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,...a... ~. 20 ah-Aooofonx to the Bosrt Of Tract
-, 1e .eeero end snpsoeno since our tan tissue.
so1u WIN 1oe corresponding Period Of laes have
.htnr w. ~ .rt .,.." W Is 'us N u!na tnst toese
cedinK. 4- 1~a p'e'
Reee,n,.. a,,,n,..
fIE 9Srr ,sa!tpluen4.
Sunday and Monday...... 50 LIS ~; -; -
eaIur time lsst week.... SIS -. I'M ~
a5 A19!sA ~ slaee oa7 last report arr two essa.
r. k..,..-..s--s 80 Se'a 1As<shSs An1 ING {tW
tAies made give no evidence Of any change ftoyn St
uFtay. e -f- ' --@
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Astoalows:
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Nor1hWesteIn
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Total. -- -.
lne oatk oi knese sa'cs Ee2r made Saturday eyea-
nEt lhe louoEtug are the transactions:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Nicbols Aaans sold Turner / head packing Steer.
head iii stt a. .rtra1ine *. sinaese5 bFoxn Il
f1Is. N Turner - hs.n srs.a AiE5tiA aASA. II
Booth sold OUonne ii hsnd T1Ta ,'s ~ ~ g ~.
tszE1nE l.195 d. at f3m. ""' ""'a eso1s' As-
a, heea42 sold Aehon II head Cows, averaging SIC ns,
wanRcrk d MALLORY so,d sm,tb :. he.o .r-...
19 ~ At s3.toi same is head, sseFsstnc 1ie5 n
III 1a6;lsN. -'1~S ASs'
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LOCK WOODS NEW
Magnificent Residence pro,nrtv

For Ra}e, By suct!on. On the premisea ID MARcr,
2h nsE, At II O'Clock unesa previously djspoeet ~
the most desirable 1ocat1on II The eiY Of Ehe.Sns
III; y@ II, THE S. E. C0ESER OF Rush AND OSTA..
f., % a1,h t. st u o "a esssat r.
and Walter L. Newbe1ry. Esaa occupy rtspectiTs1..
tae o!heE corners. 1s5ma WI Is made Eno1n x
Es9, ka. 4a So: #ssesss. Or 70 the undcrnEued. ~
E.fb0KK+ Nod Methodist ChufrhNocE:. :. q.
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Ptttebnrxh OIL MRrker-ffnrrh IN.
1nGfe VIA larger Inquiry for bonded fnr ths Eus+
u t1o.e so bnrre3s fhilsdeinhiA delivery May n
u Hhllh0t1phla af - e Ne41 VN45 oenfc1y
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the building Of Jan s61s1 H.
two stories high with bAsementA. for the EorEH OF
L!ytngston H., VII! oe received at tho office OF rhs
Coqat{ clefk, y Pontiac, IN u ss,d a county " . :
70 be Jot!e. stone and c9ata1nisG p cells
n1eted b, the rst day of october next nndef bonds
ths Sn!ttse sessinE ths r1shtso rsttct apr Al
OF the County Clerk md af1er tho aizs OF Match,
JOHN DEHSEK. J
R.F. HOTCHK1ss, {Duildtnr Com.
r. r. R.HARR1NGT0H3
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1kAlSk TO THE UNION sTocK TAHDe.
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Road, leaving he dena, ~
the corner Of Asdisou C.ual Streets The f.,e Il.
% csnts esch way. Whe1 fate'h paid On the trs,n
cents extra will be CHARGED "~A'
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EMbon Oh. 7 car loan. 5sc-H bfi.,,,.... s1r
klez's NonE1. Oh 10 10 I'D sest-p car ioad e e
poT.rnpa to5 bis Rcas load.... &c
Peach liowg a. 7oc. @ "cae' wv W
tOULTnY-salesw wege: 100 rs Dressed rcrkerk
i t:PA0vlsfONS-The receipts and shipments to.
r,u,.,... Kecepts. Shipments.
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pnst '"''s''''s.'s"s.'.'.'. u 1871
iii ''''''-'''''"-'"'.s.... .1,G3s
80 ..s.. 57.&S6 1IAf55
!Ne mafket <c-deys under continued dull adyIees
IRON the Fast ruled quiet aad hesy1 without sny ~
tertkl change La rraces. ''' "'1"4& ~as ulsr
1lees F1fk-The demand today wss yrrv 1,ch+
a3a The market ruled qulGt and Unchanged s1Ieae
!1 4s packed Asss FORK 1t se6.oo; 100 brs do Al
Eng11sh Mcnts-Masket dull. Sa1es to.t,ar
VT. 10y BIS CaMbe1lsnd Mdd1es On .. t. '
,EWeGt P1ck!ed aums-llz bpls country arces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
knights of the Road.


