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Foe SALE.
Ashrst rate Chance for Business
Men

FHh5 Subacr iber offers for Sale all his real Estate viz
fo1r &nd half acres ef choice land with a first
class i2w ceiling hous", tho oughy finished and pint
co throughout with cell and 90 wa err in
+he kitch ~ good well arranged barn, with running
water IN the yard, new and large age house with
ooa 1fGh therein good Store built 10 years SINCE With
ohed I'd anary at ached well painted. his prop.rtv
IS situated ono mile from Hydcpark miles from Nor
tisv!e, IN centra location the trade of Norrisown
ana hyuGpark and adjoining lawns. In the village are
Or Mh say Nj Tanncry,Wo lien Factory, Carr iage
'hoo' starch Factory blacksmith shop, &C. III is one
OF tic very best locations for trade in Lamole County
where large business is being doue large bushes has
heen done here for ready strictly. rare chance is
very Aye interval OF some 20 acres mill from the bnl
dings, well fenced with lood new ba aud shi the
with water ia the yard either with separate from the
Buildings ~ va"
For fu Their particulars enquire of the Subscriber.
n. W. TERRILL.
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WIN. ". NSDodawd's Essaee.

"TNTE OF VLNMDNT,t m FF0hatr Uonrt held At
NAsnvoTn" DISTRICT SIS. Monrclier, wtin aud for
said l'st'ct, n til. sub day OF Apr', A. ID, 1861.
WHiIhi Al ItDNA -, Administrator the Estate
Sf Nm. W. Wood I'd. tate Of RnAbiry, snli DIS
*rct dccra sd presents lis administration account for
settlement: Whrrtupun il is ordered that b.
tered t" the 33 d " Of Arr EeXt The Probate Office
in said Montpelier, for miath,a aud allowance and
shat ri concerned be notified hereof hy the publication of
chs Hrcf in 'ho Grenn Mountain Freeman printed
AoEtpeef, three weeks succr-Sivflh = he
cha; they ma! appear. and al said time and place. they
see cause. obcc! thereto. by Older If Court.
Tvs Attest, N. A. CHASE. Register
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R1s,esas ger %raVeF'A g. state.

fEHHE Subscribers haVng been p'n'ed ti the Honor
u able Prohal' Court for the Dmirn'o OF RhIt oip1,
Commissioners 10 receVr. examine aud adluF al! cih'S
End demands %! All pesonE against lt Estate al icu Zri
eaver, late OF u III an!StuWn, in said District, deceased
secuted insnvrn and the term nj Cm"nls from The
18th dy iarch, 1861 bnnga luwcd by SAID Conrl T." the
creditors said deCtst tO exhibit and prove heir
EpeCVt beuTt nSgiVe Notice hai HIll attend
yothe dEte 0 appointment ~ he DIVE llrg hrhsc Il
the widow Sup'r mia Sravcr, in Wiliamsj"Wn, IN eaid
distrc' the 3lS # August, next al . O'Clock IN
She forenoon sal day.
ALVIN SMITH, trn,,
JOHN LINDE, '"
Wiifi1fsStnWn, Nlrch 81, 1851 4u3f
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~. IL. 'S'Oyysl~qHss'@ Eaaase.

fslE sn<cfiht rs having appointed by the oEHh!e
Prb2ie Court Tor The U~tr CT of Rani,dph c,mmi'-
tioHGrs, t. rcctV and adjust all claims and dc
.Ranis OF al erstn aGl>t the estate ." b. Fu,
fate OF il!ia!si0Wn, said district, deceased repre-.
~e7ted in>uvrt, ana lie 'cr e six months fam the goth
day III Narh, lrUl, beng allowed ny sad court The
cfedits If said deceased, eXhtt and prove their
spCctl'2 lius b. tore ": GIVE tutrr, II al VIII al
teni to The duties ,f aaln,Itt'a. he dwelling
houbc # tne widow May 1twrs, nj, v liiiaas
+oWE IL sal! i Ct Oh tie lih day # september ntXt
at E'pc O'Clock III tbs forenoon. said day.
jnIV LYNDE, com'fs.
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The celebrat d New Engand Iencd Tor Habtuai Goa
II pa Jnundrc", Fttcf tnd Agu", Gtnrtal Hem
i, and all arising II ON distIefcd etoMAch
LIN FL OF oH' Is
1Ioy used and recommended by lie |c1dinG htS
ic'a> % he & uA:ry. anl all who use them liontu
lhc4l II va .uaI lg
Dr ia at.- l.. LEEPERE writes Fl ON Navarro, stark
Co.. o. ira htics lra.e by litost 81 FERNS en-
moi den dyspep ia AID he' comlIaint."
L. y. DAAl' Ostina6tCr II VILE mspolt. o., gays:
Thy give is act GA. u h III my eli, having lii
KIN ID tie IO.trac aud iOs III. rp; etiic II re-
ncVtd ne, and can rtCoEmendH Wnh g.,a. assurance
OF lis lIerhs -
they ae the most va uabc ineiicne Otle' ca lie Has
I,c mn eIucd hem great utcs. and with them
made several car OF papnathn the hoart and gen
ueUinty
THOMAS STANFORD, E.q Btountse, Henry Co ..
Ind writes long etcr unde GATE Of May 4, lhtO,
He was mitch re Urtd, having been bill Cted tor l ee
years wlh nervous deb y, pap Ia cn OF the
heart OF e severe aad iOsatlnE cha! a:ter, " al
Ter few bolt es vas comp cey rtstcred and ain
: robust c,ith
u w. nUtFMAN says he was afflicted with rhcun
aIsm los wrnty Years n al its Naiuus 70 ils, ana st
he dat CT Tbs le,l he has been Yeas well; the
Eers elect NJ cure, when several Phys clans at eEd
INK h III Coulu hin r0gDtd He says. "lor rieun a.
tisln, dtprl STA cumpia mt, kinney affection
IL ops it sa ,peciHc CIR am REMEDY.
j w. HI VI wIlte from Delpho Allen Co, Ohio
Ia where Fever and Ague prevail that lie mot
CcC fully recGn Us hru decided merit in al caset
Of Ftve and A. u ID sp,pGla al d General Debility.
D, X q NLE,thR5. -. wie. from Az Vert o.,
" mus lesrcc Ill " recommend tie Cherry Wi bit
CTs the OF ,tt,sp ptlc ttraUls, aud all who
quiie stimulating n,"d." ne 50
Guch NeNss we are receiving Daily.
FUt l. pliEt ii, N \. CDNf ny EAt ii bs)Ii IE.
Sold ty dealers III NE licne generally. fNAr. MI
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Notice,

fTitS crtifcs that ha given my son. Henry A. Gull
ver his time during the ander Of his minority
and shall no claim his earnings, pay any debts of his
contracting, after his date. THOMAS CULVER.
DASiEI. CHASE, Witness,
Worcester, March iG, 1861. H74fw3&
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ITcIzEsAT7G
LIFE PILLS AND PEOENIX BIITERS.

f('HESE MEnH IN Is have oW btca before The pub
| G io Pc Cd OF IN t Yeas, and during that ilc
have na'n "a I'd Ii Oh cLa'ac er III almost every Ialt
OF the Clio Tor their lao dnny aud immediate
power OF e tor ng leItctt a,il 10 le's suffering
uuLe leully every KIND disease to which human flesh
La lie
fhe following are among tie distressing variety OF
human d. Co cs ~ which thu.
XEtTt.1 a BILE LIFE MEDICINES
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~ office.

WIS to certify that have III day sold ny .on Sam
l. nei MaXham his tine during he remainder of his
EniEorty and that shall claim of his wa yes nor pay
&ny debts ~ his Contracting after this date.
Rotbury, March SO, 1861. EDWIN A. MAXHAM
lorenzo Ellis, illness. 276 }u*
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VEG III Able LlFE MEDIC INES
,ro ua,, -, =, - ,,,.I'1,
D,"prpsr. ~ ,borrahI rl o,i, ,, fret m ~ :,
.t ma h. and c,cot,nu A 70 nt nm, noI,h, III,
ttrnI OF tl. s,o and acr,d ki,d. + ~ n,ncv Ios "
An,n,ia Lnor,I,n,r ho, o,E. t,.o .no. VS. W
atrntl iy yu,r ~ rnela"c, niv " t,, h FRO ti w.
a,a q, n,,tnn,s ~ Nv snr,. wi,i' n,,n;sb &C
cun enn noa ri r. w fN' " eN ." 1" i'"'"i -
Uo11ytNrs. b, clpa, sin the vl,,a en,t of tbo in
fest mes viii ,ui,ont rr,cess aud wiz, ,' y" oi IN.
sI tIolau. ,nro, Ios,n Ihe Io ~. "n ;u
o" E,,,,. r. ,,,. , =,
uiar cir,,la,ion thrnnnb hs ~ oS ' " ie
il, G. ch ss ana te thnronh ,, - Ht' +" on "a
ulstrucIiup in others " ~ 'N
TIE f Il. Jui,c s have l.on kno,vn "a c,,o prar.o
tn n,,,e w ~ IVY nnEe nptn ho"H 10 cure hhetiia
trn t ,cn,o ;o lr.I an, "a, ~ M. l'tal
y, i,,!.o1tC - rh. ;",. io1 4''n 'i'7 '!aSc'es
"a I,, ''I. ,itv'!'S ui VI, we is, l"'ts
NV Inns VI h'h''' HC'iHE oHu slfPE9tE 'nln1
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aTArN ON T4ENOS! PEooBB4iII; c1I I.s Th
ssid viii holden the Probate Office in Montpelier, il
s,id District Tue day Of each week, during the yea
ensuing. Persons hay nF hu:in with said Court arc &c
quesied 70 a!tenl TO III. same on said court days
y. K. MEhRI,.L, Judge.
Dccarnhar |. 1860.
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Pv0sssasn setas4sas

Chelsea, pcconber /, 1860.
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MRS. WILSON'S
G O G o A N u r OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson, Hair Dressing is PM lp III large 00'
snd retajs for 81 per bottle, and for drsss'"b
hair % any person, young ola, there is not MS
th2 world. Il will make the hair everything you "'"
10 be, AMI moreover, It has perfume that y "nI"
Superior 20 any of the fashionable extracts, either '0'
OF Amerioan lsb alone shquId cntitle It to paV'
H.cry ialy's toilet table.
Use the Re5encrstor before retiring at h'smi, WIN
~ The morning apply little of the Dre5th az"
hair will be even hfciike IN color an" :"s at
Use nothing on your hair but these prspar' y
use these according to directions, and we "'''"''
good health, head Of hair ,a
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry lpA
oon Co., Manchester, N II. to whom all ie'''''
be addressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02
The Legislature.

The Governor, yesterday, sent to the Senate
a detailed report of the acts oil HON JOHN
TYLER as Commissioner from Virginia, accom-
named by copy of the correspondence be-
tween that gen tleman and the Presidentof the
United States, which Were read and ordered
TO be printed. Copies OF the documents re-
ferrpd to. which will no doubt be perused with
I'm terest will be found in the regular report of
Senate proceedings. Bills We're reported rela-
tive to the two Courts of Appeal providing
that railroads in which the Stale is interested
shall use materials produced and manufac-
tured in the State; incorpora ting the southern
Arms Manufac turing Company of Richmond,
and for organizing military force to be called
the Virginia Volunteer Legion Mr.. THOMAS,
of Fairfax, made strong speech in opposition
10 the bill TO amend the charter of the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad Company
Pending its consideration, the Senate adj
iourned.
In the House resolutions We're offered tc
charter the Citizens Insurance Company OF
Richmond, and to consolidate, under one adj
mnistration, the Virginia and Tennessee
South Side, and Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroads. Bills were reported to amend the
laws regulating Mining and other companies
and for n partial suspension of State bonds
and providing for complying with contracts
already made upon the Coyington and Ohit
Railroad. A report was returned adverse tt
the petition asking for the formation of a new
county out of parts of Monroe and Fayette.-
A communication from EX-Presldent TYLER
relative to his recent mission to Washington
was read, laid on the table, and ordered to bt
printed
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Death Of Jshn A. Lancaster.

We regre, to learn that this gentleman one
of our Oldest and most highly Respected cav
zens. died at his residence on Thursday ne
had been suffering for several years "''o'i
drop~y. and his death was not uneHpes'N'
either by himself or his friends
Mr. LANCASTER was one of class whien .
fast passing away, and the like OF when II =
prohahle we aha not see again lie was one
=. ~, Fashioned, strong minded, upright
Virginia merchants, who gave name TO
p,asr,ond for enterprise and activity, when
.na res vet little more ihan village. His
life had been spent here from his boyhood, ana
be was familiar with every step the city had
,seau In the career which has been so success
IN, He himself contributed in no small degree
"a her Advancement AS the head of the firm OF
I..xc,srEs & DgSBy, In former days, lac was
widely known--probably as widely as any
merchant of his day. Of late years, he con-
fined himself almost entirely TO the business
of Stock Broker.
Mr. I. was a native of Cumberland county
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What Cannot BE Elected.

We may elect men; but We CANNOT ELECT
EVENTS We may propose but God will dis
pose the course OF things. What Virginia
wants is men as nearly equal to events as
they can be-. e., with enough of devotion to
her welfare and her true interests and honor
to sustain her in the hour of trial, and guide
her in the true course for the preservation of
all these. She herself cannot elect events,
and she, as well as her people, must use her
best efforts TO avoid the worst of consequences
they entail. Let us not quarrel before
hand. One question has been settled by the
public voice, as well as by the unanimous
vote of the Legislature, and that is: If there
is no reconstruction of the Union, VIRGINIA
GOES WITH THE SOUTH. God forbid that any
man should be elected who would tie this glo-
rious old State to the North, or even Central
Confederacy. 1t would be an event highly
injurious TO the prospects of this city, If any
such man is elected here.
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This gen tleman died lately AT his residence
In Kentucky, at an advanced age. He was
one of those men who contributed to raise
the reputation of Kentucky 10 the high pi'ch
which II attained in by gone days, when she
yave 10 the service of the country such men
as CLAY, PoPE, ROWAN, TALBOT ana bihpsoh'
He represented his district many years III ooh
gress ..,.
tits stated in some of the newspapers sr,'''
Mr. LErcHgR was a native of Kentucky Inns
i. a mistake. He was born IN Inc count u
Goochiand. not thirty miles from this place,
ne.r SAxpsox's Cross Roads. His mdoie
name-PERKIss-was the name which MS
mother bore before she was married. He was
called after his maternal uncle, the ia'e ho
BERT PERKINS, of Gooehland county, VINO Is
stu remembered by many persons IN iha'
part of the world. Mr.. LErcHEE was man
of decided talent. and Of the most unfinchlnS
integrity, political and personal. He was one
of the mos. popular men of his day. ana was
able 10 overcome all opposition that could ever
be made against him.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
- TO THE vOTERs ~ XIK

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lis Is
be called upon to decide the most Inomehtous
question which has ever been submitted to your
judgment The issues before our lathers In ~
was liberty or death Before you 1t Is WAR or
What is conservatism A few months ago the
question could be answered dehn'tely-to con
serve the union of the States.
But, what is 1t now? Is il to conserve Union
already brokenf Is 1t to conserve lnlIitaty ues
pOtsm? is il to conserve Government tnat Is
making war upon the Southern States-a Govern :
ment which is converting the Capital into mil
tary encampment, to inaugulate q president py
force?
Is it to conserve Union with States who have
offered men and money to carry on war against
the slavehoiding States? Ohio and Pennsylvanla
New York and Massachusetts,, have offered hum
dreds of thousands of men, and mi lions OF money,
to wage war with you and your sister States of the
South What peace, what happiness could there
be in such a Union if it could be preserved? Bnt
it cannot, except in your subjugation. When we
disdan. When we present the olive branch, they
draw the sword. The disri;p of the Union Is
already accomplished. II cannot be reunited
while we remain Under its power. What then,
Is conservatism tor Virginia now
1t is 10 peaceful dissolution. Shall we
have peace, civil war? The answer to the
question will be given by you on Monday next.
If you vote to secure the immediate secession
Of our State, you W i'll preserve the peace II we
have united Sonth the North will not be so mad
to commence civil war which will be the
boodisst in the history of the world. If you hest.
probably attack the States which have already
seeded You are pledged to aid your Southern
brethren in war which few Of you may live tc
see the end of
True conservatism demands: First, that you
vote for delegates to the Convention who are in
favor of immediate secession, Second, that you
| to the people Such a reference would bring us
under the Rower Of the Bisek RspuGiGam Gov Gov
| fe 2-T A CONSERVATIVE
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Nothing New.

The dispnragement OF the Southern States,
and especially OF Virginia. is precisely similar
TO that ievelled AT the British Provinces be-
fore the Revolution. Lord NORTH said that
four or five frigates would reduce America
TO subsection A distinguished gentleman.
upon similar mode Of computation, has re.
Gently assigned TO Virginia lone frigaten 70
accomplish her reduction! History tells ps
how Lord NosrH's prophecy was fulfilled. IL
thc issue is fully made up between the Sou tn
and the North, (which Mr.. HALE calls the
Great Britain of this Union,) 1t will be seen
what zone frigate'' viii do with Old Virginia
But America had friends In Great Britain,
though they were few---as few, we trust, as
the enemies of the South are in the South
itself Among them was Coy. PowsALL, who
ia Parliament warned the Government against
" coEaeios'' Speaking Of the American
Provinces, he used the following language,
which applies with Singular accuracy to the
seeding States 1T this time.
"They will hold conserence-and 10 what
these committees, thus met in Congress, will
grow up. will not say. Should recourse be had
TO arms, yen Will hear Of other officers than
those appointed by your Governor. Then, u In
the late civil wars Of this country, Il Willie Of
little consequence to dispute who were the az
grsssers-Ahas will be merely mafter Of opinion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

The meeting at the African Church last
night was called by the DoreLAs party. Mr..
JOHN PRIrcHARD presided, assisted by hve
Vice Presidents. Speeches were made py
MeSsrs. JOHN II. GILMgR, JOSEPH SEaAa ana
JONI M. Boris, all of whom took decioed
ground against n dissolution OF the Union LOT
existing causes. The church was ABOUT TWO
thirds full |
The meeting at Mechanics Institute Hal
was presided over by Mr.. THOMAS IL. WHINE
The necessity of SECESSION was urged In strong
language by Messrs. JAMES X CRENsHA"'
PgAcHy r. GRATrAS, JONI RANDOLPH ItchER'
and others.
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DIED.

At the residence of her father, in Portsmouth
Va, on Friday the 18th instant, Of consumption
Mrs. MARY CECILIA b. DABNEf, eonsort OF D.
Walter Dabney, Esq.
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
BE Fredericksburg papers please copy
- Yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, MRS: la ia,
BELLA MORAN, the wife of L. Moran, In the 2sth
year of her age.
The funeral will take place this Saturday after
noon, between the hours of and 3o'eiock from
the residence Of her husband, corner I'd and uu !,
val streets. The friends of the family are ihSiieo
to attend. u
On Thursday evening 3lst January, JOHN A
LANCASTER, ESQ. in the Goth year OF ms age.
His funeral Wilt take place from the Monumen'
tai Church. on Saturday morning, at IL clock
His friends and acquaintance are iHFiteo W a.
tend, without further notice, :.
On Wednesday. the aota t.it., at o'clock in the
merning at the residence of her daughter. Mrs
MARY BRUMFIELD In the Goth year OF her age
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No COmpromise.

The patriotic efforts of the venerable CRIT
TgSpEN have failed to melt the iron obduracy
of IISCoLs, SEWARD & Co. 1t is evident that,
confident i'll their numbers they are bent on
COERCION. Our oonciliatory attitude only ex-
cites their contempt. They mistake the calm
ness and caution of the Border States for fear,
the greatest and most fatal mistake they have
vet made in their chapter of blunders.
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TRICHMo ND THEAT RE

RS CHM Q L X + A K e.
KrNKEL Il MoxLEY...Sole Lessees and Managers.
T B PHILLIPS Stage Manager.
GRAND SATURDAYS GALA.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT
OF
BU RD f T I II 0 w Els
Grand Romantic Spectacle of the
NECR ON N 9 Err,
With all its .,,..,.-
NEW AND GORGEOUS SCENERY
GEO. HEILGE, ESQ.
Last night of the Iaughable Burlesque of
BLACk-EYED SUSAN,
WITH
REVERSE CHA RACTERS,
AND THE
TlP-TOP POLKA,
Mr. T. j.. MOXLEY and K. $. MElDRUM,
Received on its frst representation with
SCREAMS OF APPLAUSE.
RE NJ 4 NJ l. r,
THIS is THE
ONLY TINE
These two Great Pieces can be performed THE
season.
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-as ELECTION OF DRLEGATEsTO

ELECTlON Of DELEGATESSTO
.-E THE STATE CONVENTION by virtue
OF an act of the General Assembly, passed Janu-
airy i4th, 1851, an election will be held on MON
DAY February sth, 1851 for the election OF THREE
DELEGATES to "a STATE CONVENTION, to be
holden ut the CAPITOL, in the CITY OF RICH
MoND, ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th February, 1881.
Said act provides that the Commissioners and or
fcers conducting the State Election in May last
shall conduct this election. The following is a
list of the Commissioners and Conductors then
appointed:
jefferson Wayd.--Joseph Brummel, Abel +.
Picot Z. A. Smith, John J Wilson, and N. b.
Hill, Commissioners; aud ReubenT. Seal, Con-
duetor.
Madison Ward .--James II Grant. George Whit,
field. X. r. Howison, George w. Randolph, and
Thomas Il. Price, Commissioners; and Thomas u
Dudley, Conductor.
Monroe Ward. -Thcmas Barham, Thomas NJ:
Jones, Thomas Boudar. Charles H. Powell, and
Felix Matthews, Commissioners; aud james L.
Bray, Conductor.
The Commissioners and Conductors are request
ed 10 meet AT my ONCE. at the City Hall, on sA-
TuRDAY evening, the I'd inst, at so'cloek, TO
s"A0 'A' o~sA~ THOMAS IT. DUDLEY,
Sergeant City OF Richmond
n n Tho POLLS WIN be opened at SUNRISE
in each Ward. lloI I'LL y. ". ".
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THE ELECTION RETURNS.

Our friends in the country will CONFER
favor If they will communicate, as soon after
the election as possible, who has been elected
in their county, and the position he occupies
Oh the ques tioa Of the day.
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. TOTHE FOREIGN VOTERS OF

l, TO THE FOREIGN VOTERS OF
R>A THE CITY OF RICHMOND How can
you vote for JOHN MINOR Bolts, who, four
years ago, labored to deprive foreigner of the
right of IA freeman to vote
This same gentleman, in the same Convention,
prescribed citizens account of their RELIGION !,
He has not since changed his views; how, then,
can you trust him
This same JOHN N. Bolts, under the pretext
Of saving the Union, gives aid aud comfort to
Northern Black Republicans, and advocates the
use of COERCION-BY FORCE OF ARMS-of the
Southern people who dare 20 assert their rights.
fe 2-2t* 4 CITIZEN.
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VOTERS, REMEMBER


81 question now before the country is one
of awful moment one that rises high above mere
party II is question to settle for years the fate
of the country, and with il our peace and prosper
ltv II yOu would settle this question honOrabl y
to Yourselves and the South, vote for
RANDOLPH, STEGER, and ROBERTSON.
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The Slave Trad@

Georgia has pronounced against the Slave
Trade So has Alabama Louisiana has fol-
lowed their example. South Carolina boots
at the idea SO mach for that bugbear The
Gulf States havenp earthly idea of revivins
that abominable traffic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02
. RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

nGLkOkOlS NOAI I'VE IoNiuencc
Sk1 permitting, the elegant. and beautiful
basement Of Trinity Church, situated on the cor
the worship Of Almighty God, on TOMORROW,
the I'd inst, ut II o'clock. The Rev. ID. 5. Dog
GETT, D. D., will oticlate in the dedieatory SER
vices. There will be preaching, also, at 81 ocik,
by the pastor. and at "a o'clock, by Rev. WM. w
BENNETT, Pastor Of Centenary Church, III this
city: The public are cordially invited to attend.
fe Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02
MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by Rev DR.. Burrows, MI
7. G. WATSON, Of Goochland, and Miss NJ r..
WOODSoy. of Richmond
uHLynchburg and Memphis papers please copy