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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURK DAYS,


GROoERIEs &c. AT AUCTIOy.-on Thurs.
sOrtuent Of Groceri ., vlE
S,9 and c ssf.s'ug.r'
Pori,nd sysup
Western BacOn ldes and Shoulders
O. ushed sugar
Candies
Nasufac,ured TOT acco
Pure nolssses Rum
r. ciiled whiiy
Yren n Brandy
Enguh dairy Cheese
Engish Porter and Ale
BLACK BiacE tea
House lock and seal, Imported ship Hampshire" from
ALSO,
co. sides sole Leather.
TKRxs-Under 500 cash. 800 and months credit 70
oe5 LAG. B. nAvENPoRNr
VARIABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON NORTH
SIDE on GARY Between 2th and 18th Streets r sale by
l6 100 commencing at ~ o'clock NJ, Brick Tenement
number years occupied BY Mr. Nicholas Deversux as leather
store
location Of this property particularly adapts for Com.
cash. the balance at 10 and IS months for
nesoAbe notes With Interest added aad secured by deed
Oe2-td' JAS N. TAYLOR tsoN, Aucta.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
, ~ LOT ON TUE MOTH sIDE OF GRACE STREET, AS EX-
BY decree OF the Circuit Court OF Hnco County
ced the 2sh day Of April 1900 In Of Perkins vs.
krs' ex'crs shall proc eed to SELL public auction up
Prsmis on MoseAY the 18Th day Of October, Gf fair II
the next fair day thereafter commencing ~ osoc p
he REAL ESTATE 10 the bill nenton,i "being the Brick
ent tbs north aide Of Grace street. between Heny
streets occupied Mr. w 8. Thaw" The house large
and well ard hiss convenience
dalton Of large sized family.
TRIMS On fourth cash; the balance In three equal -tta
ments ere OF g. IL and IS months respectively with
est from the day of saehe credit sameis bG
negotiable not with n'ei added vi approve orser
and the tile be etaned I'LL all the purchase money psd and
a eonve. directed BY the Court A. COURTNEY,
Special Commissl
Sale BY Jas NJ TAYLOR soS. Auctl [se2s tds
"a ,RUsTEE,S SALE OF $50 ACRES OF LAND
l. IN HENRlco COUNTY, ABOUT MILES WEST OF RICH
M0ND.As Trustee certain deed Of trust from Robert
smith and wife, dated the 15h day fJanuay 1885, duly record
ed In Henhco County Court shall execution thereof
TO sell al public auction the premises FRIDAY The l2
day OF October ls0 At ~ O'Clock, the go OF nd
less conveyed by the said deed lying aud being County
Of Henrcr LANDS Of Jno Ford upon which
said Robert l. A. smith nov resides
TERNs-0nebrd cash, balance at and months for negsta
bic notes. with interest added and title retained IN
paid PRESTON NJ QUARLIs, Trustee.
Sale conducted by y B. cooE Auet se27-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

WoRsE THAN YASckT While YAncey is going
through the country preaching secession and disunon,
citizen Of New York, named Dr. John Thomas, IS visi-
uug different parts Of the country preaching the sp-
preaching snbyer0n Of The government aud the esaO-
hshment Of kingdo1a-eyen here in the land Of free
dom! he is nos m Richmond, aod is announced to
speak tonight COrinthian Hall lie delivered sd-
dress at the same place Wednesday night but the de-
Of citizens TO existing institutions and the un-
popularity Of DE- rs doctrines both AIesed by the
Tact that MS audience consisted Of only forty or
y persons IL IS due 10 Dr. T. 70 say that be does not
justly himself in his declarations by appea! to the
resolutions OF IS and ~ any other political plat
iorm But pro0lams himself IN favor Of Kingdom, be
cause he believes that all the kingdoms goverumeuts
OF thus world are 70 become the Kingdoms Of our Lord,
and OF his Christ and he shall reign Tor ever and ever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
AUCriUE SALES
TKsEa DAY.
BY G0DDIN q ApPERs0N, Aucis.

VygE sEAUTIFTG AMI ATTRACTING
COUNTRY sEs ,Ic,, H4Lg MI SOUTH LIST oF kcH
sell on the premises az public auction fRifAf The Sh oo
Ssr $50 :; Sso as.' ssd R,ys.sy before ,si .l he
east Of the city on the sehnosd and Williamsburg Turnpike
The property owned and occupied by Mr. p H. Reach
compelled TO sell on account business engagements In the city
Ihe contains esb, acres beautifully
Grove Puii Fouer Vegetsb Garden Sc having large and
Stable. accommodations uorss and twenty Cows
AsSinTs , on M Z. est s ssI sy or I've
Il viii he divided into building lois and sold s'parsy The
TaIppke passing in front Of ID, property adds greatly to h value.
Immediately fer the above sale vii be offered one fine family
Horse my Carriage and Harnss Concord Bsgy Wag
Gardening Utensils.
TKEnRor the Real litlte Oneah cash. balance at a. IS
aud q months Tor nesoisb notes Interest sdde secured by
tina! amount four months credit Tor approved ngoiabe
note scs;-.a. 'oODiS Z Ar Az iIoD.tr.
by MOORE DAwsoT AOe',
NEGRoEs-we SELL esction room on Franklin
aarI- - NooRE 6i1soS, Aue..
BY DAVIS, DEUPREE co.
80 @ viii ,' NJ gi5f s;l''i
BY BEFTs & GREGORY, Auesb
10 NEGRoEs:-wsv VIZ :;l rs M9T9Ss a, 10 clock
Franklin Street.
By PUILTAM co. Apc;s
Ok ERGROES-we Will sell q Likely Negroes to-day, at 10
| AC o'clock. PULLIAM 4 90, Auets,
DAD Fellows Han.
BHOuse Servants Cooks, Washers and Ironsrs for sale
privately, nyll
BY HECTOR DAVIS. Auet
SO NEGROEs.-Ihs day O'clock viii sell any likely
W Eaye HECTOR DAVIS
je23-du AueL
BY DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO., Agc,.
NKGRORs.-TBIs DAY 81 10 O'clock, VIII be soi5 50 ai-
ri nnwaa ard IL
| dren. DICKINSON, ELL 4 CO.,
de92-dlm L1e.loreerf-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

,HE Seventh Session begins OCTOBER i $780, and ends the
III last Of June. 1861.
den in the the Institution deserving Of the
and the high literary character has achieved
play ground attached beautifully Thoroughly
Shed apparatus costly and compete M course Of study CON-
The FpT h As will be seen nom our catalogue Is unusu
sre are taught ser the adapted 70 secure mental
discipline which the true end Of study but In French par
tcularly conversation 4 also careful " attended TO.
The uSca remains in charge Mr.
@. Q. MIA has been added 70 II
haa H. winston A. M nv Of Va President and Prof Of
Moral Science and ing iih Literature
James Leigh JONES' A NJ UNIV Of VA Mathematics and Ian
R A. Lewis NJ D., Natural Sciences,
Prof =. Eulon (of Paris French
senor Carlos @. Mera Spanish and Italian
Miss Mary L. LenWIch, Drawing, Paotng, 40.
John ". Reeve, Penmanshlp.
Miss Royal English Branches.
Miss s. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane 3 etanard, Preparation. Department
Mrs. Ann T. Mallory, Preparsto Department
N. b. Clapp Principal Musical Department
Q. H Sa.,d Eaa aOi,,,
President Vim hear the recI.Ons Of az s Case. 4. veg
giving special attention to the Primary pupils
TRRNs SIsE MONTHS.
(HaH payable Oct 1, 1850 emander Pei. 10. 1851
Enelsh Tuition Preparatory Depart Benl. $50 90
English Tu ton. Collegiate Department. 80 90
Ma sc" on Phi Piano. sS With Vocal -c SO
Music Guitar, .''..........' ~ W
Vocal Music alone ttatcn by ali ci.;scs. go
Drawing Needlewofk, GreeiAn Painting 20 70
Board including everything except washing. leo 70
Washing. 10
reduction Of OHeJoarh 10 AsHisierS
No extra charges
Pups provide Books and Stationery their own expense
n OF psoaeied Sickness ad daetIon will be made
absence
Boarders members ire Presidents family Money
their incidental expenses should be deposited with him. and all let
ters for them sent TO bis care.
Catalogues containing full details may be obtained the Book
stores, by application 10 the President
CHARLES H. WINSTON
auB-dkc2Em Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

TuE Hou Erastus Brooks Editor Of tire New Yorl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
spRINaS. POMHATAN GnIlNTY. VIRGINIA,

HUGURNOT SPRINGS, POWhATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
SCHOOL will be opened At MS place. on the LIST Of October
nrx nnder the direction Of the undersigned Though de-
rned especially preparatory to the University Of Virginia.
v for this reason afford no fewer advantages TO those Intend
Ing 10 enter other Universities, or any college
One Of the Principals will teach Mathematics the other Ian.
Euages Assistant Instructors Sn every case be graduates
Modern Languages will receive occasional Instruction from
Charses for The session. $3.50 including every thing.
rcuSrs NAV obtained at the Bookstores In Richmond,
bv appIIcation 10 us TIN ough the Richmond, p. o.
PHILIP h sTANARD, A. NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof Va NIL Inst
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR, A NJ,
10 ak..e Iateiv Of Greek In Riehmnnd Coliera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

MFRS PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL.
M sycamore Church. on 1th street. between Ma
shall on the nrst Monday October she receive few
boys Terms $50 per session o. months. Jyls-u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
Truly yours,
II. ". SEELEY.

The above letters from Senators Sec
ley and Hutchinson may be regarded
as sufficient refutation against the char
ges made against me in said editorial,
and also to the extract from the Ii1egs-
ton Stor, relating to the bills mention
ed III said letters But the reckless
and gIaring falsehoods contained in
both editorial and extract, seem to call
for q reply at my hands, Had there
been a trace Of truth in either, I should
have RETAINED from I'll comment. de-
string as I do to enter into no public
controversy in regard TO the judicial
canvass pending in the Eth circuit; and
under the circumstances, [ must be
considered as being forced unwilling
ly into the newspapers.
The sections referred to detaching
Juneau county from the 7th Circuit,
were in both bills, when [ first saw
them, and were not inserted at my in
stance or request, as is falsely alleged.
Neither Seeley nor Hutchinson have
made any snch statement as that ap-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
NIADIsoN, March goth. 1850
i our Obcdient servant,
L. IIANCHETT

nLAOlSoN, Mafch zOth, 1850.
AAg%. 1\r,, H. &c tl0''c[1eSe: ~ 1
l,on,n mN,, - ~ o1' no'e 81 tlllS oate Is
D~l" 1;'lo :'le, o'.'''ns my ''V[entioil 70 an
shora e, a. - I.:5o ,'ual!?oL oi ''e " 'o
,ha+ na,,a,. S;Y' u, :,,oa' 'l.0 tui'o' ol
nno, I'm ;ntnS'7 'oll.e ~ !: '''' ti'>'
Snno,o ha'.;,, a.' c,.';|0 49, ~ l'i9 IL tlle
IN fLo esr;,or,tar;aI 1:oc q 'l'!'I2 "a T
n;,tL .I t,:a1 s''i,'. ~ 1'o'o''on " we
''''>. '''i' :, e ''i:l"l CIRCUITS, WIZ!
u ~" " eq"''l'EllI9 Lii som" degree the
J"Gl'l'" l""oES ol 'hose circuits.
All } o,'i "O'o EeIefFeo 10, you say,
-, ~. " " III 40 NE i iaFoF py answering
' az lr4'' ~ ~ t1n ,i,'s0.loliS I =,
dnrad a.. ,.o,, a,.:l.:ro11.. , D"- 80 '','' =
49, ''t rs '''''liS "a q" Il 0o''1l'l
3 @ 4{,.. ':'' ~, '<'o'i'!'S J"'e%N county
't' toj '1'''2 a''' i:'e ,1 ~. 'ne lh circuit
+oroI aI,a1 -, ,'-;, 90. ~ :''t ieSi'set III
o-,o1t ~ > - o'''''' - ''' ~ ''S'"''ce OF re-
I'U<' [so,
'"' ]A'' q" Il HlS'll0eE OF Ine Juoi-
Cl:'I c?l''l'l'~9:' g, "ho were ho5 ootn OF
>'''' oIll$ ~ III instance ana suggestion
'S2't5," !: ~, "@eN "''''oo' Fece'2leenQ2-
''"r =,
- very eoe',iu!!} u answer 1hat the SAID
i. ON rs oF'4h39hy y i:,y oFa"h oE me conteM-
piatcd and did co"taIn the section de
.2GAi.'S tne county o' juneau from the
t' elic"lt' ana mas not heen changed
~ any respect = yo"r instance, or that
o. an! person In regard to your third
q"vS1lon' l,",S,3o' nav! h.'Ee 70 say that | am q
.i,[ 4Io ''s,'s' - o'Ie > '"'lciafy committee CT
afarnso;J f, ,1S,iI'i I'm I'r was 3eSsne W9en the
I''4. I'r '>''ll' ",'' do """er eonSlderatIon
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07

following language appears in said ed
ltoral: owe have been assured that
both Senators Seeley and Hutchinson
state that their bills when drawn by
them originally did not any way inter
fere with the 7th circuit, but they were
altered at Senator Hanchett's Instance
and request" You will do me a favor
by answering the following questions
over your signature:
lst. Did the above bill introduced by
you as originally drawn contain the
section detaching Juneau county, and
thus interfering with the 7th circuit :?
2d. Was said bill in any respect al
tered or changed at my instance or re-
quest?
Sd. Are you q member Of the Judi
cIary committee, and were rot both Of
SAID bills at my instance and sucges-
ton, reported back 2cithout rec02unze7,-
d0tion ?
An early answer to the above cues
tons will confer upon me personal
favor.
I am sir,
Your obedient servant,
l.. IfANCHETT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
LUTHER HANCHETT.


"A man recently knocked down an
elephant. He was an auctioneer.
--IIow to grow bull rushes: Tease
short horned Durham in fly time.
1t is Il notorious fact. that every
man what kicks the bucket turns pale.
What river in England is what
naughty girls do? Tie river Tees
(Tease).
why is room full Of married peo-
pie empty? Becau8 there's not {. sin
gle person in it..
Tho assayers Of the mint ought to
be good boatmen, owing to their expe-
rlcnce i'll handling the ores.
The first confidence woman-Eve
She played the ball game with an ap-
pie Oh gentleman from the rural dis
tricts named Adam.
The man who tried to draw his
breath with corkacrew is now endcav-
oring to pull the old saags from the
mouth Of lhe Ohio river.
The quickest method Of taking the
CHAR n political meeting IS to Insult
somebody. He will give 1t to yon i'm
mediateiy over the head.
"A merchant examining a hoashead
OF hardware, on comparing it with the
invoice, found it all ii ght except ham
mer less than the invoice. "Och ,
don't DO troubled about that, yer hon
or, said his IRISH porter, "an' sure the
it, Y~-. - .
- "If there Is any thing I hate,
it is woman with lap-dog. always
want to drown IL and pat baby in its
place" says cruel Fanny Fern, forget
ting that too often the lap-doc owners
feel the same way, but take the doc
because they cant have the baby
Shouldn't be hard on the sex, Fa1nv
because you've done little sonleth;n1,
for your country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
/ Our OBJ servant,
i. Han CHETT.
MADISON, March 20, 1860.

MADISON, March 20, 1860.
Ion. L'etAcr Hanchejt::
DEAR SUI take great pleasure in
replying, hastily, to Your note Of this
day, rs had previously observed the
editorial Ill the -aJytfs to witch You al
i"de.
so lar as the introduction Of the bill
creating the llth .Judlciai circuit IS
used as an element III the campaign III
1hc ''h, am confident that the ed!f-
or IS l200TlnG under a mistake Of the
facts. My object was to create this
circuit, and saw nothing il chat con-
test that would affect my object in any
way Whatever | could not possibly
have any wish to interfere with the free
choice OF the people there. | conccir-
ed that new district was lmpeFltlveIr
demanded by the people in that section
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
$1.5O A YEAR.

"Reso!oed, That the said William G.
Webb has by disregard of duty, and
a perpetration of fraud, proved himself
unworthy of q seat, as member Of
this Assembly," Assembly Journal Of
1853, page 944, 945, 94e.
It is due to myself, as we'll Is 70 4be
people, that should here state briefly
the reasons that have induced me to
comment on the conduct Of Jud0e
Cate.
The relation existing between nfr
Alban and myself is such that I would
gladly have avoided referring to either
Of those gentlemen, if | could have
done SO with any kind Of proprietv, but
the course Of the former has been so
inconsistent, unjust, and in mapv in
stances sa0hcloNs, not only towards
Mr.. Alban, but his friends. and esDecial-
ly myself, that I could not leave him
unnoticed. Up to the present moment.
/ have treated him with becomino re.
spect, and have not either publicly OF,
privately assailed lis character. He on
the contrary, months ago, and before
L had done scarcely anything against
bis reelection, scattered his 12J.;y0te
letters over the circllit. and even ont Of
1t, wherein he oi(lifed and abused me
G'ad 17y friends IN the most sH0n,e53K
end 0i$grac:fu2 manner. In . letter
to the Hon. Ii. ". Curtis, bearing date
prior to the Convention, he character
ICES me ''as one among an a52aacrat22uzous
a1'0 2thre|ontthg pach,;;" in private
letter OF still earlier date written to An
old and intimate friend of mine, whose
name | am not at liberty to mention at
present, he gravely declares in sub
stance, thGt 1 10 not h'aoa0 hosc to be
honest, and makes other kindred re-
marks: The Judge anticipating nv
opposition, thought by such cowardIv
and contemplate means to imDair what
ittle influence l might have to use to
his disadvantage.
have served the people for nearly
four years IN the State Senate, and dn-
ring that time have endeavored to rco-
ulate and guide my actions by the nrjn-
cipleS Of honor and integrity y; and have
devoted all my energies to an honest
and faithful discharge Of nv duty. in
dulging the hope that at the close Of
my term Of Office I might receive the
appreciation Of the people whose RIGHTS
and Interests have labored to onard
and protect. My Official votes and
conduct are spread upon the records
OF the State; oy those records let me
be tried. Shall my character be first
assassinated by a mercenarv iudoe to
crafty his iuordinate ambition. and
then publicly assailed by villain hired
and paid for the same purposess nv
friends must in few days answer this
question through the ballot-box, aud
then we shall sec.
Trusting and sincerely hoping that
the detection thus cngcndcred NAV not
damage the Republican cause,
l subscribe myself, &c.
LUTHER IANCHETT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
Hanchett's Reply to Charges made
against his Private Character
and Official Action.
MADISON, March 26, 1850.

To the People Of Wausdara County:
Feeling called upon by a sense of
6elf-respect to defend myself against
certain false and villainous attacks up
on my ccnduct as public officer by
the Waushara Go. Aryet8, and also
against clanlestiDe assaults upon nv
private character, made by distin
gnlShed gentlemen to whose service
that sheet is devoted, [ respectfully
submit the following c0rrespondcncc
and accompanying comments for your
consideration
MADISON, March 90, 1860.
Hon. Buel II. Huchjns0n:
DEAR S1E-I find in the Waushara
Comfy Aoyoss Of March 9th, 1860, an
editorial relating to two bills lately in
trocuced in the Senate, one Of which
was introduced by yourself, and cnti-
tied GA bill to establish the Nth judi
cial circuit, and define the boundaries
Of the third judicial circuit" the other
by senator Secley, entitled On bill for
M act to define the boundaries of the
third and ninth judicial circuits Of this
State, . each Of which proposes to de-
tach Juneau county from the seventh
circuit.
The following language appears in
said editorial: E|Wc have been assur-
ell that both senators Seely and Hutch
insOn state that their bills, when drawn
by them originally, did not in any way
interfere with the 7th circuit, but they
were altered at senator Hanchett's in
stance and request" You will confer
favor by answering the following
questions over your signature
lst. Did the above bill, introduced
By you IS originally drawn, contain the
section dctaching the Juneau county,
and thus ''iuter1ere with the 7th cir
cult %
%. Has said hiIl in any respect been
altered at my instance" or "rcqucst 2"
An early answer to the above qucs-
lions will confer upon me personal
favor.
| am, sir,
Your oh't servant,
/. IIANCHETT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
Is. E. HUTCHINSON.
MADISON March q

Hon ". ". Saezey:
DEAR SIE-I find in the Waushara
90. argus of March 9th, 1860, IN
editorial relating to two bills lately in
troduced IN the Senate, one of which
was introduced by yourself. and enti-
tied "a bill tor an act to define the
boundaries of the third and ninth Ju-
dicial Circuit Of this State" The other
by Senator Hutchinson, entitled "a
bill to establish the 18th Judicial Cir
cult and to establish the boundaries OF
the third Judicial Circuit" each Of
which bill proposes to detach the coun-
ty of Juneau from the 7th circuit. The
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stores to order.
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to order.
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