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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04
NOTICE..

FN CONSEQUENCE Of having lost by the
Z fire which occurred m this place. on the
morning of the 27th Of May last, various Notes
and claims against numerous persons i'll this and
adjoining countiea-which notes and claims, be-
ing the property OF L. G. STEELE, \. BETH
UNE & Co, and others, which Were placed in my
hands for collection AL persons, therefore, against
whom any OF such claims are still standing IN
settled, are hereby duly notified that unless they
appear Immediately and close up the same, by
note or cash. / shall be- compelled to file, for Ii
with, Bills in Equity, thereby suRjrcting such
persons to additional and unnccess&.y costs.
S. W. DAVIS.
Charlotte, June 10, IS5G.-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04
Rags Wanted.

EEUGGlNS x HARTY, at their storo
n Il the corner of Main and Trade So. oH
Will buy cotton Rags, and give the h,vLo','
market price. s"eS'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04

Saws.
a SIRCULAR SAWS from 70 ia 60 inches. for
~ sale at BREM & STEELF'S.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04

1t has been proposed to establish a print
ing press on board the Great Western, the
mammoth ship now being built in England
for the Australian trade, and to issue a
daily paper during the voyage. In con-
ne&ion with this there is to be rsading-room.
we'll supplied for the use of the voYagers.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04


fosGs.-Ihc old traditions are. tLat tic
rose sprang from the blood Of Adoris--that
1t WAS white anu Sccntless till Venus trod
upon one Of it. thorns. AMI. with her blood.
gave II color and Their Is 4 pee -ica!
tradition, that Cupid gave color to the
blush rose" by holding it to Psychv's
cheek. The farciful origin Of tbs rose, a,
given hy MaundevilIe, is, that SANDER had
brought :air maiden Of Bethlehem 10 the
stake, and that at her prayer Heaven
quenchcd the fire, and turned all the brands
into rose trees, bearing white and red roses.
the first That ever any man saughe."
1t is nj little remarkable t hat roses,
according to BIOLOGISTS, appear to have
come into the world coeval with man. and
that early Oriental legends identify the
rose in every possible manner with the
rites of Venus and the origin of human
beings. Ros-the primitive root Of rose,
gives us in its converse the masculine
alternate Of Scr, which no philologist will
hesitate to identify with Sar,-firc or the
Sun-the masculine principle Of creation.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04

GRAPE VINES IN GAEDEys.-Grape vines
delight in being well manurcd. and will not
give the best satisfaction without dry
bottom and abundance of rich soil, At this
period of the season, those who have trained
grape vines in their gardens should examine
them thoroughly, to destroy caterpillar
worms while they are small. One may
now be found in almost every bud, rolled
up in pellet of fine wool. All the labor
thus spent will pay tor itself During the
warm, dry weather, the surface of the
ground around the roots of vines should be
covered with litter to protect the tender
rootlets that spread out so near the surface.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04

SrRAxGE OccURRENcE.-A Western
editor Oh entering his Office, and seeing his
apprentice boy cutting some queer caper~,
called out to him.
Jim, why are YOU on the fioor?.
"Why. sir, have had a shock"
A shock!"
"Yes sir"
what kind Of a shock"
why, sir" said the lad, gasping, zone
of your subscri ers came in during your
abscnce-sa;d he owed for two years
subseription-paid it, and also paid another
in advance"
"In advance" gaspcd the editor, nearly
as much overcome is his lone apprentice.
"les, sir, and it has produced such an
effect up n me-, that have beer perfectly
helpless ever since"
And well you may Jirl. But get up;
il you survive this You arc safe, as there il
little prospect Of another such catastrophe
in this oiiicc."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04
MRS. c. SYMONDS,
CincinQati, O., Feb. 10, 1854. IA ThndS

WatertO,cn, Mass, May !, 1851
PROF. o. J. WOOD:-Aliow mes 10 attest 100
virtues and magic powers OF your Hair ResioIat'fii
Three months since, being exceedingly gray,
purchased. and soon commenced 10 use. t~0 pO'-
tles and Il soon began 10 tell, in restoring the sl't'
locks their native color, ard the hair, which "a'
before dry and harsh and falling off now becsnE
soft and glossy, and it ceased falling; The dardfIn
disappeared, and the scalp lost all the disagTeehp,s
itching. so annoying before, and now, rot only
look, but feel young again.
Respectfully, yours, etc. ,-,,y
CHARLES WHITNEY.
9J-Sold at III Market street, ST. LouIs, MIsscu
ri, BIG Broadway, New York, ard by Scarf q ~
Charlotte, N. C.. and by Druggists everywhere
All kinds of family patent medicines for sale. on
the best possible terms, at Professor Woods es''''
Ia Market street, St. Louis
July s, 1856
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WOOD

