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_ RICHSOYDDAILY WHIG.
•»•»!! •rscSshrsi.V’.ffys*
Fbb’lshen la ill oesm whir* evidence I* token oo to* deposit at •
Idler Is to* Port Ofls* containing money.
One Sqmare, (1# Base) or lea, one laeurttoa.- 2
Inch additional Inoertlon . »
One uooth wtthoetalteratloa. H*
t, Three do da .1»*
m Twelve do da ... 89®
w Two ■ leeree, Three months..«®
■in ■nito..„M«... ......to®
Twelve month*..90®
HP" Co ndverWeemeot to be eenehteied by toe mooto er jew
enters specMed on toe kiuumcripl, or pevvloueljr served npoe bee
kweea the parlies.
An advertisement net marked on the eepy bw a speelted eam
bar of Insertions will be continued until ordered eat, and peytuvok
enacted accordingly. _ . _, „
(tsun.su Aouanrennova.—To avoid any mlsun Jerdin.ttr g
•■Ate part ol the Ann ill Advertisers, It Is proper to state ilutmcL;.
Atal toelr prlrtlegea only eitea® to their Irammllalc bevlneea it *1
■date. Legal *n.l all other Advertbemeata sent by them to be aa
add.'tonal charge, and no variation.
HT heal Estate and General Agent*' Adve Haement* sot to be
(■eerie 1 by the rear. bet to be charged at the usual rate*, (abject
to each Haem- uni‘ all be agreed upon.
Or~ Booksellers and yaariy advertisers, genemby. engaging or*
er more spaa.*. S. with the privilege at change, shall not, on the.r
yet- v aeerage to anv one week, Insert more than the amaunt
agreed upon as Use standing roie under the contract, and all sacsu
ding sorb amount to be charged at the usual rules.
A ! rdbrstmu Inserted In the BtmAWeekly Whig at Ti cent*
P«r square of 10 One* or leas for the first Ins. rtlon, and AO cents
per square for each conllnoar.ee, or If weekly, T5 cento
ROOFING!!
sstm aoerfaoirt
IJOi KM lUH KELTi ROOfUG'IM
TW MtltiPITU.
Ws are new prepared to net oath* OR.tV(LIOO#lSti,vf(
* eery superior quality, ettoer la town or country.
Amo. all kin* of GUTTE&S
OOIOCOTOM. _ _
and LIGHTWIWO tor*
0MAKL18, D. YAI.B • OO..
Up_if Iron Block GoveroorjUred
LltKHPOOLthBUOIHlk
FIRE Ilfil RAICE COIFAIf.
Capital. 810.000.000!
AJBl/AL 1SC0MK, |i.J5o,00*l
Daily K. v. uue AT,*00.00.
IkTBTD IS TilK UMlTki) dYATKB, UVBK
A 3 P.rntun /'sreoaoUy R-ponmUdo for the »oy.«,;»cs»is 0/
144 (Wpaitv.
Wi respectfully use utuotlon to the security nt Ole TJverpool
andLoh too insurance Company, to tu policy holder* la Us
brve c ash capital sod InreutmenU, as stated aboee.
The largo capital and income of the Company enable It to take
II is. convenient to partieo requiring large amount* ...'insurance.
|*i a 1 Htlon to the ordinary mod* of insurance, this Company to
«... PSKMA SKKT POL1CIKS, on the paynent of TKSASSV
A!. rttKMlCMS Property la, themretorth. PKteMAMS.VTL k
1 'TJCSSlr The Policy can be cancelled at any doe, sad the pro
^ a n-n will be returned less 9 per cent.
■I T-ns C impanv will make tcraracee by loss of keel* by tore, on s
^F a .« and mod liberal principle
Coder the Po.tele* of thi* Company ail claim* are paid upon ora
We-ta : a el auaiaiecsury prusu ui ..... 1 ■'• -
foiere* and a at, as is usual, s«t U4TS after -resen ta
ll .a of proof, WORTH AM A WYATT, Agents,
oiAl 4S Mala street. under M Char I-a Hrtel.
fiTIH kt i'OK S4LK.
Al lit «1»A»|>K< VAUIKV HAltKOAft t«T WORT
I II II) ,»g«, - ;wr rent bants, .- meeting with the
■ o,mood and Itans.Ue, and Rale gh and Past.in RalTnsds. At
ai :-s I >eg eosm.g nser rne m limn of du'la—, with a mortgage id
mlrMuti Tor a Minute description ofth* p«e eat condition an I
P-lure prospect of the Corneaoy, pamphlets can bs had al our of
• s.
— ALSO—
«h» Va. an I Te-oessse, Ad leoesgsgo
3KMI To-s a r-r 1 per sunt. Bi n ts
*na> Virginia S'1
>1 shares Ri 10mood fire Asnoclatfoa
id do Pi-e and Manor
tdmf do Bank of the Commonwealth
W,M-tf 0. w mUTT f * ™
vlTr! BUB It STORV » \ D 4>Bar lor fcth
vf ,!J as favors hie le-ms as Ihs article caa he Imp tried for, «f
At p a.-Sagos (t|, V and *4 pipes) of pure and bust )ua£iy PZSNCB
»*;; 1.1 rtatlon.
ALL Tdki l*Uh HU .'IS.
PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
&T A REE'S PATENT SOUTHERN PLOW
ltr t s awarded s Pa: nt by the Patent Cos V
VT mi-sl-n r si Waahiogtooa the *i‘h y^
.das of vi.-ujI, lull, and l the lafe Pd'of ^.-Cia-—
,t).e Vlr ln!a (Hate and Cen-ral tgr eudural Vv A
S cletlsa, heid l.i HI how d In i> to-er. -a* um- -v—>a
• <i delt-* Premium f*r bsinttfe be. I on
h -s- Pt>w. the be t two-h r«o Plow, and the best three-hora
• or I ar-horse PI w 00 iMM'l 01 oser si ihs tons, popular tn kes
a’ PI >wa In the state, to I was aw-tied the Miser Medal at the
file O* the Meehan!.-!' Inst tats o' the .Hale, bell al Ri hmoad
nt tl.e aaiae time lb- P incur who does bail Pbieinr make »
All crop; therefore, tend your orders and get the b-sm'^ had.
fa 51,3 doors abuse At Charles Imtut,
' nnid _Bhhronnd. Va
jy KICUMONI) POTTERIES,
F.OT OF M1I5 KTICIT, IWtFTW,
ABB
CORNER OP CART AND 1ST H STREETS,
RKRtlOfD, VA.
KEESEE Ac. PARR,
PSOPSICCOBA
T«fl sahw-rlhwrs respect hi ly u form the merchants of Vl-Raln,
M-rth Carolina and Tesneaseo, that they are manufacturing
^ - Ike beet AaaHly of
^ STONE-WARE,
• Which they will seU at the very lowest prices, teeiA a U*ral tttn
* * nr* AU * are sold by ar will be dedeersd ta any part of the
flits free of eharga V 1O8. W. EKBBU,
«» _DaTID PARE
J FOR FARMER*.
PRIME HEAVY BROGANS,
MADE KXPHK1S FI lit IS.
-SITE hare la Store a Unr* stock of ssrs super! >r SHORO, made
ST In es-ra s'sle, of ail sties *or M-u. Vo m II an I Boys Ajso,
M -0’s brass double lone l«g Boo's euttamc fu dlteh.rs an.l fanu
hands These rimes sill uenr double as long as any can be
• a<le la Virginia. »' here told them to some ,f the largo-t and
Bed farmers la Virginia, sod they pr- noance the a to I- the best
• ee they ha ee ss-r gtsea the r te sants; the* haee worn them
Awelwe m mths We laslte alt In wa it of rvaUe prim- Sh ea, to
aall and examine them. We haee als- the Bm’l Armory Si ee,
fend Mew’s end Boy’s Beard alchmotid made Brogans We wUl tell
Ahem eery Dw for the uuaBtles ,
WESTON \ WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
1) O O T si ka IT II V i
V/ V/ X ^ v M ^ I
■ LEATHER AND TRUNKS,
MO. 15* .
I Pearl Sti*e<*t.
Rit hmoud, Virginia.
Mil —It __
'i a ioTs.idk ana
On ilit* Luropfiin Plan,
C1TT or NSW TOM.
Single Rooms 50 Ots. per t>ay.
CITY HALL SQCAK, COBNSB OP PRANRPOIT TlHiirr,
((fpuotte City HalL)
u they moy be ordered •» 'be epertoae lefeotorp. then
to . Barter** Shop and Balb Lee ®* attacked to the HolaL
N A-fr ware of Huonara and M.*ek—a«,oh.
• aa* a# ara fuiL M. VMBBd H.
tfca-lB_ rropate».».
THE DKIGHS 1‘IANU FORTE.
r~ f, ,M a# SclnU*. Arnurkma.
..
i W ‘Ml otter adraattfaa rained by tbia method
iV of ceUtnalion, are compactor • and oi.»ic d
la; oreontb of lb. boo frame, ab ch beartna 'h'^T^T
wiv.W mate Of the Mrl aa without any aalaia .ref J II
fr .«* me wood, ran ite-tbar ahrlak Bor warp, aa that ate# th'
elo feh.ee once aatfed to ibwlr proper tone on, tor loetrwueo
will, wa are Informed, remain In use al If • proper SS* *»■>“!
moa ka la the ordinary Plena, the real etrenatb depend*, to i
IT. a extent, ep a th# Iharaaab eoaeonlaw of th* wood; and hoi
mm.* ar. ma le af m»*a frran aad woethlwae'eS, lead an, h.
mm hioed tern tor. II n> l««f>r*a all Mranath derleed fbom Iha
aon-ce, rdyto* eotol, “po. too em. act and
* *" *** °* W, AgJuM StV^i._
HOI ,R-VI RMhllltti BMW fTKBMBS, PL* l
LBS A 0 •, bae* »a baud a lar*e aad fraeral am rtmeoi
too a foral-hu* 0 ""to, Cbinv Htoee, Ac Pereoae will can.
«... . iatereet by r a amm.ila their atoeb.
J a a btkBBINS, Pl’LLIW A CO.,
^ corner Mr aad Broad hi
/ 1 H IT A to B. VIOLINS, HAN JOS. DKI SI S, At.
f I WHO a ar*e amrrtm-wt it sheet Mule aa band, at P. II
T.y!/)«•* tontoc «4.re, 1-Htfaln at._
head a» aktkks
SOUTHERN .MILITARY DEPOT!
THt enbwcriber* barfn* larael* la.-re.oml their Mock of j
MILITANT «'»OOS, I
a t a imimiea aopertoc toeiltbeo foe oteaintc* both the Porelab B
and Jo meat ic Ooodo to Udo Hoe. are prepared to oter caveor- M
d iary ladweemeam to all bo aaat of
MILITARY BDLIPMTim.
TbmretocA mil 1111
Bpdaleitoo la ereey rarVejr
Leanlailoa Sword* aad Seim
Batumi, Uooa, BtedUe, Webbin*.
and 0 tenoral emorweeal of the aoual
TrlBomoltogo far I olforui.
MITCWSLL A TTLf«,
Mala Streev Slchmoal tb.
Boater to W a tehee, leooky, SHeor Were. Upectoct.a, tottoao
and Paaey Banda___ aad-dloa
^ UNU1 and bimiw »*nu M
D *HfT QHIWIJI0 r*«AOCO.-Af WM>P *•* * »•■
£+•4 *'+*4 •# <*•*■« ToUeoo, *o
RiatfaMmit W. MNWi A 0° •
*. lNNitolbMl,0w.1M.
VEJTLEWE*
MAT PA VR TIMR. TROCRLR AND MONET
■T rceuwtsiso wain
CLOTHING i FURNISHING GOODS
AT TUT. OLD' RTTAILUURD HOU’R
10u» MAIN 91 REET
Wh*r* for bin than 'wanly ytara fl-il claaa lloodi Httt
*J J at right price*.
arRemomberJH
They Warrant every article they aeU, and ofer at aU liases tha
LA AG »T PTOCA!
LATETT PTYLRP!
1RPT Btia.VlNI I!!
«A Word to the Wise V
•nIP KEEN. BALDWIN A WILLIAM*^
CLOT III NO.
D IRKM OTT. lltatRI** t O.,
• i* main stbkkt.
Hate on hand a lar*taslocS of CLOTMINO, l»cS a, *
Orl « Bearer Orert-oalS
Noti-o* Hr«vtf k
Eng lh Wfcl*n-y da.
Drab H«n*rf Oa»rafkt
Black Fvt*»»hain do.
• Mlrar WxtdCnaa Pw'tW
©ray Cam do.
▼clrrt’rn Hutu!nr Suita
Black and Brown frmch CaraSutfa
Hi act ani F*ncy On** Fanla
Fancy and B1 acI FUk Vt »'i
Black an.I fancy V.lrot Vrata
Ph na. Collar*. B'ck* an 1 Tlea
ft de- Rhir • an 1 Drawer*
Pot*' n uhinw, Children* Cl thing,
ft. Bargain* til oa DABklCOlT, HARRIS • CO.,
lli Mala frrpH.
WINTER OLOTHINGk
I.P.T IT «>0!
opportunCf U n«w cth-red to pa'cht«ff* to get good
Moth at I w pilot* Wo i»*Apo%* working down Ute whole
•feet,andiMik wr caw plrwac M»a public i ale, boih lw alylc And
WC MEM. *EW I NEtP.
Or»r Coe.*, Tu-1'1 **guile, Ceee'mere pants;
V,- .el end «l< Yeti'. Merino Phirte eo.l i.raoere;
Cil > e Me. It Her. .1. aefkrta, C. u»,. and Suspenders,
any end every thin* on He board marked down.
V - the Li. vl month v.' shell push sale. si on* Ctie.p roa I tea.
IV. A TOTMAN, Ait,
HI, Stein at
THE FAIR!
The Fair!!
1J»Rgr>N» riel tin* the Cl'y dnrln* the TdJt, will Jo well to ckll
and exxtuine oar a uck rt
KKADY-MADK CLOTHING,
which la the keel ae hera ever (ouea up end prices to
Ml IT ALE HIYEK*.
glWP.tnw a MILLER,
Oppo Its Mitchell A Tyler’a
W. & Der ma, g.ieemen._ oe-.LI
FALL AND WINTFIl CLOTHING.
NOAH WALKER ,V ('<)..
(Branch of the Baltimore U rate,)
103 I'oraer Mnla ead I Ilk ar Pearl Rir< eta,
RICHMOND, VA.,
DEALER* IN READY MADE AND MANUTACTL’RRRi
VIT
GKVfS AND foirras’ ITU CIOTHIM
AND FI KMSHINQ GOODS.
Alao a lar*e stock of CtlKVt* CLOTUlNl). adepied to Perraots'
Wear, lo ahn h ae In rite the special s teulloa of
Tobacco Manufacturer, sad farmers,
ocio __
8i i h timu» »»». ni ith.
BLACK TKIth.TCAgg gCITP,
II VIA LI Ns Cara eftT*.
fANCT CA’.f PCITS,
BLACK DRLg* gl'ITA
Th - shore *rode ere wall made, nicely cut, and will he oleted
al fa r competing pr.cc*. at ***'■• wree*.
w* m.% enirii
NOTICE.
Til* su^ir-'ber bavlr.it rr»*de a change In hi* buainect on the Id
of ju . y Uni ill iccjunte do* him pre
*:ou* »<> th^.t ii*ne ah all be e «.«ed lie wcu»d, therefore, at* of
ienllt *o4 euato*** era to Cotae forward and disci a*.
in *ebt< dn Th mk'ul fi• i*nst favors, ha would a«k l contlm*
AUv'W w/th.lr pAtr u*na#(e to the new * neern of 8PKNf*K M i> Ikl.
K It SPENCE,
N«*. 1 >». cor Main and l Uh Ns.
Uchnvong, Au»r. N, !•«._nn»
C'OrAMTN IC«HIP.
IHtVf lb«a day \i»k‘ 1-1 with me. in the Merchant Tailoring
- Ii-i«l:ie‘«, WM <i iJAKKY, .1
\ < • , V. , i, I 0*y n-rtf p «*» date fn.rn
iuly l*i. I *Mk*. I t el w* aeaw willht re after be conducted seder the
name and *tvl.* of Pp«ucr A Oarey
Grateful fur the very liberal pain rage I hare receive! for Uil
i>aat wars wool! moat respectfuliy ask a c ntinuanc* of the
tame to the new concern. E. B SPENCE,
jySl fin. 1h* corner of Main and W h s*reet
JOHN t.MIU<N4 lo,
DRAPERS A.N D TAILORS,
EicHAisuE in Laima,
| *»*! RTKRKT, hichiop, V*.
Wocl'l reapactltelly call attention to their new ityle* of
Fall an<l Winter Goods.
.egl
. :: .1 ED MUCH YORK SHIRT EMPORIA*.
Gentlemens Furnishiny:Goods
murK bare now .*■ band ov-rrtw d..a Hhl.U, ill prices, qualities
TT and *tv 1*0. *hlch arc are cloain« «»»* »* feduced prices.
There *hlrts are ill mid*: with IV famous Improved Erench
Toke, and are warraoted to gt.
i »ur aaaortraci l of lies and Cravats can t be beat In the city of
Elchsn >nd
W. W'-u’il call attention to oar Urge stock cf Under Shirt* and
Drawer*, which It ror* full, and conulai full line* In SUB, (lauir
Mertn'-ea Unra, and Cottun
«, have increased our facillllc* far making Shirt* to order, at
th* ahortevt possible uotlee, and a perfect St.arrantrd.
4lao on hand, a Hoe stock of Ready Made Clothing,
8TVRT*v*NT • MAflWJRl,
J.1J No. M Main Street. C«r Utl, in.
*50 rr-’ •*,M oBvattmieBsiT jm ear*
»l bbla"B“ C' frr Sagar
JO “ Patent Cat do
10 “ Craohad do
10 “ Pulrrrlard do
JO half Chea;* Green and Black Tea#
8*‘ hole Pine kppl* and IngHsh Dairy Chee*.
4 lary* aaac.'ment of Cngtlah (knee* and fickle*,
Also. Prroch and BnrHah MuaUxiL _
dust received and for sale by VANCBT A HARRIAON,
Kt) *1» Main street
M tiFEl.lH a wIMOVS
SEWING MACHINES.
WITH nvw Improrrmrota, at reduced price*, The Wheeler A
Wll-on Manufacturing Company haring gained >ll their
,ult* at law .1th Infr ngin: manufceturer* of Hewing Mechloea,
propose t at the poblle .ball be heae*t« -d tb-rthy, and bavr *e
oordlng'r redu'ed tbe pdera of their Aewtng MaoMne*. After thli
data they .in b* sold at rate* that a It |> ay a fair pro.I on the coat
of utann't-u-c, caplur. Inverted, and ripen. < of making •*!<*—
SO. h r m ... 1. .HI enable them to make flr»t-.-t*«, MacMaa*, and,
aa hee-tnf ,rr, euvr.ntee them In every particular.
HKlfm.RS, ULK, Ac . at reduced p ice*
orrit * a»dmi«»i»4m»ii
Ail . ila air, rk, OlthMfwIiVi,
yj iks or 1860.
WHEKI.ER A WILSON.
As Usual. Victorious!
AWARDS BT TllUfNIA tHu’dASICS' INSITITR ON
NEMlHi MU IIIIE*,
TO WHKKLVR A Wll.aoN, let Clam Premium—rUaer Medal.
To th* LtwrkR CO of Richmond,kdClass Premium—Diploma.
TjOROVgR A II tKS.*, dd CU« Premium - Diploma
UN ff.Bi.vi ■ meni.eik
lit Premium to WH»ICI “ill A WUPON.
Yd Premium to tee LKSIKIt CO.
».»fi-depwt>_
W L. WIG AMD'S
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
I pro 'ear* to announce to tha tadlea and my cust-mcre, In par
ticular. teat I have opened la niy new at-*re, on the North aide
of Pro id. hetwe- -Vh and dlh sirens, hul t and fllicd up eiprraa
ty by myself fl.r tha' po-poae la ban !nar atyla, «u enWrr ’v 'lew
,tmt ee-tro.iee sAodr./ l/i/.'iaer-y l/'auf*due* r*uly ru-i.fa mi/.’in*?
,,n tin.l; «!•-. fmbm dtrU*, A'tvif Luct <W/»r«, Pooiru
£p«Je f-,r children, and a bn-pr orana (maul </ Turn at very low
price* Respectfully,
nod - dm N- L WlflLD.
li. wuttii:hTi:H’«
IMPROVED PIANO-FORTES.
MAM FACTORY AND SALESROOM,
r»l BTP.KNTH ■TMKBT,
CORNS* TH1*» avKNl'd, NIW YORK,
1N0K a quarter of a cenUry th* Instruments manufac*ered at
1 the ahoaa eaubhal.meot hare rauded urnon* the Bret 'n tha
country. Their durability, asrattylh acJ delicacy of tone und touch
are h'lt.My appreciated by all who hat* yteen them a lit r a«*> trial.
The Proprietor, by ylritiy his peraonal attention ts thr manufac
tare of each In trument. In all Its Malts, la enabled to guarantee
superior tacellcoc • and reliability In erery rrspret. ^_oca »rr.
Thr abort Instrument* can be purchased of A. ■ORRIS, Rich
mond. _
mm ■Aftis« jaiirian. mum manvv,
**" Cos's trdned Sparkling Cel Mine,
Trench Amber, do.,
i Trench Ptuk, do,
i Cooper's Shred lelnaiaaa.
Cooper's Phrel do.
i for ewle la uuanllun to ault, by JOHN T ORAT,
bojh Toeceeuor ti * die A liras.
1 i pTo,l ft rowt iu*. MVf in kiore * large atoch of ol4 Wh!»k/*,
*4 tbU. M?uf« lyf," % br*n4 well Iboib now aboai wine to
ten year* old
tOfb * buTH rbluer’d. now old ar.l mellow,
f *7* *• of Mdilott* brand*, all pare and r ®*
\ |<i •• lower grt4e* *
g* plpei indhilf pipe* of Ifennea ef an4rtarJ, nwpny I
With a hear f *wk of Li<#aors gnnllf, for »%!« low. 4«ft *®_
; UlliEUACLIKKi
uisrrMTCKius or
PlIOSNIATIC FERTILIZER,
ME IT ill) BOSK CDMYOBf.ttl'ISO BOSK. Ac.,
UC-PRCTTl'll Y bey leure to call thr attention of the fsranen
and P!utters of *lt»it la t> the shoes nrtlctu a* ant’ny the
b.el and cheapest NANI KM In the marUet, the atakperielwe of
many will abwn^aoUji tratify. .
The Artt, u a Hu*ph*te, we brlle*#, ha* B® •wpenor; tie *#e
rt(i<| la coa.'poe*d of •®cfl »®»®^®'® •• *®UIK* w
return ; while Ike *alwe of ftowe Dual Bet*l wot be »enUoae4 awlf
w> warrant a pwre artlc e
K:*** fa-rlll»«r N" \*r W n of 1,«* 1 **
■ at an! ion. Omn#.ot |» •• - 1 &•
Pone Dusk. PSS “ " “ ,an*™ a» t,
- J Klladelydlm
K raaleaW bw
J. P. • **■, Rkhm ad,
> A P. LI STSP, Pet ere'-alp,
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RICHMOND WHIG.
WYNDUAM BORKMMOlf, E3Q, ON TOE NATION
AL CR1S18.
To the Kditor of the Whig:
is one who, nerwlofore, Iim been freq iently honored
by inerki of the confidence of iny native State in her
time of ease, and now bold a responsible trust by
the favor of thia important city, I ask, through
your journal, to lay before the public my humble
viewa in our time ot trouble—a time so full of peril
lo al\ that any may crave audience, without presump
tion, at the hands of bis fellow citiaeus; and 1 address all,
without thought of, or distinction of party.
I am ooe of those who believe that our Uuion sprung
out cf a sense of eotumou interests aud sentiments of a
111 dual regard -was constructed »th the most consum
mate wi-dom—was found'd on a just and equal regsrd
lor the interests of all, and the feelings of all; aud stands
consecrated to us by the hoi eat of memories, and by
such a harvest of h easing', moral and politic il, social
and national, as no aork of man ever yet secured to a
people. I am of opinion that it owes its past iUOOCM to
the loyal tecogniiioo.iit faci as in tbeory.ol these princi
ples, of the equal right! ol its m-nib-is, and of the sen
timents of fraternal good ai l, out ol which it sprung
that its duration a ill be co eileuidvo with the sime loyal
recoguitiou of them—aud will no", aud should not, sur
vive it. it is plaiu that we cannot, and should uot, live
together, permanently, lent a* friend« andei/aa/s. ke',
while I concede that.’on the part of lirge numbers, this
equality has been violated, and this Iraierual lei ling lost
eight of—Istillthiiik by all the memories of the past, by
all the garnered fruits of poser,at d liberty,and glory, we
now et joy as a people—by ell the hopis ol our great ex
pel iuienl for the future il is our duly toourm-lv'S, to our
fathers, stid to our children, not to cast it off, or destroy
it, till we have made every honcable effort to save i; till
we have afforded to those misguided men who have im
periled it, the opportunity ol retracing their step’, and
of reuewing, if they have momentarily forgotu-u, or ol
proving to us that they retain, il we have mistaken them,
that ancient good feeling th»t bound us together, aud
which can alone hold us together. That done, fruitless
lu, I should as earnestly demand a se paration Itom those
• no should resist the rppcal, a* they who, without mak
ing it, insist on the instant dissolution of our I’niou.
Locking at the proximate causes of the fesrful antag
onism that now at p.rates the undivided people of the
South from the unjorily, apparently, of the people of
the non sUvebolding Sint s, and wh cli has brought us lo
the verge of D.suniou—if uot war—they would seem at
a casual glance, quite inad-q iaie to account lor such an
tffect. Th< y are, mainly, the laws iutended to embarrass
or obstruct', the recovery of fugitive slaves, the refusal in
two or three instances of Free State Uovetuora to deliv
er up fugitives from justice, and the dec! tred principle ol
the Lincolu party that no slave-holder shall go with his
slave into any part of the public territories. No one
would set for a moment auy amount of mere pecuniary
loss that might Huw from the Personal Liberty Liwe, or
of injury that we might snff r from the exclusion of slaves
Itom our present Territories, (where source anybody
wan a to carry them,) againrl the evils of Disunion.—
Why is it. then, that all the slaveholding States and peo
pie—those, ever, tin t lure scarce ever lo-c. an escaped
slave, or seut an emigraut lo the Territories, with one
inind and heart, rise ii revolt, and sire r aly to encoun
ter til the untold ills ol Disunion, or war i'seif. against
tl ote comparatively harmless measures a.nl designs?—
It is btcanss they deny lo ms equality of rights, and im
pin, on the part of those who meditate than, a pretension
of moral superiority, whkh, while we may not stoop to
controvi rt, we yet utterly re!use to ratify. It is the same
teasott that would lead us, at home, to su't.marily break
off' iu'wrcourte with a neighbor who should decline to
ifCeive with us our family servaut*—to hold him an cue
say if he harbored our runaway r laves, or have him hang
ed if he ttole them. Il is because there necessarily lit a
tuvolW'4 and embodied in tucse act- ami 01 signs, al
though not avowed ill words, u denial </ our right of
property in cur *!are* 4ml an oturtioh of our criminal•
li/ holdiug them, or, in tly uiild si view, cur comuiiltirg
•0 great a wiong iu holding them, ns io authorize inea
aures to be taken by the federal iiover iimen t to edeet
•‘the altlwiate eatinetiou" of slavery throughout the
Cniaa. ll is because- they proclaim iu clfect the uncon
stitutional and anli-kVderal dogmas that “there eau be
no property iu iii.tu" aud that “stave-holding is the runt
of all villainies."
This 1 think is the verv kernel of out ttouhles—the
core of the wound that now iuflimea the whale body
politic. 1 have cut fealletuly li t > it becitts - I am satisfi
ed it i> one that eau never be healed by Mltface treat
ment. Let us pause here, and reason a little together —
us aud our North rn brethren.
la there a word, line, or alau-u) wf the Co*.Stitution
which iii'i' mi-.in tbwrwmwtCTt manner, mu man ratty nor
Ik' held .v* property, and that to so hold him is a crime
or even a wrong requiring to be redressed. Not one.—
On the contrary,the priuaiplc* embodied in the Constitu
tion are that ho may be so held rightfully—anil that it
is no more a crime to hold him, tli an not to so hold him,
and that both those who choose to held slaves, and those
who choose not, s'and equal, in ail respects, in the eye ol
that instrument The provisio s which authorized the
conti; ued importation of slaves for tweuljt tears after
I.r the .date of it, and the neov. ryol fugitive* from
labor, are absolutely incompatible with the denial of the
right of props rtv iu nun, or the a-.srip'.ion of ctisuia ility
even wrung to the eztrcise ol it:—while the ratifica
tion of the ordinance ol ’t>7 showed a like, and just, re
gard to the ncilinients and rights of those who were
averse to the institution, and to the presence of ilsves
among them In vlf- ct and iu fan', the Constitution pro
vided for slavery where the people wished it and the cli
mate salted it—aud for the absence ol it where the people
and the climate were averse uttd unsuited to it. Aud
thi* jus*, fair, and impartial principle of adjustment of
conflicting view* was again embodied in that great mea
sure of healing and peace, the Missouri Compromise,
when new Territories made uew provisions necessary;
and is the principle, aloue, iu my judgment, in some form
or other, en which the friends and opponents of African
slavery, as existing smorg us, can ever remain perma
nently together under a common (Jovernmcnt.
II this view be correct, then every act and purpose,
whether of Slate*, parties, or citizens, founded upon im
puted defect of tight in the slaveholder to hold property
to slaves,or on the criminality, or wrong, of slaveholding,
is not only ucwairanted by the Constitu'ion, but directly
at war with iu p inciples and spirit. The Personal Lib
erty I-aws—the denied surrender of negro-stealers—the
threatened eic’u-ion of slaveholders from their equal
rights iu the Territories—the adoption of any measure,
however "ultimate," for the ex'inetiou of slavery—which
the Constitu ion uot merely recognizis, but in part intro
duced and extend*d, fall plainly within this category
and involve a clear breach of laith on the pait of all
whom the Constitution binds—the peopl • of the Stales
who ra ifi 4 it through ths i Conventions—their State and
IV-deral authorities who al! swear to “support” it—the
President, above all, whose oa'h is to “preserve, protect
and defend1 it.
To justify these breaches of good faith, the plea of
“ Conscience" is *et up. It has in en always recognized
•s an honest plea for pot entering into engagements at
which it revolted,but I know no code of ntorals.or of laws,
which admits it as a j ustifleation fur uot fulfilling an en
gagement after it it once intertj into. It was not the
laud vet ennobled by the fame of her Ames, that was to
have bs-en rzpeeted to lurtiisli “ the oceasiou of this op
.wlnmi, ” lia said •*/are no exeiDlion to the revved that
<• paid among natione to the law of good faith. It ie
ihr religion <f Gouernmeute. It it ohtereed if harba
rinnt." Of them who broke it, he said "ehame wan'd
,licit to them"—Vid that “aw eh mid tag of euch a race
cf men that heir name it a h-aeier harden than their
debt." I commend to Massachusetts, to the false idols
the baa act up,aud to ail who are Dot quite lost to a scuae
of honor, to r ftvah themselves with the whole of that
grand an'l eloquent tribute to national virtue f om which
1 make this extract—and then turn, with what appetite
they may, to the treacherous tea-hing* of thrir Sumners
aud WiltOLS, tbeir Hales and Sewards.
As long as this conscientious disregard of engagements
■ as confined to a few, we little regarded it. Though
we witnessed with rone ru the spread of bad faith,we yet
I hop a revson would sarc<rsfuUr combat, or law effec
tively repress it. Mow, it is not only preached and prao
tis d by menacing numb, rs, and embalmed in Hute laws
_but is th- distinctive feature of that platform of doc
trine now advanced to power in the person of Mr. Lin
coln. It i* true the tegat ve of that docltinc is shewn
to bo held by a majority of near a million of votes in
the Union—that it i< aho held by a inajoritr of the nonse
and of the Senate, an I br It e Sa icine Court—that uuiu
b.us, perhaps large numbers, voted for Lincoln who ate
not Kree cotter*—that a c' arg j adverse to it is in t ro
gress, aud that ther- is, ihi reti re, uot only no irnm -diatc
danger of host 1 Veil ral 1 gislalion, (uu!*.h Sautln m
uri ii abandon th • posts it is their duty to maintain,) but
every probability—a • ertainty almost, of the difat of
X'-puM canism at the next el ct on. B iil I ll ink
in view of ail circu t stances, it is best we should
come now to an un ler-tanding with tire Ninth,
and eithir continue ocr Union in harmony, or dissolve it
(i hope it nut be) iu peace. It is too late to speculate
now on what uiig ‘t I ave harp-tied, had tbecountr* con
tinued cal n. It is t ot calm—hut ag lated to its Vi ry
centre. Men's pass ons arc ever, win r.- too strongly and
universally aroused—their antagonisms brought out into
t «||M lid ef—their interests already too dj. ply uff clod,
ants'nwuto be too mu h j .opredixed and too easilr
shaken, bv thiir present political relitlons, to make th-ii
preservation poss ble, even if it t ould be, uud' r r I'Stiug
eiminratanc «, devirabte. piaseBF ions have rf*eh. d such
a pitch a* to make a at ttl in nt or tl e quarr I, and i
d fiuitr und r» landing aiih our Northern brrf r n, on
tat s, imperative, but not instantaneous, nec<a«iiy,
Our Kith’ s bad simi’ar woik to do, and did it wi ll—
but always took time In deliberate. Their sons n ighl
be content to walk, If they can, in their fooutepi
—aud wi 1 bw foetus ate, inded, if they do th Ir work n<
worse.
Wo net d, ■■ it f etas to me. for T-ace’s sake
aud aa being only that aheer " Justi.e" which tin
Cwnstitu’ion was drigoed to "«ata'lsh," further le
giaUlioo to couatevsct or i onish all iuterft r lice o
o'ftaclc whatever to the facile recovery of our (ufitivs
i'i.*. :
A detract coasiitut oral iwcsftiiis* of the duty of iht
Ptaieu la which th*y may la** • d, to ai»rre«dr*F»awa
•irate.a and sthwr etiaiioate under the *U*w eodaa of 'ha
dare hwidiag Bute*; 'mada ncw—ry by the dttoyal aw
% %
Jesuitical ialerpnta lno, ol the raiating provision, criji
i a l« [ ropounded by Gov. Upward, and since ado, led t j
other*.) , , , .
An equitabli constitutional recognition, tea adjust
ment, ol our o ,ual rights in tbc territorio*.
Constilu ioml | r.tectiou aguinsl all legis’ation, Fe
deral or State, (otl«- than of it* olive-foldiug Slate*,)
iuteifering with, or aiming at, the abolition,or eitiuction,
proximate or ultimate, ol tlavciy in tbe Slates choosing
to allow it.
And with all, and pervading,and vitalizing ail, we want,
and I, for one, would coidisliy invoke, a revival o( that
old patriotic Irate-mi feeling, which made us, of old, one
and invincible, and would make ua lorever, one, invinci
ble. and iudivisible.
Tbi* would be but to apply the |rccise s-lf-seme piin
eiples and compromis< s originally iccorporat. d into the
C institution in relereu-v to sUv-ry, only adapting them
to tbe u w iircu •-taocea in winch .we tiid ours Ivrs
placed. The Constitulioii gave the South Alricau slave
ry—it gave the Norn exemption from it. The proposed
change applies that principle to th - Tertituiies. If il
omitted guarantee s again-t hostil • at'ctnp's of the Fede
ral Government upou slavery, it was only because no one
dreamed at that day that pnjudice coni J so bliud men to
du'v and houor as to suffer tbe disloyal thought to be for
a moment entertained of directly assiiliug, or indirectly
undermiu ug, a social relation fully sustained, and partly
estatilisbed, br the Ooaalitu'ion itself.
Any just demands of tbe N>rth, if fha has any, 1
would as readily provide for as lor those we may ju*tly
advance. A lair art argument of the Territorial quo -
tion squally protects tb* a* us. Slavery being au Hi -
men', ol political power,they have, undoubtedly, a ju*t
claim to be heard oti the question of rc-opeuing the At
> (jean slave trade, if it should arise, and, for one, I should
f *t no hesitation luaeoenting to a constitutional iuliibi
tion of it if they desired it, however visionary 1 m ghl
deem their appreheusions.
I see uo reason why every man who approves tbc
Union made by our fathers might not unite in somcsuc'i
adjustniAit as is indicated. If 1 do not deceive mysill.
it is founded thioug- out, fairly and exactly, on tbc prin
ciple* on which they originally agreed to live together
under a common government. And the qu stiou lor til
to deters ine is, whether we shall agiis agree on their
priiiciphs, applied to our new ucc< s*il:es, or break up
our partnership. Could these questions bo f.iily pre
sented to the country, and lime allowed for d liherat.ou
to take the place of passion, 1 would not br wholly
without hope of agaiu seeing our whole country once
more rallied, unitedly, under an unmutil tied h inner. 1 w II
yet I ops that even M oaaebusetts, and her New K lglar.d
sbtsis.will see, timely, the disloyally and wrong towurds
u*. iuto which they t ave been betrayed by fslse guides—
will not, at llioir bidding, eonscut to fasten dishonor on
their fathers, who stood proudly and sllVctionutely b.<
our fatliers—though owner* of slaves—bjsb in held
and iu council. Tbey will pull down, rather, these un
worthy sower* of national and s > i.il hate and discord,
and agaiu get in the high places where they uaturally be
long—the Everett*, and Wiutbrops and Curtises, w o
would not 1.s* sedulously guard their honor or their in
ten Its, by presort ing their nice, and maintaining their
good faith. An 1 Sooth Cirolitu, betrayed already, 1
fear, Into * premature anu i.uwibe act of inim diate Ili*
union, would, doubtless, di'Carding wlat a-cn s a s It
erected dictatorship in her midst, liud, under wiser aud
not I-ss faithful counsels than these which I ave so lar
controlled her, In s curities that the North may be widiug
to give, and other South ru State.*, not le*s jealous ol
their honor or their rights then her*< Ir, might be wilting
to accept, auflicient inducement to return again into our
long glorious sistei hood of Slates.
Her right to secede, at a mere politi al right of Sovi
reignty, I do not deny—but I do deny that her seceding,
nee, is right—and as a measure for the redress of In r
grievances, I thiuk Secession should only bj resorted to
when all otiier proper me* ur>* for ridr.-s-ing them.
*;thin the Un on,shall have tab <1. Entering, » sovereign,
into the compact of I'nion, «he never n.rrgeil, or lost
her sovereignty, and has unalicna'ed and uninuliL*
ted the sover ign right to abrogate the compact—
(which seeding is) — with mute or without came—
the political right in either case, both the mor
a! and political right in the former case; but, ia both
cases, sut-j t-l to the cc-rqual right of I'm Oth r parties
to t*i« compact to acquiesce in her act, or *;rk r dre-s
against it, us they, in the exercise of their tone reign an
ihar<ty,mn} think proper. Hut. I think h< r proposed ini
mediate < aetcisc of this tight, that dissolves her connec
tion wish -ill the States alike,both wrongful and ill-advised,
tin the concession that there is, as claimed, sufficient
cause, os ayeinel the Staten Ilia! hart been faithleee to
the rampart, to declare it broken as to them, and to pur
sue any tiiodu of redrew s e mi.lit thiuk p oper, I do
not think it, by any m ana, folio*-,that slur has any just
rbrlif to break il its to State* that ha>*■ torn fa<lhtnl to
r*r . —,***•*, "ort a garnet o'l.m eh hie ni around «/
complaint whatever; and il ill • d flic.hies of fiudiug ade
quate redress agait.tt the ofTending Stibs be impos-ible
to b- surmount- d, except br secesi-i in, then 1 say l ist
an extreme nrceerity only could justify a step that in
volved the b etch of a treaty with utn (Tending parties—
and that, necessity esn hsidly tm adniilt d to he el
trente, which fourteen Other S stes, having similar griev
ances with bens el I, show th»y da notconsiier to be so,
bv their not adopting the same coursa of precipitate ac
tion as herself. Ido not urge other oljxtious to lit-r
eourse h cau-e they have been often prea tued Xoue,in
deed, I fear, can now answer any purpose »s to her, and
I would not hive presented this, but that 1 have not ob
served that it has been heretofore discussed, at.d 1 wish
ed it seen and weighed, It there is any force in it, by me
States that are still undetermined as to tin ir coins'.
Hut haying touched on tli squestlunof secession, I will
add thceapres.iouof my opiuiou, that what right of ccm
pl.ltit or n dress soever, the secession of any S ate, or
breach of treaty,by her,may give to the other parties to the
compact, It belongs to them, a.e perlite a id eorrreig»»,
and became parties anil sovereigns, and that the United
States Govemment, which is neither party nor eovt reign,
has no right whatsoever to employ lorcc against her. It
would in my judgment be a usurpiliou ol power of tbe
mo-it formidable magnitude, for which there is neither
wairantiti the Constitution, nor in the nature of the F«d
cral Government; ami would call for instant and unqual
ified resistance by every Stute that valued that la
tent Sovereignty and Independence which alone distin
guishes it from a Dependency ora Ibovinee, and makes
it, in every contingency, the final and uncouttollcd a bi
ter of its own fortunes and destinies. No! the step of
secession, one - taken,revolutioniaes all our Governments,
State and Federal, and, finally pertiited in, leaves otdy
before us the work of re-construction. And it is bcc lut-e
it does involve these tretneuduous consequences, that l
do hold it a grievous wrong, except in that case of abso
lute and extreme necossi y, which I do not t link has y> t
arisen, lor less than half a million of people to plunge
more than thirty md'ions iuto the vortex of revopitiou,
and into all the d lliculliea an-l dangers that must ever at
tend the re-construction of Governments.
But if, unhippily, conscientious scruples on the partol
some, or new visions of power and prosperity, under new
and untried schemes of government on the ptrt of oth
ers, shall forbid the continuvnce of ad Oil tbe principles
which first united us, I yet hope the great body of the
Mules and people Svtith and North will be to mil wi Hug
to re-aflirm, and to harmonist agtin, upon them, and en
ter ou a new career of pro-p -rity, liberty, happiness mid
linnnr The F-r.-nt Genual States of t ie North and W st.
I do uot yet believe either in point of feeling, or in pt int
of interest, are pr -pared, or would he willing, lo divorce
them* -Ivor from the South by u rein al of any j ist g-iurd*
tbit may he demanded by their p.-cuiwr social condition.
U„1r ihttt ijuntiun* can be hr,,uijh! before ikt country
for d -vision remain* to be con-ider. d. 1 throw into the
common stock the cru'le suggestions that have occurred
to me as to what may poisibly be best to lie done, though
events may, any day, demand other lines ol policy.—
It is, if Congress shill uot earlier have acted to the
same end, that the legislature of this S'nte shall, on
assembling, take measures to obtain th > co-operation of
c- c Legislature* of the requisite number of the S ates in
an application to Congress to call a Convention to pro
pose amendments to the Constitution, and shad r-q i-st
of all the Stiles the eatly convei dug o! their Lig
isla'ircs to consider that question. Tn.il the rl ivehold
ing States shall proc- ed a* once to call Slate Conventions.
That each Convention shall i-jdiea e such amendment* to
ihe CbUflitutiou a* ihiv nuy deem necessary, to be pro
posed, alt -rsariis, to a Convenli-n ol all the S ales, aud
eudeavor to fix a tim», in concert wi h the other Cnuvcn
lions, (which nuy he done through a committee of car
re.*; ond -Dee,) for the assembling ol a National Couven
toa. Tiiat the d- legates to Ihe Nitionsl Ccnveniien
from the S'avehoIJing States rhoul 1 be empowered by
their rc-prciive coustituenci- s lo collate the plan* of their
respective Slates, and prt ,-ent either, or some nea one, ss
a plan of settlement whichlh:y believed would he accep.
tabic to their cou-titu.-u'S—but not derogating from the
powers of the deleg its* to pursue any other eour-e they
might deem to be culle-l for by the iutercstrtol thsii rrspeq
tive States. A refusal by Congress to call a Coinin'-oil,
and the like refusal of a number of States suHi ient to de
feat it, miget be luirly cm aimed into a ref usal to grant ti e
required amendm-'ti's, and would make other s'epi t'lett
ue. easary. Whether such step* should be indicated in
advance, or wait upon the necessity that should r- quire
them, it would he lor the State Conventions to decide.—
If dnappeioted in all ilfortsto save the whole Union,
and if no atl, yet the mill notice, of the Union, I hare no
fear Virginia wii prove unequ il to her des iny If thrown
back on her separate,indr pendent and coini-lete sovereign
ty, and for ed to prov de new guards for her future secu
rity, she will, dou ill***, uke care, whether alone, or in a
new Union that all hi r own gruat interests, her domestic
inatitu ion-, lur praiu, her tobacco, aud her mines, her
aiaoufau'urcs and her opening commerce, shall all, b:
fitly protected, and not liable lo be overlaid, or domina
ted over by the alien, ot competing, interests 61 a iv oth
er State or combination of States whether North or
South. Go where she will, indeed, I rhare her fortuntu
—but il is her interes's, her honor, her power and her
glory and hap pinna* that 1, and all her sons will mainly
look to, and strive to secure, in any future re oigsnla*
lion or re-adjutamaat that nuy beenne nee a*ary, ot' hu
posers, and her position a* a Sovereign State
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In the parLr or chamber as the kilehea. Por sale by
Juacru LAIDLSY, Chemist.
Main and f*th Hire* ti,
(ION OP THE RED MORTER.
delft Flrhmood, Va.
Rltinio.VD ■ chtii.i/.i:r
MANUFACTURING MILLS,
ROCKETTS, RICHMOND, VA.
•. IHRTWAV. - - Gca'I Afrnl.'
MANUFACTURE and offer ffr*r sale In lota to su't purch sere—
Tine Ground Rones, with their organ c tna’«.r. Hartman's
Ammon ited Super Phosphate of lime, mad - of hones decompos
ed by Hulphurlc Acid Also, Hartman’s Improved Manipulated
Guano, made of he**. Ptinsphatlc Guano, one half, (decomposed
with Hulphunc Acid,) and of best Peruvian Guano. The e Fertili
sers have been used with the m<> t satlafactorv result*. / Iso, offer
for tile American, C dumbian, aud Nev.ssa Guanos, at the lowest
market price.
To r>e had at the Mil’s, also, of Messrs. WOMBLR A CLAIflORNP,
and Commission Merci an** generally. au’4 ■ y
Gl MtlUDEK TKAR-Of nptrfuF .juililv, lS MM
and half dusts, for sale by
dsA— At f RG B. DAVENPORT.
I860. DECEMBER ITII. lM
a i*ecm kale.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TR PRI^F A CO., with the view of cl wing out some depatt- |
• menta r f stock, will, during the present month, offer at a
great sacrjrt'e. a large I t if
Elegant 8Uka and 811k Rohrs,
Cuh btc and Valenc'a Rob s,
Mouila'nssnd Mo-islaln robea,
Vel urs Bt d Yd ur Itybes,
and many ether DREtl 000DR.
Moil of these go *ds are real Frtn A, and are lobe so'd certain- ;
ly—to which t‘ e particular attent on of the ladle* !* called.
Thev have, s'si, au t lei ant llns of Clo'h Cl ak« an l Arabs, l a
dt-aFura, ii Vlctnrlnrs. Muffs, Cuffs, Re, long 8haw|«, 8tella
Fhawls, Ac , Ac , all of which they *re dL*posed to sell off very
low.
To p-event confusion, the Frst named job I- ts will be shown op
ml c tec r d tl r de4 _JHOA. * P>>IC<> *
R Mil «>|| ( AMEN.-hands* mi- y 'urrdsliv
|J ir-l 1POVR A CO., Drurf sis.
NRW NIMTAMV WORR.-J. w. nan MHittfl m
for sale Infantry Camp Duty, Field, Fo'iilkalloo and Cua t
Defence Prepared and arianged by L. V. Itudihoti With PlaWs
Pi ice M cents. Rill
New < 'or >» u orlbakm MHAItRL
hSls , 10 han bids , for sale by WM. WALLACE 80N8.
delS- dlw
mint. ntllllSCN
AND
STEAM ENGINES.
MADE UPON
S O U T H E R N SOILI! 1—
THE
I'KION NIKI Vt( tl lllMJ (OKir.tlKV
or
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Are no* refelv to furn'.h the ecleVr,'e<l
WOODWRITU
PLANING MACHINES,
WHICH reiju'rc no o her recommend-t ion than their alr»ad>
established reputation.
AND A UFO
MT.4TIOS %Kt KTKAW
Of from 95 to It 0 Horse Lower, which tksv irfV huPd at a^ U»
jtrit , p»rh‘»ra* jnnnrl'uiM they can Ac fumUSttl at any Xv'th
tr<> fC Ui’-'i hint ft.
These MACHINE* are built under the personal supervision < f
JOHN If. I E*Tilt, >e«| . former -y of llrooklyn, N V , wh*. sa a
Manufacturer, U well a d w.d«*!y known, and It ejr are wairanted
to give iitlrftrtlnn
iwr office so j it ms in ftmket,
HhhiuuNd, %m.
ITS" d for Descilpt ve Fa-'p? let m>23 - If j
MOLIMC9.
)0 »lb Is p ine Cnht Mus.-nrada
f«n 1 Ms New crop New Or'eans
50 bols. prime Fugar II u’e Syrup.
F t a*!e by
de19 U WVt H CM A 1 » IN Q W AM
u ■ «• a u«
H 9f* I hds Cuba Muacivadu
1T Mid#. foito Ric 1
VT Id.ls A. )
bi hMs. it. : m
so Mils. Extra C.
Stibb's 0
4*» Mill Powdered and Granulate!
4 > bbli Crushed and Cut Lr af.
Por sale hr
de'S _LKWH WH! t A J.iWN O ft •
DdWiW.
E- Kentucky Rifle,
Ain -riran bpjrtlng,
Ind-an KIU>,
Mectrlo,
Fra and Duck Shooting.
For sal# I r I. k O. B. DAViNPOET.
CITIIMIMN M A IH OIL* or wash for Improving,
naP ring, cleansing and *m lelllthlnr 'he h*'r Fo- aala by
W. PETEK* >N A C >.,
<*ec19 155 Man Blret*.
(lIMII'lt.H WIN If. -«••» basket# and cues
Equality. Por sale by
I A H DAVENPOtT.
OLD H% VC U MIMA V of auperlor goal.-y. for sal >
deel—6l I. A H. DA VENPJUT.
NRYIP, COTTO* amd JUTETWIIE. » *
by JOHN N. GORDON A SQM.
1% VIM % AT
J WEST A JOHNSTON’*, US Main Street.
L vin'a Hr He author of l>r Antaido |1 25
Travr a Its the Kegh ns of the I'pper and L„Wtr Amoor. By T.
w. AUtn«on I <50
TIi-* Qu-era of *01 i tv, Idustrated. $1 50
Bit erHstet A Poem ir J O. Ifo! and. 75c.
Our Tear; a chllds b.vok. H theautho- of John HaUfa* 75r
The habits of Good Society ; a Hard hook for Ladha and
Oent’ewen. |l 95.
An Faiaf on Proftblonal K l im. By Oeorgu Fhallwood. $1.00.
Ihr Pdgilrns Progress for the Young. 50c
Hope* and Fears, or Scene# fro-n the Life of A Spinster, 2 volt.,
$1.50,
WEST A JOH"*rON, Booksellers,
dH2 _145 Mkln Street.
rlESBEHl, PINK ATAWIU. ftllOlELI AND
ToNOS —We have on band a good supp y of Fendcis, Shov
els. Tor g* and Flr» Stands, which we ar oifrr1er low, for cash, or
to pun. tual customers. T. BOUEETSON A SON*,
iL>il No. «5 Main elrtei.
(lONWRTIQf i: LIYAIEI N, for fixing, darkening,
t and p'oducn g a rich lua re to the Ha»r, Whiskers and Mous
tache, for s»ic by W PCrEEWN ACA.
d,g 155 Wa'n Pt-eel
VLLWGH % W % WAfEH, bottled At U»« ipnngx—
supplirs now In store, and fo* sain by
d,-u W. PETOOt * CO.. 155 *‘aln >t
s.KOirvD ALI M II - l,T.
lurk■ it »l!N.» ALUM SALT. In fine ordef. on consign
.»« H f meet, turiale by WM. H. SOYHTn,
•lelt—lw bir Cary and V » rla
Will'**: HAIII iaryi n^-t, i...
lata by del I DOW A OOl, llt)BWC
>1 vi H % PIN, HICK AS I *>, *HOI' 1,1* m *• HI
I CON, for tale by WM. WALLACE UUNi.
. He'd dlw_ _
■7 - BBLS. ( II >ICR HRS CHOP !». O. MO
I •* LAIA3I8 In lit* e for rale by
data nrNLnr, MCNCCRF A QQ
\KU CROP NHU ItHLKANM *I.«AH AND
MOLAsSKi, In alnrr and to arrive, for tale by
del!) - d w WM, WALLAOT HONH.
CLOA KN.-I'LO IKS.—We hare a few rery »ni>erior
Black 1 brlh an I Velvet Cloak*, of mtir.lv new an 1 e ryant
PAlt.rua, which wc offer f traile at pr cea very mu-h redweed. A
few of the ab *ve are rery elrgaoi, and differ from anything that
hie brrn tcld In Richmond. CI11LK4 A OUI^KIT.
d>6 i
| I IK, CKnK!NT, 11 IV, FIRM, dkc./lor •
9 Ooft hb!*. Fre h U-v Ic'd- d l.lme
8.n n bMi James It v. r C«ment
fi*H) hl>la. R tspr-rialt C%»m i.t
l.nx- l.il-t ’•h’pplrg and ReUlJig Hay
I ha Out and 0»o«* Hen In*.*
fHI ha.f hb • Family Roe “
:'.c» bis Hud
tlhhli H.ltnon
fr*b*»l«. No * Va^k're!
V hb s. No ft McI.mm Mackerel
1«K) ki * No 1 M vfcen I
mmbblt Aiulrfri
90rt,*»tKi R»*ga f, nuirted hrnn<*s.
Wr have too rx»ra lor the storage of the bulk of 1ft 000 !»• Is.
milL'GVOHD A 00.,
On the Pock.
A PPL* HHANDY. of rood qwallty. for *al« by_
,-e a Si 1- A 0. A DAVkNPOCT.
8CPKICIWM ULlt HVK wHICST.-W FJjJfor
aale by del.Y—fit I A ti U DAY IIFDAT.
flirt P H I V A r I: FAMILIA* AND rtTMKHN
l wlvtilry a cVnVe a-tlc e of cherry. Made va, full, t'rack
Brandr, Arrack Jimlsea Rum. ^ntrh, lrl h, and Rye Miipki s,
and a fa’I asMrttuent of the br*t brands Cham, agoe. can find them
at Uie |o«e*t price In mu ad: I ties to salt, at the Klchratni Wlnt
Store. DUDLEY A CO .
dels ___TI Main at.
WOMAN A N Ik TURKIC <’»IILDI.KN DOH
WALK PitIVATALY —I Lave for vale privately a wo
in in fend U rce child en. The w nun Is a No. 1 psstry cook, and
a housr•servant. Hhc was raised la a genletl family, and sold for
"°df“,'L HCCT01BAVIH.
ol YRNItiH IMillkH Ml STADD.-U Ua U
“ botiln and boxet, fcr *ale by . _
dell DOVi A CO , Prayylat*
UTS* DRRNSINU lirtW NA. We have a few, T.r,
superior dressing downs. Alan some of 'ower prMML
d»l, ¥ Urrll.M A OIIRWART
IRlIViri nroHCOinYli purely ret. able «nd ir
a e-rt.tn penndy f r Colds, Hoarseness, Croup and Irrtiaklon
.1 the throat an 1 luoyA »rr »!. by^ ^
,c ,, t.Vi Wain H'reit.
■ kill SLR AND SCNCdl.D KHNW.-W' *•" »n
J 9 hand a few D ante and dieyle flunk, to*- *n; on* , which
ae wLI at 11 trtry I w, av we wlab t • ,rt out nf tne tan trad r. Any
pm->■ In wa-tnf a yrod one will A» Will to,Ira u* a call, a*
"'Uln,» bUT 1 b‘r<*^_T.BOMATAfWA «CS
fllOrtiOC-fRIi- Toe attention «f yrocer* at.d «er,hant* yentr
1 ally, U esLad to Nwapl'-'wlsafMl tlfcle,D»,S»»«,Pw■
st *»r —a home Miiclc, »: d superior to of l! t kUrfi befeee Ik*
yubllc___
• f%K L'ASBS SISSUtT awBDDS PDOTB*.
I BCSUT A CO, Ti Wall a.
, \
■V Al'THO.iMT OF THE 6T1TE OF VIHGiSU.
MILITARY~MANrAL.
A BAIK AL or MftTBlirTION ron VOUIR*
TKHI AND BILITIA,
ur
Major William Gilliam.
I.ATI P. 8. AMT. INSTRUCTOR OF TACTICS. AND COM
■ANDANF OF CADITF, VIRGINIA MILITARY
INlTIIlIT*.
1 VoL Demi vo., nearly TnO page*, and upward* cf ft'OfUcitra
liot*. Price tO.
THK aohjecl* are, 1st Aa Inf oda tkn, containing a glossary of
HMIMi - In os- a**ong military m* n.
td Army In which ih- organliat'oos of Infantry,
ratal'y, and ArtdVry are • I*-waxed, I •wet * r with an outline of
the duties d !in'vlrg Upon ihe various tttf d» partments
fid. A'in i ard Ammunition, ennui l*g tr ndenseJ d«*eript'on
of the arm* suit -I to an 1 use I by C»» Iry, artillery, and Infantry
of the |ret t it day with d rectlon* Lr pr piling the various kinds
of an munl'lon tor these anna
4th Ufanrv Tactic*, rtnbraring the, schools of the Soldier,
Company, * klrmUher*. and Ratttloo tateo almost Cutlrely froTi
Hart re’s Tadics for lie Unite I Mites tro ps In this, die nreva I
Ing lysteros of oc<»tt fo In'a try of the hoe. and of Hard** for
Light Infan’ivand Rid-men aa adopted by the g-nerd govern
ment, are s ri<*t!v adhered to, exc pt some few alterations which
• ere neon* try In ha-mool*lng and bending th* two »} sterna,
an as to sunp'y a- d adapt them to the mill la service.
l» h. Tar> rt Pr c»!ee.
C i. Csnlrv Tactict. embracing the schools • f the Trooper, the
Troop, the Hqu dr m and t e B»glni?nt, Ukm wi.h prop«r mo.iid
call mi Lorn the L\ H. Cavalry Tactics.
7 Ji Art Mery • act Ira, t n> -raring th* roanal of th- piece, an I
the school of the Mattery, taken from the United Male* Artillery
Tact lea
sili Conor* to be p id by the troops, taken from the general
re»u at'ons of the United Mat * Army
y h forms of Parade*, BevirvsJ Ooa»d Mmo’lrg, Cnl-rs,
Musters, Itoder*, GuaYs, taken chi. Sly from, the Aimy legal*
10 h. luterna* O -gan'.XKtlon *f Compsnle*, ar d the (duties of
Captains, taken from the Artnv k<gulaitor.s, and drawn from the
I ractleal »xi ertenre of Major (fill am
llth. Duties in Camp ar.d Garrison, Campa and Marches, f.oiu
the «tne »<-uic a.
l¥th. Dntl-a of the rtaff Depar ments. together »I hlhen'ces
•ary for f momirg report*, .« qu'*IUona, rclurt •. Ac , from the
•vine SOU • *.
IH h. The Manner of br ng'ngtrorp* into artDn Inwhl-hthe
vari us ordtt* of bald •, and the « utlos of Infantry, Cavalry, and
Artillery, w! en lu action, ar- usse I.
14th. Court* Air r Ul, e.rh»a lr g the orgafilstlDni of Courts,
the ru e* of | rxrdure. the find ng-i, sentences, Ac , together w th
the dutlrs of t’ e Judge Advocate, the lor in* if the erders for de
iaiflag Ikf c -ur, m .
Ift'h Music, en hearing the vsrlou* call* for c'uty, Ac , such at
Rev i lie. Tv.to i breakfast Call, Dinner Call, Retreat, Ac.. Ac.
ItiUi. App !i dlx, cooUla.r»ig.ln«\Art'ele* if War.
1C rt nut front Vie Report of Gen W. II !ihhttrxleont A-tj't G'ette
r.it • / Vinjlni i,to the (Joremor.
• **Miior Gil am. is a graduate of the Uniiod Rule* MIHary
Acad-my, has s-i vrd in the Amiv, and I* »•• I knwn a* ooe if the
• cst accomplished ta>ilHant i.f the UniGd.M aU* I have care:ulljr
examined his Manual for Vidantsvr* and M.lttia, and report, that
so far •• my j id^m-nt Is reiUble, it \* the b*,t work now known to
m*,ir that 1 ever •if."
will be ls,u< d < o or about the Teoth of December.
Urd«ra tided according to dales of reception, sad
NOW KEADY,
COOIT.KS XAUIMAS MIMIAIU TAUT I US.
Thr »v> k u».-J bjr authority In (he Uuitnl Amy.
Ity A4JL Oen 8AHUKL COOPKR, L\ P. A.
1 rol 12to., fhi’h. P Ice $1 2ft.
u Jt I* J,in nary, 1V4I, in 'i l.litL n A* /.(# /nUrlinear
Strit* of ( /•»*» A «,
Oii4*« *|« • ami HerAldi,
Kill Interlinear Tr«n»lati #n.
< lospel of St. John,
Hi h In'erlncarTrabalaUoa.
china n» Japan,
By Ufdnut JAMES D. JOHNSON, P. * N„ cf Ky.
Will, Colored Illustrations, Map,, Ac,
1 voL Uoyul 1 '1 no., clotli ptlt. Prirs fl 50.
I.liuipaet of »l*liii:iC<il Nature.
By J. W. O’NEILL, of Memphis, Tenn.
A Natural III,lory, adapted to both (be E.imlly Library and the
School De k. 1 rol drnil Sro. Very fully WiutrateJ.
PUBLISHED BV
CHARLES DKSILVER,
12» CHTHTNI T fired, I IdUdelpIda, Ta.
ri'MHINHN & HAILY.
BALTIMORE, Md
(9*IUutraUd Ca'alogart of CHARMS DKilLVEUfl Publi
cations lent by mall free of po.taye, on appReatlrn deft—1m
11 TIIVHIZi:i> CAI'ITAI...*500,000!
THE PI,ANTE US SAVINGS BANK,
Or THE CITV OE RICHMOND.
rid PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK, bavin, an ample Oath Cap
ital and Chartered by Ihe Legislature of Virginia, will receive
>cp.,r'tes of Ylwc Ihartl.ar# and upward,, on which Inlereat
11 be paid at Ihe rale ..f sli per centum per annum If remalnlny
( ar-ntha, or hive per centum per anuum If lev than ,1a month,.
Interoat payable *<-•»!-.« Huuullf, If dealred.
Deposit**received at their office, at the More of Meaart. Duke B
’ukcheaan, No. *0 Main Street.
J. J. WILSON, President,
a. A Hownwaaoa, Traaenrer mall—Ip
SOl'THKRN TIONftY.-The Nolea of all advent Booth
e.-n B ink*. continue to be received by us In evchange for yonda
r on account at par.
,„«4 KEEN. BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
t«ET Tin: BEST.**
Splendid Stock ofPianoe*.
WORCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
WB offer for ,ale a full aasortineot of Ihe most superb
PIANO PORT,*
ever offered for tale Inlhila mark'!, and aak an evatnlsallon from
hose in want of the but PIANOS at the four. »/;>«»«
A. MORRIS,
nrik R lokacller and Dealer In Pianofortes.
NOTH'IC.—Thro. I. Roberta ti !■ no lerye' a partner in the
ecneern ot The Roherteoq A S-na. The bu>lne«a will be car
ried on In the name of Then, Robertson A Bon.
THEO. ROBERTSON,
„„1«_ I) M. RoHERTSoN.
I MPWNTANT NkSTirr.—Allp.raons Indebted to Cren
ft thaw, Q larlea A Co., and Thoms* It. Quarlca A Son, hy note or
ot.en account, muat pay at once, oa lonyer Indulgence wl I n.it be
given. oeW_TltOS I) QUARLES.
all perlorlot of Medicinal Wines »n.l Brandies, 1 • ttore »nd for
t,l.hy W PETERSON A CO f
no«6l.V> Main it, cor. 13th.
WHITE I.HIMIK W1HI.-A f tlstoekof BooUa
unrivalled, Iron Slone China, wldch we will well In aela or
by the »lrgle piece.
mH ^ _ TIIOS.^A. RILELET A CO.
C1HIIIH! OLD Hi*M mitel LIU I OHM.-A fall
J assortment on hand, Including the finest Brand eg, Madrlrs
and Sherry '•leu,imported Into thlu eounlry f.riale ill mi anti
ilea to suit purchasers. BKLDEN A MII.LEA,
no!5 Cor. Pearl and Cary its.
I HON, | MON. —SI tons liamaH's best tha'lns from 2 lo 8
I iBchaa round, receiving per hark Pioneer .direct from IJverpooL
A LAO
10 tont V' and J. O Common English, for sale by
nnM EDUiN WORTHAM A 00.
HLANKITIt HLANKKTm
I y t CEI\ El) per PIONEER, direct from UverpooL
II, balew heavy blue-grey Blankets, and In More of our own Impor
•tu*i ra'r medium and evlra heavy twilled Duffle and Mackinaw
Blankets In grrst varl.lv.
i'i»!r c«oiiron fr»*y do., very low*pilce«l, which w« offer to ttit
trad* ai greatly reduced pliers.
gtolh _ _ ICICKT, PAIMK A CO.
,l ■ DOW giL ANN ri'ITT AND VILA, for sale
In all uuanlllles, at low pries*, at
JOSEPH LAI DLEYH Apnlhscs'y.
SION OP THE RED MORTAR,
hen aod Main streets. Richmond.
NKLMI* (1.01 HIN«.-We are offering great Induce
neats lo puichaiert of Berva-.U' (loth'ng. Anilous to re
luce our Stock, we are making It the Intere.t of buve « to evil on
luce our m KEEN, BtLDNIS A WILLI* Mg
IIACUN. HEAMWBI.AL'
H Vft Lhda TodJ’i* Hidrt
IS »* •* P^ould*ra
31 t*i ** IItin*
1im» bit Fmory adairarUne Oandlf#
4*4i bill* #•>. 1 Halifax timings, Ac
for* *nd “V bjr CHAS T. WORt HAM A CO
niRCV d.SIWOA AT A CHEAT HKDI d'TIDN,
|t W'e offer our large stack of Eiucy Hoods at a great redactioe
In pries. They const, t In part of
Chl-a. Oohruilan 0 aes ar.d Antleius Votes,
Parian Wars In stcV variety,
Pancy Ink Star da, C« hgne Bolll-s,
Motto Cupa ai d Saucers. Peney Phi a Artldra,
Be- u Hal Purler Mache Work Rote#,
Wr tlrg Disks ("gw Casco Ac
Pt rvonv in want ol presents for (i rlt'ma,, would do well to cull
g,s THUS A hUlRt.EV A CO.
Spit »:«, »PII E* (Pit PA- ter. UI d rr ah lc, .artaril
ed cure Mac -, Clovrt, Allspice. Olnnvmon. Nutmrg, Prpprr
Mustard, Ginger, Celery Aeed Ac.. Ac F. r*tlshy
JOHN W (1 SRL1CI, Anothecary
4.10 Mark t Pace, Ersuklln >t.
COITON TANNA, attor sd Numlisvw. from « to It. Eo
Tele I. v _J NO N. GORDON A SON
I1>A RALES NA V. new landing and ter tale I y
o.29 '_ BtlDliPlRD AOO.
Ttft.-ifi LIES. Tar In prims order, regelvtrg and for ttle b
»o*rt_EDWIN WORTHAM A OO
PitBALLI P. Rum,In atom otd (nasals by
ft<> weH_____MJOKAR
pwVTA* LINK* Ml CAHAN CABBAAB.
\J Well aswart sd fur tala by
Atfl I,TAN A. AflBMA A AOM.
0 SOOTHERS LOCI MARl'FATOBVi ^
DWELLING Local of every deacrtpUoo ; gliding tV>«r Trtta.
mlngv of the but quality. Alio, Priion and Sink Lock! J
Iflngaa and Bulla of any bright. Hr [la bang, with 01 without
Tub c«
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
At I tall do work but my own maoiifneturr, I am prcpareJ ta
Warrant It to glra antlra latlifactlon to thoaa who m vy favor ma
with a call. "•
WILLIAM RKADT,
MO Main Street, hrtwea Slh and »lh,
MO—1»__ tticwuoao. v«
SHARIS' PATENT
COLTER HARROW.
WKEEInviie the attention of the Farming Community
l°lhta NEW HARROW
which haa been tried by man* practical Earaen. and prannoaerd
by them to he the very beat Implement yet made, for preparing
the land fur » rdl'g mall grain, and effectually covering the aama
after aeedlng with two horaew doing the work of ala alogle Ptowa.
We have purrhaaed Inc right for the State of Virginia, and are now
mnnnfacturing them for the cnanlng lenion.aad reapectfully la Vila
an nomination of them.
fyll _ GEORGE WATT A 00.
010. ». LOWNRi WM. B. 000* .
LOWMEK * COOK'S
Foundry and Manufactory.
•aim rum, tmat aim, aloasoaa, vmania.
HAVING made large addition to our ahnp, to auM If a Soother t
trade, we will tell at the Northern pricea of ISM We hava
over lutt dlffrrrnt deatgna of Plain and t.'mamvwUI Railing,
Vrrandua, Hnlrunl a, Forrli Hin t a, tl iadaw
liwurda, At, Ac., Vault and Cellar Do-ra, Iron tuah, MmUrra,
and general Blacknmlthing and dnlahlng dona with naataeai and
(teapatch
fgr Omrtery Ratling for the country, made in aa to he pul up
by an ordinary mechanic JabB—if
wilcox iVl gubijh*
HEWING MACHINES.
nvEtTri) nr
J. F. C;11IIIN, mil Point,
Pocahontas county, ta.,
AND is manufsesurvd under patents granted to him usd Jtmrg
Wlllcoz, dated June 2.1S57. r* D»u. .1 July 1*, IF-?. Patented
Au/ust 10,Pet-iuary 21, 16BD A’so Uncensed under aiz other
Patent's, roverlrg «he entlr- construction of U.. MacHue ; ron#e>
<iuentlv, there can be no 1 tlgallon In regard to the patent rirh*
It la leea complicated and the mogt perfect wurkiof Bevt i# Ma
chine now In use.
It forma a flat, ersn and elastic Kim, which la warranted not ta
rip In wear, and U reliable upon *U klnda of fabrics.
Priceto |rr* Every Ma.hlne warranted.
JOHN A Bn.vnf,
BoItD % Block,
12th and Governor street*.
filHIC efitetprie r.g proprietor
Sr rn I of Ctf KBTNUT O ROY If
/ -AW ^ A \ IV HI KV ( he |.ur«vt Mrdlrlnal
/ . ► ^ a \ / feet ever knowr,) has fjr« U! •
f v Y \ J *h« coHimunky a stimulant,
/ \ (»i|pr,healthful«nd invigorating,
f ______ ^ mmm me ^ I 1 ,h< $4me llme • mild JeUdcug
f w WUKKFY <] ‘^r,e^duj;
V f| i| I |1 flL I Aw I lhat 1* palfr.e I off on the coma u •
ignillVllfel(JJ r.ltv, an J which U lrjoilowg to
V 3 ody and mind. In addition to
Y mik# / hecertlficatra beneath, he hag
. TV ■ / eceived a Diploma from the
X^ PTeTa ARin.I.rt Ka i. HO It
'»Y, and additional testimony
from Dr. Jac*»«.n, iM on, who testifies uuiur oath Ito lta aboo
lutc imlty.
CKRTIFICkTK*.
I»m i.sdki HPa, Pept. 9, IVd.
Wc have carefully tested the sam* le ..f Uhrttnu* drove WhDky
v it .rut in amt find that It collth.s r.ooe of the Poisonous t ul
aUr.reakn. wn >• Knali till, wt.lch ii l*u . haracierl.lleind Injorloii*
log? rilient of the WhliklA Is general u«e.
Boom, O.tRRPT 4 CAM kn
An-1'Ural Chen .at*.
New Vox., 8epl. 3, liie
I hare analy red a •ample nf Chcafnnt Grove Whlaky. received
from Mr obar'rt “ barton, Jr , of Philadelphia, and haviry . are
fully letted It I «m pleated to ttate lhat It It entirely free from
iK,ltom.ui or iMrt.rtoui tul eivuce#. It !• an u-u- utlty par- and
line flavored Whltky. JAMIrt R. CUILTt-N,
Analytical Cherrla*.
Buying, March T, 1 afar.
I have made a chemical aralytlt f c- maer.ltl tin pie. of
Ch.atr.ui lir. vr Whltky, which prov.a to be free from Ibe he.ay
yu II Olla, and perfectly purr and unadulterai. d. Ihe One flavor
of thU Whlaky la d riled Iro.n ihe Hr. In utrd In manufacturing It.
R, pitifully , A. A 11AYICR, M D . Stale Aaaayrr.
No I 6 Roy laton Street.
fir tale hy 0 WHARTON Ja ,
7 Stic Principal Agent,
r,. 11- 6.H * No. 116 Walnut Street, Phllad.-lpl la.
fllllK above PCRK WHISKY, COPPER DI8TII LID from MAI T
I Kfl i-RaIN, being auperior and uniform In oualliy, and Myfc*
ly Improved ty aye, it p eferred.ly cucauoaera to all other Whit
tier, and particularly ricorr mcr *ded by the heat PhyaVlara »nd
Ch-mlata. a* pca-eaa r.y all the nitu'remenU of a TBLI! TONIC,
INVIfi. RATOR, and RKMKIHAI. AHK.NT.
T e Schuylkill Wat. r, of Philadelphia, uted In the .Puliation of
th'a WI laky, It proerd by analyala to be the lofiett and pnreat a a
ler In .|.e Cr.lt. d Statea, and to t-It may, In a great detree, heap
tribuled the excellence of till Whltky.
For aale by
* PHBE.hl.tY 4 RllhfPSOlV, Phirnlx Dlatlllery,
On tAe .Sr.1. uj/ltiU Afloat-, /‘Ah’.i./rfy A.n,
Orv.ca.-96 Wau. STaaav, Nan Tual,
109 8.«T» Faoxv St., Pmi.At.it.raii,
mhSl-dly__
DOCiULTT & A > DIHSOY,
GOVERNOR STREET,
ARK. 'eeelving fo- the fall Trade, Carpeting!, Oil Cloth*, Vat
l nga. Curt,In O od«, Cornlcee and Banda, Wlndov rba.'te
Paper Har.gln,-a,Culled llalr and Meat, for ral at low prlcea —
Carpet*, Curtalria, Bed* and Matlrreiee made to order a' .holt no
tice. Taper harming done la the city or country by iuperV.r k
meo. ____ _[ucl—_
I.I hlKEK CARD.
1M70RNE CARRINr-TON, having pureha»ed the etoclr oflntr.her
j of the late F.dnard K Dudley, will ro.n-lnue the bua'nete at
the old yard, Co.rn r Krinklln ami 19U> Street!, where hr will la
happy to ictve the old ca«tom. re of Mr. Dudky, and the puhllo
^'skrek'on hnnd.White Pit r, Yellow Pine, Fleeting, ~ alnot, Cher
ry. Ath. Mahogany, Maple, ButlcnWo-.d, I-tha, shlng ee. Ac
lr' ' ‘ kCHKNN CAKftlNf.TON,
n0| C'.r, Franklin and IVih Street*.
||S||».NI1 MIPPLY FAMILY (iHfMUIU.
In flrkina No. 1 Oothen Butter
If. bhla Buckwheat Flour
8U hhl« superfine Kxtra and Family Floar
Sm- ked and PickledSalmon
85 % hlda No. 1 N. C. Rcc Henlngl
25 pkpa No. 1 Mackerel
25 bia Fngllah Dalre, Pine Apple and floahen Cbrne
Oat Meal, Rj e Flour. Ac , it.
Juat recrleed and lor aale > n the low. at trrma for rath, or to
wren pt cuatomera, at MINNIS A CO.'S Family fir. rery,
noli 2d and Main Mu.
C1 AH1>K* NKKD FOR FALL NOU INli.
r Early Large York Cabbage
Do Oxh« art do
Do Rugarkaf do
Large Drun head do
Do Fat Dutch do
Early CaolRowers
Round Savoy Spanish
Griffin Curled Rale
Early Butter Lettuce
Do Hardy Hammersmith dr
Lack and Spanish Radish, for tale by
ocf _ WM PALMER. RON A CO.
GFPCTO IIItOA D TH KAO t 1IOFN. Very!
for winter wear and Double Role, very superior and cheap,
at N 43 Main Street, at Riga of the B'g Boot, by
___WM. W A LAB'S.
SMEEl Cl DV H.-36 bbb. Wilson's Surry County 8*. el
Cider, pore Juice of the apple, and exceedingly 6re qiallty,
just reedved and for tale by 8ELDEN A MILLER,
ooit Cor Pearl and Cary »u.
1IMO8B MMMBH8 BOOT -Just received a !**(«
supply of these celehrated Farmers tang Leg Double $!•
Sewed Hoots, at No. 43 Main Street, sign cf the big b< ot, by
nrWM. WALAlt
1860. FALL TRADE. I8ti'.
OOAOII MATERIALS. ,
IRON AXLFR. —48,W0lbs Iron Ax'es from I t—
3 Inches, with pins or nuU ; ft) seta Tomlinson's
and Ives’ h pat., andTep« r Axice.
SPRIMiS. esklm
14,Out) Iba. Tomlinson’s Sweeds Steel, Umpered and tcmmon
Rprlugs. from 4 to IU plates.
HL’BR, RPOKER, Ac.
4.V) sets Ouro Hubs, .*uu s<U Bpokts, 1UO rets Felloes, Shafts,
Poles, Bovs, Ac.
CARRIAOE TRIMMINGS.
Curtain, Collar and Dash Leather; Enamelled Durlr Drllilrg.
Mas in and Muleskln ; Broad Cloths, I.a rev, Filrgif, Tanels, Head
Lining*, Damasks, Hinds. Casting*. Moss, Ac , Ac. * l
IflU ketfs Hammered Horse and Mole t hoes.
To cash buvers and prompt customers, we ar« prepared to offer
goods nt very low prictm. WILLIAMS A l|UOTT.
Importers, w bol-sal* snd retail dealers In Hardware, Huns,
Coach Materials, Ac., 67 Main street, nearly oppcslte 81. Charles
Hotel. idft
RICHARDSON’S
IRISH LINENS,
DAHIAbKfl, DIAPERS, Af.
ft^lOOTLMriLx of RlCIIARDfON’A L1NKMR, and Ihoae ieahraa
vy of obtalnlBR the OOUJ1NK GOOD*, if.noIJ a«» that the alU
clem they purchate tee •ealt'l with the u I Lame of lb. Im,
J. If. m< li" rd.on, Soon anti Ow(**n,
aa » uar.nfee of the »oundn»»a and dnr-MIliy tf the Oooile.
T i. caution la rendered raai-ntlally rtniurf. II liiyr titill*
tlee .f In'rtlor and defretlve I loen .r. prepared eejtaon »ft. r aea
•on .fief •« tion, mil aealed with tf.e non. of R1CHARI I*ON, by
Irt . Hoorn* e. »bo, tegardleaa of the injury II a* Inflletrd abb < n
lC. tmer-Van cenri Tier an-! the manufarlu'ete of the Rri air.*
1 Ooo w II not readily atan 'on a bualnewaoprnRtatd*, yUepur
,ti,i r* ei n be Iniwiol on with Goode of . wortMtaecbarieter.
J. BULLOCK R A J B LOCBV.
Hy_1r Ae.ptf U feade ntreet, New V.rb._
r 1\BVK A CO.’S l otiPfli nn Niai'P MARKS.
JJ PAB1LLA —le.rv tn.U'e vairanted to a ntaia the llrta.. tf
BooaJ of the rocL Pr.paieJ and for iaI» hv •
„„,I DO' R A on ,Drae»l»t.
■j a IN Oil N. **0*» ADR*. M RH'fliHI II*. Al -
ii a eui plv of them*at app oved alnavc ft' hr
„, *> Mivt 1 ro.n»ibi_
MBBIClIf B CHUT* • f all eleae tat l-for family and
Plan'aUoa uia. Alao, Phjric ana PreRet Dlmollaj
- Ca.ee, ftar«toal and Dantal Inetraaieoli for. laalNdl d.'phla
nriwe bv W. HMtrW * Of.,
10H !B6 Main
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