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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
Deputy Sheriff llsnRqnqg c@qly
IrrssSSiiffEEfFf gle.

Allison, Andersop,iS. Co... Russell & Sherrell John
-. l'DafAep, rs. lessee Smith a''.','i ~
BY virtue of three, writs Of yenditiohi exponas,
which issued from tie office Of the Circuit Court
of Montgomery FGHntyy Tennessee,to me directed
vihe&Pse taSssle aud sell, to the highest bidder,
for cash. at the court house door, Ia the city sof
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on
MSadpys the First day Of ,J.anuary ), 1865,
the following DESCRIBED tract Of land,1 containing
Go acres and bounded on the north by the lands OIL
T. Smithpn the east byo the hnIls of d. Is. Wall
on tine South1by therlands "a SnlfIi and on the
westby the lands of G. "A. Harrelsl E5ot 50 30 r.
D. NJ. BLACKMAN,
Deputy Sheriff Montgomery county.
Nov IL '65-4t,Prs fee Sf OON y
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SHERIFF SALE,

A. b. Harrison,i Johu. Hiness0 Thos.sM. Duff Aus
gasta7 Tinsley James W. Cain,7 d. Grant, Nc
Galloef & Pitman, Il. o. Council and r. N. Her
ring,Ns.sB. RiPeart. III CDR 81 diig b3u7k ern
BY virtue of nine vrts of1vendtoni exponas,
which issued Som the Office ef the Circuit Court
ofsaiontgomery county; Tennessee, will expose to
sale and sell, 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door, in the city of Clarksvlle, on b.
Moudsy. the First day Of January, 1866,
the faIowing described town property; Lots No
llapd l2,in' wilkins, suhdivison TO the town d
Clarksyile, upon lot No H. is situated large and
eomtprtable Two-Story Brick House. il being the
preent residence Of the said B, r. Peart. -..
O. NJ. BLACKMAN,
Deputy Sheriff Montgomery county
Nov. L7.l6ss4EPalfeeA 81 obOhTTW
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SHERIFF SALE.

F7NT--~ i
O. TipsleyI Thomas Batson, Bell y Miller. Smith =
Gs 6P shfiRp A S6%sk s1si
Jackson. McRc+n6i / u. '''A'' -O' ''A' 70
/ by virtue of sixteen wits Of ndftoni exponas,
which issued from the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
shsl syss r. H. VA 8
Clarksyille, Tenn,
On Voiday, 1T by pfR SnsFys 1861 r
ssi 1 gsS pS
sifarsa sP the %' 3 aSa. # Il Bas;Sn
dPc,a aud YIN. Harry, and on the west. by Jacksoni
Also. one other tlactI In same civf dfytrict con-
Sans RSss4s 81 tSs ssss @
tsS an tas sss 3 Ssi sPs SsSE "''
H Also one other tract fl ciyf district. and
sn as e SFs y ss BRs
"nS aRs g
4 Also ono other tract OF land, containing Two Huns
north east corner Of the pnly and Ssbett lands and
3 IS inc ns on H tbs South b1
the Tally lands and on the west By, the balsncc OF
/ Daley AMI Neblett lands. IN 4
Ai 6ns fRoSsanG sd @
Known as the, Laura Pnfnhce tract, and bounded as
follows: on the north by the land Of S; D Rnmoy'f
Children on tho east by the lapdsef !. II Batson
decd on tue south by the lands of James Crockett
fSss W. HatTN and in the vest py Jackson
eqS shsr Eas ia Syl district No and
the north by the lands sof IL ~ Neble, on the east
BY the lands Of WIN, Shedwick and y. y; Ramey SE
the lands of Mike Black and Jackson, McKernon Co
Also four other tracts Of land, in districts. No:
and Il and bounded as follows one tract 1tainina
lows. on the north by the lands of w. Ussery, east
BY McAlisters meridian line, south by JACKSON Nc
1 kernon Co., and on the west by 10 Davis.
Fifty t45et acres bounded ncrtbg tho Palmyra road
westby s. d. Ramey and, Jane Blacks heirs, sou ID
BY S. ID RsmcS and on tho east by Thomas Batson
One other tract. eontdpins one hundred and fifty
tl5O) acres; bounded, north By W G. Batson east by
I heirs afd On TIC s6Eth by'wfis iiarvey
Ono Other tract, containing One Hundred and FIFTY
lljO) acres bounded the north by Barton's Creek
south by Ben Blackford, east by Jackson, Mckernon
i & Co., and on the west by Ben Blackford;
e. TFtssy DEPUTY srif Mon tsoaisrS csanly
! N9y, y, 1855 4y-1 Prs fec, SIG eOLal NJ z
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'SHEaaif1iS ALE i e ''''''
Allison, Anderson Co. and John n. Jones, '

Allison, Anderson & Co.. and John n. Jones, IS.
j. j. IIagood
BY virtue OF two writs of venditioni exponas,
which issued from the Office of the Circuit Court
Of Montgomery county, to me directed / will ex-
pose to sale and SELL to-the highest bidder for
cash. at the court house door, in the city of Carks-
willie, Tenn. on
Monday, the First day of January, 18 6,
a tract of land, lying in Montgomery county,
Tenn: and eontaiAsl79 Bcres, and bounded ontbe
north by j Ohm oclsoy ua eeastb by u HI Neblett
OH theisontln byHwileyI Jones IND on the west by
c. C. Cooke. - tad rndf y1aToasib lh1itan az :
o. NJ BLACKMAN,
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SHERIFF SALE.

S''Fd"'' FYFpy}TR TSsng aF9iSF w J. =
BY virtue Of two wrts of +tuditioni exponos,
which issued from The Office Of the Circuit Court
of Mes sohsrs fbnbty lehcsdhe tel { II sill a.
pose % sale hhd @ll No tfShighet BIDDER fcreNst
at the court house door, in the city OF Clarksvilie,
Tennessee,
Monday, the First day of January, 1866,
tract of land, in civil district No. 10, and con
tains 22s acres and bounded by the lands Of B,
CorbSin. John Dillin, E. Blake and the Cumber-
hand river. o. NJ. BLACKMAN,
Deputy Sheriff Montgomery county
Nov. II, '65-4t-Prs. fee 81 90
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TFggs1kDopaty Sc sriff Mo- isohser ssanty
Nov, u, 1854 4w--Prs fec, SIG COAL ~ III

SHERIFF SALE.
John a. Ghoson, Allison. Anderson L Co., VS.. Mi
chael Black.
/! By virtue Of tw3wHts Of venditioni exponas which
issued from the Office of the Circuit Court of Mont
gomory countyIegp, kYilIyexpose to sale, and sell
TO the highest bid der for cash, at the court
door in the city Of Clarksville,
/ On Monday, the lst day of January, 1866,
tract Of land in sDsFiot No, y, and c9nt9ips s.
non Go. 49, ., - = :. - 80 - !
ON. BLACKMAN,
Deputy Slerif Montgomery County.
2 Nov. II, lSG5-4W-Irs fec, S4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
Late Southern Adyices.

New YORK, December 2l.-The steampships
Hunter. Nevada and Euterpe have arrived, bringing
Savannah advices to December 18th. The Hcrdfd
saws a convention of Internal Revenue Assessors and
Collectors for South Carolina, Alabama, Florida ana
Georgia, will be held at Atlanta on the 2olH
instant. to regulate the system of assessments ana
collections
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church.
South, convened at Macon December II.
The Savannah cotton market is irregular, holders
asking an advance Middlng uplands rtyeight
cents.
1t is reported that serious difficulty has occurred
between the whites and blacks in Emmanuel county,
Georgia, but no particulars had reached Savannah.
The prOclaiming of martial law at Thomasvie arose
from several unprOvoked attacks upon negroes by
the City Marshal at Kinson, lie inficting wounds
upon one man with hatchet, on account of the
previous arrest of one of the Lamars on the charge
of being engaged in recently developing great cot
ton swndle. The Mayor recommended the procla-
nation of martial law, lie being unable to repress
awlessncss.
The steamer Falcon has been seized at Savannah
by General Brannon, owing to the refusal of her
owners to allow troops TO be transported in her from
Augusta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
HOG MARKETS.

