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STATE or NORTH.CARULINA.-
~ ri 4 LiiIiHTX tfP Pi.ss audO Eel3nus

STATE or NORTH.CA RULINA.-C
- HAN COUSTY.-Court Of Pleas aud Quarter 6seions,
Attachment ~ - ;,<it, 4 .ass.,ss -
Il appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court that Ed r
this state or so .bscends cohcesis hixef ihat t o.
d,usry rrocess nf law cannot be served upon he h
therefore ordered By the Court that publication b. made
commanding tue said defeudast q be and dppssr ths
next term Of this Gnut to Be ed county Of Chat-
ham, y, the Court icuse Isboro. ths second Mac.
den,rr, or Judgment pro will be- had agsiDst him.
Witness r. q. Gotten, Clerk of said Court, q ofos Ia
Pi,tsbero the seeend Monday In November, lsd0 'sH
Dec. -. 1850, fpr, adv. y Ss1i 8ssfs 6s4-sSt
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The Teras Legislaturx to 6s Coaeened by Cor.
Houston.
NEW ORLEANS, December ga letter from
Texas states that Gov Houston has issrcd his pro-
camatlon, convenng the Texas Legislature in extra
session on the 2lst Of January, to consider the
crisis.
A Convention Of the people is to be held on the
2sth. The secession feeling is in the ascendant
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October..ls. 1850.

NJORTH.CAROLINA.- COUNTY. =
~ Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November Term,
lssn.-Fnucs Crump James A. Crump and others
Petition for dower
In this appearing +" the sa.acton Of the Couit
sor Crump Alex Cump Jesse Ingram and wife Mary, B.
Dunlap aud wife Elizabeth, Bennett aud wife Nancy,
VIM Allen and wife Nancy, Wm Lee and wife Sophfona,
and other names known, defendants NOT inhab
itants Of this State is therefore ordered tha pube
tim be made fur sx weeks u the NortCaroas Stapdsrd
new spaper published Raleigh fur The said defendants
to be and appear before the justices m said Court Of Pleas
and Quarter sessions be held FIR the Comfy Of David
snn the Court House in Lexington On The I'd Monday
February 1885, then and there Ia plead dsu
to the petition Of Francis Cump otherwise Judgment pro
coatt.so viii be entered ard the petition heard part,
To them. 2 - II
Witness. c. F. Lowe Clerk of said Court 81 ofRes
in Lexington, the second Monday in November, 1890
-. .,.sr,5s. -.s,t C. F. LOWE c. C..
BY l.. C. HAEES, d. &c. g. g
2 Dec 10, 1850. Ssi pr adv. IS ss11ss.) sl-wst.
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MISSISSIPPI j.. 'e'- 4,
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE,

AN SOCIETY RI, GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWRLvE
U miles from the city Of Jackson Capitol Of the State;
ten frum Clinton Vcksburg Jackson Railroad; SIX
jackson g. N Rairoad connecting it with all parts Of
the Union The great southern place Of resort Coopers
Wells is within three huurs pleasant ride or drive The
eral churches and TIE health and Climate Of the country
surpassed anywhere These facts commend it
sons of family coming SOUTH The tract contains 1870
acres-about 4p of timber 400 of 6ne creek boom and
the rest hill and branch land al in state of good sulva-
ton There dwelling aud out houses, fruit
negro cabins, gin. press CRIBS stables for sto
tern aud spring for PERSONS dc- &c. - s.f;s - 4
For further particulars write to R. A. Glars JACKSON A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or Z. 4e IS
Yazoo City
October.ls 1890 rs .. go 42-wff
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Death of the Last Sursiror of the Battle of Bank
er Hill ,... .......s
GREAT FALLS, N H., Dec 26.-Ralph Farnham,
the last survivor Of the battle Of Bunker Hill died
this morning at Acton, Maine, aged one hundred
and four years.
[The noble old patriot did mot live to hear that
Of the States whose liberties he fought to establish
had by solemn act Of secession attempted to break
, up the government founded by Washington and his
compatriotSl | w.
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Coon ION Friday last one hundred guns were
fred in Wilmington, in this State, ovet the seces-
sion Of South Carolina. The Herald says tha. +" in
less than twenty minutes after the firing commenced
every vessel in port, with the exception Of one run
up ths stdrs and stripes" Goodl
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COACH.MAKING!

- CVAC u. N a k1N NJ!
vuyHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
u Public generally that be has recently taken the
~ "OLD sTAND," s'@
we'll known by everybody wet Of the Capitol Square
and former = occupied by WM. F. CLARKE and IL fully
prepared to carry on @ ss
ACH.MAKIEG
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST style.
:: u. ~ Prices to Suit the Timess "a y
Persons will do well to cal and examine for themseve
before purchasing else~he iSi.st +, Gteu ~
Repairing done at the shartest notice. and in the very
bes, manner. Il s.sy...,.-s.:
Raleish, Jan. 81, 1890. .JiSi.-a 1l-sfi. 6-w.f.
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W We invite attention to the communication
over the signature of "Fabius' in the Standard to-
day. 1t is from the pen of one Of the most thought
full and learned persons in the State-one who, from
his advanced age, has seen much Of the career Of
this country, and who has carefully studied the his
tories of nations. If the warning voices Of such men
were Needed the Republic might yet escape the doom
which the conduct Of the inconsiderate and ambi-
tious, unless checked and controlled will assuredly
bring down upon it.
We also invite attention to the brief but pointed
speech of the Hon. Bedford Blown, as sketched by
our Reporter, and unavoidably omitted in our last
issue. We think Mr.. Brown has very handsomely
trimmed over ''old and valued FRIEND" the Senator
from jackson.
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MORE or THE REACTION IN New ESGLASD.-The
annual election of Town off -ers in New Haven was
held on Friday and resulted in the success Of the
Democratic ticket by five hundred majority, out of
q total of about 5000 votes. The town embraces
Fair Haven and Westville, which always give Re-
publican majorities. The victory is therefore more
significant than il the election had been confined to
the city proper. But even the City election was
carried by the Republicans few months ago-a
majority Of the officers then elected being Republi
cans. New Englandis coming right; all she requires
is little time -Neu York Jour. Of Com.
The remarkable circumstances that Hon. Isaac
Davis an old and sterling Democrat has been elect
ed Mayor of Worces.er-that hot-bed of abolition.
ism in ahusctts-is thus referred to by the
Boston Traascript:
"A city that on the sixth day Of November cast
two thousand six hundred and forty-eght Republi.
can votes to thirteen hundred and forty eight for all
others-iust two to one,-on the eighth of Deccm
ber gives a majority Of one hundred and seventy.
three for the Democratic candidate under the name
of citizens ticket! Some of the causes for this
change are not far to seek others are of mort
doubtful nature. ..--.
1t is certainly singular circumstance that in
fourteen cities Of this conmonwealth-cvery one
but one giving Republican plurality, all but two
giving Republican majority,-,he Republicans cal
only elect their municipa! officers in three"
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The DuPLlN ALARx.-It turns out, after ALL that
the rumored insurrection at Magnolia Duplin coun-
ty, amounts to nothing. 1t seems that young man
named Solon Larkins, wrote to w. H. Anthon, Of
New York, informing him Of arrangements for an
insurrection and asking for remittance Of 5000 in
aid of the plot Anthon, Greedy, and others in New
York. read the letter. and then forwarded it to Gov
Ellis. The Governor ferreted the matter out with
great ZEAL and the result is hoax. Young Lar
kins says he wanted to fool the aboltionsts" and
get :.oney to start job printing Office. These facts
came out in an examination before Judge French, in
Wilmington on Monday last Larkins was dis
charged Much excitement has been created through
out the State by this hoax. While all persons
shoyld be viglan in times like the present. reports
of instructions ought to be we'll sfted by the au
thorities before they are made public
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WITHDRAWAL OF THE SourH. CAROLINA MEMBERS.
On Monday last Messrs. Boyce, Mcqueen, Ashmore,
and Bonham dissolved their connection with the
House of Representatives at Washington, and re-
turned to their homes. Mr.. Keitt, who is q mem
Der Of the State Convention, had previously resign
ed bis seat as q member Of the House. The two
Senators, Messrs. Hammond and Chesnut, had also
resigned Mr. Speaker Pennington directed the
Clerk of the House still to call the names on all
votes of the South Carolina members, thereby de-
clining to recognize the right Of secession. Ff'a
EE In our list Of gentlemen who recently OBJ.
taed license to pFactice law in the Superior Courts
of this State, the name Of Mr. Il. T. Jorian, Of Per
|. son county, Was omitted: Mr.. Jordan was duly
licensed with the other gentlemen who appeared be
as1ths yudsk .s3 ..5.i
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VINE HILL CLASSICAL
MILITARY SCHOOL.
Scotland Neck, Halifax County, N. c.
NORTON l.. vENABLE. /,

MORTON l.. vENABLE. n.;.,;.,.
-r.- JOSEPH vENABLE. A. w., TH"oPa"
~ ,HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will
j open ON the sd Monday in January ls6E The course
of instruction will be designed to prepare students for the
University any College, for the practical duties Of
life s...g,
Special attention will be given TO the raj we'll a.
trimming Of those nrused to the care of the Prn
cipal The military department Will be under the 3rec
tion of two officers Of experience and ability.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
Tuition in the Classical Department. 4a5 90
:" English g, 1900
Contingent Fee. 30
Board per month. IS "a 10 90
Reports will be sent to parents and guardians at the
middle and close of each session. - 2st !
Principals a, Scotland Neck r. o. Halifax Co., N. c.
Dec. 9, 1860. 49-wst.
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS IN SoUrH-C H-CARoLIsA.-The
Convention has passed an ordinance providing for
the transportation of the mails in South Carolina as
at present transported and delivered, the ordinance
to remain in force "unt postal treaty or treaties
shall be concluded with the United States, or until
otherwise ordered by this Convenvention." That
is, the present route agents and postmasters are to
continue to serve, and the existing contracts for
carrying the mails are to be continued; and this,
we suppose is to be done by officers acting under
an oath to the United States and to South Carolina
Mr. Dunkin, leading member Of the Convention
stated in debate few days since that if the mails
and the commerce of South Carolina should be stop
ped but for week. such deprivations would oper-
ate more against secession than everything else com
bined Mr. D. is right. 1t is singular, however,
that the sovereign and Independent State Of South
Carolina should depend on the much-abused govern
ment Of the United States for the transportation and
delivery>of her mails.
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WHOLE NuMBER 1874.

The military of Charleston arc ordered out to
protect the Magazines and arsenals in this locality.
1t is reported that severz military corps from the
interior are en- route for Charleston
There was no further news from Charleston last
night up to late hour It is believed that restric
tons have been placed by the State authorities on
the telegraph office there which prevents the
Transmission Of intelligence concerning the military
or civil action taken by the State a."
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We publish to-day stirring news from Charleston.
1t seems that Maj Anderson has abandoned Fort
Aoultrie, after having burned the gun carriages,
spiked the cannon. and otherwise rendered the
works useless for the present, and has removed to
Fort Sumpter with his little command Of some sew
enty men. Eas- -tE bsa
Fort Moultrie is situated on the upper end Of
Sullivsn's Island, a mile and half from the Bate
ry at Charleston, and was considered antenable,
owing to the convenient approaches to it from the
land side. 1t was, therefore, bold and mastery
manauvre to abandon it and take possession ol
Fort Sumpter which is located directly in front oi
Charleston in the centre Of the harbor, where nc
attack can be made except by water, and where, i
desirable, all vessels entering the harbor can be
brought to, their manifests examined, and the du
ties paid. Charlesson. harbor thus rensins in pos
session of the federal authorities Major Anderson
is loyal and gallant soldier, and will defend For
Sumpter to the last Fifteen guns Of large calibr'
are in battery at Fort Sump,er, which will be sufii
cient to control the harbor and City. There are
besides thousands of stands of small arms and fort.
thousand pounds of powder. South h-Carolina vii
have to " treat all round" these Christmas times
before she can obtain possession Of this stronghold
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D.

In New Berne Greene county. Aa the 18th inst, af
ter lingering Illness DR. Thomas w. Johnston, late Of
Orange c"unty, n. C., aged "a years- :f
In the ncghhurhood Of Midd,etun HYDE cunty, On the
4th inst Col Benjamin Watson. in the 6yd yesro his age
In 1884 he represented his county in the State Legislature
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Care of Afre ~ lov6r.


VsHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body liable % universal dreaded, - gsnlEal.
Asi. - fever: 10 appeam in different eountfes md
county WHERE il animal fs,fn g looked fr xS sssssy
and spprshsnsio Il usuaiiy assusnes the bihpns
Assihsr species cffssef p.vslsst hers and w1is i
tumna! Intermittent or Ague and Fevs5 wbieh, nnet
80 fatal yet is very distressing. lts chasacsts and
s,.s:a are 6 !. .s asss ss
and general prosation which shascsFses iS invsdoni
to which might be added the arrangement Of the mixed
functions Of % the and !. Intestine, cana.
Agut and Fever lay the basis Of espsompton of the lungs
chronic affection Of the liver and spleen, dysepsis and
vsce becoas estabsbed there Is : consssut tendency
to relapse from slight causes and when thus comp.
Gated with thuss constitutional diseases their treatment
and cure becomes mo-s difficult. I'd feeA ~
Common teaches that the Of Ague and Hsvsr
consists in shortening the duration u the snd
preventing its return The frs Is 10 BE- .ccompished By
depicting the bowels relaxing the skin, dc; the ssend.
BY the prompt application u such medicines o ere cen-
lated to resioIe the deranged functions and give hsby
Ias Tonic Xurs now offered possesses an tie qualities
requisite to effect the second indication The 6rst dose
generally checks the dsase and bute pevef ih 70
effect cprs heal,hy reaction takes places be
restored the system becomes nyiSursted and thespa
tient begins To feel surprised ut the rapid aapson from
state q morbid suffering to that Of progressive recossr
These effects have been experienced BY al who have ussa
IT. which s''a % shown z sSasRr ass.s braFS 'siPs.s
Nevbern. n. c., Oct Is 1860 ';s5.lt 4a7-wly.
.ss ss.ss1. .ss cae.ss.Is :ss sss s
xs4 s, Sssscs.: md ssssssss dsss
STATE Of NORT,H.cAk0IINA.-cHAT.
HAM COUNTY, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Hesacns,
November Term, lesu--I N. cegg IS. T. r Aubbsli.-
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that E T.
Hubbe, the defendant in this cause s nouresdeHt Of
this State abscond. conceas himself that the
of law Ne N
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D. ~ CLARK. '-... WIN. q. BURLINGTON
S.. CLARK 4 BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Wilmington n. C, ~
xK7ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consgnmens Of ...st -,z.,s ~
Cotton, Naval St0re>, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., &c.. ,..rg.
and other counry prodnce either for sale shipment
Nv Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for The reception Of produce either by Railroad River
enables make my charges light. Also, regular deal
crs in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, DC.
Refers TO H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington, N. C
. 49, -- JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank Of N. c.
W. H JONES,
III Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank Of Cape Fear,
November ia, 1860. 4s-wly.
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e3ehtecn years. There IS no bl0t uP0fF y
re present no''' "a'e. W ;" 'n' I,vh.t ara
Ewe deylate from 'ne o'o 'A',O .'. s..t..,,;on of
tsy' Here they are '"1es III. of the
ttfsderas o'"s'''u'''"; me ,''e'' u.,,S.r-
Sotes; me greate'' COCA q '.e s'. ..d that is
Sp ar as the slavery question 's oo"' -, n Al,
sboec party, and every mar's ''o.'N 49, ..,.
things which involve the Interpretation OF "' Y.''
,ice Sf Democracy We arc as true as the trufsI-
M. ". - Il. povoh Mot-, have therefore, done
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STATE or HoRTH,GlAsRoLaNAsncsAAT..

