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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-31
ID ay s. l. a N d ry,

Day s. ndry,
HERMITAGE
HAVE just received and opened fine as
i l. sortment of NEW GOODS. which they will
dispose of on the most reasonable terms, con-
sisting in part of 6i>5 fz f.~
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, &c.
They have also fine and commodious
W A r E IT O U S E,
attached to their establishment, and are prepar-
ed to attend to the receiving, forwarding and
storage business.
EH~For the convenience Of persons travelling
in the country, we have HORSES and CAR
RlAGES to hire, at reasonable rates.
n5-tf @ DAY & LANDRY
A. MERICAN STOCK JOURNAL-Published
n monthly at No. rs Park Row, New York
city, D. C. Linsley, Editor and Proprietor. 4,
Terms 81 a year iagarlably in adcance. a
Notice.--P. A. ROY, Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law and Notary Public, has removed
lis chsce nax: dco- :c tie Goar. Ecase
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~OOS1-*--'-1E-S
This is the only stitch that cannot be ravcled
and that presents the same appearance on each
side of the seam. 1t is made with two threads
one upon each side Of the fabric. and interlock-
cd in the center Of it.
Diagram Of the absurd Complicated Knitting Stitch
of Grocer d; Balers Nachiae
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-31

blaH UP ny Tic udCulHe III aCtldl WOIh,
leaving ridge Ike cord underneath utterly
Objectionable for any fine work, where smooth
ing iron is ever required. This Grover& Baker
stitch can be unraveled-the Wheeler & Wilson
stitch cannot be unraveled at all. ... .... ..
Cheap Sewing machines, like cheap watches,
are the dearest in the end. Chronometer and
Patent Lever Watches are known to be valuable
and reliable. and always command the highest
price; so with Sewing Machines The Wheeler
Il Wilson Machine is the acknowledged Chrome
meter and Patent Lever Of all Sewing Machines.
which, (while the absurd, entangled chain-ridge
stitch, and ''Old Time Cog Wheel Shuttle Ma
chimes are rapidly sinking in credit and price
into contempt and oblivion,) are deservedly ta-
king the undisputed possession in public opin-
ion that was awarded them by Judge Meigs, Sc
cretary of the American Institute who openly
certified "There is but one Sewing Machine
and that is Wheeler u Wilson's.
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines took last fall
the FIRST PRIMfUM at every State Fair held
in the United States, wherever they have con-
tended, WITHOUT ONE EXCEPTION. viz:
STATE OF MISSOURI, ST Louis
STATE OF ILLINOIS, at Centraia
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, at Jackson.
STATE OF NEW YORK, at Syracuse.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY. ... .s.
STATE OF MARYLAND, at Baltimore.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. at Richmond.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, at Pittsburg
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. r--s
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
STATE OF INDIANA
And also at the Fairs in
CHICAGO, .s- -.z -s-s...
ST. LOUIS, Is 81" A. x a. - d.
BALTIMORE
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-31
NO. 81.
State of Louisiana.
OtaCe uI louisiana
Ninth District Court-Parish OF Pointe Coupec,
In the matter of the succession of

IN the matter Of the succession of
DIR. James NeAoa, deceased.
PURSUll to an order to me addressed by
the Honorable the 9tht District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid. !, the under
signed Sheriff, will offer at public sale, on tho
premises, at Red River Landing, on
TUESDAY, the oath day of JANUARY, go,
between the hours prescribed by law, the follow
ing property, belonging to said succession, to
wit:
L A n D.: .....-
l One lot Of land, situated on the AtchafaIavs
river. known as lot number IL. in township 2,
containing 100 acres, more or less.
Another lot of land on which the deceased
resided, together with the improvements thereon,
containing lG0 acres.
ST. A We S:
Ben, negro man. aged about 40 years,
Peyton, negro man, aged about 26 years.
Sarah Ann, negro woman, aged about 3s years,
and her six children, to wit: John. negro boy,
aged IL; Lindsey, negro boy, aged Id; Little
Paul, negro boy, aged 9; Martha Ann, negro.
girl, aged s; Tom, negro boy aged 5 years;
and an infant months old. s.g'4
Sam. negro boy. aged Is years.
Mary, negro girl, aged Ii years. .-< "f
Paul, negro man, aged As years. ....-.. ..-i.
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SAN FRANCISCU. -
If these facts do not establish reputation
we know not what can.
At the above named TWENTY FAIRS, all helh
boasted SINGER s:Shuttle Machine" DID CON
TEND, as we'll as Grover d Bakers, Weeds
Sloat's Websters, Bentholt's, and twenty or
more others; and ALL, in EVERY INSTACE
have been signaIly and fairly beaten. No ra-
tional man can now deny the fact that the
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Great reduction in the price of the later publicf
ton. l.. Scott & Co.. New York, continue to
publish the following leading British Periodicals,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-31

