d.
rsstons which should be rad, accompany each box.
Ihess Pis pot pat up square nas boxes. Persons
residing where there agency established, By en-
eIOsng One Dollar In q letter prvpaid, 70 Dn. Z. l.
cuExsnAs, Box No. t,ssi. Post once, New-YOrt city
have thsm sent 10 their respective Addresses By re-
turn Of mall. Agsnis-s. T. Mitchell. saeo A. Sawyer.
Bddsfe<d H. II. Hay, Portland Kidding 4 Co. BOs-
ton. Wholesale and retail. 0raos 81.
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BRICurON MARKET, Dee. II.

AT market 100 Beef Cattle, $500 sheep, and
500 Swine. I'D.
BEEF CATTLE-weq quote extra IS 80; first
quality 81 IS TO ss %, second 70 10 TO 81 W;
third IS Is 10 Sc 30.
WORKING OXEN $50 TO $40.
COWS AND CAI.YES.-Sales from SO 10
ass
SHEEP.-saes from q 90 10 sc co.
SWINE.-At retail. lfom els. TO y cts.