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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31

Why do we support Abraham Lincolnl
There are various reasons, ,butthose which
refer more particularly to the man may
be summed up as follows:
l. He is honest
2. He is a friend to American labor.
8. He isopposed to the extension Of
Slavery.
4. lie CavOrs the immediate admission
of Kansas.
8. He is in favor of just and liberal
Homestead bill.
o. He is inhexibly opposed to cOrrup-
ton and intrigue in every form.
Y. He is a true representative ofprin-
ciples held by the fathers Of the Consti-
tuition.
8. He will crush out and distroy dis
wherever il may appear.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
DoUGLAsIN 1858.

ait MATTERS NOT WHAT WAY
THE SUPREME COURTMAY HERE
AFTER DECIDE AS TO THE ABB
STRACT QUESTION, WHETHER
SLAVERY MAY OR MAY NOT GO
INTO A TERRITORY UNDER THE
CONSTITUTION THE PEOPLE
HAVE THE LAWFUL MEANS TO
INTRODUCE OR EXCLUDE 1T AS
THEY PLEASE, for the reason that sla-
very cannot exist day or an hour any
where unless il is supported by local po-
lice regulations. Those police regula-
tions can only be established by the To-
cal legislature; and If the people are OPP
posed to slavery, they will elect repre-
sentatives to that body who will, by un-
friendly Legislation, efectually prevent
the Introduction of it in their midst. II,
on the contFary, they are for il, tLeir leg
islation will favor its extension. Hence mo
MATTER WHAT THE DECISION
OF THE SUPREME COURT MAY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
Tftiu attrtkIg Tribnue,
ANXIOUS STEPHEN.

AR-"Cynthia Sue"
Stephens on the anxious scat,
He'd like 10 rule this nation
He thought at Charleston without doub
He'd get the nomination.
CHoRus- Stephen, obi stephen,
You will not do at alt;
You did slip up at Charleston,
And got mighty fall.
'Tis said you stumbled o'cr rail,
OBo Of Abe Lincoln . mauling.
And Democrats. Der LincVlns rails,
Will constantly b. falling
Stephen, OH Stephen, &c.
The mention Of your name, it's said,
Makes Mr.. Yancry hot
Aud Yaucey aud bis friends declare
They u make the Squatter squat,
Stephen, obi Stephen, DO.
Abe Lincoln's rails are all as straight,
And sound as they can be;
He never made cut at all;
But from a poplar tree.
stephen, OH stephen, &o.
-
FREEDOM AND REFORM,
Ain-- 1.-The Old Granite State"
Hol We meu Of every station,
Join with us tor Reformation,
Aud fur Freedom tor the Nation,
We're for Freedom and X turm.
CHonus: We're u band Of freenien,
We're band Of ircemcn,
We're band Of frcemcn.
We're for Freedom aud Reform,
On the "sacred side forever,
Wen sustain oppression" never,
But will fight for Justice" ever,
We're for Freedom aud Reform.
ell dry up disuuion screechers,
And wipe out the slave code teachers,
And cashier the slave trade preachers,
We're for Freedom and Reform
We will oust the treasury robbers,
And the host Of lircliug fobbers,
Aud the horde OF "liye-oak jotbers,"
We're for Freedom and Reform.
With "Old Abe" 10 60 before US,
And the Flag Of Freedom Ger US,
We will shout the sounding chorus,
Were for Freedom and Reform.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
DIR. WIN. M. KauII,

physician and Surgeon, would re
,psetfuly inform the eiuzens Of THIN and vicinity
that he has ooaed, manenty, In thi, place. and is
, sadly to admin stsr to the afflicted at nll hours
eT- Odioe and residence on Perry street, East Of
lsmo's Bloek.
EASES OF THE EVE. mhl6.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31

viii promptly attend to all calls,
therin Tifu or county, IN administering 70 the AZ
heted, Particular attention paid TO Female di,eaaes.
shower and PluRge baths connected with the Office,
west sfthe Wooden Bridge, 2d Ward THIN, Ohio.
# ,vaf.IV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
". III. Park. III. ID.

