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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

No WOHdcr.-SO many worthless medicines advCr-
tised for the Of various diseases and when tried
"iOund wanting that the invalid loses an faith In spge
We have yet TO eara, hOEever OF the first failure
OF Wistr's Ba'sa11 Of Wil9 Cksrrv, 70 cure coughs
colds and pulmonary diseases
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

CB SPECIAL NOTICE q
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium Of
ALT r d M O Sc 5,
90 Main Street,
II AS hand and receiving daily varied
CT DRY GOODS exhibited by him In the city Of Rich
mond embracing Latest Styles and Novelties OF Season.
In the following Goods such Inducements will be offered that
cannot he had elsewhere and purchasers will find greatly
their advantage TO get their sepPhes from the HoUE
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Black and Fancy silks, stj les
Brocade and Rept silks
soldanlllas, Veronlcas, Porlns
Plain and ngured Deiaines, ell Wool
Merinoes AMI Wooden Plaid. &c &c &c
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Fifty different styles In and Cloth Of the latest novelties
Of the season. New STYLES received weekly.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
sanets Jeans Full Cloths best makes sheepG Griys Ker-
sys, Tvesd5 Plaid LnSeyS shetlnss sirn Gotten 0zpa-
turgs Plain and Stripped Fed Banks Servants Blanke5
pairs hand cheapest the Ftae variety Of other
goods for Servants Wear, at very low prices
HOUsEK sEPING DEPARTMENT
Tow Is aud Towelng Crash Huckahack hSper BdE Eye Da-
Table and Piano Cashmere Go ers, Irish Linens &c.
CABPST DEPARTMENT.
Splendid ThreePy Carpet patterns Ruper Ingrane Carpt
Grossly super Brussels DO, Velvet Rugs Brussels Heap and
Carpets all Of which Will be offered per
last seasons prices
Embroderies Hosiery Gloves and endless variety Goods
usually found IN Dry Goods establishment article
will he offered ueh low prices that cannot fall 70 the
wishes Of the closest Our main esr will be please all
great The great Downtown Emporium Of Trade
Oei9-W Ss MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
FLORIDA FoR SECESSION.

fLOklDA FUk SEChSSlON.
CHARLESTON, Nov IA dispatch has been received
from the Governor Of Florida saying Florida goes with
South Carolina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHmOND. November 10.
usn wLTEa tFaDlr ~ ooLOcKs RISES 7Oi; SKIS 459
ARRIVED
Steamship Jamestown snnsr ~ Y mdse. and passengers
LudAm and watson.
s.hr r. Nickerson Baxter Boston, mdse, D. W. Crrde.
}. Adams, stanbaek James river uhest, Eggeston
EtEge-a d.
Henry Brown Pension James river, wheat and
Data Dsnnsly 4 %.
schr James Guest Ralner, PllI, coal, crenshaw 20.
" Lsza Taylor, TAYLOR, fhla coal CrenshAw Co.
Hope Phillips, Fhla coal, p o. Larus, agent
r stAnaid, Be, ze Baltimore pig iron }. Anderson
Wm Gregory, Wallace, Roetland. lime, Bfidgford Co.
" wylhe lutte. Y, mdse, W. Carrie
Heary Read, Dursey, James river billeis, Cole Co.
Cleric ke trump, York river, wheat, T. workman 4 Co.
SAILED,
schr Lynehburg Harris N Y mdss., W Currie.
Enma Jane Phillips. Il mds-, w. d. Oolqu!i Go.
G T. Young, Perry, down the river, light,
ksdoth Lewis, do do
q 1hos. Martin Cleveland, do do
- John ". Travis, do do
4" Vim. salisbury do do
4" :. W. PONDER, do do
4" Hope, Tr,nk, 10 do
4" W. Rhuark RhuArk, do do
Z" ArkansGs Dandy, do do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
OIRY TxEAAs.

