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buteher.. G cls The eaif stins nov Offering A..

butehers cte The calf skins nov Offering are 49,, -
Isoswe quote Pig At taIe,aa seeordins,o qu.H,
:S'S .'' s'a'' 49, S;'i''
L.sD-we quote prize Western in bbs at iiH e. h, ia,
cts; refined, In pals, iSdlSH eta. WY
IriD-ws quote Pig o. cents cash and time; B.rsiAa,
LKirDs-we quote good stamp, heavy 9ialle y -
per leather o. 5OaS2; as il Sire Weight AID a.
price only superior heavy side, sng and H.n.. atty
, taoGse according 70 quality; Rough strtns ,sas1 ~.
LmG~ws quote RoeEand a, ,OO from wharf and Al MAJ.
MoLIssEa-ws quote ssv OrIssn, at s. cent. O..
hhds 2a2s Cuba Ma'eoyado s3QS e.; and bb 49,
MrL 0yyiL-ws quote Bran At i5e shorts zoo BrovS.
sina~%e quote @old Dominion brand ats. e..
Olrs-we quote at toe y bus .....
Richmond Cry Mis- t:O ton ia bun, and ' $50 T s.;
RiSs-ws quote good to prime at 4Xe5X cent.
s,Lrrhe market better supplied We quote tOo s,.
quote Clover tccs 2, for prime We quot. p,
thy s20ts225. Orchard GrAss 81 .25GtsisTH. '@s
sHor-we quote Shot al 6k1Th os
Crushed and Powdered iiiiE et. Loaf EaiiSs" 'nA
sPrRrswe quote Brandy 0t.rd, At 1905 Bshhss.,y ,,a
n5fSss: e p DO S HG Pe.s st
a95 Va Apple sO0t IS cts Northern do - 81. Houass
AsssG DO esSG SH" .sS gso'.
4O cents stearns Cos Matted Rye 81 for hsv lss ii
Tosiooo-An kinds suited for .,emrnng or uanuf.e,,,
selling at good prices say from 70 oS Common L-.i -
Gs Lugu AZ all prices from w 70 ~ accord
wHsIT-Thsres very little doing, but buyers seen d,so,d
pay full for all desirable pacss We quote At 81 i
for best red and white
wooD-we quote OAK q, ,S4c8H y cord; Pine t9xas -
retail prices are t4H FOR Oak, and ~ for Pine. ~
WoOL-We quote native Washed .. ScktS5 ctl unuAhsS -
Is. Merinos as IN quality
RICHMOND CATTLE MARkET-Reported GyR n O,s,t.
for CrsHse LrsHs There at the scales the s..t -
Ing Wednesday the 25h lCe Cattle and all sold al pr =,
from 81 TO ~ There has been vi ghi nproyem,nt n ~
market supply still greater than the demand Ths.
ket well supplied with Sheep at from q 20 70 " h,sd Hsa
| g. to IS %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27


Tue NaAf.,-l'.. .'I.. - -
from ,re South eligible as tle Democratic nominee i'f
- t.t-., .,l... .. ....l.4ial .t...r.r.. a-EJ.tf.
........~
There s % "''' Aii 'i 81. .'. i'''.'.-..'.
s,B-rrts u the South Hunter aud Wise being "norier
.-...- 90 and therefore according t1 the N.r-.r-a.
.-.f.fs..l .r.. p.
'douo'eittel' are F''-'...'', ...'.-
the Mercury BIAS long been la Cue habit OF regarding VIE
-s aud --a other .aorler~ States as mo- par, of tHe
Sr... ..r...t .. -,. r,.ry .r..f ON ta. question
+..r. 49,. .-...,. ...
OF H'l.''." ..-
Vrgina 90 go INTO conference WIN N''-' ''''..'
and die other cotton States. WOW, We suspect 'Hor..-
.-. ,-... would fart. rather ha lrv r the u-oac-.G
1'', ,f .- d. ,...e.
southern .''-''''''''
eace under Che suspicious ' ai'aa'eo' beng ''''.e-
fced--of being nos so"ni-oi leaning GOO much ''-
wards AboGd0a,su Virginia. taen lfi better Keep oH.
Of such conference or she may be Kicked Que Of &c D..
those uue1cepuouab.e States chat have uot hg misfortune
ofbei-r or the "borl.-."
For the gl.f.llou of our Democratic friends, we copy
che fouir, extract from the lC-.l's article, ia
- . ,..-.t ,rs ,,-..-....-fors manner iu which 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
OPPOSITION MEETING IN BRUNSWICK.

