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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11
VEHY ,DEsIGA ggLE FAqH, :, HunFprJ we;

VERY DESIuAuLE FAuH, ~ Hungary wa
Y sec Stat put IN lIcurtco County, a1ss NUrth 81
Richmond eon'anlr ~ Arrfs o5 I've Ire auhar1sd by
W.. Hlun D. Anderson 90 W Ne farm located No absys no.
u hs occurang ~. mos IF NJ Hni and 10
n mTFovsmtu consisting ~ hps uaf1w urH - hgh
laud ne huiinrs he urary new HAVING nm
erected nuy ~ Tue place / ysrr healthy snd
tcregtlr firers ofthe county Tb Hshend rrcerts
hurf kN Root ihrruEh ths ttar 40 thr
Hurrary pspf, about yaris iron ivsnr ,fst
iorr hutrf n Richmond ant d7ur RAN Road
tace daily snch hours sn' h -r-e also Offer
inf ursuh ficflcs fr frsrroraon NJ -s
Should land BE- desired fhr 'raCt BE- ENLARGED a. rh.
q lard adjoining proftshi Zee BE- conuciei
Hih ne iiuns cg.raions ~ ihe anxout cen ~
Yf eat terms or payment ~ hF made
Apply 70 GOnpfN APPERsON
anN ella
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"a S:arotln County, for saIe.-The valuable farm
500 houleaicad suoEn - "Alrl1yr adjoining
Deiarnee Mrs Rbt Wright near raTns
sore about tEo 1sh hall tie FrstresshE-r RIb
aond AID Potomac IA had
s - acres Of ian vel adapted 10 tie growth 70.
hacc" and at which l. 4 valuable ana 1Iurvs r,.s-
u ts also vel supplied Eiih Tile and osl timber.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist o. substantial dwelling
FouS~ with * beside passage IN ,...s
at houses, barr, toha houses Il w u..sni
n-iEi'pornasa 500 ''E'''
TEhH~ % SNLE-One hlrd CASH balance In ana wear.
rual EaN nrn bearing Interest .ry seemed
Mr Geo Turner residing will ziys snv naees.,
~ Information and show the premises -
Possession given by October
For further particulars address
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GooehlAnd County 30 miles Richmond containing
ACRk together 9TH % sLAyFs all the MUL p
HAY, Ae., and FARMING IMPLEwENTs 1885,
As trustee In deed Of trust Deane
Court and in the HUsiIngs Richmond ha In
lion thereof and Al the Of M Drane proceed sell
Of December, $50, commencing Al II oticeE A. ii I.
tr not ne next fair Day the large and valuable
In the possession Deane The tact contain. b
recent 100 ACRES Of which s6oI are n wood
low grounds 100 ACRES branch fats equal 10 low
Fround and So, ACRFs open high land high state Of
time this Fan The improvements place unusually large
IN number and good In quality, consisting handson.
rails. With KITCHEN, STABLE. CARRIAGE HOUSE SMOKE
HOUSE DAIRY &c attached thereto; large BRICK RARN
and SAW MILL with CIRCULAR SAW, complete order;
ample stable good PRESS and ARTERs
WIN ss ehmneys, covered With shingles sufficient
An,r the the Farm all the SLAVES and
PROPERTY thereon gi be sold There ~ SLAVES all
marry 50 young and likely ebrasing Baesm,h Of
whom j. superior workman The PERiSHAbLE PROPERTY
consist Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PLANTATION UTENSILS
CO lemsied a. oOoo ihsi OATS. HAY. STRAW STICKS e.
" MJLE BROOD MARS md COLTS large nurnb-r Of
MICH COWS aud ONfS, sIiEKP, HoGs Taking into con-
sderaon the fact thatthe James River
through the above estate and that products
Sprdoasy md eheApy d-vered In the market, the
Richmond and the quality Of the there are f
iaes Offering great Inducements this udrious r.
Net' Of capital The Farm being perfect order every
building needed for tie ACCOMMODATED OF
n and every Kind OF property uPon
those disposed 20 purchac and pIsee iii rarv e-t vi
opportunity 20 suit themselves nne an estate
IHN; For she Real Estate fourth cash. At one
and three for bonis hearing Interest secured hy d ~
For the slaves cash moahs credit for s,v on
aorsd noh noies adding Interest For tie PeThaLr
perry Az sums under 80 cash over that
plat ~ he AEd Gag tr at The Once cf Aucane~r.
Tbs creditors, es.i OF tri shove -ri- a.
requested present their claims properly
srTihet before tie lay of sale
sale eonauc.d nv GoDnIy aPPyIsnS ONS' trustee
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWAR RE.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTS & CO. Managers
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE

Drawn Nos County Lottery Ciss No les-for oc, 10
Tickets e.
20 Oh 81 70 Is 1 "a 8 f6 ~
Drawn Nos Consolidated Lottery Class l9-Cor Oct 10
Tickets, g.
c. 30 - II Is ~ - - "a II IS
FRANCE BROADRENrs a CO -n.o...-.
VHRANCE, RROADBENTS a. CO. having oh,.In.d
from the Legislature Of Delaware LOTTERY CONTRNCT
10 continue Ia operation for period
having bonds TO the State Tor Million of
lars for the prompt az all prizes
At Wilmington Del the Consolidated Lotteries OF
benefit Of Internal
County Lotteries Of Delaware, same objects
All drawings The supcrinendenoe Lottery
~ appointed ~ State
Prizes paid drawn.
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EMORY a HENRY COLLEGE,
UASuNlrnN rnT gTTV

TINHE Fan session % this Institution the 18th Of
u August next and continue % weeks Spring session be
Gins the day AFTER the close Of the Fan session
81 weeks The chArgs for the entire collie
SIN be Also Of which s5s required 10 be psid advance and
the other So AZ The end The h Eve mozt This
our charges for nfrn, Bard, Fs and contingent f We
ask Of those seeking place and
wards % note carefully the which Offering oar
location grsd Of scholarship, shy Of fs,u
~ excellent discipline thorough Of instruction
rank o. grsduae have already secured patron
College state catalogue or fo any
ucuar Information address . y WILEY. Prsit
ID IA y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

vAtKpicroSr soSsrr-Ta the Coura~i, new literary
Journal pibl-hed at Colunrbs. : c., and edited by
Howard II. Caldwell E-, find from the pen
Of John r. Thompson. Es,. Of the Southern Literary
Messenger. Ii j. introduced by the editor OF the CoaAt
fonows:
We take great pleasure In presenting readers sonnet
rom the OF the Je editor 81 the sAer Lfsrarr
AeH0s Nj fhomP-n Of III ysry best Of Southern
writer's, either ln This l. addressed
promising and highly ied hs
With such genial ~od speed even darkest
hours Of that dependency which
must certainly cheer the heart 81 the artist kind
lang of Then ffSS
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GO TO q. w. uINNIs, punrn

GO TO q. w. UINNIs, PHOTO.
49, GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY, 81. MATN ST
and hts aud beautiful Rooms dns specu.n o All
that decorate the walls Every variety picture Belonging 20 IN.
Photographic AT may there he IN all beauty
taken 70 every form aud variety Of hnih experience
mas introduced eoorsd In water oil
lie size making pie sng miniature In Elective orra
IN oil eolor Aubroypes taken IN conceivable style SECS
PREPARE FOR THE RIII
49, nCs fENEB-As m. Fall approaches and RIious
am Atu and Lsvers has become prevalent person hod
prepare themselves with the remedies
diseases The secretion Of bile the
geer with headache palm In the limbs uirb
loss appetite the for-runnerz Of
should At once be rsorted by which symptoms
De A. once removed FOR This purpose Of nothing eua
10 bAhERs PREMIUM III rIERs They th- bic dis
Pc. e pains cool the eSers strengthen the digestive gans
ate pure heathui circulation Of the blood
OF spirits which o. themselves tend greatly away Nth All I'M
heAitiuness These Btt-r taken perfect SAFETY bv
All Agrs and ssKes without regard tn viii
prove valuable family medicine In ali active tonic
required. '''+N
To be had ofPCRoELL LADD CO. all other prominent
Druggs In the city Of Richmond yirnIa ana
North Carolina also OF sToTT Co. Washington % C. M
sIAbLfk- CO, BalhLiore u A. fAHNESTOCK CO PhiS.
delpiA, and Of BARNES PARK New York
Orders hled BY addressing Y BAKER PronrIs,o,
Va
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.

