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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

LARGE MosaUTro Es.-ln speaking of mos
quitoes of large size, seen by one of the
party in a Southern lake, Lemon, (who was
a sea faring man many years,) remarked:
swell, there, Surinam is The darndest
place for mosquitoes ever seed. Last time
went for load of merlasses, my cousin
driv me about to a plantation, and 'mong
other things on farm l seed one o! the
prettiest yoke of cattle ever laid my eyes
on. Meow, (Pm tellin' the truth--you
neen't laugh,) when | came back where
them cattle was fust, one OK was missin',
or there was nothin' of him lef. but skin
and bone, any way and. if you believe
me, Isquintei up Tree, and there was the
cussedest big muskeeler lever seed, pick
In his teeth with one of the horns.u
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

MoTHER."-O, wolI of undying beauty
Thine echoes sound along the walls of time
until the crumole at the breath of the Eter-
nal. In all the world there = not a habita-
BILE spot where the music of hat word is
not sounded. Ay, by the golden flower of
The river, by the crystal margin of he rock,
under the leafy shade Of the forest tree, in
the hut built OF bamboo cane, in the mud
and thalched cottage, by the peaks OF the
kissing mountains, in the wide spread val
ley, or the blue ocean, in the chanseless
desert, where the angel came down TO give
the parched lips the sweet waters of the
wilderness under the white tent of the
Arab, and in the dark covered wiewam o!
Indian hunter wherever the pulses of the
human heart beat quick and warm, or float
feebly along the current of falling life, there
is that sweet word spoken, like universal
prayer-''mother."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

A DEPOT in Illinois has the following over
the door : "Roiiee-Tobacco-che are
requested not 10 come to this depot very
long before the train leaves" A gentle hint
that they are considered nuisance if they
remain too long.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

THERE is no peace on this side OF the
grave" said distinguished clergyman,
when preaching at the grave of a friend.
"WeIl, old chap" said jolly jack tar,
"you can come over on this side, we ara
quiet enough here"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

A CRUST of bread, pitcher of water, and
a thatched roof, and love-there is happi-
ness for you, whether they day be rainy or
sunny. Ii is the heart that makes the home,
whether the eye rests upon a potato patch
or flower garden.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

|. "UNcLE," said young man, who thought
that his guardian supplied him rather sell
dom with pocket money, yet fel. little
hesitation in beginning an assault on his re-.
lative's generosity.
ais the Qneen's head still on the shilling
piece Y'
a0f course it is, you stupid lad. Why do
you ask that 90
because ii is now such length of time
since saw one."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

The printers devil of the Columbia Demo-
Graf office, wanted to kiss his sweetheart,
addressed her as follows
"Miss Lucy, can / have the pleasure OF
placing my ''imprint" on your bill g +"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

''Now, then, my hearties," said gallan
captain, "you have Tough battle before
you. Fight like heroes till your powders
gone, then-run I'm little lame, and
III start noUP P'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

"GooD MORNING, Mr.. Henpeck, have you
got any daughters that would make good
type settlers 2"
mot exactly, but have got wife that
would make first rate deUil"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

DoIoLAs worked his way from cabinet
maker to U. s. Senator. Breckenridge will
work his way from Senator up to Cabinet
maker.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

"FoRTuSE knocks once at every mans
door," If she ever knocked at ours it was
when we were out.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

II you turn away from worthy men be-
cause they are humbly clad, they can boast
that you cut their coat and pantaloons.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

'MY dear Julia" said one pretty girl to
another, ''can't you make up your mind to
marry that odious Mr. Snuffa' ssWhy, my
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

TRANSPORTATION life-The man that mar.
res happily.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

Lawyers, according to Martial, are men
whohire out their word and anger. Juries,
ike guns, are often Charged" and some
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
IArrn rRnM rI-pnpF

lAll4l + MN ~ Niil t.
NEW ORR, Jan. S.-The steamship Arabia arrived from
Liverpool to-day.
The 9Th inst said TO have been fixed the DAY for
the meeting OF the Peace Congress.
10 Is denied that the Pope claims the Presidency for
his representative.
A French pamphlet by Ia Gueuonere, on the Pope
and the Congress had attracted attention rejecting
Nlp0c1as views 10 is conciatcry in tone, but opposes
the restoration Of Romagua to the papal dominion.
The English journals eulOgile the pamphlet OF Lord
John Russell which tells thememoraltS relative TO Mex
ico that England is eudeavorng TO come TO under
standing with other Powers respecting the course to pur
sue towards that county in future The pamphlet points
out the difficulty of the United States recognizing one
President and England and France another.
The Paris Bourse had been irregular but closed firm.
There was "a vague and uncOn6rued rumOr Of au out
break In Hungary.
The Spanish had again been repulsed by the MOors,
mourning heavy losses.
COMMERCIAL.
At Liverpool the sales of cotton for the week we're
5000 bales; prices had declined 5 TO So in conse-
queuce of the numerous arrivals, particularly Of the
crop
observation-disclosures fair l-2; MiddIug IS Up.
aud, fair is Miiduug 1-l6
The stock of American To port was 1885, 600 bales
Flour steady no 22s 3D. 20 27s. Wheat firm Red 9s
3d. 20 gs ia: White 9s. Cd TO lis Cd. Corn dull and
easier but unchanged iu price yellow Sis to SIS
Beef slightly lower Pork dull. Bacon quiet Lard
dull Sugarfrm. Coffee steady. Rice quiet but firm.
Rosiu advanced ID 20 ID for Spirits turpeu-
tine dull az s4s.
American securities unchanged Consols % - to %
5-S.
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TELR GRAMS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Oioe 10. 80 Main Street.
ND SPEAKERSHR. ii.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Republicans are much
ties upon Mr.. Hamilton Of Texas or the Speakership to-
morrow Having heretofore tested their full strength
upon Sherman aud given up the hope Of the adoption Of
the plurality rule they anxOusy eanvassng to-day for
the selection OF ant-Heper candidate, with the
o. drawing to them enough TO secure the election.
On the other side, the Democrats more Sanguine
than ever Of their ability to elect Mr. Hamilton some
other conservative man, early in the week
EX-Cougrcssuau Hughes has been rendered the vacant
Judgcshp u the Court Of Claims and will probably ac-
cept.
The bill recently introduced by Senator Lane, pro
yles for the settlement OF the Oregan aud Washington
War debt of lS55-t, according the accommodation
of the Military Commission who examined the claims.
Senator Toombs will withhold the introduction of his
carefully prepared Baukrup, bill in consequence of the
threatening condition Of the political and social relations
OF the COuutrv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 18th,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..

KEW. VI. d. HOGE, ID. ID.
A. w. DUPUY A. NJ, '''"''pS"
duties the Institution be
Il sumed on TUESDAY. the Sd day OF January, lSGO
INSTRUCTORS
Rev. Moses d. Hoge D. English Literature and Biblical sSde
A. Dupuy, A. NJ Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences
s. II Coleman, Cnlversyof Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department.
Prof Charles Selbert Piano
Madame Mathllde Estyan, Vocal Music
Prof A. Ia Bombaric, French.
Prof G. Persico, Italian, Ora wing and Painting.
Senior Carlos COrdovez Mera Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, narp
Prof q. A Rricssion Guitar
Hoges Lectures English Literature which found
Interesting and instructive. will be continued Y,ung
school but who still wish to cultivate Bellies Leres
OF his Glasses and attend the prescribed without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary
TERMS.
BOARD o nine months lending day Of June 1901 1900
Washing and lights % 90
Tuition ia the Preparatory Department 80
do In ordinary English branches 40 90
do In advanced do do .....................i % 90
In Modern and Ancient Languages. each .... 20 %
lesson Of one hour per week 40 90
hour each per week $4,000. 80 90
Use Of Piano 10
Drawingin CrayOn
Painting in Water colors ~ 90
Painting In 40 90
The boarding Department under the Ind
Dipuy, who Parental control young AIDES
trusted 10 their
Hoge will pleasure answering any inquiry
with regard the school All business letters should be addressed
A. NJ DUPUY.
ja2-dly Rchmosd Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
CtomMIssIoNERs, SIZE OF VERY yALUA.

" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND BY
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city Richmond
Of the st December 1889 in the suit Of Cosby other
Pettus and Others will sell st public auction the premises
TUESDAY, the 18th day q January 1850 fair II not the next
ftr day commencing the hour 81 II O'clock NJ the
In the city u Richmond Of wcte late John Cosby EsQ
died seized, viz:
No Lot fronting 22 feet the east line Of Mayo by l2
feet to alley, with brick dwelling containing 10 rooms
Kitchen, Stable, &C., recently occupied by Mr. Cosby
No lot fronting % feet n Of above west line Of Wall
street by > feet alley, with two wooden thereon
containing Ills will be divided or sold as whole
may he deemed best at the hour Of sale.
No Lot fronting ~ feet the north side Of Cary street. by
bou; l3 with the large Tobacco Factory thereon in the
occupancy OF b. =. Dickinson, Esq.
No T. Lot adjoining the above the east fronting q feet by
about 1870 feet with wooden building thereon.
And At the hour Of O'Clock NJ far not the fair
viii SELL
No Lot The Of Grace and Fifth streets fronting s2
feet the south side Of Grace street By about 90 feet TO alley
with brick esChJ with Kitchens &C.
pied repcc ely by Mr.. NJ Porter and Mr.. ". NJ sutton
The sales will take place in the order in which tie property Is
advertised.
TEEMs-Oneourth cash balance C. Il and is months
negotiable notes interest added and title retained until said
paid and directed by the Court and the
purchasers TO pay the taxes for 1850
wa. II. COSBY, ! o.,
oVERTON II. PETTUs ( ION IT,
GoDDrS APPRRsoS, Aucs delT-2aRswtdtds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
RECRUITS SONG,
Piano accompaniment,

young recruit makes love to his grandmother for the
Of getting previous 10 his departure for the The
granny sughngy replies as regards the money wish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

THr Inns SlE-As the days pass hy, bow ottenis
d. ,,a. e things seem to remind us Of the loved and
lost. vacant chair pair Of little shoes; single
.,.,r- or chI's r'tytbinc, have stories, a of tncu
AID maze the bear, grow -0tt with sorrow morlers
who's. little bow Is dead SAYS "ug- OF doors tie chi-
s-ea ORA. beiu. happy wi.l their -ll, and how they
.5.e chat winter is here i'm the Uood-,bed hang, ms
bows ,ej though be win uotueed amy more thought
AS looked 80 f. boH be WAS wishing for ,ha and
roa DO o., come, be is gone" Sacred is chat H.te sled
now Every time She looks D.. 60. te mother thinks of
Der 5oy 10 is che reminder of ,he little tlat died.
hanging up by string s, as h. ie,ti---ometaiug eit
behind to keep his memory green.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

sNHE subscribers JOSEPH PANNILL dent Of the city Of
Richmond, and THOMAS BRUCE eslien; Of the Of
Halifax state Of Virginia have this day formed LIMITED
PARrNEGSHIP under the style and Of - PANNILL"
The purpose Of conducting Commission business the city
Richmond Virginia 70 continue until the first day January
S6p D. thousand eight hundred and Ntyfour JOSEPH
PANNtLL Is GENERAL PARTNER THOMAS BRUC
>S such has this day contributed the capital stock
firm the Of ten thousand dollars 100000 Witness
hand and seals this Sd day Of January, lsdO
PANNILL (Seal)
THOMAS BRUCE, (seal)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

CRY RICHMOND, STATE yRGrSl To wit l. r. NJ BURTON,
Justice City Richmond hereby certify
that Joseph Pannu the general partner named in the writing
heretofore annexed bearing date January 3D. 1860 this dav made
oath that the Ia the said writing contrbu
ted by the special partner has been actually paid In by him in
cash
Given under my hand this 80 day Of January, 1850
ja4-2m r. VI BURTON, JP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
CITY ITEMS.

71;. month g, not thc most asrec"'ie ''
w.. oil. Oh, pr.-,n. condition OF the streets aus
Che '''.' .,e atmosphere testify. But The eSceS-
aun,-' ..' ,,s ,r,, unpleasant ieature-'ndeeu' Ne
ste c'' p m, .,,, unpleasant BY some unA',oUn5'
may SAY ,sr-, F. has been tapart as li'' 10Y ''5
Or counts ct che preceding hAt E'a,' anu
s r ,,rrIet,aut but necessary custom OF i''l
h".' l.s,-.r sending iu their bills Tor palheu''
chants '. - debtor. A. he sits IN his saneton'' o'
MANY t-..s trembes and turns pale al every 80
piee ' l,- Imagine some such untortlha.''s''''
Ing o. r IN, t,rrors of apprehension, singing IN
s'1e " Gam, Ibis .'Soug OF the pan, ihe ehHNon oil Nn
-.A- an. ,hs Bins CHRISTMAS bills
wf.f a world of misery
rr.i--r memory iu.tIs
A.. ,r..r..-e (. ants w'th tH.r quits,
-t-es ref 300 their ears ponies
S., -tr.ss.ney invite
y.-- s1i and prompt at'.tton
nov -rey dom. dun, tu0,
t.tr.y kindly urge upon -
VIZ, power NJ rsr''raron
ADJ L. NAV fTlf never N.s,
Whist a sa. l.s,irI l.if.'n
-au chem f-.e Bills.
yr.. a. ftr tu chat uusI.s
B.. y.u- aa. ..t only spr.ra.Hi
tHttIs liquidation ou Che
E"s'
obj t..e fes..1y Chat tIs
.... holidays w..Ih .H,,
wrar hs Christians uIuurr
.lr enc poor l1 EDITED sinner
Al rra.r.,sI With fr- Que. u' Dis Ela
U. Ha bills, Bills. bills.
Nothing else hut bills
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
DISSOLUTION.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

fFNHE hu u BAPTIST WHITE Is this day dissolved by
al consent The Of the hun will be used In closing It's
business. SAMUEL q. BAPTIST
RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1,J9 JNO b. WHITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

TEVE undersigned viii continue the Commission Business In bis
name. the Old office OF Baptist & White aud sOct-
cJusgumens OF Tobacco wheat Sc from the friends o. the
drm Of BAPTIST WHITE, well the pubic generally
i,2-d&clOd JOHN Il. WHITE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

HANEt day associated with 'ae In the Commission Grocery
and Liquor business ". L. Slater The business viii be
iuctrd In the name Of J. W NIPE 4 CO. }. " NlPE,
No 80, Main Street.
81 take this opportunity return sincere thanks 10
friends their liberal share patronage during the last three
years solicit the their continued tyors
las j W NIPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

s.,.5s,riE Ul>rs-ras tendency OF luda-rub1er
.,.. is 90 make the feet cold, thus cudangerug the
L.tf hence ,hey are useful only On walking when the
--,-- +, muddy 90 ,loshv with melting snow. In these
- ttev are invaluable When rubbers are on the feet
r-,r- should keep moving and remove them ON enter
5Hs house. IrLe rublers have been on the ieet for
rs- ruurs both shoes ana stockings are necessarily
f-r bv the condensation and confinement Of the pers
-.-o,. therefore ap should be removed and the naked
..t hold. Coz the fire uu. they perfectly warm and
-y I'm every part The same rule holds good DO relation
n, ft.s- boots and shoes made water proof For COM
MON p--ro.es leather boots and shoes are the BEST IL
Rent ueu backed with seyeri. renewals o. dry socks
dining ta. tly il the feet perspire proiusely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

an TrGH.tifsd by NJ DeBs,r.ti
RUSSIAN ROUJICK, lin his native dress Selling hot tea
lot PANCAKE DEALER, with song,) Guitar paument
RUSSIAN COACHMAN In costume (soDg Guitar
5IPSEY, costume (sougl Guitar
cOSSACR SONG, dance and tricks.
Doors open at , OelOek-cOmmence O'Clock precisely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

ItO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned have connected
themselves under the firm lit NJ JAMES AID will
the comusssn business for tbs sale OF Tobacco Wheat
Flour Cotton Corn and Produce generally also for the sale
Of Merchandise forwarding Merchandise, To
bacco s..
We solicit the patronage Of the friends Of the late Of
Hunt Brother Of our Mr. James and Of the public.
Our House the Of Gary and Virginia streets where
" shall be pleased friends. JAS. c. HUNT,
HENRY JAMES
Richmond, Oh Jlu'y, $500 ja2-is
rtYfr ala a..lr.v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

TUIHE concern org PANNtL" dissolved 3st Dec
i9 by mutual consent eli ~ PAINFUL retiring The books
have been transferred JOS PAN
MILL who will continue the Commission business per
notice. J. PANNILL,
Z. PANNIlL.
RicHJoSD Jan 81 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09
COPNRTNERNsIIP NOTICE..

CARD take this opportunity or returning sincere
N thanks old lends and for their liberal support
aud hope receive continuation Of the to the concern
ja5-,ljmkc}u A. : SAMUEL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

To C-W D}srr.stt, ha, long been a "cousuum1tiou
d.voat', Poe v.-iei Jy he Physician and the patent
The cures elected by tie pyvrenl,ej B.ttcr-, sio'3
s-t. both classes t.at under whchsocv,r OF TO-, PlCte
aa forms ibis disease appears readily ,rccumbS 90 this
-.raIr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE
KrNKEI A 90 -. LEssEEs AND MANAGERS.
Geo. Kunks, Jao. I. Ford T. L. MOHleyl
THOs l. MOXLEY Acting Manager
b. PHILLIPS. Manager.
Second Week Of the Triumphant Engagement Of
MISS CAROLINE EICmNGs.
and her father,
MR.. PETER RICHINiS
Monday Evening, Jan. eth,
WIN be performed Mrs Anna Rltchle's Comedy Of
FASHION.
Gertrude with songs) Miss Caroline Rehit Us
Pa. ssul..................... Miss salone
To conclude with the Patriotic AuegOry of
INGTON.
George Washington Mr. p Mchings
Goddess OF Liberty Miss Caroline Hchngs
MR.. DeBEERSKpS ILLUSTRATIVE LECTURE
RUSS LIFE,
ASSISTED BY MRS DEBEERsKL
Mechanics Institute,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18TH, 1860.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF RICHMOND.
HE proceeds placed the hands of the Humane Society
Il to be distributed As they think proper.
PROGRAMME
LECTURE.
rlKru
GIPSEY SONG 1.-THE PEERLESS SOPHINKA"
Translated the Russian by Ma DEBrSRsE Piano accOmp'
animeut.
The gem Of theuniyerse, pearl of cur tribe
Beloved aud beau,eous, sought Tor my bride
Bring back my love, or let me die
TenheS my heart with love . scorchIng,
For her, the peerless sophinka.
thought she'd forgotten how noble her birth
And gladly would wander Sith me Ger the earth
Fly dy my friends, U! quickly hy
Bring back my love, or let me die.
Tell herr heart with love il bouncing,
For her, the peerless Sophinks
Alas she has Ged from her wild gipsey home
And again i1gether shall roaui--
Wen brothers we'll that speaking eye,
She comes not back. let me die.
NV love- for thee my heart has broken,
Thou NoTshlppt O, peerless, sophnka
RECRUITS SONG,
Piano accompaniment,
getting money previous 20 his departure for the The
old granny aughngy replies as regards the money wish You
10y SONG OF THE TROYKA,
DRIVER OF THREE HORSES ABREAST.
Hark there they come l hear the n jinglng,
once more ans summoned to depart,
Those bells with storm and thund,rs mnglng
Bring despair o my warm heart
Repeat
With sland'rous tales Of her-mine only
Those vile raducers fiji my ears,
When home returned from journeys lonely,
They an my heart with gloomy teats.
Rsgs9t.
Put TO tale, III listen,
Ne'er IN seek her faith TO prove,
Nor vet with tears her shall gisten
For uaught earth my heart shall move.
Repent
an Tr,,.t,,sy 5,, NJ sB.r.t;
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4 CARD.

The subscriber To retiring from the Grocery business takes this
method OF returning his sincere thanks 90 his old friends for their
liberal patronage during number Of and most cordially
commend, their confidence late partner and Mr.
CHAS NJ BOSllER. gentleman Ia every worthy Of their
lence be- found samuel Wilson's ShockOe Slip
where viii be glad 20 receive consignments
ia8-lm JSO. J. WILSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

r...-.r YoE Bows the boy is father TO the ra7,
economy and reflection cannot be formed at
,- l-a and If acquired I'm tender years before
200 ...- becomes fixed, no fluctuations of fortune
i-. Ito can change them. As an Illustration OF the
D. of honesty economy aud the faithful. dis
l.t M satv. we need only mention the case OF
ga r-sa C,-ucga who va, recently promoted 70 the
NJ. .f rg,pou IDLE position of Superintendent of
..-g - Division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. Only
.. -. AGO. re went into The service OF the company
.-....y.r au GRAND boy for ,Le Supernteudruts
y. p.-...r-r From that humble position TO hi,
'. a-s h. las made hiS way, with no other helps
p s .-.,- ttlu q faithful aud Wa,cLtu, regard for Che
-.-s-., of bis emq.oyers- "a careful ana prompt dis
tr. Ir.ie, of Dis place, and economy iu the use
rte.-., lie Ia- received che reward of merit, and
D.. .-.s.. is such striking incentive 90 Ike conduct
o.. as part oil. 500 boys IN all places that iae' should
. forge. DO. BE attentive be industrious, honest and
,.sr and sooner 0r later You win get rich reward
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09

PIANOS, &c.
VN POLSTER.-Cornero OF 9th and BroadS SITS,
Richmond, Va. agent Of VIM Knabe Co.,
Of baltimore the sale OF Pianos, other musical
Instruments and other articles In the line of ~
fc accommodating their celebrated Grand aud
Square Pianos and for cash. wholesale and RETAIL Vons Guitars
Banos Italian Strings &C. Of direct importation, Of Southern
Pianos hired out tuned and repaired Grand
Piano on exhibition a few days longer.
del6-m T. P0LSTER, Agent for Vim. Knabe & Co.
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DIS<OLUTION.

gNHE HUNT BROTHER is this day dss ,ved by
Tie OF the concern will be- used by either part
u- Ora closing the business. JAS c. HUNT
ia2-u DAN'L T. HUNT
Richmond Jan'y ? lsGa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-09


pronounced by the Circuit Court OF New Kent the undersgu
ed Commissioners will sell Public Auction THURSDAY, the
9Th Of January next the beautiful Estate and late residence OF
DR. VIM Seymour decd II contains 4g Of land, 29l Of
which consist Of what called Chckahomny owands and
taus the Buildings which and in rstrae ORDER The
naming 200 consist Of Marsh well adapted the raising Of
stock has valuable Fishery attached 10 IT, II is finely sua
ted for professional The steamer Schuz passes It four
times during the week, going and returning from Richmond
~ the time and place. small tract OF ZIG lying
about N miles from the river Of which cleared
We deem further notice Unnecessary those wishing
chase visit the plantation learn particulars by addressing
V Walden Esq New Kent Courthouse The neshborhood
good = any In Eastern Virginia
TERNsA credit Of g. Il and IS months viii be gyen. Bonds
with approved personal security will be required
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