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llefe are 1oII9-0u6 I0lonEIS III tIle utaA1 u
Ohio regiments, in camp or field, and of these
eighteen are ranked as Democrats, eighteen
Republicans, three Americans and two whose
politics are unknown. OF the forty-one, Gov.
Dennison has appointed twenty y-three the
War Department commissioned six, and the
balance were chosen by their own regiments.
GOV. Dennison's appointments, made upon
personal merit and without thought Of party
favoritism, are-twelVe Democrats, nine Re-
publicans, Gne American and one unknown.
Yet. in the face Of such facts as these, the
Ohio Democratic Convention denounced by
resolution that "unjust Discrimination
against Democrats which consigned them to
fight in the ranks, under incompetent Repub-
ican leaders. That was the spirit and intent
been manifested by the party elsewhere
than in Ohio, and with quite as little reason.
We consider it very bad taste, it not mer-
cena1y patriotism, to count noses among
either officers or men at q time like this, when
old party lines should be 3bliterated. But If
one side makes false charges, as the Demo.
Gratis In Ohio have done, 1t is not ours to re-
join in the same ill-temper. We are for peace
IN tho North ana a v;oorone war in tsa sontb
The South Must Depend Upon Herself.
The New Orleans Picayune has been ia.
so1s0 ~ .n Al%'-' - '-,''s ivy 49, 'n8 ~
-e"4 AS' ,1' 1-oun 14sso1 non lao epa1e' -
po.,44s - 41'4' '4.->a 10y ~
one haSin At 3ast Wal,ened m to Ike nritica1 it1a
position Of the article, and uncertainty as to
The future supply being available. Should the
American difficulties be protraeted, as there
appears every probability they will be, the
effect viii be most disastrous to this country,
md Te may in this way be drawn into . par.
ticipation in the conflict but am satisfied
that the Government Of England is determin
ed to observe strict neutrality to the Last mo
ment, and you must not place much faith II
the hope which appears to be cherished in thf
South, that, as soon as the cotton crop is ready
| fer market, England and France Will fna
means to force the blockade.
! The CORRESPONDENT in the last paragraph @
tho fo11ozu;n9 nots eoclosiney n q 1etta, f5on
VIC to44o"ns noIs e13e1ees a1o 1e''01 nou
which the above Is quoteds gives sound doc
| triue, He eays;
| T bavo ;,,s+ raca,va3 tho e,c7oaad f.cu,
f;end Trbe 1aHs "a 49, 1iEe1v ~ r. fnrna ~ ro9rec
ar1;,,;a,,, ". as ~ HrI1,ah centfment mn anosr
can affa;is sn1 be1ieye that The I'd Vfca n, cnr
| fained IN the naraqranh which haya msrks
| eYceed;nv,c ann5icsh1s A. the nrescnt tirn
- S-~
L From Teunetsee.
Two vnnnp men 4ecent1v e,,n1orad IN -,
o..., - - - ~
| oousneah onetuoalst 1npucaatoA aouse
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VUkEuXffA
CHcrsEA71, Aug. 30-3smuef B. Hir5t,
President OF the City Council, died this morn
ing Of consumption.
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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
TO BE HELD
AT CHICAGO,
Sept. ., 10, ii, II, Ii and Ii, 1851.
=. CASH PREMIUMS.
100000.
Citizens Prices for Fast Horses, &C.,
4a,oOo-
ALL ENTRIES FREE.
Railroads viii Transport Passengers At
HALF FARE and FREiGHTS FREE.
ATTRACTIONS UNPRECEDENTED.
TEN GRAND GOLD MEDALS
To be awarded ona
NATIONAL TEST OF FIRE ARMS.
AN ELEGANT BANNER
To be presented to the
Best Drilled Company Of Infantry.
THE PRIZE BANNER
| VII be awarded By conpetent Committee, e1d the
Dill Will be In accortance with Hardee Tactics. Each
| Company to bo not less than 10 rsnk and file.
Ali business On the Fair Grounds g1n be suspended
during the presentation Of the FE1ZE BANNER. Tho
presentation Will be accompanied by appropriste ad-
| dresses bT eminent men
| Large and approp1ilte Premiums FIJI be awarded
for the best contest IN SEARP SHOOTING.
FMEsT ME TRACK AND AMPHITHEA
IRE IN AMERICA
| GRAND CAvALCADE OF PREMIUM STOCK
| FLORA TExFLK, ETHAN ALLEN and other ce1ebrI
Ties are expected to compete for independent ard In
Eor:art Prizes. over a7d above tha PR1aIux LIST
LADIES RIDING AND DRIVING,
1so dollars offered in PreItacns-
TRIAL OF FIRE ARMS,
Under the direction Ct COL. s. 4. BUCKMASTEE
will take p!scs at ststed tin :, every day, In IN
view Of lac Amp!i!the2t-e.
MAJOR ANpERsOg and oth.r di=tng nguisaed Asd
1c1ists, have been appointed On the Committees
| The Southern Ccnfederacy having forced upon th
Northern FREE Stairs ttis dep1erable and momen
contest l. therefore becomes eunently necesEar
ttat the FREEMES o. the great Northwest shoul
faMtliarize themselves With theae MILITARY EQUu
NKSTs now the cnlI aEbter7 Of PEACE. Azd *her
In out broad domain csn lie exhibition. Of grea
practical utility be got togetse: and displayed to ta
better ttan at Chicago2 remembering that th
!, titls-s Of the sci are the men to defend 1t.
PEACE HAS ITS DUTIES 50 HAS WAR.
) GEN. JOHN c. FREMONT and ether distlngulshe
military meu. viii be present to examine the test
8 Fire Arns at the COIL F air.
= HON. LEWIS F. ALLEN, F, s. FAXToN Al
| GEORGE VAIL have teec appointed delegates nrl
:, | the NEW 7oBk STATE AGR1CuLTCRAL SOCIETY. to a
tend the Fair. aad -Si be present during the wee
De egates have also be appointed from ether Sratt
and the Canadas, to be present during Che Fair. AZ
4 | have s.gn1fed ttelr Intention to be here.
FARMERS OF THE NORTHWEST, let us COZ
4 together II council; with your families Eve1
arranReE has been made for yorr safety and cor
t fort during the Fair Week. One hundred and tVen
acres Of Camping Grounds, abuHdaatly supplied Vii
water. and conveniently located, Eaye been secure
The ciEzena ct the Joning States cordiatsly
4 V1ted to meet With us, and all who do cone may
t | assured Of HEARTY WELCOME and GOOD A
j. CORPORATIONS.
= Entries caa te made at the Secretary's Office,
Springfield. until September FIRST, after which and
II the opening Of the Fair, at the socetys Kooms
j. fremont House, Chicago, ILL.,
II By order Of tie EXECUTIVE Committee.
9 JOHN r. REYNOLDS
u Hu!6 E57a1m Corresponding Secretary
, 1861-08-31

From Fortress Monroe.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3o.-The Old Point boat
has arrived. There is no news from Fortress
Monroe.
, 1861-08-31

TIE PROPERTY OF THE REBEL EX-SENATOR
MAsox--On Saturday, Judge Ludlow, of Phil
adeiphia, enjoined James NJ Mason, Of Vir-
ginjs, from removing the funds Of an est te in
which he wss Interested, out Of the jurisdic-
ton of the court.
, 1861-08-31

Hon. B. D. BR1GHT.-The Louisville Demo.
erat says that Hon. Jesse D. Bright admits
that he wrote the letter found in the posses
sion Of Mr.. Lincoln, Of Texas, arrested at Gin
cinnati. Probably cell in Fort Lafayette has
been prepared for the reception Of Mr.. Bright.
, 1861-08-31
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

an i.teTrifsp toiM Gemasander Jbszer-His o1,s
account Of has arrest-7Ne secret hixto7y Of The
Naval Retiring BiU--Ho'o 6s*ator Gum and
Butte4scofA are advocating ,Seceah-1hcir
Meeting broken np IN San fFanesseo-A Ca6s-
net Mee{ino aboI Canse9on-SfckIes drasos his
s,e7rI on EH F4{YnaGn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
HIGH WORDS BETWEEN LIEUT. GEN SCOTT AND
SENATOR TUOMBS

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll-At private dinner party yes
t,-dly high words passed between Senaor Toombs and
LIEUT. Gen. Scott According TO the relation Of the a.
fair in congressional circles the conversation turned on
the sending Of troops Charleston, when sr Toomf
expressed hope that the people there would sink the
Star of the West. General Scott with much earnest
mesa. asked whett il possible he American,
desired such an event.
Mr. Tooubs replied in the affirmative, and that he
wished those who sent the vessel there could be sunk
with her. General scott, theeupon, said he respon-
sible for hat he said and M7 TOombs remarked: You
have known ID fer twenty-five years and that
200 am IespO-Sbls"
The matter LeIe ended but the Subject, it is said, Is
now in n. hands o. friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
EROM ChARLESTON.
rIDISGs BRooKLYS-TnE people, QUIET-ANorHER
MISSION TO Observation-Disclosures OF PEACE

TlDlNGS OF THE BROOKLIN-THE FkUFLk QUIkI-ANOlHkK
MISSION TO Neutrality-suspicious. OF PEACE.
CHARLESTON, Jan. lS.-By the steamer Nashville, from
New York we nave information that the United STATE
sloop-Cf Brooklyn quietly lying of Cape Roman
last night The popular excitement here has subsidized
and there is great hope that the ultmatum determined
on between the authorities Of South Carolina and the
commander OF Fort Sumer of which Mr. Hayne, of this
city, and Lieutenant Hail. of Fort Sumter the bearers
TO Washington will preserve the peace Eight mechanics
and aborers from Fort Sumter away last night 10
this city, where four of them remain-the other four
taking the Marion for New York. They report that the
soldiers at the Fort short allowance The steamer
Cinth, under white flag and in command of Conmis
sary General Hatch went to the Fort this evening
The object is known only TO the authorities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN WASHINGTON OF
TRoOPs-DsccsSitNs IN CONGRESS- -APrEorRli rioSs,
&c.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IL -L'sut Gen Scott is 3 III en-
gagged in making prspI aons 10 guard the city OF wash
ngton agans. any possible breach of the peace growing
out of present political agi,auons. Elective military
forces be posted in several quarters OF the
IL probable that any except regular troops and the
militia of the District will be employed. ..
Light Artillery Company A of the Second Regiment
u s. arrived here this morning. and are quartered at
the Arsenal Two other companies from Leavenworth
proceeded to Fort NoHeury.
As general debate is to take place in the House on
the Army appropriation BILL large number OF members
preparing themselves accordingly. The debate will
involve all the agitating issues of the day.
The reports about the Public buildings in this city
being strongly guarded are highly exaggerated.
The Navy Appropriation bill passed the House ytst9r-
day. 1t approprates nearly Sll 900 900. 1t is of the
usual character and embraces no new feature. All the
Navy yards provided for but at reduced amounts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, Jan. l2cOon heavy-sseS Of baler quo
tatonS maintained Flour Is heagysles OF 1913
rs Stse S. SOj So Ohio, - 1908 90 SOa bern t5 40
COS Wheat Guoysn sal of $1,000 bashel white leo No
red IL GEMS Dora higher sales Of ~ go busht!; Std Il
GIgl Beef steary Pork buoyant-msI I0it 20 -
firm Lard 10Y cts Whisky duh at 9At certs-
Sugar steady cents for duscoesdO COlee stead a. lAO
Il Rosin heavy az slSa6ll 8il4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASsOCIArlON.-Tbe third
annual meeting Of this Association took place Monday
e sening las when the following officers we're elect
e. for the ensuing President j g. GrisNolG; Vice
President +. Il Rhode; Secretary, L. Emmett T err
Treasurer. ". II Bhekadar Librarian, J. II. HeNiu;
Assistant Directors Jas Lee and +. W. Branch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
TIE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The Sts dent only $40 O6S9s H. and toa re last three
gear. has been reduced s29S97i6 So and e may reasonably
erpeet int in Ten years 4 loiN become e1tinct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State 10 Valley the Mississippi offers so great an 'duce
men to the settler as the Of Illinois There portion
the world the conditions OF climate and col admir-
ly oduce these two great staples Coax and WHEAT
The Prair Of Illinois
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

The Agricultural Products tf Illinois greater than those Of
any prodrc,I sent out durng the pas,
ceied The whes. Of 1850 approaches 900
bushels while the yields net lees than 100000
hnsh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The State rapidly filing up With population SCOOPS persons
having added nce 1872 making the present population
| 1880. a ratio Of 1902 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contiguous railroad 30 miles in length
which connects with and navgats lakes ves
thus sortng an communication with the Eastern and
Southern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

GES. Scorr.At public dinner, in this city On FIJI
day night member Of The Legislature requested that
the company should rise and drink standing and in
silence" a sentiment which he proposed TO cfier and
that afterwards the band should play the Rogue 5
March" After this preliminary, he announced his SEN
Ii Oent-"Heres reputation OF Gen. Off," The
only response bis request general exclamation
of "Oh :" and the spontaneous rising of several il
lueutia persons who demonstrated against any such de-
moustration that proposed; and thus the episode
| ended
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can the industrious farmer such Immediate
% for his upon these prairie Soils they being composed
Of. deep oam The fertility Of which unsurpassed by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over private capital have been expended on the
railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch part Of the income from
these works with yaas lie Iubhc fund In lands 60 to
mnsh h expenses the LIGHT and must
| quently every day decrease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
YAy0O COTTONLANDs!

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOX NEGROES.
nv undersigned proposes sell exch npe for Negroes
from 900 TO 5000 Acres Of the fnest Cotton Lands In the
Yazoo Valley.
these Lands cultivation, with Steam Mills and
GIns-others deadened and be esslly Improved
These Lands the richest portions Of Ya=oo and Washing
counties and convenient 10 navigation.
Any perfons WISHING negotiate referred to Mes. j. r.
Anderson Co., Tedegar lion Works Richmond Va. and
address W. fAREETr, or
II. LAWRENCE,
deS-dU YaEco City Miss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
CAPTURE OF

CAPTURE OF MORE FORTS.
PENSACOLA, Jan. IL The Fort az Barancas and the
Maynard at this place captured Yesterday by Ala
bama and Florida troops
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
STAUNTON
ROOT. SHOE AND LEATHER FACTORY.

IlGJS Company prepared TO I'LL orders for Mems Womens
boys girls brogsns Of VARIETY from the
finest slipper Congress CATER aud Oxford Tie
the hca West boot and brogan.
is Southern Factory built by Southern Capital with the
approved 'oery, worked by sa and good work
the United states and WIN furnish good work at
price Factory the Union. Let southern
sustain Southern Manufactures
orders promptly filed and all work warranted to be ouch
ordered. Addres, Wh II. CARRIER,
eune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
NOTICE,

yNHE CoPARTNEgsHP heretofore existing the under.
signed this day d. solved by mutual consent The afhs
Of the Will be settled by W. GREKS who au horned
10 use the name Of the concern for that purpose
WV r. GRFHN
RICHMOND, January lst, 1851. " w HOBsON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

which, they will perceive enable hem by proper energy
Industry provide homes FOR them
seye, and families WITH comparatively speaking little CAPT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

HENRY RiyEs takes this method infor-ing hs friends
- he will continue to sell Commion, Tobacco Wheat
and al other Country Produce
present be may lie found at the Office OF A. Y STOKES
Co. and respectfully socis continuance
stow ed on the late firm OF stokes 4 Rvs
J. HENRY RIvEs.
Rruvoyp lar 1st. 1861. ia1-Qw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
GENERAL AGENCY.

NHr subscriber having Withdraw ron the cere Of
ISGs HOLIDAY viii be prepared N the Agency
business. the LIST Of January He all give he sre
ton I, hiring out renting Bouss and colios eiims
Of all kinds and hopes 10 receive fair popson pairor
nom his old hiends ard the public generally.
once on Yrsnkin street, opposite - whIs egilA.
dsi1-d&elm HOWARD q. RAwLiNaA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
AMELIA COUNTY, Jan

aesrs II Harrison L W. Esslest9n, Wilkinson, Edwarl
Green, ant oihe.s
esty desire poe self caaide 20 represent N 8
Eers District easuiLg state Convention handed TO
10 terdAy .
l. ne r,-t state % the country consider myself bound t.
h AMI those 81 other friends by Nhom have
h-r.tcf'r. been selected 90 become acaudtlate.
The this the dSf ~ election 50 thcr aa'
the District meet TIA Convention, and select
csndet scl-rts could be generally made known 10
heuotherws shnll TIcfer 70 wait 10 learn and Ter 10
,r asce-lnld pref As Il i shall enteayor 10 norm
ny opuo-s al subjects likely TO De considered II
CJnvtnt
shan at pubic MEETINGS IL the District, and al
mean In my power - a-quSnt them with viess.
,-uI my thanks kind appreciation Of ry
capacity ep-gscn; you ts critical and alarming condition Of
public aIsirt .
my SIav, 10 whom oEe elegance
Mos respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 Acres
of Rich Forming Landsin Tracks of Forty Aeres and
Upoard on Long Credits aud Lou Prices.

yyHE attention othe nispsrg ard Industrious portion OF the
community directed the following statements and liberal
Inducements offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

- ,h-.s wears hence &c would cOun-
stored ~ o"-' r.,ional couy, ntion 20 dstermae W
ee w. M 20 What amendments s'Vuu W "'-N' "
or.snc law Of the COUNT hs,d Tia, the Federal Coz.
lie s,;rss lis existence from the assent OF 'ue
eralaen' sreat emergency it was proper TO go
PeoPe' - ,onls. that this the best Iovernmehs
back 20 INV y ~ could be conceived by the mni OF
tN n, vas ready 10 vote for properly
'.-,ss invasion Of and ~ tne SAY ~" -. !
70 ,,iroAds 20 the Pacific shoull Dc
that Two 80 mouth of the Mississippi and the other
--oa9 - .,ra,eDee Of the Mississippi aud Missouri
ic. ~, ,s,rncd early from Jefferson that men "ou'l
ne u. Az wbst ~ thought best, and that II was a
=, lcloE in the right where We eolI no' So,
On S-.h0,tsd these propositions with great dill
IL a" bo,ld lend his best efforts to the preserva-
dlee, az and the Union. Violence bad already
Ton o. - mt e hoped still for the Constitution aud
80, mating his trust IN the wisdom and patriot
Gene American people. he Prayei t1St violence ana
rn -. NIGHT remain merely local, and that whaiev-
er dlngsrs were 70 oe "s'
S;.,est determination.
d. ~ Union ultimately he would no; despair. l.
Ia continue and endure, and men IN after years
- declare that this genfraton 'aved the Onion oy
sn'-.s Of A no guanmity which even exceeded that
u. Iteration which in former DAYS founded the gov
Cent In the names of Liberty Justice and Humanity
NJ senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
40 ,,ssvssloN o. THE PUBLIC OFFICES IN ST. LOUIS
" CIsrk OF Missouri read a Geographic despatch, as
- in the papers Of this morning relative TO the
80 Of military possession OF the cusiomoooSe, post
60 and ,ub-trsasury, in the city Of St LOUIS, oy order
y. 4 .y.enaut General Scott He desired to make an
Irsiop in order that the country might not be de-
- NV Ibis Intelligence. Everybody knew that the e
eti.obce. we're in the same building. What condition
trs existed in 81 Louis 20 justify this course be
- Tot The people Of that city, so far, have been
and loy.l TO the Union. The Legislature Of Mis-
g.. :. nov in session. Missouri makes threats
81 sbe i t,rmined 70 take such steps her honor
fty REQUIRE for the redress Of grievances, and she
.g a, t-i. ip her own time and in her own way.
NJ Fe1to7, and others, objected to the gentlemans
remarks
v.rHDRAwAL or THIS MISSISSIPPI NsNEERS.
Tie Sneaker "a before the House the following let
go ,45-essed 10 him. aud bearing this days date
So. Having received official Information that the
So, NJ Mississippi has passed odinarce, through
rrtion representing the sovereignty of the State,
lin, date the g,h Of January, by which ordinance
$500. Withdrawn from the Federal Government all the
,e-rs delegated 1t at the time the Federal Union
formed 20 becomes our duty 10 Law the facts before
~ and 20 withdraw ourselves from the further dehbe-
,,,-s Of this body. While regret the necessity for
i. action of or State fully appreciate it, aud shall
p-7 10 her bosom 10 share her fortunes through all
phases
With sentiments OF re pect we are, s'r, etc.
OTHO r SINGLETON,
WILLIAM BARKSDALE,
REUBEN DAVIS,
JOHN j McRAE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
VISIT OF TIE SOUTH CAROLINA SECRETARIES
OF WAR AND STATE To FORT SUMTEi
,NsITIf A Az OE TpT-CF

