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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

MISCELLANEOUS.


ALL AoCIDIxfs cAusHD By BuRSIIo ylurD AI1
"a sstrsy prsveesed II you use The patent ndh rubber
al RSss
01uhon sssst New York.
A LADY OF GREAT KxPERIExcE IN DISEASES OF
snernS s.@sss rss Of Charge ca upon Or
address nrs Pamentsr l Rivinston street New York
ESoLIsH CREAM AND BLeE LAID LETTER PAPER
and s R sR ne
san street corner Of Liberty. New York.
CRocKRs AND FAMILIES CAN PURCHASE THE
Or
CoLD MEDAL AWARDED 70
Gas AL m ss:s : :.ev.s,
rnv.,,.a and ,.,.,,.a ~ ssr who N. ,.,r,. A,
American and one Enssh letters patent these and
Iss srn premium and only soe medal ever s..rd:a on
siAton.
ou ss"r! srs s,os % S.ssa nss SSn saa oss
chamber bath psrcss 2, noE,y By rns :. =. e,a
no'' " the coolest T. % ss
HAyogz yog sHES THOSE 3 . AND BOOTS A.
sole boais Al 81
HEAT, HEAr-coHENs PATENT CRATE pAMrEs
III put any ss ss,ss 81 per cent In coal gains 20 per
sssrs sss an =. , Jis6ss 1 s1s.assy No
uoRRrp Loss OF STEAMSHIP LroNyAIs-cERrr
ned TO- Spssr oath y hs ,ssona officer q oosSg her
pumpbores !or yaves being choked by nosins cnds
ws S sd a1ss ps s sa ssss q S@
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hack They never missed Always grn,ns hsmselrss when
ffom ali ObsrucOps ssss,,sly reSommena them any
TspIA RrsRsR eooDs-AN ExTENsIvE sIocK os
10 the sesson-v black white rub
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ard osg booIs made ss, and eess esprss.y for city
ssF;s sc. s6s % az hs
N chss. Of lard. n DE Terrsry Of ksns.s -n receive
T, . ss% sa s purchase Of s ss
.nd, N Kansas shares IN DE gsnera fund sieo b.srss
.ss & 7s::Sr: Ssi$S Issss
sSS.ss Psss s.$sss ,r''.''
MORE RKAT.-DR ENaELBREcHT's PATENT COM.
e. P ss beat ss per
and 4 u operator u No ps srsser os
CrANMERINo. Ac -PERMArEHTI.Y CURED BY Dr.
- JONES on scientific principles without rain mental
n sss cure al s !. require. ne psy sn
sseces,inl Once rosms q; broadway. T. opposite
CrANNERTyg, AND AL MPEDINENTs or SPEECH
radically and permanently cured BY Or Bennett, for
remedy ~ Which speech V
SSs sSs 50 b: ss s s al s "a
radically cured those who have been bad 10
more than years More than 1000 certificates Of eau
be the Doctors Office Enclose 81 and the remedy
viii be forwarded By return mail Address DR. r. H. BEN
NIT, Kingston, ".
THE pnEsprNTTAb CAMPAIGN ~ OVER, AND
Of the candidates ars beaten, bus Bolton Ysers
eslorc furpAces r. Mayors ranges s before the
people and anno be teser Persons wanting good furnaces
ranges viii 20 their advantage cal At
rooms S6 BROADWAY and ersmne before pur
hssus elsewhere. GEO L. CANNON Agent.
VTnTrLR MoNrAGrE ZINC COMPANY,
Thesuheerbsrv Agesu II his scmpsny, are prepared V
viz -
z.e wsys rAi-,, brIllan, 10 color and
bic thAs fead.
asHrArnTre Ere AVID Mans, rcr shes,hIng vessels
SAyvS zrs Of EXTRA sss and Aeknes FOG msnufacurers
Roov,ve nys ~ vayseus Sspsr.ruons.
ConxNeb made and buildings
under - srDnsnteneee ~ Pss roofsrs aud
svRowa sMITH,
No. r. Broad street, New York.
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~ q. HORTON. AuCT1oNEER, WILL SELL THIS
NJ. day, o'clock Is sixth doctors
wagons lo harness. horse, counters and furniture
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nR. WARDS UFFoRTUNATus FRIEND rs THE NR
~ rlns ultra Of yenereAl Medicines snd buequlrss 70 b
Known 70 with universal appreciation and 70 DR.