The romantic days Of Claude Duval, Sixteen
ON the Pacific coast, aud highway robbery IL a thing
of every day occurrence But a few days ago
stage was stopped about one mile from Virginia
City, Nevada according TO the old rules Of the road
An obstruction was placed ON the highway, and AS
the stage came up the postllon received orders to
halt" lie did so, cooked mssket was pointed at
his head, and Others of the gang made the passen-
gers get out and stand in a row on the wayside.-
Men kept guard over them with loaded pistols, while
Others relieved them of watches, money and other
valuables The thieves got about Sl5 100 in cash,
besides six gold watches and several diamond
jewels. \ lady in the coach not mOlested, fer
the leader OF the gang said he would scOrn to rob
Il woman Wells, FaraO X Co. express box was
robbed the bullion was thrown away, but the coin
Was appropriated.
After the Tascals had gat all that was to DO had,
the stage was allowed 10 proceed on its journey
One Of the men robbed was 4 Boston merchant, who
was out in Nevada on business. He will doubtless
think IL a rough country. From various parts of the
State, too, We hen stores Of men beng robbed by
hghwaynen. In the southern portion OF the State
there have been gangs Of these knights OF the road
roaming about committing all sOIts of depredatOns
They defy the authorities, for, mounted on good
horses that have been stolen, they can swoOp down
on the highways do what they wish, and get back
to their mountain retreats before the officers start
after them. One OF the most notorious despeTadOes
that has been IN this State since the days of joaquin
his name was HCnry-was recently killed in san
BcrnardlnO county He was a bloody monster and
had murdered u great many men in California. \
shcrt's posse caught him by strategy and despatch
ed him without any ceremony.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAUQUIER
i county, 4th September, lS6l-
James |. Hunton--Plsintih,

IN THE ClhCUlI COUhl Or fAUQUlEiS
i county, 4th September, lS6l-
James |. MISUNDERSTANDING,
Gilbert NJ. Bastable, Charles J. stovin, - Fuller.
the Arm name Of "Fuller, Hendricks S Ayres -
- whitley and --Crockett, Partners under
tho hrm name of q" whitley Crockett - VIM NJ.
Gray, James +. Purvis and James =. Thomas, bank
ers and brokers, under tho Grm naIno Of" Puryis Il
Thomas :" John J. Chancellor, Edward B. Moon,
John O. BeaIe and Edward Williams Defendants.
And tho Court doth further adjudgc, order and de-
cree that Of the Commissioners Of this Court do
ascertain:
list The liens now binding upon tho said tract Of
land called Woodstock" the amounts due thereon, to
whom due, and their priorities.
ID That he ascertain thu debts secured by said de-
fanIant Bastabe by the said decd executed by him
the 97h day Of February, lSG in the bills and proceed
ings mentioned and the property liable to the yment
thereof with the relative priorities OF the same
Sd. That he ascertain the amount due by the defen
dant @. NJ. Bastable TO tho plaintiff James Hnnton,
Oh 81 their joint operations in the OF
said farm called " Woodstock - and amy amount duo
by said defendant Bastablo TO tho said plaintiff Hunton
ari.ng otherwise than from ther joint operations and
any am cunt which said plaintiff Huuon is bound ~
surety for said Bastabe anj also tho property liable
for the discharge thereof by virtue of tho deed daud
10th june 1851 executed by said defendant Bastable,
and filed with the said bill And II being suggested to
the Court by the plaintiff, James untOn, that no hat
made sale IL the fat cattle graLod said fr the pre-
sent year. the Court doth direct the said Commissioner
to ascertain and report tho facts such sale and the
mount of the thereof to which said Basabl
is entitled and to what debts ofsaid Basablo tho same
arc liable And tho said Commissioner il directed TO
convene before him an the creditors of the said Bas-
table lIunton and all the creditors Of the said o. NJ
Basabla in his individual character and TO ascertain
tho due them respectively aud To make report
of all his proceedings TO the Court with any matlers
doomod pertinent by him, which may be required to
be stated by anV party.
And the Court doth further order that notice Of tho
timo and place Of executing much Of this order as
pertains to the taking Of said aceounts be given by
said Commissioner, by publication thereof, once week
Tor four successive weeks, in tho "warrenton Flag OF
iaS" or In the Richmond Whs :" and he snnlo shal
he personal service thereof on all tho par
ties. true oSirct-Tesia ,,,,
Ilnrk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
RICHMOND WHIG.
FRIDAY MORNING...........JAN. IL, 1866.
General Ogcer. Mustered Out.

