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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02


LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The Courier, of this
morning. thinks that the purpose of rails
ing troops for the Government here, is to
attack the Stute Guard and disband it.
1t urges MI good citizens to connect them
selves with the Guard, and place them
selves in the service of the State, and be
prepared to defend it in legal manner,
when called on by the proper authorities.
1t strongly urges the filling up of all the
State compsnies;
Gen. Bnckner publishes letter to Gov.
Magoffis, reiterhting his former statement,
and Insisting that his interview with Nc
Clellnn was necessarily official, because
personal He asserts that this position
was conceded in dispatch from McClel-
Ian to the Governor, referring to the I'M
Outstanding with Gen. Buckucr, and call
ing on Mngofin to prevent the occupation
of Island One. He admits that Mcclellan
made no sttpulations onHthe part of the
General Government; but claims that his
actions as an officer of the Government,
necessarily binds him within the limits Of
the agreement. The right of Kentucky to
tclaim the nosition she had assumed, was
denied BY N .Clellan. The agreement was
us to the policy of allowing Kentucky to
execute the laws within her own limits.
He adds: Whatever view Mcclellan may
take of it, there can be no doubt he will
fnIly comply with the agreement entered
into between Us.
The gun boat Tyler was badly damaged
by collision with the Atlantic.
7 Southern mails unimportant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

BALTIMORE, July l.-Sinrc o'clock this
morning startling proceedings have been
going on here. Detarhments of artillery
and infantry were sent to various parts of
the city and are now posted in Monument
Square, Exchange Place, the sth Ward,
Broadway aud other points. Before day.
light all the members of the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners, except The Mayor,
were arrested aud sent to Fort McHenry.
a multitude of rumors are afloat as to the
cause of this sudden movement. but moth
ing definite is yet known. II IL said that
ii plot has been discovered of an extended
outbreak.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02
MuROPEAN MEMS.
Arrival of the steamer Etna.

NEW YoRK, July THE steamship Etnn
arrived this morning. She brings S236.-
900 in specie. Her dates arc to the 10Th
ult. .trl53
The political news is unimporant.
LIVERPOOL, Jnne ls.-Brcudstuhs have
slightly declined.
LIvFRPuoI letb.-The weather has been
been favorable Tor the crops. Mcssrs.
Wakefield Nash and Richy1 lson & Spence
quote -four very dull Vt decline of Sd,
sales Ut ESQ. Wheat dull, at 2(@3d, de-
cline, except for the finest qualities. Corn
dull, at 6@9d. decline. Provisions-beef
steady; pork dull. prices easier but Quota
lions udrmnged; bacon heavy, all qualities
Slightly declined: lard heavy, little inquiry
and prices weak.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

NEw YORK. July I.-Aleuer published
from tue wyandOtt, off. Fnrt Ptckens, au-
nounees the Sppiure of The prisateer steam
er " n. Wehb, when in the act Of taking
possession of the brig Fast. Of \. Y. ~ I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

wAsnlxaTox, July lst.-The 22d n. Y.
regiment arrived early this morning. Col.
Phelps in behalf OF their reception in Ball
timore exhoneratess lis citizens from all
blame in connection with the death of e l..
ward Berge, a private, from Pottsville,
Warren CO., who was accidentally killed
at Camden depot. @
About fifty members of Congress have
reached this city.
Prof. Wise, of lancaster, Pa, it is I'M
derstood has been engaged by the govern
ment for war lballnon operations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

TnE successful Introduction and use Of this ccle.
brated Remedy has been the signal for literal flood
Of compounds called Differs" offered In various
forms, from quart bottle to iySgAllon key urtl
tits word Btters' Is but another for ''Grog,
OF EoIic villRnous whissry mixture. s--
Dut the really great relief derived from the minute
I. .tl.DEr tnntif nf ttia.liciIn.a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-10

NHE Board Of Directors have th, day declared dividend
per the capital stock out Of the profits Of the
months pay able the Stockholders their legal
senaivs the 18th inst The transfer books will BE-
closed until the 18th inst
io9-iw CHlS T. WORKMAN, sect'v.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sorrH q AROIISA AND INK rREASURY-THE CABINET NSUN
OUTSTANDING ABOUT REcKUITs FOR PORT SUMTER
WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-The War Department Is IN pos
session Of information that the Governor Of south Caro-
lima has forbidden the IT, s. Subtreasurer at Charleston 10
honor the drafts of the Paymsster at Fort Sumter in
favor Of Naor Anderson and his cOmmand-and that the
Subtreasurer has accordingly refused.
There seems 10 be some mistake or misapprehensloh
somewhere in regard the assigned by Secretary
Thompson for his resignation IL is denied by gentlemen
very intimately related to the administration that recruits
we're ordered 20 Fort Sumter without the previous sane
ton of the President IL is stated, further that the
subject was discussed in the Cabinet and that the acting
Secretary of War well other members Of the Oaol-
net clearly understood that the wish OF the fres
dent hat recruits should az once be sent.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDEN, on THE CONDI
TION OF TIE COUNTRY.
CONGRESS INVOKED ToTHE RESCUE.

WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-The President sent message
10 Congress today in which he regrets to say that
ers Instead OF becoming better still worse aud the
hope Of a satisfactory adjustment is diminished in pro-
portion Abiding 10 the position of South Carolina, he
saws there is no alternative but TO collect the
aud protect the public property as far practicable I'M
d. existing laws.
His duy he says is to execute not to make laws. At
the opening OF the session be called the attention OF
Congress 10 the dangers surrounding the Union, and
recommended such measures OF rel 4 he believed
woul have tn effect OF manipulating the country and
saving IL from the perls in which it had unfortunately
and ueedlcSSly been paced. Ii not necessary to
repeat the Op mons then expressed or the recommends
ito then submitted. His e1nvictions, then uttered,
remain unchanged. The right aud duty 10 use the mil
arv and naval forces OF the government against those
Who illegally assal it clear and indsputabe. But
the present state Of things is beyond the control Of the
Executive. We are in the midst Of great revelation,
aud he recommends 20 Congress 10 meet the emergency
becomngiy To Congress Is reserved the power de-
clare war as well remove grievances that might
Lad % war and thereby restore peace TO the country
On them rests the responsibility. After eulOgzing the
Union, and dwelling upon the blessings i. cOuiers he
saws should t. per sh the calamity will be as severe IN
the South a. in the North The secession movement Is
chiefly made upon apprehension as 10 the sentiments
OF the IN iority in the Northern States Let then the
question be transferred from the political tribunals to
the ballot box and the people will redress their own
Grievances Let a trial be made before plunge into
the conclusion that there is alternative Let the peO-
ole reflect Would that 8 G. had ,Aected. He appeals
10 Congress 10 say in their might that the Union shall
aud must be preserved by al the constitutional means al
their disposal lie recommends that Congress devote
themselves to promp. action with view TO peace. re-
division OF the Territories the line 0! 50 deg 80 min.
is suggested calculated TO lead TO an Adjustment
Il would be an impuJaiioa the patriotism OF the mem
bes 10 saw that they viii hesitate for moment The
danger is on Us In several Of the States the U. :.
forts aud arseuals have been seized by acts OF az
erosion Congress should enteavor TO give the Ghcu-
ties abe solution. He states hS reasons for re-
framing To send troops Charleston harbOr believing
that this would have furnished pretext if not provo
clon for aggressions the part Of South Carolina
Referring 10 Major Anderson be SAYS that officer could
not have held Fort &oultrie forty .tight hours.
The President closes his message by saying he had
warned his country OF the Danger He felt that his duty
had been faithfully, though it might be impertectly,
performed. He was conscious that he meant well for
his eouatry.
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CONGRESsInNAI.


WASHINGTON, January 9.-ScHdis.-A message from
tue PRESIDENT was received end ordered TO be printed
The substance Of the document will be found in our
columns
Mr. Huoter Indicated his purpose to address the Sen
ate on the topics indicated by the message Friday
Mr. Seward made known his purpose to speak on Sat-
urday
Mr. Clark, Of Missouri introduced resolution favor
ng the enforcement Of the laws and the perpetuaton
Of the Union.
Mr. DAVIS, after the reading Of the Presidents mes
sage SAID the President had msepresented the posi- ion
OF the South Carolina commissioners and had then de-
eined to receive from them paper y defining
their views lie endorsed the high standing Of the
missoners aud laid the clerks desk their rejonder
to the President which he had refused to receive.
Mr. King, Of New York. objected to its being read and
sharp words ensued.
Mr.. B ger and Mr.. Trumbun urged that it should be
read.
Mr. Fessenden and Mr. Bright objected to its reading
except part Of Mr.. Davis speech
The President (Ar Fitzpatrick decided that it could
not be re d. His decision appealed FROM and over
ruled by the Senate.
The paper printed in the newspapers then read
at length.
Mr.. Davis resuming expressed his pity for the Pres
dent who bad far fallen from the head of the great
Democratic party to neceSsiae the protection Of the
Senator from New York, Mr.. King. lie thanked that
gentleman for opportunity Of spreading the reply Of
the Commissioners upon the files OF the Senate.
The further consideration of the subject, made
the special order for tomorrow
The Pacific Railroad bill was discussed-and the Sen
ate adjourned.
HcWss.-The special message of the President re-
ceived aud read
Mr.. Howard of Michigan, introduced resolution of
inquiry relative any negotiations that may have taken
place for transferring the United States fors in South
Carolina TO that State also whether any pledges had
been given that they not to be reinforced sl'o
in relation to the customhOuse, postoce, arsenal H.;
at Charleston, and the cutter, "Wm. Aiken.
Mr.. Crawford, of Georgia, offered substitute.
Mr.. Phillips opposed the resolution, as having no ten
dency to remedy existing trouble The President he
said had invited action their part to avert fraternal
strife.
Messrs Florence, Hill, and Martin, Of Va, also op-
posed the resolution but it passed. under the PRES
sure Of the previous question: by vote Of lS3 to 90.
Mr. Burnett OF Kentucky, said he had been informed
that there WAS no prospect OF the committee of Thirty
three coming any agreement and he desired to see
them discharged
The civil and miscellaneous appropriation bill de-
baed, but, without action, the House adjourned.
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THE RPOOEIYN GONE TO SEA.

NORFOLK Jan. 9th.-The U. 5 war steamer brooklyn
preeipatey TO sea to-day, passing the Oapes
p NJ
This is the vessel concerning which so much interest
has been fell, and so much speculation INDUCED, about
Norfolk and elsewherethe supposton being inat she
was to 90 10 Charleston. We are leit TO conjecture
whether that Is her destination
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AUCTION SALES
PUTUnE BAYS.
r ARGE sALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT wgsr

+ ARGE sALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT wEsT
PUIsT, VIRGINIA wtst POINT Is situated At thu head Of
York aud b. .uiin point Of snd formed by the lou
the Pamunkey Maaponi ryss which the
OF York II Ia the stern nnu Of the Richmond York
kver ksloa dstsntssh miles hon Richmond and 20 from The
Virginia. rb6r the whole York River
Point, distance Of 70 miles, a Width
mill, with depth snd espaetv sufficient
OF the vtrd and eli the Great EAsters
TO be constructed For wharfage PIERS decks &c has
miles the Maapo1i and ~ miles the Pan
KEY, d ior building purposes over 00) Lots.
The Richmond York River Railroad running through
West tont tas e OF land within the b,
Prop sed town. which will be devoted depot purposes
stations. ma hne shops, foundH 4, &c.
publ Of Lois within the propoed town OF West Point
will commence wEDNsDAY the 10th Of January, 1885, and
COT tinue from day TO day until completed
The sale will be waout price, and for third
ca,h for neniiabe notes at sixty wi approved
doris, r. added and for balance bonds up
proved security payable 10 equal ssmen six and twelve
months, with Interest from the DAY Of sale
J. PR0sst TkBB, Cor. sppointed
sAMLP HARDWOOD, By Bard
ALtX. LUDLEY, of Directors.
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THE TOBACCO TRADE
W. cendense the following from the
~, r Al Messenger.
MARRIED.

pv Va on Thursday evening". the sd Of January 1850.
- Einund Perkins, Miss LOUIE & BRADY, ED It
Ssr Of Brady ESQ, 70 JOHN AORSLEY, ESQ., Sf Buoking
AR6m5nd Enquirer and Lynchburg papers Petse copy
, Lea Hanover county the residence Of the brides IA
s NJ BassetD BY The q Carraway, Rector Of the
NJ, NARY n BASSETr, TO BENZ. Il H. BASSkrr Of Bren-
t-s,.t,h please copy.
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MARINE NEWS.

NoRFoLx, Jan 9-The ships John Stewart So days
from Cslao-the Morning Glory 92 days from CalAo-
and the Edward Walton 80 days from CalIao, are al
Hampton Roads, awaiting orderl
The schooner Coermine, Of Savannah bound Tor New
Bedford put into Hampton Roads in distress and
seizsd for violation of the inspection laws.
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STAUNTON
ROOT SJJOE AM LEATHER FACTORY

UNEIs Ia prepared IN orders for Mems, Womens,
bSs aud girls boots and brogsns Of every variety from the
finest Lade slipper end Mems Congress CATER and oxford Tie
10 the heaviest boot and brogsn.
It Southern Factory built by Southern Capital, with the
approx cnery worked by steam, and good work
the Uued States and will furnish good work at
the price, Factory the Union Let southern men
sustain Southern Manufactures.
All orders promptly hed and all work warranted be such as
ordered. Address Wa. III. CARRIER,
dis dent
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Il NAV he remarked that the larger amount of foreign
hostage Is colected in these latter Suites.
TIE MISSING UNITED STATES SHIP "LEvAN

II ne remarked tnat the larger amount OF foreign
postage is collected in these latter States.
THE MISSING UNITED STATES SHIP "LEvANT."
WASHINGTON Jan. 9th.-COmmander Maury says that
the long passage of the "LeVan" does not, in his udg
ment Justify the superstition that she is lost He gives
his reasons for this opinion based chiefly the battling
and uncertain winds she was likely to encounter on her
voyage.
The officers Of this ship overdue at last accounts at
Panama from Honolulu Commander, William +.
Hunt; Lieutenans W. @. B. S. Porter, T. C. Stout Col
vile Terrett T. Bowen Dawson Phpnix, attached to
the flag; Purser, A j. Watson; acting master T. Nose,
lev First Lieutenant of Marines L. Browning, passed
assistant Surgeon j. s Gillian; assistant Surgeon, d. f.
Montgomery; Captains Clerk, A. .. Shut; Pursers
Clerk, &. Woodward.
The Navy Department, it is said entertain serous Tears
for the safety of the ship and her officers and crew
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NOTICE.
on

VOLUNTEER oeers Of respectfully nforme
that beside the bonds required by law there must be an %
deirom the AatAnt General authorize the suPerntenden
Of The stats ATmoFy 10 issas arms. Ae. dsis-u
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oyros or rus ws'a. Jahusry .. 1854


ENroRTs BY STEANERS
81, s,uoripc is a statement Of the exports, by steam
-, IN he noah Of December .,,.., ,.,, $40
u Is hhds tabacco, Is hhds tobacco Nens. 49,
n ,hcco albhls aour 30 hhds hides . oAies eoon
psgs =, 20 -rrpfv barrels. . pkgs sundries
. vs- 90 hsds tobacco, sls1 pigs miu eo, 10 nnos
=. So bhl dcur. ~ pSss uIis0 "u' ~ ~ ~
sV.~ei, IS seuing mAehine' w , IN, -, -, ,.,...0
rig,g.p1ir-S hhds tobacco, li2o Pkss MD tobacco
. -, ~, aour 60 empty kegs, ETC.
THE TOBACCO TRADE
..,.,.nss the following from the last New York
=. A. Ns.sr. T. a n Messenger.
seldom passed even winter m'nih uhen The lrAnsAe
We nav a. rival under the circumstances retain pre-
tons present recorded stock the ages ever
VI b realize which Nc mus look 70 foulsn out
h,i state Of eNehAng which are nov slightly
e - prevented sNporcEs nom hling orders an cary
n' ,sahiv hiring cnsdy. Qualities suited 70 home rs 9
dN hok ,xcsrl the requirements, psitiu ally ne bright
We 10 iofio market closes heavily with sales Tor The
sHe MI. K.ntucky. and 81 bids Virginia MSnuNei ur-
NO tp IA, been exceedingly mitcd fae trhing sales
81 very nearly TIE quotations az the close Of last
We AR half pound lump, which, owing 10 tbs absence OF
srthern dem1nd Il loser We estimate the sales at
vith ,tocks The correctness Of Viii we cannot vouch
CO. IN excess Esmstsd sales for December, 1851
~ efY,al DO 1850 1899 pkEs Estimated stocks Jan
49, al 265 pigs official do, 1880 a52o2 pkgs.
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YtZOO COTTON LAMBS

| FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
TIVE undersigned proposes SELL exch nge for Negroes,
from coo TO COCO Acres Of the finest Cotton Lands In the
| Yazoo Valley
these Lands cultivation WITH stcan Mills and
Gins deAtened and be essly improved.
These Lands richest portions Of Yazoo and Washing
eounCs and convenient 10 nsvga lon
Any Nng to negotiate referred Ia hessrs j. X
Co. Tredegar Iron Works. Richmond Va. and
| address W. BARNtTr, or
IL LAWRENCE
des-5f YaEoo City Miss
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EDUCATION.
OH DOUINION INSTITYTT

~
Iva Sycamore Church. iith street. between Mar
ha on the frst Monday In October Pie viii receive small
boys Terms $40 per sesslen Of months. jyis
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
TIVE next session Of this School for Young Ladies' located at the
the Of eh and Franklin streets Echmond Va, will
begin the LIST day Of October 1850 and close the 80h Of
June next ensuing.
INSTRUCTION.
shumate, Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Lam
guages.
r. G.. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature.
Mons. Edouard Houdayer, French.
Carlos Merz, Spanish and Italian.
Albert De RoedIger, German
Miss Elya VI. Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie D. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar
Oswald Heinrich. Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeve. Penmanshp.
Application enter pupils and all communications concerning
the School should be made 10
J. L sHUMArF, Phn,
Richmond Va.
The for the session OF 1880 81 will furnished
70 thnae Hho Apply indicated. d2l-M
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VERY d, sInAnLY LoCAr1 DPaOPEHTY

VERY DfSiRABLY LOCAri PROPERTY
Y ON TbE West siDE W NINTd STREET, OPPOSITE TO
CAPITOL SQUARE FOR SALE At AUnTION-wli be sold at
auction the premises THURSDAY the 10Th January 1851
o'clock Without reserve tina, valuable real estate
above sdjolnng the residence ~ mr. James eae
the North lot has mont OF 81 feet vi priv
building against the North wall Of DR. Bese residence and
depth 100 feet and IL bounded the ", nth wide
alley building said lot Is occupied by william
Jarvis g. Perscn, and Others at annual OF AS. The
Of the property Tin trout Of the Capitol Square, among
the tsabIe In the ci for private residence
third balance at aud months for aeg
BILE added and tile retained till
money Is aid. The taxes for purchaser 10 pay.
ja4 GODDIN APPERs0N, Iucts
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DIED.

n r,,si,y January Sth. ARTHUR HARNlE Of Wm and
hh Palmer aged n years The friends % the family are IN
n an nd aneca nom St James Church. Thursday 10Th
Inst Al II o'clock jay =
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POSTAL STATISTICS

now THE SrArES CONTRBUrED-AND now rHEY ARE coz
rRIBUrEp TO.
WASHINGTON, Jan The following has been obtained
from an Official source The excess OF PostOce Depart
meut expenditures over the income is thus given:
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON co.
NHE SPRING SESSION OF this Institution will begin 10th Of
II January
Those expecting enter should be possible
regularly with classes Our facls for lmpsrting liberal
education ample and charges little than young
would dollars will
the Tuition Board Pue and contingent fee for Ave
months
For additional information address
X. T. wILNY President
deI0-dtc8m Emory p o. Va
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1850 BLANK BOOKS. 1851

TkVING attached to our OF the
p-e RINDERIES in the state, and employing the BEST
JOURNALS, LED 1ERs, DAY BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS
sASs sccn Ro0Es NoTH nooss coILtCT
lag 30 ,K5 CHECK BOOKS &C &C.
In all cases warrant to give entire sasi oon Asa pec
o. work, invite the pulc to cal at our bndey aud
examine the Bank BooSs that the III ST PREMIUM was
awOded fr at the last Fair of the Mechanics lpstae
Book work ufi,turedin tbs city.
We refer - the fooEitg sons and hrs Tor whom we have
executed work
RI satOn Eq, Cashier Ira Messr' Fshe! Shepherd
james M. B TacmqrlC ESQ, Cash Maury Garland no
Bank Of Richmond, J. willis, Jr, See Va Ere and
P suo,her Esq, G shieF TX Marine ms Co,
change Baut c p Cardorc, isI, Agent fhia
Mes,rs Ken. Paine 4 Co delplll steamers
n H. Fortes E.q. Book keeper Messrs Dud'ey&
Al Nessrs Q ". Purcell COS p A. J. Clopton, Esq,
Hector d wis $50 Messrs Tardy 4 Williams,
tMessrs Bet,S CIR royy's, Capt Milton Cary,
Msssrs nushe UaliS,u Co Me,srs p. Johnston, Bro
NtsMs Smith, Bh3Jes 4 Co and many others.
WEST JJHNsT0H, l45 Main st.
B.-we pay particular attention to GULlNG BILL HEADs'
We also keep on hand complete stock Of C0UNTN6lo
sTATIoNEkY alton prices WEST / JOHNSTON,
las-it 1i5 Main st.
SHaFsR, HALsEY & co., ,,o ,,,,v orDprr
r for the remainder season, citizens and strangers
great inducements In First Class clothing, Suitable for
Eve Srtiele warranted As represented yly
i nc tom a'n o. '''" w. ''' ~ JAS / EoUEH,
JOS A NASH.
Petersburg. Dec 81, 1880
THE undersigned partner the late T. P Nan Co will con
tnue the Book aud PanO-Rorte Business, al the old
stand sycamore and - uPh9ok reefs where all per
SOM JE RoU!H
P.t.rsi,urs. Jan /. l,Gl. ja9-u
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The Annual Law of Virginia
MAYO,s GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.

NOTICE hereby given that bond of Fontaine, Pre
~ dent the yrga Central Railroad Company given to my
self the hire OF Negro named Lewis for the 1890
has lost msd and all persons cautioned against
purchasing r trading for the same. L. ). MOTLEY.
Ian o ISL iag-2ts