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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
JEFFERSON ON sECTIONALlsM.
Detached remarks of Thomas JEFF.

JEFFERSON ON sECTIONALlsM.
Detached remarks of Thomas JEFF.
erson, in regard to the abstract rights
the negro, are continually being quo.
ted by the Republicans. He has clear.
ly defined his position on the geograph-
ical line Of SO degrees so minutes, and
on the Wilmot Proviso. In aletter to
Mr.. Short, dated April 18th, 1920, he
said a4eis.asa - ssggea, taG1,;~-a
Although I had laid down as law
to myself never to write, talk, or even
think of politics, to know nothing of
political affairs, and therefore ceased
to. read newspapers, yet the Missouri
Question aroused and filed me with al.
arm. The old achism of Federal and
Republican threatened nothing, be-
cause it existed in every State, and
united them together by the fraternism
|of party. But tho coincidence OF q
marked principle, moral and political,
with = geographical line once con-
iceived, I feared would never more be
|obliterated from the mind; that It would
be recurring on ever occasion, and re-
newing irritations, until it would kim
dlc such mutual and mortal hatred as
to render separation preferable to etcr-
nal discord. I have been among the
most sanguine that our Union would
be Of long duration. I now doubt it
much, and see the event at no great
distance, and the direct consequence
Of this question not by the line which
has been 80 confidently counted on
the laws of nature control this--but by
the Potomac, Ohio, Mississippi, up-
wards to our northern boundry. MY
only comfort and consolation is that /
shall not live to sec it; and I envy not
the present generation the glory Of
throwing away the fruits Of their faith
ers' sacrifices of life and fortune, and
lof rendering desperate the experiment
which was to decide ultimately wheth.
cr man is capable Of self.government.
This treason against human hope will
,|signalize their epoch in future history
As the counterpart Of the model Of their
predecessors. a.al s ,:.. ...-m .sa
InTa letter to John Holmes, dated
Monticello, April %, 1920, hs said:
thank you, my dear sir, for the
copy you have been 90 kind a. to send
me Of the letter to yonr commitments
]. on the Missouri question. s. = s
] But this momentuous question, ike ,
; fire bell in the night, awakened N,
!, and Ellis me, with terror. I oepyid
erred it as once as,the tk.eN, of thu, On
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WHOLE NUMBER PIG,

another shrek from .Ariadne, eonclud-
ed that robbers had actually entered
the house, had been detected, and
might now be engaged in . struggle
with the married couple. - :
''Go down, father .iimmplored the
sisters. 1raalsa StEf zol 2; 5'i9# t4a1
-5"Save the platey' entreted Mrs.
t'Save. Ariadne!'' exclaimed the sis
ters. -..,,f r.......,..., -, -.,~,s
"Her husband is big enough to save
her himself,"s uttered Mr.. Day; 'sbut
III 90 down. Here are my pistols
Hushl Let US here what is ging ,oon.
l here q voice." a.I,f l.a
The whole family were now , all list
ming, while the father descended
What was the surprise to hear an al.
tercation between the newly married
pair; though upon what subject he
could not divine, in his stats of his
nervous bewilderment. 4o1e,I5 e,s3- =
Ariadne had been expostulating with
Horatio in regard to his unearthly
sneezing; and he, vexed at the return
Of his old complaint, had responded ID
sharpely. Her father heard her sob
bing and saying that He was sunkind!''
"Unkind the first night! The william!
I'll shoot him!'' ,'sdt lfnIsa .gfaa
you'll frighten me to death, if you
go on So" continued the bride, in q
voice ofterror. my nerves are very
delicnta.'' Il L'.4'
$50 is my nose," replied Horatic
telling that he was beginning to have
an explosion, and striving fiercely to re-
press it. .ssO--O-O-"76 .ze)'aa asit
"For mercy's sake, don't:''o scram
cd Ariatlne. 3s.Es.1f te.-q e.s4 9dt st.f5 5lt
O--Er-rar-shol'' thundered
the boisterous Horatio, bouncing out
of bed heavily in agony. '-s, -.
The bride shrieked again. "''
Pee done It, at last!'' cried Hora
ito, in dispair. 9'~ I: a'a:2 81 37 ~
''Villianv' shouted the apprehcnsivt
father, bursting in the door, while re
sponsive shrieks come down from
above. r a sa;a ne a!ae.s t;r..
In rushed the father, full against the
body of Horatio down went the son
l;n-law; "Murder!". shrielted the bride
"Bang!'' went the pistols, sha:tering
Venus and a Cupid on the mantel
piece; and the climax Of confusion ant
terror was now reached; Horatio be
ing the first to find intelligable ut
terance, with which, in the course o.
an hour, he managed to lull the fears
of all parties. and explain the :.naturt
Of his infirmity. ass@
The rage Of the father being thu.
appeased, he embraced the unluckj
lloratio aud retired, not before ad
Joining him, however, whenever b,
wanted to sneezc, especially in tht
night, to ''uold hard on the bridge o>
his nose." VA .ii..' o.
/ Horatio and Ariadnc get along yer,
well since that terrible night; and h,
tries her fathers remedy with som'
success. But he thinks he will bnrs
q blood.vessel yet. t
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COoDHUE HOUSE.

L. F. nENDRICKSON, Proprietor.
This new and commodious House 10 situ atcd
on Plum street. Red Wing. 1t has been built
and furnished under the special supervision Of
the proprietor. all tho rooms are we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished. and all persona wish
pectfuily invited to give h,m call, and no
psins will be spnred to make comfortable al
those who may favor him with their patronage.
In connection with the House ia good stable.
a:d we'll ofwater. Ostlor alwaysln attendance.
January 2nd, 1850. l79tf.
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VOLUME S. NUMBER 8.
HOTELS.
METROPOLlTAN HOTEL

reet,immediatcly opposite TIE Steam
~s' boatLanding, Red Wing, Minnesota,
4. A. Il E. L. TEELE, PRopR1EroRs
0NHlS now, spacious and commodious house
isnow open for the reception Of guests.-
1t has been constructed under tho immediate
sup visionof the proprictors, aud nothing has
been nomittodtoinsurc the comfort and conven-
ience Of thoAe who may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are all we'll
lighted ventilated and farnishedin asuperior
manner. In connection with the house 10 .
good and com modioua stable. ~
Red Wing March 1, 1855. Sstf
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q He'd WING HOU0E.

RED WING HOU0E.
JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
~Connected with tho House il a large and
Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengerst to any part of the country.
April2l, 1888. e0-tf
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HACK HOUSE.

HACK House.
MRS. MARY FLING, Proprictress.
This popular House 10 now open for the re-
cepsion of boardera.
Board by the day or week furnished on the
most reasonable terms.
January :. 1850. 119-tf
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1880. RED WING 1859.
r EAM PLANING MIL l..
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
(One Block above Frecborn's Saw Mill.)
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO FUR
w nish at all timea, nything in the above
line Of business, and shall keep on hand all
kinds Of plancd and matched Lumber, Mould
inRs, etc.
Orters promptly attended to, which may al
40 be LOFT with Brown 4 Betcher.
Produce Of all kinda taken in exchange fol
work. COGEL q BETCHER.
Rod Wing, April -, 1859. l4c-ly
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a. .Philaielphia II sid 10, -
two Of the greatest gasemesers IN t1p
!. Nos'u' z n!Fs1 sFs:easosg d..' ed .szs
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CHI LLsON HOUSE.
CoRNIR or BROAD AND THIRD STREETS
A. r. MILLER. Pronrietor.

THIS NV Hotel i. now open for the reception
/ Of the travelling public, whore they will.
ind the best Of accommo odations. There is .
goui sta bls attached. Passengers aud Bag
Raeo conveyed to and from tho Boats free Of
charge. ,..s lilly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w PROM TIE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
cnRgSnAIER COUNTY, VA.


The long established reputation OF the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS the Of Chronic diseases renders
For many years these Springs have been trans
o, and used persons At their homes, and experience
non iieir Use mia duaI. Jre.L NJ sJ,n.fain
These gently APfRlENT very decidedly ALTER
others given them their high reputation their
&s pos the peculiar operative influences by which they
orerco oi,sr, in the smaller vessels ~ aorl
from heased organs, thus producing the Ofer-
lc disease
As an APPELLANT and ALTERATIvE the range OF disease to
instance, chronic s,Hons n the >acl BoeL Lirer
hidHeys skin" de- de- Upon the unsons Of The
ally they exert marked Effects stimulating those that are Inactive
and establishing healthy seceton In such as have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and in chronic ,sons Of the mucous cont
Of tbs stomach and Bowels they employed with the happe
results.
has been long and FIRMLY established
CHRONIC DTARHEA Is ofen cured by them, afer other
10 CosIIyENEss the Bowels PILES they
adapted.
In ,srera forms OF KIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unAttnd ed with anlmms9n ney sTey,,y .crye ss'
liar 10 eH1d their drGtis influences often emlnenty
useful
NEURALGIA the various Herros diseases when they are
by these waters.
InCHRONC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy is coeyal with
the early history OF the Springs
palliative GOVT their value
been long appreciated
MERCURrAL DsRAsRs in peculiar affection that
results from abuse He~ry In sYrfiTc Affect ons full
stands unyalieI Ia Towers
~ Pamphlets descriptive medicinal character and ap
pieabrs Of the Waters furnished gat application the
Agents
or These Waters securely put up at the Springs glass bottles
being regularly furnished the Agents Richmond
s To prevent Imposition each bottle has the words GREFN.
BIIER wH1E SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass; without
order. from individuals, and the fde throughout the Ured
States should be directed 10
PURCELL, LADD &C.,
ap27-d4cCn GEM Agents Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

SAN. LoNC, the Universal Favor
itc aul SINGING Motley
AECiN CAMPBELL, the Rural
Joker and Farmers Almanac u
luu.
Madame Robinson, Mile Agnes,
Mile. Alice, Ia Tui' hate, lIllc.
EGe ric DE Lsfmc, from ihrpriI-
c'ial ThclfrTs url Awuhiihca.er+
uf Europe anil iho United States,
and Fixes Grand Opyr liou-o,
Cincinnati.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

TOEEN r. LAY ana W., =. IsUsE WELL, have
- assoc sti A'Hsvs G ihe Practice OF Law, In the
county OF Ches;dgcG.
JOHN p LAY also prsefs,s o. govhaan. Address Subjects
P o., PoFhstan.
WI BCcwSbL asa pr-ccsiu an the Courts OF the city 81
Richmond scd t..sc re tac county n H,lrc6.
liz oGe has been removed tll Street, doors below the
Whig Hui dil- mal1-Ty
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SAPNNgElER.


Koye than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
ENOR making Soap without; lime with little trouble and ling
The article discovered or tie purpose
pound will make twelve heen gallons Of good Son SOAP
nine Hard Soap. Printers will fin Il superior article for
cleaning type perfectly soluble and free from impurities
Broken In small Jumps aud put IN l. 2 and n
Manufactured the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
Ign, and sold by r. DURKEE 4 co,
se5U-dkyiyis Isl PEARL Street. Net YoTk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

p-arrsr-on saturday the case OF G.. L. Boomer
al I5-iih Trmpore charged with fighting, inyes-
..,t,i 5y the Gaycr. This the aIIr alluded to
-I DAYS ago, IN which TrumD0re sent written
.srrc 10 Boomer to meet him the bone factory
nj b, Trsdo-er Works for the purpose Of deciding
.b uas the better man of the two in pugistc point
F.sr. Toe challenge was accepted, and the meeting
'.,. Mace on tbe .0.l inst at 8 O'Clock T. NJ A large
80 assembled t1 witness The fight, but their brutal ev
.,5rs oil protrlctcd encounter were not realized
.ts srs, aud only round BloOmrr struck his autago
- og the ,eft check knocking him down aud cu.ti-
PEN bis check Tie then kicked him Violently. The
.-lss were thercupOn separated, and Trumpore WAS
.7s from the 6tll bv his rends The Mayo- required
ihcm % give security in $3.50 ior their appear
az tfe next Grand jury term of tle Hastings Court
!. ,,svsr an indictment for misdcmCancr.
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ny TFrs; GOVERNOR.


conform ly with the sixth section II the sixth article OF the
Constitution Of This Commonwealth, providing Tor the election
Judge each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
Judges following Judicial Circuits be elected du
ring year. wit For the first Circuit composed Of
Of Princess Anne Norfolk NansemOnd Isle Of Wight
and Sussex aud the Norfolk
hh Circuit Of the counties Of AccOmAc and North
ainpon the sixth Circuit composed The counties Of hz ibe
City Warwick York Gloucester, Mathews hddeseX heniico
New Kent Charles City, James City and the city Of Williamsburg
Circuit the Richmond fr the ninth Cir
cult Stafford william AeNand, Fairfax, Fauquer and
RlppahannOck the tenth Circuit Cupeper Madon, Greer
Orange Abemare Louisa fuyanna and GooclAnd for the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockhtge Augusta and Bath
twelfth Circuit Pendlet1n Highland Rockingham, Page
Shenandoah and Hardy Tor the thirteenth Circuit Clarke,
Frederick Hampshire, Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson for the A.
tenth Circuit Giles Mercer Raleigh yoming Logan Boone Pay
cite Clay Nicholas Webster the sxteeE; Circuit Grayson
Carroll Wythe Floyd Pulaski Montgomer o the nineteenth
Circuit wood Writ Glme Brtxton Lewis Richie Doddrlge
Calhoun for twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio Marshall Weze Ter and Monongaa; and for the TWEEN
y-rs Circuit Harmon, Marion, Taylor Preston Barbour, Pan
op Upshur and Tucker The said elections take place
the fourth Tuday Of the ensuing May, 10 be held In each
county according law, and officers required to them
selves accordingly.
hand Governor and under the seal Of the
r. . mmonwealth, at Richmond The Ilh day 81 April
''I lGO, sad the eighty fourth year Of the Common
wealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor.
GsoEGs W. MUSroRD, secy Of the Commonwealth.
ap9-d&ctde
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

Cry RAltEo,rs The Commissioners OF Streets held
meeting. on Saturday afternoon, bat Jill not take any
is. action on the sub1ct Of city passenger railroads
rsy sert uOljei thar another company would shortly
submit proposition 20 the Council and consequently
vas deemed expedieut and courteous % await It's pre-
-snaro1. The representative Of the original company
,-I BIS duCucss Co accept the, light OF way through
be- streets heretofore designated without requiring ana
amendment 20 the present ordinance Il is due 20 the
original company as well MS TO the community general
i, tIlt any competing application should De- promptly
submitted Come gentlemen, hurry up your schemes
and leo the subject o. disposed OF,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

S.5vs or PGosrEEur.-The Charlottesville Rrrier
.,raas Oh, following just reference to the metropoli,
Richmond improving faster than a. any previous pc
-sI Buildings are going zap IN every direction Its
tss,- has been much added 90 by large and ucreas
s- .ofse trade. The iron manufacture Is bcc0miugyery
ioor4ut and manufactures Of other kinds are spring
hun A single Gr3a ;hey. told thl. {. sold TO North
C..c.al >1.U,UHD ger anrum Already the bar in the
EVER has been removed so as to admit vessels OF 500
IONS heretofore 500 and when it Is entirely removed
uI soon Dee, ships drawing Us feet water can come
rs 70 Rockets mlriue railroad has been constructed
- repairing vessels and eight hundred ton ship Is
already uecinr hl.,- Tor the European trade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30
NOT ICE.

NOTICE.
obedience the 23d section Of the Tax BILL passed by the
Council Of the City Of Richmond the lst OF March 1850
hereby give notice that the COMMITTEES Of Finance
classified all persons and firms chsreeabe with class tax
present year. such merchants traders hopketpers manu-
Acturers ordinances brokers' &c which clasc
ton has left In the Auditors Office, where all Interested can
see the OF tax with which they charged
Committee Finance will meet In the Council Chamber on
Thursday goth April O'Clock M to hear applications from
persons shall think they put into high class The
said shall hearing the par snd any eyde
produce change the class N such person firms
has been fixed by them shall appear to the
Committee just and equal. NJ. L. sfRATToN
"a Auditor. z.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

SorE Psos.-Geo Franck aud ThOs. Bland indicted
The Circuit Court for knowingly receiving stolen coffee
have been discharged from prosecution by the entry Of
71Is gr.ieyd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

Gs,ERu WA,HNG.-The semi-annull meeting Of the
f-ym,ao the Richmond Fire Association took place on
saturday afternoon. After inspecting the apparatus and
f1lug {, iu as good condition As was 10 be expected
te company repaired 90 "OUr House, where the host
Charley Hlul, bad provided excellent collation..
general washing OF threats then took place and the
ul,clt0ry engines set In motion The SDlt,Hery
u,i the occasion iucurva'ed right hands grasp
r.r'W-shapad tumhcrs The company spent some
SINE Boz cornwall Intercourse, and thea adjourned
ACCOMPLISHED At LAsr-The D,pat-5 states that tbe
Virginia safe and Central Agricultural Societies have
united and are now one, a consummatiou which must be
81. -yug their mu ul friends 10 is important to
Che agricultural interests OF the STATE With their CON
baai influence W, shall have such an Agricultural Fair
nN- Can As VAS never seen in Virginia before. The
dated resources of the two Societies viii enable them
p-, the splendid grounds Of the Central In the most
complete order and give efficiency and eclat TO all
their arrangements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

E>rlosEp.-Tbe marble Statue of Henry Clay, on the
C7ia:l uare has been eased up, aud will remain encO-
SCI until the pavilion is erected The front Of the statue
Is sol. visible through the doorway OF the box.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30
$50 THE VOTERS OF CHES-

49, TERFIELDCOUNTY.-Fh Oaiee Of Commonwealth
Attorney for the county Of Chesterfield being Nhn tn range Of
my professional employment would be- for that reason and
reason only acceptable position TO ne therefore seoe 70
the request q number Of vete recently expressed aud declare
myself candidate for the scages Of the people Al ne election
% Be held on tbs ~ fhudsy Nay next al which ume NE Of
sgii-tas 9, c. McRAE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

BY I q b. DAVENPORT. AUcT1.
GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION.-On THURS
" DAY ID ~ay will sell At 10 O'clock auction store
10 assortment Of 0rocerits, VIZ
Coffee Sugars
Crushed do
Extra Refined Syrup
Reb0led Molassts
Western sides, - ouders and Hams
stI'ch; Candles So1p
Manufactured Tobacco
Rum; Rectifed Rye whisky
Rice; French Brady
Tanner Oil
London Porter AMI Ale, &c. 80
TsRNsUnder $780, cash tOo and over months credit for
approved paper.
ap21 T. 4 G. - ID NEWPORT Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

TH CowrrsE or LieHr has re elected Mr. John II.
Eaos'es Inspector Of the Gas Works by the folloWiug
vote For Mr. Knowles -Nessrs. Htll saunders, AndeI-
son, and Gaze5sook. For Mr. Hugh Smith-Messrs.
Rljiey Scott and Talbot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

P.ytsusp -D,ndtidge, slave Of W r. Aicock, was
before The MAYOR, ON saturday. for ue,pas>iue upon
Martha Page e - r. he was ordered to be punished.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30
HAIR RISON'S
RARTFY WHTSKEY

