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LFrom ths Washlnston CnnttitntIon. /

tFrom the Washington Constitnt,,9,n.l
vha v Hf GssA upopAo WoLFE now the
largest wanufacturer OF GIN IN the world is ~
birth vrs,ni.n ne Vas e9fn 10 hc4WWo99d ne
ceased Who was an oih3er OF the American Revo-
luton. ,
ded to hereafter. and Nat Wolfe, the great crIui-
nal lawye: OF Kentucky for tbs last twenty years
Org naily taken to Kentucky hT Henry Clay, Nat
Wolfe retained the friendship OF IL. great states
man 20 the asst hour OF hl- life Cdo'pho Wolfe
removed to the CITY Of Few ork IN 1870 and en-
Joel WoitN, VINO was hen l8rges engased IN the
imPo"rtation OF brand and GIN from Frs,os and
Holland Young W oles business oua'ihcat on
aud snersetio perseverance soon gave hI.n q
prominent position N the house his hT Their,
AMI when he reached the age OF q he became q
In 1883 that bro,her established the Asst djstis-
r, IN echledam tHoiiaudD ever undertaken ny an
American. and 1t yet ln'inues. and is the p ace
wkare tho luioUs VOTE $ SsAtsd6rT aromatic
Schrapps' is now manufactured
In 1913 the senior partner Of the house retired
from active business, having accumulated large
fTiune. In that same year I'd 'lpho Wolfe mace
tbs fortunate disco -erles tn at lad TO hs manu- lac
ture OF his now world lde famed IS ohiedam
Echnapps
take d rominent interest IN The political cues
ttC ms OF the day, cap cidtiy IN stern ugh oil
party or leader who aimed 10 ais NIB the saered
ins situations of the South where he was born;
Ia any matter that ri ,cted Vlrsinla or her lead
/ men, whether Of the p esent or OF the slorl-
ous past, NJ, Wolfe has taken deep and ttIlotlo
interest When the removal OF the remains OF
the lamented Monroe. who had heea warm per
sonal friend OF Mr.. Wolie's tatner. as well as Of
himself, W resolved u m, NJ man took more
actIve part than Mr. Wolfe.
When tho Aeventh regiment returned to New
York, Mr.. Wolf. 81 m piled an pu ''iished BOOK.
with ! uu narration # ever hins connected with
the ob. equ 90 of the late tx President at an sx
. nse of three or Jour thousand dollars. This
book a,o contained a full description OF The famed
Seventh Regiment ~ also bIog Ta OH cal ak ches
of the principal officers II contained $40 pages.
II has become Book Of Fl sorry.
Mr.. w presented the Sc enth Reg iment with
a0 copies, and ESQ pres anted, thrCu- GIVE nor
Wise ID the May or OF Norfolk, copies of the book
to all the pr nc pal civil and hilary officers To-
addition. be placed n G py IL ever, publ library
in tho different mates Snt Onls Sputhern hiu
self. he married lady of Mobile. Alabama
In closing this article, merels desire to Bay
that the history of tais emiuent enerxetic mer-
chant gives the lie 10 the ofI-repe lted charge
that the South produces no commercial msn Of
distinction. Nr. Wo ts is the most extensive
merchant In his brat oh of commercial manu- SO
ture that as ever lived in HE Union.
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TWO SPLENDID DRAMAS