YiSsiSIANs misunderstanding TO the census Of
1850 Virginia represented in Che several States Of
TIA Union A. follows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

Brysn's Taste ess VcrmIfuge.
Children, thousands OF them, de
Worms the foul ins.dcus crew
Hall these silent murders do
WIN see them waste and dici
BRYASs vxRxFUGE would save
HoSis OF Infants fron the grave
Price Is centl- For sale By FISHER SHEPHERD.
Dr. MeCIintOcL's FectOral syrup. America Is sl-
Cd Win The tame Of this great physician and phyClog and IN
his have the grardest result OF his s and
search No human being need perish Of consumption any d
Of the Of respiration vbo seeks relief In time from
'''''-' '-''-'-''' FISHER a SHEPHERD.
mr.. MeCIintock,s Cold ana Cough MIXTURE
Il 4 a. safe u ia, Vim raesnaEe as % TITLE with cold or
eou Meet M asdious enemy on the threhold Win hi ire
aale antote Il all irritation n the lungs and
vinhppe with wonderful celebrity, and It's operation varies,
-, osss- -jTts''--- INV - WIS., FISHER SHEPHERD
SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIES
- CHEAP sToRE-Ths Subscribers have on hand
varied assortment Of Ladies Congress Lace Gar Morocco and
Kid Boots and Buskns which they selling
% so Ana want Of cheap sis Kill T P1 oS SS
SPECIAL NOTICES. cents to
80 o. 80 VII bay one Of 6rlAAnb SnAHstensIls, fer
aAr1s clothing with ISDEsLA TX Car and examine sPeci
nens yo1 I've n the country send for sample enclosing
F'AP- A'' every variety TAss' Ri de to order
ie5-U Next Door 70 the Columbian Hotel, Richd, Va
BLACK CLOTHS AND DOESKINs.
FULL surpl, o. medium and sapsaae black Cloths snd Doe
n stu' superior makes which will sell a. the precise
aoiS KENT, PAINEL co.
JOHN ". GARL5GKs NY . DRUGGIST.
Maket Place, Franklin ST,
Keeps constantly on hand large upplr Drugs, incidence
Paints Burning Fad OIL Brushes Hair Brushes
Cloth Brushes Toilet Articles Perfumerv, Fancy Good &C. &C
TIN0 The attention Of roees ard merchants
Il ally, Is called 70 SemPl~'s Infaliible Bah Ing Pow
home article superior most othe kLd before the
pablo.
IIOAE NANUFlCrURs -SemPIe's InraIIibIe Rak-
III ing Powder ne hes; AID cheapest preparation for
making Bread Pastry. Batter ard BUCK shsAi Cakes
10 h Drurrlsts ard Nroccra generally.
INANItIES W consult Their Interests by usng In
ralifbie Bab tag Powder. II Is e1espe; and better
similar aruele in market Zoe sale by ell retailers
NIISH! FISH! FISH!!!-
IL Whole bb-. Large No 3 Mackerel,
Haf and Whole bbs Susl No. 8 Mackerel
Clppel and Grols HerrlngI No {,
Por sale lor. by WINSTON POWERS,
nofS Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

Al the time and place, will oGer for sale hundred
and yhye anioing tie above all the stock OF hoTse
cattle sheep and hogs he place. The crop ofco and fodder
Tobacco, &c The arrpg Implement and hou hod and kitchen
Tniture upon the usual terms Tor such sales
JOS. V. H0Bs0N, Fxeeufor Of
rov3-ctdsf MARY I. HOBsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

100 CASES boots, SHOEs AND HATS, AT
wv AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst November, at
10 O'clock e vii sell at auction
900 cRs-s Boot, Shoes and Hats
TysUnder s0c cash. fOO aad over 30 days credit for APP
prov paper.
pos Auafa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
GALE FLAHD, &c., IN PoWHATAN.-B VIZ,

= OF a the Circuit Powhaan County will
sell the highest bidder. the preni.es THURSDAY the
22l day Of November 1862 fair not The fair Jay IhAt
valuable tract OF and lying Ia the upper said county
tbs "Blenhe estate lying both les OF Deep Creek This
contains 595 acres. large q Which Geek los
gound and the baaree The very be5 high land In high
~ cultivation There upon the place arg and very
nent Eelng house. IN good rspi and all cubolsss
and large and oudshng orchard o. the select fruit lr
deed Is seldom that derlbe place Is thrown into market
TEAMS aALEfor cash much vii the
and credit Of cne three the bal
the bonds aereSt nom the date amt The title TO BE-
retained Until the whole Ia paid WILLIS J. DANCE,
Commissioner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
UNIFORM OVER COATS.

yUHLE the Cavalry companies are In the ety. will be
w ceent opportunity them TO orier their company Over
coats such usef by the LIST Regnen Virginia Volunteers
Your attention Invited to their examination 1876 Main
IRA SMITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
RY aopnIN 4 ApPERsoN. Ancr..
,EsALE on PRRsoNAL RsTATE. con-

LARGE SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE, CON.
IL sIsrING OF CORN. HAY OATS HORSE, hULE. CATTLE,
PUaNiTURF, Acm Malta B, chambtrsyue having sold her
farm, "Montr'e" ,ha at her rrqu Sc at auetlon, on
~ all Ike personsi properly the place eossr large
ard eteelle. variety consisting am,bg ohr q the etps Of
the carriages vasba by MIR H. Bosher end 10 sn'
eelen ORDER riding horse mul Pantaton
wagon or covered spring cart w,h young
besides fevsal ether cattle large eecf thr
fSrnure aes pa 3 her beds
beads marble Top centre table, superior aboard with hta
press attached handome mahogany ehas dozen
birds maple chair SOFAS 'ans &e and many oher articles
not necessary 10 merton
80 cash, that amount months edit
W 'rP''''N GoDDIs APPERsos,
To addition 10 the above fne wheat ibeshs
WARDROBE .ett 81 tables bandOms eandeand
handsome hstrak, complete set OF French China with
Ov.red dishes, tureen, fruit bsslets, 4e
BY MOORE DAWSON, Aucis.
q NEGR0Es-we vl sell At roem Prsnklin
L street today " 10 O'clock twelve aGsY nis{ Mess s
BY DAVIS. DEUPREE co.
30 ss1 e.y .,. will baSs f SfhPkin O'clock
s 'n' H oSs Yellow. Hal. eo A' a:yo and T.nin 81.
BY BELTS GREGORY, Aucs..
~ EEGRSKs.ws vi 81 nj Ms,eSS ., clock
Franklin Street.
by PULLIAM co. Aacta.
Ok NRGROEs-we viii sell IS Likely Negroes day. a, 10
AC o'clock. PULLlAM 1 CO, Aucts,
Odd Fellows Hall
n B-House Servants, Cooks, Washers and FOR sale
privately, myll
BY HECTOR DAVIS, Auei
SA NRGROEs-This day yiI cell any nt ely
~ slaves. HECTOR DAvis.
ja2s-du Auct.
BY DICKINSON. HILL CO.. Aueu
NEGROES. Day 10 o,eioes, .til be lcle eoEs'
IN gre combating Of Men, Boy and dA and Women sni OIL
drrn. DI0KINfCF, HILL CO.,
de22-tzn Ascroneers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
DuBLIC SALE on TWO YALUARLE rRAo1s

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO VALUABLE TRACTS
l. OF LAND AND BET sEsE FORTY AND WITTY NEGROES
IN THE COUNTIES OF CAMPBELL AND AMHERsT.-As Com
missioner under decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county Of Bed
ford made the September term i5ea Ia The Matthews
Executor a,sIn Nelson aud e and others win sale
public azetlOn the premises, TUESDAY, the 2h day
Of November isO II fair and not then on The next fair day
sunday exete,hat valuable tract Of Land In TIE coasiy OF
Campbell called "Achers Greek" #hercof The late kdwn Mat
N VS. ded seized c.na nR FIPrRFN or SIXTEEN HUNDRED
ACRES larger portion OF which ayy
bered T. Land lies on bob tds Of the Su SIDE Raj read and
Of TIE Lynchburg Tlrnpke within miles
the James River aud KanAwha Canal ADD
IynchbuTg II will be soldln eaets suit
Necessary outhou'es time aud place
Negroes up Ties III pattAon about tcn tweaty
And TIT RsDAY the 2d dsy Of November 1862 II fr
II not then the next fair daytundsv exeepsdI will sell
public ;tlou upon tn premises that valuable
county Amherst called wlno" whereof the said Edwin
Matthews d d seized IsregGded Of the praduc.
tive and valuable Farms the county Hes Immediately adan
Ing the Of New Glasgow the Orange nd Alexandra
Railroad and within short dtanee Of New Glasgow Depot
called contains some TEN OR ELEVES HU SDRED ACRES
Is well weiered and has abu7d OF mbe-. The n
proyements all gocd consisting Of large tEo-stoy
framed Dseng House. with All The necessary out houses crop
Of wheat being which will with the land 10 the
purchaser II thought advisable vii be divided and sold
the time and place will sell the Negroes upon
the said farm, twenty eight In number These Legres very
likely nd valuable. There upon each OF these
FARMS who vii show them or give any Information TO who
may desire TO purchase
The land win be sold upon credit Of SIX twelve and eighteen
months for equal portions OF the purchase carrying nt
rest from tie day Of sale Tbs viii be tod credit
with good sseuy, negotiable satisfactorily endored viii
he required Of the and tie title 70 the land will be
tanned until the whole 0fh' PpFee %G7ey ns been paid
On the same days respectively OF the sales above advertised
Crops Corn Tobacco Hay, Fodder &C. &e
said OF land upon credit OF months all
tlO-under that tun for cash.
oci6-ctds Executor Of PdEln Matthews, deceased.
PO,TP0NEMENT. cFS9
Tie above sales postponed mt the Sth and goth days
Of December next when thev vi take place in The order aud
on the premises respect uly as above Advertised.
noi6-etds Coul'r &c. and EN'or, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
IRON TIE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia Authoress.
Her mouth Il the fountain Of rapture,
The source from whence purity hoWH."

%Hsr mouth Il the fountain Of rapture,
The source fron whence purity hoWS"
NOHEoLK, vmoDIA, July 18th, 1890
MEssEs. DoVE Co.-DBAR SINS:
NY HAME any Tine 10 connection With your
~ bon Really words inadequate the high APP
probation entertain Of It's inertia ls proper should
"Ne Plus Ultra" As perfume has equahe odor Is
exquisite and REFINED several weeks the hAndk
Another great charm does not stain The delegate fabric
Of muslin for the invalid, nothing refeshng-one
fancy they wandering In Fairy Bowers and holding
with Riora, while enhalng the Intoxicating perfume.
The Xxx Bourbon Is only deserving Of wide spread repuA-
hon m inventors entitled 70 the highest reward In combining
such = charming perfume. Ylve Ia Bourbon
MARTHA HAlNEs BUTT, A. NJ,
iyn-u Norfolk, Virginia
HAVANA GIG AIS. have st re-elved a fresh supply
III Of Havana Cigars OF superior and ch1ce tranda Aho
st rate ares Of Smoking fobaeO ia pound aud half pound
boxes W. l. WARIHG,
nolO No. l0I Bread Il, above 9th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

FHtsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,
30 frkns No. I Goshen Butter
II ibis Huckwheat Flour
80 bbls superfne Extra and Family Flour
moked and Pick ed Saloon
81 bbla No. I N @. Roe Henlnp
% pigs No. l Macsefel
20 bxs English Dairy, Pre Apple and Goshen Cheese
Dat Meal, Rye FLOUR. A., &c.
Just received and for sale cash.
prompt customers at MINIS a co y FsVily Grocery,
nOlf I'd and Main Sts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

BLANKETS BLANKETS!
DECEIVED per PIONEER direct from Liverpool
heavy tuegey Banks snd In store OF Ia po
talon.
pair medium and heavy tailed Brn ard MaeznaW
Blaukets 10 great yE,tY.
2O0O pir conn on grey do very owprce which
trade at greatly reduced prices
KENT, PAINE a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

TTynE CHEAPEST p ncn In the CITY to buy
aLooking Glass Picture Photograph, square oval al
GEoRGE EHsEHBsRGs Mandatory opposite the Examiner or
fee Governor street
NB-Od Frames regut tho possible prices by GRO.
RHRESBERG Mirrors OF all sizes and pate made 70 order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

John A. LANCASTER a son, have removed their
Office TO No. 1871 MAIN Street, doors above tRrmert Bank
FOR RENr-The cellar under Office and front IN Sd
stor above
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20
SpetiM 3lOtjtrs.


