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SPRING 1860.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING

AMI UOODO.
HAVING just returned from New York with
Al very large stock Of Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods,I would respectfully solicit call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to pstronise house that buys exclu-
sively of Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers in New York, leaving all BLACK and
Black Republican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts,, Ohio, sc. Being myself
Southern man, expect to sustain our South
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept in our
line Of Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
Bareges, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccolom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin
ems, White Goods, sc.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantillas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment of Embroideries,
Needle Work Bands 300 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
from 61 cts to Sc. The richest and newest
styles in TRAININGS, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
AL merchants from the country would do
we'll to look at our stock before purchasing, as
We can compete with the largest houses in our
line. CAMPE,
fe 29-tf 80 East Main street, Norfork.
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DIscHARsE AT THE Nav YARp.-We
regret to learn that about forty or fifty
workmen employed in the Block making
and machine shops of the Navy Yard
were thrown out of employment yester-
day by an unexpected discharge. We
hope that this state of things win not con
tinue much longer, as it is hard on the
laboring man to be thrown out of en-
ployment in dull times like the present.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH
MARRIAGES.

Married on last evening, the 18th instant,
by the Rev. S. s. Barrett, Mr.. THOMAS W.
HUMPHREY, of Norfolk County, to Miss
SARAH +. COOPER, of this city. afts
. baltimore Sun please copy.1
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Especial Thanks

VIII the Watchmen who so kindly gave
their attention on last evening to prevent
rowdyism in front of my house, receive nv
lasting gratitude for the protection of the
helpless widow.
~ MARY F. COOPER,
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MA Rim E NEW s
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
ARRIVED. - ~
FRIDAY March 18th.

.-.-'.r FRIDAY March 18th.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, I'm Bait.
Brig Linda, Eschen, FIN Bait, in ballast.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, FIN PhiladeI.
phia, to T p CroweI w.
Steamship Montecello, eager, fm Alexan-
dria, mdze to L P Crowell, I'D to N. York.
Schr Ada Dunton, FIN Bait. mdze. I
Schr Bloomer, Hall, fin Maine, lime.
Schr Delaware, Gibbs, fm Bait. mGza.
Schr Eldorado, Williams, FIN Bait. lumber
Schr l. Ogden, Fisher, FIN Philadel phia,
mdze.
Schr A X Allen. Elliott, FIN Washington.
lime.
Schr Reformer, Haywood, fm Bait, mdze.
Schr Locust, Thompson, fin N c, corn
Schr Sarah Porter, Piner, fm N. c., corn.
Schr Reindeer, Kirwin, I'm N G, assorted
cargo.
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OFFERINGS ON CHANaE.-The merchants OF
k-Ncrtok have determin ed to sell the article
of Flour on change, commenced this morn
ing by offering the following lots: ..
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JOB PRINTINa-The Day Book establish
ployed who are dependent on their labor for
their support and the support of their fami-
lies; and having a very heavy investment in
Printing Materials, Types, Presses, &c. sis
forced to keep the work agoing, and in order
to do so, offers unusual inducements to per-
sons wishing Job Printing of any kind exc
cuted. So, if you wish to save a large per
.oentage, call at the Day Booh Buildings,
to get your Job Work neatly, promptly and
cheaply executed. .-
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SALE OF Lors, BY JAS. q. POLLARD, Auer.
The lot on Cumberland just alb owe Liberty
Street, 70 by l6O, sold for $3.50. Mr.. John
Ball, purchaser, @
The lot ON the rear of the above, 70 by
l6O, sold Tor $500. MIR. WIN. Ii. Turner,
purchaser.
The lot near the Gas House, 20 by 100, sold
for $277. Messrs. Simpson Il Bottimors,
purchasers. t
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Auction
JAS. l.. BELOrl
- o. MERWINl