Physician and Surgeon Office
on Ma'pstroet, W7Farlands Block, north Of shawhan
Hose, THIN, ohio, ma27 so
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. f. OgIe,
NOblc, DeWOIf g NobIe,

Attorneys 4 Oounsetlors at Law.
ofhss Ia Singers New Block, opposite the Couri
Heuse. nov25
w. P, Noble, D.F Dswolr, Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
j. y. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
tie practice. and will give strict attention to al bud
nars entrusted to him. Office in the Of Ebers
hlook directly above the store room Of Mr. George
Taylor sud oppeIitethe shaWhanllouse, ariS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
stem a. johnson, ,

Attorneys a Oounsellors at Law.
once in Hedges New Bloot, over volmers elolhing
stlrsj Main street Profession al bus neSsand the col
| elton OF all kinds ofelaims promptly attendedto.
Tim, Dec l7th, 1853.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
r, o. PENNINGTON. q. LEE. MI. BREwEP
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
nSiits tss ceart House. Tinih, May iIth, iss.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31

Merchant Tailor.4And dealer
Ready Mads clothius, UIolh', cssiImsrs', Vest.
ihsI, Ge.
Banks
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31

DENTISTRY. G6$.
TO THE PUBLIC.
According to time honored Gus.
tom, ~ tho beginning ofthe yeur kindly greet
you all and thank you your liberal patFonagei and
u the old year has chanced
To remind ygu by it, pangi,
10 the region oithe hngs,
That here ts relief for yourpnin;
Then old and oung come, come again
We make no p-ctensions to eighteen years expert.
cncei" but we have the documents to show tnai our
work h SUPERIOR 40 that ofany dentist In this county
This we are aware, Is not saying much, hut IN addi
iion We hereby offer reward of 6fy dollars to any
dentist in ths State, who will make better set OF
ArtihcialTeeth than we are making every day.
Artificial Teeth
Inserted any desired plate and in the latest styles
But we now especially call attention to the
COTalito or Vulcanite Work,
which we have been making for aboutsH months with
pertect sati'acton 10 all concerned Diseased Teeth
and Gums treated IN scientific mannsr and without
pain.
Teeth Extracted
without breaking the iawiNndnow ifyol wnnt know
any more about our merits call and specimen, and
documents
An operations warranted and terms rea.onble .-
Rooms IN TOmb's Block the Post Office, Tinin,
Ohio, F. FRANKLIN, NJ. D., D. ID. $. 4 Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-31
q. e. BeiIharZ,

Dental NurgeOn.---Ofhce in
shewhan's Block % story, directly under the Tdbuns
Office, Markelsireet, rihn Ohio. oc23.ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23

SooItlEHN RAI.-p.ime Timothy, Clover and
- lisrd Grass Hay in ha.es, far superior 10 Northern,
fos sale in 1uSnliiis, to suit. ny
Oc E.-,ms : .r"ct"S ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
From W0Ahlnton CITY.

W.suIxGroS, Nov. 22.-Oficial dispatches
lust received state that Montgomery has CON-
menccl war on the Federal officers in Kansas,
particularly on the land Office agents. General
Harvey has been ordered ttllther to suppress
the disturbances.
Tho President to-day received Judge Will
lians' despatch from Warsaw, Mo, relative to
| the alarming state Of affairs in Kansas. Adj
ditional orders have been transmitted to Gen.
Harvey to resort 10 all available means to crush
the Insurgents.
The President has repeatedly expressed hun
self against the secession movement, believing
that before revolutionary measures are adopted
every constitutional and legal means ought to
be exhausted.
Tho receipts at the Treasury this week are
upwards of one million Jour hundred thousand
dollars; mostly the proceeds Of the rev loan.
It is understood that r:auy Contractors for the
Government lnaE will forfeit their contracts.
\. Armstrong, of Georgia, has resigned as
Lieutenant in the Navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
THE CKUTCAfIELU HOUSE,

Al CUAIIANUUUA IENNkSSEE, TUX ShLE,
IN consequence Of the death Of my brotherin.!aw and
i partner, the late John II. Lumpkin, Of Georgia, all the
real and personal estate owned by Us Jointly IN The stat. o!
Tennessee, will be sold TO the highest bidder, Ola WEDNES.
DAY, 18th day Of November, 1850. The property consist.
"CRUTClrlgLD HOUSE."
At Chattanooga, Tenn. With all Of ii, rights aud privilege,
including the fuaSIrrKE, and tie three Lots upoi "LIc!. iar
Hotel stands, Nos. ", 81 and e., Chestnut street.
Also, the three Lots opposite said Hotel, nos. 30, 81 s1d
Is, Chestnut street, giving a front OF over GU Fee. Oh Cheat
nu, street, and running back 235 feet TO other STREETS.
Also, Lots Nos. 2 aud 3, OH Carter street, each 'roht hS
100 fee: on said street, running back same "id'h ~ lee: "
other streets. a.
feet on Market street, and running back saaie width ~
feet 10 Railroad street.
Tn. Hotel property IL too we'll known throughout the
Union. TO require an elaborate description. !; l., the best
puying property 10 the southern States, situa:9i s' u 10,
immediately al the large joint Passenger Depot ol the four
railroads now running and terminating here. ih- Nash
vile and Chattanooga, Memphis aid Charleston, Es.t Ten
prssee and Georgia and Western std Atlantic Railroads.
ar. now complete; aud the Wills Valley and North East
and South We,f Alabama Railroad VIII te completed anu
terminate here !u a year or two more. a great portion Z:
the grading being now complete, AMI a portion OF The lfc:!
having ssea purchased, over Ia snty miles Of II will be !sid
and running this winter, md olIsT contemplated roads,
among ,heu the road connecting Chattanooga With C..c:n'
natl chattanooga and Kentucky Central
The House has been do!ag a steady, heavy and !acreai'
Ing business, without opposition, since October, !.J,
AND It's prospects for = continued busiEcss, are very great.
Lots Sus. 80, 81 and 10, Chestnut street, and Lots H1' :
and 8, Carter street, are very valuable, being '''IA'e" 90
near the Depot.
Lots Nos. 5 and Z, Marke. street, are fne business L"::;
being situated equi-distant between the hus'nr', p.I''Hh o:
town and river, and have nov erected upon snen 49,
and coumodiou. brick Store Rooms, adin'Fs''! A"@p'e'
q heavy Produce and Grocery Trade. .rc,oru
There will also be sold at the same time ]1,a' ,Lo! W.
among whom are Cooks, House Servants, i'"he'' "'"'
II, he ne. ali of whom arc very valuable.
49, ~ SIax ,.reept As to the Negroes, which will be
ala TO- ..b ! ont.,bIri cash; the balance In SIX serai-an.
nual payments, With .1 per efs sou''' ~ Na'
giving note, WIN spp foM cRUrcnFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL

ON ISSIONElk'S SALE OF THE VAL
LIABLE "SpIlNG FARM" CONTAINING 1901,
ACRES, IN lESRIC0, FuCR MILES NUKrIl-WEsr
OF RICHMOND.
4 S COMMISSIONER appointed by 4 decree OF the Cir.
IA emit Court OF Hsnrico, pronounced on the sih Nover..
Der, 1890, In the case CT Gardner agsiEs, GarGurr's TX.
ecutor. &C.," shall, as Commissioner thereby appointed,
proceed 10 sell at public auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, the 4!st December, d, u O'Clock ~, II fGir, u
not, the next fair day thereafter, the valuable "SPI.ING
FARM" located rs above. Of which TIE late Miles II.
Gardner died seized, AID which Is now in the occupancy .!
Daniel +. Gardner, ksq.a
1t coutains,b by recent surrey, 1861 acres, Of which there
is an ample quantity Of wood land Tor the use OF tie place.
The cleared land Is in 4 fine state o! cultivation.
There 10 on the place an excellent framed dwelling, near.
- new, and every out.buildins necessary for the use OF he
sane. Ths place Is remarkably healthy, ami the Le!sh.
borhood Among the best in the coun'v.
TERMS :-One-fourth cash; balance At twelve, eighteen
and t wenty, four months, for negotiable notc., interest add.
ed, and the tl:le retained till all the purchase money il fully
paid, and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
JOHN b. YOUNG,
Nov 9l-ctts Coruis.ourr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
ny RET<TS 4 GKEGOKY AICIN..

