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, 1859-12-02

We arc requested to ssy that the George
Gilbert, row under arrest in St Louis for Ut
tering the notes Of tho fraudulent Hartford
Exchange Bank Of Indiana, has never had, as
was stated by us, any connection with the
Western Valley Insurance Company Of this
city. The Mr. S. u, Gilbert who WIS an oil
Ger Of that concern, is now Of the firm Of Ladd
l. Glbret commission merchants, and has. 50
far Is VIC are aware, nothing to do with tile
manufacture or circulation Of bogus money.
OF course, our structures upon the St Louis
Gilbert are inapplicable to him.
, 1859-12-02

John BFoWu to be &eseu~d-Tho Se-
cret of Prof. LoMes6 Delay-The
Ohaxle9tosvn Officers and JAlf TO be
Carried OF.
, 1859-12-02

Candidates seem to be multiplying for tie
vacant seat in the U. s. Senate belonging to
Minnesota. The St. Paul Tinsts mentions the
names Of Hon. Morton S. Wilkinson, Of Blue
Earth County; Hon. Chnrlcs Mcclure, Of Good.
hue County: Hon. Daniel Norton, Of Winonu
County; Hon. John " North, Of Rice County !;
lion. Aaron Goodrich and Hon. Darid Cooper,
of Ramsey County-to which the .Aianesotias.
adds those Of Il. II. Holley and Simeon Smith,
Of Fillmore J. Il. Baker, Of Blue Earth; Hen
r. 4. Swift, Of Nicollet; Thomas ]. Galbraith,
Of Scott; F. R. Z. Cornell, Of Heunepin; John
d. Ludden and J. ". Furber, Of Washington
WIN. L. Banning. John i. sanborn, George 4.
Nourse, II. R. Biglow, J. Jay Knox, S. Aayal',
Of St. Paul; Charles Il. L'ndzley, Of 0lmstead
VIM. Mitchell, St. 4. D. Dalcombe, and H. Sa1'
gent, Of winona; Amos cogswell, Of Steele
Clark w. Thompson, Of Houston; Stephen
Miller, Of stearus; v. Il. c. Folsom, md In
cas X Stapnsrd Of ChisaEp.
, 1859-12-02

on d visit to bis parents Mt " eStpOFt, Mo. He
is one Of our most popular and prominent citi-
Masons in the eiritory. he could have the
highest Office here if he would run for it. Old
geatlcnan McCarty, Of Westport and Kansas
Eitr. also went back this week after his family.
Heowns large and very profitable brick yafd
here. .....
L Methodist quarterly meeting came of here
week ago under the charge Of Prs schers Ad-
rance md Fisher. Religious services here
twira each Sabbath. well atteuded-prayer
meetings eserr Thursday night; Union Sab
bath school for both cities has been organized.
hare just counted twenty-four graves in our
cemetery. The grave diggers charge ten dol
lars. The first hog ever bntehered on Cherry
Spare ribs we're quite treat for i change. Cats
and dogs are scarce and in demand here. One
mar is getting rich here by selling pups At $a5
each. " On shares" Hoped skirts were greatly
sought alter by the LADY population here, mud
there being nons Of the article imported BY our
merchants Jet, necessity nnder the clrcumstau-
ces has invented \ most popular patent right
hooped skirts constructed Of buck elk raw hide.
Fashion's vacuum is for the present supplied.
Tho rings Of the new style range some Of them
equal to Saturn's outer ring.
The gas company here soon expect to have
gas introduced in both cities.
Small fortunes are being made here in buying
4GA4 ESk0AG @4AA 1%AAAE AAA< 1AAAS S0N~~ ~A~..-t
from Twenty-Five to oue hundred per eeut. adj
vance. Ar. Goldberg. formerly Of your sity,
sold his lot On Ferry Street, Auraria, on which
there was log house, used by him as an auc.
ton store, for 800, for which he Eery few
weeks since paid but $500. Lots 81 By 13e on
business streets in Auraria and Denver rnnge
from five hundred to fifteen hundred dollars.
The very large new frame building erecting in
Auraria, for store saloon and theatre purposes,
by Nj. Page, Late Of Boston, was blown down
Few days ago.
Hens would pay well to take ont here, Is eggs
are commanding An incredible price for use IN
tyg, aogg sud to1n-aad js-zyl 80.
"a man who bad 6ve or six good opera glasses
to rent here this winter might realize hand
some fortune thereby, without doing anything
else.
The price Of board here ranges from & to s14
per week.
Bridges are preparing at different points be.
tween he two cities, lest Cherry Greek should
BECOME sloppy during the winter. Also orer
the Platte.
Feather beds, sofas, aud rocking chairs aIe
invisible here, and would fetch any price, espe'
ciall5 among parties who contemplate marrying
here this winter.
The marble and grindstona qunrries here are
receiving considerable attention.
, 1859-12-02
MONEY IN ELECTIONS.

IAN Old Whig" cutcstains the readers Of
the PnEss AND TRIBUNE, this morning, with
dissertation on the use Of money in elections.
If he will 70 to the root Of the eyil. let linn
look at tho practices Of the Democracy, tho
only party that has reduced bribery to an art
To their influence and example must VIC look
for the debasement which attends our political
contests. Until that party is dispossessed cf
the money bags Of the nation aud thrown back
upon the pecuniary resources Of its members
tho Republicans aud with them the "0ld Line
)
Wigs" must fight corruption in ali its forms.
, 1859-12-02

Hon. F. p Blair, Jr., lcctured in Cincinnati
lcforo the Young Mems Mercantile Assocla-
ton, on Tuesday, his theme bong the slavery
question. Mr. Blair, Us is we'll known, fayors
tho cxpatriatiou or deportation Of the colorcd
people Of the United States and their coloniza-
ton by great national movement in Central
America This policy was strongly supported
in Mr. B!air's able address, His views coin
Gliding with those entertained By Mr.. Jefferson,
are worthy Of grave consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

IrGR sslF--ONE BILLIARD TABLE, ROSEWOOD,
with slate bod; has been but little uasd would be sofa
cheap account of alterations Inquire al AGO Bo1ery MAD
ATTAIN nJute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

RIiLIAADB--FORs SALE, A BILLIARD AND BOWLING
rsabIshment with twelve sben and eight alleys
pese order and doing good busnes which be much In
creased Apply at No ef7 Broadway Beeckcr street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

SI1U ALTON WANTED-BYA TRUST WORTHY, HONEST
y woman Is good meat cook for hotel; understands her
husiness WELL ia also excellent pastry cook
ton to in the country Call three days Haison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. TO
y do chamberworr and 10 assist In waing 4nds
her business thoroughly has objection n boarding house
the beat Of city Please cali 45S Peari
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

MUTATIONS WAkTED-BY SEVERAL GOOD COOKS,
y Gundresses and mattresses famieg
their business and are well recommended apply the Ser
wants Institute Lay Grard street good coachnan also
wants situation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

w eNiED-BY sPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w who Is competent seamstress and well educated
situation as such or Adys maid in respesLable family
has xseptoRahle city references Can be
place III Henry st., between Clark aud Perrepont
Brooklyn. - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
7 600 AG.Ks AZ XALgA.IE LANE 20.