In Louisville, Ky, on the 10Th instant receipts
were moderate with sales at STA cents gross for all
heavy weights, and few sales at IL cents.
In Milwaukee, on the 10Th, dressed hogs were in
limited supply Good straight lots brought $40 to
$40 80 dividing on 900 lbs, while street lots sold al
from - to 50 10. Live hogs-none Offering.
In Cleveland on the 10th, dressed hogs unchanged.
Packers were buying in small lots at Ocents as out
side figure.
In Chicago, on same date, market was dull fol
both the hog and its products Hogs declined % to
10 cents in two days, but packers showed little dis
position to buy even at that decline There is still
a great diversity of opinion in regard to the crop
some of the most reliable raiSelS and shippers assert
that there will not he more than half TO two-thrdT
as many hogs as last season. Others say that II the
number will not quite swell up to last years, the
large increase in weight will more than make W
the difference. "
In New Albany, the market is very dull, and the
highest rates that can be realized by drovers is >
per GENITAL gross, delivered in the pens. Packers are
Offering 81 in the country, but are not anxious ia
contract at that rate.
II seems to be the general impression among the
packers in Cincinnati, Chicago, ST. Louis, Louis
Vile and elsewhere, that hogs will continue to de-
cline until they touch Sc 90.
In Danvile, Va, one hundred and fifty fine hog
arrived on Monday last. We understand they ART
selling at SIT per hundred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
TOBACCO MARKETS.


Twentv.eight hhds were opened to-day. q hhds
were mt mn at auction at the Tobacco Exchange
OF these there were reflections of bids on four hdS
and the balance were sold as follows; one at 5O
one at g. one at 7, one at 10, one AT s. one at w.
enc at 10 90 two ut IL 5O, one at 10 oU one 10 90
one at ii 90 one at l5 three at 10 o. one at u oo'
one at l6 90, one at Is, two at Is Oh, one al ~
IA. odvices Of the 4th instant from London, we
find that from the ID ultmO up to the above date
Virginia tobacco arrived sparingly, the only trans.
action of note being sale OF 80 hhds for the use oil
the navy. Int.
Virginia leaf, short sound and dry, and middling
leaf To GOOD and and fine spinnerS' and selections,
nominal; stcmmcd, ordinary short, ANA steminetl
middling ordinary to good, and line splnnlng' ia
to Did.
In Livenool, on the 9TH instant, prices were for
virginia leaf ordinary and faded do. do. sound DO
do fair dry leafv; do. do. good and fine, nominal ;
stemmcd ordinary short; do. fair lcaiyi do. good
and line, Id 10 Is do.
In Cincinnati on the 10th instant, the receipts OF
leaf were moderate, and the market was dull Tor
leaf without any change IN prices. sales were =
hhds Mason county, and 30 boxes Ohio seed leaf
the former at from 81 % to SlS % the latter from
- 80 to 81. - -,
In Boston the prices are: Kentucky 6a3Oi Bulls
Eve Gag; Cuba, 75aS2; manufactured, No. l. Qua
"a do No . 5Oa6O: do common, 35a50; Pound
I.ump. 5OaSI TO- Manufactured has been in better
demand and the sales have been ut full prices III
lots as wanted by the trade. In leaf there are little
OF no transaction
In Lynchburg nothing of particular interest trans
pired in the tobacco market during the past week.
Receipts small Prices are: Lugs inferior, - 5Oa5,
do. GOOD, S5a7 do fine S7al4 Leaf, short, So 5Oa
%: do good Slal5 do. fine, Sl5a32 do. working slO
ais; do. wrappers S2Oa3O do. do. extra, sIoaloo'
I'm Danvillc Na there is yely little Offering. No
sales worthy of note Bright wrappers in demand.
In Petersburg. on the 2Oth instant, sales were at
Hest mn Jr0rehOHSc.-Onc hhds. sold-Slo.
OakS Jrwehouse.-Ten hhds. opened, six sold
St IS 7 30, 10 -, q, I 10, Is 30.
ljo0rc'y U'archOuNc.-Nine hhds. sod-S1 10
n t2l 10 "a. 5 %, Ii, I3 10, . 10, I 6027 10.
Centre JPuchoUxc.- Eleven hhds. opened, d
,old--Sl9 %, 7 80, j, II. Balance sold privately
In New York. on the 18th instant, the market Wa
dull and nominal. sales We're 81 hhds Kentucky
at l2a3l cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
News by Telegraph.
[Bf JoHSsoS's INDEPENDENT AGEScY-vIA uSITl
STATES TELEGR APH LINE
From Washington,

WASHINGTON December 2l.-The Government
has received nothing official from the French Empe-
ror indicating the withdrawal of the French troops
from Mexico. The French Minister has indicated
that such is the Emperor's intention.
Macmillan has already arranged to supply their
places with Austrian troops.
1t seems to be the settled determination of Con-
gress to pass bill for an air line road between
Washington and New York. A bill for this purpose
is now in the hands of Thaddeus Stevens
Secretary McCulloch left this city to-day for New
York 1t is said he wants more money.
In the House, this morning, Mr.. Hubbard, OF Con
necticut, offered resolution declaring that the Gov
eminent of the United States ought never to recog
nize any government imposed upon any nation OF
this continent, by an army of any European power
which was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
~ X e U l. A X
EPISCOPAL METHODIST,
Vol. II. FOR lsGG

Vol. IT. FOk IoU0'
| nh. ppr.copII METHODIST is published In the
t,, ~ Ricb nonJ Virginia, BY Rev. John r. Ed"atds
cry H. ~ \ poSrett D. D., Editors and Proprie-
, ap. ' ~ tSnjaIisr. for sx me ths.
IL a. jd.uenIent journal, publ b.hed In the inter
.ts 81 The M.hod.t Episcopal Chuich' south, on th'
r.n,I responsibility OF the editors ana Pf"Pt9"Is
TN. SECOND Volume will com fnenca On the ist o' ''u'
.ry ls66 and close on the lst o. July following
any p.r,nn renting tw doll ars by mall at the fI.k
of The will be furnished with the paper Tor TX
mont hs com me neing the X In January 1876.
Ministers Of the pei, who wi II consent 10 rrcese
al forward remttai will be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

latter figure for small lots.
RucEwHEAT MEAL.-Demand limited and market
dull at 81 5Oa4 80 per 100 lbs bulk.
CoRN MEAL.-No sales. City Mills nominal at 81
GnAIx-Receipts at the Corn Exchange | 500
bushels Wheat, 80 900 do. Corn, 800 Oats and 300
do. Rye. transactions in wheat were necessarily
small but prices ruled firm. Inferior To fair red we
anote at IS5l225 cents; good to sricti prime do
530a2ij cents; ordinary To fair white at 2O0a235
cents: and good 10 prime do. 2iOa215 cents. Corn
was in moderate demand, and prices Ofwhite favor
ed buyers the opening sales being made at 80 cents;
and closing ut 81 cents, some % 900 bushels being
taken; yellow was irmer owing to the small offer
ings and brought SOlS5 cents, the principal bust
ness being at the latter figure Oats were lower,
selling at 52l53 cents, weight
MoLASSEs.-We are appraised of no sales of this
article. Cayed Cuba may be quoted at 5Oa55 cents
Muscovada ut 55a1U cents; and English Island at
6UaS5 cents No Porto Rico or New Orleans in first
hands
PRoyISIoNs.-Bulk meat is very scarce, and sales
of shoulders have been made at 16la16l cts. Bacon
remains inactive; shoulders we quote at ljal54 cts
Nothing of Importance doing in hams, and rates I'M
settled. New mess pork is held at $50 per barrel
Western lard at 10 cents, and butchers at Is cents
Hogs selling at the pens to butchers at lay cents
net. No demand from packers
RICE.-Carolina is scarce, and prime new firm at
1871 cts. RangoOn ranges from 9! to lOl cts Demand
for both very moderate.
EEDs.-Gomparatvely little was done in Clover
bnt the market closed steady at SSaS.25 as to quail
ity. Flaxsced we quote at SO. lOa3 10, and Timothy
at So 5Oa4 with very limited demand for the latter
description.
SAIT.-No large sales reported. From store we
quote Turks Island at GU cents per bnshel, Ground
Alum at 81 80, ordinary brands of Fine at 50 7O;l
70. aud AshtOns at 81 % per sack.
SuGARs.-TransactiOn are small and confined TO
grocery descriptions. We quote as beforevIz
Cuba and E. !. fair to good refining OOal2 60
grocery -. ~ 20al3 800
" "prime choice groc'y, l35Oa Ia. M
Porto Rico fair to good grocery. 25a H. %
prime to choice grocery. .... .l35Oal1.oO
WuIsKEY.-New Western is in moderate demand
ONLY. and closes dull at - 30a2 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

GENUINE LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, Violet,
VI Musk, Jocky Club, Patchouly Bo1uet Caroline
New Mown Hay West End, Farina des Noisettes, Tur-
tie oil Soap. Just reesved.
J. BLAIR, Druggist
deelst lO7 Broad street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

NENRY HUDNALI,
fTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
eial attention given to Conveyaneing and Rxami
3 Il Titles.
nse On Governor street, over late Examiner Office
---e.f.ls Iiva4-lvl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
The Kentucky Eeninns.

