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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08

BsA- The Tennessee River train which has here
tofore left here at o'clock, P. M. will hereafter
leave at D. Travellers will make q note of this.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08

TonAcco sALE.-John X, Smith sold, at Inspee.
tion, at Red River landing on the 9Th inst, 20
Hhds., Tobacco, ranging from 80 to $40. per hun
,lred This Is the best sale Of the season.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08
5th Sale at Red River Landing.

RED RIVER LANDING, Feb. 8, 1861.
Sale of 80 llhds Tobacco, as follows;
ls Hhds, admitted at--$lo 90, 90, 35, 0 80
o 90, 8 co. 8 95, 8 IS IS l5 7 G5 40 05
90, 10, 6 so, 5 IS so.
IL Hhds, Refused at-$6 80, 95, 5 so, AS
10, 90, rs, 3 35 IS 3 20, 90.
Sales every Tuesday.
JOHN X. SMITH.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08

s6S- Thomas W. Wisdom, of this city, has been
appointed Circuit Court Judge, to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the death of Judge Pepper.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08
18th Day of February, 1861,
Negroes for Sale.

BY order of the County Court Of Montgomery
County, Tennessee made at the January term OF
said Court 1861, | WILL on the 18th day of Feb
ruary next sell 10 the highest bidder, at the late
residence of Mrs. Jane Ramey, in Montgomery
County, the following Negroes, to wit A NEGRO
WOMAN, named Emily, with THREE chill
DREN, very likey--on a credit Of IL months, with
interest from date, with two good securities.
w. Z. Newell,
Jan. ls, ls6l-tds. Clk Il Com.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08

nkA. We are authorised to announce J. 0. SHAcK-
ELFoRD, as candidate for Judge Of the 10th Judicial
Circuit Of Tennessee, composed Of the counties Of
Robertson, Cheathan, Dickson, Stewart aud Mont
gomery.
February s. lsei--te.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08
Trice's Landing.

TRIcE's LANDING, Feb. 6, 1861.
Sales Of 80 hhds Tobacco as follows;
20 Hhds, admitted ATS 95, 90, 8 55, Z 95,
I IS, Z s5, 7 10, Z 60 SIS 50 80 I 90 6 90
5 %, 3 40, 3 40, 8 30 3 Is 90 4 65.
IL Hhds, Refused ats 90, 4 90, 10, 3 So,
3 so, 3 s5, 3 s5, 25 90 80 2 80.
PoINDEXTER 4 POLLARD.
Tobacco sales every Wednesday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
January Term, 1861.
SALE OF LAND and NEGROES

Thomas Ramey in his own right, aud administra-
tor of Jane Ramey, Jordan Neblett and wife Mary
Ann, benjamin. f. Harris, George r. Harris, Daniel
Ncblett and wife Mary NJ, Ann Jane Waller, John
Angln and wife Martha E., Josiah Neblett and wife
Susan I. Neblett
r. n. Ramey, ]. J. Craig and wife Susan, R. N.
Brawley and wife Martha Jane, John r. Ramey,
James I. Ramey, William r. Rarney, Mary Ann
Ramey, Adeline Ramey, Mary G. Ramey, Jane RAJ
mey, William Ramey, Annie Ramey, Caroline Ra-
mey, A. d. Ramey
!. BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery County, at their January term, 1861,
we or either of us, will, at the late residence OF
Mrs, Jane Ramey decd, on the South side Of
Cumberland river, about miles South Of the city
of GAINESVILLE, sell to the highest bidder on the
18th Day of February, 1851,
the tract of Land which descended to the heirs OF
Randolph Ramey, decd, and on which the said
Jane Ramey resided at her death, containing 500
acres Also at the same time and place, we will sell
the negroes in the petition mentioned l Oin number
on credit til the LIST day of January, 1862, and
the Land will DO sold on credit Of one and two
years, in equal instalments. Bond with good secu
rity will be required of the purchasers and lier
retained ON the land until the purchase money i
paid. CHAS. BAILEY, / Com.
Jan. 10, ls6l-tds CD. BAILEY, WI"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08

rar Subscriptions must invariably be paid for in
dDYANCE-vsa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08

Bsg~ We are authorised 10 announce THOMAS W.
WISDOM, ESQ. as a candidate for Judge Of the 10th
Judicial Circuit Of Tennessee, composed Of the
counties of Robertson, Chcatlam, Dickson, Stew
art, and Montgomery.
Election TO take place 9Th March, 1901.
February 8, 1S6l--te.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-08
BRANDIES, WINES, GO.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
CANDLES AND SOAP.
SEEDS.

Glover, Timothy, Herds Grass, Millet and Hu
garian Grass Seeds.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A vacant ROOM, with BOARD,
u nlis BILE for family. at Miss BlDGOOD'S,
corner of Main and 7th SITS. in 1l-6t
BOARD Two gentlemen and their WIVES, by
= applying this Olce. may hear of good
BOA RID and large, C" m nodious rooms In new
house rally located. AS the object is not to
make money. but to snare the expenses of a gem
teel Christian home with a few Others OF klndred
feelings, the board will be III iderate. in 3 3t'
DO AED--l have two vacant ROOf which
- wish to occupy with bOarders-e either single
ladies small iamiiles. Satisfactory references
gwen and required. All info snaton rs to terms
Sn., given on applica ION TO this Office, or to tox
PIG. Richmond Post-Offce. "P. J. w ~
| Wnu.d also like TO furnish some SIX or eight
with BOARD, exclusive OF l0dglng. ia 7--6t*
- modal with BOARD in n private family, ty
applying Oh h street. third door hey ond Leigh.
/ ia 7--eOd3Ce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

LC0N-GEO r. HISsERfCH, the celebrated
HAIR CUTTER AND ARTS of hs profession,
rep setfuily informs the citizens of Richmond
ly-ftted up HAIR DRESSING SALOON under
the Spotswood Hotel. where he will at AL times
he ready to give HOT and COLD and SHOWER
BATHS. and attend to everyt thing In the line OF
his profession. ia 9-lms
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THE PRINCES DoG.-London letters say that
the Prince OF Wales has been supplanied in
the affections of his dog, presented by the peo-
pie OF Newfoundland. When Oh board ship 4
boy was put TO look after him. He got SO Iond
OF the boy that he would not take notice of the
Prince. The morning they came into Ply
mouth, the Prince gave the boy t5 and took
the dog out Of the snip but as fast they lid
so the dog jumped on board again. The Prince
was al last obliged TO take the boy to london,
and he stopped there five days. The Queen
gave him Els and suit OF clothes. He re-
turned 10 plymouth, and was there but one
day when tie had to be seat for, because the
dog would not eat The boy sold his sailors
clothes, and thinks he is a gentleman for life
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PERSONAL.
MR. EDITOR Under tie h,


Ma. EDITOR Under tre head Forced
w Check" you have stated in the Dispatch OF
% day, that forged cheek was passed py an Ig-
norant jew" The fact IS THIS: 4 check for
S25 was given to Mar. l.. ROSE; Mrs. X. being in
foubt about it. sent me to the tank TO see If 1t
was good. | hardly had presen red the check when
&c was proeounced 10 re forged. | told to
wait IN the adjoining room: that thew would send
20 Judge Crum whose name was ailxed to 1t. to
Ind II II was right: ut the same time they wou ID
aso send Tor ;.r officer. made also the request
10 saLG tor an hccr IN the Of .ir. Jone
md added, "the man who passed tie note IS
Waiting at the store Of Mr.. l.. Rose" The check
was cent awaY- ard atte It's return | told
that the Judge had ordered to give RE the checs
nck. as he mad money thers | returned the
meek then to the who tried to pass 1t. " no
cit store without taking the goods he had
5Cught.
am sorry, sir, "a we II you, that the case was
MT investlg aied-hut it may come yet to light
For your lnforma' ion, may tell Il, that the man
who tried to pass the check which s. doubt. rs
was told at the Bank, good, IS net an '.Ignnrant
Jew he is a Christian MARTIN KAHN.
RICHMOND, Jan u 1861 Ii It,
If MIR JANIS jonas will call az Mr
6OlDSTON Els. " atchm +ker, NJ am stree.
between ,7th and Is. H. he will near Of some,hi
10 MS interest. js 3d.
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LOST AND sTRAYEC.

a. STRAWBERRIES came to our stables
IN last w ednesday night. after dark, a snail
NAA bay HORSE. with a soro back, and one on
right shou der; quite low IN flesh. Any person, ny
calling, proving property a.d paying charges, can
get the same
ia Hit DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
eR) LOST A black shaggy newfoundland
AEyaxG DOG, breast and fore feet white. 4 lib
----A eral reward will he paid fol delivery
at Mr.. VIM. GRFANnR'S Tobacco Factory, Cary
street, between 18th and 18th.
jal03E* 8. 6 Talbot.
| 0sT-A BOND, for the hire of four slaves,
- n med Pev on, r ohm, Solomon and Billy +,
| amounting TO 8453 and executed bs John H. Gen
try and y A. Ha cher also. one for $l75 execu
ted hy Messrs Crew Z PembertOn each CT
which there credits for the first and secon1
quarters hire ANY Information relative 10 the
atove Bonds wall be suitably TeW. rded by
ia S-iw JOHN p. SLEDD.
So REWARD Stray ed from my Sta
~ bic on the Brooke Turnpike, miles frou,l
~ the city. III Hentico county, on the I'd
January, q dark hay MARE, years old, with a
small scar on her back. For her delivery to lie,
wi' pay the above reward
ia S--6t' w. C. TALLIFERRO.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, N. y. mdze.
and PASSENGERS. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdzs.
and passengers, q. Cardozo:
Sohr Exchange, Fuller Baltimore, coal, g. Y.
Norrlss.
SAILED,
Bark Fanny Crenshaw, Munson, Rio, -four,
Crenshaw & Go.
schr. 5. q. King, Andrew, down the river. light
SebF. Mary Ann hetty, Jones, down the rlver,
light.
HAMPTON ROADS. Jan 10 ARID. bark Warren,
of Baltimore, from Sombrero Island, with guano,
and for orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

BURNT TO DEATH.-Miss Rebecca Fisher,
residing in Monroe Co, Va, was so severely
burned on Saturday last, that she expired in a
few hours. Miss Fisher was sitting by the
fire, churning, whe II her clothes accIden tally
caught fire, aud before assistance could be rem
dered her entire person was burnt TO crisp.
James Adams X Co.'S tobacco manu- fac tory,
at Buffalo. N. Y, was destroyed by fire on the
eth inst. Loss, $4,000: Of which $4,000 is IL.
sured.
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The One Man Power.

There are many who believe that II VIM. Ii
SEWARD will only open his oracular mouth
and speak peace, the whole sectional agitation
Will be quieted. Is it not humi!iating, is il
not mopslrous, that the fate of thirty millions
of people, their lives, their peace, their honor
should all be dependent upon the breath o.
one man l. it sol Can it be SO One NAH
And such a man! i it were WASHINGTON
HUNT, an EDWARD EVERETT, or a CHARLEs
O'CoNSoR, profoundly as We admire and re.
spect them all If it were even GEoRGE WASH
IsGToN himseif-we would not like TO clotht
any one mortal man, though pure as the an.
gels, with the power of life and death oyeI
thirty millions of people,-but VIM. II. SEW.
ARD, the deba uched and debauching politician
who, for his own personal ends, has brought
the nation 10 the verge of this tremendous
abyss,-that it should be for him TO say whe thei
the proudest Republic ever seen on the tide o.
time shall go down, down, down 10 the un.
fathomable depths of perdition, or, be res
cued Just in time, at its last extremity, by such
u Saviour of his Country'
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SPECIAL NOTICES


"a Pistols, Pistols, Pistols Just received,
ONE HUNDRED COLTS CELEBRATED
FIVE-SHOOTEKS.a army, navy and rocket slZes.
JAMES ALSH, Gun Importer,
ia lO-lw so Mam street.
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YNA STED- For the present year, oomps. ar,
w o sRSEtR, that understands raising 10
bscco, for farm on James River, above X ob
mond N4ne need apply without stating size ~
family. without salts factory references. For 4
su tn lie man, liberal wages Will be paid Addres,
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MAaINH .NrnILIaHNCA.

In New Kent o. unity. on the 4l intt in her 10Th
year, Miss EtIZ ABhTH BRADLEY, daughter
the late George Bradley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

wv NTpD-NEGRO CARPENTERS.-Th,
w James River and Kanawha Company W
hire few s.be- bodied Negro Carpenters. to xor,
on the repairs of the Canal. For such as car ia
well recommended as good workmen. liberal
hire will paid. L. l. CHlNN.
ia = 2w Super ndent
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AMUsEMHNTa-

| sTFGL g J t. lust arrived. M.n,---
| az tOOLPh. the greatest living pi.ANFss
hsr M,pAME Ill bring any Que to ynu and ISn zee
them 10 love you win break the habit ~ a,si,
ing; will give tond luck to oil who yist h., I'm
SUITS; hunters. losses. travels &c ali eSn "a v
kssidenoe VAN street, between 9th and io,b 20
Boarding House. Prices moderate. ueD,ssxss
| admitted. .nnHemen
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EP.T0ME OF BRAirHWAETF-
u At KANDOLPH'S Bookstore ard Rlnderv

EVAN HARRING TON; or, Re " oulG be a Gen
'lemsn. BY g. Meredith 81.
Sr(D!tS FROM LIFE. By the author of"John
Halifax" 7jc.
COGWS. MEDALS AND SEALS. Ancient and
Modsrr; illustrated and described. Edited by
w C. Prime $50
HOMER Literally Iranelaied. The Odyssey,
H,mns, Epgrams. &C By =. A Buckley IS ,,
H ROniIU3, recensiit J. W. Blakesley s L
L. vo's. Harper's Creek aud Latin Clas-
sizes soc
The CHI LDREN's PICTURE FABLE BOOK
Use
THE CHlLDREN's PICTURE BOOKOF
BIRDS 75c
STORIES OF RAINBOW AND LUCKY. Up
rH t;' MfE txfF so CATHOLIC ALMA
Mac FUH 1861 25n.
AN FPITOME OF RRhlTHwAfTE's Retro
spect Of Practical Medicine and Surgery. in 2
vols; OVER go pares each. Be- w. s. Wells
Orders received at 81 ger oopv
DR.. .rALMFR'S THANK>GIVING SERMON
copy Will be given TO all who apply.
ia Hit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

XNASTED-A first rate COOK. and also Rod
w RsF-mIdGle. aged womex withou, hu,
bands or children preferred Application may b,
III ade 10 CHAs. TALBnT, corner l9th and ',raae
streets. or to WILLIAMS ELLIeTF
ja4-ts 81 Main street
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MARRIED.

January 9th, by the Pew J. w Howard. Mr.. d.
u. HATCHER. of Texas. and Miss BETTE A.
SMITH, of Chesterfield county, Va.
In Petersburg. Va on Wednesday, the 9. b inst,
By the Rev. X. N Siefd. Mr.. PETER DUNNAN
aud MIss SALLtE J. VENABLE. daughter Of
Joseph Z. Venahle. ESQ all Of that oitJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

nOld Dominion Insurance Company.
Office, No. 40 Nam ST.. under 81. Charles Hotel.
CASH CAPITAL $50 900.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON
FAVORABLE TEAMS.
In addition to the Ordinary mode of Insurance.
this Company Issues PERPETUAL POLICIES,
on buildings. on the payment of EIGHT ANNUAL
PREMIUMS. Property is thenceforth permanently
insured. By this plan saving ls effected. and the
FISK and Inconvenience OF renewals avoided -
The policy be Cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned less ten per
cent.
Losses promptly adjusted and pad.
Applications for insurance will receive prompt
a.rentlon DIRECTORS:
CAB. WorthGm, John H. Greanor,
John Enders. Geo. 3 Palmer.
SeMl vi Price, Wm. y. Triplett,
b. r. Ladd. ): C. Tardy.
John Stewart Walker, VIM Curre.
Luther X. Splmau, Jas r. Crenshaw,
L Peter &. " arwlck, John H. Williams,
las. hent Mark Downey,
HORACE E Edmond, Ihns. Jones,
Jas VI. Ia bot. Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B. Davenport. Ru. A. Paine.
Geo w Yancey, Ro, P. Williams,
jos. Brummel, Wm. p Ragiand,
VIM Brent, Henry C. Caheli,
10. II. vi aurey. Geo. W. Royster,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. II. NoRTHAM, Sec'y. de Sits
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{UAsTED-T o HIRE At the Afngton
w House. corner Of Main and 9Th SITS. one 6nt
rate BR cad Or MEAT COOK two young nj M
or grown BOYS. accustomed 10 the House and
DIN ing room, ard enc CHA BERMAlD.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

ttfsNItD.,.A Southern lady desires sltuq
w ton IN School or IA ~iy, to teach ENG
LISH RRANCHrS and N USIc. or ia a neis hbor-
hood where eight Iupis can be obtained to teael
Music only. For particulars. address, "rFA'H
Err" Box 283, Baltimore, Md. ia ST.
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WANT D.-I wish to hire FIFTY able bodiY.
w NEGROES. for the present year, for minln.
HILL MINIS, in this county, and for EN- loym /,
at the coal var in his city. Among them. a 81,
| rate GARptNrtR two TRACK LAY Frs AMI
ENGINE RUNNERS, will he required.
ALSO-For nv family, in this city n good COOK,
WASHER ard IRONFR. and a FINALE HOUSE
| SERVANT. JOHN J. WERTH, Agent
In 10
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OFFICE OF sUP'r OF THE ARMoSi',
RicHAoNp, Jan. sth, E@r n
ID y q 20 AIS will 10 received ~ s.a o.
! 0FFlCknR g ths lssA Of JaaaAf5' ioi Wv

NNlhUk ~ heseol VAfn Ill pesspas s 4, -,
IN Alliax any ordsE fhs gopAS. 81 tradlpk W -.
est e.. o. e q: oei,sf''o IGH;'1
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WANTED A II persons to know that Prof
w WILLIAMS ia now resdy 10 teach the ar, II
TRANSFERRING PORTRAIT and SCFNFRY
PAINTING IN OIL C0tORS ON GLASS Tn,
beant full accomplishment can be learned In Eve
Lessons Terms, 81. Please call ard cxamlrs
scecImens, at Mr.. P,'s. corner of Eth and Nam
streets at his reside seth ST., between Leigh
and Marshall Church Hill. ia 3-lI'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

WyANTED-sn experieneed DINING ROOM
w SERVANT for the ensuing year Reabe
reference required. G. II. READ
jag ST. Linden Square
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"a 18Th
II A. DsCT. Druggist. corner of BIozd
~. and 18th streets. has in his possession an
OINTM Emf For THE PILES, which relieves
the most OBSTINATE cases Persons who suffar tn
this dreadful disease will do well to try it, For
PARTICULARS. see Special Notice - ia lI-1t*
E'0R SlLE-I have for sale several hundred
. Bushels OF TORNiPS, perfectly sound, which
WI dsiver any part of the city ct 20 cents per
hushet. They are ex 5elent for Mich Cows. Ap
PLY To ANDREW J. FORD,
il ll-2t' Gary street.
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w AsFEn.A permanent situation as BOOK
w REFPER. by young man who can fGrnsh
testimonials equal 10 any IN the State. in "a,
meantime h will np,n. close. transform from
Single into Double Ebtrv, and adjust any Accou6,s
the Commercial Col.ese. 139 Nam St, RchmoLa
lag go
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- EXTRACT FROM REPORT OF

NOTICE. An ADJOURNED MET
O>-xA ING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF tn II
VIII re HULPHLn sPR!NGS COMPANY will
he keld ut tho EXCHANGE HOTEL. in the CITY
uavy, 1851.
The pancta al attendance Of every stockhodor
10 particularly requested. u. WARREN,
dea-Stawtd Secretary,
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WANTED-A co'ored ALE HOrsr
w SERVANT. without encumbran 20, of soos
chars cter and experience. Apply to ''e
c. Dl MMOCK, Ragland's New Bui'dinsx
ID li--t5 Frank n strea,
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iHAN eED-TO HIRE-For the ensuing ye.r
w good PLAIN COOK, without incumbranc,
and a BOY to wait about the house. Applyto
G. W. MACMURDO,
dc Sits At Office X. F. & p X. X. Co
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 10.
ARRIVE

High Water this day (Ffiaay) ~. O'Clock.
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WANTS..

WANTED-A WHEELy WRIGHT
w BLACKSMITH -Wsnts5, TO take eha,v..ses
che shop at my wylls IN Hanover county, a yoot
WHEELWRf6HT and BLACKSMITH Addrs,.
VIM. F. GAINESes
ia III St. Box TO Richmond
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W6NTED-A white GIRL. IA German IA r,s
w ferred. In do f;tNERA Al HOUSE WOpK
None need ar Nv without good reconmer dation.
VIM. MILLER, west end OF Marsh.lls q.
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7 IGOR ICE PAS Il &

10 cases Gomez Sannho brand
. DO. r. NJ. Eomez do.
q DO. Wallis 4 Co., do,
do T. Il. do.
On consignment, for sale by
ia u2taw2w ROBINSON Il ROBERTS.
~ JACOBS, Of the city Of Richmond. my agent.
for the purnosa of confncting \ general business
in CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, &c; the same Ia be conducted for cash
Only. HENRY J. CALISHER
Richm d. Jan. 10, Io6l iall 2v
fsAUTiON.-The public are warned against re-
- ceiving a Gu Eek, dated January 9th on Bank
of Wire inia, payable to Elizabeth Philips, for
So As, and sIened by A. Thomas & Son, the pay
inent of which has been ston ed.
ia IL 2t* ELIZABETH PHILIPS.
n w. FirZGFRA'D
-. COMMISSION MERCHANT
OFFICE OVER SHoCKoE WAREHOUSE
RICHMOND. VA.
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TNTEfE COUNvy COURT OFT ENRICO,

1 ~ w SOt ~ SF 81 r. Nhtst,
i JANUARY 10TH l8Si.-Al The actlnT Justices
he Ing sent, tsummCned to consider he subject
OF pricing thus county IN proper attitude of de-
teEce the report of the comm ttee he etofore ap
pointed on this subject received, approved,
and ordered 10 be entered upon the Minutes: aud
the Court feeling the mp rInus necessity of
zion on this subject. and concurring in the object
proposed 10 be attained hut being ADVISED that Its
power to act is doubtful. doth herebv invite the
people of the county to meet at their Coun'v
Court House on WEDN ESDAY next. tine 10th
inst. at II o'clock NJ ior the purpose Of con
sdering the question of menarialzing the egis-
lature 20 authorize the Court To levy thu peo-
pie such amount az may he necessary TO Put the
county in an efficient state of defence, and also
authorizn the Pres lde at said Court to convene
the same Immediately. to lay such levy. Ordered !,
hat these PROCEEDINGS be published daily In the
newspapers of the city Of Richmond until Wednes-
day next A COpy-Tes,e
ia St WM. F0LKES, C.H.C.
no RTNE2SIIV-M brother. F. l..
~ HARRIS. having hecome associated with me
in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, it
will from this date be ndueted under the sttie
ard Grm of HARRIS & BRb2HER.
TO those who have patron Zed ne heretofore
return thanks. and respectfully solicit for
the new concern a continuance of their favo S,
and the patronage Of the public generally.
b. r. HARRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

SPECIAL eGTIGf i have an OINTMENT
- which will cure the PILES. warrant 1t to re
| ievs the most obstinate cases, matter of how
| long anding. II it fails to cure relieve, will
refund the money: and ask no one TO try It with
OFT feeling satisfied il is humbug, aud will
give the names Of parsons who have been relieved
by it. The price is 81, and will be sent by mail to
any address post free. Address, call at the pro
! prietor's store, corner Broad and 9th streets.
ia lit T.. A. BUDNUT. Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

WANTkD-All persons TO know that Prof,
w ADAMS RUSSELL are teaching the art o
PORTRAIT and SCENERY PAINTING in oil
coors on glass ThisaTt may be learned perfrcir
IN hve lessons, by calling at the Professors Office
on 2ist street. three doors west of Main tu
price is reduced to 81 during the pressure of The
tunes. aides will be taush hit by o LADY. and ladies
W II also be taught at their own residences, If de
sired Entire salts faction given or no pay.
de- 3f-l2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11
RICHMoNp THEATRE.

KuSKgL L MoxLgY. Sole Lessees and Managers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

~ Dl ES MRS. J. A. WILLIAMS, Nj. D..
has returned to The city, and will resume the
practice of MIDWIFERY. Also all diseasas OF
Females and Children, both ACUTE and GIRO
MIC. Re idence on Broad, between LIST and Fou-
sase streets. ia 8-5tS