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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

PosT- OFFICE AFFAIEs--Pirgiaia Appoiat
aaents.-John r. Morriss, postmaster AT Isle
of Wight c. H., Isle of Wight county, vice
Miles Is Marshall deceased +. IL. Stonesif-
fer postmaster at Peola Mills, Madison coun-
ty, vice Thomas G. Fletcher, resigned: Al
bert ] Padgett postmaster at Pedlar Mills,
Amherst county, vice Geo W Ray resigned.
Geo. T.. Smith postinas ter al i.anesSiiie, King
William county. vice Bolivar Stark resigned
Patrick b Duffy postmaster at Braxton &.
III Braxtoa eoun ty vice b. w. I3yrne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

SEVERE WINTER IS EURoPE.-The winter
has been very severe III Europe. The papers
report that the Scheldt has been frozen over
at Antwerp for the first time in forty years.
The valleys OF the principal F'rehch rivers,
inundated and frozen, present the appearance
of vast ice bound lakes. An immense num-
Der of rats that infested the river banks have
been killed by the frost-a deliyerance which
however welcome to the farmers, will scarce
lv compensate for the enormous injury done
10 the cultivated lands now under sheetssof
ice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

SHARP DgTECTIvEs.--TheA Auburn IN. y Ad
yertiser gives an account of how two detectives
were outwitted while i'll pursuit OF Ram Has
kins, a notorious escaped convict. 1t is related
that the officers actually galianted, danced
with feasted, and tucked snugly into leigh
and sent home, the very man they Were il
pursuit of who had attended a ball in one OF
the towns near that city in the disguise of {
modest appearing young lady" The names
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

THR PgAcg Co.FEREScE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says
The Peace Convention is probably rs fully
attended now as it will be. The additions
lately made 10 ii Of ultra and stralghtout Re-
publican delegations have retarded, II 1t has
not entirely thwarted, the objects OF the Con-
ference. 1t is well known and understood that
had the subject been left to the decision OF the
Commissioners from Virginia, North Carolina
Maryland and Kentucky, on the part OF the
South, and those of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
New Jersey, and one or two others, on the
part OF the North, n settlement would have
been agreed upon before this. The Commits
sioners from New York, Mas sachusetts, Iowa
and some others, have come In between the
Peace Commissioners and interrupted the
peace movement,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Arrival OF GRAIN PROM CALIFoRNIA.-The
ship Cowper, Captain Stephens, from San
Francisco arrived in our harbor yesterday for
orders. Her cargo consists of 400 tons prime
wheat, and 800 bales of wool. This is the first
arrival of grain from California at this port.
The captain reports that he left "a large num-
Der of ships at San Francisco loading grain for
the United Kingdom--t (Iretdad) Report
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

An IsfERSaL MACHINE 1sDEEp.-A Spring
field correspondent informs us that some time
ago q mysterious looking box was sent by cx-
press from Tennessee To President Lincoln,
who, mindful OF the old adage as to the dam
10 open ii. Accidentally, however, the con-
tents OF the mysterious case came 10 light,
and il was ascsrtained that the supposed in
fernal machine was nothing more nor less
than the eh1gy OF an African.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

MoHAMMEpASIsa TO BE 1SAUaURArED IN PARIS.
Travelled Turk, Hadji Add Hamid by
name has become sufficiently cosmopolitan
in his taste TO be willing 10 take up his per-
manent abode among ..dogs OF infidels.h He
has established himself, with ms family, in
Paris. and. being still good Mahommedan,
he proposes To erect there mosque, and, in
connection with it, an Eastern inn, or cara
vanserai, baths a Ia Terk, anda school for in
struc tion in the Koran.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
- HENRY HuDNALI.

