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FULL AND RICH STOCK.
SPLENDID GOODS
PRICES GeEATLy REDrcrD

DkEss GooDSRSh colored aud Raek sk Robes Tounee.
and two SKIRTS SIX Dresses In BrOcad- Bayaere and Crns
some Of the mos. elegant goods this market PaIs
Colorsd and black Lyons sks quality Velour de Part
real Irish P9pn Rspt de ,sins hne AsaOment: elegant
houseane de Lane Robes; Paris Lanes nr snd
beautiful NaSnas nne English and French MerinOs s striped
preach wool Plais Ulnghans Prints, great variety
khbkOibEklhS AND LACkS-ReAl Point S.
pnque 6npure and Val Lace Sets Muslin sets m,
win Lace beautiful Lace Mun Cambria and se.
and Cellars sngy Embroidered Skirts splendid Embol.i
French hAnd erehiris; real Lace these Goods az
superb ana viii make handsome Holiday
Dresses in Muslnz. Thuies and sllks. ~ $50 'H
Velvet Coaks At every prIc.
OF the newest styles In the best Cloths have III
NE materials Tor CloAks which 10 order Nnny
on hand have been crd Richmond shaWl of
Kind In stella, broehe, and dne Wool double and single
MhNs NEAl-An qualities % Colored "a.
mers and Doeskns Caioed French SIN ana Wo
American Cassneres all grades Virginia Casslnrres sats
Jeans and INceds, Gloves Cravais. Hose
Ing blankets aud sha sls, Wool shirts Drauers
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS-Bed
TO tails market DAmaks Imported direct Napkins ana Co,h
Linen and Cotton sheetngs Curtain Goods and NuD
CARPETS, CARPErS-Carpengs Velvet nru,sels ana In
grAn Druggeis and Floor Cloths Competing HEM 40 R,
In all qualities Door Mats, &C &c f ''' -N"e'
PLANTATION GOODS-wklte Colorri Negro BLANKET. Inn
ported from Europe TO james Ver virginia
Otnaburgs, herseys, Plain Lnseys Plaid, Ac
In order 10 reduce snc. nv
January neNt will seer
CASH and prompt customers -
deIs-a Nearly epposii,s Et 10 nsh b..
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TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD
oTrIcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Coxr.

OTFIcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, Dec. IL, 1853.
To the Editor of The Wig:
II your correspondent FARMER" had been guided las
he saws the Directors of the Railroad should be- by d
s"ightened and liberal regard ne ioslrrs Of those
great interests Of the STATE designed 10 b. suBserrsd BIZ
its construction, he might have been saved the labor
and you the expense of his publication The Board
thought they had made the report plain enough for the
comprehension of any protesting understand ac-
counts Han honest desire for information had carried
him 20 the Office of the Company it possibly might have
been made little palmer but none so hard 10 under
stand those Who do not wish TO understand"
He would have been informed that the ''inexcusable
inaecuracy which he battered himself was in the report
was only blunder OF his hope he does not com
nit many such in his farming
think csndor and fair dealing requires that a name
should accompany these publications. and ir he will give
ms name In the continuation which he promises he shall
be fully answered, and hope satisfied
Very respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
Northern and southern Products.


The entire Of produce exported from the nj.
ted States TO foreign countries during the past year was
valued at two hundred and seventy eight millions three
hundred and nine-two thousand and eighty doars-Le-
aides nftyseyen millions five hundred aud two housa
three hundred aud five dollars in specie OF these pro-
ducts the Free States furnished in produce from their
soil and waters five millions two hundred and egh-
ty-one thousand and nnetyone dollars-the Free and
Slave States, Of produce common to both eighy-four
millions four hundred aud seventeen thousand four hun.
bred and nnethree dolars-aud the Slave States Of their
own produce exclusively hundred and Lightweight
millions six hundred and nney-thr thousand four hun
dred and ninetysx dollars II may be added that out
OF the produce exported from Free and Slave States in
common, onethird estimated being raised by slave
labor, making full hundred millions of dollars from
The South. These figures furnished by the govern
msnt organ at Washington and are obtained by it from
Official sources. They TO show that the commerce
Of the country out Of which almost alone the prosperity
of the North has grown is based mainly upon the pro-
ducts of the South the fruit Of slave labor They
20 shoW, moreover how easily the South NAV maintain
system OF direct expectation and importation a. well AS of
home manufacture When such policy is adopted VIA,
VIII be the condition Of the North Take away from her
the commerce she carries through the actorshp
of savegrown products deprive her of the raw matr
ais from the South that feed her factories and close mo
the market have furnished for the sale Of her brcs
and desolaton and ruin will be her portion Grass will
grow In her busiest horoughfares and ships will rot
her most crowded wharves The people OF the North ia
provoking the cnmy Of the South quarrel with their
bread and butter bounifm Providence has made the
South the mistress Of the world She commands the des
tnies not only Of the North, but Of Great Britain and
Ia loss degree Of all the civilized nations Of Europ4
Let her withhold her cotton alone and the CRY Of bread
orh LoodU - b..- a.
be smothered only by the louder umut Of revolution
the changer Of and the crash Of governments The
people Of our Northern States and Of Great Britain are
not supposed to be wanting business sagaciiy howev.
81 their political intelligence may have been becouded
A. a simple business proposition then, We ask them to
consider the effect to themselves Of losing the products
and the markets Of the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
Col. ]. Emmett scrurr,.

We pleased hear the name Of our friend Scrusgs
the gallant editor Of the drat"a Wig mentioned in
connection with the rostmaStership OF the House of
Representatives. He has We learn received the recon-
mendation Of the Opposition members of the Legislature
well OF many distinguished gentlemen for
the post. No who knows Col :. will doubt for
moment that he would make faithful efficient and pop
ulsr Postmaster. We glad to learn that the prospect
Of his election Is highly favorable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
AsUGGESTIoN To THE LADIES.

TO TIT IsIII"F y tHf why.
Ny wife having the communication of your fair
correspondent Maria being much pleased thereat
begs leave suggest through your paper that each FAR
mcrs Wife In Va shall give the proceeds Of one pot OF
butter said pot to weigh least 10 pounds and each
single lady, proposed by Maria" to give one dollar
Tor the purpose OF securing direct trade with Europe
She further proposes that they commence Operations AZ
once labelling each pot Southern Rights Butter and
II y expected that your patriotic Commission Merchants
will charge nothing for selling aud that ought 70 bring
good price The money to be deposited With VIM. II.
Mcfarland Esq.
December g $50. LI'NENBT-BG
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LUNEYBUBG.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE EXECUTIONS AT
CHARLFSTOWN VA

CHARLEsTowS, Va Dec. II, ls59.-Ex,ensive prepa.
rations are making for the approaching e1ocutions-
Nineteen companies Of military now on duty, and
guirds are stationed At every corner and cross
road Picket guards patrol the surrounding country and
az more companies announced on their way here
The citizens find difficulty in passing from one part Of
the town to another They brought TO halt and
marched to the guard house II unable give the coun.
tcrsign.
Green and COPELAND will be hung At II o'clock 10 the
morning and Cook and Coppic three In the afternoon
All these men composed and look calmly on their 70,
preaching doom. Their bodies will be given to their
friends Il claimed.
The town j. quiet and uneNcitcd by rumors Military
discipline il kept up however were encompassed
by besieging army. The people look forward with
great pleasure 20 exemption from military surveillance
and when the civil government il restored there viii DO
quite jubilee. Tho people would willingly consent that
Stevens and Hazet should spend the rest Of their day.
In the Penitentiary rather than have another military
seige az their execution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
F, FONTAINE. President
LOOK OFT FOR THFy

