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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CUMBERLAND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
I The undersigned will open Select Classical School
at oak Forest Cumberland County, Va forihr in,ruc
ton oi young gentlemen preparing for College or the
active pursuit, Of lite.
The exercises of the school will commence Mon
day the I'D January lsGG, and continue TO 18th Of No
vember.
For boaId and tuition per session = III months. slo
The Boarding Department will %" und,r Ia" manage
,Incnt Of Vincent e. Rydl~ E-I
Address the Princip4 % SHINY Sill" T. q , or Vincent
g. Ryals at OH Forest, Cumberland, 81.
Il. c22-G,c JOuS MCGOWAN, Principal
WASHINGT"N c" I%I;Et,!:,,. ,,..,y,,
The next hail session ' ih.- U,iUu'l"a "tlI begin
February 1T au end Jun" ""'h, l>;, under Ia, rr'>i
dency o' General EOBLEr +. LaE, i.-i,r'd 10y .
prirmi corps al Professors.
TERMS. For Tuition, Room, Bent and al other Col
laur f.r-, 80. for rli. term 90 lsr months.
For further r"'Iculrr,, adir.-~
d'eI'-d%r;'m &. !. nAEHIS' c'"'k Of Faculty.
TMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
L. WASHINGTON COUNTY, va
The Spring Session Of th, institution begins the
18th of January next. our charges are:
Tuition in Colegise course for Ms" m0nths S25 90
Fuel room rent and contingent l-r do -..... 10 ~
Board 81 30 per week, - weekS....... ..-.. 81 ."
In the Preparatory Department. charge for tuition Is
50 less
All payments required in specie or it, equivalent
in currency in aivsr'".
Board can h. paid monthly in advance, AMI needed
produce, nj -I,erie rates, vii, l." received.
Students furnish heir bedding aud room fnrni-
ture.
Other Information be- had by addressing
+. &. WILEY. President,
nov,> -tF-hlst Emory J. -, VI
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT--TOBACCO FACTORY, IL
IL between Nineteenth and Twentieth, and be- ;iH
tween Main and Franklin streets, three floors aud
house Possession given the first Of January.
Rent moderate. For terms apply TO
d5cl9--ts A. MOSES.
CTORE FOR RENT OR SALE.-One IN
- Of the small stores on Pearl street. near Kings iN
Bridge, suitable for any small business, will be-
rented OF sold, aS parties desire.
Apply at WOODS PHARMACY,
nuv&i-tf Corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

New YORK, January 4.-The steamship Herman
has arrived, with Liverpool dates of the Goth ult
Cotton unchanged. Sales Monday and Tuesday
1900 bales Breadstuiis and provisions unchanged.
tonsols 81 ASH United States 5-20s G5taG5i.
There has been a slight increase in the number OF
deaths from cholera in Paris
The cattle plague was increasing.
A Jamaica commission has been formed in or
der to watch the progress of official enquiry, and
to furnish Mrs. Gordon and Others with legal as
sstauce.
The London Times says that Secretary McCul-
loch's report to Congress is very able document.
Prince Napoleon arrived at Paris on the 18TH
La LiJertie says Prince Napoleon went to the Tuil
leries IN the 18th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
BELGIUM.

Leopold the Second took the constitutional oath
before both Houses on the nth. He made speech
thanking foreign sovereigns for their sympathy. He
said: ~ shall religiously follow my fathers ex-
ample and precepts. will be Belgian King from
nv heart and soul Ny constitutional position
keeps me aloof from conflict of opinions, leaving
the country to decide between them. By activity
and progress Belgium will retain the support OF
foreign powers"
The Senate and Deputies express unalterabe devo'
ton to the King, and the conviction that the King
will preserve that which the courage of the people had
founded and the wisdom of Leopold the First con-
Snlilated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