Parish OF Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
In the matter of the Succession Of Augustin
+. st. DiZier deed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
THE LUNENBURG DINNER
AMELIA CouKr HorsK, Sept. 10, isse
- NM
CITIZEN.

aNLiA 'oCRr hotSk, sept. lY, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Wig:
In paper of to-day in which you give an accoun,
oil the "RdgSay dinner" at Lunenburg Court House
observe, IN the report of remarks inaccuracies
In that portion of the remarks where the expression i
used III has been said when rogues fall out honest men
get their dues my alusion the FEDERAL riuin,
trdo Of the Observation-Disclosures in the report IL i fol-
lowed by an aluson to Gov Wise and Mr. Douglas viii
vas made in connection with another view viz: the va
ety oil hue and color OF the principles Of the consistent
democracy. Another naccuracy, unimportant, except
not true history, is, that appear say "that am the
son OF one OF the seven Wigs who voted against Jack
sonism IN my county NOV Amela.) am a grandson
OF one OF the seven Wings who voted against Andrew
JACKSON IN the county Of fowhatan and think SO said
Although no politician am anxious 20 keep NV record
STRAIGHT a have learned from observation that NJ,
cords are much in the sometimes. can well under
stand how these slight NAV have occurred As
spoke rather hurredy, and with expectation tina,
minute report of my remarks would be attenp,ed-I
thought mere synopsis might be. II YOU think i, ne
SesSary Eon can make the correction. Exercise your
discretion in the matter In haste vonrs
:. = WEISlGER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

We repeat, TO-DAY, admouitioa 20 our friends
throughout the State s;ud.oCslv abstain from the x
preston Of any preference in regard 10 tie Pes Dental
domination, in their primary meetings for tie appoint
NEXT Of delegates 10 the State Convea:on OF the -b
OF December next No good can possibly core q any
such expression OF preference o. the soa.rl 7obiBr
5u; discord and distraction vii snsus A. sure A. the sun
nov shines in the heavens The party il Virginia is nov
perfectly harmonious Why should IL hz-rouv he Dis
'urbed by the agitation Of ,riing and d-spsabe issue,
a. TO men, Who, Of all the grand Opposition army in
Eirsinia-e1cept few indiscreet enthusiasts here and
'here-eare the snap Of their finger 90 men In pres.
enee OF the oveFshadoSing impOrianoSsf success in ,
next Presidential contest Whatever Others nav Hin
PANTY and ridcuously to the coararv We are
persuaded that the Opposition party in irgnia have no
personal preference in regard TO the Presidential %
nation And Vet 1t stated in one or two ipstsu.
ces that "a" overwhelming majority Of the party in Til
State in favor Of this that particular individual f
the Presidency Whence Is such refreshing information
derived Upon what IS such an easily made assertion
based Where are the evidences Of popular sentiment
on this subject The whole thing j. faIlal from b
ming to end.
We see it hntcd also in one quarter that certain
prominent members Of the pa;y are engaged in orr
OF conspiracy 10 iniure the prospects Of some other
prominent member. Now, We believe that tbf. l. al
AunDug' and nothing but humbug-pure unmit,-atet
nnredeemed 1t Is altogether a cock-and-buIl story ORR.
snaing in the excited imagnations Of some of the over
Jealous parti'ans Of particular gentleman. whom We
eheerfuy acqut of all knowledge or or parrip,tiop in
or responsibility forsuch childish suspicious and ppp
iOns.
We sincerely and honestly deprecate all ~ feeling all
dscoTd all controversy in the Opposition ranks in Vi-
GINA at the present tme-and especially A. TO the ,ta
iy nnmportant question OF men. Nor shall We do o.,
say anything calculated to bring about such state Of
things Nor shall we avoid controversy either A. 10 men
or things, should one be forced upon u.s. nd when mo
other alternative Is left We lookrto the good Of the
party as whole, aud nothing in this world about
men, While we are willing and eager to do all the
prominent men Of the party in Virginia Justice vet rather
than see the party itscf injured or distracted we would
see every one Of these prominent men sunk in mid ocean
such are our sentiments and we expect to adhere to
them, through thick and tim. But il is pitv- deer,
and boundess pity-that few friends Of some men
should sometimes be their very worst enemies.
We conclude, began, by exhortinr our wbig
aud American friends Kermit no miserable issue m 70
men, to divide their councils, either in their primary
meetings or in the State Convention Of the li Of De-
cember.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