A RrIFIcIIAA IA TEETH. 49,,
q W JONES, DrNIsr, having purchased the fSyS5eS
Ts. lSr The ss"Ee mode Of making Teeth sad he
P.nA method he with confidence commend to all Who
msy .Ged With those they are Ho E Ia III. p ss a.
na o, ne objections to iee gold plate are asyed'e
being embedded In the metal the under or
heSsn them and they therefore Jsr cleaner sootcr
mouth and he suction HEREBY a ~ ca, o" . plate to the
Teeth 'ron elasr.And IN all perfect and
Thls s,hodha,nF been adoped by those stand.
given specmsn sS TO ang Who nav dse 70 see th.
Those Wishing to exchange the Old method new
ohee hours from 10 ~, 5omsl. toS oe5-iy
E'REsH GELATINE.-Jus, received a lot OF coxes re.
Kind OF aayonF JeIss rrsnc Manrs &C. &C 80
WARNER L WARiSG
wADswonTH, TURNER co.
III KER 3s & SI sgP .s SGa FAILED
prices VII ne '''a A. s SsIy i0T
THE EXEKcIsEs OF r.I RICHnOND
,oesr at Mr. Drrurs residence Grace bstEech 3D. and an
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev MosEs n HoaE, D. D. English Literature and RhlcaI
a Dg5Cy a. N Mental ami Moral Philosophy Chemistry,
H. cotE,'SW Of Val Mathematics. Sat Philosophy Latin
MI. aT,,. .' pSx, s' $500, n.
Prof \. Il BoNEiEir French.
Prof g. PsEsiro. Italian. Drawing and Painting
Prot II s.aSrirss Harp
Prof }. DrSprKnAIE Piano
Rey NJ nose win have charge the advanced classes IN Enr
and Lectures M. own viii ,sv , S',S. .sAI oo,A
PrShi.e.e one to the pupils n that department.
their studies At school, hut who s, wish cultivate bcs is
may become members Of Dr Hogs ana attend at the re
.ereed hour without being otherwise
French LADY daily expected from Ye York. Who VIII reside
DuPuy aided by hrs. Mary n Cas.c MatrOu- oc5-iscv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

EIDE Of LtlGH between tpth Str.sts fr ,.is
Aueion-W be sold Thursday the Oetor S9 on he
premises o'clock, p NJ that really beauiul Lot toa,ed n,
above, adjoining the Eat the residence w,bb $50
ontng on The South sde 81 Leigh runnnk
lh24s feet, TO alley wide. s 80
Ierms-One fourth cash, balance 4 10
golAbie notes Interest added, by
tanned. OCT GOnDrS abprpS,s,,, VI 'u'. r.
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STeAn. VOL AsSEs. &e.. Az ArcrIos.-

= FRIDAY the Inst cSuieneihs a. 10 1sSsi " G Sii
Auction Store " 80
Us hhds sugar rangnT from prluze 20 choice quality
20 hhis rrne qualify Porto Rico Muscovado MoIs,.
80 hbis. prime y. o. Moassrs
Coare, Brandies, Mustard and other articles suited to
the trade.
TTE-Und-r to, cash sIoO month, credit Tor an
proved negotiable paper " ~
~ Sale without regard % Weather
nsO pyNIOP NONcr-pv On A..
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C oM,MIssIoNEn,s sALEoF VALUABLE

CITY OF KIe, ,,o,d"hs $50. us IN IN ana n mr. the
", circuit Cou., Of the Cy OF Richmond
The ztih May l>9, in the Fxscufx Xr =
van Lev A shall proceed 20 sell the prenses 10 the order
Ner-sd on ed day, the i2t October lSs At
mat OF
opposite TO Mssrs Tabos foundry, fronting feet unnins
hAeS % ice 70 alley bounded the shnekoe
ana oeock NJ that most beautiful square Of two acres
90 church M bounded by Grace Broad, 80 oppo-
ste the residence ~ Mr. Loen Elicit s,s
view Of the city and environs for many Amer ubch vii be
s Two ha acre lots In Adams addition. bounded
10y and - Sc Also - feet Of land the Broad
h~tNeen .ih and 2h Streets running feet 10 an ar
nearly adjoining the Apntheeary Of DR. sn.Inv
Shoh VII be sold two half and a. Ia squAr, 81
bounded by z, 2d ana sd foregoing all h. ula
- $50 '''N' "
TkR--onsfcurh cash balance and years for n.ro
nah!e notes bearing Interest and title I'm las; note
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
ELIZA l. VAN Lew
s-sL-hs Commissioner aad EXecutrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

