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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS.

EVREEMAN & KELLOGG OFFER
this line aud convince any who will call, Of the
Greet Economy OF buying the material, nAtead OF buying
Clothing ready made. Give call al
feble 2l7 SUFERIORST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
Since the Coal Oil was turned on at
14s Superior Street,

The retailers ia this vicinity fearing that The vhos city
would be Inundated aa that the large stock Of three to
hve gallons which each may have had hand would be
total loss, have allied The papers with notices Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

ERnn CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Is A large Palmetto tree was
erected this evening 10 front Of the Institute Hall There
vas an immense meeting Facing the Speakers stand
vas large transparency on which was inscribed, "Well
done good and faithful servants" Mayor Macbeth was
chosen President and made fine speech. r. N. Gar
din addressed the delegates. Senator Porters speech
caused prolonged applause. There were several other
speakers and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Fire
works were abundant Many houses were Illuminated,
and during the day firing, as hags were
raised With Colonial and State notices inscribed on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov l6.-Oficia accounts from Yeddo
show tha the of the reception Of the Japanese in
this country had produced lively sensation there espe
caly among the Mobiles, who have been heretofore OPP
posed TO treaty. No doubt will be greatly
benefited by their visit here For the kindness extend
cd to them the Tycoon returns his thanks.
W. Ransom Calhoun, to-day resigned his position as
first Secretary of Legation at Paris and will forthwith
return 70 his home 10 the South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

RICHMOND DANvmLE RAILROAD CoNP.NY,
Richmond n ". 18th, $500. !
1NHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Stockholders Of this Coz pany, will take place the
second WEDNESDAY Q2th) December, next
TI05. ". BROCKENBOROUGH
Secretary and Auditor.
Know all By these present. that the undersigned do
hereby constitute and appoint Attorney - for and In
vote all questions that be brought before the
meeting Of the Stockholders OF the tchm nd and Danve Raj
Company be held at Richmond WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of December 1900 adj burned meeting thereof here
raufying all said Attorney In the premises
fully n sent and voting IA person. In ties mony
Whereof hays hereutto anxed--hand, this day Of
noiO-,12le
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
EpOM SnIrru CAROIJNA

WASHINGTON, Nov l6 "A special despatch says -
Both South Carolina Senator's have resigned their seats
in Congress.
The Military Committee at Columbia Is understood to
be adopting energetic to the State to
the taafh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEVERS
cured by perseverance, Win
BsANDRETHs PILLS
which Al paon whatever they may be-
clrculation

Mr. John Y Hah Supervisor OF NeU CATTLE Winchester
~, New York says, November FL Vas years ago.
acze with fever and agle which, notwithstanding ~
al advice continued sorey Act for six tedious months
became yellow on and rydu ed bone Mtdi
cine and physicians Abandouedn despair IS experiment.
concluded 10 sing dose Of SIX OF Brardrsihs Universal
Vegetable Pills epty stomach early Ia the morning TIE
ast energies my exhausted
frame feared the Worst-iher purgatye tGect dil-eh
anything had used heard o. rnch this
seemed lighter and Or aed frte That evening
nled senby better and slept soundy aunht The day
followed the course and continued take The pills tbs
Eay about weeks when found myself eney cured My
health has surprisingly gooi sace Price % per
hnr solI By reanact hIe deaera ns.Ine n2IllNrn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
FROM VERA CRUZ.

NEw YoRK, Nov. l6-The frigate Savannah from Vera
Cruz has arrived The Teutona is signalized below
She may possibly have something additional, but no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
NNErEESrH RsoNESr.-Ws annex a list Of the officer
Of this R.gheut:

NrSuEESTH Rs0NESr.-We annex list OF the officers
Of this Z giheut
Col0uel-Tdomas J. Evans
Lieut. Coll e. Cannon.
Msiors-Wm. Newman and Charles 8 Morgan.
Asilttnt-Wm X Todd.
Qltrterma,ter.--Jt W. Archer.
Pavmaster-John II Elcrson.
Su.ceOn.-Dr T. Trent
Surgeons Naie.-D A. II. Snead.
QiirJerIuaster's SergeanL-S. B. Jacobs.
CAgalry-Captain-J G.. Cabel lsi Lieutenant-O.
A CreushaW 81 Lieut-R 3. KennOn.
Captains Of the Lne-John y. Stagg, P. + Dupuy,
r. J. Denny, Stephen Morgan, James K Chamber
hyne, VIM. J. Epps, d W. saunders.
Lieutenants ofthe Lines $ Nichols Wm. Todd,
EdSard King. Joseph j White, n. LpcOmb, ;.
La4, Adophus Gary, W. 2. Gilman, First Lieuteuants
WIN. r Atkinson. Robert p S0utball A. b. Seay, q. d
McIodoe. A. A. L0reu,z, Samuel Il. Boykin, Second
Lieuenants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
FROM MOBILE.

AOBILE, Nov l6.-A meeting OF oil parties was held
here to-day which favored secession. Resolutions were
offered await the action Of other States, which was
voted down and Withdrawn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

YosE Nov i6-Eour and fat; Howard g. 25.
wheat drn: Red l2OlS5c; White li6c Crn dul yellow $50
Tie Provons dali changed cosee quiet At i4ila.e
whisky dul a. sOSc
REw YoEk Nov g-Eytulng Cottou heavy but Irregular Up
land Mding N tl FLOUR 5lO cts loser; Southern - IS
05 80 phet2 cts ower. Corn arm; mixed I6Dd cts Beef
cu q flO & Dol P9rS heavy aad oa,red A. fSDlS % -
Prime Ga So buyers Sugars heavy at 5s66& cts Tee
heAvv Spis Tsrpentne Arm Ron dun at 10 eta Rice quiet
So. .ssdy-Ne. York osstal. u vrgnla. SO MsoaIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

ExzcrrioS Or TOrrr.-wm D. TO,ty, Who was coz
vcted in the Hastings COur. Of the murder Of his wii
sister Catharine Thorn, suffered the extreme penalty o.
the law, yesterday, a. y minutes 10 o'clock. The gal
lows erected in the Valley, vest Of Nctors mill
pond Tue prisoner vas conveyed from the jail 70 the
place Of execution in an open wagon aud as accompa
MED by hs spiritual adviser, Rev. T. j. Boggs. de-
tachrueut Of the Public Guard numbering tsenty men,
guarded the prisoner 20 the seaaod. On reaching
the gaoEs Fotty ascended the steps leading the PLAT;
form with a frmness which indicated the utmost tort-
tude well complete resignation 10 bis unhappy tate.
After the religious services usual such occasion,
the rope vas adjusted BY Sergeant Dudley aud his depu
ties the hood placed TOtiys head and the trap
being pulled the hapess victim Of retribuye justice
LAUNCHED into eternity A large crowd OF men,
men, and children surrounded the scafoi and lined The
hill sides overlooking the valley.
The following letter written BY Tot.y few days
ago:
RICHMOND, Nov "a.
Ms THOuAs Z. DUDLEY:
Ds1r Sri am aware that have but ieE days 10
i've but cannot forbear 20 take this method Of return
ing nv warm thanks % yon for your uniform kindness
me- while IN prison. Everything that could have been
done consste1t with prison regulations, for the comfort
OF boh my body aud mind you have generously provi-
ded.
NAY God bless YOU and NAV you lead oily life and
be prepared for Heaven, Is my earnes, prayer.
Yours, sincerely,
WILLIAM DANIEL TOTTY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

No Won&sr.-SO many worthless medicines are adver-
tsed for the cure Of various diseases and uhen tried
ound wanting that the invalid loses al faith IN spsci
6cs We have yet 10 earn however, Of the first failure
of WistaT's BasaBl Of Wiia Cherry, TO coughs,
colds and pulmonary diseases
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

ANNUAL MEETING
OF
Stockholders Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company will be
held In the city Of Richmond Thursday, the 2ad Day OF
November, 1850
ENraAcrs ruE BYLAWS COMPANY.
'No Proxy shah be valid than SKY days prior 10
the meeting Of the Company"
No Proxy individual stockholders shall pass free going
returning from the meetings Of the Company unless he 10 him
self Stakeholder"
By the advice Of COUNSEL stick standing In The name the vile
Of stockhor child under vi not give the right
Of free paasAgeio any such person.
e books Of transfer shall be closed fifteen days previous to
any general meeting Of the Company"
0FFICE Va. CENTRAL r. r. Co.,
Rchmnnd- Oct. ~. $50 ocls-tqannv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
Money MARKET
HE YnrE OF VIRGNIA

LOUISVILLE November l6-The Bankers sales OF dis
counts to-day for South Carolina and Georgia notes are
10 per centum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

MaxoRs COUEr.-Yes,erday, Michael ShannA, charged
with threatening personal violence to VIM. hePArr,
committed in default Of security for his good behavior
John E h Francis for being intoxicated in the streets
vas admO0ishsd and Discharged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

HUsrISss CoUu.-On THURSDAY Joseph Woo, con-
vieted OF misdemeanor in August last and sentenced
20 three months imprisonment and pay the costs Of
prosecution, discharged from jail, the Court being
satisfied Of his insolvency.
Joseph Calvin Henry, held in jail TO be indicted for
misdemeanOr discharged from jail the Grand jury
haviug failed 10 indet.
Charles Colgate, charged with fsoniously assaul,iug
aud beating Elizabeth Taey. with intent 70 main, dsa
bic and disfgure her on the 18Th Of OctobeF
med before The Court yesterday the oence aad sent
on 70 be tried before Judge Lyons
Richard slave TO Thomas W. Woodbridge, vas con
victed before the Hastings Court Yesterday OF stealing
5000 from Pleasant Hill free negro aud ordered 70 re-
ceive ihirty-nine lashos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
RAPPAHANNocKR RIVER FARM FOR

III SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTl0N-In puuanee Of decree Of
the Circuit Court Stafford county the 2h
ember $780, In the suit Of Pns Perkins and Others" the
undersigned appointed special Commissioners that purpose
will sell public auction, premises THURSDAY ed
day Of November next that wenovn estate called HOLLY
WOOD situated the Rap9ahannoek river In TIE county Of
stafford about e ht mill the Preier, kshurg
Il the hnes; agricultural regions Virginia II adons the
den estate OF John Seldom aud coons 1871 ACRES
land Is e good quality, portion Of IL Ihe bes river as
The impOytmrn consist Of large brick DWELLING H0UeE
and the usual Out Houses Stables Cabins Corn Houses &C
The situation healthy The view from the house commanding and
the society around any the State the
pporupy thus offered for the purchase Of Viii
bnes many ad aniages IS rarely presented the public
TERMS 0noiouith cash. and the balance equal payments al
IL and Is months with from day personal
security th- title retained until the purchase paid
The above will he varied II desired, the day Of sale
to give mgr and bera cred tie ered payments
At the and place. the Executors Of Perkins will
'el all the Horses Mules Plantation Implements stocks
Household and Kitchen Furniture tc upon tie liberal
terms w. ROY MAS N,
JN0. L. MARYE, Js. lCom'rs.
nn5-tds VIM A. LITTLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

THE ToBAcco ExCHASgE, in rear Of the Columbian
Hotel, is rapidly approaching completion. The building
l. FIVE stories ia height and about hundred feet
square Toe two upper stories have been thrown into
one so a. 70 afford a well proportional airy, and well
lighted room for the purposes Of the tobacco trade
There are seventy-fye windows and large skylght TO
this ROOM which BY the way is the largest in the city,
the Of the door being larger than that Of the Club
House The exchange will not be occupied until after
ii. January but iI proposed TO 'inaugurate about
the middle Of December By grand bal, 70 which the
TOBACCO planters and their wives aud daughters gill be
specially invited II this scheme is carried out have
no doubt that the ball will be magnificent and brilliant
affair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. l6-The Gazette has returns, OH
csl and unofficial from all the counties except Logan
and Webster, which makes Bells majority 4i6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

III NOTICE. W
TVHE attention OF the Ladies respectfully called n the How
Ing arels from that Justly celebrated Manufacturer HENRY
WISrMAN f Philadelphia who beyond doubt the very best
manufacturer OF LADiEs SHo IS, In the United ktates-
Ladies Kid Cork ole Button CATERS
q Patent Leather lmorAl cots
Goat Skin do. do.
French Kid Congress GkltQrs
Fr, nch Cashmere Congress CATERS
- French do Button do.
Fancy Emb'd Slips with Wooden Heels
4" White Satin do. do do. do.
ney clips Do do. Cork soes
4" Black Xii do. With and without Heels
which together With other Ailcle makes
very complete and Ladies' fAVong with call
not fall o Dc suited PHIttP X. WHITE,
10 Main street,
N. Blades Who have been In the habit OF having their
Shoes made In Philadelphia bV Mr. WsemAn order then
through me- have arrangements with him to have them
made no8-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
Yours respectfully,
JANIS STEWART,
Ofthe firm Of Stewart 4 Butler.

Rsolee ye With gray hairs and bald heads The Iaab
E Ire former TO IL original beauty and the latter
Win luxuriAnt groUth--1FoE Budget
Ifyou wish have the real COLOR instead Of the duh rough
when hair dive iparts Hsntrcf RcsOrutre which
ngsatts The r0o OF the hair and makes Young again;
natter how much it nav be faded '-BostOa TrdceHSr,
sold eVeryHhere-price 50 Gems, and 81 bottle
w. E "A AGAIN 4 Co., Pr"DFietOrs,
-. TTSy, n; y:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
nm OOMTNTON INSTITUTE,

OLD DOMHNHON INSIITUIEs
YUvUE nex session Of this School for Young Ladies' located at the
The corner of bh and Franklin Streets Richmond, Va, Will
BEGIN on The list day Of October $780, and close the SO Of
June next ensuing
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
shumAte Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guAges ,,..,
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature.
Mons. EdouArd Houdayer, French
Carlos Mera, Spanish and Italian
Albert De Roedigsr, German.
Miss Eya NJ Jones, intermediate English
Miss Maggie D. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
O. A. Ericsson, Guitar
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, PenmAnBhp.
TERMS
TERNs for the Session. payable half n OF October residue
Reb. IL 1851 49,.
intermediate English Qncudlng Vocal Musc) 40 %
Senior Qncuding Vocal Muscl 90 W
LapRuases ch....... ..................... 20 90
Piano, Organ Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice, for hall
hour Lessons week. ~ W
Piano, Organ Guitar, Cultivation OF the Voice for one
hour lie sons per 50 %
PAinung
Pastel Water COOrs, crayon Drawing. ....... 20 90
Use OF PIANO.. ~
Ornamental Branches ...-......'..' -. -
Board wv W
Application pupils and ali communications concerning
THOMAS L GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
The announcement for session Of $780, 81 will be furnished
10 those who apply aslndcated. B6-D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
select RoaYding school for Girls:

Number of BOaTdeFs limited 10 Ten.
- n1onosr -, ~ nj nv residence In Royal the
s Monday In October is6o Boardin0 School for Gir3sm
he hov under family discipline and domestic influence and re-
Stralnt Course L Ss regular ana s@1
Nth Modern Languages and Ornamental branehe. Par
Teula attention viii pai 90 the french language and erd
TERMsneudlns everything, s92S payable one third upon
nin PaInnT and Music Professors prices
Thankful for he many fsvOrs received from this community
A an exnerence year Teacher In their midst,
80 e. hs Zine when resigned my former school In 1881,
again uDder renewed auspices and with more
ENLARGED facilities and experience h1mby hoping, BY asduy
70 merit confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me.
~" l. BAUDER, A. NJ,
Port RoVnl. Caroline.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

nryon's Taste ess Vermifuge.
Children, th5usants OF them, die,
Their ci.ease a mystery
Worms the foul insidicus crew
Hall these silent murders do
save your babes ye mothers Why
WIN ye see them vast. and die
BgYAN's VE8NRUsE would save
Hotis Of Infants fr0m the grave
IS eeats. For sale by FjsHER 4 SHEPHERD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
SCHOOL OF DESIGN
OF Tue
UNIFORM OVER COATS,

