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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

I've have received COMMUNICATION
Sufferers" requesting Us 10 can voc ave-
zoed ,-,..cH 10 the almost impossible con
60 Of the ". 1venue and insisting that an appfo-
ron Of DIOs c. sr,vellng that important thorough
4 -il'ion 20 pa We profoundly symPathizs with
~ shoo -. INIT IL il proper 10 inform tnem tnSr
any ..on The appropriation askea LOT SNn"Os &c
our IN lime a. il Is said TO DC the =. 'ue
,net a. I.s ,.nd $50 900 in arming the volunteers
Efv Come" - ~ 5one the Brooke AvenOOdles will
"a shou' 'Is .s,frsrers from neglected streets But
o. bs zoe O'l o;nion we cheerfnlly accord TO many
Die thi = - reouired for the annexed statement
p N AZ grievances; -, ~ ,;,,,, - -
q t,el 50 tv Fathers then give IA the htle We ask
4" w 0ui - bsvsit We have been submissionists
fr. We t' n, Is true We have erjOyed hberty-have
log euo--r,.3 food and have had Lager 10 aoun-
not . 10. ne know that our brethren OF other parts OF
dancs 1u gu, hsen demanding and receiving sppropria
or - ,be Improvement OF ther streets AHu TOT pun
t1a' 'V' -, ere while We have been neglected until
D, o .'t themselves our superiors because we know
thev L;gb life in fine houses, aud have no public
uoh5 .,,snt an engine-house, and have not learned
br.ia .So.t sorking Aud We know very well that
O. Use - a extend the limits OF our Shed Town
'e ,s-r;iory carrying with Us our peculiar habits
aio n' '.,,,rs manner Of living We should meet with
So ,,si ion and with certain defeat II We postpone
yee-' Nil our enemies have strength TO cOnhne Us
g. W ,rroS limits or crush US out entirely. We have,
v,l.s =. Sa,ermned TO make known our Hltmdttm
We i,,q1Hd That our avenue shall De graVeHtd,
no' In a. a compromise line, beyond which our city
snl .bsll not come With their peculiar freedom and
80, manners II our demand should be refused
I'M ode from the city Immediately, order out the
- Rcgphtors and Brooke Avenue lnyincbles, and
.s,ss;op Of the eugne-hOuse, when civil war, with
- I1;.! F,lrepdslt horrors will burst upon rs"
"a word o the wise is sufficient
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

'""' IT 7 't'Ni T I''''''. I'F''i '-''''' y 3'
SP,lUiSss PSEPARED GIUE.-To have fIvorite piece
O. china cbIppcd broken pet book with is binding
t0rl nice piece Of furniture fractured, IS terrible and
Understanding nuisance Not without remedy, a.
". car testify Mr. Spald'ug who adgertises his Pre-
pared Glucin The Press day, sent some oft yestrr
d,v We devoted hours TO its practical application
result two carved chairs completely restored many
oils and ends OF china aud glass msds 6t for use tat
tered map made as good a. new several daguerreo,ype
casrs renovated and an Oh folio edition OF Herodous
aud Homer printed in the wear 1900, whose aniiGre
bolris literally jadd) split, made strong enough
% last for another century We might have men
any quantity Of chidreu broken TOYS but caved III
ivsr an aonr a. the worst of them This Prepared Glue
which is a liquid about thick glue, and applied Toy
brush which accompanies each bottle, Is so iudspen-
sable in house that wonder row We could have
CONE without h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
pROCEFDINGs og CONCRESS

WASHINGTON, jan 25.-SsNArs.-The President laid
before the Senate communi alon relative 20 Fort Alb
ercromhie.
Private bills then considered until senate ad-
jOurned.
HoUSE.-Prvate bills were considered and disposed Of
The report OF the committee of Thirty;hree was taken
up.
Mr.. Nelson, Of Tennessee made anti-secession
speech which seemed TO be well received on the Repub-
lican side of the House. lie held that almost every
ing should be sacrificed TO the preservation of the
Union.
Mr.. Leake Of Virginia defended the South He said
that the Republicans offered premium for perjury.
Mr. Pot IL vindcaed the Republicans lie said it
could not be expected that they, the dominant party
would modify their views. No compromise which does
look TO the protection OF the rights Of all the citizens
OF al the States could receive his support.
Mr.. Grow Of ylvania introduced a resolution OF
IN ury to whether there exists organization
in the District of Columbia for the seizure Of tn FEEDER
al property, and whether any government employees
connected with IT,
While the subject pending the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
ERnu WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan 25.-AmOng the combinations by
the Senate to-day Was that OF John A Parker Of Yr-
GINA, a. consul 10 Hono!ua
Il il currently reported that GODDARD Bailey has been
presented by the Grnd jury for larceny of the Indian
Trust Funds and Ev-Socret.ry Floyd Russell and Bal
lev for couspirirg defraud the government in the
sane transaction.
The House committee on military atlirs have p-epar-
ed bill for the y el,ft OF The soldiers OF Fort Sumter
sppropri,tiug $3.50 TO indemnify them for losses in
mus cal intrum nts, clothing, furniture &c, in their
Dr.ciltate deplrLnre from Fort Moultrie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
FRnM MAINLAND

