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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
TELEaRANdS-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, once No. Iss Main Street
LATER FROM EUROPE

ST. JonS's Nov. 2f.-The Cireassan has arrived from
Galway. with dates to the 18th.
MARKErs.
Cotton-Sales OF the week 10000 bales including
5000 speculation and 600 for exports Stock port
$4,000 bales including 295 900 American The mar
ket closed with downward tendency, ard partial de-
cline Of lsd Orleans fair 7.sd; Middlng'7 SD; Up
lands fair 3sd Midding 7-Sd. Some authorities say
the market is easier but unchanged Breadsturs 6rm
aud all slightly advanced. Provisions dull. Consols
90 Ii &c SO.
The North Briton had arrived out
SECOND DESPATCH
Flour quiet. but holders demand advance Of Is
Wheat firm aud advanced 4d. a sd Corn buoyant and
advanced L. 20 Is Sd per quarter Holders of beef
pressing stocks OF old the market ut a reduction
Pork-common frmer. Bacon steady and wanted
Sugar quiet Coffee dull. Rice dul-Carolina ordinary
2ls Rosin steady at Is H. ID Turpentine steady
Sis. Tea declined penny to l-2.
London money market unchanged. American securi-
ties slow of sale, but unchanged
Three treaties signed the 10th and the pleni.
potcntaries would leave on the 18th.
Austria said to have consented to take lO2 600
900 francs from France instead Of lO4 previously de-
handed
The Moniteur says France and Austria agree to pro-
mote Congress.
No formal proposition has been made to England for
Peace Congress. When il received the Ministers
will deliberate its acceptance understanding that the
Italians not to be coerced.
The Constitutional exhorts the Italians to moderation
and patience.
Tuscany has conferred the Regency on Carrisaan.-
The king OF Sardinia under the pressure of France has
| rescinded the grant TO accept the Regency.
Affairs in Spain and Morocco are unchanged.
The Russians have large naval force at Jeddo and
trouble feared in consequence of the murder
| Russians.
The Paris Moniteur regrets the action Of the Italians
| relative to the Regency
The Moors had commenced an attack on Centa
Nothing further of the Indian.
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FOR SALE
SNIALL. a Il CT 0K IL. q N q.

N bridge Road, three miles East Of Se civ OF RieS
mond knovn as Auburn aud adjoining Of MrE pr
Chrisu.u DR.. 5. A. Hart and others.
The above Tract contains hundred
and situated in pleasant desirable neirhborhooJ n -
upon good Dwelling House. containing OF 10 rooms
with srhciency Of wood
vel adapted to the growth Of AL kinds Of grass
would make most desirable vegetable garden highly
cePtble OF improvement and by the udous Lime and
Guano can be urde valuable farm, the satisfactory results
IRON the OF these the n.hborhoo1
will attest -
The above property osred for sale privately liberal and
accommodating tems would be exchanged property
Apply 70 RAWLINGS HOLIDAY,
Au3-eifn lhh at. between Main M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

An IMPORTANT DECISION TO MILLERs AND FARNgRs-
The Court Of Appeals the Esd instant decided case
which involved question Of great Importance and upop
Whch depended several other suits OF similar charac-
ter The facts, ms We understand rs follows: In
1907, Mrs Willis, OF Orange county sold the Me-Srs
HaIa her crop of wheat, by sample at certain pricc
the wheat to be delivered Gordonsye consigned to
the purchasers and TO be transported by railroad to
Richmond. But the contract made with an under
standing that according to the usual practice the pur-
chasers would be called upon TO pay for the wheat
till they had received il their mills and inspected
and that IL would be settled for according To their
weigh There no express agreement as to the in
specton and weighing but the agent who made the sale
understood the contracts made with reference to that
practice. He did not however, understand that the
right OF the mers was arbitrary one but that their
opinion both the quality and quantity of the wheat
might be disputed by the seller. He understood that
from the time OF the delivery Gordonsvie the wheat
passed out OF the control OF the seller and into that
the purchaser.
The wheat delivered, from time to time, at Cor
louisville and part of il received 10y the purchasers at
their mills in Richmond. But a part of the crop which
was lying in the depot OF Rail Road Company at Rich
mond, was destroyed by fire in December, lsIe There
was sufficient proof of the quantity ofthe wheat accord
ing to the rail road weights and of the correspondence
OF the crop with the sample The question was whether
the ownership OF the wheat ut the time of the loss was
In the seller the purchaser in other hands whether
the sale was SO far complete to shin the risk from the
former to the latter Without going particularly into
the Details IL will be sufficient state briefly that the
judgment of the fixed the loss upon tho
The court did not consider that the inspection and
weighing, which were to be performed by the buyer
alone, after the delivery of the wheat to him. were 10
be understood conditions precedent to the change
property, although they might have been so viewed If
they had been acts which be performed by the
seller before the delivery Of the wheat for the purpose
OF separating and identifying it, and putting into de-
hyerabe state.
similar case occasioned by the same fire. was decid-
ed in the same way by the Court Of Appeals
ago. but owing TO the death of of the Judges who
was charged with preparing the opinion Of the Conrt
case was not published in the State Reports; and the
hessrs Ha1a for this reason, aud also for the reason
that only three judges sat in that case desired that the
question might be again fully argued and decided by
full Court We understand that the former Court of
three, as well as the Court in this case which consisted
OF four judges, were unanimous-and suppose that
the question may now be regarded a settled one so
Tar as the Courts OF Virginia concerned Messrs
John D. Steger and VIM. H. Mcfarland were the coun.
sci for the hessrs HaIa Mr. Andrew Johnston for Mrs
Willis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

AHREsr AT DAsvrLrE-we were informed yesterday,
that Northern Brownie had been arrested at Danyle
under the following circumstanees:-He had been
pee,ed, for some time past OF tampeng with the slaves
In that neghborhood, but nothing bad occurred 10
rant his arrest until day this week. whsn he
the Postoce aud received letter. which, after reading
he crumped his hand and threw into the There
happened TO be no fire Ia the the time and
rs he departed some took the letter out and read H.
IL proved to be from Northern Aboltonist and the
contents clearly implicated the receiver In thievish
sconndreh scheme to steal away negroes from their
Portable Southern homes and transfer them the bl ak
nda inhospable North The viper whom the letter
addressed forthwith arrested and last accounts
was lying in jail awaiting Judicial investigation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

SOUTHERN ISDEPESDENcE-It would be well for North
ern merchants and manufacturers who care to retain the
custom and patronage Of VrginAns inform themselves
OF public sentiment in this State present on the sub
eet OF further commercial intercourse with free States
We published, not long since, the pertinent reply of
merchant OF this city to the query Of Northern drum
mer why he had stopped buying goods from the firm he
represented :-"BecRuse you Abolitionists and
would see you all id before would buy another cents
worth from you We were called upon to give the
name OF the city merchant by number of citizens
desired TO patronze him. Since then the spirit which
animated that gentleman has rapidly spread and we hear
OF various instances in which Northern "drummer have
been haiy notified that altogether useless for them
TO solicit orders here. We accidentally witnessed one
OF these scenes Yesterday, between prominent whole
sale merchant and New York merchant of the ''eon
servatiye kind. There excitement whatever on
either sde-but the Nrginan told the New Yorker with
tone OF calm determination that ne would no longer
purchase goods In New York. any other city North of
baltimore This feeling is spreading here, and in all
candor, we tell the conservative" NOrthcrncrs that I'M
less they crush out and put down those shameless re-
Vers OF tho south, who directing public scnti
ment in the North, they must expect general withdrawal
OF Southern patronage. That result say Is Inevitable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMoND, Noyembera1.

Crnp.r, a.. o'clOcrsgs arsss 7Os; .rrs 4ss
ARRIVED,
Sehr. CrenshAw, Moss, y. " mdse d kw Curris
sehr J. b 4 y l. PhAro, Phia coal, r. Have. A Son
sehr David Hale Coneklin, y. Y hay, Marx DoUuey
sehr Belle r. Holmes, Albany humber A. Bsvin and : c
seh, Havre de Grace. Yields ChekahOalny lumber l. w
sehr Pandora, Savage York river wheat WORKMAN Co
SAILED,
BARK virgins LoEery, Pernambuco, Sour
sehr X " King, Leeds, Plila, mdse D. Coquitt A Co
sehr ) Predmore, Grammar, y. Y, four d. W. Currie
sehr " J RAynard, down the river Hfht
sehr. VIM. Francis Coleman, down the river light
sehr Louisa Gray, Weaver, down the river light
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

hnrTAHT hovEurSrs.-Capt. Rsndolphs company Of
HoWzers have been ordered back Harpers Ferry and
started their return thither last night Members
companies nov on duty at Charlcstown, who had been
detained here by business other causes also embark
Cd on the cars, for Jefferson county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

REruRS or rHT GovgRSoR--Gov. Wise returned yes.
tsrday, from Charesown, and will now proceed TO ore
pare bis annual message 10 tho Legislature not word
Of which, We learn, has yet been written There vas no
received by Col August and Capt r. NJ Cary and -.
corted by them 10 bis mansion ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

foR rHE "sElr oy wAR"-Two pieces Of brass ordi.
nance were despatched TO Cbarestovn, last night Phi.
Yates Howard Claiborne and Horace starke of Comma
ny " proceeded 10 the destination having In charge
large quantity Of baggage for the Richmond military,
On duty Il ChaFlesloWn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

BAsG LfARs.-Thosc Northern editors and reverend
dvines" who habiualy and dcsignedly the
state Of feeling 10 the South and torture IN the facts
and circumstances growing Of the Harper's FERRY
foray, 70 suit their backhcared purposes are fast
eHtnguishing the fame Of devotion 70 the Union which
once burned 80 brghly in Virginia They are no less
vlanous than htgo, who sought 70 accomplish his base
purposes by mendacity, and we'll they know, that In
every assertion, disparaging the South they tell lie
an odiou', damned lie upon my soul lie a wicked
he' The corginR, cozenng slaves 20 get some Office
Cor emouments) have devised these SANDERS
Q. Heaven, hsl such companions ihoud'a unfold
And put IN every honest hand q ship
To lash The rascala NAKED through me uorid
Even ffom the east ~ the west r"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GALE OF YALUAnLE LANn A eEnsax.I

SALB OF tALUABLE LAND a PERSONAL
- fROPEKTY. N riiE COUNTY OF HANOvrR- S,-.'..
IN deed Of trust executed By Thomas rayor u.t a. g.
st. Mr., sn Gregory, bearing date dsy o. s-p
100 and daily recorded In the eie-kh Harov.r Ct,
s se ,hsh In execution thereof and At revue o. rs
uus'es serssd proceed % sen Pabhc sucion on
the premises FRIDAY, the H5d D-ctab-r lisa 81 M
not NE next fair day, neing oeoek IN.
tate known Rroomfelds''
o. ssho1e. eoneiy ul's from Beaver DAN Depot vs
ola Central Railroad, and 80 nom Erhmord hy ro-t, "a
The ira~t contains 40 which 100 ar In 90 I
q orgnal growth ~ In Neufound -rs~. 49,,
the balance In land, we'll sue growth com b
,eHseeo and oats bush - wheat have so~ed wi
IN purchaser u the land tax t-rns
The improvements Of the place eorforbi- btr
house IN good rep, eoniAnir yard gardrn
seer house, tobacco house. hous stable u,h ~
w. The yard several cabins nearly new brck chn~ nj
AZ the oher oabolonrs usually found Nirsn.
ms rshe 10 heated In an lnts4 and -irhefh,,d
~ ar Episcopal and Baptist church- induc~nsnt 70
$50 4"'"-ei-
the terms VII be male known the and viii III.
rry neral The title considered good trustee. u on
before mentioned - - 49, " "u''
WINS c. wICKHAM
D. C. TAYLOR, Trustees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

Why Longer Sggs,f-ThOse who fortunate as
to have escaped Dyspepsia and its attendant evils eau
hardly conceive the suffering that these diseases cause
The wonder is that the afflicted continue to suffer when
that infable remedy, the oIygenated Bi,ter within
the reach of all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

CARD.
FNNliE Subscriber takes
Il the public that he has established hsef a. N,rb,pJ.
Broker and General Commission Merchant
Tie viii attend 20 the purchase sal-
four Wheat Corn Tobacco and all descrpaas 81 country
Produce. Wis special attention viii be given 10 All bg.-s
trusted 70 his carr PROM his lons experience he hon,
20 meet with liberal share Of public patronage 'f'
He refers, ~ pesmission to
Lewis WGbb. lea,
Mcssrs Dunlop, M6ncure Co
Edmond. Davenport Co : Hehmond, Va
Bacon a Baskerville
Bryant. Tin ley Holmes, I
Spence 4 Reid, Baltimore.
TWells 4 Co, PHILADELPHIA.
rhomas MonAhAn, Esq, New YoiE.
WM. S. ROYSTER
Once Cary and yirrria ia
nol-Em Richmond N1vsu,b.r tst f.Ea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

Another CoRREcToS.-In publishing the roll Of Capt.
RandoPhs Company OF Howi,zers, serving at Harpers
Ferry. The Of Horace Edmonds should have been
omitted. lie was not with the company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
OaRnrIEa CoxcraLEp wr.rnss.-on nnrn zas Of

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoSs-On page 7ss Of the
Code, is the following section:
81 any person, habitualy, carry about his person
hid from common observation, any pistol dirk bowie
knife, or weapon of the like kind he shall be fined $50
The ifyorVer shall hare ons-hdlf the fne.
On page 1885, Il s provided that III white person 90
armed With deadly dangerous weapon without rea-
sonaole cause to fear violence TO his person. family
property he may be required to give recognznncc for
his good behavior.
The penalties prescribed in these two sections are wide
variant In the one case, fine OF $50 is imposed for
hd5itHdg carrying weapons. How often will Il be DOS.
sbe TO sustain prosecution under that scctony In the
other case, man arrested for any trivial oence-drun.
kennels for instance-and happening to be armed with
deadly weapon IS simply required TO 20 through the
form Of recognizing" that no will behave himself for
term not exceeding year, aud even this l. not al
ways done though the possession Of the weapon s
sumptve evidence Of the fact that he habuay carries
IL We have no amendment TO suggest but il strike ms
that The one penalty Is too aud imperative or the
other too light and inefficient
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25


"A formerly resident Engineer the Orange
and Alexandra Ran Road AMI H. having eopad 10
PaIs to Ayed te eoRseggenee Of his abOnnAble
eFs u = due % every feeling % hun that his
aeisr should be published Il possible TO the World every
community against his iusidous and
We has wed N IN, community Tor seyeraIyeA having
been received Into H. under the honorable All
gioned profession which he prosecuted while and
having gained further confidence by hypocrcal p-rentons
great pry During his soIourn here there =
ness and de-ayiy 70 which he descended 70 which
he has not attempted degrade every m ms
binds - virtue, hoa5ab in
pulse De goes forth villain practice again upsp
other unsupceug victims his base habits degrading ts
lie goes too 10 appeal % the masonry
master mason, royal arch Knight Trplar All ~
VIII he has violated and purpose OF he
us schemes o. unpHneplcd aud fevil.sh iHiquity.
In person he tall and well proporoned having len
hht hair AMI red whske he has dyed and shaved
on MS EhskeTs and specaclc disguise has
pleasant and agreeable address believed that he
inE Lesous End he s REGISTERED name
At one o. Ne hotels IN AeSandra dis nsve Plaeel william
Greene IL possible that be atEnpl pas hls.f for
minister as he for lay Episcopal Church
this place, and expressed wish g. ioin the ministry
This man, svnd!er seducer of innocence
tue hypocirs prefender chranity ruriurer and ms
s'n false TO bis duties and obligations abroad
the country and against him man every mason
every family and community throughout world
ANHEHst Q. A., Va, Oct I. lN'g. noll-cfr,
Pape throughout the country suberve e cause Of u
tee and humanity By giving the above an lnsertion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
HUGUENOT SPRINGS PRoPERTY. FOR

III ii NPKINGS rnr,
SALE In accordance With the viii ~ Tie late Maor A
Woodbridge, record In
,os o1er Tor sale on the premises TUESDAY 9Th Of De-
sbrr $50 at O'clock NJ the property known a. 10
ugaenot spE The tract contains 100 Of Land a
proportion OF which In original forest The buildings which are
presumed sufficient for the Of 10 . ~, n
huit and iastefuly arranged The sulphur AMI eb
ehnsiEey known, and we'll approved numerous VS.
,o Who ,oioIInsi there while the place kept open fr
plbNe resort Besides Its advantages
extremely well adapted a college or sre -
oiher seminary Of education For purpose H. heaby ~
uaion picturesque scenery, and excellent
sa 70 he sel arranged buildings gives Il avan which pro-
~hy aI Unsurpassed by hnse % locality la The stat
more detailed description II deired, be found in he frs
eon NORMAN Guide 70 the Spring. may be added tt
poratons already made In the vicinity Is sre. ndI
place beyond reasonable that the trace B, ne e
OF a valuable bed Of hiiuminous al @r''S
fourth cash; for the negotiable notes with In
terest added PAYABLE and Is months ssrrs - -.
deed Or title retained ". b. wOOLDRTDGE - "'-S'
7. q. HOWARD h1ur
PS-inmeia;ely aer the OF the above land will he r5
other articles OF Hotel furniture ~ 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

hKrriso To-SIonT-The Southern Rights Associa-
ton, an organization designed to encourage home
ufac ures and direct trade with Europe will meet to-
night at the City Hall The citizens generally, invi-
ted to attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
EMORY a. HENRY COLLEGE,

JJNHE Pan session Institution will commence. On The rs,h n,
August next and continue u weeks The spring
weeks The charges collegiate wear on a.
win be $3.50 Of which tT5 required paid In Advance 5
the other 80 at the end Of the moEth. This
our charges for Tuition, Bodrd FHel and eoHsagen Zee We
ask OF those seeking place for education their
wards to note carefully the which Offering Our
location grad. Of scholarship ability experience Of the t.u
y e1eeen, discipline thorough and bIg
rank Of graduates have the largest pa,
age OF any College In the state. For
ueuAI ihoruahon address K L. WILEY Prst
luy4-d6eu Emory O. Va
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CITY ITEMS


Tuk CoMNASDER-iS- CmIry USpKR ARRnsr-One Of the
soldiers Who Yesterday returned from U.,o.. r.,,v
,.n.,.n .,,,,.,.. ,,.,,.., -, - =. IS, :, ''
on unnS. 80, T., ~. oeeuI'Su ~ onaIlss'o~n'
~ hsnr ~ snien uosernor wise acted con-
rr"or with cSsr.s,sr,..ic .SSa P iSe uo.
disco,s, NJ ,ha aio ~ i .ee a-e. sn ees'ns 70
,h. s,s.i,n. % ~ e ~ ~ 'uy ue,e.vpee ,n
him.iS y, a.. A.. M ~ nc snou1 IKE ~ oetnousn'
s.n,ioa, 20 oN 's@''b" 'osa VI sAun'e'ns oy 'ne
W.sh,ng,on ~. 49,. 49,,
Al. ~ S5,, - uue, ,nu many uene'ss OF iA'er
,hs -. = o amy v'u rHss anu 'ne soununers OF
,aS Ill ~ eea ve'nB snuorseu oy 'he pronpu-
49,, n. 'e'e ~o,,n'es naa 70 10 was 70 make 'hsn.
Coya.na a., ~ s. WI. .ounse,ssu anu pas gu. pu'
ola ,a,ha ni oIs'nPs .ououess, 70, auoPung 'ne
no A. ,s ,n,, 49,, ~ " aresoy ~as, oiu no'
of the I,d IIs ,o.ed snv,s,s. "o. Ds an sna We
,h. 60 e. ~, . - sps i ABOUT 'he nnes Oh
In "a. 80 ~ 60 ~ ~ ue ,i,y' sPProacneo WIN
sentinel h,;p.;ns nj. r,usI., ~ ~. s-a .ne
.nd ST. -. -. ~ Ln SJi ~ W. Po-'hoh VI ready
ter relue,.nt, halted .rsud shsrae
S,overnor ,dx.n.. nd -, A.ou'ey ,eP..o 'ns
ths ssn,;n., ~, so ne .SunSSrsignI ssld
had Sarso,,.n al .Son "s,,,, nAa 'ne "overnot-se
Old rnse left On, /, ee ~ WIS part " "e
Here WINS a Jiieur. and Al. H. 81, :, -
tarv Inc small lar ~ s,ae ie'' II, monsn-
ho.ysr W.. :, I.n,p ,na a., eoh'hs GoNn on ms
the S,.,. ~ v;!s u.s., am inc no,erhor oil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

COJNIh-ln pursuance OF deed
W Johnson and Sarah Ez Abeth his wife 9Th day OF Oco
her 1896 and Of record In the Clerks
Hanover county the undersigned named viii AZ
the Old Church In said county the l day January %
proceed IN sell 20 the highest bidder
the tract Of land mentioned and which as for
the estate OF Thomas Johnson deceased.
This tract situated In the lower part Hanover couny on
the main public road leading from Richmond
and bounded by the lands Geo Basse IL a TgBi L.
bea and A. 1gnor and contains syytEo acres three roos
and eleven poles. N N7'
There Is dwelling house. buildings Eutsbl. for IN.
use Of the tract A. trustee will convey only such tite as
vested In me by said deed o trus - N "
day ~ ' N "eN' '~'
na24-eim II u.CnN
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & Co. Man,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE

MAnagere.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
LNRANCE, BROADBENTS a. CO. having ob,,,,.5
from the Legislature Of Delaware LOTTERY CONTRACT
70 continue In operation for period OF YEs and
having 'sn bond. to the state for One Million Dol
lars. for the OF all prizes
Wilmington, Del the Lotteries OF Drlawnrs 70 ~
benefit OF Internal improvements and purposes and he su
County Lotteries Of Delaware for same objects
All drawn under the supentendenoe Lottery oonrIson
appointed by the State
Prizes paid As drawn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
PIANO EXTRAORDNaRY

- H. TAYLOR has just received another Of pRtGaa
PATENT PIANOS, IN Pianos Constructed or 49,
ehne p-pie for strength durability power 10 keen n ,un.
Aha 20 retain their tone, superior 70 Ali oth Pc
They are highly admired by all who have heard them
-. THALBERG says of IN m,
me tone - grand and noble II has
The sound singing, volume Of tone or poS,
heard exceed In depth, purity szs.ns
GoIISCHALk, srRAKosCH, MARETZEK and many o.A.,
eminent Professors say them: - -' ~--o
me Tone OF the Grand Piano Po an,
$3.50 -N'~N4 ''ue power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office Of IN. Cir
day Of November In the year 1859: 80 ~ "
l.. J. Watkins A Co.
Thos Blsekeriy and A. A. Edwarda
IN CHANCERY.
TIE object OF this attach In IN. hands rds,d
any effects o. the absent defendant In his
said Edwards owing TO the absent he be nio
ed and restrained from paving anyus dsposng Of
any debts by him owing % the
Of said Blackberry Ia his hands further order on dis
e'NN' " Sans
Thomas sekeTly nonresident Of the Virginia on
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel ordered the said de-
iendant do here within due publication Of
this order and do what Is
Of this order be published week four ecr,sr
weeks la the Richmond whE Newspaper published 10 the city
hehond and that another thereof be posted
door Of the Court House Of said county the next
County Court.
eopy-Tesie
no25-viv A.. ]. BRENT C. C. @ n
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LtG. y. nAvENPoRr. Anc,..

= 70 ~ DAVENPORT, Aucts.
1nO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS At
10 O'Clock, Auction st.r. - " '' ~ "'' s''' ~
Az Cases Boots Shoes Hat
So, cash; flOO over 20 DAYS credit for AZ,
proved - ''7 ~'S''' '0' Ap-
nos--,ds 4 G. n. DAVENPORT Anct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25

I'VE have Just received Importation Of Cham,,r,
comprising grades: from good 20 very superior Person;
who wish sound reliable Wlne for evening parties very
superior for dinner would satAhl. Tor
OCCASION nolb-SE BLAIR a CIIAMBERLAYSE