CHARLESTON. ,u. lip. M.-lour correspondent
has been irving all light TO learn why the South Carolina
Secretaries Of War ard Of State went to-day 10 Fort
SUMTER bu they viii not inform the people till tomor-
row.
Tdere ia great excitement tonight and all descriptions
Of tuuors. Tie Secretaries went uuGer Il OF truce,
aad remained there some NO hours.
pretty rc.i.be source SAYS the visit was rot hostile,
aud that lis object viii be made known 20 morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

THEArRE-If the reader who has not attended the
Theatre during Miss Joey GOugenheim's engagement
should imagine that the personal appearance of the
young LADY indicated by her pltronymic, one glance
a. the fair artistic would convince him of his error aud
cou6rm him in the doctrine tha. by any other
name would smell a. sweet" No; il the names were
indications of looks Miss Joey would require such APP
pellatoas as "Miss Brilliant Cbarmer," something
similar. She is a sprighy, Piccoomnish actress, dis
playing perfect familiarity with the stage, and is quite
equal 70 the lire Of characters she undertakes Her
gement viii te prolonged for another week, and seye-
raj new pieces will be introduced
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
NEGRO HIRING.

1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
TIVE undersigned will continue the above business the ensuing
year, and socs the inued patronage OF those friends
10 whom he acts, snd OF the public generally
With the knoEiedge obtained nv experience In
This business he feels that he will be able good
homes and the best prices att non will be given the
tnrued TO hs aad his Office
the Of those Who have homes In the city
Having compelled TO buy the centre interest OF his late
In the Of awnings Holaday himself
against all the books and OF the with
him for ueneLt
deo2O-d&cIn ALFRED l. HOLIDAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
EDUCATION.
NgRs. PHILIP MAYO viii

EMORY AND henry COLLEGE,,
WASHINGTON co.
IVHE SPRING SESSION OF this Institution will begin 10th
IL January next.
Those expecting enter should be here possible
regularly with the elias Our facilities for imparng lib raj
education ample and charges little than young
would be subjected home seventyhve dollars will
the OF Ton Board Fuel and contingent fee for i've
months
For additional Information address
L. Z. wILsY, President
del0-dtcSm Emory O