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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-05
MEssaeE OF rHE GoYERNoR OF GEORGIA.

.lr@vSrA. GA. Nov. THE Legislature of
Georgia met on Wednesday. The Governors
message is very long, ultra and anti Thank
lie recommends the prohibiting of the circula-
ton Of bills under the denomination Of ten and
twenty dollars. and advises the adoption Of 4
State Sub-,rcaSurv. The message is devoted
entirely 10 State affairs
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PRICE a WATKINS.

WI AHTlA alNh Ah-st' ~ N'Nt
II NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS.
beautiful Bayadrrr, Hail, Plain ami a'Lcz silks, In all
colors
Splendid two rlnuncea. double skirt and aLez silk Robes
some Velvet Brocadr. very elegant. In these Goods our
assortment is unusually rich and varied
superb French DeLaine,. Valeniias. PoplinS AMI CasthurrcS.
entirely new and beautiful designs. These are III plain
Skirts, two and three LOUNGES and aLcz styles
Plain DrLainrs. DrEcIcs. Loyella Cloths, Mrrin"rs, &c
Handsome English and American DeLainc.. nj low prices
Black BombaLines. Mouscinrs, Challicr. Tamesr Cloths
Grape. and all kinds II Mourning Goods
Point Lac. Collar, and Sleeves
BrusSclJ. Maltese. Houi,on aud French Embroidered do
in Er!'roiiericS ana l.acrs eur stock j. uucumnonly al.
tract:vc
Cloths. ~Cassimere>. ye.;ine-. aud urtIs wear rencraiiy-a
large stock
Our basement room il lllrd with heavy Goods FOR planta.
ton men and woincn-say PULLED Cloths, Linstvs, lnanlrt>.
&c, NJ the lowest rates, in large and Small quantities.
Hoop Skirts: Bishops new article
Hosiery, Gloves
Ladies' and Mems silk and Wool Cnder-vrsts and Drawers.
Great attention il paid to this department. AL sizes and
qualities are KEEP;
Rlanr-k. Linens, Eleacl.d and Brown Domcs,ics, Table anal
bed Linen, Towels, &c.
Buyers viii find our stock very large, and every depart.
men; kept unhrokcii and full.
Also, splendid Velvet aud Cloth Cloaks.
Nov3 PRICE / WATKINS.
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PROPOSALS

ruH FURNISHING. ny srn-cKr1ioS, , SHw EplTioS ~
TIE INTRODUCTION TO TIE HISTORY Of TIE COLO
Ny AND ANCIENT DOMINION or VIRGINIA..
BY Gil IlLE:S C<AA1pBIEI.II. lG@q-
OF Petersburg, Va.
~ ONE yCLraE. octave.
IT is proposed, should the undertaking receive sufficient
i encouragement to justif: it, TO puh!si"A History OF The
Colony and Ancient Dominion Of virginia. from Tue frtt
di.coyrry and settlement TO the close ol The Revolutionary
War. The former edition will be entirely rewritten, The
notes for the most part incorporated IN the text. the old
melting moI-rniz-i. AMI the work enlarged by the addition
II new matter, 10 double III: size Of the first edition. The
work will lie published Ia handsome style, In one volume,
octave, NJ FIVE or six hundred pages. The price viii lie
- ~ T!n,r persons who desire t. become snhscribrrs 10
the work are requested to forw ard their names 20 the under
signed. ChAhh1a '"N''"Ihi"
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TRUSTEES, A L
U NsNLE
or VERY vALC ABLE DWELLING y GROUNDS At
TACiiED. On SlNrii, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
L ~. srnII1s

