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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-29
No. 8s-AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE APPOINT
MENT OF JAIL COMMISSIONERS.

hereIy enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SEC l. Whenever the Office of commissioner OF Jail delivery
any county shall become vacant by DEATH removal other
wise the judges of the county court in tho county In which such
vacancy occurs may at any tme fill such vacancy by the a
pontment of another person. who shall be sworn to the faithful
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-29
No. SAN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER EIGHT

No. 35.-AN ACT IN ADDITION To CHAPTER EIGHT
ZEN OF THE COMPILED STATUTES, IN RELATION
TO THE SUPPORT AND REMOVAL OF PAUPERS,
AND THE RELIEF OF THE INSANE POOR
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of he State Of
Perm nj:
SEC If any married of sufficient ability to support
and maintain his wife, SHALL by his neglect default suffer
her become cageab pauper upon town this state
may the expense incurred IN the support Of
such wife action of asumpst against such husband
pd that recovery shall be had for any expense incurred
more than one year previous to such action
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 9, 1861.
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shall pay fine Of not than fifty less than dollars
in the discretion of the court.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 8, 1861.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-29

NO 24-AN AOT IN RELATION To THE COLLEOTlON
OF TAXES IN CERTAIN CASES.
is hereby eRaced By the General assembly of the State Of
Vermont:
SEC IT, at any time after making the grand list Of any
town. and setting therein the property Of any unmarried
She shall marry and her property thereby pass into the possession
Of her husband it shall be lawful for any collector Of taxes who
may hold tax against said unmarried at the time Of
her marriage any time thereafter collect the of
her said husband in the if the tax had been
originally assessed against such husband.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November IS, 1861
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-29
No. 83.-AN ACT RELATING TO THE AUDITING OF AC


OUUNIo AWAINoI IIE II AI Y,
hereby eaacted By the General AsSe6y Of the State Of
Vermont:
SEC l. All against the shall hereafter be pre-
auditor of for examination aud allowance
except such properly pertain the several courts in this
state and such military accounts may be otherwise provided
for by law.
SEC 2 1t shall be the duty Of the auditor Of accounts
anime the allowed by the auditors with
view to correct and prevent any improper allowances and he
nav from time time establish such rules and regulations,
inconsistent with law for their guidance he may deem
sary in order thorough and careful examination
of the presented them for examination aud allow
ance and for purpose of establishing nearly pracca-
bic, a uniform system Of allowances
SEC All and parts of acts inconsistent with this act,
are hereby repealed.
SEC T. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November q, 1861.
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LAWS OF VERMONT,

