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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
A DESCRIPTION OF THE MEDALS

OF NATIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS;
M MIS- or THE Mist no. pp gas. by JAMES Ross
ssowpEN. j. u. LipPneoti Co.
Tie curious student of numismatics will welcome
this beautifully executed volume, interesting and
valuable addition to tie Of information on an
important branch Of his favone pursuit Ii contains
description, or fac-simile, Of the medallic memorials
| NJ washington. TO the number Of one hundred and
tbirty-eght specimens which preserved in the
cabinet Of the National Mint at Philadelphia. De-
crptons are also given of the national medals OF the
Tinted sates of the various miscellaneous foreign and
American medala Of the ores and minerals and other
.ubiocts Of interest and curiosity IN the cabinet The
historical details embodied in this volume, together
with the neatness Of its Typography aud the excellence
Of Its engrayings strongly commend it to the favorable
attention of shc public -.
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS
March. NewHsyen.
The opening article In this number Is an elaborate
and instructive essay the Appalachian Mountain sys
tenn by Professor Guyot who, since the year lSi9 has
devoted lis summer excursions 10 study OF the physi-
cal conguraon Of the Appalachian system, and to the
barometrc measurement of those points which were
most important in the establishment Of the laws OF lite
relief Among other articles Of general interest may
be mentioned paper on the Geology of the Country
about the Head Of the Missouri by DR.. F.V Hayden,
and one on New Meteorites,' by Prof. ]. Lawrence
Smith The department of scientific intelligence con-
tains, as usual many curious and interesting details.
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY. By GRACE and
PHILIP WHARTON. limo. PIP 4sl. Harper BrOthers
Several Of the celebrities in English fashionable, lit
erry and political life here made the subjects Of
q series Of light and superficial biographical sketches.
The oompsrs appear to have made no account of his
torical accuracy, but have aimed merely at popular
effect in their dashng hghcolored, and meretricious
specimens Of literary scene-panting In their rage for
giving amusing pictures of social life in England they
have gathered up An immense mass Of stale and sfen
scspdslou anecdotes which tbey retail with upctqVw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

POLICE CoxNIssIoSERs.-At the meeting Of this
Board yesterday afternoon the resignation of John J..
Rabueau was received and accepted. CorneiusS. Al
lsOn resigned as Deputy Clerk, and was appointedPur
yeyor at the House Of Detention Abal Swift resigned
as patroman and was appointed Deputy Clerk.
Michael O Brien, of the Eighth Ward, Archibald Il
Crawford, of the Third Benjamin c. Hickolk, Of the
Nineteenth, and Thomas Taylor Of ths Fifteenth, were
dismissed from the Department.
During the present month one hundred additional
men will be appointed on the force, which will CON-
pete the increase Of four hundred called for by the
ton of the Board of Supervisors. Yesterday morning
about five hundred applicants made their appearance a
that there would appear to be no din
Guilty whatever in filling the appointments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

ASoTHEn NEw-foRI VOLUNTEER GosE.-The LAST
tribute of respect yesterday afternoon paid to the
remains of John MeLane First Sergeant of Company
K of the LIST Regiment New.York Volunteers in the
Mexican war; by his late comrades in arms. McLans
died at his lodgings, in old garrett at the corner Of
Hague and Pearl streets Tuesday last, in the 3'th
year Of his age. The room unfurnished and com.
fortress and the body found lying upon wretshed
pellet of straw covered with vermn. He had no rela-
tives and there was kindly hand TO soothe him In
his dying moments but alone and uncared for, and In
the dark and still hours of night his spirit fled to Him
who gave il. The deceased was a temperate man, but
had never been able eradicate the disease which he
contracted while in Mexico. He was an industrious
man, but for long time past had been unable to obtain
work. and barely subssted upon the slight contributions
of his fellows.
Mr.. Edward II. Senior, undertaken, having heard Of
the case very generously sent to the late abode Of the
deceased and had the body placed in neat coffin, be-
side which, he ordered hearse 10 be in readiness fos
the funeral which was arranged for the LIST inst Under
the direction Of Col Burnham, the body was removed
to the Mercer House, whence the funeral took place
yesterday afternoon. The surviving members OF TIE
corps, numbering now only handful, attended the
obseauies IA citizens dress. He was buried In Green.
wood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
TELEG RAP HIO.
FROM MANASSAS.

MANASSAS, Dec g. p m.-It lie reported that large DO
dy OF the enemy crossed the Long Bridge last night
Their desgn is doubtless to make fent while more ac
tive movements are taking place in the vicinity Of EVans-
port. gentleman who was 10 Alexandra on Tuesday
night passed through the lines Of the Federaiss, and
ria Anandale came into our camps. He reports that
there we're on Wednesday only two or three brgades at
the latter place. and he no indications Of an imne
date advance At that time his estimate Of the Fsde'
raj forces on this side Of the Potomac foryhVe thou
sand men. The Commanding generals Of the Coniede.
rate army still entertain the belief that advance will
be made and that important battle will Jet take place
before the fall campaign 10 closed The Northern senti
ment pressing Mcclellan to d. something Of once, and
from the of the journals il is growing in strength
with every delay Witha the last three days remsrka-
bic change observable in the weather. which highly IA
vors any contemplated movement the Yankee General
has in view The roads, hitherto soft aud yielding, have
become comparatively hard and should it continue, the
objection urged against the Of field artillery will be
completely obviated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
FROM MISSOURI.

MEMPHIS, Dec A special dispatch from Jefferson
City TO the 81 Louis Democrat dated Nov 2s!h says
that Gen. McCuoch is moving with large force to that
place.
special dispatch from Rols under date Of Nov. 2s
and published in the st. Louis Republicans of the 2s!h
says that General hcCulcch regards the retrogade
movement Of the federal army attempt to get in
his rear. Gen. McCulloch is encampedat Springfield
with force of 1000. Gen. RInes left sarcoxie, on
the rs Nov to join McCuLoch with force of 1000.
Gen. Price left Pneville the 25!h Nov. The balance
of the Confederate army marching northwsrd to join
McOullcch Gen. Raiuss has destroyed every thing in
bis route prevent the ederas from getting in audHn
noying his rear.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
ANEk OIAL.
oyvICr or TIE RrMxosD VINO, Dec. 8, 1861.
INV oaLEANs MAtRErs, Nov 20.

NEW oaLELys NAeRErs Nov 90
AMI solsss have exhibit ted decreased dess Of
,yty at Irregular aud rather castor pr particularly fer
Sugar poorer quail les OF which have sold al remarkably low
figures There sales Of Tobacco eary 10 the week Wt
generally has been extremely DALI and several sr
naaens Flour and declined In consequences Of
CsrTox-Tho market has continued nearly stand s
sales the spot coap i2 bales aegdirg bales on Mon
sets receipts none last $3.50 TOI since September
rsctp having been btr. and the demand od.
prcs have ruled In favor OF buyers particular for
Including 1907 csy We tote Inferior lalH-
sS yeIoS 4SasSe and ~ae iSfiisd ss.seSe
s spending week last 1900 hes at as6e for fair TO
liberal supplies the market has exhibited In
creased activity Stoi, any ma . change N pr ss, lbe sales
Asie, fr erasnns, and i7HAisxc for Irz. TO eho ee
PO;r 70 ordn' nay be 9aosd :. t.s pr ne 81 siM COS
eek. rsc Pts 10 Oso tb and $500 hat bbs; year 500
oBccoThe only salts reported 2 Ehca saturday and
Stood TO be fGly up TO DOR qlOt to.a
sIoUR-grics completely ed by the prospect
.nbsrso s-a the m,rEst has continued d and Cropping
throughout the week the sales including 30 hb Friday at
$50 Yesterday at lOs'O IS ana ll9I< for esir.
Wharf.-The sales comprise 81 red and white Tuesday
at a. and 600 red Wednesday Al the same.
HRls-Te market has shown but little movement and prceI
have sssn a.,i % 5 be- oSS 20
aEures 10 d.y sold % AID $50 %
Liverpool from Memphis from the Leyee .,ry In
N. week o. ,nd 5000 bushes suk Yesterday at % rs
The s,oi OF Liverpool 10 stated 20 coo sacks packing
made from bulk salt 80 ie ssckS to'G o5l9 he stock
all kinds rehautAbs aud uantr ,hsntsble ex
elusive Of Government supplies ss. doSn at 70 rs bushels
eual 25592 sacks OF Liverpool This makes aggregate OF
all klds Sill Sak Dealers continue 10 supply the
us omtrs at 3ONl0 70 rpoal eors and Hail 90 for 1e
PACKING kini. sell at s6a6 81 y sack oftWo bushels
There have been small receipts from Memphis
Mobile, which had the bocksd and with
very demand proeI have ruled the reduced Of 10
aGoc coi'g Il inside figures stock In frst hands
none; sRa rs u 800 l1t year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY Dec 4ih 1881

THURSDAY Dec 4ih 1881.
TIE Convention rels7embled at 10 o'c!sck, A. n
Prayer by Rev Ar. Spurlook, the delegate from the
county Of Wayne.
TIE BILL OF RIGHTS AND CONSTITUTION
The Il OF Rights asd Amended Constitution, IS re-
ported by the C5mmities OF Revision last night, were
u as the oFds Of the day Tle Bill Of ghts preamb e
to- ANA fret articles Of the Constitution read by
tie Secretary and aiopsd sseiIiim Several propos:
tons amend further submitted aud rejected. At
o'clock p. n.
AFTERNOoE SESSION.
The Convention calld to order at4 o'clock p. ~,
aud it appearing from call OF the House that only nf-
ty.nne members present. the Pfesii'nt directed
that che bell Should b. rung 70 summon abseot"es.-
By half past O'clock quorum Of members appeared,
Amended Constitution.
some Of which were Gdop'ed aud others rejected. At
a quarter to o'clock, the Constitution amended was
adopted by the following vote:
YEAs-gos3s Aon,S;le, (Presdsnt) Amber, Bar
bour BAYLOR, B rim, Bakey, Borst Bjuldin, Boyd,
B snch, Brock Bruce, OAbell, Campbell Caperon, Car
ter Chamber Chapman Conn, O. b Conrad, Cox, Dee
kins, Fisher Forbes Frercb, FugatC Garland, Garrett
Gran, Grsvely Goggn Go'de, Hammond, Heud'en, Is
bell Januey, Kent, KnY, Kindred Lee, hcNIil, scisr-
land, j. W. Marshal, James Marshall, Haslin Aohet,
Morris Moore Nelson. 0rrick Osborn, Preston, Price,
Pdgh, G. W. Randolph, r. Z. Scott, SeaWel, Shelby,
Sti1gton, Spzed, spurock, Stuart, Strange TSyloe,
Thornton, r II. Tusuer, Wlite, Whitfield, Williams,
and Young-7l.
Nays-Messrs Cowan, Crssap, Du'-rv Gray, Heck,
Martin, Morgan, J. II. PEI deIon, aud Woots.-s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS, Dec LAST Sunday three Confederate
gun-bOOts went within gurshot of Cairo and fred If
rounds at Fort Holt The Federss scsmpered out
Of their tents spd would not f.ht One gun-bOat an;
chored In the channel below Cairo
A deserter from the federals says that Sunday wa
fixed as the day for the federsls to come down
with 60 900 men, but the expedition postponed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
FROM SAVANNAH

AusUsrA, Dec. 6.-The Savannah Republican of this
morning says that party of OOnfedsrass visited Tybee
on Wednesday night, and burnt the lighthouse. The
Federal vesses commenced fierce Smelling the is.
land but the Confederstes retreated unhurt Sixteen to
eighteen vessels In the roads yesterday afternoon
aud all apparently we're old whalers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

ca county shA OF thr ody 70 be TN presiding
70 each t Of ne said The other Justice sna be
FOR s perforna o' aelr out e. IN court las
Wo pSren eonsas an Aneaement to The pres
Ts y receive for h,Ir services IN court PEI
trA,u ,hsJ sha no. receive any fee or
IN NE rows srs eoa Of justices Of the peace within
thslr rssrecve ties shal Be Pressiiosd BY law
Of Apps be appointed BY The ,ad Courts or
By the udg o. yseA duie'' co 5psnsAnon
and tenure Of o &c shall be- rcscr led by 'aW, .
IS Cltrls asys The co0m nrea for the circuit
,sfyss II rsy and el,rss neys 70. the Common
wealth for eoony shall be dppontsd by SueA courts
Ss be resctbed BY law they SHAH
on By ,her respective toar but 10 every case o. removal
The uovsl VS. mad. Vacancies in ID offices shall be hsd
by ias eour, respectively 10 se'h ocjst -, .., =,
ne tro IoEsss oti General Assembly, ard commission ~ the
GOvraOr shalhOd his chi during the pleasure ottle Gen.
sbs o. shan be BY s respsctir county court,
and uhea spp tinted by the Co. 'hAbe omn.Honoa ~
hin an Od t,s for yssrs, hut PtrIen cc~s
oaed as sh - b ln.t,d Tor snohr
Il pabll; dues that MY have come Into Ms hands
ccgo1sr' e1zsg.t' 'v yG,; ortr' q tas re-
co4rts and ne rms u r ecss SadR be prescribed 6y NE
H. Jscss a The peace sStss attorneys the Common
wealth q eorr,', ard ali oh'r county ohiotr' 'han
be sltect n Indictment for mAfslanee, nlf,naaee or
neget Of ocleuy and upon colveuon thereof ter oess
IS Toe General Assembly shall Jro7lte Tor the comp 'nsa
uors for That purpose shs got be
made the rieIsery except prosecutors for fsone
uisdemeanors
49, me ca q rsmaunr In the strict whea this cons
tuition shall be removed for @ Into ihs Courts Of APP
peat 80
20 judges End all ether Office except niEsOners otAe
Board o. Public aoks sA co tnus 70 d earse The duties OF
their I've offices after the Of h' seice have sap'
until ths quslhed he ssonert OF ihe
Board Of rubo works shall oon-uen oe ur otherwise pro-
vi ed nv tie General As smby.
g. Wits shall the Of ihs Commonwealth OF Virsi
ma and he stesed BY clerk, Of the era Iadt
shall conclude TIA psAss and dlsny Of the Com
moaWeal,hn
Corporation Courts and CF,ers
g. The General assembly such iardlction a. shah
deemed proper IN corporation courts ADD IN the magistrates
who may belong corporate body The other
chief magistrate, the adrsn IN cities and towns having Hus
ourts and members Of the Council; or other legislative
DIV Of cities and nso porated towns shan be eeeed by The
qiahed voters tn eoL Attorney for he clerks
sergean and oonAb shall be appointed by the corporation
sherifs II they tie c0lcsrs OF The corporation
shall minated such courts otherNs they shan be
Circuit q city or In which they act
sht Il he he commissioned by the aovernor All
other officers sh, the Council Lesl tive body-
CLERKS he Commonwealth o. cSPoralon courts
shall I'd III rsspsc; vsy term Of tx ar and shall
office u cir ere courts bat IN every
Of removal the reo shat bs catered Of record IN
the eoutt by which the remcva' wa made.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

This undersigned having Wing advertisements
signature Of H. Lecer consisting of foul language and
elder brother who under bonds Keep the
determined give said teher whipping For this purpose have
sought him diligently In the streets the hotels and all other public
places Richmond but have not been able catch him, until
yesterday Of him In any quarter On yesterday however,
Powhatan House this information, which
nut on paper IN the following Memorandum
s H. Lecher the Povatan House Saturday last and
went TO his friend Doddges room Ne 49, lie stopped IN said
room four without leaving and drunk when
Lytcher In that until Monday before the
clerk his the
register then such preclude the possibility
Of writing name had been required do Lcher LETT
the P1waan night December his bill having been
paid " another person."
This the man. en-a drunken fellow, locked up In the back
room OF hoe-who about hunting for gentlemen and not be-
ing able to meet them.
In one his advertisements he said that my brother S his FAM
M nan No RELATIVES" hadI been able 'mee" him. would
have given him convincing proofs that was mistaken In that sup
position Az satisfied That further search after him useless
shall not my but will that can he found
business the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
at any hour Of the day or night. - . ,,
RICHMOND Dec. s, '6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

TIE ExTNT on OUR CoAsT We learn from reliable
source that Yankee regimen has landed and taken ps-
session Of Portsmouth in this tse and that there are
cepton Of Tlmsn Farrow o., the inhs bitant about
Ocracoke- wrscktrs and fshermt n-have gwen in
their adhesion in order to thar property. These
are people sui gsn.rs and are in degree typ, Of
the population Of Eastern North Carolina.
Nc Fauow, We are glad TO hear, got safely OF from
the Yankees, but We are not apprzed to how bis
property fired.-Ralsiqh Register, Dee 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
4 LOTION LIZ OF ~ I'm, IN HANovV

4 CCTI0N n Lib OF F6 NM, IN hANOtth
n County, on the Virginia I entTal Bailroad,
II Miles from the city OF Richmond, contain.
ing nom 1 900 TO 1.200 Acres, together with
a ItBe Perishable Properly thereon, Consist.
OF taTge tari ty.-At the request u James suf-
n fsq W sha SELL bic auction the premises,
WE'D EsDAY thu 1857 day OF Decenber 1851 81 II O'Clock
fair no' the f fair day thereafter, the large and vaus.
lie oea above, called ~ cunt Pleasant which Ne
resided The tract contains om COO 10 700
which 900 10 wod and the tmsnder
pen land portion Which 100 bushels OF wheat have been
eded Tee b1d.n the place Aroe fer the accommo-
OF large family plat and urvy Of the land vii be
IN the sse and the Will be trb divided Into
,ch su Ter may be deemed mot udci In az d.
on 70 the uuL buug there crist Mil attached 70 the
sce NAL great abundance Is on the land 90 that h In
,-oyen, nj readily hand he place healthy and the
telgborhood eIcelent The Virginia Central railroad runs
hrouv the estate and the depot a. Hanover Court House one
Aer The sale Of The land AL the personal and pehabie
Ute aves) will be toi Among the personal properly
here coo barrels CON- % 900 rounds dder 30 heAA
u Cate sheep II hules Horses, 50 hog together with ell
ne rIning Implements Household Jurnae &C Mr. utton.
etdng VIII take pleasure Ia showing 10 sdders
consideration the heS1osJ Of the place Its eonyeH-
ence offers peculiar advantages N persons residing
Richmond posses Themselves Of Farm (vi;hin one hours
1de By railroad where they spend hesummers with Their
antilles
TEEus For the land onefourth essh, bssroe at and
ears bands bearing Interest," the same payable hs yearly
deed Dor the personal estate all sums under
$50 cash. that amount months cre for approved enccr
Cd negotiable paper
no25-tds GODDlN APPERbOh, Auco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
RKPoRr or COMMITTEE.


Mr. LOGAN, from the Committee on G;nera,L LAVE, re-
ported the bill from the Houa with rsfereuoe TO the
poyment Of negro conycts With amer dueut apply
Ing "sslt works" and "otber iron wosks"-Alsos Bin
making portion Of Nev River shNfal fence:
MICRO cosvIcTs
Mr.. C0GaILI moved az I'D ionJ amendment to the
negro copvsi bill embracing ANY internal Improvement
company"
The amendments we're Ell adop''d and the bill as
amended ptssed and ordered be returned TO the
House fer lis concurrence.
EEs7LUrIoSs or GQUIRr.
By Mr. sPIrLER. Authorizing the suspsns;on Of
muster fnes in counties where the miltsrv authorities
have not been able 70 hold courts o. inquiry.
b. Mr. NEWMAN Fer payirg the sum Of $50 TO
P Turner Of Ja kson county for special service as
Common ea''h'N Attorney.
By Mr.. BALL. For sscertairilg whether Jas G.
Ars1stroug elected and ia row member of the Sen.
ate from the Hampshire District.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Mr.. WHTTTLE. Of PisEylvana, paid tribute 70 the
personal and public virtues Of hi' predecessor tha late
Col George w. ToWnes closing with the submission Of
the following resolutions:
"Whereas SIEGE the adjournment OF tia Senate Of
Virginia George ToWnes member Of IT, has departed
this life aud the Senate being anxious testify their re-
9ret at the less OF esiimsble and worthy member.
Rssolvai That In the death Of Col George Townes,
we lament the loss Of courteous digent ard efficient
m.mber that Is evidence Of resneo for his memory the
members Of the Senate viii wear the usual badge Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

mourning for thirty days. and that copy Of these reso
luIiops be sent to the family Of the deceased.
Rssolved That as further evidence OF respect for TIE
memory of tho dsccased the Seuate do now ao Oura.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

TaE RUMoRED sUPEsEDURE OF GEN PRIZE.
MEMPHIS TENN, Dec 4-Tbe runored appointment
Of Col Hsth to superssde Gen. Price in the department
Of Missouri has created great dissatisfaction es-
p,cially among the Missouriars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

xxTusoNs DANDElIoN coPFEE This Is a delicious vel
wv as an and 10 ssd TO be equal The
bssi Java For sas By ". pErIRsos Co., Drusgss, dss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06

FOR COhEEDkEAfA skNAAOAS.
John Tyle-, of Charles City,
John J. Allen, OF Bo,etourt.
VIM @ Rives Of Abens'ls,
J. W. Brccke0broug5, Of RoCkbridge.
J'm@s A. Seddo., Of Goochsrd,
Vim. Ballard Preston, Of Montgomery.
William Daniel, Of Lvnobburg,
A. II. Boteler, Of Jefferson.
Wood Beuldin, Of Charlotte,
4. G. jenkins, Of Wayne.
Henry r. Eimundsol, OF Roanoke,
Taos. S Tourney, Of Halifax.
James Barbour, Of Cupepsr,
Walter Preston, Of Washington.
Henry A. Wise, of Princess Anne,
Allen 7. C.psrton, OF hcnro".
r Kilder Meade, Of Petersburg,
Alexander H. Ii. Stuart, Of AugustL
Robert E. Scot, of F,uquier,
J r Tucker, OF Frederick.
James Marshall, Of Frederick,
K NJ. T. Hunter, Of Essex.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
SPECIAL Q lYxITrEE.

The SPEAKER announced ths following Special Com
mi,tee, under the solution introduced by NJ. BUFoRD,
respecting conference the part Of the Confederate
government and State governments IF North Carolina
ana Virginia. relative TO the practcabiy Of uniting by
branch the railroads now terminating at DanVille, In
virginia and Greensboro, in North Carolina, viz:
Messrs BufOrd, WootteD, Shelby, SegeT Gilmer,
Lively, Mckinney, Kyle, Rdiick, Clarke, Nelson, OF
FlnAanua, Richardson.
o. motion of Mr.. COLLIER, the House adj ;urned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
GENERAL AsSE nBLy.
SENATE.

RICHMOND, Thursday, Nov. 9th, 1861.
The Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment and was
opsned with prayer by Rsv. Dr.. BurrOEs Of the Baptist
Church
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
rxrcrr1YE COMMUNICATION.

The PRESIDENT presented communication nom tho
Executive recommending the making OF tobacco ware.
houses reproof end thai appropriation ne made to
cover the loa- nv e Al Dbrls warehouse In this city
estimated at $lS4. Referred to the committee .onAgr'
culture and Commerce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-06
BANKING oPPICE OF WV. D. IsAAcs 4 co..
Garner MAln and ltlh Streets, alcln. nd, Va

BANKING OtbiOt OF WV u irAASs . ~.
Corner Msln and lSlh streets, klein no, va
IN eenneson teif nklng business the undersaed viii
prompt faithful attention TO the Aeustnent a. COL
.c,ldn against the O. nfsd-rsts Goyefsm mt
vii a)csts IN them eent legal tseet wheneT0
8 m1y be found Necessary n do 30.
Their charges will be moderate either special er eootngent
cir patrc az desire. "h. b. sAACo Co.
RrER nv PERMISSION C Geo w. hunfOrd Secretary State
irg n.; Col Jno Calvert stse Of rens: Co..
Rsnn t Auttor state OF Virgins; mes Casbt, na,
tsiert Fank OF vgis; Vim Taylor ESQ Cssher Rams OF
raj T.; Hector DAVIS, q, President Traders Bitk j. Ham
oph Tlfser Fsq Attorney Gtn'rsl STATE Of Virginia.
s-cl adjustment collection shond 10 all
accompanies by the Mt ae md Noreh r. ana
and the OF The
,.tv Sny pspss documents necessary In the rrensa
n