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g,u.l Sale OF Valuable Negroes.

4 :
Hills tliess tx4silg trustee iIn q certain deed
sIsIRaftsas b bearing date lie I tllday ofsgan.
s1s|1s.gsj5 Ii and dulysreeGrded iii The clerks
3III5.s 81 tkAa9 In eouniy. executed by Benjas
/. 4I3a u 1SlHi tflers to{ the Undersigned, aud III
t,a,6,lel laanah, deed tras eessto secure 10
1ITslP rtsgknt Dilest5rs u Company of lie
I=H iak IF AiEtinia, 1stltea paymsni5of certain
Homes st4eifled ID said deed i shall, The
A, b5sqyst ttte Prrsi,ient & Company of the
.#H RaAk pf NirrihiniasG pm Es
4 f6,aiug. he e6tt dry Of December, 1859,
III II tle+Fesiariieeto The SAID Benjamin S,
SRitrs. Situated en- tie Kama ifas ryer,
ba14# iaefmiiks above the toWn4pf.s Maiden.
81 pabJic aaGjionJ to tie higtEeSt bidder, fol
1eshi fine u llo4Ar,g negro slaves, 10 wit Per-.
III, tiob, Jim, Daniel. -Dean, Dwell, slatS,B
.RE.aly f,aHdE, Sam BtAfotd. Edmond, Bad
I5i,S. lleqfY hedforf sam AIldeFsg sally. Car-
s IN 81 tltdY, kal ala wv Martha. Nelson
,ikatk. WilYiar, Ri. III. ] ess, Eliza, Margaret,
k}s3, If Ss Dalllets Zaehar an TFFrfaA, Safah,
fI0.t N4lliagp, Anna, Eliza and her child
lfEB, GaIllal, D+eM5yJ MARTHA amt GUN,
skkEf3sI @lth tile iHtreise u The female por-
ItEaot sttfe said stayeS tlla may haze acsrued
fttfceflis date 81 the deed fore ard, or tmalry
t6e,ka3 slayts aj&nlay be sGfficse,tt ID pay on
XVI ,l;4latse 50 lilneI Of said money as YET
5.aaas sluaBsaid l,snk Of Virginia II f*y
4. -r If |MM. A. OF ARRIER5 Trus lee. r
t5{h NOVEMBER 1859. 553i
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MACItEREL.

t.={55 rs ~ n S<Ah A1AAA5 - Ky % 3E +hz
TN Bills, halt bbls; and kits; for sale w
II ". !. A .ssg Hl1TEKER q GO.
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1Ennn PdWHATANPfP Just
received and fol sale It
I TAYLtIR'S Cigar and Tobakco Store.
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I7toNsTABLEfs and other BLANKS efuI
~ sale Al This Office. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21

81 4ks Also. . large LOT 81 81
Turner's Celebrated (aingeE Wine, Rasp.
S berry Brandy, blackberry Brandy,
"a Forest Wine. Bitters, Ladies,
u slF@ Wine, &c, &e.
i Cab 1n, and see for yourselves, as i shall
take pleasure 10 showing my goods; whether
syuuwish to purchase OF not. 81 80
ssI1 s tGASfuN NORvELL.
March tSt, 1859. 4.45
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~ ~ ss1 4ll4tss. i AZ I M PA
Il Paints & Oils,
Perfamery,

II I-4.s II ~ ancy Aff1eless Gois &C. !
ALI OF which has been selected with-the ~
most oara, from The largest and best importing
Houses III tue United States, and which are
iwauanteel huIe and sffesh.t, "a I 4 Fl sl4
4 He has asp fecieyed large, lot Of window
glass, paint brushes and other usef1A articles
iusL ally kept IN d Drug s fuF6ss
Physic lam Sprescfiptions and orders prompt.
~ attended toni iherC hnflestoR Drug Siole.
i - 80. J As 81. ROGERS,
May "a, So Front StIte Chsflt SION, vi
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BALED HAY. q
,TSWO RENDERED Bales Haydn hanl and
IL for gale,sbS H.
Nv. As WHPrTEK9R q GO.
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TEAS

