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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

The point made by Republican speaker
in New York, the other day, was not bad
one Toombs." said he, " boastcd that the
time would come when he could call the roll
of his slaves in the shadow of Bunker Hill
Monument. The time has come IIark lie
calls; Rufus Choute, '-hrc, +. F. Hal
lett, - hcrc,' Charles 6. Greene. - hare, E
&C. II. Peaslec' here" Shouts of laughter
followed the hit, but there is melancholy
moral in it. 1t is true.
Another good one was got off in Illinois
lately. The democrats had grand rally and
barbecue. An lrishman went to some of the
democratic leaders and said And sure
didn't ye know better than to have a bar
bccuc on Friday, ,chcn hco mirds Of the de-
mac, dtir party can't ate mate -
And talking Of llibernian humor, it is
lust possible that the hurrahing of the Demo-
cracy over Pennsylvania is very much like
that Of the Irishman at the races. Pat
wanted to bet little money on the race, and
being ignorant of the speed OF the several
nags, chose one named Thunder, to bet his
pile upon, as some choose democracy on
account of the name. The horses started
but soon Pats favorite, Thunder, dropped
behind and was last in the race, when Pat
began to hurrah, and swing his hat. When
asked why he did so when he was losing I
Losing, did you say be .abhers, aint he
driuing the whole field before him
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

ShpJJy Mgrattude. Nen get drunk, and
then lay the fault on the wine


then lay the fault on the wine
Femalc Politics. "A young lady, hearing it
stated that government, in this country
would, in future, be carried on without par
ties, said, son dear hope not. If it
comes to that, hop" papa will take us to
live on the continent
Stray Shot.-It is with ideas as with pieces
of money, those Of the least value generally
circulate the most.
A man, for being told the truth, thanks
you the first time-yotes you hora the
secondhand quarrels with you the third.
4 Frenchwoman talks great deal more
than she thinks-an Englishwomnn thinks a
great deal more than she talks,
"R. s. I. PA dysreptic old hyrochon-
driac makes the following ritoous inquiry
ave have great cabhages, great gooseberrIes
great cities, great balloons, great crinoliue
petticoats. great bulls, pigs and calves, but,
tell me, where are our great men -
Lnpudeat Ausiria.-lhe Vienna Press is
about to give German edition of Mrs.
Stoves second black draught, "Drel. 80 And
this to show the virtuous horror Of slavery
That Austria should patronize the mother of
Uncle Tom is a. though Legree himself should
protect Eliza, the mother OF little Henry.
Trarcling EIpciwcs.-lr you stop IN
foreign towns, 60 by all means - an English
hotel or boarding house, aud there you viii
have English fare, bee charged in English
money, and hear nothing but English spoken,
IL will be almost the Same ns If you were in
ENGLAND, excepting that you Will find the chic
kens rather thin, the Cheshire unrlcpsautly
strong, the Queens English very queer, the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24


THF SKELETON " VINO CONVENTION A
r-.I.r A. p. ,I ...;t;.
NoIic7l'ohuc"' VI t'o ppS'oh N'las "ll''"S
from ROXbury Oct. 10Th, speaks in the fol-
Iouin,, ;rra,,or,,. ,,,,,ror or ,Lo C;II,,oro
N N
Wing state Convention last week
Dr,u ArLAs:-Will Won believeitl II isreallv
So. here. in the very heart Of Vermont. in the
peigbboripp town of Mnntp4licr. we have inst wit
messed the rbenomeuon of 1.-Two "Wbig" $50 calle,D
Convention which met Ia ratify the 6omipstion for
the Presidency of that ex.Whis and rro,ent X. y,
Nill,rl Fillmore. AM for tLe Vico that arost,te
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

The Clerk has appointed as his Assistants
for the ensuing session
Norman Williams, Jr., of Woodstock,
b F, Fi6eld, of Orange,
George W. Cahoon, of Lyndon.
lie has also appointed to make up the Ab.
stract of the Grand List.
Sylyanus Ripley, of Montpelier,
Lyman G, Hinckley, Of Windsor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

