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CLOUDS" AND B0XNRTs.--A legal friend
INFORMS the Chicago Times that he has just
onwn up an assignment for the proprietor OF
~ extensive millinery establishment III that
the prevailing tashion asnonx the ladies, Of
wearing upou their hsads tho Wo0ilen articles
called "ctOnds" and hoods. instead OF bon i.
hets.a This aoeiEnor declared that he had
sold ecArceay boDnet this win ter, aud the
case was similar with the millinery business
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Il Inland very large and comuete assortment
NSkE OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS" t.
s<a.ks which We invite the attention of the pubic
ana winch Ne are selling at very low prices We
mention-DiuRer. Tea and Toilet Sets in great va
riety; Silver ted Castors. Spoons. Forks & /;
pest qnahty Waters, Coffee GINS. and Biggins
Solar, luid. and Kerosene Lamps and Fixtures;
Block 'riu, Japanncd and Britannia Ware, Look'
lns Glasses. &c.. &c; with a full and complete
sioeI o. rich cut. blown and pressed GLASS
" A Ri. direct from manu- tsctures. and which we
are SCI. ing at reduced rates. Those In want will
do well to call at y 70. J. SUMNER& CO.'S
pa,r tcfra
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GE0RGE DARBY. Manufacturers agent for
~ the sale Of DOORS. SASH, BLINDS,
MO u DiNGS, &c. A large assortment Consistent
" hand. Ordess, by mail or otherwise promptly
attended TO: Ne. u. Governor street, Richmond,
M nc, m % s So
short notice. ~ 29-SrG
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OFFICE X. Il ID. X. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. n. 1859.

80 N 3az.ss.sasae ERN Mali. ROUTE.-By a
, ~ late Arrangement, the Richmond
and Danvile. Souti, Side, tirsInia and Tennessee
East Tennessee and Vlrginia, East Ten es9ep n nd
heorsta, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three yearJ OF age pPEE owe their
respective roads 10 take effect and after Novem-
Der lst, 1859.
L" persons trading in Negroes, and others this
route oneis advahtages unsurpassed by any other.
For further particulars, apply at the Ticket Of
ice, Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad Richmond
oc U-dts c. CAMPBEf.I, SUM-
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Aform my friends and the S s",'st respse.fq1 :.
ufactariEg all of my Dr. BIS Il .'l e an ~
test styles. at nv store. 2nY BROAD - Of "a. l
s.iah eo happy to wait upon MI who ~ rs,
t tbfsr Hofe be- or IA Spathera msuaaoteer..
rantet. to give perfect sa,istact,on w, ast o.
HATS and CAPS made to order for cMalLlfii'
he had North or South, ard rs eood va" ,s s'i !
Gsntieuien ouths'. Boys ara adlee
HATS and CAPS, of all the vexy c,andrer',
kind, Tor taristmas. which hav, Js,.sAes q,
sell of below the regular prices 1e9e'Gas
Also. large 10, of NEGRO nATs,,tc
he nave e.. aesernned g sell of all nv p ass
no 9a,i and sea for yourselves C "a 10 IS \
D''"o ''ise'' WA. 7. NOGss. y
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W ~ SsNNNtFEKN ~.
Wing CHMOND.-Ws would mo-, sIf
iuily gall the attention OF strsnssr rs i'''-r
s,1,ng kShRR 9st to sal and examine ~ "a
LlSES, CARPET-BAGS, &c, tops e s, q
as they VIII find large ASSORTMENT !, ss. esssi
ALEX. BILL. 4 VA
-----.- No IL Main - " w
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NIL !rANY GOODS.--5O pisccs Medium
sl and hnc Blue coiis. ESQ pieces Rue aud Grey
0ahncRi Army clathsi Green Clnths, for Rile
Corpei Medium apd Extra aMiiisary Bustors 5;
GaHnt!ets; H!lt and Worried Rreids and Cords,
with other ~ itaty Goods for asle As low as thev
can bs'had ia any market a th;s ceussry. By ''
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New Concerr.-I'he subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSIN FSS,
at the OLD stand nf Wilson & Bnsher, corner l7:h
and hala SITS, and takes this occasion to return
thanks tor the literal patrona4e bestowed on the
late concern, and hopes by strict attention to
business, 10 merit Il continuance of the sa ME. /
VIII keep always on hand we'll lected stock OF
FamIy and joboins Goods, 10 which most
sPectiuly invite the attention of my friends and
the public C.iAS. NJ. BOSHER.
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SHOCkOE WILL RICHMOND GROrNn