duty Of Congress to iegiate for the protection OF sa
very in the Territories. whenever may be neesssary
and he adopts this part Of his political creed
pledges his influence to maintain this doctrine.
THE SLAVE TRADE AND THE CONSTITUTION.
To The Editor Of the Wig:
The views OF your correspondent sc. r." strike me
as rretragable on every point except one and that
have underseored in the extract which make
There doubt the writer certain clauses In the
Constitution intended to give TO Congress power to abo.
h the slave trade There Just little doubt that the
frder Of the ctdse prohibiting th passage of La,r for
his pPose til lsos supposed e posrcr prohibit sras
confsrrcd bg other cidS There is still less doubt
that although with this intention prohibit did ex.
st and with others the belief that the power to prohibit
was given entertsined-yet, such power is con.
terred by apt sufficient words" lti. : .'.-. 4
Now, IL appears to me, most violent Inference that
the constitution There l. no necessity whatever to re-
sort to any such farfetched Inference TO the
prohibitory clause of the Constitution much simpler
aud more natural Inference explains the whole matter
The right TO prohibit the slave trade before lsOs should
not exist be exercised by amendment of the
Constitutions; after 1905 thei Constitution might be
amended to authorize Congress to make the proh
bition, IL the requisite forms for amendments were
complied with Georgia and other States were I'm.
willing join the conederacy until assured of reason.
able time for supplying themselves with slaves IL when
that time arrived they did have enough they were
willing to take their chances Of defeating the proposed
amendment. That amendment has never been propos.
ed aud the Constitution consequently contains no clause
authorizing Congress to prohibit the slave trade.
A CITIZEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
mnnrNnrthrrn AIlI,s.n

We de- ire that tbc rank and fe Of the Southern De
r-ascv should Gee what the views held by their
yo-tt,ra allies in regard TO the paramount question
offtrcry 10 that end We remark that juror RaSSI1,
m Democrats candidate for Governor Of Ohio, met biz
competitor in debate THIN, seneca county. the Gh
sr and in the course Of the debate he stated bic
and hc position Of HE party u Ohio, on the subject Of
slavery, follows
ye claim that a 10 slavery in the Tcrtories that there
.t,ad Ir absolute uouiutcrvcut0n The part NJ tho
FEDERAL Government that there should De- no Congres
oual legislation n regard 10 IT, but leave 10 % the Ian
,sfo of the Nebraska BILL 20 the determination Of thc
rratis This was settled in 1850 by the compromisc
iearru aud by the concurrence Of both the wing and
Dororatie PARTIES The question arose how should The
Territory acquired FROM Mexico be governed Many Of
s nd the North t-s among heR, were Of the opinion
thai b,t sboud be- Organized into Territorial dovern
erts bc m Congress of the United States and siarrg
Mold D. prohibited w. hem We consulted our wish
- aud feelings ONLY u the matter and that was the wish
and feeling Of Of have never changed one iota
an tbst subject sfaad today as did ~ lsts, "
~, sir..g d,sir, that al ~ territory ef ts ORited
Ssfsi stgR y Vscwed 70 freedom g"d( ire fqb0T me
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

