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. BAkER'S PREMIUM BIT

49, TEitS.-Findinc that the constitutions Of his fe
low men, under the old regime Of medicine raddly
Ing away, BAKER went work. and at enormous expense
soncoced his CELEBRATED DITTEkS, which warrant.
cd restore shattered constitutions and he asks them
to up. and by supporting his discovery, relieve them
selves from the Dyspepsia and other affections Of The d.
gestve organs and, by accepting his RlTTERS their
family friend do away with the Necessity Of all
nostrums and poisonous drugs. VIII the PEOPLE accept
this Offering? DO they desire good appeiLes, pleasant
sulnbery and coRuued health: Or prricrrny their
cocs, their eeca, their headaches loss OF appetite and
OF health they willing bear the Ills they have, rather
than test the virtue Of these Buffers, which have speedily
restored thousands OF their fellow incuf Price hts
per bottle.
To be had OF all the prominent Druggists In the city OF
Richmond, and elsewhere 10 Virginia and North Carolina
Also, 6y g. ". Jones' Co., Meraphis, Tenn l. W. smith,
Brandon Miss; Syme ProTan New Orleans D. D. Miller
Covng,on, Ky; c. Sott, Washington City, u. c. Candy
GipIn Co., BALTIMORE 3. a. Fahnrs,oua Co., Philadc
phia and Barnes PARK, New York Orders allied BY
addressing f.. BAKER, Proprietor.
Feb l-dScf Richmond. Va.
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JHftTHII Ut IIIC IIUIIIs.
TERMS Eur NINE MONTHS.

0nehaf payable the st Of October 1s6O and the re-
ma!ndcr the 18th Of February 1861.
Reference Is made 10 Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hose and 70
any OF the former patrons Of the school,
Cata oGues Of the seminary, containing detailed In
formation be obtained az any Of the bookstores
By application 10 the undersigned.
A va
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T"'ss'IGis .AhES.
ur Gon BIN 4; .aP".EsssoN, Aucrs.

'Esf Va tE.i Bill. ....AL ESTATE on
umh SoCI:'-slDE OF FHANKLiH STREET, NEAR
trh OLD % tEhET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
~ "ih sell 1T pmblir Auction. or the Premises,
~ "EnntSDAf, the TWENTIETH o. FEBRUARY,
!eo! 4t eloef, j. W. the very uab" II rs;ac, To-
Gated a; above, cow In the occupancy of IT, Dog
hisS ~ Ss a up The 10, has front o. - ss and
tenem.t now renting 1913 per annur,: bat whc! ~
moderate OUTLAY could be largely increased The location
OF us properly, !ol 'uoinrss IG.p.se the be-:
IN the cry. Inc attention % tho. a.po.s 10 ayc.t Il.
real estate in an improTrg and valuable nat. CT tt- ely:
Is respectfully called 10 Ills sale -
TtE4s -oneour!h cash; baisDcc, +. g. AID non,'ir
for negotiable. notes interest GdG-d; secured nv J:
deed; taxes for lsGl /" be paid by the
The title TO Ia. proper? l. uaTuestioGtt.
Feb li--Ids. GUtpIN ;. AFPEESGN Nrl
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SHIPPING.
rnn pIrTr.SnEupuU

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FGIlIE A No. Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt.
L J. r. KELLEY, Is now ready to re- <<<fEI;ilsss,
seive freight. due notice will be given ofS1SIa1Il
her departure. -
For freight passage having superior
apply 10 o. r. CARDOZu, Agent,
100 Min Street, or Rockets
Boston gh taken through by steam at low rate and
N The Steamship ROANOKE has been
withdrawn wit from The linz for the Gressn
her. and the Steamship YORKTOWN, Cnp. rsgs5Esaa
Parrish will continue their trips between this city and New
York touching at Norfolk euch way. Days OF departure
from New York every Tuesday and Saturday o'clock,
p. 81 Days of departure from Richmond every Tuesday
Jan 2s-tf LUDLAM WATSON.
u. ). M. STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
rElHE Steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
L Thos Skinner, will leave here at four .<.t---=SS.
O'clock, T. ~, Friday, the 18th Inst >NsfSlEl1'
Passengers requested TO be GU board :-1ssiss
In due time.
Passage to New York, meals and state room Included
30 Steerage passage OILY g.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received to-day rhurstayJ and up to the hour
of o'clock ?. NJ, Friday.
Colsgnees are to send for their good. to-day
Tickets aud berths secured nj our ohce or on oard the
ship.
Freight for taken moderate rates. and forward
Feb lit LUDLAM WATSON.
EfO1s BREMEN.
rEIllE Bremen barque COLUMBIA, Captain IN
semcke, will load for the above port For 1G1TS
freight or passage apply to sEssszsA7
Jan 9S-t3w SCHiER. kOliLER co.
NOR NEW IOIsk-FItSF VESSEL.
VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND NEW YORK
PACKETS.
fEIIIE Schooner WYTllE, Captain John futile,
+ having the greater portion OF her cargo en- JlsA
aged and going on board, will have quick dis x6ES
pnich. dds
For balance OF freight apply TO
Feb l2-It DAVID WM. CCRRtE-
TNoIs LIvEfsPOOL.-The superior irs.
4 class British ship "M0KSISG STAR" Ar JtkN
thur Canpbel master, loading at City Point kFE4
and having most OF her cargo ready for shipment -z1
will sail without delay.
Fortnight Of 800 or small packages manufactured
tobacco, apply TO
Feb l3-2t CHARLES PALMER.
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CTATEOF NOIeTA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. INGIlAM COUSTY.-Wilam W. Roper and others vs..
c. L. Glenn administrator Of Charles Roper deceased-In
Equity.
In this case Il Is referred the Master TO state the ac-
count Of o. L. Green, the administrator OF Charles Ro
per- deceased and that he advertise for ell OF the next al
kin ul the said Chas Roper, decd appear before h
the time and place Of taking the Same, and prove their
relation hip.
In obedience to The foregoing order notice hereby
gyeY that have appointed my office In the town Of Went
WORTH Rockingham county the place, and Saturday
before the last Monday In March, $751; as the ne when
and where shall proceed TO state the account above
toned at which lime ard place all persons Claiming TO be
the next OF kin Of said Charles Roper requested to
make their appearance and proof to make before me-
proof they can OF their said relationship the said nes
tate. A. NJ. STALLS, u NJ r.
2I-3rn
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G.t5:SS;!s STAKE Gr'T'.5s; WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 ACRES
OF RICH FARMING LANDS IN TRACTS OF FORTY
ACRES AND UPWARD on LONG CREDITS
AND LOW PRICES
fEIIE attention NJ the entrrprsng and Iniustiou, por
Il lion Of The coumanty l., directed the following
statements and liberal Inducements oc.reI ,len 81 The
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY.
which, as th-y will perceive, will enab. ,em by proper
energy perseverance and Industry provide comfortable
homes for themselves and families, Sh, comparatively
speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State In the Valley Of the Mississippi offer. so great
an Educsent to the settlers the State OF illinois, There
portion OF the world where all OF the conditions OF
climate aad soil 30 admirably combine produce those
great staples, Corn and Wheat u, the praes Of Il
liDois.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous railroad 100 rics In
length, which connects with other roads aud navgabIe
lahes anu rNeI' Gs auoFihs hn unbrohen comrnunica
uon with the Eastern and Southern markets
RAILROAD SYSTEM IN ILLINOIS.
Owe. 0 of private capital have been rIp.nd-
I'd en- the railroad system OF Illinois, Inasuch part OF
the Income from several Of these works with valuable
public fund IN lands 80 dinnish the State expenses
the TAXES LIGHT, and consequently every day
decrease
TIE STATE DEBT.
The State debt is only s0lC63os H. and within the as,
three years has been reduced ~ 4G So and we may
reasonably expect that in years will become satiuct
PRESENT POPULATION.
The STATE rapidly hns up with population; 6Sv2G
persons hHvIn en added since ls: making the present
population $780, ratio Of l02 per In years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products OF Illinois are greater than
those OF the other State The products during the
past exceeded 100000 tons. The wea,crop DISCO
approaches bushes while the crop yields not
less than 100000 QUO bushels.
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such iue.
da'e Results for his labor upon these prairie SOILS they
being composed Of deep rich loan, the fertility OF which
il unsurpassed by any the globe.
TIE ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.
Since 1854 the Company have sold 1905 900 acres They
sell only actual cu!vaers and every contains
agreement cultivate The road has been constructed
through these lands expense Of oO In 1850
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DELINQUENT SherlfS.

EcItnnUe0t Sheriff..
CaCStEs. CocSIiES
BATll-A. e. Cleek Matthew'S. r. Dunlayy
BOoSE-WEl Thompson. MERCER--J. A. Pack.
BHAST0S-JOhh aisrriion. M0S0SG AIlA--Ja.. 0dhrr
CABELl.-W. B. Moore. MORGAN-P. Zior.
CALHOCS-A. Norman. McD0WELL-U. A. Murphy.
CARRBLL-p-ter Early. NICHOLAS III. w. McDrr
CLhEkE-Jos =. Ryan. mott.
CULPEpEK-Jns. o. Harris PlTrSYLrATIA.-AJ White
CLAT-C. c. Campbell. head
DODDRIDGE-C. c. Davis. PLEASASTS-S. Morgan
fLCEaSNA-John scater. RANDulPH-Ilor Mclean.
GREESBHlER-A. Beard. EiTCHTf-Jas. Taylor
EESSVi!LE-Jas. Turner. RDASE-I1os. Terrell.
mANCOCh-S. NJ WilScc. hCSSELL--Rn Boyd.
HENNf-H ". Dyer. FUTsYLrANIA-T. =.
JAMES CITY-T. D. Harr.ss. French
LEW!s-A. il. Hall. TAYLOR-Z Cochran
Lo,AN-H. Browning. GPSITCR-w. summers.
hAiNE-John Ferguson. WET2EL-Wl1. Anderson.
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HY L. y. COOK, Auctionccr.
} Ne. TIsKE;:: ElItS OLD ?sCLFS,


10 Nc. I THREE; HElItS OLD MEhES,
At AUCTION
nNTCESOAf. 18th instant, 1t y ocI9cS, vii sell C.:
" the bt On COurr Chamber ill., co:ae. Is! and
Ross streets, Forty Lixriy iouLs Muic,.
The above .uIc, Q! Ge III: an! r. III. three 'e=rs
old and worthy the attention Of chose IN .G, %: 80
Mules. This opportunity om!d be embraced by F4yre:i
Teamstsrs, &c. In wan, OF first class stock.
TAEAs-hH Sums unhrr iiUucasi owe: shat ties.
months credit for provci endorsed r"co'LItie paper.
Feb - T. IL. COOK, A!ct'r.
CisESiE:ssTIa:3.si ;.iSS FO.s SALE.
Ny virtue OF decree OF the County CouE, OF Chester
- field, pronouucrd Tie December term. $50, IL
the SUI; Of Steel e. Gill, c: AS vii! sell III :rJ: .:
John ". Jones tavern tUd Pits. Chesterfield! county a.
the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT the .gtIL Ian! "a
the said suit mentioned, called PuWELL: near wir;e,.
field ani Salisbury, containing abou. cGh:y acres. Tee
sale will take place At Is ~, precisely
TERN: o! sale will be made kGowm q, :hc time.
l.. ~. HCGFo0r ,...;.,.
y. L. CUiHli.L W. :, 'sE'''s'S'
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TIE ACTUAL CULTIyATORs,


Since 1854 the Company have sold 800 900 acres. They
sell only to actual cuvaers and every contains
agreement 10 cultivate The road has been
through these lands expense Of 900 In 1850
the population Of - counties through which passes
only 2J 3es since which SO 23S been added making
the whole population sli s9 gain G: li3 per cent.
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y. c., RiIasFAItI AGA


TENHIs INSTITUTIONAL thoroughly military and sc'e-
4 tic characer-i, under the ccEfuct Gf Col c. Z. "a
TIw formerly superintendent Of the State MiItsryM
Academy at Columbia, S. c. Tie charge Is 1915 per u
aunum Including clothing. Tie next academic y.srbegas
February 9th, 1861 For circular. address the Super
ride Uec3 GvEu
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T0 TISITiSE ITTIE'TE TEETIf,

TO INSURE WHITE TEETH,
NTSE MEADE Il BAKERS "SAPUEINE TOOTH pow
u DEk"-It costs only 80 cents JAR and Is used and
highly recommended by citizens und Dentists. Reud
the following certificate:
~ have used and prescribed the Snponine Tooth Pow
der OF Mcsrs Meade Baker, and In my opinion, bet
ter preparation the ends In view he compounded
JSo. GEORGE WIrT, Dentist"
Prepared only hy
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutsts,
Jan s ls6 Main Street, above Post Office.
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WIGS! wGGS!! ty4GS!! !-BATCEI-
80 ELURS WIGS and TOUPEES surpass all They
are elegaot, hight, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up hchlnL-no shrinking
or the head indeed, this the only Establishment where
these things properly understood aad made.
March !S-dkHIv Ii, BOND STREET. NEW YORK.
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INDEPENDENCE ACisiEMY.

INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
T9IE h:st session OF this School hogan the 10Th Of Sep
Il TENDER, 1859, and successful
The second session began the 10Th Of February $780,
under aaitering omcns.
The third vii! begin the So September, 1860.
The Academy is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 80 50 per Session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Lam
GUAGES +15 Gu per session.
BOARD Sc per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES 4. hartley, a. IL,
Feb 2g-ctf Ipdepruteccr Grayson county Va
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GREAT BARGAIN IN EAND.

NJ ALUABLE IMPROVED COTTON PLANTATION FOB
SALE situated the AtchaialaJa River, In the State
Of louisiana containing 10!5 acres $50 cleared $50 In cul
tvaon This land produced the las: bales Of
cotton per acre.
TgRxs-;s cash and the remainder In /, and years,
with eight cent PER anun Interest added from day o:
.8lu. address
wM. Il. BAsSETT, Agent
lar -ronn Nrr0
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J. NJ. BENNETT.
ACuItOr OF FUDHc AcCOUEi3.
Wing iony1 will please COPY Jan 23-w4w

Wing (on!y) Will please copy Jan .3-w4w
the Circuit Court OF the City
Richmond, January 30, lS6l-
James Hggubotham, administrator de bonls non With
the will annexed Of Daniel lilggnbolham. deceased and
administrator Of John J. London deceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Eveine Banks, Caroline H. WISE infant under the age
OF xentyope years, by Powhaan Roberts, her guardian
I'D Item assigned 10 defend her in this suit, James o. H.
Banks and other Defendants.
On the motion OF Alexander Taylor and Elrra NJ. Ills
wife, by COUNSEL the Court doth order that the creditors Of
Daniel HSgnbothau, deceased f any there be 10 show
cause, the first day Of the next term OF this Court II
any they have against the payment and delivery Of
his estate TO his leSs;ees and dstrbutces and that copy
Of this order be published week for four weeks In
newspaper published 10 the city Of Richmond and be
posted the door City Courthouse OF the city OF Hc.
mond the hrst day OF two successive Of The Illus
thugs Court or the said city.
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MaEs!NE NEWS

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KCSKEL & M0XLEY. ....... LesseeS and Managers.
THOS. L. MOXLEY... .............. Acting Manager
l. D. PHILLIPS. .............. Stage Manager.
GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON FOR THE
BENEFIT OF
MRS. I. b. PHILLIPS.
TgNHlS FRIDAY EVENING February l5th will be per-
A formed the Romantic Drama OF the
E WEISS;
Oh, THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE.
Rachel (the Juwess) ............ Mrs. l. Is. Phillips.
Pas do Zephyr :.............. Miss Mary PartiDgton
lher second appearance In years.
Miss Jennie Darlington.
Duet, (Ka:y Darlng). ..........1 and
Mr.. E. ,. Burnes
To be followed by the Extravaganza OF
JENNY LIND.
Jenny LeatherlupEs Hiss Joseph4nd idihet'
(her frst appearance 10 years.
Double ZnperrllIs Miss Mary and Jennie Parting;on.
Josephine Medley. hlss Sosepuihe
To conclude with the Burlesque Opera Of
NORMA.
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Plaintiffs.
Against
John A. IIu,cheson sheriff OF H. arc3 COUNTY, and
such administrator Of Joseph G. 9Th, deceased, D. H.
Smith and William II. Maddox (ol 18th ard aiaddoxD H.
K. Eyson sheriff of the city Of IL :1ond, John Ellis A.
H. McQus George Minor Taylor s, Il Williams, Thomas D.
Hewitt Johu ~ Lacy John W. Be idge and c. B. Gibson,
Defendants,
The object OF this suit esah the right Of the plain
tits to slaves nas1- Lafaye (called Fayee,) aud
James Jailed jimmy held by :ie defendant John A. Hutch
cson sheriff o.! llenrco county, ant such. administrator
OF Joseph e. L-ah DECEASED am - the hires and
profits OF the said slRre, since h. sa OF the said Lea
and affidavit havrg been made s hed that diligence has
oeen used on behalf plaintiffs ascertain in what county
or corporation the defendont Jo. Ellis u.s. without effect
said defendant Is required TO ppear within month
sler due publication hereof 10 what Is Necessary TO
protect his Interest.
4 Cooy-T-.i-.
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SThUNTON ES0OE, SEsOE and LEATHaEi:
ESCT0RY

4.
TE1HI5 Company Is prepared 10 fill orders FOR Mems
L Women's Boys and Girls Boots and Brogans Of every
variety the finest Ladies Slipper and Mems Congress
Cater and Oxford Tie the heaviest Boot and BroRan.
IT Southern Factory, bulk up by Southern capital
with the approved machinery, worked by steam and
having rs good workmen In the United States and
will furnish good work, al the same price, any Facto
rs 10 the CnIon Let Southern sustain Southern Man
ufactures.
All orders promptly hlr and all work warranted to be
such ordered Address .
WM. II. CARRIER,
nnr 1n=hAc0rn Superintendent.
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NOTICE.

NVTECE.
CAPTAINS OF VOLUNTEER COMPANIES THROUGH.
" OUT THE STATE respectfully informed, that
the Commissioners appointed by law, for the purpose Of t
obtaining accoutremens, have mad. contracts for III
these itrus and fast they delivered 1t this -
post they Issued Immediately, according to priority OF
date OF orders.
CHARLES D1MMocK. Capt. sup't Armory;
,r Richmond Va
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nv DAvES, DEUpiEMF: & CO., ..UCc2.

90 TEs;LsSf:S.--W will SCI! TiiiS MORNING,
cO ~ O'Clock, thirty liSeIy Slaves
DAVIS, DEErRrr K CO.,
Odd Fellow Hail. corner Mayo and Franklin 80.
EA DsthSSat's. tsis.L. =. s'I3.. .NIEs's.
---------------
ENFrH %EGssGES. This Day, at 10 O'Clock
vii! be sold 80 I:.ely Negroes. consisting OF ;irn
Boys and G.!s, and Women and Children.
DlCHiNSoN. N!Lh 4 CO.. Aucls
III EE%s"i'S IL GREi;OEL .sJCia.
r5yyfENT'I SEGROES.-Th's day, at 10 o'ccc
Il will seil 90 likely slaves
Belts 4 GREGORY, Aac;s, fTsnslin Street.
BY PULLiiIa a. CO. .iuciionccrs.
SS SEG1eGF:S-I;e will sell Twenty-Five likely NE
AC GH0ES To-Day, =; 10 o'clock.
PCLLlAM Z CO., Auc.'rs,
eGi Fellows Hail.
y. BIousr Servants, Cooks, Washers and J-oner., 90
sale privately. p. ca.
i;E .EC;Dis p.staa, .li.Ci.
SH NEEIiVf:S.-This Gag, u ii O'Clock, ~! ~
'cO cold 81 likely slaves.
HECTOR DAVIS Asr.
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Fitting to 4 charm-no turning up hchlnI-no shrinking
OF the head indeed, this IL the only Establishment where
these things are properly understood aad made.
March !S-dGw!y 10, BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
w. "A. BATCH ELOIs,S HAIR
49, DfE-This splendid Hair Dye hSs no equal
instantaneous IN rnec-'eautifu Black or Natural
brown-no staining the ska or inurns the iT-rcmedie
the absurd and i'll effect Of Bad Dyes, and nrgoates the
Hair for Life None genuine unless ,isncd Nv. A.
CHAS BATCHELoR, Proprietor,
Sept i5-dSwly 81 barclay Street, New York.
e HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!-wM
A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. The Ori2i-
nal and Best in tao World! ALL others are
limitations, and should be avoided you wish TO
escape ridcue.
GRAY RED or RCSTY Hall, Dyed Instantly to Il Beau
tful and Natural Black or roTn Without Injury to the
FIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been awarded
to VIZ. \. BACHELOR since 1862 and 0GDO applca
lions have been made the Hair Of his PatronS OF his
Wi. A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produce, color
be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED not
njure In the least long it be conilnuedand
the III Of Bad Dyes Remedcd the Hair is invgcra,ed
for Life by this splendid Dye.
~ Sold In all cities and Towns OF the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
49, The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each box, uI WI A.
CHAs BACHELOR, Proprietor,
Sept 15-dkwly 81 Barclay Street, New YORK.
g@,SrECdAL NOTiCE.-TEN DOLLARS a
Of Graharn's SMALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH.
ING. They cost but sEyssTYFIvR CENTS Sent by mail on
receipt Of 50 In postage stamps ter otherwise.
Also every kind OF PLAIN AND FANCY BRANDS for
Flour Tobacco, Liquors, Machinery, &c, made To oreT
and satisfaction guaranteed.
A. Z. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next door 10 the Columbian Hotel,
Sept 10 Shockoe slip, Richmond. Va.
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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
DRoFESS0R HoLCOMBE having resi- saed the Chair Of
Civil Constitutional and International Law, Equity and
the Law Merchant In the GnYer-iy Of Virginia, the Board
Of Visitors. their meeting the 9th o: March next, will
take Into consideration the acceptance oil liz resignation
and the appointment OF a successor.
Applications 10! the appointment should he addressed 10
the subs cribrr a. Charlottesville, Va
TTiOS J. RANDOLPH,
Peb l9-ctd Rector Of the University Of Virginia.
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Nowhere the Industrious farmer such ,n,e.
da'e Results for his labor upon these prairie SOILS they
being composed Of deep rich oan the fertility Of which
il unsurpassed by any the globe.
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DICK ENSj NEW YEA RPS STORIES FOR

D1ChEN NEW EAA'S SEUHfES FUR
1861.
Message from the Sea; and The unconinercal Travel
"A err by Chas. Dickens. Paper Soc.
Life In the Old World; Switzerland and Italy vols
Cloth $2 80. ~
The Three Cousins BY J. 81 Maitland, author Of 1.-THE
Watchman," &c.
Instruction for Field Artillery Prepared by Board OF
Artillery Officers. ~ 81.
partons Life OF Jackson. In three vols. IS 40.
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copy-Tssfe,
Feb G-Cwiw BENJA POLLARD, D. Clerk.

VIHGISah "A, Rules held in thu Clerks Office OF
the Circuit, Court 0: the City Of Richmond on the i,h
day Of February, 1861:
Joseph w. Marshall, r. II. Mnr.han and - Marshall,
Plaintiffs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20
Proclamation Of Gov. Curtin.

..sTrE.-r = HARRlsDrRG, PA. April ~.
WHEREAS, an armed rebellion exists in por.
tion of the States of the Union, threatening the
destrue!ionSf the national government, periling
public and private property, endangering the
peace and security Of this commonwealth, and in
viting systematic piracy; and whereas, adequate
provisiondoes not exist by law to enable the ex-
Ccutive to'makethe military power of the State
as ableand Efficient as it should be for the com
mon defence. of. the State and general govern
ment; and whcreas,an occasion so extraordinary
requiresprompt legislative power; therefore, l,
byvirtue of the power vested In me, do hereby
convene,the General Assembly OF this common
wealth. and require the members to meet at their
respective! houses, at Harrisburg, on Tuesday,
April 30ihs at noon, there to take into considera.
tion, and TO adoptsuch measures in the premises
as the present exigency NAV demand.
Ie(Signed) ,sts ~ ~ =, ANDREW C CURTIN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

/ PHiLADELpHIA, April 2O.--Col. Smallsregi
ment arrived back here last night. Six mel
were wounded by stones thrown at them by the
mob at Baltimore: A large number are missing
who separated from their comrades during the
affray. M.
The 7th Regiment Of New York and Massa,
chusetts volunteers are of the Baltimore Kali
Road depot. The Cars are getting ready for
the conveyance of the troops. M
A second dispatch says they will go by Rail-
road to Havre De Grace. thence by water to
Annapolis, Md. M
THIRD DISPATCH.
The Railroad bridge three miles north of Bal
timore is reported to be burning.
All the bridges between Baltimore and Havre
De Grace have been destroyed, orrendered use
less The trains due in Philadelphia at
at IL o'clock this morning has not yet arrived
The 7th regiment of New York, andaothers,
are still at the Baltimore depot $500
/, PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-A letter has been re-
ceived from Gov. Letcher, Of Virginia, offering
$780, 900 to the pstentee of the bullet.mould.
The reply was: "No money can purchase it
against the country"
A resident of Kent county, Md, has received
that the negroes were burning the
houses of the whites. Two Of his buildings
had already been destroyed rry