The initials refer to young Edward v. Valentine, OF
Richmond, gifted son Of Mann s Valentine, Esq., of
this city Young W has jus, sailed for Europe where
he will prosecute his studies with some of the most dis
tnguished sculptors on the continent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11
DffA,IE.NIKlS.s. 80 AID .SINGsNG No.sEs IN THs

DHAENENs AND SINGING NOISES IN THE
- lax MENUS HkAD AND MIND aiNTs-s A.
ts4Li.h NssTAN Ar nFAttniE CrlE "a
afy of Ne o. Deafness, and Mind Comss,t -
aIots thartnE Gross I1ndon. England CenE1inr 3ur
~ ~ , hetL sssSsr - Repisiersd paTrasni y .ei
W Flleu sccrrtarvs joss PUg Eaq nv d...rr. H..
s positive method of ssifcurs ahorng instant ~ 1900
@ 70 sufferers uho mas have been or - yes =.
e compound medcated vapour applied 10 al. ert,1
se - vaPour passing y hrd b. the saIsrrT M
V iae az Altct "a, and Instantly the
H SO aeai saeelsd 20 hear common toned convesstr
IN ~ u 'inar Eay VII guarantee core ne mo,a
tfuate case Of Deafness and Noise ire Head - r.
and sHorbtant Tees Sufferers extremely assY ~
~ us san permanently Themselves any daaSa
H., $780, .hae galn rhousan hasegesn restored 70 per
iansous unqa-lhc prsten Of present dsy Uosrf 80
~, Ass sssonlAs AMI cerlhesies nom most usn M,
scArs And safgeons IN England In presence ssaf
~ esls ana many hundreds o. private patients eu-s
- - ferfsi 70 any sufferer the Continenf ar r.,t
th Fouf Quarters q The Globe be suT.5 =.
- osey - % sent 70 em rh the necetiafy pFs.rrir-
os tfepAraons a. that Ein enable them pssfivsy A. -.
esys, " - The cost q ne means Of cue sbs 80
.,l y ne .eefsary joss Puwu, Eaq sprIr Gsrli-,.
hs CIG Lo1ao1 England i b tSer ~ Blnl sT,
Uta pVabls IN knglant, Notes Coont-t sT--.t -
Head, $40 10 - '''-tes " as
ta f-AAufrv
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FfiTNSSTE IS IS s.: sALEoE ACR SeGTExAs

hui IoA Els 81 Lii OF IJIU lTf TENAS
Il LAND 10 BE SOLD II THE CIR OF RICHMOND STHTF
" NRGlNAAs trustee IN certain irug ou, Mr.
teAd Rens- dated l4h Fehrsry lisa recorded
S r'9crr 70 sell at public autto a. TIE oe % M,Ts
10 Apperson. corner ~ Pauk and
Richmond, FRIDAY. TIE f4'h October $50 ~ ~ osrk n
the floViug valuable Texas LANDS VIZ: Three sections ~
each containing go lying In Txa ana vIirI
we're granted to ie said Reius ny George Governor 81
the said Staie Or Texas by bearing the l6h N-
lsis and are described In said fog u Wit
vol 2 GO situated r. Rne-soa District on the EASTERN IS
trs of III Nays0ta River, tierciroln aud ahou 10 M
above the san Antonio Road BY virtue o! land scrip
10 Mm Richie, by Henry Smith, tn Treasury ON
the 10th December 1885,, sad by him traus!sr, the sai Rs
Ano section No f22 situated the sracs creek
branch ~ The Navasoo River usrkrl sud the oil
uon o. lana No IS, situated waters birch Crses
branch OF the Nayasoto River. marked IN which
Erans t houndare OF the three sections Aforesaid are
particularly set forth and described So
The t,,-,t
cash hals &C a. 8 IA and IS months negotiable note
added scared by trust deed, title retained
1hes@ lands believed be valuable .nd al ipr,tl,- In
flly Eivca By him " NV
se3tIeta. LUTHER R sPELNAN, Trustee
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HINTh RRnrr,rn "'

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTa
CAsA- taets!A CAEu srksku.
RICHMOND, VA.
HNOR ~ szs u ToHAcro. Cnrrus WHr,r F,1ru -
81 ~ kihas; also for ~ purchase OF
WiNE sAP.-Griar1'. wine zap" Cb.uirs ro,.e,s a.,
w Booker halsyf Golden LecomptsH Scr al. bv ~
a, J Y, BUyAL. Drvyrjst
81 CGFrar MAJ f,.h
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EIIN MD Oil AIMnnns

4 LEAN CT VI SENEGAL, Pare tas.fli.f ~ n s.,,..
Anenis and "a Myrbane, iuit.fon uiI q Ar.r3. II.
A''s ''' iooaesonst' constantly Tor sale Iupartr
-. a. tAkNEs HASKELL, i>f ~ T4atf .i5sss
-
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vALEDrcroRy SONNET.