s nSeny OF 0resnhrisr In this State, Sunday the 18Th
ofths city. " Wv '~'' "iS"''u penny,
In wAshington on the 18Th irst EDWARD BROOKS all
t and ohc~r la the Of ls2 lie n,
battles and man In All IA.
and adorned his prufr.siou N"' mas 'eNiee TO"
M, wsshns'on, on Thursday the Inst Mai FRANCIS
% assd ., ysa,. formerly Of BOSTON, Mass Su, for many
A.snsn' OF Washington. Hc In tSis.
nv Q, the Georgia Volunteers. In Mexican war under n
Su and, in l>Sa Yo,ida .r .,s
forkia militia '''h"ss inspector OF hr
sh.Snd Va on the 92d Of August Of diphther,. ,or.
throat, LUCY fARkk aged 5 years and on The H., as ss,
pe % he same DISEASE, HENRY ALEXANDER 81 y,,rs OH
ehhren OF u and l. W BENTLEY ~ 'eN's '''
OF the little to heaven xfhir -.
70 Joan bon. -
Is sEv As he angel Of death, child In his .Tn, ..r
he honsehe fingered by the bedside another AMI o.,
.sss s h,e away But the mercy % STAYED his an
sd their oldest daughter spared 10 m. usT,ns ~
h In the possession OF tse cAa Hsar.I and a.
es our Lord Jesu, Christ whole family In
dhu ,'irA Is nsinedr' that nsmI, and ;h.
h on s'Ih are Invited to the glorious mansion where
ne uore parting mo
from their eyes" 49, -" -'Pe away All tears
May lie In liis mercy grant that thI. affection n. n .,,.
w "'"'eJi'""y ga hesi-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

THIS glorious old hero, at the age Of seventy.thrae t.
ordered by the Government 70 the Island Of SAN
lourneysoi five or si1 thousand mies-o take command
Of the small force that represents the United States on
the Pacific coast aud to sustain American rights In the
disputed territory. Il is TO be regretted that this dp,,
should be imposed on a veteran Of 80 much service vi
has reached age when repose is grateful ne well a
cesary But, perhaps the Government thought IL cour
teous at least, TO offer the duty Of settling dmcul,v
with Great Britain 90 the General highest in rank Dopb,
ess he bad intimated that he would prefer to STAY
home, he would readily have been excused Bu, with
On" a'cry that he has shown AZ every step Of HE sple
In career Ten Scott obcycd orders and has departed
for the scene o. disturbance
This mission Of o warvorn old General has called
forth from the press universally expressions Of re.psc,
and admiration for his character and sergies Rcr.r
10 h' departure on his long journey, the Philadelphia
Bai'sGH says
The military service 81 Gen Scott covers moro IL,
h'l century Tor be was appointed captain Of regi
ment ohght artillery iu sD5 and was soon after order
ID o. join tho army in Louisinn. The va ,i,i O.,
Britain, the Black Hawk and Seminole g., a. ~
patriot war in Canada gave the only oppcrtup,eg "a
active service that hc hld from that time m bis plorog
campaign lh Mexico in 1851 We now after repoae of
eleven years disturbed only by the unfortunate ro
campaign Of 1852, answers the call of his coppirv go
I enters upon difficult though perhaps not a verv yio
"or' service Men Of sober minds do not ancip,t. y
serious consequence from the occupation of So, t,,
l-I'nd ~ Ten Harncys soldiers and that a war vit.
Great Britain should grow out oft l. not though, NJ
bui the work Of dealing with the eraspcratsd Eogiisb
ana -au.iyng the hothcaded Americans Al the sop,r
ume maintaining the rights and honor of the country
will be delicate and troublesome task His co,.n,.yy
men, who love aud respect General Scott "a, ~ -,
military abilities, his bravery aud bis faithful sorvico
send With him their best wishes for the success Of HE
'on ana h saie and speedy return 10 the more e,s,
and peaceful duties that have OCCUPIED hin, ~ l,
WAHREN AiSFs The Democratic candidate for Cover
nor Of Georgia has written letter in reply to inouirie
declaring that he will FOR Douglas even If he 70
ceives the Charleston nomination. because he consider
his doctrine Of squater sovereignty worse than the Wi
mot proyieo He also says that In his onsnio, n = A,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
COMMERCIAL.