TuE LoNlov TIuYs.-lt is stated that this leading
Journal Of the world circulatr~ about sixty thousand
copies daily a uumber largely exceeded, We believe,
by at least one American G4iy. II waS established
lamar, lst I7N5. hv Juha Walter in 1903, his son,
Iohn alter ST.. succeeded To the manag cement and
IN 1887 he in turn WAS followed hy his son, John
Walter the third, tue present publisher. The Times
has secured IL. immense influence 10y literary merit,
accuracy aud enterprise, aud nov confines itself to
bushes, following, instead Of leading public senti-
mcnt Il yields it, proprietors net profit Of about
SIP 90 4 year Its Tess.at editor is John Delane,
who la, as~ociatedC ~ him Mowb,ay Morris, the
bn,iue., manager. Both Of these gentlemen are
INTERESTED ia III, propretorship of the paper. Nj.
De!au.. whli- ssally the chief Of the concern go'S
much iat1 society Where he is generally received.
II is said Of him. in The fashionable world, that
these drlwius-ruom influence, Laye their eject upon
him. and that the Times deals more ieDiently now
with On. sins and tollies Of upper-tendom than IN
former DAYS when "a, Editor could lose nothing by
an homes. independent. Mr. Deiane was always in
n, h,Lt during the lie OF Lord PalmsratOn, when
matters of Importance wen. before the Cabinet, of
visiting him every night when he vas in town, for
.,,,, purpose Of obtaining from him confidential IN
firm tou aS o. the probable course o. the Govern
ma This enabled the Tnaes 10 give 10 public
continent .parrut'y the lead, while, in fact, it was
hut following % cour~c already land down. II has
been IN truth. q lIt. years, the Government organ.
Besides host ui yrl-,,ierS, there are numerous de-
ptrtneul, =. tl 81 SUI editor 1t the head of each.
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23o Broad street, corner OF Fourth.

will take the pleasure of informing tho ladies
Richmond and vicinity that have just opened line
assortment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
for the holidays from the late panic in New York. and,
with the stock before hand, makes of The arg
est aSsorments ever offered in the city Of Richmond
Twill enumerate few articles of the above Goods:
500 yards Irish and French Popns in all colors and
shades
1000 yards Of French and English McrinOs in all
colors
600 yards All-wool Plaid MernO Saxony, styles for
chdren's wear
1000 yards All Wool Mouslin, plain and figured
100 Dress Patterns of fine Silks in all coors, plain,
plaid striped and figured, at all prices and
1000 yards Black Silk all grades.
have also received fine assortment Of DOMESTIC
GOODS, which am selling cheaper than those which
advertising as selling of ut cost
Good CalicOes at DC
The best Muslins AT 3jc &c.
Bleached and unbleached Sheengs
Bleachcd and unbleached Al Cotons at great bar
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
| have fine assortment which will suit the times.
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks from $40 and upwards
800 Black and White Plaid Shawls, from fine to the
finest.
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
have a full line, such as
Fine French and German BROADCLOTH,
CASHMERE,
SATlNETS,
Shirts, Drawers,
Neck Ties,
Silk aud Linen Handkerchief, &c.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
have also fine selected stock which cannot be sur
passed in this city.
Fancy Goods OF every description
Kid Gloves
ladies' and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves at all prices
WOODEN GOODS ] am selling below cost, such as
Knit Shaws Sontags Breakfast Shawls Nubas, Hoods,
Ladies' and Chldren's Socks.
BalmOra Skirts as low as 81
Blankets at all prices sizes and qualities
Don't forget to call aud get of the great bar
gains for the holidays before they sold.
vi Remember the place,
JULIUS SYCELS,
No. 220 Broad street, corner Fourth.
BE All packages sent free of charge to all parts "i
the city.
y. B.-A liberal deduction made to wholesal" buy
ers octll Sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

January, l>GG Court day.. iini-@'twtd>
EXECUTOR'S SALE of NAlI'ABl. Esss
II REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNrl or GCuCIi 80
LAND. on the 18TH DAY OF JANtNhl. i>tG. ,u -<--
tn. premises, by virtue of authority vested In trr
by tho last will and testament of the l'" ntsii Min
decreased, by public auction will proceed &c. % ils
TgACT OF LAND Of which che said MH., di.i seized.
lying on the waters ii the lower Lrt ing ... tr".k
in the county Of Goochland, CONSISTING, 10. about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES.
large portion of this aud j. rich Gre, Eu'tosa.-
The whole tract i well waterrd aud well tiIa.r,l i.,
plantation purposes. The pWElJlNG-lluI>E Is q
r, med building Of four rooms and basement The ont
buildings are good. This farm j. generally considered
to be- one Of the best in the county of the river, l.
lies convenient to mill, churches aud post office.
TERMS-unr. two and three years credit, except 90
much may be- necessary L" pay Tia" expenses Of sale
Personal security required.
CHARLES McALIsTEk. Executor.
Sale conducted by 4. NJ. HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
doc. 2tawths
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,
prcuNnNu " Iauuary 2 lSEG

NOTICE.-rhe Board of Directors of the
" Frsi National Bank OF Richmond have this day de-
dared dividend Of ten per the Capital Stock,
ont Of the net profits of the Bank for the last six
months, payable 10 the Stockholders on the 4th Of
January, lNG6 and that the remaining fifteen per cent
d the net profits Of the Bank be carried to the surplus
fund. 5. A. GLOVER,
iAnj-3t Cashier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

HIE. the UNDERSIGNED having formed a94N

WE, the undersigned, having formed aS7&
w co-partnership, under the style of WOOI--~
FOLK & THORNLEY,, will attend To the sale Of
Lands Crops &c, and having made arrangements with
parties in Richmond, Baltimore and New York, w"
prepared furnish Ia BuR either white cOlOred, to
the farmers Of this or the al jic"nt counties.
We offer for sale, oh accommodating terms, the
following FARMS, viz:
"ARCADIA," Caroline county, Virginia, seven miles
Royal containing about l,20 land 500 cleared,
balance in good timber, with fine house. nearly new,
and first cabins, barns, stables tobacco houses &c.
Land In high state Of Improvement.
"RED HOUSE. Spots lyanid county, Virginia, con-
tanning $50 acres. This farm is situated North
River, four and 4 half miles from Virginia Central
Railroad.
"COLE HILL" Spot>ylvania county, Virginia, near
Mount Pleasant Post Office, containing 900 acres land,
good dwelling and all necessary Out-hOuses.
"ARCADlA," Caroline county Virginia, six miles
from Guineys Depot containing S4 acres, Go cleared,
and balance in good timber. Has line dwelling
containing rooms, and all necessary buildings
This Is q fine tobacco farm.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES LAND, Caro-
line county Virginia, Rappahannock River, nine
miles from Port Royal and ten from Bowling Green.
This farm is in hi III state of cultivation, and without
improvements.
We are also authorized to sell number Of FARMS,
In different sections Of this State at very low prices.
Address, Bowling Green, Caroline county, Virginia.
sspl2--f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

Farmers BANK or YKGNIA.-lt may not be
generally known that at a meeting OF the Directors
Of thi- institution the 33l ultno, 1t was resolved
that notice De gwen 10 the public that they will re-
deem In. uo,c- of the Farmers Bank at the rates Of
thirty cent, ia coin or the equivalent in currency,
or advance tweaty cents per dollar IN coin
or the equivalent ia currency, 70 such
holders the parties 10 receive in addition a
rateabe proportion Of such amount as may be IT,
allied and made available from the asset, Of the
bank for distribution, when ii, sfairs can De- brought
90 q close
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MULES AT AUCTION.-E will sell, at ia
MEETINGS.
4 TTENTlON, PRINTERS


Ihsr. will be an adjourned meeting 81 th" jour-
NEYMEN PRINTERS u Richmond. at MEN MAENLT
IT,, corner of sixth and Marshall street., on satur
day evening the 9Th instant, at o'clock
Business 81 importance Will be- laid b-ihr" tn" meet
ing and every Printer i, Re Iue-trd to b" present.
By order Of the Chairman
hn5.us u. HICKMAN, Soy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

MAYORS CoURr.-There was nothing done before
this Court yesterday except to dispose OF few civil
cases However. the court. room was well filled with
spectators and lawyers a. numerous as bees IA
n ber hive This NAV be owing 70 the fact that
many cases of importance have been before rs
Honor within a few weeks past. To-day we expect
the Mayor will have his hands full.
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novel lawGy
I,yTSTwonp ron <,ir or * ,,s


Y \
w CHANGE.-De.iriny ir oi.r., t.. r'i.. 4,ss'
acter uf business, oder iut -I.., s, Iif "' --'
change Tor a small Farm IN t'- vanity 4 i.rh-
nond, the Plantation IL AmrI county 30 which HuW
reside, containing Glj acr.,, va !. '.n r" ecu 'ui"S
divided and >uh.dvidrd, riyiH- Z" zach division an
abundant supply Of w"ol and wafer.
over pa acr,. iu wood, "i which m.r" fHtu h'li
t. Ia original grow ia and the rn l"r 90 lu' wi''I
j. good rail timber. The soil produce" tHrr,' OF nnr
quality, and /, also well adapt! 30 whr"t. corr, .ud
oats.
TIL" Dwelling is ich has hv. '.sir- AMI pt--rsr.
besides bt>emrntJ ami other build.u-- plain ali
comfortable. An unfiiling pIiu@ iu .ISiy yari 90 il
husr furn hes the pur"> water, AM 40" locality Be- at
healthy a. any in the State. select yuEr "chai col
apple aud prech trees CAV" it, nr.l crop tl. Year
Church,. of the yariuus dcu"minl". a,, rf.
and the society OF the ncighborhn.l De "r.u riI~,'i
Mittoax station. on the Richmond and pHuyIl" EalI.
road. is four mites distant.
For further particulars apply TO ~" i' prni, ',.
or by letter 10 'Matt"ax, Amelia cnnnty, Va. Cd.
GRUBBs X WILLIAMS Richmond, Va.
dcclG--clmf j. i. TAllAI E.l.p.
MULES AT AUCTION.-I will sell, ut the
vi Bowling Green. Caroline county, On MONDAY, he"
Sth instant Court day., SEVEN GOOD MULES and
HORSE. at public auction Trrm-->iN months credit
for approved endorsed paper.
J,u2-tds CHARLES y. W'EIHAh-
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WANTED.


ANTED-By a single LADY of some cx-
w parianee situation As Teacher of the usual Eng
li,h branches Preach and Music. Satisfactory refer
euces given and required. Address " b., Box % Dan
VILE Va jtn2-c4t'
WANTED-A single gentleman, graduate
w Of Que of the best Southern Colleges, who has
hld six years experience in teaching, wishes SlTUA
TON. Most satisfactory testimonials furnished, ne
ee,sary Address A G. Powhatan Court House
dec2l-c3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

TuE Vmcl>I, FEEFpVFS.- The Assistant Com
missioner Of Freedmen f,r Virginia Colonel Brown.
1nodiies MS order with reference. to the treatment Of
persons who refuse longer o. provide tor inhrm and
useless negroes, 80 as 20 read as lows.
BUREAU OF EafyGEEs. FNAEpNEN. vC.,l
RICHMOND, IA. De-. =, lN,5
LirrlItr- % is rumolrl thai many or the citizens
.,ntclnpiate turning out ui door, the helpless ana
nf-m freedmen uu the hrst %. the year.
The assistant Commissioner directs that you re-
pogt a, nam. and residence of any persons that do
this with ,ueh TACT, connected Herewith Is can be
a,rrrt lfued promptly u this Office. by order OF
Colonel %. BROWN,
ASSISTANT Commissioner.
r,,rs 4 R,Trs CAPTAIN and 4. A. A. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

CLANs.-We know of many parties who have put
their claims into the hands of some professional men,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

rI'ELEGRAPIIIC NOTlCE.-A meeting o'
i STOCKHOLDERS 81 the Richmond, Charlott"s VIII"
and stanton Te- graph Company, will be held 80 ~"
Office u the President in tn" city II Richmond. on >AI
URDAY. 10Th OF January next at IL 4, very 1881
pDrtant business will be- brought b.fnr. tn Dr'!u-
j. earnestly desired that every stockh0d"i All" cannot
ate nd IN person will be- To- presented by proxy
drcS-td JAMES Lyons. President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

A SNAsH.-Two horses attached to wagon con
tanning valuable furniture and glassware the pro-
perty Of Monsieur Paul the French Consul, became
frightened Yesterday when just opposite the MOnu-
mental Hotel They ran up Grace street As Tar as
Fiftb where they were halted. At the start wheel
r. am, off up-etting the contents ct the wagon and
produciug a perfect smash up OF crocAery, glass
ware and furniture. The driver WAS ut the same
time thrown from his seat, but sustained injury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

REsaUKCES:
Notes aud bin, discounted. ........... Sl472i Is
bu, from National Banks. S276,jOJ 20
Duo from Banks aud Bankers. 2ONlS -
pue from Barring Brothers Y Co,
London. .............., COOS AZ
3a:;2i "a
United States Bonds duposited
with United States Treasury
secure. circulation and deposits 2ll 900 90
Uuitod State, Eve-twenties and
United States Se ven-thirty loan - 1896 9S
State stock and other securities 1877 81
323 sgl Is
Premium on coin. ............... 2n,35O ~
Furniture aud fixtures .......... G,5s2 81
Uujtrd stale, legaltender Ma
iivuIl Bank notes and cash
item. ............ ............ 2}i .,tl ~
Specie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1856 "a
3HOa9 20
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MOTTO
ICE.
Mp - - RICH

IN charge Of Carretins window shades, Curtains Pa
p.r- iIangiurs and i general a~-"ftment Of
HoU>E-FURNI>IIlNG GOODS,
orupy tn. basement story Of Mr. John e.. Miller new
Dry foods Store corner II Ninth and Main streets
where he will be pleased to see his old friends.
Mr. G. p. PREiCpTT, IN change of FURNITURE,
will continue {" occupy the Third story until the
ond /. completed, which will be in about ten day.
deceit FRENCH & GRESHAM
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JAurs 4. BArrt Captain and A. a. \. G.

ALEXANDRIA ,ND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD
Tie fredericksburg Herald is informed by Colonel
Er,yton who is engaged in making surveys for the
Alexandria ami fredericksburg railroad that the
,p..neer corp, completed their first line from near
Brooks" IN stafford, to Alexandria, ON saturday
evening. the 23L The Potomac r,yerwas Rugged
o.. closely on this survey a. practicable. The route
misses hy Mount Vernon. vt Que point, for several
miles. ON au elevated plateau the prospect is charm
ING. The cit,c, og Washington and Alexandria are
in the for, ground the broad river on the one side
and fertl. valley, aud high hil, Uu the other. The
ruut, e. picturesque Iui such a. attract the tTay-
clrf. Tine distance from Alexandria To Fredercks
buzz. Lrthis route is just Fifty miles-oyer les
Grade than ans other ia the State except probably,
on. OIL, engineer corps were in the act OF leaving
Alexandra Tor the purpo,r OF Surveying other routes
on ord. that the best shalt Doe obtained, which is 70
b. locate and pat under contract at an early day.
TuE SOUTHERN MENEERS.-A correspondent OF tn
Hartford Tr,c> write, from New Haven that Will"
thclc ~Vr. ColfN stated HAT immediately on the
,..as-.ubiina ol Congress the members Of Congress
from Tennessee would Dee certainly admitted, and
that tl. other -t,tr- would soon follow. As save
1o tl.. Radicals an amendment 10 the Constitution
zvo,d Zoe proposed "a, 10 make the voting popula-
ton the basis OF representation. Whether it can be
carried or nos remains 20 be seen. 1t was also ac-
l.novrl.rd shat d.. Raymond part Of the RepuOi-
can party who support tn, President, will prevail
This statement receives continuation from the
Washin ,,ou corr. ponIrut of the Philadelphia
Lelgcr. who iul recent letter, says "l viii ven
ture the prediction that the Tennessee delegates to
Congress age admitted within the next thirty days,
and possibly some Of the members from the Other
states. Ny authority Tor this is no less person
than the Speaker of tie House aud he is generally
sure he is r-h before he goes ahead There will be
some concession 70 the Radicals TO effect this One
Ching is certain, the opponents of the President
oolicy will bee made To face the music. The PreS.
lea. ha, already brought them to a better mind hy
hs proc imotious zoo the Governors OF ryc'I! oil tb'
stte- and he viii shortly seal the bond O.. re'ora
aion hy q general proclamation, ANNOUNCING that the
Union of the States T., again complete
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

w the business partner in the public ,tiOn Of one
OF the Aour,hug country newspapers in the State
other engay Of the present owner form the only
reason for ia, offer. But small amount Of capital will
be required and the deficiency be made up from the
profits VI the establishment. Address,
y, Y, Care Of whiS Office,
Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

nESIRABLE STORE and DWELLING, 81
! on Fourteenth street, opposite ENchang. l..iA
Hot. for ,ale ~ 4uction-wiil be sold on tho S-+-
PREMISES, on TUESDAY, the oh day u January.
n - o'clock. NJ. the newly erected BRICK TENE-
MENT on FouuerHth street. two doors above W. Hoit
Richardson X Co. The lower part arranged for and
usei - store AMI the upper part for family rr,i
denc. and rented 10 good tenant ~ - so pei
year the house will be sold subject To ground rent
TEKA~-One fourth cash. balance At four eight ant
twe I've months satisfactorily secured.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
iluS-It AuctionerI
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SHIPPING NEWS.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JASuARI 1, lS66'

IMMATURE ALMAYAC-January s. Isd6
nm rises .... = ID Moon rises -
Inn s.ts 40 Nigh tide............. ~
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TWO TRACTS oP LAND,
containing In the aggregate,
sENEN HrNpKEp AND SEVENTEEN ACEEs

SEW HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES.
Tho tract, liz together, sud be- sold parltry
or "th-rwi-r 10. uw-T, u'i b'us authorized by ia.
said deere, maxi sale" col the h"ir bee body
n, such portion as nay b" 'hnn"h MO- advisable" hy
them Thi. land, being almost "uiiTrly IN wood AMI
well mb-r,d, "r"r- great Inducements 0" thV," " BE-
wish to la.i H., iu'nh"r we'll trf farming purpose
The li. will b. uuir IP"a & credit ct one, ls' ani
three the purrh:-"r -ivin" bond w' b good per
nnal .atrf.iy b.trLs iut,rH. from tho date. sud the
ilt. viii It. retained t.d,'ra security until DO"
tst insilu.nt shall i...- ben paid - much rl.h
wiz b.. required Wt.. D. sufficient Go sails tn '".t-
- t,. suit III. charge ii survey and lay.rii-u-.
1I.. land j. portion Of the '.i.. 90 The Vat" Wa
Mt,i., . deceased and the title 3. believed iu be-
questionable FRANK y. WESTON,
JAMES T. soEDuN
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AKKivED.

AKKtvED.
Steamer City Of Richmond Stranahsn, N0ri"lk'
10 hours merchandise and passengers h''A'n' p'uS
ford. ~, ,,,t -, L..
schooner william, John Sweet, Philadelphia ~ days
coal, Bowen Pase.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, merchan-
dis. and passengers, Haskins & Brtdgiord.
JANUARY S.-Arrived, Hampton Roads, Barlne lbrJ
Lord Baltimore, Liverpool, Tor City Point
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ED-STORAGE.-AS the United
w States Ordnance Department is now vacatng my
warehouse shall be prepared to receive Storage TO
the bulk Of 10000 barrels, and solicit call. Vessels
aud canal boats discharge and load at my house FREE
or CARRIAGE. 4. 5. LEE.
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

NNOOD FOR SALE,-Wc viii srll, al
w NEW KENT COURT HOUSE ont the fiiNF DAY
ii JANUARY NEXT, about FoUE Tiln' SAND CORDS
OF PINE WOOD, situated the ro"rhou'r l'Gi. near
New Kent Cont House aud within tni lfii rii-
II a good landing ia" Pamunk'y river
Terms made known day ii sale
JOHN r IiARhl>,
JOHN MAYO.
JAMES s. GODDlN.
WILLIAM l.. TTNNTALI.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
pOSTpnNEMENr

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above sale is postponed til THURSDAY. thr mn Cd
January, lSGG Court day.. Int-"'twtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CONDI-
~ TON fthe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, Virginia, on the morning of January J. 1866.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS