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ADrucArr HrNr4 4Golmau's Mag.
zine, has an amuseing anecdote of
certain General D, who was more
distinguished for gal,antry in the field
than for the care, he avished upon
personal cleanliness. Complaining on
q certain occasion to tie late Chief
Justice Buse of the suffering he endu
ed from rheumatism, that learned and
humorous Judge undertook to pre-
scribe a remedy.
You must desire your servant be
said to the General, Ito place every
norning by your bedside a. tub three
parts filled with warm water. YSu
will then get into the tub, aud having
previously provided yourself with a
pound of yellow soap, you must rub
your whole body with it, mmersing
yourself occasionally in the water, and
ut the end Of the quarter, Of an hour
the process concludes by wipirg your.
self dry with towels, and scrubblDg
your person with aHesh- brush y
Why said the General, after a
few minutes reflection upon what he
had Just heard, "tbis seems to me TO
be neither more nor less than washing
yonrself!"
Well,' rejoined the Judge, " it is
open to that objection p
Tissot, a modern writer, asserts that
Of all causes that have injured the
health of women, none has been more
deleterious than the prodigious null
tiplieatioh of romances during the last
century. Females. whose constitu-
tons would have been robust, have
been weakened gradually by the two
strong impressions of impassioned
writings The tender romances bin
der, instead of promoting marriages. A
women. while her heart is warmed BY
the languor Of love. does not seek a
husband hero must lay his laure!s
at her feet.-Girls--is this sol
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FoR President IN 1860. The
New York Herald takes a good start
and nolninates John G. Fremont for
the Presidency in 1860.
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Presumption and self.conceit will
evershsdow the brightest attainments.
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= DIED ON THE LEvEE.--Two or
three nights ago, man---name up-
known, died on our steamboat landing.
We learn The fact incidentally, and
II any inquest was held on the body,
we should like an item Of information
the verdict Of the jury, for publication.
A member Of the City Council, tells
us, that he found the man lying on q
banquet under the hill--arroused him
and found that he was ID. last stages
Of dropsy, his body and extremities,
being very much swolen--a stranger
without money and consequently with
out friends. He was directed to an
other member Of the City Council,
who gave him an order, to boarding
house under the bill. where the man
was admitted, but afterwards from
some cause, to us unknown was turned
out again; he then went to the levee
---crept under some lumber to shelter
bim from the cold, and in that way
was found dead next morning.
We give the facts as stated and
hope for the credit Of the community
the matter will be inquired into.
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A LARGE Assortment in Velvet and
II Silk Trimmings in all shades. Also,
Black and Colored Fringes.
nov-1l J. SIMON & co.
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t,asslmeres ana satinsts, 4

TN Blk, mixed & plaid varied assort-
i nent just now opened & at unusual low
prices at the NEw ORLEAEs'CH SToRE.
nov-fl Cor. Lafay ette 4 Lpurel ST.
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GILK VELVET, Ladies' Cloaks, very
~ rich. Bpk and cold Cloth Talmas Ii,
every style, Inov-1il ]. SIMON 4 co.
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Descse Ledge No. Z, \. o. ~
DEGULAR MEETIN -
III every THURSDAY night, at7
o'clock. Room opposite n. y. Wad.
dill's Drug Etore on Church Street, A
surial M0tiffs.
Horse slaOeing.

An EXPERIENCED workman. -
"A who has served regular appren-N NJ
ticeship at the Horse shueing business, v y
is now in my employ at the shop near my
stables on Third street, where the public
can have this hind Of work done in the best
manner, at short notice.
noy13.ly. X. BEAL.
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Blankets and sllawIs.
A n other supply, just rec'd. at astonish.
II ing low prices at the
novl1 EEw ORLEANS CHEAp SroRE.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.


Nav loRK, Jan l3.--The steamship Atlantic .r,tv.d
to-day with Liverpool sdvics to the 2sth Of December
There nothing OF interest FROM the seal of ,ho,h
rumor says that Denmark is about to Join the allie.
The peace negotiations aafu quo and there Is
but little to add 10 the last reports upon that subject
Prince Esiera1N had reached ST Petersburg With the
ultima'um Of the Western Po~ers bot had received o
reply from Russia. Austria had notified Prussia of In.
contents oi this communication aud the latter as-ent- To
urge its acceptance upon the Car Saxony has sent nm
Ambassador To the Gar with a like recommendation.
The propositions kept secret though II is believed
that Russia would accept the proeed but for Eng
lands demand Tor indemnity which Russia refuses. and
IN this she is backed by Austria.
dispatch from Vienna. published in the London
Times, says that Count Buol has communicated term. of
peace Prince GortschakoH follows The territory
demanded by the Western Powers secure the free na,
CATION OF the Danube is that part of Bessarabia living be-
tween the Fortress Cholyn on the North Lake S,ryk nm
the South and Pruth the West Three week. ,rom tho
day Of the delivery Of this communication were allowed far
it, consideration.
ConstaniinopIc advices OF the 18th ut state th, sixty
Merchantmen were wrecked OIL Salina the mouth Of
the Danube. during the month aud 400 lives lost
IL Is reported That French hgate was los, off the
Spanish coast and all board are said To have p.,sb.
The overland mail from India brings intelligence that
many pirates have been destroyed ON the Chinese co,,
ihe rersians have succeeded in taking Herat.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Liverpool circulars report the Cotton market easier
but no quoabc decline in rates Sale. of four DAYS
Christmas intervening, amounted To -, 900 bales
Flour has declined Is Sales OF Western Canal nj H.
aud Ohio lbs.
Corn IL - lower. Mixed is quoted at 42s Cd and
white As.
Provisions are unchanged and quiet
nf
quiet.
COnsOls have declined TO ss:
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MARINE DISASTERS.

N"RtotK, Jan. li.-Barque Seah Atkins from Bostor
Tor fladriphia to~cd into Hampton Roads by tie
steamer Black Warrior, with loss spars sails, rigging
aud deck load
Barquc ilcady, Gau from Boston, bound to Baltimore.
no~ ~ Hampton Road has been hove down with loss
ui main tup,ail and buwarks stove
Schooner Amos Faulkenbufg, Rogers, bound TO New
ORR with sails split and all hands, (sevcn in number
frost bitten Experienced very heavy aud cold Weather
has been as tar North Fenwicks Island but was COM
PEELED put back in consequence of the severity Of the
weather
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND

NAsniNGroN Jan. IA report l. in circulation which
bears the impress OF truth, that England rather than en-
gage III with the United States ON the Cept,s
American question, will rcccde the assumed pro.c
'otr yer the BAY Islands and the Mosquito Kingdom
1t has been incorrectly reported that the last dispatches
sent TO England were sent through Mr. Campton Ifany
were seat tcy vent through the regular channel The
official dispatches rcci, 10y the Canada we're of mo- par
ucular Importance
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COMMERCIAL.

BALroEE Jan. l4-Flour avanc--sa Of Howard stree,
ss5S3I No Wheat market, aud quotation. are
nominal Provisions shat nrGlrs Ia Iu
tied supply Bulk Pork and Bacon UNCHANGED
Nrw YoRT Jan i4-Flour Of State at A. Oh
S $50 Wheat market &. Inactive Corn unsettled
and tending downward Pork has sdvane,dsales Of mess AZ
sl6SI Beef quiet unchanged hrm-sale. In bb At
ny, WhIsk,y has dysllned-.al,s u Ohio at 49,
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PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGRrSs

WAsn'NroN, Jan. l4th-The Senate met, and after tn.
transaction OF some unmporsnt business adjourned to
Thursday
The House balloed three times for Speaker with ut
success Three members heretofore voting for Richard
so" seeded from their support of him and gave scatter
ing votes.
After the third vote, the House adjourned until to NOR
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NLw \ ORR, Jan 1.-THE steamer Granada from New
orleans VIA Havana, is ashore West Bauk-The pa.
scn6ers aud mails brought up the city by steam
tug The steamer will have discharge her cargo be
fore she can be- got oil
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Sufrosrp MuEplG.--Wc stated yesterday on the nu.
thorit, Of tumor, that NJ David Wood of lIanoy,
county frozen to death last Fidiv while on bs sny
home from Richmond. From account published in
the Dispatch however Il appears that he was murdered
by some person unknown and that liz body was found
horribly ru;ilit.d ON SATURDAY morning When last .os,
at Ne" Cod liaboT, Hanover county he perfectly So
Der.
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"r on, 6Yrsn,LA wAmnEn nv TnE IL.
Observation-Disclosures IrCr

kf OF riiF NEw YORK FNIIIBTTIOS
10 s s>sLeH 90 FuHfsN
ANpNc-r SrvFEor- COMPETITIONS.
LIZA a PERKINS
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss or LIFE

Nav foRk, Jan. l4.-The down train from Albany
last night met with accident Spuyten Devil Creek
the result Of which very disastrous. locomotive
two baggage and passenger went through
iidge into the river below. The engineer one fireman
aud little boy missing, and undoubtedly killed
DEATH OF An ACTOR
PHL'nrm4, Jan l4-wm. r. Goods, young actor Of much
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~ s.s.r., 3. ,, nEsAsS olorms.r.;.

MOIhEHs' BK FEAST CIOTIIS-rhes-
t eious have attained established reputation
oihs The only perfect protection agans, prevrntv. Of tn.
mothers greatest affection. a GArHsNkD BAsA-r.
Mosrs should bear mind that Cloth. not
tended 10 cure The oreas, wen but they designed
prevent this catastrophe. sleh they certainly do Mothers.
sre'ore Who hse Thu lsas, fear apprehension breast
should not Walt I'll they threatened. these cloths. but
would procure them at and any ,net.
yrney.
used as directed, they vii speedily dpsi- inaamA.
ION OF he breast Aay entirely all pain arising cold or other
cause render the breast o pabie, free
and unohucisd nou Of the milk which relieve. and
.sobis the possibility Of a BE.Asr
Mothers have assured they CON-
ort 10 wearing these cloths constantly period the
low Of mils Is mos, difficult irregular.
contrary 'rs h"o'o na, they by
hundreds Who have used them.
They perfectly wes and i-av. no soil up.p "a.
breast and applied removed with
entire convenience.
IN remittance Of $780, accompanied by IL
postage stamps. will the pro;nP by OF pair
v thesr cloths To part Of the United States.
They arc for sale exclusively by
ADiE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sell III Main street, Riehhhond, Virginia
fu directions for applying these Cloths gill accompany
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IhE DisAsrLR Al rHE DlSyILLE Dlror-Au immense
number Of persons visited the scene of destruction ,
teTiay Indeed We have recollection of ANY circum
stance that created an equal sensation large force An.
employed all dy in removing the heavy mbcrs and clear
hs away the rubbish IN order To get the mas of freight
Nlls beneath We suppose most OF this will b.. saved
"n.h VAL not be surprising il il s-iains some damage
The d>aScr is very serious one To the company tbo,
Tue work nl repairs will probably be commenced AZ once
anu win Az energy equal 10 the emergency We an.
sur" ut II would take destructive calamity than
even this to rctari the operations of the coinp,nv
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kIchNoNh nouNp NLssrL wRrcErD.--Thc schooner
Don Nicholas. Capt McGuiTty, with cargo OF potatoes
and APPLE hound from Boston to Richmond. and con.
signed 10 Bridgord Co, was wrecked oil the coast of
Virginia lew days since The cargo wa- valued at 81
2uD No lives were lost
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THE SrREErs-Our streets in an almost impasSa-
Die condition Yesterday, the sudden moderation of the at
m'Spherc having caused rapid tlaw of snow and ice
I"c "h as II - generally Called in some places
more than foot in depth, while little rivuet, we form
'd NJ A The crossing places which could only bc passed
successfully 10y those whom had provided with su
hcl'n' tngih OF limb. IL was regular january tiiw ;
Du' p'l ~ 1t was ~ regard it ~ Improvement upon
tie weather of the previous week
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Tnt M'Is are still sadly ofont We are not posi-
tive - to i" length of time that has elapsed since we saw
New ofk paper, hut think there are some f,f,,n
mails Low due We have had no Baltimore or Washin.
ton papers since Saturday. The Southern mail last nil
brought nothing from beyond Wilmington The Danyillc
tram came IN la. evening, but did with tho
train from Lynchburg.
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GAhctie, oil SATURDAY last says:
passenger, WHO came up in the Orange and Al.xan.
ga I's "o'u hc"n""d' on Thursday says he was de-
tanned At Aqua Greek nights hy the snow TI ,;r
va "'Neu np 10y the dritcd suON, between Frederick
onrs aud TIE creek. The women and children were =,
- y" '"V "'';"o"'i"S oimhou>es, where they we're Ia
ken care o. He returned to Richmond an VII. IL
anu "'tcane through 10y the land route About one hun
drl "i MT, Passengers 10y the train OF THURSDAY
apou' went! "i whom had been detained at the creek
with our informant '
Another passenger informs us that Their was considera
81, '"l'ins among the large number who had conrrc1
lei AZ "oF'o'S''"e Many OF them had been unable t.,
procure more than barely enough food TO sustain ill., |
To- want o better lodgings, bad sleep ia the cars,
The Orange and Alexandria Road is now nearly cl., q,
all distractions. ~ "
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MAYORS VorRr.-Ihe examination of Edward Bowers.
charged with endcayoring to effect iotcblc entrance il
to the office OF VI W Ford the Basin was postponed
until the 10th inst Henry slave ofw W Crump was n
raigncd ON charge Of stealing chickens from James
oV'rOy but the case was continued Ia this morning
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
kItHuUND NIRaGNIa

JUN 2. HAILAkU, PEIFlIFTIE-
~ Mthhkh' ~
sfENu rp WprrE CRY
Tz'EE sGhcrb-r bs -ay 10 al person. wishing IN ~
tn WINTER il Ne city ilat De has l,el
pa ren-"ng iTau.yns and adding much corv
ue ~ d. Hotel tr ENctalcr and besides
ei lhiaard j. nearly completed. which
paie aboe. - Member, ~ - General Assembly H sld- a.
~ former huilrs u style sli THAT
urh aie 20 afo and having paid much plan and
iEFagrin-ts oii new hotel De couhdruy
h sill have thI. season re -rty -
any De- Las heretofore known greatest pleasure In h. M
rs- j. ." make DIS g-,ts comfortable ulsi.-.
st rNroH TO that -Id Being thankful pat fAvors which
~ - generously bestowed him. De
OF ue same JOHN p BALLARD, PE1FEIfroE.
h. EKat. Tfaf
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KDII-INGi,iIn,,I, ~

u OfiCEin taking charge % ie shove esshiI .lr-ut
~ would most rtsecy solicit continuance ts flr- X
h.f patrons oi TIE llote and o. friends.
c' Aii see me- Ny table '. always Dee spread 80 80 -
NE .ason Tie servants are AZ attentive IL, entire Is
al'leit shall have tc bi attention master of 81
v W. sec That ir ladies Who strorze the hail av, ever
~, gfathrd and n a.s share ~ business The iau- f-
n'ei ID tie very ocst syt and is located que part % t
cn.onrr- 90 carry them o and fro.
Niu-r JOSEPH L C.uprNGroN p-.,-s...-
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MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR.
MIss ADA BYRON MINOR.
ALBEMARLE MILITARY Institute.

SNfNt purchased suitable place nesr Ctarlottesyle
've moved my school oct Of the town, pre-.
pared 10 tsr - hoarsrs Ancient Modern
lhie. ard English thoroughly Military Instruction il
even r "i eNh charge aud uch shines
80 iir ocular academic course sufficient number compe
lril'es @; the University ~ Virginia pref-rrel
employed ' --'' "
A"ni' payable haf n advance, The The middle Of
te session. Bys time. and xii b. char-. rom
date oi atuittauce 90 the rnd % he session.
Fo-'"iAec' Charlottesville JOHN g. STRANGE. Principal
Richmond Enquirer a. .
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EVARWEHS' RANK o. VIRGINIA The General
n MrEo i ht Stockholders % d. FsFmcrs -rna
SIN Pc hd 80 ur Blnknr H-ue. fhis city. wEDNESDA Az
OBJ. ION ta1uary. fS'f
No 0tcrr or Director of Bans iil hereafter proxy
sockclr u ccctou of DIRECTORS Ocers Hani nos
,hh any Proxy 3 vah shch SHALL have been Sefc ssy iay.
before fc time OF election
d-1f-gfsutI SMITH c,.tt.r
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WHITE GGOD> FUIS FAMILIES
AAT HiTE Cambria and Jackcncts
w Check Cgmbrc~. aud Nainsooks
Plain Swi.s. Mui! and Nainsook Musins
Bishop Lawn. French Lawn aud Linen Cambria
Bonnet Cords. skirt MUSLIN.
Inhia pirnity. OF c to finest
Cambria and Furniture Diifty
Hrach,d aud Brown Table DamaskS
Bcached nsuilsk Table Napkins and Doyies
Brown and Color,d DoNiits
Nuck Diapers, from l2i. Cd - cts per yard
ptuias. Bprl-ret Towels. A. Co. g. per dozen
Pillow Case Linens aud Cottous
ia Linen Shrrtug- >of'r fu-
ls-i bleac' ed Cotton do the hest made
Irish iiurss 81 Importation heavy and fine war.
raEtei pure n.N
Cotton Sifinr. Of New YORK Nlu. waur,can Nanr,t.v
Gala Minis and other celebrated ma rr and the rlsu
ct shifting % and that can be bought u N,
Birds Rye Diapers aud long Lawns. a large stock
Meilcatci lluck Diaper, Coy hath towels
English Mirscies Quilt. from - 20 $40
AI,ndalr Quilts, a yery cheap article
Crib QuIts hur.
At The Cash Store. CHRISTIAN LATHEOP
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HOTELS. &c.
BnEAkrAsr AZ THE ~,

r. - . = : ', ~
ss..-...as. i.sssis ss.,., ~. ,..:.-..,..
~ rHE RICHMOND DANyILLE soUTHSIDE RAILROADS
AMthIAlElh upon the arrival % The morning f-.
Richmond aid Petersburg Junction they remain laid an
H'a POO order To give pa.seg OPPORTUNITY akf.t pa
fr on tit roads w Observe this regl.i,u and lar La mind
d fine BREAKFA,T is prepared for thea. ~
au4-
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bfAp.-Wc regret To learn, says the Dauvlc Register
that John Rice Miller Of hi. county died at hi. residence
near Chalk Level on Monday night last after pror,ctcl
aud painful ilnc-s The family and friends of the Icc,ss
cd have the sympathy Of the community with them in
their irreparnble lossior be was in truth good man
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"''"' January term Of Iu.tins. Court com,
"'o' ye''rd" At tie Cry Hall. Prescnt-Nayor M,v ,1
Aldermen hliytt bray, butler Farrsr aud Toler
A"t u ty session devoted la tf.us,r,u 80, .t
mes Itr amy criminal disposed uf t,t 81
- "'"' ""1 ti b'y aJuigri guilty Of u-, i,r-T, - =,
N.Y. 'ni Ordered 70 he Pause From thts iiIg, - '
80 li 'ul Ac'i'siiy appeared before ia. C,, ,rl
eA'e,'ul ~ Willingness Co abide by Mayor .,,n t
upon hr was SENT below q uoyciug ''"' "''''
To- sergeant reported Ia the C,,,, III. t.
Ai"'''ay slave ds property o Mr street va. countt
O' e IN o Junr lat, aui that all EeqIrr,n Of ~ - A.
$40 tA-, "'d leru complied with aad no ou. IA 80,
- ts, l.Wi trcct. '''' ''-' size d. soli
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r I,1t = y SAIsaE OF yALIAnIEKEAIE ~.

~ ~ 1KACE MD bsoAD STREETS CHURCH hill.
Tx tftt m decd of trust executed by Edwin
SHE dated 1t Jauusry $50 duly recorded
Court SHALL
proceeito eel public
on MONDAY the tth day % February. $50 commencing az NJ
hour ~ y o'clock NJ II fair 10 portion
ne valuable square On which III aid Farar resides
W r ha' acre ' 90 which The excellent brick
i corner % Grace and 2>th streets, also the rear
back 49, feet 20 Al alley
Ti- above property juy regarded among the mos, ssira
b-o any tide believed h. b. r.rf-rt br
'a-crb.rs actrg trustees will convey - -Ta var
the purchaser. '
sale conducted by Goiin Apperson, Auc;oneers
jat-eaw'p JAS " PRICE Trustees
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auc'..
fOnnI>ssOstR>' SstI UF uO>r yaIU..
ny GoDDIN a APpERsoN. Aue,..
XALraniL .enJ.,S ....Sssioo. VILE

~ 80 y * " ~ 'iiiEs
&C. Fnb sNLf At AtCTiONWli be- sold Friday, 25t
cav ~ Iauty $50 on tn premises.
\ VI W not. the fair day the valuable
VI 70 w. haruooi now resides. containing lcr-s
pf which w he eNlh-d
~ 'htl1r IT, E-'f III farms Of DR. Juo y Garnet.
arart - The hgilrg. consist % dseng
rooms besides The usual OK houses About tract cleared
balance 10 wood and timber There about god
ground
Aner ~ sale o. III land all The peahe place
All b. -oli, consisting - the
o,is' hay 6 AMI stock o. horses cattle hoys, a.
lths--Fpr the land, hh cal. balance and year. for
bonds, bearing Interest, occurred by a deed.
For tie personal estate, all under ke cash over that
amount months credit, FOR hond..E.ih good
A
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TVS 'H'iNt HtsfuEc't socifrrwe requested state
N TIE Ninth Annual Meeting the Virginia Historical society will
~ hcd m ue Ha u The Aenr Thursday evening the
~. lIt, ~ ~ o'clock when the Annual BE- de-
hEcreI ~ Professor Hocombe
Of ue Society. the Hon & Rvrs b, espert.i n, . ~
meeting sud Co. preside on the occasion
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LAO,ns nErALlIc- oyrn >mons ANp

= ' y u u
boots
II FRANKLIN. would call tl. attention of he H..
W. dies o. hs elegant wi
sable arrieyy sy shoud remember 90 Keen rtr 81 warm
And dry y Wl tn retain their beauty,
That their health aso have large those nmab
French Cork Soles all sizes for yourselves and daughter
jas n n gRANKITN
NHEAF FALL ~ CI.OCIFsNG.-IIayingtake taken n.
snory Of stock ou hand sui nuirg have large qulrt
ty ~ Heavy Winter Clothing
determined on-ard Boo order 90 &c sr We lay, re-
ducrd the price Of ~ kinds ~ Heavy Coats Tlima Toris
bnsnr Goats heavy t1-mcre aud siiinet psnt yyi,e;
SIX and Cashmere Vests. Meruc Shirts Drawer. &C D.
tcrmncd 10 SELL boo want Of Any artclc of winter
clothing to call. assuring rare opportunity U
nov offered 20 supply themselves with very mi
kFFN. HAIDWTN A 81 ~
jalO 1,4 Main 49,,
NOfItI.W Wishing torciurc Farcy Dre Good.
~ We viii Tor The next two months. offer cot Tor C
tire stock ~ such gnds, consisting
Mouscanes French and English, Plain Plaid Nerno's Plain
Striped and Brocde silks with many STYLES suited 10 The IRE
4 M trn
We take h' opportunity request whose accounts
have been standing six months make early sucnient
jat-dctt uNGH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-15
ARRIVAL OF THE TVpIRT C,Tv
STEAMER ASHORE

Ntw foRk, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Empire CITY; IRON
ASpin~all with the California mails is below
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-15

EDnoHAt CnAveE.-R W Lylcs Esq. the editor and
proprietor Of the Danyie Register hos sold the whole e.
tahli-hmen: 70 Messs AJncr Anderson and t. NJ sluma
ker. The politics Of the paper undergo no change