Designated By the Secretary Of State for publication in The Nerpqpos
No. IAN ACT APPORTIONING THE MEMBERS OF
THE SENATE OF THIS STATE TO THE SEVERAL
COUNTIES.
is here5V enacted Iy he General Asseby of The Slate of
Vermont foAoWs;
L. The several counties in this state shall be entitled
to elect and have their senators in the following proportion to
wit
Addison county, two;
bennington county, two
Caledonia county, two;
Cmtenden county, three
Essex county, one
Franklin county, three;
Grand Isle county, one;
LamOlle county,
Orange county, two;
Orleans county, two;
Rutland county, three;
Washington county three
Windlmm county,
Windsor county, three.
SIC . All acts inconsistent with this act are hereby re-
pcalcd
Approved November 90 1861
No. 3.--AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXERCISE OF
THE EXECUTIVE POWERS IN GASES or VACANCY
lN THE OFFICES OF GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
MS hreby nact by the general A,subly of ms state Of
SEC l. Whenever there shall be vacancy n the Offices Of
governor aud Lieutenant governor occaoneI by failure
elect or by the removal from Office by the DEATH regna
ton or inability OF both the governor and lieutenant governor
the speaker for e time being Of the house Of representatives
shall act governor and shall exercise the powers and dis
charge e duties apperanng to the office OF governor accord
ingy until the disability shall be removed or governor shall
bc elected.
SEC The entitled relating the offices of
governor and lieutenant governor approved November 10d
A. ID. 1851. is hereby repealed
SIC g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved October 3d. 1861.
No.4-AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT PROVIDING FOR
THE REVISION OF THE PUBLIC LAWS OF THIS
STATE APPROVED NOVEMBER %, 1860
Is dereby enacted By the Gaerai assembly g The SHe ot
Ve-Bigp, 0 .H0rs:
SEC. l. section Of providing for the revision
of the public laws of this state approved November 26 1860,
amended that the report contemplated by said to be
made the general assembly at its present session Shall be
governor Of this before the 20 DAY Of
Juue A. ID. 1862
SEC said commissioners shall have the said revision
printed and ready for the Of the general assembly by the
first day of July, A. 1862
SIC. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November Il, 1861.
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No 25--AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION FlF
TEEN OF CHAPTER SlXTY-EIGHT OF THE COM
PILED STATUTES.
is deby enacteS by The General assembly of the state IF
Vermont
SEC The annual product Of the real estate Of any marr
ed shall be attached levied upon for any debt
liability Of her husband except debts created for necesaes for
the family Of such husband and wife and except debts for labor
materials furnished upon for the cultivation improve
Of such real proded that this shall affect
any attachment or levy already made
SEC. , This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 90 1861.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-29

WITNESSES IN OhIMINA
is hereby fnlced by The General assembly Of The State Of
Vermont
SEC l. If any person who has been legally summoned as
witness to attend before any court in this state to testify IN
criminal cause shall wiluy wronguy refuse to attend
before such and testify such person so offending shall for
felt and pay fine of exceeding one hundred nor less than
dollars or NAV be imprisoned in the county Jail exceed
ing six months or subject both of such penalties in the
discretion Of the court.
SEC 2 If any person shall knowingly and wronguly coun
col aid o assist anv person summoned to testify alore
od 10 absent himself from attendance before such court he
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DISCUSSION IN lNR HersE o. RrPRESEYIAurR

"e""esddy hVening, AOv. 20, 1861.
on The Joint Resolutions relating to National 46riy,
and 10 tbe arrest and return of Fpqifire Siare5.
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(oniedcrufed innrress

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, Feb. l2-The Standing
Committees were announced.
The Presidents message was received and
read.
a dispatch was received from the Louisiana
Convention, cordially approving the noinina-
ton of Davis and stephens.
Designs for seal and flag of the Confederat ted
States Were referred to the appropriate COM
mittpe.
A resolution was offered, that ntil other
wise provided, the several officers of customs
be continued i'll Office. Referred
n resolution was offered instructinS the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to inquire into
the necessity, as soon rs the President is in
augurated, of sending Commissioners TO the
Government of the United States. Referred.
The tonYent ton then went into secret SEES
sion during which the following was adopted
Resoired That this Government takes under its
charge the questions aud difficulties now pendi NJ
between the sovereign States Of this Contedcracy
aud the Government OF the United States, relatl ng
to the occupation of forts, arSenals, navy yards
and spther public establishments, and that the
President of this Congress is directed to c0mmu
nicate this resolution to the Governors of the
States.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
COnsre xsi0ual.

COu2re xsiOnal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.--Sennse--Mr t,ritteo
den presented Union memorial from Massa
chuse'ts, signed by q, 0Oo names
Mr.. sumner attacked the memorial He
said the day for compromise hid passed The
signers did not know what they signed their
Mr.. Crittenden responded, and Mr.. Sumner
reloined.
The Naval Appropriation bill was resumed.
Mr. freen made a.spcech against the steam
siooi amendment. He defended the right of
secession.
The amendment was agreed 10 and the bin
passed.
House.--Mr. sherman sent 10 the Clerks
desk a letter from the Secretary of the Trea-
snry, showing its bankrupt condition, there
being only 100000 subject to draft and 50, 600,
coo or Flo,N0 900 would be- rec uired before the
attn OF March. The Secretary suggests that n
bill be passed to enable him TO accept any
State guarantee for Government stock which
may be issued for the amount deposited with
the States in 1896. He further says he will be
compelled to advertise the new loan this
week
Mr.. Sherman reported bill in accordance
with the Secretary's suggestion.
Mr.. Garnet, of Va, objected. lie would
place the Government i'll The condition OF a
HIeudicaHt
MIR. Morris. of III. from the committee for
inNestiga ting the Indian Trust Bond Deialca-
ton, reported, placing Gov. Floyd III an un-
enNiable position. ExSecrctaries Thompson
manner in which the bonds Were kept.
Mr.. Pryor inquired how many OF the COM
nittee concurred in the report?
A voice cried out, "All."
Mr.. Pryor said he had understood differ
emily.
The Senate's amendment 10 the Pacific Rail-
road bill was resumed
Mr. Pryor protes ted against the bill. No
warrant for IL WAS to he found in the Consti-
tuition. Besides, it should not be attempted al
this time, owing TO the bankruptcy OF the
Treasury. lie moved that the amendments
Toe tabled
The motion was disagreed TO.
After a long debate on the subject, the House
adjourned.
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Correspondence of the Richmond hlspatch
sl,sqf Esgrofs and Lcnd-Large cTood-7he
crisis, dc.
LOUISA G. H., Feb. -, 1851,
Ia1ve never seen a greater concourse CT
r.gpls At Louisa Court than We're here yes
t-.y The advertisement OF ninety ser
wants for sale brought many who are not IN
e habit Of attending here. One would hard-
lg think of the existence of n financial crisis
while seeing the high prices given Tor negroes.
Or sold for some 81, 900. Several Went up
g,ris Of II 200, while many brought from
$50 10 81 $40 piece.
The people Of this county are for secession,
a.i they believe that we have nothing 70 fear
Il ,Ar Southern people are united. "liilam
# Amber. ESD, sent from this county TO the
Conventions. is a strong man, and VIII ABLY
,4d,ct the feelings and opinions OF his con-
-tilueECy.
Rev A VI. Poindexter. Of your city,
preached eloquent sermon Ill the EaPtist
Church. at this place, last night. He made
al effort yesterday to raise funds with which
20 send ont Rev. ! W Jones and lady, who
reside here. tn China, and a few individuals
subscribed 500. Rev. Mr. Jones IS eminent
iy fitted for the work TO which he has been set
alert, and Notwithstanding the difficulty OF
securing money for any purpose, we think he
saE be sent out 10 the great work OF eVangei-
ALg the heather.
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HE INHALER Massachusetts.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE wlaler MaSsa-
chusetts on the night of Dec 9Th, lost sight of
the captain and boats crew of eighteen men,
who had started in pursuit of sperm whale.
The ship cruised about for several days, but
concluding that the boat had been lost, she put
INTO Rio on Dee. 18th. The boat arrived
safely at Santos on the 10th, having been five
days without provisions.
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Marine Disasters,

NORFOLK, Feb. 12.-Schooner Grace Caro-
line of New Haven, was wrecked off Smiths
Point yesterday. Her Captain and seven of
the crew have arrived.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-The pilot boat, n. Y.
Leitch has just reached the city with sea-
man picked up by ski1f, who says he belong
ed TO the brig JAS. Madison, OF Baltimore,
which sailed from Attakapas on the I'd inst
She was wrecked on Stone Shoals and all eX-
cept himself lost.
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Attemp: at Murder with an Internal
MACHINERY

PIrrsBuRG, PA, Feb. u.-There was di-
abolical attempt TO destroy the family of Au-
guStus Hoeyler, a well known citizen of Lau-
renceviIle, by IN g Internal machine" Satur-
day night. The machine was placed on the
window sill, and fired by means of a fuse
The whole front of the building battered
by the explosion, which was a. loud a. the
discharge of ordnance. Several bullets struck
III different parts of the room i'll which the
uoeyler family Were sleeping, bu all miracu-
lously escaped injury. There is no clue to the
perpe ira tor OF the tiendiSh act
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From AashinptOn.

