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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-26

DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM ToREERT has just opened one of
w the largest stock Of
FAIL IND HINTER GOODS
ever before uirrci in the country; a fine assert
ment of DRESS GOODS and PRINTS incluliu.
all the Fashionable Fancy and Plain Dress Goods
in the market; with heavy stock of
DOM ESTIC GOODS
as shifting Stripes. Servants Plads. &C.. &c
Also very extensive assortment of
Cloths and Cassimcres,
which Will he sold at the lowest figures Great
Inducements TO CASH buyers, mud general invita-
ton extended to all to visit and examine the stoc
OF Goods at the new store, next door TO the Court
House. Oct lG, 1858
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flesalnieal.
STOVES! STOVES!

~ "A ~ A-e>) ~ - ~ = ~
GALL AND SEE.
WE want the pubic - cal ard cxaniE, the
w new lot If STOVES row on hanl at She old
establish ed stund of ALBRlEGE 4 CO. st the
corner OF Main and Btidcc streets, where cal b
seen The hanasDmest !ot OF
Psrlor, Hall, Store, Bar Room and
Cooking Stoves
ever offered in Elkton amC ny them something
entirely new. In Tie way of Il Gas Turning Cook
Stove the most ccOrUtlica article ever offered to
the public.
In addition - The draft Of nm ordinary cook
stove. the gls burner has a draft through tho CD
plates. which is. Of S,lf Sufficient to maintain
coR bUstion. The upper draft rot only consumes
the gases, hut helps to strc g;hcn aud preserve he
center pieces Which are most exposed to the rirect
'c;ion Of The ..e. and lich are made double
instead of the usual sin gle pla,es. l!y meals Of
this draft alone. all the operations Of coukiug can
be carried when the fuel IS but partially
isn'ed. it COZ sequenty burns more slowly ard
morc economically.
Wehave aso GALLABnER'S DOU2LE-oYEy
COOKING STOVE.
1t "ool "A take one sge Of news paper to ert,-
merate Il The st"res We have 60. sac We there.
tore wish persons to call and see them and they
can be AS well suitcl II. in any city in tn, Union
Oct l6. lSja-tf. A!LltIDGE CO
We also do all kinds Of
Tin s Metal 81 OoGiisR s. EpuutEEg.
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Grist and Flour Mill.

TN11E subscriber having taken the Grist
l. and Flour Mill, at North East, lately
occupied by Thomas p. WolIaston, would
inform the farmers and public in general,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds Of
Grist and Merchant Work, to which share
OF their patronage is respectfully solicited.
lie will keep stock Of Flour, Meal and
Feed Of all kinds, on hand for sale.
lie will also purchase Grain, at all times,
at the highest market price, for cash.
GEO. CHANDLER.
North East, Sept. q, l83S--Gm.
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sesv and Strong Grain Rass.
MlICHELL'S PLACE.
zee Creams and Confectionery

-I l. - l. LIAlA - ri ACE.
zee Creams and Confectionery.
chestnut Street, brtucen 5h and Oh,
pIllLADELPiIIA 4. - This Establishment
"ii"rds unusual attractions and the best of ac-
Communications for visitors. as well as citizers of
fhi'aIcpha; being provided with large and well
furnished saloons for
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
and they could nowhere find more desirable
place to rest their weary limbs. and where they
may be fed at ALL HOURS OF THE DAY, from
large and choice Bill of Fare
~ The Ladies ara Gentlemen Of Elkton. and
vicinity, ar. most cordially invited to visit this
MOST DESIRABLE PLAc. OF ENTERTAINMENT,
where their wants will be promptly and politely
attended to and where they may strengthen the
inner .I mal! ana be sent on their WY rcjolcins
WELDING PARTIES and PlC.NlCs furnished
to order. with table fixtures of every possible
descrlpt on. and with all the Delicacics they NAY
desile at shor. notice.
No, 523 CHESTNUT STREET,
Sept A, ls5s-ly. opposite the State House
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SIiERIFFS SALE.