= VIM = T III W
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city or
49,. practices regularly in the County and Cir
~ courts 0f Chesterfield.
!. Notary, viii take depositions and acknow
l.Igg-1t,. administer aud certify Oaths, and per-
,-r whatever other duties pertain To the office Of
sa-i.Rce al the corner Of Bank and llth streets,
- asl,,,g the t'ustUm- House. Ia Sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

CorroS.-The Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Company have contracted to bring to
this city, over their road, two thousand bales
OF cotton to be shipped from this port to New
York in steamers. The cotton is from Mem
phis and to be brought to Lynchbnrg over the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. This is but
the beginning of a heavy trade to be done in
cotton by the new rouie.-iteraadrfa Va.
Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE Hon. J. \. ROCKWELL,
OF COSNECTIcUT.-The Washington Star of
Monday evening, brings the,particulars of the
sudden and unexpected death in that city of
the Hon. j. a. Rockwell Il dis tinguished pol
itician OF Connecticut, and who has filled sew
eral posts OF important trust i'll that State
The tar makes the following announcement
of the event:
On Saturday he complained OF what he re-
garded neuralgic affection in his breast,
but was out and about yesterday, apparently
we'll. Between eight and nine Z. NJ, he was
in the rooms of Baron Grabbo, of the Russian
Legation, Qn the same house, and smoked Il
cigar while there. Shortly after retiring to
his own room feeling unweli, he dispa tched
a servant for DR.. Stone, who promptly re
paired to him. Entering the chamber, he at
first supposed that Mr.. Rockwell had stepped
into some other apartment, and turning to
leave the room to inqu for him, he discov-
cred his body laying upon the floor by the side
of the bed. Mr. X. had undresSed, turned
down the bedclothes, and, evidently, when in
the act OF getting INTO bed, had fallen forward;
his head laying against the wall and bent un
der his breast, as ii Were. Life was quite ex
tinct when the body was thus discovered by
DIR. Stone. His death evidently caused
by apopieXy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 9.--The President of the
Louisiana State Convention announced TO day
that information by telegraphic dispatch had
been received of the election of Jefferson
Davis for President, and Alexander Fl. Ste
phens for Vice President of the Provisional
Government of the Southern Confederacy.
Tremendous and prolonged applause greeted
the announcement from the galleries and the
lobbes. Resolutions were immedia tely offered
cordially approving the action of the Mont
gomery Convention, and passed unanimously,
and resolution TO fire Il salute i'll honor OF the
Southern President and Vice President elect
unanimously passed the Convention. One
hundred guns were fired, and great nthu-
siasm and rejoicing prevails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

incendtarism.-A an early hour yesterday
morning, some persons broke into the room
beneath VIM. Ferguson's barber shop, on
Franklin street and set fire 10 the premises
The fire was discovered in time To pre vent In,
destruction of the building, though bed and
some other articles were burnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Theatre-Ihe drama of the Parlor and Ga.
bln Is to be played tonight, for the benefit of
the author, and the bills annoupep that n ia
for ''the last time" Those who arc nIeasa,
with the piece will doubtless take adyantare
OF this opportunity. Other novelties are To =.
produced, which will make up an attractive
programme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

John NJ Daniel, Esq +, late Charge de AfTaires
at the Kingdom of Sardinia, has arrived In
this city. and will resume the editorial control
Oh the Richmond Examiner. The paper is
again to be published daily, and Mr.. DANIELS
vigorous pen will secure for il an exalted no.
sition in the field of journalism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

GioLD BY THE YAgD.-A cubic inch Of gold is
worth one hundred and forty-six dollars;
cubic foot, two hundred and nffy two tnou-
sand two hundred and eighty. eight dollars;
and q cubic yard, six millions eight hundred
and seventy six dollars, which, welded In
one mass, would be contained Ia a cube ot 20
fuat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

AccipExr.-Miss Hatty James, vocalist,
was severely burnt at the Gaieties Saloon, in
New York, on Friday night, by her dress TAX
ing fire from the uncovered footlights OF the
stage. Her face arms and breast, were badly y
burnt, and her professional career is ended,
even should she recover.
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sHoCK0E HILL GENERAL

S"--~ G. W. II. TYLER,
s =. WgrstaH Jctascog. Si.rth 0sd SersHtt Streets
-cf.'islr, 10 EENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE ouT
ys3gUL>, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
.-,.. is thanks for!he liberal patronage bestowed
- linn for three years past. Sc Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Mayor Wnyo left Richmond yesterday FOR
New York His purpose is to visit sick
relative in Philadelphia and then proceed to
the Empire City, where he will transact some
business matters, and probably renew his ae-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
.POIsWoOD HOUSE,
LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIEs
DRAWN BY STATE AUTHORITY,

ACKlNNEY y Co, MANAGERS.
The following splendid Schemes will be drawn
MpHbLc d the city of Savannah, Ga, under the
sHyil sul-rintepdence of two Commissioners:
Glass log draws February 2.
CLASS li0 draws February Q.
GLASS III draws February Is.
Class liz draws February %.
Oh THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
CAPITAL PRIZE, s60, 900 ; l OF $4,000; of 50, =
Wv, u t50co Of $1,000 loo OF slao loo of SI5;
-.e9 ni = ., ,9O1 of -.
We EVERY TICKET PRIZE.
Vi TICKETS only $40; shares $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The Ueatter, such we had yes terday, is n
delightful theme, but as we dwelt on IL nj,
day, we need say no more than that it had all
the ETHEREAL mildness OF spring, and vast was
tie number of ladies who came forth to enjoy
tie cloudless, clear and purely beautiful at.
mosphere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Aecident.-On Monday night, Mr. Charles
Mckeeyer was severely injured by falling
down a flight of steps at Monticello Hall Dr..
Bolton dressed his wounds, after which
Lieut. Crone of the night watch accompanied
him to his residence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Miss ndry Partingtoa appeared on the night
of Meldrums benefit, at the Theatre, and was
greeted with hearty applause. 1t was her
first appearance here tor some years, and
have rarely in the meantime seen her equal in
dancing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The Neto Rife Coapday, to be a attached TO
the l19th Regiment has decided upon Il uni
form, and is progressing steadily towards u
complete organization. Another meeting OF
the corps will be held on Friday night at the
Young Guards Armory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Is AND Our.--Ip New Orleans last week, Il
newspaper reporter, hailing from the land OF
Erin, rushed hastily to take out his natnraii-
xation papers as a citizen Of the United States.
! ust as he had signed his name and pocketed
his papers making him u citizen OF the United
States the booming cannon and the ringing Of
bells announced 10 the people that Louisiana
was ont of the United States.
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THE new CoNFRDERACY.

Al this particular junciure it will also be
interesting, in view of coming legislation to
note some of the statistics of the several se-
ecding States with reference to their popula-
ton, State debt &c. They are as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

.AHietion.-The absence of Mr. George X.
Crutehfield from his seat in the Council on
Monday evening, was in consequence of the
death of a beloved daughter, who was buried
yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

t,ooa Aasfc.-The Concert by the United
Masicians, at Monticello Hall, on Monday
night, was attended by a large number of per
sons. we nave not heard such charming in
Mr. kosenberger, of the Theatre, and Mr.
Loebman of the Armory Band conductefi the
performances. After the Concert was over
tnose VINO chose to do SO went to waltzing i'm
good earnes {, but the crowded hall and c1oss.
atmos phere must have rendered this exercise,
somewhat overpowcring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
EDWARD T.. OHvIS,

e>NI-Ie ROTARY PUBLIC,
A"' EIcHXoSp. VIRGINIA,
ral ,tead promptly TO all business placed in his
aS-s a. dee 40. (up stairs,l Belvin's Block, aud
So a. "a state Cont House. de 2i--l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The State Coaveatien will meet in thu hal,
Of the House OF Delegates at IL O'Clock ID. dav-
body shall first assemble at the Capitol. Sub.
'sequent sessions will be held in the Mechanics.
Institute, where choice of seats was made
yesterday by a large number Of delexat tes =
The general arrangement OF the hall, Of which
lent, and no other place which could have
been obtained combines so many advantages
for the purpose required. The decorations
are appropriate, and not profnse. large
painting of washington crossing the DeIs-
ware. portrait Of Chief Justice Marshall.
and busts Of Calhoun and Clay, with taste-
fui display OF drapery over the Presidents
platform constitute the adornments Of the
hail. The ladies' gallery, we apprehend. will
De more attractive than any other point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

raITHrrL To rng DEarH.--An English paper
wife. formerly Miss Stow, OF Boston. Of the
American ship Golden Star, recently wrecked
on the coast Of Ireland, had been recovered
They were locked in each others arms, and
the Captain held In his hand rope, which he
had tried to use for their safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
PRESTON VI. QUARLEN, NoTARl

afrsiIr fhh pnR THECiTY OF RICHMOND
20 - WY uF NENRlCO.--As Notary, will
lSp ,e.sg,.i,ians and acknow ledsmen's, admins
sEs az tifv oaths, aud perforia whstexer other
~ saa r..;eo "a The Office Of Notary. viii also
ta's. pei ENLISTMENT aad COLLECTION OF
s1sss : NETTING DEEDS, CONTRACTS, &c.
tss.A,ses,cs Easement og State Court House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The Touag Quarts BdIt, on the 22d instant,
will be one OF the best ever given by that
company, if we may judge from the prepara-
tions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Police Court-Just tice Caskie presided yes
terday, i'll the absence OF the Mayor. Chastain
Farrar was arrested for improperly using n
horse belonging to Francis T. Scott, while on
a froiic; but as there was no malicious or
criminal intent, he was discharged from Gus
tody Fanny Lockley, free woman of color,
was punished for receiving a stolen ring, and
ordered to return TO her home in King and
Queen forthwith. Jim Hobson, free negro,
received an admonition for having firear
in his possession. warrant against Tim
Sullivan, for beating Mary Murphy, was dis
missed on payment of costs. Patrick Cum
mings, charged with buying 4 lot Of cabbage
in the LIST Market and selling the same in the
I'd Market, was fined So. A confiscation OF
the edible plants was also ordered, and they
We're legally cabbaged by the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

Demolition In the spirit of improve
ment now going on in our city, many strne
lures, once the pride OF a neighborhood,
have to give way TO those of modern archi
lecture. The latest case of demolishment
which we have observed is the house former
ly, and for so many years, occupied by Mr..
Hitchcock, which stood on the bank of Hax-
all's canal, where it intersects ltth street
This building has been pulled down, and the
bank Is to be taken away to fill up the ground
below Haxalls mills, lately taken in from the
river by Messrs. Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
We understand that il is the intention OF this
enterprising firm TO bnild, at some future
time, Il large and commodions lulnber-hous
on the site of this bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
LAWRENCE MaRyE.

-, LAWRENCE =. MARYE,
l. q ATTORNEY AT LAW,
pr4Cf:ces in the Courts of the city of Richmond
nd the counties Of Heurico, Hanover and Caro-
.r=.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner of
tbz rs.tei states Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr. CHAsTAIN WHITE
a! himself being dissolved, his Office is now on
MA ,t jus, below Goddin's Hall. fe l3-1y
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Hustiags Courf.-Aldermen Sanxay, Bray
Iimberiake and RegnauIt. presiding -
y. Burging for permitting his slave James
10 go at large, pleaded gniity, and was fined
ten dollars and costs.
Commonwealth rs. John Henry Lambert,
an Indictment for n misdemeanor This mat
ter having been settled between the defendant
and prosecutor, noHe proseqai was entered
Charles, slave of Cornelius b. .Iipscomb,
was found guilty of larceny, and sentenced to
twenty-five lashes.
Commonwealth rs. VIM. Kingstry, pre-
sentiment for an assault. A capas was award
ed against the defendant, returnable to the
next term of the Court.
William, q slave, the property of Thomas
Emmett, was found guilty of setting fire to
the premises of John T. West, and condemned
to sale and transporta ton beyond the limits
of the United States, for the term of his nat
ural life. This negro is n small boy. The
Court fixed his value a $500, if sold publicly,
under q knowledge of the circumstances OF
his conviction.
Thomas Gwynn, n free negro, charged with
felonous, unlawful and malicious assault
upon William Byrd Page, with intent to MAIN,
disfgure disable and kill, was again led to the
bar, and the Court not being unanimous IN
their opinion as to the guilt of the prisoner,
he was discharged from further prosecution.
| The Court were all for conyic ting, with the
exception of Justice Bray.
David >. Chiffon, charged with passing
| counterfeit bank notes, was examined and re
| manded TOR final trial.
| VIM. Cockson, charged with forgery, was
examined and remanded for final trial.
Cyrus, a slave the property of John Talia-
| ferro, charged with burglary, was convicted
| and sentenced to sale and trans por tn ton be-
| yond the limits of the United States for the
| term of his natural life. The Court fixed his
| value at 800, if sold publicly, under know
ledge of the circtlIns tanCes of his conviction.
| The Court adjourned to meet again this
! morning at IL o'clock.
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- A CAR ID.

A CARD.
D "a WM. K, WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TINTED STATES COMMISSIONER.
AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY.
y4fE-lu the latter capacity, will ATTEND to the
gkjus ~ and reporting the accounts of Execu-
s, Administrators, JuratoTs and Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The Grdys will parade this afternoon. Their
drill will take place on Iapitol Square, proba-
bly, about O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
M. GEO. W. BRIGGS offers h

x~urDfes>ionAl services TO the eiti1ens OF
p,f aola az aaor To gp EACHo's, on i&ih street,
lst,sS zen Mais and Franslia,a 80 f,,rr., uu
= LII
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THE REJOICING IN NEW ORLEANS.

1Otdl n .s0-, ,iSe
This is Il population exceeding by 500 926
that of 1890, at the close OF the lutionary
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!Stdbbiag.--At Chesterfield Court House, on
Monday, a man named John Wood was Sc
verely stabbed by Thomas Gregory. The at
fray originated in an old quarrel, and Wood
is said TO have been the aggressor. He is a
Young and athletic man, and the nephew Of
Gregory. The knife entered Woods side and
pene trsated the cavity of the chest, producing
what was cons idered fatal wound. Gregory
was arrested and examined, and the evidence
showing that he acted in self-defenee, he was
acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The severity of the English winter II shown
by the fact that in London alone, the mortal.
ity per week 10 900 above the average,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13

The Lottery Business.-Oliver .Crossmore
was arraigned before the Mayor on Monday to
answer the double charge of selling tickets
and chances in a lottery, and associating with
negroes in unlawful assembly. The main
facts of the arrest, which was effected in that
part of the city known Solitude Were
given day or two since. Mr.. Gilmer as
counsel for the accused, contended that no
proof existed of the sale of lottery tickets or
the companionship of negroes, and that there
ought, therefore, to be no further penalty in
fiicted than the usual fine for an unlawful as
sembly. The Mayor said that these small lot
terry houses were becoming too common, and
he was determined TO break them up, il he
had TO post sentinel at every suspected door.
He nposed fine of $40 upon Crossmore; also
held him TO bail in the sum of $500 to keep the
peace for twelve months, and for his appear
ance to answer an indictment for misdemean-
or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
VVOoD, EDDY cos

Authorized by the States of
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and KENTUCKY,
Draw daily, in public, under the superinten-
atAce u Sworn Commissioners.
re The Managers Offices are located al Will
mlastoh, Delaware, and ST. Louis, Missouri.
PRIZES VARY FROM
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$3.50 to 500, 900
TICKETS FROM
10 IN IN ZOO :

Ef Circulars, giving fun explanation and the
s'Aeinea to be drawn, will be Mt, free of eX-
FeAee, by addressing WOOD, EDDY u CO.,
Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY & Co,
y lo-ly st. Louis, Mo.
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Ash Wednesday,. To day is Ash Wednes.
day, or the trst day Of Lent, SO called from
the ancient custom of sprinkting ashes upon
We're sentenced by the Church to do public
pennance. The usual religious services will
be held In the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches. The season Of Lent con utinues for
forty days, during which period Ii is ssupposed
that a portion OF the religious community will
abstain from all frivoiity and festive anuss-
ment.
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WILCOX &GIBns' SEWING MACHINE

~ '' he highest premium awarded at the Vir-
s1'@ Stale Falr Oct. lo6O, the best Machine for
iaeSe celebrated Machines; also, the SLOAT
III III .LADD. WEBSTER X CO.'S SEWING MA
~uIN -, are for sale by J. A. BELVIN,
4. ebeYlR Block, 18th and Governor streets
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.f..IrrR GARkLL. J. II. BANDS.
a2&~ IABELL n SANDS,
EAS ATTORNEYS ) and
SIS CoUNSELLoRS AT LAW,

Practice in the Supreme ooaFi f hs Of ,Apps1k!gi s Of
|iE,,l.aes s,uuti,, of Hturico aud Chesterfield.
- 80 dee. tres doors below the Exchange Bank
y -. between 18th and 18th streets.
ed
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-norEssroNAL CARDS.

~ " ATTORNEY AT LAW,
49, RtcEEosD, Va;
= -, m inh, between Main and Franklin
sE-onee o. ." EnAa{n's Hall Ia so--i4ts
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THE VOTE on SECESSION.

The States composing the Confederacy
passed their respective'ordinance of dissolu-