Owes wus, s<p. %. isss.
The stock market has undergone little or no change
me date Of our last report STATE bond selling
sA and bank stocks wesk r.srs w, pot. an
Merchants Insurance stock; In Va Cen,
kseek There have been Richmond rr, A..n stock
pari.c- :. ..>Sk --i--, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
RANGE or rHak THERMOMETER
ArRAspoLPns sooksroRE isi MAIN ST. sept a.
..a &. ST ,.,,Is,s. nm nm "

Jaly az >''''"' W. - ssnane'' dated
cure Of Consumption rec~sy been susc-a
e nis medene, In the Of In nj. county ana
vas related TO Us BY Dr. hsek, physician Of
70 .hon We have permission ycunr iady
sre ~ s seersd under an affection Of the
informed by her medical attendant must an. an.
aac,d TO send fsr bottle Of wt.tnr,s Hu sam of
last ne Your laiv exn.r.ne.J
an" sS more bottles wev successfully procured
Saa sne Is nov happy IN the OF health
.sSs gsns.ns unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
Nv you want Boots, shoes aai,er. good quality 70 10
N' Mill 90 = and II you can't there, do not
know whsre you Ind theu
Nv Notice 90 Country Merchant. yi.,,,px
hichmond thi. Fall.-we would re.pec naly cali
their attention to stock Of BOOTS SHOES which Nc Nj.
ALEX. HILL CO,
'" iss Main st.. Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

WIG CONVENTION ~ NORTH CAROLINA.
we learn from the Fayetteville Observer that the
wing Executive Committee. appointed by the Wing mem.
Dcrs Of the last legislature, will meet in Raleigh tho
Z4th instant IN z upon the time and place for the meet
ing Of the Wing State Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

ieoe' FALL. 1850.
A. K. PARK Err 81 co.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND FANCY my
- GOODS-We take pleasure announcing 10 our friend. -
Nc public generally that have large and well
leeted stock q FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GoOns 10 .i
WeVery respectfully invite their attention; ~
Fan Black and Figured
Rich Black eros DE- ECuSSE
GROS DE- EPSON, or mourning
:" two Flouuced SILK
Extra Rich Colored SILK ROHHs
4" Paris Printed MOUssELINE ROBES
Rich Paris Chutr Printed MOCSsELINFs
POPLINS, NALENT1AS, POLL. nE
Plain aDd Printed Wrench MEHISOEs
Black French MEkINOEs
Black MOSSELtNES
black BOMB AZfNEs; Black AIPAgAs
CLOTHS, CAssINEilS YEsTINGs
- aud g. Heavy pUILgD CLOTHS
shsers Grey sArfNETs, LfNsEYs, &c.
Bed Blankets
White and Coored Servants BLANKETq
Together with article
House. Anof which We viii sell very cheap, al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
NEw JERSEY POLTrTcs

NIwAEE, Sept 10, is5s.-An Opposition meeting 10
r''iiy the nomination Of Chas. Oden for Governor
took place ths evening. The asernbicc was large and
moderately enthusiastic, and addressed by WIN
M'cdon1lh Ex-Governor William Pennington Courtland
TaIAer ESQ. and others the former Of whom presided
resolution thlt "wc stand firmly united in our oppo
mouy laid the table aud referred 20 n no aatterin
terms 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

MEN

TN ,he Sih OF sept by Rev VIM white D. D. OF Lesinxto
GiANA NJ WATT. of Richmond s "''o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