Epl virtue of two writs of Ficii Facias,
Ed issued out the Circuit Cuur for Cecil
county. at the suits Of John Friel against the
goods and chdttIes, lands and tenemcnts of
W iil'am Is. Price, to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right
ME, clam, Interest and estate, at law and
IN equity, Of the said William B. Price. in
ana to all the following Real and Personal
Property
Al that Piece, Parcel or Tract of LAND.
with the Improvements thereon, situate
lying and being in Sassafras Neck, Cecil
county, containing
100 ACRES AND 3ROODS.
more or less, and more particularly described
III deed from /. G. Reeves and wife bear
ing date lst Of January, 1867, recorded in
liHer Il. c. H.. No. 4, folio 234, one of The
Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
ALso--a HORSES. 2 COWS.
and some Young Cattle, Thrashing Machine.
carriage, Wagon. Drill. and other Farming
teh>lls Il Acres Of Wheat in the Ground.
Also. Household and Kitchen Furniture :;
ana hereby give notice that on
Saturday, lie cGA day of February, 1850,
on the premises, will sell said property, so
seized and taken in execution, b., Public
Auction. t" the highest bidder, for Cash, to
satisfy said writs
u Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
JAM ~, ISo:--ts. Sheriff.
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Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS

A variety Of JONES NntcsO PATENT FLAT
"A WICK LAMPS and knapp's patent Round
Burner Lamps Flor sale by
DIR WIN G. CARSON. Agent,
at his New Drug Storot
Nov % 1888. Rock Ran, Port Deposit.
teF" Fluid and other Lamps all cred ta suit . y
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TIE LARGEST
CHAIR end FURNITURE
CsTELiz.s6ssEfE
IN TIE UNITED STATES.

IN TIE UNITED STATES
HJATHGOT SONS GAY STREET WARE.
III HOUSE whore II kept alUays on hand, or
made TO order, every 'tyle Of French iErr-A rGrn.
in plush, hair oorh or hIocaellc.
French Full Stuff AMI Medallion Parior Ann
CHAIRS and sets With plush, hair, sioth or Lro-
cntelc
French Full Carr ol PARLoR CHAIRS and sss
with plush. hair cloth or brocateie
SOFAS Half French MaLGgany; WALNUT PAg-
LoW CH,lE&, in bar cloth or plush.
NocE.&g cHAiRs--varous designs, IA bali,
cloth aud plush,
SlrFs SrrlNg l.orNGEs--R large assortment IL
ways On hdni. or any pattern made or covered
with any goods to orler
CHAHnEn Sr!1s--in Mahogany or Walnut som
p'c;e, from s5j up
CANS rGNHa a;i i,ockTNI CnAJrs--the ilrgest
assortment re"1y D.aia in airy one house in the
United rtatcS-i.om Sl2 au-ea up.
BAR HOcI. OrEICE and DiHIhG CHAIRS. ia Oak.
MSUr on mATosA&I. with carc. wood or stuffed
seuts--an assortment embracing over 30 do. sn.
Woop SEAT CWti!s and SErTEEs ana KoCKINo
CHAIRA-over 100 dozen
LooNi*G GLASSES Of every variety. and BEDS
HAIR ana IrSN MATTRESSES. very large assert
mcnt constantly on hand ami for sale BY
AUG. MATulUT l. son,
25 q North DAY street, near Fayete st)
sept %. looa-!y BALTIMORE.
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itleOiriunl.
SWaim's Celebrated Fanacea.
NOR the cure of Scrofl'a, General Debility