NHOCkOE MILF. RICHMOND GROUND
- PLASTER.-Ths subscriber has earnestly Ia
pored, inf the past four years 10 exclude Northern
MI and suppl, ing an article superior to any re-
eeved from the North. and claims a perfect stie-
CESS, he begs leave tn return his grateful thanks
e. his patrons. and asks to iAform all interested
that he has completed HIS improvements that will
HIS stock of Lump is heavy, chased upsm the
enprinnusly increased use of superior artacle,l
quarxies. With speeiat reference its richness in
tSuHlase q, Lime The reputation Of his brand
shall be sustained At every effort am, cost and he
asks outy an Experimental trial of those who ia We
not NAafs apRticat of this vdlNdbls ysytf!sxsr
.s,. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl IT.
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11ADDUX Il CO..

WI Successors to SMITH & MADpUx.)
PRODUCE COMMISSION NERO HANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
JAS. F. EDWARDS, Of King William,J
w. Fl. HOWARD, of York. Assistants
w. NJ. MARSHALL. OF Lunenbnrg. \
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
all consignments, and orders for goods from pro-
Guce CUSTOMERS ia HJ-ts
I UMHER AT WHOLESALE AND RE.
- IA I've always have on hand all kinds of
VIRGINIA LUMBER and are in daily receipt Of
various kinds and qualities. which we will sell at
wholesale and retail on accommodating terms.
Special attention Will be given to BILL LCM-
Der of all kind.
in 0--3m PHILIPS e. COLEMAN.
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ftO-PA RT Err SHIP. The subscribers have
" TINS day formed co partnership for the pur-
paSe q carry .ng on 1t GENERAL COMMISSION
bU>tNhSS in the city OF Richmond, and have
taken the office on Shockoe Slip. lately occupied y
Al SAMUEL. They hope, by personal attention 20
BUSINESS, 10 merit the patronage Of their friends
and the public generally. A. S. SAMUEL,
J. J. WILAON.
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=. = !; = :, a1ND MADE

s.Msa. 4a-.e sFlss4 u
= 49,. s.es.sE Ssf@ ~
s. s.-s sssataE 81
esfsfssss3 ~ ssi ssa
,aas aalAF .1Gaa
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4 b kOUTS And SI.OYHMI,,In,,,.

- nave been ior some tine pas, .ta
s1red work To order. and HAVING o., 1a'sS >.
n, ss ~ ~ estaoshn"n,. we have ks,.
iy with everything pc, taIn,ng' t l.e kl1ic .s,.
making business We also r1aks l. boz; a.. i.
tor cavalry purposes; Weliinstn, " q,es' 8.
Boots' pam stltchod amt ehsunsiI tx NJ "a d,
TO- order Boots and Shoes tor a. ~ "ea@ -,
We will undertake To MAKE wo ny," y, l,ss -
and sly lie worn both in this % sven ~.
MARCUS HARkifssg ,ftS,s,
NJ. NRyzsL. Foreman. american H.,
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w W. Fl. II Z 3 BAKU,
JAS II. GARDNER.
Is, 1860. AMBROSE CARLTON,


New CO. The undersigned have
entered into pa rtne rship: under the name and
style of CARLTON, CHAM 1EkLAIN & CO.. for
the purpose of continuing the business lately car
rled on by Gardner, Carlton & Co., No. III Main
street. Richmond Va
We shall always keep on hand a general assert
ment OF SHOES, BOOTS. LEATHER. &C., and
intend to increase the manufacturing department,
SO as to have a full supply of PLA NTATION
SHOES. Lined and Bound KIP and CALF Sewed
BROO Els OF our own make. From our extended
acquaintance with manufacturers generally
long experience and continued personal attention,
we feel confident of ability to offer to the pub
lie a desirable assortment in our line. UPON IA
vorabie conditions
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y FAD L. JETER.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

=. hICIfNOND Y Z.
Give attention to the sale of TOBACCO. WHEAT
CORN, &c. and respectfully solicit cons gnIreni s
WILLIAM JETER. late of Clarksvlle,
n. G. READ, late OF Barksdale Il Read.
sa dina E.tI
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/ .sasggs Tl8s sasasa@& ss'H@a
stHEHTe$T5 8tss s <f
.ss4Gfsu ~ Hs 49,
Na44sk Sstfsfsss sassg Z 4
ass~tG ii
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- l. "A TIE 800 Nc.

JOHN 6. MCMILLAN.
" no has had twenty FIVE years experience in the
business, Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS O.
every DESCRIPTION, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can he seen
application, and orders left at his office, on Main
street, near 9th, at the Office OF ALBERT H..
WEs.. Architect, GoddlnS Hall, will be promptly
attended to. &C IS -6mF
GARD THE subscriber takes this me thod of IN
- forming his friends nd the PUBLIC that he has es
tahished himself as Il MERCHAND DIE BROK Z r
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and sale Of aer-
chandize generally; also, Flour, Wheat, Corn. To
bacco and al descriptions of Country Produce.
His special attention will be given to all business
entrusted 10 his care. From his long business
experience lie hopes to meet with liberal share of
public PATRONAGE. He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEsB, Esq,
Messrs. DUNLOP, MONCuRE & Co., Richmo'd
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co., Va.
BACON Baskerville,
BRYANT TINsLEY Il EOLMEs,t
% SPENCE Il REID, DdnlHore
TWELLs x Co., Philadelphia
THOMAS MoNAHAN, Esq, New York.
WIN. s. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
sHichmond, Nov. lst, 1889. no It's
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~ DUE L Il & o.,
- IMPORTERS DEALERSIN
III Drugs, MEDICINES. PAINTS
- OILS. DYE STUFFS. ERR NJ Z K Y
FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c &c
wholesale and retail, No. So Main ST., Richmond
Virsini;a.
rs Orders from physicians and country dealers
carefully attended To. SAN UEI4 f. DOVE,
in ~ AI.tX II ARCNER
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Having sold NV interest in the concern of
JOHNSON Il TRGEHEhRT, beg leave, in retr-
ing from the late concern 10 thank my friends for
the llbera! patronage extended ~ Us. and hope
they viii continue to patTnniZe the n W house
Tim ARM IS'prAD Miller
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a. boots AMI SlIOFs.-,:al,,r

NkEDUCTlON IN PRICES NCiIsaii ~
- BELLE, Broad street. betweer ~ -
keeps large stock of LADIES'. (,.r-..aa s3e b
servants wear constant, on hand, gns Ss WE ~
BODY 10 kichnnnd to compete VITA ma n A. y,
- ne manufactures TO oIdeS, ana sssa, NV a
himself. loo E-lyi CSfaRi' IL 1gT \, lhllss,l
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" II. II. HUBBARD,
JAS. III. GAR DINER.
AN BROS f. CARLTON.
W M. p. CHAM BERLAIN
Ian. Is. 1864

THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased of
D. w. SAUNDERS his stock of Groceries
vii. carry on the GROCERY AND COM II iSSION
BUSINESS at the well known stand occupied for
the past eight years by D. W Saunders, n !. 3s6
Broad street under the name and style Of JOHN
r. SAtNDERS Il CO., where they Will Keep con
stantly on hand well effected stock of GRO
CERl rs, " Iich they will sell by wholesale or re-
Tan. ior cash, or to puDctuai customers. or the
usual time. on as gosd terms any establish
ment IN the city. They hope. by strict atfen-
ton to business. 10 merit continuance of the
patronage 80 literally bestowed on the late CON
Germ of D. w Saunders. and the public generally.
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C- rszs.zz- FOR NORFOLK OLD
kkxs4 80 asss9ssss-- FOINT AND HAMPrON Ter

y ~ II III H. ~. III
fAst sfIH 49, POINT AND HAMILTON. Fer
= sons Intending To visit either or
ali ofthe above mentioned places Will find the mos:
aTeSt txpe,iitlous and conliortahle route via the
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ana the NOR
tOlthk AND PkTERSBpRd RAILROADS. At
Once. in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS viii
he sold at the following rates. s.. -g.t'
Do: Second do. do ....,.... as
For Old Point or Hampton return tickets Tor
the round trip good within Is days first
g. etass sonsefs' -.s. $50
Ste';nI ao. oo' ...,.,.,.--- 225
Straight tickets first class. So. .... 325
49,, DO. second do Observation-Disclosures. 2G5
, these !ares embrace the Steanlboa charge from
NoTloikto pld Point ard they alt expense
attending the transfer of Passengers and Baggage
upon The Steamer at Norfolk. II
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with a
Steamer. which mas been engaged To run in con
neet,on with The Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
There as no detay or Inconvenience in this change
Passengers step from the Cars upon theuSteamer's
wharf. 81 ltit+
PASSENGERS by this route Leave Richmond AT 4;a1
a. NJ, ana breakfast IN Petersburg at 8. reach Nor
ioik AT ~ and land AT Old Point OF Hampton at
IL NJ. allowing ample time for all preti miDary roorn
dinner. N~A"'~
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
NAMING over IN Norfolk and going to Old Point mr.
hampton In the afternoon BY the same boat q III
day.
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old Pom, s,o
Hampton. leave Ott Point at s:i5 A. NJ. and Ham,
ton ~ I'4o a. Nj, in each case after the regular
brehhfast.) reach Norfolk at lG leave NorE,is ~ !
+. NJ arrive IN Petersburg at 425 and in r. chmond
~ aao r NJ, IN time to connect with the trains
goinS on west same evening. -
ABAG6AGE CHECKED THROUGH
4 a
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A Card. take this opportunity of retu ming
ms sincere thanks To my cid friends and patrons
for their liberal support. and hope they will CON-
tinue to patronIze the new concern.
ia 20-Igt WIN. +. PHILIPS.
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AEard. - take this opportunity Of returning INV
sincere thanks TO nay old friends ana patrons fer
their liberal support and hope tn receive q con
tinnatlon Of the same to the new concern.
ia 3-dlm& cw3m A. S. SAMUEL
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~ FALL. ls59.-n fay> -,

AFURS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON sr. M
70 Binford. Dickinson Il Weiseer n ' M :.
begs leave TO call the attention of ms fr,sr.a
cnst2mers 70 his large aud extensive s yos. y
HATS, CApS and FANCY FGRS, wheh s,'
the most favorable terms. especlaIT f,r ,bs r..
gta,G. North Carolina and 7srnSsgss TyrT ,' ~
prislns All the Ia T neT and MOST FaSHi6Si
btE > Las, too numerous to mennop, ~ u
favorable terms. VIZ 'A' %'
Merchants are. respectfully solicited 10 s1sn
my stao K, knowing that IN price euall,y az s'a.
cannot be SURPASSED N''' VI ''ls
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
RICHMOND sTONEWARE POr.

50 Terry -
3 KEESEE & PARR. PRopRIrrops.'
W We have on hand large supply of STONE
w AK T., OF our own na,ia faeture which we war
rant equI - any Ware made y the North-consist-
ing Of JUGS. JARS, CHERNS, PITCHERS.
BREAD RISERs, MILK PANS, FRUIT JARS.
g.. &c. -
All IN want of home made Ware will give us a
call AT our POTTERY. KEESEE 4 PARR
Corner Of 18th and Cary streets
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DAVID J.SAUNDERS.
January ], 1860. DAVID J. SA CNDERS, Jr.