TWO SPLENDID DRAMAsi
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 18Th.
Will be performed ths beautiful Drama of a
MOMENToUs QUESTION.
irish Lit. Miss sals Psrsinr,on.
Oo"'sc SONG ..--. = :. :. >. Mr. q. Merton
To conclude with the great LedEsr Romance of,bs
CHAMPIONS OF CASTLE.
a ~, mr., IMMENSE SUCCESS.
fRitMPH OF TIE wIzARD,.!
TONIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING.
The a1s., appearance in Richmond these .ish,
years OF int steat artist. whose fame has rome
p K 0FE s. R AND BRsoy
THE GREAT WIZARD
cosMoPoLIrE MoNASRccH OF MAelcIAss
cELEsRATEDASD WORLD RENOWNED KSrga-
q, AMigHT " wSNPER. wokLR.
Or MAGIC! MISTER, :! AND MIKTH!n
MISS ANbERsON.
Pianist. Claifvo,ant and Retro Reminiscent Or
MISS 'Es0 g. szafSsPa'ssRsoN
MISS FLOR. I Iwn hEi i S Of the Scene
The FAIRY OF the Portfolio
ENrikELY NEW WONDERS,
MARVELs IN MYRIADs.
GRAND
MATINEE MAGICAL,
OR DAY PERI ANOE,
SATURDAY, Dec 2ld, At 3 o. clock
Doors open at half past o'clock.
Doors open every evening at O'Clock; COM
mence ats.
trout Reserved Sea.s-----............sO oents
BODY u nan 49, Is cents.
a. Seats can be secured at the Hall from 10 MI
4, on aud aftsr Monday, Dee. N-no extra charge
de ls-ts
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hArrsAhAscK or THE CATTLE DIsEAsxIx
~ srAosusErTs-Fonr Of the animals IN
i onshefy's herd were slaughtered yester.
"a,, Ihree were found 10 have the pIeuro.
ntnohia In chronic form-the other was
All but sixteen of this herd have
zen s'aaSh'e'es. These Will be kept isoIa ted
VII the legislator. meets. T,s G,nn,s.aa.1
gre oe~s issnsA circular In x,s,.. .,..x
Egsss sssss a sss ~ ~, a,.s-.s i s.issss,sss
nessr.ss rsgafsans lie ,EVn5.gs - 1900
Ass'sf, Tss4sssEsE, fss e''s@ ~ sS'''ei
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MARRIED..

On gssr:ssy ,sss. s's sE n ss u
0rsssc. to Mss 3. OARkY KEEsEE. of Rich
Yncnd.
on the 18th inst. n the residences ci the erlqes
PAE Of Richmond, to Miss SUE a. TUCh. OF
Halifax coul ~.
On the evening Of the 18th December, az the
Iunenb.rS, by Rev Thos Ward w hite, Dr.. h..
HATCHEIT and Miss LUCY r. PENN.
On Thursday evening. pec 9Th, 1850, at Mount
Pleasant Church, by Rev. James Chrls,lan Mr..
JOHN M0UNT,:hSTLE. aged "a to Nliss siANNA
{. H0LDCRAFT. aged %. bath OF RedIng Settle"
IL rnt. EhnIlss City co. Va.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
AHairS IN LurchbKrg.

LYNCHBURG. Va, Dec. 16.
Here, in the city OF L. nchburg, where the
masses have been among the most cOnserya-
tive OF the con seryatiyes, the secession feeling
is getting in the asCendarcy. During the last
thirty days the change in sen tiRent has indeed
been most remarkable. AL admit that some
thing mus; be done, and only differ a. 70 what
thai something is, and in what mode or man
ner il is 10 be done. A deep sense of the i'm
pending danger which overhaDgs the country
seems TO :asten itself on every mind, while
| believe that If the real sentiment of the
community was expressed, that a large ma.
iority would be in favor OF a Southern COn-
tfderacy, As the only proper remedy for the
existing evils of the day.
Mr.. linton Cox, worthy young man, who
was engaged at the Noryel House in this city,
lost his balance in some way while coming
down the stairway al that hotel, and fell head
ten or twelve feet, and struck his head, which
produced q fracture OF the skull, aud from
which injury he died on Saturday. The aC-
CT, ent occurred Oh Thursday night
All the mail trains running into this city
got into Il tangle in consequence OF the heavy
fall of snow on Friday night, and did not ar
rive i'll time to make the regular connections
4 ruu- OF occurred on the DanyilIe Road with
the down train which left this city at 80 Fri
day evening, which prevented tie up mail
from your city making 4 connection with the
South Sids train i'll time for this place. hence
we have had nothing from Richmond siRce
Friday, and will not hear from you until this
afternoon.
The boys are having glorious time snow
baliing aud The sleigh. bells aud the merry
laugh OF the urchins IS ringing nerrly
through the city, The weather is clear and
verv cold OK.
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NEGRO HIRING, 10.
NEaRO HlRlN6. 1
1914 /.

The subscriber again ofers his services to his
friends and pubic at large - an Agent in tho oAty
e b. hTrnds % III RE Kgr fEgHSoFESsaahhHr
Est ATE, snd tr,n saot any Other business en-
brncsd in a GENERAi, A9EHCyu
His long experience in Negro HirfrE, aided tn
an extensive acquaintance with the citizens Of
Ricl mond anc its vicinity. he hopes will enable
him. heretofore. to give entire satisfaction to
ali " no msy entru.t their negroes to his care.
Every effort Wi bs msde To procure good homes
and fair prices for oil sent 10 him. Ample arranse-
me N ts have been ma TO have them well cared "a
till hired out.
He has practieed medicine for more than twenty
We ara and will, In avoid medical bills tar as
possible, prescribe in all simple cases with mt
charge. Much has been saved the present yetr by
that course.
Persons intending to patronizs him Will please
notify hm OF such intern ion immediately.
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The subscriber bsgs to return his acknOwledg
ments to his friends and patrons for their tayors
during the past SIX years. al would inform them
that he still continues the business of HIRING
OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT R0US g,
COLLECTING CLAIMS, and all business per
he gives his personal attention.
Parties IN the country who may entrust the
hiring al their Negroes to him. may rest assured
OF every attention being paid to getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices, and IN
the event of sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER
s0NAL ATTENTION shall always be supplied. He
has also q large com iortabe apartment connected
with his office, where those servants who are not
provided with places to 5 ay at night during the
hiring, may remain, with a good IRE. free Of
charge.
"a Negroes for hire the coming year. had
possible.
To those at distance To whom | am personally
unknown. beg to refer to the following persons !:
Dickinson, Hill & Co, Richmond; DR.. Thomas
Latane, Arthur Tempe. John Lumpkin. Thomas
Fauptleroy, King and Queen counIy !; Dr.. f. D.
land county Dan L. Latape, W c Latane, nr
John Lewis, King William county Geo Turner,
Richard Turner, r. Maginniss. Thomas Lee, K ng
,ieor,e county ko. pudgIn. DR.. John ID. Butler.
Caroline county; n. J. b. Whltiock, Or. James II.
l.atsne, ID F. Noel, Bev. ID. Roy, ]. Roy Mcou,
Thomas c. Clopton. Jefferson htubhs, Jasper C.
Hughes, Gloucester county Parkes Slater James
Guy county; DR.. Ro. A. Payne, Richmond county;
VIM. T. Copton, Ru. Hovle. DR.. l.. c. Crump,
Ino s. Lacy, Il. +. Laor, New Kent county; L ab-
ney Parrish Louisa county Vim. d. GloPton. r.
Lunenburg county; ]. b. Chewning, Culpe per
county; WIN. Where, Prince william county
Capt ] 8 Middleton, John uormly, Norfolk.
de l3-d& win
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- - - Z. = =
0PdCIAL NoxICB0

~ presenis Tsf IN Hsfidays. -Tf yad xsnt
xnoi and cheap PHOTOGRAPH ~ ANBaO-
TYPE, go TO VAhNERs9N's, No. Main q
gallery.) where you can obtain an Ambrotyp Pc for
PIFTY CENTS, SEVENTY Ffvs GENTS, or 0HE DOT
Lar. and In Fancy Cases or Frames from 81 30
to $40. -
:. n All Photographs Of ladies made at this Gal
lers are tinted. do 1885,
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NOTICE.-The general meeting nf
49, the STOCKHOLDERS of the BANK OF
VIRGINIA will be held at their Banking House.
In the CITY of Richmond, on MONDAY, January
l4th. 1851
The law provides that no Officer or Director of
the Bank shall vote as the prox, of a stockh lder
IN ans election OF Directors Officers of the Bank,
nor sh Ill any proxy be valid which shall have been
executed sixty DAYS before the time OF election.
de Is3awtd JAMES CASKIE, President.
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AA RARE CHANGE For HOUSEKEEPING A
anal! BkIch HOUSE with SIX rooms. for rent, and
FURNITURE Tor sale verS cheap, say about Slb
WORTH al ready to move Into and possession given
In u lew days; good nels borhoOd. rent the cheap
est in the city and handy to hus just RE hit for
small family. For particulars inquire Of
ANDERSON, GREEN Il HALVES,
del4-4t' loi Main street.
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eNew and Choice Goods for Christmas


AT7HE NEW F4miL Z GROCERY STORE
OF MINNIS j. CO.. 2Np AND MAIN Sra.
Sweet Cider; hae Apples; RaIsns; Citron; Cur
rants; Almonds; Pecans and FIlberts; fine and
cosrs H,' my. in h.ss or by the pound; Sp It
Peas; Whte beane; Black Eve Peas; Virginia and
other Ruokwhe 1t. by the bag or pound; Pickles in
jars or by the lion; Catsups; Sauces; spices; Js
lies; Extracts, 6o.
Also, prime GOSHEN and Mountain Butter; Pine
apple lni' alton nglsh and W hite Cheese; choice
I cas-; Sugars; Cohees and ever, other article to
he found in + RST- CLASS FAMILY GROCE
RY.
- All Goods ,rarrnntsd as reprsSsHtsd, and
sent to any part OF the city. de IL 2w
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TING BOOKS, CHE

bOt n ), q
In al cases we arrant {
ton. AS a specimen OF on
public to cali at our blnGe
of Blank ''oOks that the t
awarded 10 us Tor, at The ia
lcs' In tItute. They are :
tbs fin ST Epecimen OF b
manufactured IN tn $ city.
We refer TO the ioilowlr,
whom we have executed v
Ed. Sinton, ESQ, Cash n
Ter Traders bank.
Jas B Macmurdo, ESQ, A
cashier Bank OF Rich J
mond. J
w. +. Strother, Esq
Cashier ExCh ge b'k.
Messrs. Kent, Fame IL 6
Co.
Nh Forbes, ESQ Book J
keeper at Messrs.C w. !
Purcell & Co.'S. J
Messrs. Enders, Sutton y
il Co
Hector Davis, Esq. n
b ". Fillmore, Esd.,
Bookkeeper at Messrs. Z
Bets h. Gregorys. u
Messrs James NJ Tay-
Tor j. Son. /
Ne.srs. ClaIkson Il An Z
deIson. Y
Ne.sIs. Hunt L James. J.
Messrs, Hunt, Hart q
Miles. '
Dispatch Office.
Mes,rs. Wesiou j VIII Z
hams.
Thus. DodameaI. Esa
Sup't Va. Gent. r. X. NJ
+, ". brockenbroush b,
Esq. Auditor Rich d NJ
agn DauvIle K X.
NJ. W Warrington, Esd, j,
Treas. klch'd and Re n
tersbnrg X h. j
H. X. EN-, son, Fsq. u
James Elicit, EEQ n
MessTs John G. chafer !,
i Co. n
Messrs. W. Peterson Il
Co. G
Fhos H. Dewitt, Esq, Y
Sec BID Pubic VIZ. n
j. Al Bennett, Esq, LIST
Auditor u
w A Moncure, Esq, I'd n
Auditor
J. .. Calvect, Esd, Trea- 81
surer State Va
Messrs. jug. X. Ap1er- II
Son 4 Go. y
NJ essrE. Keen, Baldwin NJ
Il Williams
Aessrs. Ger ton, Cham A
berlin =. Co. J
Proprietor Columbian +
Hotel.
Proprietor Spotswood Z
Hotel =
ProprietoJs Exchange N
Hotel IL Ballardhouse
Projectors American "
Hotel. v
P oprIetors ST. Charles NJ
Ho ell.
Messrs. Davis, Deupree NJ
& Go.
Messrs. C.. D. Yale Il Co. c
Messrs T johnston a NJ
Bro.
WEST Il J0H
N. B.-We pay partiouia!
BILL HEADS, &C., nc.
We also keep on hand
COUNTING HOUSE ST
prices. WE
de IL 1T
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w e ' y ttA AibN . y LlE ltSt-
our work, we invite the
iery and examine the set
FlhSI PIE MUM Was
las. Fair of the Nj echan
pronounced by all TO hs
Blank BOOK work ever
y.
lng persons and firms, for
WORK:
hessrs. Fisher Il Shep-
herd.
Agent Adams EXP. Co.
J Maury Garland. Esq.
J. Willis, Jr Sec. Va.
Fire and Marine lns.
Go.
6. p Cardozo, ESQ .Ag't
Philadelphia steamers.
Messrs. Dudley II Co.
j.. A. J. CloptOn, EsQ.
John Perry, Esq.
Nessrs' Hardy Il VIII
llams.
Messrs. CTeushaw r.
Wexford.
Capt. II Milton Cary.
Messrs Hughes. Cald-
well s Co.
7. J. McKenna, ESQ.
T.. W endlIngsr. Esq.
Crenshaw Wonlen Co.
John J Fry. Esq, ssp't
Gss W orks.
hessrs. Alvev l. Lips
comb.
Z P. Games. Esq Book
keeper 81 NJ. ". IL u.
Gwdthmey'R
Messrs. August L Ran
dolph.
Nessrs. J hnston h
BienstoTd.
John TnOmp son, Esq.
Nj g ssrs. Dove l. Co.
James H. Grant. Esq.
Geo. |. Herring. ESQ
hessrs. Johnson a. fugh.
John Z. rage. Jr., Esq.
Messrs. X. ri. WhirlOck
j. Son.
Col. 7. B Bigger.
VIM. II. Clemmitt. Esq.
hsssrs. Hexail, Cren-
shaw & 80.
Geo. w. 5llllam, Esq.
NJ essrs Jas b. Ro,ster
Mess Ts D, 3. Bridgfcrd
& GO
Taos. Nj. Alfriend, Esq.
y. A. strecser, Esq
NJ essrs. Belvln 81 Atkin-
SON.
Andrew P'zzinI,
J IAN PizzIut.
+. h a.Iett, ESD, L. s.
Dist Attorney.
Z. T.. Howe, rtG.
y. A. Myers. Era.
NJ essrs. L. IL ,. Hard
grove
" m. ira Smith, Esq.
w IN. II. TS Ter, ! sq.
Messrs Shaier, Halsey i
Co.
Messrs. A. K. Parker &
Co.
Cha. H. WINNIE, ESQ.
Messrs. Smith, Rhodes &
Co.. ana many others.
H Ms Ton, isj Main ST.
lar attention TO RULING
nd a complete stock OF
,TArlUN EHY, at low
'ksr i JOHNSTON,
les Main sire ct.
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"a Account, Book.- 1851. "a
: Eli gant Fancy

A Elegant Fancy ~
SUPERIOR STAPLE DRY GOODS, CHEAP !!
Rich COLORED and BLACK SILKS. very new.
Elegant DRESS GOODS, Of every kind
tMsROIOERIESan and LACES IN great variety.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, CARPETS.
LINEN Gu0DS, Bleached and Unbleaohsd COT
Tons
PRINTS, GIN6HAMS, LINSEYS.
BLANKETS, of every grade and kind.
Richmond made EED BLANKETS.
Crenshaw WOOLEN CASSiM ERES.
Manchester PULLED CLOTHS.
North Carolina and Georgia CASSfMFRES.
Desiring to reduce our stock we will sell great
bargains FOR Cash, or to prompt customers
unit the LIST of January next
de 13-ts WATKINS l. FICKLEN
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DIED,

On Sunday night. MARY ELT2ABETH FRAN
Chs. taushte, of martin Mo. and Elizabeth ID.
keaIedy, aged e years aua nonlhs.
he friends and &C qua utances OF the family are
reai ested to attend the funeral from trace str e.
Baptist churcS, to day, at o'clockP NJ, without
further noti'r.
ca rrsdericksburs papers please copy.
Yesterday. At his residence, In Henrieo county,
at llN % clio *. JOSIAH %. SMI tn.
Hs fun ,ral wall take place this afternoon. ut }
o'clock, from his residence. 4 hs irlend8 anG ao'
auaniances OF the family are invited 10 tttend,
without further notice.
On the l5Gh of December Mr.. Ii, T CHALK.
native Of Hampshire county, England. IN the beth
year Of his age.
His funeral will take place at the universalIst
Church, on tuesday. the 18Th lost a. nall past IL
O'Clock. His irienGs and az aualn,anoes are IN
vIted tn att- md his funeral with ut iufther notice
"a New York papers Please COPY. ~
On Friday night, December l&th, At eIshteen
m uutes TO Is O'CLOCK. JANIS u. XON IN hs
satin ear of mis- age. He leaves. kina al d anec
tIun tte W re ard three small children to mourn
tneIr loss.
"Why should we weep and mourn for those
Whose p aces know them here no more
ellie yed from all Iiie 8 hurtIui f"es.
The1 are not lost tut Eone DoiJfe.
"As the sweet 4 over that scents the morn,
AND sweets the strain which angs potr,
o. WIN shouln we In amt sh weep
They a.e not lost but gone be ore
In Petersburg, on he 4th inst, WILLIE, faDt
vson of William and Jane A. Satterwhite, aged 10
ddys,
OF Consumption, on the 1871 December, at his
residence on MAIDS IN street. Mr.. BENJAMIN
htSCC Il. IN the IS year OF his age.
On Mon day morn ng, Nth inst MARY BELL,
infant dau, Ter of A A. and Eliza J. Heath.
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uUUsEnEEPING GOODS,

II at NEUI JED FhIDE
KNIVES AND F0RKS-lvory. huok- handle, DO.
DuCBLE-PLATED Spoons. FORKS, DO.
TEA-TRAYS AND wAITERS-A splendid as
sOrtmsnt; Coffee and Tea Pots, CanhiesteAs,
Coffee casters, Tea Kettles, Sau0epans W al
De Irons, keuders, Shove!s and longs, Brass
and iron Fire Dogs, Coal Holds, sc, and
Housekeeping Goods of every description.
In order to reduce our large stock of the above
goods will otter them 20 CASH buyers and
prompt customers at 3 small advance on cost OF
importation. WILLIAMS Il ELLIUTr,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, House
keeping Goods, 30, ca MAIN STREET.
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RLANK ACCOUNT nooKs FOR 1861.

Is now fully prepared to take orders for, and to
manufacture in the bes. job sty.e. any and every
description of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOK, and re-
spectu,y soucits orders for any
LEDU Frs, JOURNALS. DAY BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS. BLOTTERS.
INVOICE Books. CASH BOOKS.
BILL BOOKS, TOBACCO BOOKS.
TWIST BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS,
RECORDS, ORDER BOOKS, &c &c,
that may be wanted for the coming year. Where
9ooks are needed of special patterns, II will he
advisable TO leave such patterns at once. To enable
the binder to do justice to the work, and to letthe
Book becom. seasoned before using.
MERCHANTS will always find at my store
very fine stock of WHITING AND LETTER PA
PERS, well as COUNTlNG-H0UtE STA
TI0NERT generally. A. NORRIS,
De lily ~ Main street.
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FUNERAL AGENCY.-The subscriber hav-
VI ing withd rawn from The Gomez IN of kAWL
INGS Il HOLLAUAY, will be prepared to resume
tho AGENCY business n the lst OF IaEnary
next He will give 3 strl-t attention TO II ri Nc
OUT NEGROES RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and COLLECTING CT AIMS of all kinds. and
hopes to receive fair proporDon of patronage
from his old friends aud the public Reuer lily.
EA- ,fhce on Franklin street. opposite he Whig
GUIDING. I'D n AKD u. RAWLINGS.
de l7-lm
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0hitnarX.

Why must such r perfect model of sll the viz
tues be taken away from us Madame u. X. BUU
OAR. whose lie has en- Tut q series OF exemp-
larry virtues has proved By heG aduTs bic Kindness,
how many sincere affections person III ~ eather
around her without ever exciting the ha red, the
anger, the impotence the Jealousy. even the dis
Coz tent, of SING heng among al those that the
Galluesoi both her heart and mind brought near
her. WhoeN er h kuown her, wishes u Iinl etc
her; whoever has seen her, has wished to kdow
her; whoever nas knoHh her, has love d her; who
ever tas loved her, regrets her as the must pre-
cuus creature t1at was ever CeIeJ tn his affect on.
She VAS perfect mother, Joining 10 good lessons
the example eff CHRISTIAN virtues al ah3ctl nate
Gaug hter, tender sit tTlsno with ut Eau IL,
and a continual supper for the poor. An only oon-
solatI Is iefC us-ieeble compensation Tor the
bitter tears her ueatn mahts us shed-she Is, no
dnubt IN The abode of the HAPPY souls Oh, yes
pure soul, you have Returned TO our CTed tor -
here, as on earth, YOU have thanAed lin fuT the
many trials ne has sent you for YOU see The real
IL alton OF this tewaTd when your p,etN made you
toresee, when, during Jour long illness, IN the
MIDST Oi the most bic Pal MS. you ne YER ope4ed
y,ur mouth 10 express a comp amt and yOur lips
pronounced bat sweet and kinu ord. 10 those who
gathe, Cd sadly around you. Farewell. but, besas,
call US, and think of those who kept IN exile loved
thee mourn for thee, and aspire but to JOIN thee
forever. A FRIEND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-18
VnE sNrREMELY TOLD WEATHTk

L which we have experienced during the last
few DAYS, has been productive OF many dJscom
forts; the greater part, however, of these can be
@ nsiderablE ailev ated by having comfortable
Ciothlng and Bed Covering. We know oil
enlistment IN the city whore the lGTeme nLioned
Articles can he found IN greater profnslon and at
more reasonable PHI es than at LEWIS old es-
taDhshed Dry Goods store, No. Is Main street
He has now IN store b d Blankets OF al qualt-
ties Negro Blankets, both white and sreT, At va
nous prices Gentemen's Travelling Blankets :;
Elannels of every description Ladies and tent &
Under Shirts of all kinds; Merino and Wooden
Socks aHd STOCKINGS and various other gOods-sll
of which will he sold at prices that cannot fail 10
please. . cordially recommend all TO purchase
their Dr., Goods AT No 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-18

a.Hpnry Place begs leave to inf rm
the citizens of Richmond. that he has commenced
SIGN and URNA MENTAL PAINTING and
6RATNiNG, at his house on SECOND STREET,
between CLAW and Marshall, where he will exc
cute all orders ne may he favored with in the best
manner and with dispatch. de l2-l2tf (iD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-18
1921 NEGRO HIRING F0K 1851

lOOl. The undersigned offers his services to
the public as HlRtR OF NEGROES for The
ensuing year. His increased experience enables
him cORfde ntiy T. promise those who engage his
services. that their business will be attended to
IN the M st satisfactory manner, and prompt re-
turns AIDE quarterly.
REFkRRNchs,-N. p. 1t. C. Howard. Lee &
Peasants, l.. X. Spillman, John II. Guy, Attor-
neys at Law. Alvey lIpscomh, Porter, Harris
4 horner, Merchants. DR.; Thomas Pollard. Rev.
Philip b. Price. Richmond; Col. Anderson, N.
". Miller, Or. John Morris, DR.. G. ". Harris, C.
+. Pope, Jno $. Swift, Postmaster, John Wood
CrIttendon. W. :. Embry. 'J J. I"seph bowman.
Farqn.sr- Co., Va; Geo. Hamilton. CuIpspsT 20 /,
Va W Lulstofd. 8. W. Skinker, James For es,
Stafford ca, Va; Douglas II Gordon. FTs4,rirkS-
bNrg, Va; Col. Nj. NJ. PAYNE. [. s. A., Washing
ton, d. e.. LUCIEN LEWIS,
Office under Metre polItan Hall,
de l5-Im Richmond. Va