FAIR FOR THEGUEEN'S HOsPITAL.-
The Edifce in process Of erection for the Queens Hospital l.
rapidly advancing towards completion. The amount of funds
hitherto contributed, will be nearly if not more than exhausted
in erecting the same. The necessary means must be raised to
furnish the building. For this purpose,
Her Majesty the Queen
requests the Ladies Of these islands TO aid her in a FAIR,
to be held on or about the 18th of November next, at the
New Hospital Buildings.
Notice will hereafter be given in regard to the time and place
for receiving the articles contributed.
Honolulu. sept. &. 1860. 225-2m
no. TT ID \ - w
ASSOCIATION.-This Association hold their Regular Meetings
on SATURDAY EVENING Of each week, at 5 o'clock, at the
Bethel Nest-y, on King street.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough re-organ-
izati,n. The public are invited to attend.
Per order: ALIEN. BOLSTER,
og3-1n Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20
uEALrn-srRENGTmA HAPPiNEss

STRENGTH y HAPPINESS
are obtained by cleansing the blood Of its impurities Blood.
we are told. on the highest authority, Is the =" Life or at least
the medium OF Life To the Body and it is, We know, the great
feeder Of every part OF the frame. Thus the blood Is the great
channel Of disease consequently. a good or bad state Of the
system. or constitution, is no more or less than a good or bad
state Of the blood. We have made the composition Of the blood
our study, and are satisfied that two-tairds Of all diseases are
caused by its impurities.
Relieving the above facts. we made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view to a reliable medicinal
agent. that would correct all impurities Of the blood, and at the
same time efectualy cure all diseases arising therefrom. We
have succeeded beyond cur most sanguine expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of the prepara-
lion known by all professional men as
HALLS sARSAPARILLA. YELLOW DOCK, AND
IODIpE OF POlASS.
Beware Of ignorant imitators. The genuine IS sold everywhere
hv respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
L. HALL & co,
SCle Proprietors,
.2l-6m l+G and AS Clay street, san Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20
IF. r. r.

WESTnS ZEAL R~HEUW4TIC REUEDY.
TOIu Anodyuc. Universal Cough Remedy.
~rafe Medicines.
2l7-Gm-242 +. NJ. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-21
srxIExE CoUR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA NoUyELLE-
555 ORLEANS VS.. DAME ADELE
de la Nouyele Orleans BRoWN-No 1888. e
I'm VEKTU dun writ de fieri facias a

~
1EaE ooVK DE DISTRICT y gs La SVS XII
a,a N o,s pRnW w " VI 5 ~ ME- ADELE
" ~ sttSo Ho'o.
ny - mar Hana,aSIs sxs ae nNer AZ % q
MOI Muf ~, pun oe Dc. de
~ IL i s gas d Is & IT,
az NIL ie0 r !. ii d ~ - nse r,e as Y
ehe es ues ~ cainp 81 ues aaasis Ia venue
u dan, lie peuxems District de
cee VIE aaIs sl plh ~ rmes s.e
et e. aessns put ies SOS ae Queafe
lhgIi a pnn ulse ~. olas
ae % nspu nn n aa' uu ~ ae
nerfas % v ~ y.
ph, rs We =, y q
~ peus pouess iisies 9e ae u ue e Anne g e
asu @ b ~ = q % peds sii w
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-21
DULL Tows.-rhe paducah Commercial, in

A DULL TowN.-The Paducah Commercial. ~
reply to little squb of ours, thus accounts Tor 1e
stupidity Of his paper:
If the Commercial is dull, it 4 not our amt NO
man in the world tries harder than we 40 70 iaaa
Tha lawn i a. irrerievablyn religious that light
or 80 is impossible Even The dumb beasts
quiet bs Saturday tn Ne ee an
y,n,e refsed to Kick niggers hat off, after an
hours just cause and proyocation." The chick
ems remain on the roost all day. and real genuine
norker in the street is rarity we are destined
never to behold again. Even onr neighhor Of the
Herald has partaken of the general dullness, and
has retired to his farm in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-21