The subscriber. in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this ethod of returning his SINGERS
thanks 10 his old friends for their liberal patronage
during the past eight ear9, and most cordially re
conlmends q their confidence the new firm Of J John
r. SAUNDERS q co. can be found at the old
stand, where all persons having claims AGAINST me
Will present them for payment, and those indsbted
70 me Will make payment with little delay as
possible d. w, SAUNDERS
~ cWlt
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pIssOLUTIors. &c.


DISSOLuTION.-The firm Of MASON
DELAM is this day dissolve d by mutual consent;
Mason VII Gcn1,nas Ihs h9MsE saS
81 the old stand on Main street. between ath and
9th. He is a1na authorized to settle up the busi-
ness Of The late concern Of Maya <, Fam! lam
WILLIAM. A. ELAN. z
Richmond, Jan'y Is. 1860. ja3rlws
Mr.. u. brow Ellis lNTEK,rspr sh ~
continues the same ~ it was In the nrm OF NiaIA
son, Anderson Co. .rprpsoN
aci--ts No IoG Main street. Rlchlnond.
NEW CO-PAKTNERsHiP.- The under
~ signed lave this day entered INTO C9 Hs.,,neef
chip S s and na ss the
on the south aide OF the Dock. lately occupied 10y
VIM and vi. IL 1s pr - sAs
We hope by psrsonal attention to business, to mer-
it the patronage of our friends and the public gem
orally. WMr PHILipS,
A Card. --l take this opportunity of returning
my sincere thanks To my cid friends and patrons
for their liberal support. and hope they will CON
tInus to patronlze the new e2 2nm p,J,,,pc
nISSOLUTiON.--Th trim of GINTER,
mutual consent iEWis Gi INF a and i JOHN +.
ALVEY having purchased the interest of JAMES
3 SENT thev are hereby authorized to settle the
liquidation only. LEWIS GINTER,
}} HAM s 5. k kINIi
Richmond. Jan. LIST. 1850. ja2O-2w+
NOTiCE.-The co partnership existing under
the name and style ct GARDNER. CARLTON
q Cos expired by Limitation the 3lst ult. All
persons to whom they are Indebted will present
debtsd Will make pay ment without delay.
Inc name OF the firU, will be used by either part
WIN. II. HUBBARD,
JAS H. GARDNER,
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g, SkLAT kEDAlTiUNiNFu.

Moleskln Hats OF best quality, 81 a. A
quai'ty, 3 %; iasblonsbe Six Hsts. sS s .''es
skin seTed Boots. "; Congress cater Bot., !.
fine cali skin sewed Shoes. 25 "'''''s
J. H.. ANTHONY haa made arrsnssm.,.,~
one of the best makers in the CITY Of pn'.:s
to supply him With handsome and suls.,Ts', u. Y
cedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS t alSS'
'AALr Ill. l Oc 1-dg -,
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MAiiBf.E. WORKS.