BY MERW
WE call the attention
w Ladies and Gentlem
large and well selected
Black Walnut and Mahos@
prising the following articlSs
Commode Whatnots, super.N
Plain do, 2 large Book cases,
Secretaries, 2 Mahogany do,
Counting Room Desks,
2 Sideboards, with Marble Slabs,
or,
2 Large Bureaus, small do,
6 Ladies Work Tables,
& Ottomans and 3 Wardrobes,
The above articles were manufactI
one of our old citizens and expressly
market. 1t is of modern style and finish
in Oil and Gum Shellac, which is consi|
the best now in use. The balance of this
if not sold at private sale before Saturday
18th inst, will be offered at auction, comm
fng at 10 O'Clock, at No IL Wide Water sire
MERWIN & co
NH Ia Auctionet
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BooT AND SHOE MANUFACrURERs.-We call
attention of all interested, to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Thomas W. Coombs, of Mass,
who desires to come among us with an am
pie stock of information Tor the prosecution
of the shoe trade as carried on at the North.
There is an opportunity for Southern CAPT
tai, and Northern labor, to form profitable
copartnership, and we direct special atten-
ton to the matter. N.H
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THE DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AS announced, convened yesterday in the
Opera House on Church street. Hugh Eel
ly, Esq, of Nansemond, was called to the
chair, and the following gentlemen appoint
ed Vice Presidents and Secretaries
VICE presidents.
q b Fl Herbert, of Princess Anne. M
Geo. W Grice, OF Portsmouth.
James Barnes, of Nansemond.
Jos B Whitehead, of Isle of Wight.
Col Thos Ridley, of Southampton.
Capt w 4 Parham, of Sussex.
VIM billiard of Surry.
j 4. Allyn, of Norfolk city.
Fred Wilson, OF Norfolk county.
SECRETARIES.
W G Dunbar, VIM Foster, and Mallory
~ Dickson.
The Convention then proceeded,to take a
Ne vote for Delegates to the Charleston
with the following result 4:
DELEGATES. ..
j j Kindred, of Southampton.
A r Smith, of Portsmouth.
.. ALTERNATEs. |aIrr I'd.
RF billiard, of SUISSE county,
W II billiard, Of Surry county.
After which the Convention adjourned.
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TEN, TWENTY AND Thirty PER CENT
Don't give your Job Printing out without
consulting saving you can make of ten,
twenty, aud in some cases, thirty per cent.
by calling in to the Day Book Office, and
examining specimens and prices. Circulars,
Cards, Handbills, &C., printed at almost
less than it costs to have them distributed.
Clear the track-the Caloric Engine is
coming. Et Ea4
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Local IteKRaS-