At meeting OF the Wing party of Brunswick county,
at the courthouse III LawenceYile, on the 2Sd January,
VIM. II. Z. Merritt was called 10 the Chair and DR.. VIM.
b. Price appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained by
the Chair, motion of D. 4. Poyner Esq, it was
Resoiped, That the Chairman appoint five delegates
from each magsteral district in the county, attend
the Opposition meeting in the city of Richmond the
22d OF February next.
Under this resolution the following delegates ap-
pointed:
Col ]. 7. Britt D. j. Claiborne Jr, Charles Wilkes,
Col Winfield Crichton, Thomas A. Green, Joseph b.
Trayor, DIR. John J. Rves Luke j. Palmer Dr. Jno II.
Wnfree, Robert H. Meade Major Samuel X. Lucy Rich
ard Field DR.. John A. Field, James A Bishop Jas. NJ.
WOrhington, George f. Chambliss Col Henry K. Baird,
Thomas +. Chambiss Mathew J. Harris, Col James B.
Mallory Edward n Harris DR.. Robert r. Jones, Jr.,
Jr. John A BrodnaI, Thomas Davie Robert X. Jones,
Col VIM. n N. Taylor, Dr. Oscar Gregory, B. D. Ezel
VIM. II. House John L. Hammock, Winfield Phipps,
Major Nathaniel Mason, George ClAry, Joseph Wyche,
and VIM. Rawlings, to which delegation the Chairman
and Secretary were, motion, added.
Ii was resolved further, that any citizen of Brunswick,
approving OF the object of the meeting of February the
22d, and who may be in Richmond at the time, be re-
ouested to attend and act a delegate.
Il was also resolved that copy Of these proceedings
be sent to the Wing papers of Richmond aud Petersburg
! for publication. WIN d. L. MEREDITH, Chm.
| Wn. B. PRIcE, See'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,,,
The rwcuty-seeOnd Of February Convention

We again cali the attention Of our Opposition friends
IN Virginia TO the Importance of forthwith holding meet
inrs and appointing delegates the 2-d of February
Convention I'm those counties which have yet acted
I'm this matter There is not moments time TO De lost
aad we earnestly cutreat friends To- see that every
county in che Commonwealth represented by large and
able delegations.
Virginia is central border State, and IS more inter
esed in the honorable preservation Of the Union nd the
tranquility of the country than any other State Her
LOYALTY TO the Constitution aud tle Union as they are is
We believe beyond auy dou5- and now tlat the exist
e1ce of the Government To- be threatened those OF
her citizens who have something TO De maintained by
peace and something 20 lose by universal revolution and
anarchy should speak io u1twi command the at
tsntioa of the political hl-pi,s who cuieayorng TO
svav tho estues of tle nation TO su.t their selfish
ends and party ambition.
We eutrea, the Opposition 90 organize I'm every county
Let those gentlemen who have heretofore abs,lnei from
politics, ba. who really constitute the worth and strength
of the country come forward once more. From the os
izin Of he Government 90 che present tme there has
ney,r been time when ,s existence was n such peril
n the sober and che WISE and the patriotic classes are
trus. aside aud ,he present campaign is yielded as too
mrny campaigns have already begu To- the Wild and recs
les councils OF lcuago-ue- and politicians, We s9amu.r
believe the nation viu ere -ve,ycmcu,h capses find
itself immergeJ iu a revolutionary vortex from which r
viii never escape
We are ON the very ire-lo,iEof mighty events
mighty for good or evil May God protect the country
and 10 i, wisdom place at It's head statesman and pa
,rot Who will watch over s interests and preserve It's I'M
t...rs+y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
Circulating the pocument..

I: is stated that the Helper Book is the favore
campaign document Of the Republicans They are food
Ing the Northern Northwestern and the Central States
With it, or rather with new edition OF il, from which
have been e1purgaed the extracts which have already
been extensively published in tho sutRepublican pa
pers These extracts TO be found in the original
tbe Burdick edition, beicye.l They are omitted in
the new edition in order that the sectional demasogues
OF the North may preach treason and say to the couser
y,yc people Of that section that the cutlery against the
Helper Book is unproyoked and that the quotations are
false This is a cunning rse, but it will not be success
ul The constitutional Union sentiment of the people
is now fully aroused aud il will 10, down at the bidding
OF R.puJGcauism in the North Of Democracy in the
South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

We copy the above statement from the New Orleans
BHsEa, With no little qualification 1t exhibits steady
-r5vth iu the work Of converting the cotton grown on
OBJ. soil into cloth Ii the tariff of 1912 had never been
repealed by the Walker monsrosiyy Of 1916, the slave
Safes by tii. tmo would have been manufacturing "a
million of bales of cotton per annum, If not more; and
instead Of hurting abou, disuuou, and dependence on
the North their cotton cloth and cotton yarn would
Doe competing With the Northern, English French and
German cotton manufactures, in the markets of the
world When will the producer of cotton learn that the
conversion of the raw material into the manufactured
,i.e on the spot makes him richer and happier man.
Suppose we had TO send our wheat to England to be
ground into -four aud then bring it all the way back to
be consumed Lerey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
RICHMOND MARKETS, Jan. 2sth. 1880.


REnlREs-we have nothing submit by way general
The weather has been remarkably mild for the past
week hut present writing the sky oebodes change, which
may again bring and ice with the attendant obsru Of
the water railroad nes Of communication Our merchants
have entered upon their for the Spring trade and
more extensive business anticipated Preference
will be given by the Southern factories supplies OF
ton goods practicable and confidently believed that
the purchasers from the country will sustain them in this dscr
nation direct mportaons, led believe will far
exceed those Of any previous season.
continues firm Corn dull and dropping Flour Wheat
and unchanged Groceries steady The auction
OF Sugars yesterday denoted that willing pay full
prices respect Tobacco would again remark that the
prospect remunrave prices this all atteng
The manufacturers In this city, employed labor
usual Intending curta their operations materially and OF
course the demand material will be abridged
ponding extent.
~ quotations he AOtesal prcss In HufnS
anal orders, higher prices haee 10 Do paid
BAcONThe market firm and the tendency Is rather upward
the result win be determined by the Of the Western
kets within the few days We quote Sides lO4
Shoulders 81 e Hams, plain, llHc. susarcured, l2h0i4
BEEswAI-we quote good at 80 cts selected 50 cts.
BUrrEawe quote prime at 22h et fair to good 5000 Go
ClsDEs-we quote best quality Adamanne at 2O25 cents
Mtches Patent SiS2 cts Msnhattanye Pat 82S5 Talow
JscksOn1 15c Sperm 4iG55c.
! IS per Dbl Other kinds same price,
CoRS-Iu semlweesy review. reduced quota
ons 10 T5s0 Since then the market has continued
and the close 10 % seems to be the current rate for os Of
magnitude
| CoRs MhlL-we quote city boted at 9Odt95 cts
COyYKk-we quote Rio at llKGlScs; Lsguayra l2k118H
cents Java is cents; Mocha IS cents.
YARswe quote country 2o22 cents; city "A
on time Csc
| rHlrHERs-Are dull at IS cts.
quote Peruvian uano at $500 without
respect quantity Eide Island t4I& American 20 Columbian
sombrero 4 Patagonia tSO Mexican t2 Recess Manpu
$50 DeBerg $40 Rhodes Super Phosphate OF Lime 90 30
Hartmans ichmond) do t4O do hanpd ESQ do Bone Dus
t3s.
RsU-we quote Halifax Hernss at u; Maeksre tl00tlsh
! for No. 8-lsrge.
PLA1sRsD-Prime Is selling at $3.50.
PLouA-we continue to quote superane at IS Se co. though
holders accept the inside figures for desirable brands
PRUrr-we quote Rasns layer s. IS box Oo bfbOx
Bunch s215 box sl3o half box sloo Or box; Curant
1920 Almonds Bord is Shell l2x
Pecans and walnuts 10 cts Cocoa Nuts per i00
GINSENG Is In demand at SQt6O eta. D o.
GuSrowDEh-ws quote Blasting, keg at tSxGi; Sport
Ing, t5k0t6.
| rs from store. NJ u.
HDs-ws quote dry aiiei2K cts green sailed sHGs cts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

BY statute passed u lsss the importation Of slaves
iato Kentucky for purposes Of traffic we're forbidden
bill has been introduced into the Kentucky legislature re-
peaug 20 much Of ths law remains upon the statute
book. The propo.ed measure eKces much opposition.
The Frnkiort Commonwealth avs thai il the aw is re-
psaed the gates viii be opened for all the teons aud in
s.bordiuate slaves Of Virginia and Maryland The Louis
vile Journal cns in this opposition saying that the CUES
ton Of policy sas f discussed years ago and that Ken
tncky can afford to let matters remain as they are with
out any more agitation on tie jecG Of slavery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
Progress Of the Constitutional Union Move

We take the following gratifying paragraphs from inc
Washington correspondence Of the New York Express
THE Union National Convention will probably be held
about the lst of June at Philadelphia whence VIII pro-
mitigate a new Declaration Of Independence on all oiSuu
ionsts whether covert and Indignantly Ifo"n
upon all attempts to array one section OF the Union
against the other It will also present beyond doubt
As candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency the
names Of men unworthy be the successors oil Mad
isou Monroe Adams Harrison and Fillmore. Less thAh
this will Doe tolerated by the people NJ their present
temper In no other way they rally to the support
Of their nominations the vast army OF national eohserVa
tvs men in every State who will not be influenced oy
any miserable catchwords empty preteNtS OF aVaia
biitv independent of statesmanike QUALIFICATIONS ana
large experience Of affairs. The waters are out and the
highways overlooked The only pilot who can Weatn-
er the storm is he who regards with single eye ms
6ois country and nothing but his country; and VINO TO
the wisdom Of Hamilton and Webster, unites the moor
rupubleness Of Cato and Washington
"P. s. Glorious responses last night from the North
and the South to the Union movement. The Chairman
of the Committee is overwhelmed with letters from the
leading men OF both sections The signs OF the times all
indicate that SEQ is to be the counterpart Of 1910.
The cheering intelligence contained in this postscript Is
Of piece with the information We are receiving daily
from every quarter Of the Union The signs OF the times
are really most Inspecting. There can be no doubt
that the Union movement finds sympathetic and viii
soon meet tangible response amongst the calm and
thoughtful and patriotic masses of the whole Conledea-
cv I touches the true chord and music such as must
entrance every rational lover Of h country will present
Iv make the national welliu ring.
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Total bbls

The Inspections the points from LIST July to Sh Dec
r monhs were as In 1885, 45 les bbs, in 81 O4
bb In u.s. SIS 49, In 80 G5s 95 bbs. Increase last
year. S3l4bbs
The inspections Falmouth last quarter 2S bbls family
bbl. extra SS supeae 365 do hne 2sO middns-
The Inspectors AeIands in 1852 io!lows LIST u
ter 55 bb I'd 25 do Sd do li,'s do; 9Th do 2.ss do
Total e. 5Sl bbls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
MIR. Bolts LETTER.

To ne Rifor Of ths Wig:
In an editorial in the Wing Of this morning, you con
denim the folly of those who signed the letter calling up
GU Mr. Bolts for the publication Of his views upon the
times and saying in the call that they had had IAN inter
change Of opinion with Mr. Bolts" land vet" as you
say five OF the sgners have already published cards
themselves, alleging in effect that they had had no n-
terchange Of opinion with him This must have alu-
son 70 myself for one, believe there are but four
others Who have published cards on the subject Now,
did not mean TO say in my card, and think il will
bear No such Interpretation, either Sin effect" or sub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
| A CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN REAlii
As the people Ofthe South have generally determined TO %
nae hereafter Wis making their purchases In favor Of $40
glIchred goo and THIS rsolv. has given rise I" Va
enterprise the undersigned desire Inform the P
that their BOoT and sHos AiSrTI0roRrone Of the Oldest
eiyvss establish ed In 1929 By Messs Cook Ryan, and
subsequently conducted by Mr. Peter Cook with uhon Mr. AZ
Hill aftervard. associated Originally conducted % Lee
SCALE the manufacturing department Of the business has s
creased from year. and It Is purpose to sAT
still With experience Of thirty years In the ea
by senior partner and from the fact that both member
firm born raised In Richmond confident ~
will be able meet the expectations Of all who desire TO
durable and well made soCrTEAs Doors and SHOE At far ~
and on acooum % atIng terms ALEX HILL 90,
ja24 No. III hA1'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
BRITISH TOBACCO TRADE.

Rv vesterdays mail We received the valued Monthly
~ ' ' ~ -
Tobacco Circular Of Mess ONeys Co.. London dated Jsn '
and the Lyerpoo Circular OF VIM 0xey Co.. dated 5L
a. -, -. .,,I .,,r..,a,Jon ~, n.
lust We tN' 0''O' ~ 'P'
courtesy Of these gentlemen In forwarding 10 US regularly during
the mast wear copies Of their Circulars From those above
nv. ,,L. the tow,g review and Al
A''o"'e'o w w 1s
Of the Foreign Tobacco Trade;
LONDON Jan h-since circular dated December the
Landau Tobacco market has mode
rate business has been done 10
of which there disposition buy,
II must be admitted that upon the whole
n..s
We bav. nov before us the annual statistics Of the Tobacco
Tad md We anney ss usual comparative statement of the
committed stocks 40 the omen Of Europe
showing total In excess of that at the coesp ndng period
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
Home Manufactures.

Out Of 100000 bales of cotton raised last year, only
about one hundred thousand are estimated TO have been
manufactured into cloth IN an of the slav holding States
-lb am Insignificant proportion TO be hardly worth
mentioning OF the quantity of cotton manufactured in
.h. -aycboding States, the following statement will
show how 10 is divided
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
COMMERCIAL.
oyuoE OF rHs VINO. Jan. &c. 1860.

The transactions of the past week indicate steady
market though demand less active Virginia skies ranged
fro % and Int Bank stocks sold at full prees
sale of r. r. stockthe first dydendwas made
at g. Va Central bonds "a mort brought s2H and int,
and o. A r. egh 90 and int The following weekly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
- PREPARE FOR THE BILL

49, PREPARE FOX THE BILL
49, Gus BEyER-As the Pail approaches, and Blol
and Aue and Peyers has become prevalent person %
prepare themselves with the proper remedies for these Dangers
diseases The bile and the Inactivity Of the sN
gether with headache pain IN the limbs and back night sWee i
oss Of Hppete the orerunnes Of these maaes AMI e
should at be resorted by which these symptoms
be removed Por this purpose know Of nothing
BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrERS" They eradicate the BILE D.
pei the pains cool the feyers strengthen the digestive organs
pure heahu circulation OF the blood, and produce CO..
Of spirits which Of themselves tend greatly do away with AZ
heahfnlness These Bters be taken sh perfect safety
all and sexes without regard TO weather Diet and v
prove valuable family medicine In all where active 1
Il required.
To be had oiPURcELL LADD Co. and AL other proulssa
Druggists In the city q Richmond, elsewhere In Virginia ~
North Carolina also OF Q. sT0TT Co., Washington, o.
sTABLER, CO., Baltimore; B. A. PAHNESToCK co, PHI
delphia, and Of BARkES PARK, New York
Orders oiled BY addressing X. BAKER, Proprietor
sel2-d4c Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
1919
1SSss

The existing stock Slst Dec consisted Of 1850 Virginia leaf
2s9 do emd; 2175 leaf $3.50 do. stend ssT Ma
rylands.
The prices Virginia Tobacco at Liverpool, Dist
nee fort three vear. follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

a~MECHaNECs' HALL.-Tckeu IN
~ Miss CAROLINE RICHINGy Grand Ma,lEes u
kDAY AFTERNOON BE- procured rHs DAY and sir
DAT, by applying At the Hale, RON IL TO O'Clock
s10- Price - cents. Js2l-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

GUANO. .-lOO ton, kHte Island Crane SSyTSKiR "
" In store, for sale BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
49, FOR DELEGATE.-To the

49, FOR DELEGATE.-To the Toau
~ ~ n, Senatorial District conpos,d u hs c0gfta
u Kiag ami Qn.sH RiaJ WiliitH, and ksssr;
Having been informed that late worthy aud talented r
sentative g. b. Douglas has resgned and having been es'
BY IN the several counties 20 announce myself car
dda;e I'll the vacancy oecason"d by such resignation '
IN method % declare myself candidate for your suffrage
shall he grAthed have support In doing this, foseTH
willing 10 submit claims 20 ConN rntion properly og
lied by the voice Of the district
Respectfully, Your obedient servant.
i,gT--td RICHARD J. MESS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
-----.bl.1sq le.l2r 81. Ed 81. Oga 81 .gel l2,l1

LIVERPOOL A steady moderate business done In the
Liverpool Tobacco market during the past month without
qu0abe change IN prices unless be In the lower qualities Of
Semmcd The total sales $50 hhds Of which the Home
trade Ireland 200 and Export buyers $50 hhds OF the
900 hhds than 40 Mayland Adordng striking H.
Of the prevailing absence Of color In the Western
importation.
the statistics accompanying the latter circular have
prepared following condensed comparative table OF the bu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

virginia SIX percts., Int added
James River and Kan. guard b
Richmond City bonds, with intel
Bank Of Virginia, par 60.
Parmery' Bank, par tl00......,
Exchange Bank, par slO0...:...
Bank Of the Commit, par 800
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Pire Association, par
Merchants Insurance, par go. .
Virginia Central Railroad stock,
Richmond, Pred. and Pot. RailrI
Richmond and Petersburg Railr
Richmond and Danyille Railroad
James River and Kanawha Cana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

P.oxPocKEr ARREsrED-A man, who gave his name
as Henry Lewis, from Richmond, Va was arrested at
the South Carolina Railroad depot Saturday, the
arrival of the II o'clock p. n. cars charged with pur-
Joining the pocket-boOk and money of passenger on
the train We informed that the passenger who got
on the cars at Charleston gentleman on his way
to Montgomery, Ala, with a number of negroes. He
had paid his passage money for himself and negroes and
returned his pocketbook to his coatpocket when the
ghtfngered parsonage distracted it therefrom gen.
teman standing by the operation and took the pick
pocket by the arm when the latter threw the pocket
book of the window, probably to accomplice
outside who was waiting to receive it. An effort was
made to have Lewis arrested at Branchvie but failing
In this he brought this city, and placed in charge
of the police who will attend his case doubtless as its
merits deserves.-Auylsta Constitutiondlist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

The following is comparative statement OF the in
pecons Flour this State during the past quarter and same
period Of three preceding year-hsf bbls reduced bbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
rs at Liverpool for ten years

The details the deliveries show the following Increase Of
sumption by comparing the deliveries 1852 with average
thu past years
Home Use IrAya7d Cod,ttrisc ESporfn 7otd.
Avn 1906 3sg5 2Q6l 1929 1926
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

90 BRLs. &. AND EXTRA q. Coffee Sugar,
lUO 81 Ebs Crushed a1d Powdered Do,
10 Boxes Loaf DO
10 Hh "a. New Orleans DO
ROr sAleby
Jaq5-lw LEWIS WEBB 4 JOHN G. WADR
COOK FOR HIRE good plain Cook, with o,al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
The following Is Messrs.
THB VIRGINIA FLOUR TRADE.

No recent sales.