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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

FEARS OF HER Loss-LIsT OF HER OFFICERS AND
PASSENGERS.
The steamship Weser of the North German Lloyd,
sailed from Bremerhaven the 4th of December 1885,
at noon since which time she has not been heard FROM
To-day will be her thirty second day out while twenty
days ordinarily sufficient for the passage The stormy
Of the year. and the length Of she has been
DUE have given rise to great anxiety for her safety The
VOYAGE if she has been out all the time, certainly
very lengthy and may very justly feeling
Of alarm but the steamer, it will be remembered,
new one, SO is quite possible that she may have broken
some of her machinery and put back to port, or that
disabled in machinery she may be coming in under SAIL
The following is the list Of her passengers and of such
of the officers known the agents Of the company
in this city,
Captain--J. Fl. Gaetzen.
First Ofhcer-Leopoh Hagemnnn.
Chief Engineer-George Gavette
SurgeOD-E Kramer, NJ. u.
Chief Steward - Schumann.
PAssENGERs-FIRsT CABIN.
Henry Habicht, merchant, New York.
SECOND CABIN.
Hermann Baer, merchant Chicago.
julius Wke merchant, Colberg, Prussia
Cuve Wernecke, merchant, Colberg, Prussia.
Johann Ropers and wife, Fschelhoehe.
Miss Geshe Bischoff, Salzwedel.
August weike, merchant, New York.
Misses Friederike and Catharme Otto, New York.
Gerhard Schoettler, merchant, Bremen.
Miss Catharine Kohnerkamp, Mele.
Miss Margarethe Basbrock, Handorf
Carl Won Detz, teacher, Konigswinfer.
VIM. Harres farmer ST. Louis.
Gustav Bachmeyer, merchant, Newark, n. j.
Miss Martha Horton New York.
Misses Martha and Matilda Hauser, Carlsruhe.
Carl A. kuenzie and wife, merchant, Altenburg.
VIM Dyer, merchant, Philadelphia
g. G. Kornahrens, baker, New York.
sTEERAGF.
Peter Kolkmann, nnkeeper, Bremen.
Emil Boedcker, merchant, Hanover.
Frederick Lips and wife, farmer, Niederuff.
Canton.
Carl Knkel, teacher, Luxfed.
A. Eisabeu Stuening Haarhausen.
Gotteb Meyer, Cincinnati.
Adolph Bust farmer Mienengen.
Friedrich Joseph Rein, carpenter, Leipsic.
Sophie Fuge, New York.
Theodore A. Schaefer, gazier, Berlin
VIM. Wescher engineer, Chicago.
Joseph Speke, farmer, Chicago.
Peter and George Klein, merchants Bethlehem, Penn.
syvania.
Nicholaus Klaus, Pennsylvania.
Ganeof and Bruno Schmidt, Acheria.
Christian, Carl and Adolph Medig
Catharine and Angelina Hohweck.
Margaretta Bender.
Leopold Ruff.
Philip Rummel, tailor, Ammeshausen.
Richard Wurstcr, painter, Breslau.
Rudolph Prattwtz, merchant, Konigsberg.
Hermann Mantels farmer, Lpprechtsroda.
Charles Schenkel, merchant, and wife, Lpprechtsroda
Dorothea Roeses Lipprechtsroda.
Henry kallmeyer, farmer, Lpprechtsroda.
Peter Sembader, carter, Lpprechtsroda
Hermann Peters, merchant, Gever.
Caspar Ketrnge, farmer, Giegenheim.
Bertha Tons, Lehe.
Total in the three classes, g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05
The Election To-day In the Fourth Congress
slOnal District.

The Fourth Congressional district in this city, which
until recently was represented by Hon. John Kelly, en-
braces the Fourth Sixth Tenth and Fourteenth wards
Mr. Keys resignation took effect on the 18th u Christ
day. and the Governor has ordered special election
on the 5th of January today, to m the vacancy for the
remaining two months Of the present Congress In 1885,
when Mr. Kelly was elected the vote stood as folows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05
The French Budget for 1850.

