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V1'NLL AND HTNH HHOCh.
SPLENPIP GOODS
PRICES GREATLY REprcEp.

pREss GOODS coored ard Rack SIN Robes aFOunees
and two skirts SIX Dresses In Bocad Rayadere Crnr
some o. The mot elegant geods ever this market Pan
Coored and Aek Lyons silks quality de Paris
real lii,h Poplns RsPt de inrs ne assortment elegant
houselanc de Alne Robes Paris Printed Lan-s and
seanG Ns,ns hne English and French Merno' sk striped
french Mcol llais ulnghams Prints &c great variety
EMBRo DERlES AND LACERsaI Point SETS Point Ap-
pgue Gimpurc and Val Lace Sets; French Sets trimmed
9Th Lace beautiful Aee Muslin Cambria Pequc sets
sad Collars sngy Embroidered Skirts splendid
french sndksrchef real Lace Many Goods ar
superb and Will make handsome Holiday Bridal and Party
Dresses, In Nuslns, Thules and silks.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Velvet Cloth every prIe.
Of the newest styles In he best Velvet and Cloths ali
the materials Tor CoAks which order MANY
on hand have been HdnicHr.i - Richmond Of every
Kind In stss broche, and hne Wool double single
MhNs W EAR-An qualities 81 Coared French
nrrrs and Doeskns Calored French do
American CAAsmeres all grades Virginia
Jeans and weeds Gloves Crayats Hose Fronis Travel.
Ing blankets and ShA.ls, Wool shirts and weru
HOUSE lCRNlsHlNG GOOpS-Bcd blankets Imported rect
to tails market Damaks imported direct Napkins Cloths
Linen and Cotton sheengs Curtain Goods nsn
CAkPfts CARPET-CarpenFs In Velvet brussels and In
grau purets and FLOOR Cloths Stair Carpotng do Rug,
In all qualities, Door Mats, &C. Gc. - s.
PLANTATION GOODS-Mke and Coiored Negro Blanke I'm
ported from Europe TO James Virginia
OLnAhuIgs, kerseys, Plain Lnseys Plaid, Cotton,
In order 10 reduce stock
January next, VIII oder
CASH and prompt customers y ExFNcrFp
- WATKINS A FICKLEN, No. 1aQ Main 81
uelH-b Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

bill amended by the addition Of the words and TO
authorize the County and Corporation Courts increase
the compensation OF their Clerks"
The bull empowers an Increase to 5000 from 500.
Senate Bll-To compensate Andrew Hunter for legal
services al CharcStown In the prosecution of John Brown
and others-(gives him 81 5000
senate Bl-Authorizing the payment Of sum Of mon-
ey TO J, Davis Day assignee Of Emmt j. OBreu-(gves
him S646.T2.)
The bill advocated by Mr.. NKEsox Mr.. Day ex.
cnscd himself from voting thereon he a relative
of the applicant.
Senate Bill-To incorporate the Danville Insurance
Company with capital stock of less than $40 900
nor more than StuOOOOO
Senate Bill-for the relief Of John A. Guseman and
Abraham Gusens (refunds taxes improperly paid
This bill was advocated by Mr.. Newton.
Senate Bill-To amend the act passed January SOth
1898 entitled An act for the relief Of the Richmond L.
l. Blues.
This bill advocated by Mr. August Il gives them
slsIl1 paid by them for tents aterward pronounced
unit Tor service by the Colonel of the First Regiment
Senate Bll-To authorize the Board of Public Works
to purchase of the city of Wheeling 5000 shares OF the
pany-beng put upon its passage laid on the table,
on motion of of Mr. Caldwell
RILLs on THEIR READING.
The bill making an appropriation to the LunAtic Asy-
lun west OF the Allegheny Mountains being its Sc
cond reading aud having been amended on motion of
Mr.. Bannon, by filing the blank with SlOnOo0 PAYABLE
IN two instalments of S5O,OO1 each read second
time ordered to be engrossed and read third time.
The bill To amend the LIST section OF act passed
April |, 1888 entitled ian act amend the Sd section
of chapter &c of the Code efectuay to pre-
vent dealing with slaves and repeating the 2d section
oil the said act OF April LIST, lSasbcng its second
rcading-Mr. Wickham moved to strike out the words
Before any license shall be granted to keep such house
(ot enertainment the petitioner shall enter into bond
with sufficient security in penalty of $780, PAYABLE
the Commonwealth faithfully to observe the laws regu-
lating houses of entertainment
MIR. COGHlLL opposed the notion and il was Loaf
On motion of Mr.. BRUCE. the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
Another Move In the Rirh, direction.

The Directory Of the South-d Railroad have follow
cd up the commendablc OF the Richmond and
Danvie Directory in behalf OF Southern manufacturer
by recommending Convention for the purpose of bring
ing about general cooperation of Southern companies
to the end. The Petersburg Press in publishing
the action Of the Board pertinenty says: IL can
succeed here at the South in gradually accomplishing the
work Of our commercial indepcndence-f break
by the thousand letters in which our trade-cs
bound at the feet of the Norh-f only bring our
selves to the determination practically enforce by
vigorous exertions the policy of encouraging in
dustry, and vast for aggran-
dizement-f say, the people of the South only
do all this then will their delivcrance be certain and
their prosperity rapid and boundcss
Millions Of dollars have been expended by our railroad
companies in the purchase of locomotives I'D other
costly equipments from Northern manufactures. This
drain OF money constitutes of the valuable tr
bues which pay TO the power which revies and as
sails us and enters largely into the magnificent fabric OF
wealth which has been reared expense in the land
of the fanatics. We make just good locomotives
and cars in cities rs those We buy from the
North. We have got every material in abundance at
our doors, and of the very best quality. Why then
should we hesitate moment longer avail ourselves OF
the advantages possess in this particular branch of
industry, as well As in all other brluchess
The following is the paper which have been called
upon to publish and which has suggested the foregoing
remarks:
OFFICE THE SoUrHSIpE K. r Co
PETERSBURG, Dec l4th. 1859. /
AT the regular monthly meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors OF this company, held the above date the
following resolution adopted with request that
should transmit the the different railway compa-
nies of the South JAMES T. CUrHBURr
Secretary.
Resolred That the Board of Directors of the south
side Railroad CON- suggest to the Presidents and Drcc
tors OF the Railroads of the South the propey of hold
ing Convention at convenient Southern point at
early date TO take int consideration the fostering of
ovr Southern manufacturers of railway equipments en-
deavorng by hearty cooperation sustain the manu-
facturerS of the South.
An extract from the minutes
JAMES Z. CUrHEERr, Sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
ASTLSLAvERY EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.

rmLAp,trut. Dec iA-Thsr. 4. son,. .,.,,.,n.,,
existing her, at ptesent and there are ros S = 40,
tonight An anti.sl,vsry f.ir A. hsins, hIS :, cs,
Hall and they have also nsa,,n aSnannasS ~ -
place tonight AT the Assembly, hniIdngs Dnrin ,hs,
meeting this morning reoues, was received % S.roSs
n Tag hanging before Concert Han The n,.,o. 60
ed the Tag TO DO hauled In because il was IN Violation Of
mn ordinance and ohstrnctea The n.s..y. ~ ,h -,
from its great length An order was aso sent Inv ths
sheriff directing that the fair should he closed and ,h
Hall deserted before O'Clock this afternoon These pro
ceedings produced much excitement, and the Abolition
lists in council resolved to proceed In body 10 Concert
N all and protect THAR goojs The o,,s,. a - - :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
THE CONVICTED HARPER'S FERRY CONSPIRA
ToRS--AFFECTlNG INTERVIEW BETWEEN COOK
AND Ills INTERPRETATIONS FOR TIE
ENEnIrTIAN

CHARLESTOwN, Va, Dec. II, 1859.
The town il filing up with strangers to witness the
executions which TO take place on Friday. The
system Of excluding citizens adopted John Downs
ecuton is not TO be repeated.
Governor Willard, OF Indiana, accompanied by MIS-.
Crowley, of New York. sister OF Cook aud Hon H. II
Voorhees, Attorney General of Indiana arrived ycster-
day and visited Cook. The interview with his sister was
most affecting Later in the day DIR. Staunton and wife,
Of Indiana aud Miss Hughes arrived Mrs stanton is
sister of Cook aud Miss Hughes a cousin. They also
visited the prisoner presenting scene OF grief and
anguish scarcely TO he described They promised to see
him again, but through the advice of Governor Willard
each wrote him few farewell lines and all the ladies
then left for their homes the male relatives designing to
remain with him TO the last.
Arrangements have been made to have the body of
Cook taken to New York for nterment
Some of the relatives of Coppe expected to arrive
to-day. His body will be taken TO his mother at Spring
dale, Iowa.
The bodies OF Green and Copeland it ia thought will
not be claimed II they they will be decently
inferred near the galows
The prisoners were quite cheerful this morning and
are now making religious preparations for death.
Cook was much cast down after parting with his sis
ters but Il nov perfectly calm and collected, awaiting
his doom
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
IL the Editor Of the Ne,- York Herald:
IN. M ----...-.- L l.. o. L. q

4" me EH'tcf az t"' -Ncl7 York Herald:
CnAELESTowN Jefferson Co. Va Dec. d. Is5q
SIR; When private individual has been illuminated
10y or through your own reporter presume that YOU will
not refuse to admit the insertion in your paper of den
a., In the Herald Of yesterday the writer of vour
Charlestown Correspondence of date of December
when reporting las be siy) what Col Baylor said among
undry other matters mot concerning me- states the o
loving; lie Col b had heard that white.haircd Old
man. Edmund Rufn, make reasonable harangue in the
street to-day and had gone up and told him tkat he ,
protected by has gray hairs and bV the mtary Int that
= he came here month hece aud MADE similar spssrL
n 'o%d he take" dom" 10 Wsr,Di and rcH duetcd and
than drireH ont of torn"
There Is not the least foundation Of truth for the nor
Ton OF the above passage which is marked for italics
Neither Col Baylor nor any other person has uttered in
my hearing or TO my knowledge these or any similar or
other insulting or offensive remarks DO not know that
] ever was spoken TO by that genteman-and from no
person here have heard any words spoken 10 me Tor
any OF me- previous to this false repor that we're not
entirely courteous aud in manner respectful or Kind
EDMUND RUFFIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
THE LIFE AND TIMES or JAMES MApISoy.
nv Hon. WILLIAM O. mYEa.

urp ,,r,gII9s uEc hrttrrb ~ rnHEr ,otUursJ
MI y AWo,c career contemporary and riosetv t..,t
49, ~ -h he War OF ne Revolution me ardnou. sbor, ~
~ We completion ~ thc Articles ~ ConIrisr,ii,
''lAh"n and adoption Of The ~ r,t,.I
'sl We political questions which arose under tbs
he "fuFglss 81 parties which Terminated h. ~
g t o' y,,Ion oyer Adss' snd the complicated question,
A ainaied under his Administration In ps..ir .
49, sat oenea 81 our history, writer has been s1
ea ~ accc's 70 The papcrt o. NJ Madison and ob.s
oel9sns 70 throw new hght upon many debatsbs n...
st aiu most permanent INTEREST," IN American snpsis
, is ths career q NJ Asdson himself Of which no connected
NIAite lls ever yet been given 10 the pubic
bfaee authenic and Illustrative notices iund.d H en-
a3eunsnt ~ NE meft dslnrulsbsd III ti.
WaahinFion Jsn.rron Geo H.s,, $500 ~ hN
ssIa Hssy is Adams Joy, Hani,on kim 40 90,
1890 w uulcc We matcri y, drgu4ygj1 -, -
i , 20, W. sors 70 W. deh, you'd seem ven S,.5 ~ s
~ -, ~ Important disidsr0ti in our nsops No.
thg American people NV wv "eaPest Interest o.
NORRIS Rost.,s,.
FW-Orfers f,o,,. ii. % Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
PREPARE FOR TuE RITI

49, ous REvER-As the Fau approaches and Rrlous
and A and Feve has become prevalent every person should
with the
me secretion Of bile and the Inactivity Of liver
gethe Win headache, pain the limbs
loss hppte the
means should at once be resored by which symptoms
DC removed this Of
Tl.S M
pure eahful circulation Of the blood prodae- 40
which ot Themselves tend greatly do away vtb al ~
hanness These iters with perfect SAFETY h.
az So Ad sexes Etheut weather or diet mi III
valuable family medicine In where an Aety toni
To be had Of PURCELL LADD CO and all o,hs, r,,,.,
grasss 10 The city Of Richmond elsewhere In Vrns "a
dsabi. 80 I'm b bSs PAlNEsroCK CO. Pills.
uV1puLA ~ ~, OF bAkNks PARK, New York.
80 Ia.ea oy addressing 4 BAKER, Proprietor
Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
CIHHISCiKSEHING,s PIANOS TOIBE HAD
49, - 'oo' ron YIN.
RICHMOND a. YORK RIVER

IL a L L II O AID
or AND AFTER MONDAY, December 1914
,t,r ia, PASsENGER TRAIN "
S S,1 1 55 da'y except sunday')
~ TIE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN '''''''s = ~
p....,.., -. ny. Yns, NJ, ~. 4, %, at. ~
ays Ihnrsdays sud Saturdays o. a NJ ronnsrt1, -
Hsamef ,uria Peck, Capt Thos. ". southgate "A -
returning the Curtis Peck Nond,yg
~" Iln-ys ~ ~ A. " Fare 70 NnE,k and River ssings -
N-'NAets and dlue
10Y hnE Queen q. ~, Urbanna Sorbsrn Mel
lfaFc Mchmond Tuesdays Rriiays Al az
ioT Ming william g. ~. aud walker6n lssys Rsb
u',na h,ndHya and Ihursdays az 6L 4 " MN
tsslurHing eave Walk crton same DAYS
through freight brwardei either way daily -
dei6 '''' wy 'ugg,,,.,.yH ahd satutdays.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

South Let the old historic hero therefore, be nom
natcd aud let Scott meetings he held all the State
and the whole country aud let them send delegates
Convention in this city, to meet the 22d OF feb
ruhrythc birthday of washinton-in order to tender
the nomination TO the man who, in day, most re-
rcmbcs "thc Father Of his County, man who, like
Bsyard Is without fear and without reproach This
Is the political chief for the nation, demanded by the
pressure of the times; and well will it be for the coun
try II Il places him In that position
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE FAMILY JOURNAL
FOR 1890
FOR 1890

On the hr Saturday IN January will he commenced ,. yt
ue Of s popular southern Illustrated Literary Paper
ago heIpyNAL Ea'bezun experiment 20 e. abI,b
PPeL SCUM ~ Mason and DiHons line which, while should nj
contain anything sectional In IL columns might he men. "a
freeing ne south from ~ dependence the Nor Tor n
hfs ben 700 long asuJc-t Of reproach 10 The go,l
tie her poplar ieraur" h. almost wholly
en- source This preference arises from auy lacE ftrr
he writers Of he -ouih, bat from unfoundd ss.upp
uon mat no good book magazine paper can be 1I,
coming from Northern publishing house 1'''-
To remove this unfounded upon the literary talent 80
t2ne 81 hs south vas the great object which he v,NT
y"uNAb vas esahlshcd To aid Ia this higi and paror nm
usasng We earnestly invite the cooperation Of ne south W.
70 devote our entire time energies 10 ensure
Ne success ot 80 rood Nor
producing paper whose sole claim upon southern .s -
eo n ~ btng published IN their midst me Journal
Va y.ey rp compare with similar papers published else.
n, -. ~. ~ ,Al'tll We support which We solicit
Hmay not beissppropratc here announce hat -. b,.
,ueceedei IN securing the valuable services on mi NoEvFf
80 t.e 2iesor IN hsrshan Female College Nis,lssppi
le Laior The exalted ehracer ~ Mr Norvei All M,
zone and literary excellence Of The journal NV ''
with the January cornmgnsa urr.. -. -,
n ufFrea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

OF eoquence and learning which awaits you the
al address to be delivered by able aud distinguished
gentleman, whom shah have the honor to present to
you ms soon as the report Of the Executive Committee
has been read.
The other proceedings of the Society will be published
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
FROM CHARLESTnMN-

ESCAPE OF COOK And CoPFTE-THEIR RE-cAPTrRE.
CHARLEsrowN, Dec. l5.-At half PAST eight O'Clock
this evening two of the condemned prisoners Cook and
Coppc, escaped from the jail and were fred upon by the
sentnels, and driven back the prison They are now
in the custody of Sheriff Campbell
The prisoners had mounted the jail wall when thew
were discovered by the sentinel the outside who i'm
medaiely gave the alarm and fired upon them They
had sawed their manacles hsundcr with the blade Of 4
Barlow knife which they had concealed and made into
fine saw.
II Is ascerained from their confession that they have
been engaged In preparing for their escape during the
last ten days. They made hole in the wall near the
window, which they concealed with paper, hiding the
bricks they removed under the bed
Upon the alarm being given they made no resistance
nut surrendered as soon they discovered by the shot
the sentinel that they were detected
The event has produced the utmost excitement here
and all are on the alert Major Gen Talaferro is direct
ing everything in person, and will maintain an uninter
ruPted supervision OF affairs until after the execution
We do not apprehend any further difficulty.
learn that dispatch has been sent TO John w Gar
irtt, Esq PsdsB OF thv baltimore and Ohio Railroad
sons from coming up the road tomorrow and Ia 81 sGG5
tickets only to persons who are above suspicion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

ESEUrE BEHiSD SCESFs.-The audience NJ the
Winter Garden last night when Mr.. Bourcicau's play
The oci7roon, was to be performed for the seventh
time, were somewhat surprised by the Announcement
made in front of the curtain 10y Mr. A H. Davenport to
the effect that owing TO the non-appearance of Mr. Iour
eea"t ana Miss Agnes Robertson, the parts OF wahuo-
Tee ana Zoe would he performed by Mr. Pearson and
Mrs. j. H. Allen The performance was then procseJcJ
WITH and the play went of smoothly. The position Of
stage manager heretofore held by Mr. Bourcicaut b,
been accepted by Mr. Joseph Jefferson and il il
ced that the performance Of the "Octoroon will be CON
tinued. " WI"
As the whole matter between Mr. Bourcicault and the
management will undoubtedly be ventilated n the courts
we shall not enter into minute details oft at this
II appears however by the statement of die manager NJ
tne theatre that Mr. Bourcicaut engaged as stage
ana dramatic author under specified agreement
under which he received for the play his services and
nose Of ms wife lknown TO the public as Miss Robert.
SON. 90 Ar $500 that he satisfied with these
terms and demanded more money that the management
reused to pay any more, aud that late in the afternoon
o. yesterday Mrs Bourcicaut wrote TO the effect
that she would not play at night whereupon both Mr.
ana W. Bourcicault received unlimited coags and
'ne performance went on above describedEN y
Herald. 49, ~ -
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A CARD FROM EDMUND RuFFIy. Is,

go HARrERS FERRY, Dec. :, 1859.
To the Editor Of The Richmond Wiz:
may have been seen by many who Will not see the repv
even published IN that paper you will ohlge me bv
giving my denial the extended circulation afforded Inv The
hehmohd wing Respectfully,
EDWUNp RrFFfN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
Efficacy OF the Oxygenatcd Ritter.
Frnr, L n M. -. l. O. :.

Grx- v,,,x r,., Bo5ToN, June C. iSse
,,h haNebeen for some troubled orca.ion, iv
hrN-re attacks OF Indigestion:
ems tIied Alcpay and Homeopathy and IAN truly ~ b
more speedy and ehecua relief from the p.s ~ 81,
- h..rrs procured from IAN from an ol.er r,,s
anu ulost cheeriully recommend them all who sun a.,
similar Addiction. Yours truly ~ o 'uHer nom
S,r,.ro,. ...,s.., JAMES C. DUNN
S' Le,psetahiy Every dyspspsc be amply IepSId f
PrsPsrsd by SETH IOwLI Co. Boston and for sal. \,
Ell nit HhAl' PURCELL. LADD 4 Co ana w PsrgPsny
gsts generally. - s - ''''1 oouh COUNTY ADJ Drug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

fNNHh undermined, sho has hesn T., -, - 81.
el.ng COLLECTOR for NE Ricfvavn W ~. 49, We Way
% collect IN the country ' WHO nave aeeounts, A.,
w present engngrrleufr r...f-t--
uhole rtae' IN De 81 ne ve,T IN neary ne
.,s IN Any portion ~ he Commonwealth 70 '""s''
water Division ~ che STATE ''7 composing re Tide
may BE- found. Tor = r. dsv. - a.. ,,,t-.z
,i ~, w ~ auoi', or MAJ ,. O. sheids of ~ WHY on
deie-d7H ...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

Va
,,...u..-,,- December. sth. IssS (
~ eaued meeting u the Hermcsian Society III, .y,i "a
VIZ ''''"o '"i resolutions were unanlnousy adopted
Hs'5eas An Avi's Odd has visited In IHs Providence. and
~. our nl our loved respected brott.r tFs
loN FILLS u Monroe Co ~ The prime Of hi. ms IN y,
10y atllns and buoyant with bright pro rise We ~.
] we Society, ~ which BE- ono Of s mo-,
~ '.u u-ein numbers, deeply biz lose AMI 80.
i w. IroU wh which our souls shrouisd by such ,
ty u we nonudc OF our property. We willingly u,rit a.
,et o. A. enable Providence, Temper. s ina
~ we shpfn lamb, We deem u due the memory on our J,
Jnh r9,hcr mt We adopt s following resoiuilons
h'.fr'1 That The llermessn Society n the DEAN IN - t.
'' 9na sos useful member hss sustained M rpsrsbis to-.
mat though associated with but brisf uerot ~,
sp o. sit't morality bis unting diligence 10 ne dncS On
we Wue ulen i ardent real IN pursu u tpowitgs ~
& 9n9 99Abs manner his amlt disposition h, os. Of
Uh ahl ngh most deeply Impressed those Who tns Mr. bt
w ~ soIn - man, sud bound him them 10 ne strong
6,,o" That =, token Of bgh esteem for n. deceased
~, ~ hiott Hefucsian ani highrnnied Honorable
eafape our lial 10 mourning r the usual time Of irs sV
hfitl, mat committee Of three be- aupoios
fenains ~ our brother 10 he friends ana seis.s 49,
"rgoriinR Them ln their last sad resting place WV ~ VI"
Me,o' That copy u us tribute n rrspeet Ia r,,t,,t
VIII tat adopted Nv the ftuIen Of tbs eo. ~.
parents Of he deceased and f9rrarded fr pubst '
4. T. MfMs
J. y VAWTER.
r. " FOWLPH Lr.-.t,-.
, X. HrVNErTF |
v " CARTER
~ Enquirer and Examiner please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

~ Aai NoiIOE-fEs' TIKI LAsr-Ar persons Indebted 10
me Individually will please call md ,ettI. their ,,,
viii give Them Into the hands Of others be collected JyI.w
- ALEX. HILL
iar'he Indulgence viii be given longer than to the ls,b
Of December next. ds5-Ikui,, 80, ~, ~ 80"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
LIGHTE 4 BRADBURRY'S PIANOS

I'VE CALL The attention Of the citizens Of Rich
mond, and Virginia, Piano Fortes Ehich
We have placed with Mr. Carus that their auaiIs-
gg ~, fs,pesl, may be tested BY the side Of hsII
We warrant ~ Pianos show a. hs and a, pp
h. 80 S, vs. ~ sny factory IN the county which can
dai6- rg's iF1t, IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
To CoRRRsPoNpKNrs.

To CORRESPONDENCE.
81 Letters ousfass musi6s addressed Of
wAlV.
Articles ,en boa sd~s Of Ne paper ps1lfsA-
o. TAis rule Of loag snndia9, ought be k-osss ALL
ed scA O. case Be departed FROM obituary NOTICES
sa0 esgAt lines charged ~ Advertisements.
81 We undertake rejected communications