. , APPoNArroH, Dec l3th 1859
10 hs Editor cf the Why:
am pleased TO that the people OF some of the low
er counties are taking such energetic against
siraggrrs Of all kinds We do not know the object for
which they travelling Recent occurrences ought 10
open our eyes Cook married lady Harper's Fer.
~, the better to work his purpose
man lately Travelled in this county selling bad Jewel
~ and fixing clocks; after cheating considerably with
brass watches &c, he left and is in some OF the
counties below, or South, perhaps Lunenburg Bruins.
wick or Noitoway. would call your attention and tina,
Of the people to him.
APRON ATTOX
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

purpose OF rcmburiuS the company the
ed under that verdict II this i the case then have
the edyng spectacle Of appeal to the Legislature
behalf OF railroad corporation for relief against the
pains and penalties OF their own carelesSness; when
steps had already been taken indemnify the company
by an unjust charge upon the travelling public.
The Legislature will be doing but single OF JUS
uee to all those who travel by railway. when they pro-
vide by stringent enactment that railroad company
shall evade the penalties for injuries done persons
property by imposing them upon the public Ia the form
OF higher charges for the use of their road.
A FARMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
CONVENTION OF MERCHANTS.

10 NJ hdlfoT ~ 10 Wig
am jus, informed By Mr.. b tina, the mer-
chants OF Richmond about entering certain non.
1Creonrss resolutions with the North. hope YOU will
continue 10 reeraie in your paper the vital importance
OF this step. Urge the call OF convention Of uer-
chants, either at Richmond Lynchburg TO take into
consideration the necessity OF Withdrawing all patronage
from that section till our grievances aro redreSse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
the LIFE AND TIMES or JAMES MADISON.
~ hon WILLIAM Q. RIvEs

- (fo nE c.HrtrrYn ~ rnrrr vofrv.s,
Nv MAulbONa career contemporary I'D 1T tt.,
AZ WIN ne War q The Hrvoluti1n ne arfo,a ~
We Oh ConErfaf, ne completion the Artirteu -
We hfmalon 900 adoption N ne Constituted al ~. u
flus questions Wlch me sfrafntutrsitso
,, NC "raggle. q parties which terninatsd n ~
81 iotegn policy which led 10 he var n - lls.u
ang efglnated under Ne Adrntstra,n In
sNe theae great scenes n history The rrif.r II.
~ ,s 70 We paper Of Nc Madison and other orrnsi
~ - NOV new light upon many dsbstsbie pss.sgr. ~
ne hfhtn and most permanent Interest in A0ss, '
otI oI ~ hsdiiun hlnaseif uhleh no esnosssd
n-Ht'We has ever yet been FiVen puhc ne 80 IN
b,ace auhenic and illustrative notices iounded rtse
documents, ~ urst distinoisb.d III NJ
% ',hnElon, le ron, Nsson psties usn
"a tisliy 80, Aaams ~, Hsuion King vud othsrs
We nate ~ or the drdfa1ffs psrsssr ~
een,dsrsd nc vort " deslfh would Sewn .i ~ M %
~ ana upqrant dfsidsrntI In our nson 49,,
x a. qssees smh must ever tds dsspes, inisr. 81
Iof'a NORRIS aook,,or,.
ew-ort.-. A.. A.. ...-.. % Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

On Saturday week the Senate Of Alabama refused by
vote Of is TO II TO with the House resolution to
60 into the election Of United States Senator on Tuesday
This is regarded by the Montgomery Advertiser ss equiv
aleat to POstPOnener of the election for two
Ssnator Fitzpatrick term expires the Ith of March,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
CHICKEHING,s PIANOS TOIHR Han a
~ y. 'Ahusis broad Street, % door from 0th. del
RICHMOND q YORK RIVER

Or mp AlIER MONDAY, December ioth, L. -
PASSENGER TRAIN
Whleave Richmond daily, tcrcept sundays)at ~ A. "
TlfE ACCOMMODATION TRAILS ~ - "
Whleave white House Tutsdays and saurdaysst w.
Passengers Tor Norfolk and River Landings eavs RichoH Tss
days ihurdays sud saturday. atGb a. NJ connecting vh
steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. Tlo1. N. eUuthrate
Returning Che Curtis Peek Nolt MONDAYS w.t,.t.
and Fridays ~ ~ A. " Fare Norfolk and River s,i,. y,
ssscnssr sreasas, .nd dine on ne Steamboat wsys
Passenger for King Queen O. a., urbanna Norbsro NJ
ard baltimore, leave Richmond Tuesdlys and 1900 ~ a. "
mond Mondays and Thursdays NJ 81 A A. 800 'N''
Returning leave Walteron DAYS D A.
dhroufh freght nrwarded either way daily
Wsy freight forvarded either way Tuesdsys and s,tg,d,
"eie TiiOt X SHARP a,nt,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