Dear SIR. My hair had, for several ycarF, beta
becoming prematurey gray, accompanied by
harshnfss Which rendered The constant application
OF OIL necessary IN dressing IT. When cOmmenc.
ed using your ltair Restorative, about TWO mon'bss
ago, was 10 II al cOndiuOn; ard having coninueo
It's use till within the last three weeks, II has uTn'5
10 IT'S natural color, ard assumed sohnGss ~
!usfre greatly TO he preferred 10 those prodncioP
the Application of oils or anv ether preparation,
article for every dy's toilet whether 10 be Ustdas
1rlr Restorative. or for the simple purpose OF dTts,
ing or Identifying the hair. You have Pernrssoan,
to refer 10 me al! VINO entertain any doubt OF 10
performing all thatis claimed Tor il.
MRS C. SYMONDS,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-04
NEW MARBLES YNR:,
Th

IN CHARLOTTE.
II ME subscriber have established Nj,
III Yard, on the second square south 81 %
Court-1ouSe, aud respectfully offer their serra le
to all who may desire any thing in their M" 80
business. They will Ike, p on hand the hes, 10y W
handsomest kinds of Foreign and American N Inu
bic, and be prepared at all times to furnish 49,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Geld Ceblets, Silver Gobiets and a Fresh
Supply Of Canes.
Terrific Disunion speeches by Mr. Brooks
Butler, and Senator Toombs, &c.
Fremcnt's Election to be the Signal for
Secession and a fobbsr's March upon
the Treasury.
Volunteers Enlisted---Brooks to Head
the Column.
WHICH is THE DISUN}0N PARTY /?
&C., Go., &c.

From the Daily Times report.
The great banquet and presentation % Preston s.
Brooks, got up by his constituents OF the Fourth Con
xreesiona district Of South Carolina pacs Friday,
the 3d lnst., at Ninety depot tie road between
Columbia and Green,lie, and ABOUT two hundred and
ave mics from the city n Charleston The affair had
been f0r scveral weeks PREPARATION Committees
appointed in tho various Villages throughout the district
70 raise fun ts Ange the preminoties and appoint
COMMITTEES Of manae emeDt Every body entered into
the business 0ore; The psopie grew enthusiastic
about il and money poured in By handias and the
veral sob committees met and wound up their business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

Run 10 your houses fall upon your knees,
Pray 10 the gods 10 intermit the plague
thai needs must light on this ingratilute

But have met here not 10 pay ostentstous per
sonsl cornplimcnt-not merely 70 manifest attachment
W an individual independent OF all considerations OF prn
ciple Ibis occssion s ticre than Idle pageant. We
have met here 10 perform duty; and a. conceive
nv humble rr,vinco from The position assigned mo, 10
state the views motives aud feelings OF those who have
csusef this dipner 70 be civ n and interpreter
merely 70 give voice and ueraDce 10 the sentiments In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
LATER FROM HAyANA

Nav ORLEANS. Sept. 27.-The Empire City has arrived
with Havana dates the 23d stions and mur
ers were frequent The health Of the city mprov
Ing. owing To favorable weather There was moth.
ing further ofmporance regarding the rupture
England aud Mexico. Trade quiet and sugars firm
The crops fine.
fears were nov entertained from the fever The loca
OF the island is uninteresng Several British men,
war we're cruising around the island occasionally touch
ing at Havana None OF the vessels belonging to the
Home Squadron had been in the harbor for some time
The primary labor the railroad Matanzas |,
progressing favorably. The stock had all been subsc
bed for.
Sugars dull; stock hundred and ninety we thou
sand boxes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
sel2-dkct1N


NNtHBI re- COLLEGE.-The second annual session
IL Of this Institute win Monday s<p-
euber next IL time, colre
Building progress erection ready occupancy
The location OF the Institution accessibility
Of ts eligible
strucon a. thorough that Of College county
the College have established School Of Design for
brsnches ~ practical Engineering and Architecture
The Coige already furnished With very
CANT Apparatus adapted full illustration the departments
Chemistry Mathematics and Natural philosophy. Library Of
standard works has also been recently purchased uhh
eraee additions u b mad during The coming Collegiate
The young whose Parents Guardians desire s b
tisei In daily manual and drill
LtyESss-Iulon eI Annual Session q ten months the ce
legte Department. son the Preparatory go %
Esss sshns o. 20 per month fa and lish. tis session
sAmua X. Cox, President LynehburE Va.
FACILTf.
Rsy sAsyn Con- President Professor Of Mental and Moral
willy cIHsotI NJ Professor Of Greek Language
LreuRGrs @. MArHEEs NJ Professor Language
Literature.
Munrrz Graduate ofv Institute Professor ofMat
eunatcs and Natural Science. Of School
stNrE GAHtaxn, NJ, Professor Of Constitutions Lau
d. A. LaSeHoESs, " Professsr of Physoogy
GussFTE ApotFo ssaruai l. T. D. Professor Lanus-
W. @. fIFscops. A. NJ Principal - Grammar School
D ssrru Graduate ofv " institute, Principal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