WAsHIsGroy, Feb. lS.-Col. Craiye, of the
Ordnance Department, has applied to Con
gress for an additional appropriation of $500
600. 1t is rendered necessary, he says, by the
recent seizures of Southern arSenals and forts,
in which n large quantity of war materials
We're tored, including gunpowder.
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK Feb. i2.-Cotton dali: Middllug Up
land ll96ilis cents. Flour dull: Southern ,.aoGt
5.S5 Wheat lower. Corn lower: Mixed 6a@6il
Mess sl76tI7 25 Lard dull at va 10 cts. Whiskey
steady at Is Coffee steady: Rio lMl3 cents
Turpentine steady at 3j9tt36s cents. Resin dull
Stocks active and higher: New York Centrais
s7s4: Virginia o's S16i.
BALTIMORE, Feb. I2.-Flour active and lower
Howard ST. s. r. Wheat dull red ~ 250t 81 80
white 81 4e9tsI 30. Cora lower yellow 57M5sc.
white e7@a03c. Mess Pork sl7msl7.75 prime
sl3 so, Lard tote. Coffee active at l2iU 10 cts
Whlskey quiet at iSc.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, n G., Feb. 12.--The Senate to day
rejected the bill TO amend the Constitution by
adopting the dd rdlorem system of taxation,
but the vote was reconsidered.
Tomorrow evening Hon. Sam'l Hail. Com
missioner from Georgia, has formal recep-
ton.
Federal matters are at a dead calm
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NORFOLK, Feb. 12.--Last nightan engine and
three empty cars ran into the South branch OF
the Elizabeth river, through the open draw
The engineer was deceived by a signal Noone
was seriously hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

SYALL Poz.-Smal pox is prevailing 10 an
oarming extent in Philadelphia. II is not
toafned 10 any particular locality. 1t does
not, however, seem to be as fatal III its effects
Is when it paid that city visit twelve or 1if-
irel wears since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

TAI AND FEArHEEs.-On Monday night last
anabolitnnist was grabbed in Marion, Sny the
county. lie was tarred, feathered, and ridden
on rail. and committed to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

TGg ENTIRE MILITARY FORCE of this coun
Try il estimated from late. but imperfect re-
turns g. los coo, of which about 800, 900 are in
Imtry, cavalry 2G,0C1 artillery 1900: rifle
Men - go
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CHAmEsToS RAcBs-E0arh Ddy.-Handicap
race three mile heats, won by Planet over
Leisure, in 5i5-5:47. In Il three mile dash,
tGchequer beat Julia Cooper in $50.
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ARTIFICIAL TIE E
CHEOPLASTIC AND NULCANITE

<s7sr ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-.THE
kSesSSsrs5ss CHEOPLASTIC AND NULCANITE
UfFA PROCESS.-G. w. JONES, DEN
A1IIIT list, having the right for the above
mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied of its
absolute superiority over all other methods, can
with confidence commend it to those desiring full
or MARTIAL sets OF teeth and especially such may
he dissatisfied with those they are now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate TO the mouth
and the suction thereby secured, enables MN 70
thod hs Wing been adopted iy those standing high
est The profession North and south ,ssme %
those wishing To see them. Sets ofTeeth, on gold
or any other plate, will, Of course, be made Tor
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing p. FIX
tractinp and ali other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELkC-
TRICKY, pithout pain.
hit de lily
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DENTIST Y.

x-nr=--s GEO. b. STEEL. DENTIST,
ssSSszgSaAy Office and residence south side OF
U1fSS6A Main, between eth and Sth streets,
-AILIy five doors above the Spotswood
Hotel, Richmond, Va performs all operations Ell
Their in the operative or mechanical departments
of DENTISTRY, in the best manner, using OIL y the
nures: material fe 1l-dlm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
.URxITURE. DRY GOODS, SHOES

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES,
+ &c.-Wili be sold at auction, at my store
on THURSDAY, Feb IL, commencing at 10 o elk
a lot OF second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS Ready made Clothing, Shoes, &c
GROCERIES, Whiskey, Brandy. Cigars, To-
ALsO.-Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry and
fe IL ALEX. MOTT. Anct'r.
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do COFFEE, SUGAR. &c., AT AUCTION:
IL On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing al
IL o'clock we will sell, at our auction store
So bags prime quality RIO COFFEE.
l20 hhds fair to choice quality SUGARS.
70 hhds MUSCoVADo MOLASSES.
80 daz. SPADES and SHOFEl.S, and other ar
tieles suited to the trade.
TERMS Under $780, cash over Floo, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
H.S Sale without regard to weather.
f. IL DUNLOP, MONCURE CO, Aucts.
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WOOD, COAL, &c.

COKE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
" will be, until further notice, follows
Lump Coke, Sc 90 per load.
Stove Coke, ....................5.5 90 " "
Hail Coke, 3oG
de Its JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and under
" shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de Its JNO J. WERTH. Ag't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

SMEN Ts.-Eiastic Trnsses, Medical Saddle
Hss MedSs fafis 5 :'%s fSsa'
fe 70 l55 Main street.
CWEET OiL.-we hase aow in store supply
- of Sweet Oil suitable Tor tobaeconlsts, and Tor
s" fs 'y the s F. ,Jolh 4 BRO Druggists
nEyONsHIRE SEWING CHAIRS use
~ full and desirable Chair, being well adapted Tor
e "a Is sewing or THSss t"I B iff Co
nIL. OiL.--Bieached Winter sperm OIL;
- Bleached Winter Whale Oil; Prime Lard Oil;
Prime Tanners OIL; for sale by ...
80, W. PETERSON & CO.. p p. Na;e L
THE BEST CHEWING TJBACCo.-.The
i celebrated Lee9mpte, and great variety Oh
0'Sss popular SrissT lRs 1is Co. 1 Main St
ExTRA c AND sUGAR.-75 bbis. prime
IL Extra Sugar; rs bbls. prime Z Sugar he
fed is ~ LEWIS WEBB Il JOHN G. WADE.
CTEEL FIRE sETs.-Fine Polished Steel
- Fire Sets, Fire Stands, Brass shoyeis and Tongs,
Tenders Blower s Ttos Se e ps ri Of co
4 MEXICAN AND >WEDE NAIL RODS,
fe IL JOHN n. GORDON & Son
GERMAN WAX CANDLES. in whole and
~ h h boxes for l JdHs 81 GORDON SON
DKIME LAGUAYRA COFFEE.-zoo bags
fe ps,m0 hAf LEWIS WEB WEBB joTS & wApE
UERONINE OLA superior article OF kero-
IN sine Oil just received and for sale ny
f. II W. l.. wARING.
DLOUGH PLATES. made to our own or
fe IL JOHN N. dOhDoA G. syn
PLANTATION CIGAKS-A rich aud elegant
L article Just received and for sale ny
feI DOVE 4 Co, Druggists.
JAPANESE TRAYS Something elegant and
unique, for sale by noy,s RI prnes,sts
ia2s DOVE a Gb.. pruexls.s.
U EROSINE OLA fresh supply ofkerosine
N Oil and Lamps, for sale by
jasl j. W. FRAYsER. Druggist, ith -.
DAY RUM--Of superior quality, just received
- and for sale by w. PETERSON & TO-.
MELTON PICCOLOMINi'S--A further sup
store AZ * y KEEN. 1BAIiwiN i WILLIAMS.
turning FLuID--0f superior quality, in
les '' " +. joniSsToN BRO, Druggists.
LrANILY fLOu II. --2o bills FAMILY FLOu Il,
T. Genito brand, on consignment, for sale by
IN kE0s 81. .CARR. KODA--In store aud
fss ''' '''' W. W. PsEsrsRsos i CO.. prusxir...
LIME SMOKING 70 BAEC o. ..spIsadid
| i LynchbnEg smoking Tobacco. BY the pound,
