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U ,on the q 'es'i'n, nov asia'lns tin

n
- ,rtz, w. declare,
/ iga, iiIe acton II the legislative,
r,,, 'iitye AM Jad'cltI apartments "i the
ss9s.l. is.u, ou.,hi 10 be controlled 10y the
Frnr'p taugh, u 'hr trainers and pur-
..,l H4t~pie eier> OF the crns'mur'on,-th.t
.trsedom is national and siacery setton.
a."
2. That repose for the country and
stability 10 the Uui"n. mus, be sough, by
relieving the general government" Tar
as lis jurisdiction eStends-oi all connsc-
,ion with. and accountability for American
Sityey.
3. That the dependence aud sover.
el:nty Of the state IN ITS Legislation and
judiciary should he maintained invi"late.
4 That the repeal 81 the Missouri
Compromise was u gloss violation OF Ma
tonal faith. aud that no State erected
from any par. Of The territory consecfa'ed
to freedom by that Compact. ought ever
to be admitted into the UnioI as Slave
State.
S. That the rights of actual settlers IN
the territnrtes 10 the Tree and undisluTbed
exerc,se OF tneit e.ectivs franchise. grant
ed 10 them by the laws under which they
are organized. should be promptly pro-
tected bs the na,looal executive, when-
ever y,ol .ted " thre atened'
Resoired, tina, in the judgement OF the
State { ouncii all forms Of mutation IN the
.J.,;as.,o NJ ,ua,, ko - m this nYdef should
be discontinued, the candidate being re-
qu,red SIMPLY 10 sign the constitution
aud pledge himself TO secrecy IN regard
10 the transaction OF the council room, II
being understood that each sub-councli IS
4. liberty to form such regulations vary
ing from the above as they may think
proper for their owa government.
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]]ortru.

lV There is truth and good poertv in
the following We commend it to every
one who don't take the papers, or, taking
them, don't pay for them.
0, YES TAKE THE PAPERS.
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Iko0Hsui-Ns. n,ss<,l.neea- Law nsiIs.i fs,s,.~,s.
- ana '.v'nAs he'A~ Dor 'sa< Y \. gro, =. wEsr.
ei.oo. Z -. - ~' " >''s"AfS 70
as psu'. ~ Gas Dickens. Paper % ess.. so.A ...r.
ss ,sa ns.s.. cs.r,-hsd nenoa Of the late Julia A.
nAtyne too Late Tale Ny Geo. Weod. Ill " w.
rhe usners Of rAeeahrder. snorou. and ev
~ sSshss nv Jonathan Kelley. Win Illustrations Cloth
ne Poetry Of NE kA.- ny william r. Aiser Illustrated Al,
Geo. Wellington o.. = : = = $3.50 $3.50" W
The Stories Of oad Aaa e.
re Inner Lac of the Christian. Frederick Ranch m
D. kiscd By New. r. v. aerhsrt ei -
The Last OF the Paarch Lessons
Scn- ~ Rev. John Cummings, ID. ID. Iec.
The Homo eene ef the Cr,.t I'M r.u,,v Nv
New rhecpains sterk. D. ID. Illustrated, gin so
cnsmcai and hAnpulaiions of the
Aeehaneh and Chencc Mechanical
Tor the Of Chemists, ,rher
sadents fecond and eniared Canpbe Moro And
CLARENCE hoht With $50 Illustrations $40
Physicians Waiting LAsis. for 1881.
Tue fhysieians Prescription Explanatory Nots IN
.hlcn sdded Key BY Jonathan rrrra D. " g. second
American Edition. CSC, Tucks = = - - N>>S'N
s Robin and Other Parallels M Children. ny Frederick Adolf
plus krummseher Illustrated, soe-, gin 81.
DosriAss Farm Javene In Virginia nv Mar
Esdy nahed by "coa.n Alice" Beautifully iusra,eJ Tcc
- New Books received ION q Published. -
NJ b-Pubiedt hs day,
Law Reports Vols to S. inclusive
vols, 80 Gro M EIsr
-. =. Bookseller and Publisher, lsih 81,
oeao-R Srd door iron, the Post Once.
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WAsHINassI!,.o.sN.H HOUSE,;
THE IssdS S n, sS.S

|
in o ~ and upwards, credits,
granted By Government. to aid In the con
They sssa Win ss.S s rome c ss st.
o n u he a Nc na r r ~ a Ss s ans
hss lands lie a % within .s %es o. The Ro. and
cheap facilities ,ne %, TRANSPORTING ,h product,
sn y on, a and 10 ne RAPID S..
STATE, substantial growing ever
In the northern of the STATE. pra, land. pre-.
douna,s Win sroves Of eh and other tim
valuable. ' S - 80 ''% -''''' -'' ''''''''s'
The eal,,aoa Of .he. Indian Ths
o The un0n while living and springs Of excel
% and are ne
ee down, srasss stone picked or
cas- in sov.,ns nc. land in The Older States The h Of
p.ss man with pho. and two yoke Of oxen YIN sss,t
'sass S esi sS'
Corn, grain cattle etc, VII, be tor~.rded reasonable rates
Ria%noa: along road aud supplies
to stoc per ton rate sr cord ES
have ben the southern q The
such as white and blue white and red
nte than the expense anpOra
s ne grS % q: aS @S-si s%s1"S r. sE .
Esrot e ~ a.. eoa~pSy
billy ,riii double ia rdI1e ,cilin toc're ~osias
settling on hs% or in Minnesota should bar in mind shas The
Of hs Company at the prices Tor which they sd
market at Government prices for the that
Ways be heavy them year. caiira
they manurng which not the case with Illinois lands
tories kan:. and Nsbrasa for vasas, lands be
every miles products Of those lands
either interrupted water communications Increases
reduced price product, and tina, precisely
great fertility lands offered for sale by
e Saves much more pay In The
sS' Of % % y Tes or @ as furnished
which interrupted by the low water Of summer the
OF winter.
The price WI vary from - to t ma sS K quality
ting purchase money paid In i've annual
the others annually herraer The payment will due
At The end Of The sixth from The date Of ne contract and The
be ss.rsa a. only sres PER ses, per "a 1nSs% III.
years paid advance. understood
thai at least the land shall yearly be brought
dedued for cash The compan construction bonds will be
Ready Buildings, which be e,up days.
can be obtained =, from rsspon.s,ls Tsr,sSn .s ma
sS and vii ,S eG%ps % up on
Su Wings nav he contracted Tor a, rate The Com
win materials for such buildings their
believed that the price long credit and low rate Of interest
lars 10 cb and ordinary Industry to make himself ndspndsS,
before all the purchase due In the meantime the
value fold When required experienced
accompany applicants 10 give Information aud aid In selecting
Circulars containing numerous Instances farming
borhooi Of the Railroad lands throughout the the
by eonseor any Other nformaon-wi be eheeay gwen on
application either personally or by letter. Hns French
Land Commissioner Of Illinois Central R r. Co,
oce in Illinois Central Railroad Depot Chicago, Illinois,
ocI1-3m
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'RTCHM6ND WING.


a vo1 Husskar snd cksrscsrrissic speeeA va .s.,
eds b ~ b<lAass ed seosntrc Ten harsha In I'll
- sseors Ne bepsvne Cosrt q Kentucky, which n quit.
60 good 70 b sL Tue case an action Of damages
bfsaghf agHinst gentleman vho bed lind RsA pond np
q. vhs so'ss q his ssghbor boys were In ihe Rsb
fexgias q de msr.adsrs uhoss parents sued 60,
damages employing Tom Marshall ~ his advocate lie
rscovsred 600 and. the being appealed John O.
breckenridge Vice President elect and Garnet Dav the
great American leader we're retained Tor the defence
Tbsss gentlemen In the Of the case warned the
,u Afent the seduction Of the eoquence and sophstry
oi The distinguished counsel the other sde Major
Beeckiudge ccntcndrd that tho correction was shce
somc and proper such he had suLeetcd 10 10
HE juvenile days when caught in any mischief
Tom Marshall, In reply. said that both gentleman had
cndeavcsed " magnify him into very great nan
kenuekys greatest lawyer and orator. and both their
poeA speeches we're in the habit Of expressing great
couhdence In the sagacy and the Of the poo
pie Nov, he wished them inform the Court how Il was
that with such great superiority Of natural genius anu &C.
quiremens and With the additional advantage Of years
Tom Marshall hammering miserable existence ont of
lev Law suits at tho bari while you pointing his op
poneut John Breckinridge "who we're but tow head
the whole broad Common wealth Of Ken,ues was ringing
IRON one cod 70 the other with praises Of the great
quence vssseaning and prodigpus ability ofToa MARSHALL
are nov Vice President Of the United Statcss Garnet
Davis wanted be- and almost persuaded very weak
minded people 10 make you President Of the United
Nov, proceeded Tom, ''our Vice President saws he
used 10 be logged In his boysh days for just tricks
as my clients son was logged for and he leaves in
Ter that so far from suffering any damage thereby was
ono OF the Of his progress and advancement to his
present high position. II my client had only known this
before and II be could be satisfied that his spanked
on the spot that my distinguished friend was so far
from bringing this suit he would have acknowledged his
profound gratitude TO the defendent for thus placing his
scion In the line Of safe preccden and giving him 60
strong claim the Vice Presidency. Doubtless the
political misortuncs and disasters Of my other
cd friend are attributable to the fact that his spanking
neglected in boyhood he has To mike I'M for by
resolving nothing but political spanks since he reach
cd manhood."-Cin Enq.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC + % rs u R ID.
RARE HRnM RInHAInNn

ruNo Lynehburg ~ 80 To Lexington o. ~
II To buchanan 10 To the Natural Bridge ~
Fare from both Richmond and lyncburs Charlottesville
Satisfied fair trial. that majority Packet
Boats better accommodated by leaving
10 the old hourson and Aer the 21i
Monday Wednesday and Friday at r.
A. NJ and seottsvIe IL NJ. the A. Al
and Buchanan and Lexington p NJ. second day
Returning leave Buchanan A. NJ and Lynchburg
NJ, Monday, "wednesday and Friday reach
New Canton at IN p NJ and arrive In Richmond
The Boats New Canton with
and buckingham O. H. and In Seove
lsttesylle.
eH- See Time and Distances, In Card below:
Lsare Richmond Monday, Leare Lynohbure Monday.
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&MHaRYeV5


nALY LINE TO the VIRGINIA sPRISGs-o ENrRA
~ Railroad extended Mboro' Roekbridre Alum Rati
Alum and Warm Springs and 10 Lexington White
Sulphur Red and Sweet Springs Sail
sulphur second day In the
The track being laid July be open 10
hboro % miles from the White Springs:
Ing " miles Hot Springs, 20 niles Warm Springs niles Batl
Alum 10 miles, and from the Rockbridge Springs, miles.
Passengers leave Richmond GO arve
Al Mlboro 1t ~ NJ thence by spnss 10
supper Leave next day al ~ NJ passing Heal.
Ing Springs, and reach the White Sulphur the Red
Sweet and Old Sweet dinner and the Sulphur by night the
second day. - . -
Through tickets by Harman Browns siageso white Sui.
phu ti to the Sweet SPRING. s0 suphur ssaiso
u :. .he other Springs and 10 Lexington.
tH See Ticket Agent In Richmond. H.f.I
are many offsets Of interest on this line but the NOUN
Gap will ride OF Owe hundred worked
with perfect success for than years.
- JNo. IA. T1siBERLAkE, supt.
OUR LINE STAGES
VIII leave the terminus
val OF the cars and reach the Warm Springs before
This the old familiar
the best Prom MILFORD to the white Sulphur
~ efgh miles than by other route, greater differ
In favor of the roads -
The public may rely always having abundant
ooahoddOn without crovdnr,
time. UARMAN \ RROyyS
La
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The Bad and mo.t EeaulIfaI PrIzes Of lhe Sea.on.
HOOK AGENCY.

NV sab,crber have Boot Agncy In
and III furnish any book or publication AZ the price
~ o. pe.,ag any rsr.ons ~ foryarng nc .u.cIpon price
Orahans, frank Lsf Fashions win the
r one year and o. icndid thoernph portrait o either
Washington, Jackson Gay ~ suscribiug and Al
Magazine et v rccive eoJy three portrali
" sabscfhin 20 ~ worth of pors Win be
sent gr.h huiie usnished 20 thoss Who may wish w.
Envelopes o. every description In large or small
ties iuffiseti Hfnlprraaee 10 erdrr +
Every Description Of gnrrving vooS executed vim ne.tne..
and dispatch. Iufngs
Maenery Boob Hnstrons aee CcrAente. Cads g.
Az orders snt W ma promptly viking
BY mall express. r. N''"s
Peons distance having sseahle articles would and v,
fvansgs . sddess The suhsrbe sould q sg,n Tor
o. NAV err.r.
no2S-dAg1y
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FALL CAMPAIGN, 1886,

=. FNbE ONMPAIGN, 1896.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
bku leave TO return thanks liberal
- Bestowed OF attention 10
my patrons wants to msr, continuance O same.
ny .chities are greater than before, determined
n Az ar eowpetuon 70 sell goods lof The quality
MY soet will be large M Nv style,
new and VII consist Of all the latest STYLES AMI
ps,erns oon OF CUT and In the respect
'"ly solicited from AL in need at 4 MAIN sTHEET.
MY MORO: SMALL PROFITS, LARGE sALFS-GOOD ARTJ-
cLts AND SATISFACTION TO THE DUYEH
seS wM. IRA SMITH,
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RICHMOND AND DANvILI.E RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE -
WINTER lRRANC

Nm AND AFTER OCTOBER the is,, 1885, the MAIL
" TRAIN win leave Richmond daily Sundays except a
O'Clock, A. NJ Arrive at Junction. connecting
With the Souhside Railroad going Lynehburg,
o'clock, III. Arrive in Danylie at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
Returning leave Danve I5 o'clock Arrive Jun,
Ton At ~ O'Clock NJ Arrive at Richmond AT ais O'clock
Trains OF the Richmond and Danve Railroad
sde Railroad connect at the Junction. going ways
O'Clock, N. d. CAMPBEI,I.
se29 General suurrint enJ.n,
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n,scov, sEw AND MPoET.sr

CINE.
SRsAT 6sras ncoLs ~ psrss D py
PARIS, AND 1nPkRIAL ooLLEes OF MEDICINE, VIENNA,
] T.sasEM2E,' no ~ i,'s.' s ,i.i $50
mus projecting ue public against liable
The severest penalties courts of law auard.
nRu. A. BARROW Member Of ne IMPERIAL COLLEGE Of
~ VIENNA, and ROYAL COLLFGE of sUKGsOSs LONDON
may be PERSONALLY CONSULTED his Te.nce, ISL PRisCE
MORNING n soS s' ~ sSf sT SysSS
s5;f No. Tp ,Rsr g pyuy,
TORRiI1A and Al ne distressing consequences Arising ear
maie ., has lngotased and
% ne asea,ed uhs are nov IN m enioyen q ~ the Pgee
ouALfgIcATIOS Tor mARA0E sSrScrvitlS susbvro ~ n
rRIgsEvAH completely and entirely srsaicas an r.
&c. o. 0ono r@ both N W. mild and aggravated hrns clees
Pains etc oins ard Kneys those dord Where Copavs
DE health Of vas, po,on 81 ne nona ' " ~ " "
IEiEsEMAR No ills ne great connsu,si Remedy for sy-
for seuryy rou and All Erupons rvnovng
@G .s fss SgSs ~ s s De sy y- =.
Remedy or that class q disorders which unfortunately The Eng
DE pssnes consultation, snd he ssr.apsas 10 dc wori
TREsNxE o. and are prepared IN ne form n los
sos deve q as or .ae cd esg = ss,ed " ,s sa,,eo..
ata,iaiereiby yaipeaa. scan Row Rcord &C. &C. Price
~ rsh, four for o. which o. snd s
sr having been made With ne raefop. e.
a. s desr sa, o. aaa s s,s .s, srs
20 70 any part of World securely paetd "a
ne paac gcnaine Eoropean pfepsraons sobay proec
,sy 0eaou pHsioas asd Pe,Hcie1s Sgsliafns three
Tss DC ssd 10, t.ss 3, Rs,,s- hs ss,a, mstasa and
r. ss IN .S % rgToLoe,os. RI
I'D eaee q The das' shoys enumerated, u Tor
Assrrs. DR. BARROW. icT s. Ce- s'o,.s s.., Of
k,gR Couesrs AVID cossps.-syrsg IAax er SOD
sTths prRsred according 70 ne preserSlcss o. Hes
Sos BtaEErT, BKERs usHgR, Drasss.L
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RlnRoaDs, %.


L q =. - ". -. u,
| Dy0l
4
/ GREATS NOUTnERN An 6oUTBs knN
L 49,. 4e@Nli
| MAIL AOOTE. III r.fi %
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND ALEX ANpRrA
nAuRoApo -
u 0osn.svnf n % a NJ M rrse ~ s.n.-..
Ing wsshinxtca vih ~ nsssru Ina ana Al Rsrhsns
WIN The Danvne and The Richmond
rest soath 49, q ~ ~ - :
freage uceee rvsa. and Rlch>oa
ws.nnssen Shs hreesh inesdinx Al osnlbus
and tare line Danvie 70 WSshipsson ear
had BY applying a. ths and either Of The
above named phases. - -
aals JOHN N. rfNBIRLAKR sapsr,u,sude.l
/ n prrr ,~oNH ar,,n.,-~.,......
- - = HHne.s - nAhLn0AD.
-
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PHILIP RAHm.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richm0nd. Vjrrini

EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
cAHy STREET, HxTwEEr
MANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEs TEN -
1V4 ders, Railroad Cars and all descriptions OF
road Machinery, Stationary Engines Of required Sf0
power Also, Portable Engines, with decided improve
men over any others heretofore made om 20
on wheel, and well adapted 70 farming getting lumber,
Ac with improved Circular Portable I'd
and Sd class Mining Machinery Machinery
bongs and Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of every
and Iron Castings made 10 order. p RAIIM.
Mr.. PHILIP RAHM, "
Eagle Foundry, Richmond Va:
DEAR snI IL with pleasure that my testimony regard
The performance Of TIE ~ Horse
Mn purchased % In January last believe will
inch saw, and that than
no doubt that the farmers will find this impe-
ment on farm, aud recommend all
gnes can saw from 10 1000 feet day Of inch board.
apis "
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NEW HARDWARE HOUsC-

~ OnEnT De DENNY begs leave 10 APP a -
- prise his friends and the public that he has SANT
Just opened In the newy dtted conveniently 4/
arranged store, No. 70 Main nearly on SIS
poetic The new Custom House, -
stock OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS AkD KNOX TOOL
upon NE mos favorable terns and eubrassg
rsrsrsessny .elci, share Of patronage promising that HI.
used oy him to give sasaetion may f.vor him
% intenticn To keep hand particularly rood s,.or-
msnt OF Housekeeping and Building Hardware.
ton. 1890 ~ Pooip alen-
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UNxTuA AND FAMILY Fs0rn- p--,..... ~,
- msi,c brand gsirs roa aen,o brsrJ 80. % ~
az w" 'o'hHW efLDFN MTIivR
w" Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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MrAL HouRs.-0ur hours OF meals arc wonderfully
changed iu little than centuries In the reign
oil Francis the First (about 1879 they used still to say
TO rise At five, and dine at nine,

= - WIN mako q man 1--we % ninety-nine.
The custom Of dining at nine in the morning soou re-
axed Still persons Of quality long after dned at the Ia
test at ten and supper at five six in the evening
Charles the Fifth used to dine ten sup SEVEN
the court were in bed by nne They sounded the cuew
which warned them 10 put out their fires in the win
ter and between eight and nine in the summer.
In England asimiai change took place. But in some
degree 1t is change rather Of name, than OF the mea
themselves Our ancestors would have called lunch
con dinner and dinner they would have called supper
curious fact that in Of the colleges in Oxford
where allowances made by the founders for the meals
OF their scholars, much liberal sum Is given for
their supper than or their dinner implying that the sup
per was the most substantial meal.
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THE GOLDEN DAGoN;
Or Up and Down the being Passages Of Adventure in
The Barman Empire BY American. l2Do Illustrated
Ts author yedas Surgeon board English
puresqae sccoaht ofs remarkable SveSare "q Se @
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u present work the ht and most
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE;
10 series Of Letters from Syria By J. W. De l2mo
Ihee are fresh and most agreeable views advantage
oaspoinis fcbservaon, those Palestine which
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Le most authentic aud graphic picture oflen California
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vie hoses, sm Ts aIa s and s.PsIsnss
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hs Ss,s eue I.ssL
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~ See Time and Distances, In Card below:
IUr Rieh,n.,uH lI,oJ1n, 4 I,,,cll,,.. NJ.
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING ESTABIIsHMENT.
SAMUEL SUTH ERR, AND.

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M MATERIALS, and the hner descriptions OF MI
CUTLERY No 132 Main Richmond, Virginia, S<E\
asks the attention OF the Southern public TS
and well selected stock OF Goods lie imports d. - "
recty from EUROPE and therefore supply Guns
Wishing Tackle Walking Canes, &C.
similar goods can be purchased 10 the Northern cities While
The Tine he knows from long
stock l. better adapted public than can
generally he found In Tie importing Northern
and Eastern cities lie deems parcularise
stock sofee @ say that comprises every article trade,
from Pecusons Caps 10 the largest Swivel 0nns lie
from Southern Merchants and others. with the
prices and goods shall prove Satisfactory. oeI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND car
MASUFACT0RY AND DEPOT
FALL TRADE OF 1861
JOHN DOOLEY,
81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND Va
- HAS now ready for the Pau TRapE by Whole -
sale aud Retail, the varied extensive 0JE-o
~ stock he has ever Imported manufactured
In order that the requirements Of all his O.
TONERS may be most fully met and To Oby the necessity
ny Merchants and Others going sending
has laid IN an dsSofmeRf Of ereFy GFfics line AsI
ana J0rgR for Ladies', Gentleens Chdren aud servants
wear which he could hnd in he has visited or
communicated with. = " -
To the getting Of SIX and other Hats In his
ne pays the closest attention, and other
houses Norh or South equal and therein
Ills facilities Tor Conducting his business
plete kind all orders will he filed greatest ana
promptness. .,,so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

"a
GERS-CIANGE OF sCHEDULE-On The ist OF OF
ber the road will be completed TO the line, Pa
senger Train will as follows:
Leave Lynehburg at - A. NJ aud reach Bristol NJ
Leave Bristol At 20 A. NJ. aud reach Lynciburg Is
se23-3m III air C-o snnr