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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09

Notice to the Stockholders ofthe Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Company.
The Regular Annual Meeting. appointed to take
place at Wilmington the 18th. has been post
poned to Thursday, the 25th day of October, $3.50,
for the purpose of avoiding a conflict with the Slate
elections, coming off on that day. ,-
The meeting of the Board of Directors will take
place on the 24th of October, 1868.
Oct !, 1866. B. H. COWAN, Prest
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09

To HIRE The Augusta Chronicle says:
Our readers have been advised of the indct-
ment and conviction of Eihu Toland, a white
man, formerly Of Edgefeld, s c., for bigamy,
in Florida. He was fined 81 900 and costs
The Sheriff of Gadsden county, Fla, gave notice
that on the 22d he would hire Ehhu Toland to
any person or persons who will take him for the
shortest period Of time, and pay fine and costs,
amounting to Sl,126.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09

r. M. OATES & CO.,
HI We JUST RECEIVED,
800 bushels fine Virgins Seed Wheat.
600 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Brown Sugar.
Choice Rio Coffee.
Gunny Bagging.
Best Manila Rope and Baling Irvine.
They have, also, choice Bacon, and Family Flour
all Of which for sale at their Store.
Also, on consignment, genuine Durham's Smoking
Tobacco.
Oct l, 1866 It
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09
~ OTECE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned, expecting to be absent in the
Southwest for some time has placed his business
with Messrs Huchison Brown, Attorneys, Char
ote, and requests all indebted to him to call upon
them and make settlement at early day prac-
ticable. F. LEE ERWIN.
Randalsburg, Oct l 1866 1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09

COCHRANE, WILSON 4 co.,
Are now receiving a complete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of DeLaines, Poplins,
DeBago, Alpaca, Bombazine, Prints,
Domestics, Woolens, Dress trimmings
large Stock of Notions, Fannels, Blankets, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes &c.
HI A IL ID w RE!
complete assortmen: at lower rates than any
offered in this market.
Oct /, 1866 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09
COTTON GIN

A Fifty-Saw Cotton Gin, 10 good order, for sale
by JOHN l.. MOREHEAD.
Oct. l, 1865.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09

Seed Rye,
For sale by HAMMOND Il MCLAUGHLIN.
Oct l, 1866
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-25

= - Be- . =.
TIE Mosr PERFEor BEAuTY.-That i.
not the most perfect beauty. which, in
public, would attract the greatest .observa.
tion,. nor even that which the :atatuary
would admitto bo a faultless piece of olav,
kneadeu up With blood. But that is true
beauty, which has not only substance
butts zspirit-a, beauty tl,at;w mus. init.
ma.ely know, justly to appreciate; a beauty
lighted up.in eouxersa.ion, where, the mind
shines, ,.asit we're; through ats casket, where
the'lapguagcof the poet, ",he eloqu,,ep.
blood spoke,iu her cheeks, and SO distinctly
wrought That we might almost say her
body thought;;'.s An order and a mode of,
beauty which, tie more We know the
more We accuse: ourselves for not having
before dicoyered s'those? Thousand graeces:
which .bespeak that beauty wbiohneyesir.
[oloys, possessiag eIstms;a as resistless as,thea
fascinating yPsIap, sforl,which Antony.
wisely Paid, the asD,e ofthe worlds
beauty liks, ihe risipg, Of bissfown Italian
suns. alvays chanting neyertbe Same.
4 %
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-25
cRUOI DUN sPIRo, FID0.

Ye may furl the cleaning star-cross
That lit hundred fields;
And sing your triumphs DER ,ts loss;
IT'S all your power yieldsl
Aye, tear the buttons from the grey,
"Confederate" from our scroll;
The heart will scar its own decay,
Ere ye can chain the soull
Furl the red baunerI-scribe its tale,
And shroud with regal palll
Thrill the requiem's surging wall
While ye sound our thrall
A dauntless race has owned its SWAY.
That cross baptized in flame,
That shone on Jackson's deathle,s ray,
The valley-march of famel
Aye. live the years that hailed tby light
Flash immortality
Laburnum waving for the Right
Claim yet our fealtyf
Cruel dunn spiro, .fdo,
Echoes each fiery aoul-
The dead yet crown their thousand hills,
Aud point their hero-roll.
"Subdue2 - Sc whisper; catch tho glsam
This: flashes from the West;
From the staunch heart of DonncIson,
from Shilol's CORY breastl
Mansfield, Belmont. lnem'ries bring
Olustee and her glades-
And boldly Cleburne's echoes ring
From the kiugly realm of sLsdes.
And Charleston, prouder in her pride,
More naughty in ker fall,
Than when upon the stormy tide,
She rang the evangel CALI
And last, those faces gaunt and grim
That caught that April light;
Mark meath that grey, with war.smol
dim,
> Smouldered heart-fres of might. 70.
Then furl our banner:d glory .-.
That erst Hamed in the fight;
Te cannot tomb the story.
Burned on its stainless whitei
From Snmter's battlements it calls.
When Ell lott guarded there, ..
And each proud fold hero pals.
Whose life nerves our despairl
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-25
VOLUME XIV. NO. 6.
mond, 100 Main Street, or Post Office Box

mond, 75e Main Street, or Post Office Box,
575. . p,
General McLaws, Of Georgia, Major W.
b. Echols, Of Alabama, General Carter. Of
Texas, and General Marmaduko, of Missis-
sippi, were also appointed additional dires-
tors.
By-laws were adop!ed-the principal
features. of which were to guarantee ac-
countability under bonds, TO be approved
by the Financial Committee, for all monies.
forwarded for purchase of stock shares, or
passage inoney-to limit and restrict tho
liability of shareholders to the assets Of the
company only-and to present the paying
out OF any monies except under the Direo,
tors of Executive Couucil.
The Director,resident in this city, Camp.
bell K. Bryce, Esq, authorizes us to say
that he will not receive, and that he would
not advise any one to forward money for
the above purposes, until official assurance,
is given thatthe grant, above alluded to
has been approved by the National Legis-
lature of Venezuela, according to the 1Ith-
article of said grant. Notification Of that
approval is daily expected, tho anpua. ,ses-
sions taking place in the month of
March.
Thirty days notice will be given of any
vessel to carry out emigrants under the au.
spices of the company.
In reference to the site which this colony
proposes first to occupy-the region be-
tween the Orinoco, on the North,. the Rio
Caroni,. on the West, the Rio Cuyan and
British Guyana, on tho East, and Brazil
on the South-Alexander Humbolt, six,y
years ago, in chapter "a of his "personal
narrative said, "This part of Guyanna,
from its proximity to the coast will soma
tday- offer the greatest attraction to Euro.
pean settlers" And little further on.
that 'The whole Of this country is open,
full Of fine savanuahs and no way ~resem-
bling that through which we passed on the
upper Oroonoko. The forests became, i'm.
penetrable only on advancing towards, The
South; on the North are meadows inter
sected with woody hill. The most pictur-
esque scenes lie near the Fall of the Carn-
nj, and in that chain Of mountains, and in
two hundred and fifty toises high (abont
l,5o feet which separate tho tributary
ttreams the Oroonoko from, those of tho
Caroni. Small table lands afford heal
thy and temperate climate--cacao, rice,
cotton, indigo, snd.sugar grow in album
dance wherever a virgin soil, covered with
athick coat Of grasses, is subjected to cul.,
tivation." So. 80. -. .,, :
a fuller aud more particular repor. Of
the proceedings Of the late meeting of the
company;in Richmond, in pamphlet form,
will ;soon5b be tpublished .for: disiribation.-
Carol olinian. . *s.. - '
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-25
VENEZUELA EMIGRATION AED LAND COM
PANY.

