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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

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rCBLlsH now my annual Prospectus Of TUF Danny
GLuHE and I6r CuNERrss oval GLOBE ANp ArPESntv,
remind subscribers and inform thos who may desire
subs'rlh' that Congress viii meet on tur = Monday
"t next Drc-Hb when stuil resume pubs hing tn
ahnYr-named papers They have been published long
mat most public on know thoir character aud therefore
leem needless In gIv' minute account uf the kui
OF maui r theVNii c htnin.
luE b'uI ELoRE viii contain report of the Debates
IN b"th hr nC"S Of onHr'ss ~ taken down by rep
vpuRl at as 10 any corps Of short hand writer in th=
or ~ any other country. majority of them Will each
BE- Hhr 10 report rcrlaiim ten thonSind words hour
white the rage uuu.I. words spoken bv nu.n nj
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
II, c. 81. W. HARTMAN. POSTSCRIPI,.
DEATH OF HON. HENRY
STRONG,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2I.

Hon. Henry X. Strong, formerly
member of the Legislature, and Speaker of
the House Of Representatives, died at tho
st. Lawrence Hotel at . o'clock, p N.
to-day.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
laTa NaTFeNloa, or no CAdrge .Hddf, N Jr07' Cfe
Too Days
NO MERCURY OR NAUsEOUS DRUGS CsEu
DR. JCIAyTGA.


Mem. Of the Royal Cole Of Surgeons, at London
Graduate from Of the most eminent Colleges Of the
United States, and the greater part of whose life
been sprut the first Hospitals Of London Paris Ihilu
phia aud elsewhere has effected some Of tho
tuui,hIng cures that knUwn many troubled
with ringing the head and when asleep rrt az
nervousness being alarmed AZ sudden sounds bash
fllness with frequent bushing attended sometimes with
derauIuuent Of mind, were cured Immediately.
A 4
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
RloonIsburg, Nov , lsG0,
DIS 0 i y T / ON.

Locust Oct. 90, 1860.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

rINHE founder Of this Celebrated lnstittion ogTs tho
most certain, speedy, and only eiuctual remedy In
the world for effects for elects SfcturJs Seminal weak
Pains IN the loins, Constitutional Dcbity, ImpO
tency, Weakness Of the Back Limbs Affections CT
Tie Kidneys PalpItatOn Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nor
Hritahy, Disease Of the Head, Throat. Nose "
Skin, and all those serious and melancholy Disorders
aIsing from the destructive habits Of Youth which
struys both body aud mind These secret and solitary
pr1ctces fatal To their victims than the song Uf
tn Syrcu4 ~ the mariners Ulysses, bghng thtiT
brilliant hopes and antciputons, rcnderng .aII-Lss
iIiIpUss sible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