DELEGATES TO THE MARYLAND CONVENTION.
BAtriNoRE, Jan. 25th.-GOvernor Hicks has appoint
ed the following gentlemen Commissioners from the
State OF Marylard meet those appointed by Virginia
in the city OF Washington the An Of February VIZ
Rev,rly Johnson Augustus W. Bradford VIM. 7. Colds
borough, John W Crisf Ia, j Dixon Roman. These
gentlemen ere al devoted UnCn mer, aud repre- sent oil
sections of IA, Sst,-the city OF BlljimOre Eastern and
Western Shores aud Western Maryland
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
sEIzUgg of ARMS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YoBx Jan % The police Of this city attempted
70 seize lot Of aims. Sc on board the steamer Mont
gomery but the Captain ordered the hawser to be cut
and lef the wharf thus frustrating their design. The
amg seized on the Schooner Caspian destined for Sa
vanilla and have been returned by the police to those
from whom thev were taken. Those taken from the
steamer Monticello are still At the arsenal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
LATER FROM NFNICO

wall, vi.h later advces from Mexico, has arrived Gen.
Vol, fugitive from the defeated army of Mirauon
had reached san Bias Gov. Waller the new Minister to
Mexico, had arrived at Acapulco. Gen Alvarez ten
dered him an escort 70 the capital.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

ANrLABeLITIOY EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON.

BOsTON Jan. 25th.-The meetii 9 Of the ant-savery
sleety in this ~ dispersed by order Of The MAJ or
in queuce OF the tumut aud threatened violence
AiterWsrts owd Of h.e thousand gathered front
OF he 7, mple, bu after time dispersed. large Grove
also gathered in font Of Wendell Phillips residence
threatening violence but committed The
negro population were alarmed this morning with the
fear that attack would b. made their houses This
morning large crowd gathered in front OF the Temple,
but the Mayor has forbidden the re-assembng Of the
Convention. Some riotou3 proceedings occurred but
nothing serious A large police force were present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

Nsw AERANGEVESr.-The through passengers by the
Fscercksburg aud Potomac route, for the South ere
nsac0uyeyyd in an omri5us, to the Powhatan House
for inner instead CT stopping At the Ashland Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
ERnN mississippi

JkcKSoS ia. 25th.-The Mississippi Convention have
eleJted seven Delegates to the Southern Congress al
Montgomery.
An ordinance has been passed for raising eight reg.
meats Of troops. Gen. JEFF. Davis elected Major.
General
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

DnS'r TrlE5EapH.-Tte last r,sOutiOn Of the series
sio7.ed by the General Assembly, providing for con-
renee Of Commissioners, at Washington the 4lh Of
f,usr dr,ced that copies OF the resolutions should
b. autographed 10 the executives OF the several States.
There being 10 positive Instructions Gov. Letcher
aay1oiy else TO transmit the resolutions by telegraph
Oh Governor iorwa5d,d copies by ms after ascertain
as that he expenses Of sending them by telegraph With
DO CERTAINTY OF accuracy would amount 20 - 500. THIS
e1ns Jde silence OF the Legislatures Of the States
tt important question of sending commissioners 10 the
proposed conference
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

G-ogs Llvrs-The gas lamps on he Capitol Square
hly, been supplied with the glass globes patented by Nj
John j. Fry, and now present unique appearance,
and may add pic-uresqueuess ic keeping With the
general surrounding The globe il decided improve
meat upon the oid-iashiOned four sided tin frame.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

R~NOTECE.-As the time is very limited
w. that have to confer together to select delegate
tn convention propose thai the people Of the three counties
Kent Charles City and James City, iha e. at their
Houses esday the SD irt and that
SHAH app int nom tuh county meet at Charles
Cry Court House day Thursday the 9ih TO select
delegate the convention hoped ha this will meet with
the approval Of al. Time Of meeting ray III o'clock.
Let every attend without regard to weather
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

4 Startling Truth Hundreds die annually, trom
neglected coughs and colds when by tie Of single
DO he Of Dr. Htsfu's Balsaua Of Wi'd Cherry their
lives could De preserved 70 a green old age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
ARREST OLA SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER AT
TuARTE STO\

BALrNORE, jan % TIE special correspondent Of
the Baltimore American, at Charleston says that the vi
GLANCE Committee have frretted the believed
to be the correspondent OF the New York Tribune He il
an enlisted soldier named Dody', Fort Aourie. He
has teen required to leave the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

UyHE next session Of this Institution will lst
October $780, and will terminate on the Both June, 1881
The Principal will be aided heretofore, by well selected
corps Of Assistants Who their ability and experience
fall 10 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the OF Mr.
and Mrs Dupuy by Mrs Mary Csssels formerly fSS
yannah viii reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies' will exercise Parental care and control those
committed TO their charge.
The success this effort TO establish In the city
Richmond Female Seminary the hs class has
Principal provide ample accommodations for tie next
session The buildings being enlarged and important
notifications will be made In them, which viii add greatly to their
convenience aud comfort The lodging large and well
py one room Recitation will he well arranged for the
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";.
Washing fuel and lights. 30 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 80 90
do IN ordinary English branches 20 90
do In advanced do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages each 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental (Piano and Gutar) for
Of hour week 10 90
For two Lessons hour each per week .... so 90
Use OF Piano ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Drawing In Crayon 80 20
Painting In Water colors .......... ......... 20
Painting In on U w
oneaH payable the LIST OF oct 1862 and the remainder
the 18th Of Reb'y, 1861
Reference Rev Dr.. Moses Hoge and any the
former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed lnforma
uon obtained bookstore In the city sppcs
ton 70 the undersigned.
A. M DUPUY.
iyll Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

is u REASONABLE A noted punster of this city, re-
ce1Iy desired 70 know "Wha is that which is at once the
wit.hsori OF the South and warning 10 her enemies
Toe solution OF the euigmatcal ntcrrOgaOry was thus
gwen cease Hcssan secession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

Tvs LsGIs-uCEs.-There seems at present to be but
lte prospec, for adjournment Of the a!gatOrs' In
s Ssrare on Thursday resolution for taking weeks
recess indefinitely postponed by one majority.
Simultaneous session OF the Legislature aud state Coz
w be almost mpractcable, as from present az
p.irsIces &c IS probable that about One-iourth Of the
members Of the General Assembly will be elected to the
CI.gtutOu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
uAnnlNrEp PURkLY NEGETAnLK.

Ingredients Of BsssnSNIH pms are parssve, and act
n c5-iaacon OPEN dissolve eeanse cool heal and
81 carry ou, The body whatever Injuries IT, By being dseei
the food they and with the blood TO search out
aa remove al BAD huaors they dissolve al unnatural collections
cleanse e blood tubsees ulcers Ae let them Re 10
vhatp system they They ilre no part OF the DO
dy They carry away nothing that good rhey only remove
Shi bad They With IT, ard Al~ay' do 'hs
work s-u Their use has saved many valuable life sold Al
p ary Office No % Canal street Price IS cents per box
nv r.ap-.t,hls dealers q medicines. ial-dtSlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
FINE CREEK January 10, 1861.
ER6TOR OF THE WHIG-

A DEAR SIR: Please announce Candidate for The
approaching Convention from the District Of which the Lee
aure shall determe Powhaan shall he part As the
the year. almost impassibity OF the roads and the short
allowed will render anything IKE general
personal Communication with the people OF the District impossible
shall present them with address, substitute therefor 10
which respectfully beg their kind consideration.
Yours, truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
APtWTJCVLAR NOTICE.

