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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-15

be afflicted with the disease of letter writing.
Not contented with speaking to the public as
they do every day in their papers, they must
see their names appended to long letters IL
well. There is Raymond, who has just been
writing series of letters to Mr.. Yancey, and
Greeley, who writes to any one and every one.
They 60 about the country, too, making
speeches for the sake of seeing them in their
own newspapers. We are not surprised at the
politicians for writing letters, because they
want to keep themselves before the public; but
it is different thing with the editors. They
are sufficiently represented, one would think,
in the columns of their journals, and it would
be better for them to give up letter writing
and attend to their business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-15

IMPORTANT CHARGE OF JUDGE SM,lIEY on THE
QUESTION OF HIGH TREASON submit to the
careful attention Of our readers this morning
the very important charge Of Judge Smalley,
delivered yesterday to the Grand Jury Of the
United States Circuit Court of the Southern
federal district Of this State in reference to the
dangers of citizens of the United States in con-
nection with these warlike Southern revolu-
tionary movements of the day.
From the constitution and the laws of the
United States, and from the opinions of the
great Chief Justice Marshall Judge Smalley
charges that the individuals concerned in the
seizure Of the federal forts, and other property
at Charleston in the name and under the au-
thority Of South Carolina, are guilty of high
treason, as also are all parties in any other
State similarly offending; and that any indi-
vidual owing allegiance to the United States,
in New York or elsewhere, who shall furnish
these declared Southern traitors with arms or
munitions of war, vessels or other means Of
transportation, or any materials which will aid
the traitors in carrying out their traitorous pur
poses, with knowledge that they are intended
for such purpose" or any person guilty of Sin
citing or encouraging others to engage in or
aid the traitors in any way" is clearly liable
to be indicted tried, convicted and executed
as traitor-for death is the penalty of treason.
Let our readers Of oil parties, therefore,
carefully read and inwardly digest this
learned charge of Judge Smalley, and
its exceedingly interesting definition of what
constitutes treason against the United States,
and misprision of treason, at this time. What
ever may be the opinions Of other learned
judges in the premises, it must be admitted that
Judge Smalley makes out q very strong case;
and they who may be brought before him on
the charges Of crime which he has specified
will know, If guilty, what to expect at his
hands. 1t behooves our fellow citizens now to
study the laws Of their allegiance and the pc
nalties for their violation; for when the federal
courts intespose to define the law, IL is best to
conclude that their design is to enforce it.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
EIBLo's GARDEN Observation-Disclosures on HORSE
TANNING.
WINTER GARDEN, Broadway, opposite Bond street
An affair HosoR-MAzEPPA
BOwERY THEATRE Bowery TERROR or THE ROAD
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES
wALLAcK'S THEATRE, Broadway-THE LADY OF
ST.. TRorlz.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, No. 6ai Broadway
SEVEN SISTERS
NEW BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.--PEEP BEHIND THE
ScENE-GLANcE NEw YoRR-BLAcR EYED SUSAN.
THEATRE FRANcAIs 5s5 Broadway.-LA FiAaIRRA
BARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-Day and
Evening-MAGIc WY lMILEs AND TEAss-LvING Curl
&c.
BRYANTs' MINShS4Es, Mechanics Hail. 472 Broad
way.-BpRLEsoUEs, SONGS DANCES, &c.-SoREE ID ErHoPE
HOOLEY CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS, Niblo's Saloon,
Broadway.-ErnIoPIAN SONGS DANCES, BURLEsoUEs, &c
HAPFY NKw YEAR
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL es3 Broadway.-soscs,
DANCES, BuRLEsoUEs, &c.
ArlIEN.EUM, Brooklyn.-Woop's MINISTRIES.
New York, Tuesday, January 10, 1851.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,

New York, Tuesday, january Is, 1861.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

40 RESTRAINTS oN rElEGRArB- DEFENSIVE PRErARA-
F'NS-FolrNrsEEs sr.LL oFFERING-PRoCEEDiNGs OF
Gus Cow. NrvN Nc Nc.
lHAEltsroS jar. strong Notifications ar, being
erected u and around Charleston to ress. the forces OF
enc Jli,,d ate should reuiorccmeus be sent To- Fort
sumter Governor PckeHs IS daily receiving dispatches
from tae Southern States rendering him the services of
volunteers.
CHAELs-ruN. Jan. The statement that the T,le.
graphic Office u ibis cy has been put under restrictions
by t-e authorities s not true The correspondent of
Associated Press has d emcj DC needless to transmit
mere ilmos, and hss confined b.ms d 90 facts All of
which atvt been faithfully reported.
Strong fertilization, have been erected I'm and around
,ae iar'or Clule,t1r, TO prcstTT endorsements
beng -..t .o NT. Anderson Noa.tauA on him is meIi-
Ca I'D Oy Che ll-.or,s who are au2.ou,y awaiting the
result oi tae -,0u to Washington but tie p .pulace
are que without any official restraint.
lH. Govern or r nCu.g receiving tender, of assistance
from volunteers in other States ogt declines 20 accept
them.
The proceedings o, tIe convention were opened this
mur.lg with prayer by Rev Mr pu Pre-. iu which he
..os.- .he Almighty 90 "oruc confusion and dis,om
H.H.e u.oa tae enemies of South Caroline, and 20
strengthen tte hearts and nerve d.. OF her sous 20
u.e. .a- -r.at rt bon tH. a4u- of Che God of Israel -
lHa I'm, teut %. che Convention made kuoNu that he
at. received highly import communication OF a SCI
e.et c0afa.t,r
"u ue table Immediately fronting tbe chair of the
ilu- isa h..u.tl bust o j I'm q. Calhoun. OF
te ~a.-e ull... usa p.,.o. paper living by 10 ls
'.' inscription "IrI.h. Justice, Fraternity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
WALTER Il. ROBERTSON,
A rVVrNHNT ~ ~ 7 w
y I I Oh N = : 4 ] i
RICHM0Nn- Va
pRDFESSH0TS NOTICE.

WILL practice regularly 10 all Che Cou:tI hd City
w Richmond and counties Hsnco Chesterfield
la
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

ISP. ......... Di.p1,eh % ne WAigl

burNoEy. Jan. l.-Herry Winter Davis has written
'tutg TO h's friend NJ. Turnbull in Baltimore dated
Ai ught which says the Committee OF II have
eerlay agreed on sitsisc DRY basis for the settlement
Of the national difficulties the Republicans having WELD
ei every thing demanded The Baltimore Patriot has
new 70 ihe same elect W
Inc aao'e dispatch comes 20 bearing the signature
OF "a very respectable citizen of Baltimore We there.
fore publish IT, but cannot doub that his information is
erroneous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
EDUCATION.


NJ Ba. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL, az
I'VE Sycamore Church. lth street. between Bread and Mar
shall TIE h Monday In October she will receive few snail
boys. Terms t8o per session of9 months. Jyl5 n
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
H1E session Of this schoo Young Ladies' located at the
the Of 9Th and Franklin streets Klohmond, Va will
begin the LIST day Of October, 1860 and close the 8O Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
shumate, Mental and Neral Science and Ancient Ian
guageG.
r. g. Gllfon Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Elouard Houdayer hench.
Carlos @ Mera Spanish and Italian.
Albert De RO~dger, German.
Hiss Eva N Jones' intermediate English
Mise Maggie D. Brander Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing
J. W Reeve, PeEmauship.
Application 90 pupils and ali communications concerning
the sehool should be made 10
J. BHUMATF, Prln,
Richmond. Va.
The for thn session OF 1850 6 furnished
70 those rhO uuUfv fr Heated Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

MOOD BOuLDIN and hi, son WOOD BOULDIN, Jr,
w have united practice Of the law, In the Of
Char. tie, Halifax and Mecklenburg.
wUOO BOULDIN, Jr., Wo0D BOULDIN,
Royiton, Taicott Post Office,
MeckienJurg, county. Charlotte county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

spaLDINC's PREPARED GLUE

tr-.. l-rrs1 s-er 90 ,1srsytItcd fr.iAe AIS .
vs, ls aye some cheap sad convenient way ioE repair
.ag gl-a..--,. Toys, Croekery, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

VTNCgRus3 NT NOTAS.-We will take at par ln
4 chsrga M drv goods the of an solvent Banks IN Virgil
us North and South Coira provided they offered IN
% FIVE dHAI- and upua-d aHl required % give
specie bro change Our stock is full AMI conp.,te.
New Cl0aAs constantly rec lived and very cteEu.
us26 WATKINS yICKLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

%.
VHE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution will begin on 10TH OF
4 January next
Those expecting should be here possbe
regularly with the classes Our facll Tor mpsrtug no.
education ample and our charges he than young
would be sub sed hthome Sevenydye dollars will pay
e OF Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for i've
months
For additional Information, address
+. WILsY President
delU-lEC2m Emory O. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE.

The copansIshp heretofore existing between the undersigned
is ui day dissolved by mutual The affairs Of the
win be eicd VIM r. Islacs, who authorized the
name OF The firm tr that purpose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
5000 BAGS PRIME rIO COPPEE
Az, iE-fuIEnn

NE!R viii oGsr ~ saie ~ suction ob NFDSr.DtY % ~
" Janu'ry r'N 90 our Wsrhouse, hs Hsn cre
A. " oro Z, y, immtdtt ~ after h- 1f N,ttf e. T
W. rham Co sale of ard 81 1885, sotft "a
faune Ore 'h.v Jg arrived direct from BIO d- yassifo clist-
ing q
htop bags prime and choice Plo Coffee
ia double byg', and selected expressly for th. rsrks
TEs -Unse- uc8s. orr lat amount g. months credit.
paper % De made tati-factory 10 TIE sellers.
CRENsHAw kCO
de2s-tds R.tror5 :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
ALFRED L. HOLIDAY.
EsEHEEAG.AGENfS

rgtIE subscriber Paw u aws from che co-c,ra of RAWT-
1NGs 70 i'DAN. viii Doe prepared go resume e Agency
ba.s 'r Is' uf January he vi ry. i, strict atrn
u.D, hsl. negroes. rtl'r. House, and collecting claims
~ 81 ll's ana loa,sta receive fair proportion g patronage
from Def, oll f.i.u!s. and tr- pubic generally
uN'srn .H.lu Street opposite Wig HuiI e.
de HRrTm 60 RAWLINGS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

ftr due Co successor saw that fon lsng personal
uulnauce and business cOuuecoa E him. have every
hisncr u bis ability int gritty add pr1deucs in e manage
nt Uf hs an airs and do most cordially recommend him
ENDS and che public every way worthy rc0nfd-rca and
patronage joseph BgUMNEL,
jail Hu WA. D. TAYLOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861
2. s. y. E0PTOS,
Real Estate x Hiring Agent,
OFFICE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPO
SlTE DICKINSON. MIL 4 co,
u L q - Il n q kILA Y a


OFFICE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN sTEsETs oPPO-
SITE DICKINSON MIL co,
RIG nj d, " A
AWE subscriber b.gs 20 return his actnoe elements TO lis
rerds aud patrons fr o. rftyor during je pat six years
su would mforn hrn hat bee sil continue me business ol ma
ING OJr NrGRcFS, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLEClISG
CLAIMS and a pertaining 90 General Agency, 20 all
W. b hr gives his u-r.'Hd' r',rt.nt
. Pau-, 10 s who may ent-ust ihe hiring OF h.r
Negroes - him. may assured ~ Aii-rn being paid 90
cetn thew none uh,r bi' good hpur d r best prices ana
90 N away Dee supplied BE hAs large comfortable apart
provided with places stay rit il-iag tlr airing
o. ia 70 good FIRE. o.. CHARGE
Negro. hire be coming year. lad better be sent Ia
early after Christians p ssipie.
70 Bios. q, 6itT,s 'ot-'eH Ian pcaHriy uHtHo"H Rag
ty F,ttr no o., ~ o'r. az te'.rfs.
Richmond Ecainou Hl Co.; Ring aud Queen county, ".
Thomas aaua Arthur Temple, Jou Lumai u Thomas Fauute
roy s.ro--isuI county. Dr. d. WRIGHT. Rev. 1hrs
ockc ae W. Fam county John g. l1ur " e. Latsur, ~.
John rs kGV George county, Turner Richard Turner,
y Maru.s, Ihanl Lee Carou. county, R0 Hud, d. John
D. Boiler IseV county y H. Mioc3, Dr. James IT, Latane,
Edward Noel, Beverley D. Roy Roy Mgou Wiley Fogg,
Wright; Gloucester county, ID: Thomas Copun, JEFF
Suhs, Jasper hughes JAMES City county, Parks Slate;
Richmond county Dr. Robert A Payne; New Kent county Win
= Oloptou, H,vie. Dr. l. C. Crunp, Johns Lacy, T.
Lacy; Louisa county, Dabney Pr; Cumb rani county Wm
CWpOu Foster Luuenbrrg cour,y " W Brown; Gu urpsr
county. g. Crewnilp. pruc william county Wn. J. Were
Norfolk, Capt. Middleton, John Goiule5
dec'&-al .tcln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
AUCTION silks
TIllanAN.
BY oHAs 7 woRTHlWIcO. Arcra

CARGO or hhW ORLEANS sIGARAND mo.
~ lASstF, AZ ALOlIs On "Wednesday. % I,nuary.
At ou- Wrshoui- he Dock eon1-nc-g ~ ocref W.
We Hl sel cargo, schr. Ja1es J0as, drat Att
sapas, Ia ccrs.stngof
20 hhds pries ~ choice " o. furar
800 bb choice n. % Nllsss,s.
TuHa0F stLEFr all cash. ever $50 f,rr
mouths credit o. approved 10 g1tiabl- plutr
dTt-d CHAs r WORKMAN 3 co Aue.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

ATT RNEy AZ LAW,
ANenls '- Courts o. Charlotte Prince Edward and Halifax
1.i: Office Cas-i, go c. T.. -. sp17--ly
" T. ssDU.S :. aas resumed the prastcs Of Law In ht
Ia city o. Richmond
Once In Boyins baIdng III fronting Bank street.
lA2G--G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
JOSEPH BRCMMEL,
WM. h ISAACS,
WM r. TAYLOR.
RIcHuoyn, ilt January, 1851.

The unis 1ti viii continue Exchange and Banking Bus,
% The late arm ~ ss8cs Taylor. Il will bee c,niuc ed
der tr style am o. wa. ISAAC5 CO. h Saith, Jr,
having am ater.st therein. VS.. T. ISAACS.
1rf s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
NOT ICE.

OFFICE OF RICHMOND Yokx RvFR RiuRn.b
Richnond, OF. 30 20.
iNHE holders Of the Coupon Bonds Of this Company are mora
I'd that The interest which will become due ssi bond. d
aAbe 10 New YORK. the first MONDAY ,nuary next viii
be paid at his Office upon presentation Coupon. therefor
del ~ N0prog 4........
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
4.Fft nuLssTfl M l.,

~ EH AND AHTRAf TIVE
~ CHlLDRENs 30 K5.
FOR THF HOIIDAYR
Paul Rlak or 5Ty - Perls the anJ OF Cor.i-
c. and Monte Christie nv Allied Elves Illustrated. q
Con.tancr and Eih Incidents n cme Life. BY clergy
mans wife with Illustrations. &c.
Days a. M1"td, Tie LESSONS OF Little olive. Midsummer
HOLIDAYS
lhe Last wei h. IL, OF Davis johnson, Jr Il, !. wds
Coo
evelyn Grey. By Mcgowan. s0c.
Year VIII Ns-g ana tmma. 1sue story. Edited by Mari
J. Naciaio'h f3c.
New FAIRY s',r,. NV Grandchildren p Geo Kel 5oc
Nay very. Ihe You D-r-smaktr. &c.
lupIy; or The Auiob grayhy Of Donkey With Illustrations
% cents
O1d People Bp Capt Maine Rel.
Days Of Old Three sod,s fan OH English History for the
nnd Las Or. Fellowship with God tale the young Ry
aiaiy TO-
The Young American. Picture Gallery Containing 5co beautiful
Illustrations 81 40
The You'll SUNDAY SCHOOL Tor the leo Forming pretty
youes 'o a git nc,
aory.n Ira. o. An re!,h Girls Account OF Mor-yi,u Set
80. nrrf 100 he Black Forest. Gl:.
The ssh TWINS Is. Aunt Friendly Zoe
lhs ti.i- H1ghfe The : IN virginia. Doe.
Eoeul Tie P.rs. Fix Stories. Zoe.
The Es.ir, u ihc C-bluns au,.
Trust iu God Three Dag On 90. Re ~ lest DC
The chi ot.n m ,he Plains Ey Aurt Friendly. 4Oc.
Maggie of'hr Pines BY Aunt Fie d'y &jc
AmY AMI her Broth u-, Love ald Labor BIC.
Where There's VIII There's Wy. By Cousin Alice f2c
VIII many other and beautiful juveniles for sale by
trr| JAS. WO 'DHuU D. 4 Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT'
FRAhhLlH Y CO.,
o Z Z | & | 4 n s,
O6sr 10 the public their improved
fpy.Tf
STANTON
. fIuI. -. L L ~ INN L. 4 -.r..n -.

Dull cHVb, AM LEhIHEh EAtIUHl.
VNTIS mpsny O. prepared to IN orders for Mems womens
bNs AID grs boots snd broears OF every variety
iaGe clipper Congress Cater AID Oxford Tie
90 the heaviest boot and hrogan.
It southern Factory built up by souhern Cspta with
most app".si m''re,y worked D., steam good
are n hc lifted 'tat,s, and will furnish good
the price, Factory the ulion men
-ustsia Southern Manufactures.
All orders promptly hed and al work warranted to
ordered. ad!rcgs WM u CARRIER
drlS-dt.f srr.ri-t.,l..t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

~ The Luin.s. htrref conducted by JAS b. GRANT
D. VIII hereafter tg r1utlnu boy Ae uuierg.el. iVjuay
R.hmlrI Jan lst 1861. JAS h. GRANT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
LAW CARDS.
PARKE POTNDEXq'GR,
ATT Q r II X y AT LAW.
Richmond civ, Va.

VA practice Ia an the Courts held Ia the City Richmond
w o. Che Crdeid, Hcutic0 Powhatan
once the h Pearl ana Main Streets
SLlI o Nnah Mnlker 4 Co I.2l-lN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
NJ THOMAS IS RETsET. AyCr
CENNTIIR,A i,1 HOTEL PURNITuRR RORs Al y

~ At AUCIlON-Will be sold on TItSDAH mlrui-g
ncng - 40 o'cock he Central "or atd
Grace tree al Of the Furniture consist - tgs assa
ment which has been purchased wi1 years Is Of
Go0I quality 81 as i uaily found 60 fs class hotel
TFus For s unccr go cash. ego ninety DAYS
credit for app owed cldors,d uegotsb- Vie, adfed
trza-tds TnO- " hsfskf. Acct.
l above "a viii be cOntiaued to-day At ne hour
iH2 o. W kEEsEE Auct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

- tERIFF'S AICbBON SALE OR ONEIADI-
= NfDiD PIgIf or FOUR LOT{ % LAND. GO TtININu
TWO AOrkf EACH N TFE TOwS OF siDNtY By virtue Of
decree n The oirclt Ccu Of The dy Richmond the case
styled r " flfke fdsin hnson D. w. Tombtins W.
The sane pronounced he III DAY ~ December 1890 sha
proceed o. s pnrir An ton upon he pemsel THURS
DAY NE 81 J.rurry 1901 o. fair. 10 Jay there
Nerl rommfLcSH ~ 0Cl ck - ihs real In the
ceedrgs msphauei VIZ: TIE itrt OF fdan Robinson fur
lots ~ containing tach levied by virtue II It.
achmen tse causes, desi nst IN plan m.de
y John Coty o John Barrie by the numbers 81 IS 3d.
90, situated that ps5t ~ Ls n Cuico called sduey
End bounded hg havr Robinson ard fshland se-i being
los Eh'l conveyed by Robinson 10 L. "
ad hr said Eiun hnsrn by dre' dated the 9th day June
N''hc interest ~ r said Edwin Robinson th bsug ore
uHd yiiel hf.t pA-t Thereof
Tr uou.ih sh snI The balance IN ard ~ month";
until The Whole purchase money paid ad directed
ty the Court. JOdN HUTCHECF.
Sheriff Of HeGrc1 CO.
JAS NJ. T'rLos E Son, Au.ru. de27-lds
BY DAVIS DEUPFEE \ c.. ArcTs.
DS vIR - - or a btCWEE = 20, Circuit Court
Id ~ Doe city % Richmond tired 90 the JOHNSON
Co sgust Bsgby, Sc the S1h day Of June 1850
deed ~ trust Geo nslhy me, bearing date February
l -Gn recorded n the Gle rs Office Of the Curt Hstugs
for si city, shall Special nml e9uer Trustee
the 5h day January 1851 room Of Ne SIS Da-
y rupr,e Co., said city, FOR ca h. At public auction Negro
Woman, ,mrd Ma good Cook er and Ironer and her
two Children walker about 10 years Old and Fanny years
age. SiLAg l.. JOHNSON.
""l-t'' C'um's'louer AMI Trustee.
nY DIcKINsoN HILL CO., Ayers.
(tOnMSSSIONBR' SALE Will sci on wFDNEs-
~ DAY hr % Of January, lGl at d. Auction House Dick
inson. Hil a O., MICRO MAS nawed wAruer
Sal betae,u The hours u 10 and ~ O'Clock
THJs +. EUCKCGs Comm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

Savannah, Ca.
Gs-I received the package OH n-rr,t's lnmtaolr Hair
Restorative and amer using ,lr BOTTLE; safely .,y Us BE
article oftn, Ant Snow a E viii do a claims DO, %
restoring the iAi- Co .ts nf,-.aIt a.or Respectfully,
JONAS r. BtEsLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
YAx0O COTTO9 LAaOs:

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES
T5lht nrte' uei prcp-r7 20 SELL eNch nrc Negroes
from 1000 to 5000 Acres OF the ales Cotton Lands the
iazuo valley.
Come Of these Lands are In cultivation with Steam Mills
Cir others d-atened ard BE- Sly Improved.
Thee Lands richest portions u Washing
ton counties Of and convenient nayiga
Any persun Wishing 90 negotiate referred Messs
Anderson Co.. Treiegar lion works Richmond,
address W. BARNETP, or
II LAWRENCE.
drN-dU laE0n L.tY. Miss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

ENRESH HUTTER.
Strictly prime fresh Orange county Butter, foT IS
Prime Gosh Batter, Tor % cents
Good Cooki-g Butter, from Is 10 % cents
Receiving Fr, sh, twice Ecrk.
25Olbs Mountain Bu wheat
Dried Peaches and Apples
White Honiny Beans
Black Eye Peas For fale wholesale and retail BY
J. 2. R0BERTsOE,
d"h-'m Cor. Governor AID Pfankliu SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-05
A COMPLETE BAcKDows-We copy the 70

lowing from the New Orleans Delta
The United States steamer Brooklyn, Capt
Poore, having notified the authorities al the
the river had been ordered and that he was on
hand TO render the blockade effective, was
boarded yesterday under a flag of truce by the
captains of several British and French vessels
now on the bar, and Capt. Poore was asked if
he intended to prevent the departure Of the
vessels then on the bar belonging to English
and French owners, and loaded with freigh /
for foreign ports. Poore declared that he
should certainly prevent their departures or
seize them If they attempted to run the
blockade.
AS their ships are all heavily loaded with
valuable cargoes, including TWO thousand
hogsheads of tobaccos shipped by the French
Consul on account of the French Government
and several hundred on account of Roths-
schilds and other foreign houses, such Il deci-
sion naturally produced considerable excite
ment in the city. The British and French
Consuls took the matter in hand, and by teIe-
graph caused Capt. Poore to understand that
they would not permit such nonsense, and
that the British and French squadrons would
be here in few days 10 protect the interests
of their Governments. The last news from
the Balize was that Poore had backed down
and the ships We're all going out. The British
and French merchants in the city, who are
largely engaged in our trade, will demand the
protection of their Governments, and it is
hoped both by them and our own citizens, as
all the trade we have or intend to have is with
their ports, that their fleets will speedily ap-
pear i'll the Gulf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-05


THR FIsHT AT Aqua CREEK.--In m extr,
of the Fredericksburg Herald, of yesterday.
we find the following In relation to the fIpht
at Aqua Greek, which has not been publish
ed
A letter TO us from - Point, dated vester
day, June 3, says 1.-The Pawnee WAS injured
very much. There Is DO doubt of this, as she
was all day yesterday opposite to our station
at -'s Poiut. 1t. ---s and my self examinad
her with n large spy glass. and found she had
4 large hole in her quarter, e. e. near the wa.
ter line, under the side of her stern We also
saW men in boat meDding her port side
amldship- You may rely on this oar bat
teries shot "A shot and shell, and struck six or
seven times"
We are also informed, third handed. that 4
minister on the Maryland side told a person
who brought the news to this side that ne
the clergyrn was present, though not ofiici.
ating, at the burial of % persons taken from
off board the vessel after the battle of Satur-
day, and who had been killed during the ac-
ton