Ma Sps,g-s PrNVNGroN was serc, led on the night
of . election ON which occasion he made the following
ul.5ti, conservative, national, aad Juou-loyiug speech
.. r..p5ass 90 the cau made upon him;
, very much indebted 90 YOU, my friends, for the
pleasing visit Won have made 20 me TINS night w hen
vs rer tiO.a r 30 always sttslts ne hat We be-
1, ONE couutry and have no belief in the doctrine
, .,, limo. is near at hand or can be- that We are to
. .rs-,tef We are one people, and trust in Heaven
g D. ever remain So. Cries OF "Good aud cheers
rr Mill always be- IN fee country like ours, diyer,-
me-, of ouiui0u different views, AND great variety OF
interests which must necessarily PREVAIL but there Is
- 0. r.Iiot-u chat burns lu our hearts that viii not
.- .ir.,.i-led lChegrs.l Our aud Is a land OF
frer our liberties were achieved 10y the great eXer-
nom, and services of our fathers, and believe man
ODD tHf, generation viii yJ this blessed inheritance 60 20
.f...-. lDrls of "No, uo, Never aud chee,s.l And
u ue o wrong 30 one umr you remember the saying OF
Vr CLAW tha. old patriot, when he went home 10 ken
.,, after having voted for the Compensation law: On
.-.- addressed by some old mJu, who said, CLAY, you
.... dome wrong" We saws he, My friend II Won
we're out cunning aud on pulling your trigger you- qua
lEa't 20 OF what would you do: Would YOU thro" It
awty would YOU Try 10 eragan' Nay, SAID he u
would pick the lia- aud ry over. Cheers Now, 4
r,tt6r. done wrong IN this country, little time vii
nike il right lCucs of Hear him and cheers because
$500 Have ratOua. g. cling and national honor (CreS OF
e,os0 That's So" and checrs When heard the ua-
-oI air PLAYED as YOU u here tonight II went TO
D.. san, NAt t.ttlN'tAA a'tb7 IT,
main this country viii be united. DscordtEt States!
B mo- man u lbs .ol.r seuses can agree to any such
r.o.o.i.iou ta sol. uoa, tLcfg ul.er was greater
mistake than to believe that Northern men have any bad
sr.r- sr.a,t southern meu, the body Of Southern
r.... q.,iT.- Northern men. A voice, "What about
rrl-aer'. Fe-ryeU Never mind HUper's Ferry. My
.-..r1. trs,is nine days wonder My friends, it al
gaysboouc- % republican Institutions that there must
boz rrea, yare-, o. p-v.- 0F.ugn upon all questions
f our only security +, TO JeaI 90 lrbear, and the
strength of institutions depends upon love Of coun-
.r. And ir We are NOT mbued with patriotic feelings,
H.-s IS no hope for tae stability OF our country
..s-.. Er-r.y faith +, this. that we an love our
..a--. and that we VA. abide Boy her destiny for good
..r,.u. .c.,s of Good and caecrs) thank
.a for tle ga compliance which 1 feel you have be-
...l -aYr re ly tu.s visit. ALA giao .a- House Is
..slt Ilt.i- organization had been elected hy the
ion OF any other gent. man perhaps it would have
... l..er. blt Doe as-.syj sal. enI,ayOr to discharge
Gid. rtao4s dats O. the high position to which have
....l... Union intact. ltue1 50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
LThe member fOm Marion saws he has been one Of the

he member from Marion says he has been one of the
best friends oil the Central; be will pardon me for re-
mindng him that he should never weary in well doing
that those WHO perseyere unto the end" is the reward
tie line, and he should not desert il
But let me return fran this drression The officers
anu managers oil the Ctral Invite the strices scrutiny
INTO us enure mahageme1t-intO all its details they chal
engc the closest investigation Look at the ratio of It's
expenses to It's receipts, e condition of the road and
STOCK compare them With other roads, and they fear
not the Judgment which may be pronounced and con
graduate the travelling plbic from my heart upon the
perfect freedom from dancer and accident this road
for have II from undoultcd authority that for two
years past while upwards Of 100000 passengers have
been transported over this road travelling aggregate
distance OF more than 100000 of miles, not one has
sustained any harm or injury of any kind fact, |
ture to say without parad in the history of any rail-
road throughout the world
Andnow, Mr.. Speaker DO we ask any unusual aid or
favor at the hands of the Legislature? Do not rather
ask for less measure of iosering aid than has been
granted to each and all the otter railroads of the State
Has not the Norfolk and Petersburg received loan
from the State of : 800 600
The Richmond and Danylle 100000
The Southside 100000
The Virginia and Tennessee lOOOOOO
besides aid in the form OF referred stock in various
amounts
Yes, Mr.. Speaker we aolg the line of the Central
you were struggling under difficulties almost insurnouut
able-inndiu of that high Injunction bear We anoth
or, burdens, we have genenusy 10 your and and
relieved you from the load you were unable TO bear.
We have done So because were confident that by this
imey assistance given in tic dark hour of your distress
You would overcome all obstacles in your progress, and
confer those substantial ncfs upon our State original
ly promised. And congratulate YOU aud 'our beloved
commonwealth that our bel Pwas not in yainthat
ancipaiions have proved wei founded and that the
suit has vndeated the wisdom and sound policy Of
course.
And now, when, we call uon you in similar circum-
stances, to do unto us, as We have done YOU y
shall we be told, "s true, youhave come to our side in
the crisis OF our fate, and hare impaired to life and
health aud prosperity but for al that we will fold our
arms in indifference, and turn leaf to your
able and Just claims" For one will not credit IT, can
not believe that high minded Nrginians act upon
any such selfish and partial ySem of ethics and morals
With these claims upon the ustice and favor of you
the guardians of the Interest," of Virginia, leave the
fate Of this bill in your hands Confident that You will so
dispose o! best promOc the fortunes and pros
perty of our glorious old Commonwealth.
The bill was then put on it passage-ayes 90; noes
l9-maOrity for il II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

