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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

PROCEEDINGS on CoNGRgSS

WAsHS6rON. Jan 81 -.Seuafs.-yr Seward prssental
petition, bearing thirty ght thousand signatures from
New York urging cancellation. Mr. s said be had been
requested support the prayer Of the petition but he
had seen no disposition on the part Of The seeding
States 70 allow any practicable effort at compromise by
the adj ring States He however held himself omen 10
such propositions He didn't fear for the Union. All
platforms or men that stood in the wav of the Union
would be swept away lie intmated that the question
Cf slavery in the Territories was an abstraction The
number Of slaves that would ever be introduced there
would be TOO uconsiterabe to risk embrong the couu-
try in civil war on that account
Mr. Mason, OF rgina, said hc understood the petition
20 refer 10 The Criteuden propositions The Senator who
had just spoken bad shown by his votes that he did not
favor ;ha plan of adjustment but had szuibsd that tle
Constitution needed no amendment. To-day, he had
spoken OF contributing money 70 the Union. What did
he means
NJ. seward explained. that he meant that after all
gressiCna efforts had failed he would assemble Con-
yeutou o., the whole eople Of the Union Il this failed
then he would advise Senators stand in the breach for
the Union
NJ, Mason said an this meant force bloodshed aud tv-
ranuy. The llon already dissolved and he hoped
bis people would not be deceived BY this species of Iea-
sonuc.
TIE discussion continued at some length between
hesss Mason, Seward Cameron and Douglas.
Mr. Hale subsequently made a long Union speech
he was followed by Nr Douglas whose speech lasted
ulI Che Senate adjourned.
Haes.-Tbe Senate Din authorizing branch of the
Alexandria Loudolu and Hampshire Railroad TO George
town, was pissed
night session for the purpose Of debate, only, was
agreed TO.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Deficiency bi.
The Chir4ui purchase was discussed
Mr.. Adams OF Mass, predicted that the Southern Con
ieteracy would be an gnominious failure.
recess was then taken till halt past T.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State In the Valley the Mississippi great nduc
tho settler the state Of Illinois p1 rion
the world where all Of the conditions OF climate soil mr
bly, combine produce these great staples
the Preres of Illinois
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~INPRECEDENTED SUC.

49, Z i IL II { Il ID II n Il u ID SUC-
~ CEss.-The excitement In behalfof Bakers C6ebTd
td Premium Brs increase throughout Virginia and
souh the demand has become great that the
Proprietor difficulty In supplying H. As for Ague and
Pever these Berr are without rival and have yet to learn
Of the they failed check that nSusea
ng oAhsoe disease when taken according 10 directions Ror
Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus summer Corpan qordiy Of
Liver sour Indigestion Btter without
rya Nervous eadsshe they have been known TO
the most olen cases Phvscsns had given iheo
up hopeless No family, where there young hdfea should
without them In Spring ami Eau months jhey improve
tie appetite and streu hen the system Being entirely free from
all poisonous mineral substances they taken by both
time and under all circumstances need pleasant
and effective medicine them andudge for yourselves Of the
virtues.
T be had Of all the prominent Druggists the city Richmond
and elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also by G. W..
Jones Co. Memphis Tenn f. W. Smith, Brandon syme
PrOvan, New Orleans y. aisr oovngton, Ky stott,
Washington city, il. o. Uaaby, Gfin Co., Baltimore; B. A.
sshneaioos Co. Philadelphia ami Barnes Park, NY Orders
llied by addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor,
nr5
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RAILWAYS REGULATING Pills

Purge regulate and luygate at the time Within six hours
they relieve the bowels Affect the ssereons .hten the feeling Of
oppression the pit the caused by Indigestion,
render the circulation ~ the blood equabe Thus they Cos
tyenes Blounes Congestion Headache, gatherings OF the
Heart Neryorsn,ss Hystsr Female Complaints MAsrous
aud disorder 4 the secreye and dcharping
Administered Spring cahac they the system In aheathy
condition for the campaign and they nouh Instead
weakening the system he given safely patients whose
stamina has been exhausted by sickness.
RADwAYs RFN REsoLygST dsnfects and neUazes the
diseased blood depyng OF the coupinE prnc E which
genders Tuberce the Lungs bronchitis Quiny Running Sores
salt Reum kryspas Inflammation OF the Fly and all
kinds Flupou Tumo;s and dschargns Sores In secorda
SYPHILIS scofulous disorders and s hereditary, chronic sad
constitutional maaoe oyercomes aud eradcAt the in'idous
Of the Us
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY Il CO.,
% John Street, New York.
PURCELL LADD& CO., and JOHN T GRAY, geaGrsl whole
the State Of Virginia, Whl will supply the trade
the prices charged by Railway Co., In New York city
ial-dlm
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SPECIAL NOT7CE.-76 cents TO
AS 81 50 will buy one Of irahAm's small stencils FOL
mArking clothing ISDEABLE lSx Call and examine speci
mems or YOU live n the country send for sample enclosing
stAap. Aso, every variety Of Brands made TO order
A. 4 GRAHAM, Brand Gutter
,ss-tf Next Door 70 the Columbian Hotel Rch'd, Va.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands contiguous railroad go miles In length
which with other roads naygahe lakes rivers
thus anordne unbroken communication with the
Southern markets.
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RS MIR. EDITOR There was a rumor
E\~2 Yesterday that NJ MCFARLAND was 70 lonees
candidate 'or Convention des!r contradict this, and
that his friends cond ently n elect him.
fet A CfIfTFNDEN COMPROMlsE MAN
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NnT

,C.sR EyRM or PULLIAM BETS haytnglhh
49, ,srd WILLIAM Il. BETTS will continue In the Negro
uctIou RusIuess sn6 has taE en- INTO CopaF'heshp Hn
Nm GREGORY Ihey VII condse we oushe uple NC
se four doors below wall street and seos oIs SQUARE below
~ a. ye which so literally extended TO VIM.
n reits While IL the arm Of Pa liam Bei pr,.r "
have Or aired Jle services OF dr bUs1h,9 La1sI'
Clerk, VITO uH' ~ L. J. GREGORY.
---....-. = qyta lvrtio.ser my lO-y
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49, HEREBY ANSOUNCE Wy
80 SELF CANDIDATE Tor the OONyE NTION from the
Cou1t.ef o. AMELIA aud N0rTOWAl.
ial6-L 4. s. WElSIGER
orFsR. T.. DANIEL is Candidate for the
- Convention from the City OF Richmond
Election gebrua 4th. jss2-u
WEARE AUTHORIZED TO
b. announce the name u JAMES n. cox as candi-
represent the county q Chesterfield In the State Convtn-
ton Election, 4ih February, l>Gl. JAZZ ii
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
Observation-Disclosures.

k3~@sTO &YNDHAN kOBEKTSOS
~ EQ-'he IN ersgned poriioo OF ycur fhsnd Who
hhIv snpros vour recent IN the legislature
think with you that the demands decisive action the part
virginia protection Of souhern gs ~ hst the dan
should not be adopted VII the hope Of
m redress within the Union extinct respectfully ask that
sell candidate TO Teprtsent- city In the
proafng C,nventlon like the present where
e,ts such Importance at stake is hoped that
motvs dscaey personal feeling VIII induce you TO with
hold your from the public.
VIM W Gwsihmey Jno1yler
Lawson Num- ty, bruce beforehand,
J Adams smith, gun WORD,
Vim Tavl7r, Horace " htnt
Morton,
re Howard, Pstrothcr
" q Ferguson, 10 Hhetyi
q y Nt.hau TJD,auc.
John Tyler, WI siTiletl
4 CL.niD RB HsNau,
John Freeand.
RICHMOND. January 50, 1861.
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-. ,smaNIIIAW NOVICE.

~,.,, - . ,..cscs than friends customers and
w M pus @ The s S,sSas h Ss, gs saf s
heretofore received, and 'Ps ~ 80 r" 20 Isye nr.-
parstlons carry busint IN No 10 MA street
=, - :, "'i I, Nostsrs Of Boots ana Shoes
Manufacturers -" 1i Ricnmoal, Va.
NJ w. ARE s.s,rs 20 The Gn Of eI Tin Co.. or to Ajax
Hi ndydus7 and hope Az person, To ss all accounts
that are passed uue anu 'e' P.si A. HILL 90.
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THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The Ss delt o77y 3Oio6897 H. and .rifEin ne last TREE
years Ia, Js rslrs5 !99597lG So ant mag yeasonoI
crpeet mt in tn yea,s Il ,civ IecoDs s,tiac'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly aag up with population Sos persons
having added since 1850 making the present population
1890. ara,lo of102 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

Ire Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those
any she state The products during the past year
oeeIed 900 600 tons The wheat crop 1850 approaches
hushrla-
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AUCTION SAILS
SUTURE DA VS..
NJ GopDIN &ApPEssoN. AUoT'.

yU,RUsTEE,s SaIE or VERY yALUtBIE
\ 1spy oP Too lCays IN NV KENT COUNTY, on TIE
yogK RIyFR RAILROAD I'm LIS BELOW RioH' OND-b
-. =, lad ~ rnst from walker ESQ dated iOh Jan
lsso Gully recorded New Kent C,uo Conrt on he9
Fbuary 1900 ih, In eHecui ihc,.9 proee,d 70 ,e
nhc snsion on the PREMISES FRIDAY the l5 Febfu'ry
- no o.cloes II fair The next fair day heeAh'r Except
a., yerv valuable Farm located rs above, nov m NE or
- a aid walker II contains by recent survey io0 ACRE
or With to-o ample supply Of wood and timber ton ne E,
sn,,hls NJ rest in portion ~ produc TtbAeco
G.I Tr Il naE sredcd tie land 20 bufes 81 Wheat WIN
Gvo TONS Of uano The buidugs on the place are
ans sun -ient ihc accomm dalton ~ Jorge aHy DIS
match D,pot on Tosk River Railroads. oraed on TIE 1
20, Oai~ thereat adord,rr uruIa iae tiles Tor 'h
lesion produce inSigre, ADD l5eng u ana iro
p;-jnc,J dv The CAtH sale but BY con mt
=, IL 49, ,Ss y l.. one thirl cth balance A. one AM 100
vers r T., ak be nv interest," secured ~ unt deed The
-, r tss IN la paid ~ the purchaser ~ hs reilly
mot desirable Farm particular attention OF the publ Is re-
'Ps'Iu "a '''' GEO. o. MINOR. Trust &C.
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pm ,lH. Dentist reps-tf5y Dis patrons, thet Dc
. -.. . .s .+--. So za. Ma.l str-rf huu " 90
-' - -a--rlaJ morning Of ra.s uess, anti further 90
@' 81 ra 5000 raols Bis odlte suitable i1r 40
I..- .-.-g f.1la Posssalol E.ytu OF Che llh day %
fsl-6t
~" THIRTY DtXS.-we his maff'. make a tarihrs
- .l an Elit ~ WlNrEk CLOTHING. and fsr The
H.- -ii Oil .f-r itr greatest targsus % me season
@ -.t 81. .arrei .t.r and u,l be- sold AZ one prise
.t.... 70 A. .1 SAINT -.l o. wei tH call AZ once Nov
..r -ur .ll h-il street.-the rIa.s
bKEs BALDWIN a WILLIAMS.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

over 800 100000 private capital expended
railroad system Of no Inasmuch part OF the income
several these works with valuable public fund lands 10 to
diminish the State expenses the LIGHT couse
quently every day decrease.
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ACCTicE SALES
-
IAIs DAY.
BY BETTs a GKEGoRY. Al

IN rEGROrs.-Ne viii sen us ,Ds, At ~ o'eIseh
XII ,siS, ISely siayea DAVE, DEUPKsE CO.,
Via DAD PslloTs' Hail. cor. Bsyo and Franklin STE.
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10 NEaWOEs.-v. sill sen Ths M9rLiss, a, 10 e.sioss
i inrsel. Seyros, BETTs A OREGOaf, Aset'r.
l. " i"AA-y s'etiNN' Fr.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
NEGROES WANTED,

E0H RENT.-rhe eligible and corumodou5 store room <-
on Main streetihree doors above Eighth Apply ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

~ NKGROEs.-This dag sslO OeoeI VII .sn az Iisly
Oh siava. Htt1oh DAVE
Ia23-ig AaeN
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the Industrious farmer such Immediate
his labor upon these prairie Soils they being composed
deep rehloam the fertility Of which unsr by any
the ODE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
SOUTHERN SHIRT MANDATORY
AND GEVTLEMENss
FURNISHING HOUSE.

w pe brok- open stable door, Fourth street.
brtVcu Grace aud Fnk aud turned our two mules ont ore
OF the mules bay Color light built and yoUns has
retu ned.
suitable reward win he paid by ret nilg he mule to
iae.-I seldom 4 MILLER.
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! OFEEss FOkE SALE ny COTTON PLANT alton IA
roli' ar county. ssppi situated miles from The bs
spT 'tr r s tm steamboat navigation (cigN mo1ths In
the year on Che sun over iigr rs from,l hlpppg
p0ut on She Hush ruuEcry river f'1e
Tisse IL about two ou End In the hundred Of
vi h will Dee planted Ia Cotton year and one hundred and
MT " tF0 hundred Ia Corn All the high bottom land
above overflow sud not inundated Ia 1858 or l9 On TIE
tract ~ land u three story House AID hSures
and g. pa r eaf saw NIL with cap city nd
i-e OF boards day 4 ten hours have the place negro
quarters for elyhy Or ore hundred neg oes
Will sell th- above doc ibtl place ~ ls3O thirty
doPar' pr acr 1i viii take negroes IN nsymeut take No
young Wen a. 81 90 tNeen huadTet dollars and No young
Women ~ y fourteen hundred iciar. and for families ~
the
II 81 - any time Within ths month or February will give
prs'essil snY lme before o. Isl March or n good Dur.
chase! should ie 70 prrhsr VIII lake Negroes as al W.
rated Ani th' 1ui cultivate the rsse yss tui pay the per.
chaser five dollars PEI ga ud cultivated and civ
psststE % TIE 1871 Jay % Dec-utcr next srsy!ted Iu-
chase buys D. rc. AMI pays The ~ gr5s by dag q
March mex viz, '-1I.
The TILE IS a. good any can be made have the title from
the Government
Address re a. oerson'a Landing, Bolivar county, Mississippi
January 18th lsGl. ia5s|dtv1n
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CYMKERLAND AND pow
- CTMRERLAYn AND POM.

FINE CREEK. January 70, lstl.
49, EDITOR OF THE WHsG-
49, DTsRSR Please Candidate for the
approaching State Convention from the District Of which the lie
gatlre shall determine PoWhatan shall be part As the
year the mpasbty OF the roads, and the short
time allowed for the will render anything ks general
with the people Of the District impossible
SHAH present them with address substitute therefor
which / especially beg their Lind ronslieraticB
Yours truly.
I.ls- @ @. LEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

To Ne5srs William Gsrue Nathaniel ?. Bowe John W. At
kiusrr and John A ru'chtson
GFNrFvS YOU letter informing that meeting This
tt held az the truds OF those gc,men who have been
prominently pr su,i represent the ststeg party tho
county ~ Henrco In ne Virginia tu'n,
ly agreed upon The candidate has obs moment been
cy,t Ia r'y have o-ly o. say, that With usfe-tsd o.
leurs Uy II.fc.rus r the which have A5sg
shall elieAyar {, hold u Ar Rights banner t,tI
ae short n'o-e ani 10 shall be 'ha pleasure
nos fellow ce.l5 oi the county elect ne, shan them
10 t.t y.-5 b..' ~ ny ability JNO x GAPNFTT.
i
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RULES he3 In che Crr,s 0iee % the Circuit Cour- OF
n GorrIau County the tth day of January, l,9l-
Miller h.s right and suryiyn executor
William Miller decd and Executor or Ann L. MAe e u,
aHt TRUSTEE ofThomss r. A,gyle and JuanA hs vile an
theI- cfIIdren, fiAnNus'
against
Andres Mile. and parties UusncWu % vt The cbld or ei
drvu, Do auy, 90 Robert AIpLsus Miller and others
The object OF t salt Is 70 have The rFhts o. ne parties nnier
ar stills cfWm Ailer decd, ald Am l. Mile, deco, re-
teruluei n regard Vim Mile dec EoW 10
at hanls ofhs Executor dtrbu0u the accord
1g to IaW under The vii sgii Miller dee a. and any Val
uuoa Cf The powers therein created made ~ the viii "
Ans I. M.ur-. deceased
Ani r Appearing ayt hsd that children.
anv Auhtus NJ above defendants
ua This STATE sud that their aud number
unsnoEn i~rgl that they Wthn month zter
i1e putat Order sd 90 shat necessary 10
trri their interrst
,l-usw wN MILLER, D c.
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--T-..,x--Yr Nei6l. who first en-
"a Nsif'' ,ro,,ssioo in this city, has made bus
~ % s.,,re LcndOn audience vIn Sos IS.
srs1es 1891 success. We copy the iO.io~lus
y, a ssi uneg -, from the London nmes-acNno~E
~ Of rs n $500 authority in that metropolis
- % be me 80 charge Of the theatrical depart
L. 01snior1' - ,riovs reputation not surpassed,
d hat our r,mstc critic in London, and hence
ned' ol rom bin is esteemed TIE nisuos' SoI t
lirse a',i5 be paid % a new aspirant lot nl7I'-
q, ibsi eoa'o "
'ooi long is; Of American actors M M L SS :
ne ~, week by the app arau'e o. nj -
-,.,i - 3, goi7 through series OF o1aS'Ptr,'u
ai- V1o = - and II Ue NAV Judge from hls
,,-s q, .1. 49, ;r n verv credit.b,e manner the
ss'a'''' - :, the United States With
~, 1- be- p, ,f tbc par, De is evidently familiar,
f' It.,i.-'y follow tradition, be iudulg,s
., GOES -sv reading. and bis frequent prac-
ii. -t | t,-.r ST. 40 the back Of The sage, when
I'd, -1 .-l. near the i0oJ-ights, seems 20 rest on
IL. intention 90 cudo" the prince ",.u ilO'e
....s. ..-. d, oLen De c0uverses with social nteri-
-i- ,..-,s- NJ. Nesfe Is uu5XCcpuouab.y care
-. A- and 60 Tar is he from evmcinS any DIS
s. ,rs, be rather errs on the side OF mod
.-,..veaess. However, in some Of the Ia
.t, shows that be by 10 means lacks force
...s.. f-,ti OF clau-,r8p prevents him from
CD. .r.-r,yir. &c. Iu PERSON De is tail, hs
,-..-.,e. ana bis department IS thoroughly
.-i even commanding Thus be hs, 1ll
..rsasiaas tor h.s calling, aud be evident
.- e5-.es. l-i conscientious spirit
Nr,-M- j. ". Atna,er OF this City
s-.. +. engaged in manufacturing eompo-
..f-s which, # generally used, viii
-....-..e. .l hotel stepgrs and families. 10
...5.l,.-si .alrwo0d Id1 composition
l.. b.. ia. F.
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

As an evidence o. the hn Of the people, may be stated that
6oDCOO Of freight ncudng O00Oo bushels OF grain and
$50 600 barrels Of -four forwarded the lire last year
PRICES AND TERMS or PAYMENT.
The r-ce oee asds vary ou sat1 i95pe acre. according
20 location quality First c,ss farming s, Tor
got $2 peg acres aad The relative expense II ubdrr prairie
land impaired wood lard Is 70 the ratio Of
The ofsae r tie bulk Of lands sill be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
Per cei D., anEula per
payable respectively 30 one two three four five ani SIX years
rom date osae and four for principal pay able In four
Eve from date Of sale the spuls
ting oueeah OF the purchased shall be fenced and
yae and every year. Tor five years from the sale
tatat the end Of Eve years oaa shall BE- fenced u2dsF
cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
Tor the valuation for cash. except ,hor be at r rs
per acre, when the cash pice will be ave do'ls..
Pamphlets descriptive of ne lsads SOL climate. productions
prices and ,srs Of payment be had application to
}. W. FUsTER,
LaaI Carapisi,as., H''Hai, C-alu' Elu,old
Chicago Illinois.
For %, name ofhe Towns Villages 9ad oaes rua.ed upon he
uno., Central Railroad, pAges .sy SO, 100 Arpetrn Raj
way Cgij. lali- dcASsm
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o. QUEEN AND EssFy COUNUF3 !. having been
,cer ,-ed uo~ beyond 'a tatour I,asuhei Snstor NJ
Hunter 4lt Nis So ot duty Zoo u 4 senate
Ia approaching state Convent. 70, e bec L', 90 look
uld fgrs sufe person 20 represent King Queen f.
sex in rai C4ly-HDn 10 hs crisis o. Cr National History
AZ tim. too short Go ascertain the Dilmeus Of DE peope
thr dct think do better than 20 recommend
Am B5nwarc, Fqr well qualified and suitable n every
p-rt tU represent
NJ E1uw1rr conservative 10 hs views and uis and
g pat VIII te Union with regret tut he thinks should be
unworthy a. tuue longer 10 the Onion without
.-f.t a.sf. from th- people % Ga. Northern and Fast
State, NrprlA aud hes southern S rlnaa
the Union ui have all her Constitutional hthts respected
Feb1 MANY VOTERS.
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NOTICE.

" OH NTFFR Officers Of the are respectfulIy INF
that beside the bonds required by law there must 10 an
derfro. The AdutSnt General auihor,e the
OF the n tie Afmory to is'ue artns &c i.is :,
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~ or - y - :. go isa,rv
Il r-G.. hy che wi hi-avl ~ D. C RANDOLPH, who has
moved t' che country
Th.F t ,fe.r thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed oa Them hy their ,try Kind 'r..lf-
Either partner . su.t-r.rei Go c Sc he business.
Oh. COPELAND RANDOLPH
f-f-sfavfm MANN PAGE
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INTENDING continue tfs COMMISSION BUSINESS, most
-ssp,ey ass continuance 1 Ht patronage bestowt. on
tr a,r u o. RANDOLPH PAGE, ald hope by strict a''en
zion fr merit fhr same
Nyu7ce d. G. Rsuiorh who 100 probably be here often for
..-rr- MANN PAGE
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-, SALES OF TOBACCO BY
D. N.,-s 3 p.tJ r. MouEARMON s.use ltta ut

NOR PHIENDELPHIA,-l. A No. -,lfsFSs.
II Steamship VIRGINIA, J..t j. Kelley, is r1E &sasss-
--. D.. - .,. t-.tt AVID vii s,, o. SATURDAY, The "a
In.t. t. . O'Clock A NJ.
81. CHAs p. CARDOII Agent.
1O9 Main or Rockets,
,n m taken through by steam reduced rates and with
F..r.r-N fl-&
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NIANIPILATED GTANO.- - ~ RIytR

vi MANUFACrCklNG COMPANY are nov PREPARED 70 ia5
planter, of N-slia and North Carons MN
- tray- their S1ring crops lts apple ,ton 20 me
CROP seeded trg tv sst Pal % far developed up %
hs tine tulne ty rucces and t u deemed ID Ie
equally adapted those o. tobacco, cats a. o
The stock hsuf s Moderate hut the supply vii AZ All
t be- ADEQUATE demand a7d during the present unset
lea condition % a lrs 70 thought advisable O. solicit nose
10 r-6prs purchase signify their Intention % doing So al
~ ry cav o as De- tbe ccmpsnv make timely preparation
D. ,s-trrt All orders that In.
Tr..e Der ton % Q $50 lbs 80 cash
O--. can addressed tty Commission Merchants generally
go l. b BENTLEY. Ag't
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NOTICE.

CAPTAINS Of youut-tr Companies tbrt ughout ne 80
are rpectfully informed that the Commits 10 1e' d
by Law FOR the purpose obtaining accouremens az ri.
contract, Tor htscems fast as they are deaV9tu ae
p st. they are Immediately, according TO- IF1Sd
c,rtsin and superinte ndent Atnory;
Richmond, Va January s SCI --
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RICHMOND January 1th, 1861.
general meeting the stockholders Of this Company held
he oe Of the Company this day. at IL oeoob STOCK
lDEND or TEN PEI CENT capital
OF the profits for the last four months
The following Directors aud officers ee ted for present
year
DIRECTORS
WIN. II. Maohailand, President Farmers Bank
Wm a. CrenshaW h.m Of CrenshSw i Co
wellington Gold n, trm OF Go din AppeTsun.
7. W. McCsBce firm Of Dun op, Moncure 4 Co
Btrksiae firm Of War lick 4 RarkBdale.
james II. Grant TO0 Nanufs cturer
l.. C-tn'hsw fl IN o. HaXall, Crenshsw Co.
John l. Bacon hrm Of Bacon BasktTyil.
B. HaxAli hm Of HsNSll, Crenshaw Co.
John Cure jr, ship Own'r.
Wm, H. Walwl K, hGn OF War sick B4rktdAle
james Alre Jones Attorney at Law.
Fltu Bulder
G. Rufhn, Agricultur's; and Manufacturer.
W. W Crump, Attorney at Law
Jane. Dunlop frm Of Dunlop, Measure a Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
Q. 7. RsEsrE, Secretary. jlee lw
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
FOR SALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in TracksDf Forty Aers' and
Upsard on Long Credits and LoV Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMrAN

TENHE attention Of The enerpng and industrious portion OF the
community directed to the following statements aud liberal
Inducements offered them by the