MAYORS CoUar, +. r., ferguson, Presi-
dlny. . -..E. A..
Jno. Lockhart, drunk and disorderly, or
dered to leave the city.
Jacob, slave Of VIM. s. Miller, taken as a
runaway, returned to his hirer. ...a.
Sam, slave of Ben Tatem, arrested for be-
ing in the city without pass, discharged.
Mayors CouRr, PORTSMOUTH 6. W. Grice
"residiny
Joseph Bell, resident OF the ancient city
Of Norfolk, visited Portsmouth yesterday
afternoon, and meeting some of his acquain-
tances soon began to indulge in the fluid,
and after short time through its effects he
became disagreeable, which caused his CON-
panions in hard,oare to abscond, leaving Jo-
seph solitary and alone, until he was met by
aq"eer looking individual with long cloak
on, who took him in charge aHd conducted
him to Mathews Hotel, where he boarded
until this morning, and upon applying to the
Chief Clerk, the Mayor, for his bill of ex-
penses, It amounted to One Dollar and Fifty
Gents, but up to the time we left, Joseph
was under the impression that an elephant
had tread upon his pocket-book. 1t present
ed very fat appearance.
DISCHARGED. The testimony in the case
of the little negro boy belonging to John
Anderson, who stood charged with firing a
stable GA Sunday, was brought to close
yesterday, and although the evidence clearly
al his age, he was returned to his master.
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OFFICE NoRFoLK PETERSBURG Co,
Norfolk, March 18th, 1860,
'lIlE Annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF this Company will be held on Thursday,
the 18th day of April next, at this office at IL
o'clock. [, VIII HUNTER
NH l3-TuTh&S-td Treasurer.
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In addition to the above, was one cargo Of
Lime consisting Of about 500 hbls.
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lust RECEIVED,
y At HALL y CO.'S,
Improved Solid Sketch Books, assorted sizes,
made of Whatman's superior Drawing Paper. :
Trammells for drawing Ovals and Circles.
mil
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TEA, TEA, TEA.
TUST received, a lot of very superior Teas,
d H M HARRIS T. co,
NH No 9 Roanoke Souere.
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OIIOICE GOSHEN BUTTER-We have
~ now in store superior article of Goshen
Butter, selected. expressly for the family table
at l JORDAN & BRO,
NH IL 70 Church street
CHEESE, CHEESE, CHEESE.
If you want choice article of Cheese call at
l. JORDAN SBRo'S, 70 Church street, where
you can always lind it Ht. mn l3
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T1HE Furniture and Undertaking business,
l. heretofore conducted by me, will hereafter
be conducted under the title of TOMPKINS 4
ROBINSON, Mr. John r Robinson having been
admitted into half interest with me.
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec 24--ln the Senate Committee Of
hirren the Republicans have submitted their ulti-
maum that they will recommend TO their State leg>l
nrcs 10 adopt Constitutional provision that slavery
shall not be abolished by Congress.
Mr. Russell Of the firm Of Russell, Majors Co, OF
81 Louis Kansas has been arrested il New York for
alleged completely in the abstraction Of State stocks from
the State D. Iartment
The Secretary OF War had given hi' aecSp to tie
amount OF million OF dollars, conditional &r. Rus
ella Transporting supplirs according TO contract.
NJ Bnl.y Of the Interior Department with whom NJ.
Russell vas mate lent him Three Hundred thousand
Dollars worth Of bonds Of the lodan Trust funds MS
security for raising the money on these acceptances,
but when the stock became greatly depressed the
b. mixers in New York called for additional security
and Mr Bav at the instance Of Mr. Russell advanced
him S57OOOO more Of these bonds. Mr.. Bay made a
voluntary statement Of these facts to the Secretary Of the
Interior On the nvestga ion yesterday il proved The
truth None but Russell nd Baly, it APPEAR ae inn
nlicatel in lie transaction.
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PUBLIC NETTING AT OLD CHURCH, HANOVER.

PUBLIC NETTING AT OLD CHURCH, HANOVER
Al meeting OF The dsena Of Hanover King Wan and Ne
upper potnn Of New Kent eounes held the old Church.
Hanover county December 18Th 1900 for the purpose Of consd
sDg business Of much 10 which the citizens Of The
said euntl an the public generally, deeply and universally
inieest4d and which relates particularly 10 peculiar
stuon rrga'ds s management for the resent well
la proper discipline and security for he fuiure
On the OF DR.. I. Temple, a. W. Basse Ks4rS, Of
Hanover. called 70 the Chair and Henry Coater Of King
William appointed Secretary.
On the motion OF Dr. Tomlln Braxton, II was
Res ired That Commit,es o. neen be appointed BY the
Chairman the three eoules ecve dram
submitted adjourned meeting the Old Ihnfeh
the 10Th day OF January 1861 al II o'clock A. NJ ana
ard advise with their thhor and III god ciEen
the proper steps Necessary and ent TO their 81
prOpei ~ from the aoTang teade ceg
which they have good or una 70 believe Of The " the
community been exeTnR 10 e tnfet prejudice thds
interest," both pc unisriy aud politically.
Wiereup n, The Chairman appointed
DoetTOm Ia BraI.On, KiEg VIM Lewis johnson, Hanover
Thos IL O'rter, " john Heal, Hanover
T II Z d,6 Gregory i; o aSIS.s,
". ?. PraHton, Hanover + W Ton'in, +.
T 2. Temple, VIM Sarge.
D. b. Benson Henry Webb New Kent
Dr Wa II. Macon HeW Kent
On notion the Chairman and Secretary added
mlitee
Resore Iha' the proceedings OF ' meeting be published ~
the sky fsue OF the Richmond Wig" "ExAmner"
and Dispatch"
On lion Of Lewis Johnton. Esq, Il was
Rred That this meeting do adjourn 10 the 10th day Of Janu
airy, 1861, II O'Clock A. NJ
@. W. DAssETT, Cha
HN 7. CoLLTER, see'y.
BFhe above ommiilee will meet for the confederation Of
matters Of much pOAnes Old Church. December 26h sCO
10 O'Clock A. M.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CBNTTkAL HOTEL FURNITURE FOR SAL