Hereafter u, ,h. ao. cucumber our columns WIZ"
r-.-l,s ol Virginia "aya.o-- -eNcep, as advertise
---s-a9y-- ia ol- ov .aclt ,1ey are o.. sl'H'','
,--..' Ias .lt.-,-. t1 l,.y Us u iuser;7S them I'D
s RI. and teavs shah do 40, ts matter of eolls,,
M. ,. 5oat charge. Nas one nam 30 do.--el-ua1-s
be- B., O. ys,jtat as meadow in Nay-cvcr reads tAa'e
,-re.a-.. 'el. "a. general ding ,hey are fa,, dun.
ed El.. omJe.h. ard make body sick 40 Che ,'onl-
ash
.,ye or coarse ltvs n, a7ui7u 90 the speech Of AF.
Ntrrds- pleh uy publish to-iay-or, as he is a sea-''
be man. We ss t for -r-u.ei without Pni'ns ourselves
q, The ,rorle To- real t. tha. Do. speech IS d sensible
.,ecb b., even bis speech is o. sl'3'c. mat n's az
--.sy been passed upon bv Llc Les--i'ar'' -.'l We
therefore see no PRACTISE, purpose to be sa'ser'ed 10y
ne OBLIGATION. Bat our purpose was simply to no''l
nae alHgttors big and itte Of tbs course We saou'-
,s IN lstuse IN reference 10 Aer htTangoss. 90 that
sy miybi govern themselves accordingly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.


SENATE
The Senate was called 10 ordt al IL o'clock, Lieut.
Gov MONTAGUE in the Chair.
communication was receivetfrom the House Of Dele
gates announcing the passage ohndry bills ana thaney
mad agreed upon joint resolutu directing the Auuer
of Public Accounts TO publish one or more oil tae
newspapers of Richmond city, delinquent collectors Of
the public revenue.
THE resolution gas ADOPTED the Senate Nfm' CON- !
BILLS REPoiED
By Mr. C0GHILL To amend and re-enact the Zsln
section of chapter ls4 Of the Code OF Virginia MI
COGllILL made report declar1 inexpedieh' 10 egsr
late on the resolution for the extbsOn OF the provisions Vi
section Of chapter ~ of the ode to the count! wei
of the Blue Ridge mountains .lsO, report adverse
epsatg on the resolution haNg for Its object the 30
amending the I'd section OF th Code as to exIehu "S
provisions to unenclosed lands.
REsoLUuos.
By Mr. FRENCH Or r0leasill aoseph u. Ai',', ITts
clerk of Mercer county, from aine imposed Oh nun "
the circuit court OF Richmond ca.
Bv Mr. LYNCH: Of incorpo.ling the 'lrslhlA 0''
ms RlHk Of .yn"hburg si 7
nv Mr.. C. Y. THOMAS 0befunding to Samqel d.
Mullins fine of $50 imposedupon him by the county
court of Henry. -,
Nv Mr.. LOGAN OF refundig to D. A. Claiborne OIL
Halifax, sum of money imprPery paid nS MN ~ 'r%
es on land
ELLIS PAER.
Senate pii-TO Inc e-porat lhe TwpFo Fo'e W. :"
Turnpike aud Navigation coEllny. n,,. -,
On motion of Mr.. Armstrong, Senate Dill 10 au
thorize the Hardy and WinchCer Turnpike coPan! ~
change the location pitts roadSest OF WardensVie WAS
taken up and passed.
House Bill fixing the model settlement WIN '"' s''
.lf o! Frederick county
PETITIONS FFsEsfED. =
pvNr c0GHIiL: OF BIZ Brown administrator Of
pi'ota ary a.king for he sale of Richard, slave
aca,cd nv the las; wind testament of sud Eliza
| beth Leary. .,to.s ora =
By Mr. BEALE OF John BraNton ana o'n',' ,Ph tay
ing the incorporation OF capany to cons p uJ'
On the Rappghanoqk river inh. county oil itnt n,
By Mr.. FRENCH OF Aalha broSl. asking uA' 'A'
NAV be enslaved by the jusdes of Giles county: ou
By Mr.. BRANN0N: Of j. 4 d. obrlen i'r '''-
pensaton for loss Of Middlerk Bridge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
COMMERCIAL
oyToE or THs WHO. FEB. s. 1860
PEcEIpIa IRON THK INIERInR

The following il "A statement Of the receipts of met
ehane at Richmond by Canal and railroads during the month
OF January
BIZ fDe Rirel Hdndinhd CfndL36G92 bus wheat Si5
hbds tobacco; TSs pkgs mid tobacco 100 hd stems 5 bbs
-four 1923 bu corn pig ro 81 copper 80 tons
coal tons stone bar and pig lead; 3s cords wood
81 bbla apples $50 lbs bacon 1875 liquor bb 1888 -four bb
lbs butter; meal 800 haxseed 10 bales cot
tom fruit 2O3 lbs lard 1913 lbs leather ~ bus
potatoes II lbs. whisky, etc
BIZ Richmond and PefersHr0 Rairodd-Gs hhd tobacco,
do stems 5 bales cotton bales go -four
bbs quo bales waste IL tons Iron castings 81 bbs
trpenne "a bales domeses - H. lumber IL bbls brandy,
20 do whisky sheep SKINS lbs leather II slaves g
bus corn tons coal, etc
BIZ Richmond and Danrhe RaUroId-l3 496 bus wheat,
M box. manfd tobacco 2T4 hhds tobacco IS hhds stems
cars slaves rolls leather ~ Pks urs 43I bags fruit Is bags
feathers O. pks butter 42 empty barrels % bags ginseng 81 bags
aarseed bags II bags WOOL IL bags cattle
ps lard W bushels bacon 9G pipes 10 boxes
fowls bbl wsI1u pkge tallow III bb Jour- 10 bags peas
bags potatoes $50 Kegs nails l6OE tons stone 2iI coal
etc etc.
BIZ Va C.ntc1I R0rodd bus wheat SIS bus
neal 2 bbs four 800 hhds tobacco 3S6pkgs mfd do
hhds stems $50 lbs bacon 3i3L lbs butter SsC2 lbs lard
g3s lbs taow re- lbs dreS ed poultry gOZ lbs yenon
game pork $500 lbs died fruit 80 bales hay 1911 cat
tie sheep calves, horses 49, bbls apples ,5sI
lbs ginseng etc pig ~ pkgs egg - bus and
beans haNeed 6s do clover and and seeds "
pkgs leather 100 eams paper ~ bb whisky % pkgs rags "a
pks mineral waer 2 bus malt lO2 beer kegs 80 empty bbs
BIZ Richmond Fr.d.ricks5urg and Potomac RdirOId-sSO
bus wheat 6O bus corn binds tobacco 2SG empty bb Is
lbs butter pkgs eggs 54 bus meal loo bus oats 70 bus 10
10 hOgs cattle mules, horse calf l2O
lbs bacon fruit bag feathers II lumber, S46
wood soa aud a. lbs miscellaneous freight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
DIED,

we'tphaia the residence II pr Thomas PreoW, South
ampton county the 2lst inst carry VAUGHAN youngest son
and child Of Or and Clara Preti0w.
This the third time wihmh past yearor two, that death
ba. made an nroad into faulty promising and Interesting
children VIII may the deeply tnicted parents eNclaim
"Insatiatr archsri could not one sulice'
shan sped thrice, SD thrice was slain =!
Little Harry had nearly sttncd hs eighth lie was
spgty ami lovely boyhsy 1uhfu friend and beloved compan
his father while h dining chill ren absent
yj Ia other psrsusth idol Of hi, motherthe
Oct OF tho household flmi Ct Gle His illness brief The
ordinary symptoms Of prev ug cold influenza terminating
abruptly and course UNEXPECTEDLY In CONGESTION OF the lungs
has said that chile jewels lent 10 Us by the Lord
Ala. TOO aen they resemble arY g that glide from grasp
willie We are soacnF ourseys with the thought Of their possession
This mysterious speusaioi Providence has crushed ondy
cherished hopes and stricken hearts bow before
ieah cruyy T. III. young spirit for pure and
sres he for the so or angels IL Is consoatoy TO re-
feet, that - go
'The wln'rg blast of rysth kills not the buds Of virtue
They spread banelth tho heavenly bean Of coudrs
Through endless ages
Onsuuday evening 9th i,, LILLY HACRLEf, daughter Of
Robert b Cringan.
will take place. his morning from United Presbyter-
Church Rrad at Il o'clock The friends Of the family
are invited q attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
rdMnrl b.. IN ~ Pre.Idency.

A-a iau caucus Of the Opposition members OF the Mis-
sluri Legislature held jus. before Jhe adjournment on
M I-,l uL, the following resolution, nominating Judge
Bates for the Presidency, was unanimously adopted:
E.sai.L That the spotess character proved patriot
ism, and conservative craftsmanship of our distinguished
fellow citizen Edward Bates well as tiS uuoouuded
devotion to- thc Jaior point him out as the man above
I'M others best qua ed for the o,y of President OF the
U...sG -tes m tire present position Of Affairs; and We
hereby pre-c. bis name 10 Ug people OF Che Union Tor
CHAT exalted position, giving a- Che same time our solemn
e-.rluce that should he Doe candidate he VIII receive
.l. electoral vote of Missouri
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
APre.entn,Ion Of silver Plate.

Among the interesting incidents of the forthcoming
Convention on the I'D Of February, will be p'esen'a-
tou Of service of silver plate on the part OF the wings
of Virginia, TO che Hon WILLIAM L. GoGGN, as tes'''
aori of their admiration aud gratitude for his Jealous
able and efficient hbors ini;he campaign last Spring The
value of the service We understand is some twelve or nj
teen hundred dollars and the service itself is extremely
beautiful and elegant The Wings Of Virginia honor
themselves ia thu, honorug distinguished noble and
.adshtcabc champion Of their cause.
w, shah have a rousiur Couventou--a glorious Con
stsa-.nd let as many of the Wings Of the State az
....r 8. .- r,,--.Jl4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
AnnfhrrA Attraction.

We we're never more grad6cd than We arc no" III ""-
u5uucug it as probable that the Hon. JOINS D. OHiiAN
r-y. the distinguished and eloquent orator ana Sa'eS-
man Of Kentucky VII be with us at cur Conven'on on
the ID OF February. To hear add7ess from '"en
man az such atime aud upon such themes as no" interest
the publ, mind is worth travelling hundreds OF miles
W, DO hope that every Wing in the Commonwealth VINO
pos,i,ly can do so. will attend the Opposition Conven-
ton on the 22d and enjoy the rich AID glorious treat
that IS il store for him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
THE COFFEE TRADE
The following is statement of the stocks of Coffee in
EXPORTS BY STEAMERS.

The following is a statement of the exports from Rich
mond by steamers last month
YoRE-l56 hid, tobacco 1868 pks md tobacco S}
pkgs dried fruit lag bbl; l46 merchandise 1924 bos
hour pkgs beeswax boxes pipes Isl pkgs smoking tobacco
hhds sugar Is rolls leather hid furs; bbs hqdor roll
hides s. Dbls potatoes, bag seed; casks hams.
To PmADnPUi2 hhds tobacco 1913 pkgs mfd tobacco
4GG dried fruit ll9 bales domesc l02 pkss sunire OZ
Ibis our pkgs smoking tobacco; ~ bb liquor 1910 lbs pig
lead 6} boxes pipes Is bales 1871 lbs bales hides -
haVseed HID sheepkn hid bones 100 bags feathers
bags roots; 42O bus shorts
BLTHDRlSG hhds tobacco; 1891 pkgs mfd tobacco 900
bbs aour bb apples 20 pkgs merchandise 40 pkgs smoking
tobacco kegs railroad spikes - bb liquor roll leather; %
pr wheels straw cutters ~ bags roots l2 bars iron rs
bags hams; Il UO5 lbs pig cad bags seed 2u!
lbs dried fruit empty bb ~ bales domscs 20 hhd sides
100 realms paper; 1913 hhds sugar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

SUBSTANCE OF THE SPEECH OF b. II. MAGRU-
DER, OF ALBEMARLE, IN THE HOUSE OF DELE
GATES. on THE PASSAGE OF THE Bull Az
THORIZINC A LOAN OF 100000, FOR l dE COM
PLETlON OF TIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, FEBRUARY I'd, 1860.
The hill being on its passage,
Mr. Masruder said:
Mr. Speaker DO not occupy the position OF the pecu
liar patron of this BILL that post belongs TO the member
from Augusta and my friend from Allegheny, but from
the excess of modesty Of the one and the temporary in
disposition of the other, have been called upon to eN-
plain and urge its merits and claims upon the favorable
consideration of this House; task cheertuy undertake.
because ofmy earnest conviction that the passage OF this
bill il required upon every ground OF justice pnoc IN
t,rest and prudent economy. Mr. Speaker IN the eNer
else of that wisdom justice and sound policy when
trust will even characterize the action OF tins BODY we
on Yesterday passed bill (the Covington and Ohio)
which ensures the regular and onward progress oil that
great State work. TO It's terminus on the Ohio by that
act we have put period that sickness OF Eeart from
hope deferred feeiugly and eoquenty described 10y
nv friend from Kanawha, Mr. Smith, under which he
and his people have so long labOued and boh by the
amount of the appropriation and the vote by which 1t
was Granted UOO we have furnished confirmation
strong as proof from holy writ that ere long the Gov
ineton and Ohio road will be completed to the banks OF
that beautiful riyer-an event upon which, IN advance
must in the iuuess OF my heart congratulate you oil
the West and ourselves of the Eas-iOr 1t Is materially
important aud interesting to both. For will make you
our f.lowcitizeus brethren OF the Wes-already
one With us in feeling and patriotic devotion to Virginia
-.ue with us likewise in social and commercial inter-
course. Already have those mountain barriers, which
so OFT have made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

MEETNG In sOOTlCOrNTY.

At a meeting Of the Oppostouin Scott county, held
at the Court House the 9Th Of Jan, 1860, for the
purpose olsendiug delegate tone Opposition Conyen,
ion 10 be held III the city OF Rbmoad the I'D Of
Feb'y, 1860.
GA motion of WIN. P. Page, YIN. D. Nottingham was
unanimously chosen as Chairman. After explaining
the object Of the meeting, the FLOWING resolution was
adopted;
Essoired That II. w. Holdavy be appointed TO rep
resent the Opposition in Scott comfy in the Opposition
Convention 10 b. held in RichIod On the sd Of Feby,
1860. .,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

eRIvFR
Steamship Yorktown, Path " Y mdse ami passengers Lul-
lam ana Watson.
steamer virginia Kelley Philadelphia mdse and passengers H.
g.. futile
cara Belle, Phillips Baltimore oyster shells s. Alice
Schr. Hope, Prank,
Schr john Henry, Smith, Norfolk, stearns Co.
schr. Henry Read, Passvaier, James river, lumber
schr James VI Gator, CIiiine, Norfolk corn
schr Gsogeanna Landon, bets, James liver W. II, Pleas
ants
Br. Morauey Tucker Aaeapas sugar and mOasies C. T.
Workman Co.
SAILED,
sch- Waterbury, Light, down the riyer, light
Schr. Clara
schr King william. Flemng, down the river light
Scl ~ L. Johnson Burrows Norfolk, mdse, W. D. Coqutt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
r,o.1L wuOMTr NAY CONCERN

scrber having justified In the probate Court OF Jefferson coun
IT, Alabama as guardian Of Ellen r. Mary " aud Ann Samuel
ian OF Henry samuel decd who the son OF Areh
bald Samuel fornery Caroline county, Na do hereby
give notice 9Th day Of March next shall present
uon Circuit Court Of Caroline county Va 20 authorize the
transfer to me- ofhe share ahcn my said uards may be ent
el the viii OF their grandfather tho late Archibald sam
uel. 49,. 49, ,,
GEO W. CIlFT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
MEMORANDA.

The Martha Moore in the tow from this port Friday
night February 3rd ound Mobe into the schooner War
Eae opposite Turkey Island in the the river, causing
considerable damage the schooner War Eagle Capt Hdgden
War Eagle thinks the schr Martha Moore VIII have to
undergo repairs before going tose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
JAS. HICKEY, Sec'y.
TILE pEnpIE OF LNENBURG.

Without distinction OF party, are earnestly requested
TO meet in the Court House on february court day i'm
mediatyly ai,er the adournmat # court, ~ express
their sentiments upon the attnpt, now being made
through the public press ARA the political parties OF
Virginia and the South against cch other, upon the va
ous proposed schemes ressace to Northern aggreS-