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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

~ ELIEF FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
~ Jervis' Cough CANDY is purely vea etabe, and
10 q cert IN remedy for Coughs, Colds, hoarss-
Ress, Croap. Irritation Of the Throat and Lungs.
or sale bv W.PEIERSuNk CO.
l55 NJ ain street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

IEBNTED-we wish % purchase 5)1 UFIp~
w CEDAR PCSTS. from Charles CITY or NJ.
Kent preferred. +. +. RAGLAND a. co
ia lI-6t* Lumber Dealers, Marsh8u,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

WA y r ED-A Colored NURSE, thai a.
'" WASH and lion. One that can co &c We sl
| recommended, can get a coed home. and
| price vii be paid, None others need apply
| ia 10 81 ANGUS Il BYEsrN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

DUNNING OFF STOCK We now COM
IL wense to run of our large stock of choice
WINTER CLo"HlNG At greatly reduced prices.
Ha.ing taken lnyent ,ry, We ind the stock much
too isrgs, and in order to reduce IT, We offer unu-
sua Inducements to purchaaers- Call eaIl..
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
! A8~fx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-11

M a u 3 n ALL AND WORTHINGTON
AsA sALT-sAo0 sacks in stores for sale 10 By
- A. n. LEE. ON the Dock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

rEoo EFDINGs Oh Ius Observation-Disclosures MOVEMENTS
COLLECTION on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or coMvIs-
sIoSERS, Ac
CHARLESTON, January lat.
The convention pas ID yesterday IN secret session,
.lycral ordinances which have been signed aud made
public IS follows:
Ia Ordinance 10 Defns and Punish Treason.
IL declares, IN addition TO what has already been lc
cared treason 10y the General Assembly that lrelson
against the State consists only in cyying war gains, the
comfort. Punishment, death, without the benefit OF
clergy.
Al Ordinance Concerning Jadiciol Poasrs.
An ordinance has also been pass, concerning judicial
power which provides that the Judicial power heretofore
delegated by this State To form part oil the judicial
power Of the United States having reverted 10 South Car
oina 81 all be exercised by such the General
Assembly shall direct
an Ooina,,se Concerning The Pooers lately rested in
he Congress Of The United States.
All power which the State heretofore delegated to
Congress shall be vested in the General Assembly except
dlring tie existence OF th convention the power of
tie General Assembly does not extend without the d.
recon OF the convention, TO the regulation of duties
Imports poaiollci making declaration OF war, nego
tatag treaties arrUg Dg the terms OF conleeracy WITH
Oher aates settling the terms OF citizenship declaring
what constitutes treason, &c
Commander Petugrew, IN charge of Castle Pincknoy
has given orders that boat be allowed approach the
whMf head without permission, aal if this Is violated
serious consequences will The CITY river front is
carefully guarded
The ladies of SOUTH Carolina have rendered their ser
vices the forts aud some have prepared bedding for
the troops.
The yigiant Rifles have gone on secret service to
Morris Island.
Six companies are drilling in the city this evening
Toe Palmetto Guari9 100 stroug, have charge of the
U. S. Arsenal which the Palmetto flag is now fly
ing, the stars and stripes having been taking down.
.p0udeut of the Courier adyces Southern mcr
chants TO be careful how they ship merchandise long
voyages, and TO beware OF priysteers recommending
that preference be given British aud French vessels
Another correspondent of the Courier advises the OF
compressed cotton breastwo-ks in the construction of
d. enses.
Several Of the Interior hanks have agreed to take re-
spective portions of the State loan Of 100000
The steamship line heretofore running TO Fernandna
Florida has been discontinued.
Collector CocOck gives notice masters of all vessels
from ports outside of the State Of South Carolina that
they must enter and clear at Charleston.
The President OF the Convention has appointed the
following Commissioners to various savehoding States
Commissioner to Florida l.. w. Spratt; to Alabama n
e. Calhoun to Mississippi, NJ L. Bonham; to Louisiana,
John l.. Manning; to Arkansas, A c. Spain. For Geor.
gia aud Texas none have yet been named.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Asht D--a ocn remarked toe scocasioais,s Of South
C,rcra have row furnished aburdint evidences that
they have bssa long oouspuag the dissolution Of the
Cuioo. Tho following extracts from speeches made
in the Soaih Carolina Convention, viz:
Nj Packer speaking Of secession, said "It is no
pasmodc ,or, that has suddenly upon us but it
bias been gradually eliminating for long series of
years.
Mr. Ingles ssid "Aos Of us have had this beet
der consideration for the last twenty years"
Mr. K,itt said Il have been engaged in this move
meut ever siaUe / catered political life
Mr Rhett said q" 10 is nothing produced by Mr. Lin
coins election, the noneNccuuon OF the fugitive slave
law It is matter which has been gathering head for
thirty years. Aud he further said " We about to
sanlcr relations with that section, the North and
trust forever
Ca another occasion Mr.. Rhett said "a The Federal
laws having taxes on the people Of South Carolina have
fallen this day; and far we are concerned fallen,
trust, forever"
Hence IL appears that there has been long cOncOcted
conspiracy 20 overurn the Government Of the United
States and hat the causes heretofore alleged are mere
preteNts.
Does any friend Of the Union believe that these men
intend ever to return to their allegiance matter what
concessions are made by the North, if they help it?
lf So De is under dangerous deusiOn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

The doiags of the Secession Convention be-
wijering record OF the ruggles Of beSildercd men,
Children a public business among them has
dyed he advantage ofcven administrative experience
national scale speak Of the creative genius which
the founders Of government must exhibit The chaos
OF pueyile aud imprac,cable propositions is pts5e al
ready 10 the lorm Of dehberadon. What they have
actually done AID what they to DO next the
yexd questions Of confused debate which deepeus the
obscGrty and complexities the pepeNity at every step
No Ineligible plan OF action appears to have entered any
member head and minority only sensible Of the
need Of one preccls accompany the ordnance Of
Secession. The end of such beginning is not difficult
20 forcsee Itba couG,er revelation of which they wee
warned by Chancellor Dunkn the resul; of preoipia
ta, the Commercial end postal affairs Of the community
into sudden and disastrous confusion does not oyerabe
them Re tornado, they need not thank their wise
.5-ettorght
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsuxeroS. Jan. A b-ist though earnest address
b, he people Of che United states has been prepared, re-
commenting them to rally compromise on the basi.
of tre proposition OF senators Crittenten and Bscr IL
dt, already been signed b number Of the members o.
bl,h Houses ct Congress.
Members OF Congress who have just returned from
visits 20 their homes ia tho border slave Sstes express
,bsr alarm at tbe progress Of the secession movement
i. oilers from the uou-sayeholdiug States represent
tlat the people are rapidly aud earnestly consolidating
I'm the opposite direction.
The United STAKES steam sloop-oi-war Brooklyn has
been ever s.uce her return from Chirqu at NorioS,
o,scered aud mluucd Tor any emergency.
II the expected message Of the President relative to
south Carolina af,rs, eubodying the proposition from
the conn soners from that State, be sent To the House
&c Will according 70 the present programme, be
promptly tabled.
Mr. Ru--su Implicated in the abstraction OF the ndi-
l sust bonds will probably be out on bail by Thursday
Offers for ,Lc amount necessary we're received touly
loom ,is East br, his Missouri friends prefer that II
.au all be- furnished by them. For the S!oooOo row
de a,cut party here undertook 20 brokeriye, asking
a,. per ceuum ON his procuring it, which proposition
Russell promptly rejected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
What south carolina F1pccts.

u S. obvious that South Carolat expects to force all
che saw, States iuJo her measures. She has gone on
at b.. the cou.ei or advise OF Virginia her sister
southern Sa,ss aud she will expect rle 10 the move
sut or ecede again Nothing viii DO unless South Car
DINA IS ang. Her institutions projected all sides
by slave Safes. She Is liable 10 moles;auon on her
bl-iers She is exposed only the side of the ocean
where he E. in l.te danger Virginia has fosborne
DER the uerecution OF clause OF the Federal Const
ttoa Tor bee be1ehL The e, she has not judged sua
cent 70 Justify rsyouton and il is withost
oh, The free Safe, De all along her Northern border
q ,hs has no interest," in making them enemies or for
egue,s Tois interest this State cannot overlook
@ ou The general interest ia tae preservation OF tie
Union.
ss,e..ion i nov blind unreasoning passion, and &c
&. s.sy 20 act 10 haste and have 10 repent Al leisure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

additional from the liverpool branch Of the Bank
OF England for transmission G,g the next Intelligence
should DOT be more favorable.
The DAILY News says that there growing feeling Of
dsUs, with respect 10 the OF sdirs 10 America
1t is feared that market will yet be called upon to
contribute largely TO the relief Of the country.
The increased hrmness which prevails in the English
market for the great American staples and cotten
points in the same direction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
NV WEARS at THE PRESIDENTS.


The usual annual reception Of the President Of the
United States took place at from 10 to oclock.-
Most Of the Diplomatic Representatives and the omceTs
of the NAVY and Army paid their respects TO him before
the customary reception Of the public.
Atlam the doors OF thu Executive Mansion were
ooeled and few who had cOngregated IN the pOrtieo
p,s,sd in between the double file Of the police while the
Maine Rand taoncd in the anteroom performed seve-
RAJ na,oaal and operate airs. There was no crowd no
rush and no excitement 10 the better DAYS Of the Re-
pabc when he People througed TO the Executive Man,
sion 10 wish tbe President "A Happy New Year, aud
congratulate him the prosperity OF the Republic.
We saw bu. Oae Representative and one Nnator pre-
snt aud the people present mostly IRON distance,
attracted by the novelty Of the reception Ihere was
Mo surinkle Of Secession and Union cOekades, many
o. the wearers passing the President without shaking
hands Mr. Buchanan appeared pale and wearied
The universal duness OF the reception may have ar
moved him or bis mind might have been on the impend
uF crisis ON the whole the reception compared with
orer years is not worthy the mention, only fac; for
comprehension aud UHioH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRIsnrRG Jan. 1.-The Legislature OF this State
met to-day In the Senate series Of resolutions were
offered declaring that PENNSYLVANIA is willing to pass laws
necessary to redress the real grievances of any sister
State if they should be found to exist; proclaming an
ardent desire to cultivate friendly relations with sister
States averrng adhesion the doctrines of Jacksons
proclamation against the South Carolina nulers Of 1882
aui resolving that the State will contribute and
money if necessary for the preservation of the Union.
The resolution were referred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
4 TEACHER WANTED.

wIsH employ Tor ls year, Lady 10 teach small School
House. IA the county " Ncw Kent wish qualified
teach e ordinary Branches If English Sud French Ian
ruag-s with Instruct the Plano price 500 Nfslnan pre-
trcd i've three niles from 1unstss Depot The York
River IA oai iH r,shbo hood that healthy, and In highly
spc table community Churches Of different de-
nominA'iols. References can Bee given Il Necessary.
FLEMING =. CIUNP.
Nav KpSr January LIT. lo6l
T. - al'o furnish young ladies vi board Terms
nI..ra nm nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
I OUpy-ItbIf,
BENJAMIN POLLARD, D. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS oREInE.

BUCKINGHAM CoUKT HousE.
The parties Interested the above Decree will that
shall proceed same 10y said Office on TUESDAY
e 2h day Of February 1884, at which time and place they are
hereby required TO attend with all necessary evidence
Given under hand. Special Commissioner az the Circuit
Court Of the City Of Richmond % 18th day December 1890
ROBERT II. GILL3
ja3-wiw Hneei.I CnmoIssionsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

"DON'T BLEED ME!n-Mr Cough, in one OF his lectures,
describes who got honest living by alling into
counterfeit epileptic fits On his breast he leather
pacard with these words nscribed lam subject to heSs
fts. Don't bleed me, bit give me brandy"
The Chicago Journal suggests this as an appropriate
inscription upon the Palmetto flag which is to-day float
ing over the Charleston Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
MARIE %.

the 90 Of December 1850 by Lder John CLARK GEORGE
AshBl Of auqa.er county, TO Mi.s BETrY sTARk
morning OF the 9th q e.tmber aud by the same,
sTROTHFR A. SliACKLEFoRD, AID Miss ELIZA MAH0RNEY,
both Of Stafford county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

All she insre isns o. NJ sspssrs's Pts az yars.,''
In cor lanciloa 70 open. estsct dissolve sanss a.
"a carr out ofths body whatever niufss e. ~ ~.
Ike she o,d they enter Into and mir with a. bLi -
,ad remove al bal hunori They Dissolve al
cleanse the HOOD and iubefcss, ulcers A. ia. a.
.h., art o. the system hey may. They 4rs o.
dv they carry away nothing tina, is good. They
.b., 1, bad They asEis, natgre agree Ei H. ard
.o,t well. Their use has saved mshy a yaluabls IN,
n.lneIpal ee., No. 99t Canal street Price 70 cent.
soId nv all respectable dealers In medicines l,i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
nIED

p JOHN rHOS BCCKNER q ~ the 2,h year NJ his age ED
Of Thomas H. Bdckner Esq Of HArrodsOerg Kentucky
formerly a Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
la~ Csnsplrary.

Tot vusl-A a,t calmly. deliberately. Wi'slT and she
oil. t.r. Ia....s .. recent nothing 20 regret
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

VIRGINIA tin the Circuit Court OF the City Of Rich nond
November "a, 1850
Robert and Samuel c. Greenhow partners under the
firm OF Burton GreenlOw, and others,
Plaintiffs,
Meus b. Brown Robert Nicholas John Brown and Lucy O.
his " Re aud others, Def-nd.pts
Thomas james Deane who sues for himself and all creditor. ~ he
kte firm Of Desne Brown who shall contribut, 10
the Of this suit and all creditors Of Brown who
in and contribute to the costs Of this suit
Against
John Brown In his right OF his father
mittee Committee, and his O. Nicholas as
Trustee and CURATOR and others, Defendants
Robert O Nicholas Plaintiff
Against
c. Greenhow partners under the
firm Of Burton 4 Greenhow, Defendants
On ton II the pantrs In the first and third named Of
these suits and S the Of the parties by Counsel the
Court doth adudg, order and decree that ellis of the
county 81 Bd bgam In the State NJ Virginia. be-
appointed special Commissioner Court to enquire Al re-
port the Court M The value lands negroes stated
~ which conveyed In aud by from
joan Browo and Lucy his wife, Robert c. Nicholas
said Deed Of Trust 2iy The value date Of the said Deed
OF the coming dover Int est Of said Lucy tae said
John Brown In the lands conveyed By that
upon the any 70 which he
al the da OF said Deed Of the eight
tn sole and pa use OF the said Lucy wife Of the said John
Brbwn and her child children Wit: Frederick
son, Henry, Randolph Sam, Betsy and child Nancy
The said Commissioner ths report the aid Court
together with other matters specially stated which
deemed pernen by himself W he 10 repo
said Commissioner shall give personal time and place
Of 70 doing 10 the said John Brown and Lucy bis the
ana shall also give notice. by publication thereof
our Successive weeks published
Richmond which shall be equivalent service Of the
uee on all the parties.
/ A Conv-Tes.e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
PAKraCTLAR NOTICE..

WE sincere thanks friends and
w the pubic generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received ADD hp by strict attention business u
coutnu the sking pre-
paTaton business extensively than formerly
ALtN ulLl. CO. No l2I Main street,
Manufactures and Importers Of boots and sh'es
Richmond, Va.
W. prepared 10 settle all which
that pre- Cutl o. the hTm Of Alex iii Co Alex
m ndiydu v and hope an persons who injeh ed
will and settle them fofthNth all
that passed. due aud remain unpaid will be placed ia the hands
Of n collector b 81 .. NIL 4 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

WI JAMES wOODH0IsE co have Just received
MANUAL or INSTRUCTION FOR THE VOLUNTEERS AND
MILITIA Of rHE UNITED STATES. With nu nervous Ilus
trstons By Major William Glib Instructor Of Taccs yIr
gnia Military Institute. Price AZ 80 Vs.
RY woRKs. ' Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
49, ETs.
H. BLANK TSlt

~ BLANkFTS!i
BLANKETSr,
EugiIsh Macinaw Blankets for serVAnis, coloreI Asf
all grades, imported 90 his port
sGpeh Bed Blankets from the Crenshas Mus Ri.tr..,
Also Dark Grey Cloths from The cr1nshav Mn, NJ
de19-3t v al
sal-The IL me ArticIc.-sEMPLEs INFtur.
BAKING POWDER Is suicty a Yrsina article aud ~
cedng all similar preparAtIons being cheaper ard better
other In q arkeL Give Il trial Ror sale 0y all drgs, .
4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
NOTICE.

~ 80 stringencY IN the Money Market and The -.
count, charged in consequence. the Agents n . 49,,
Instructed on and after this date, until further motto. ~
ceIye any monies in payment Of Farvs and Freight lot A.
bAnkable f1nds and Specie. SAM l. RUTH -.
Once r. ?. shd p X; x. Company
Dt.l,.,,d % Nov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

"a, not more striking than that between gray o.
,taie Of nature and one To which this fsnou d. h.,
oi'sJ Manufac.ur.d by CRioTA OORO, 8 AIT, a.
York Soil everywhere and applied ~ all Hair Dre,
f.t-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
EILHAM's TACTICS.

A. MOKKs.
Manual o. Instruction Volunteers and Militia cf he United
sssa With numerous Illustrations. By MAJOR William Siha-
81 20. Jas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
SUITABLE AND ELEGANT PRRsEsl

ELEGANT BOOKS
IL PJR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS Pn
Folk songs-A Book Of Golden Po'Hs made f.r the To5
By W. Palmer. tn upwards o. si,ty orgina o..
exquisite In design snd execution, beautifully bcutl
i-g periec gin book. ESQ.
Moral Embe s-With bpherisms, Al gts aad Proyeia
toes and ages, superbly u ustrated and bound 10 h
CANT manner choice book for prtseLtatcn. o.
The Deierted Cottagi, by Wordsworth lu rsiei a1l :
found la Morocco extra t3:O or cloth Il sLi3
Millions Conus Illustrated. li5
Gall ~ Of Byron's Beauties III al Pictures Of The pdnc
cha aciers 10 Lord Kyron's works BeAutiiuly bri
The Minstrel. b. James Beatile. Thirty hfes illsIt-
Brket Foster Is
Book Of Payorite Ballads. illustrated sth ff;y eng
the first artists %
The Sketch Book. By Washington Irving. Illustrate r
del9 las WOVUOt'f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

arf rms IN every instance, what promised VIE,
,aJ..d n cures with the uniform certainty .
4 sne,s night FL the varieties Of severe cold q, -
cough and i'm netiatey Te yes innienz., hoArtens,,
"a nv FIsHER A SHEPHERD. hr .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

u
BltG II previous notice has given Of their
coming. Address, MIRA JOHN Y. VIM,
Care Of Dr. P. J Wlnn Fork Union, FluyaDna Va.
Miss Puef has been successfully engaged In ng
last tw I've five years with the Rev L. H. Nycks Female
Seminary Charlottesville aud years with tbs Rev p au
sons F.uyanua Female Iust!tute
woolng formerly Miss Leta LeTeiSr) well snl "a
voraby Music Teacher having recently taught in the
Rlavanna Female Institute.
KgFERENCgS
Dr. Tally, Royal Oak, Cumberland; Or. Ro E. Mson Co
umba Fuvanna; John Sci tor Palmyra ruvanns Joshua
T. Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

fIyO gsOUsEK EgPFRS.-We Invite the attention Of
4 HOusskeeg sld others o our STOCK OF
Dnne' sEd Tea Gets
Glassware Of every description
silver Plated Britannia Goods
Wsters, In sets
Japanncd Tol,et.Ware
Kerosene Lamps, 4c.
retailing better than present, and
determined goods -mAn advance cost.
Wal Y. BUTLER son,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
DISSOLUTION.

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
Once No I55 Main (Sortheast corner Of lith treetJ
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 29rH MARCH, 1891
ilNHs old ard reliable institution, with ample Capital and con
ngent unt carefully vested continues 10 Insure Slaves,
VutId,ucs, Mere anndire 81 every description, Ousr-
mold Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
Cargo aud Freight THE loscsi current rates Losses
adjusted paid with al possible despatch.
DIRECTORS.
David Cuuir, Robt N. Bnrton,
Chas T. Workman FrAnIs }. Barnes,
John " Claiborne, J IN j Subleit,
John J. WHOM 1hos aust,
Alexander Il arrett. Geo q Gs4thmey.
DAVID CURgIE Pres't
R"ar r nso,Ss ssc,y' de2I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
NATURAL MAGIC,

sappose case. Suppose you have sandy, red VI
90 ,1,nz yeIl0z hE'r Suppose you prefer lk5tt, ~
J,rL brown or raven black. Well, you apply IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
yyEVNSVELLEE NsTqTUTE.

T5NHS School vi the i5 febrGar next ana tem
nate the 18Th ~. Wnnssile h situated in county Of
Fuyanna sixty mlrs above Richmond and -four miles from the
James River sul An wha Canal, near BrvIno B.Uh
The School will be conducted In tn and commodlous build
In, recently erected by Mr. JoseIh WonnP under the
Of Ms John wn, assisted ny Mis-, Lila PuGet
Mrs Joseph wo1lrr Miss Pu-r viii give nitfucton in eIoh
Botany EmbrUiy, Drawing Hnd Painting ard Mrs Wool ug IA
Music.
TERMS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
CENTRAL RAILROu

GENERAL sUPERINTESDENT's OFFICE.
BicHsoSD, Va Dec H. l,C /
SPECIAL NObfCEl
rUJHR UP FREIGHT DEPARTMENT Of this r5sl q R,-
1 will be closed at O'Clock ?. on FRIDAY. Gr 49,.
and will not b. re-opened again utt FRIDAY, he ~ y,
January 1851 The last ouiEarl bound freight train ~ -
ent year will 'chrnont SATURDAY, the 22i SIR
the next one on SATURDAY, the #h % January So.
The last inward freight train will arrive 10 kchrord
DAY the 2f,h Instant ANY live stock vi ne d-se-- 90. u
evening and the down freight depot Sil be opcne for
o'clock A. oa wEDSks 'Af, The EOn last 1r %. l-r
ueh articles As onsgnees NAV desire Ater With uns
closed until FRIDAY, the i,h day oiJsnuarv.
STEPHEN HCSrd
Lam PrIn.ua It.IaIl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Rryau,s TasteIess yrrmifug' .-Worn,i,.t -
AZ moi dsodged lay the foundation Of fatal d-el.-,
~ ri. re ally pleasant liquid viii destroy snd bring %
n. ersuon Is thorough. The cJmp iint rarely f-r,
eonsttuent Of the yermifuge Is vegetable Aad harmless
10 main Price % cents ~
solI by FI3HE2 A SHEPHERD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Dr McCiintock,s PectoraI syrup-ul,
v.g-tabI. specific Introduced By OF the lis pbvg
midi al botansls Of our age, Is saving the lives Of r
persons young and DID, having all the ymPiyns Of NOR
rro,ary di,.ases Phce 81
aoId nv FISHER 4 sBEPHERD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
and IN Zen HIhuIti y0uI HITTuT sh0Hs ycua
xuoNnEKFUL TnANSP
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST

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