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Mr.. Wise moved that the Committee rise.

Mr. Wise moved that the Committee rise.
Lost-yeas 80, nays G3.
Mr.. Wise said that he had found friend
to pair oil with him, and he should retire
from this body. lie asked the Chair, i'll case
his name was called, to say that he was sick
sick in every sense of the word. Mr.. Wise
then withdrew.
Mr.. Hall regretted very much the course
that things had taken. lie went on in terms
not very complimentary to the Committee.
and was called to order.
Mr.. Shelley, Of Smythe, appealed to the
gentleman to let L vote be taken upon the
Substitute, and thus put an end to this pro-
tracted struggle.
Mr.. Hall said he had only asked the cour
tesy that had been extended to others, and it
had been refused him. The committee could
have relieved itself by rising, or by permit
ting him to withdraw bis substitute in the
early stage Of the proceedings.
Mr. Turner, of Jackson, believed it due to
the gentlemen from Wetzel, that the usual
courtesy should be extended to him. He
therefore moved that the Committee rise
Lost, yeas -, nays SO.
Mr.. Hall now announced his purpose Of
speaking cat length" upon the effect Of the
Northern tariff upon Southern industry.
Mr. Goodo, Of Aleckleaburg, asked the gen
tleman 10 yield the floor, to give him an op-
pO-tunity to make motion. Mr.. Hall con-
scented, and Mr.. Goode moved that the Com
mittce rise. Lost--yeas II, nays 59--no
quorum voting.
The fact was reported, and Mr.. Jackson
Of Wood, movcd Il call of the House
The proceedings were marked by consider
able Observation-Disclosures members claiming
the floor, and others raising points of order
i length Mr.. Clemens got hearing, and
the yeas and nays wore demanded upon the
resolution, as amended by himself. The
vote resultcd-yeas II, nays 5-no quorum
voting.
After some confusion, Mr.. Brent, of Alex
andfia, was finally permitted to vote, thus
! making up Il quorum.
After further confusion, the Convention
again went into Committee of the Whole
yeas H. nays1
Mr. Hall again addressed the committee
lie was not over and above complimentary to
the Committee in his remarks, and was call
Ell to order by the Chairman
The question Was then taken on the motion
10 strike out the report Of the Committee
! on Federal Relations and insert the substi-
tutc offered by Mr. Hall, and resulted--yeas
none, nays IS. So the substitute was re-
lccIcl
progress,
Aud then, III half past 10 o'clock, the Con-
vaniion adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

E,RATHERS-.0o us prime Live Geese Fee,hers ~ sale
nv see TARpY WILLIAMS
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CONGRESSIONAL Proceedings,

washington Feb. g-SENArE-Mr Pug Of Ohio,
presented the resolutions Of the D.mOcretc Convention
OF that State
Mr. Hale objected 20 their reception but was oyCrrued
and ,te resolutions referred to the Committee Of
Thirteen.
Mr. Seward presented several compromise memorials
Nr. CJi,tenden presented snili memorials from Ken
tucSy with about uoo names appended; aud also Others
of The .rom Maine Missouri and Connecticut.
NJ. Ten Eycl presented a Republican manifesto from
som. OF "a. wemtCrs Of the New Jersey Legislature.
Tae Sc aye then resumed the Iudian Appropriation till
q .Jr numb Of amendments were proposed AID di'
at length by Messrs Johnson Of Arkansas Pearce
and others
TIE bill reported to the Senate, and after cOnsd-
cradle debate it passed.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE-Mr. Bo;eler offered resolution, which was
adopted requesting the President Of the United States
il not incompatible with the public interests, to commun-
icate 70 the H9u, the p0uicuce between the Gov
erume C and Peru since lSJ@ the subject Of naViga-
lion OF the Amazon, and it, tributaries.
M. Curtis from the Committee Military Affairs re-
ported bl pay the musicians and soldiers OF Fort
Sumter for the losses incurred IN evacuang Fort Aou
trie.
Mr. Thomas, Tennessee, objected 20 its introduction.
Mr.. Con- OF Tennessee, offered amendment 10 the
Colorado Territorial bill to allow the residents al
opportunity Of forming their organic laws, ard u
territorial government. The amendment was in sub
stance the Douglas substitute offered in the Senate Or
deIed to he printed
John Cochrane oheied resolution calling upon the
Secretary of the Treasury furnish information relative
the seizure o: certain New FORK vessels at Savannah
NJ. Pryor suggested an amendment extending TO the
seizure OF arms belonging 70 Geoigias in New York,
which was accepted Consideration Of the resolution
was postponed til Monday
Nj. Hudman of Arkansas, moved the appointment of
a Committee OF Three TO inquire aul report any execu
tive officer OF Otlc. have lately been guilty OF inter
ference u the elections lately pending in any State and
that the Committee have power to ca for persons aud
papers This objected TO tde repeblcan side OF
the House.
Mr.. COrNin moved pOstpOnemeut OF the cOnsidera-
ton Il the report OF the Committee OF ThryThree Ill
neat Monday. Agreed TO- he s;ard that it Wa
desirable 10 know hrst what The Peace Congress would
do.
NJ HutcLins, OF Ohio made speech against tue re
port
Mr. Sinm-, Of kentucky advocated the Crttenden
plan.
Msssrs. Cox, Hutclns and Stanton had running de
bate after which
The House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
NOTICE,


INTENDING 20 continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS most
respectfully the patronage bestowed On
tNe lie IN o. RANDOLPH PAGE sad hope ~ strict Hen
ton % merit the
Nv uncle Randolph who Will prably be here often TOT
5aSrir, Wy MASN PAGE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
TIE NATIONAL CONFERENCE

WAsHNGrON Fec To- The Commute. appointed by
the Conference TO report plan Ola tmeu' will lroba
bly report plan Tuesday Various schemes are before
them. From what has privately uanspred, the Border
states Resolutions meet with much favor The general
impression il that the Conference viii adopt some
such measures, including the division Of tie Ter
rtorcs on tie line OF SO deg. 30 min Nor b
OF that line slavery be prohibited South Of the line
neither Congressional nor Territorial interference with
the subject Wt,h Is 10 be left 10 the determination Of
the people when they form their Stale government.
The acquisition Of Territory for the future be made
more difficult.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Ocers % th- Stste respectfully Informed
tsaf beside he bends required by law there must be On o
ou me kdu,au. General authorize the Superintendent
o.. r. State Arurry to is.u arr1s. del~-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

NoEroIE Feb lO.-The bark Ephraim Williams, of n.
York. ho,n Baltimore bound 10 v iluiugtou, n c with
col ha, arrived with loss OF anchors, chains and sails
ia the gale Of Thursday Daniel Cusbman coored sea-
mau was frozen to death and five OF the bad
ly frosted They have been taken to the hospital The
Prussau bark William from Liverpool with salt and the
Norwegian bark Rex have also arrived.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

.-.... E,<r-As there are los OF coal dust IN snd
,,.,,3 il r,ay not be Improbable 70 copy tue
-.., n,r,erspb An immense amount OF eoAl =
I'''s - mines by the process OF breaking up the
sisfd = 10 nroper size for market The coal dust
,o I J. I'm. made. and thrown aside az unsaleaol IL Of
r'it' = -,,Itv The question is nov asked whether
Oh t.e'' - 40 save hi, valuable fuelg In England
a're - long since been found TIE coal dust Il
b ~, ts coal tar pressed into brick shaped blocks
.s GOOD price as fuel for steamships excellent
AM '.;7g ana convenient fO packing in their coal
hsakers.'
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ARKANSAS ARSENAL, ARMS. &c, TAKEN POSSES
SION OF

MKvrHIS Feb. 10 The L. $. arsenal at Little Rock
with coo stand of arms large amount OF ammunition
and forty piece Of arl r., inducing Braggs Battery
was yesterday surrendered to the State, and is now gar
risOned BY Arkansas troops.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
RICHMOND FEuALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. M..........P PAIN;

A NJ. DUfUf, A. M...''s's
kNHE next session Institution Will the LIST
1850 a1d will terminate on the SOth June 1851.
The Principal will be aided heretofore by well selected
corps Assistants who with their ability and experience cannot
fall to Give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the Of
snd Mira Drpuy assisted by Mrs Mary Casse form ely OF
yannah alone will reside In the Serinary with the young
ladies and will exercise Parental and control those
committed 10 their charge
TIE success which has attended this effort 10 establish In the city
OF Richmond Seminary the first class has encouraged
Principal provide ample Accommodations for the next
session buildings being enlarged and Important
notifications will them which will add greatly their
and comfort The lodging large and well
ventilated arl than from two 20 -FOUR boaders VIII
by one room Recitation will he we'll arranged for the
Accommodation Of the pupils
W,slinr fuel and lights 30 90
Department. 80 90
do IN Ordinary In ssh branches 10 90
do IN advanced do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so 90
do In Modern aad Ancient Languages each 20 %
Music Vocal aud Instrumental! plano and GUITAR for
lesson Of one hour per 10 90
For two lessons OF one hour each per ek.... 81 90
Use OF Piano .... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Drawing Crayon 80 20
Painting In water coios ......... 10
Painting 80 90
Ona payable The ls Of 0ct 1885, and the remainder
the 18Th Of yeb'y, 1851
Reference is Dr.. Moses Hose ind any
former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues o. the Seminary containing detailed niorma
ton be obtaed bookstore In the city, or by appca
ton 70 the undersigned.
jyll Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE

MOUNTAIN BUTTER.-a)k rs prime Moss'lla But
Va Ger. FOR Iehy fra rNEON WILLIAMS
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AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON. AUors
A sHLANi1 IlUTs L. AND OTHEH yALU. fs

ASHLAND mOTs L. AND OTHEs vALU-e,
n ABLE REAL AND Ps% 0NAI pcopskrY FOR sALF. "A
mond tered the 81 dsy 81 ne ss Il Todd st.
al ", Robinson ana al the .s ~ nS %
premises, wrDNE:D,Y, The lh Of Ap NEXT 90 fs II not
and personal belonging to he BoTEL ana MINERAL
REAL ESTATE.
Tr. o. LN e,h.nns soSJ y, ler sna,ed n We
Rchmt Predericsbug Potomac Rarosi about 10 mills
TSlCr with ii the improvements th-re ~ consisting a.
l. large and h.nd.ome HOTEL BUILDING, erected within the
iSe Cottage, hereafter SeseTted Of aeeoumosag 80 persons
All the requisite ou;budnrs stitched TO the Hotel and
Of Which are fy supplied With snd The rs.engers
by the great Northern and southern MAI sout nov and
times daily and heads OF au les redpg In Ah and boarding
to ard ron Kicm nd tie ~ert years. With the probs
lily bling extended Indefinitely. The Hotel Ia, been for
Ter rsdns thete wi their families during The rmr season
Detached from The hotel ard psced at distances
TiGEs conveniently aud tastefallv planned fer the m
about he hotel and cottages atd
handsomely a OF lno plots sePatsi by aayeed Smk
borderei by eveTg and h, the badhg' dis
posed both with reference & owen ana beauty
reLder the property not oly among the most desirable
beautiful siuat In Southern country The part Of the lot
occupied BY the building. and ornaments. groahd, are in
hfr he sle Of The Rs ESTATE there vii, be sold I.rse
qualify Of PERSONAL PROPERTY consi.ting chiefly Of
l. The eare URNIfURE ana PIX and shout
the Hotel Cottages Ballroom lii lard Saloon Bowling Alley
Rhen Laun1ry Bakery, Gas house Sc comprising the
variety In such estabn hmeb eaia which will be
f.rniA ei o { day = sal,
The stock Of PROVISIONS OF all KINDS hand
the DAY of sale
Three o. fo MULEs and small lot Of FARMING UTEN.
sILS belonging 10 the s,id Hotel Company.
The RIAL ESTATE v be sold IN 'cie or In P9r suit pur
chasers may deem III st udcoui % the day Of SHE
TERMS Real Estrts FOR u the purchase
exceeding onefoLr cash the purchaser
prefer IT, such payment shall expense
rpproved negotiable wei endorted four
moLths with lreIe .ddcd he haltncr Of purchase money
f2) co.. in three equal n;aG eta l2
purchaser giving negotiable well end rsed with
the day Of sale the deferred For s
money for the real stse etceecng s20COo
made The day Of fer exen1rg cred
it purchaser The posse sion ri the propry will be
gyen I'm Ately, bet the title will be withheld until all the
cSa.e mo1ey Is paid
gyr,on Property For all not exceeding $50 for
Of go and upWerd approved negotiable note eli
do sed with Interest added from the day Il sale.
HENRY L. BR3oKy, Com'r.
JANE w.. TaYIcR A Sos Aur's fetl-dActds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

-,g,rrr-Mr 5. hedrum, the handsome juveuilist
ir,ra,i, corps, takes benefit tonight and oilers
,-r,etive card for the occasion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

rs b1, s ebares tor the DysDeptc, which IS not to
. ,,1dcre1 AZ when We take into account the amount
,fb5Hg suffering which he endur s. BY use OF the Or
..{ B-srs. the picture is reversed aud the bright
ss o. Ffe appears.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

WASHINGTON %,
NE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution will begn 10th
u January next. a..
Those expecting should be here possible to
regularly with classes Our faci Tor mpartng liberal
education ample charges little than
subjected to ahome Seveny-hve dollars will
expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for 1--WE
months
For additional Information, address
T. WILEY, President
Eu.nr u n
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BYL1G.B DAVENPORT, AUcTs.
CRoCERIEs. Ae.. AT AUCTION.-oa I

II HUCEIIhs, Nt., At AtUITUN.-UlI n ufs'
" day, llth, viii SELL at o'clock at our Auction Store
assortment oi Groceries, Wig:
Coi.s Sugirs, Extra c, o and yellow
Refined Syrup
Green Black Teas
Candles Soap ana starch
Pure hoasses kum
Superior old Rye WHISKY
french Brandy
Che mpsgnr Wi
L-u!on Porter and Ale
Sole Leather
Manufactured Tobacco
Hrrdngs Bacon, &C &C
TERHsGni,r 500 cash. t0) and over months credit for
proved paper.
fes-tcs L4G.B DAvESP JRT, Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
EDuOATrON.

NUp DOMINION INsyITUTR.--oo CORNER or
TRANKIJN AND grH sTakETs : The second half az the
ian Of mi, school for 81 will coumeaee on the 9Th Of Feb
mary and rnd the seth Of june next ensul'g
HE Rev FRANCIS BOG ~ has been sddsi TO the Pori Of
Instruction an w with Ills family RS de In the Institute build
ings The MIJ,ICAL DEPARTMENT viii toLtinue under Mr.
Ice who will sded by competent Assist
ants mPloyedto take charge Of the class
&c In LGFBRA and III be TO teach other specific studies
and another female teacher will be The LECTURES
BIBLICAL LITERATURE. by Rev JAS DUNCAN viii be CON
81, az aI,o the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE AIRY LECTURES
The .EPAR ATORY DEPARTMENT for We tmsll gf will
ceve The special OF the p lcipH OF we school
The BOAkDt DEPARTMENT Will be iberSly and carefully
conducted and every AGILITY will be young
or expense will be spsd make the School equal
any In the land for the education OF females
rE- For further information, address .
p,...., r.,,.rv 1sci is2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

NO. BELyISs BLOCK,
REAL kSTA re AND NOTE BROHER
VIII also Negotiate CT Inns Of every desc ipon upol si-y
business prlnci les, - -
~ He refers, By PERMISSION Nesus jas 1.yr an
Msssrs Davis uprre Co; Mcsrs SIR, M.,ss
6oddin App.non; A. n. Williams Esq; Larka oil sh ,oi
ESQ.,; Messs Joseph Prvmnsl Co. all
g UGARs.-ioo bbls AID Q. a,.hy
u febh T.. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

~ WESg JOHNSTON Publishers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
Ger 70 sns public ihslr improved
CRYSTAL
PERtSCOPFC SPECTACLES,

m serg sud restoring ne impaired vision 70 les prime vgor
1r Glasses Sc; N ola fraes Also, very large sssorns M
,,,ftrROsCOPFs TELESCOPES OPERA GLASSES AND MATTE
NAUTICAL INsrRJ NENTS, AND
The tuest collection Of stsrsseopes and
StercscOpic Pictures.
fa20-d1v No. 1s5 Hala s., Rchuont. Va
NOR RENT.-rhe thres-stoGy Rick Teuem,Dts q
IA T7r. between 25th 2ih streets tChurch BD 81
y ne occupied TAYLOR and Frank Potts The
houses nearly new have and water and All s neessNS
possrl then be Rad o. The l I'D
s-ls a. q J. sINTON,
-,rt-,f n Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

rsr-on saturday night the brick stable OF DE-. j G.
Wv, on CLAY street near sh, was damaged by tire to
....,srt Of about 500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
By GODDIY &APPEGsnN. AUoT9.
NILE or yEKY XALUABLE

HNRUSTEE,s SALE or sEKS VALUABLE
i FARM or 80 ACRFs, Is NEW KENT 60UafY on The
YORK RIN ER RAILROAD, IL Us BELOW RICH 0ND. Ply
virtue Of deei Of trust from walker Esq dated 10 Jan
uary $50 duty recorded IN New Kent unty Court the 9Th
~ uay, s6J ;h. IN esecui thereof proceed to SELL At
public auction the premises FRIDAY the 18th February,
Al ~ O'Clock fair not - mex; fair day 'he eater except
surdiy the ysuabl Farm located above IN the
cuyarcy I Walker II contains by survey 700 tCAES
Of which ee anps supply Ct wood and timber (on the Rail-
road thc OF the place. The land lies WE'LL and
ceptbi- Of Improvement run OF prcduc Tobacco
hnely Their seeded the land 10 bushes Wheat it'll
Of uauo The buildings re place cfJrtabe,
and gGist for the accommodation Of large family "Lis
patch" Dp, the York hSer Farosd located the lind
end PJsOce hereat thus uforing usual facilities for
raEsuou Of produce Intelligence issenges and from
Richmond daily. The deed reqrre' CASH SALE but by
parties i. .cis VII lie onrfd cab balance and
years, H. uts bearing ~ secured The
for l6l 10 tr paid by The purchaser. As Ills reilly
desirable fa the culsr attention Of the public
spectflly called 10 Ibis sale.
fei-tds GEO q. MINOR Trustee.
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- A SOUTHERN MANUFAC.
r%BAKER's PREMIUM BET
DooKs sUITAnLE FOX TIE TIMES.

Tayor Enqu ~ enquiry INFO the principles and policy Of
of the United states, by John Taylor, Of
Caro- inc county Va Price g. a.
fuckers the Science Of GOvenrent series ofc
the Sci Of 0oyernme intended TO prepare the
student the STUDY Of the Constitution OF the United states
Tucker Professor Law In the University VI
william and Mary, Va. $3.50
hrief enquiry Into the nature and
character OF Federal Government being review Of Judge
Story commentaries the nstl uion Of the United states
~ Judge Abel L. UUsl ur Of Virginia SlCO
The Writings Of Hugh Swn,on Lege late Attorney General OF
the United States prefaced hy memoir Of his fe vols,
g. 90.
southside view Slavery. Ey Rev. Nehemiah Adams New
FL I5c.
Csnnba All or slaves who7, Masters BY George Fhugh, Of
Caroline county Va Cloth 81 20.
Sociology the South the failure Of free society by George
Flzlugh. Cloth Slo0. Paper 15c
For sale by A. MORRIS,
feds 1871 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

d., AND CoNcsEr.- grand concert and ball will be
,,r At S.enleins Hall tonight by the German Musical
...,r. These entertainments productive Of
,-iovment TO our German friends and presume
me- ,a- attend tonight 10 large numbers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

Ok NEGROEs-ws will 20 Liely ssgroes.O-dAy a,lp
ZO O'CLOCK PULLIAh 4 CO, AGctA,
ODD RticxI Hsn.
scrvsnn ooOhs, Washers and frSn0n for .Ais
privately, nyn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD ROtiLDIN and his son WOOD BpULDIN, Jr.,
w have united practice OF the Law, Ia the counties Of
Charl tie, Halifax and MeckleuburR.
WOOD BOULDER, Jr., WOOD BOULDlN.
Boydton. Talcou Post Office,
Meckenburg, county. Charlotte cou nty.
ncla LII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

CHAMPAGNE WISES IN HALF pINTS, Of
Jan q. Corner Pearl Cary Streets
SGPEHIOR CLOVER SEED.-lo0 bus. prime Clio
> Yer Seed, RECEIVING f,r Ge by ~ - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

Tie Agricultural Products q Illinois greater than those Of
any ether products during the past
ceeled The wheat OF lsGO approaches $4,000
90 bushels while the crop yields not less than 100000
hu.h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
REFINED SUGAR.

WE AsF NOW ewing 1900 package NvS York REFINED
w SUGAR consisting cf
W .lh. I.brv-. L1,f Couble Refined,
Zoo bsrraIt Cut Loaf, do q,
1rI Crashed 40 90
do Geinu ted AID Powdered,
leo ans 2, Srn.
SOD do 4 tN "a son.
go 60 CYvl1w, so0
,usf uich We og tse los prices arrive, fr
.r. '' CRENSHAw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

Tax STATE COSvESTiON will assemble on wednesday
g.. ne Hall Of the House Of Deegs'Ss As the members
A. ne convention and Legislature L all be here at the
SINE ,h,r OF the wise OF the State than has as
.'r- In the metropolis for many year. There will
St he rav times during their STAY. Balls, parties,
70 ly- sr every night For several weeks We doubt
,rn,gue. canvas back ducks, aud the ike, will be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

State rapidly filling with population s6So25 persons
having added since 1852 making the present population
LIE 500 arailo OF l02 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Capital t2O1,GJOi
No. az Main SsyesI, .s.dsT 81 C1pyLss lLtfL
This COMPANY nov prepare TO receive Applications PlRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE. on favorabi, terms
Cab WORKMAN, JehE x. 6IeaneI,
john Enders, Geo. y Palmer,
bsml N. Price, VIM a Tdn,,ti
b. y. La6d, a. O. Ttriy
inc. Stewart wARsr, Wm cur1.'
Luther r. splman, Jas X c,,rn,h..
I"sT ~ ",'a' !ohn II. Williams,
U.s.1p -, -rs Dovney,
"a. ~ r.ih.s "u' fhos. Jones.
6rinbn B. Davenport ~ a n, s'"'
Geo. W. Yancey, no = VIM
Jos Brummel, ~. "'in',
Wm Brent H., ~ Ss.v'
70. II. .airey Geo W Ro,strr
osis +. woHfBiX, see'y. msSs".i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
DIR. 3. W, GARLIC M.-DEAi

~ ~ sfK-Ihavr for 'rt' used In INV fam ly sem
- 80 rtIe rated RRi,lng 20 - drrs. aud take plea
.- men ling tseu u all families toe very best article
- ever TILED uaskng light sweet s'ougy bread There is
--ss or haI bread when Srmple's Pow rers are uset
Respectfully, J. EcHE LzwtLrES
p..-t-ry Va July stt5 $3.50 e. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

THE CUTTER LEWIS CASS
! NEW York, Feb. lO.-Liautenants Rogers and Schu-
maker of tie Lewis Cas-, have been reapponted
since its seizure to the command by the State of Geor
gia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can industrious farmer such nne Hate re-
suits for his Labor upon prairie Soils they being composed
o deep rich lOam fertility OF which unsurpassed by any on
H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The ts dsbt Is only tiO lO6s9S IT, and WITHIN no ir1 rrse
ysars ,ecsd 81 ,iG 81 and ND may reasonably
srDect hat IN ten Years Il ,rif become sStinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

RELEASE OF TIE NEW YORK VESSELS.
CHARLySroN = b. lO.-A dispatch today to iovernor
Pickeus, ON savannah states that the New York v's
sells have teen released