Ward ~ the Freae benestor ofhs day DR. ward herebs
offers reward OF fo 70 any physician Who Aner prcpe
celer'y ease safety and ehesgness he can fho.e whc
doubt should call, And he win them without charge
Remember All ye who have been lingering for weeks and
monhs drinking nauseous compounds which destroy The
constitution hs, BY calling on Dr. ward ycl may II few
himself again" Prics 81. Once 80 Canal street, door
q m broadway.
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VNEIIINGTON A. CARTER, NOR
at l0s O'Clock at 81 Dey street. Of Green
WHICH, Canton flannel drawers linen shirts collars clothing
knitting bodkns dog whistler shovels spades, cutlery
SOAP rice brandy gin, segars tobacco beans, teas Coffee
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a Ii. ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY RuRNIN0 FLUID ABn
sn.irsiy prsveesed 200 nss ne Psisnt indn ruobs!
All when hghtsd hAuIHp Rsr. q k05f. AsasfASurers.
20 YUKON sareee New York.
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EEo CHRIsTY W0QDs
~ Broadway below Grand sreek.
nenry Woou .buHness AAAA99
Seo SnrBy...... StAxe MANAGE
OPEN EvERY EvBNIU0.
NEGRO MINSTREISY.
Concluding with, on
Monday THE MUMMY.
Tuesday PERSECUTED DARBY.
Wednesday-WEFFO, THE SENSIBLE MONKEY.
Thursday, afternoon and evening-HAPPY MAN.
Friday MASQUERADE BALL.
Saturday, last time this seasonWEFFo, THE SENSIBLE
MONKEY.
On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. TO- A GRAND AFTERNOON
PERFORMANCE commencing 1t % O'Clock.
Tickets, rs centa To commence u TX O'Clock.
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HENRY LEEDS. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. Tues
III day. Nov. l Ct l0s O'Clock A. NJ the splendid ABORT
ent gold ewelry contained the ewev
No 20 John street. door from Nasu being the most
Of duplex patent and detached and Ia
enameed watches offered at auction Also gold
gpArd chains sleeve buttons breaches and earrings
match rod pens pencils Ac, &C. The entire sosk WIN
"a eold " SCI eakh
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GILBERT Q. sAvAGE-AuCTIoNEER, -PEREnPro

secss ssfancy goods dry gecd coAk One sock
- cold Tots 70 sut city country retail trade Catalogues
early morning Of sale.
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nR. LANNON'S PARIS And LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage 9nide-Tweseh edition. az
100 eecrntyped illustrations; cloth 81 gives the
advertised remed and shows the superiority Of the assbor
Paris and London treatment enlszione impoency
lures, reet &c He cures all such diseases 81 ~ Mercer
street Of Spring opposite Nicholas Hotel from II
M. an 9P. N. We recommend DIT. Larmont 10 the ~
nc,ed.Courrier des Flats Unis Day Book stats Zeung
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MEDICAL.

@I QOn FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE uNLns .
1I.UUV cured.-Dr. HUNTER cures when the
other phyGcans and all other remedies FAIL His
drop your only reliance for thorough In certain
No. Division street. the only place
known for The very many extraordinary cures has perform
cd without hndrAnce from business when ali other
only drive the disease the blood 81 cnIv This
the patient secondary attacks and II the Only
remedy on that Try all others Beware
OF handful stating DR. Hunter has removed II sa villa
deception Tue that counerfeits good medicine
worse than thief Medical book gratis.
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GRAND EXHIBITION
NJ Ar CHNRsD BUILDINGS,
$50 Broadway, Qormery Backley'D.
This evening
DONETTpS
EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE
OF hia learned
MONKEYS, DOGS AND GOATS
In dramatic spectacles.
MAGICAL GLUHTNxfED DissoLvENous,
'' 80 THE Doc JOHN BULL,
surrounded With nreworka
Open every evening II O'Clock: commencing nj 9.
Admission, rs cents; children, half price.
AN AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
Thanksgiving Day. 81 O'Clock,
Ana on saturday, ats
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BROADWAY VARIETIES, E2 BROADWAY.