The election Of Mr. Breckenridge to the senate from
Kentucky, the Of Mr.. Crtteuden was long
ago anticipated, aud s only a formal confirmation of
arod fact Il required but lie effort To crush ont the
opposition Of Mr. Guthrie- friends who only succeeded
In exhibiting weakness instead Of strength Although
the idea has been udusHousy circulated that Mr. Breck
enrdge will not be candidate At Charleston, there is
no authority for any such opinion. He doubtless con
tent to bde his time, but Wiling like Gloster, 70 cy.
claim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
COMMERCIAL

orsos 90 tHn Wnta. Dee IS. iscs
We have TO report further slight decline In Virginia
skies. sales having eesn made this so nl equya
leni 10 ~ tat Richmond City bohd been sod SlN and
in1-iAs weeks Prets We also Association
Pre- and Marine v @ r. r. and r. stock. at former
rates. and aud p r. at 5o,ui since dividend We
usual comparison;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Ahars 10 MEXICO have taken a sudden turn. Miramon
T. ag'n triumphant ADD there 10 be nov an oppor.
tuulty Tor Administration exercise their diplomatic
talent in new way. NJ. McLane 3, placed In a very
awkward position. How boz h 20 get Of biz present pre-
,hcament 10 l. impossible 10 determine A. far a. We can
iudgu tho JuaroE government is nearly powers-- and
should vera Cruz in before tho forces OF Mmon there
vl be- end 10 the frosty which ha- been 20 fondly
rehed upon Il perhaps fortunate Circumstance that
President Buchanan hes not sent n biz Message 70 Con
sIess he vin nov have ocoason, probably 10 chang,
DC tenor of ihst part ~ upon vhcb may suppose
h.s Cabinet have reflected both vdi hope sud pride
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Efficacy OF the O1yRcnntod Hitteru.
Prom J. O. DryN, va, late CITY Treary,.r

f'' - " "'H't taftt tate Viiy Treasurer.
O. Bosros June g. fsa9
NHNrFHrH havebceu for troubled oeasionauv
h severe attacks Of lndlgeion have any phyd
clans tried Alopaty and Homeopathy
received speedy and ecctus relief from he ue n o. ~
Wf Ht'f. procured from nan IrpH an otter rene
~ $40 no eheerfry recommend them 10 funsr nom
,-,. JAMES O. DUNN
humorous certificates have been received fro rren n DE-
highest e.psciuhnY livery dyspepuo win amply repaid f5r
trial Of ibis medlclue.
Prepared ~ sEIM W TowLE CO. Boston and for sale by
ADlh a eHAI, PURCELL. LADD Co, and w. PETEHsO1
fsts generally. ns3s, srHvfvs
~ LAST NOTfcE-YEs tux LAsT-An psrpons Indebted 10
ne Individually, WI please their accounts or sss
VII give them into NE hands q others 10 be collected bylaw
ALEX MILL
NO further Indulgence VIII be Tven longer han 10 ne tsu
Of December next ds5-dkutm ALgx NIL
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The dsereass In the above e follows Item de
t1s,4O decrease
Corn 3sS bu crease In Oats pSI e65 In Bar
ley, 2g01bu decrease IN Rye. falling on s
each for the pas ne var. y - N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
- PREPARE FOR Tile RTTI