/ TOBACCO. MA Y
H III Butts Satberlin's Star. -5ss ,ssf. Is
OUl20a James, pounds,
500 Florence Hughes Long los. II
Is CaSdy Boxes Prairie Chicken. RI
bs3 /. o BUGS Flora Temple .as4 ss nj ISL
A.sk i2s Kegs Gtdges& Bro j Six Twist. ~
t8f Z go Cross 5. b . illisms' fine cut chewing.
i si,i 60 Bulls Queen City Cut and Dry.
Faaa 4OsfIalf- ibis tt sss do S. .ts lf
Ss.a rs 80 ssft BCSKIRK & DAVIS. III
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/ 10. Ia Vest tfOHI Slreetf GlHcilIlI ati. n
8El Wi4L coSsTAKrLY slayk oS Han j.
I,9rayor,te brand salt IN L,rge ard small
II, Barrels and lLtt;ie Bags 45f isaeking,
II 1T s. BaitYand Table aisd. + ~ 1 "a.
Mill also fsiYe particular attention to filling
Il E dtJtIs,'GussssAts and ssIlag Produce.
RiR 4Ak Htsrd ffadran q eesl osl eosasignments,
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FREsH DRUGs-
), q. ROGERS

las Just arrived fom the Eastern any
Ii sNoJlbeIn Giles, bringing with lima keEd
la .ge and extensive soTtnientof :, -
Drugs, tst
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1 r uS.r received, and for saie. sec ies s.'pe
ID nor Potash, I Al GALpNEi 90.
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Loe.l Ae<sT v.sTnR i.
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tits speedy. very neat, and duRHle in its
work; is easily understood and kent in're
pair. Iearnestly Recommend this Machine 10
ALI my acquaintanees aud others fAlfs. NJ !.
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there u ere over three thousand yar,lssofsew
ing done with one OF GtoveIt& Bakers Ma
chimes, and asiaetsfseam of that has eutstood
all the double seams sewld by sailers with o.
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the sad William J. Lane Jr. And he furtheutnlk that
ths said notes. bills, or checks, sacuriteai eHn
said entries mentioned, not, nor wer&i ~ Of
them, deposited with or entrusted To the said Yak
by the said William J. Jane, Jr., or any ott for
him. AZ ali, or ever forwarded IN the said B0s
ton collected by IT, and the said notes and Sdries
therein mentioned did not, did any Of them in fact
exist at any time but the holly fictitious And
he further says, that by the said false entries made
account kept by said Fulton Rank and under the charge
OF the said William J.. Lane Jr., and by other false
entries Of similar character, extending during the
years 1851 1865 and 1860, the said William Lane, Jr,
obtained from the said Fulton Bank the Of upwards
Of sixty thousand dollars that the said VIM J. Lane Jr,
admitted and acknowledged that the said entries herein
before referred 70 were false and that the transactions
thereby puporbg to have taken place happened
and were wholly fictitious and that by said entrics and
other OF like character, extending through the period
last aforesaid he had obtained from the bank the
sum Of over sixty thousand dollars which money he had
appropriated and converted TO his own use
Thomas Honahan, being sworn, says that he Is o.
the directors 1f t Fulton Bank In the city of New York
and that s read the annexed aIdavs Of Joseph Ksr
pochan and That he, this deponent has the entries
therein specified that he knows VIM j. Lane Jr therein
mentioned and thatsaid Lane clerk Of the said bank
as therein stated and had charge Of the books therein
menoned that the statements IN the said ahdavis are
true, and that the entries In said books are
Jr, and as he believes and charges with intent
to defraud The Fulton Bahk aforesaid; and he says
that the said VIM lane, Jr, admitted aud acknowf-
edged deponent and 70 Grant that the said en-
tries false and that the transactions represented
thereby fictitious and made, and that by
such entries and others Of similar character, extending
through the years 1851 1855 and 1852 he had obtained
from the said the Fulton Bank the Of upwards Of
sixty thousand dollars, and this deponent therefore
charges the said William j. Lane Jr with having, with
intent defraud the saa Fulton Bank made false entries
10 the books or account or the said Fulton Bank by which
pecuniary Obligation claim or credit has been or par
ported 70 be created.
4 The examination was here adjourned over until Mon
day, whom the magistrate viii probably render his de-
ci6On IN tho matter
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That the said entries indicate and certify and herefrom
the fact purported to be that the said William Lane Jr
had deposited with the said Fulton Bank the several notes.
checks bills and securities for money described in the
second third fifth, sixth and eighth columns and made
by the parties therein named and dated at the times and
payable the days therein stated and for the amounts
therein mentioned, and the said several notes, bills
checks had been forwarded TO tho said bank on the seve
raj days the last column stated and that the said bills
and checks and securities for money had been col
leoed and paid the several amounts thereof received
by and charged to the said Bank Of Philadelphia the
days and the times in the ninth column stated And he
further says that the said entries and each Of them were
false and made with intent to defraud said Fulton Bank
and by the said entries pecuniary claim credit
purported be and created in favor Of the said Will
liam lane, Jr to the amount SO falsely said 70 have
toBank paid TO and received by the said William Lane
n And he further says that the said notes. bills checks
and security for money in said entries mentioned not
poSsere part Of them, deposited with entrusted TO
tho said Fulton Bank by the said William J. Lane Jr.,
any other person for him. at ALL ever forwarded TO
the said bank at Philadelphia, or collected by IL and the
said notes therein mentioned did not did any Of
them fact exist any ume but the wholly
fictitious, and he further says that in the register con-
tanning the account of the bills, notes and checks for
wared by the said Fulton Bank 70 the Merchants Bank
at Boston, the corresponding bank at Boston, in the State
Of Massachusetts, the said William 1anc, Jr at the city
of New York. and divers days and times between the
first day of January 1853, and the 10th day Of Sepem
Der 1852 made false enres that the said entries ndi
cate and certify and hereom the fact purports TO be
tha, the said William j. Lane Jr, had deposited with tho
said Fulton Bank the several notes checks or bills de-
scribed in the I'd Sd, 6h 9Th and sth columns and made
payable on the days therein stated, and for the
amounts therein mentioned and that the said
several notes, bills cheeks had been forward
ed to the said bank the days the last column stated
and that the said bills, notes and checks had been col
lcctcd and paid and the several amounts thereof
received by and charged 10, the said bank at Boston,
the days and at the times in the ninth column
stated And he further says that the said entries and
each Of them false and made with intent 10 deraud
the said Fulton Bank; and that by the said entries pc.
curary claim credit purported 70 be and credited
in favor Of the said William J. lane Jr 10 ME amount SO
Sey alleged to have been collected for him. and said
amount was by said Fulton Bank paid 70 and received by
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Miss LIEsLIEs BEHAVIOUR BOOK. T. B. Peterson,
Philadelphia. d


