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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

ENIDkNth- OF ihUSfLhIl1.
an evidence the hri Of hs people, be stated that
COeO ton, Of freight ncluing soO O0 bushels Of grain and
QQ 600 barrels Of fol wSrded the nelssi year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The pces ofese vary Soto t25per according
10 location gu Atty First farming ands sell for shout
40 s per acre. and the relative OF srbdui'g prsle
LAID compared with wood land in the ratio Of TO 10 In favor
Of the former ofsse for the bulk OF these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
AZ SIX rer cent per Snnu and six Interest notes Ct six n'
ra7sS respectively one tree four FIVE and SIX years
from date fsae and for principal payable In four,
Eve date Of sale The conrac. spula-
ting oneeuh Of The purchased shall be fenced and eu
ard for Eve hon he date OF SALE
50 ha a. he year, OuhA shall be fenced and uader
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the varSoa cash. except the should be at SIX collars
per acre whea TIE cash price Will Be AVE- dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lsnds sol. climate, productions
prices and payment be had application to
wv. FOSTER
Land Commissioner Ilinoss Csatral Rail"o'd
Chicago, InDNia.
For IN, name Of Town. vss and Cities hussd upon ns
nnol, Central Railroad pages ss is' i% Appe'ons R,
way Guide ~" eN'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORS.

Ssee 1874 ne Company hare Soi aOoOOO Thrysa on
IN 10 actual ccltrs ant soeTy contract contains agree
ea, q carcte TIE road been constructed through GsSs
lands al an s-peaAe II $4,000 IN 1870 he population u
gtyaias COUNTIES through to'cA pdS. only S59s,
since ,ic1 s 29s hare aided making he Aot popgd-
ton si4S9i, a gaia ofl4 per cent
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TaE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

TIE STATE dsJt only tU s9s Il AMI ottiH ne In" three
yeashqs been riucsd t2e9iG 81 and may reasonably
e0Dsct that IN Ten gears Il tciH become e1t.nc;.
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTUHK DAYS.

O1s1 BAGS mo COFPEE AND 900 DAR.
q, Id kELs KgTiNkD suGAK AT ArcTIos.-on wID
NEsDAY eih Of February will aer at wGshpu.s
balance Of the Of CDsrsE
Jsneiro pr bark Fannie Cren,hsv, eon,is.ias 81
3IsI bags PRIME RIO CJfFEE, in double sieis
VIII be added
SO barrels REFINED srGAR
Consisting double Refined Loaf Cutosf Crushed
ed and A u VIII son. Extra aud Yet on.
The sale will place promptly at i0h O'Clock sve
the trade opportunity OF attending Messs g. T. WORKMAN
Co. . sale Of Sugar and Molasses
ssu Under 800 ca slO0 moth, credit Paper
TO be made satisfactory To sellers
CRENsHAw 90, Richmond, Va. .
Sale o. sugar will be conducted by G. T. woRInss Co.
fs 1t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

CAPTAINS OF Volunteer Companies throughout tbs State
respectfully Informed that the Commls toner's appointed
by law for TIE purpose Of obtaining sccoutFemeu A. have MADE
Items fast they delivered al this
st they are Issued Immediately according priority Of date
Of orde-s. CHAhIE7 plMhoth
Captain aud superintendent Army
pIrbrond Va 1851. jaiO-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

EMORY AND henry COLLEGE,,

Nyks. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. al
WI sycamore Church. lh street. between Bread and Mar
ha Monday In October She will receive few small
boys Terms s9O per session Of 9 month"; IylS u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

BArrNoss. February 2Jh-Elour f-m-Howard Street snd
on $5l.f Is - Uhea ed al q o. 81. Whit SIiO
al e5 Mix C. IN c. cGee A;iye at 2%Gl3 GEMS
whisky uucha- red
NV YuEA February 2)th-Cotton Grm-Upland MddlDg
a an cents s'cady-SCutheru IS iAGsA "a Wheat
Corr dul-Od SSei 65L@to cents. New tstte cent
NeE southern - Whisky seadv ~ Gflt4l cts
Susar -Nuscoy sdo ,5 cents Mossses heavy New
Oeans s-tssG Tu1peuuv dull a. S5586 cents Ros
u AZ I.uGyl25 Rice steady az G,i, cCnt3 Stocks
arner New York Centrtls 81 A.; Miss1uris so5'l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

NEW BOOKS -
~ A. gAl,DGips Bookstore ara BhifTy
Am,-sn Sic i al Boyrsrhy Lives Of sElEebt Ane fhsi
clans and Surgeon 81 h5 IS century kdsdty Gfcsi
NJ ID. $3.50
Hope and c3IscteE Of Poems ~ Cor
ntu' J NJ Jordan 20.
TIE Three Cousni by J. A. Maitland q.
ST. fro the aud the uncOmneTsl Traveller ny
Dickens 5J,
ayairy Tactics vols S'a.
ough American slavery be Perp'tustd? debate be'een
Rev ". q. BroFn'o~, and DR. A PRIME 10
Backsones Commentas the Laws Of England BY George
Sharsw5od g vols 800.
Gham's Tactics Few more lef, at Wholesale and retail
DiAfes Almanac. for 1851 fel2
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STAUNTON
ROOF SHE AND LEAIHER ElCTnkY.

FI,YIS Company prepared 10 I'll orders for Mems, Women
girls and broeGns Of every variety from the
Ladies' slipper and Mems Congress Cater, aud oxford Tie
10 the heaviest ,ot eni brorsn.
Fac DRY. built by Southern Capital, with the
worked by snd good work
United States and vii furnish good work II
price, Yi"toy la the Union Let Southern men
sust ain Southern Manufactures.
orders promptly d sni all work warranted TO be such As
ORDERED Address, WIN n. CAREER
5-lS-dScu superintendent.
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mo PHySICfANs AND student S.-An new

TINO PHYSICIANS AND STUDENf S.-An rev
an rare remedies lcllinR Pfopyamin and is m
pounds subcarb5nate TG9ns Nseanae ami Subntra' Of
Bis auth.
AL the nez rompolrd Vi Ion su' as Monseis partition
PRAYERS Lotion Perhtre Pot nitrate, ron Alum
swaps Of ape! phosphate Per phpsSte OF ron Citrate Of
IT and MA OxaAie u Phosphate OF n snd
Potssss Al pounis Of MoTra, Qalnia Cadmium
Iodine Sodium, Potassium M.Eel Sc &c.
THIS Ia every form Of combination ard every
thing 10 the si;cai line, al Ct Will ~" iske Pleas
ii, Information about Ia person. by ietieT 70 ths. at dis
tanse. JUSTIN LADLhl
Chemist, sisa Of the Red Mortar,
E1s n and Main Streets, Rishmoni.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd S 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY. A. VI ..

TIVHE session this Institution will the LIST OF
October 1890 and will terminate the 30th June 1851.
The Principal will be aided heretofore by well selected
Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall to give satisfaction
The Boarding Department Will be under the OF Mr.
Mira Duppy assisted by Mrs Mary Casse formerly ofsa
They will reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies' and will exercise Parental and control those
committed 20 their charge.
which attended this effort establish the
Richmond Seminary the hst class has encouraged
Principal provide ample accommodations for the next
session The buildings being enlarged and Important
notifications will made In them which Will add greatly their
convenience and comfort The lodging large and well
ventilated and thar or oar boardes will
DIV The Recitation Rooms viii be well arranged for the
accommodation OF the pupils
TERMS YOR NINE MONTH";
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EpuCAr1ON.
PIcaMoND FRMALkINsTI rULK..IHs.s,

DICHMOND II RM LIZ INSTI rUTk.-Iheses cnd
h the sessin eegns February Sn AID en me
last OF June
The Of term presents most hvorebe
Opportunity r ire sd lisslnn o. new pupils -,
DOL already eshat fuler IN nus the
esent arang readily enables US to eetve st
larger numb -
large and comfortable recitation ROOMS and
smpis grounds for exercise. .
Our 30 AKD!N0 facilities II excellent Our coue extern
sve and eomplst begnn with N lowest Fog lab udls The
Preparatory which special attention given and In
GLIDING the higher English the Language Music and the ons
mental branches.
(FoR ma HALF SEs. I'm, PAYAH' IN ADVANCE }
English In preparatory department slo
Eagsh, In Co legate department 70
French or other Languages ~
BOar' including everything W
For other particulars, or for Catalogues; apply 10
fel6 "a ChAs. H. WINSTON, P. esident
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.--o 0RNER OF
" FRANKLIN AND sra sTREETS-The second half OF the
sion OF this School 81 vii the 9Th Of Feb
ruary end the seth Of June ensulng
FRANCIS BOG 70 has been added 10 the Poard Of
Instruction will With his family de In the Institute build
lngs The MU-ICAL DEPARTMENT ~ii continue under MT
CHASES entsnd who will aided by competent assist
been employed to take thag- OF The class
and Tiers III be 10 teach other specific studes
another female teacher x employed The LECTURES
BIBLICAL LITERATURE. by Rev JAS A. DUNCAN will be
q, ue as the F~IDAY AFTERNOON LIFE AIRY LECrU RES
The EPAR tT0RY DEPARrMESr FOR small girls will re-
he special OF the Pal Iclpal OF TIE school
BOA III DEPARTMENT will be liberal snd carefully
conducted snd comfort and cy will be young
ladies bOsrding 10 the family
Will be spared 70 make the School equal TO
any q the land for the educaiion OF females
lie sHUMArr. Prln
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over tO0 O5 private capital have been expended OF tie
railroad system Inssauch part Of The income or
several Of WORKS with va-as pubic ani IL lands t.
diminish the state eNpsnses the C5T It'd
quenty egery iay decrease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
GEGTEs G..

GEoTEsENC.
Immense Sacrifice.
HAVE 100 snd Bulnss Coats OF az
ferent qualities and styles, len nom last year. which
have selected out and
MARKED DOWN,
to shout enc htf Of the Usual sgit'Sa PG!CS.
Call rNsminr rtm hud Ell thor rot tied down to fashion
eau get good SFcr oE snail pce; word % 'hr wise
Call early and atr chance. this Is humbag mean All
isy, the goods ste here aud srsr 90 -. $1,000
Ge2y WM iRA SMITH, l2O Main ~
l,PtCES, PIN INTO, PEPPER, CLOVES,
= Nh mees Mace Cassa, In uas, Afr Giogsr
nc, Tor sale by. w. PffERsoN co Drufgs~'
fr4 lSS Main street
NEW GOODS, NEW GOO0s.-Jast received. new
" Spring style Prints,
French Calcocs.
French Bfllants.
few pieces Palmetto Cloths.
satin Plaid ClJhS.
With full .upflgo'
striped and Plaid cctious
Striped and Plaid oznsburs',
Brown and Bielched Cotto1s,
Heavy Titled Goods,
English Grown rucks
Heavy Farmer Linen, for Meas resr.
EeaeaeI and BroHn shrtinys &c, &c
~ CHI ~ CdfNERY.
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MISSOURI! STANDS BY

MISSOURI! STANDS BY THE UNION.
ST. Louis, Feb 2Oh.-The State has given an over
vheming majority tor Union candidates. The Cow,
ton will no. contain ten ,eceSsioniSts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

KNOWLES s. WALFORD
AGENTS FOR
life and FIRE Insurance,
Herrirgs Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
Machine Bedng, tLesther and Rl5ber)
Eec-eiys Church aai other BELLS,
Dsalcrs ib Cotton ans Linen Twines,
$50 MAIN STREET.
Richmond.
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A pARTsCgI4H NOTtCE.

MI re;cru sincere IN snks flerds aud
w the public generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received And hope by strict attention 10 business g.
merit continuance Of the making large
parstons business extensively than formerly
ALIEN HILL co. No. 70; xsln street,
Manufacturers aEh Importers Of Boots end shoe.,
Richmond, Va
We prepared - settle I'll accounts which due,
that be 90 tie Arm ~ Alex lii Co Alex.
Hill Individually and hope al who indebted to
vii cone forward AID settle them forthwith, al account
thst due and remain uphd will he placed In the hands
OF = collector. tja3l A. EIL CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
IN tbs
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAvE FOR SALE
10000 Acres
Of Rich Frmiag Lends in Tracts Of Forty Acrss and
Uploard on Long Credits aad Lo,s Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

IE attention oihe ene-png portion OF the
community directed to the following statements and liberal
ind altered them nv
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A SOUTHERN MANUFAC-
TURING HOUsE IN REALITY
ESTABLISHED IN iS22
This house vas drst es'ablshs1 by Cook RJsn,
2ni1y oy Peter Cook,
Brdly BY Cook a Ill.,
4thly n A eN HlL
5.a.y. Ry Alex. Hill Co.
We are prepared TO manufacture Ladies' Cent? Msses and
Bows SHOs every description which respect uy
Al, the AT milton friends, customers sai the public
ally H16 AlE& HILL & 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

NOTICE.
FUNHE FIRM OF PULLIAm BETS having his
day ceased WILLIAM H. BETTs will continue In the Negro
Auction Business and has TAX Into CoparnerSip With
him j. GREGORY They win conduct the business under the
GRIN OF BETS GREGORY their Sales Room, Franklin
Street. for below Wall Street. square below
the former cce Of Puan Bets and respectfully solicit
tnu2nce OF the patronage which literally extended TO W,
II. Belts While In the tTn OF Pu lam Belts.
They have obtained the services Of Mr BusHsop W. EsosE
olesk who has al Interest Ia the business Nd H. BITS
T. J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER sISis, Aucuoneer. uyl0-y
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NATURAL MAGIC
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
-, CnEAPIN>TRANCE.-Herring

sAe, P-tni pr. Proof sa'es much for the
COS ln Iusa-Guee Policies and last years Business
cannot Afford without them We have good assortment IN
tire KNOWLES 4 WALFnRD Agents,
ia8I 1870 Man street
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-07
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-15

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-12
The Sentiment OF England.

To THE EDITOR OF The Press That the
Government OF Great Britain is oscilating
between the cotton bale OF the South, and
the -four barrel of the North is apparent +;
but of one thing we Americans may rest
assured-the entire people OF Three King
doms are heart and hand with Us in our
good work of queliing the most unjust and
causeless rebellion the worlc ever wnness'
ed. A residence of years in England ena-
bIes me to speak by the card, when tell
YOU that there is deep-seated respect and
love in the powerful middle for both the
people and the institutions of the great Re-
public. To us they look for the justifica-
ton Of the principle of selfgovernment4
and the hope of progress all over Europe
and the Cabinet which would be fatuous
enough to take side with the traitors OF the
South agains, the Americn Union would be
out of office in week. FIAToR.