We do not lack sympathy with the
feelings and plans of those who despairing
of the early recovery Of the South from its
prostrat,on, desire to better their fortunes
in other regions. Radical misrule, Con-
gressional tyranny, the obvious intent oi
the party in power, to oppress and mortify
iu every way the defeated section, those
are enough to justify the man who Las de-
termined.to expstriate himself.
Nethertheless, we, do not look with "a
your upon emigration schemes. A due
consideration of the claims of tho time
ought, we think, to convince every son of
the South, that his duty at present, is to
remain at homeand to give his best efforts
to the reconstruction of: the shattered eIe-sl
,ments of Southern prosperity Emigraes
tion is, all, nothing but desertion Of the
country in the hour Of its need.
We do not propose, however, to press
the argument, whether for or. against ex-
patriation, in this place. Having been
requested to lay before our readers before
our readers some information with regard
to the Venezuela emigra tion schemes, we
sballdo::so briefly, and without farther com
ment. ~,
The Venezuela emigration and land com
papy, commenced its organization few
days ago in Richmond BY accepting g
grant Of the Venezula Government AS it,
I charter and constitution. ( Tie grant
which was. made TO 81. M. Price and !,
Fnnmber Of associate, authorizes the colon
ization of Vacant lands in Guyana and Al
70 Anaeopss, and colfsrs upen, .coJpnist
Erars privileges of citizenship with ma
oy,more s. rights Than We enjoy Upon our ON,
:tsoil, ~ l. =: ! - :, -
f Dr: Plies he;orlginal grantees @as !; slse
ltea Pfea:deht, and the following offiser
and conmitsees 80 ! = Sc, + 8: 5. 3
l::S :S VSe Pfegiae Jas. ~. Mason s. ;Eso, 4
scottsyilte; - :: = ~.
ts@ secretsry.-J Jas3 =. .sBlair, j. ..s;
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mo1d, Va. 7. !. & 81 !s: sss ; 3
H Huamni.tse on 81 b j ,sss Mssss M
sE.R. Ri Gollisr, u .s n sss
IL Commiitss sn t,o5inMsfce opE
! Isa IIssfaJ ssWsSasaSaas;; i i.
X eonmt tlss siaissJ iis 6sGol,
ssgslhs yssg. & d B.
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"Are you ready, Sir ?"

| H.
ed, the bolt was drawn, aud the young,
generous, and talented patriot, was wri,h-
ing in the agonics Of an ignominous
death.
The cause of Emmet's apparent reluc.
tance to give the signal for tho closing
event has been subject of much specula.
ton. He seemed very anxious for DELAY.
and must have been engaged in PRAYER;
Or perhaps, he was lot without hope that
reprevo might come, or his friends form
some plan for his rescue.
After the fall, he hung for a moment
motlonless, when stiff breeze springing
up, swayed the body to and fro, the rude
structure creakins mournfuIly under the
horr'd strain. In few seconds more
there was convulsive movements of the
muscles, and life became extinct. The
body was then taken down, and placed up
on the platform, the head seyered from the
body grasped by the hair, and held up to
the gaze of the assembled thousands, the
execu,ioner crying out:
''Tbis is the head Of traitor-Robert
Emnet /"
The military then dispersed the assem-
bIage, aud the body was soon after placed
IN rough market. cart, and removed to
the Jail. 1t was there thrown carelesslv in
to an open shed in the rear of tbs jail-
building, with orders to have it inferred in
tho prison burying ground, if not called for
BY his friends Immediately.
The remains were kept for three hours
but as no one called for them, they were in.
closed in rude box and thrown into a
shallow grave, in the midst of paupers and
malefactors.
A few weeks after, o party of bis ac-
quaintance having obtained permission,
privately removed the remains, and rein
tered them in Michan's chuicbyard, Dub.
in. "a
In solitary corner Of the gard, under
the shadow Of tho sombre wall, and sur.
rounded by withered grass and stunted
shrubs, is the hnmble grave.
His last request, that no man should
write bis epitaph, has been respected; and
the fiat rough stone, which alone marks the
place Of his last sleep, bears no symbol to
tell the curious visitor who lies below. 1t
is plain and unlsttered, and not to be in
/ scrlbed until other times and other men
can do justice to his memory; and may
we not hope that tho time is. not far dis
tant, whcu the pilgrim who stands boside
This humble tomb may read the name Of
Robert Emmett on that stone, and while
tears fall upon it at the remembrance of
bis eventfnl life and mournfuI doom, rejoice
that the country for which,his life was gi-.
is at last free? Till then:
"ohl breathe not his name..le. it sleep in the
Where cold and unhonored his relic. are
Sad, silent. and dark be the tears that We
As,the night-dew. that fall on the grass Ger
his head" ,:s.s
1T Is GIVEN TO ALL TO DO Goop.-
There are those who have.a gentler and
more bounded ministry seemingly more
limited at least though in reality with an
; .expsnsiveness which may bear,it beyond
many that are deemed The most extensive,
and that are.the most conspicuous She
who carefully and tenderly constructed the
little boat. Of bnlr,1shes in which the infant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
SMITH * wHERRY,
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
ROBERTS IS WILSON

DO-PARTNERSluP.- Il + undersigned
7 hlv, this day i.uled cu-la.tuyIship under the
name and stvi, .i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MoRNING.~........JAN. s, lscc.
Recrnlion. AZ Cempeisne.


At Compeignc the extreme simplicity OF ihr Tres
of the Empress OF France YVES much gpiiitl on
a dress Of Cashmere having been the costume IN
which her Majesty generally received Der guests on
the day of their arrival her ladies in waiting beng
attired with equal piauueS-. The lHrtes uid NOT
appear TO follow this example, lady having con-
fesed that she had spent five hundred pounds n the
preparations for her weeks amusement. The late
receptions at Compeignr are described a. truly im-
periaI Several ch0r-c-b1Hcs and four horses, nc
postlonS CT tcnue dc cGmp0gHc, awaited me -tt'sS
al the station Arrived al the palace they dr'e
round the COur d'lIOnneur, and were received ny
host Of footmen. by whom they were V-Here" mo
the magnificent sale deS garde,. where me c.
gqrdsg. iu their brilliant uniforms of blue, renewed
bv red. their silver cuiraSScS &C., dH duty.
Chamb.rllius were i'm waiting 10 ace 'hi"ht ta'"
guest o. his apartments over the door cd Nh'tt MS
or her name Is inscribed, the apartments Tor each
guest COMPRISING three or four rooms. The guest IS
informed that the dinner-hOur j. seven but request
ed % arrive NJ hesaoon, II possible, by SIX k
i'm order tn De presented 10 their NalestieS. The bed
rooms were furnished with the most exquisite chintZ
the washing apparatus being in white and gold
Sevres china marked by an y, surmounted by the
jlnuerial Crowd The writing-tables were arranged
with every appliance that can be thought of % fact
ltate correspondence The guest had scarcely look
ed about his new penates when two fOOtmen entered
his apartment and offered him tea, sandwiches. IL
ouors and several kinds Of wine. He has but the
emborrass d. choir. lnyigorated by these rondl-
ments. the visitor proceeds 10 his tOilette.-F0riS
Letter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

neutrality-suspicious. will be made to Oh
~ Auditor Of the State Of Virginia Tor the reneva
a LOST CERTIFICATE of Virginia stale Register
Stock, standing ia tho name OF Thuu1, O.. shan
No. 1850, issued under Of 18th March, lN"l, Ia'
February 9th, lSGl, for 800.
dccl2-law3m THOMAS q. >HANNoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

RELEAsED.-Colonel j. y. Spery, late editor Of
the Knoxville TENNESSEE Register has just been
released from the Knoxville prison, where he has
been confined for the last twelve months As pohtl.
cal prisoner In the charge Of treason against Colonel
Sperry. the United States Attorney entered aoHe
prOyegVi. and he admitted % ban upon one or
two nthcr indictments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNHE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRIN q L r

This wRIYGER has taken the FIRsr PREMIUM in the
Great Fair of the American Insitutealso at the State
Fairs Of New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Michigan
Indiana Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
y,Hsv Fair Champlain Valley Fair, and at most Of
b Cun,v and Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 900 have been Sold and now in use in the
limited States and we heard of one being thrown
aside because it was not liked.
The UNIVERSAL I. superior to all other wringers In
rolls Of solid India Rubber, so protected
by strong cog wheels that they cannot sip or break
loosa from the shan Its strong wood frame cannot be
broken. and doe. lot rust soil the clothes Every
Universal wringer is warranted.
We select a few testimonials from persons "'deiy
tnovn 70 the public, who speak from actual expe-
r,snca and are above suspicion Of msstatement:
"Nv family would as soon give up the cooking
tove As tbi. Clothes wringer 1t cannot be too hiSh
" recommended."-SoLoS ROBINSON
a. Ibis is the first wringer have found that would
yt,nd the service required of i'll. p. HUGaIW
LovEJOY's HOTEL
eva think the Machine much more than pays TO
itself every year in the saving OF garments we
think IT important the wringer should be fitted with
eogs m-ORAxaB JUDI, EDITOR OF AMERICAN AGRicuL-
TURALIsr.
al heartily commend it to economists of time, money
and eontentment."-REv DR.. BELLOWS"
alt saves labor. expedites work, makes the laundress
-natured does not tear off buttons, and Is Hds
pepsable in well regulated family'''-R. s. sroRRs,
JR., d. D.
uEvorv week has given it stronger hold upon the
gctions Of tho inmates of the laundry. Every mem
h.r If the household is in admiration of it."-NEw
YORK OBSERVER.
cood canvasser can make money rapidly selling
,bep, in every town Exclusive sale guaranteed and
liberal terms given to responsible parties who first sp-
ply. Dealers who will purchase few and put them
out ON TRIAL can make large sales Send for de-
scriptive circular and terms.
K. C. BROWNING, General Agent,
octls---eod6m 347 Broadway, New York.
COUTHERN AND WESTERN LAND COL
LECTION AND COMMISSION AGENCY
Have on hand and are constantly receiving choice
Tracts of Land throughout the Soulh anu oouu"o'''
Parties desiring to dispose of their property are re-
quested to correspond
MAKE COLLECTIONS
On all parts of the country.
Paw especial attention to the sale and disposal OF
Southern products and make advances on direct con-
ignments.
MATTHEW H. BRIDGE,
Manager,
No. Broad street,
New York city
RRFRKRScRs ny PERMISSION:
Hon. BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Ex-Governor Of
Alabama.
Hon. A. w RANDALL, First Assistant Postmaster
General, Washington.
NesSrs. lib. CLAFFLIN CO, Importers, New York
A. w. GREENLEAF, ESD, Banker, No. Al Exchange
place, New York.
EDWARD Il. WESLEY, Banker, No. At William ST.
New York.
AMASA s. FOSTER, Banker No 81 Nassau street
New York. oc'-o--''""'"
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RANKS BROKERS. &c.
r. 81. NArRY. }. l.. NAUKT. X. 7. BROOKE
ID IL. MAURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MANA FOURTEENTH SIS,
RICHMOND, VA.


State. City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes and such other securities AS
may be the market bought and sold ON commission
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points i'm the Uni
A., -. dec6-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
MEMS AND BOYS THICK BROGANS.
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

HONE AGAIN. For seven months past
have had no business, having lost my gallery and
nearly my all by the great hre on th" I'd II April.
IA yc the pleasure now Ia announce my friends auI
the public that have more GALLERY, heated
Tho Of Ninth and Main rr""is, with an "ii
ir,ur. 80. Main through W D. Cooke. huok.lurrb .!
also on Ninth street. am supplied with entirely r'w
and the most improved apparatus aud stock, and la,'
secured the serI ices # r Jefferson NiEuu, 20 o."
manor bom," who has had over Iiteen year, eNp.
rirnce.
A, in the past, In the uture promise my iaii"ns
good and satisfactory work
Il. W. MINIS, Photographic
octl7--Iy Corner Main and Ninth streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

rI>EASl TEAS! TEAS!
Fine Green and Black Tea., f1r ,aie by
dcc9s.t p. l.. DUPUY, Druggi-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

DEMOVAL.-ON THE FIRST OF JAM
IL ary 1866 will remove our bu- uc>s TO No. ..
and PSI Broadway, (up stairs directly oppos" 4. 7.
Stewart & Co. HALL SurTHWlCK CO.
n. B.-we would call attention, ia connection So %
above notice Of removal, our increased fac. -
for manuiacturing Ladies, Misses and Children VI
chine Sewed Work Of ~ kinds dcc22-'m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

ITALIAN and American MACCARONI.
REEVE MAYO.
Franklin street,
Jecisf between Eighth and NIuti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
YOIIN B. FULLER,

JoHN B. FULLER
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER,
No. Deg street, New York,
U,- IN .sre aul really Tor immediate shipment and Is
manufacturing TO order,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
40 e5o horse power: Circular and Upright saw Mills
OF the most approved contraction Of sll Sizes cutting
7.. 1900 feet OF lumber per hour Gr-t Mills Mil
Irons, Water Wheels, and every kind Of SiilI Ma
cliHarv; SUGAR Mills. Paper and Mining Machinery;
Tools Tanks. &c for OH and Salt WORKS Cotton and
Wooden Machinery, sc. -,
Vertical planners, Wootwo5ih ''-'-'e
l,.a pliosr,, Cav Srt'iS1w Woods Planning Ma
y - ~. Daniels planning Machines,
=. ...-- -. Moulding Machine,
>, p. -r7 H.. ami. sa-h Machines,
l''.' o. 49, Tenouing Machines,
% ~, Power Mortieing Machines,
~. 49, Foot Mortciug Machines,
$50 p.rrp, Boring Machines,
II,.i-.-Iir LACKS, Blind Stat Tenoning Ma
- I,rk. chimes,
81 80 prilsvs and Hang Circular saw Benches,
wright's Patent Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Belt Patent Belt Scroll Saws,
j.,. Circular Rrserving Mills
L.,t6er and Rubber Hose, Upright Reserving Mills
isr-r,hi,.y and Ga Fit Rotary and Mining Pumps
tings Every description Of Ma
steam ana Gas Pipes ehinery and Railway Sup
Steam and Water Gauges, piles.
COTTON GINS, COTTON GINS! COTTON GINS
TAYLOR, Eagle Brown, southern, Craven, Excelsior
ami Mccarthy Cotton Gins, with engines or horse pow
err, and everything required Tor the same IN store ana
for ale AT the lowest price Your orders are respect
49, $500 oet2S-ly
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ne.tfucti,r Firr In Phllndelphia.

PHILADELPHIA January 5th.-A fire which has
been raging for some time i'm a coal shed OF the Gas
Works near this city, and which had been almost
extingushed, broke out again this morning. and
several thousand tons u coal have been consumed.
The loss is total there being no insurance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
STOVES, TIN-wARE, &c.

CTOVES, TINWARE,
- HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &c
EGORY BROT II ERS
Have removed from their old stand at Old Fellow
u.u Franklin street. 90 their splendid new store, No
= Main street between l4th and 18TH wherS they will
Ir constantly on hand large assortment IL Parlor,
Oere and Cooking stoves such the celebrated Arbi-
Ter sheppard Ida. Morning and Evening star Monitor
Kin Ran Quick Baker, Commodore CHARTER TAX and
Others. too numerous 20 mention.
ALSO,
large assortment Of Fairbanks Scales House Furn-
ishiug articles, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Hard
war. sc
Thauk for the past patronage, we hope bs being
prompt in business, continuance % the sane.
GREGORY BROTHERS,
s. Main street. between lith and 18th,
ianer Richmond, Va