sgONS tALE IN NOShOE COUNTY. VA III moi .oldn -
ssforT The Gour, Hea:s o. Monroe county, on the i1ss Of Nors@s
lowing desirable tracts Of land. In the county Of Monroe and m
p: 1issr: sss f.s@;. =, .;s sIss'; s: :s:': ., III. Sal, Sulphur Spring
and Union, on. and = half mile from tn. former and half 4 mi,
,,or, ~. latter. and lying upon both 'ides Of the ,arnpiI-. eontsis.
The sugar orchard and meadow. purchased Of N Mechanic. III,
n 2 gu:ner or half mile Of Union, containing v '-is,h acre. cd
Tn. tract Of land FORMERLY owned by Thomas J. Rierne, .doln-
Ter Of Union. snd Sa . : nifs q a., rs s.r s sissn . %is and . guar
on both sides Of the turnpike road, containing a. aer,: twenty
m. land psrsh..sd Of Er.ln. and c.ru.h.u. adjoining tn.
drss and thi'y 81. acres
teen .eIs. and eighty poles. adjoining the .sre nsotion.d Thas ).
IN. Key. tract. containing one hunar-a and .,sb,,,-o ,,,.
within hall a nile OF Union, and adjoining the rnsny and Love
Of The H.. m ,nlnn rfsss E . s.in.n ,, nrs T TIits o. g n. ssIon. upon beth side.
T ns a !, a g" ohsnm . : ? seven acre. and shy three rcIe.-
asjajnins the .e%s, eon,siin,n par one 81 s. ,as s,sp .% : ., Land; and
The william and Daniel Young Tracts. containing two hundred
40. s tsar:nsnio r.Tsi "a, and one HUNDRED and any poles. .dIoIninr
The nGrse,i Tract eenl.infas two hundred and .is,y-one acre.
The jas Afford Tract, containing one hundred and seventeen
The Lewis Tract: containing one thousand and four acres 4,
i fefapf Rsi'' from Union on the Sweet springs and SAN Sulphur
The BoEse., sn Tract, eOn,.iuing one hundred and nine acres.
The iosaPpie Tract, containing three hundred and seventy five
~, Long Tract, containing three hundred and eighty nine and
The POSTER Tract, containing ninety tish, acre. and eighty poles.
The Meposel Tract, in part. one hundred and eighty MIN. aer.,.
Ts ans' purchased o Lewis c.areeu. known a. the Reuben
s y Ss eST, h1Iri,' q Tract, Of four hundred and any acres Rob
o. four hasdrsa a5S !, 90 ? ,Snafsd .s'., 4 a Chapman Tract.
rho.e land. lie On Second Greek, below and adjoining those Of
one hundred aad rish,yt.o and two hu8srsi |, 70 rS,r.s..,
Ing The s.me. .S nd h sc,h 'S 81 ., sSss s : q r! Job. < S.,l .slol1,
nAst OF land lying on the water: of Fuai. Cr-ek. sdioiuinx Andre~
Robert pnnhHr Place: Another aejolning the same and Geo. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
By Ro. u. LYME, AUCr.

II SALE OF 1000 ACRES OF VALE.
y AbLE LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY. on THL sNYN.
fARDs ROAD. AND WITHIN 3 MILES or wiILCONS Am
s"lNfARDs LANDINGS, on JAMES RIVER, AT AUCTION -
NJ The iuest fthe owners viii sell. At public auction, on Tvys-
DAY sovemeer sth, at II o'clock. upon the premse. n fIr, IL
not, INC next fair day thereafter. that valuable tract OF land des-
er1
The sreater portion efhb 10 goods. and It's Proximity to the pub
y .nainss on = river, rendersi very valuable, as wood can
be delivered Al very remunerAive prices. IL Is believed that th-
wood on the land, when delivered. win pay for IL There Il a suf
eieney OF cleared land to commence farming. ~hich proeuces wei
Of the usual eroPs The Improvement, consist Of a framed dsei
ihs, .hh The usual out buildings, all built within a few years IRE
m lls
Any further information can be had upon application 10 IN. .uh-
.erpel, mr. John hamoi-t, who lives 90 the premise, ~in show
the Land 10 any person wishing tn purchase.
II desired, u ~ulbe divided TO suit purchasers
TEHss LIBERAL, and made known on day af sale.
RIO. u LYME, Auei,
nos-dAen Omce In basenenl Metropolitan I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs.

BARGAbNS IN DRY GOODS,
W. have many goods 81 recent purchase, much under the prie.
w the ssme goods were sohi ai earlier Ia the season. xbIeb We
SHAH from this date orer nj vrry Low prices.
We enumerafe = few 81 The bargains, say
Rich two nounced end two skirt silk Robe. from s9s 10 aao
Rich dress silks, at VI 10, worth I rs
Rich dress silks, at ti 2S, worth G.
Mousiin Robes. at ti0, worth IL
Rich stripe Naiou de Paris, 81 % and ~. worth 4 Is
Printed Mednos DeLaines. Popin,. &c, Ac, a, equally low
prices
Brussel. Carpet, at u per yard
Three-Ply do at do
Ingram do At eve per yard, worth Tac.
kugs, at a., worth 10. and other Carpet rood, e,u.uv lox
We have three makes Of bieached Cotton., which are N. ,h,sp.
est goods In town. heavy, medium and light makes. all yard vide
AZ ny cts per yard.
prices
BLANKET, flanneis, Lnseys, &c, 1c
12i Bed blankets. all WOOL, ut IS. worth Z
ciosfs Of all qualities; chiidrens and misses closls on hand
and made 70 order
Gents Goods, as Cloths, cas-imeres and vss,'nr, in r,a, va.
Together with . good assortment % every thing In the Dry floods
line, Which we are determined 10 onsr At the loves, prIc,s
We have adopted the plan IN business Of clasinx gu, ali Of our
fancy goods every season. and 10 accomplish this bsrrslns mas be
looked for. tno2l cIILrs a CHgNTRT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

MARRnTS A
bAlusosr. Nov a. Flour nrmer Howard Street Is II wheat
heavy white isotlSc- red fs509i3o. Corn ,iui and unssIraLIr.
white and yellow s91toOc. ProvirioIs qulst: Mc.s pork aiszs IA
70. BACON Sides sadti0c. Whisky DUH at &c. ~
kr- fosk, Nov. S-Stoehs opened lower but closed arm.r. yr
gina s'&a. Cotton easy: sales ,So bales. flour Arm. eommon
advanced &c: Southern dull and heavy At s hN15 "a wheat
nrm no Southern In market. Corn dull; mixed y,Snyor N.s,
s9rk s'S =, Prime ~" 90 whisky ssSe. Rosin buoyant At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
FROM THE VEST

LEAvEywoRrH, Nov. 3.-The Governor has Issued hi.
proclamation DECLARING the wyandotte Constitution
adopted.
Sr. Loris. Nov. 3.-Serious apprehensions are felt for
four Santa Fe mails and one independence.
IL Is reported that 10 Pixies Peakes have been mnr.
dered on the Plains while returning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
TNwoOD, THE RRsIDRN oR w cKn,rh,.

-...---
WyO IhE HESIDKN BOR w G knight,
county Of holloway, for saie.-Haylng de-
srnined Y give my personal sneniinn "a The cultivation and i'm.
pIosemeni Q " my farm on James River, I oGer for sale Iay place cf
Isin.nee IN ~ county OF No't0say, near the Lewiston Plank Roa vi.
Ro.a. 80 ~ ~ = 3 o, nc south SIDE and DAnvtne Nail
= : n " miles c tthe Court House. A Tarr oppoItu-
ns = nus ere Q persons desirous Of obtaining = valuable and
~ I'm 'mp'even e-iste IheTs are about $50 Acres,
nh-'y teu Q chocoh'e loan, very similar TO the Piedmont land,
S,r,hasy eood ana . much Improved BY cultivation. The ara
y aN.led . " into hyc heids, which ARE Of
~ u ~ snAPf snnoui ss.te spots, And vel enclosed mostly vita
~ |. belde sntacient quantity Of Sood land OF original
MI seeonaAry erS.th, conveniently situated; there Il q sanGing
.,oaS husaien s.rs- which Affords grazing for all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