WE sincere thanks friends and
w the pubic generally f the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and h'pe by strict attention to business to
merit continuance OF the making large
psaons business extensively than formerly
hLrN HILL co, No. l2T Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
Richmond Va
PS We prepared 70 settle all accounts which due
that may presented the ~ Alex lI Co. to Alex.
H nIisdu, snd hope all who Indebted to
pl and setl- them ovih all accounts
Nat passed due unpaid will be placed IN the hands
% \ collector, Iis3l A. HILL co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

NOTICE.
VNilE FIRM OF PULLIAM BETS having his
day ceased WILLIAM H. BELTS will continue In the Negro
Auction Husinesa and has taken into C0psrtnershp with
HIN GREGORY They will conduct the business under the
Of BETS GREGORY at their Sales Room Pransit
Street. how Wall Street and about square below
the office OF Puiem ettS and respectfully solicit
nrance OF the patronage which literally extended Wm
H. Belts while Ia the Arm OF Pu lam Belts
They have obtained the services o: Mr. BUsHRoD w. ELsoRz
CLERK who has an iaeres; in the business WIN BETTE
L. J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER SIMS. Auct!oneer. 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

VuL,NoUs OvrEAGE.-I esterday moruiug, about da'-
break one Of the splendid plate glass windows, of
Mss Watkins 4 Fcken's dry goods establishment on
Y,i1 street near l2tb broken by paving stone,
tb-,ED VIOLENTLY against il by some unknown person.
AMI similar outrage perpetrated about the same
r, and 10 doubt by the person or party at the
,tfi-g store OF Messrs. he u Baldwin x Co, and the
to. and shoe store Of Mr.. John C. Page, jr. The M
- for breaking these expensive paucs Of glass tone o.
--t We are informed. cost S25O) must have been TO
..s-s be pagc OF the window cases, as all the good
h NJ PAGES window we're distracted; bus it DIES
pe experiment: for ,hieve, TO make in one Of the most
p5 streets Of this city, and in rs success argues bad
!, for tie VIC lance Of the nieht-watCh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

NEv YoRT Jan 2a-Coon aru Urard Middling l2g Flour
heavy active. lower mixed declined lie Southern
white ISft6 Mess Pork de~HI ed Ice. Lard heavy 20
iOSc Whi.key firm ~ l7s QlS sugar dull Coffee steady
Stocks and irregular. New York Centras
Igs.; vhg.ui = 10 nis.ouri's -
BALrs AK Ja s-Four dull and heavy; Howard Street and
Ohio heli n a. City NILS $525 No sales Wheatlower; red
81 $50 81; whe 81 - dull; yellow 616 white Gs
5i Provisions nrn Ntss Pork Is Lard l0. Cone steady
Al I9GS.S. Whskey dull at Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

To Mesrrs George Hobson Harrison r. H. Meade
p 7. Moore and Ctheis.
My st;ention has been called 10 your tier In the
Dispatch Of this requesting that would aow
esentedt the voters Of Richmond Candidate for the
20 be held the - ofFebruary Unsf
c:ey my qualifications for hg7 and response
position would he alb TO personally, that
should be conhded able and eXpenc
myself But the present crisis OF aGdrs, demen
ing my judgement The prompet and most 'tcdd measures
the protection and preservation 81 the rights n virginia. In
the Uncu possblr II not then ut 4 H. do t feel At liberty
zhho from my native stat any service which large and
respectable portion Of fellow citzn think Is In
power TO render
You liberty therefore, my YOU desire with
should b. the pleasure % fellow citizens
upon distinguished trust, shall 'ndeavor 20 es
charge hrnnesi and fidelity White. gentlemen have
led TO be used may deem beet ior
pr0Oon II those high interests which dear 10 all
the hope, that viii At
withdraw e. wheneye TIE OF those nteres aat the
cordial union fIrnds shall demand H. Thankns
emen the Mad aud too partial sentiments In
Letter,
/ am Very truly
Your friend and fellow citizen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
NOTICE.

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the stae
~ repecGl: informed that Tie commis toner's appointed
By Law for the pup q obtaining accout meb & have
for these items, ard t they delivered at this
ps they Issued Immediately, according 10 priority Of date
Of orders CHARLES OIMM0CK,
Captain and Superintendent Arm7ry
Richmond Vi. January 6. lSsl ia0- n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such Immediate
suits for his labor upon these prairie Soils they being composed
Of deep oam the fertility Of which by any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

