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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-22

" tNeIiement Rue da Canal l30.-Batisee T0urO,
Nouveile Orleans.
viennent do reccsoir me gtande quantitA de mar:
chandises d'hirer convenMb,es pour habitati0n tellcA'
que l.inscys, Kerseys, Couvertures de crilnee. III
ont anssi I'm trSs bel assortment de marchandisea
pour Danes de toutes descriptions.
Messieurs les Marehands Ct Hahitants qui voua
dront hien les visitor seront ~setisfaits de lears prix
OF Dc leur promptitudc i remplir lea ordres qpt lcut
sont adresscs. q. a. BAlsRlEHE II FRIsRES.
IL nnyembre lSS8.-sm.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-22

DMCHER, GOODRICH Il CO.-Gmrtiers Id
LIZ sucIe ct Do Cotton. Ss Factors Row, Nouvells
Orleans,
Sc rtferer 4 WIN n. Bassctc IL, Holmsyillc Ia.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-22

ae ~Mpnrffembert .ete
e vue de la loi qurfegle
await, K
oft d'agir CONNIE il IA
II est regrettable que
ellie existe; ct, en- Quite,
ms en- etre, CONNIE on
un des auteurs en- a
II est pun par OH
iIment sipcerement Ia
hi ~demandeHi enrtout
iie pour tons, He peu-
,me don't lie liberalisme
Us les assemblies repu-
appartenait a, sans
presse, q demande, EN-
repressives contre les
Tlaudi DIES deux
4, frait du coup
regit, a~ujourd'hoi,
Erance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG, VA.-DestruetioHsof the old
Raleigh IdrSrn-A fire broke out in the ancient city of
Williamsburg, Va, Saturday night the 10th instant
which consumed the old Raleigh tavern and Vest Co
dry goods store. The Norfolk Day Book saws:
The old Raleigh tavern Is memorable in history and l.
associated with many of the "reminiscences of the early
days OF the revolution. IL Is also famous as the tlace
where many important committees of the colonial egs
lature met, and where of distinguished
patriots assembled to for aiding in the
arduous struggle for liberty Il is also famous "A the
place where Richard Henry Lee and other of his contem
poraries originated the plan for establishing
ing committees throughout many of the colonies IL
was also famous for its fesze bust of Sir Walter Raj
egh which from its construction adorned lis front and
We are glad TO say, not consumed with the house
The old Raleigh also famous "a the place where
Patrick Henry stopped when he made his debut In the
house OF burgesses and it his chamber in this old
tavern that he concocted those speeches which astonsh
ed and entranced all who heard him, and taught all the
proud arstocracy of that body the superiority of native
talent over the learning of schools and the glitter and
assumption of high life" II under the roof of this
old tavern that the great and patriotic of Vrgnas sons
met in committee to deliberate in the darkest period of
the nations history and it from this house that
those resolves cnanated which made Virginia foremo
in opposition to the arbitrary Great Brit
ian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
CITY ITEMS.


MERirED TesriNoSIAL-The Clerks In the First Audi
tors Office, have presented to the retiring Auditor Col
Bennett, rich service of silver plate consisting of
pitcher goble, and waiter. The letter accompanying
the testimonial expresses the sincere regret OF the Clerks
AT the severance Of those social and official ties which
have always been offs most agreeable character In his
reply, Col b. reciprosaes these friendly sentiments and
adds the following patriotic sentiments;
There Is one other thought I must express. We
have fallen upon evil times There breakers ahead
Wherever NO 60, whatever do, must cling the
old Ship Of Virginia. Her tmbers be preserved
Her sails must be trimmed. Her decks be manned.
Her crew must be faithful. Her flag must be kept Ay
Ing"
The following is the inscription upon the pitcher:
Pre<<rred n
jonathan Bennett Esq Auditor Of Public
State OF Virginia,
by
JOs Jackson A N Dunnavant, O. T. Bruen & H. noykn A. A
Loren White. W. X Todd VIM n. Jackson H. Psndie-
too Masou H. a Shook, J. Pendleton, and
clerks In the Auditors Office.
Of ability
omer MS eminent moral and social qualities and his uniform Kind
ness, and courtesy In official intercourse
Richmond. Va, Dec. 18th, 1889.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
MS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines ONCE No. 100 Main Street
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsniSoroS, Dec. l5.-SESATr.-The following com.
mtee was appointed 20 inquire into the Harpers Ferry
affair. Mes1ss Mason. Davis Colainer Fitch and Doiitte
T. d. Gurey was then elected Chaplain and the Senate
adjourned to Monday.
Housx-Mr.v ala ndigham concluded his speech which
abounded in home truths TO the Abotionsts. lie said
he would give the South the fugitive slave aw-thc right
Of property In the territories and whatever else the
Constitution insures to them.
Mr.. Crawford made onslaught upon fanaiicism and
concluded by saying that he spoke the sentiments of the
Democracy OF Georgia and that they would never sub
nit TO the Inauguration OF a Republican President and
for himself, he was for ndependencenow and forever
Two votes were taken for Speaker. and both resulted
as follows; Sherman 10; Bocock 50 Glmer Is The
remainder of the votes scattering Necessary to
choice IL.
Messn. HAskin, Hickman and Schwartz, protesting
Democrats, went over TO Sherman. Adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

IMPORTANT DEcistoN IN ILLINoIs.-The Supreme Court
OF Illinois has just made important decision which is
regarded out there rendering null void every bond
issued by every city and county ia that State-in other
words virtual reputation by the Supreme Court of
many of the millions issued for railroad aud other pur
poses.
The decision referred to in the case Of Olo John
SON. agent The county OF Sarke based upon the ruling
OF the court in the matter of The People OF the State of
Illinois in relation 10 the Peoria aud Oquawka Railroad
Company agent The Board of Supervisors OF Tazewcll
county.
The action was to Of the defendants interest
due upon coupons of fifty bonds made by Starke county
To the Western Air Line Railroad and assigned by the
company TO the plaintiff The case was decided solely
upon the point that the act of the Legislature did not
authorize the county TO provide for the payment of the
coupons in the city of New York and that the county
OF Starke was not liable, the officers executing the bonds
and coupons having had authority to do So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

FRAsK BLAIR IN TRounLE.-A correspondent of the
Missouri Republican says that =. T. Blair was near be-
ing arrested by the gems darme of Virginia while on his
way to Washington. The writer SAYS:
At Martnsburg, where took dinner, an officer in
charge OF company stationed there entered the room
and calmly surveyed the passengers seated at the table
When the meal finished and the passengers had re-
sumed their seats in the cars the officer with file of
men entered the in which Frank was aud proceeded
10 take him into custody a suspicious character This
he would most assuredy have accomplished but for the
earnest assurance of several Southern members of Con
gress, that Mr. Blair his way Washington CITY
and had no idea of remaining in Virginia one moment
upon the officer reented and permitted him to 20 on his
way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

MAYORS CoURr.-Yesterday, the case Of James p.
Henry and Eliza Doyle, charged with stealing watches
and jewelry from NJ g. Whitman was sent on for further
examination to the Hastings Court The witnesses were
recognized to appear
Robert, James and David, slaves to Geo D. HarNood,
suspected with assaulting with intent to kill Thomas H.
Durham. Continued until Saturday
Ellen Kennedy, for being drunk and lying in the
street. discharged.
VIM Donners, in search oflodgings, was provided by
the Mayor with board In the Valley Inn.
VIM Southland, no papers, aud charged with stealing
clothes from Bob smith In September last, commit
ted TO Jail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

KENTUCKY ABOLITIOSIsrS Decentralization
county, Ky, has long been cursed with number of
Aboltionists which her citizens have determined TO re-
move A committee, whom this was referred made
this report Wednesday
hesotvsd That in the opinion Of this meeting the as.
ISOLATION If j. g. Fee and Others combination of an
incendary character and only with the hest
Interests OF this community but destructive OF all organ
lied society; and this committee recommend to the
meeting to assemble the 9Th instant the appointment
OF - TO remove said Fee and Rogers and so many of
their associates as the peace and safety Of society shall
require.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

BAtrHoHE Dec o-flour qae-iIousrd Street t59 Wheat
arm snd unchanged Corn aetve-uhe ProyIsons
have declining tendency whisky firm at 2iHe
NEW YoHK Dec is-coon Arm. FLOUR declined Eve eta
Southern firm f56o6e5Tb wheat heavy-southsrn Al "a
Corn an-whiie 30 cts; yellow 9Ss 96agi cents
Pork heavy-Mess s6 lOGbl64O Prime Ban
HIS Whisky firm At HIk cts Coffee hm at iiA6l2I.
lasses steady NJ ssGtaO cts sps TurPentne dull
Rice steady.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

ATTENTION, fE BALD HEAps.-Every man who has
no hair on tho top OF his head" etc. should instantly
read In another column the advertisement of the "In
slble Virginia Hair Restorer the virtues of whch were
recently discovered and tested by Mr. N Ezekiel of this
city by tho certificate before the Mayor il
will DO seen that Mr. Ezekiel has propheed by the an
pcaton OF the Resorer 10 his Uranium aud Il now
rejoicing in full suit Of hair which has sprouted was
previously free from capillary adornment Need we saw
TO every bald head " Go aud do likewise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

THrFr.-Some one, without the fear Of the Lord or
Devil in his heart has surrepttously and clandesnely
distracted our shawl May it stick him like tho shirt
OF Nessus, and it be true Methodist preacher on
said that sinner who could endure the hottest fire up
on earth would freeze death in the lower regions may
tho thief OF whom we speak obtain all the comfort he
may, by wearing that shaw in the next world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
COIIECrING

fNhE undersigned, vho has years the
eng eollecir for the RnioNp WHia services to
NEhChANIs MECHANICS and others who have accounts
70 collect In the country -
y present engagements requiring the
IN The course Of the year Will he enabled collect
accounts In any portion Of the Common ri
Wy next tour viii be through
water Division Of the State. -
may be found DAYS at the Wbiy Ogicc or In ~ Oh
enee capt W. NJ Eho' or M J. O Shields, the whg viii
receive accounts for ~ "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1860, is now ready
for delivery gratis Purcell Ladd Co.'S who are hap
py TO supply all that call for them Every family should
have aud keep this book 1t is worth having Comprs-
ing much general information of great value il gives
the best instruction for the Of prevalent complaints
that get anywhere. Its anecdotes alone are worth
bushel Of wheat aud its medical advice is sometimes
worth to the sick, the wheats weight in gold Many of
the medical almanacs trash. but this is solid metal
Is calculations made purpose for this latitude and are
therefore correct Call and get an Ayers Almanac, and
when got keep It,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

ANrsENESrs.-The Peak Family will give the first of
their interesting series of tonight ut Mechan-
les Hail. An excellent entertainment is in store for
those who attend
very attractive bill is offered night the Theatre
The Marsh Troupe appear in several popular pieces.
dances, etc. r'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Az AFFLICTED FAMILY.-Of the many families in this
county who have furnished victims the malignant sore
throat which IL prevailing in the Valley aud elsewhere
none perhaps exhibit such record OF mortality as that
OF hr. Richard Sly, of Clay Forge mile from Waynes-
boro. Anew weeks ago Mr.. Sly had eight happy and
ruddy faced children, and now only survives. As a
correspondent who communicates the fact TO us saws
grief like this can be assuagcd only by the light that
comes from heaven. n-SLalrfoH Spectator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
EXCITEMENT IN PHII.ADEIpuIA

PHrLADELPnIA, Dec. l5.-There il great excitement
here to-day The Abolitionisis are preparing to make
offensive demonstrations. The Conservatives are deter
mined TO check them. The authorities are taking mea.
sures to prevent riot, which inevitable If both
sides turn out In their full strength tonight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Tux FRE BRioADE-As friends of tho paid fire depart.
uen We are glad that the reported latepess of their arr
rival at the fire 18th be inquired into by tho
Council II the delay exaggerated the remen should
have the benefit of an authorized correction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
0FmCE RICHMOND 4 PErERsRrna R,rIpn,n

,u,t,r ~, -, o.. RfuuuSt Va. Dee. Is Z so.
Nht hoa-d of Directors o. This Company have HsrarI All
bend % TO and half dollars per share on f go. n a.
company payable the 8if pe-embsr ESQ 10 IN .rs
Who on hat dhy shall b. Uockhoers their duv aut,5 n,
torneys ~ wy A''''''iisl At
NE o ior hs transfer o. STOCK Willie from me a,h o.
de 3-duJ J. p MACvrRpo rr.,.y-.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

FRE-About halfpast o'clock yesterday morning,
the stable and wagon shed of Mason Burnss bottlng
establishment 20th street between Main and Frank.
lin we're destroyed by fire. Loss inconsiderable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

The ORIGINATED BtterS recommended by Physi.
clans In their practice. distinguished clergyman who
had taken six bottles by direction Of his Physician
writes US that they have cured him ofdyspepsa of
ty-hve years standing. Try this remedy Dyspeptiosl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

On Wednesday, the citizens of Grecncastle Ind de-
molished every liquor establishment in the place The
outbreak was occasioned by poor fellow who frozc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

FLoGGED.-An abolitionist, whose name we did not
learn detected in the of tamperng with the ne
groes Mr. B. Richardson's farm one day last week.
He was seized, tied to tree and ckief on the bare
back with cowhide imported from New England
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

LARGE HoGs.-Eighty-One hogs slaughtered few
days since by John Coleman, of Halifax county at his
Cove estate the average weight Of which was pos lbs
Thos Matthews, of same county, slaughtered SO hogs
whose average weight $50 lbs. each
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Tax MUMcIPALrsr.-A valuable book with this title is
missing from the editorial room of the Wig Every
man who can read ought to have copy of the book
but no man should take possession of copy without
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

SOUTHERN RrGHrs MFErrSu-An adjourned meeting OF
the Central Southern Rights Association will be held at
the City Hall tonight full attendance of the members
IL requested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

he tlOO Zoo on lsOO 10 l5O.
90. - " Wv ~ t-''V'0' '0i WV 70 si"'-
Whole tickets ESQ; Halves siO; Quarters a.
Prizes esshsd at sight a per discount
Bus OF The Richmond City Banks taken Al par
- N-S 'N@-i' "e0Snes
coImHEieaons addressed RODRIGUEZ (esre O, CITY
Post Charleston CD Until the 1h DeC vim be attended to-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

NOTICE.-On FRIDAY a.. gsi n p.-.,,.- - D., - :,
- seu 81 Public Aueton, eos-psnr A. b. sc,-t ia ny
~ lh c'ft-rs rather Bot IN street III ia "a
tlNi' kh hkANps i,ipi EMsNr- sni uns nr. L..
h"'ntnE q" thr state ~ ne lat Thafufob IA. a.
''n 20 NinFes alsh are 20 superior h. t
eonpi.f- for w1kng 90 lfgaIfakg fra tv r
"indfed hands u b. ms Ssh e. lfposs
.ty ani piries Hshins O. pustt.e att sa.i On In 600.
n'i"n euh'r ~ myself a. Mr. a. Mason N,,.g, 49,
h,aa ~ so and on tr "o this rsy ccng e.. @ H.
- ol-nng Tor an rrr'.'s ctabishm,uf of .,t,
,t'n % person Of hnsine habits wont. t,,-
nhnAge certainty succeed. Again d. s.tI,,. of NJ NJ
a % lI'a rr BY paruershp uaref: Which fr, Al IN.
sa.,e,. 9an @ well acquainted VIA ttsryiin
sIel4hs 10 We hasnes-, a g.s.fy facilitate "a. hf,, -
the purchaser n for h Vim - "a "a a. ~
mentioned iafiil uhn. buy ui obl.. rne ly -, ~
T,g,,," ,it. =. inc u. 7. W LiIAMs
49, A'iiniu't :. ". liberation ilee.d
TOBACCO BOARDS, on N. pr-uiss. " - NS"'@"
Having declined selling privately the pabIs al III
A. ". tine specified above sal. vI h. a. -, -
- W ea aSpy' that amount ak credit ul Il. v.n
Tor negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed ~ '''"'
-. A, D. r WILLIAMS Aim'r
4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
BY JAs " TAYLOR SOW AGczs.

'kN1LNIEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Avn
- Nl"A0sS-By virtue % deed executed hv p-,.r
'H Ai M DAVIS and their wives, Eut-crih.r asti
5 Iir - - anH Sly regrdsd IN RrhH5uI u.l "a Court
- @NN-i ga '''e loIloAlng order TO
on TUESDAY, December eIti commencing 81 - , \, .
bIfsyaEd On Leigh street, v about 8 n,er
s'lS - Naiaahie lot as have bsvu oerel ratpr
olea boys and s Among them several valuable I,,
Acer The safe % he negroes will he sold ursB The
Esjenee o. Peter D. Ginn situated on CLAW ard Csr r.
- i therea'tef viii be sold the Of WIN D.
- 4'TS on Clay And Monroe streets opposite the resdenc
samuel Fgian Eco Both these are very begra M. -
Ss are furnished With convenience ana ,i
- -- ''-'e '' 'le AUCTION
L,-l he Real Estate onef5uh cash balance At ..
u mouths Tor negotiable notes Interest addea .n .
cured by trust deed Tor the slaves. wiz be r-1l
Ia T.v,.. g. a., JOHN q srEdER. Trustee.
= 49, -'-s''' drlS-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

NonlCE TO LADIES AND GENTLE
~ hEN--We have Just received md opened
csc o. Ladies anO 0cnuccna 0atcrs and Roots imported mi
rec by ourselves from Paris. AsoNaisras he anufa
80 ~ ad aud oeuteens Caters. Roots and Shoes
ssscrPton aud Of quality iar hyperion soy made
Herh ALEXANDER MIL a 90,
Importer and Manufacturer of Boots and ghoes
oeo No t2f Main a. Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
conducted by A. D. wrut,Ns, Auet,

{ SnM,sSIONER's SALE OF 267 ACR = OF
y lana, I'm VI nrico, IL nllss below Etrh-
mond, near the York River flaIirond on m.
'aaih roau near Bottom's Bridgr.-As CoinnIssloSrr
EPsd oy decree Of The Circuit Court 81 Henco h
NoEeber ls5y, In the Of
thTsan 1e shall sell at public auction on The pr,mIs In
OF me residence OF Mr. Edward bradley on FRIDAY tbs
h december l>S9 az IL O'clock
Jay the tract Of Land Of uhich DR. wIan Cb,I,,
sa seized containing and as the Bottos.
osils ua adjoining the lands Of Dr. Jno Carer and CE
Cedar and Is OF excellent soil $50 '''' - AM
third e.sh; balance years for bond. u
notes, and the title retained purchase ronry h % -
and eonye vance ordered by the Court - ' P--''
no29-ctds Nfrrrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

ksrAIE on MARSHALL AND TiItsT srRrrrs AZ ~, ~
ny virtue OF dsel Of Trust executed bv uiiu,s n,
@ IT. and wife 70 the subscrher, dated DAY Of Msreb
-" Ahd recorded In Richmond Cont nn...
thereto requested by the personal rrpressuta. ~ %
secured By said de-d viii public auction on MoSD AZ @
tay OF Dec $50 fa Nnoi then
premises commencing p IL the prop.,,
conveyed by said deed, being ground situated - @
% corner OF Marshal and Prs, Streets fronting 81 feet an NJ,
- ahd running back First street and b-ts,.n r,
ralei INES lkZ feet %
an excellent Brick DWsng other mprov-mni. s ~,
same uhe vas recently occupied Mr. John Rae,
us = believed TO be perfect, but selling as Trustee .n
TkRAs There will be required Cash sum .Dsri., ., A.,
ray NE expenses attending the the trust ana ~.
on bond Tor the principal ~ with the In,ss ~
rear thereon tro" the 4h day February - ana The :, IT.
Ger upon such terms Of payment ad- mo IN a, 80
az "a. sAML T. PULLIAM
Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
JOHN G. SHAFER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

FJAOLl1 IN NTt t. SlJ NG
Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Va,
TOULD respectfully call attention 70 his neu ,,y a, PAR
" ana "i'i IN "V"Da se26-ily
NOTICE To TAX PAGERS.-Fursuant 10 an or5.
~ nance passed llh January i'h will attend A. The C.r
tors nfce, 10 the City Han from % ne 81 OF ec.r
Inclusive % receive the remaining half from srh p
A. are cuted 20 deduction q 10 having pregu
paid the arsi half In June last In ace5rdance u ad srn
JULIUS A. HOBsON. c C. h
y BI yin be BY he that The Collector il rsB-5
20 attend A. The Office from the 18Th sis month 10 s
sN remaining due ro June last Before January term Of
ne husng Court he required b. ordinance advertise deln
quent real estate % be sold payment II ars p.-
Who havc NOT done v th5 peos5!y OF a.a. ana ~
these taxes Is I'll be Impossible f1r the Collected ~ 81 -
Them before he advcrtlses ~ va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAuRs AIRa

ONERSEER WANTED desire 20 employ
"a OEerseer Tor the single tie
cultivation and management Of Tobacco preferred.
pel'-eu X 7. LACY New Kent G. H.
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALPRRD
the FEDERAL Courts and Court Appeals
Ma JoSE will also practice the Circuit Court Of RIehaba
City and Henrico. - -
HI. oaes Is at the of Franklin and 2th streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

VNWOOD. n = M NtFf1
Il in tIr 90 untX ar = o,.n,x.x 80 Hh-ht,
t.rmiasd h rv. nv Set.,n, 80 v,, -
proye,s,t az u,, 90, a., I.,,.. p... ~ ~, - @ t
f.senee iu The e.,gny on s.t,a..v a., 81 d. u
al. ril.. ssb q, - "a ~, - I. -,
Roads and seven miss w. of ne CO., Ill.,.
offered p.sons desrous OF obtslnng ~
hand.,m.v isn.raved s.,s,. T,s- -. h. ~
mostly OF r.a or eboeoi.,. Io,,n vs- ~ 80 ~
orn.llv y,od .nd - r,,e6 - =, ,sl
h. abd eonsv ,yi.s - .n,saS 49,. - az
uniform shan. u,ho,, vra.,s 80. I. "a "a ~,
pl.nt fsnrr. u.sIIs. . 49,, 80, =,
and sscondsry groutb eony-nIsntix snssi ,ssrsi
p..uts ~ .-y.,.I h,ns,.t -. .ht-s
,ark 100000 90 A.. -, - -Ho'H grazing Tor Al
me ln.rors0assLs ave- Of very ,gns,o, kt,5 .,a - a,
isi he dwelling Is Of brick ami sostsS. t"sl Soh .,
.i ys.,s ago nnasr my s9psrylson and has been
a. an "a ,,s, An r. IRON plans furnished
IN state style OF architecture
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
MARINB NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, DocembcrI5.
mon ulTrs ,rnBlr) on oc1OoEsvs ngrs T.IT. srT,4a

ARRIVED,
Bark Weather GuAEe Mckee, sugar Edmond Davenport
schr Manchester Nelson \. ". mdse, ID. A W. Currie
schr Thos Page, Robertson. Phil coal & 4. HAYES
Schr Afford Ray, Creekmore, Cabin Poln
sGhr Euiy Ann Layheld, Phil coal @. H.
Sehr r. O. Bunting Pps Shore potatoes 10
Captain.
sehr Havre De Grace Fields, ChickAhOmIny lumber l. W
Giazebrook.
Schr Ahertlne, Jones, river bllet DUNLAP Co
sloop New Packet, Gray, suithHeld wheat, A. Jones.
SAILED,
sehr EKi Gray, Norfolk mdse., ". 7 staples.
sehr Rosanna, brown, down the river, light
Schr Mary Ann Guest
schr Zeno, Fields, do