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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-11
4 NUCABRIDGE BATHS,

H = a kAUNA ABAl DbE l. bA IN,
v TAY ' L @ n A
Aett1A J. The undersigned has returned to take
cLalse of this favorits " WATERING PLACE, and
L. hJpea, by prompt and strict attention IA basi-
Eess % receive as liberal a support ex-
ivntea To- lin under his former Inaasg gemept-
The Establishment will be open Tor visitors on
The zth y. May, lSCI
The cher.eter Of these Baths Is well establish
ed, AID their tonic qualities extend through
every class OF disease Delicate females and
tLiitfan have, without exception, received great
tedeht ia all Diseases incident 10 their
!Aese Baths afford as secure, camfortab bic
ana convenient a refuge for families leaving the
Hvt Il war can be found Ia Nirginia.
Lere VIII be a DAILY MAIL from Baltimore,
Richmond, and points about equally distant -
tAeis i only ten miles OF staging from Goshen
on 'aB Virginia Central Railroad, through a ro-
L.htie and beautiful country.
=. Ihe following low rates adopted In order
tlat al may 5e accommodated and they
t9dt raia that ali eau afford TO pay them;
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q isis seut to rooms will be charged extra.
KY L@7-dZm@ N T.. 4 L. g. WILSON
Sa1A THE WHITE sULPHU u X
TEAY SP n GS
4 BIuD AYusy

Ihis celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
VPsled for tie reception of visitors on the 18th
tfkae or BoARD.--Fo thirty days or less, 90. so
F.aay for any period after the expiration OF
tair.. - e ~ yer day-~nis ssIsans two.
A"a over zyaars, half price.
j. HUMPHREYS, Prest.
. ~, B-An abundant supply OF ICE has been Sc
eo4so nay It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-11

WANTED.--As single lady, who has been en-
w gagged for the last six years as Vice -Princi-
pal In the Hampton Academy, being thrown out
of employment in consequence of existing poiiti-
cal troubles, desires similar situation in some
Academy, or that of teacher in q priv ate family,
with some few scholars, in the interior Of the Stais
She IL a most accomplished scholar, fEnglis and
French. thorough musician aud Inc performer
on the Piano, faithful and snecessfuf teacher,
and commend her most cordially and nhesitst-
ingiy to my friends and the public generally -
Address, stating terms, Miss X. A. c. :" care of
SPOTS q Harvey, Richmond, Va.
JOHN B. CARY,
Late Principal Hampton Academy.
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"ANTED-VOLUNTE for tina JACKSON
w GUARD. Uniforms complete, of the best n
material, furnished free,
Headquarters - Front room under the st. tI
Charles Hotel, W
ia e..
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WANTED-A good o RsE, for IN 6.Isne. of
w the year. Apply to Mx. MAYNARD,
my 2a-ts Arlington House.
VVANTED-i,ooo 900 MULES.-Wsntsd 10 pur-
w chase for the State of virginis,
1000 No, MULES, from II 10 l5A hands
high, and from four 10 eight years old,
and they must be sound and we'll bro S0p
Ken, for which cash will be paid on delivery.
B.F. FIckLiS,
my film Quxrtsrmaster f}sneraI
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MISPLACED coSPIDkECE.n
Under this heading the New York Express
observes
1t was favorite notion with not few of
our contemporaries quite lately that, il the
present British Ministry would be so infatua-
ted as 10 espouse the cause OF the Montgome-
cry Confederacy, 1t would find its speedy
account in election frcm office. The opposi-
tion led on by the Earl OF Derby, 1t was never
doubted, would be but too happy TO avail
themselves of Palmerston and Russeli's lean
ings towards the Cotton Confederacy, 10 make
them uncomfortable, at least, in their places, If
not ultimately to compel her Majesty to seek
other advisers. This expectation was not an
unreasonable Que. 1t was predicted upon the
faliacy that the British anti-slavery feeling
was something more substantial than senti-
ment, and that in a hand to hand contest with
4 .'Ciovernment," the chief corner tone of
which, as acknowledged oy Mr.. Vice. Presi-
dent Stephens, il negro slavery, English sym-
pathy must all be on the side Of the North.-
Never was there greater delusion, as every.
body may now see.
Tns Earl Of Derby, 80 far, from sspons-
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HkFKasNcsF. .-Chlei JustIce fancy, Nd; ex-
Gov A. Wise. Gov. John Letch er, Col. +. Ii.
smith, Va. lay ll-lm' WIN. JORDAN co.
e. J AMELiA i1 sPnlNGsl ;isl YikGiSiA,
4a.5as<~l mopd, the Richmond and DanviIle
he~4 end will be open ed for visitors on the FIRST
VI JUNE.
"A regular Omnibus line will connect daily with
me froprietors will use every effort 20 give
teu'iaetion 10 those W ho may visit this agreeable
Irs,rt. We will keep the BEST TABLE, aad our
,naN shajl be well stocked with the best LII
NlNho. We have abundance OF ICE.
l.t TERMS
Leli, per month. 90
u p-ldfsn under 10, and servants ......-...... Il so
i ~
f." ate Servants two thirds.
- ieis sent TO rooms will be charged extra.
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i" ny ED--HECkUITs.- Twenty i've ahle-
w bodied men, for the FREDERICK HALL A
| GRAYS an infantry company, now in service,
| Ia the 2sd Regt Va. Volunteers, at this time (iI
| stationed at the Camp of Instruction, at the w
| Hermitage Fair Grounds, near Richmond UNI
forms free. c. g. COLEMAN
| ie 6-6t< Captafn Commandinp
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WANTED-GUFER ERN ESs.--A lady of many
w years experience in teaching desires a SIT
nation as GOVERNESS in a private family in or
near this city. All the English branches and Mu-
BIC on the Piano taught. Frefers teaching small
W. HARGRAvE WHITE
al Aayn
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ALL LETTERS AND OTHER
~ communications for members of N
Company "B, LIST Regiment Virginia velun-
teers, will be left with J. s. TowBR, at II, NJ. nj
Smiths, No. II Main street, who will forward w
the same. JAMES X. LEE,
nv 27--tf Captain commanding.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15
IL has stood the Besr of all Itts's
IA vi e!

NJ ma sus ailt its reputation for more than THIR-
- -! lEAkS. PHYSICIANS ef the Ii CHEST respecta-
iy pr"scrib it. and hou:ands of familie, kecp it on
hand as stauda'd Family a1.dicine.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

= 0i'o II. ANU OF families Keep
hand as StaDda d Family 5lrdicinf.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Ba|sam,
prepared by the we'll known druggist Messrs Feed Gu
Ter Ter Cos we have coed authority tor saying Ct
he best remedies for
CouEh., Cold. and Pulmonary Complaints.
ever oftrt to Il epubl CO. Boston Journal.
REV. DR.. LYMAN BEFCHER
VIII es-" Genemen; have used your Vegetable Pul-
moi"ry alsam myself with benefit, and have known il
to be used with good effect in families around me'
lHK LATE LEV. DIR. LEONARD WOODS
Geitltm n: From long of your vegetable
fulinonaiy Bslsan il my family circle and amon
logical students have been led to regard it safe and
etfcacious me lciue."
Gentlemen; We, the Undersigned. Wholesale Drug
cls's having for maj years soll your Vegetable uno
nary balSan are hpp to tear test mony to its gtta, CT
casy III the relief and cure Of Pulmonary npaints
edfo high reputation for long term Of years,
tions of those who it."-(Signe by many Of the
'asse% and oldest Druggists in the U. S. and Canadas)
'Gentiemen In an extensive pr ctce Of nvself and
son we have prescribed large quantities Of your punon
nary fasam and happy to say have found It e!-
hcient and reliable remedy We cons ider i. Invaluable
Farming,on, n. H.. Dec. 16 1869 u. 7 PARkEK "
C- -Bs,pa's Of CounterfGs and Irii!aioas!!.
Enquire for the article BY ITS whole mann,
"FtGErAbLE PULMONARY BAISAN."
Prepared only by KtfD, CUTLER & CG Urasgist.
Nos l09, II lib Broad Street Boston Hass. Price,
large SIZE, IL snail s2e so cents
For sale in Montpelier, BY l.. F Pierce. +. + SGh
by APO thacarits and BY Country Merchants
telwl3fm
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LADIES CATER ssDDHs

little glove sts up ny heart tides up the
snow-white muslin when it fits, makes many curious
notion
II Of lady fxns thrill my feelings they d orter,
Bit little female gaiter boots death end nothing
shorter.
And just to put you on your guard,
III give you short and brief,
4 small hotel experienc
Which filled ny heart with grief:
Last summer at the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped week more,
And marAel two " boot ees'' every
Before my neig ighbor's door
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around in us,
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from
But ah morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some othec name on the book
Those boo,s not alone!
\ great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And CT they walked afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
Ladies', comment ID unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
II. G.. PAGE
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.

The Regcncrator is put up i'll two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
CONGRESSIONAL


WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-SsRa,s.-Mr. Bigler presented
the Peuusyyau plan Of compromise based on the prop
ositions of Mr. Crittendeu.
Mr. Crttenden introduced his plan of adjustment with
resolution submitting it to vote of the people and ac-
companying It with an eloquent speech.
Mr.. Baker Of Oregon, resumed and concluded his
speech begun yesterday He maintained that the people
OF the North did not desire interfere with slavery
Mr. benjamin interrupted him quoting from Republi-
can papers which sustained John Browns raid upon
Virginia.
Mr. Baker advocated the policy OF Gen. Jackson, in
notification times and closed with strong appeal for
the Union.
Mr.. Douglas took the floor and spoke the rssOlu-
tons offered by Mr. Powell He said bis being compelled
20 vote for them gave him the greatest pain declaring
they did that adjustment could restore peace. de
declared that Congress had legated the sub
jeet Of slavery without danger to the country de de-
Tended the ktnsaN act and vndcated the South
from the allegations aud aspersOns Of Wade and others
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
HJtse.-Mr. Huteheson offered resolutions repudiat-
ing al compromise by the Republicans, and endorsing
the sentiments and positions Of Senators Wade and Hall
Mr. Sherman withdrew his resolution Of yesterday,
seeding States
The committee on the Judiciary reported bill further
providing for the collection OF the government revenues
and investing the President with additional power for
that purpose.
A motion was made to recommit the report-upOn
which discussion followed. Southern members wished
give the movement its quetus in the committee OF the
whole while the Republicans endeayor,d to bring it to
direct vote OF the House. IL hnally agreed that
it should come I'D, as unfinished business Tuesday.
The House adjourned till Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sit is believed from what is
known here shat in the OF few days the Forts
Pensacola and Key West Fort Morgan, in Alabama the
Fort at Ship Island near the mouth Of Lake Boguc
gether with the Arsenal Baton Rouge and Fort john
son on Caps Fear river viii be seized and garrsoncd 10y
the troops Of the respective States in which they he
Senator T0ombs received despatch toby saying that
the Forts 10 Georgia seized by order OF Goyerlcr
Brown. Private information says that If any attempt
should be made either reinforce the Arsenal at Angus
Ca, or remove tb arms, &c Will be at once seized
The CIrona Commissioners considered the abrupt Ter
miuatou by the Pr OF their business Win han
grossly insulting TO themsely well their Sat-
They urea. 70 as declaration OF War; and IN this prt
they l,f tie city this morning for South C,rOlua.
lt said that The President yesterday returned their
note without comment.
The Committee Of Tbutythee to-day adopted a reso-
luton declaring against any RICH. TO Interfere With slave
~ in slave States aud recognizing the justice and
uroDrietv OF faithful execution Of the Constitution aud
an laws mad. pursuance thereof ncluiiug those on the
subject OF fugitive ugitlyes from justice o. la
boz aud s,Ount niucgg all bObs or hndrduces 10 the
execution of such laws and tina clz Of each OF the
States shall bee entitled al the privileges and mmuni-
lies Of citizens IN tue several States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04

one pay LATER FROM EUAOPE
ARRIVAL OF The AUSTRALIAN
THE SPECIE INFLUX CONTINUES
THE TREATY or PEACE WITH CHINA.
COMMERCIAL

Nav YoRS, January S.-Tbe steamship Australian,
from Liverpool the 22d ult., arrived this morning
Her advces are Que day later
She brings about threefOurths Of million Of specie
The cotton market Liverpool the day she sailed was
firm and sales Of $4,000 bLes were made. Breadstus
had an upward tendency. COusols % 3-4a92 rs The
money market is slightly more stringent with an active
demand. The Paris Bourse is very depressed.
The intelligence OF treaty Of peace with China is con-
6rmed China ia TO pay France go 900 900 francs and
the Christian churches are TO be restored Toe cross on
the cathedral at Pekn had been regretted and the
celebrated with a 7s Ds,uR.
The Paris C0HsttUiisRnsl says the rance will never
suffer return to an offensive policy by Austria in Lom-
hardy
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ALYRED l. HOLIDAY.
GENERAL AGENCY.

TIHg ng vhdavE from the concern Of RAWI~
4 ISGS HOLIDAY, will he prepared 20 resume the Agency
buness January lie will his strict a'ten
hiring negroes renting Houses and collecting claims
kinds and hopes receive fair proportion Of patronage
nom his OLD friends aud the public generally
Office on Franklin Street, opposite tne wing Buidl
de,T-dSelm EDWARD G.. RAWLINGS
NEGRO HIRING FOR ls6I.--The underlined OF
es services the pubic r-r Of Negroes for the en-
suing Increased experience enables him confidently To
promise hose who his cTs that their business VIII De
Attende 10 In the most satisfactory name
Persons sending negroes expect TO have good prices
with proper attention cases Of sick
ness and prompt returns made quarterly LUCltN LEWIS
once under Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
ERnM CHARLESTON

MEASURES or DETENCE-NArERIAL AID-THE rELEGRAPH-
PROCEEDINGS or CONVENTION.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3-A number Of negroes, slave and
free, are at work on the redoubts along the coast
Ben amin Mordecai yesterday presented the State the
SUN Ot $4,000.
The Courier Of this city gives emphatic denial to
the that any restriction has been placed
upon the Telegraph here. Nevertheless, |
you that for prior TO 10 o'clock, Decembe the
3IS- the telegraph under restrictions in par
tculars.
la Convention the resolution empowering citizens Of
the United States domiced outside Of South Carolina,
TO hold aud dispose OF real estate in her borders, with
out hiudrauce or moest on, tabled for tue present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04

% NEGRO.s.-ws WI sci ihn morn ne at ~ o'sIoes
Nv Thirty Hkey slaves DAFiH DkEPRsB o.,
jyl9 Odd teio as Hall, Mayo and Franklin ga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
BY PULLTAs . co. Aos'I

BY BErrs GGsGOsY. AastG
n NRCROES.-Ws VIII eel his GoTEing, 70 clock
lO ionfeb Negroes BETTE GRI0oRY Aocrr
Franklin Pirsst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
VPOW GEORGIA

CHARLESTON, Jan. The returns from Georgia iudi-
cate that the State ia largely for secession Forts Pu-
las and Jackson have been occupied 10y Georgia State
troors under Instructions from the Governor But for
this action on the part of the Governor the Savannah
papers ae that they would have been seized by pOn-
taneous uprising Of the people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
rPnM MASSACHUSETTS,.

MESSAGE OF Gov BANXs-REcoNNENDs REPEAL OF PRISON
AL LIBERrY BILL.
BOsroN Jan. 5-GOy. Banks, in his vaedictory mes
sage 70 the Legislature recommends the aorogauon oil
I the Personal Liberty Bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
FROM NEW YORK.

PoLlrlcs n THE LEGIsLArUEE-WHAT THE DEMOCRATS
Ara WILLING To DO.
ALBANY, Jan. Sin the caucus Of Democratic men,
beers of the Legislature last night it resolved to sup
p,rt tbe propoOn for division of the Federal Terrific
re between the free and slave States after the admis-
sion OF two States carried out OF Kansas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
i. NEGRO HIRING. lS6
1861
1861

TEIHE undersigned sill continue the above business the ersung
year. and socs the Continued patronage Of those friends
for whom he acts and OF She public generally.
With the knosedge obtaoed by several years experience IN
his business he feels that he will be able to secure good
and the best prices every attention will be given to The
welfare Negroes entrusted 20 his care ad attached 70 his office
IL the Of these who have ut homes In the city
Having ccmpeed buy TIE "entre interest Of his late
partner In the concern wngs Holiday to secure hus II
against loss al the books and accounts Of the concern are with
him for Sc Element. -.-
dec20-dkcim ALFRED l. HOLLADA1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
ERnM FLNRIDA.

NETTING OBJ rHE CoNyENuON PROGRAMME or ACTION
EsslGNAriONOT FEuEEAL JUDGE
TALAuASsEx, Jan. S-A large number Of the member;
elect Of ,he convention havg arrived Judge AcGchee
Of Madison. viii probably be elected President Of IN,
Convention Resolutions viii then be adopted declaring
the light OF secession and providing Tor the sppoin men
of committee 10 draft an ordnance carrying out tina
right The purpose Of secession is deliberately determn
Ell on.
Judge Mcintosh Of the Federal Court, has resigned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
MOTHCE.
NOTICE.

NvoLINTEFR Officers respectfully Informed
that beside the required by law, there must be an or
rfro he Aejuan General authorize the Superintendent
oft no State Armo o issue arms, &c. delo-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
ERnM PErERSRURG.

A SPEECH IOR rHE USIoN-rHE "wAR-HoRSE' IN Tx
yield.
PsrERsBuRa, Jan S.-Timothy Riyes, Eco, by request
OF Luubr OF citizens of Petersburg, is now Thursday
night addressing an overdOsing audience az Ph"niz
Hall large number OF LADIES' are present His remarks
are greeted with deafenng applause, and the meeting is
flI of enthusilsm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 18Th,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A II. DUPUY, A. M.


TlyHE this Institution win the LIST o.
October 1850 and will terminate the 3Oth June, 1851
The Principal will be sided heretofore, by well selected
corps Assnts who with their ability and experience
fall TO give satisfaction
The Boarding Department be the management Of Mr.
and Dupuy assisted hrs Mary casses formerly ofsL
yAnnAh They alone will reside Ia the seminary with the young
and will exercise Prnll and control over those
committed 20 their charge.
Tch has attended this effort to estabhin the city
Of Kchmoud Female Seminary OF the first class has encouraged
session The buildings being enlarged and important
notifications will made Ia them which viii add greatly TO hei
convenience and comfort The lodging large snd vel
ventilated than from two TO our boarders viii occu
by one The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for tn
Accommodation Of the pupils -
Board. W.
Washing fuel and lights. ~ W
Tuition In the Preparatory Department S0 W
40 In ordinary Englsh 30 90
40 In advanced do do .................... 80 60
do In Modern and Ancient Languages, each 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and Gntsr) for one
Lesson hour per week ~ OO
Pow two leaons Of one hour each per week .... So ~
Ise Of piano .. -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 10
Drawing In Csyon ou w
Painting Ia Water colors 81 w
Painting In Oh " w
Onsf payable the Let OF Oet 1860 and the remainder
the 18th Of Teb'y. 1861
reference Ia made Dr. Moses D. Hoge and any Of the
former patrons Of the school
Catalogues Seminary, containing detailed intormE
uon obtained bookstore In the city by spPhca
"'- ~ A. M DUPUY.
jyll hnhnond'V va
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TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the ander
neb n is " al solved by mutual consent The sha,rI
~ cern Will be settled by Wa b GREEs who authorized
"a u,e the IN c Of the concern for that purpose -
p.., January II 1851 Fw. H0Bs0N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04

Ok NEGR0Es-ws viii sell % LIKELY Ssgro.,t odl, Il 10
Ac O'Clock. PULLIAM co, Auet..
ODD Fellows HAr.
B-Houss servsns ooohs Washer, and ronsrs Tor sal,
privately, nyii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
EInRInA CONYENTlON.

TAlLAuAssEA. Jan. 3-The Convention met at noon
to-day. Col Petit of Ala chosen temporary chair
man PRAYER by Bishop Rutledge. The counties we're
called and delegates enrolled No permanent organ-
zttion was had nor Il committee Tor such purpose APP
pointed The Convention adjourned uLul Saturday
noon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
rnnM Nnpru CIRnIINA.

WILNINGroN Jan 8 A secession tas surrounded oy
fifteen stars was raised here to-day The gathering was
large and enthusiastic There is secession meeting to
night in the theatre whih is crowded. The secession
feeling here is increasing daily.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04
LAW CARDS.

GAVIN PATTEsON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANO AMHERST.
once Buckingham C. IA.
de2I-d6m
PARKE POINDEXTER,
ATT o. r. E Y a L L w.
Richmond civ. Va.
WILL practice 10 AL the Courts held Ia the City Of Richmond
Oc the 14h or Pearl and Main Streets the
Store OF Noah walker %. d,2O-1y
WALTER II. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN Ely AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice regularly in all the Couits held In the City
w Richmond, and counties Of HenroO Chesterfield and Anne
oncs No Building, Franklin Street. de5-6m
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BOULDIN and his son WOOD BoULDIN, Jr,
w have united in practice Of the law, in the counties Of
Charlotte Halifax and Meeklenburg.
WOOD BoULDIN, Jr, WOOD BoULDIN,
GssklsnOurg, county. Charlotte Ounty.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice In the Courts the cities Of Richmond
w tersburg counties Of Henrco and Chesterfield
once Boivn Block 18th street. state G. H. au2T-n
EUsTACE GIBSON,
ATTORNE Ely at LAW
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of Giles, Mercer Monroe
w Montgomery and Pulaski and will collect pune
tualiv for ali claims placed In his hands.
Post once, Giles Court House, Va Jyl7-
JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts OF the City Richmond and
w County Strict attention will be given all
sness nrusied ~ 0ce for the present. with his "a
Their wm Green south Main and hsts je2T-dly
r. G. & 3. G. BOULDIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
Courts-oharlotte, Prince Edward, AppomAttoH Mecklen
burg and Lunenburs myl2-ly
p. u. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RACTTCEs In the Courts BoeouI and adjoining counties
ie2a-iy PattOnsburg. BOtssO1rt county, Va.
b. B. DOUGLAS, ,. GREG0RY, JR,
Ayetts King VIM. Old Church, Hanover.
DOUGLAS d. GREGORY
WILL all the Courts Of King william and Hanover r.
w DOUGLAS will also attend the Courts Of King Queen
and Caroline. felS-ly
VIM. H. WERTH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL practice the Of PtSyvAna Franklin, Henry
w and Halifax
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