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The Leg,aiature.

Ga Saturday, ne S.uate Select Committee
on the Nads1ai CRISIS returned a report in
VII en- tn,y .ay taat the General Assembly II
Virginia ~ mpathixes a. d shares In { e grew.
ances Of the tlavsnoldiag States, aud viii
make Common cause with Them unless the
same be redfessed. Therefore, they ieque.t
the President to abs, ain from the EXERCISE vi
all powers calculated 10 eudang~r the pubic
TRANQUILITY, oGs of which Is the sending OF
ttvs ps ~ wsrlik. mUIitions TO IN. tatn, &c.
IL was iaio Oh the table. The senate then
prvceed-d 10 CONSIDER the bill providing i"I
the holding Of "A ) a,e Oonseution, when was
laid on the Ia b q IA o,oer To take up siuiiaI
bill t,xsseu py .he House. Bsfor~ any dehni'e
action, lle Sena,e adj turned ~ meet Al oeiS,
NJ.
In the House, sundry bills were reported
Among them one uthoriIe loan from the
L,,xrar, Fund 10 Aiisghauy College. A peii-
t,oa was .Ies-nied ffom citizens OF Cuipeie r
@ unity asglug that one ffrn of the Sta,s rsve-
nue. BE- Appropriated Tor armiug the peop'e and
putting The .ats on q war fooung. The House
v,,ed down n subs lituie offered Tor Isl section
OF the Convention bill. winch, alter being
further amended aLd read three times, was
passed by n unanimous vote.
Az The night session of the Senate, House
b.iI tor the hoiding ot u State Convention " as
taken up, aud being amended SO as to make The
time Of holding The same the 10 Ii instead u
the iIih OF February, was passedk-ayes 40
noes [. Senate amendment will doubtless te
coneurred in by the House to-day.
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PenHSYlyanIA ApenkS.

The following resoiu Ion was adopted N the
House Of Representatives of the Penusyiva-
MIA Legislature on Saturday, by vote of 50
10 20 Rad 1t:
Rsso red rh.t we affirm the doctrines of the
Cno 40 lat O IN - expiessinx tho cent ments 81
a ,Ar.s mau.il, of tue peopie oi Psnns, ivan a,
and .hat " l. more It "eC co
no bel'sve hat apyfhE IN our HIical condi-
lion de nands ,ncess oas on oar pat.
Immediately after the adoption Of the FORE
gong resolution, another was offered by MIR.
BOWER, # Berks, for the appointment of a
select committee 10 report a bill to repeal por-
lions of laws of Pennsylvania nuilifying he
fugitive slave law of Congress. This resol u
tin was iadenni'sly postponed. by-yeas 49
mass POI Thus answers Pennsylvania TO the
pc ition $50 feet long for the repeal Of these
acu.! Will they rot all answer ia like man
perl
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FhSM ~ a,.as<.i ON.


WAsHinarcN, Jan. IL, 1861
Brims' one is Bsalu Ia the ascendant Nuser
II ri4.s there art not wanting SINE lew signs
OF adjustment. Anderson bar written TO th-
PREF ut that he does not want reinforce
uenis, and IL is believed at the War Depart
m~nt tina, the tro,ps On the Brooklyn and The
SrHr of The West will be recalled
Yesterday WAS the most xti'Ipg Gay We nave
had A W al street enHord was sent ou here TO
The effect that McfoWaD, The Captain vi the
s sr of The WesI. mad 'ei-graph.d The owners
In New York that the steamer was sale IA
Charleston haIbur. Great vas the JOY of IN"
a ooiIu bpisis. Southern men were greatly
depressed and IN ruti-d Moreov-r, ~ WIS
believed tina the Rc0mund Grays had gone
20 Harper's Ferry. IL was said that u Jvernof
L. Gu had tei-grapned G-ni Scott 10 tina,
effecf, and mat The latter had answered INA
the Virginia tro, ps should not pass through
the D,su'ot, and nad even given orders 10 sop
the Potomac b,ai case The K Oh mund sou
dIsrs were On board. Altogether, we mad al
Intense day IL.
Gulf Sta les men repudiated Indignantly the
i'd. a that the Cnaries tuutaus had shown TIL
white leather, as rTumhull intimate In n.
S-ns'e, aud oEe of tu-In went So far, when lie
NJ, GJwhn humOug dispatch was shown liz
the hous- Us 10 20 over to the Republican
d aud fer to bel s 00U that IL Was untrue
n ne OF the Republicans We're willing 10 take
hImup.
Mr. Dejarnatte tried yesterday to get thu
floor, but The R-pu bilcabs refused To let h i'm
speak 1t was with d,fficnity be obtain, d per-
mission Ia PRINT his sp-rcn, In tins conu-c
ton, IL Is due Virginia memb to say that all
OF Them have b-en anxious ~ speak, out couio
noJ-tne Republicans having applied the gag
law by suuttIug off all debate.
A pick pocket aud tue noise in the lobby
Prevented me from hearing Senator DAVIS
farewell speech yesterday. II IS highly com
piimented. he asked 10 be- permitted TO de-
part in peace. Trumbull, IL his Coarse, in
sulung. Western way, answered thai ms par
" were determined ~ maiu tain The Uulob
and enforce the laws, t all hazards. When
driven To- the wall by q reeu's q -stions about
the Fugitive Slave law. his fellow Senators
gathered about him, told him TO answer nu
Qu-ttious, aud cneered him on. Virginia
mIuisier who Witnessed This scene, told ms
mat he believed IL was enough, OF itself, IL
make every mau, woman and cfdld III the
South disuniouists, II III y could have seen IL
Green yesiei day. He thinks every energy OF
tue people aud The leading men sho I'D ow be
devoted to aserting civil war, ana believes the
best way TO do tnis Is To make the opposing
forces nearly equal as possible. Lincolu
IL Inclined 10 peace, but csunot aband N the
"no extension of slavery" platform Of his par
ty. e have yet ID learn aid Linc 3ln, "thai
II Is the part OF wlsd. m for man lea " hs
frienos aud 60 over 10 his enemies" IL W.
manage to keep out OF war until Lucoih
Comes Ia, Geu. Green THINKS the fu lure peace
OF tho country viii depend greatly ON Lin
coin. q .biaet-in which, as Al present eoasu
IN tsd, according 70 the papers, he has little
confidence. ZED.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Baltimore Life Insurance Company.
The above well known and long -esta b ned Con-
pauy continues TO ehsct UHAkCEuN tn
LIVES Or ala at lover rates than any
other Company Of eqaal standing and responsi-
biiity now uefore the pubic.
Pamphlets. explanatory Of tho principles o.
LIE Insurance. with forms of appIostien MS, and
any desired information, will lie promptly iur'
nlshed.
INSURANCEcan re effected bv letter, without
the trouble of a visit to y ichmond.
Application may he made N person. or by 'etter
TO LUClEN LEWIS. Agent,
Office IN vet. Hall. Richmond, Va.
THOMAS POLLARD, Medical examiner.
ia IA 81
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The Part of Wisdom I.

Gen. DUFF GRkks has EXPRESSED the opin-
ton TO our Washington correspondent mat
every energy of The people aud the leading
men should now be devoted to averuhg CIVIL
War, and believes the best way To q tnis Is
TO make the opposing forces as nearly equal
as possible. LINCOLN is inclined to peace, nut
cannot abai q II the "uo extension OF slavery :"
platform of his party. II hare yet 10 tearn,'
said LINCOLN, shat At IS III. part of tctsd0m Jor
q r1aa 10 bare his fy'ends and 90 orsT TO hrs sns-
sniss." We of the SJuth, We hope, have YET TO
eArn the same thing.
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AMUsEMENTS.

ASTR oLOGtS t. Just arrived, MADAME
n ADOLPH. the greatest living PLANET
READER. All who IN trouble go at once 10
her MADAME Ill bring any ore TO YOU and cause
them 10 love you I; win break the habit of rnr-
ing will give good luck to al who Wis her. Law
suits, numbers. losses, travels &c ali explained
Residence Main street, tetween 9th and 10th op-
pos tie Corinthian Hall. at Nrs SUs4N DABEK's
Boa ding House. Prices moderate. Gent emen
admitted. ia list"
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Coz resp ence OF ,Le s,.enA.oDa Dispatch.
William and Mary Preparing for Wdr-Ay-
WuLIAnsBtkG VA Ian (


WILLIAMSBURG VA, Jan Oh, 1861
The students VI William and Mary are no "
for mlng themselves Into military company.
IN order that they msy BE- prepared for the
seeming contest Thy viii, II wal Gomez,
prove Themselves worthy OF their brethren OI
TIE Revolution ever true 10 their rights, mol
osiy u those OF Virginia, but those OF the
South. Wna'ever stand Virginia takvs In The
spending cris's," whether Tor Union or for
dI.u ION, they will indicate The honor and
r gbts of The Uid Dominion. Tue city Is stili
conservative. and hold, cut for Uaion. TIE
"Jupior Guards" military company here,
sesns prepai I'd Tor war
man WAS I rrest.d here a few days ago,
and eohnaed In jail for expressing his aboii
Hon sentiments. he was, 40 viewer, after Two
or hire DAYS secIusioi, taKen out M d biaek ed
win so'uiioI OF The nitrate of silver. Hi
sxp~bses were then paid To Norfoik, wbe, CT
hs VIII b~ foI ward d On W New York, which
placs be cails ia, holos. a6
IL has been Tashh & all day. aud tbs sireets
ats very os gIesAbie OK,
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MARRIED.
Jsnu,rv 10th. OSCAR p. GREGORY and Mis-
FANNY s. TAYLOR. both Of Manchester Va.
UiBu.

Sr.urdsv evening. the 18th inst JAMES M.
HOWARD. IN the 44th yesr Of his ase.
His funeral viii take place frem his ate resi-
dence On Leish street this Mordsvt morning at
II O'clock The friends and acquaintances OF this
family are invited to attend.
Ats M !. on Saturday. Jan. 18th, Mr.. JOSHUA
CARY. IN the 35th ear of his age.
He leaves a widow. children, and manv friends
to mourn his death MIR. Cary was. In every re-
latinu Of life an exemplary man. He WAS good
husband. a kind lathe, a peaceabe and industri
Gus citizen. and his whole conduct was aetuated
by generous feeling and Christian principe he
bore his long and lingering confinement with
much pa fence and resIgnation and in mis- Whole
sickness. ard in the hour of death. the con sola-
ii. ms of religion chsered and s'renet heDed hi
spirit HIS Saviour especially Strengthened and
81 ported him in his dSing hour, Ar d rs he went
to hi rest. re pointed upwards with joy. sisnty-
irg TO his wife as plainly IS language could ex-
press" Nj eet me IN Heaven"
SERVANT Of g d we'll one,
Thy glorious warf res past:
The battles foug hi. the race is won,
And thou art crowned at lat"
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Hannibal rumlin u N.gro.

The n Y. Express denies Statement re-
fei red 10 by our Washington correspondent
thai HANNIBAL hAMLiN. the Vice President
elect mas negro bio, d IN his veins. Our cor
Responder Will no doubt hasten to amend the
i justice which he has unintentionaiiy done
the African rale.
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Geo. W, LsekS bss arsu arfss ted ~ Psrksrs
burg, vs., tyr poiso6tDE his wife, who died
esdasnjy % the tn Jast.
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Miss Sarah Johnson is in custody at De.
troIt, charged win stealing IS from one lover
to pay the minister for marrying her TO an
other
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coYTespondsucs Of ths niehmobd Dispatch.

MT LAUskL, Halifax. Va. Jan. II, 1851.
I h.x leave u iptortn on VI jour mistak. Ia
sUppsstng thar he hrst sscs ssior nag in Vir-
etbft-Was rais.d On tue l0tn II Deem Der. for
Que " ~ uaturi~d here On the nIgnt Ut the 7th
OF that fDvnth BY the studsats OF Nj. Laurel
AcsdsDy, assisted ~ tafe~ or four VI tue pc
eutav 'sstustsOa IL 10 twelve ftel long aud
six vide. TIE usvice ts n Palmetto tree, VIII
the mDtto IS ,hib Carolina has The lead. 10,
Vnsn - f0tiow." On one side, aud on the
o'hsr. dfs<eu stsss arrai &. d III = semi circle,
VITA sou hsrG CoaIederacy" bsnesfh. Ii
maj b. proper ~ state thai several of the 81 u )
6snts are from The U,ttob 3 atcs, though Vir.
Eisisas wers not the lead ia mis-. fhe secession
tv~ifLg 10 % stfoag here Inst even tue negroes
aFs n xaFigg the blue cockade.
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n Cock AIDES.
COCKAD ES
COCK DES.
UNION AND SEC ESSION COCKADES

For sale at - -
BINFORn'S HAT STORE.
80 MAIN ST., Richmond, VA.
Persons, anywhere an .his State, wanting
COCK ADt of either of the above kinds can ge
one by return mail, By enclOsirg 30 cts In stamp
to tire su bscrIber. +. BlNFDkD.
ia IA 2t* Richmond, Va.
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to meet and declare Virginia out Of the Union
at once. He wanted this TO be regarded as a
part of his political record.
The next sentiment was announced, as fol-
lows:
"rhe Principle of Coercion Conceived in folly
and hon Of tyranny; we despise its weakness
and defy its wer."
Hon. JxRKMIAH MORTON. of Uulpeper coun-
ty, resp ended to this sentiment. He conn.,
mented with stern severity upon the tardi-
ness OF the Virginia Legislature. He related
with great effect the anecdote OF Mrs. Lewis,
who told her sons when the news OF farietons
approach to Staunton was announced, TO go
and hght and never see their mothers lace
again II they suffered a British soldier To set
his foot on the soil of old Augusta. One such
W. man, he said, was worth the whole seventy
seven men who voied for the amendment to
the Convention hill that day.
Mr.. john Seldom here proposed
-. The reputation OF Gen. Scott" To be drank In
81 ence
Gen. CHAPMAN-I now give the last regular
toast:
.hfriean sIaverv-The CRIME of the in6dsl, the
curse oil tue b, pocrite. thu hope OF the Chfsllan
| and n blessing of the patriot "
| b. DOUGLASS, Esq. Senator from kinP
William, being called 10 respond, said there
| were circums taBces under which he was
| averse To speaking; one was, when he had
| nothi TO say, and another was, when ne was
| called TO address an audience already ex
| nausted and wearIed. He, however, cordially
/ hNoAsro Tue cSutltUtut nc Wouio 10y w"
| his life before the il of Virginia should bf
pressed by an invading foe. He was attached
| to the Union, aud slow to believe that seces.
| sion was The only remedy tor our wrongs he
| now believed thai the only chance for Vir
| gina was 60 out at once and place herself
| by the side of South Carolina. Gro out hrs'
| and then negoi late
| Attorney General TICKER gave
| The City of Richmond-True to the interest:
| of the South"
| Gen. AUeUsr, Senator from Richmond city
being loudly called tor, made brief res ponse
| bnt excused himself from making speech on
| account of the lateness of the hour
| And then, at about O'Clock A. NJ, the com.
| pany separated.
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ErnOxS Dx4TH. - Dsyiin, tue L ,ndon PAN
t0miMi-f. wiki .sktDg Gia-s bra aey 4: 4
UfHgt Llns GaS, pot Ions .tac@, made one III
mas tsmssisr nnxxT &gIioLs, lbTe~ h,msetf on
his paek sid died, nsyeS ~ rise sgsia On earth.
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ARICHMoN THEATRE
KUSkEL MoxLEy..S Sole Lessees and Managers.
l. d fhlLLl - ---..--~. Stage Nj al az r.

Second we. k of the brilliant engagement of the
bs 'utl al and las iln tLing artistic,
NJ ISS JOE GO u u HEM
VINO will appear this (MoNbAY evening" Jan y
j4th, IN 1om Tay ior's last new COMEDY. now
porloTminz with immense success at the Thea
ire koyal, Ha, III .rket, London, entitled
BAbAS IN TIE WOOD.
MISS JOE sustaining the great Comedy char
acter / | ADY BLAN He.
eulpoIted by Mrs. De Bar. Misses Sallie Par
t!ngton,. Kate Newt, n, Emma Morton, Messrs
Howe, Medium, Lamb, Bailey, Merton, nj Ger,
&c, IN prom ent cha acters.
The enter ANN MS of tie evening will conclude
with the ilveiy Comedistta of
ROMANCE UNDER iIFFlCULT. ES.
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A spotswood Ho.el Hair-Dres.iny sn

Il on. -.itO. J. HISSERlCH, the celebrated
HAIR CUTTER AN u ARTS of his profession,
resp sctiui'y informs the citizens OF Richmond
that he has taken charge OF the new and elegant
ly fitted up HAIR DRESS NG SALOON under
the Spotswood Hotel. where H. will at al times
he ready to give HOT and COLD and SHOW Err
BATHS. and attend to every thing IN the line oi
his profession. JAG -lmf
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KENTUCKY VS.. OHIO. - The case of Ken
lucky against the Governor OF Ohio, who
refused to issue his warrant for the arrest
of Lago, charged with having ent,ced q
Save from Kentucky into OHIO. was set
the A ttorney-Generai OF ONO having for
warued an affidavit that & professional en-
gagement prevented his attendance, the case
WAS pos lpoued ill the Sth OF February. Ken
lucky was ready by counsel
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REINiA WINGS HANK.
Chartered BY the Legislature Of Va
CAPI II 1. -- -. $500 600.
MON EY received on deposit in sans OF FIVE
DOLLARS and upwaId DIS. on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annum IS paid for sums
remaining SIX months or longer; for shorter Pc
RODS interes g: the rate of PEI centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the de posts
Deposits reeeIved and certificates issued by the
Cashier. I. B. SrARKE, at the store of E b.
Spence, corner of Man and Governor Streets
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L 8. COTTRELL, Pres't,
L, b. STARK, Cashier,
90 A-l2m DAVID BAKER, In. Seerstary.
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M IMPORTANT FOR THE TIMEs.-A gentleman
OF TINS city, who has made several recent and I'M
p"riant lnipros ements In ire arms, is desrous of
establfhlls JpInt Stock Cons any in this city
for tier manufacture, if suffiole Mt lnducement
Is oite ed A limited amount OF capital onL, IS re-
CURED Those favorable TO eugasing IN tne above
enterprise inv, ted o I'd iress Box g72, - and
they VI ill 10 called upon IN person. 2t
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AGld Dominion Insurance Company.
O6fce, No. AZ Main ST.. under 81. Charles Hotel.
CASH CAPITAL. .......-... 5000, 900.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAb...-... SOC, 900.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON
FAVORABLE TEAMS,

FAVORABLE TEAMS,
In addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance
this Company issues PERPETUAL rs
on Buildings, on the payment IF EIGHT ANNUAL
PkEmIUMs. Property is thenoeforth permanently
insured By this plan a saving is effected. and the
rIsk and inconvenience OF renewals are avoided -
The policy can lie cancelled at any time by The
holder, the premium being returned less ten per
cent.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Applications for lBsut ance viii receive prompt
attention. DIAECTORs:
Cab Workman, John II (ireaaor,
John Enders, Geo s Palmer,
Stu.p NJ. Price, VIM. s. TrIpiett,
B. +. badd 8 G.. Tardy,
John Stewart Walker, Wm Curr:e.
Luther r. >pilman, Jas. X. Grenshaw,
Peter Z. Warwick, John II. w i'll ans,
Jas. Kent. Mark DoWney,
Horace Z. Edmond, Thos Jones'
Jas NJ Ia bot, Edwin A. Saith,
Griffin B. davenport, 70 A Paine,
Geo Yancey, Ro =. WIitiaus,
Jos. rummel, Wa p Ragland,
VIM Brent, Henry c. Cabell,
ko II. Maurey, Geo. W. Royster,
ISAAC DAVENPC hT, JR.. Pres't.
CHAs. E. WORKMAN. Seey. &c SITS
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No Albemarle Insurance Company of
CHARLCTTFSvlLLE. VA
This COMPANY continues to take FlRE HlSkS
on favorable terms
Losses promptly adjusted Apply to
THO3. nj. ALFRlEND. AGENT.
ia l4-3t 18th street.
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SAILED,
Schr +. l. NJ. J. Simpson, SpruiIl, down the
river. light.
Sohr. Problem, TYLER. down the river. hight.
Schr Arson, ard down the river, light
Schr. Geo II. Townsend, Paterson, Baltimore,
hone dust,
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BOARDING..

RoARDtNG.-A vacant ROOM. with BOARD,
ID suitable for q family, 1t Miss BlDGOOD'S,
corner of MaIn and TN sts. all-et
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ia IA 3

mA ow they save their funds out West
THE GREAT IN MiLWAUkEt- $780,
OJU MILWAUKEE,, Jan LIST. 1861
Messrs HERRING Il Co, New York-Gtnfs:
have succeeded in removing from the runs the
City Sac twas In the h'th story and fell a DIS
lance of fifty feet. and rem ued in the f:e forty
two hours. One of the cistors and p ates we're
melted off also the kno 8. From the appearance
of The Safe, If it had been any other but Ter
up, great deal of interest, was m nife ated ny
every one to see it opened, ard various opinions
expres ed TO the safety of its contents. One
individual offered to bet that if any water had
insioe Of it, that 1t had formed ice Another said
HERRING were good but no safe c5u ID rand
that fall ard re- 1t contained large amount {
orders. bonds. mortgages, assessment rolls. etc
vaiued ar over S3W,t00 Every hing was in just
good order as when put IN, except a slis ht DIS
celebration by steam. Yours truly,
LANSING BOSSFLL.
nAgency Tor HERRING'S SAFES IN Rich
mOnd, $50 M ain street. We have large assort-
ment in store. KNOWLES WALFORD.
ia l2-3t
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EAVAG BANKS.
old DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.

This Institution will recsive Deposits, on
which interest of pr cent per annum IS paid
on al sums -eualnlns on deposit longer han SIX
months, and 5 per cent. when remainigg shorter
per Cd.
90 deposits received at the stores cf J. 2.
RtGSAULT and Me SIS: STARKE X CAzDoz',
diam street Il. w. W VILLAINS, Pres't.
]. F RtGNAULT. Treasurer
]. BaUCE MCCLELLAND, Sec'y.
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MIDLOTHIAN TsCk-r e
80 annual meeting of the Stockholders oil
the MI 0LUraIAN coal. MINING COMPANY,
wiii be hid IN tuesday, next. the 18th inst, al
IL o Q ecs, at tho once 81 the Company.
Ja9- JNO. q. SFANARD, Sec'y
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NOTICE. hereby svp,int and coussitute ".
ACobs. OF the CITY Of hichmond my agent.
70 of sls gIsfS.s q g adSesag sns,sl hs:nsss
Only. HENf Ys1sCIffaHET"
Richmond. Jsa. 70, lSsi. :" KIN
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a Was committed to the Jail OF Henrco
-Et7S county. on the 80 h Dec 1860. NJ GRO
<k9S w OMAN, who her name is ARO
.-S~E-~tlNE. It's unknown v neither she IS slave
or free and is evidently entirely deranged Anv
one int est in the above negro IL particularly
requested to give In Information to the JaIlOr of
HeAuco county The said woman ia about thirty
FIVE years d, ve-y black, aud had IN when COM
united a new lInsev frock, and nothing else.
ia Its g. - PEASANTS 5 IL. c..
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-rz~ q. =. VI. STEAMSHIP Rua
800 NOKE-FOR NEW YORK VIA NOR
-s~Hs. l. K - The ROANOKE. captain
GEO Gs W. COUcH, VIII leave here at o. cock
2. NJ, / kSDAY the 18Th inst
Passengers are requested TO be on hoard IN Cue
time.
Passage TO New York. meals and state rooni n
oIudet. $40 Stserage passage only SIS
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received 20 day. (MON DAY. and up
to the hour of o'clo p. Nj TUESDAY.
Consignees to send toItheI rs 90 s
60 da5.
Tickets ana berths secured at our office, on
board the ship
Frelght fol Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Jal 1t LUDLAM q WATSON