UF VERY NATI MILE DIV EIIINI MD UNVI Ms ut.
TACiiED. On SMITH,, BETwEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS.
I)Y virtue Of u deed of trust from Fleming James and
ID wife, bearing date the 2rh Of March. tSti, and admit
ted 20 record ia the office q. the Court Of Hastings for tie
City Of Richmond. ON the 10Th day 81 April following. We
shall, on MONDAY. the EIGHTH DAY Or NOVEMBER. lSJ>,
a; O'Clock inth- afternoon. proceed. 1.-THE premises. Ia sell
n: public auction. To the high-s' bidder, !r ready money.
tunlesS the parties Interested agree upon other terms. and
then upon such term, A. they may agr-. upon the proper
~ conveyed by the said deed Of trus;, being all o! the lot
knoSn in the plan "f thu city Of Richmond 10y the number
avc hundred and ,wen,y-ninc. cxccp. 81 mach thereof ss
WAS conveyed to Win. [. Alien by the deed Of John Robin.
son aud others. hearing date on the I'D day "f June. iI>.
and especially the privilege granted b. vail James and wife
In respect To- an alley of ~ feet. lef' open from Franklin
stree; .! fect-th-t il L" SAY. 80 far ~ the ground 50 Soll
said .tlhrn extended.
II, a, the time appointed for the sale. the weather should
be such IA, In the opinion Of the trustees, 10 make i: i'm
proper 10 sell. the safe viii be- adjourned 20 such o:her tine
as they may deem advisable. q. 4. MYERS, rm,..
". G0DDIN. i'
cn,,. , .,.rr-.x tu,. Snv .-.l,ls
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH


INSTITUTE FOR MrSIc. PAINTING And DRAWING.
(\N the hrt day nf October neat. I intend opening a ~.
" Let CLASSICAL. hSp ENGLISH SCHOOL, In which
will lie laugh; all nr any oi The fol!uwin: branches, VIZ:
Greek. Latin, French. GrrInan. History. Typography, MaGr-
ma:ir.. and all the usual Elgli'h branches.
In View Of tie difficulty "f giving s;ric, aEl proper ai.cr.
tion IN u lars- School. the number Of pupil. vii Ice .ini;-i
10 -, and the entire charge for Instruction in hi, depart
10 the lat OF july, lS9.
The Ancient Lariguasrr will he taught by myself. the
higher branches Of the fr,rrh by Prof. Knion. the German
by the Rev. Mr.. iloyrr. ana the English and Mathematics
by fully competent teachers.
Private Lessons will also h. given, and private classes
formed In any Of the above branches.
With this School /, combined an Institute for MUSIC,
PAINTING and "
In the Musical Department, under the super vision Of Prof
'. Hu,ch. Of this city. will he taught. Oh l:hrrnl tcrIns-Ur-
ch-siration. thorough I;a-. AMI fiino. bv iroa Busch
Guitar, MelHdron, and all Orehrstrnl Instruments, d. pro-
frssinnal teachers.
Special attention will he paid 10 Sacred Vocal Music, and
instruction given both privately. and In classes or societies.
IN thoroush. iass, Vocal pr Instrumental Music, on applea-
zion.
The Department, for Painting and Drawing will be- under
direction Of Mr. Alfred smith. assisted by Mr.. J. :. Fisher II
Philadelphia, recently arrived In this city. specimens Of
Whose talent can b. seen al the Institute. Landscape and
Portral, Painting, AMI Drawing OF every description will hr
taufh: privately, or III classes.
Special opportunity Of Irrfrcting thrn-rlyr- in all, or any
Of the above hranch-., will he afforded To Young Ladies'
who intend TO devote themselves 1" teaching.
With the Impression. that An Institution, whore instruction
In the most general branches nf Ari- AMI Sciences may br
ton, will prove beneficial - the rising generation. tho pat.
ronaSr Of An heightened public Il solicited.
All communications will be- lrn, nj the Institute on Main,
between nh and lUth streets. over pr. Hudson, Dental
Office, or At thu Pos, Ofhr-, Ia lrl,rrs directed 10 ,h- u,.l-r.
signed.
KHrgRgsrEs-Nrv r. y. Moore. Res. VI. H. IIosr, Rev.
q. Woodbridge, Rev. II. Keplrr. Rev. pE. burrows, Hon. J.
S. Caskie. VIM. =. I%i,cair, Esq.
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JSo. TILMAS POSTER.

M y. c q, rrr ,u~ 81
rNrd-d ~ the Sihrha"D
FOX, OI,kElcT WEIGHT AID
Ar. ~ u.rby nearly every i'".l
rprd Company ae"h-r'. ia
Nabufactu my E.-tnoi-nn,, ~
;hrauvheu. TIE c.unuy -
reputation which these s'"'''
h.xe acquired hiss been VI VIA
dy growth frcu The e2,n1'eh'e,
meat 10 the pre-en, I!nr. -nn
l. based upon the pi'ncipis
adopted BY u. sbd oe'-r &C
waited from. Il nliDw!Er none
but rE1yrcI wgioh.so IA.
csrsrs ~ go forth IRON osr
rstADiishmer.t
We have more th.n one nun.
d,.d dit.rru. mOcihcat ous Ut
,hs.- scales. adapted q the
~sn,. OF every drpsrtu ent oil
! a, business where . correct
and durstle Scale 10 readif'd;
! Cali rnd examine, or s~no
| for Nm i!ivstrs;ed circular
.. i,y hr.md~sy. New fort-
,SOS. Agents Richmond, va
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!, nr,rTirrL AND VALUABLE FARM

IN JAMES j Tn r'1D
WILL he offered for sale. To the highesi bidder Al SGrt
cour, house. on MuSpNY. th- TWE'Tf HL.oN"
DAY Of NOVEMBER. ISIS, til, being Nurry 'purt "'E'
tina, valuable and beautiful Yarn. IN The .ed county hho""
- ih- Chrslui Farm. lyins on JAin,, RIVER, "p;'os"' w
lover end # Jlric,tDwn, aud containing. ~ m "th 'I'E'!'
~ acre, II laud Ahou, $40 acr'- mr." cleared ana n
hi.h .tat. IL Improvement ;hr balance u. 'r'sHiA. s'o"'"'
a,1l second Growth fue. aGOF!tn: M ample supply o! 't,'
ard rail-, There l. also attached 20 fh- 'arm = itfEr MARI
furnishing n good rang, for ito lie soil y lIh'. ea'"N
cultivated. and produce. tine crur- oi corn wh'a'. -
Ti,,r, +. A large apple orchard and the usual '"ri-'y u o'N'f
frIit, Tn. buildings are amply sufficient Cor the aeco1nilo'
ha,,ou Of . larr. family. bo;h white ani BLACK, and Ior ne
,ayinr Of crops. The dwelling has four rooms. 4 closet "hi
!, vid. massage on the 6r.t door, and three roomr and '9n'
cL,,-;, .b,,r. There i, Il good and convenient landing -
m. river II I, five miles below Carriers "h'r'' ~hefr we
steamboats, stop every day III. same fist'hre 'fo'h h''
court house. whrr. there Is q good school slibil '9ni n'''
Of. Post Unic. and ,aree Churc!'>. mere VIM b' d
crop Of wheat sown In good TIM, and mostly on a pea
falow. 81
There will b- a sale between tiL- AMI Christina ~ ""
eron. stock. furniture. Sc. 20 thu, the purehaser WI nav
an opportunity Of purchasing upon fair terms Whatever ~
may want To settle the place. ,,.,
III. iii. |. good, beyoni dispute. I'll" terms are ho,ta''
and vii, he made known on the day ~! sale, or ny app
ton. either personally or by lester, to the 'uG'tnn.i: WV
liy-, adjoining. and ail take pleasure IN ,hl"'hs ,"' : -
u r answering any inquiries rs lrt.cr. III, Post "'H'T = !"
e'h''''"'' 'u'' ''" WI. Z n. RrFFIS,
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G JUN EA l. 4 y DIS + o X = 4 l. K,
TWn TR

r orrrp to- ..h. ~ farm Ill .p;r., d,. " ,ri,y i,
Cpmherland County, nm m. An,,om,,toy liver adioIni,.
~. I,,J. ~ p.y ~ ,rn,;s,.aI liz Il : Iu,r,on ,r
o.S.rs r., t,rr, ran,,in. nioL 80. ~ rhicb ,hor, y,
,rrss r in woods ana from ,I 70 :, acres ia Pines Tlr
I,nJ hn. h..n ,.r:;rulorly for m. la, Nv. :, sy y..r, :.
der n liberal .y.,.u, of Improvement. by N. n.r of different
kinds Of ruauo. sup.r.plio.phat-s and po,a.h AMI plaster.
81 acres Of highly IMPROVED tobacco lands, mn! \ consider
able surface we'll Sc, In clover.
The region in which this farm lies, Is justly regarded -.
on. of The VERY best tobacco growing district, OF Virginia.
both for quantity and quality. The improvements consist
Of a new ,nd w.ll.huiIt double Quarter. with four room.
smoke Hou,.. Corn Uou.-. Stables. Grap,ry S,ationar,
Tt,,sL;,, N..,J,. "a T,I..,o ltar,. s,6c;.,, % cur.
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CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LoriS, Nov. +-Thc overland mail, with
Sar Francisco weekly papers to the ninth of
October, has arrived, but brings nothing
important later than that brought by tine last
steamer. The Westward bound mail was met
fifteen hours out, only twenty-five days from
II Louis
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siT,II oFFER ron SALE, on TUES;

Il DAY, NOVEMBER MINI. TO-; W a. S,mo.
"g,tanoia, - In thr lower erd VI Amelia '"un'!' on
zln- lrrrk. containing upwards ri NV 49, 49, .'
rIl.. from Petersburg. I'VE siic- from sontn SUI ns'.,sI'
a"sI on nn from Apponaitos river, which Is raVi'
gable Tor boats. ,..cs.,rv f,r n. u.e-
, n ~ wiling ~ or seven tobacco barns. srnary: s;a'
bi.s, she'd. aud servants house, A ,GsyS. S" la ;o :. ID 49,.
n'H -. hc,t wheat and tobacco farms near Peters.
lnr, Tt,r, AZ. upward, Of go acres hDe bottom ana
ousS- - 80. III .er.. are etched aGa vel drained, free
ei1A 10. T,-r. 4. a grra. deal OF fine to barcoiliEt
,a =" aa Nh. never known TO fall In raising an ~abqndanc'
Of plau,,, s!,!eh ]. i very material fact IN sohays,'Ta WI
=. pa.,-o NJ a tobacco crop. "E.tGnDla' Is well ioca'-c
"a Iii r.t-rrd in each field. Their will be a crop d
.r.,t. ,,erd.d,) which the purchaser viii have ".ih 'as
A. N, same time and place I viii sell nil the Corn, b.'as
and TOD Fodder. snueks, Oats and s,ras. Plani"''"h zoos
Wasoa.: Carts, I'VE pairs Oxen. MGirs Cattle Sl'er "'t''
and two Colts. .n.
Tertus Ib.ral-on.. two and :hres years credit '"r 'h'
piantation, interest added. ,ocrrp
Oct af-2aysW JHO. liLhh' 80
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PILlIS, The safest anI hrsi Iurgliive IfIIs In Use. They act
upon the Liver. stomach and Nowcs, carrying of all bile
and every foul secretion. They don't girc, are easy in
their operation. aud can bc taken ~ any zine. without fear
Of exposure. They Remove Colds from the system and pre-.
vent rheumatism. II You suffer with any pain. use llAETS-
li0RNES CURE-All. the great Pain tnnihila,or. II Ven
have a Cough. use HARTSHORNE'S COUGH SYRUP, which
Is the hes, Cough Syrup in the world.
sold by all Druggists in Richnton! and Petersburg.
nn, in-f,
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i,TEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
+ FROM EUROPE.

UuIrN. Nov. 4.-Thc steamship America,
witt, Liverpool dates TO the 18th October, has
arrived.
II the time of her departure from Liverpool
IN, cotton market WAS very dull, and had de-
cllned onc-eighth pence during week.
HrcadstuifS were steady.
Tn, sales of cotton for the week amount Ia
~, 900 ialc>, closing very dull; exporters took
$500 baic>. and Spectators 100. The e>ti,
mated sales of Friday amount to 5000, ami
Closing dull. Orleans fair, Isd.; Middling.
I'D. Uplands fair. ! 7-l6d. Middling, I'D.
stock 49,. oao, including 100000 American.
Manchester adviccS are unfarorablc. The
amount OF bullion had decreased t22o, nnu.
Money was abundant and easy.
Florr firm for choice brands. but other
qualities were very dull: sales of Southern ut
52>. Wheat firm, fox best qualities. but infe-
r;nr dull; Southern white 1S.aIS. Sd. Corn very
dali and nominal; yellow 3la33>., white 3ua
s.,>. Beef dropping, Pork quiet. Bacon easier
but unchanged. Sugar firm, and Slightly
higher. Coffee quiet. Rice dull. RoSin steady;
sales of fine at l2al4>. Spirits of Turpentine
q steady AT a9a+hs.
The London Times contains an attacA on
CoInmi>>ioac, Reed. charactrrizing him ~ the
cat 'S-Iaw OF Russia. The Bank of England
still refrailiS from reducing the rates nl tbs
count. notwithstanding the money market Is
80 easy that loans on Governneat securities
,an hc obtained ut one per cent.
The London Morning Post" understands
that the Channel fleet has been ordered to LIS
hon. 4 French vessel had arrived III the la
gS. with a French ~attaclir, but DO definite ar
rangunent> had been made.
ihe Greek Christians in Bosnia, who have
been committing terrible outrageS on the Mus
>rlnici' population, have the belief that they
will have the support OF France and Russia in
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Turkish Empire.
Paris journals r~eiteratc the report of inSur-
~rcction> in Scrvia, and Intimate that Austria Is
disposed to intervene for the interest of Europe.
Signals had been received At Nalentia from
Newfoundland. very distinct, hy means iof
Danicli'S battery. nov in u>e At the iatter.p!acc.
Orders have been given ut once t" Use Daniels
battery ut Nalentia.
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BARRETT TO BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. +.-Barrett, convicted
of the murder of Reeve Lewis who was re-
spited two weeks ago, was to he hanged to-
morrow. hu; the President to-day commuted
the sentence To Imprisonment for life in the
prilitentiarN.
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SktOND SlFfL1.
NEW AND RICH DRY GOODS, At RETAIL,
FOR CASH.
WE arr now opening our second supply q
w FALL AND WINTER z GOODS,
bought in New York the pas: week. 1t the closing on, sales.
for cash, a, very los prices. We assure Oa- old customers.
and stranger, visiting tie Fair. thu. NJ h"t.'- IN the city
can show them a better assortment. Unr s:"cL eonsi,is, in
part, Of
30 pieces Of Pulled Clot!. aaI sl,ia-,,., for -eryas'
300 Negro Elank-ts
Plaid linseys, krrsrys ani S!i:rtings
prints-frenc., English ard American.
lS LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Rich Double Jup- Fix ltohes
Rich Two.flounced do
B~ayadere Silks, Large stock
BllcA tro, de Rhine and Tare.a silks
Plain Mourning aud ~Bayadere Black silks
Large s,ocs Robe i Leg De I.liaca
Very rich French De lIinrs
g. French yalratlv, and roii!E-
81 very cheap
Pole lie Chevre and Russia Cashmere.
Large stock low priced DE I.ain-s
~ pieces DE Ls:nrs, very COOL, ~ i9t cts
Plain Mrrinn aud he Laiu-,, all color,
Printed Mrrtnos aud Ca.hnl res.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Damask. Napkins, Tow-liings and Sheetlngs
Super ii Siirtinss, liieachrd, at I'D, rs good a. ANY made
Al II cts
Gloves, Hosiery aud lIanll"rchi,fs Of every style
~ dozen Kid Gloves, IL. good a, III. hcs;. n; CIV cn
Ladies' aud Children. Hoop Skirts.
~ EMngOIDERIES.
Very Rich Trimmed Lace Seits
CaTbric and Muslin do
Real French Worked Collars
lioniioa and Maltese Collar,
rique aud Cambria Sets
CLOAKS AND sIATIS.
200 New Styl- i,ound.Cornerri S!awi.. ia Iroche, Boz.
drr-d Stella, aud Piusi, l;orirred. Man,illa Wool Sha~i',
single aud DouLl.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaes
Our stock T.. entirely SEw, and will be sold 1T tho LOWEST
CASH prices. PERKINS 4 CO.,
Oct &c No. III, Eagle Square.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

VNIIS Institution Is a select Boarding School for Young
i Men and Youth In tie city of !tlrNandria, Va. The
number "i Students continues, rs in former wears, 10 br
limited tn As many only a., cali receive The !niauic attention
Of the Principal. |: brins his desire 4, combine. a. FAR -
practicable, tn. s"'i al AMI moral adj, autaycs "f a family
with ihe Classification AMI discipline % Il school.
The Principal bring 10 hi, n--i-tanee, in tie II ri, ofhi-
profession. the experience OF more than twenty year.. dur.
i- which time he has bern engaged In thu Instruction al
young persons from almost every section ri the Union.
studrni- may prepare ,hrIn-"lve- At this school Tor enter
Ing any class In college or for the active business 81 life
Especial attention Is given Ia the study u! Natural PIilusn.
ply, Chemistry, and the Mathematics, a, well a. h i;n"k.
Keeping and the ordinary English branches.
Mlneralogy, theology, aud the Application Of Chemistry 10
the Arts. are taught by the aid of large aud Systematically
arranged cabi ets, and are n,ad- a part Of ,hr regular
course on Civil Engineering.
Fall courses Of Illustrated Lecture. Oh Natural Philosophy,
Chenistry. and Astronomy are annually delivered in pre-
scnre of al she students.
A number Of important improvements, both at III. School
aud Dwelling, have recently been made, such 81, the cree.
ton Of an Astronomical Observatory. the enlargement, Of
thr Laboratory, addition of recitation rooms, &c.
II would he easy To Insert the names Of maUy well know
gentlemen. residing in different parts II the United States.
who either have been, or now are. patrons Of tie Sc o"l.
but the sub-crib.r deems this unnecessary. Circulars will
he forwarded Oh application.
Eoy i=-rIf CALEB = III ~tIfnNIptI
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DRY GOOnS.

WE are to-day receiving additions 10 our stock VI
w H. bal-I heavy ~ aud d rul-l Cloths
II cases Sleeps Grey Sat,inr;s
~ cases 81. - ana A. heavy Pl,ii lIadseys
IL cases Ilur oxford Cadet and Grey Mixed 3atinrS
- cascs new style Prints
- bales negro blankets
.. 10, II. and II quarter bed Blankets
II bales f1annels
Dleaehrd Slrreiing,. Fancy Cas-im-res and rwerd'
Al sool Kentucky Jeans
Plain lrrsians and Cas!mercs
Plain ail wool Mousins
Fancy printed Mouslins
Fancy Mouslin De Laincs
Robes AQuell-. Robrs AI.sE. Robes Valentine
Ixyadirr. Valentine. Mulriu and De B-ees
Viii, n great many other goods suited 10 the soasoa. all Of
which We will sell loy To merchants.
Elicit & pREWRY. No. j.. Pearl street,
Oct Q. Richmond. va,
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CRANE HIGH MASS

TTNlt MUI MINI sINHEKs, h"NIhg RECEIVED Tue appr@-
l. bait 81 OF numerous c~l-rgyinen. a. well as the authOri.
z,ii"n %: the Mayor Of the Town OF Eagueres d- Bigor. in
,h- Upper Iyrences, for their charitable -xrrtions to pro-
cur" funds for the orphans Of their native place. Ihey are
authorized 20 chant Il High Mass In the Cathedral. on sun
day next, the 9Th Of November, AZ II oclocs. 4. ~, and
after the sermon 10 have a collection for the hcnc.; o. the
Asylum in question, They sing the N-sp-rs Il, II. Msry's
German Catholic Church, for III. same obivc:, ai ) O'Clock.
J.. NJ. the same day. Oct -,
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tl.U.0m

i' W. 's hs W, SF'' ' Nv ''f''Vuts
Do June 10, 81, c. Jno Coles. Of Abcmarle. Va. go
DO do. -, ~, i, Mary johnson. wife Of John
Johnson. Annapolis. 1000
DO July H., -, Il. President. and Professors NJ
the College OF William AMI
MARY, In Virginia, ~
i>3a. Jan'y IS, -, Ii, Jane, Cornick. Of Norfolk. LOO
ISL, March /, -, q. Mrs Mary " Cab-ll. wife %
Joseph e Calril, ~
Isle, Peb'y -, ~, C. John ' Wilcox, of Peter.
burg. Va. 200
1SiS, April Is. -. &. Till Carter, trustee. under
will o: beverly Randolph.
Tor benrf: Of Nancy Ken.
non and others, -.
1874, reb'y IL. 5e, 6. Thomas u Male. L. :. ~. 8,
Do MARCHES. 81, 6, Miss Eliza Coles, IL
lsiS, Jan'y G, 80, 6, Mrs Frances Todd Barbour,
rouu:y Of Orange, ]"
Do do. p. ~. 4. Albert & Workman. of Rich
mond, -
Do do. Is. 81. 6, Winfield Cosby. Of Louisa. :,
1,ia, Jan'y TX. I'D. C. Edmund II Fi"urnoy, 100
lS2, April 3, 80, D. Wood Ioullin and 4. 4.
Mor.on, Commissioners, &C.,
in the case Of Waller VI.
Gillian. 2.ty
lSa, MAJ. 3. 40, Z, Nicholas Mill., Commissioner
in the suit Of Mills ". Robin
son and others. &c, : 2.6f
Do 10 .. -. ., John q. Pollock, Of stafford, -
1854, Jan. IT,, ~. ., lanes II. Paxton, Executor
Of A. T. Barclay 6)
Do April, IL, ~. i, Treasurer 81 the Common.
wealth. In trust for Bank OF
Rockingham. ~
DO do ~, ~, q, do do ~
iS6. July II. y, 6, Il. ". Fiournoy, Commis.
sinn-r. rlcming's Executor,
W. Perkins Executor. 6e., g.
DO Aug. IL. ST. Il. Trusirr- Of proi.-tani Epis.
eopal Seminary and High
Schonlin Virginia. er
lS,, Feb Is. 81, u. Treasurer Of the Common
wealth. in trus, FOR HANK VI
R"ckhril:-, ~
Do Aug. J.. -. G. Martha l.. Nelson, guardian
Of ". u. Nelson, pa
Do Dec. :. -. &. JONAS u. Cullen. trustee FOR
Margt Oielia Cullen. under
the will nf John Cullen. de-.
ceased, &c, &c, 100
lass. June .. 81. o, ". q. Caz-novr. trustee Of
Mary T.. ClzcnOye, 2,WS
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
DASSENGETS for New York ny the Uni.
i ted States Mail steamship ROANOKE .s$slkS.
are requested TO be OH board before the hour Sf--IEfS
Of departure. four O'Clock, +. NJ, Friday. ENS%
the ith instant.
Tickets and b-rths secured at our Office Opposite steam.
ers' wharves.
Passage to New York, meals and s;a:e rooms included,
only 40. Storage passage only 81.
Passage to Norfolk same As by the river boats.
My 4-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
INOR BR EMEN.-Thc \ | Bremen hartae
Anaranih, Probsi. Master, will he al if,y SffAA
Point In a few davs. to load rs above. and ne-t EfET2
with quick despatch. For freight or passage :p.~~s
ply t. 'SCIItEii, KOlILEi & CO.
prt an-Yw
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JOHN l.. ANDREWS,
Join T, COLEMAN. CONN
Il. X. DANIEL.
II. X. UANIhL.
0c:. li-esw
LANDS Eyb FOR SALE.

La NJ y END TOIt SILE.
. virtue Of = Trust Deed from Richard =. Jones to
ID Richard :. Jones. Trustee. bearing date the Is, dag Of
January, log, and recorded in the Clerk Uidce OF the
County Of Gloucester On the lst day Of January. 1919, for
the purpose Of securing c-rt:ln sums VI inonry due 10 Cary
:. jones. therein mentioned. ! shall expose 10 sAle Oh MON
DAY. SMITH DAY uP DECEMBER ISIS, (being Gloucester
County Court day, ,ha. sau AL" low ground estate called
Lands End, situated ia i;obn's Meek, and bounded by tMr
waters Of Ware aud Seyein rivers, Containing No. acres IL
land. for cash. The title IS gnqu.rt oIaIir, and il !. in AL
rs,recis one of the mos, desirable FARMS in virginia.
RICHARD 5. JONES,
a.. "a TE..A.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. The Republicans concede
lha, Judge Douglas has a majority of eight in
the Legislature. There are doubts about only
three members.