An order from the War Department, dated Decem-
Der 18th, 1860, hOnOraby mastering out oil service
one hundred and twenty-five general O1lrers has
been promulgated TO take effect ON the 10th inst,
except in the eases of those in Texas Ia date on e
lst OF February. The following elected by the
order:
Major Generals David Hunter, William 5. Rose
cranL, John q. Park, Gordon Granger George sykes,
David l.. Stanley, Alfred Pleasanton, Andrew J.
Smth Greenville n. Dodge, John Gibbon, Peter J.
Osterhaus, Joseph 4. Mower, George Cook, Godfrey
Meitzel Vim. b. Hazen, Wesley Merritt, Charles
(irfen, Geo A. Custar, William II. Emory, Robert
B. Potter Giles A. Smith, Breyet Major Generals
Orlando i. Wilcox, Henry W. Benham, VIM. r.
Barry John G. Barnard lnnes \. Palmer, John 7.
Hatch Richard w. johnson, Il. K. Toner, John W.
Davidson Eugene A. Carr, Rufus Saxton, Charles
peyens Samuel NJ. Crawford, John McGeary, John
C. Caldwell, Samuel =. Carter, Washington l.. FL
lott Alon F. Howe, Benz s. Roberts, August
Willy, John B. King, Robert d. Tyler, A. I. A.
Torbert Michael 4. Lawler Jas. Barnes, Samuel
Beatty, Hugh Ewing, Henry II. Sibley, JOS J.
Bartlett, John p. Hawkins, B. II. Grierson, Alex.
:. Nell, John B. Sanborn, Thomas r. Smith,
Manning F. Force, Augustus l.. Chelan Philip
r. ID. TrObiand Christopher G. Andrews Edwin
NJ. McCOOk Edward Hatch, August V. kantz, John
+. Hartranft Samuel 5. Carroll, Charles J. Paine,
Joseph 4. Cooper, Charles G. Walcutt, Eli Long,
Thomas w. Eagan, Joseph X. Hawley, Thomas {.
Devin, Alfred Gibbs, Il. s. Mackenzie, Thomas J.
Lucas, Cyrus Hamlin, n. NJ. Curtis, Richard Ii.
s Williams, John Newton, Albin Schoeft, Robert b.
Mitchell, Henry W. Vessels, William Hays Israel
Vodgcs Lewis G. Hunt, William ID. Wright John
d. Stevenson, Thomas {. II. Smith, Charles T..
Campbell Edward \. Wild, Gustavus A. De Rnssy,
William u. Whipple, Jaspar A. Malthy, Selden Con
ner, Martin u. Hardin, Joseph d. Fessenden, Isaac
II. Duyal, John Edwards, James r. Slack, George
l.. Beal, Henry ). Thomas, Benjamin +. Potts,
Charles j. Stoibrand, l.. c. Baker, James S. Bris-
tow Joseph II. Potter, James NJ Werner, Olivar Ed
orb Insanh h Hamlliu James NJ FORSYTH,
Charles II. Morgan, William T. Clark, William P.
Woods, Robert r. CathersOn, Americus V. Rves,
William =. PenrOse, Francis Shemap, William
Gamble, {. Ii. Van Wyck, William b. Tibbtts,
Merzan II. Chuystter.
Leave OF absence for thirty days is granted to
regular officers going out OF the volunteer service,
and all staff officers of Generals mustered out are to
return TO their appropriate duties, il belonging to
tue regular service and all Others will be disc harged
Generals commanding military DIVISIONS are re-
Quircd TO send in the names OF all officers whose ser
vice can be dispensed with.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

4 NEW AIR LINE TO NEW YORK.-A bill was in-
troduced by Mr.. Stevens in the House Of Represcn-
tatives for a new railroad from Washington To Now
York. The preamble sets forth that the necessities OF
the Government require the construction of ma
tiOnI military and postal railroad between the cities
of Washington apd New York. Among the cOrpO-
rltors named are Alexander 4. Stewart, Henry G..
Strhbins Marshall q. Roberts, Alexander :. Diven,
&. q. Miller, Il. Il. Mmturn ID. llOOdly, Charles 4.
Secor, Dean Richmond, n. d. ClaGin and William
q. duncan, of New York JudsOn Fitzpatrick and
Marcus l.. Ward, ur New Jersey ). W. Forneyr
Morton NcMchael ana Others, Of Pennsylvania
George W. RiggeS aud h. d. Cooke of the District
OF Columbia; b. r. Newcomer and Geo. c. Small
of Maryland.
The second section authorizes the company, in the
name Ut the United States, To survey locate, con-
struct equip maintain, collect tolls upon, and enjoy
continuous line OF railway, with one or more
tracks, between the cities of Washington and New
Ork. The capital stock is to be ten millions, tcu
per cent. OF which is to be subscribed. Government
is to have two directors in the company, 10 he ap
pointed by the President. The route is to be through
the States of Maryland, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey and iTst-cass passengers are 10 be carried
at three cents per mile and the road is to the
Susquehanna river above tide-water.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

rHE WIDOW OF STONEw ALL JAcHSOS.-Ie yesterday
we advised the creation of fund for the relief Of
the widow of StOnewall Jackson suggesting that
Mr.. IIackett, the living reproduction Of Falstaf,
now performing ut the Theatre, sLaHld ANNOUNCE u
LeJeEt ng;s FAR the purpose, Yesterday, several
gentlemen placed sums OF money in the hands OF
Mr.. r. b. Wills, of this Office, Virginian aud life
long friend of the distinguished General to be for
warded to the homeless widow. We would fain hope
that Memphis will contribute sum for the purpose
of relieving the wants of Mrs.. Jackson cOmmensu-
rate with the famed Eberaty Of our people At the
close Of the month list of contributors TO the fund
will be pubshed.-MemPhis Bulletin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
I NJ. DAVIDSON,
DENTAL CARD.
DENTAL NOTICE.

I,s resumed tho practice q DENTISTRY, and may be
found his once, Main street, opposite the airing
fts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
PROSPECTUS OF THE STONEwAIL BANNER

The undersigned have associated themselves for the
purpose Of establishing Newspaper and Job Office in
the town of Lexington. Tho paper will DO known un
der the above title and have named it, not only
to lOcaize and pOpuarze it, hut in honor of one who
lived with lis and who died for us, and whose memory
VIII DO reVered so long as tho everlasting mountains
Shail 9haure whleh encompass MS last resting Paco'
spects worthy of tho support of the people OF Rock
bridge and adjoining countes and we therefore appeal
with conddeneo for a liberal share Of the yublic pa-
tronage II will bs the exponent OF the public senti-
mani and IN, al vocal, of ihe rights and interests OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
ESTAUNTON SPECTATOR"
sTAUNT0N, VIRGINIA

To MERCHANTS Axp BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY:
Tho "SPECTATuR," published in Staunton, Va, Is
thu BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in the interior OF the Sat0
ispublishoJ in tho largest tow in tho Interior
situated In tho cUnru of the state, with Railroads and
good Turnpikos radians in all directions whch max
Il tha focus of trade for all tho surrounding counties,
unI tho locality 10 which thor citizens look Tor tho
II Is tho county seat OF Augusta Of tho most
popuous and wealthy counties in tho Valley of Virgin
IL, which is by far the most popuOus and wealthy P"r-
ton of the State.
1t was tho first paper that was established here NEARLY
CENTURY AGO, and Is now In the list year OF Its exist
oncO unlOr its present title SrAUSrOS SPECTATOR"
II has alwayB bocn well sustained by the most substan
al portion OF tho people. 1t has the largest list Of
PAYING subscribers of any paper in the interior OF
Virginia
MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN AND OTHERS,
who wish to call tho attention of tho people OF this
State their business would promote their interest by
adopting tho SPECTATOR" as their medium of communl-
cation. copy "f the paper sent when requested.
Advertisers who desire tho paper TO bo sent as long
tho advertise is ordered to bo published will
please say when the advertisement is ordered. Ai-
dress, 'sSFAUhTON SPECTATOR,'
Oct30--tf Stanton, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
AF,nl..

To ALL THE PARTIES INTBREsrBD IN THE ABOVE DRcRRR
You are hereby notified that | have liked upon
THURSDAY tho lat day OF Feb uary next, TO take and
settle tho equired to bo takon by tho above
mentioned decree of tho Circuit Court OF fauquioT
county rendered tho Iih September 1851 and to per-
form all other dutos imposed upon by said decree,
at which tmO and place you are required TO attend
Given updor my hand as Commissioner In Ghancery
Of the said Court. the day and year hrst aforesaid
dOC2g- lgw4V JOHN W. PUGH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
THE SCOTTSVILLE REGISTER,
A WEEKLY FAMILY JOURNAL,

nEyOTBD TO LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, ART, SCIENCE
AND GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS,
Was re yved tho LIST of October, by the undcrs ned
after II suspension Of four years in consequence Of tho
war. Its circulation, at the time of suspension was
greater than that of any paper published in Eastern Nir
gnia except those of the larger cities, and tho Halter
ing circumstances under which ii is again put FORTH and
the daily additions which being made TO its sub
rcripnn list afford evidence "f an undmnishOd pupu
lariy with the public. It's widely extended circuation
particularly among tho farmers, tradcsmcn and me-
chauics al Albomarc, Fuvanna, Bucking ham and Nell
son countless will call the attention of ycrscrs
tho vanagcs at avang themselves uf its columns
Il medium of communication.
TERNs-Subscrptiom 81 per annum. Advertisements
of ono square eight line u for each insertion,
or ~ Inr ono month 81 for three months .G Tor six
months; ar $40 for Twelve months.
JOHN $. BRADY, BRADY x HARRIS,
JuHN W. HARRIS. ! Publishers,
ncio6--'f Scuit,yillo. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
AHW - ss -
RICHMOND r, AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On ani after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSBN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run ~ follows
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, TAO A. N.
Arrive at Danvillo $40 Il. NJ.
Leave Danvile daily, Sundays excepted $50 A. II.
Arrive in Richmond, 3l5 p u.
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains the South
side Railroad for Lynchburg and at Danyille with the
trains the Piedmont aroad, for Greensboro, Char
lotto, &c THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
decl2-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

r. 2. CLACK, Clork.
DAILY BoULBIN < BoULDIN, u. q. dccl6-w wlw
VIRGINIA At Rules continued and held
in the Clerks oGico Of tho Cireait Court OF Buck
in ham County, on Wednesday, the Sd day Of January,
lSG6-
J. Waller Honson and Martha A., his wfe-PlaintiGs,
AuAINET
william II. A Chambers and james s. Hammer, and
Mary b. his wife, formerly Chambers-Dofendants,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.

IRISH WHlSKEY,
warranted genuine.
90 bbls Pure Rye whiskey
Genuine French Brandy
Southampton Apple Brandy
Holland Gin
Rum
Claret, Madeira, Port and sherry Wine
London Porter
Cigars
Gunpowder and Black Toas, superior quality
Crushed Powdered, Extra Gad bryFa SuSAES
New sugar-eurcd Hams and Breasts
Leaf Lard
Java LAguayra and Rio Coffee
Adanantiue and Tallow Candles
French and Enlish Mustard
Bread Soda and Yeast Powders. .
For sale by JOHN d. HiTSlNS'
No 4 Franklin street, near the old Market.
dce9f
A. J. JOHNSTON, A. L; HrSrr,
Charlotte CO., Va. Formerly 1S,yi,,, Of Y.
JOHNSON & HUNT,
(SuccEssoRs TO A. L. HUSrr CO.,)
WHOLESALE GROCERs n LIQUOR DEALERS
CoRSSN ElauTH AND CANAL srREETs,
RICHMOND, VA,
Keep constantly ON hand alargestoel OF GEoCkRlk
ana LiQUdRS to witch they respectfully invite Tue al
truiipn OF the trade. notI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES {!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Tho combination Of Ingredients In these Pills is tho
result Of long and extensive practice. They arc mild
in thor operation and cannot do Laru to the most del
Late Cortals in correcting all Irregularities, Painful
Moustruaions romo Wing all obstruetons, whether
cold or Otherwise headache pain iu the sido papita
tion OF the heart whites, all nervous affections, Lyste-
rea fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c, disturbed
sleep which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was tLe eommc Of Jew ora iu tho treatment
of and Obstructous which have consigned
so many 10 a premature grave. No female can enjoy
good health unless she Is regular and Whenever au
obstruction takes place the general health begins 10 de-
cline. Those Pills form the finest preparation ever
put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS
buNT Re DECEIVED. Take this advertisement Ia
your Druggist and tell him that you want the best and
most reliable Female Medicine IN the world, which is
comprised in these Pills.
DE- CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been standard remedy for thirty years and
ara the most edectual one known for all pom-
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they in
valuable inducing, WITH CERTAINTY, periodical Tosu-
l1iisy.
They aro known to thousands, who have used them
At ddoront periods throngha the country having he
sanction OF somo Of tho nost eminent Physicians in
America.
Explicit directions stating when they should not L0
used with each box. The price One Dollar por box
or six boxes fOT -, Containing from 81 TO 6O Pulls
Pills sout by mail promptly secure from
observation, by Tomitting 10 tho Propnstors-
Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHlYGS 4 HlLLYER, Proprietors
IS Dey street, New York.
s-y-SoId Ia Richmond by + W. POWERS.
llec1-aOl6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

Tho object Of this suit Is to obtain division of tho
real estate w j. A. Chambors deceased, among the
parties entitled thereto.
And II appearing, by an affidavit In this cause that the
defendant William II. A. Chambers Is not eli iIhabi-
taut OF this Stai3 tho planas notion II Is ordered
fiat the said William H. 4. Chambers do appear within
one month aftor due publication Of this order, and do
what Is necessary Ia protect his interest aud that u
copy this order bo forthwith inserted in the Richmond
Whg public newspaper published in The city OF Rich
mond for four weeks successfully, and posted at tue
front door Of the Court House 81 this county, tho
first day II tho n6Xt County Court.
Copy-ToSle;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
RAILROADS. &c.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD

Owing to tho obstruction Of ths Potomac river by
Ice. until further notice. no tickets will be sold TO
Washington by this Company, and the r. NJ Train
will be discontinued until tho navigation Of tho Poto-
shall again bo opened
Trains will leave At A. NJ and $50 p. NJ, usual.
SAMUEL RUTH,
ianl0tf Superintendent.