BY THOMAS W KEIsEE, AUoT.,
fORne Ccrner of f2th and Cary streets
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

HE following nlmber drew the principal prizes In the draEng
IL Of Dece rber IS, 1850:
Numbers. Przes. Numbers Plies Numbers. Prize
% tlOoUOO IS s2 ....-$ 900 IS OIL slO9so
24Sl. ..... 5JUOO 9,SIO...... $1,000
number go 90 s.S sass 4s - 46is 900 SOL 5aiS,
625i 6215 1881 9t % O1O9 lY24 1891 i2s 1924 1883,
1851 l5OS5 l5l5l i555l 9!2 1920 1858 lIiSa 1Ss0l
1920 1891 1850 2si 22ylS 2iu, 2Il9I 2ilsg 1850 25>
1870 ssi' sss 2SiG2 265S9, 2SsS G96 s56 s2s- each
SiUu0.
v79 follows: chsrlsltOn, o. half; Marion, N c.
hAI
The aUng OF this celebrated Lottery will take place
The 9TH Of January For particular advertisement In another
column d,25-d6eft DON RODRIGIHZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

Tvs LgCiTNArE DgANA.--F0r neUly lOlr months,
SAYS d. Ncs York Times, tragedy which it su, pos
cd had no more interest for the New York public, has
rigted triumphant in the New York theatres. The
opera The pet amusement OF the Metropolis hides 10, Dr.
iauished bead aud the town goes 70 Ntlo's aud the
WHIT Garden NJ. Forrest Mis- Cushmtn, and IA
win Booth, have been III principal expouents Of the
legitimate and have played every night 70 crowded au-
dcuces All this the Tunes observes, IS sufficient
sSer those shO dccry the legitimate DRAMA who pro
cm its decline who assure lhatO1y sensation Iicces
aud pagcantry please the publc fancy The public
very sensbly and very naturally refuse % 90 90 see
mediocre acting the public refuse % bee bond by
coni-rate tagrdaD'; the public wait TO bvstos is ap
probation on those who deserve appreciation But the
for tragedy is acridicAbe, and when there no
good tragic acting 10 the theatres the world vent TO the
Opri where something OF that 10 be seen The
Of Lucia and the horror Of Robr, compensate,
for hs melancholy OF Hgsi and the guilt Of dy N-
bslL But soon a. these last could DC fills presented
music charming never Nisely could not charm
the loEn.
Even the confusion aud excitement Of political
test unparalleled IN Importance the pOssb lily aud
imminence of a revolution have not proved sufficiently
absorbing 70 keep those aVay from theatres whom great
theat,ici representations attract
The last few months have seen as brilliant and remark
able theatrical season has occurred In New
York. They have proved the existence OF very PFC
found taste for tragedy and the legitimate drama. No
thing vas wanted demonstrate thc eXistcuce Of that
taste but an occasion. Occasion came; great aetos
came and the public respond 10 the call When mana
gers or theatrical people heWai the indifference Of The
public is them remember is lesson his season teachss
hen The world Is a. ready TO admire great genius or
great ART IN theatre In novel picture, and a.
ready % day as before.
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FROY CHARLESTON.

CHlRLEsrOS. Dee. 2l.-We have good authority for
stating that the Commissioners Tor Washington left hers
this morning.
Eighty men arrived he Yesterday rom Sav nah for
the purpose Of tend ring their services the GOvrn1r
In an emergency. They take the Of Minute Men,
NJ Sons of liza SOuth
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VIEWS or Mr.. SEWARD.

Nav YoRK, Dec. 2i.-Nr. Seward, in a speech on Sat
urdly before the New gland Society said that if
keep entirely cool entirey calm and entirely kind de-
bate will ,usue which will be kindly in itself and prov
very soon either that very wrong, and we shall
eonceie 10 our Offended brethren else that are
right and be- viii tequiesce and back into frater-
ma el ions aih u.s. He predicted this result in sixty
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1861. NEGRO WIRING.
1861

TIIHG undersigned will connGche business the suing
year and soCs The cottnu patronage Of those friends
Tor Shom be- now acts, and otihs nblic generally.
With the knoslefge obtained several experience In
his business he feels hsur, tina he vii be ah- g,d
hOm;s and prices aver attention will be given 10 She
welfare Mgr les ma ued 10 Ire attached his office
room Tor those vhoiaye at homes In the city
ang compe led 70 buy he CENTRE Interest" Of his late
mariner In tn coaorn of shng& Holiday hms
against loss all the books acSun Of ths with
hlm FOR se tlemeaL
deco -dIeIm ALFRED |. HOLIDAY.
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STEAMER BURNT.

NV YoRK, Dec. 2A-Tbe ship ScargO passed, no
date near Der burning steamer, Heard the cries
Of people in the The steamer sunk. Laid by two
days. Saw nothing but lemons oranges md puneheons
Of rum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

rVTNC8Esrt R,s STRUP OF THE HNP0;
w PHOsPhATkS, prepared b. Dr. chdrchha tornn aoa
s.niersi ,st valuable remedy treaaet Tor ne Con
pion ~ ~ vh many and valuable prcparaoni, By
hRkDk GAkEe, fhaimaeeuti,,l,
asu led nlln q, cor. above p o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

CARRiER's AnDEFss-We invite the attention Of oar
readers this morning the christmas Address OF Tie
carrier OF the Whig We are that thew will agree
with Us that IL il ,ritOrou- production. Without The
authors knosledye and. without king his consent,
(shch we know be would SithhOld,) viii state that
the address vas Urticn b. M. j. A. VIA, talented
Young gentleman Of th.s CtT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

GUNS, GUNS, GNNS.- Double Guns, Game Bags, shot
III Bells Posier flask, Colts Rev lves, Bowie Knlv Coils
Ard Sharper Pistol Cartridges Water Proof and capi Wads
&c &C., for sale atsmAl advance on coal ~ -
WILLIAMS 4 ELLIOTT,
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery. Guns Ac,
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.

TTIHR subscriber having employed assistant gentleman
educated University OF Virgin and high recommend
that ln1tuoa ripe SehUash moral
worth exemplary chan character would be pleased TO
Ia his school hed Immediately AFTER the
Of JAndAry ls6 In this school will he taught all the branch
u Of thorough Engsh education with the Latin and Greek Ian
ga The eharacte discipline Of this school we'll knoan;
approved liberal and long inued patronage be eV
dcccs Of approval
Te major board tuition bedding and washing $40 per session
OF ten months payable quarterly, advance lover
,ha1 the any school In Virginia Of like order
decs5-gtlJAn TIL H. FON
IN POWHATAN CIRCUIT COUNT, October the
Sith, ls60:
deceased,
Against
Virginia HObson, in her right and admlnltrAx OF
Thomas Hotsou deed and Mann Page and Anna his wife.
sud others
The panlG, this day, filed their b their notion
appointed guardian adj Item of the infant DEFENDANT
answer the defendants Mann Page and virgin
Ia Hohson fled lcr answers. Nnd the defendant Anna Page,
Page by leave Of the 90 sled her separate
answer thereupon this dneketed aud
upon and Afore aid and argued by
deraon whsreof Court doth Au1P order
that defendant virginia a. Hobsou, administrators
1hos Hobon decd render before Of the Commissioners
this Court aerount of her rtsAeon such, which
said Commissioned Gicesrd 10 and settle aud
Fort the Court aud that The said Commissioner also ascertain
the Court OF the OF the said 1homaa
G. and Of the outstanding debts against the SINE.
together ' matter specially stated deemed pertneLtby hn
required by ~ tn- parties TO be stated.
EXtact-feste.
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by GonDIN A APPxRsoN AUOrs.

rTIRUSTBE,s SALE OF VALUABLE Farm
Il IN HENRICO, on TIE HIRuiNlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
AND ON THE MEADOW BRIDGB ROAD, PIyE Mills HURTH
90 RICHMOND and sLAvks THEREoNBy virtue Of deed
Of trust from the late tor Edwin Burton TOR whom
ne undersigned j. r. Young substituted by decree
nrco County coudO AID James Lyons bearing date the Id
May ls duly 'eorld in htneo County court the underg
ed IN conformity 20 the provisions a. tie said deed Of
Will sell At public arcon, The lght hidr the pre-
misses SoNDAY the 5st day Of BseeatT 1870 10 o'clock
A. f far not the first IA day tleresi r) the real
and avs conveyed BY the said d,e viz The valuable TRAIT
rf ND located which tie Iaie Geryas
sided tee time 81 bis ah and which occupied by Mrs
Martha stoTT her ceah, coianpg hundred thirty
les also valuable slaves tmbrb eing
and csEe n The said farm veil mioute
serlptopS. ee,Sary suee Il cay
ls ise 'ton anist qualities REGARDED valuable estate
pis d VIZ he Nhttd at u hour OF sale Tie slaves
are for tie m "a pRTi, young and likely.
the Real kstate onrurh cph, balance at r. Is
and - months for negotiable interest acdd secured by
deei te feained For ihe slaves months credit
approved tnlonsd negotia le p per, t rest added.
JAhRR Lyons
d.f3-id3 JOHN YOUNG, "uA'ee'
AS Fxeenioa Of Ers aitha Siors deceased sh at
tho time and Place. s al OF her persor al estate, consisting
Of The 0su slaves two men, two women, iris aud
bog Also, age and herDts., nd one COW.
5 %.sssNc''h- 30 . sT %RRIAMsoS' E.sp
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No 1is Main STREET, Rehmond, Va,
hs lat received large selected asaorsnent Of 6snie
nses Caters EaEah wAng shoe which are Just TIE hing
Tor winter. CAL and gst pair, qen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

AuusEuESrs-At the Theatre This Af,srHOoH,
Christmas pantomine, entitled Mary Mary Quite the
Contrary viii be produced for the entertainment Of the
Juveniles Al night Mr. aud Mrs.. Waller will appear
B and Nancy Skies in the dranatzed version OF "Ohver
Tsist"
A, Mechanics Hail. this afternoon and az night, Prof
Anderson and daughters viii exert themselves to pre-
sent entcnmsnt WOihy the approval Of their Christ
mas patrons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

Prauc MEErING.-A MEETING Of the citizens Of Rich.
mond will be held on Thursday night, to express q
sentiments Of this community IN respect 10 The national
crisis We learn that the call has been ,gned by prom
nsut gentlemen Of al parties aud hat unai Unity Is ox-
p-cted 10 prevail az the meeting "A union 90 ,qah!
and no coercion will probably, be the decl,rauye sou
timeus Of the occasion. Public opinion seems 70 be
settling down upon "Disunon for the sake ci Re-auon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-25

MAe4assr APpoSrlR-Nz Thompson Tyler, Of
this eilg hli Been sppoiasa nail agent on the Rich
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week
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