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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08
DOoKs srrrNRLEr oR THE TIMES.

Is
T4ylorS Haqay An enquiry n'o the pn-ples and policy Of
the CGitrd States, by John TAy lor OF
Caroline couaty Va Price o. 90.
the Science Of Government series Office
the Science Of Intended 10 the
the study Of the Constitution OF the United States
by Beverley fucker, Professor Of Law Ia he University Of
william aai Mary, Va. Si5l
Upshur GOysInmsUt brief enquiry INTO the nature and
OF Federal Government being review OF Judge
Storys ionst uon Of the United States
b. Jujre Abe L. Urstur Of Vginla Sl.to
The WrIr-s Hgah Swu LrgNe late Attorney GeHes o.
tSe ua cd states. preisced b. memoir OF his He vos
q IN.
A souhsiic Slavery. BY Rev Nehemiah Adams. New
FL 15c.
Slaves without Masters. BY George FtEhugh, or
Caroline Va Cloth SioJ.
Sociology South the failure Of free society. BY George
Ftzhugh. Cloth tlC0. Paper T6c.
F-r sale ~ A. MORRIS,
,ebS 1871 Main street.
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EIGHTH C0NPAYy.ATTFyTYOYt

Au-i Ct your company, at sweeney, WEDNhS
Day - gfh Of F-n~uSrv, ls6l. AZ n O'Clock.
$3.50. % ,hs srH OJsP,Sl are Is follows Commenc'r. or
r~e. yer 20 Eugssnj Road along tbs Road 20 NcE Mark
New Narzrt 90 Central R0s1 El1-g Central So2l %
L5n rdg. Rost the Lorg P -e Road TO Charles Ci,y
E - River, aud along yer % Kin Isl lui
E.sH E. order q Co'oatl DAVIS,
a. faFIa, AifuttaL f.~-llr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

&, sar1-s' Richard so0,S, batter, % oi Ss1'
pa .,,.arei neAr bis store, on WEDNESDAY nlsnS
's nan who bad Just stolen couple Of , Umbrella s-
The os protested that at they D5n Ssd S oe. g
q BIN o. .",op. Mr.. NJ called to the other one, who
lsos ~ 10 stop, and as he paid no attention &c
- 49,, 80. Mr. Moore fred at him With pistol 3ao
De summon s.Iis near bis right hip. He took the other
biyt ,sT - s,ors and punished him severely Neser
rec NV vas Investigated before the Mayor, and Mr.
"a, ihe CO. an 10 answer for the offence-ba being
Wore poib negroes are represented to be in crti
% ambition.
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49, TERI Il conceded 20 be The most d-lleiors whole
some World used by almost fam
y Ia Nac solely for this climate and should be
found n the every Southern Family or all dis
the aad bowels They fall TO make
DYs Read sthe &c with pain ia the
bowels they gye immediate reie! dsordered
lis and IN sex aud dcbtaed persons they will give ytsl
energy tAe whole system They only need trial 10 give them
precedence all other Brs The beis be had Of
Messrs GRAY PURCELL. LaDD co and by all prouinen,
Drus in Ne city Of Richmond and elsewhere In Iirg na aud
@. CtNGY GttPlV Z co Baltimore: 4 FAHNEsT0CS CO,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, New Y rk
ders dlicl by addressing T. BAKER Proprietor,
4 - NM N
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ros,eE-At the FIRST Market Scales, last month
,Ibs Hay, $, $50 lbs Oats, 2i,4l0 lbs Fodder,
.soso lbs Shucks were weighed. Same time, last
al 500 lbs Hay $3.50 los Oats, aud !, 100 lbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

TIE Agricultural Products a Illinois greater than those OF
any sher products during the past
The whes. of 1850 approaches $1,000
900 bushels while the crop yields not less than i4OOoo
hnshaA
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THE STATE DEBT
PRESENT POPULATION.

Tie Shs only tlo 06sss H. and within hs as three
ys been redaceJ ~ 99 80 So Hf may reasonably
eeoect hat IN Ten PEARS ioW become e1tiac.
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NOTICE,

yVHE FIRM OF PULLIAW d BELTS having this
day ceased WILLIAM II BETS will continue Ia the Negro
Auction Business, s3d has sk Into Copar,nershp With
him GREGORY They VIII conduct the business under the
OF BETTS GREGORY their Sales Room, FRANKLIN
Street. doors below Wall Street and sbou; below
Office % Pulam Bette and respectfully solicit
nuance Ia patronage vch literally 20 W.
H. Belts while "a Tie fFn .: Pu Ham Bets.
They haze obtained services OF h BUsHRoD W. ESoIF,
CLERK, who has Interest Ia the business WEI H. BETS,
y J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER sIlis Arctioneer my 10y
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TRusTKE,s SALE OF VERY yALUAnL

rNRUSrRE's SALE OF VERY yALUADLR
l. AND DE-iAABLE PRIvA,E DWELLING on 6ru, BErwEsS
CLAY AND LEGh sTBy yr Of deed OF by
Richard W MtGuder and wife, TO the subscribers ds ed 14h
February 800 duly tded In Riehucnd Hastings Court,
snail s- public auction for cash. the promes
THURSDAY III. It February 1sG a4 o'clock p NJ II fair
not the ue' fsf day hrieaer the valuable PKIyAIE
RESIDENCE located The lot fronts 80 feet the
aide of 9Th back 1870 feet The
s OF handsome DIV hing tnesry furnished good style
Nih all node rsors ard amply en:
dEtlon rgi family The ssryauts datI0ns
g1ot The ocailo CT this property dsste private
residence 1861 20 bt paid by the
POLLING ". HANkLL, r,..
" 8ODDiS, 'us'Trs'
= LyG a NypPu luct, IL
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 400 OF private capital have been expended on the
railroad system Of Illinois Inssmuch Of the income from
OF these works with valuable public fund lands go to
diminish State expenses the and must conse
quently every day decrease.
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v,,7urR-Yesterday was Que OF the most o'us-
l1A .,.,v d.ys we have ever experienced The wind
t'-s -, Guns" the live long day, and would have
bF 81, clouds Of dust, but for the recent rains and
r''ea S;,b had thoroughly saturated the ground As
sos iSls rom the southwest, We presume that no
1s VIZ ,.ons OF damage to the shipping need be enter
-
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tsni sogr company, At CSrsrs 6roctry on
Tpr ,D AZ che g faf % hr gry i~ti, ~ O'Clock
So 10 CfvrtSY shall be ~ follows Cymueuci-g at Cor
r7-,e ice " hamburg Sasr RoAt a. % this "a 20 A.
rs G-u-ey, thence along Central Rosd o. Almond Crees
Greek James River. thence mp the River %
s.-a-4t5a 1r, AMI alorg TIL, line % staring point
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THE FORTS AND AR=ENALS OF TEXAS AND AR.