s11f ssssfs & 81 EfM ShEAss
j. e %Ts Ss a s assas
g shs pe usd ns At aea ne es MN
tween Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY the Tth day
sEVESTkEN LOTS ifs OF GROUND situated lying and be.
9 an Il e s s n The s saa
numbers from twenty inclusive according plan
Il @ o
said os measuring in American measure according to said
s. and each 90 feet inches and lines front St
s II as s o 9s s as vi a ne 81 f
inches lines q the b other de ne which divides 4 from II
ii X sna "a lines On The othsl
eng afss: lts@ Ii
q feet inches lines the other side line which divides #
i s ii " ns
No. % fsss inches lines front on ST.
Am street y t h.. following s g depths vs L No q feet
s2feet inches lines other sde Inc which divides It
sa e saas
On % the other sde which divides from Z. NJ 10 and Let No
es he line @ sf9aa from o
ane & g nes on
fsns eeeea q s o RI 9 spa s M L Nc II
second street and % inches linz on c he side
ns wa aS IL s finn ae r III G H. I NJ n
e. feet Nm inches s a he !, GsT side Linz which divides s
linz WHICH divides rem Il a1d q inches lines
~ gfasd5s ssng
other sids Ing which divides i nom II Ns5 %
4 snd q d 8 S 4 pes " e e q IA
inches which divides from MI los
Which t ii and nc ae and sff Inn
f ss r. IN se 81 az Il IT
and e feet 70 sshe, and lines on IN the be ether side line which
the side line which divides it from lot No. 49, and %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-21


RUNNING Orr By ExPREss.--Negro ~ a B0Ts-
No one would think to charge the Adams Express
with being concerned in the Underground Railroad
business, but from an affair brought to light at
Seymour on Saturday night It appears that the Elk
press, without the knowledge of its managers,
messengers, or any of its employees, was made the
medium of running off negro, which came near
proving successful. ~ 3sis
It appears that on Friday evening white man
called at the Adams Express Office at Nashville,
and inquired whether he could have box for
warded to Cincinnati. He was told to have it
there at 0 O'Clock in the morning and 1t would be
delivered at Cincinnati on the morning following.
Accordingly the box was sent to tho Office at the
hour named, and placed on the train which leaves
Saturday night taken in the express wagon to the
Jeersonyille Railroad depot and forwarded il the
10 r. NJ. train, the shipper Of the box being pas
senger on both trains. On the arrival OF the train
at Seymour the box was transferred to the Ohio
and Missssippi Railroad train.
Being roughly handled, piece Of plank came
| off, and live negro was seen snugly Gagged in it.
He was brought out, and proved to be runaway
| from Nashville. In the meantime the Ohio and
Mississippi train started off with the white man who
had shipped the box, leaving the negro at Seymour,
| who was brought back to this city by the return
messenger yesterday morning and lodged in jail,
| subject to the order of the owner. 4t,ss
The negro says he belongs to Mr.. Mccoy, Of
| Nashville. He gave the white man, whom he had
known but a few days, $40 in money and gold
watch. The box in which he was placed being
too small, he had to occupy a STOPPING position,
and could not move, and at Bowling Green, where
the box was turned in the car, his head was down,
and his whole body was resting on it. He endured
it, however. His eyes when released were blood
shot, but his appearance was not changed In any
any other respect. louisville journal, 18th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-21
GONsTABLE,s SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE the PEACE \ DIXON and FL ID
Parish Of Orleans RICK COY--Nos. AZ, 42s
pY VIRTUE of n writ of feri facias to
ID directed by the Hon. d. r. MITCHELL Second Justice
for The Parish of Orleans in the above entitled
cause proceed sell public auction. at the City Hotel
Exchange situated street between Camp and Ma
gaane Streets TUESDAY the 1st day Of May 1850 at IL
o'clock NJ ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis.
rct of this city, in square bounded by Delod Dfyades
Rampant (ate Circus street, Calope streets said lot
uffng q feet less front Delord street. and
having dep 1856 feet, less. Together with
all buildings and Improvements thereon consisting of two
story building brick front and two-stery kitchen.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot