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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

SsI$ MAI "a GINGER Is carefully prepared from the
}M beat Jamaica Ginger and possesses in concentrated
4asA FORM the valuable properties Of this root Ii sn
very agreeable warming smuani, and Is particularly
Recommended Tor Collie flauoncy Indigestion, Weakness
n the stomach and Bowels, aud il found highly useful in
those cases Of sudden ndisnoltun 81 liable t,,octnr in
summer from excessive heat oysi.lndnlg sncc fatigue u
that Of exhaustion experienced by inaIy while tiay
cling
also makes excellent drink for the harvest field
and is much used for that purpose. Prepared hy
u. Hli1NHllU RST & CO.
jy1 Druggists Cor 9TH & Market STA
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
Grand ShaYing EmpOriWIm.

NTUs fUb N HItfiF It 5I''f W TLW TNGTUNy
~ DELAwARE.-ELIJAH BLAKE, PRoPRIEToR.-The
undersigned would respectfully his friends and
the public generally that lie carries the Barberng hush
at No 4Os Market street where everything u hlsne
Of business will be cheeriuy attended and general
isiaotou rendered. ELIJAH BLAKE.
ram
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
LEATIIER N,I0RE

NO. q MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON, DEI-The
Subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he
Keeps all kinds Of shocmakcrs aud saders LEATHER
bslt Lace, Morocco and Lning Tanners OILS, Ac, Ac
which he will dispose of TO his customers, at The awrs
market prices
The undersigned would at all times hc pleased t., show
MS stock opersons dc7ronsof purchasing and
10 gay anu cNamineii' ROBERT II. JONES
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

" COAL OIL, COAL OIL LAMPS, HAIR TONIC,
Cheap Goods, Spices, spicee
KOSIAPHIoS, for the hair.
Goal OIL Coal oil, Photie Oil for Goal Oil Lamps,
photic OIL for Goal oil Lamps, at
ORA. II. GRTMsnAw's Popular and Reliable Family DruS
and Medicine Store, Market above 9Th street
6B-KGNIAPHION. ia
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
DK: y. SINlMS 4 SONS

Oht. D. SRWMS ~ SONS
QFAMlLs MEDICINES.--MANY years
~ expert nee In hepracce If Medicine and tho ut
parallel rurctssattending the administration Of our
VIII get thr remedy that will them If cure ran ia
nHu " ALL These remedies have worked their way into
puzzle iaNor altogether on thelrOwn merits.
Those who use them acknowledge them auseror to
any other medicines they have ever used They arc nr,-
pared according TO the rules Of Pharmacy by the pronrn
follows: 10y Vs. %
DIR. j. sIMMs' COUGH sYRup.-This great Vegetable
Expecorat stands unryae for the tho ough and sneedy
cnreof Coughs Colds oarscness, Sore Throat Wbooning
Cough Blood spltting Group, Weak Breast and ali affec
lions Of the Throat and Lungs arising from neglected
Cough or Cold Price 80 cents large size bottles and q
cents, medium
oh, j. sIMNrS WHITE LINIMENT.-Tbis creat exter.
nal remedy - proved beyond doubt the best remedy ever
offered for external PURPOSES II emlnently valuable in
rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat Mnmps Stiffness and
Numbnesa Of the Limbs TOoohache. Palsy Gou Corna
Sprains Bruises Scads Aches and Pains Of every char
ter. Beware of limitations. None genuine without ths
written signature Of j. Simns. NJ D. on the wrapper--
Price % cents per bottle
DR. sIMM's CHOLERA sYRUP.-The great cure for
Acute and Chronic Darrhca Warranted fren from nIatpa
This remedy Is undoubtedly tho best remedy ior te cure
Of Bowel Complaints, Dysentery Collie, Cramps Cholery
MorbuS, Cholera lnf,ntum and tho Summer Diseases Of
Children. Price % cents.
DR.. J. sIMMs VEGETABLE PILLS, sugar coated or
plain These Pills operate without gripping, sickeninR
or leaving the Bowels csye They have proved perfect
antidote for Sick Headache and very eectual cure for
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach Bechng RheI
aiism Ner'Onsnesa Irregularities, Low Spirts Jaundee
iiunOrs &c hi ali Diseases arising from torpid Liver or
for 81.
Prepared only by Dr. j. sINfas SON. dealers In puBs
Family Medicines. Sc- Fourth King Streets Wilmington
Storekeeners and dealers supplied very liberal ters
Orders solicited These sold by most Of store
keepers and dealers generally. an03-Gm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
PYLE & HOUSTON.

NO. 1870 ORANGE STREET, WILMINGTON della
I ware manufacturers of Sash, Blinds, Doors Shutters
window Frames, Nfondings. &c. &C., would inform tbo
public generally that they keep constantly on hand he
above articles OF all sizes and patterns sash either with
or without Glazing Sldingand all kinds of Lumber pansJ
~ the thousand and at short notice. large room with
steall power lot rent ap23-ly
(tULBERT 4 BROTHER
NJ SUCCESSORS TO AKIN CULBERT
Seeds, Plaster. Salt Fish, &c. Also M i pERuyIIN
GuANo and other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
me Agents Brick Stores s. r. Corner Of Front and Orange
all1e,S, Wilmington, Del. iyaly
SARsAPARILLA FOUNTAIN MEAD--A
most delicious beverage at BODDYs Ice Cream saoon
22l Market street.
'7H1 LBS. OF no. ] POTASH, JUST RECEIVED AND
sD0 FUR SALE BY II. II. BIINGuuRHTs,
Pelss 3l7 Market Street.
CPAULDING's GLUE, the best LiauId dine in
y use, cheap at H. II. DRINGnURsTs, 3if Market st.
IL BRINdHURsTs e' " - :"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07

" BRUWN-the cheapest and BEST ever introduced
Only ~ cents box. Try ityes instantaneously free
from al injurious properties whskcrs and mostachos
dyed III few nnntes-wil not wash out ssy- Rememher
only ~ cents box and each box contans MS mc M il
usually bold for 81 Sold only by Dr. j. sIMMs SON an
anu King slrents. sole nghnls for MllmnRtnn ~ -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
Now who, and what, is Mr.. Lincoln, tha,

Now who, and what, is Mr.. Lincoln, that
Conservative men should shrink from him as
from contagion! have read him carefully,
and have not yet found sentiment in all
his frank, unreeerved discussions, which
does not accord with what Mr. Clay has
uttered over and over again. He is oppos-
ed to making free territory slave. So was
Mr.. Clay. He looks hopefully to the ex-
tnction Of The institution, and the substitu.
ton OF a mere humane and just relation Of
labor to capital, and that by the parties in.
teres,ed, and in lawful and proper ways. So
did Mr.. Llsy. He Is no fanatic, bawling
after equal social and political rights for the
negro with the white race. Read his debate
with Senator Douglas for the most sound
and common. sense views on all this class Of
questions. lie does believe The negro to be
q man, and not thing, and that the broad
humanity of our Declaration Of lndepen-
dence, which declsres tbs. all men are enti.
tied to life, liberty, and pursuit Of happiness.
as the free gift OF God, is universal prin-
ciple as good at the tropics us in the TEN.
perate latitudes. (Renewed applause Did
dils S'oJ hhlbh ONutthi 1tt
in Mr. Lincoln's political character which
repels me from his support.
In his personal character find much that
is attractive. It is the universal testimony,
it comes from political foe and friend alike,
who know him, that he has kept his heart
sound in all his life battle. So pre-eminent
is his integrity, SO deep rooted is his justice
in public confidence, that his familiar ap-
pellation Is a sobriQuei indicative Of that con-
fidence.
Few men win this in any country. Aris-
sides did, and he was banished from Athens
because he was "honest "
We are not immaculate, but do not be.
leve we are yet prepared 10 bunish our Ar.
istdes because he is called "the Just"
JAMES o. PUTNMAN.
Loud cheers)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

BABY LOST AND THE MOTHER DIDN'T
Know IT.-Quite an interesting scene took
place at the Tennessee depot yesterday
aftern DON, under the following circu N
stances: Just before the time of the depar-
turs, a "darkey" came r"nning down the
platform with baby--yes, a live baby-in
his arms, calling out. "Who's lost baby! !"
"Who's lost baby!" No one claiming the
darling Of its mother, our African friend
poked his head In The ladies' car excalmipg
in quite a me lodious voice, "Who lost dis
chile" when lady arose and exclaimed,
God bless mel forgot the darling little
creature!"
The baby was placed in its mothers arms,
when he 'darkey' retired, highly delighted
In his having restored the little one to It's
careless mammn.-Lynchburg IVA. Rep.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

ueolthy human Blood upon being Analyzed al.
l. l. ways presents us with the same essential
elements, and gives oi course the True Standard.
Analyze the Blood Of person suffering from con
sumption. Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA. Scrofulh.
&c, and we find 10 every instance certain defici-
encies in the red globules OF Blood. Supply these
deficiencies, and you are made well. The Blood
Food is founded upon this Taeory--hence It's as
tonishing success. There are Five Prepara ations
adapted 10 the deficiencies of the Blood in differ.
ent diseases. For Coughs, colds bronchitis, ,or
any affection whatever Of the Throat or Lungs in
Guiding consumption, use No. /, which IS also the
No for Depression iSptits, Loss oi Appetite and
tor all chronic complaints arising from over.use,
genera debility and nervous pi piostration. No. 9,
tor Liver complaints, No. for DYSPEPSIA. Being
already prepared for absorption il tistakn by drops
and carried Immediately into the circulation, so
that what you gain you retain. The No is for
female irregu ularites, hysteria, Weaknesses &C.
See special directions for this For ealt rheum;
| Erupiions scrofulous kidney and bladder compa.
ints; take No g. In all cases the directions must
be strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food 81
per bottle. Sold by CHURCH g. DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway; New York.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. ch Marc29 decl5g9ly
Il PATTERSON, Agent, st. CIairsville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

6TTho Bell and Everett organs of Geor
gia concede that State to Breckinridge and
Lane, despite the Democratic divisions, as
the choice Of electors, for want of an abso
Lutte majority for either ticket, will probably
devolve upon the Legislature, according to
the peculiar law of Georgia on this subject
A large majority of the members OF the
present Legislature of that State are said
to be for the Breckinridge ticket.-Cin. Coz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
SAN FOSD,S'

FAMgI.T EAI8ARYIC pETIS.,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts anil
pui up in Glass Gases, AIR Tight. and will keep
IN any cllmato. The Family Cptiiurtic PILL Is u
gentle but active Cahartic, which the proprietor
has used In his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the Satisfaction
which Il express in regard TO their usa has induced
ME TO place them witlin the reach nf all The
profession well know that different Ca thariics act
on different portions cl the bowels. The Family
Cathattic Pin has, with due reference TO this we'll
establiehcd Tact, been compoun led from vari "
OF the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act nike
on every part OF the allmenta-y canal and are good
and snie IN nll cases here n catharc is nee !ed,
9lch as Detnngeuents oi the Stomach Slice piness
Pains IN the Back and Loins, Costiveness Pain 4.
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, il neglected end in u long course
OF Fever, Loss OF Appetite, creeping sensation
oi cold Over tie body, Rollessness, Headache, or
weight 10 the bead, all lnfummntory Diseases,
Worms in children or adults, Rheumatism, n
great purifier Of the Blood aud many diseases to
which flesh il heir, too numerous 10 mention la
this advertisement Dose, to3. a. ffs-
PRICE THREE DIMES. ~ q. ~
pJ-The Liver nyigorator and Family Cathartic
Pills reiailed by Druggists generally, and sold
Wholesale bv the Trade in all thu large towns. 'l
S. Il. w. SANFORD, M. ID. ha-I
Manu- iactnrer and Proprietor, =.
de!5o9ly 335 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

0J-The Port Huron (Micb } Press m axes
the capital suggestion, that the Douglas g.
Johnson wing Of the Democracy use the
language Of Johnson for banners, viz:
"Wo believe that Capital Should Own
Labor" That would be truthful expo
siton of the Principles of Modern Democ.
racy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

GTThe Worcester Spy quotes the follow
ing passage from Mr.. Douglas Nav Or.
leans Speech OF 1858;
"Slavos are regarded as property, and ara
placed on equal footing with all other pro-
periy. Hence the owner of slaves--the
same as the owner OF any other apecies of
propcrty--hus a right to remove to any Ter.
rltory, and carry his properly with him"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

0J-ln the State of Vermont there are
somewhat less than two Democrats to the
square mile! Yet, Notwithstanding this
the party seems to be very much split up;
for OF the seven Democratic papers in the
State. three ure for Douglus, two for Breck
inridge, and two on the fence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

T'housands are daily speaking In the praise Of
l. Dr. EATON'S: Infaniile Cordial, and whyi
because it never fails TO afford instaneous relief
when ivPn in time. II acts as II by magic, and
one trial alone will convince you that what we
say is true. 1t contains no Paregoric or Opiate Of
any kind. and therefore relieves by removing the
sufTerings of your child. instead Of by dendening
its sensibilines For this reason, Ii commends
itself ne only reliable preparation now known fer
Children 1ecthing ,DarahGa, Dysentety. Grip.
ing in the Bowels, Acidiiy Of the Stomach, Wind,
Cold in the Head, aud Group, also for softening
the gums, reducing inflammation, regulating the
Bowels. and relieving pain is has equal-being
an anti.spnsmodic IL is used with uniailing sue.
cess in all cases Of Convnlsion or other Fits. As
you value the life and hea tn OF your childred and
wish 10 tosave.them from those sHd md bigh,ing
consequences which nre certain 10 result from the
use Of narcotics of which all other remedies ior
lnfantile Complaints are composed take none but
DIR. Eaton's lnionue Cordial, this you can rely
upon. 1t is perfectly harmless, and cannot injure
the mos: delicate infant. Price, 25 cents Full
ections ACCOMPANY ench b1tte Praplred ,nly
CHURCH g. DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

OF Eastern papers say tnat the proposed
fusion between ths lrish-C Catholic Douglass
ties of New York and the Simon Pure
American leaders--lhe coalition of Brooks
and Archbishop Hughes-is likely to fail -
It will not be abandoned. certrinly without
thorough effect,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27

Tax PRrNCE or WALks-It IS announced that bis
Royal Hghness, the Prince Of Wales viii reach this city,
on Sa,urday, October Oh and remain until the aiter
nooa Of the 7h II there Is 20 be any formal reception
the part Of the citizens the constituted authorities
the subject should receive prompt consideration In
order unueghbory ealouses may be aayedWe sug-
gest that the citizens OF Petersburg be invited 10 art-
eplie in the arrangements' Il viii be observed that
the distinguished visitor will arrive in Richmond, a. the
close Of next week and w thus be prevented from Wit
sSsiag the interesting process Of the manufacture Of
chsging tobacco in the factories Of this city, bis
,rdship Wilg, the minority Of strangers are,
60 view one phase OF peculiar Institution Il the
risk OF Offending bis royal OliactOries he will however,
have opportunity o, seeing the colored population Of
chmOnd al their glory Of sunday liberty he will
Sc them prOmenadng the streets atired in the most
fshjn1ols STYLE and almost monOpOzng the sidewalks
lie will perceive that they lively and cheerful A.
eckes-,hlt they altogether unToubed with cares
for the morroW-in short thai they are The haPpiest aud
most cOnented peasantry in the world II he las PM
isonhica turn OF mind the Prince viii b. amazed al the
stlDeudous folly Of the fanatics o. Eng1.d and America
who ctmor for the abolition Of negro serSitude in the
Southern States wien il is obvious that toe condition
o. the slaves is beyond mclOru0n and that their en-
frAnyhsement would expose them 70 iueaculable Prya
tJus ami misery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27
EDUCATION.
FEMALE INSTITUTE.


TIVE Eleventh Session Of this Institution viii the
hs Monday II Oeober next and close the last day Of
June, 1850
Principal necessary 70 give the naues Of
the Assistant Teachers in his employ simply saying that
ed ~ eleven thoroughly gusd Instructors and that eGor.
will be made maintain the high reputation and select character
Of the aehool
advantages department Of cuo Vocal and
numenta are uniupaSEed The most accomplished teachers
In the city Dyed and particular attention paid this
valuable accomplishment.
French ladies' reared educated in Paris and spealng
the puresi French, res 10 the family Of the Principal whose
peca duty 10 speak French habuay with all those who
studying the language confidently that ss much
and French sspoken In the honse In female school
In the Union
The subjects Natural Philosophy and ohemsry are fully l.
being as complete Us any In the state
Epecs attention given also the study Of History, English
active and profitable
The Principal refers with pride the following list Of PATRONS,
about the best eTidenoe OF the merits Of ia SCHOOL,
Hon A. Wise, Norfolk, Va Com NJ. y. M4ury, Nat Oh;
Rev Wm sparrow, Theological Seminary, Alexandria; Rev P.
slaughter, oupeper Rev H. Read Rev George Woodbridge,
Rev n. kep!er, Rev. d. pogget Or b. r. Wexford, A A.
korsonJ T. An1ouop, n Grsttsn james Lyons T. T. Price.
VIM Pa meT Col Fois ne, Col W. HunioFd A. Ruiher
foord Hon John Robertson Richmond NJ Morson Gooch-
land; WIN Clark Darlington, HsfsT; r. X Crae Green
ber Va; p 80 George Cooke Powhats Dr. p H. Stuart King
George; R T. Scott Fsuquer T. J. Randolph, b. p Minor, Al
Mrs II HARRISON Lower Brandon; Col g. Dabney Dry Crave,
Mics Bryce Stewart clAksvle. Tenn Hon g. H. Lee, olarks
Rssrcnces made also the Faculties Of the Virginia Military
Institute snd Hsm and Mary College 70 Professors Bed,or,
Smith, Coleman, Maupn and Da' Of Tho University Virginia.
Board, Washing and Lights. t?2s 90
nu -, 90 w
Latin Modern Languages In classes each 20 90
hu'e Vocal or on Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Dravins or fartns in oil eooTs $50 to 50 20
Psys5s half Isl October biaacc on The ci Of Fssruar
For further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
D. LEE POWELL,
jyi2-3m Box 81, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27

LATER FROM EUROPE.

The London Tunes says Victor Emanuel and bis friends
viii find formidable competitor in Garibadi whose sue
ceses appear sufficient 70 resistance that
the States Of the Church make. Austria Is decided
rot to receive the Nespotan 1eet into any Austrian
port
Il is asserted that Nithou waiting reply from Rome
IS 200 Sandman troops entered the UmbrA on the llh
and on the l2ih $4,000 more Sandman troops attacked
and took Peziro taking 200 German prisoners who
we're in the fortress. Gen. Bella who commanded the
Popes troops bad ordered bis forces to sack the towr
and VAS taken prisoner TO Turin.
The Germln garrison of 0viyeto bad capitulated to
the insurgents.
command OF the French troops
Gen Limoricere had concentrated his army at Aneona.
Several Powers protested against the entry Of the SAr
dniaus into the PApal States attack upon nterna
;ioua rghts Russia and Prussia protested in the stron
gest terms but would take other step. Count Ca
issued note explaining the attitude of Sard-
MIA.
l. was asserted that the French army at Rome to
be increased. Paris dispatch Of "Wednesday night
says the Piedmootes forces are marching rapidly on
Iamolciere's army. "Aa engagement is expected to-
morrow" The Emperor used every exerion prevent
the invasion Of the States Of the Chareh The relations
between France and Piedmont critical.
The Bouss Hat and stocks lower.
l. reported that France had refused to make the
slightest concessions to Switzerland in the Savoy alir
Switzerland persists 10 considering the question
for the decision Of Europe.
The interVieS between the Emperors Of Russia aud
Austria takes place Warsaw the first of October
l. is said that the statement Of the alliance between
England, Austrian and Russia is false, so far Aus
trla Is concerned
The French Army still encampcd at Bsgrout
No Cp-n disturbances had occurred.
The arrival OF prisoners COnsianinople excited the
population Of China.
Trouble was expected at Canton should the Allies
meet reverses in the North.
The Rebels had takeu the city Of Chew Hiang twenty
eve mile from Shanghai.
The Of famine in the Northern District Of Iudia
were dissolved, average crop being anticipated
COMMERCIAL.
The cotton sales for the week l6 500 bales The
market Friday, cleared steady at advance Of Is
% II on the week The stock in port was 99S, 0O0
bale, iuclgdug 7S5 0cO American. The quotations we've:
Orleans MidGlrg g SIS; Uplanls Kidding, Is
Toe wea her fine
Flour was duh. Whea, firm at full prices. Corn firm.
Provisions quiet.
Cols0ls 90 Is.
LoNDoS, Thursday Erspiag-FCuds are heavy, and
the Paris Bourse shows great dull1ess
The belief prevails hat there will be general war,
bu, that new VdlaFrsnca arrangement will ensue
during the autumn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27
T'EGlEf, .aaEA!UTIFDL AMI ATTnkorIys

=
hOND, CALLED MOUNT ERIN" for sale Acc n-vge viii
sell on the PREMISE public a1cton ER.AY hr 5h 0co-
5sr Is o. AZ O'clock tunless od privately beo h, me the
be ut suburban residence "MOUAT E-Ig situate half m e
cas- Of the city the BlehmoGd and Williamsburg turnpike
The prope y Il owned ard oecup by Mr. p H. Eeach who
compelled 10 s. scc0uro 6uless gage cent. Ia Tie city
ogcupl ing The wIclr Of liz time
The homnsea4 contains about et ar Beautifully laid off In
Grove, Fruit Tos er Negrtsh Garden large
handsome EF OK bwslng, SerE.ns Houe rooms good
stable aud accOmmOda for four Hofsss
All lining The Is yaluabl- OF, Containing FIVE
AGREE which viii he i sih Tie ab " preferred ise
be cyiiei Into building and old Ill new
Tnrpke psstng mont Of this property adds rfta IL yau
belies TIE nG shho no Is sc desirable
I'm eat,y fer the s4e offered ono GEe ftuiy
Horse ore my Carl nd HarnE5 Concord ggy Wa
On aud Harness two he Mich Cows together Y.Iieiy cf
Gardening Items t.
Aso ary- lo o. surplus Eousehrli Furniture CrpcA &C.
1RE the Pc Estate one-fth cash bslIuce IS
and ~ mouths Tor nesoabl Interest sdtei secured BY
trust deed For the personal property all so cash
over that amorn. four months credit fr approved negotiable
gODIIN 4 ApPEKSuN
se2f-hs Au toneers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27
University OF 7 .OuSiana,
LAW nEPXEiTN7

The announcement for the s,On of 1890 s vii be urnhs
h those Nho apply ssindicatrd iy6-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27

NORFOLK Sept ga b.iE, no name, supposed to be
tn Storr, Hiag arrived in ehug, Of Lieutenant A. X.
Hughes L. 5 n. 50 dsy, from Monroya, Liberia 81
Wa captured b. the T. \ Steamer San Jscin O. CAPITA
Doraiu on the S;h August CT Congo river, with 6l9
slaves OF bolrd which were landed az Nouroyis.
The priz- ship Erie, captured by the U. ) steamer
Nolecaa the sth OF August arrived at Nom ovia with
oges 500 Africans in charge OF Lieut. D,neuar L. s. N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27
-oTTCATrON.


TNOAnnINC sCMOOL AT hOAhURY, NEW
Is KfST Co Val viii open this school mothers (nrs
a. Pollard residence the a' Of september lesO for the I'm
Boys o. ihs school viii erjOy all the advantages Of private
win embrace al the Enghh Classical Maihe-
NAUTICAL branches.
lrcnT Oh can he obtained by addressing Thos r. Ballard
Erehspge Hotel Richmond myself At lahbard's o.. New
Ken, county. tnoS fOLLAkD, A. W.
w. D. Hoge n D., Behmon@; u u Douglas King William; Wm.
EeNton Hanover, John feee Ne" henti hugh NeEonPe
tsrs6u.y; 7. Taylor, New Kent