foEg SNIH, ie5 LIE Is sisted that Texas threatens
20 tke possession Of FJrs ashi.a Cobb and Arbucke
81 the Indian Territory.
t. conductor Of Zoe Overland Nail reports that the
Z. : Arsenal iu Arkansas taken possession of by
fhe State troops, .a-i Saturday night
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NV ra.. Feb. An Influential meeting was held
10 Nlecfer prior % tts sfiac Of the steamer TO de-
wise measures Tor preventing crisis IL the cotton trade
resulting from Disturbances a the Southern States
r. ou'isu were passed for he formation Of a cotton
comp .y, % BEGIN operations immediately.
Several American vessels have taken out English re-
gis,,rs 20 carry sci. o. South Carolina.
E>tsosli.ery military end naval preparations are
sill going @. ie FS~-c The attitude OF Germany to-
aasis pc-Aa.b IS 70 hHatoa liyen.
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O.
BEKswAx lots Of Yellow, bring full prces-saes since
Friday o. NJ Western and Southern mostly for export al %
CORR fair demand for home and prices
generally supported The good nd better grades are scarce
and wanted the wer sorts p'ny and dull Sales ooo' bags
CoTosIhe demand moderate during the past three
Jsys sad prics may written oneeghth Of lower
Mig qa the better grades The deliveries for
sumption DUNG the past several weeks have been unusually
fouR-Under moderate demand from the local and Eastern
Trade as Tor hp@ n NE msx iGr exs sae duf
bus other grades met with limited inquiry and ransSc
tens are therefore moderate On the receipt Of European
advcss Der steamer Kedar this port which adverse
character exeted unayoabe Influence on Change the
demand abae and all grades cpTeeted tom to 10 cents
Dbl closing dali dfoo?Ing At The rduc The market for
cu has raid Gu sid heavy and holders have been
conn He'd 10 grant q me;eia concession.
market for Wheat has been s'mewha. depressed
and sye peP eme om Earop . further de-
Dres,es The ske and pces considerably lower The de
M Corn h s also Ss ha ts
purchasers yesterday ne market elon5 heavy al V
ahe Southern g. 20 f'r yellow do q 1sS f0' 'Nd
s1SSTbere Is but Inquiry either
exeort and the tn further reduction IN prices
The sales are hide Cba at $500 cnta 80 Porto Rco 6A
&C Ne" 9:a1' Pr s.n no ans 9os Nh. s sok YES
trdav u oOo bNs bags sugar ard
pAcco The ,inscilve with moderate demand Either
for expert sd sales OILY be made a. cree
prices low gtAdes Kentucky, which the els little ct
ter feeling We colaen'e the fCiwng from r. Messengers
Tasing into eonsiiersicn general a,tcde
ring conclude that the rsnsac Jss In roe &C
show respectable ssSesa and ahoafh PoIaon o. ne sss
far tusn >. or pord OF ;he saet for the Med
nerAnsan and incpsy cOr ed to The lower qualities there
has ikews. been good Inquiry Virginia Lays al prn1g
In tcs the prime pal change 10 oE aad medium which we re-
duce opeha Of z choe selec io's, their rarity,
are Generally THIS market affords much larger
than in the United saes which crcum lance
must attention Of rers sn v ook Tor Increased
copetd this The ads purchase with great eau
ion and the demand from cutters only moder,t The sales
ace iOO1 hhcs Kenucsy; 500 do. NrEins Manu- ctHred-lhe
for has be;n mod. The priIca fss
IT. part Canada market Tie les estma
ted 81 IT. N 100 500 pigs while the receipts only .551
| psrs: the stock, thereto e. Is slightly reduced
BALTIMORE MARKETS, FEB. 6P.s.
CrTsE There not nu 'etyy in tie Coffee marie 10,
d.y INT We heard 81 about i2 Is
c-nts and we gu ,te uI o~t Rio II
ils cen DO 2QD;ss eeEts good do 2G1l2 cents
prmr do l26sK cents Lag1sJr, 4J4}{ csnt Java al
i6knl7% cent?
,LrR -Your duh again tbs unnIg and Of 400 barr.I.
Street supe- sold NJ IS IS e all ether grad and
- We ihrrsiorr nunie
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SOUTHERN NANUFACTI RES.

MAS COMrIBrCED u the jail % hv city Of nchbur-,
~ al runway The 4th dsy % jan 1851 Man,
pG-l between ave and thirty yeas axe Who say h
us. PErES He Of nsrhread color, Ave eei ulnr aev
.ht bull has o" his forehead aad one on TIE
urB m across RIGHT rostrj ard hc lip; hAd when en-
tl coh cap gray cAuee frock coat and panaloeni
-.tl-tt ani boots
r-ases give info nation % whom he belongs or
where he came f-u, a. he be slave the Will Tor
l aaI rroyc hl nay iegsl charges and take him
t. val b- zeal. with according % law.
X DUNNINGION,
s.s -vey Sc rpan; G ~ % yuctburg
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SD REGIMENT VA. MILITIA.

8 AE,rQUAErzas February, lS6l. "
,-s yo -
IN N RsT BATTALION shall be composed Of the Isl anu 2n
I v,..s.e. al is'r.c's -
1's TEYFb 20 BPAVY, ATTENTION.
,rf muster % company Far CS sta ion, York
r. oai on SATURDAY, The 18th day Of Foruary 1881 al
80 -'-7-< 90, -,
a. ~ on william Road, a'oas that Read q Boar
sr .inp 90 chi kahl~iuy, thence up Chick homiuy
51 .. 1r by Dr. Garutt' New Bridge Road, alons bis
$40, s. P.iigs Rst Whence along New Brtg- % ihr Road
l.. To-. b. b. o. Myers and along this Road g. ssrlng poiat
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such Immediate re
cults for his labor a. upon these prairie Soils they being composed
Of deep rich loam fertility Of which BY
"a.
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PROCEEDlNGS OF CoVcpVC


WAsEiSgroS Thursday, Feb. I'LL ,ass-The bill re-
0rganz rg the Patent office aud amending the Patent
laVs MAS Tassed with amendments
The report OF the Committee Of Thirty tbree came up
Ar Corsin postponed the calling of the previous ques-
ton en- II fer week
Mr. Davis, of MARYLAND made speech In which be re-
erred 10 the mbecy Of the President and the treason
OF former members Of his cabinet The Constitution and
laws, be sad, mustbe enforced, and those who oppose
them must Conquer OF submit to be DESTROYED Ap.
pause from the Republican side This was the senti-
meat Of Maryland. (hr. Kuokel Of Maryland attemp,-
ID TO make DENIAL OF this statement but the Republi-
cans would not permit him. and NJ Davis refused to
ED him the tocrl Mr. D. continued whether elect
ed 10y the people of Maryland or not will shape what
know 10 be the will OF the people of MARYLAND" Deaf
eniug applause rom the Rcpublcans) He would fight
disuuiou from the St. haTys to the Allegheny. (Mr
huukel said "iil meet you here" The Republican
c'ied "orer' Mr. Spinner said it in became those who
had listened quietly treason now TO OF ject) Mr..
Davis repeated the that Maryland did recog
the right OF secession In conclusion he advocated
the report Of the Committee Of Tbir,y-three.
Mr.. SetgNick spoke against the report and against
any compromise lie denounced the Seceders rebels.
permanent union between the slave and free States be
said failure lie would vote for peaceabe sepa-
/ ration.
Mr. Yaindgham, of Ohio, introduced amendments
20 The Constitution, dividing the Union into four sections
and requiring thar OF the demand of onehird of the
Senator's om any one Of the sections the vote should
b taken b. sections on any question: requiring their
co cuyreuce.
A rec. s. s5s taken until o'clock
Susie.-A number OF memorials in behalfof compro-
mise were presented and laid on the table
Hr. Th9uasoa, OF Nev Jersey, made short speech
in reply O. Mr. Ten Eyck
III. Ton Eyyb replied.
&v. Colnsr presented memorial in favor of the Bor
der S-tes couprOuse, which he opposed in speech.
Tue Presidents message was taken up.
NJ. NicfM p:rt 10 Mr. johnson, o! Tennessee, in
uurg UanuCs saying tAai he had persiSIently mis-
r presented SoUth Carolina NJ ". eNremely tart
towards NJ D., Lily Of the Republicans. He ar
gUej great ,sg ia maintenance OF the constitutional
right OF secession. he jefyaict Mr.. Davis, OF Misss
spp from assaults made upon him by NJ. J., tha
BE- al. eat comparing tde latter 10 ackall preyicg
dead ion. lst tlis ppiu tie applause was so great
ti,t tie sllcrie- ts bee CLEARED Mr. Wigfalss said
it s no O. ,. 90 c South whether peace war should
come, ;,a, cotton q rel ance and defence il e
the case. g.,ole-oaJ bis speech bis comparisons
unique ard Elections.
4. conclusion the Senate adjourned.
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ApARTICUnAR NOTICE.

WE sincere ,h4nks friends and
w the public generally the liberal patronage that we have
received ard hpe by strict attention to business 10
merit confirm Of the naking large
paaons carry extensively than formerly
ALEX HILL z Co. TO- l2. Galn street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and shoe.
Richmond, Va.
Ps prepared settle all accounts which due
that presented the firm ~ Alex Hin Co or 70 Alex
ndvduer and hop. a persons who Indebted 70 "a
D! use and se then f5rthyit al accounts
passed and remain unpaid will be psced In the hands
o collector. 1881 A. HILL co.
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ny GoDDIE \ APPERs0s, Auc,s.


(NOuUsaStVNEn,s SALEOF REAL ESTATE
~ IN HtNRicO TTyLys nILEs ABOVE RICHMOND III
yicus II the Circuit Court Of the Hentlco
pronounced IN the o, Dwt the New and Richmond
COIL Company sbsl Commissioner named therein proceed
upon the prencI MONDAY the h day Of March 1867
IL osloeA. NJ fair and not, the first fail day thereafter
at the place and me To sell til REE nUNDRE AND sEy
IN ACsES OF LAND adjoining Springfield In the county
rico.
10 much the purchase money will be required cash shall
be sufficient t. s charges snd attend
said the mohs Of the misli
the said suit, and the reiue credit
and mcnns secured By negotiable paper
ded from the day Of sale, retaining the title until Of
notes he respectively paid
TIE fer the 1861 TO be paid by the purchaser Sale
10 be conducted by hessys Goddln Apperson.
GUsrAyCs A. MYERS,
a. t,l.
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EJEORX AND E5EN al COLLEGE,

WASHINGTON ~.
sEyFF SPRING SESSION % Institution will begin on 10th Of
y '----.F r-Nf- a.,
sy. - % c,'-r should he here Pcs.lbie to commence
sr,,,,5 a-s annie. s; - tAsryts little than young
man ell b. a c.eI 90 bthc.as Seyentyeve dollars viii pay
tae ezys,s tc2 B-j tal and contingent lee Tor hSe
months
r. Y WILEY, President
s,ra .1E.e- Emory q, Va
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Il v c.l the At enton Of the Trade our csr,, sale
49, tnd MOLASE 20 take place this dag at Il O'Clock st.
o. .5d-d 10 hhd. prlane new SHOULDER BACON
u CHAS I MOarHAM a Co. Auels.
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F5rETH CDMFlEY. ATTENTION.


a,l mo- Ter Of company a. White OAK SsEmp Bridge
. MONDAY hr lSA day OF Ferrut~y, ISL 40 70 otlcs
g-7 f ga SuvrAN1 81 30 be i3Jws A % the "a Nags
al p.s.... uth % Boar swamp
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DOCK COMMENCE.
The following is comparison of the receipts into tn

received last month"; 40 bills 465 do pitch
go do sugar ground plaster 10 bb spirits trrpenre
50 ierce ce a. cods wood Also, New York pscl cts Bal
tmore do and do with assorted The exports
OF leading art, lie, were;
1860 1851 1860 1857
Flour, bbis l4 96,p9 lob st'n.hhds 80. i2C7
Iron tons - ~ So Do mid. pkgs. IsS9 ISL
Mill Ufs, bus l5,4.3 80. Whea'' ou'....00oO 1913
AsO kegs ais 95 copper ore 81 bales dome LIS
bus manure S bags dried fruit 6 hoop poles MILL
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-. -, E,MLA-EsiERs.-L. hi. {

- YcsssT POW SSiES.-J. W. GAR
49, LICN Eer.ad Va malut 'c'uyss "Semple's lof,l-
Ibl. Paas Pa- KS tle only factory Of the Kind In the
South a.Cl prepared n ur h TIE ertse trsie ON As ss2n
N.tltru u' ,usrs S,rple's Powder tir-
krl preparation approved h ID WrU used hicbhoHd Nag.
srsrI. % brrr-. IS ard o .ocvr5 gene E'y. it2-u
hLD ~sNEpN ErSrCEITE.--cO EHER OF
- PRaNNilN ASH. Ntat- second half of ue ses
,n OF dis School o. fr Eil the 18Th OF Feb
f,i.rg a-.i az % %. A. % 81 lu.e lyN' ru"gi T.
M r.v rsNNC.e gU d., ts been added % the Board q
f,st.sn s- y. uii IS flny De tAe Institute build
fls Tae Nj' l'tL pEtAATNtNT viii continue Gnder Mr..
rlfA - ., yl1 all AIDED ty competent assist
ants .u.u l- been rpOyc Goo Gse charge Of the class
slim Algebra aal -fs v De 90 teach oh specific stgle;
an, - fr r e teacher all be eupoye The IECrU RES
BIBLICAL Lg.EAr.&t, by Rev JAS DUNCAN, will be con
ANAL h. -i FsTBsV ArrERNOON LITE GARY LECTURES.
rsP TORY u.PA Stkrr 'or very small girs will
--.- "a ..-i.I care 90 OBJ, a. .cpal % t'c school
TleRlt. b. ufPtEsNfNr VIII be iueral and carefully
conduct comfort and sc.ty vii ne Afforded " young
isi.,l lOl.'iH. .l Ih, f-ir3y
Nai,r- -- ypes.. W y aJd % make the school equal
.ny in thr land frr tle eiucs'on "' FEMALES
~ Fos ilr;ae. ia.0Tmston address -
Richuoad. Jauuary, 1sjl jas
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. Of T,aacce a, the warehouses 10 tAl. city nom
wnt,r quiet at last quotations, va: $50
81 for red and 81 5O6!3 for white The following is cur
| liz rt.L-r 80. r.n.Ini
Nrw YORK MARKETl Prh G

TOTAL BUS. -. 8 700 % V0I 2Oiy,TiI I,Z-JF'
WOOD - quote Oak al 9AGtSH 2 cord, Pine 2h03 The
retail prices are aih for Oak and for Pine.
wo9we quote Va unwashed 2o25 cts clean washed 500
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RICHMOND Markets, FEB 7th, 1861.

increase the extent Of business
It's lent that the depression which has long prevailed still
heavily the Interests Of the community The receipts
produce continue light hough with good weather for the
next week or two believe will begin 10 send In
their Grain and Tobacco freely They cannot expect
much be,ie prices than ,hose current adjustment
national t-ouhles We fad by compar
son. tha, Ices generally tbout the quoted
fore rstmssthr exceptions being Flo1Esnd WHEAT which
higher now n an for some time part.
Northern Exchange again lower The brokers drawing
to-day on New YORK Philadelphia c on Baltimore
at4aAi%.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
DYLAG. D DAVENPORT, AUcTs m
~ ROCEnIEs, &C., AT AuCTION.-0n Tn urs-
" day, 18th vii SELL at o'eloch store
an assortment VI urocerii >, VIZ:
Coffee sug,rs, Extra c, O snd Yellow
Re,Ded syrup
Green 4 Black Teas
Csndles, sosp starch
Pure Molasses
euperor oil Bye whisky
french brandy
Champagne Wices
Lon ION Porter and Ale
Sole Leather
Manufactured Tob sceo
Hcrrnys, Bacon, &C. DC
TgRss sD0 cash; 500 ard month"; an
proved paper
fes-tas l.. @. DAvgsP )RT, Aue,s.
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NOTICE,

VOLUNTEER Officers Of State respectfully Informed
that SIDE the required by law there must he
dero the Adutan Gener. authorize the Superintendent
Of the HtAte Aruory q issue sc. 1els--u
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CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the STATE
~ respectfully informed that The comms toner's appointed
obtaining scc0UtFemnt, 4c have msd
cont acts for items they delivered az h
psf they are Issued Immediately according 70 priority Of date
Of orders. CHARLES oihhooh,
Captain aud Superintendent hmory.
Richmond Va January 1881 IAlO-u
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contiguous railroad 30 mites In length,
which connects and navgable lakes and yes
thu. sGorng an unbroken communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets.
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TO ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs

nce 1854 The Company haze sold 900 acres 7heysH on
IN actual curdtors and tUy contract contains agree
ment 10 cra TIE road - been constructed through these
lands at an epense n $4,000 00 Ia 1850 he population Of
rtyains COUNTIES through ,eIci passes only SS5css,
since , 40 been aided making ne ,rlo's pop!d
ton sli SOL gain ofl4s per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
I,2OO,OO Acres
Of Rich Farming Laad in Tracks of Forty Acrss and
UpO1rd on Long Credits and lac Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPAN

FsVHE attention oe euterpIisng and Industrious portion OF the
community Is directed the following statements and liberal
inducements offered them by The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS
In the OF South America accomplish
ing cures Bilious Fever Chl and Fever Liver Com
plaia all diseases o! the svcrevs the
ae heart kdneys bladder VIII eh the people consider mir
acuious II his CT this hey invaluable
correc,iye system Cos.yenss. lndRtston Liver Com
plant and arising disturbances Of the scretye
o-gAns anil Al unequal circulation cured by their
ag-n,y they and ubdue the proximate Of sick
ness rcsshn. IN every aud res.abshnga con-
diion # hehl, 10 each
RADWns IsSoyA1So RrSIyrST An echo TO home APPROX
s!IceLt situlDnal remedy back from the
whole ~ pan4h America There here is pronounced q
ottern. Of Scr1us, syphilis Fever Sores Bore Eyes.
Bronchitis Ohroiic rheumatism hereditary hesh diseases OF all
n full ~ all Institutional tonicS RADwAYs
RsApil sepe combined eqnl 10 subugaton OF
all aalad e, eombatted by medical science.
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich prre healthy blood secured TO al who take RAILWAYS
RESOVATISG RESOINkNr
raly .s'nshng how rapdy patients covered with Sores
skin lions healed by RAILWAYS RkNoVAriNG
RRSNLVENT st. vos DSnce Kn,s Evil scurvy Salt Rheum,
Bakers Itch Pustues letters &C, ell yield TO two BEETLES
this cleansing coolg, healing. and purifying Medicine Dr.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists and Merchants every
where.
Railway Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY l. co,
90 John Street, New York.
PURCELL LAOD CO., and JOHN T. GRAY, general whole
sal, q ns r the 81 Virginia. who will supply the trade
prices charged by Railway Co.. In New York city
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