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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19

To the Editor Of the lthig:
With the return Of cold weather COMMENCES the annual
Information of the lower counties OF the Northern Neck
With the usual concomitants of Richmond or other
Southern mall soppage Of all steam and other communi-
cation by water with the outside world and general
stand-sti of business, travel and "pews."
This state of affairs, unpleasant vexatiOus, poss bly,
dangerous under certain contingencies has been Ia
mented and acquiesced by the people of this section
a. the unavoidable consequence of their position But
partial remedies at least for the grievance could GER
tany be devised and as the interests of Richmond would
be urhered by casting her regards in this direction it
NAV not be amSs to point out the complete isolation in
which present arrangements allow the Northern Neck to
be placed In her efforts to become commercial centre
Richmond should not omit to draw within her influence
a region like this steadily advancing in wealth and pro-
ductivenesS but whose whole trade heretofore has gone
10 Baltimore winter cOnneXion with Richmond might
be established by rendering the route 10y which we re-
ceive our mails thence, regular, protected and perma-
ueut mode Of communication and travel The mail
reaches by way Of Tappahannock and thence across
the RappahannOck river the distributing centre being at
Warsaw, Richmond county. The main difficulty IS IN
the crossing of the Rappahannock river when fog Ice,
or Storm under present arrangements, inevitably stops
communication Ii is respectfully suggested to the par
ties Interested that substantial ferry boat with steam
or caloric motor afiordng daily passage and protection
10 men, beasts and vehicles il needed at this spot The
present usual hndrances and Irregularities thence result
ing would thus in great part be avoided. With the ad.
dition of good stagecoach lines until greater facilities
could be obtained Richmond might fairly hope TO open
a system of exchanges with these counties at present
quite lost to her.
In military point Of view, also, our situation demands
attention Although more exposed than any other por-
toH of the State or Of the Union to ncursions Of
mics Of al descriptions, are, at this season OF the
wear almost completely Isolated from, and out OF the
reach of rapid aid from other parts Of the State Mutual
interest and convenience op every side clearly demand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19

BLoopY ARRAY II LorIsIANA.-The New Orleans
Courier of the ls instant says that serious and bloody
aay occurred in Winn parish, A. miles above Aexan-
dria recently in which seven reported to have
been killed. Among them are three brothers named
Peevy notorious desperadoes who have the law and
It's officers at defiance for time. The Peevys were
from Mississippi, and they had been charged with steal
,irance committee waited on them "l'h an invitation
to leave the parish Each party had their friends, and
there were about twenty men each side engaged in
the fight. Mrs. Hughes oyerseer name unknown, was
shot in the thigh but the wound is not thought to be
dangerous.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19

NOTICE.--nesirous TO DO what to build uP IA
~ city, We have determined 10 commence MANU- IN
FACrURING OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, at the ~
earliest day a which make arrangements 70 40 So -
Oar Mr. Keen has been absent Ia Europe for the last uree
months selecting goods for Spring sales and irom ms ons tN
prrnc aud well known TASTE expect 20 show the most aa
tive stock Ia s market By the lst day oi
shah have Ia superb Spring stock Tor 1he whoisse
trade and earnestly invite call from Merchants who have
heretofore North Our extensive opera-ns Important al
viag the purchase OF goods aud long experience enable Us
O. Offer great inducements those Of any house I'm me mon
80 We shall from this dIy oHrr all WINTER CLOfulNH Al
such reduced prices vi make the interest of purchaser 70
anticipate their wants. ......,
a2 KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19

MESSAGE OF THE Governor or UTAH.-The message
of Gov Cumming was delivered on the 18th December
1t was very brief The opening passage aludes to the
recent Mormon outrage in the following mild terms:
During the past year the Inhabitants of this territory
for the most part have been peacefully and proftably
employed in their various occupations. But regret to
be obliged state that this city aud the village of Fair
field near Camp Floyd within the military reserve have
been the scenes of many murders and other acts of vo
ence the perpetrators OF which have fled and thus elu
ded Justice.
"Al communities are dishonored in proportion to the
extent in which crimes committed with impuny in
their midst II the organization of the police be deec
tive it should be reformed and if there be deficiency
in the finances of these cities for enabling them to
rest Offenders would recommend that appropriation
be made for their relief from the territorial treasury"
In regard to the disputed question OF Jurisdiction the
Governor says:
"Your predecessors, seven years ago, under the
strucon of the power granted by the Organic Act
errcd upon the Probate Courts both civil and criminal
Jurisdiction in addition to the powers ordinarily granted
TO Probate Courts. have been informally advised that
the Federal Judges have virtually dsapproved of this
construction of the Organic Act indicated in this
ton of the Legislative Assembly yet | am not aware
that any case has come before these officers in such form
As TO elicit decision upon its merits TO establish
legal principle would therefore, recommend that this
question be taken up through the proper tribunals for
final decision Ii the action of the Legislature is
ained this community will enjoy the undispued right
of protection through the prompt action of tribunal al
ways present instead OF being obliged to wait the tardy
action of the District Courts, which in session but
once a year IT, however, the decision of the Supreme
Court should be adverse to the exercise of such power
by the Probate Court you will then be relieved from the
embarrassments growing out oil its disputed power.
Among the Governors suggestions is one for the tax
alton Of The tithng fund aud other church property
Nothing Is said in relation to the MormOns defiance Of
the Federal authority.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
ELECTRICITY

nR TRAVERSE having with unparalleled success In treat
Chronic diseases other cities has been Induced 70
this city few weeks In order TO give the afflicted
opportunity Of testing the wonderful curative property Of this
great Therapeulica agent.
Eeccy rightly applied gives instant relief and makes
permanent ia short time My apparatus differs
widely al Others and made according 10 my order for
medical purposes only giving shock TO the patient but pleas
ing sensation and producing an nyigoraiing effect.
afflicted with the following diseases give call and
will In very short time Nervous Sick Head
ache Neuralgia Catarr Bronchitis Coughs and pulmonary dis
tending Consumption scrofula Hip Diseases White Swell
ng Frypeas Salt Rheum Teer Rash Cabunces and humors
every description Spinal Diseases Curyatures Rheumatism st
Dance Pits Paralysis Deafness and Running at the Ear, i'm
paired Vision contracted Muscles Dyspepsia Liver CompntG Gc
Debility Seminal Weakness Dropsy, Debility LeucorhGa
Whites Inflammation and Falling ofthe Womb Absceses Cancers
Ulcers the Womb In years practice have treated
upwards thousand Proapsu Ute Falling the
Womb.
will fifty dollars for that can be presented where
have failed 10 make permanent cure.
Also by It's application will extract teeth without pain. During
the operation patient experiences nygorang pleasing
sensation and genial glow this operation has been
farulty, such as-DT
GOding Bird Dr. Wilson Phillips, Prof. Matence Marshal
Hail. Prof Hunter Robt Boyle and Others 10 be the greatest
Invention Of the age.
He h4s also Female Pills for suppressons Irregularities Ae
which have known fail n producing the desired f
feet
once IN Relylns Block on 18th st. Room No 6.
9P W.
gT- Consultation FRFE
Letters of consultation 4c. must have stamp enclosed In
der 10 prepay answer
s-Physoans Dentists ami Families furnished with machines
and dire-tonI for nOl2-d8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
JOHN a. GEORGE GIBSON,

RICHMOND, VA,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
w ery that their establishment the cOrnerof Cary and
Sixth streets (receny destroyed by hre) has been rebuilt In
substantial and that they prepared
eraons In their department OF business extensive scale
To this end they have enlarged their work shops and furnished
them with all the improved MACHINERY and other appliances
which facilitate expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY
WORK, In It's various branches.
Their Saw Mills, Mayo's Island completed
such fcapacy will enable them to meet the increasing
demands Of the city for building mbers The Mills the
largest aud approved kind built by Geo Page Co Of Bal
mor and having their patent motions and attachments The
Engine hundred horse built by John and
Turner OF this city They have hand several RATS OF
first pine logs and have made arrangements get contnu
supply and prepared m all orders promptly at reason
able and accommodating terms They have engaged
reliable mechanic to work their ath machine and will furnish
plaserers laihs In any quantity that may be desired
They will heretofore furnish plans and esfnafes for buildings
other improvements and will for the erection and
completion OF the same, in the city country.
For the liberal patronage extended them In past by the
citizens Richmond and other portions Of the State they beg
their grateful thanks and them that they
will endeayor by every In their power to merit contnu
ance Of their favor and confidence. ja2-d5w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
JAMES q. BOsHER,

INSU RANCE ENT.
office Etst ds f ;R Street. Scond door North orte Corner Of
Main and llh.
pEPRFsENTs tie following well established and reliable Com
IA panies
Arctic Pre Insurance Co.. Of the City New York. capital
anu surplus
Hombod Fire In Co.. Of he City Of New York, capt
tai And surplus 2i2 0O
Irving Fire Insurance Co.. Of Y, capital 100000 with large
surplus.
Phnx Fire In Co.. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus 1921 900
Policies issued Buildings Furniture, Manufactures Merchan
dz and Personal opery generally against loss damage by
ae the 5be terms Losses promptly adjusted and
puncuay settled The security offered by the above companies
conducted they by experienced underwriters affords the
Insured the guarantee and the full that all
entered by tem will be fulhedin the salts
factory TIE long experience OF the subscriber In these
matters will facte and protect TO the best OF his abes the
Of AL who be disposed patronlze his eo Coun-
risks Inland pygation risks Vessels aud their
mort lnsusel on aAnost reasnnabe terras octG-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
ACES AND EmRROIDERIEs.

ACES AND EMRROIDERIES.-
Ia Rich sets Lace Sleeves and Collars
Rich sets point Lace Sleeves and Collars
Rich sets Muslin embd Sleeves aud Collars
Muslin and Lace Collars
Lace Pun Sleeves
Infants emb'd Dresses
Enbh lnen Yokes and Sleeves
Black Lace Wells some extra rich
continuing sale Of rich dress silks, Popn Vaen
as Moussan Robes Menos and all other asonable goods at
greatly reduced prices. CHRISTIAN LA1HROP,
dr9 80 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
THE EMPRESS APARTMENTS AT THE


A correspondent of the Independent Belge writes
~ had the good fortune to visit the other day the pr
yae apartments of the Empress at the Tuileres Work
men had been engaged them for two years, during
the absence of their Iajestes. These suits OF rooms,
which run in a parallel line with the reception rooms
the ngroom floor, consist of ante chamber wait
ing room for the ladies OF honor saloon of audience,
nryate room for her Maesty-that is to saw the most
retired and private room Of the suite. The Emperor,
whose preference for the style of Louis XVI is well
known has desired tue apartments in question to be
rely decorated after the fashion and taste of Maria An
toinete LeGuel received orders renew the elegant
ornamenation of Trianon in this Partisan palace. Art
and industry have done marves under his superinten-
dence so that we see again the graceful arabesques the
rounded taperng voutes the exquisite garands and the
fine carvings of the latter part of the eighteenth century
All the models are unique, and executed with admirable
nicely from the door handles to the chimney pieces the
panes and squares of glass; and tue whole furniture
from the mepieces the tongs in the fireplace, is in
harmony with this style Of decoration The first saloon
of pale green is adorned with arabesques of deeper
tint Medaions gisen in the panels, and within them
are birds painted by NJ. Apper The prevailing color
of the second saloon rosy white the arabesques
rose-colored Then comes the private saloon OF the En-
press the ground of which is likewise of very light
green aud the panengs of which contain the portraits
of her ladies OF honor painted by NJ Dubuie then her
first drawngroOm lined with green stuff, which are
hung valuable pictures the door of this cabinet and the
next are of amaranth and pasander set of by bronses,
gilt and admirably chased
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19

that some private or public action should be taken to i'm
proye communication between Richmond and the
NORTHERN NECK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
A RTIFICIAL TEETH. g.

~ TIE CREOTLISIIC FRUChAN, tFS1E1E----y
G. W. JONES, DESTIsr h@ng purchased theu 1rYTSH
right for the above mode OF mixing Teeth, and be- 1b
ing entirely satisfied Of superiority the god silver
plana method he witt onhdence commend II to all who
may desire full partial sets Tee-and especially TO such as
NAV be dissatisfied tlg are using. In this
objections the goldpae remOyedthe SUCTION be-
ng parf secures comfort astaby htand the teeth
being embedded in the metal H. food IS excluded from under
them and they heore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better. .
In consequence Of the pert adaptation OF the plate TO the
mouth the suction thereby nred he Insert one or more
eeihtOU clasps p aliases guarantee perfect and sat
isfaetory IT. no charge.
This method having been adod and those stand
inc highest the proissIon Nth and South testimonials will be
given specimens exhbed any who may desire 70 see lhe
Those wishing exchange thld method for the new their old
plate will In part pay ONCE opposite Cornhian HAN
Oa,ce hours from s 10 az, ftn 81 10 3. ocT-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
REMOVAL

VIZ s G. DONNAN havermoved their stock Of Hardware
w Cutlery &C. their Iron Front Store just erected
the East side Of 18Th GoyerrG street near Man where they
will be their euh and customers after this date
owing burning the Mesrs Gbs"ns establish
ment considerable delay has hi ooeaoned The completion OF
their Store and although prepared for their reception they do
not any nerrup shall be occasoned to their bust
short time hope TO have everything perfect Order OF
which due notice will be given.
Thankful the liberal patronage bestowed upon for many
wears past and believing s be better prepared all respects
than ever 10 prosecute In location
pectfuy solicit continuance dhe same.
Ian 2l. 1860
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
HESSRS. WELSH, BRO. A co,

Madeira. have appointed Us heir Agents IN Virginia. for
~ sale Of neir Was and shall be pleased 20 receive
ga ' "
~ ~, .irs the same il Virginia SIN New York.
srk uf hlirra ranges nom ~ ID, vintage OF lstt
y p W per FaI.u. vintage of Isis
sl-urf Wilss frala e. 50 90 t15 per gallon
LlsA0l da do iu 3 Do DO
a.. Pa, o. ga DO 40
arti EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
-. crNrs ,Nn cAnrAssEns MANrRn %

A GENTS AND CANVAsSERS WANTED for
n and the line engraving Of Misery Ma
OprS TVS. $500 per annuuD the Oldest Monthly,
Premium Plate offered In the country Better
allowed than by any similar Publication copy Of the
Engraving richly worth $500 postage eep and The JANUARY
s be any address the receipt Of s2
may deducted from the remittance for subsc
bers. JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher,
jaiT-8t ID Is Jacob ST., n Y.
CAHD.-The undersigned have this day formed eopar.
N nershp Ia the practice Of Medicine and surgery.
a DEANE
EDWARD C. DREW.
~ Dr. Drew will continue to occupy his Office Main street.
nnno.ii. he American IInirl laG-9IaW2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
WATCHES, JEWELRY,

y. A. MYERS,
Il A'I' '1a1ty ou hand large lud complete assort- y
- a-ni u' e above named articles. embracing al The eA.
-. fl sI.l te oI-rs Dis friends and the public el9
& % rt.a able t.r1. Tie eolii call particular attention
'' stock W WArCF- such Jules Jurgrusen, 2 h Adams
~ Aii latN- jules tnmory. Henry Reynolds Lemon JOS
, loal Cagg aud ofer celebrated makers lie also keeps
~ ass ri-r' .f rich Diamond Furer Rings, shirt But
- usf'at Cluster and single Stone breast Pins, Tor gguts
Arfr lreut Hf t1i-, Carbuuce Coral Lava Cameo
a. r-ar Sets ttra. ,1 and Plain Cod Chain Bracelet Chatham
-Aas Nces CHAINS Charms sleeve Blous Slirt Bgoss &c,
Nr- Tea -sf Goiltfs Pitchers SAT- Cellars. Cups Bouquet
lrr, Fsh knives and FORKS Berry spoons, Asparagus
- l's lols silver spoons and Forks hne suvrr-Plaied
s o. of- such Inducements tfat cannot fail % please In
P''s and quality call Is respectfully solicited
S A. MYERS.
-ct C1rner Main and Pearl Sts