ARRIVAL srEAxsmfr bsIrio .f.a
Nm. Yosk Sept as.-rhs steamship Baltic bas arrived
win Liverpool dates Go Oh. I'm inst Tie following Il
summary Of she commercial Intelligence:
Cotton unchanged Brsadstuf. hrn-r -Four u,ch.,
GEL but the liner qualities al wheat had advanced pa I'd
Corn unchanged Consois tor money quoted at p4aall-
above those figures for bullion.
SECOND DESPATCH
Tue political news by this arrival IL unimportant The
Oaross are being revived In England Throughout the
United Kingdom the reports of the harvest are yor.
ble.
There Is nothing special interest from Franc, or
SPAN Zen Bravo Is spoken Of likely DO the Minis
ter TO Washington.
ehael by diplomacy. Rumors OF further notes from the
Neapotan government to the Western powers we're rife
but not generally credited
The suspension Of wstmore q Co, at Canton ha. been
confirmed Their liabilities are said TO be- 5000 and
their assets ample.
The London Star the Southern States NOT To dream.
Of anne xatiou with England
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times saw.
there Is no doubt but that Congress will be held Paris
the coming winter u settle tue questions Of
arising from the treaty negotiated at Paris.
The collision bctween the French troops and Kabyes
at Algeria, was not such important Affair." a. was at
Inst apprehended.
Advices FROM Chine state that Dr. Parker, tho IT, g
Commissioner roochow but had been unable to Get
Interview with the Viceroy The steamer San Jacinto
broke down on her way 10 Sinonda but put back To
wbampos
COMMERCIAL
The quotations Of Western Canal -four were 2es a sis
Baltimore and Philadelphia the same; Ohio sis 81.
Wheat-od red 6s Sd; " u ~ Cd old white IS vi
4 los new los a los Cd.
Our respondent has freghted the telegraph wires
with good deal oil trash by sending the above "nsws
items We are not anxious publish telegr aphic
matter TO desire the receipt Of uncredited in
shich nobody takes any interest OF intelligence which
We would scarcely clip IRON the columns of exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

MiLrARY.-rhe Grays Capt Elliott, and the National
Guard, Capt Bayly paraded yesterday afternoon and al,
tractsd the attention which military displays aways
sure. The guard marched triin's Spring and has
Their annusi target practice. We would like To witness
s'am battle between the companies composing the reg,
imeuI All engagement Of this kind come oil In t,
n'' OF Buchanan would line the surrounding bills with
in.uuierabls spectators
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

NV YoEE, Sept. 29.-Flour has advanced. Sales of
State s6.20aG.6O; Ohio 40; standard Southern
S7a7.40. Wheat has also advanced Sales OF white at
$40. Corn is higher Southern mixed 6st Stocks are
generally higher.
BALuNoRE Sept e9-Four is an eighth higher to-day
Sales OF Howard street 81 Wheat is 2s3 higher
but the market is unsettled. Corn is higher Sales Of
white 60A65 eta.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

CARPETS, PArER HASGiSGs &o.-our upholstercrs SEEN
To have laid la larger aud richer goods in Their
peculiar line, this season, than usual We have already
noticed the hue Offered by Mr. W. A. Walter
anu nov invite the readers attention, those proposing
IA purchase, To the advertisements of Mr. Jno Reg
naui', aud Aessrs. Dogget Anderson The ca-p-tin.
Offered Tor sA by these gentlemen is OF the richest de-
cription The dry goods dealers also offer great induce
mens to those IN wuut OF carpets rugs visit thei,
establishments We recommend perusa al OF the yariou.
advertisements in the columns OF to-day 5 PAPER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
Loss OF THE STEAMER BEN LEE

MoBILE Sept. 25.-lntcllgence has been received OF
the sinking in the Alabama river of the steamer Bon Lee
Capt Little hence from this port for Denopolis She
hai ON board number OF passengers but only a small
freight No lives were lost.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
v R GINA STATE AGRICULrURAL

ne following tass s.hlsi In siph.'es erds. ne p.es q Ns
The "a srs Assembly the Cou'a-iaa-rs Of eirfa Cor
u delegates Which each entitled and
which w b held n
.d counties and respectively also shs-s
which distrc,s
esy With Of the Commissioners aud the Court
sleeoas be conducted In each and composing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
THE REPORTED FRoST Ann THE COTTON CI

SAvAsSAH, Sept 27Reliable private despa tches re.
eciVe here from New Orleans and Charleston deny that
'hore has been anything like BLACK frost IN the States
named, while dispatches from Memphis Tenn 10 which
State the tobacco crop reported have suffered
entirely silent upon the subject OF a frost
Mobile dispatch Of Thursday (25th) simply SAWS 1--WE
have had Il very light fro-tr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 27.-The house burned
down about o'clock yesterday mornng. Five engine,
belonging 90 the Georgia railroad aud three the Allan
and Ia Grange railroad in IT, All the engines arr
damaged to a considerable extent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

EDGAR A. PoK.-A movement has been made in New
York towards erecting monument the remains oi
The late Edgar A. Poe whose remains Inferred IN t
Presbyterian grave yard, Of Green and Fayet,
streets IN baltimore. Will response be made TO thu
generous undertaking by the friends OF the lameuted Poe
1" tins city, which was his place OF residence. for many
ysaTs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

YOUNG LADIES, SCHOOL.
ISS MARY 4 PEGRAM will School for Young Ladies'
WI Wednesday. the LIST Of October, residence
Franklin street, Va Linden Square.
In the ENcLisH assisted SAMUEL
CARR avoraby
Tile FREScI will the Madame
LHoNTINE BLANCEr Paran lady Of finished alton
prepossessing
ITALIAN and DkAwtSc by Mr.. PERsiC0.
GERNAS, by n accomplished native.
The BEIEsLgrrkEs class
will be formed during the hrst week ~ the session.
Circulars, with full plan Of
ton to Mrs Miss Pegram
Board. during entire session ................t
Foreign Languages, Ancient aud Modern. each.
Music and Drawing Professor charges.
Rehncnd-Rev: Geo; Woodbridge, James Csske Esq VIM. H.
Macfarland Esq Nyndham Robertson ESQ., VIM. " Richie
John r. Thompson. Esq rhos H. Wills, Eq Hon. Jno cake
Georgetown-Rev. VIM. Norwood.
Lynchburg-Chas = MoSby, Esq, John NJ. Speed. ESQ
Peersburg-Dayld May, Esq se2o-di vActllN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
DANIEL III. LONDON,

CORNER MAIN AND 18TH srRFTT
nFFERs for Coum.soa the following v,v -.,,,,..
" GOOD. - '-s w e'-".@'s
bonsaek's Jeans; Marchanis' do
staunton nn.d cloths; Wooden.
Old Dominion do L-aksyfll. Cotton Yarns
OznAburRs: Brown steengs
Crswtors Patent and sn. Threads Spool Cotton.
Aien American Ce-tog ynF-h Yanry blscr
White and plain Prnts, a args choice ssi-csion
At vsry low prices -
ehe-ps Gray ard Other Satlnett.: Jeans
Clsths; Cssineres
Llnsey- large assortment very cheap
hlanksfs on eonsignment n bar
bleaehed Domestics, desirable nd low
80 pieces Mou-in D-lan.- choer
30 do Lyons silks be sold
and a. suits are high should
oraeed BY all Who wish cheap, eoiored snd aney snks
hse And shsuisi assortment many .uet,op
bought and cheap; Bed Ticks - -N'~-
Apron Cheeks; sattns and corturox,
Enbroderes aud white choice and .
for the Country trade 49,
OARPErS.-A very Por.~n "a
Rugs 10 match, very lowe figure. ~
All or To
pains will be spared 70 safsaetion s-da-q,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

ViaoiSIA PosT oSTIcEs.-The Postmaster General or
che neutrality-suspicious. Henry Sharp postmaster al
Thorny Creek Pocahontas county, Va vice f. Wanles.
resgncdi WIN hcCiung postmaster at Clover Creek
Highland county, vice Christopher Carlisle resigned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

Heavy FRosr.-on Thursday last the thermometer a,
sunrise in Tarboro, ~ c. stood ~ and we are told
Gays the SOTthner that the oldest inhabitan declared
che frost vas the heaviest that had been early in the
season for the last 80 years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

CHANCE % soaEDuLE-The time of running the trains
over the Richmond aud Danville Railroad will be changed
on the lst OF October Instead OF arriving at night the
Care all reach Richmond 3ls p M aud leave herr.
for Dausie at o'clock A. II. This arrangement, We
doubt not, will meet with the approval the travelling
public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

CRUsHEo-A lad about fourteen years OF age, named
VIM Notary, was killed in Berkeley county, lew days
since He was riding in the hind end Of cart With two
barrels oil cider before him, VIXEN ia ascending hill tue
cart dumped throwing him to the ground and the barrels
rolled him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

Nav GooDs.--It will be seen by his advertisements
that Ovens, opposite the American Hotel has just opened
his stock OF TALL and winter furnishing goods embracing
handsome assortment Of every thing in his hne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

AccErrs-The Rev. J. T. Wheat, d. D., native Of
Virginia who has been for several years past Professor OF
Rhetoric aud Logic in the University North Carolina
at Chapel Hill has accepted call the chargs of t,,
Episcopal Church ia Memphis Tennessee vacated by the
Rev DIR. Page
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

JcLEr RkcirE. -Our poetic muse became excited at AL
early hour, yesterday morning, aud concocted the follow
Ing tlnEa ia less time than export bartender occupies
IN compoundnig the modern nectar:
Take httle fresh mint, and brandy without stint
Win soma aud
Add lttle ce and yOuu dad very nice
Twill send TO he OF Jorda
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

SENT oS.-Lewis Everett, charged with having robbed
the mail coach between ROmney aud Winchester was e1-
amiued before the County Court Of Hampshire on Mon.
day last, plead gully, aud remanded back to jail to
await his trial at the next Of the Circuit Court in
April next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
cAIsaP. O. sept IS ioSe
AND FOR sALE.-The ,rae, Of Land in S,I.oo count,

n AND FOR sALE.-The tract OF Land S,lspn county,
known BELMONT and heretofore
sale II not sod privately before ill b. offered plbey
premises. WEDNESDAY the 2and tract
containing ilS
esared well adapted produce crops t. part
virginia IL lies within ~ miles Of the
sirahle neghborhood and family
buildings necessary for farm plantation country
and good Isps Further description deemed
the sn bew the land person inspecting
a. A. IN. portion n ~ood perhaps than
for the Of the the sapas insy
separately desired by the purcasr Possession the
SOseuber The ~ be years,
Dc made
With approved security BEARING Interest pos.e.on
the land b. sold that day stock crop.
viii also be odd within crop % xieAt
wn be eeededo which the
the purchaser This Tract offered of
the late Joseph cAhel aud for the Of
Aus-lawlls aTEys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

THg LArk FRosT.-A letter To the editors from Faber
Mills, Nelson couhty, 'We had killing frost here
last night 2Stb and tobacco chewers may set their
Zoe greem frostbtteI tobacco year. ~ not fourth
OF the tobacco crop in tins has yet cut and
many OF our larners have not cut The hrst plantn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

BARGAINSi BARGAINs!I
IN
F y L d r Y CT GODS.
yUN0MAS n. QUARLkS invites the
the following desirable Goods which purchased
usual low prices and will be sold as advertised
Rich striped siiks at 20
Petty hE'd MpuselAnrs 10
Plain MOuseanrs. choice color, n 12k
Checked Glnghams At Cd.
Pine Scotch Gnghams at 12&
- Whit Brillants at l2k cts, very cheap.
Muslin and cambria Bands al 81. and upssrds
Dotted muslin Collars ut 12k /.
Ladies Hose at 81.
Misses Hose 81 81
Heavy linen Towels at 6l
Superior Batting Tor Comforts 6A
Beautiful assortment OF Prints. yards for 81
Gall and examine the above cheap lie
additions his during tie
sisely for 220 BROAD STREET..
lx2e-Iu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
MAItsIiAL'S SALE.

MAHSEfAI.'> SALE.
n FRIDAY THE i4rH DAY NOVEMBER next at the door
Oo TIE urt House Of kanAvhs County
The highest bidder for cash. ali the Dams Locks and fixtures
Coal River Navigation company, lying
Boone counties and built and erected under
State q NgniA,the being
executions In favor OF Whitord
Ham w. Webb against said company and
TED States Court Tor the Western District Virginia.
RORT ar I<F
Aui-ctds Dep for Jsnrson T. Martin, Marshal W D Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-The irst annual cattle show and
fais oi tho Valley Agricultural Society, will be held in
Winchester, Va, Tuesday, Wednesday aud THURSDAY
the lit 10th, and 10Th oi October Great prepar
ation- are being made Some 800 will paid in pre-
mutus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

DEArH oE ViEeNAS-Dr Juuius Nash, (son Of Judge
John W. Nash died at Granada in Nicaragua Of cholera
OH the nth Of July last.