INIFTY NEGROES This Day, 81 ~ I'c!e'r
will b. sold 50 likely Negroes. cohs!siiss Of Va
Boys and Girls, and Women and Children;
DICKINSON. HILL CO., ACct..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
AGCri0F SALES.
EI GoDDIN & APPEKsoH, ACES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 ALL
ABLE FARM OF TWELVE HUNDRED nC.sS, ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, on Il ApPU%hTrQE
RIyEl..
pY VIRTUE OF a decree Of the circu.. Cour. Of the
- county OF Chesterfield, pronounced At the November
term, ls6e, In the friendly suit therein pe,.L.hg on the
Eiancery side thereof, styled MORTIMER 81. Young ard
nht !. Aeeehi Executor, ct ais" | shall, as Special Com
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th D.cembe. next, At ii O'Clock,
a. Mr u fa'r, II not, the first lair day, that large and de-
stranie fIsm known sa OAKLAND" formerly owned by
Col. Vim. Z. Johnson, and the late ~re,idrnc. Of Sir. MARTHA
A. Keeeh, lying IN III. said county cf CE..i.rn-it ON m.
AppomatoI RlYer, nv1 EAiles from the Clover Lii Coal
Mines and RailFoad' and a6ou, twenty-five mile. Lcn The
ci;ie. Of Richmond and Fetersbury.
Thi5 Farm contains about Twelve Hundred n 0n1 Arr.
OF which abont one fourth Is we'll wooded In OaS pine tc
supplying far more timber than: !, ns<d.L FOR ~. ulac,: tE.
remainder Is open and arabic, and generally n en- i'm.
beautifully situated highlands, and some u4rer LurLrej
acres OF fertile nats on creeks aud the river.
The situation Is one Of the most healthy and b :zuiI,ul IN
the surrounding country-in 4 desirable community, VII,
and easy access 10 religious worship. The Farm Is .sl
wstered. The buildings consist OF i large and cUulnodi.r.
pws,Ans' In good Iepalr' ;ha necessary out house.,
Kitchens. Ice House, Overseer's House, Usices, &c. TIE
stables and Barns are ample for farming purposes.
A = farm the tract OF land here offered 10. sale !. one c.
me most productive, and rs II residence, one Of the iEos'
desirable In thl, section Of the state. All persons des!!!Gs
10 locate permanently would DO well 10 examine.
IsRsS.-So much Of the purchase money TO be paid Ia
Cash a. VIII be necessary 10 drfray EXPENSES o. sGit and
sale; and the remainder to be paid in three !Esii!u,ent', Of
ole, Two and three years; the deferred payncE,s 10 be
secured by bonds and approved security, bearing Iu:.re.:
from date, and The reservation OF title until the pay,a,u,
OF the entire purchase money.
Persons desiring further Information a.. referred 10
Wellington Godd!n, Esq OF the rrm 0. Gotd!a { Appe-.
son, Richmond, VA, TO Mes:rs. James Il. Cox and v NJ, l..
Blanksnship n: Win:erpock f.. o., or TO myself. Ny atdrsi.
Is Proctor's Greek p. o., Chesterfield County. Va.
JOSEPH EDWIN cox.
Special coTa..ss!u.s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23

New York. Nov. 22.-The Herald publishes
a despatch from Fort Scott, dated isth NO,
vernber. which states that Judge Williams ana
the other officers Of the Federal Court have
been compelled to flee into Missouri to escape
the "Jayhanks."
Samuel Scott, Of Linn county, was hung on
the 18th of November. Many prominent cltl-
zens have been arrested, and their fate Is un'
known. Reynolds company was Mt Fort Scott;
Crnwford's company was at Fort Choulau. A
number of merchants have removed their goods
to Missouri. 4 despatch also gives a Juno of
the burning Of Fort Scott, but 1t is not general
" credited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23

Suspensions in New Orleans.
NV ORLEANS. Nov. 22.-lt is reported that
several produce dealers have suspended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
ERCHANDIS
FALL TRADE 8 6

JAMES WOODllOCSE Il Co,
booksellers, StaIioncrs, and Dealers IN
@-spIASo F0RTES, GUITARS, Vic. vi.
N1 LINS, MUSIC &c, sTS-A3
l39 Main Street, Eicbm0nd ltt, S,5.El
Ei. leave TO call the attention Of Tie public to
Id their stock Of Goods, which, already one Of the IAFecs:
in the State, n their line Of l;uiiaess, they are ms. incFca--
ing.by fTrsh supplies, which will Hhk-l I complete in every
department, and well worthy the attention. OF buyers.
They especially invite al examination from The country
merchants, confidently believing that they are allie 10 .ur-
ply their wants to their entire satisfaction.
They can furnish from ,hrir Book. Bindery and manufae-
tory every description OF Blank md Memorandum BOOK,
rad Ut low prices.
Their Ware.Rooms are constantly supplied with n large
assortment of PIANO FuKTES Of the very best man.
ufac'uGe, which they arc willing to sell oil reasonable
terms.
Orders are respectfully solicited uui will be promptly
anil faithfully attended 10.
JAMES w00D!iUcSE ( Gu.
!. s.-Th.y have recently published Is nrw work by al
able AMI distinguished cilitzrn OF Nlrcinia-Thc Lost Frn-
ciplc-aidressei especially 10 the Young mrn 81 the South,
but which has besn favorably received by the reading pub
lie everywhere.
amidst The sensation novel. and frothy literature of The
Nineteenth century. it Is refreshing TO see, Issuing from the
press, on either side or the Atlantic. L work 10 full OF bold
aud original thought, but especially so when such Il work
comes from Il virginian and Is In Virginia irst published TO
the wcrli. Such is the Lost Principle, by Barbaro,sa.-
IR:rH HiVuR Examiner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
The Markets..

The
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Flour is unsettled; an
advance Of II cents is asked. Howard Street
and Ohio IS; no buyers. Wheat firm; red
81 10 to | IS; white 81 u 10 ! IS. Corn
firm; white and yellow 60 to Is cents. Pro-
visions dull al nominal rates. Coffee is quiet
aid steady at II to l44 cents. Whiskey dull
at l9i TO 20 cents.
New YoEk, Nov. 2~2.-Stocks arc better:
New York Centruls The; Government fves
&c, Cotton is irregular; uplands middling
lliallic. Flour is firm; Southern s. 25a
5 CO. Wheat lace higher. Corn is firm and
unchanged. Pork is firm mess $3.50, prime
5000. Lard is dull ut ll3al2ic. Whiskey
Is firm at lSia2Qc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
Political Affairs in Georgia.

MulEDGEvlL1.E, Noy. a2-Gov. Brown has
sent to the Legislature special message. In
view of the election of Lincoln, and to promote
and unite the sentiment of the State, he incl
dcn,allv advises the Legislature to elect Elec-
tors on Saturday. 4 resolution to that effect
was adopted. r. 3. Rhett, f. Rulin, of fir-
gina, and Gen. Pillow, were invited to seats
on the floor Of the Senate. Ex-Gor. Mcdonald
is quite feeble at Marietta, and could not SO to
Milledscville to vote as q Breckenridge Elector'
if the Legislature selects him. 1t is prooaole
that the Legislature will take 4 recess alter inc
first of Decembcr-somc think SINE dss-oth-
crs, to 4 fixed time. and others, subject 10 inc
call Of the Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23

DOFATOES.-whte Mercer, Buckeye aud Peach
Il Blow Potatoes
ChEEsE.-line Apple, Imitation English sad Gnshrn
Cheese
Buckwheat, Prime Goshen Butter
Also, Il lot OF superior APPLES, arriving per steamer
this day. Also, on hand superior Mountain Butter, md Il
ye, eral assortment OF Groceries.
SAMSON JONES, Agent,
n,t Oft rnrpnr Mat, ,rJ Sin,I. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
TupORr4SC NOTICE.

-,11 AND WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING. Is
I,1ss and vell.seiectcd stock Of Mems, Youths md M
Rnys, wear OF all styles and prices, comprising ln-1A.
mart ape Black and Blue Cloth Dress and Frocs Goats. ane
snt low price Cashmere Business Suls. Blue and Black
beaver Prock and Sack 0rercoaS. long Riding Goats, fash.
ionable Cape orercoa,s, S~eslskin, L!onskIn and Peter:ham
OTrTcos,s. low price goods for servants wear, White jack
cts for dIulngroon servants: Grey and Blue Blankets,
cheap s;e;t Over Jackets for working men, Shirts, Collars,
Crara.s; silk, Satin and Scheniel Scarfs, SIX and Linen
Pocket Hands, Gloves, Wooden and Merino Hall HOSE,
Bne and cheap Nett Under Shirts and Drawers, GentlenenS
heavy Shawls, Trunks. Carpet Bags, CEbrellas, &C., &c
Call and get your supply at
2d door below l4,h or Pearl Street.
2. S.-lho, a large assortment OF extra size oTereosG,
Cloth Yrock and Eusines, Cashmere Costs, Black Cio'n
and Fancy Ca.simsrr .-u, Gni Vests Of all deseTpuoas.
0a 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
Destructive Fire.