LOUISVILLE, December 2l.-At a general meeting
Of all the circles of the Fenian Brotherhood, last
evening resolutions denOuncing in the strongest
terms OMahoney and Killan were unanimously
adopted The meeting heartily endorsed the cleo
ton of President Roberts general convention OF
State delegates will be held at Covngton the 9th
instant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
10y VOOLFOLK X THORNLEY,, HS$:
ID BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA. @fs'

.LAwN HOTEL" Bowling Green; fifteen rooms
large and airy stables carriage and all n'ces-
try outbuidnCs in good order; admirably suited for
a large Boarding school.
"STAR HOTEL" Bowling Green; fourteen rooms,
stable accommodation Tor hundred horses premises
In good order; ii Sc acres land attached.
taehed dam In good order, mill doing fine business
before being burnt, water power sufficient to work
rist and mills cotton gins, &c. Terms very mod
crate.
coal LANDING, GRIST MILL and SAW MILL, all
complete and ia good order i've hundred acres heavily
tiuberej land attached chance for those wish
lug into the lumber business situated on Aqua
creek, stafford county.
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES LAND, heavily tim
bcr.d with pine, oak and hickory, two miles from
THREE HUNDRED AND SENENri-NINE ACRES
LAND near FlPpo's Store Caroline county, five miles
from Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad improve
nl-ut> good good tobacco farm.
ANTIOCH" 10 acres land two and half miles
from Milford DEPOT small DWELLING good barn. stables
and fine tobacco house
TAN YARD, DWELLING HOUSE, &c, attached, at
Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va. Bark Mill, Watts,
Nc all complete and in good order; doing first rate
business.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, Blacksmith Shop, Tools,
Sc at Bowling Green. A hue opening for an enter
pri,iuc man. Terms reasonable.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES LAND, two and half miles
from Bog ling Gr.en 81 acres land cleared balance IN
good wood. sopl6--u
p. wooLFoIK, WA. THORNLEY,,
LATE Of Richmond. Caroline Co, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

ToEAcco-GooD SALE.-A. Y. Stokes Il Co. sold,
Yesterday by private sale, one hogshead tobacco at
$50 per 100 pounds, crop of MessrS Reid Il McClare,
Redsville, n. c. THIS sale speaks we'll for the to-
baccO growers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK Dec. 2O.-FlOur dull-sales, 1880
Lbs; State STAT 90 Ohio s. 4Oa9 80; Southern
80 75al5. Wheat is seady-sales, 10000 bushels
Chicago spring 81 Goal 50; Milwaukee club 81 7Oa
| 50; Amber Milwaukee 81 30; Amber State 81 AZ.
Corn steady-sales 10000 bushels at 95a96c. Beef
quiet. Pork du-sales $500 bbls. mess SIS. Lard
dull at l5al9c Whiskey dull. Cotton iirm-sales
900 bales at bic. Rice firm. Sugar quiet. Ma
val Stores dull. Petroleum dull. Freghts dull
Gold 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
TIMBER AND WOOD FOR SALE--s

Il We offer for sale the TIMBER ana Ntop on ~fc
S25 acres OF land, In Charles City County, Nirsi--7
MIA one aud q half miles from the Chickahominy
river. The above land i heavily tmbered with pine,
suitable for saw mill aud enrdwood. In addition
the above We offer very large and superior lot VI
CYPRESS, OF easy access.
ANY one wishing to purchase apply to V. WALKER,
or w n WALKER Of said county, or by letter, address
ssd to the Wilson's Landing Po-totiee. Charles
City county, Va. V. WALKER
dee2l-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

Regular Government Restored in south Carolina
WAsmINGToS, Dec. 2l.-The Secretary oil STATE
has addressed letters to the Governor and late G'"
vsional Governor of South Carolina similarD those
recently forwarded TO Alabama and Mississippi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
Disastrous Gale.

NEW YORK, December 2l.-A heavy gale set in
this morning which has proved very disastrous along
the coast. The seaboard line reports several wrecks
and lnss nf life
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

ALMOST A SERIOUS AFFAIR.-On Tuesday night,
while young lady, reading on the corner of Grace
and Eight streets was looking out Of window into
the street pistol was fired Just beneath the window,
accidentally or otherwise the bail broke the window
lust above her head aud entered the ceiling OF the
room. The lady considerably frightened, though
not hurt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

4 from Virginia for some time, will lease the ;iS
n .sc double pWELLlNG-uotSE, now occupied
los : 4. Suit, ESQ, situated On south sid" Frank
in street between second and Third streets. for TIRES
wears commencins Gr>t ut January next. The House
/, furnished with beautiful Furniture, tarp"uns Pant
inrs aud Statuary and the Library supplied with stan
lard works. The Kitchen and servants rooms ar" very
complete Attached To the premises are extensive sta-
BILE, and Carriage houses, lighted with gts having wv"
room, for euachneu. These be detached, II desired,
from the house lot and rented without Inconvenience
tp the Dwelling. For terms apply. between 5 and 10
o'clock A. N. and : and : Il. NJ, Ia.
ROLLING W. HANALI,
tf fr1- tr,.s JuIl mr. from Franklin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
New York Markets.

New YORK, December 2l.-FlOur advanced "a
lOr. Southern sSasl5. Wheat advanced la2c.-
Corn and Beef steady Pork firm; sales 6OO bbls'
Mess at SIS a5as25 90. Whiskey dull. Cotton firm
sales 1sOO bales at 5Ia52c Sugar and Coffee firm
Gold li6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
New Ynrk Markets.

NEW YORK, December 2l.-Cotton firm, at 81 cts
Flour advanced 5 to 10 cents Wheat and Corn firm
and unchanged. Pork firm; mess $3.50. Whiskey
unchanged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22

CEO. c. CABELL, ask
"
TORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice Ia All the Courts Of Ptsylva III -
nd Henry counties, and the Circuit aud Hu 1uu
Nurt Of Danvillc. May
NIress-Dauville, Va Au2'r re-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
p. wDoLFoIK,
Late Of Richmond,
WE, the undersigned, having formed aSf

M h, the undersigned, having formed ACES
w cu-partncr>hip, under the style Of WOOL
FuLk Y THORNLEY,. will attend to the sale Of
Lands, Crops &c, aud having made arrangements with
parties lea Richmond, Baltimore aud New York, are
prepared To- furnish LABOR, either white cOlOred
the farmers of this or the djaeunt counties.
We uOw offer for sale, accommodating terms tn
following FARMS, viz:
ARCADIA Caroline county, Virginia seven miles
from Bowling Green, and distance from Port
Royal containing about 2UO acres land 500 cleared
balance In good timber, with fine house. nearly new
aud Grs cabins barns, stables tobacco houses &c
Land "a high state Of Improvement
RED HOUSE SpOtsyl wanna county, Virginia, con
tanning 6j0 This farm is situated North Anna
River, four and a half miles from Virginia Central
Railroad.
COLE HILL" Spotsylvania county, Virginia, near
Mount Pleasant Post Utce, containing 800 land
good dwelling aud all necessary out-hOuSes
"AECAblA,' Caroline county Virginia, six miles
from Guiueys Depot containing Sf acres, $50 cleared
and balance Ia good timber. Has fine dwelling
containing ten rooms and all necessary buildings
This is a fine tobacco farm.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES LAND, Caro-
line county, Virginia, near Rappahannoek River, nine
miles from Port Royal and ten from Bowling Green.
This farm la high state Of cultivation and with
improvements.
We are also authorized to sell number Of FARMS
In different sections Of this Stste at very low prices
Address, Bowling Green, Caroline county, Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-22
From NIobiIc-Shipwreck.

MOBILE, December l9.-The ship Roger Athern
Summcrville with two thousand seven hundred
bales cotton, from Mobile for Liverpool was wrecked
on Sand Island She is supposed to be total loss.