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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10
PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office Of the Millennial

AT the Ohce OF the lh1llenn1al
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
1HHRIsTIAS HYsIS-BoOK, in full shee Sly cents per
~. ey s 9 e do TEey Sofoseo lt edges 81
turkey Elt edges, extra size 1926 do 10
Turkey Taor9ceo, Fit edges win sald clasp sl,I5,
Chri.tisn Baptism with its aud Consequent,
Isste Roman Catholicism between BP Purcell an
isl'' Fs9Es7
% Do n.,., 90 -. .s e. q; a. :, aFa6s'qps''i-
Rice Debate, new edition. &5.0i; per mall s25e:
yIsE Of DR. Js;es by NJ r Lar5. per E9 Si
~ camp5sli and others b X richardson Price from
BSxter's PSsrns-Piain, 81; extra, 81.
ids on %sT, rSe 10 etni p55 s,n5ie doPy
unbeand: bound, 1,5n; -.
re iree-Caristiln Baptist Ds''a.e AMI ,rbnssr
eepte The postage on the former is abont 80 e' on the
- No books win be sen. on commission.
PRICE or pooK7 BY MAIL-posrAGE PAID HER
IiyiaH-B9ok, sheep, per doI n %
- " roam, gilt edges, per dozen.....:.. 50
.' :. Turkey morocco, silt edges, per doz - 90
Christian Baptist per dozen. ..-..-..i0
Christian System, per dozen--.-..-.-.......'W
Terms of the IGnrBInGer for 1888.
Ifaot paid bs5re the expiration Of six so
copies for one gear, or copy for three years 90
~
ID copies jani oas copy gratis5 81 90
tsm and one neatly bould Hguna BooEp.------ 80
20 copies (and gctter up club, boos on BiP-
tsm and neatly bound Hymn Booksl..-... 40 20
100 copies (anl =z;ter np OF blub three b1oss on
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Bloks- 100 W
100 copies (and copies Of the book Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books) 10
EXTRA PREMIUMSi
three clubs over l5o, SO worth
OF Books.
Por tie next Iarges: over $50, $50 worth Of Books
Aud the largest l59, Ss5 worth OF Books
The bo5ss be selected 'ccoriIns to the order Of the
A.ert o WHOM the premium IS awarded
~ THE CASH MUST he FORWARDED INVARIABLY
L! ADVANCE FOR CLUES. We cannot aIOrdto keep ac-
counts for Clubs.
No person rss;aiag IA BsfIaay ein De ADMITTED as
COM pefi.0r ttsse premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhIs-Iy Brooke couaty, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10
GOT,D EN b EF HIV E ST OR e.
NO ia MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Dash TRADE.


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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

E$enNiy "a GaPtina froaucttoh!
TINS celebrity ave:ty's Msleatel Paper for the
tsrcloset IL rapidly being extended throughout the
Uate1 Ssatei Il Is OF the best ever put before
the pnSlic It Of chemis1llypoisoned
white paPsr, aai paper stained ' i's pr2iu,ins Prin-
tiers ink. aud preventive a. piles. This
may be relied on. 1. fne light hank pa
per, Tough stout wrapper Notin of aore value
only -. 800 sheets 50 cents Eaeh shcs Of the ge=u
sae Of J. c. Gayetty, Eatcr-1arSed.
get the WNazrfni article from OF the druggists from
Is proprietor. No. Al Y 1t eHt hy
from ta pace part OF The United states. Try IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10
EMPFIELD RAILROAD.

IL iEhls otended for shipment the road must be
~ delivered between the hours Of a. N. aud p ~ As
none will be received after that hour. 7. SWEENEY,
seplO General Manager.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

N7ns Pa[tisalaF and Ak Zoe Ticket, via. the c. W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

This passes through ~ Lexinsten Lancaster, Cir
cevilc Washington Wilmington and N4rrOS-te richest
anu most beautiful part OF Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
80 $3.50 49, -
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAIRY, (SUnGay night eNeePted,) between Rich
i Washington City via GOrionsVie and Alex
aniiia.
Hours Of departure at Rich
mond-. 6;i5 A. VI. and Is59 P n
Returning leave W Ashington-- A. II. and PM
and
Arrive at Richmond-...-.-..-1sSOP P u. aida AN.
Basgage ehees and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Wa-hinston-
and beiugi excellent Ord-r,ani CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
auee Of always securing connections as Is shown b. arr
the Steamboat line.
RICHMOND WAsHISGroS. 80
An omEibus viii be found always ready through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the DepOts charge, with time foE them
take their meals, whether going NORTH or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Dauvlie and
Washington the Terminus OF the R1ad nearly
peted Danve- An Agent Of The Company Eu receive
the Checks OF passengers from the Danye Road,
tend TO their baggage all the Way to Washington Bal
tinOre Depot
route.
Teres change Of cara niEhtlins between Rich
ulond and Alexandria. fe1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

