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outsider" took this sum ss representing the exact
amount of the indebtedness and consequently the SUM
upon which interest would have to be PAID II IL was
''blunder" TO deduct cash hand and other available
means. it not one OF my making. "Ihou canst not
sew lid itn The truth IS had too much confidence
in the candor of the Board indulge for instant the
suspicion that in making exhibit of the debt oil the
company they had deducted sums that we're not avaa-
ble' for reduction.
But have received such a severe castigatiOn from
the President for implicitly relying upon the accuracy oil
the President and Directors that am truly repertant
and will faithfully endeayor in the future to avoid SUCH
"blunder."
As to what the President is pleased TO call my third
charge viz THAT provision il made to lquida'e a
possibe prospective increase of debt my reply J., that
l made no such charge" But, must he permitted to
commend the dexterity if not the success with which
the President undertakes TO divert attention from my
comments upon that portion of the report which speaks
of the "whoe debt and the provision made by the
Board for its redemption. He omits all answer TO what
did say but responds triumphantly to what dfd not
say.
And here again. in view Of bis failure to reply to most
of my comments if it was not for my intense amlabilty
would quote famous proverb about the "better part OF
valor" and celebrated coupet describing those who
"may fight another day" But as 1 am overlooking with
the milk of human kindness" / omit them.
In reference the increase of the passenger fare In
consequence of the Sanger verdict all have to say IS
that my upon that subject was not ioundt on
ian outside runOr out was maze upon the au'uo'g Vi
Il member OF the Board Of Directors of the Central raul
road Who upon than OCCASION stated thai IN
crease to have been made for the purpose of rembur>ng
the company the recovered under the verdict and
Judgment in Sanger vs.. the Central road
This statement is made 10 me by gentleman whotaS
counsel for Sanger and who is intelligent ana trust
worthy as any in the State.
thank the President for reproducing those passages
of the report had commented upon, they furnish
conclusive yndication of my criticism.
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Ofconumpon after protracted nes' borne With ortqde
and patience Sunday morning. the LIST Inst, Mrs MARTHA
r., conscf Of Philip Rahm, In her 5gth year
She devoted husband eight children and dear moth
er ther parabe loss She meed the highest eu5
GUM language express namely she was truly her husbands
"hep meet -,
Her funeral WILL place Tuesday morning the 81 Inst at
O'Clock Monumental Church The dents Of the family
are reSpe fully invited 10 attend. Ja2-"t
The morning 2ih Dec Clay Ill., his residence, in
Amelia county WILLIAM j. BARRsDALE ESQ., In the 9th year
Of his age.
The days this amented gentleman In lovely har-
mouy with the Of h life exhibiting the fortude pa
repo for which be always conspicuous The Vr
had the privilege him In Is home Just four weeks before
Ills DEATH though his health bad then sadly declined and he
suffering scutcy he composed courteous and engaging
and interesting he had had an Assurance OF
speedy Of h good health b. long enjoyed His Views
lie emnenty philosophical For this nstu "a vel as
Intellectual culture had admirably prepared him Ia declining
health when his manlys ynl ntutlye
composed Thoughtful crupuou In the Observance Of
from station position Yet he not cold or
Indifferent but generous warm Ia his attachments and orgeu
70 distribute His fsyote lndulgence were In
the exercises Of home Affections In sourd literature, and refined
social ntec Ills aims always high and pare and
though biz be retired and domestic his lnAu
crclm.cbed and s memory will he pcrpeuaed by the
power which HI, example silently eKerted behalf Of bnecence
uprghtuess, Innocence and dignity. IT.
On Monday morning, "a inst, EDWARD H. DAY, s Lieut.. T..
81
m funeral place this day. o'clock the residence
NJ Mr Henry Wa.k0s Grace between sd and 4h where
his friends and acquantances and those OF M watkins
prctiuly invited 10 attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-03

TnF NEw Mryrcsy TREATY.-All the points asked for
hy minister have been conceded by the Juarez Gov
rnment with the exception Of the cesson Of terriory
which she firmly ressis. The citizen of the CHiud
States herein conceded the right Of way, in perpeity
for three great trsn, routes the Mexican Re
public
For railroad or other communication the 18TH
mus of Tehuantepec from ocean to ocean,
For railroad some point Of the Rio Grande across
the States Of Tanaupas Coahuila, and New Leon, Du-
range and Snaoa to the port of Mazatlan, the Pa
cihc
For railroad from the Territory of Arizona,
the State Of Sonora to the port of Guaymas the Gulf
Of California
The right to erect warehouses at the ermini of all
these transit routes and freely TO navigate the waters
with which they communicate.
The right transport goods and merchandise destined
for Arizona or California thence back 10 the other
parts Of the United States free OF duty by each and all
the routes the Republic, whatever may be their
description of what country.
The treaty grants, moreover the right to transport
the troops military stores and munitions Of var of the
United States across the Republic by the Tehuantepec
and Sonora transits on the terms as those OF
Mexico.
1t comedies to the United States the right with with
ont the consent and cooperation of Mexico % protect
by force OF if necessary, all these transit routes,
their property, and rights of way.
IL guarantees religious freedom citizens - the Init
ed in Mexico and the right worship il churches
private dwellings, according to the dictates of their
own conscience.
No forced oan whatever be its nature shall be levied
citizens of the United States resident in yelico, on
any preence whatever. Citizens OF the United States
moreover shall be free to pursue whatever business
profession may seem to them fit without restrknt
striction whatever.
To the treaty is also attached special supplementary
convention between the United States and Mexico which
comedies,
!. The right Of the United States to intervene hy
force Of arms if necessary to protect citizens And pro-
perry of the United States in Mexico and to enforce
these same treaty stipulatiOns.
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snirI1 nf snnthern LndIc..

CORES oadeut OF tas Montgomery Ala. Airertise,
rss,,- tae following which shows that the patriotic
ample o. tue ladies OF Rchmoud is being followed by
leir sisters in various other portions Of the South:
Touching the question Of Southern rights was TIE
Gently co1yerrc wiki Young lady OF this country, no.
re tor good sense aud originality, who earnest and
eloquent u praise OF tho patriotic resolutions adopted by
ra. lljiJ, Of Richmond that they would not any
.,-ie of dress manufactured at, or bought from the
.r.h tlat sooner han DO -otbeg would learn 20 weave
cloth With the OLD fashioned loom, &c !. Of course,
agreed with my young lady friend 30 every thing she
SAID. but was L mus, contest rather puzzled TO know
what the dear ladies would DO for 'h-ps7 rather
basully asked the question Wat ,r'N goa DO to'
,tsl and bras, Imagine ms discontinue her char
ac.er-,c and patriot. reply, White OAK spiits for
.r-. 900 Let the Virginia ladies take courage,
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To Jas. G. Southall Juo. L. Cochranc, John J.
Jas. W. Mason, &. H. Magruder, E'g-.
MEETING IN NORTHAMPTON.

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens of this
county was held in the Courthouse, Easville, or
Monday the 18th Of December 1859, that being county
court day.
EDGAR J. SPADY, Esq, called to the Chair, and
Hamilton Neae appointed Secretary.
Spirited aud eloquent speeches made By hessrs
Miers W. Fisher and Luther II. Read, and Drs. William
A. Thorn and William &. Smith, of Northampton and by
John W II. Parker, Esq, OF Accomac late State Sena
tor of this District and BENJAMIN T. Guner, ESQ. Com
uonwealths Attorney, OF Accomae. These speeches
were received with great applause by the meeting, and
the greatest unaumity prevailed. This of the
largest meetings held in this county and atten
ded by most respectable citizens from every neigh
borhOOi.
The Chairman explained the object Of the meeting in
a clear and forcioe address taking luminous view Of
the existing relations between the Northern and the
Southern States OF the Union and showing the necessity
of decided action by the State Legislatures of the South
Miers V. Fisher ESQ offered the following preamble
and resolutions, which amidst great cheering were unan
imouslv adopted by the meeting
In view OF the threatening aspect Of the public AFFAIR."
of the cogatry We citizens OF Northampton county IN
public meeting assembled, do,
Resolys That our Delegate and Senator in the Lesi.-
aure of Virginia are hereby respectfully requested 10
support actively plan tor the reorganization of the
militia of this State and for thoroughly drilling and die
cpIang them and for furnishing them with the most APP
proved and efficient arms.
The following resolution was offered by DR., VIM. G
/ Smith, and was unanimously adopted.
Ecsolred as the OF this meeting, That State
Legislature should pass laws laying discriminating tax
upon merchants in hi. State dealing with the North aud
Offering il necessary, a bounty TO those dealing with
southern manufactures aud those importing oreisa
goods directly into Southern ports And our Delegate
and Senator in the Legislature requested to sustain
such measures
The following resolution also adopted;
Resa,gcd Tuat the Secretary OF this meeting forward
the foregoing resolutions Immediately 20 our Deega.c
Dr. George Yerby and our State Senator, Dr. Oswald
B. Funey and have the published in the Richmond
papers.
After the adoption of the resolutions twas informally
proposed that Volunteer Companies be formed, when
numerous citizens forward aai enrolled their names
in companies in their respective neishborhood-.
EDGAR J. SPADY, Chmn.
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Committee
Hos. W. T.. GoGoIN, Bedfogd County.
XE. GOGGrS's Reply.

PAELANp Bedford Co, Dec. % 1879
GkSrLDlgN Through our friend James +. Johnson,
R,1 Senator from this District, received to-day the
lcspyablc present of the london madel gold Railway
Time Keeper" as il is named by the maker Chas. Stew
en-. rendered me in behalf Of the Wings Of Albemare.
need 10. say that such a testimonial while It was
wholly unexpected Is accepted with proper sense OF
The renewed obligations under which il has placed me,
ID addition 10 the repeated manifestations of kindness
have heretofore met h al the hands of the people OF
Alnemars ~len occupied closer and more intimate
relation toward, them ,hsr Representative In Congress
Nhe the Christmas holidays have brocSht the usual
p'crurcs iohe ttle home circle Santa Cir has been
iu IBIS ilstiuce as m surpassed both In the substantial
character cl IN Offering and the reality Of principle
vel as Representatives 10 lbe bes0sal Of token of bis
remembrance that fear In future hs win aud it more
dc than ever satisfy the expectations of these jun
io-, heeabouts who anticipate With so much Subtraction
hi, annual advent through bis sOOy doorway into each
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Wistar's RaiSam OF Wild Cherry.

BJsroS, Feb. 3. 1879
Dr. W FowLEDccr SrFor several days had been SUI
ferng from cold accompanied ny very
sore throat and headache which completely ucapscated
for business h,d taken bu. snail portion Of single bottle Of
this Batm when experienced immediate relief My cough was
broken Up lungs entirely relieved from the pres
sure which painful attribute this entirely TO the
good effects your Wild Cherry, took other medicine
whatever / cordially recommend IL to all my friends
Respectfully yours, sAMI- 3 PEEhlNs
prepared by SETH w. FOwLE co Boston, and for sale by
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and appointed agents In every county and Drug
gists generally. dels-de&TlW
gs-LAsT NoTIcE-YEs THE LAsT-Ar person. indebted to
me Individually please call and settle their accounts else
will give hands OF others to be collected law
ALEX HILL
sNo further Indulgence will be given longer than to the 10Th
n Dee.r,ber next deJ-d&glm ALEX HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-03

Ehe DeH'oefA'1 ana '"e sPe"Ne''"'P'
We opyH 10 be surprised, but ~e aye not a' the
course of some o. 'he Virginia Democratic Press In r'-
sA'l 20 ''e contest nov so5 o. az 's' ''D ''' ''.
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o. ''lAei'a'e az ''e -l' OF ''' 'o'"''" P'''''''
members. ne''i'-' '.'o"s" "' was '"e ''s'@l caucus
nominee o' AN party '' ST. no '''' receive" '' 'o
OF az 'ae members OF '1' D'.'''A-' parry Anu
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And so Do regard 20 We NILSSON. lie vac nominated
b. Southern Opposition meuher-by hr Bote.er of
Vrgiai--aad oa.y received 'nr's'r votes, not"'ta-
standing '1e t'' taa' ten OF ''''ea' 'n' p''1'n-
more southern 'PPo7''n members 'o.e' .'. ''' --'
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d-.ryir- .b, ss,.ratoa OF the whole people OF the
South on erco.-t OF thg,- y5.o saia-, Mr. M.oa are
DOT Southern p-uo.rau- members. who voted aglius,
ham traitors. Likewise and worthy of che SAME punish
laeutg There no excuse FOG Democrats NOT voting fo-
Nh NH.or Who Fl. himself Democrat. but there A. ex-
.7.s f,r so-t.rB O1r,f.,. a.tras-- NOT VOTING for
him d, tte face tstbr &, "a Democrat, and utterly or
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r. ,h.-s.,rl.f y,,,.of tt. Ds-,,,rs-s ..ro,ar and
,.., NJ .., s,-,tsr. ,7,s..t.,n would D.
80. b., ..,.- m a election Of a Speak-r-lor the
Aud-Lecoup.oa Deuosralc faction hold ,he balance of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-03

We learn from the Alexandria Sentinel that ball
gwen IN Warreuton, on Thursday last, in compliment
90 the Fauquier b lack Horse Company. Gayety Wit
ointment aud speech enyeued tho entertainment and
the tables Of the Warren Green groaued with the bouut
fl repsst marked incident of the occasion was the
appearance Of number Of the rest bellies of the
ing in lgs. dresses. adding thus the charm of patriot,
ism 10 the creates, Of atnrnmeujs beauty unajorreI
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HAMILTON $. NrArE, ssc'y.
NON.INTERCOURsE.

u IN I.N--7T " M F'-T
As all classes in the community can aid in this great
work propose the LAWYERS in rh South TO holdmeet
uc- aud resolve collect claims for Northern
chants, and leave them 20 get their money ia the best
way they can. But especially let the members OF the
Bar take measures TO break mp the system of espionage
carried on through the Agency House, in Northern
cities and m foons. Ilueed be- let us meet and
resolve 10 have no intercourse social professional
with any man who acts in this capacity for any House
of This kind, North orSouh. What say the lawyers -
An answer expected. A COUNTRY ATTORNEY
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IN District No Oscar Blackwell, Samuel &. Burgos;
and Joseph Downing.
In District No. Ill. L. Tgnor, L. T. Harding and
James Haynie.
Resoiyed, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Richmond papers and that this meeting
adjourn until january court next.
The Richmond Dispatch, Index and Examiner are re-
specially requested 10 copy.
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al disease living dsordred unhealthy food, impure air.
fifth aud Ey hab the depressing vices and above ALL by the
yenereal Infection Whatever be it, origin il Is hereditary the
constitution descending from parents 10 children unto The third
and fourth generation ~ indeed Il 10 be The rod Of HIN
who says II will visit the niqas OF the fathers their chill
dreD."
by deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ulceou matter which, 10 the lungs liver and internal organs
termed tuberces in the glands swen and on the surface
erupons corruption which gendrrs Ia the blood
depresss the energies of life that seouous constitutions not
only suffer from scrouus complaints bat they have Tar less pow
Withstand the Of other diseases consequently vast
numbers perish by disorders which although their
nature still rendered fatal y this tint in the system Most
the consumpton which drcmates the human family has It's orr
gin directly this contamination and destruc
tive diseases the liver Kidneys brain, and Indeed OF all the
organs arise from aggravated by the same cause
One quarter OF all people scroulou their persona
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health undermined
by To the system must renoysie the blood
medicine aud nyigor.te by healthy food and
eHarrLse. Such a medicine we supply 10
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,Ind.tnteI rII,rlirr.

A letter from tbe Nosle -n Neck says that servant
woman of Ms VERIFY had made statements TO her mis-
re.s Of mediate. michief in Richmond county, which
had caused the arrest OF ten uego men by the civil au-
aoriti,- The investigations which have 70, been Goa
stcd had increased he soHcitude of the people The
..9ranrfate r,medv vii Doe doubtless applied.
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AYERS

The most eectua remedy which the medical skin times
devise for this every prevailing and fatal maady tits
bned from the most active remeds that have been discovered
for the expurgaon this foul disorder from the blood and the
rescue Of the system is destructive consequences Hence
should be employ the not only sroa but also those
other affections which arise from IT, such ERUPyE and
DI-RAsE ST ASrHOSYs FIRE, Ross ERYsPEI, PNPiE Prs
ruLE BLorcHKs and TrNOR TETER and RHEUN
Srp HEAD RiNGwORu, RHRuHArsS, SYPHnC and MgRcuRG,
DHEsEs DRoPsY DYsFgPsL DSBuirT aud, laieed CoH
pr ,srs ARISING IRON IMPURE BLOOD The popular
-fn ayU~y Of ne bOod is founded 10 truth scoiula ID
degeneration blood. The particular purpose
OF IA sarsapara purify and degenerate this vital fluid
without which sound health Impossible in contaminated constu
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PREPARE FOR THE BILL

49, Gus YEvER-As the Fall approaches, and Res
and Ague and Fves has become every person &
prepare with the proper remedies for these dangers
diseases. The secretion OF bile and the Inactivity Ever
gether with headache, pain In the limbs and back night
loss Of appetite the orerunns Of these made and e
she ud at be resorted by which these symptoms
be at removed For This purpose know Of nothing
70 "BAkI PREMIUM BIfTERs" They eradicate the BILE
pei the palms. cool the feyers strengthen the digestive ogabs
ate pure heahfI circulation Of the blood and produce
o! spirits Sh Oh Of themselves tend greatly DO away With al
heathulreS These Biers takes with perfect saie
all ard sexes, without regard 10 weather diet anl
prove valuable family medicine In all where active
Is required.
To he lad OF PURCELL, LADD Co. and all other pro1le
Druggists IN the city Of Richmond, and elsewhere In NrgnI
North Caraaa; also, OF O. sToTT Co, Washington, c,
sfABLER, CO., Baltimore b. A. PAHNEST0CK Co. -
delpha, aud OF BARNES PARK, New York.
Orders Oiled by addressing z. BAKER, PrCphS',
seiq-dtc Rlchmond Va
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coNPLINENrARY coRREsroNpENCE.

LETTER TO Hon. WI. L. GOGGlN
pEAR SIR On behalf of the Wings of Albemarle, We
forward 20 you by our mutual friend the Senator from
yolr District slight testimonial Of their personal
regard s. well approval aud admiration Of the zeal
energy aud ability dsp 4yed By you in the late Guberna
tor.1l campaigu-n advocating and maintaining those
me urts aud principles that essential TO the honor
interests and propricty of beloved Commonwealth
as well in exposing the extravaganza profgacy and
mschieyous policy OF those who contes, our Federal
Councils
With such champions 20 bear our banner and uphold
our cause, before honest and intelligent people, il
caucot be-, bat that long efforts, and the hopes
O.. ,he friends Of true, conservative constitutional liberty
vii. be crogned with the full measure of success.
With earnest prayers for your happiness and con-
t.uuei usefulness are YOUR friends
JAMES c. sOCTHAILl
JOHN :. COCHRAN,
JOHN j. BoWCOCK, Committee
JAMES W. MASON,
B. Il. MAGRUDER.
H5N va t. GoG0IN Bedioyd County
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w g. DOMAIN have removed their stock Of Hardware,
w Cutlery g. their Iron Front Just
the Past side 18th Governor Man where they
S be pleased their friends and customers after this date
Owing the burning Of the Gbs'ns establish
considerable delay has been ocsond the completion Of
'ier Store and although prepared for their reception, they
Intend that any interruption shall be ocasoned their bust
In short time hope have everything In perfect order
which due notice will be given.
Thankfulfo tn liberal patronage bestowed upon
years past believing shall BE- prepared In all
than prosecute business In location
pectfully soicit continuance Of the same.
KlchmonI Ian u ECO
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MAIhIkIED.
HIEn.

January o. 1860 In Chtserd 0Ilnda the residence Of
James C. Gates by David B. Wlnee, Mr.. JOHN T. GREs
ham and MIS- LUCY A. GOOpE
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BARGAINS IN MOUsELAINs.

ME- are selling printed Mouselans ~ shilling ne -
w sold some time since at 25e. Also MerRo Padi =
bargain Paris Printed MousesIns al less than cost Of lap
Byadere VAlenta at 25c very cheap Printed and PAa
herinos, Rich Mouselan Robes Ia variety, liish Pophn
sacrifice Striped and Check silks at 62lsc, and I5c
Robes In s. and hounces less than Of lmpoIisul
-sk Robes Aquie at So original pree go to eco Foan'
Robes at tl5
Por bargains, call at % Main street. -n.,,
A LAIHAbl
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RENsOI AL

VIM Gibson will continue the produce commission
w basines old HANS iGB., and respect
uly sor Continuance OF the patronage of the friends Of the
! late firm ja3-2taW3W TAP
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RICHMOND WIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1850.
ro coRREsPoNpKNTs

E-Lst.srs On 6u.ssss sis addressed 70 a. EiiOr q ne
UAig
rcos S1tA giss o. ~ Ppor trO ne be PuosAsh
Of Rba ru q long ssaaelEg, 0ug's r Dc Forn 70 ~
a,f s,g t NJ cl.s Do ssa-sa oa O5taIry roeoss aes
Ga o.JAtiiass are oAsrg,t jyr -s li0sr'''sssats.
So W saasof aHsttgs 60 -St rejected o0r'msHioatioHs