ID
The Juveniles In their best piece
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Entertainment concluding with change Of farce each
ing.
Those have the children celebrated
teal drama of BLACK EYED SUSAN should embrace this
opportunity, will not be performed again by them this
open at OK O'Clock: commence ct TX O'Clock.
On Thanksgiving Day Nov. U-Ap afternoon performance,
commencing 2 o'clock the evening" the usual
hour. Titkes % cents.
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UCTION NOTICE.. B0GART. AUCTI0NEKR, BY
N Bogart Tuesday, At IL O'Clock, st No. 81 Greenwich
street. sale Of shoe mens and boots and
store xures quantity Of household furniture bureaus
%" 's''' p'us JACOB WEBER, Atty for Morsssgee
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uCTlON NOTICE.. BOGART. AUcTIONEER- BY 8.
"A day donday) at II o'clock at 307 Eighth St,
orgsge by virtue Of chatte mortgages the
stock futures Of grocery and liquor also horse
and wagon; also the lease Of the premises.
j. w. sOMERINOfKE, Atty for Mortgages
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). wALDHoN, AUcTIoNEER. -CRocKERy AND
81 The shelves In lots to suit dealers by H. o.
sysps No Liberty street Tuesday soy ~ at 10 O'Clock
OF white granite o. c.. and yellow ware oil and
wua anpp bowls foot tumblsrs nappes French china
vasea toys receivers and bohemian glass
ware Goods repacked for shipping.
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ID WALTERS, AucTloNEER.-TIIs DAY At ELEVEN
ID. o'clock. At ~ CRhaeine street. Mccadray Walters
eel good assortment Of furntse bureaus taaes sotas
chairs rockers carpets SC Kso 10 paw sdvanc"S and
chairs fuaahsan1s, hair and spring resacs
sedeads, carpets stoves qsaniy gloves, cutlery sale
.uAl unlimited.
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T,H0s. vEITCH. AUCTIONEER.-STORR l6 SPRUCE
street-Mortgage sale OF piano, &C. Tuesday, Nov.
e 81 10 O'Clock NJ ~ Spruce street, consisting of one
spe ndid rosewood piano, &c
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4 GCTlON NOrICE.-CROCKERY, GLASS, AND CHINA
"A BY J. s. H. BARTLETT, aucuoneer Tuesday, Noven.
Der IL ut 10 O'Clock 28l Pearl street. large stock OF all
kinds; W blue and common cut and pressed glass,
china Britannia ware cutlery fancy goods, &C. Sale posi-
tive I shine.
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III WILSON. AUCT1oNrER AUCTION SALE or
Ill first household furniture, rich Wilton velvet
carpets. cosy French ns,e pier and manie mirrors suits OF
rich paror furniture rosewood pisnofoe valuable pain
fnaa pearl silver cutlery &C. At No 2l6 West Fourteenth
.ree-H WILSON will sell 70 morrow Tuesday morning,
1as oolock he furniture Of the above
which H. q he best description ard has been In
months consisting u laree and costly pier and
naniel superior rosewood panoforte elegant
parlos furniture IN rich crimson and
plush In aud gold costly rosewood
secretary hcokc,ses so carved rosewood centre sofa and
sbes three rosewood eegeres marble tops,
with mirror doors and backs elegant rosewood reception
rich satin and rosewood corner etegeres,
18th mirror bscke; rich window curtains and shades
snd omou coks costly sesres and Dresden vases
and rich paror ornaments Sc with number OF fine OIL
paintings. Dining and chamber furniture Elegant
s5cs chairs china dinner set rich gold band decor
sed coffee elegant ruby and cut glass ware;
pesr and silver vutery cake baske casos &C. elegant
rosewood and mahogany tedstesds do bureaus.
sfsAncs with 9srhie ore; costly decorated china toilet
ses tsp mattresses BIRDS and bedding; French oval
> mahogany suite or hArclolh
ssd eakcpsry spring sea- chairs hal ssnd, cllclob
arJes Ac berg he esure cc1tents " Eve story
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HRoS. yEfTCH. AUCTIONEER.-STORE lG SPRUCE
street.-Sherifs sale Of wines brandies, &c.-On Mon
day, New IL at O'Clock A. NJ at IL Spruce street,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


Terms Of saeTen per this day. and the balance be-
fsre O'Clock % morrow The accrued interest on all he
Wednesday, November Is.
E# Auctioneer and Banker, No. 4 Broad street.
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CyHERIFF's sALE-A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, AUCrIONEER
D3 Bcwery, will sell on Tuesday 18th us los O'Clock,
three valuable consisting OF three
NUTS and cuffs TO match. BY order Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-07

d" WoRrH ASD WEALTH, collection NJ Htrivls. H,yoIs
ana Nsceiia",es FOR Me,cha,fs and M,Hof Basine.s "
by FreegutH HD,', Editor NJ the " HercLapfS Higg.
ziHe' Li,cs of A,asricdt, Merchants" de- New
York; Stringrf and Townsend, Richmond George N
West
We have received copy u this ork and though ~
yet have only bad time to give il cur.ory peru.al
have hesitation in saying that Mr. Hunt has pre-.
seuted volume which cannot fail 70 commend itself 10
the business Of country aud especially 10 Young
merchants The New York Mirror thus reviews the
work
There i'a little u evcrything-hnts. maSims. warn
ings Discourse commercial practices and morss-
something Tor the merchant and the ccrk-hin- for the
formation Ul carlctef-what commerce has d0ue-tbe
ways ~ wcat-ths value OF utcgnty-trads and p,ul,-
Ing with uuch Of the and reality Of the great
business wDri iu-tratci by incidents and er,mpie.
We have peru-ei work Of superior interest and due
% thu particularly for the generation VI Young rn,n
coming hereafter upon the stage 1i business life
With the le.-ons ~ this volume laid a. Boz ar they will boz
better piuUpHcd Tor the life battle than they could be- Bot,
any routine education. Th- volume il an ettore Of the
facts and philosophy Of almost univer., commercial and
bushes. experience aud has noble Teachings for all tho
have 70 DO siil the activc world We are NOT .1tpr.e
that the publishers have been delayed iu issuing H. b.,
c pre-. Of orders from 40 parts of the Mon IL prom.
srs % have nle equal u any volume Published n our
DAY.
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A0S''ostk' WHITE setr"oh srSiS"s' June 3D. 1885,
hessrs. Edifsrs:
Although it Is 81 common 10 compare tho speed Of
,,,s,.,,, ,r.x.i ~,h al. ,.,x is,,,;,, ~ g.. -,
' "N''
'e " ~' 'e"'"aeu VI INC ~""ue''u improve
nents which compress into days journey, long trips
which formerly IL required week To perform Atbr,nk
f.-, in Richmond in the morning at Iyncbburx long he
q, f., T., : -
' ~ ava! oS''"u '"e "'A"' u'"A
| ing nch mix NJ supper
The Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road-the little Vi
ant Of South western Virginia, which is To accomplish
nobody Knows what wonders yet, took us away from
Lynchburg alb o'clock In little more than All
hour at Liberty and beginning indeed to feel at
liberty in annhilsng distance ravrr-ng mountains and
speeding valleys. Bonsieks and Siiet passed
and the sun Is yet high in the heavens The precincts
around the "Big Springs are approached, and soon
amid the rugged and deep silence (wadcd by
the load breahings OF swirl to ted stee OF the ALE.
ghanies.
