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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
DEMocnATIC srArH ooNvENT1oN

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
This Convention, which assembled at
Columbus on the 9th inst, was called to
elect four delegates at large, to represent
the Democracy Of Ohio in the National
Convention at Charleston, to be held
April 18th, 1860. Theelection rusulted
as follows: Hon. Geo. e. Pugh, D. P.
Rhodes, of Cuyahoga, 81. J. Jewett, and
Geo. W. McCook, of Jefferson.
We find the following among the resO-
lusions adopted on that occasion:
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Ohio,
through their delegates, in convention
assembled, do reafirm their cordial ap-
proval of, and their unfaltering determi-
nation to abide by and maintain the en-
tire platform of principles declared by the
National Convention at Cincinnati, in
June, 1856.
Resolped, That Stephen A. Douglas is
the choice of the Ohio Democracy for
President of the United States. His
eminent public servicesrendered the gov
'ernment and the country, his signal tri-
umphs in the Senate and before the peo-
pie, his admitted ability, his sound and
just views of public policy, his devotion
to the Constitution and the Union render
his name tower of strength, and give
assurance to the conviction that if nomi-
mated at Charleston, be will most GER
tainly receive the electoral vote of Ohio;
therefore as in union there is strength.
Resolued, As the sense of this Conyen-
ton, that the entire vote of Ohio be cast
for him at Charleston. e - 6
Resolved, That upon all other ques-
tionsiarising in the Convention at Charles
ton, the vote of Ohio be cast as . unit
and as majority of the delegates may
direct.
.aEEzE r5ti.. = .sslsss * -
a. e. NJ Al :.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

I1T1Y FrEst ~ W AAAIObADE,
Adannfacturef Of Boots and Shoes, three NEa
doors above stone bridge. The best of wv
work, for Ladies and Gentlemen, made to order.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

salt twenty Ave cents PEI per- bushei Office near
the Furnace. Hill C.GRANT, Agent
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
ISAAC FALLER,

Glothier, Grocer and Dry Goods Dealer first
store above c. E. Donnally's, near the Rolling.
Mill Pomerey, o.. Country Merchants are re-
spectfnily requested to call and examine my
stock q Groceries, as / am confident that /
cannot be unde9sod & y ,Egs. sl-23
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
.Aortfrnltnre.
FRyIT TREES, 3 !.

? T. z. Fogg & Son
OFFER FOR SALE SEVERAL -
" thousand Grated Apple Trees, :.
of a suitable size for setting out this T@S
FaH. Price, Ten Dollars per Huadreds
Salem Center. Meigs County. Ohio, Sept. I8
1859, ~ FsifE -f-s;l.fi,sssI, 2-37-tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

DAHNE9 SALT coslPANY.
Coalport Salt twenty-five cents per bushel
for country trade. G. W.COOPER, sec'y.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
I,,stallatsoi>s.

Installafsona.
J,J. White, sEsq..Has installed last
week, as Sheriff Of Meigs Co, vice, Jo-
seph Smith. Esao1a whose term Of Office
expired on the 1st inst It Is but inst
to san that, Mr.. smith was as faithful
and good an officer as ever served the
public. And while saving this much
for him, we would rel remark that the eiti-
,zens Of this county are very fortunate iii in
selecting such 4 mai, Is lIr. White as
successor. zee !. That j better selection could
not have been ms made Is 8 universally con
ceded 80, ta9 ..,, ..s.5 ...,. ~ .,..5. ,..
Rnrn.,n ,,,1F F.n prosss.,t;n. .Attor- -,
new elect wass ,s,w,orb & nn Monday week
!, -. -. "a, ,iI ... ,, ,,.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
,TRANsFERs or REAL. ESTATE.

The following transfers Of Lands were
made on the Books Of the Auditor of
Meigs County for the week ending Jan
8, 1860. : ~
BEDFORD Tp.-Thomas Carleton to
VIM. Carleton, 364 acres in sec. 20, 13
acres in sec. IL, and 40 acres in 20 and
N; 81, 900. Warren L. Bissell to VIM.
Carleton, 421 acres in sec. 10; 1,500.
, COLUMBIA TP-Henry Rawlings to
7Saml. R. White, 20 acres in sec. 5; 1857.
Lindley r. White to SamE r. White, 81
acres in sec. g; $500 .,.;1 ii =.
+ OLIVE TP.-Jam ames Decker to Reuben
Webster, 40 acres in sec. 32;- $500. -
.Wm, Kirk patrick to Reuben Webster,
% acres in sec. 33, and 20 acres in sec.
80; $500. -. s s.a1'5t = e
ORANGE TP. .--Wm. Kirk patrick to
Reuben Webster, 81 Z acres in sec. 2, and
n acres in sec, 3; $4,000.
RUTLAND fP@hy ydia Gaston to .Hor-
ace Holt, 8 acresiin sec. 9 and 105 S555.
SALEM TP.-John Longstreth to
Mary and Hester Longstreth, 40 acres
in sec II, and 40 acres in Sec II;
81 200. - 5'7st5z F.sss42fzfafH ~
SALISBURY Tp.-V. B. Horton to
David Williams, SO by 100 feet in.sec.
| 10; s15o. v. b, Horton and s, w.
Pomeroy to John s. Davis, Lot No. 303;
1884. a. L. and B. F. Morse to Hor-
ace Holt, 8 acre in sec. 20; s525,
MIDDLEPoRT ri esse bloomsbury to
1 lrN > - 10, u sci 20 - n
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

Painter and Glazier, back roomlto of p. Lam
breches Jewelry Store, west side Court street,
Pomeroy, o. sss3sfzis.,tl-l
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
BAKERY q CON 4,

AfR AN d. DkkikL. - = - = ssAs p kA1tiseA y
DAME Ls& KA ATHBu RN..
- Is a. N ~ ~ ~ N
BANK BLOCK. FomsFdy. @.
sEollections made and pralnptig Fepitted; busi-
ness paper discounted; buy and sell
sssT Exchasfsc, God ard Silver
Coin. Uncurfen n 1sres Z 81 g g sslsse g
a08a sd5 Land " arFfnl4 &es
s. sF d HEIsa Me Edc 1EsA s g
Fof sale Il saihs Gto suit. ne siFe brspasea To-
IdfaW airsct aoriz london aixcrlaui, Sssallsea.
Glasgow, Dublin Rs2fssss RA1ia. Aglss serslaEs,
Baasn,R Rade1s and ether cities in kl'zppe lfo,
Australia. 8 II -
oney i nheritances coiiected ih every psft
Of Europe. ssAa.ss. ~ =
Sf6ney fScsised dS16sif, md linferesf ~
'loueaonsims deppsils, = Fstsag greed Nren-
q 3an. l1.7-s / xass 81 IL S S
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

POMRR0YIsAET COMPANY.
alt twent r6se CENTS per bushel l1-1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN EEMALE INSTITUTE.


FEVHE Eleventh Session OF this Institution win eommeree on the
first Monday In October next and close the last day
The Principal does deem necessary give the names Of
the Assistant Teachers In Ills simply saying that he AID
ed BY eleven roughy qusd Instructors and that every
will be made TO maintain the high reputation and select
Of the School
advantages department Of u,eso Vocal and
numents are Unsurpassed The most accomplished teachers
In TIE city and particular attention paid
valuable accomplishment
Two French ladies' reared and educatedn Paris and speaking
the pures French reside In the family Of the Pncp whose
peea duty is speak French habituay with all those are
studying the language II Is confidently that a. much
pure French spoken any female school
In the Union.
The subjects Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are fully H.
lusated by experiments the apparatus belonging 10 the Institute
being complete " any In the state
Especial attention given 10 the study OF History ngh
Literature Rhetoric aud Rsadng-a portion Of the BOIL at
The Principal refers With pride to the following list PATRONS
about the best evidence OF the merits Of It's School:
Hon H. - Wise horfolk Va; Com NJ = Maury. Nat Oh;
Rev VIM Sparrow, Teoloscal Seminary Alexandria p
Rev H. KePler Rev. D. Doggett, DR. B. r. Wexford A. A.
Morson, R. Andenon R. Graan, James Lyons T. r. Price
wn Palmer Col Fon;A ne, Col w. MunoFd, A. Ruiher-
foord Hon John Robertson. kchmond Jas NJ Moon
land; Wn. Clark J. Darlington, Halifax X crAlle Green
hrer, Va p 50 George Cooke, Powhaa, Dr. n Stuart King
George T. Scott, raugrier T. J. Randolph B. p Rnor Al
bemaTe; Penn j. w. Carroll New Orleans R. Baylor Essex;
Mira Hsrrison Lower Brandon Col T. Dabney Dry Grove
hss Bryce Stewart cGrksyi Team Hon G. H. Lee Carks.
Reerence made asr to the Faculties Of the virginia Military
Institute and william aad Mary College, TO Professor Bedfoe,
Smith, Coleman Maun and Da, OF The University OF Virginia.
Board, Washing and Lights t22s 90
r., 90 90 w
Latin Modern Languages in classes each 20 90
Music, Vocal or on Plano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing Painting oil or color, $40 to 50 %
E E.: Of s:;is;si PEI month g
Payable Onsha October balance on The 5h Of February
For further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
jyi2-3n Box 81, Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
THE GREATEsr SALE
z I NJ z 8 7 L a N d,
And More of ii than has been So in Virginia for
IL "a Nnnr.


F I NJ Z 3 T L "A N d,
And More Of il than has been SO in ,irgnia for the
Last so Years. Also,
IG5 VAL A BILE NEG u OES.
COMMISSIONERS sALE OF LAND. SLAVES. &c-In pursu-
sre Ia the Of Cor In. &c cobn Others, tne under
sgrei the Commissioners appointed for that purpose viii
isepemb 1850 a, Moss Neck the Lard Slaves and Persh
Die property IN The prosssdlrg IN said .st mentioned
situated both Sldee OF Tie RappahAppoek river and
ns below Fredeik burg large portion Is the eeI.bted
Rappahsnnoek river bottom subject Of great
fertility 10 high state of cultivation, adapt d to the
contiguous Post Oee- Churches beoueng 10 different
denominations Of esiAns and In the hesihy neigh
eohoon ys settled aida cultivated and excellent society, equal
The land divided by the Rappahannock liver IN two tracts
acres he liver in he county Of
About coo acres ar, 10 wood heavy timber Of ORIGINAL
River Loan TIE remainder siG clay soil
The nproye%ens on this tract consist Of large and elgan
Marble saa'es large Hail. Three Passages and six perehe
works with all the appliances Office and all essay
out buildings
stablag Tor sixty horses
slx large barns and grapahes
Sixteen Negro nsbs ahsd and pas;ered with brick ehmneys
Wharf, and Fishery can b. established tbs land.
This divt ed into three parcels having Dwelling
Heuse ann all the necessary farm buildings on 'seh
Farley Vale eontang about Seventeen Hundred Acres lies
the north side Of the river Immediately oppos Moss Neck
county Of King George About $50 Ia portion
valuable for wood and hogs comprising
about 400 acres and the residue river of and
hAust bic fertility There hshery auached 10 this tract with
the sary outfit Of sens boats etc. and a House
The Improvements consist of Portable framed DWeng
House taining eight with all the necessary
ngs Ten Negro CABINS athed and pasered brick
neys, and three large -anaries
The grain produced this dsehared into vessels by
spout
These tracts will be sold subject confirmation by the Court
They VIII also sell at the time and place Hundred
slxyave sAvs, comprising Mechanics House and
Farm Haodan unu,nAy likely and valuable lot negroes
and large number Of
MULES.
OXEN
CATTLE, Of Improved breeds, and
the usual Plantation and Farming Inpemsn OF the bst Kind
and construction
For the Negroes cafh will be required credit Of tx months
with interest ON the day Of sale for tbs pebe properly
For the land small portion Of the purchase money win be
qued In cash. for portion ofhe residue extended credit will
be given the deferred 10 be secured by with
sonAl security and deed Of trust on the p. erses
The sale will continue from day day until uied and
postponed account Of Indictment weather, will take place
the next fair day.
Richard C5rbn residing Moss Meek and Wexford coIbn
Farley Vale will show the psemsts de iiT
Inc them.
Any may be addressed to- and further lnfoma-
J. B. BARTOS, Council and
susi-divAeids w.sBARroN, oennS ofsais,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
OLD DOWFNTON INSTITUTES,
AM pupuY An Pexcv

=
YNHE session Of this School for Young Ladies' located at the
the corner OF sh and Franklin streets Kichnond Va will
begin the LIST day OF October $780, and close the 50 Of
June next tnsuEg.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
guages.
K @. Gibson, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons. Edouard Houdayer, French.
Carlos Mera, Span sh and Italian.
Albert De Ro@dlgvr, German.
Miss Eiva NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss MAGGIE D. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp
o. A. EdoSson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrieh, Painting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, Penmanship
TERMS
TERxs for the Session. payable half h OF October residue
Feb. Il, 1851:
Prmsry English lneludlng Vocal Huso) ..... 800 90
intermediate Englsh Qncluding Vocal Musie) 40 90
Senior Qneuilng Vocal Mue 30 "
Languages, each; ......... ............,.. 20 %
Plano, organ Guitar Guilty. alton Of the Voice. half
hour lessons 80 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar, Cultivation Of the Volce for
hour lie sons per so 90
OIL Painting 80 90
Pastel Water ooors, crayon Drawing .......... 20 90
Use OF rlAno'.. ~ W
OrnAmehta bFanehes.. .
Washing and Lights Is 90
Application 10 enter pupils and ali communications concerning
The School should be made 10
THOMAS L. GALLgHER
Richmond, Va.
The announcement for the session OF $780, % win be furnished
70 those who Apply asindicated iy6-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
University of Louisiana,
LAW nRPARTrtzNT

TINHE LECTURES In this Department will the
eond MONDAY Of November 1880, continue until the ds
Monday OF April 1851 They viii embrsee the various branches
OF the Civil Law ofthe Common Law and Of Equity Admiralty
Commercls International aud Constitutional law, and the jus
p'udeace OF The United Sta Toe Lectures will be delivered by
four Professors
Hon THEODORE McCALEB Ii D. Professor Of Admiralty and
ent irrational Law
RANDEL UHT Professor Of Commercial and Criminal and
the Law Of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUS III. D., Professor Civil Law.
ALFRED HENNEN Professor OF Coastut Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city the United States has the advantages which New
leans for the ready aud perfect requirement Of the Mod
Lang Good Boatd be obtainee cheap
any her large city In the Union.
All communications be addressed to the Dean Of the Facu
~, at New Orleans RANDELL HUNT
aul5-3m Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

DHANGED IRON DEISE.-Such was the charge against
a white woman named Martha Fosler Who was brought
before the Mayor yesterday 1; appeared tia, she bad
been disturbing the neghborhood in which she lives
"Bird-in- Handy yelling and screaming. The Mayor
committed her. We assert that there never
before 50 many IA the Valley luu sent there
for drunkenness, as that institution nov contains.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
-ELE0RAAGs.
LATER FRnN RrROPE.


FARTHER PoISr, Sept The steamship Palestine,
from liverpool the 2Sd touching at Londonderry the
evening Of the ith passed here this forenoon The
Illinois arrived out on the cath.
France admits breAds.uTs duty free, owing to bad
crops
Russia increasing her forces in Bessarabia also her
Mediterranean feet.
LlvERPOoL, FRIDAY MORNING.-Cot,on-Sales Of the
week 90 OO9 bales. hddhng qualities slightly dearer,
but the bad weather has checked business Estimated
sales to-day. 5000 bales the market closing steady
Breaistufs have an advancing tendency. Wheat and
flour are somewhat higher. Provisions dull but steady.
Cotton quotaiions-Orleans fair, s; midding 5;
Uplands, Ct; middng. u.s. stock in port, l,l2S,O00
bales including $40 600 bales American.
LoNDoN, Aug 24.-Wheat was in good demand at %.
per sack Flour advanced IS
Il is said that the Austrian note relative to GArbald
will shortly be forwarded
The Duke Of Modena is enrolling volunteers
-Four Russian figates under the Grand Duke Constau
tine, about to 90 70 Syria.
SECOND DESPATCH
Wheat is in good demand at fully Tuesdays prices
A large business done at Sd. per sack advance.
Corn unchanged
The weather IN France is most discourlging-rain fall
ing five six hours every day. The harvest must be
unfayorAble. Produce is rising.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

DIscHARGsD.-A boy named Michael Wood took UNI
bragg, NOudsy, at something Tim Calaghan had said
Or DONE and a Of retaliation stoned the house
occupied byiCagban. The fRa's Of the affair bis
rsgument before the Mayor Yesterday but as Caaghan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

FELoNioCs ASsAULr.-JOhn Blras, charged with as
saultDg James D. Kane and breaking two Of his ribs,
remanded, yesterday, by the Mayor for cNamins-
ton before the Husngs Court at the ensuing term The
assault committed about month ago bat Kane vas
unable TO leave his rOOm8un- yesterday. The parties
lived Byrd street. the Canal and had been drink
ing 10 excess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

TnE LArE AyyRAr.-Wm. Mullen, who was engaged
IA The afeiy with Joseph summers Saturday nigh,
srrgned before the Mayor yesterday Several Witnesses
we're examined and the testimony went 20 show that
Saumers commenced the afray BY firing az AuIeu with
pistol TITO investigation vas postponed until Friday
Summers Il still AZ large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
BY GoDDIN a ApPFRsov, Auc...
1SACRrs OPyALUAB EFARmINcI.Nn

~ On TIE New Bridge Road miles below FOR
SALE AT AUCT.ON-w sold at auction on ie premises. ON
THURSDAY the lSih Sept 1880 at ~ O'Clock NJ rs
oand located as above adnng the New Bridge Church and
opposite the residence Of ar heophus Fco, Il viii be dyi,d
nto two three tracts may be deemed hour Of ss
Tie M on land ai to he rich aud deep nd equal the
best 2uds 10 be found wh.re A the Determined
cell persons attend the with the positive assurance thai
the lard will he sold
TFRNs One third cash. bag. At and 2 months for neroi
able notes, interest added, secured by trust deed
Ee5 GODnIN 4 APbpRsON A,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05


T1HE NEXT SESSION Of school begins the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER 1850, and terminates the last day Of June
In consideration Of the almost unprecedented success hsha
attended Efforts cannotrerAn expressing thank
briefly referring many advantages
orded on which the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
buildings large and cOmnodouS planned for the wants
and requreme Of large female nsauionand aording al
unequAed advantages for The eot and convenience Of
pupils Only two young ladies viii occupy the same chamber
The Principal sde female ducASn study and business
his M and has been engaged IN successful teaching for
upwards Of twenty year; his Assistants well qualified and
petenced selected especial reference branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried in this institution TO be referred
Our system Of education thorough complete
best faHeS re Afforded for perfection In ne Of
sound practical learning; the and Judgment
exercised In preference 10 memory and the latter while not Who'll
y Ignored diary dependent on the
daily consists essentially 10 clNse searching exAmin-
many instruction IN the French department has
proved emnenv successful Its helsnguAge Of the family and
much time and attention venindeed every facility Afforded
enable those pupils boarding with to acquire accurate
knowledge Of aud % speak With ease and nueey The French OF
conversation In this respect, lk school pos
advantages which can only be equEed BY few Institutions
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
model, and from nature under the charge Of Professors
rucors employed teach exclusively school, by
devotng their time and attention entirely 70 pupils ad
vantage may be Afforded for the acqu on Of these accomplish
ments.
sach rules regulations enforced calculated pro-
mote the welfare AID interest Of az the pupil
TEACHERS.
HUBERT p LFBvRE A. S. Principal Natural Philosophy L.era
ture Moral aud Mental Philosophy, French
W. ~. WILLIAMS A. b., Vice Principal, Astronomy, Mathematics
EDwASo 0 HowlED, English literature Eist,ry, Reading
Mrs. GRACE BENNETT, Engl9h Branches.
Miss MARY O. GoRpoS, English Branches.
siGSuRISA ANroSIErTA kRBA Vocal Music.
sIGSoRNA MARETrA ERBA, Piano
JOIN A. CALYo Drawing and Painting
Wa GRiBAu Plano, Organ, Sacred Music.
O. W ruilow, Plano
HESHcH scHSnDEa, Harp.
me nav Gro woousoy and The Raw PsISr RAVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

HrsrNGs COUn-Jsdgs Lyons grssiiiRg.-On GOu-
day, j. S. Vanhora, indicted for saboag Waterman J.
r. Grafton. "a June discharged by the entry CT
it1Ns proScgH.
$ H. Rice iudicei for stealing watch and chain, ON
30 June, from H. Bachman, tried, convicted aud
ssotrnced 70 the Peni;enti,ry for one year.
fhc case Of Commonwealth vs.. Robey, Was continued
% the next term.
TIE argument the motion for a trial in the case
OF r0tly will be heard to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

SrAunlNe.-Michael Murphy, Irish lad about twelve
yars OF age stabbed in the eft shoulder Aou-
day, by negro boy ten years Of age belonging to Mr..
J. II. Lewelyn. The little rascal was arrested and
brought before the Mayor yesterday. His owner pro-
missed to sell him. but be committed TO jail for the
nresent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

A LovING CoUPLE.-Ia,ehmAn Gilman arrested Nike
Brarnes and bis wife Ann Aordly night for playing or
fghog while drunk at their dwelling 10 the upper part
OF a Tenement in Hughes roE, l7th street-one OF
t5c pcstiisrous localities 10 the cy, or United
Ss.es One both Of them attracted the attention OF
The Watch by loud cries Of murder. Yesterday, when
brought before the Mavor they declared that there had
h.el lighting but Heayucs was committed IN default
o. security for hs good behavior His better hale
al a. arc. 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

BEAr HEE N0ruEE-Esbecca Chandler girl yet in
her ,e9s ard one of the most iacorrg1e specimens Of
her X, we have seen, brought before the
Mayor charged with assaurug her mother and breaking
her furniture, because she refused a0g Mary Sulh
van, who IS ";t.c worse" than the Of her kind
% take up her abode with Rebecca, Mrs. Chaudgrs
house The abandoned girl committed 20 jail in
default Of security for her good behavior where she vii
remain until some kind.aeartsd magistrate deharge'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
EoM sALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC
T. TORY AND MIXTURES WAREHOUSE AND OTIiTR EPSI

N'UtL NALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO RAC-
E TORY AND MIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OTHER ZEAL
LsFATF, IN THE TOWN az nILT0N, CBy virtue Of de-
cree Of The Court OF Equity o- the county Caswe State
North osrona made In the case OF Thomas NEG Smith
others eS pare, 81 sp-irg term 1870 shall SILL public
Hon. In The town a lton North Carolina Saturday the
cav OF septeu next, valuable TOBACCO FACTORY AND
AfUkE warehouse cuthouse and other Real Estate beopR
ing to the state Of George A smih deceased.
The Factory binding large comnocious three story build.
nge hrst OF stone the others o. wood40 by co feet OF
60 or 20 hands. '''
There so large lot OF ground upon which hrsaie ne
gro houses kiehen and vegetable the factory
hands.
AT the time and place shah sell the Warehouse and lot
formerly vsd for the inspection storage Tobacco the
posie TIE Faeoy and convenient appendae 10 The
On them prize stand for rrng stems for ITEM and
ample room The SO age OF seIra yeas supply Of box plank
TEFhs 90 SALE1hs property III be sold upon and two
years ne, with ntere fran cate Bond and spprov
secry required Of the purchaser and the title viii be retained
vi The pure haze money Is paid. 7. A. DONoHo,
aull-tds Clerk aid Master In Equity.