The Paris Aonieur Of the f2th of December publishes
the report Of NJ Magne Minister Of Finance tho French
Budget for 1860, as he styles it, les clements du budg
de 1860 After preamble, in which the ourishng state
OF France attributed solely to the wisdom Of the Empe
ror, NJ. Magne says
Nevertheless it may not be useless to meet any doubts
which might exist TO prove by official figures by unchal-
lengeabe proofs that the Emperor has given the ex-
ampe of resolution which overcomes all obstacles and
of prudence which avoids and knows where
stop at the right moment that for long time govern
ment has so strictly confined itself within the limits of the
at its disposal and that the favorable results nd
Gated in my former report have been fully confirmed by
facts.
Last year, at the time of its publication, the DRAFT of
the accounts for the budget Of 1855 submitted the
examination of the Council Of State. That draft showed
for ordinary and extraordinary services excess of
cepts Of 3s4 600 0OOf This sum duly certified by the
Legislative body and the surplus of 394 900 000 carried
to 1856.
The budget of 1885, though much affected by the ex.
penses of the war and by the outlay incurred by the re-
turn Of our troops, was nevertheless estimated give
bonus OF LOG 600 O00 The surplus has been ascer
tanned to be liz ,000,000f.
The budget of 1857 settled all the expenses of the war
Last year the accounts of that budget cast up
and only an approximate estimate could be made sur,
plus Of was calculated upon The accounts of
that budget were closed tho 3st of August last The
surplus of receipts will be at least SO 000, ,0OOf.
The budget OF 1858 worthy the particular attention of
your Majesty Excepting our expeditions to the Chinese
seas, II IS free from those exceptional circumstances
which influence the receipts and expenditure of the four
preceding budgets It is the first budget of peace which
can give Just idea of our normal situation was voted
with an excess OF receipts of 20 900 000 and up the
present the produce realized exceeds by 0O0 the
anticipated returns Everything tends to show that the
balance will be an excellent one.
The accounts of the budget Of 1859 have yet
made up. IL is started with surplus of receipts Of
sOOooo Nothing has yet occurred alter that
mate on the contrary the returns of 1858 already
ceel the estimate by % 900 ,o0of.
The draft OF the budget of $780, conceived in that
spirit Of moderation and Of prudence which prevailed at
former budgets, and which cannot fail TO improve
under the control Of the Council of and of the egs
ave body indicates sufficient resources for the deveopc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

AFTERNOON ExHIBuios.-Donetti's famous monkeys,
goats and dogs will be exhibited at Metropolitan Hail.
this afternoon, for the convenience Of families who
unable TO attend at night The sight Of them, and their
marvellous doings viii certainly delight the Juveniles,
and amuse the adults Just think Of party Of monkeys
seated round table. with monkey walters supplying
them with edibles imagine couple Of dogs drawing
miniature carriage with monkey lady inside, and
Jocko for driver, and you will have conception
Of the character Of the performances Go and take the
httla
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
G1nn nEwARD.-Ran 40 lron .he Rallara mcul
nHEwARD.-Mr, EDWARD MOORE len


NTE have iust received Importation Champagne
comprising grades from good 20 very superior Perons
who wish sound reliable winc for evening parties very
superior for dinner company would ind vines Tor each
occasion ncl6-3w BLAIR CttAMBERLAYNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

MAYORS CouRr.-Joe,a dandy mulatto slave to William
w. Jones, arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
morning, charged with stealing sundry articles from the
auction store of Alexander Mott, Monday night
Waterman Boaz testified that while passing through the
alley In the of Mr. Motifs store about o'clock on the
night mentioned he Joe emerge from the of the
building and rapidly Sixteenth street with
large basket upon h., head The Waterman Immediately
sturted towards him, whereupon the negro threw down
the basket and endeavored make his escape but was
quickly overtaken and carried the cage The basket
and its contents also secured The stolen articles
consisted of several gold and silver watches consdera
BILE quantity of jewery, roll of cashmere one or two
bedquilts, lot of cigars &c; enough up small
establishment aud give enterprsing young man start
in e as it will, doubtless give Joe-in the wrong drcc
ton.
Mr. Mott identified the articles As his He was of the
opinion that Joe have been concealed in the store
when IL was closed for the night "A there we're no
indications of forcibe entrance. On searching the
Premises hammers, chiscls and other implements were
found lying the iron saeas if they were to have
been used in opening It. "a.
further investigation Of the affair was POSTPONED nm
Ill to-day.
Edward, slave to Thomas Duke was arraigned to an-
swer the charge of using seditious language
Mr. Robert Graham testified that while he was in Stew
ards eating house. the Old Market yesterday morn
ing several negroes who present began TO discuss
the Harpers Ferry affair, aud the more recent excite
nent at Charlestown. Daring the conversation the ps
oner remarked that he wanted go the Ferry to fight
for his freedom that he would die fighting agan
the whites not and that the soldiers who had left ia
edge number Of Abotionsts had gone there to fight
Mr.. Graham said he became so indignant at this Ian
guage as TO cause him to have the negro arrested.
The continued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

TINS CLARK CoUSTr FGHr"-Tbe Alexandra Ssnii-
net, says; "The rumor Of "a fight" at Uudcrwoods
farm grew, learn out Of the expulsion of two
OF Underwoods Northern agents retainers from his
farm, situated on the Blue Ridge Mountains aud near
the boundary line Of Warren Clarke aud Fnuquer coun-
ties These suspicious agents Of an obnoxious man. had
rendered themselves still more dstrusted aud
by the application Of Of them for some OF the arms
which Gov Wise had provided to be distributed for the
public defence This We learn from the Befryville Jour
nal.
We are Informed That these men we're subsequently
ordered 70 leave by the ncghbo aud that thoy ef ac
eordingly, without resistance and without violence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

Tux ScoTcH ORAroR.-In another column will be found
the notice Of Temperance speech tomorrow night at
the African Church. Mr. Moat win deluer the address
He IL said TO be fine speaker The brogue OF Scotia
still chngng to his tongue not only betrays his nativity
but makes his speech even interesting. gentle
man OF our city, who knows Mr. Mofa tells us that he
gentleman OF cultivated education gifted orator and
Nhrstian He Is not Of those travelling lecturers
20 speak for pay Being on his way to the South the
Temperance men Of Richmond have induced him to stop
and give them speech here. We feel satisfied from
what we hear Of Mr.. Molat that he citizens Of Rich
mond should not lose the opportunity Of being enter.
tanned and benefited by hearing his speech. We urge
all 70 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

Why Longer agsri-Those who so fortunate as
to have escaped Dyspepsia and its attendant evils
hardly conceive the suffering that these diseases cause
The wonder Is, that the afflicted continue suffer- when
that nfalble remedy the oIygenatcd Bitters is within
the reach of all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
IIFE PREsERVING CLoTHING ~.

ICE PRESERVING CLOTHING !-MerehAnt.
II aud Commercial Travellers who Of the
year daily to danger Of DEATH by drowning
70 eau Al u2 Main Street. aud mine the Clothing
provided al ordinary prices for their
These Garments pecey like others appearance
0r comfort but thirty seconds they
be Life Preseysr capable Of toughest waters
vest or coat 81 this Kind l. useful
and than the usually worn
nOiI KEEN BALDWIN 4 WTTITANs
- M REWARD.-Ran away from the Ballard House
p1OU.Eboui the LIST Of November, a Negro Man, named
CARTER HL - Of brown color eieh
Inches high has careless staggering gait when walking holding
his head little 90 side he has false
pyo He has mother and relations living
House viii give the above reward for his apprehension
livery confinement In place Of security can
get him. lno9-d&wtsl DAVID NJ LEA
SSO HEwARD.-Mr EDWARD MOORE len this place
tIOO few days since, (brtween Monday morning and
Wednesday EVENING" being the time appear
fore tie next June term Of the Superior Court held
Said Moore t. think between thirty Of age
small sire. dark hair equally well with hand
irsnan by birth Boouakrr trade fond or
h good workmanship, and erccsdiHyv ulxy had
when he lc Overeoat Of Beaver heard
FROM he was In Liberty, In company with couLtryman his
the name OF John Fannev stone cutter by trade
The shove reward will be given his delivery the authorities
OIL city, aud all The necessary eNptnsas paid
JAMES PRETwELI.
LfNcnnVH0, Nov. l'th, 1859. no2t-diu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