About o'clock in live looking place. high up the
sns-for surely We have been cnbing-just where
deep cut ends and high embankment begins the ascent
OF another tier Of hls, pause, aud leave
ready aud rapid stced with his hyug train pursue
his onward career till he breathes out his daily hi far
down IN the South while we descend 10 quiet
trcat among the mountains oi Montgomery
large COMPANY OF fellow travellers stopped with Us
mostly sable crew OF servants male aud female. With
bag aud baggage Tor summer solourn-not visitors
they, hut precursors OF the coming avalanche of pleasure
seekers and seekers OF aud cooks
~s>herwomrn and JnnSr"om servants. drawn westward
nv the suns o June from various points In the Ess
Il S""" k'auNHS the wants aihi huhorihE the
caprice OF the busy folks Who in the next four mouth
are To exercise TIER skill IN extracting pleasure according
otneir honons OF H. from tue means and appliances adj
'eu1eu :" eA-' IN ,n's Naey' NO iron horse awaited
US out nerr was hue rar"sd and htue car Tor our
accommodation One and hall miles 10 the Montgom-
cry SP'ing~-"Nhte ioIks and black folks, trunks and
oindo1N's are AL aboard for i.e motive pow
there stands hors" tied 70 tree. but We have
U.s. Tor hm-oi the propnetors OF this attractive place
WIN some SiSnuchce, nave made II easy To get to
""' W S'' away """, ""un TAKE Two or th're
m's 'o u's" WIS 'oad fT"" the Spr'ng' none are n
Qi''h " S'Nc " {" 'em-" TURN iro'n tue oHNemans
wheel anu ava! We go-at gate thst swings across our
s,N' We f'SS vs." 'HV" "s"' !" SCI "' uIA""arS-
-, -, az - v ,'e sieu ~, We 'ea'n t'e pre-
t IN ~ ',,s ""u 'iA' Sts'ls up "'t"eeh
wv So ~ ' S"' 'u" u''ouSn 'nA' house' 'or we
~. s ~ ~, w y" "H' our "'aA's"S" u,uerslahus
u's ., rhtt 49, n ee"'! - " VIC uu our own
"'J 49, I'm ou car ~ tue Sc'puon ROOM
-, ~, 100 s ~ e "e,er oSeh nere peiofe' We
. I"e s'Vuuds anu traverse tne star
/ ii -, 20 ~. -, " .ie various new anu PHEASANT
, - - g " , ~ 80, s'ue u ."e a., ,ae!' A.
r"a'i"s - RI. ~, w, pe"P'e, We snou.u"t
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The House Committee has reported on the cas-. of
Sumner and Brooks, and recommended the eNpu
sion Of the latter and the ccnsurc Of Messrs K.-tf
and EdmundsOn. The Senate Committee cDntentcl
itself with stating the particulars Of the affair pro-
nouncing it breach Of the privileges Of the Senate
and that the course for the Senate 10 pursue was To
complain to the House, a. it had no jurisdiction
over the members of the coordinate branch of the
Legislature. The minority Of the House Committee
has submitted a counterreport, denying the iuri..
diction OF the House over its members except when
In session, aud asserting that the matter conpain,
OF properly pertains to the civil tribunals of m.
country.
Our first impression was that however right and
proper, considered as personal matter the cha..
usement OF Sumner was, the privileges Of the ~.
nate had been invaded and the expulsion Of the of
lending member was demanded by due regard l..
tue dignity Of that body. But upon reflection we
are satisfied that neither House has anything IN do
with the Affair It did not occur ih the pre.ence of
either body-ior, although II happened IN the ~.
nate chamber the Senate was not in session and
therefore ITS dignity was not aggricyed IL wa. er.
trely personal natter--beonging to the ordinary
courts OF Justice-and the fact that one uarty or h
other, or both, were member, Of Congress. doe. fan,
Affect the question in the least member of Com,
gress may say what he peases n his place. liant If
he publishes his Speech he becomes amc2able t tt,
law Of libel or the cudgeljust as though hc vcr.
not member. " he abuses a private individual
not a member Of Conuess-and that indiviI,,.
takes redress into his own hands. neither House a..
Congress has any jurisdiction over him-hc i. ,rn,
nablc only To the civil tribunals Mr. Brooks han
Pening 10 be a member Of the House of Repre.,nt,
lives the case is not thereby altered at ALL Ia a..
ssultng sumner, he acted not in the capacity Of
Representative. but Of an individual; and il wa po
Sendtor Sumner that be caned but a foul-mouthe,
abolitionist from Massachusetts,.
The Argument Of the minority report i, conclu
sive neither House has any jurisdiction over il
members ercept IL ~ prescaoe II any other rul
were held there could be no limitation to the de,
Potic power Of the House, aud neither House coul
do much else than overhaul it, members every moi
ming for their nocturnal Irregularities Those VIII
know much about Congressional morals are persu,
ded that the orderoi the day would be reache,
All the nocturnal delinquents were subjected to il
quiry and punishment
THERE'S another view II the House should e,
PEI Brooks for sssauItng Sumner, should not ii
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PRIVATE oFFfRINGs or RIAL ESTATE.