IuiIsTEts sALE OF NEGROEs.-By virtue Of a
u deed OF trust executed TO the subscriber BY II. p Living
bearing dsie the ei;h Of October, 1854. and recorded In the CIsrIS,
once " buckingham county. TO secure the payment Of eetalu
sum o, money e wu- Z Scott, I shall. on MONDAY. the sist Of
November, 1872, proceed to sell At the auction house of Hector
ps.s, In The city OF Richmond. for cash, the slaves conveyed hy
SAID deed, among whom are some valuable House servants. Act
by the deed OF trust Aforesaid
oc26-tds n X IRvrvn So.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

v VIII hs sold on THURSDAY. The I'm day ofNovenhrr nrSt
- spienslt estate iamllsHy known ~ -wARDsFaRE." upan
shieh ' reslnr' yinr "a either sce OF ihe Greek fro.l -Esh Il De.
' = us name, two miles dist IN; from Charioff- Cont IIo,.. go
about seven from brakes Branch Depot, On the RichmorI 4 Dan.
vile Rail Road Eau
Tss very vslIsh,e Traet contains Isss acres of lanI, tao hun.
area ana nhN OF which arc in original timber, and about en. hnn.
drrd and lny acres Of Greek and prsnrL n,t. Il IN n. - .
be made, most Of which, having been Thoroughly reclaimed a b.
y Improved, aud pr-dGes admirably Wheat, Tobacco, Corn, AID
~ = crops usually cultivated IN this section OF "a. country
There are tgo settlements on lids estate sltu.i et a. .iseten 81.
u he Greek. : that IL can b. conveniently divided mo lao n al
er tracts u desired, as the Greek runs through the low rTound.
'esNlng about an equal portion on either side OF H.
To those desiring to purchase land, al opportunity Of oL,aIni,.
such a Tract seldom occur; and 1 can consci~aiiou.iy lL.t I
20 net believe ! can be surpassed by any Tract oflAnd of IN.
ssHe size I'm the County. deem any further deserirtion ~ ri.
Tract n land unnecessary. rs those Wishing 10 purchase viii doubt.
les examine IL before the Cay Of sale.
On NE sane day viii sell my crop. stock, plantation took.
sale. pnpppr = ~, ~ ,.
oc2S-ctds Chario,,- ~ Y. o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. s,-Mn. Senator Douglas Is OF.
tremely III. She received extreme unction to-day, and Il
Il thought shs will not survive the night.
Lewis Jones, q young man. clerk in the Land Office,
and son ofthe late Geo. ii. Jones, of Virgins, commit.
ted suicide this morning, by blowing out his brains with
Q pistol.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