-.,.rpr-..Tas NEcRov,NCER This impressive play
...,,,lv fom the pen of Burdette Howe will be put
bs boards Of the Marshall to-aight in sly g
.g.i ll. no; been surpassed-perhaps not cquAled-
80 of the scenic dramas which have, within lev
cs,t attracted such crowds 70 cur Theatre. In
s.-s- tes the "Necromaneer" has been immensely sue
ssfl ,rd a. many Of our pAy-goe3s have decided
lint for the startling aud horrible there Is little
that 80 viii prove equally so here The seener' IS
Ties and truly beautiful; and many Of the Tansior-
-..o-s. etc, are quite astonish ng. The Legend on
..5 The play IS founded is that in the year 1900
r..r.I Dtuvers, a young French NObleman, formed
= f,I roupac, With the enemy Of mankind The con
. stipulated for long life, riches, and uhfAiiug
.,5 20 bless them together With the faculty OF assum-
@ .f.t,oever shape be chose, and that Of transport
RI, himself from place 10 place. no matter how great
49, f...nce. with wonderful apidity. The comp-et
~. made for period Of $50 years, with the
5.57 that during that interval he should procure sH
,,.., uaiieus who had never loved before, but who
.o.. bssow on him their unaoyed att eli ms, and lie
, themselves 70 him. Four victims he is supposed TO
hive succeeded il obtaining prior 10 the date OF the pro
Io,ge which commences the Drama.
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NEGRO HIRING. 1861
h. 4. j. CLOP TON,

1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
Il. a. J. CLOP TON,
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
OFFICE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPO-
SITE DICKINSON. HILL CO.,
RICH MOND, VA.
seyHE subscriber begs return his Acknowledgements to his
friends and patrons the ayors during the past ak years.
and Inform that he still continues the business Of HI
ING OUT NtGRoEs, RENTING OUT HOUSES COLLECTING
CLAIMS aud all BUSH pertaining General Agency TO all
which he gives his personal attention.
IVY Parties the un.ry who may entrust the hiring OF their
Negroes assured OF attention being paid TO
qen but good homes and the beet prices and
the event CT sickness the best medical and attention
shall always supplied He has also large comfortable apart
ment with Office where those who
provided with places night dung the hiring
man, with good fire. FREE o. CHARGE.
Negroes for hire coming had better be sent In 10
early after Christmas as possible.
To those at tclon an personally uakaOn, beg
10 refer 10 he EiOiriRg PEI sons:
Richmond Dicliafo Hill Co.. King and Queen county Dr
Latsne Arthur Temple John LumoIin Thomas Fune
ROY; wcstmoreand county DR. D. WleewIieht Rev. Thos
Locke; King liam county John Laane w c. Latsne Dr.
John Lewis King George county, George Tber Richard Turner
Maginuis Thomas Lee; Csron county Ro udgn, Dr. John
Butler county, ~ b. whilock Dr. James H. Latane
Edward g. Noel Beverley D. Roy, Roy Mcou wlsey Pogg.
George Wright Gloucester county DR. Th Copon, JEFF
ferson Stubs Jasper Hughes James CIV county, Parks
Richmond county Rob 1T Pay me- New county VIM.
X olopton r be Howe D. Crump John Lacy, R T.
Lacy Louisa county Dabney Parrish Cumbt county VIM D.
Capton Foster Lu enburg county w. Brown; Gu pepper
county CNevring; Prince William county VIM j. Where
Norfolk, Capt J. a Middleton, John Co mley.
dec8-d1ykclm
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TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORS.

TO ACTUAL GUILTY. ATORS.
iocs 1854 he Company hdUe oi 300 Goa ThsysR
~ actual cusdto and eUsy contract contains an agree
snt 10 ctirn The road his been consu6d through these
lands at an expense n s90OOOOOO In 1880 the population @
Ertynine counties through hich passes only 835 59S
since ihic 40 1913 hare been ddded making TIE Io opHd
ton s14 sol, a gain cfl43 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
A, an evidence the thr people, may stated that
600 freight incuing 1000 OJ0 bushels Of grain and
$50 900 barres forwarded the lire last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices ofhese vary .6o acre. according
to cation gu .y Yrs class aring lard sell Tor about
80 to s2 per acre and the relative expense Of subdu'g prairie
Of the former The crlas bulk S
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At six rer cent per apnuu at six per
payable Iespec lively one three four five sn six
rom date sale and four for principal payable four
Ave date Of sale the contract stpus
pg Of the purchased shall be fenced and cu
vtted and year. for Eve years from the date Of sale
that the years oneh shall be fenced and uder
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation cash except the should be six dollars
per acre. when the cash price will he FIVE dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands SOL climate productions
prices payment be had application
W. FOSTER.
Land Commissioner, Illinois Central RGlroGd,
Chicago, Illinois.
ofthe Towns Villages and Cities situated upon the
Illinois Railroad pages 1ss 49, l9o Appt'n's Rail
way Guide. jali- de4vSm