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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17
VENTE A L'ENCAN.

T EJEUDI, 12eme jour du mois d'AVRIL pro
IL chain, jaffrirai en- vente pubiique, u Fencan
Waterloo, les proprietes ci-apres decrites. an.
partenant a John S. Nesbit, savoir:-
ESCLAv vES:
Charles, negre age d'environ 3s ans;
Julien 81 ans;
Theodule, 29ans:
Clarisse, negresse agee d'environ 28 ans, do
mestique de maison ct bonne cuisiniere, ct ses
deux enfants:
Yalsin, negrillon age de II ans;
Therese, negritte agee de 9 ans.
EFFETs MoBILIERS:
Dix mulets, wagons ct harnais, chevaux, char
rues, pioches, ETC., etc.
Iermes ct conditions de la rente:
LIE mobilier, toutes soirilnas de 500 ct audes-
sous compliant; toutes sommes au dessus de ce
montant, payables lie Ter janvier 1851
Les eselaVes, un quart compliant, ct la balan-
ce payable en- trois termes egaux, lie Ter janvier
1861, 1862 ct 1858.
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billets avec
oonnes ct solvables securities soidaires, portant
nterets a raison de 8p. cent Pan apres echeanee
usqua parfait Placement; une hypotheaue sera
'eservee sur les esclaves vendus jusqu'au pale
nent final DIES dts biIlets
WILLIAM II. COOLEY, Encantcur.
Pointe Coupee. II mars 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17

La FoL1E PARMI LES NEGREs.-Uapres
les statistiques publies recemment nous
voyons que parmi les negres de la Louis
lane on compte un fou sur 2,477. Dams
la Caroline du Sud, la proportion est de
l sur 1892.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17
Hg Les partisans de Stephen A. Dou.

tar Les partisans de Stephen A. Dou
glas ont etc cruellcment desappointe'
par le resultat de la Convention Demo
cratique dEtat. Non pas quils crus
sent peuvoir emporter la Louisiana, =
nous aimons du moins, a croire qu'ils ne
s'etaient pas 81 grossierement trompes,
- mais Pinappreciable minorite dams la.
quelle lis Sc sont trouves, acette con-
vention, a etc trop pour leur longanimi-
te. Aussi NY a-t-il aujourdhui sortes
: daccusations ct dinjures qu'ils ne Ian
cent leurs adyersaires.
La convention, au dire des Douglas
istes, ma etc qu'un ramas dhommes
vendus a Pavance, venus Baton Rouge
pour obeir aux ordres ct aux caprices
dc &c bouc emissaire de Proposition !:
John slidell. Jasqu'a present., Ia ques-
ton n'aurait etc qu'une question de prin-
clpes; nos adversaires en- font une ques-
tion de personalities. Pour certains po-
ihiclens de nos uossias, la devise est ct
sera dams cette campagne presidentielle:
Douglas ouzla mort. Pour nous. nous
ne sommes pas tout-a-fait aussi empor-
1es; nous nous contentious dune opposi.
ton serieuse ct calne, sans epandre
en- mots plus ou MONS bralants, plus on
MONS Wits on vulgaires, notre vertueuse
Indignation, etc, etc.
Nous sommes opposes i Stephen A.
p0agias, non point parce quill ., lui
auas', dams les Etats Oh il peut les
sso'r, ses partisans, {notre confrare
ss i1aso en- serait-il encore d douter du
'aiel J mas parce que nous considerons
~ doctrines CONNIE funestes j la sec
s'sasa pays alaquelle nous appartenons;
3, ss'ss ss aeen face du sentiment populaire,
s WI &c produit en- Louisiana, nous
~
!. ~ es's dams le vrais Et, 4 ce pro
8 - 10as avouerons franchement, quel
= = nest nullement Ia faute de notre con-
4~sae dlrecteur de pEaao, sill NY .
.n. s. y eornne il lie deplore 81 elo- !
ash1 Plus De soiizanteqainzs voix ,
A. .l,sss aans cette paroisse pour le /.
G. 60 ass de'eguesa I IA convention du 8
!. so'es mefifaient un meilleur result /
!. i = nous eonpatissons grandement etI
,.'snent !. au chaerin quiz doit eprou- !!
e = : J avolr pa, nalgre ses soins et|
psis public '1'ae fe
2Ai ~
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17
A VIS

a Y y IT =
EST donne par ces presentes, que
Jean BEyIN s'est presente a Honorable
Cour du 9me District, dams ct pour la
puroisse de la Pointe-Coupee, pour etres
nomme administrator de la succession
Madeleine Lebeau, fc. l., ct que 81 dams
les dix jours qui suivront Get avis, au-
cune opposition nest faite sa demande,
il sera nomme conformement.
Par ordre de la Cour du 9me District.
A. BONDY, Grefier.
Pointe Conpee, 10 mars 1860. f..
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17

~ ,,, : eonlte central des unionistes.
III s !. p, E, n. orittenden, designe Ia
,,, !, s Ds'slnore pour Ia reunion de la.
@; 0a rationale du parti, ct le 81
-. ane Y date De rouverture des
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,

d COUR DU NEUv.eME DISTRICT JuDICIAIRE
PARo1ssE DE LA ruINTE coUPEE.
Dams laffaire de 10 succession fOvide Lejeune.
y -Euphrasie Sicard, ADMINISTRATIVE
: PSI.
:. TONFORMEMENT un ordre de 1'Honorable
~ Cour du 9me District Judiciaire, dams ct
pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits, Je, soussigne,
0lSherlf de cette paroisse, orirai en- vente publi
que, sur lea heux, en- cette paroisse, lie
Veudrdi, 14me jour Garra, 1862
A 10 heures A. NJ, les proprietes saivantcs, dspen-
| dant de ladite succession, savoir..
TER,REs:
IN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE situe sur
File de Ia Fausse- -Riviere, a Pendroit appele la
Bale, dams cette paroisse, ayant deux arpents de
| face sur la Bale sur quarante de profondeur,
Joseph Moniotte, ct de lautre par la terre de
Jules Major, avee toutes les batisses ct ameiora.
tions qui s'y trouvent.
ESCLAVE:
FRANCHISE Espire, negresse Agee denviron 81
ans.
EFFETS MOBILIERS.
Meubles de maison ct de cuisine; un lot de CO.
ton en- grain; sept vaches ct leurs suiyants; TN
lot doutils aratoires; un vieux buggy ct harnais;
un lot d'outils pour charpentier ct forgeron.
1ermes ct conditions de Ia reute:
LIE mobilier, compliant
Lesclave Francoise Espire, un tiers comntant
ct la balance payable un ct deux ans de cIe-
dit.
La terre, un quart compliant ct la balance i
un, deux ct trois ans de credit.
Les acquereurs devront fournir leurs billets
'avec bonnes ct solvables securities personnelles
la satisfaction de administrative, portant sp.
100 dfnterets apres sch6ence iusou'au parfait
Placement: neIypo1 eque speeiaIs sera sa p reser'
wee sur les immeubles jusqu'au paiement final
des billets donnes en- Placement des dts objets
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe-C -Coupee. 10 mars 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17
No 10.
co0H p0 sE0mE La LOUISIANA.

- + STRICT lCrJUDECIAIRE.-pARoTsss
Stephen Van "ickle, yrE CorrgE
ct VIM. Sorrel: ct Step, CT.
Wickle, Us. B. B. Coyle / &osie a
E1N vertu de ct pour satisfaire :
Ia ct vente, lance dams la cause clio
tulee, ct a moi adresse par fHonorable talsie
Neuvieme District, dams ct pour Ia paroissei
Etat susdits pour satisfaire la demande du plat
gnant ct aux frais jai saisi ct jofrirai en- vents
pubiique, la Maison de Cour, lie
Je1di, 7me jour d'AcrI 1860,
A II b. A. NJ, tous les droits, titres ct intfrtts
que lie defendeur dams ct ladite propriete ci-
apres decrite, savoir:
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE faisant face
au bayou LataTache en- cette paroisse, borne en-
haut ct en- bas par Ia terre de Nine Sarah A.
Carrot, epouse de Beverly R. Coyle; lequeE
lot de terre est designe dams les Maps de deserip-
tion des terres publiques des Etats- Unis, CONNIE
etant les lots l ct l des sections Nos. "A ct 80,
dams la juridiction No. 2, rangees Il est,
contenant 159 95al00emes acres.
Iernaes ct conditions de la rente:
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe-Coupee, ce 3 mars 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17

VENTE DE TRAVAUX PUBLICS.
r. SERA OFFERT, par lie President du jury
L de Police, a la Maison de Cour de cctte pa
roisse, lie
Mercredi, Slime jour de Mars 1850.
10 b. A. NJ, par adjudication publiaue ct an "a
bais-
La Construction de la Levee sur la partie su-
peneure de Phabitation de Nine Sarah Ra;fford.
errsstse de John s, Scott. Ladite habitation, ST.
tuee en- cette 'paroisse, est bornee en- haut par
IA terre tel de Ponce Colomh ct en- has par celle de
l. adjudicataire devra fournfr une obli-
gatlon ayec bonne caution solidaire, a la salts
1action du President du Juri de Police, afn de
garantir la parfaite execution dudit travail,
commencement aux Reglements du Juri de Police,
sous inspection ct a la satisfaction de rinspec-
teur du district Oh derra etre execute ledit.
travail.
Par ordre du President:
ALCIDE BOUANCHAuD.
Grefier du Juri de Police.
Pointe-Coupee, Is Fevrier 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17
aux Contractors! !!

E, soussigne, ofrirai en- vente publieue, au
y rabais, le MERCDEDI, 2leme jour du mois
de MARS $50, sur les lieux, la constructions dune
section de levee sur La terre de NJ. VIM Horton,
sltuee entire la terre de NJ. Torras ct cele appar-
tenant a la paroisse = Ladite levee content
5,649 10 yards cubes. DAVID GAY.
Inspecteur du Seine pistriet
Pointe- -Coupee, 8 mars 1860.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
seward and HIs Party.

The conservative journals Of the North draw fivora-
Die sugures from the late Dephe speech Of Seward at
the New England festival in New York. They imagae
ey see it the denial Of the policy Ofeoeo and the al
mission that conoilaory action the part Of the Re
pubaus is Necessary the eountry-And they in
fer from bis prophecy that in sixty days pae6eaOn viii
be attained that be has already devised plan Of adjust.
m,nt Il Is a sad time for a couatry when ts salvation
seems TO hang upon the dinner talk Of such as
William H. Seward but il is Impossible to deny that the
fate Of this Republic chiefly upon the Republican
party. Of which be is the acknowledged head. They
must reform their legislation they must accord equality
20 The Southern States they must guarantee TO Southern
men the unmOlested possession Of their proprey, aud
their rights OF certain and swift destruction will come
upon the Government and Union Of these States The
matter Is 10 their hands and are glad think that
IN spite Of an the whstng OF thei, leaders keep their
courage up and the strenuous efforts keep up appe
anee7 there is a large element in the Republican ratks
ready consider reasonable grounds Of concession and
compromises. Not oHly the position taken by Thurlow
Weed and other leaders proves this but the recent tn
unph Of the conservatives in Boston, Springfield and
other Abolition stronghod in Massachusetts, abundant
y demonstrates IT, Under al these circumstances
gloomy they are, viii not yet despair Of the Re
public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

The Charleston Mercury suggests that the convento
of South Carolina might well pass ordinance inviting
the seeding States to meet South Carolina at Montgom-
cry, Alabama the first sacond Monday in Febrna-
~ next by delegates appointed by The seeding eOnvs
Gons, form constitution for a Southern confedera-
cy and put the into operation. II further SAYS
BY the first or second Monday in february all the
Southern States which intended TO secede IRON the
Union will have done so and they have
ceded they appoint the delegates to the convention
to frame the Constitution for Southern Confederacy-
The last State which proposes to secede from ,he Union
i Georgia whose convention meets TIE 18th day Of
January Louisiana Texas and Arkansas have not yet
distinctly indicated their action; but If they intend TO
with the seeding States they easily accommo-
date their action TO the first Second Monday in Febru-
AIRY. The delegates appointed by the several seeding
conventions Immediately after the convention had iu-
shed s abors report their several State
toGs for ratification Of the constitution. The consti-
tuOn thus be made, ratified and put into operation
by April next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

oyrcE oS rzR wHro. December ~,
MONEY AND STOCKS

We have 10 report continuance of yesterdays rates.
for Northern Exchange viz ~ for checks Bal more ~
philadelphia and 81 New York The demand
quens today than yesterday North Carolina continues
at2s cent discount There complete sAgnAton In the
stock Market either offering TO sell buy
can learn.
The New Orleans Price Current, of 22d inst, says:
The improved feeling In the money poced date
Of our last report has since assumed decided shape and
the Market for the first time In weeks begins show symp
toms Of returning vitality Transactions have taken place In t
class paper cent month for short mzturties "
TO 70 days. but yesterday these bargains difficult IN nd
Some down low as cent, and the refu
ed for prime signature Thus far have heard Of
OF long The Banks have beeu daily galung
and are now in position 70 discount partially at least Specie
continues 10 arrive freely the receipts lis week amounting again
10 about three quarters Of Million hear that there
underway This being the there disposition to
entertain applications for loans and OF the banks have
commenced taking moderate share.
In the Stock Market buyers have shown disposition op
crate 10 securities at Ia the opinion many the
extreme polnt Of depression has been passed. holders lon
Inclined make the sacrifices they would have done fort
night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
THE WASHINGTON FRAUD.
Mr.. RUSSELL COMMITTED TO PRISON IN DE-
FAULT OF $500 900 BAIL.

WASHINGTON, December %, 1860.
W. IT, Russell implicated in the robbery Of the Int
ror Department. arrived here from New York under ar.
rest this morning. He conveyed Immediately to the
district JAIL but by consent OF United States Deputy
Marshal Phillips he allowed TO proceed to his resi-
dsnce in street. where Justice Goddard at the instance
OF the Cabinet excepting Gov Floyd, appeared and re-
qured the defendant to give bail for future examination
in the sun OF 100000
The counsel of Russell asked the Justice TO allow them
the space of half an hour endeAvor procure the
qured sum- which considered exceedingly excessive
although much less than the value Of the property Of
which the government has been robbed yet, when COM
pared with the contemptby small sum exacted Of Bailey
the alleged principal in the robbery, the complaint Of
Russes counsel s reasonable The Marshal refused the
delay asked for and RUSSELL at two o'clock this after
noon, remanded TO Jail.
His counsel to-day we're Mr.. Garlic, Samuel Chiffon
aud Waller Davdge, of this city Humphrey Marshall, OF
Kentucky, and James Hooper, eXUned States Senator
from Virginia. These gentlemen were in consultation
with Russell, in Jail, this evening.
He was also visited by numerous personal friends,
among whom most of the Missouri Congressional
delegation including Senator Green, and Mr.. Parrot
the delegate from Kansas.
The ease will be brought before the Grand Jury OF the
district at early day as possible.
The accepaAces given by Secretary Floyd 10 Russell,
upon which the latter hypothecsed said to be value
ess unless the service required in them TO be rendered
to the government performed.
The theory of Russel's friends is that Bailey who has
turned States evidence, and is relative Of Governor
Foyds intends to shield HIMSELF and the burden
OF the offence against Russell and the member Of bank
ing house in this city statement is made in connec-
ton with the above that if Bailey does this Russell will
tell all he knows which will involve not only the Secre-
tary Of War but other government officials high in au-
thOrity.
The two million leak in the Treasury IL still mystery.
learn from responsible tonight that addition
al developments will be made tomorrow in the Interior
Department,
j. b. Simpson, Of New York, will act as President Of
tn California Pony Express Company. Packages we're
despatched to-day and the business Of the Company
on as usual under the charge Of T. Codwe the agent
here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

In pursuance Of a call signed by over two thousand
Of the most prominent gentlemen Of New York city, a
meeing held at Cooper Institute the evening Of
The lsh inst TO give expression to the sympathy felt
b. the American nation behalf Of the eanse Of liberty
for which the Italian people under the lead OF the heroic
Garbald, have so nOby and successfully struggled
What made the demonstration the more significant
tie fact that the meeting called in answer TO the per
slual appeal Of Garbadi The ball early filed TO
rs Utmost capacity, and very many went away. being
ale 90 gain admittance The meeting organized by
tas selection Of Hon. John A. Dix chairman. Speech
- were made BY the chairman, and a number Of others
Az address and resolutions adopted giving eKpres
sion - tbe sympathy Of the meeting With the cause Of
Italian liberty These we're ordered to be transmitted
through G4ibaldi 70 the people Of Italy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

large and enthusiastic Union meeting was held IN
Cincinnati last Wednesday evening which was presided
over by Mayor Bishop aud thirty Vice Presidents Ad-
dresses were made by the chairman, Hon. VIM $ Groes
beck Hon. Henry StanberTy, Judge Spencer, Nathaniel
Wright, J. Scott Harrison, r. u. COrwine, J. W Fnnel
and others Resolutions adopted expressing reves-
cnee aud attachment the Constitution and the Unon de-
uouneing all legislation which tended to nulliy any guar
aaty Of he Constitution or Interfere With the execution
Of any law passed in pursuance Off, eensurns the denun-
Citations which have been hesPed upon the Southern Sec
ton ohe Union and upon its institutions by the people Of
the Nos expressing adherence and deesation OF any
eor. 20 fomeut resurrection INSTRUMENTATION among
the slaves Of the South calling upon all patriots to awake
10 the demands OF the crisis throw of the shaekes Of
pa.ty and work Ike men in the OF the Uuion aud
appointing committee Of thirteen to prepare and pub
sh an address se,dng forth the sentiments expressed in
the resolutions and take such other steps as they may
ind advisable TO ad.anco the objects Of the meeting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.
The Mark Lane Express OF 10th inst, say

The Wheat has hand the consequence
the bad weather. and the trade to be properly described must
be cleft In twain viewed exhibiting double moving
Ia opposite directions The Of old Wheat and nne dry
has moved upwards with eadnsss while damp has
to dead lock- been forced OF low rates 10 meet the
OF kiln drying Without this much Is only
vce,be for cattle food Indeed Low the estimate Of the val
samples meis found the only a.
for mixing with good foreign 10 the small proportion Of oneI
tentn This will the high OF town. Ade rou an
general neglect Into which Ill tngAh Wheat has fallen
only xteenth useable BY hrtrzte miers, the bulk
(Whe good foreign Is within reach) must be neglected I'LL IL IL
dd ether Arheay naturally No convinced OF this have
lately become that markets have had but small sup
pe the reduction Of the quantity offer has alone kept
where they in the midst Of abundance Of
The Continental markets. though generally dull and Affected by
the late Engh Gdyces show but little decline the Italian States
noilna a hlll hlY ent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

Among the more sign fcsnt facts OF recent occurrence
tending to throw Light upon the views and Pscy Of tie
Pcesiien. elect is The visit OF the Hon. David WimoI to
Springfield, on Monday, BY Nc. Lincon's invitation
There may or there may not DC truth in the teegapae
conjecture TOR il does not affirm that it is anything more
than cooiecture) that Mr.. Wimot Is to be taken into
the cabinet Let this turn out as it will the invitation
and the long conference cannot be otherwise regarded
than as public attestatOn Of the Presidents esteem
for Mr. Wilmot aud Of his confidence 10 his Judgment
II it be true that Mr. Wilmot is to have place IN the
cabinet that fact would weigh much as any written
declaration by Mr. Lincoln Mr. Wilmot's name is den-
titled with the policy Of excluding slavery from the fede
raj territories. To appoint him to place in the cabinet
would be equivalent to a proclamation, by Mr.. Lincoln
that he viii make the principle of the famous Wimo
proviso tie cornerstone of his policy. As is was upon
this question that the Republican party was organized
and as it forms the chief impeachment to the adjustment
Of the slavery controversy the occurrence will strength
en- be apprehension that Mr.. Lincoln will not recede and
that there IS to be no satisfactory settlement of the mat
ter Upon the policy embraced in the WilGot Proviso,
the position Of Virginia has been already taken, and will
be adhered TO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

At the residence father Montpelier County
Virginia EDWARD third Of biward and Caie w. Leadbetie
aged ten months
At Burlegh 10 HlndI county, Miss, the 18th instant Mrs
SOPHIA DABNkY wife Of Col Tbs Dabney In the 5 yeao
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
MARRIED.
DIED.

On Saturday evening the yea Dec 1867 by Rev wm. mellow
ell i Of Science, the residence Of n w. Jones' Mtjo
JONES Mlas PATTY BROOKS all OF PsylvAna co., Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
The Caroline Senatorial district.

We understand that Dr. w. D. Qnesebberry, Of Caro-
line has announced himself candidate for the vacancy
in the Senate OccasOned by the death Of the late neuu
bent, Frederick W. Coleman Esq De- Qussenberry is a
gentleman Of high intelligence and much familiarity with
public Affairs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

NOR HIsBrhe subscriber offers for hire Tor the ensuing
year Of servants conllstipg ~ MEN, w1hEN, BOYs
GtR Of which House servsns and Tabaeco Hands
i.Os Il PLEASANTH lhlh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
DEATH OF RALPH PARNHAM.

GRRAr FAILS, N. II Dec. 26.-Ralph Farnham, the
last survivor Of The battle Of Bunker Hill dle this morn
ing at Acton Maine, aged l0i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
-o CovRESPoNDENrs.


sLs-f o. Aslaiss ir.bs addressed 70 ~ Eior q a.
ylig.
rf tssa o. BOA sifse q fAs p1per tol nof b pu5l
a. Ia q tog stag, 0uA q % kaoten % AZ
uolii O. % depcrtta roE CoiTg osicsts1es
- sLg.f Has caargse ~ a. cdrsrrtssuaenis.
- W aaaaof aasrazfs iorsfarn rSssd ooaausstcaoHi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

RICHMOND MARKETS, Dec. eth, 1850.

RKxARKsI qe needless 10 repeat that business As noAr
dead lock as be In this city Prices
are romny those last quoted, except for Flour,
which lower. superhne selling In small lots At 500
80 though sales under pressure below 5000 reported
10 Topccp wn.l aud other produce, there ansaceni
Absolutely 'nohing doing The warehouses; mills and eepOt'
are all closed waking about the streets en-
NJ a holiday"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
suPKaISTFsDssTs CFncs.
Richmond. Dec. 10, I 90
NOTICE-The South Side Ra oad Company having di.cnn
~ ir Rxpess Freight and Accom- nodaon IRA the
O'Clock p NJ Train the Richmond and Danyie Railroad,
Which with this fran and formed
the evening communication and freight route
between Richmond and nehburg Wild not be after the
ent week CHAs. q. 1ALCOrT. Supt
OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG r. L. CO.,
tichmond, Va, Dec. 10, 1850
TEyHERR will freight Train this road from
Il FRIDAY, December 2lst inst, until WkDNEs W.T.
DAY, January Cd 1861. T. W WYNNs
A % -aI1. enpefn' endrnt.