The class Of social legislators Of whom Chesterfield
tho prototype 70 be particularly active amongst
US just now. American mannors are, afraid, on
the Decline there would not be occasion for books SO
mnutely particular about the decencies Of life as
this liz. When II becomes necessary for an American
writer 70 tell her oountrymen blow their and
hold spoon IL evident that must be retrograding
rapidly in our habits.
r1 ENGRAvn6s.
Tsg rRm BLOW FOR LBERrY.-Ths Ia very fine mez-
xctint by Rtchie from drawing by Darey, illustrating
one OF the early scenes Of the Revolutionary Tho
composition Of the picture is cxquistcy truthful the ten
dcney to dramatic cxaggcrahon which such subject en-
gendcrs being kept down. and It's interest developed BY
the mere force Of the incidents themselves The figures
are admirably grouped and costumed and the pastoral
features Of New England life they existed at that day.
complete which give TO tho picture an air Of
historical quantness which not only extremely curious
but pleasing AS one Of tho most touching memorials Of
the war Independence that has as yet been skctched
by nn American artist deserves and no doubt viii find
place In every American home
NEW MUSIC.
The following are the last musical publications
ceved-Our Musical Friend, No Al; G. B. Seymour u
Co. Dodworths Second Iancers, The Caledonians Court
Quadries, The Polka Redowa, Dodworth's Gems from
the Ball Room "a Little all Own The Evergreen
Empire Quadrille Ia Rose Holandaise Schotishe, The
Cornell Schottishe The Tiger Polka, The Marksman's
Poln, The Teutona Polka &C.. II. B. Dodworth, Astor
pla
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The New York State Guard in New Haven.
the New Haven