VITHILE Cavalry companies Ia the city, Il will be
w cent opportunity them 70 order their company Over
coats used the LIST Reg Virginia Vopnter
invited 10 their examination at 1876 Main street
oS IRA SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

DUVAL'S ESSENTIAL
I'll AIR w A S II.
JHIs Invalube preparation presented The public the
great desderaium long ought 70 IN In" for restoring
lost Hair preventing badness Graduating dand un and giving
Hair aooth and glossy Many certificates 10 It's
might be given but the Proprietor Is satisfied that viii
recommend Itself and only fair trial 10 mGki Itself
reputation hitherto unrquad By mlar preparation. Let
every whose Hair Is Ang oG call and aboe Give
fair trial Asng,e bottle viii prove It's es Manufactured
and sold wholesale aud retail BY the Proprietor Duvsl In
and iOth and sold by Druggists generally oct20
AOTICE-The subscriber takes this opportunity notifying
tn puos he has his place Of the
OF Clay and 81 streets opposite TO the
Market also N the IN
patronage received and respectfully requests continuance Of the
noi5-3tv3w @. D. SHELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

Dr. meClintOck'E FcctOral syrup. America l. all
ca the % this great physician ana phvs oRist and In
bis PeeO syrup have The sSodest result Of h' skull and
being need perish Of consumption dis
ease u organs Of respiration Who relief In ne from
tlis all 7oHciful puinonio. Price, 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

80 $50 vii buy q Grahans snail stencils, for
azTug clothing With ISDKsLX Xxx Call and examine speed
nsuB VOC I've In the country send Tor sample enelosng
stamp Also, every variety Of Brands made 70 order.
A. 4 GRAHAM. Brand Cutter,
ri Next Door 20 The Columbian Hotel Rlch'd Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

scuooL CoNNlssIoSERs.-The County Court Of Henri
co have appointed the foIOHing School Commissioners
Cor said county District No. l. James C. Leake. No.
John T. woodward No. 3, WIN. II Pace. No. 4, Jno
W. Sheppard. No. 5. James T. Redd. No. 6, ] B.
Keesee No. T. John r. Mountcaste. No. s, John W.
Fussel No. g. jackson y. Chldrey. No. 10, William
Brackett The Commissioners % meet A. the Court
House on the FIRST MONDAY IN December, TO organize.
HusrNss CoUEr.-Alen Nunnaly, indicted for keep
log disordsFy house, Main street, the County
Court House, adiudged guilty, 6ned $780, aud com
mitted in default Of payment
Chas. Ripley Of NeS York, indicted for a violation Of
the revenue laws was 6ned 500
The case Of Jos. d. CrenshaE, charged With shooting
Jobs AskeW continued 70 the next term.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
EDUCATION.

1TRs PHILLIP MAYO WIN reopen her SCHOOL At
MI as IL nhnrch on 18th street, between Bread and Mar
~ yesnS.s Monasy 10 October. She wreesve few snail
Soy. 04 Terms uS $50 per session Of mouths. VISIT
.Vr, situation TO teach, by gentleman quail fed to
w sah Fns,I,h Latin French Mathematics, and the Rud
mens Of Greek He has had 0ne 's"s eApenenee' nSul
~ ~ IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS, AT
@tOO AUCTiON-0n WEDNESDAY the 2lst November, at
10 O'Clock, we will sell at auction store
400 cases Boot Shoes and Hats
Txs-Under tl0o cash. 800 and over 30 days credit for APP
proved paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia Au&OresS.
sHcr routh il the fountain OF RAPTURE,
The sorrce from whence purity flows"

NoREoLx, YrEGISIA, July 10th, 1880.
MEssEs. DovE CO-OElR srss:
Use Ny MANS any time, In CONNECTION with your Xxx Bnur
u bon Really inadequate to the high
probation entertain OF It's neS Its proper should be
'Ne Plus Ultra As aperture Il has equathe oior most
exquisite and retained several weeks on the hAndkerchet
Another charm Is does stain she most delegate fabric
muslin FOR the invalid nothing refreshng-one
fancy they wandering In Fairy bowers and holding
With Fiora, Wills enhalng the Intoxicating perfume.
The NN Boubon only deserving 81 Wide spread repu,s
on inventors entitled TO the highest reward In comb ming
such q charming perfume. Nlge IA Bourbon
MARTHA HAINES BUTT. A. NJ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY e,npIN 4 APPERsoN, AUcra.
SALE OF VALUABLE

C0MMIssIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" Farm OF 1870 ACsts IN cHEsTERFIHLD COUNTY, on
THE APP0MATTOX RIVER By virtue Of q decree Of the Cir
yember term 1890 the feldy suit therein pending on the
Char side thereof yled Mortimer N. Y,ung
keeehs Executor ct as shall Special Commissioner
for sale at Public Auction the premises "WEDNESDAY the
18th day CT December at II o'clock NJ II fair n not the
first fair day, that large and deabl farm kroan az OAK
deneeof Mrs Martha A. keech lying In the said unity Of
erne1 the hppomattox liver Ave from the clover m
Coal Mines and kaoad and about twenty-five miles from the
This Yarn contains about ve hundred Acres which
about oneourh well wooded 10 Oak Pine supplying far
more timber an needed for the place the remainder open
The oteu land consists Of beau fully situated and some
rse hundI ed OF fertile Hats creeks rEs
rounding rim desirable community with convenient IA
ces 10 market by railroad and the river easy access 10
Gns worship The Farm well vatered The buildings
OF large and connections Dselrg 10 good repair the
oct houses Kit hens Ice House. House. Oes &c
The Stables ard Barnes ample for farming purpoie
the OF land offered
productive ard residence one the most dsra
this ecii Of the state All persons desiring to locate perma
neny would do vel 10 examine
TERne-So much Of purchase be Cish
VII he necessary TO deay Of sui and
mAinder to be paid In three nEiAlmen one
years. the deferred n be APPROX
ed security bearing interest from date and the reservation
title until h. payment OF the entire purchase roney
Perors dng further Information referred Wellington
Goddon Eq OF the hrm OF Goddn ApDerson III hmond Va
to Messr, James Cor, and VIM BankenshIp at Winter
pock o. or - myteL My address Proc Geek p
Chesterfield county, Va. JOSEPH EDWIN cox
Chesterfield H., Nov 10, 1851 Special oon'r.
EEExecutorss NotIce.-At the same time and place
will be sold at hucton by executor Of Mrs Martha
Keec deceased the entire Household and Kitchen FuIn
OF Hogs She Cows Horses Crop &c tie farm also
celnt new family Carriage Day q sale WEDNESDAY, the
18th day Of December, 1850. Terms at sale ,. $500,
rol5-tds Executor 81 Dr. A. Reech decd
100 CASES ROOTS sUops ANN HATS AT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17

A NEW hook BY CAPT. MAYN1 REID.
N Received by A. MORRIS
" Main - eet.
REGIONS Of Central Africa picture ofexprAOn By
Richard y Burton. a.
Lectures on the Physc Matter Of Lectu
the Physical forces % matter and thelT relations TO zach
other D. O. L. T. Tuletlan Professor Of Chemestry.-
Royal Illustrations. Illustrated. SEC.
ODD People Being apopuar description OF singular races OF
mep BS CapLMayne Reid. author OF the Desert Home
&c with Illustrations. zoe.
Puo and Van NoIman complete French Glass Book embracing
Grammar Conversation, Lite ature with commercial
pondenee aud an adequate Dictionary. 81 %.
Wheat nd I5c.