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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17
DEPARTURE rs.

1O-Schr Helen Kinney. for MOlOkai.
Local 3 y. Cos steamship Ajax, Godfrey, for San
Francisco.
l3-Schr Emeine, Crane, for Kona and Kau.
I3-IiaW'n VIII bark Has Hawaii, Heppingstone, for
cruise aud Arctic
1+-Schr Kate Lee, Chadwick. for Maizena, and KOna.
l-Schr kaiama. Makahi, for kOIOa.
l-Schr AlheTni, Clark. for kOlOa and Waimea.
H-Iaw'n bark Eoku LOa. WIlhelmi, for Bakers Island.
15-Schr Moi Wshine, MeIIish. for Lhue.
l5-Schr Net-ie Merrill, Fountain, for Lahaina.
l5-Schr kI Moi, Wilbur, for kahuIui.
l6-Schr onward. Lambert. for kawtihae and KOhala.
io-Oiig VIII brig Comet, Rice, for cruise.
l6-Scllr Moi heiki, NapeLa, for KahuIui
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

Foe SAs FEAyCsco-per Ajax, Feb. IOth-2,547 kegs sugar
CSsTsI Ibsl. 6O5 pix moIa=-es G6.slS raU-). 100 c cham
payne. 22 bsss coffee (2I.O51 T5-}. 50 Iars rice 5000 Ibs), y
bags peanuts - bags potatoes. So cnc1Iuuts, 90 VI oranges.
DO punches bananas, Is bales cotton, EOS pk-s sweet potatoes.
H. bills sugar cane, 5. bbis -four. > pkss butter. Foreign
value, $3.50 - domestic value, S29.63j %.
FOR BAKERS Isl SSD-per IIokui0a. Feb. l4th.-2 bs tea =
bb!s apples Q coils cOriiSe- - tins paint. IL oars. 10 SKIS salt. 8
whale lines, ! tin inserI OIL 9 hbls pork, I-sIi gals shocks, 3
cs coguac- ! c. gin l - port wine, . c,ks bread. ) pks split
peas, II esks, rum, So sacks -four, = kegs better. Foreign
value, 1890 81.
Fr SAN FRtSCsCO-Per Smyrniote, FEB. I7-S.634 kegs SUI
gar, ; pigs tlIl0w $500 Ibs) 100 bags rice 10000 Ibs) $50
bales PGI, as bbl- mOIasSeS (2 Ois .aI-O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17
Ship SInII-.

For SAY FEASCISCO-per Snyrniote, this day
For HiLO-per NariIda, to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
News .hy Telegraph
tAssoclarl.p rl:rss psl:sfArcnEs.l
Proeesd;ngs Of Congress.

wAsuIYGroN, Feb. 5.
SESATE.-Mr. Fessenden called up the joint rcso-
luton from the Reconstruction Committee, propos-
ing constitutional amendment, basing represen'
talon upon population and excluding flom repre-.
scntatiOn all persons denied suffrage on account oil
color.
Mr.. SumncrsI@ko in opposition and Offered sub
stnic declaring that all persons shall be equal bc
fore the law in civil and political rights. He
pied the attention of the Senate during the entire
day. and commended for the perfect political and civil
equality OF all men. lilo will not conclude his
speech until tomorrow.
IIOUsR.-Mr Ross of Illinois, introduced 4 resolu-
ton proposing amendment TO the rules to sci apart
one day in each week for the consideration OF public
business to be called "White Mans Day. The
resolution was laid upon the table. -..
Mr.. McClung offered resolution insLructng the
Committee Reconstruction TO enquire into the ex-
pediency of levying a tax on the late rebellious
States in order to defray the expense of keeping
standing armies among them to keep the peace
The House refused To lay the bill on the table, and
debate arising it went under the rules.
resolution was adopted nstructing the Recon-
struction Committee Ia take into consideration the
subject of removing the capital of the United States
to more central position to be secure from foreign
enemies rs well as 10 afford more security to legsla
ton.
The House resumed the consideration of the blu
extending the powers of the Frccdmenis Burcau.-
An amendment was adopted combining its operation
to those States where the writ OF hGbcaS corpus is
slspenlcl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

light. Corn zoe to 90. Oats 55c 10 0Oc. NoUl-
unwasled 35c to 3Sc. washed soc 10 6Sc. d
In Danville, Corn is 81; WOOL unwashed. 400 to
45c, washed SOC 10 csc Oats Zoe; Wheat . % to
30, very little coming in Dried Apples 81 % per
bushcl; Beeswax 30c TO Soc.
In Lynchburg, Beeswax is 3Sc to 40c; Tallow l4S'
and in demand; Corn 50; to SIC; Wool, unwashed'
3oc TO CSC, washed 5Oc TO 55c; Bacon, new hog
round, IL TO 1Sc Uats % 70 Co., ra
In Norfolk, corn is 50 to S5c, mixed TO Whit
Cotton 81 to Ale. Oats 70 to Ole. Wheat 81 90 Ia
- 80. Shingles, saps 81 to 81: hearts "a 10 sl2
Slaves S3S 10 SO. The arrivals of produce anu
staples in Norfolk from North Carolina are quite
lively. Tn the 81 instant cotton sold on Change at
46c good m ddling at Ale. Naval Stores were Hat
and in no demand. Eight thousand bushels Oi Corn
were sold at the Exchange at SoaS6t.
In Winchester Oats is i5c. Apples 81 81 To g
per bushel. Corn is quoted as low as co.. WOOL 81
to 4Oc. Butter % to $50.
In Woodstock Corn is Toe. Wheat s. Butter
- to 80. Rye 81 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

noyant. Clary paid siOO for Give mules. he has
been well known ia pet,rsLur, Tor the last twelve
years. aud was consuei N jail Ualil several weeks
ago when he made his escape. Last Friday, week
agn the police pursued him closely, when be ran
and jumped into the AppOmattox river and drowned
himself saying that he would rather meet with that
fate than be captured. Jerry DuRnovant, arrested
by Detective Goodrich and now in the prisoner !
b0x. Gdmiticd 70 him, yesterday morning. tha'
Parker tbs man that sold the mules To Tie PAX
teS accused and that he present al the uaN,e,
ton. lie si;d further, man, whose name NJ I'l
not give but living near Drewry's blui' was Hi7'
present The police are on his track -
At tie solicitation Of Mr. Lyon, cd ie'er'n'ii =
Franklin Perkins was discharged -,
The decis on OF his Honor WAS withheld uhti ln'
arrest Of the other party Mr.. Lyon asked bail say
ing there but slight suspicion resting on
ms U,por dil not thing ~, however, and reiuSed
bal. They were renanded 10 Jail until to-day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

4 CASE or MULE SrEALING-ONH OF THE PARTIES
COMMITS SrlciDE-Dul,y Clary, Daniel Sts,ngcr
ami Franklin Perkins, were brought before the
Cont on IN, charge Of stealing two mules IN, pro-
petty OF PtnheTton 4 Crev, ON the night OF the 2bh
OF JANUARY.
" %. Crew stated t',l: the mules were stolen from
their stables oH the night of the 2lth Of January.
Tie next day ac photographed 10 the Chief OF Police
n Peter burg and Frederick hurg The Friday fol
loving. after receiving information, went "a Pc
tershuIg, and from there tu Roanoke river; len ~
each trry on the river notices with dcs,lipt Os ct
III mules: returned % Petersburg the Monday fol-
Iowin.; from there The nuics were traced by hm 10
Sissy and Southampton counties found one at
Mr. Ncen's in Southampton. the other ut Mr. Har-
RS in Sussex these parties had rcceipts signed by
CIary and Striuger the mules were taken poSse--
sion Of by him and brought 70 Richmond
George Harris stated that Clary and Strineer
came to his house. in Prince Gcorgc. about Two
weeks ago, and offered two mules Tor sale. Clary
went With him To his wle's father, in SOUTHAMPTON
who wished 70 bay mule. lie bought one AMI paid
forty-iye dollars in cash, and gave ClaTy due ball
for ifty-hye dollars, payable the hrst ot March
Clary stated that lac bought the mules, through
Stringer from a Mr. Parker near Petersburg aud
was to share profits with him. Harris further stated
that be had known Clary FOR many ye1rs, and he
Lad always proved % be A man Of integrity. lie Is
a-man Of some property, and certainly Responsible
FOR the value of two mules
Mr. Richardson, a Petersburg policeman, stated
that he WAS with Mr. Crew at the time he found tie
mules. The mau that the mules alleged to have
been bought from is named Parker. - Standter
said that he met man in the road, near Petersburg
TbnrsIav morning, the 25th January, with two
mules Who Offered them for sale. lie did not buy
bnt went TO Petersburg and stopped at Mr.. Clary's
house. and found him sick in bed Witness told
Clary about the mules.
bnr,s ON the 18th OF January, and told him that he
could buy two mules. lie went with INN, anu aiteI
considerable bargaining, bought them, GARY ASKED
Parker If he could produce receipt LOT mem. ~. y.
evening with the proper receipts lie went 70
Stringers house that evening aud saw the young
man before alluded TO, whose name was Jerry puh-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

A DCEL.-It was rumOied asl night that Luciu
Polk and Captain &lliwood, Of the Spotswood 10
lei, who had an alteration the osher ns ht met ye
ierlay and exchanged shots according o. the code
which obtains in ai1a,rs Of honor. Captain MIDI
wood, IL was furthermore stated received q wound
in the stomach. The friends OF The parties very
Trtcent, and 10 particulars could De- gathered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
BALTIMORE MARKETS, FEBRUARY ..

CoFFEF.-Sale Of Rio ut 20lc gold.
FLoUR.-Sales of good Howard street snpertine at
- so; Chestnut Grove superiine and extra at - to
10.
GRArN. -wheat-Western white 8 90, Pennsylva-
MIA prime red %, ordinary do. e.
Cons. Market heavy, White 50 TO SOci yellow
Toe. .....-s
OATs.--i7 to soc, weight.
Provisions. Shoulders l5c, Sides l7A to 7Ii
plain lIams ~ to %; sugar-cured, q to eoc.
SUGAR-NO sales; refining grades, lOI 10 lII'
Cuba III to 14c; Porto Rico ~ 10 ll@"
WmIsGEY dull; held at s2"7 ami = -. STOCK
light, buyers few. ..--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
Military Observation-Disclosures Out.

NEW ORLEANS, February "a military commits
sion has been organiherat Mobile to enquire into
the late guerrilla raid upon Homer and Belfast.
The True HriiG'S Brl2o3 letter Of 3lsL ut., saws:
To-day Generals Wetzel, Smythe and Clarke will
be mustered out. Five Regiments we've to be mus
tered out in thirty days Peace prevails along the
Ri G.andc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
TIIECOAL MARKET.

There was sale of 900 tons Scranton coal
in New York, on the 3l,t utimo. Tie bidding was
steady, but there Was excitement in the market.
Prices we're higher than those obtained in the DE,
cemLer sale, and rs GOllaws Chestnut coal
81 Iola7 81; stove 81 60L9 ca; egg, So 5OdS 10
grate, 75I9 l2t; steamboat, $9a9 so lump, SSa
( 3A. These sales are made by the ton of 2O4O
hounds. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
The Markets,

New YORK, February Cotton has a declining
tendency; sales 2l0 bales at 4S cts Flour steady;
Southern unchanged. Wheat lirm. Corn declining;
sales at S3a65c. Pork bnoyanti Mess, so sly
Lard steady ut l5alHc. Whiskey dull at - 23a
, III. Sugar steady. Naval Stores dull. Cold
1885,.
BALTIMORE. Feb. b.-Four heavy--lIowarl street
superlne IS 30. Wheat dull-Pennsyl vana red
- 80. Corn steady-white S., yellow Toe Oats
heavy Provisions quiet. Whskey heavy ut - 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
InInnrinni Tax Circular.

WASHINGTON, February ga circular has been
issued from the Treasury Department resembling
former orders relative to the taxation of nanuluc-
turcd articles in the hands manufacturers in the
Southern States. which have hitherto been exempt
from taxation. After the first Of next month such
articles will be subject 10 the prescribed rates Of
taxation under the excise law, 10 matter what is
the date OF their manufacture.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

TnE Gas CONPANT.-l;eccntly, Charles Campbell,
Superintendent Of the Richmond Gts Works, i'm
ported from Flirm1unt Virginia via the Baltimore
and Ohio railway. the ChcssIcI bay and Jane,
river two cargoes ot coal Tor the Gas 1r and Tor
which he paid twelve dollars per Ion" tom oi
23iO pounds or about 3lI cents per ht-hrl, ui 40
hounds. His reasons wen. these. lie had heard
tLgt I'M. coal used in Washington aud Baltimore
in the gas works there, had given great tsL tOn
and hc found that the Midlothian coat Tor winch he
paid - cents hushr,, and The Glover iiilL iuy
which ne uId 81 cents, WAS delivered O. hm uu
cleaned and containing from five 10 Ten per cent. ct
shaic and slate, aud, consequently, quantity 90
suiphur that u-, o. carhunZc the u.tnrt~ and cub-
or the fires morc than sample, OF The FJruHUut coal
The product. 50 Tar, hc considers ~. i;J'tIty.
The Clover llill and Midlothian Companies have
been in the lsbit oi shipping 20 the North, and
people say I've know not with what truth that Thu
best coal goes North. let ~ now make little cal
culat.Ou about coal Tor domestic U.s.. The Miin-
thian COMPANY sells % bushels of 70 pounds carE
a. the Gas Works, delivered. for $50. The Glover
Hill charges for the same quantity SlONo-thIt Is,
for 10 pounds; but ID You - Ia the Clover hlll
COMPANY, for instance, for load 0t average.
they charge You = for - bushels OF 10 pounds each
that L. Tor 100 pounds, az the rate %, Sl2.1'
for > 80 pounds. Lump coal, ct 81 Tor lao
,,aunls would o.. ahnut $685. for > 80 puun,ls.
Now We are prepared L. show, and wall show,
fL,t ,Iurinl, th,. War, aud before SCALES we've ptu
yi,lr,I az the Cas- WORKS the city treasury u,t nrgc
IL I'M the delivery OF coal SJmh1 bong engaged
largely iu Itching; and that IN about two months
one hundred tons of coal which were sent on thcr
wav 10 the Gas Works were Stoi'u 10y the drivers
who contrvcd TO get % forge % the ticket-
The receiving agents name. 10 is right though %
,ty that this was discovered. and that the Gas
many did not lose by that transaction. uur object
% writing this notice Is 20 throw a light on tac
,b.le subject aud to answer various enquiries made
al ms concerning IT, A. On anthracite coal sold 20 cit
zeuS the dealers buy by the long tom or 2ilpouu's
and sell by the short tln--So We hear. The reason
why the Midlothian AMI Clover ilill cumpduy, can
s,li coal 10 the gas companies North s thi, that
The latter use a great deal OF camel coal and the
coal Of the former mixed Herewith produces better
.,La
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
AUCTION SALES.---This Law.
~s7SS N-0c~0.ceO>N~~~-~c
By Christian, Lea 4 Co., Auctioneerr.
(6S Main streetl

(ss Main strset)
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE
w TloS, on TUESDAY February s,h, eomrasne.
loo boxes Manufactured Tobacco, varions .iss. o..
haJor-General Hitchcock, United State s
Commissioner OF Exchange
hhds. Bacon shoulders
hhds. Bacon Sides
bbls. powdered Sugar
25 bbls. Porto Rice Sugar
10 bbls. Molasses
10 bags Rio Coffee
% pockets Java Coffee
90 bbls. Vinegar
a. sacks Salt
% boxes Cheese
loo bbls. extra Flour
~ eaddies Green Tea
chests Black Tea
"a boxes Adamantino and Tallow Candle.
$50 realms Wrapping Paper
2Obarrels whiskey
~ cases Whiskey
% barrels Split Herrings
- kits Mlekerel
- half barrels Labrador Herrines
10 casks Brandy
~ ease, Clarat Wine
- boxes Starch
- boxes Pepper
~ boxes Som
- boxes Castillo Soap
% grOrs Blackiny
"a gross Matches
5000 Cigars
90 boxes Kenrs z. I. Coffee
LOO barrels Onions
fe's-td CHRISTIAN, LIZA & CO.
3,O11 Halters, In lnts to suit Lurrb,.ars
s. dozen Coal Holds
feb5 IDS CHRISTIAN LEAsCN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

FIRE AT COALFIELD.-The stores OF Myers &
Jewett wcJc burned down at CoalGeI, in Chester
field county, on Friday night. The stock and
stores were insarei Tor the sum Of SIS OOO which
will cover the loss OF taat amount Il IL thought
that il Was the work uf an iHcenliary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
The Towns Convention.

CINCINNATI, February 5.-Thc Commerciat has
special despatch, dated Austin Texas LIST instant,
spying that the President Of the Texas Secession
Convention had been elected to preside over the
Convention called 10 reconstruct the State Goycrna
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

WAsHINGToT, February 5.-Ovcr three thousand
blcyct appointments in the volunteer force were
confirmed to-day by the Senate in executive ses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

LECTURE BY CAErEE IEE.-We learn that lee
ture VIII be delivered ia tae city, some evening this
week, 10y Charles Carter Lee, Id, Of PowhatIn, d
a suitable hall can be obtained. Mr. Lee IS well
known 10 our citizens gentleman OF very rN'en-
siv, reading and OF H., mos; attractive and enter
tanning powers lis theme viii he Laughter, and
we risk nothing in slyn- that hc will ~ treat % a'
10 draw from his aulieacr may illustrations OF hs
subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

IT! "''IV N NU'l NUuIIUHeNIss
vNRUSTEE'S SALE.
Having be notified by Of the creditors secured
BY III" decd 81 trust from luIrd Ia Wilkinson, adm nit
ted to record IN the court of Hastings for the city
Richmond, "n ths 10th day of January, lSC6,
out the provisions ri said deed, notice l. heTeb ~
that, 10y yiru" al said deed, have this day A. 10
charge 81 the cntiro stock m trade OF d. $. HIT
therein conveyed. and will Offer st
PUBLIC AUCTION,
on TUESDAY, the 18Th February, lSGG, the entire
stock 81 said luilarL, At his Store, Thirteenth Or
Governor street.
The stock al GOODS comprises select merit II
BanLi-s, whiskeys, Wines, re, nc Also a lot Of hs
Celebrated Virginia Creole BItere, OF rare medici ii
properties.
TEgES--CASlI.
All indebted to said HuIar Will please ard
and settle At once. b. T. WILKISSnN,
iln:il-sodtds TrU~,ae.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
AUCTION SALES.--Future Davs.
(By Gmbbs & Williams, Auetioneor.l

tBy Gmbbs Williams, Auetioneersl
10 u SALE AT AUCTION-TUF
l. HOWARD HOUSE TO BIB REMOvED-We 10
will sell at auction, an the premises FRIDAY EA
The 9ih February at ~ o'clock A. NJ, the large
IL Is situated Sixth street, nearly opposite the Nav
Market. Tho house l. large and contains great da,I
OF very valuable building material, now much nee i
In thi, market aud some Marble Mlntels
W. hope those wishing 10 purchase will exAmia- q.
before the day of sale. Mr SnelliBgs NOW occupy
tho pr"misesJ will show them.
TERMS Cash.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

TRIALS BEFORE THE MILITARY COMHIsstoS.--Lec
and Finn, both charged withst,bb:ng negroes, had
AN examination before the Military Commission yes
tcrday, each upon the charge Of s;abbing a negro.
They were represented by Me>sD. Johnson and
GuigOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06

Police UNIFoEI.-'1 elections are being taken az
in the city for the procurement OF material for olce
uniforms. The collectors 90 everywhere, which IS
all right They go into tailor slures too. Now, We
have heard that ii Major Claiborne wall send any
two of bi. men to William Ira smith * TO-, No. ~
Main street with the mIter. tof two uniforms that
firm will make thea up free ct cost 10 Others will
make such contributions this the force Will soon
De- olirili-clld
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

EOR SALE-A very handsome Cottage IA
Il Residence, with Ave largo and airy r,ons, EiH
ia tho village of Chester, half way between -
Richmond and Petersburg, with the privilege OF
IA free ticket on the railroad.
Tho Lot Is fourth OF an aero In extent, ndJons
the hotel property, aud could easily he converted into
a store, business house or school house.
For terms, &c, apply To
SPILMAN 4 BLACKWELL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
TOBACCO MARKET.
IVTNN'NV IT y III
RICHMOND. EehrnarY .. 1865.

RICHMOND, February D, loOO.
There was break Of ~ hogShcads to-day. 81
hopsheaJs were put up at auction at the Tobacco
Exchange. Or these there was rejection of bids on
one hog,head, which was taken in at SAG. Tie ha
lance were sold ~ follows: One at s6l, one ut S6l
one ut sos, two at 81 two at S7 one at sS, one at
Ii, one at $40 one at SlOl one at s2i, one at SIT,
one At Sla one at Sl4l two at Sl5, one at Sl04 one
At SIqI. one at s994 one at $40, two at 500.
Alexander lIarthill in his circular of February l.,
says:
"Rcrar,lmg the productive and manufactures
r.,ir,,., of Virginia Tor this year and what may he
expected during the coming season, Opinions uiher
Very much some insist ~ already stated, that We
cannot expect much from that quarter owing lo
SNAIL supply Ot leaf and disOrganZed mahuIIclnlihS
ia,:iit e5 whilst others equally confident i't tat
th,r. Is more leaf than il generally supposed anu
tlat We may look for considerable quantities ol
Back Tobacco, although not 80 much OF bright
BE that ~ it may, one thing We may lOoh "r' anu
that j. that the manufacturers OF Virginia Nh,
,uLtIrs5 exert themselves to the utmost ia Trying
An realm if pnssible her former position aud pres
p i'm this aS well ~ in all the other markets O tue
world 80 that We may expect 10 hnd Tor the hISt
time in the history at the trade the toEcc"S OF 'ie
three great manufacturing sections OF The country III
active competition with each other IN THIS the Sical
central tobacco market OF the country rs well aS oil
the world"
Whereunto we say, that if the people of Virginia
are let alone AMI MT vaXci by Radicals, whose
whole action is detrimental to the best interests Of
our State aud thoroughly disorganizing OF the labor
system among u.s. we may he able to recuperate ana
furnish at least fair proportion OF that crop which
has been one of the staples Of the state, ana out OF
which. in various profits, the people ut the North
Lave heretofore made 81 much money.
I'm Danville there is little no Tobacco being
sold tie manufacturers buying altogether at the
barn.
In I.ynchburg only - hOgsheads were sold at the
different warehouses during the week ending Fcbru.
ar, 3 ami that chiefly consisted OF inferior ana
common grades; no fine shipping or working dis
posed ol Prices arc-Iugs, inferior and common,
- 10 q 30; do. good, 81 to 9; Leaf, inferior ana
common. SO to 10; do good, $40 10 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
PERSONAL.

IF HENRY GATCUEL, who lctl England i'll
i IS4S, and resided somo years In Montgomery Ala
be- sin living his friends in livarponl will be glad to
hear rrom him Any information will be gladly ro-
crivcd by hhfNA6hEN " SAuNphhn,
feL5 81 Solicitors, Dublin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-06
LAND AGENCIES. So. 2
EXTENSIVE LAND AGENCY,
DANyILLE, VA.

The undersigned offer their services the public
agents Tor the sale and purchase OF LAND.
They VIII promptly sell and buy Real Estate in Vir
einia and North Carolina, and, special contracts,
Lands further South. ~
Their location tho border line Of Virginia and
North Carolina, and at the junction OF the Richmond
and Danville and Piedmont railroads gives them easy
Access to the surrounding country. They will buy or
sell lots In inville other towns IN Virginia and
North Carolinai>oaied tracts In the country and larger
areas for migration colonies, also Mineral Land, for
mining operations in Western Virgina and North ro-
lima. .F.r -, - ..-tv
Arrangements are being made with Northern comTa-
mics and agents to furnish pital and ch
will Increase opportunities for ehceiing sales
long experience In tho legal profession will enable
of the partners accurately investigate titles and pre-
pare lille deeds No general law business will hercaf-
ter be attended To by him.. The business Of the con-
corn i'll receive his undivided attention.
Our list OF Lands for Sale with minute specifications
81 Locality, soil, Sc will be most extensively circu-
lated by through Northern and southern
staifs fee from ve to ten dollars will be charged
In advance TO the cost OF advertisements, and
usual commissions after sales but commissions II
II land Is not sold In reasonable tine.
our patrons VIII please give minute descriptions Of
LOCALITY, size OF tract qualities Of SOIL and To what sta
pie crops u Is best adapted; whether suited TO tho
growth OF the vine and where lands are offered for
mining purposes, full description Of their miner
qualities Send also tho price per acre and terms Of
las mont READ HILL.
dEOKBE W. READ CORNELIUS II. HILL.