A GREAT FILLMORE demonstration took
place in Boston on Wednesday evening. The
Boston journal kindly came to the aid of the
committee of arrangements and helped them
out with their programme for the procession,
as follows
Grmuspareucy-" Fools not an Dcrlyct"l
Those who think that Fillmore can bee elected.
Victims of the Posi-, Cave HOAX
Aid Admirers of Lola MoutaA. Aid
Mourncrs when an Ey-City Murhal went tu
California.
Delegation from the South CaToliui Scces sion.ts.
Those who solemsly believe the Union is in danger.
The Barclays Of Boston-n carriages.
Survivors Of the Party who hung bcdnI lu ,figy on
the Common.
Governor Wise and a dcputn'ion from tho 4. +. "
Escort OF Virginia uystermeu.
Jurors, ".omnamhuik ked" by Choate- (Glitter-
ing Irilsplrcucies)
Deputation from those who went to $40 Godird's
lirst A5rcp Jon.
hose who believe Fremont iss Catholic
The NunneTy Committee
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

According to the Philadelphia Bulliten,
l,2l7 more votes were cast in that city at
the State election last Tuesday, than the
entire poll for Mayor in May last, and adds
The increase of l,2l7 votes within five months
is SO enormous, that no one can pretend for mo-
rnent that it is "a legitimate Increase At the eloc
ton Of May last there was great excitement aud a
full vote was out That there should be an increase
Of l,2li in five month, is utterly beyond belief
The frau Is rumored must have been fully carried
out, 1t i. the perpetraon Of such ourage' as this
that is to put our institutions TO the tost. The
people can not long endure their repetition
The Philadelphia vote was larger by
several thousands than any vote ever given
by New York city-a much larger place. In
New York the vote for Secretary Of state, the
State officer elected in 1850, was 56,Ol5.
The last May vote in Philadelphia was 55,252.
Now it loomed up to 6j,792
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

The following is "A list (supposed to be near
ly complete to this date of the epithets free
ly applied to Col Fremont by the Buchanier
and Fillmore Iress
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

BY Mr. Cole, in addition to chapter % =,
relating to the supreme and county court
read twice and referred to the com on Print
ing.
BY Mr.. Hunton, in addition TO chap. . Of
compiled statutes relating to eiectment re-
ferred to com. on Printing.
by Mr.. Wires, TO incorporate the Home
Bank at Ilinesburgh read twice and referred
to com. on Banks
Reolution.-By Mr. Benton, that com
mlttee Of three be appointed TO consider the
outraSes recently perpetrated against the
freedom Of speech and debate in our Ma
tonal Senate adopted.
PdiHoas.-By Mr.. Reyes, Of Jacob Esty
and l7j others, praying for Bank at Brat.
tlcboro'; to com. on Banks. BY Mr. Flint,
Of b. W. Dyer and others, praying for a law
providing State Reform School to Judi
ciarY committee. Adjourned
BiHs ntroduccd-In addition to g. 81 orc
81 of compiled statutes referred to the com.
on printing. By Mr. Edson relating to the trial
by Jury, that from the box containing twelve
names, one shall be drawn, and if not chal-
lenged, the next five shall not bs challenged
if the first eight are challenged, the last four
shall be the jury referred to the judiciary
committee.
Relating to the proof Of marriage in act Of
criminal prosecutions referred to the Judi
ciary committee.
BY Mr.. Bradley, TO incorporate the Wind
sor County Bank referred to the com. On
hanks
Peuhon.-Of Mr.. Foster. on the subiect
of temperance A., referred to com. already
raised for that purpose.
b eel. .f l.i1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

awe have mea gre return from Kansas, mii'lt-
ing tine election of Nr. Whitfield TO Congress,
without opposition. so disturbance. took place
Alyices from Weston 40. state that Mcs-rs.
Berry and Walker, of Weston, having some -four 10
citizens # Kansas party of ruff ans under String.
fellow proceeded from Platte CITY 10 Weston, and
arrested Mr.. Berry, denouncng him Aboli-
Zionist anl threatening u hung him.
The citizens Of Weston assembled in force, and
after denouucing Stringlelow and ordering him 20
party from the town.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