NEW DOCKS.
IN SJHe. sssnaIsl,. courlshp. hr Lsnzlsllsz,
s'carIyI-'s Rrederick the Grsat,r
Chas. KinEsleyis .'Sr Waiter Raleigh"
s'Dou<las Jerrold'S Wit.''
prince Of the House OF DAVID
Alex. Sraitis "Llte Drama
s'I@sla HontcIs L-c;ures.n
BroVnlos and Pryr=.s ~ bates Slsvery''
is. re-elved by Inov23l WILDE RG9
CT0TSS CA-SIdE6ES 4 VESTINtiS. o. The fnts; guai-
I tss, MP orihT the shortest notice ~ the
Re-est style, and i the bSst manner hy TIL HUGHES
sspl5 s5,eo-. Monroe s Water ste,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

For THROUGH ricketts, and other information, enquire
Ohio reket once in hesprsg House. water
street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

Al 71NES G-a=s ( Dssrisk's Cincinnati star Candles
r vei int lay b RiIrsRl I, and for sale 1t Manu-
ts-ss-e-s' Triees by J. A. aTErc NLF,
set0 Ne Es Mats St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

lPaHos, steoieons, and every EiuI OF musical instru-
tuned aci repaired.
- AT IDS warranted st this establishment. noy5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

HytnE-Book, sheep per doz =n--------..'-..'st ~
- % arab=sque, per dozen .------.- . 10
Z" g roal, gilt edges, per dozen. %
IS ." Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per dOz. ~ %
Christian Baptist, per Dozen ---------lO
Christian System, per dozen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10

OIL sOstLK NATIVE are selling beautiful slk Hal
july5 bliss { oANsEEL,
VI 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-10
7. CARTWRIGHT,
mhIs-Iy

ca,,..s.ruaasats aaI nis.a srcbsadiss r.nsrally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

NoRroIE, Nov. 1.-The British ship Harroway, Of 81,
Thomas for Norfolk In ballast Is Ashore near Cape Hat.
teias
The schooner w. A. Hamrnill OF Baltimore with Iurn
ber from Jacksonville, Florida abandoned at ses
suppo ed TO be sunk The we're taken of by the
ship Herald of the Morning. and have arrived here
The ship Herald of the Morning Is in the Roads leak
ing, having been struck by whale and lost part Of her
cargo
The ships Eu,"rpe. Michael Angelo and James Harvey,
have arrived, aud al~o tbe schooner s. u Stone with
fruit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

hroHASfcs' FAfR-LAsr NIoHr-Rey j. c. McCabe
D. d., Of Baltimore viii deliver lecture tonight at .he
Hall of the Mechanics Institute The premium list will
then DC read, after which the Fair viii close We learn
that the exhibition has proved entirely successul in
pecuniary point al view. The proceeds will be sppro.
Prsted 20 the liquidation Of the school debt Our eI,
zen. have done well In extending their liberal patronage
10 tic Mechanics Institute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

0SE oE THE H1SISriRus MOVEMENTS oy TIVE Trxrs.
although little known SUCH hardly be ovcrestima
ted IN lite Importance upon the well being Of our widely
seatered communities The population Of the American
states Is IN many sections sparse that skif Phys
clans are hardly available To them Vast numbers of our
people ere Obliged TO employ IN sickness such medical
relief az they can hear Of from each other or indeed any
they can get from any quarter Hence srises the great
consumption OF Patent Medicines among u.s. greater BY
Tar Than IN any OF The old counties, where skiliu phy
cans are accessible 70 all classes Unprincplei men
hsv. long ayaled themselves Of this necessity 10 psIn
on bev worthless postgums, until the word has become
syponmoua With Jmposition and cheat One Of our lead
ing Chemists In the Fast Dh ArRss pursuing course
which defeats this iniquty. lie brings not only his own
but the best skill Of our times bear for the production
81 the best remedies which be made These are sup
piled TO the world, In convenient FORM AZ low prres
aud the people will hug poor medicines instead
OF good at the same cost than they will bran instead Of
hour The inevitable consequence 81 this y. that the
vile compounds that Hood our country age discarded for
those which honestly accomplish the end In vew-vhch
cure DO We over estimate its importance In believing
that his prospect Of supplaniing the by.word edice
Snh those OF actual worth aud virtue frsught ~i,h i'm
mense consequence for good the masses OF our people
-0d'etT AVID Chronicle, Peru, H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

JoHS G. SAxE.-Ths witty and brilliant vcrnonter
will deliver two lectures before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Saturday and Monday the 18th and
18th insts His first lecture will be his humorous dc.
scrptve poem, entitled yankee Land which has been
received with delight wherever delivered cotempo-
rary describes zone continued scntilaton Of wit
good sense felicitous imagery and happy hits Every
word sparkled with merit and fell like drops of diamonds
into the ears OF the audience Il gave the utmost salts
faction, and was greeted with thunders OF applause
Mr. Baidwin's lectures take place the evenings Of
Thursday and i6ay, lecture.hearers have series OF
~r-re treats" before them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
q u A n ~

"Erould cal IRE a;ea,.e- eusnd Dealers Planters
Fssas The aftcle rhich on hand AMI Tor ale
Ihirty per cent. Tess than Peruvian Guam o,
andNhchwc claim 70 ~
Imported manufactured IN country ~ wv
This Gusno Imported wM m WERn "A Ssu yort 49,,
jarvis B.kts li1ndt ~ 70 sauA paeihc Ocean soli
sensn sHd rlrS pSted has been satisfactorily ts. 6y
NAM and auslysi ~ ~ ,c.s sr
nsn and popular AseuuFs Chenss and band H. certain 1.
~ scen ~ onf a.rsl large PHs
PHAts Of LiNs AND PHosPHoRIC ACID. other snsi 81
ranc matter, Welding Auufonia proiar. l-.,
abundant crops besdes substantaly enchirs the s n 80.
- freely used without danger he or ps,, h.
coming N contact r w. a. the with
retaining great degree Of moisture plant
nsshy eondnon and s experience has Prvs rHge OY ~
~ asds,in asy qssnt;y (Fkch v promptly attended 10,
peppce eonsfng fan rartlcuars 81
hrmerr, sppy - JOHN n sARbY, Axeu,,
~ = seSs g se,7sr q wah 81 Nev Yors ci,5,
ssia-cld3ausm - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

TNW3OD, THE II RSIDEN' 4 OF w X night
nv Pefsaas ssSas aa .ss S
county Of near hs Lewiston P,rp sS
;S mile: south Of The junction Of south side
ntv l. thus offered DESTROYS Of obtaining vuas and
mostly similar 70 the P.s1os,
sSUS and %Ss much b. me
uniform shape without sHsussd mostly with
.ssonsry growth ooaTsaisns as,s hi. o.
pasture Of several hundred asre' which affords grazing for ali
me pDrs"snf. are Of very superior kind and eOns,
built about sixteen year ago under supervision,
by .ecomphed architect !, one smonf h bur
Try residences In The state The style OF architecture
por'eS aud oessIys,or pIs,p., bssa'i
os ahs sscsaains sssan' Iseny.h's aer IN extent
road. and van. AZ, laid out and beside. aupe supply
ind The buildings eOn,ruou. wslns ki,eAen meat,
are built Of brick eseep, the latter which build
Bird The houses ample number for the seeommo.
with stone Say hS ns p a.. r n and t1s Sgn
side They are built in the ornamental cottage s ven
~. lac fAI buildings Consisting stable glby =: eou-hea.
ed GOOD mAieai aud in eo,nrris order Among ~.
s ,,n on. ., BY y. for shipping ordering and prIn
stoves and In The prifng M buI.
year. be oas e'y yn: 81 n...a1 ..
hou's large and very eomaodou. u - by ~
MIL , Mil anS IS ss Ss ss s. s;.s: T S-sar sy
for tools and work shop The the 1prian.
OF grinding, saving aud hfchlng and cav-nIsnt jt
out ss from Ore or other accident. On ,iis bull % t. re
running policy for sewers. ihorssnd dsnsr s w. '''
SaS ~ I Il he Sds may Sn al ts. . S s
there superior Foree funp. Also. conveniently
fonlify Jstd sud houses good Garieu and Orchard
crop Wheat has been pvt In Nth the d
Arrangements Willie made Dr smother crop hui m
deliver possession 20 the purchaser for farming purposes on r
Id % January, st and f Of Apt -O
IHN- al Be hhes-hve EQUAL The LIT
June l>o and the o,hers annually iheTraer-he wbo
money carrying Interest from The date Of sale.
W G. KNIGHT
oeIl-dte2Autf Jefress Store, p q, Notiovsy CO. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
CTTY ITEMS.

hAroas cousr.-fss,srday, the docket vss dSpossd
q a. feaoss; ef
Ro.E kkby. fsr using profsaoe hngsass IL the Frst
Market, shlls excited BY liquor. Kinsd Is.
John Wab fsr sinlls oasncs and for sslling liquor
wthoss hcsnss. Cases conAnasd until sks morning.
Ansa EAxa Pollard an elderly whlss woman ofunsound
mind broughtiup o. bsag "drvnk In the street."
mandsd 70 he Poor House, from .uhsnOs shs had
Lloyd 0anIssoa for beating and cutting karsha Per-
kinson Confinusd 70 wednesday. -, & No
Psss s.ve % Joha 8. Walker for stealing chickens
from MA McKeana- Punished
Edward Langley, ssaDan from Florida, cAArEsd With
being drunk In the street. Discharged. - . -
=. Ga Baek Co. saasasnE sylvesns ood In he First
Market taking possession Of of hb cabbaees etc.
YES committed for trial before the Hussings Court
Ed Kelly, for assutBg and beating fellow. boardcr
named Wm Red required to give security for bis
good bshAvioe The fight originated thur Says Kelly
20 Red Yonf. looking smart This morning" ssys Reed
% Kelly. rIqh Tn snart - you arc.r The devn you
ess sys Kelly. and without further remark, prostrsted
Head With be hsk aeaAIEH -lHt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

fIHUSTB SALE OF NEGROES. DR. virtue az a
Il deed OF trust executed the by ~
bearing dns the gath Of October 1854 the Clerks
once OF Buckingham certain
nnns Of neaey 70 Vs. scott shall. MONDAY the ala Of
SoNeuheT ISIS proceed 90 sell the Hector
In the city o. Richmond, for cash. the
aid deed whom Servants
Ing convey such til. only a. 10 %
by the deed Of Aforesaid. -"
oc2e-tds TX tRyISa rx,.,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
ARRIVAL OF THE yANDERBUT

NEw YORK, Nov. 7th.-Tbe steamer Vanderbilt from
Liverpool arrived this morning Her sdvices are the same
a. those brought by the America Among her psssen-
gsrs are Senator Cingman Hon. Carroll Spence, late
Minister TO Constannope and Judge Davis Of Florida
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
The Frazier river miners we're doing well.


MONTREAL, Nov 7th-The Liverpool Daily Post of the
27th Of October publishes intelligence received late the
p evious night of the lose of the splendid ship Roya
Charter, in huiia, Red Bay, Bangor OF the 4OO
persons on board, only ten were saved. Half million
OF dollars on board also lost How the disaster &C.
CURED Is unknown. The telegraph had ceased to work
on account OF heavy storm along the coast Some hops
!. entertained that the loss Of life exaggerated Some
Of the bodies have been washed ashore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
FROM NEW MEyICo

ST. Louis, Nov. 7th.-The mail from New Mexico, via
n Paso, has arrived. The Northern route has been
abandoned, in consequence Of Indian outrages
Depredations and murders continue on the Plains
The Utah Indians assisted by party of Mericans had
had battle with the Arapahoes the crossing Of the
Del Norte. Twenty.two Of the latter were killed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

sxoxr Disrsicr-Ths people residing In the lover
part OF the city, ash street. be pretty well
fnmigated BY the dense volumes Of smoke which
nom the planning mill In that locality. From the window
Of our sdnef have extended view In that direc.
uou and the smoke TO which refer seems sometimes
to sncomPass the surrounding buildings Il .tremen.
jas eonhsgrston was raging. Should the nuisance be
continued we would suggest the of 10.
oaeeo The neghboshood TO rent out their factories or
smokehouses which everybody could ssnd their me-
TO be cured. Pine smoke, however, H. not the thing
the planning mn foks must burn hickory u our sugges.
lion Is to be adopted. Seriously, think that the peo.
pie who ineonmodei by this smoky visitation mus,
be the most patient meek and long suffering Christians
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

Hsz,soe cusecn csgu.-rAs ...niaassse Of vi..
sssss The 49, q ooumonwealsh Va Dickinssn, In
die.sffsAs srt~ssf J. O. HAsy, q 0ss6bss 's7, oe-
cpsd Ne vhess Of yesserdsys sessoa- M srgsnsst
sabmtssd 70 shs jury. to-nghk The CoMssoavsaith b
repeessntsd By John b. YoanR, Ed Msssrs. Crump
Cd Asguse are council fer The defendant stFg :
fsrArax.-hr Barry Sullivan will'sppear tonight. ~
xiss Lear In shakspesrss great tragedy Of king Lear
and his three Danehters" ia ~ 49,. Z .1ss.-s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

oi DESTRUCTIVE FIRK-A destructive fire occurred In
Henri;o county, on the White Oak swamp about four
teen miles cast Of Richmond, on Friday evening last
hire In the absence Of the white family and was entirely
consumed together with the furniture wearing apparel
and everything else of value in the building The FIRE Il
believed to have been accidental and probably originated
from hot iron which thoughticssy placed In clo
SCI by servant girl, who had been using it but few
IN mute before Mrs b. left home to visit neichbor-
MI Bracketts loss will not Gall short of 1900 upon
which he had no insurance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

THE CHARLEsrOwN TRIALS. !

1900. 49,. WAsHixorox Nov. 8.
The management Of the Telegraph Line running nom
wnchesssr 10 Harpers Ferry having closed their tempo
rsry ONCE at Chacsfown and the Interest In the trial
having mainly terminated with the trial Of the shts lead
the Associated Press have beea Discontinued
The late r~porter for the Association thers vas
but little doubt that Cook would make full confession
Peid guilty and throw himself the mercy Of the
Il b tho settled opinion Of the physicians and Others
that Stevens win not inger many daya He has three
eab IN bis head either Of which would have been aimsst
imeonfeiy fatal TO perron Of ordinary constitution
On Thursday last Mr. Sennott Of Boston appeared for
the negro Green Shields Judge Ruase of Boston having
returned home Mr. s. commenced the opening piea for
prisoner BY showing that the Of the Indictment
charging him With could not be sustained un-
der the bred Scott decison negro could not be citizen
ofthe United therefore Whatever he might
~ defined by the legal code.
The prosecadon then scceded to this Interpretation
and abandoned the fret count Of the indictment
Mr. Sennott then argued that under the English Law
vide the Queen OConnea decision was rendered by
Chsf Justice Denman, that being abandoned
vitiates the whole Indictment. 81 - -....--
The Judge, however, gave no opinion on this point
and hr proceeded, arguing that Ia the slavehoidng
States negroes were property aud property could commit
or for murder. - n =
Mr. Hunter, for the Commonwealth explained that by
| the laws Of Virginia slaves only were property. and
IN the indictment Green described as free negro
He stated that in Of this kind involving life the
laws Of Virginia guaranteed the saves even trial by
jury ~ much more the free negro.
The examination then commenced aud the proof
was mainly the same in the Of Brown and Coppe
The defence however, declined call any witnesses on
| the prisoner's behalf. - : :
Mr. Harding appeared for the Commonwealth, and on
the conclusion OF his argument the court adjourned
On Friday morning, Mr. Sennott commenced the clos
ing argument for the prisoner Green indicted As
Tree negro but the Commonwealth had failed to show
that he was free In Virginia the punishment of slave
and free negro for the crime Is different Il was
therefore, incumbent the prosecution to adduce PROOF
A. to the prisoners sfatns 1n slave State the p,e
sumption Is that all negroes are slaves. unless shown
| the contrary. i-ii = ~ go - ~ ~
Here our report closes. .. -.t 81. .'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08

FOR NALE,
VIII b. sold THURSDAY, the 18th November M
that splendid estate Familiarity known MAED-FORk
which reside lying either side Greek from which ia de-
v-s us name two mie- distant from Charlotte Hone
about from brakes Branch Depot Richmond ps
vile Rail Road "
This valuable @ acres Of land two hun
dred and INV Of which In about one hun
dred and any Of Greek eh
be made o 81 -he having been thoroughly reclaimed eau
cultivated With the umosi safety are hzh
improved and .dues admiralty Wheat Tob.es9 Ca: m
all the usually cultivated this Country
There settlements this
Of The crset 80 that sah be conveniently divided
er tracts desired the Greek
leaving about an equal portion either aide OF a.
To those desiring purchase land Opportunity
such Tract seldom and saw
TO not believe he land Of .
sane aEe In the County deem description Of
Tract Of land unnecessary Wishing purrhasr viii doubt
less examine Il before the day sale
On the dag will sell
household an kitchen furniture. -
and will be made the dsy Of
sale RoBTRT q RoI-I nrS M "
ocas-ctds Chariotf. % \. o-,s o.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-08
OVERLAND FRON OAJIvoRYI,

ST. LOWS Nov. THE overland mail from San Fran
CISCO the 18th u reached here to-day. prepare
tons were making 10 California for grand civic and mil
itary reception Of Gen. Scott
The creditors Of the California Salt Lake Mail Conrac-
tors have attacked their property, and the mails will
probably be suspended in consequence.
Dates from British Columbia are to the 10Th The new
Governor. Howe, was expected Everything was quiet
$4,000 in gold shipped from Victoria in Septem-
her