ESOR the cure of Scrofil'a, General Debility,
Il aud all Diseases arising hon Impurities o.
the Blood and the Ell cts OF Mercury
Swain 'nnacea las been for more than thirty
five years celebrated in this country and in Europe
tor its exiraorunary cures. some Of shrh are too
frightiuI Tor general publication, whore the PIT
TENTS have been almost eaten mp ~ith SGrofula
ami we're deemed ucurabe by pbysicars
1t has been used in hospitals AMI private prac-
iicc. and has been recommended by tie most cele-
bratcd physicians and other eminent persons
Among Others, by ". Il. Gib.on NJ D. Prof OF
d Prof. Of surgery. \. University; W. 7.
D.~ec%. NJ. D.. Prof Mid Penn. University; n.
Chapman. n. D., Prof. of physic Penn universi-
y; T, P"rkc NJ. b., Pr@-iIcnt College Physicians
philadelphia
The wonderful cure, effected by swaim's Pana,
ces haze for many years made it an Invaluable
remedy and have occnsjoned urprincipci per
sohs to initiate it, ani thus impose the disease
ma iiictei Almort daily We ere Informed OF
-eN.ral who have been deceived in this city
swain Pana"ei is in round bottles. futed
iongituiinaiy, with the following letters blown on
the glass:
sWAIh1'S-PANACEA-puILADA.
Having ;hc name of JAS. SWAIN stamped on the
seIi!S wax and written on The label covering the
cork. and splendid engraving on the side of tho
bottle. by Draper Il Co. bank note cngravers in
the centre Of which is portrait Of the late VIM
Sw, in. copyright securely
II per'ons purchasing the panacea will be care
jul to observe the above caution. and tint .he
meme SWAIN is correctly spelled. they need not be
imposed un.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory. the old
stand. south Seventh Street.. below Chestnut Phil
ad"lIhia, and sold Ivy all druggists in tho United
states.
General Agents for the u. $.
SCHIEFFlN BROTHERS / co.
aplll ~, 1896. 100 lillian ST. New York
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FARMERS & PLANTERS
THE KArEGKAL FERTaarZca.

A modern Compost, prepared under the direct
n supervision Of $. harper, l.. L. d. former.
~ Professor Of hnniy Chemistry and Agricu!.
lure N the s;ae University Of Mississippi as also
State Gcologiet
lta basA is the "GREEN SAND MARL OF
NJ" .lEhHht.' which is chemically combined
with FISH And pure ANIMAL BONE.
In various FAIR ext erincns il HIS been found
10 be July equal to Peruvian Yano in the Increase
or crops, 10 which it has been applied and instead
OF erhausiins tho soil. it has proved to be per.
mantnt improyer Of ths land
Cp-A NULL SUPPLY kept constantly on
hand ny JOHN Il. PEYION Agent.
No. - LGnr STREET WHARF,
Baltimore, Md.
Price $500 per Ton, (aCOo IbS.)
Nov. 90, !s5s-.f.
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Instantaneous.
TIT, CENTURY.

4 National Newspaper Of Politics, Commerce,
Fi"Dmce, Eoonomg, Literature, Science, j. .4,t.
The weekly edition Of THE CENTURY is publish
cd every Sa;n day. 1t Will be followed by the
Daily and semi Weekly edition.. on the compile.
ton OF arrangements in preparation for that
pMro-e.
III" Century, consists of Eight imperial pages
md Is the lscsi ioirnnl Of its class in the tned
States. 1t is s!saed tht it shall not be sur
lnSSci ny any other in tle cx ent and variety of
is rc"dns matter. nor in the efficiency OF It's
AGN>i'i9ing and business relatio.s
The teh'Vy viii 10, lie the orsan Of any polti.
CT party. II VIII e deAyor 10 rcIGe@".i, rational
and c"'un.on interests 1t viii not hesitate TO
celsH.c Wit is wrong III |, sisaton and govern
G1mt. hor to m"iGgain what is right MitL.ut
II pet Il" ,o!ic"l or e. ngraf ca' divisions ne
sue OF the sheet wild 0t.orI ample room for the
thorough discussion of all questions eHtins to the
common We laIc; AID No restraints will he i'm.
IoSra on The expression Of opinions but such ms
"re required by courtesy or are necessary to con
ciSChcss
Although not connected with any political party
9he fr..luiy cannot be neutral when great issues
&c before the conn.ry but il will aim to he i'm
partial and truthful Ii will especially endravor
io '.,: ,u'' III" popular mind in the use of the
e'et.''c T. :n@"'Se, by candid and fearless ex.mi.
70 .vn # ne character OF men and measures which
may he preferred frr the public support and it
|lii icnS' The party III Management and drill by
which corrupt leaders control nominations for
otee ana by which voters often left 10 such
doubtful choice between evils as to make them
irdih rent is to the result
10 the various social questions of the day SPACE
Will he allotted ploporilonate with their in port.
Aace.
The collation. and systematic arrangement of
Comm ial Statistics, nclu linz Finance will
be ore Of the 'elding features OF The Century
. us VIII embrace all departments of productive
labor and enterprise gricuituro. Mining Rail
roads. Navigation. Manufactures Mechanics and
( nGra!'y whatever contlibut,s to the material
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CARPET WEAVING.