~ sENI
p0 -"BINlNGERs OLD LONDON DOCK GIN" posse.ses all
the qualities that can be desired for this highest ana nobIe.t use OF
all wines OF liquors 1s ingredients are the distilled Juices Of care.
fully selected grains, made deiicateiy punxcnt and Gayorous Win
the aromatic iineture Of the Juniper berry. Age has meiio~,J iii
these mingled .fvtnss. and Owen an exquisite mndness-a smooth
Guy so'y-snd an alnos, norsl edcr 70 the liquor. shich render,
Y delicious 10 the senses of smell and taste als I. While Is sparf.
ling nquid purity leaves nothing for The eye 20 desire
The writer mur raaark that Mcsrs A. n. BIxxc1s A Co. merit
world at large, Tor having inifoduce3 . .iimuian, Of sueb gpss.
esplsnsl purity AID sneF',eesigeser both as = preventive and
curative ss.n, .nd harnlsss sKhisrsilas bsyerasc-ichemies
0S, a. = remedial agent, has been IN avo, uiu, ths pyofes,ion
for = very long period, bot owing 10 the dlacuify Oh ostsinlps A
pure article, y has fanen Into disuse. In many sections 81 the opun.
ty, much 70 The reeret Of medical men, who consider IL simos 4
speSihc In very many diseasea For all cases Of Grdrol, pure nJf
administered under professional guidance. viii certainly work q
tive tnembrsnce, v cfeHnses the parts. 90 a. 70 remove ali possible
sediment Admini',gsdl 70 The zane way, II viii prevent The fOr.
ierefose 80 n,serssry for their permanent removal as l. N n.
esleuiahh hsnehi 10 females IN t9se dscsss, % peculiar 10 me
ser .nd toa, Is ioeL. .. ssii a. - anqdyps Hopsriles, u Is re
cases o. . positive tepseD0 70 BhHffs. or Consumption, DIN. N
proper qasntii~ ny s.eppglqE or npnF up ih- eea5isnt dying oui
en- dis,ase, Which earfes % one slshK o. De ~popui.iisn Of ne
mn,,s s.s,s. .nnssllya Pgs Cir be- ihs ssegglsl sdysa.re
cite, and 4 : poxerfal neryine, 90 ven A. an active ionic
"The OLD LONDON DOCK ON o. me Mes.rs A W RrSTYorR
have frequently prescribed Il, and sfwsys vih decided sdvsntage,
shere my directions hsve heen fctloved. ~ 10 evidently me mo-
ae~' o. very cs,sful oscillation the active principle M juniper.
sey, icing 20 blended - 70 giye 70 The spir, a very denssts,
hNhy. ss ssolaiie flavor. In the course o. = practice Of len
yeaD hayshad seeglon "a tesi many ~ she rims IN the market,
sssiiss ,s.. prsisGsss do Iospsc sp1 pccs 'I eYS. i. s.Ss
81 90 TcsoSss ee sis :s 'sssf s s@'sS 2 ', ssst 'ffEssslSs e.
hous, a., soInr nssS ir d. esas. u ,sse ~ .-SSy S srsse y. 4
yor cle ID Richmond W yIsHrR q wiSsToS, srd bras.is,
senefsny. tf7-dfsvkcsm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
FIRES.

Nkw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Therc was m inceudiary fire
this morning in Chippewa street, loss 10000; and ano-
thsr in Appolo street, consuming seven buildings. Loss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

sAnHn ron EuHcrr.-Among the passengers per
steamship Hammonia, from New York. for Hamburg is
Mr.; Edward Boyer, artist, and publisher Of the "Album
OF Virginia"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
nv Jas 10 TAYilk . soN. Arcrs.

VERY VALUABLE REAL STA Ann
Bioeded Cows. msfes, siers ., T.rssis. S.ss.s
mepts, Ae., "a = uction.-t- VII ssn, al the T.is Fsn,,
ton. ON James iiyer. In the eosnty of chr.irrn~i d yopp.s,. n !,
Richmond. ON TUEsDAN. the 9Th day Of D~e~usxr E,., 81
neneing nj ioS O'clock, N. the hsiance Of the Real Et.,s r.
longing 10 said estate containing slty acre, Of y.iu,bl. I.ns !.
fohovs: lS acres Of highly improved farming Land. hinr .lou,
Railroad: within one mile Of the town of Manchester. . ,.rs- por
70 o uh oh Is heavily wooded: siso. valuable uh.rf prep,-ty
i,ing on Ja-ss Rive. e.tendinx nom the terminus Of he Dapylg,
Railroad % the town % Manchester. upon uhieh there arr s,,,r.l
.fs particularly adapted for warehouse, and misunderstanding "a,
And ., Y e's'oet. " on the sane day. yin be ssid sny v.,u.-
dren. -"
Tsenty four superior Mich Cow Of the uoa iu,rov~J .s..,. I.
youhE Cauie, . yoke Of Oxen. and about 20 HON
Tvenfy-four young aud veil broke Nulss. supxrior .plu.i.- ,ra
Horse, &c. ""
A large variety Of Farming rnplesoen,s, eonsl-uu. I'm mar, n =.
&c.. wagons, Cart, and 0esr.
About 1000 bareb Corn. . large quantity sAueAs Yodder and
stray, and a large quantity OF fall and utnt~r yexesshtrs
Tass 90 sALR yor the real estate, all SUM OF AS On And ~.
der. one third cash. the balance af I 3 and = year.. for M Gum.
o fo"S and under $1,000, Y cash, the baiane, NJ 4 . 4 nd 4
yenr; for eli sums over et0.0o, one hnh cash; the bsl.oe. Al 4
q = and . yea-. the purchaser 20 execute n>sotIshir n. -.
shh Interest added. payable s>mi annually. and sreur-a n, ,r.,
d-eds FOR the slaves, cash. Tor all other person.l nron.1, .,m.
OF $40" and under. cash: over eco, 6 month"; ereft ~ ~.
nsgoiiabl- notes. with lnter- sAN.I NAN
l.. Executor Of Jos. MARI, deSd
- w stbeH - son. euCt1L fa a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
by DICKINSON, 4 Co. Are1s.

VuHgST SAIL OF sLAyES.-w In be sold a, the Aae
and " all streets, In the city OF Richmond, on WEDNESDAY a.
nd dsy. Of November. lse, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, se folloxins
slaves, viz; Rebecea, sgrd about 20; her son, Joe. ax,d aboot i.
hr danshter, sally, about is Mary. aged about IS and her four
and an infant h
TsNGs ut sale. By order of m. rrs,--
ecig-riawS-3dtds DrCErSsnS III a ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

Petty CAsEs.-Fred. Meyer was before the Mayor,
yesterday. Tor sleeping ON a bench in the market hous :.
on "Wednesday night. He was discharged.
John Henseman was fined IS for permitting nm unlaw.
lnI assembly of negroes in his shop. on 9Th street, near
Theatre Alley.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

BROWN TAKES AN APPEAL
CHARLnrowS, Nov. 3.-B. o~n's coun a I will carry his
case 70 the Court Of Appeals, on q bill OF exceptions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

IHrArnr.-Ar. Barry Sullivan takes a benefit, to-
night, and presents a very attractive bill for the occss-
ION. He will personatc Shyioek in the Merchant Of
Venice" and Hetrnchio, in flaming the Shrew.' We
are confident thar his portrayal OF the Jew will be emf.
nently worthy of admiration. p lEg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE,

d HENRY COLLEGES.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. VA.
VNHE Fan session Of thk Institution will commence on the Iah NJ
Il August next, and continue 81 weeks The sprinr srx.Ion h..
gins the day amer the close OF the Fall session and Continue .Iso
u veeks The charges for the entire collegiate rear OF az veel.
.n be ti:es Of which SIS. required to be paid In advance, and
the other 10 At the end Of the hrt ave months This sum ineiudss
our charges for Tuition, Board, Fuel dad consageaf ES. We
ask OF those seeking a place for the education Of their sons and
wards 10 note carefully the advantages which We M Offering Opr
location, grad. Of scholarship. ability and experience Of the f.euI.
y, excellent discipline, thorough eoupe OF Instruction and hIrh
rank Of our graduates, have already secured Us the largest patron.
age Of any College In the state. Fr q catalogu, or Tor n |.
tcular Information address. EE WILEY put
iuv*-aseu Emory r. O., Va
WANTED.-Yor the United states Army, (uount-
" ed servieel able bodied. unmarried men, To whom
VII be given good pay. board, clothing, and medical at ID
tendance. Pay from fn2 To t2 per month Musicians 4
also wanted. Apply AZ rendezvous, on Franklin street, between
isth and ith streets. In MOORE,
seI--dketf 1stIieut, list Dragons, Recruiting oncer.
JOHNSON & T~RUEHEART.
GROCRHs AND COMMISSION n
Cary 50. Nearly Opposite the Columbian Hotel.
b. JOHNSON, n. TRUEHARr,
"a W. VIII Ssie~man Iao-Iy