BARLEY WITISK Ely.
W. are selling this Wh,Sey utde tou Barley, which was in
w tai.I ami sold hy our house 80 yAr aud ackroa-
-t t1 slrtss Wbskry introduced iu This market
i years has preserved ts unory qualify AMI thaar-
Pr tlt N t0 Doc .al che beast change m t l any respect bug
t- sane t-u a jecacv rlhls and purity Our custo-
" saw t same and uahtstauugy onvrr iu The community
A. l1 article se. recommend o. briug pure and perfectly
H- from f u Any other lc-tciHus arce 100 often oiN-l
& t lo- o, DE rrrcnt tsy. hc have never advertised
,f t- justified doing now while the country Is Hood
ri y. mixed and manufactured lQuors.
Asa u-l rga1r We Go not th.nk be surpassed
ll tt hrrraics sold
slGpy alsays on hand, and or sale only by
BLAIR a. CHANBERLAYNE.
aPg,-u No 10 Main street R.ehuand. Va
A HOMES TEAD for slO;
y HOMESTEAD Ter slOo, ALSO,
hQNkSrEADs Tor ti0OJ and over In desirable healthy
r1l.-y
81 AGENTS WANTED Sead J6r a PinPilA
X BAUDER Land Agent,
nA5-Sm Port Roval Va
In in HRLS. RNrEEA ANO n IN r
apzl-diw WM WALLACE SONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

SyIuCL OPERluoN.-We understand that Dr. Ealing
removed Saturday large polypus from the nostril
Of a gentleman mere. The operation attended with
pain Whatevera remarkable and pleasing feature in
all Dr. Etings operations. Those who require his aid
should lose no time In seeing him. he leaves soon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

q. ,ur RINs-A certain merchant, Of this city, was
"A At his place Of business not long since, by two Of
..,,t and being in jocular humOr, ne asked them
b. Lsi ever played the 'ring game They respond
'- 49, negative. He then chalked out a small circle
board aud putting the eud OF his right ioreiinger
on ~, -soue.ted them to 90 the same. They did 20.
- s,i3. The first Who removes his finger IS
De Ending themselves uieely caught, tue vsi;ers
p-;,,i TO get even, and accordingly siguided their
49,. n, hold on "ls long the next one" For two
pod a half the three gentlemen kept their fingers
tbs ring for the fun OF the thing % neither being
49, 49,. d, lose he the game. AZ length, the proposer
'95bs-sd O a he had note 10 pay in bank aud as
i.I,t vas approaching he was forced TO "cave ia
o' .-.t1d treat" "Who so d,gge,h pit shall fail
a-r7i1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

CowsursD.-Nary r. Allen, Mary A. Godfrey and
Martha j. Miller were before the Mayor on Saturday, for
keeping disorderv house Wall street. over Ruskells
stable aud with being persons Of eyi name and fame
Tey 10 Jail in default OF security for their i
Lu-a good behavior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30
JOHN II. TYREF, / Ct.
SAMUsL TYRE CONS
Sale conducted by GopnS arr Esps, Aues apl7 tbs
SALE 0RI75C ACRES or LAND

the FORKS 81 III River In the county Of Nicholas As
teein certain deed Of ls from Sidney Baxter ESQ
10Th December ISL duly recorded Nicholas Court
shall in execution Thereof proceed to SELL at public auction
the office Of M GOoHIN Ape SON IN the city Richmond
Of Bank and lth Streets WEDNESDAY, the "a
l0 at ~ O'clock certain tract Of land In the county
NicOlsS the forks Of Elk Ryer containing 1870
the land conveyed TO said Baxter by Lmue Hooker by
deed duly recorded Ia said county The taxes said land have
been regularly poii and t The believed
perfect The said land represented be valuable only
Of fertility soil bu; also the that
county Of Webster has at the session
berl formed Of parts Of Nicholas and Randolph coune and
IS supposed by the best informed the subject that Court
House Of said c0uEy OF Wooster Will be tract
Of land.
TERMS:
0nefourth cash. balance 10 months, approved
dorsed negotiable bearing interest TITLE retained The
taxes for SEQ to be paid by TIE purchaser.
HEMAN BALDWIN, Trustee
GoDDIS 4 APPERSly Auciionee-s ans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

F.KE-Ou Saturday morning last, ar VIM. GoItons
lcaen near be corner Of Marshall and Monroe streets
sls destroyed by tire. Loss iueol-idersblc.