7
AtTact ~ land, emr4
Virginia, fuca-ic tifl " ~ '''' "
The estate called whr Bank" acres In King VIM count,
90 the MaiiHpony river, ~ miles from G.. ~ (tfl
YARN 81 ;si POWhatan county with selling etc
on '''''-
farm 81 80 Roanoke county known a. ts Iept
Mountain Ito CLEARED uIAD - ~
The Whit sulphur SPRING. tlTrrhrr
County Painryu. An.l, "a
- miles from Richmond. Price 5u0 ar
The farm called Scaod," county
acre., 81 which 80 e. arabic, 90 - WV
Plantation GoOchland from
Mount BERNARD" containing IN acres an
Farin In Aeuafle county acrcs near
Orange
Beautiful farm ~ ten called Spring I" short
north ~ NrimuuI adsd ~ q. \. tt.JuD
YARN james Buckingham
willie. acrr4
An estate. containing AMELIA aud Nottowny eoun.
te- i1 miles from Richmond Advertised Masters )
tract oland btnit,r Halifax county containing T2I
tTJy.J ~
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AUCTION sALEs ADVERTISED IN THE WING.


Jnne IA tract Of land, 49, acres Chesterfield CO. on Heko.
rai, about ~ miles
nure, &c To- be Sold (by tannl der deed 81 tr, OF,
the prvm----hour mentioned.
lut-Iwrnty of laud, In mi
burg u O'Clock,
iih-Per,mptory Hog Island In surry county coo
tanning about 2;aJ be sold In at II ck
l2h-Iwo valuable farms Ia New county called MuI.
lens aud NAiden's,' TO be- sold the House.
y. lt9J) ~
IihA farm Of asa acres (a heavy woodland In Chester,
neld county about miles from O'Clock ~ "a
50 ~ 81 W.
ishEHecutor Of Mountain tract containing
upNars Of $500 lying chiefly Roanoke sold on
the premises. ~ W.
i9Ssle Of several valuable land a. Jame.D near
BunsAcks. la Roanoke county, at ~ o'clock NJ
same dayths fallsburg mill Buckingham co
Alec, Al la Hanover land
l mile north Of kchmondl with several buildings thereon and
NJ time or twelve slaves. $3.50
JHy 'th The Union Hotel in Chris.
unt rhurg n'goincry county by decree Of Court
l2t Tract Of about So called
land county ~ miles from Cartersvilr
P,rempioy safe Of % acres OF land In AlbemArle
~, miles from Charlottesville. Terms LIBERAL
auAbe arm. known Ducknghole
~, containing about 'sn AcreAhuut
lthN auAbe farm, ''lia~hrd la
''@l Ser"s OF land, Of which s cleared.
day-auoiirr valuable
tween 49, snd yHi also. house
2SdPianiation Ia GorhlaDd
which 40 ARE heavily iu'rrel Terms ibrrA
tHg 9uAt the Court House Lexington the fAnchis. Of n o
Junction Valley Turnpike company,
Dc 2'thA plantation containing acres In North Ala
bsuA, ~
June 9th Sale ~ furniture, House nv
commencing at 10 o'clock A. VI
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Senate expel Sumner for deaming Brooksf The
Senator perpctrated the first outiage-snd according
to a fundamental principle OF law, his head all
the consequences Of his WRONG doing should fall.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-07

We stated the other day, on the authority Of a
New York paper, that the bill before the Masachu-
sets Legislature, appropriatng $50 900 to the relief
of abolitionists in Kansas had become a law That
a mistake. 1t had been ordered to a third read
ing, by large majority but when it came to th.
pinch, and the money was about to go-and the
Shrewd Yankees could not Calculate how they
were to make any thing by the operation gave
the bill It's 1uetus
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The Democracy complete their ticket by the uomina
ronof NJ Breckenridge Of Kentucky, for Vice President
We not much acquainted With this gentleman but ",
under the impression that be- j. filter Tor the Gr,
place than the sage OF Wbeaand. It is the first time
in our d'y, that the Democrats have approached %,
Wings TO- the character Of their ticket Buchman anl
Breckenridge are respectibe-qute much 50 Is Fill
more aud Done SOIL