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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


NyHE VIRGINIALIFE INSURANCE. COMf ~!
~ business ana the atienuon OF VIC
public estly CALI importance CT us opeep inn
Company under charter divides seyeneghs OF u, pronts
every a among policy holders thereby giving e
assured the System with The pledge Ola
perpetual Capital ook Of and the added security that u
g. ckhodes moneyed Interest IN conducns "
Affairs with prut ence and economy. ,a..,. v..,,..
The Charter requires half Of the oapta STOCK anu
be invested In Bond and Mortgage on Aeai H
worth double she amount.
chief object Company 70 aid In retaining AZ nome
the Immense Of money which goes annually rem our
Life Premiums to Northern Companies ina, money VII ue
loaned Customers FOR term years legal interest," aad us
bursed in our midst. - n,,,
Eudovmens and Annue granttd. Lie and term fonolesn
Iood Oompanes slaves hsafedio
'> DIRECTOR.
wm. IT. Mcfarland, John PARCEL,
JoSeph Anen sSm1T Bayly,
Toscoe d. Heath jos. t. Anderson,
Thee W. McCaaea Thomas P. August,
John II. Montague, 10 H. Maury,
DsvdI Burr, Jas A. cowerhn,
Lewis (;in,er. }. b. McClelland,
John Jones P. T. Moore,
Jas l. Appeson John u. Claiborne,
Lewis T. Cfenshav, ~ o. Mhsfry,
Wn G.. Paine wr. ". Christian,
H.. Y. q. Baskerville, Wyndham RooeEtsons
ssu1 }. Harrison, John u shaieT,
Wm. II. HaIali, Peter U. WARWICK
Robt T. Brooke r. 0. Haskius,
Geo. D. Shell Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddn, Geo j. SUMNER
Joha Doolty, d. \ Woodbridge.
President-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice {r0adent-Wn. II. HAXALL.
p iyscidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWLLb
AE1THey-R0SCOE h. HEATH, ESQ.
apt J. ADAIR PLEAslNTs, Secretary.
txy-Ofn, Main 18th streets, Richmond
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
E9sa;sayssss Slss.
suPxRISDEspKsr's OFFICE
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850.
Winter ArrangcmG
TO TIE SOUTH dND SOUTH WEST
ON and Monday, Dec 2th passenger trains will Is
" follows:
From RICHMOND TO DAYFILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily except sundays att O'Clock
A. NJ, and rea hes Danville al 3 10 O'Clock p. NJ
FROM DABPILLETO RICHMOND.
Mall Train Danye daily ats O'Clock A.
NJ. and reaches Richmond at LOS O'Clock p. 81
The Train Richmond Buksy'e with the trains
sothde Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
Southwest daily.
Danve connects at huntsville with the SouhSde
Railroad trains Tor Petersburg aud Norfolk and at Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the YORK River Railroad also with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets procured and baggage will be checked
through to the following points:
LYnchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alfalfa, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
Vcksburg and jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAs G. TALCoTT,
de20 Superintendent
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1890 Rs;Sa u A

SUP,TS OFFICE II. ID. X. II. co.,
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 22SD, 1851
nN SATURDAY February 23d, and r..
" succeeding SATURDAY until fu Their v3ShSSEs Ez5
ce Accommodation Train will leave Richmond at O'clock
?. NJ, and arrive at the Junction a. 1890, p. NJ.
Returning leave the Junction at $780, A. NJ and arrive at TO-
A. NJ.
O G. TALCOTT. supt
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I2DREIRT j. DEM Y,
n.,f..r A.. hardware, SutirrN, Tools, sc

E,Lrl.i,,J sasr4 rrr .tF = G-''ry Fa-Yl,aL or
RUJLDEKS, NACHINiSTS, II HOUSEHAEPERS'
No 205, Arays BAsSs.
- . as, ,- s,r- he LARGEST and ---sGzrEzA
,i-f- .taek Of Euesh. German and American law
E1.rAtyn-s have ever had the p-sserto OF .sx41-s
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49, motor. uarchasue elsewhere My goods are ireshi Ahd
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f.r them upon she osest t-rn1- n, NJ,
H. RnrIn,. u nts -2u,erate Hoes
$500 $50. g.ss Scyh-s. Suat1 Axes and Chains
T.s.tS.- Ti,h "a AUDENtNG TOOLS % al kinds.
In House Furnishing Goods NJ STOCK s also very
.or,,e-vr. YIN Trays and waters snge Sld 10 sst-a
Is5 Toilet SITS Tn-Ware S.uccPsns Tea and Fese yns
C,ti-v. F1e Ivory Handle Knives On toz and no scts
sb Plated Foss spoons; brushes r and Feather Dust
- ~. Rs-t-ts 81 40. brcOrs, CoosaT Utensils &C, &C.
I,5ia RuIding rIatc rlals pArlc1isfyl am constantly
,renarel win large aud complete s.oeS-yiz locks or e'y &c
stor. B Hrge. Screws Iron ard Brass Raj shrayrs,ces
lie Pul-ys sash Cord Screw Wr-acaes Cut AMI "sougn
sss sses ana an other articles FOR building purposes 10
gether with Tools OF 81 kinds . -,
- Vfas" ROBERT = DENNY,
-. q05 Main street, above The Bank.
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Iterlne UIcerntIon. Eemnle DiseRses.
Syphilis and MercuriaI Disease.

INV NkLEANSs -dlN August. lS0H
DIR ]. G. AVER. Sir: | cheerfuy comply with the
request Of your agent, and report TO you Of the
effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cured with il, IN my practice of the com
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ci-H Disease One Of my patients had Syphiltc ulcers
Ia his throat, which consuming his palate and the
top of his mouth. Your Sarsaparlla steadily taken,
cured him in weeks. Another attacked by
oullry symptoms m his nose and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part fit so that believe the
disorder would reach his braiu aud Kill him. But il
Welded 10 my administration Of your Sarsaparlla the
ulcers healed and he well again, not Of without
some designation Of the face. woman who had been
treated for the same disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison IN her bones They had become sens
tive 20 the weather that damp day she suffered eN
cruciltu pain m her joints and bones. She too WAS
cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in few weeks
know from is formula which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory b. a great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with il have not surprised me.
Eratarnallv Yours. q. V. IARIMER. NJ u
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,UurIEU AHRANGEMENT. :

=, UMMER ARRAEGBMENT.-r ..slS-zA
= PORTSMOUTH ASD NORFOLK-The steamer -Szz<h<sGzEs
RrIs PECK Captain JoHs H. FREEMAN, will on anu afer oh
cav next Apr leave the wharf at Rockets regularly ever
at O'Clock precisely, leaving Norfolk each alternate morning.
except sunday hour e ocock and touch AZ All inc
SS.suIsr handbags on The river going and returning
Pse ~ Portsmouth or Norfolk a. Meals extrabO cts each
F taken as ususl all goods sent TO be landed on the
er us he ia foe VIII the Boat and will not De
nonbe for any oss or Damage after delivering on the wharf
,PVi.h ~ 4, S,re: 80 Tmh29l r. O. hASkINs.
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LINE OF PACKETS FROM
ta1s.-,lITIiA
49, 800
RICHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
ON MONDAY 26TA NOVEMBER, OUR MAIL PACKET
" . L a,
vVILleave and conuec with our paekes CA IA
w PIONEER which will thereafter form line from hehlnon
10 Lexington three week. leaving Richmond every nVN
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at o'clock NJ snu a,,vns
Il Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS anu @
DAYS AZ O'Clock p NJ leaving Lexington on MONDAYS WED
NEsDAYs and FRDAls st "oeck A. NJ and arriving AZ I
nond the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS aud sUNDAiS'
At 5 O'Clock A. NJ. -.
Fare from Richmond to Lexington, only ~ 30 ,,
Packages will be delivered by this line at any point between
these places and when delivered Office Io1 Dc recei
for .,s,, l., 1n.hhrr,
Our Office Richmond is with MFR P oruchheld In Lynehous'
with Aessrs. Bocock L Parrish ,,,o,, a.. IN
decll-1y ElHHp't
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RAILROADS. &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


ON and AFTER Monday, April 18Th,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains,
viii leave RICHMOND DAILY, al O'Clock, A. NJ, for
staunon all intermediate Way Stations connecting At Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria stations and at Charlottesville with
their ynchburg and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And every other day, viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Jackons River and Stations West OF staunton
Hartman Stages with the train al stsunon
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, and at Goshen on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
arman Mason and connect with the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mboro for the Warm
Springs and Jackson River for the White Sulphur Springs
Levsburg, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JsslehI River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, a. 0:lo <. N, for s;aunton.
apA THOMAS DODAMEAD
General Superintendent
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SCIENCE or wAR.-Vastcs FOR eHcsrs OF Infantry,
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From Clu.ss, ~. aott, II ne Virginia Il1Ac Guard
AANlsY RICHMOND, Va, January S, lcCl
J. W. R,xuoLPH-Desr Sir.
The upon military matters before the pub
lie are combined ordinary ts and parades. What
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how brave troops may be- they exposed TO Smos
certain dsas 81 equal uuber Of well drilled and
Ne. anuvrsd troops and this Information Capt Buekhoz fur
ushes "a his work.
have no hesitation in recommendingiL
Ne.y respectuls yours.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,

FUR PURIFYING TdE bLUUU,
And Tor the speedy cure Of the suboincd varieties OF
Disease;
ScroruIa and ScrofuIous Affections, such ms
Tumors. Ulcers, Sores, EruptionS. Ptm-
pies. PuStulcs, BlOtches, Bous, blatns,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind. 9Th june, 1859.
1 G. AVER & Co Gents: | feel il my duty 20
knowledge what your S1rs9parilla has zone Tor me-
Ilaviu. Inherited ScrofulOus infection, nave suffered
from % I'm various for years sometimes u BURST
cut IN Ulcers my hands and arms; sometimes IL
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years h broke my head aud covered my scalp
and ears with Sore which was painful ana loatusolI
beyond description. tried many medicines ana several
physirins hut without much relief nom amy thns IN
fct, the disorder crew worse. At length was rtJoicc
60 read i'm the Gospel Messenger that yon hal prepared
an Alternative Sar,lpaglal. for knew nom your repu
t3to1 that any thin you made must be good sent 10
Cincinnati and cot H. and used I'LL u cured me- took
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MONTH and us, almost thrive bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began % form under the sclb which aiter
while Gll of. My skin is now clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease Is gone from my system lOu
Wen believe that feel what am saying when tell
you that hold YOU b. OF the apostles of the age,
and remain ever ,rrafcrnllv Yours.
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WIN Fraternally yours, c. V. LARMER, NJ. D.


INDEPENDENCE Preston Co., Va, 9th july, 1859.
DR. j. G. AVER. Sir: have been afflicted with pain
fi chronic Rbrg10fisH for long time which blnrl the
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DAILY LINg or PACKETS.

TO sCOTTsyILLE.
TsyRI-wEEELY, THROUGH TO LYNCH ssHe-.I1TIr,7t
4 BURG. LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN 62kfff4rcer<
AND TRI-wEEKLY on THE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKIhG A DAI
LY LINE AS YAR AS sC0TTsVlLLE
Rchmondto scO,isvle so Richmond TO Lexington 81 %
&" LynctbuTg.. i % d" " Buchanan. ~
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday
Friday NJ and and amer the 9th September the Way
line for scos e will leave asp NJ Tuesday Thursdays aud Sal
urdays and Scottsye Returning, leave soos
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at III A VI.
distance NJ passing in below for through
line the Scosyi line vii! pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
late- coming down.
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81. AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt IShC uIn, Scald Head, Ring

worm, Sore Eyes, DrcPsy.
pr. Robert VI. Irehlc writes from Salem, " Y, 10Th
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DrpY, which Threatened % terminate fatally, by the
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s1me says he the common ErUPti0nS by 1t con
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Dr. J. Il. :. Claiming, Of New York City, writes a
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Edward :. Marrow, of Newbury Ala, writes dan
CcrOus ovarian tm0r Of the females in my family
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tiou could afford relief but hc advised the trial of your
Slrsapsra the last resort before cutting and it
proved ,ne,tual Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom OF the disease remains"
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS - -, 60,
,D.r ssp,r aanua; seaiWsef'y % .sshY, ~ -,
-sest - ,ii.,n,cs nay be made a. the rsk o. nc
.-g evidence q taken on TIE deposii OF
= N AZ 49, 49,. 80 i,ins raousy.
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Latest Northsru intelligence.

WAaHISaroS, Nov. 1.-THE n. Y. Ererin4
Post says that an expedition is prepared, If it
has not already sailed which will seal the
harbors q savannah and Charleston against
the exit or entrance of any further Theodora
and Nashville expeditions; also, that a no
tiila of thirty vessels is now in this port,
armed manned, and ready 10 sail for the
Cuff OF Mexico These vessels are peculiarly
aldap pied III size and draft and with u suit. bic
armament for harrassing the commerce and
people on the coasts OF Louisiana and Ala
oama.
t6w YoRR, Nov, l2-Beechers Independent
says that Senator Seward has expressed the
conviction that the Federal Government can =
not succeed IN this present war, and that
pes ce win be declared within ninety days
Bosros, Nov. ll.-EX- Mayor Bunker, OF
Mobile, and VIM. Pierce, OF New Orleans,
Wel e discharged from Fort Warren To- day.
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- ESD,

On Friday merninR the 18th int, g GlptaeI!a
" - LIAM FREDbrDCk, son OF VII lam r . aud
Adei1e a. Graham agoi years and II months.
"SufIer thu little chi dreu to cone unto me- and
forbid them MT, for et such is The Kingdom o.
IL sveu.'
Il the c)GJtg IF Gcochla:d. on tire 10Th OF Octo.
beT, 81, CAaRULL UARGRONE, oaiv sen Ct
Or. J hn = Hargroye, Do n I0tu March 1873 =
On Friday the 18th, Of SCARE fever IT tho res J.
|"rce Of his father, On 18th street, JAMES A.
BROWN, son of Vim. j. snd Marga ct Brown.
aged years months and IS days
Tis hard to part with ole 80 dear
a thee, our gent boy;
No more en- earth thy .plie to z+a--
Thy smi that gave us by.
fut we viii Try an meet thee,
IL that sweet la.id of b. iss
Where smiles Of j y ana happiness
Can never Nc yer teasr
tezsx''azz=sasr'z-.as
D. WE, 7 HE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby
~ pefS9 0sfs Ives not 10 SHOE. horse; only
by the following rateS:
Steeioii SHOES, t..
Plain SHOES, >. 80.
nE1UE as, H.
JANIS MCB7 DE,
JOHN PiiELIN
PATRICK COM Ely,
- 49, JOHN ECEINLEY
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tgpturs Of faakses, Corn. &c,

CEsTREvILrE, Va, Nov. I7.--Ma jor Martin,
OF the Natchez Cavalry, has captured the
Captain, Lieutenant, and so priyates of the
3sth New Iork regiment, within two miles
OF Upton's Hill. There were four Of the en-
envy killed and several wounded. Mi. Mar
tin sustained no loss. Five four horse " a
CONS, loaded with cora, We're captured.
Lave Northern papers received here state
hat the Northern people appear crazy wi
excitement at the Yankee success at Port
Royal, and il is probable that the next de-
monstration will be n fleet attack on the
Eyansport batteries.
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AuGusrA, Nov. l6.-The savannah ReDu5It-
can, of yesterday morning, pabli shes letter
froIa Bermuda, which states that the Con
federate steamer Nashville arrived there on
the 3lst Of October, and was supplied wi
all necessary stores,and was Well treated by
the people.
1t is reported that the flee. has not yet lefi
Port Royal, and the ReQsdiic1R states that
Savannah has not been placed under martial
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. FROM MANASSAS.
Federal Reconnaissance Capture ofaSchoon-
er by the Hampton Legion, and its subso-
Qusnt RELEASE.

MA>ksaAs, Nov. H. L. VI The federais are
making "Reminiscences, in large force. ia
front OF our lines. Their pickets have APP
peared on the opposite side OF DccoqnAa III
considerable force aud ith artillery.
A schooner was captured yesterday by a
portion OF the artillery corps of Hampton =
Legion, bnt, being II tracked BY 4 large force
Of Yankees, with artillery, the little party
that had the schooner In charge were compel
led to abandon it, whics. they did after setting
Il on ire In seYprai nlaccs
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musings CoH5{-The Grand Jury, on Sat
urday. found tria bills Of Indictment against
the following named persons Tor issuing shin
piasteJs:
A. i. Brown. +. Seu&il, Lnlicn Hill. &. II
Wynne, \. y. Iiltl. c. X. BrirI,en, s T. Cooke.
Thos VI. Altiiend, i II DibreH, J. b Win.
SION, j. II. Gentry, K. II. Mitchell. J. b. Glqze.
brook, I. \. Parker, \. II. Williams, W. t..
Johnston, !! d Mercer. /. W Richardson. \.
) Lee, \. Arsell. j., j T. HI, Geo l. Her.
nolds. ". T. Paik ius, s Mason, ID. j Seun
each.
The Grand Jury also presented White
< Riley. for retailing ardent spirits At
HE Theatre, without license William
B1lnes, for exhibiting faro. Ciara Coleman
fer keeping n house Of fame. james Suiii-
van, for #s.;s'iijjns Catharine Croke Louisa
Sunderland, for l'-t'y larceny.
The following cases Were tried on S.,tur-
day:
John ? Hughes, so-hcati,g his wife. f5ani
guilty, and fined So The Court sentenced
him 10 siN months imprisonment. with labor III
the chain-pAng.
" lillian Nartaug, for beatirg hi. wife, f,uu,;
guilty, and fined go Sentenced 10 thr.,.
ntntns' Imprisonment, with the chain IAN :
addition.
Charles Wood plead guilty 10 q charge OF
stealing ham Of bacon from Cnsiles Bates.
,.ad was sc 4,cLocd 10 three months imprisou
mont
samuel l'rayser wac fined So and costs, for
for an assault on VI. Il. Mann.
ln. Court adjourned for the term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
FEDERAL 0atrag es.

ACGrsrA, Nov. I6.-The Charles ton Courier
Of yesterday morning, says that Federals
have landed on Pinckney Island, tnaxt 10
Hilton Head,) and seiz I'd Il lot OF NEGROES and
placed them on board the fleet The Federals
fired on our pickets near Buckingham, On
Thursday, but hurt 10 ONE. The Federal
force is quite large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
Important from Kentucky.

NsSHvILLB, Nov. lo.--Ihe Louisville Conriez
OF to-day, states that il is reported that Gen
Tom CritteuGen, with 10000 Yankees, i.
within % miles Of Russellyile. The Courie,
thinks that Crlttanden probably intends 70
disperso the Sovereignty Convention which
Will meet III that place on Monday next