"r hIas'us prooks mas returned lfom HIS
'our III new EnS'ahi' IN Which nc mas oech
"O'i'''"'iy =, oi'c''oheerihg ior MI rliinoro'
'0'' i'Vo"' "''ioio !" 'no fiP'tSS' !. "P
f' '''i' "' 10 f"i'e "ie'"'l'"'u WIN ms IL
ccptiOn ut several places, the last of which
Una Nonobos.or Ia No,, tto,,,,,.h;.o
~ +'" "'P9"ic'
where he addressed an audience composed
princinaIlv nr Ercuont mon and was ons,or
ed by Mr.. w. j. Means. The account In the
ErpresS closes thus
{, ,r,,. ,,.,-,
.. " IN ny w oNlor,Vnce hau IN Lower, MasSaehu-
III pu' 'iinB'o" NcInou' hhu hlancnester' NOW
lianP'riIe' we uIluh IL almost time 20 change inc
, 'ao " .no MAJ 'y,s' lhere arc nrookses VINO are
u''vu he,o at t'e Nor'h' even II theie arc buiIy
il.9,NsVs IN couuh Carollha' MOI mono IN tho
'i n.Li o@'"'oS @ 'ohd'c arc men lhsuteu lor iteo
oNoh VIZ" roo 'ltcc', Is lrce from al taiht
VI D.'''rnc'S anu pCrsoha'''y'
The freedom Of Mr.. Brooks spccche. from
q bittorncss o,,d ,,o,,orol;t :; ,onliI
~ - S'""i h"''0
lnuced, quite equal to tho freedom of the
Exnrrss from calumnv and rlsehood Mr.
-
brooKS martyupms IN Lowell ana Manchester
were, we presume, much like his persecution
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

and Fillmore press
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY sCHOOI,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
BROAD STREET. RICHMOND VA.

TuNHE session will the LIST Of October 1876
ii and end July LIST, 1851. '' ''
thorough study the varous q
pursued by the whole School Prof Emon
the Unyerste de France experienced
y. conduct the French and Mathematical Departments aided by
Madame Emion
family and conversations al
pills, which they a required TO attend -
The number OF Boarders l. limited TO hneeu.
Hoard, with Frensh and tuition, per session
t2Co Tuition In Engih. Tor scholars
so Ancient Modern each mo rxa
Tor French s2o Drawing Painting colors and oil spO
SO, $50; Music, Vocal Piano Harm or Cu ar
ssO Of Piano Forte t wahng Payments on. half In
advance the remainder lat Of February No pupil
less than half session FOR further The Pn
cpAl. '
RESSREScEs Rev T. " Moore d. D. Rev ander.e.ve w,,
y. RiIehe ESQ r. O. sGnard Esq, Hon A. seldom T. nj card
ner, ESQ Femng James Esq, Richmond; Rev w. Mceunev
D. Ueivern'y Of Virginia Reg sIAs TOsn, ~ william
Masseras Editor Courier drs Flats tns 81 omnr
West Chester Pennsylvania Duau, Louisiana College New or,
leans s.iswat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
FACTS FOR THE DECENTRALIZATION

=
49, ries In mechanism manufacture, by which money
and labor saved admitted value 70 m.
Of mankind How much valuable
70 science which health nghens dIsp<ls
from tie human Amer To such
remain Indebted for all Its wealth the bucket com
ous TO believe uai great Panacea be
Ills OF I aud he
discovery breadth Of his cause douht m
arise he is Immediately declared empyrie
At once discarded That remedies
nos this % be true for have thoroughly
kEks BlTrkRs but powers In
valuable vegetable medicine,
In relieving debility,
htbHrH dyspep-id s1I sfoAdc IOto glanf d0ue ana
yerer and depression OF spirits do
We know that when used In low mAy countries where ague ana
lever prevalent will this disease
aud viii Others which Il IL
regularly taken We tonic ever used by
deeste females and eethng children and that
acidy OF the stomach IN short time
from reeeipe Of the ablest In Union and
ken and recommended others people the best
dences that could b. that BAKERS what thy
purport bethe the
doubling them, then Of their deserve
To be had Of all the principal Druggists city
Mekenney L-wisburg, Va Todd, Hinton Trayor Pesburg
Va King TAy, Norfolk, Va, J. d. Campbell Portsmouth,
Dor H. Camm, Williamsburg Va Johnston Co,
Va, j. Cailum Co., DAnve, Druggists Parmyie
Va fhos Adams Co.. smitlhed, Va Bib Wells ChArlottes
Vile, Va Eskrdge staunon, Va W. II. Tpp Wilmington
c. Charles so Co., Washington City, D. O. Candy Hatch
Baltimore Nd Bodker Miller Covineton KY sabIer Jones
Lynehburs Va. and from Druggists generally FOR or
ders sddress y. BAKER,
elV-fw Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

- CHKsrKRyInD Sept. 10Th, 1855.
Mnssas DOVE Having tried valuable Medicine
very aggravated take this method Informing
mouth Of last July one Of my had rising
OF her feet and continued
that portion OF her soughrd
remedies such ouces eject when SOM
ofmy friends advised TURF my
great surprise applying the on only
trely healed gives to inform you on for tb
ben, o R.spectfaly 80
sell HENRY " xyIifsOS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
DANIEL H. LONDON :
IMPORTER AND COuuIssIoN TS1Cs

NVSNhh MIN AND NH SrRFFT,
RICHMOND
G0fFkks for sale IN. folov.nx 49,
" goods: - "'"t WY desrAbis
Bonssek's Jeans Marchantsi do
stanton taisd Cloths Augusta Wool.n,
Oid Dominion do. Leaksvlle Cotton Yarn.
oznAeurgs; Brown sheetinrs
CIauiords Patent and Seine Taread. px,. s,oo, n.,,
American Conesga, DANIELS and Pngi.h Psnrv 49,.
at very low prices. - - '-1 e""Se se'eeuon
sneeps Gray and other Saiinets; Jeans
CletA'i CAsinerss and ves,ings
Linseysi large assortment eheap
ntAnkets on consignment, great
bleached Domestics, and To-
svo Pieces Monsn Deanss; stvl-s
-o 90 Lyons silks 70 be sold below eo n,
Ahd a. shks are now high ocrasion ,bosS -
ofAera oy All who wish cheap, t.nrv -
'sss. and shauls; large assortrasDt mar,
bought and cheap; Bed Tick. many Aoeooe
Apron Checks; sattns nd Cordarox.
Embroideres and white nv
for the County trade N ee''so's "yi>
very large Assortment For.gn and Domestic nth
Hugs 70 match, ow erurr - -N-S Wa
Al eiAsses OF buyers invited
pains VIII be spared - - 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
FALL TRADE, 1856.
SMITH, RHODES q CO.,
(LATE SMITH R0BERTSJ
IMPORTERS And DEALERS Nv
ODrICN nnMrsrIC LII ID M oil, cIrn

IWPURIERS IND DH1 LERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY
GUNS SADDLERY, &c,
No. % Pearl Street Richmond Va,
hand, sale large and elegant stock OF
HardSare especially adapted to the trade Of Virginia.
Carolina ami Tennessee, and would
'hAnis and Soldiers visiting exAn Ion
Df the Our stock Is full Comprising follows
Budng materials Of every description, large variety
Tools for carpentrrs, Masons saddlers, Tanners.
Mnlwrights, Coopers, Smiths. &e., &C.
Axles, N-es, Chains, Anyfs Bellows, Axes, &C
Hog Skins Brides Bits, stirTups Webbing &c.
Saddles, Sheep Skins Patent and Enameiled Ac
Shoe Lasts, Pegs, Crmp Boards, Boot Press &C, Ac
Cutlery Pocket and Table 'plendid variety
Guns Double and Single Barrel Pistols, RevolVers
Rhes, Game Bags, Pouches. Belts Caps, &c, &c.
Whips Of all descriptions in great variety,
Fancy Goods as Port Monnaes Purses, Violin Strings
Pins, Needles, Forks, Spades, shovels, Hammers.
Anchor Boiling Cloth &c, &e., &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
VIRGINIA STATE AGnIcuLruu.s
ffFHlt 49, SOCIETY. lITllI--

hs 'essas ,.s .shieis In sDs.e.i name. Of d.
eoen. - and osns Virginia, entitled
N hs U. nsrs As,snbyi s Commissioners si-en Cor
s humber 81 d<lers<s 70 which sseh sB-d ourt
OF NE month on Which elections Cou Hoo.
aid counties and hs eoaots.
shien are ba s~nsnsry OF ds eiasn- nuu-r
e Win nAnss Of the Commissioners on vhh
such district. - - -" composing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