- - LEsLI-AaNh FOHt THE BILL
49, Gus fEyER-As the Pail approaches ana BIIop.
and ievs has become prevalent every person should
prepare themselves with the remedies
The secretion Of BILE and the inactivity liver
win headaeh pain In the limbs aud back night and
appetite
means should Al be resoed symptos
DC AZ once removed For this
70 bAAhk PREMIUM BlrTERS" They eradicate bile ais
PEI the pains cool the feyers digestive
e pure heahfa circulation OF the blood produce ao
pr which OF themselves tend greatly All un
hsaulne The.e Bers perfect safetv bv
All ages and seHes without weather diet ard v
. required $500 -" ~N"'e' on'
To be had OF PURCELL LADD CO. and all other pron.n,
Duggs In the city Of Richmond elsewhere In ynIa
North Carolina also, Of O. srOTr Co. Washington ~ q: nj
sIAbLEH, 4 CO. Baltimore; B. A. PAHNEsTOCK Co Phla
delplia, and Of BARNEs PARK New YORK
orders hned BY addressing X BAKER, Proprietor.
Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Thv Memphis Avalanche says Ge nsme Of tbc hon.
Jsooe Thompson, Of Mississippi, win be presented Tor
ne sonsidsi sdon Of ths Charleston Convention. The
Avalanche sdds bat There strong snd powerful h.
assnses eosspirag TO sdvsoee the clsnsof W. Thomp
ps'
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To COMMENCEMENT.

~Lss e.sas-s psss b addressed ~ sSEor Of ga
WAis.
Arss stffea boa sdes q ns ,rtn ac 10 ubhsA
ct nat ruis II loaS ssrsdns Os1h % hnosrr 20 an
ssd ell % deTaTtef sS ooi.dry aotscss
90 et0Ai itaSs charged Jbr ddesrnserA>at~
- sade~taks rejected oorar,snicafoas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

10 Banmore On Monday night last The i2h nsi Mrs ENfY
Ummort. Of he aiate Ouard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

woman Ia FLORIDA, named Gross, lately gave blrth 20
40 infant son, which weighed only one pound. That
cfosl went hard 10 bssr,
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uGHTE & BRADBuRRYiS PJIYOS

W. CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich.
w mond, and luginia, which
We have placed win Nc. Carusi, 1u atitfes
famed Chick eringf -
We warrant al our anos and show high and as nnu
ons tesmoulal factory the of
be seen ~ Mr. Caru Iroad Street 80 door nom 0b
halb- LtGttrE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Az ABotrrioyisr TARRED Ayp FEArnEREBt ~ Russell
CorTY.-A correspondent Of the Tazewell Advocate
writing from HanFonyic, Russell county Va Nov p
gives the Fubioned Of recent transaction In
that county:
There has been a in this neghborhood for sev.
erh days who says his name u Fred. Smith and said
that be had been doing business the Salt Works but
then on bis way 70 Kentucky he was seen lurking
about in this neghborhood talking slaves and free ne
groes when IN the field at their work Ono Of the ne.
said that he Smiih) asked him II he did not wish
10 be free man aud make money for himself and 70
With bin. About dusk yesterday evening Saturday this
fellow seen 20 leave Hausonvle going West on the
turnpike. The neighbOrs Informed Of the fact
SIX eight Of the best citizens started 10 pursuit Of h
We bad not gone than three ourths Of mile whom
found the scamp IN conversation With two slaves and
free negro. We captured al Of them. We per.
fccy satisfied 10 his guilt We sent back IN post
haste 20 Mr. sampcs store. 70 buy Of aud
feathers As u 70 hand We put Il on the
fellov without much difficulty. II was quite good H.
Al least IL looked by torch light We then placed
him upon rail- with the two slaves each side with a
hickory switch 10 hand, which they applied his back
quite freely. He begged manfuly and promised never
70 show his face IN Virginia again We st bin 60 and
have not heard from the Abolition scamp since.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Ola OS.-F. POLSTER agent for w
- hnabe Cos celebrated Grand and square
Pianos, Importer o. Violins Guitars, Italian siiinrs
Ac, direct from Europe, Manufacturers Bauos
sod wholesale and retail Pianos hired on tuned repaired
Corner % 9th and Broad Streets, Richmond. "a
s,B-A Grand Piano for exhibition few days longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
= since you uiu buckle fortune on ny back.
To bear her burden, whether win. or no.
I must have patience 20 endure tfIr t4aH ff

There are Others in the same catsgoryand among bcu
the venerable incumbent Of tho White House a. he r
val aspiraut' are pleased 70 call him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Mas WALtER TROY.-The Troy Timer IN a notice
Of Mrs. Emma Waller, says: Her Meg Merles last even
ing brilliant triumph. Her identity completely
absorbed In the great character Miss Cushman never
achieved r more brilliant The scene where Meg
corionis the villain thrilling beyond description
And then the dying her spirit lifted up With Joy
amid the pargs 81 death, witnessing the triumph
Of Justice The mind could not conceive Of any thing
moro naturally sublime. We like Mrs. Walters Meg
Mercs ~ the moro because she does give her the
predominant masculine characteristics Of Miss Cushmans
Representations Of the Gypay WITCH Though she coarse
and powerful, Mr. W. still makes her a woman, with
Womanly sympahes and affections and IN this respect
the artistic makes her strongest points, achirves Der
grandes victory. Mrs Waller u without doubt the great
e aoress on the American stage She deserves the fame
and fortune she n winning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
MOTOR.

NffilA ~ fAh RICHMOND Akh foAE IRWIN hAHR0AbCO.l
kicHNCNp, Dec. ihth; 1850. K
general meeting Of tho Stockholders ana Yah
"A River Railroad Company wilt be held west Point In ibs
county o. King william on TUESDAY, the 1Ith day
~ oraer Of he Board Of Directors W. MORTON sse'y
Ihe shove ted be meeting
sioekhoders and 10 hoped that interest bsefI
e organization by being pres mt 10 person by proxy
dsi6-ctdn W N
LNOH BALTIuORR. -PowIATlN sfEAMnoAT COW.
II PANf,-The steamer PuCAHONrAs. Capt Tu0s TE.ysss
VII receive freight FRIDAY ana 90 % me hour Of
O'Clock ~ SATURDAY, the 18th Inst.
Passage and fare e.
despatch 49, ~ 49,
Pass requested board before 10 o'eioek a
Saturday, the hour 81 departure
Tickets for passage procured either Al our once In ts ain
h's We Columbian Hotel, or At the steamer whsrves
delO-W "
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOVKRY.-some four
a months since excellent toWnsman NAFHTItI FfETt in
formed us hat he had prepared restoer with which he
ereme nting bis head top entirely
saw "a two yssRcc and on the place months
he hne crop 81 hair with growth SO
convinced Mt EEE II We efficacy Of his discovery that
has named THE lNfALLlALE VIRGINIA HAIR RRsToRRR'
M h Hbout going Into extensive
which destined 20 of Interest 70 our bald patel
frenda-tronl Richmond Enquire, Dsc. istl issp
THIS famous article nov be hal principal DruRs
Those persons Who desire hair only 10 e The
resioer according printed the bottle Those Who
nave any doubts ofts efficacy have them short
ume bY udng the VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER INFALIIBIy
proving that IL Is all that Is Is claimed TO be
Wholesale depot for ORDERS 80 Main 81 r. EZEKIEL
=, - RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1879
N EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Biblc that have been
bald for DE past 2years and have my by using HL
klELs VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER NsruTstf YrEr,Ft
THIS day sworn before by NaphAn EIeEieL Joa MIYo
uelo-lm Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

hlenihehdN Wy oohda, WIN int
Hank OF Virginia, par go.
fArmers Bank. par tiOo.....
Exchange Rank. par tiOO. ....
Hank OF the Commth, par tiOo
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond fire Association, par
Merchsrts' Insurance, par go
Virginia central Railroad stock,
Richmond. Pred. and Pot. Rail-
Richmond and Petersburg Rail
Riehmond and Danville Rallroa
James River aud kAnawha Can
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

Lake navigation II At close
ngy present readers the following hs o
receipts Of the different binds OF Gran
10, A. well A. the totals for . series Of Year,: