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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

THE DECLINE AND FALL OF NrGGER IMRE-
RrAIIsM.-All the accounts received from Hayti
concur in describing the fortunes of his Majesty
Faustin the First as hopeless. To use an EN-.
phatic Yankee vernacular, he is "goncr," but
whether physically or spiritually we have yet to
learn. The last news left him ready prepared
for bolt, with his interesting family and hard
savings securely freighted on a vessel in the
harbor of Port au Prince. It may be, however,
that Geffrard has got him into his clutches and
In that case God help him. The throne of impe-
rial niggerdom has not been built up without
vast amount Of cruelty and suffering. The
hardest taskmasters in the world are the blacks
who own slaves, and the hardest nigger driver of
all was as is well known, Soulouque. IF
those whom his exactions have ruined, and his
prosecutions driven into exile, get an opportu-
nifty Of revenging their wrongs upon his person,
there will be but small chance for him. The law
of retaliation is an instructive principle of Mig
ger nature, and IL would not, therefore, be sur
prising If the next news that reaches us is, that
the Haytien revoIutionists have furnished a
parallel to the historical tragedies Of Whitehall
and the Place de la Revolution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10


oo"A N the NI~ io"A "A'ls'Aru*s-A
FACT FOX THE nochEs1hh maA.Hs'-in the
''"'e oena'e On luesday iaS'' mr. DiVen' oiscS
iepu''can' cai'ed up inc concurrent lesolutioL
P'e.s', some 'me since ~ "r' ocne.' sup
po'""e Tue ProPosi''on' now pe'ore 'no leont~
oAs.ee'' ~ P'ace 'n'r'y millions o' ao'aS a'
VIC u'sPo'a4 VI 'ne PRESIDENT WIN autnorl'y vi
'pe- n'soNauons ior 'ne purchase oi Ou"A
MI D'se" wan'eo 70 KNOW what senator ocnea
'-. ~ ~A' "o'u' open nego'auonsi oaf
NV s.'ans "n' .Ap'Ana"on On Una. punt nc
o'e''1 WIG 'o'Ao"As "ni'nomen' =" 'ne leSo'"
tho Importance Of extending 70 he peoue oe The sUS
Cuba the benefits ana blessing. o. all the institutions
dainty and they Will welcome the incorporation Of thaa
hs dnn,ss .esv snS 90
sures which become this powerful naton and whenever
by constitution that shall secure the existence tSsrea 81
hoeral Institutions and rewarded labor.
Inc uuoa propos'uoh' presented W mr. onoe.A
:. 'ne on'.eu o'a'es SENATE, LII accoroance WIZ
..o suggestions u sne rresidenss message, naAF
.n'o" i"'o ooniuS'on every sec'ion ol inc DUO
.epup''sn camp. i's leaders care NOT oppose
~ ~ "en nv" .uA. .ney 10 ~ 'neyl
W.. 'o'0 'on'sn' VI .nelr ioAowers' "S mas
ue.n .on''0Oeu ~ oue VI .ne SEWARD organs !
ns IVY oew"u nim.eii acoep's as pon0ca''
"A.oln 'na' o"'a sraV',a'os 'n'S oon'inen''
anu ano'ner vi LIB Ne" 10TH organs asserts tns'
10 inaae al issue ~ inc aemocrats
III iooo Inc ngn' aireaoy nail Won
MI paVen, WHO represents monroe county
IL "essefn Nc~ Aorh, eViuen'iy ieeis aS snah
ABOUT Tue course Oh nlS CONSTITUENTS as 10 ING
o'ner oiack republican Leaders. hochester'
turns OUT vast quantity OF hour, and Cuba, III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

ANOTHER ADMINISTRATION ORGAN-One d
the black republican journals of this city pub
lished yesterday some particulars relative to th
capture and burning of the American brigantin
Rufus Soule by her Britannia Majesty's steaun
Viper, on the coast of Africa, last October. ThA
news, it is announced, is given exclusively to th|
journal aforesaid, by the Secretary of the Navy
Now it happens that the particulars of u
british Outrage" aforesaid were printed in tb(
HERALD of Monday last, so that the enterprise d
Master Tom Thumb and the courtesy of MI
Toucey" avail nothing. 1t is little singular
however, that the Secretary should select as
recipient Of favors from the department loud
nal which is not only black republican in ID
politics, but which has been constant in its peu|
sonal abuse OF the President and the Cabinet
Mr.. Toucey displays a wonderful amount of thu
Christian spirit which is generally wanting anon
politicians, and his meekness is worthy Of a
admiration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

PURE AIR FOR Our JuDGEs-The Justices o.
the Superior Court have petitioned the Board Of
Supervisors for better rooms than those which
they now occupy and which are totally unfit for
court Of justice. They are so near the street
that the Court is disturbed by the noise; they
are deemed to be in danger Of falling; they are
too small for jury trials Lastly, these rooms
are 80 badly ventilated that the air soon becomes
foul and vitiated, and neither judges nor juries
nor lawyers in protracted trial can properly
discharge their duties. The Witnesses, too, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH PARAGUAY.-A shor
time since we published couple of articles frou
the Sems'orio-the organ of President Lopez
from the context which we gathered a favorabl,
opinion of the chances Of a peaceable adjustme1
Of our difficulties with Paraguay.
One of these was, to be sure, rather truculei,
In Its character, and abused in no very measure
terms the report Of the Senate Committee, ID
conduct Of the President, the transactions 4
Mr.. Hopkins, and the diplomatic incompetence
of Commander Page. From the other, howevc1
We learned that If the French language we4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

they are in delicate health, suffer severely, and
often become seriously i'll. II is important that
the iutellects of our judges when hearing causes
should be clear and vigorous. How can this be
the case in a fetid, poisonous atmospheric There
is, therefore, an absolute necessity for change,
and it is to be hoped that the Board of Super
visors will take the proper action in the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

VALUE OF CRY FRANcHIsEs.-It will be seer
by our news columns that the sale of the WI
liamsburg ferries yesterday brought in thirty
six thousand dollars-a snug sum, considerins
that the franchise is only accounted in the ligh
of q second or third rate one. The fact is ver1
important to the taxpayers of this city, just Al
the present juncture, when the lobby at Albany
is endeavoring to force number of city railway
bills through the Legislature, and cut up ouI
streets for the emolument of few jobbers. Thu
railway grants, in Broadway and elsewhere
which are now asked for at Albany, are WORT
fifty times as much as the Williamsburg ferrid
and they belong to us-to the taxpayers of TIN
city. five are to have railways in this city, thu
right to construct them should be sold at auction
to the highest bidder, and the sums accruin1
from such sale should be placed in the city
treasury. That is the ground taken by th(
Mayor; and he is right. The New York delega|
ton in the Legislature, and the Common Council
should see to this matter before it is too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

NURSERIES FOR CUBAN ANNExATroNrsrs.- To
those who question the readiness of the Cubans
to ally their fortunes with this country we would
recommend perusal of the annual catalogues of
our colleges and private schools. They will
thereby satisfy themselves that the Cuban people
arc preparing themselves for the political changes
which their own condition and the policy of our
government render inevitable. The number Of
Cuban youths who are at present being educated
In this country is much larger than is generally
supposed. Were we to set 1t down at three thou
sand we believe it would be considerably below
the number. Considering that these boys are the
scions Of the wealtbiest and most influential
families Of the island, there cannot be much
doubt In which direction the inclinations and
future hopes Of their parents lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

LITTLE Elias benest takes place this evening at the
Academy OF Mus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

enough, and saves a great dead Of ironing. Ihave
tried one on the same principle for thelast ten
and all who have oLe,would not 70 without 1t.
Also, patent springs for curtains and valaneeH
BY which either OF them can be fastened better than
by the old wayi the mange can be tried by any one
CHARLES POST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

we coihe out VIII ueeUoy tuem'
TX EMpEBoR IN Favor OF DRAMArlo An
TIsTEs On the occasion OF the festival in
honor Of the poet Schiller, the Emperor Of
Austria decided that henceforih the tenth
part Of the receipts Of the tbeaters shall be
devoted for the benefit Of the Dramatic poets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

CORLDGAL,
The great standard medicines Or
age, hare acquired their great pq9uio,, l
through yeays Of trial. UnJomadca sati,
no" Is rendered By them in all cases; and t..
people hare pronounced hem ,cor0y.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundlce.
Debility Of the Nervous System,
~ Diseases Of the kidneys,
and all diseases arising from aisordcred
hper or 'csahnees Of lie aomae6 and a1estire
organs, are sptediiy and permanently earea By
the GERMAN BITTERs.
The Balsamio Cordial has ACQUIRED a
reputation sppassmg that Of am similar prs-
Pdradan eEfaHL n iei2 cure, WITHOUT FAIL.
Me most 'erere and 'org-staadipg
Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis. In.
nhsn2a, Group Pneumonia, Inoipient
Consumption,
eaf ds' gcyfeyuoa die most astoaislia7 cure,
csey taopa ef
Confirmed CONSUMPTION.
a fee doses irN also N oaee eleek md
eHrf he most serere Diarrhoaa groeecaiao
from CoIp IN rms BowRLs.
Tdfss medicines ne preaared 6g Dr. c. Nj.
JAcrsoS & Co., No, 5l8 Arch Street. Paaa-
atpdi2, Ps., art are SOLD 1g druggists and
aa0'srs "a mfR'eiaes egaypiere al 75 cents
per 1oa1e T6s sigaaturc efC. NJ. JACKSON
NJ De aR Ne ortfaiae ,rrnt,ncr az ....L LII.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

Oat atraw is the best for filling beds It
should be changed once year
If you are buying a carpet for durability,
choose small figures,
A piece Of soap rubbed on the hinges Of
doors will prevent their ereaking
gootcb a,,,W ,,,e l., ,bo 1, I,,t,, ,,,t, 49,. l.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

bic trim Tor the Winter
having hRdiOng experience
lie taste, understands iully the ...fTu-
community, and is prepared TO sup -
PRHBH MBATB,
Game, Poultry,
Produce, Vegetables,
FRUIT, &C,
Together with all the little edible extras that
80 grateful to the palate during the winter Will al
ways be kept esh and nice subject 10 the order of
the public who can appreciate the convenience Of
the day
Old Jake is determined to please the people, and
it he doea not he 10 determined IL shall not be his
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

TION FOR
HERE DECL
where the infh
exhaustion, relief wilfs.A be
twenty minutes RftortG the sy.
This valuable prepara- tion Is the pressf
of one Of the most IN - PGRIE ED an
skILLFUL NURSES in(1 New England, and hap
been used with HEvERS FAiLIHG sUccTss IA
THOuSANDsfN OF GASES
Itnotonly - ehildfrom pain, butin-
vigOrates the stOmachUl and bowels correets
aeidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system, II will almostY0 instantly relieve GTI-
PING IN TIL BOWS~ ELS AND WIND COL
IC, and overcome conf. VulaionH, which, IL not
speedily remedied, endsC in death. We believed II
the BEST and SUResTP Remedy in the WORLD, in
all nf q T. a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30
.. .IDay Expressl IS .. m Aocommoqstioaeli li6p.l
g: q: Exofes9, Is @ ,. @.i No EHPTe,sI % ?



faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had f0r All Eastern eties
by calling on p. r. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street,
Dayton, Xenia ard Columbus-Leaves ate, 80 p.
M and arrives at 500 am.
ALI freightH left at the Depot by $50 p. IN q, will
be forwarded same day, bv $50 p. m. Frelghts ar.
riving at 6,6Sp. M, viii be delivered NJ 9Oa. M.
]. DURAND, Supt,
@. WARmAs, Genn. Ag't. apris
GREENvILLE AND MIAEIR.R.
ca ~ EsI 1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

VNO keep hands and feet warm, the sub,
l. scribei has for sale good assortment Of home
made socks. Also, real ribbed Shaker socks, buck
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

10 and overcome comb. VulaionH, which, II no
speedily remedied, endlS in death, We believe 4
the best and sUResIS Remedy in the world, Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
SOUTHERN sCHOOL ROoKs.

WE propose TO publish series Virginia readers
w, y atngGshed gentleman OF th, State, (the Of Nos
and now ready provided With such
men from virginia teachers Justify
number Of years proposed publish serir Of
mailca works. and Issued the first
Gn Tor popular Industry, via: An Arithmetic by clauus Crdz
which Nas and noS H. acknowledged eaua not nerf- -
any YORK upon the Of by any hoa in
United stAss Not -eiing however with
which the merits OF the Arithmetic jusihed in exp.r TO-
The teachers Of Virginia and the South deferred from
tnuing the series. 'o'
or the utility and superior merits Arithmetic We
emateans In the State s @'
SoIets Arithmetic for colleges and schools vol II mo s-r
frst lessons In Arithmetic by CoTe being Introduction 10
the Arithmetic
we would commend these works to the attention Of
the best works the reasoning principles science Of
bers, In fdee II A NoRRvS prtIsah-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
TNwOOD, THE RESIDENI OF Nv CKn,.n,
Il In the County of Nottoway. for sale 49, % :,

EhE h ESIDENt II OF w a. utgl
In The County OF Nottoway, for saic.-HavSg de-
70 Eiyy y my ss s the cultivation and
residence In the county OF Plank Road
Roads and miles House rare oppor.
SaSdomeIy persons de,oG, OF obtaining valuable and
mostly Of red chocolate the Ped1on iaS
Die and equally divided by survey aci which are Of
plant fences Besides quantity Of land of oa
pasture Of several bunSTS ss I'eS there standing
stock necessary to be KEEP; on the place ~ ~
m The dwelling brick contains twelve Toon sS''' Ss:
recently With s and remcieleS nom an has ess5
ey an accomplished architect II now
Italian ys with IL projecting and braekeed eornes porch
in gas. and make handsome Law or navy IN h IN extent are
Tosa aud uaiIs are laid ont. ,sd a. - en-nt
tive and ornamental trees there Of dow
End The buildings dwelling .re kitchen meat.
buih Of brick the latter neat framed build
srd The ample the aeeOmmoda
Sh a SCENT or eighty nesros' are al neat frame bulng
side They arc built In the ornamental style and well
ih The taa buildings, consisting Of stable e4by 90 eowhsd,
al ~ d aIns and gran.Iy and engine house all am
barn. one IS by 90 Tor shipping ordering prEng
stoves and IN The prng his build
Paps the country soa sSSy 81 for
,E ee and sg%oIy By sy1E ne above insertion
house large and eOlaoou. CO by 81 fert tSo o
ries With wing so BY Is story covered with m II con
inIl anu % inch wheat theEher
Tor tools aud work shop The arrangements operations
OF grinding, saving and hreshlng all
oaf rex from IRE or other accident
running policy for several thousand dollars.
In addition 20 all these conyenrnce
o. ene water within - feet Of The house kitchen which
Poultry yard and housesa good Garden M Orchard
Of Wheat has been put in with the d neeessa
~ arrangements viii be made for another
deliver possession 10 the purchaser farming PURPOSES on H.
lat OF January 1850, and ul Apr lssO
TEEhs WV be nera-hve eqqa ments Ike si
June iSGl and the others annually whole pnr
money earrDin Interest from the date Of sale
a, 49,. ". c. KNIGHT
oc2l-d&e2RWu Jefress' Store, p. O. Motto y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
EMORY d HENRY COLLEGE.
XAsHIYlInN cnIfNry "a

FvNHE Fan session Of commence on IN. 1sh NJ,
August next and continue 81 weeks Spring he
GINS We day amer the close OF the Pail session also
The charges for the entire collegiate AZ u.ct,
VII be t Of which t5 required paid Ia advance and
e oher t NJ The end OF the nrst Include,
our charges Tor Tfon Board Fuel and oontn0enf zee We
ask OF those seeking place for their son, ana
wards to note carefully which We are ong Or,
location grade Of scholarship ability experience Of The .su
w. reehent discipline thorough and bgb
ram OF our graduates have already largest patron
age OF College In the Catalogue or T ~
SI ., 'hIot sion address Z Z WILEY, Prs't
ID n ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


aT SofI ksp rs sALE OF MEAL Estate. NE
,s. ssssS,ss b. rs,.s D. clio" asa vim '5.Ss o. Ssa
W.. 20 ~ ue.e.Her dated Novsbgr "a 1852 and duly -
.i ,e a. public .aelon DE property eonTsysi b. ala DEL
On FRIDAY oh pseeubsr az O'Clock p upon IN. ,,-
80 n VII Dc ,s,a r o.sr situated Mayo
and aid to abound In The BIS, quality Of clay
yin be oid premises the Bresyafa on iisS . M
jo"lns he property o. Col Essyr .nd others shout
be exhibited =, the ,i-s Of sale Also and place
Richmond and one nile rom G sn %' from TIE ei,y
..nns seos 200 aere a.. iolns tn. land. and
i"nsda'ty After The sale Of The BreEysrd Tar- Win
rine street "a Ios srOand on south .iSe Of Cav ,
spe1ss 70 ,a ~. Ts,,sns' Of z D. CHM fronting co
Of Williams Ras.nd a Three eIisnson Of fsiS
Old seueto-n Road In sidney the former re.ene. Of
on TsaSpS Sse 70 s property o. John Jchnson
Bslyad on Leigh street - he sold soe of Bricks
stock Bdes a,O all the Rek making Impsnss irese. 49,
Amer shieS commencing al oeoct p NJ viii be sold ,.o.,
% 'sos q valuable 70, As have eve. been offered
len, Betlaysss and several valuable family
NJ Pren.s sold ne residence Of Nm 6sr
I Sa' and 5ss opposite ,hs Sam
dsnee Of Peter CHM situated Clay street,. Bon
nienee. and pleasant, located Wv" ''e'' eO"'s
ra' SfAs Real Ea,s be they be pre-
TrGs FSr the Real Estate onefour,h cash; balance at
,ru., deed. rothe slaves cash w be reluf.or the ohs
added JoIIN % kTEa,p 49,.
Sales conducted by Jas NJ. TATLoR soS Aaets nosod.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ann
P.r.onnl Property, Consisting of Slaves,
biooded Cows, muies, Hors -, Ra rmIDy I'm, nj -,
mcnt-, &e., nj ,uction.-I VII sell. Tails Pis nta
Richmond, TUESDAY, the day Of December pe.t eo
enng le o'clock, NJ the balance Real Estate be
longing 10 said estate containing Say valuable Land
oows ls5 acres OF highly improved farming living
the centre Of the farm. leo
Railroad within one mile OF the Manchester Arve nor
ton OF which Is heavily wooded also valuable wharf
ylng on James Rvr- extending from the terminus
Railroad TO the town Manchester upon there are
sites particularly adapted for warehouses e.
tabiishments -
And at i2 o'clock day will be sold INV vain,
dren. -' -"S VI"
Twenty four superior Mich most Improved stock 1.
young Cattle. 4 yoke Of Oxen, and about 80 Iiogs
Twenyour young and well broke Mules superior
Horses &c. ' 3' ~
large variety Of Farming Implements consisting In part Of
Portable ThrAshng Machine, ReApes Drills. Clod Cru.her
&c. wagons, Carts, and Gear.
About 100 barrels Corn, large quantity Shuets Fodder
straw and large quantity OF fall Vegetables
IEEss OF slLs For the real and IN
Der Third cash the balance At and for ali sun
OF $500 and under sie0Oa cash. balance Al and
years for h $1,000 cash; the bsianes a,
and years, the purchasers negotiable mote.
WIN Interest added payable semi annually
deeds For the cash. personal prop.Ttv
OF 500 and under CASH $780, credit for
negotiable notes, with interes; added. sAM'L MARY
=, Executor Of Jos. Marx, deed
S1s- y. IAILlA q soh, hnets oel9-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06

ouuIssIoNER'S SALE OF 2s7 ACR soP
- LanG, la III nrico, II VII = below M u
W. -. near tn' > ors XIV Railroad, on tho
hnin road near Bottoms BrIdre,-As Crnm,..la,n 70
SPontea BY decree 81 thu Cireu Uour; % HsnT On
ls n the case OF CHRISTIANS exscufx srsI,s,
S W g. ss sell at pablo auction, premise in
sh December, 1852 AZ ~ O'Clock NJ N f, II - me
CAV the TRACT Of Land which the Dr. Wilsr, Csr
.Ied' sonSalng 20 acres, md known IA r. Rs.,s
oaE ua adjoining the lands ~ Dr. Jno O. Csrier ma 49,
Cedar and 4 % GxceIlert soii ''-N l'H' OAK and
IEHss-One third cssh; balance At and wear,
notes and the title retained ti purchase son a. OF
and conveyance ordered by the coart - 'uiJ paid
no2a-etts X MI Tor r,pv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
GRAND CONSOLIDATED m1lI LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CAUTION

Persons hVing At distance should extremely cautious OF
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates or Parkag
Tickets The country Is flooded With bogus and swindiinr lot
% Every lnduceneni held out IN invest money
IN them CaPia Prize. Of from s2ooDO their
tchemeNh Tickets at One Dollar Capital Prizes ar
offered. Tickets Five Dollars such In every instance ar
irauds and for Tickets II 20 mSrb
uroWh away, without the shadou chance getting
eSAre o. all Lotteries ghere the Capital unusually IArs,
comparison 70 the price Of Tickets uherr
large Pse offered for Tickets put n down Tor
sertAn hsud BRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.
ue7-"ANhtd WILMINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
ON u MES RIVED

TS GooehlAnd County above Richmond so
H HHE sa s NOES eRoPs q CORN TOBACCO okTs
As trustee In deed Of trust by Toua, lame. n.
Eq bearing date Sd May is59 duly recorded In
tTI SsTeof and at the Desae proceed tn e a.
n, on he premises on the gan
. not, ss next fair day the large estate .i,uai
nov In the possession Of the Deane The tract M
rem, survey go ACRES which soy ACRES are N soos
low grounds loo ACRES and branch asts eI % %
bushels q Wheat Vim e ..s ss i,a,e Of
In NUMBER and Is on The place unusually large
4cH h kITeafS S1 srS sG1Ti iSysa;
ia TESISG MASMSE BR f H GSsT h NIL
ample stable good Hay Press sSS 6G SR eFT
s.s ia Nm covered with shingles sufficient aceouno-
aMsE The sale Of the RARM all the SLAVES and PFR1sHARE
nearly young and likely, embracing two BiaeEsIb, &
HotsEHoID FURNITURE PROPERTY
Se Ck4rs Of corn Estimated at 100 barclay e ToRAc
Y MGLE Bhoob GARFs and colts is,s 4e
deraon the fact James River and con.
above sAte and that consequently products q be
RehHond and the quality the sale there s t o.
yes,@eHi Of capital Yarn being in perfect % In
eudng needed Tor the comfortable Accommodation Of i,r
those disposed 70 purchase and place will arIy M
an Opportunity osg themselves hne an esfatc ~ WIN
TsHs; For she Real Estate fourth cash b.anrs =,
anu ier bonis bearing Interest by deed ~
SS;;Sd 1sg0o note; addng interest Per.Sssis Pro
sDpIoys s1 Sr ~ eash, over that sun EE for
p!ai o. The land be seen the omee Of tie Aus,o,
requested present claims properly are
s sa' co5s5ss ~ eoDp,y JEs LYoNs Trustee
eject that the foregoing sale souli no; e. 20 ~ 20 ne
tSori. b % T such eTToue5ous Impressions aa-
tina, the vii be Without iiaoa or ssr1 a'A acc
deI-tds GODDIN APRERsoS" Iy.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06

NV foaE, Dec Cotton unchanged Flour firm son,h.,
$500. 20 wheat hrm- Southern white as Red Oh 81
.orn hrm and scaree-New white Pork buoyant-M...
orSel6 20 Prime sloSti0fO steady whisky firm n,
cents sps rurps milne duh at iihGtlO ko.in DUH Al ssG
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