DELUoEp.-Tho Office Of the Clerk Of tho Hastings
Court in the City Hail. dcluged on Sunday, IN consc.
quence Of the waercock In the Chamberaius Office on
the door above having been left Open through the neg
hgeuco Of some one. portion Of the papers docu-
mens and books well the entire floor we're satura-
ted. Mr. Eppes, who has charge Of the building being
a member Of the Blues, with the company 10 Har-
pors Ferry Saturday night Had he been In the city
on sunday, u y possible that The overflow might have
been discovered and stopped This Is not the 6rst time
that similar deluge has occurred and a plumber
should now be employed to furnish a waste pipe large
enough 10 carry on ~ the surplus water.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

MEETISo FRDAr NIom.-The Southern Rights Asso
cation will hold meeting at the City Hail. Frida!
evening, at halfpast o'clock The public invteC
to attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

Mas. RSNa WiLLEn.-This eminent fr0geSisHns has
just concluded long engagement at the Walnut Street
Theatre Philadelphia, which, says the Nsss "bas been
Of the most brilliant hionic trumphs that has been
utnessedin this city" We are glad 20 find that she
unanimous verdict Of the Philadelphia press 90 ehthus
as,oay expressed sus,ans IN our very exalted opin
ion Of Ms Walers professional superiority. Her rcpu
tson Of the very finest fraosdsnnss OF the age
now fully established,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

Nor ALlENEp.-lts vile SANDER upon our citizens
10 say ha the 'eHoi.ement" or rather snfu,is,u re-
costly exhibited here partook W the slightest degree OF
any apprehension Of danger from the enemies OF the
State and The Union. Such accursed set Of sneakng
vretchos the Aboonisis must be- only excite the
contempt, aud not ire fear, Of patriotic Yirginians-
mol there was no semhauoo Of alarm. Indignation was
the pervadng sentiment Of the community aud the or.
element any, proceeded from an eager desire for an
opportunity punish the fanatca meddnR scoundreIs
Who, Il was reported had dared 70 ntrude their polluted
carcasea upon Virginia soil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

CORNER OF CANAL AND 6th sIREETs, F,iE sALE AT
AlCIloNIhe undersigned contemplate removal try- -
city viii oder for, ale At Public Auction TU RsDAY N. atb
OF november, 1879, on the premises clock NJ ira, vsrv
deaeie Three dwelling occupied the
sh and anal streets containing els
hnsed two parlos INJECTED by doors Nth .-va, %
marble nanilrs al the other having neat nres..
&C. and All furnished With handsome front porch son
oh ana tso story poreo In ear iron rsng fence also
tEo story briek kitchen With four
room, water closets. and houses pay.l ,a-d
gooA enVeri, In short thing conducts 10 eofn
CONVENIENCE The whole being IL. he's, .nd
durable materials location decidedly healthy In ~ Ity
Those who uish view the premises prior 10 The az az
-, ,e.s ~ ~. - ~ any une &. WALTHALI.
deed title retained G1nDIS 4 apBr. ~ IN, a "1s'
not5-tds
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTuHK DAYS
S AFhsssy OF yA A ~, LAsD rEasoSAL

SALE or yALUABLE LAND a PKRsoNAL
- PROPERTY. IN tHE COUNTY OF HANOVFK-As t,,,.t--s
deed Of trust ssecuied By rhoas Tayor tie, Tor bs
Ate Mrs ke v Gregory bearing Rth day Of ssp
1,o and daily rseordsd In the ele,l oe Of csnty
o,N e shall In Seeuian thereof and =. As
the premises FRIDAY, the 33d Deestaber i9 m III n
not The fair day o'clock IN. vsu. -
tsis knoun AZ Boomnsls or woodbuFn" Ia apprr snd
OF Hanover county miles Depot on - yi
MIA Central Railroad and 80 nom Richmond By eouny d
The trait coatns 40 land Of which oAE
Of original growth 40 Ia Scufound r-oug %
ths balance In open land eel suited corn shea
TOBACCO and tA bush been so..d vbI
The purchaser Of the land take the tsrma
The Improvements OF the place comfortable briek
house In good repair, containing yard FArn
seer house tobacco house house. barn stable u We.
"a ne yard several cabins nearly new, with ehmnrs and
al the other oDibuIdinFs usually found plan,asn
his A'e located In nts moral slrhbohood
Episcopal and Baptist churches. and ors lndueers,.
Atsly. s''" 'N"'N''
Tue terms u be male known Of sale and vii b..
very liberal The title considered the trustees iii Or
" convey such title they by the deed o.
before mentioned - - ~ " N--'
VINE G wICKHAM D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
LAG. \. DAVENPORT. Aue,,
BY JAS " TAYLOR a son. Arcrs
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATR Ann
" y rsonnl PrOPerty, ConsIs sting OF SInrn.

BYJAs " TAYLOR 4 son. AUCrs
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ann
Ho9ded cow. m aPs GSn IS Of SLAVE.
aS On jas h as ia m w s a. me hans Fhia
enBs a I5 ocd NE Oh day OF Dsesn6sr next
nsas TO ,ad estate containing SAX Of valuable Land
aai 10 acres in woods iyss 11S B9s about
k-3Ad Siha one mile Of the OF Manchester large Dor
Won Of VI eh hsavy wooded; also valuable wharf prsnsTt
gRg On !sss Rive extending from the he Danvs
.ies particularly adapted for and nGnSfcus e.
And a. y o'sloeE on same day viii be sold ssv
Ole ANS consisting OF Boys Girls Men, Women sad Chm
IssIy four superior Mich Cows most Improved stock Il
IEen four young and well Mues superior animals. w.,
large variety q Farming rpleusnts consisting
Wyd 555ss Nan- ReaPeFs, Drills, Clod cTushsr
ASo1, ,Go barrels Corn large quantity suels Fodder and
SSs Hha large quantity o. fan and winter Vegetables
ds onehr cash he balance years fer An v,,
yes FOR over $1,000 enc 9Th Ssh. ib :. and
aSd payable % u sSeS ,s n:sos, nS,s.
asis T2F s slaves cash Tor al other personal property sums
negotiable notes, with Interest added SAINT MGRx
Jas NJ Two. Son. Auet, OF '0' Mar ns d.
'RTTSTEF,S SALE OF DESIRABLE TRACT
sarah shelton dated he 27h March 1850 and dsy rss n
's' At public auction highest bidder on SATURDAY he
ter 1 o DSi Rsa, y lar u not The neK fair aay ,hsIraf
1917 IN the county o. enreN city q ch
iGy tour acres and has dEsinr house M
~ necessary Tor the Of small fmy
Us PeS@iiy TO Ne city renders very desirable suburban
rsae5er ana also As market garden There an Insurance
upon The dwelling house for Boo 9Th January iseD
'eTesi Ia "leh sl be transferred 90 the purchaser
IEEECash for much be necessary 10 s,tfr a. -
Pses o. te about 1000 Tor the upon credit Of
y months With Interest from day satsfcto -iv -
deed OF trust or otherwise mr. the defsr -
ihong A. trustee required cash vet purt
~ e % able 70 arrange fnr -,
tP0 Tor the payment The title believed 10 b. oo 30
Ing as trustee shall convey with special sarraay oay
.,...,-.-,,, g. q. GRISWOLD Trustee
nog2-dActds - -'-''N
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VIVA wTcKHAM }
= G. TAYLOR, trustees
Hanover county. Novembsr ism I.sa - h,..,.


~ PER1fThe undersgned Executor o. the lac NJ. I
Gregory viii SELL the on the same day .i b
sale Of the land shove mentioned perlshahle prom ~
e estate consisting Of household exeslsne
tShsn angrs farming gsnsil. Of kind nearly new
harness horse, 10 head Of cattle 20 bushels ~ bss
crop o. corn and tobacco. this year all IN. I etc
Impossible 70 d-serhe In advertisement 49, 1890 "
TEEHs-For all Of under kIO eash. ov.r Ia, ,.
credit Of siS months the Interest 20 J. rsJ Il
~. TUoNIs ~ iT,vto ,eu'F
noEs-dk -fds ENecr o Mrs :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
SMALL FARN NEAR sCnTT,S SHOP, AWE

- LA fok sALE-ln pursuance Of the ti-rui,
oart Amelia In the Of Ctendon Cri,tendan, Dey
ouei oF sale At Amelia Court House dav Of The
november term ofthe County Amelia being the OR
e'"''nihs soe
ms land lies ~ miles from Chula Depot Of good aual
portion o. 4 hne branch flats Improvement,
consist OF comfortable dwelling house. with all the ont
necessary for a mace fits size $50 49, D--'''Ns'
uneent 20 the o. sale and the
uus on eret OF and with interest
hs oohas With personal security and the title retained
40 "A. l. MASTERS,
81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
PIANO EXTRAORDTY1RV

- ~. TAnLoR IA. just received another Of DRIaasl
flANu- N only Pianos constructed on truS 81
sa5 Is P P ,oI strength DURABILITY, poser Keep In tgn-
Ahey are tlEhy admired by all no have
~, y. THA LBERG says of IA, nl.
me tone - grand aud noble II has
Tie sound or singing and iis Of tone ~ 49,
sAesied 10 depth parity sr.rtn.sS
GuIISCHALk. STRA KOsCH, MAkErZEK and r,a,v 49,
enninsrt Professors say Of them. -'1 many oIher
Ihe tone OF the p;,r.
excel Them In musical and actual tor 49, Aia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
~ THE COUNTY OF AMELIA,

III 4.
= MD IHE CHOPS, &c., FOR SALE THE ISL DAY Of
and Nhbs creeks. - AA''1s 0h fta'
Tabb NH pond ia four miles Amelia Count Uou..
contains GO Acres, OF which 90 i land most Of -i,
~ acre, are Low grounds embracing % Tue Old
p3ud Nhch has Drained =
nns heart including ine Tobacco lot and oldheld
urao iih contains 81 lying ana Nbb.
creeks i've miles from The Court House four miles from
Depot on X ID K 30 miles from Richmond ON this trar
mere are about $50 as OF are creek and hranehlo round
OF Original rest and the residue principally arabic land In 900
consist
y stables Tobacco Barn. Quarters
NeTv me The low grounds part the highland. an ~
M fond tract In the opinion Of competent 70
any lana IN th part " the country persons d-siro
shtns eay lne plantations In healthy Intelligent nIirb
oerhoa hes lands In The superior quality so and eony
nsnSe 20 ihe Railroad offer advantages rarely qualed y
sold In order TO ef division Tie title Il un0usio,.s
desired We ul divide he Grub HiT tract -
fourth cash the baianc. 10 thre. ems. ,t
enis With Interest 10 be secured by Of trust on me rg
and personal security. va ''e ''u''
" not sold privately before, the LIST dav Of srsrb
l>9 the premises ofhese tracts AZ pgblc a
and viii give Immediate possession - -N''N
% T; At '6e same Time sell at Grub Ill., the crops Of
,rn fodder Oais, and Tobacco. made that place ,bs ver
Al'o, I'll the stock q Hores oxen Cows sheep N -
ana farming Implements the place. Also fne pen ~
'@'"'ss n W. FINNEY.
no9-tds AfsrnIes for thu bsf- q, p ~ tIt,sS,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
SPLENDID SCHEMES
FOR NOVEMBER 1859.
saturday, Nov. 2G, 1850.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE
CLASS Is.
SPLENDID SCHEME
To be drawn In Wilmington Del, Saturday Nov Sc Is59
10 nraur RaI.t. - 49,
"Wednesday, November 80, 1853.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DELAWARE
EXTRA CLASS EIGHT
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
To be drawn In Wilmington Del Wednesday Nov 80 1859
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE Op s.o onn,

And - Approximation prizes, ranging from $50
IhSss aV phte Of t'a each determined by the
which draws the highest capital prize $5O Whatever number
The ticket drawing the capital prize may then ali tickets In
ue scheme ending In the number will he prize
Of t for example II the number drawing capal
should end 10 4 for Instance, 1900 tickets M The
scheme ending with Will be entitled prize s2s In addition
TO any other prize they draw.
Tickets $40; Halves IS; % 50; Eghths o. %
Certificate Of Package OF 10 whoes RT5 90