TNIlE undersigned has commenced CAR
l. PET WEAVING, at his residence, Elk
Landing, where those having carpets to
weave will be served on the lowest terms.
Orders may be left at the subscribers resi-
dcnce, or with RosselI n Co., Elkton.
Oct. LIFT. JAMES McCULLEN.
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Chg 1SortIrr.
ELKTOA and CANIIsR
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

nNand after the LIST of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the proprctors of
the Elkt"n and Cambridge Line of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Eikton, Daily Sundays
excepted and stop on their way down the
shores at tae following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIlESTERTOWS.
WAkWlCk. CHURCH HILL.
liD. of SASsAfRAS, CENTREylLLE,
GEO 7. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS.
HARMONY, EASTON.
URlENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock a. M, in time for passcn-
gers to take the cars for either city.
TIhey will ais" run daily branch line
from Middlct"wn, Del. to connect with the
main line at Chestcrtown, going and return
ing the same day and reachng Middictown
IN time for the O'Clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS N 60
June %, 1856.
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DENNIS T. JDNE
American Farmers Magazine:

fNillS work was formerly published at So
l. yelr and more recently at s. with heavy
loss in both eases to its proprietor. 1t is now
published, enlarged AMI every way improved,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
In advance and. for the first time, it pays Such
is the effect of giving the best article at The lowest
price
1t is THE WORK for the FARMER. tho GAR.
DENER, and the FlkESlDE, a complete
agricultural. horticultural and Famiiy formal
Published Monthly, at BEgKMAy STREET. N. Y.
at the heard OF low price of ONE DOLLAR A
year; NINETY CENTS 10 clubs of ten or more
and Eighty Cents to clubs of twenty and upwards
Single Copies, TEN CEyTs Address
j. A. NASH, Ed 4 Pub.
New York
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ALLEN y NEEDLES
NEW EERTIIJZER

~ EN l. IL II ILL LER
The time having arrived when Mnrur.s con-
cen'Iattd or otherwise should be furni She to the
Agr'cn!urit at lower prices than heretofore we
now nave the pleasure Of stating. thar after mu,h
labor aud close application to this lject we have
succeeded in pcrtcctiug A MANURE POSSESSING
All The REQUISITES of ii COMPLETE FgprILIlEn in
every sen:e OF The word. 1t is especially a,Iantel
to CORN, OATS. POTATOES, WHEAT / Grass
1t is packed in
Sew and Strong Grain kgags.
which can be used as such. or devoted to other
purposes on the farm.
Price SO per = 900 lbs. a. cent, per H.
A liberal deduction made to Dealers in the
above articles
Our house having enjoyed the confidence of
TIE agricultural community for so many year.
past we can only add we feel that our recon.
mrnd.ticn Of IA Manure is Of SOME VALUE. iuus
much a$ It is our custom to sell NONE BurREll.ulE
hErirLEs. We have also :or. sale
No | Government Peru,ian GnGno,
AMERICAN GUAND from JARVIS ISLAND
GROUND BONES. and PURE BONE DUST
IoChRErrE, PLASTER. and such other Fvrtil izers
rs we icrl safe III recommending.
q The Leading Agricultural Journals anil
Newspapers are regularly iet ut our Office for the
use OF farmers. ALLEN Il NEEDLES,
No. AZ south Wharves and Al South Wafer ST.,
First store above Chestnut street
Feb 5, lSj9-3m pu1l,pEIruIA
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NDRIES.- CuAxrERRIEs. PRIMES. Z,Nrn
- CURRANrs. PRESERVED CITRoy PKEsyRyED
GINGER, RMsISs, at the cheap Dry Goods store Of
Nov 20. Il. BROWN JR
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RECElNED another lot OF those handsome late
IL style Black silk Hats at RE- MAYS
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TMMoTEIY SFED-Prime clean now Timotbv
i Seed for sale by MSS Sites
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ENlS!l..- Shad and lIerrings, for sale by
Il May Is. ii, s. STITES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

........s.. A.>.>.~~.a.sss
fvv aa~x~s,st 1ssegsspA l.sss--t<1nts ~ Ia~fs
ssss.. SIss. yssss "
Proceedings 81 Csnsress. s>>',
wAsnrxsros, Dec. o. Seadss. - H, Maacn.s
resolution. concerning the HArpcxss rerrv a..
fair, was taken up ana 4 long dascussioa en-
Mr. Trumeail OF Iii, favored inyesttra t,on
bat wanted similar occurrences insext1rated
which sook place in ISIS, A. Libsrty, Mo.
Mr.. Mason desired iaformAtioa. oflicia,,v
on which case Congress ional action WAS asIed
for. In the course OF his REMARKS he called
rebeer. @'s-
Mr. dale, OF N. H. made q humoron. .r..cn
for which Mr.. Hnn.cr rohuIed him s.rirs =,
was Ike The Laugh Of an tncbriasc al The bed
of death. ''s''
Messrs: Green, rash aud Iverson favored
the rssolatsen. bat opposed Mr. Trurabulrs
Messrs. Wilson and CLARK advocated the re.
solution and amendment.
Without taking the question, the Senate ad-
Joarned,
Houss.--The discussion Of Mr.. tylsrk.x reso.
luton concerning Helpers book was resumed
Mr.. Leake. OF Va. was for making the Re-
pnblieans "sace the music"
Mr.. Milison, of Va. said those who endorsed
Helpers book were not fit to live. mnch less
TO be eiec'ed Speaker of the House
Mr.. keith, OF > C., showed that the present
state OF feeling was the legitimate fruit of ,ecd
sown by W. IA. Seward.
Messrs sherman OF Ohio, and Curtis OF Iowa.
said that, as Republicans, they did not Justify
interference with the relation of masters and
slaves. ~
MT Siiner, al N. C., offered n proposition
reiterating the declaration of the WING and
Democratic parties heretofore, to frown down
All attempts 10 agiiate the q nes ton of slavery
in or ont of Congress
Exciting times prevailed generally, several
other memosrs participating In the debate
The House adjourned without taking vote
fer Speaker.
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By 1hos. W. k~esr~ Auct..
tOffice corner 18th and Cary streets.l u

w &c, AT'AUCTIoN.-7rh unde vi sised sbo or I
t. ciosS business. will sell at public auction on
W DN tSpAi the eth December. cofnn,6icing
Canal corner Canal and 7th streets one pair sns
y, MN-Vohk,.,HoRSES, One pair fine MULES. two
VIII hire out the drivers y -
After which he will sell the LUMBER reynsin
in on hand. which has been received snce kis late
sale and is mostly of superior quaIits. eonsistinx
MAINLY OF Heart, 4x6 and 4x3, Garden Ratis,s 81 &
White Pine; good ssasnred White Oak Plank; Skin-
les Lime; falcinsd Plaster; lot of Doors Frsmts
Platform $ -aes, &C.. &c ~ 7 fgss'
FERNS. For all sums of $50 and upwards, 4
months, credit for approved NJ xotiable note.; un-
der that amount cash. C. WALTHAI.I.
Sale conducted BY THOMAS " KEEsE., Anct.
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EDUCATION.


MRS. 4. PELHAM. late Of New York city.
y1dssiTes to inform the citizens oi r. chmeod that
she is prepared, In kise instruction in ITALIAN
and ENGLISH SING ING. with PIANO FORTE.
Sire has stodled nnder the FIRST Ens lish German
and Italian masters and will give especial alton
tinu 10 the cultivation of the voice
REFERENCES New York. Rev DR. Bellows Rev.
Or Adams, FRET A. Ba4 ioli. Frof Howe New Jer-
sey, Hon u. M. Price. Rev. Mr. Shsdaa1. RAv. Nj 6.
serodc, DR. r. II. Cahell. t544
Apply at the Arlington House. on Main street.
no 23-l2tH -
Two PARENTS AND GUARDTANS OF.
= RICH NONE. VA : A select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens %
the LIST MONDAY in February 1850 NJ ROt K
MILL MILL AcApFM ~ in Buekin; ham 9 na.s. Va.
FOB 10 MONTHS $50 FUR ion. and 0iOo Tor breTd.
&c No EXTRAS. Only Is scholars taken. None
ne ed apply who cannot give testimonies of soOd
mnrnl HABITS either By. reference OF certificate
Those who desire h. have their SONS o. wards ~
school under good discipIine and where they
will be free ircm the haunfs Oh vice and q psipa-
on, will haye an apportuDity Of snteyins heHsby
applying soon. Only u few more pupils can b re-
ceived.
For Information, apply to g. H.. BARKSnALE.
Esq. of the firm Of Barksdaie 4 Brother, rk0okce
Slip, Richmond. Va oc N>s1f
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SIS :. =
~ ~ 3 ~ IS xgzI s s =: -
q Iel1ves5 ~ sssss s. SIf||f ~ - : ;.
Is. 1t1g abo1t - 4susfe u - la515 ~
~ = 80 ~ W. ss e e
fto.u ~ issmissss Il AZ II b. yslis m ~
sIsss Isstesisrs sdsss.a 81 ~ $3.50 ~.
nf4Ceqybnr oetak6iahnsep =. 81 - - 3ss.-Ss
"a r az 4 s sssss, ~ 1l.s
Tvsati leaf superior N IL H f cU sftns -
Hstis. sss s' SOD. !. 3 aa sss - =
pe.er sasss;' SiR ne ~, ssses lsui
large variety d .FARMiN0 fMPLFurttfA.
sS'ss ksspss s1s e briI RIorir s Ill TsI.
WeEons, ca d. and Gear N - es-S'Sss
sh AsYss see bsrssls % Con-, lsrss Sssusssy
ii si ana ss: .nS st,sE ssd issss ssss;H
Ell sss e & es And ssAsi, oss 49, $:
and seass iSr a sans . sv we ~, ma ~ 81
cssb. the psIance ~ ~ & ssr 49, - ~
49, nesoushie sotsss with inlsssse
deeds. For he slaves. cs.h }or si otSsf ,cssI
Win Io ;n,sr.. sr sda.d or aSVrsvsa
Executorof jos- Mask' 49,.
Jss. NJ TsvLoR 4 Say Aurf's a. TN
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II
~ =. =. Geek. Auss.
u Fuss 2z 1919 q Is!: !. AZ ( AUG AS.
III III sssI q q, s,prs, lafss at II FuKNfs
::;: e. ;' va Is ks s2Gs Ssssss soor
ssEssfEI{s xsasss2sssssEs l aggspHAgs
aa !hs "a asa.s. IS
| aAnosAnr 3 II / ! 4 Nd srDsrrAD.
ESss:s 4E u !! !:
posTpo p -ox'ng 70 the ineemenss q the
DAY. the S,h inst, at 10 O'Clock. al sb,eh tims
's e. ! additions will be made. ,oo,-
HgsInssE AID Lot lN MsNCHEsTER
d., of October, lss9 il the suit cf hsris. T. si-
cai commissioner in the said decree, will sell nj
public auction the premises. to the his hest bid
s k Pa Hos &c . a os
g h. ssn hs e fn.n
81 ground, and near the mills Titie good an acre
q; =; .ss S'si EssS: On
- DRIED AND FiFTY;sEvEN HcRs su 0P
kkAsNiIp. NTH 4 WATER dRisr AND SAW
ii IHEsfEsFihiD COUNTY, 8 NiTp Va; f sIdeK
CROP. &c.--Will be sold on the 2lst day of Tho
present month, at public auction on the orem,sas.
the Ian d or which RESIDE, lying on each SIDE oil
the Goodies Brdee road, on the Appomattox river.
This Land within about four miles Of two de pots
on the DanvIlle Railroad. md on the above-named
river-thus having the ma. kets of Richmond nd
Pstersbnr almost at the very barn door A farm
mood Is rarely put In market. Should purchasers
nesire II. tbs arm can be conveniently and iudi
ciously divided into two smaller farms one with
living on the north eide of the aforesaid road the
acres with sr-e DW LING and ali neeessa 19
fSs aSaifs aeJc i on the smaller tract small
To thus divide this md. each tract will have an
equsI proportion OF bottom and timbered land, and
AZ the same time will he sold, large stock of
sh AEEiPPE Hsn slm!sSng them three yoke Of OXEN;
fas . Gasf e and
sale saa ad' k1 1osRf "a Ms IN Of
By Dunlop. Moncurc 4 Co.. Aucrs.
GRnCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION. ION
scrtment Of GROCERIES,. &c. consisting s in part,
Of
50 bids b s fair to prime quality Porto Rico ST.
% hhs. Musecyado MoI.AssEs.
BRANDf =, GIN. WHISKEY.
TnRMs-Under 500, cash; over S 100, months
credit. t9r approved ne .otlable paper
ia Sale without regnrd to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
Ny fx1cnasa { snsasr y, skacs.

GROCERIES. SC. AT AUCTTON.-fvi p
~, sell at my store. cnmmspcipg q 10 q ,ejccK'
: Ills IL MORNING hhds shoulders. I'd. HaSss'
lot Of Soap. C ndles. ac. ''e- -
Also ] corn shelter, 8 Cooking sssvea 4 jst Of
DEF - hnVMcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
MILLINERY.

-N MRS. T.. LYONS,
UV FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ROOMS.
~ tl23 vain street,
Invites the attention of STRANGERS visiting the
CITY and public generall, to her stock Of ILL
NERA AMI FANCY GOODS, consistins Of new
style WINTER HATS, HEAD DRESSES. HAIR
BKAIDs. &c., &c, which she will dispose Of
ma DRESSES and CLoAKS made to order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
z. B. COOK, Acct,

GREAT SALE Az AItisun or Nc.
~ ~ LIsH AND AMERICAN SIANDARO
rBookS, THIS EVENING Ar6k O'CLOCK TKis
u the largest and best selected stock o, sf ored 10
tbs e,ts: embracing everything in SCiE NSsE.
III EhAIG and ART in the nest rostl, bisd-
llstrsted and uain ted ifiHns Of ali The foets.
;.ne Bibles and Prayer Books; Gold Pens Porto,
iqs ard ever, thins to he obtained in q booAstnrs
GOODS WARRANTED. 80 = g 80 \. s 8 =
de 6-lw tsong x..~x