Dec. 10, 1861 fPr. adv ss ss1Sl si,t s.6sl-sSi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
TO THE VOTERS OF TIE loh CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.

To the Editor of The Whig.
saw in your piper of the inst an article under
the caption Of the Sixteenth Congressional District
emtrac ng call upon DR.. Kidwel to become candi-
date the Confederate Congress, from that district, and
his card in reply thereto announcing himself Tor 'nat
position. To this, with your permission, wish TO reply
through the columns of your paper as briefly as posi-
be and yet in manner that will be acceptable to the
voters Of the Northwest who have the power to elect
Congressman for tbs district.
In locking over tho list Of names signed to the call
upon Dr. X find many with whom | am personally
acquainted, most from Marion County, land must con-
fess that was surprised the CALI several OF whom
know are not entitled to the right OF suffrage being
minors hence the appearance Of their names In the list
1, improper, and should have been omitted.
Nis known 10 every voter from this district, who has
eseaped from the bonds Of Lncoldom, that Hon. Chas
w. Russell was chosen to seat in the Provisional Con-
press. and propose TO cffr several reasons why he
should be supported by the voters Of the dh district
for a seat in the regular Congress- over DR.. Kdwell
First he has proven himself fully comp,tent to ill the
position with honor to himself and cred:to bis constitaen.
cy and has ~ays been at bis post when 1t was necessary
for him 50 to be- By this position he has become con.
yersant With the acts Of the Provisional Congress- and
such knowledge, it seems TO me, Ia OF considerable
value to the occupant Of chair In our permanent Con-
eress, and sloull have weight in favor Of Mr..
among the voters Of this district
secoud,-I. is Known by all, who are familiar with
the history Of srs 10 this district that all the property
Mr. Russell possesses lies within the enenys lines, and
under tho Northern Sequcs alton Act has been seized
by the enemy and colfscated, thus deprivng Nc. r.
and bis famly-now In this pat Of the stste-of any
benefit thcrerom, and thus by giving him this cce, we
sha enable him to provide for those dependent upon
him. t,.-. sr
Third-No man from district stands In better re.
mute among the Government oficials-b,th State and
Couscderatc-tbsn Mr.. R., aud no man has done more
to try and have men and means sent TO effect the re-
occupatcn of our section Of the State than has Mr.
,pfac, believe he has done toward this object
than any other individual end shall now slow our
gratitude for his services BY electing Dr. Kdrei over
him TO this position, when Dr.. x. has no family 10 pro.
vide for, and has long held land s.n ho'd' very 10.
cratye DC siion in our State B,ad Of Publ, works'
hope the voters Of this disirc: will ponder these
things, aud on the oh ns give unanimous vote for
Mr.. thus showing that televe him to be The right
"AA - ''' p' NORTHWEST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rKRAs:
Saiy Paper, Os per Anauz; sziiwseky, eSi wsek 81
ays n advsnce Reianees be made ~ Ne r.k OF NE
abIhssln al evidence taken On the depoLt OF
5sssrln Ne Post oncs consisting no5sy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. s. ROBERTSON.

IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. S. ROBERTSON.
ooaxsl GOVERNOR AID yRLsELu yfKKKrs,
RICHMOND, VA.
II KEPs constantly hand large and varied assortment Of
E4AlLY GROCERIES and fine LIQUORS and CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market
Also the best Old Rye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
DY, distilled in The mountains Of ,his siste.
aud Groceries sold BY him are warranted pure and
s-Parteulsr attention paid 70 putting and shipping
soad- -. =.
baceO Wheat rOur Corn and other minor products Of he eOun
Try such rss. 4, saSoI LsId Poay s Esq Butter Dried Fruits
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS Jyl3
IL OF rye and inter Oas fer seed wanting superior
srtlclehad better call GEORGE WATT co. .ele
NJRNs BROGANS.-icoOp prs Meas Brog. .ns for sale BY
M ALEX. HILL co. l27 Main Street. Riehpond, Va ssls
NtULLRrs.-sO, Sb North Carolina I:ep.smber packed
M h1llets, sqaai or superior to aacheFtl for sale B!
oe2e--M r o. HASklhs.
WRITING PAPER.
present blockade SslfEs;e SRIs APs PsPsa Ss,s ''s
have ever bad IN store before enbracng TOoesp
u. :. sold a. aer asua prices or osss e. % Strictly prompt
customers. payable lat July sn.ung
ssheT With every description Of Blank Bss usually kept Or
n BBLS Portland bfKUP
~ 90 bb prime o. MoLAssEsn store and for sale By
n - W. w. wo0LDRIDGE,
auio rnsenth street..
ut SCHOOL OF THE soLDIER
school OF the Company,
- For infantry and Ride Drill
Paper sos; muslin 6os
Ghans red Artillery; paper 30 cts, muslin
65 cts.
"''-''' ' y -''- J. W. RANDOLPH
ana 11i Main Street
MILzIARv BOOKS .r e. .,,s ,Ny,,,,o,r, a. ,..,,,.
(yLARET wINRs.--1so GASES, IN STORE
.A' W. '-S srDrs MILLER,
UJANTED.-B and WHISKY bottles for which win
w pay q good price okAnL
bs 10 no . eien.nes -oo-
40 suIS y,rnl. Apple Brandy for .s,s y rr,soor.
KH Y IokI ) On ..i.
HOPS, HOPS, Hops, Hops, Hops baaSsyy q, ,a.sby
~ - 80 whoiesa and Retail,
ssll - Corner Of Broad and 7th streets
DIED WAGON HAmBs.EIus' received eight aes.n @ ssd
Ii Wagon usme, Of home Manufactured. oLARKsoh 90.
No. fo5 nsn street seoo
CLOvRs.--sSo bales Olives for sale BY r.,,o,
" os2s hpsoNp, oAtssfoaI oo:
ID ICN-oarolns aise In tlerees and bags, ,sr sale by
II osg EDaoND, 0AyEsPoarA co.
cALTo saets Ground Alan SALT 10 store and for sale By
DA " sfHKtsk 90 - u sele
TSJ r. ca AlK KRIS Pre- Caek rs, mpoted
Il BY a. FOR sale by lDMoND. DAvksPJRt 100 ocs
A S " fErsksos ! 90. DruEa:. .sas
LOyRsssS S.s ss sss;y s S0ys: e, 81; y 90
~ SCI "D' D~' -Nfos&s ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
NORTHWEST.

DURRowS, RELIABLE mEDaUINE.-rhs
ID great Pannsr OF the Blood and q ne vhos
human system, for sAe By ffrhkson w, =
ciUPRRIOn CHRWIvG TOBACOO.-D boxes
= Llnghorn sons superior Chewing Tobacco SAnoa'
Ter sale By 30 fil -, ,.,.~.
KJEW FLOUH.isO bbh n,ur, jast 2 hand 70. sale
,,sI-S'- = - - Corner Va and CARY sTssts.