ALBANY, Ga, Nov. Ca fire on the 18th
DESTROYED Shaw's carriage repository, Hill,
Wright 4 Marshall's carriage shop, and two
brick stores, occupied by Grass and Bridenback.
The loss, over the insurance, is $4,000. The
fire was tue work of an incendiarr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
FOX KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
ISABEL LINE.

OF SAILlNU DAYS.
THREE TRIPS IN NOv E r.
T1NO leave Boyce { Co.'S wharf THURS
Il DAY MORNING, lst November. at @t.SSAsS.
seven o'clock, the Emitted States MsilS~EsSlEE
Steamship ISABEL, WM. ROLLINS, Cem- ccsz@A
mander.
The Postmaster General having changed the days Of
sailing of this Line, the steamship ISABEL will make three
trips In November IRON Charleston for the above ports.
Leaving Charleston the LIST, 18th and 9th OF November.
Leaving Havana on the 9th and nth November, ami lst
December; after which her regular trips will bc continued,
as follows:
Leave Charleston OF the 10th and 25tli Of each month.
Leave Havana on the 1.t and 10Th OF each month.
az For safety, speed, comfort and pleasure, This Line
cannot be surpassed.
For engagement of Freight or Passage, apply TO
M0RDECAl i CO., No. ITO, East Bav.
sS- All Mail matter mus. be prepaid Ut the losi ut.ce.
NnY. 9-eanEm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
.che New York City Eanks.

New York, Nov: 22.-The Banks have re-
solved to make a common stock Of their specie
as loaS as it lasts, and if it is Insufficient to
meet the demand, they will all suspend to.
ce,hcr. The balances between the Banks will
be settled by certificates based on national and
State securities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
EXECUTORS, SALE or 4 VALUABLE
FARM OF 74O ACRES ~ CHESTERFIELD CUCSTy,
on FALLING CREEK, SIX MILES FROM NASCIiES.

FARM OF 74O ACRES ~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
on FALLING CREEK, SIX MILES FROM NASCliES.
TER.
Elf virtue OF a decree OF the C!:cu!: Court, Of the coua.
u ~ VI Chesterfield, pronounced a! the NOvruIbtr tcru.
lstO, l., the csse OF Flournoy, executor, agxiii.; fIouruoy,
&c, the undersigned executors will proceed to frIl at puo
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, liiE
EIGHTEENTH DECEMBER. ls6o, at l! O'Clock, NJ, flair.
II not, the frst fair day, the tract Of Land OF which Tie
late Richard ". Flournoy died seized, containing abou, 80
acres, lying In Chesterfield, Oh Falling Greek, adJYIn!ES ihc
lands OF DR.. ID. {. Wirfree, and others, near 10 Branch
Meeting House, and about d miles from Manchester. n.src
ars about 3Ou acre, cleared land; The balance In wood aut
timber, about %swo.thirds OF which Is original growth. en-.
brAcing some excellent timber; residue IL pine suitable Ter
cord wood. The dwelling has ; roors Eitl sufficient nc.
conmodations for servants. There IRE two cAcc!!cut sri-t
an! SAW MILLS within two miles OF the place.
TYsNs-Enough In cash 10 pay expenses Of sale. balance
on II credit Of l ~ 5, 1 and : years, the purchaser rxrcu.
ting bonds bearing lntrreat with good personal security,
and n lien being retained on the land until all the purchase
money Is fully paid. The particular attention o. ,ho.e
wanting an excellent farm Is respectfully called 10 this sale.
l.. SCSSALLf, Executors of l.. W.
b. W. FlNSEf,t Flournoy, deed.
Sale conducted by GoDDiS / ArPgEs0S, Auc,s.
Sr. . -.ty