tor ,sle BY Tee 4. DopsKER SEQ.
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Among the military gentlemen accompany
ing the Lincoln Presidential travelling party
Is Colonel Ellsworth, OF the famous Chicago
Z0usy.s
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N0TiCE.I7Pnsrsons wishing to correct their
" in ahe WIFI
the COURT HOUSE, on MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY next, where shall attend for that
take pleasure to make such corrections as shall
appear ! proper Com Rev. Upper p Distret f c.
DICHMOND PLANNING MILL: CORNER
IL MAIN AND TIN STREETS.-Having pur-
chased the planning MILL, situated at the cor
execute exc FLAMING in all its various branches, at
the shortest notice; and having determined to buy
for casa only everything, requisite to conduct the
ize others TO contract debts for account of
the same, We shall therefore, be enabled to carry
Every er kind Of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
ING, and every branch OF PLANlNG and saw, saw
IN done promptly, and upon the most liberal
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
fe s-2w* X. B. WOODWARD.
7 ME, LIME, LIME am prepared to fur;
IL nish farmers and others with SHE'LL LIME of
the best quality, in large or small quantities, as
low, or lower, than it can be obtained elsewhere,
delivered at my of the depots, or on board 81 boats
ia the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders to
my lime kilns, ON the Canal or at Bacon S Quarter
street aud Basin Bank, or SMITH HARwooD's.
Hardware Dealers, No. IS Main street, and they
will receive prompt attention wu su,ru
JOS. BEAR, OF MARION, SMYTHE
i, CO., VA, have this day appointed JULIUS
t SEAR to os o Dry GODS a1a Shoes
BOOTS and anything generally kept IN a Dry
Goods store, ON nth street, opposite the Old Mar
ket Ia hing and sell for cash only. JOS. BEAR.
Richmond, Va, Feb. /, lsoi lie s-2wf
7 HEREBY appoint JOHN W.. HlLLY ARD
/ nv Agent to transact business for me al the
corner Of 18th and Cary streets, As a dealer in
Liquors and other business pertaining To keeping
a SALOON, to buy and sell Tor cash qhty r,xo,
Richmond February lst 1851. fe lists
DIKE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
X -np AppEII HERRING Il Co ~ MANUFAC-
TURE.-The subscriber has on consignment as
sorted sizes Of the above celebrated sAFEs, which
ne A iasps 4 lot Ius Of "MAHoGANY SHOWCASES
ei~ts j. II. DIGGEs. No, SO Main street.
4 STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.-f
n your hair is inclined to fali out, purchase
bottle of EZEkIEL'S HAIR R.sToRER Refer.
enca To ladies and gentlemen OF this city can be
given, who have restored their mar oy It's use
when all other applications have Jailed.
For sale by all Druggists, Price ~ per bottle.
Orders must be addressed e
ja es-tm* N. ElEhiLi., w Maih ST
NYOrICE. -.AlI persons indebted to the late
IN firm Of MAULE BESILI, by open account,
bond, or otherwise, are hereby notined that
unless thew call ON the subscriber before the
.st Of March and settle, their bills Will be
put In the hands of officers Tor coeeiion, ss iar-
1n ,a s laauassa's eAAA'' - wM J, BEvILL.
VALENTINES: VALEN1INEx::
10000 COMIC and SENTIMENTAL yALEH-
TINES have lust arrived, aud will be sold ut
prices TO suit the times and the taste pt eur worthy
friend. and the kind public ~ g snassraaRr Syco.
fee cosssy Brood and Vi vtrssts.