The New York State Guard arrived in the cars at eight
O'Clock last evening, by the latest train from New York
the intention by steamer having been abandoned
account Of the severity of the rain Storm The Grays
Capt Osborn, at the railroad station TO meet them
with thirty three muskets and the New Haven Brass
company escorted into the Grays armory the
depot where they stacked and then escorted
their quarters at the Tontne The State Guard num-
bercd about forty eight rank and file and accompa
MED by twenty pieces OF Dodwoths Band under Harvey
Dodworth. They are fine looking company, in blue
frocks and pants with red shoulder knots and trimming
and richly finished with gilt and braid.
They portion Of the newly organized Ninth regi-
ment, New York State Militia, Col Van Buren,, having
with the City and Swiss Guards been recently transferred
from the Fifty fifth regiment, and with other companies
now forming, will compose new regiment. Lieut. Col
Stevens, Of the Ninth regiment, and Iiens. Stone and
Coppnger Of the City Guard accompany the State Guard
as guests.
The company is in very good drill so far as we could
observe by their difficult and crowded street march last
evening" and in the appearance, physical and intellectual
Of its members, certainly prepossesses the observer in
its favor.
After partaking Of supper at the Tonnc the State
Guard was formed and the Grays waited upon them 70
escort them TO second supper which they had prepared
for them nt the New Haven House. to which they marcn
ed with their invited guests under escort
Short speeches made toasts delivered py Leu
tenant Cnlonel Ferris Captain Stevens, Lieutenant ln
rymplc, Lieutenant Stone private Draper and scvera
others Of New York. Captain Root OF the Nauonai bues;
eutenants Stevens and Northrop, ana private sanger
of the Grays Lieutenant Colonel Woodward, Second regi
ment Messrs Kendrck Szer and others ana AZ ast he
the quarters of tho Guard, at the Tontine where the
rays parted with their guests The parades OF to-day
dencnd upon tho weather. The Grays will, we know,
pay their guests every Hienuon'
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BY TELEGRAPH.

MONTREAL, Sept "a, 1859
The cricket match commenced to-day The weather is
fair but cloudy, and the ground in pretty good condition
Canada went in first and scored eighty I've runs DAILY
nineteen being the only double number the list PARIS
slow bowling took sx vckets Jacksons fast, seven
and Canyns medium pace NxcS,
In the Eevens' eigta srsf V as, Grundy scored two
bowled by Hardinge. Iea 81 out, four; and Hay
ward not out, one. #tM
-Sen n thousand pesScps present., including Gene
raj =. Gsn sssnd staff.
xbe he resumed on Monday and finished on
Tues fEs,y ven are sanguine Of success and will
be rerf New York on Thursday
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THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET nlrCn.
First Days Proceedfngs-The Rsy-Hour
Thousand spectators Present, dse., -.
OUR MONTREAL coRRnsPoNDgNCH.

First Days Proeeedfngs-The Pay.-Hour-
Thousand space Gators Present, dse., -.
OUR MONTREAL coRREsPoSDgNCH.
AoszrxlI, Sept "a, 1852
The English cricketers arrived here Ills evening about
six O'Clock, by rail from Quecse. They are al in
excellent health and spirits, aud express their in
tention of commencing the match tomorrow Uri-
day., provided the weather permits. II has been
raining all day, and there is little prospect Of its
clearing up They had very severe passage acroes
the Atlantic, and several of Item suffered long and
severely from sickness Tho change made in the
list Of players previously pJsleled, is the substi-
tuition Of E. steahenson, Of Surrey, for Daft. The
ricketing coupsy of Surrey s well rerresented
ny Canyn, Jrs.s Cesar, Stephenson and Iockyer;
Nottingham h George Parr, Grundy and Jack
son; Sussex by Wisden, and j. Lllywhte, and Cam
bridge by Dives Carpenter and Hayward They wif be
in New York rssdy to commence the match on wadess
day next. They are accompanied by T. ullywhe Cbroth
TO the player 5hn Lywhe) who has over puypo
ly TO report re matches played for BIs Life N Lis-
don and some other sporting papers Carpexcr does not
play account of his right hand not having recovered
from injury sustained in recent match In England
He however, will act umpire for the eey this
In the other matches at New York. Philadelphia
and Hamilton, he will take his part player There s
little betting here the match the success Of the
English players is considered certainty
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the remainder Of the lists win be that in that class
Of vessels which win h future decide the mastershp Of
the seas France is rapidly gaining on her powerful
neighbor.
win be argued that the superior facilities Of England
will always enable her TO keep long way in advance OF
France in the construction of vessels and In naval arma
mens whenever she may find necessity for doing SO.
Let us see what Mr. Busk's tables say this subject
The following shows the extent Of the dockyard OF
England and France also the number of building slips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EU7iss' ?as ''%s :sss:sa s'''
Arrival Of the City Of Baltimore or
~ Cape Race.
TIE English and French Fleets
Before Pekin.f
COTTON DULL -BREADsTUFFS MPROgNG,
Ae., &e., kcvs

Sr. JOINS, ~ r., Sept "a.
The steamship City Of Baltimore. fsom Liverpool
l4th. via Queenstown 10Th inst, ppssed Cape Hase
last evening.
The ncws was obtained by the news yacht oft1A
Associated Press, but the despatch TO hand e1nks
braces only the teiegraphic dispatches put ON
board at Queenstown.
It presents no features of unusual importance. i
The screw chip saxonia, from New York, ariveds'
at Southampton on the 18th.
Scott Russell engages to have the Great Eastern
ready for sea IN three weeks.
The English and French fleets were before Pekir.
The Hvsrpool cotton market was dull
The breadstufs market had an advancing ten-
dency. s.g
The provision market was steady.
Consols were quoted at the close on Wednesday
at s5l . 95A.
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Mr. Bus tells that the majority Of the forty three sail
ing ships Of the line very little usc not more than thr
teen or fourteen being really effective OF the eight fri
gates not not more than fourteen fifteen can be re
garded really servceable OF the seventy steam
oorvettes and sloops addlc not moro than twenty or
twenty -four can be considered available for purposes
that from the above total have to deduct 2s YES
scls steamers we'll sailing ships, effective.
We now turn to classified summary of the French
navy completed up the period april 1889 Like
tho other it includes all vessels building convcrng or
ordered to be built.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

MADAME ANNA BISHOP ~ BRooKIyN.-Ths charming vo.
cast gives her first concert at Brooklyn Tuesday next
she will be supported by sgnor Morno, Madame Won
Berkel and Herr Wcdemcyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

The MILITARY COMMISSION appointed by the Governor OF
New Jersey to revise the militia laws Of the State met at
Newark on Friday Prcsent-Gcnerals Stockton, HATFIELD
and Mckle and Colonels Buckalcw and Freese. On mo-
ton Of General Hatfield, Adjuant General Stockton was
called to the chair and Colonel Buckaew appointed
tary The minutes of the last meeting then read,
when the committees the Organization and enrolment
Of the militia, on especial enactments for such localities
as require reliable and efficient militia force !" and
general regulations" made their reports The other
ourned TO meet at Jersey City Tuesday, October ls
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And he further say that the said VIM ]. Lane Jr.,
the city Of New York ard on divers days and times be
the 1st day Of January 1858, and the 18th day
September 1852 made false entries in the register Of the
bills and checks forwarded by the said Fulton Bank
for collection account OF Others to the Bank Of Phia
delphia, which said cstries were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
.Sdilq Vest Steamers.

The above shows total of 449 vessels, carrying s422
guns, with aggregate power of H. $40 horses. Out Of
ahe IA sailing ships Of tho line three In progress of
conversion and of the 81 steam ships Of the line 80
csmplee three receiving their engines and four
in Yrogrcss Of construction.
DeuctiDg from the British total Of 751 the 12S vessels
which admitted to be on.effectivc, there would,
therefore, remain only numerical superiority of ia
sells as against France. Against the 80 steam ships
OF the line possessed by England, France, however,
bcrs 81 whilst against the 81 English steam frgates the
latter numbers 81 u the investigation be carried through
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5 7.e5s,84T IS

tThere al. received the S39 10 treasury
notes which will be accounted for In The quarter
+. BIGG Err, Register.
Treasury Department, Registers Office Feb. IL. 1859
There will be no business whatever transacted at
the banks tomorrow the 22d inst The public offices
of the Government will it is presumed be closed at
the usual hour on holidays, at IL o'clock The
Northern mails failed yesterday. This is regular.
The Africa of the 9th from Liverpool is still behind
though we have dates via Galway of the same. The
Africa always has made good long passages, and
since the Cunard line has driven Vanderbilt and his
steamers off the Atlantic the Canadians take it lei
surely. The Fulton, of the 9th from Southampton,
may be along sometime this week, and so may the
Canada of the 18th from Liverpool for Boston.