FALL TRADE, 1850.
JNO. N. GORDON 81, SON
ilth street, near Exchange Hotel.
wei o %fs ' .Sa are 81 SISDs by a'y ,y
MY nve The attention Of their friends in coantry
Porto Rico Criean, and Coffee Sugar,
Oar crushed gTanulaied and powdered Sugar.
Orleans, Cuba and Porto Rico MoIssses
Sperm and tdaHanne Candle.
sp 5Ss1 Of r." al 'i FSS. Soap'
ss Pes, and g ssosD I'd 3,qm Sal,
shoe thread, brown aud bieaehed
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warp
Tea. various qualities, green and black
s sssi.s "a F sHs.i::a Rolled IRON.
Gnsl.h ard Ameriean ln,tersd steel
Broad Plough I;,ou, i,o@ 70 i2 Inehe,
oval 6aiso1si a i" SstT Tam II from ones
american, English and Russian sheet Iron
Nal nGd a., A@, s,I.. AN, and swedc'
Horse shoes aud Horse SHOE Nail.
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin seos
FOB fsPy sALES'' a.. e & s SG E EsP
~ ' ~ and compiling i9%s o. t6s n.s, brand.
500 H = 5.i:. HAYa s,.,.
lOy Common Ro.'n. 70, .st.hv
- snu Ooi,, Tor sale 10" BRIDGPoHD co.
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
HAyE Tor sale No. BLACKSMITH A. = coach rorkm,,
ana n vosln sa',sesi he has superior lie shout ~
.sia-as WI q P Hsi s, sa6s vs..
WHEAT DRILLS WHEAT DnILIst-Tb,v.
Including oi ossn s,you P s9S p.H Mssit pin, s
and Without Guauo Attachments. H. AZ swfrIJ - w"
4u9l " ~ fHHslL
GHUCKS WANTED. The suise riber si.tes io ,.,b,.e
- ot present delivery a. hi place sth Rchnond
Or Tor uiur delivery loose IN bales Richmond or rr.
bales only n NeW York, quantity u Corn shucEs
sol--ee'' o. n STACY.
(toNMAY ROBINSON aud JAMES AIPHRD
- 1890 rave UNITED n The practice OF tho Law Richmond
JOS VIII also practice IN The Circuit Richmond
li, ono. :, THE corner Of grsntin i2p street,.
~. WINSTON,
Tor 2. wfrsron . 90 \
COuMISsION MERCHANT,
- VIII rye BE persona attention o the sale ~
Corn, w neat, Tobacco, Oats,
Omce nt FISHER & WInston,s, IQs uI1fn q,
mhis-oly RICHMOND. VA 49,
COACH MATERIALS.
IRgN Arst Pat Taper and common. { 10 lin cassR
Iotn'n'2ns 1rens Head slrng., 10 pilates 9sIs
SHAFTS, bows POLFs
Enameld Cloths, Ond Carpet, Bnctram
Coleman's CariaFe and Tire BOLTS and CLIPS
Silver and Brass BANDS, Phia and Boston Patterns
| haIesbe Casting, pipe and wagon boxes &c, ae.
/ WILLIAMS 4 FTffOTT.
| Importers and dealers IN Hsrdrare
| 80 -. ooaeh hateriais, and Haohlnists' goods,
REmOVALyewe hereby notify our customer sna ths pub
- Hc Nat wc have removed and
C1ae aiefa n ou large and ven arraaged store
street nest door u hessrs Dudley opposite Mes
/ The's " Price Go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
I.4wEm IAMEs nIvEn I.AND Fon sALK.-:

snIcNiu be sold AZ public anctiOu
NE Isl Gay OF Novenes y fair IL the dav the
heougnE 10 the estate 81 the eJno
ssid farm lies In the
pubic ROAD twenty miles from and one mile from
undersigned - N""''' , anu tue
" consists o. about 81 acres, about $50 are In q
la wood. 'N' """ ''e pAahce
me improvements on the place, consisting OF dwelling harm
tthes negro quartc &c and in good
" : NOT deemed necessary enter into more mnut. rs,
u"n - persons disposed purchase doubtless IN. @
previous Of sa ''''' P'e"i'
win be al am. Tim. ard ,i,..
lot Of plantation utensils. - M" n
Terms made known on day Of sale
Further Information thea
ed by application subscriber through The civ Pon, % "
,',.t posi- Of
ssyg-vtd. W. y. hAhhlSpN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

(EmONALeWe hereby notify our customers sBa The pub
Uc That We havf removed
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We are nov making large additions stock both Of Hard
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