PAssKsarss PEA srKAxsnr "JArksrowx" LAWS PArsu
rka-fom New YORK
BainbridEe, Nichols Taylor, II white X Beu
Honman,J Pondcxtrr, irseh Buckley wife, cIr.u
and Nurse Miss Bulkey, LAmosy, IIul.t p C.rt.r
Cartel Berry US N Es fernyhoush, Vim
Wm murphy, II Cohen. Brcher, Hess,
sins, waliat, Lose Leonard 4roner, wyEan, p
Neal Miss Barrett Miss Noti HAYES
ley Mrs Locke, Hariwicke Mo
Chapman Mis- Tier. Miss Brand Miss HAYES, nm
Hunty, Miss II Hill, Turner Lady,
Wis. kosepted, Capt n brevort, n, Major Rsynoid
N, Miss N Underhl
Miss Cassidy, Lockwood, Lady
and Niece q W Painors, aavenel Chalaasrs
Wsdsvorth, Anderson w Taylor, and 10 In steerage
Also from Norfolk, sepsrk, II Gibbs, RI Pegrsm
frail Ford Whitney, ewitler
Ellis Baiows, Harmon, N Bell RekspArk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
FALL GnOnS

FALL GOODS.
TuyHOs PRICE their usual LARGE stock
il Of Pail Goods, consisting In part Of
French Mrrnos, rich PlAids
Mouselaines, la variety: SIX Rob-
Cioaks and Nantes, In velvet and cloth
French IAces aud Embroideries, French Fannels. ke
Together with a lsrEe assortment Of Family Goods.
Also Blankets, sheetings and
they oaer TO their city and country friends
prices.
they would call OF auction Roods
consisting o. silks, Mrrno BombaEnes Panne 1e which vii
he sold lower than the usual prices. sel9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

'THE BAsIssED SoS."-Mrssrs T. B. Peterson No IO2
Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, will publish the 9th inst
novel written by the late Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz en.
tied rhe Banished Son. Stories of the Heart" The
contributions to the literature OF country by this la
mented auhoress have established for her reputation
which will ensnre Tor this work cordial receniinn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
STATE AND CrrY NEMsx..

rsr LADfEs.-k 70 hsvs become the prsrosasivs
q sdoss and reporters quiz the sex and s.triss
Ne tAshions they adopt sithout stint or mercy We m,
sure however that In few does s.-
vet Of thsss writers proceed from any fssnr uf dsrs-
gard Tor the sex fron the Of proper r.spcct for
thu crva,srss but 10 dictated merely by desire 10
tssze them htts perhaps 10 shave Isuxh at their
expense We do eos defvnd the prsctee-t seems r.-
thee ungaAant, no must confess bus all do uo,
esss the ladies' are ever offended by the shafts rdi-
cuis <s<sd ~ them and their costume through the col
hs.ds sn indignant toss aud woudsr Why those usn do
no write upo other thsmes" but they TO
oeeoine sugy, aud win laugh the jokes when they are
provocative VI narth With much gsc aud good huuior
any VI the opposite The lAte.t 't' ladies'
We have met with u the following pungst taking or Of
thesr uods VI Adopting. IL "hods mirror up To ma
turs, and payialy szposss the vom.nish s.pedsu re-
sorted 70 BY them whsu they wish cou-
tents VI dygovds store, without dimni.hng weight
VI their pursrs Tue saesusu whoss happy lot Is 10
vr, apon the ladies', will recognise the description OF
uots THAN oos iar Customer In these impudsns hnes
''She stood beside the counter,
-, D., The day he'll ns'er forge, a.
E-4 1fif She thought the musln dearsr
a Than auy she'd yeti flst ea
,.... -. He watched her playful fugers
The silks aud saiins toes
| The clerks looked quite uneasy, /,
ftnirffu Aud nodded tho boss OIL i..
-''-i -''t Show velvet ribbon ef.a
-3rf Barege aud satin tuck,
She said, Il " purchase =,
Then gave the goods Jerk;
JNtH aHfai The clerk Wa all obedience, t.-rf,.rr
$50 He Travelled ION Ibis shape -I,sf Z
At length with hesitation, rirr r.f .eH
She bought yard Of tzpei"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
THE WHITE sULPnUu spRISss ron

NHE death Of the late cais.n the prtpe,p.i
settlement Of Ii. es M % having tynssIsS
.Snr' have united in sourns tie andsned fun power
10 as.is ne sale liberal been obtained from tn.
at ase To- s sT% G., and s.s.ns them
Ia IN .s u no5 %ana1f.SIins purposes generally.
sgae os the roy for % upon ,ss The under
company to be Organized the charter " or !"
heir medicinal qualities place Of fahonab ~, ~
century hey hsT ~es BEEN ' eaS.s y S
ssf a, second Sa srs oas % and ,y
0? Tss s saar sS ~ o. Shsr Visitors
S @ are nov ssnesn entertain about guests
ss' ,hs demand Of the P1be hssarsr nothing Co
they would AL have been probably Occupied For nor sa Ss
daily room 70 are turned away
49, tns springs has heretofore been con-
stages su; asS c Go tsss p sss
% furnish line Of rapag ~ zion
eaIg ~ ,h a sor'srn sss to the station house within
Rslcad has ben extended 90 miles saanon redueiss d.
Es1s the chsE sections s . anisAd can then
IN The morning and lake sulphur When he Ws1
ocl The country bor-rins an a. eoTPeed e
convenient; and VII b daeut limit % The nusssS1 VIZ
The White sulphur the county Of r.-pbr., IN tn
fertile ertc2 It Contain. about . r y u.
and .sre.chns aero. fa aSsg The valley about three miles
double thss oaNn, e meade. and IN the tract and .a
sos rsnSr FOR an M PS5s ven wooded and furnishing
eeary Tor TIE OF the hotels readily raised an ~.
premises - ' '-'SN y" '"s
The buildings for the Of visitors are eonvepp,,
xrr@nged snd many OF them
ennenty
BY hills and d and original trees
forest
places" and there ACQUAINTED vth n h ri, %
70 Acknoviedge its claim 70 this distinction. - -
receipts OF the establishment
sved oy enlarged Nations and with energetic judi
eons management they might be increased many fold
Ihe sale Of e water which request cities. when
put up Tor transportation, be easily
very income, and IN
would reimburse The price which property can b.
n
and capital. - 80 - ~ e"'e'P'~s
The tts 10 the estate believed having be-
ogd 70 the present
facilitate
avoid dneuies which might desh on anv of ~.
chaser. ~'N ~
The sale win embrace all the heretofore used In eonn.e
uon With The property for the accommodation o.
Persons desiring purchase requested 70 with
the undersigned WN M NkcFA m IN "'u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

PRooREssISo.--The Lynchburg and Abingdon telegraph
line has been extended to wytbevie The first message
was despatched saturday The citizens of wyhe are
roced at being in instantaneous with the
metropolis of the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

SERIOUS FfRE.-We regret to learn that the millinery
establishment of Mrs J. b. vgIni formerly OF this city
but now resident of Louisville KY, was entirely destroy
ed by lire few days since The fire originated In an adj
joining teneu'ent Mrs. v in New York at the time
purchasing her fall supplies We understand her loss L
fully covered by ins urance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

ALEX. HILL has jusi received another lot Of
Ladies' aud Gentleuen BOOTS manufsc-
him Of Par,
material quality
Of Ladies' and Genemen's Shoes every
best
pha New York and kssrn work which, with the supply
his the best of al
the best select from n city.
Mr. HILL has made
from Paris month, assured
that he will himself supplied
Latest styles Of boots that
cities Ills friends and the public generally will he well repaid
street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
VAIIgaGsISm EaET ssTEs RIyEH.

hINHFVNIIt TUX NAIF-The EuhscTihFTs
authorized 10 sell valuable farm James below
Richmond The OLD Osborne Turnpike through II
800 u which go cleared
povement II has al been recently lined portion Of
% bushels sod the rest O bushels The land produce
A. We are informed BY he osner from i2 barrels Of
from ~ 20 Is bushels wheat from
according the Wills grow dnely The wood land
Of similar coil TO cleared land, portion there IS
hnr parcel Of hne heart timber building consist Of
dwelling rooms Of which Ore places There double negro
quarters aud large stable order.
we'll eonsrusted which added machine sled and
horse power for hrcshing purposes
excellent Ice and All houses There
are excellent Springs Of water the house. In e
Stable yard There good fruit estate besides
young orchard recently set The place very healthy
- - any The river There temporary wharf
which answers wen for the Of the place
TgaHsk cah, balance a. f.
cured BY trust deed. Apply 10
'sis-9svIm eoDDIS APPERsoN, Aues..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

RFNovAL-Gov. Wise has removed Capt Young from
the nsPectorship of Oaks Warehouse Petersburg and
appointed Mr.. Tyree b. jackson in his place