nTAKBLE WORKS.
JOHN ". DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. 9Th STREET.
R[CRNOND Va,
MONUMENTS. TOMBS. HEAD PIECES.
NANJLES, FONTS, &c
~ First Premiums awarded BY the VII .inia Az
riculturai Society and Mechanics Institute.
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- - RRaNGEMENT-, Only o ne
MONDAY, the 30sh of January, the Night Train
vii! be discontinued.
leave Richmond Daily. At $50 A. NJ, for COR
DONsVILLE. CHARLOTTESVILLE STAUN-
TON, LIN c II D@R g. ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHlA. NEW YORK, and ali parts of me West.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS made at tJordonsvie.
with the Orange and Alexandria Train coins
North. and NO DETENTION THERE.
Through Tickets can DO procured at tho ticket
Office. s,st : .t
To Lynchburg, To New York,
Alexandria, Cincinnatl,
WASHINGTON, Louisville,
Baltimore, st. Louis,
Philadelphia, Chicago.
ard all important points in the Western States.
ia 2S-ts WIN. F. ADCOCK, Ticket Agent.
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ntSsOLUGiON.-Th concern OF WILSON e
~ BOSH Err is this dav dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The name Of the firm will be used by either
partner IN Winning up the business Of the COZ cern.
John J. WILSON,
CHAS. NJ. BOSHER.
law
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f7O-PARTNEksHIPN GTSCE.-Ifav;ng adj
- lntted Mr.. JOS. n. VAUGHAN, Of No,toway
county. Va, as partner into cur concern, II viii
hSIealter he cnndncted n The name and style Of
10 HNSON. FIR L EH Fart n VAUGHAN,
Mr.. ARM iSFEAD MILLER has no !nnger any
interest In our business. 3. J JOHNSON
BAT. TRUEHEART
..... Jos. 4. VAUGHAN.
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On retiring from the GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, | return my grateful
thanks to my friends and the public for the SERIAL
share ni patronage bestowed on us, and take this
opportunity to recommend my late partner, W, g.
cambridge to you, who Will continue the lsis,-
ness, as one worthy of your con edence and silp-
port. FRANCIS n HApT'
January ID, 1860. - 80, -.
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hs-1 - =. after MONDAY, January %,
1860, the Passenger Ira MS will Depart .rr
FROM RICHMOND. 49,.
Daily Except Sunda. 81 at .-......,.....6la a.
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at. Extraordinarily =. NJ.
FROM wHiTEHOUsE.
Daily except Sundays at ...-........-.. 7. ".
TUESDAYS and SatuTdas sat....-.....-...SlaA A. NJ
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NoEFoLx
Mondays and Tho rsdays at .............. "a A. III.
LEAVES WHiTEHoUSE.
Tuesdays and Fridays Observation-Disclosures. "A. NJ.
tConnecting with cars both ways.l
Urbanna Stage leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at A. NJ; returning Wednesday and
Saturdays. -..
Walkertnn Stage leaves White House Monday s
and Thursdays at 8 A. NJ; returning same days.
Through freight forwarded daily. Way fre ght
forwarded TUESDAYS and Saturdays.
ia 23-ts THOS. X. SHARP, Superintendent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

revelation 70 lie authorities, 70 the effect
that the negroes in die prpef and lower
end ofthe county were 70 meetat Che count
house at certain time, break open the jail
seize the firearms there deposited, and
commence an indiscriminate slaughter OF
men, women and children. He stated that
means Of escapr we're provided BY Z" YES
sci lying in the creek. A slave, who pro-
claimed his right 70 freedom now that Linz
con was elected, was taken Up, but shbse-
quently releas 4, Eayiag excused himself
by saying he was drunk when he made the
remark. This idea or dcliverancc in con-
sequence Of Lncoln's election is heard Of
at various places il the South and seems to
be quite prevalent among the negroes
The politicians have instilled the false idea
for months, aud it is not unlikely that the
lie viii return in unexpected ways oplague
its inventors. A correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser relates an
incident 1t the South that shows the effect
these f;ilse expectations may have upon the
negroes
SIT is astonishing 20 see with what sang
froid the people Of the South will talk of
the slavery question before their negroes.
l racial one occasion upon which urwhole
party in one OF the southern states had
been discussing the subject Of abolitionism
in the presence Of five or six attendant
slave waters. The whole question Of a
possible internecine war between the North
and the South had been canvassed from be-
ginning to end. One Young South Carolina
planter had been particularly blood-thirsty
in his threats of vengeance upon the North.
Should the abolitionists (another hypothe-
sis, you see) march down to take the city
of Charleston, he would arm all his negroes.
he said, and set them in the van of the de-
tending force to do battle against their
northern brothers, The conversation be-
ing over, and the company dispersed, one
of the walters, an old Charleston negro,
called me out of the room on the pretense
of having feloh on his finger examined
by me. When we stood in the dark Of the
negro quarters, he whispered to me =
'Massa, do dem aboltioaists rally mean to
come and help US" Don't talk about such
things, CeaseF. No, they can't come; they
couldn't help you if they would We'll,
Massa, jes tell ye what; I'd ike to see
EN- put guns into our hands, and set US
ahead to do the fghtingl Dey'd find who
we'd fight for! Dey dursn't put de guns
in our hands No, dey dursn'tY And an
hour after heard Cesar's master say that
he woald trust him with his life"