To v. y.
Tafs e IGiefs
Smooth seas. fair br--les and brFht slis- attend
Your rapid flight 10 Europe's distant eIiInss =
This wish Offer. In these farewell rhymes,
With sincere 'God bless YOU, =" tn my friend:
And may the aspirations high. viii. h blend
With the deep sadness Of the pairing hour,
klse Into shApss Of beauty aud of power
Beneath your paiisbi chis-l. aud the end
Bring surs gu-rdon of Lasting fame:
But, OH remember vel that Art u long
And Life l. short-b- r.soluie and strong:
10 may Virginia yet be proud TO claim
One whom the world of art itself shall know
neS ThOrw aldscn OF an Angelo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

LNRESH GELATINE.-Just received a lot OF CoxeS re-
hnr shred Coopers shred and sheet Isingsss. Also
kind OF hAvoring for Jeis>, Mango &C &C
WARNER L. WAXING,
oc1 l0s Street. above
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11
SCHOOL AT GOOCHLAND MANSE

Rev, I'D Dudley, A. W., IL Rne rNity Of Va Principal
the request Of several gcutlru. Unity and
"a sho Wish TO have facilities or NE education Of their sad
daughters tn su<criher vii oTu school h residence
bAenE Mr aud Female Department. uudcr suitable and Gotta
p-ten Instructor AZ bis rurp g. establish permanent
school, The Principal wsrsC tfnrt % Ike u
raj patronage The school VII b located Of country
unsurpa sed Ter health ani amd' refined Intelligent moral
community few hoarders viii Dc received rt1 family ofhe
Principal Pupils couug Nv canal viii BE- Mill 10
notice be given The first session vii commence
TFRNs. PR sKsSiON % rTA MONTH";
Boarding. With every personal oouuodaton $50
Lover fngish brnnehta.
higher English Htancida ~ a.
ancient language ~ 90
french To 90
Music Piano .... ..... ~ 3D..
He would refer 20 Hon is 4 ii5n. Wo4ssn Col VI
Trcyian, ". Wn T. whit. pr Won r. walker WIN " St4nsrI
y Y. Hobsou, ami others rssiirrr me naiEhhorhaod
hitrrss Rcv p DUDLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11
4 HEnFoYLE,,, A VALTARLEF ARmIN

NhAnsr ths cro have been gathered they VIII be Did To-
notice Ei be given. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

HIVE just received superior virginia Faed
II kEksEfs also blue ana black mixed sATiNEIS suitable
for servants and field hands which ve-y loE
/ prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

100 vSes Wria afiafHg rs .Fesaf 10 .W.r,IHrf,
f7ssrrHrs '.HnTar
Ts undsrnsd respectfully arn1uress uat he has taken s
shove stand, whrrc b. opening select anf rsf sss5r.ut
no Stationery frr rrrchrrs 70 others.
Antl .dni'h nrg potent &C. rfint'nu Pr,ss, snd
maeralf f0r executing On the fashion fa sfvf.G arF
nd rHu, IiCkcts, visiting professional ans hussss. 90 To-
Envelopes, &C. &c
tNtt - pRtFIN Hrii,if> fNIffHrEN &c. pf1rrt.
lli DESIGNS aua Specimens HIaF to- sfr-s
~ Note Papers and Envelopes stamped vim IVITihL
1sAAC LNON.
scfe-lim 1l,h Street near M.in
n sue'crh ns fr ne most popular Nsrsfin-s ana Peri
oficais Of the dav. taken . ne store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

NEGROEs.-THis DAY. at 10 O'clock vi be ,ols 60 N.
gres eonssing OF Men, Boys and Girls Ch
pICKINa0N urrI a 90 ~'N
de22-dtn I.-. ~,
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a. pioushs-various patterns
TERss Under sOO, over manila .,-a o.,
approved paper. toesl LAO r. DAVENPORT AnSt.
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TW92 . XA b Am Tl.NEnESrs ON TIL.


rNs-ons fourth cash, the balance u andis months for
hgoe notes. with Interest added and
oc0-tds JA-. " TAYLOR son. Aurts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
On JAMES RIVER

1900. .-ss tbs Commissioner aad EKecu,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-11

" Al orders Tor tickets, certificates
the above splendid Lo'ie-s will nos PROMPT snd
confidential attention, e printed sent
soon as Address TRANCE, BROADRFNTa A CO..
o',-NiaTHd Wilmington, Delauafs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-06

their children were alive and well, and
would probably be in his arms within very
brief period. 1t appears that amid the de-
struction and chaos of the terrible storm in
which it had been supposed she and her
little ones were lost, Madame -- clung
to her youngest child and when the waves
submerged the island and swept away every
thing upon it, she floated out into the gulf
upon certain fragments of the general
wreck. Drifting, finally, after much suf-
ering, into the track Of sea-going vessels, 10
and from this port, she was picked up by an
outward bound vessel and carried 10 Rio
no opportunity occurring. in the meantime,
to send her back TO the States. The voyage
was n long one, aud sickness had prevented
her from taking passage in the first vessel
that sailed for her native land, and by some
fatality the letter which thus apprixed him
Of her existence, reached bis hands but a
few hours previous to her own arrival
What followed can readily be imagined
how the sober, staid, middle-aged gentleman,
doubtful whether TO be disappointed or hap
py, broke the astounding news to his un-
suspecting fonces; how she, poor girl, went
FIRST into tears and then into Mysteries, and
was finally consoed by his pecuniary liber-
ality, and how all parties ultimately re-
sumed their original positions and were hap
py, the wife not being permitted TO know
how narrowly her husband had escaped
slipping his neck into a second matrimonial
natter. .- ",i t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARDWARE.

H.fCOB STk.fGB & son, NO. 40
- MAIN STREET We are opening a
large and we'll selected stock of German, English,
and American HARDWARE, which we offer at very
low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Now on
hand and arriving and Spades
An es', Rowlands's, aud other brands Shoyels
Blood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes,
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Rakes and Hoes
Mill Saws-Rowlands and other brands,
Do do, Tutte's Patent,
Booth Co.'s Table Cutlery,
Hargreave's Pocket do,
Butcher and other brands Of Files d Edge Tools,
Trace, Log Halter and Pump Chains,
Hames,
Axes-Blood's, Lippincotts. and others.
Pump Tubing and Fixtures. . .. .
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops.
Spear & Jsekson's Saws, .HF
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Is n slave Q Person, and Amenable
TO the Laws OF Congress.

This question was discussed IA the L. s.
Circuit Court at Richmond, Va, by Chief
Justice Taney aud Judge Halliburton
The legal point is, whether sioes can be
punished under the act Of Congress which
says that ''any person who shall take or steal
a letter from the Post 0fice," &c. On the
part of the slave IL vas contended that as
the act did not especially point to slaves, il
applied prind fdeie only TO "persops
known 70 the law ss having legal rights
and responsibilities, and who could he tried
and legally punished as provided by the act,
and nndPr the usual forms OF law as admin
isered in The United States Courts; that a
slave Il not such legal epsrson." within
the meaning of the act being recognized by
tho law only ne properly. l .- s-:
This view OF the case Was sustained by
the Constitution OF the United States, as
construed by tho Supreme Court in tbe Dred
Scott case, which recognizes slaves only as
property, and by the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals, of Virginia, various decisions Of which
decide that slave has no legal rights what
ever--that ho is not legally person, but a
thing. so far as the civil law 10 conce ned. -
Il therefore followed that the act Of Con-
gress, under which the indictment in the
present case was made, was clearly never
intended to include slaves. The punishment
for the oiIense described, is fine or impris
onment, or both, and slave cannot be fined
or imprisoned, as he has neither property
nor liberty of which to be deprived. Tb,
Constitution of the United States also pro.
videS that the trial of all crimes, except in
cases Of impeachment, shall be by jury
which means a jury of ones peers. The alb.
surdity of a slave being tried by a jury OF
his peers-slaves like bimself--is sufficient.
ly obvious. Judge Taney is expected &c
deliver his decision in few days. II will
be looked for with much interest.