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;Ie f,is he .o!,"as "iac;s Tor he ne" .10' u "
Gle Toms Cabin" lgn the Maiiinsburg " udzeue.-
Thrre t. lately ~ lover c"rn'y o virginia, 'ua..o
nan 10 had ::lprIl!llei by his master anu "'
under our law OF those persons who was pe,heu W
remain in Virginia His had with ms hoef'y, lei.
him respectable property md this man. by INDUSTRY, acG
INFLATED estate Of s25 00o He had purchased MS "ie,
who was slave and his children wee, therefore, MS ""
property as well as his wife ,,,,,, ~
Falling lnu bad health, he went TO PhadePla some.
time during The last summer for medical advice, ont learning
from the best phi, sicians that his health wac worse IMAM m
thought ard thai could not live nc wrote TO rea' w
his old mas e, 10 come him. which ms ecn.e'an
did ana STAYED with him. and brought MN oacA 10
NJ his request He died shortly after his return mol ohs
since anJ hy his !as will left al! his estate 10 inns genie
man as well as his wife and children, who arc mus ,nc
slaves of his friend trusting Of course that nc ~oua care lot
Them, and provide for them. 49, 90,
Here was an intelligent, wealthy man. VINO Kne" he Gun
dition of coloed people in the Northern STATES lat pre-
ferte 10 leave his wife and children and all his properly 70
while man. 10 sending them out OF the Stale 10 i've Is
free persons with Rnc estate ,,
These are notorious and recorded facts and can De proved
If dene and there are many such occurrences among our
coorrd people which might be made public 10 put 70 shae
The hctions of Mrs stowe and her aohereh
there was any possibility substituting in The Noihen
mind fact for fcun-rcason for maslnuon-and chay
in the place OF sectional prejudice.
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i1Corresnondencc of tho Baltimore Sun.

lICorrespopdenco of tho Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o
Tic Wheeling Bridge-Confi Bctreen the Supreme t0u''
and Congress-.
Public attention will be called TO Inc feIalhuoe ,
0ic between the United States supreme Coun anu nv,
legislative branch OF the government IN Inc heens ous
as The Court, BY decree its late session. aet e
bsony Of the case decreed that the bridge should be re-
moved as an obstruction the CATION or elevated 10
certain HEIGHT and they allowed certain time wilhn whlc
the bridge company should comply win Inc terms o .o
decree Congress, the late session. ana inter le ao
mept of the Court constituted The bridge posi- Ioau, WIN
view 10 sa the bridge and evudc the decree ey
take 10 lceaizc what the judiciary has decided 10 Do "ui
~ - .xoor,e
In February tho U. S. Marshal will proceed 10 execute
The decree and summon posse, and, II need oe can npoh
Tho President for military aid The Governur oi peh",
the Other hand i'll resist the execution oil te oecec
employ the militia for that purpose. There is CLASH OF au
bnv bet CO. ordinate branches of government ana IN
which States deeply interested on one sioe ana c %
Whether Congress he Court 10 yield Inc quesoh
WASHINGTON Dec. % 1852.
The debate on Presidents message In the senate pro-
misses To become very interesting II was opened 10 Sae
monkc sneech bv Senator Mason OF Va and followed
hv Cen Cass in an able exposition of what the Democratic
pary consider national law. The affairs OF the Island OF
Cuba were thoroughly ovcrhaued and firm American Po
siiun assumed in regard il. Spain may possess me
Stand il she can manage take OF IT, and our lain
toward her shall be rclgousy kep but when Inc naula
force OF gravaion Of the Island toward the connehtu
mower of America shall render annexation necessary Us
means Of preventing European powers nom stretching ou'
their hands after it, then 1t must and shall become ours wiz"
or without the consent Of Europe. If this position snail De
firmly maintained no European power will eel inclined To
m,die with u.s. Al all events, they had better not
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CDM.MERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.


TOBACCO-rhis article continues in very good demand
bur there very little seIng-nor will there be much
ng nn' after The holidays Lugs 5! 10 g. Leaf So 50 TO 9
wHEAT-Tea 10 els. white ll5 cents.
FLOUR-HsId al So So Seottsyilc S. 62h.
CORN-Sae, Of new at 60 a G24 els.
CORN MEALS cents per Dushel
OATS 10 to Is ceas per bushel for ordinary virginia
OFFALBran IS cents bushel Shorts % cts Brown
Stall 80 cts; Ship-Stufi 81 cts.
RACON-Virslna cured hog round would bring l2h 10
Family Hams 1876 New hams IA; Sides, tx a llg;
FIsI-rerrings, No. Gu, 81 25; Gross 81 5&
Roe 81 90. Macherei, No. 3, $7a7s No. 9, sllE IL
No. |, sl2 50 a ID shad-None in market. Halifax
Cross llcrrings So 50 80
PLASTER Sales from wharf a, 81 to S. 25 Ground S.
L;!ME.Salcs a; Wharf 81 90 Store 81 37a.o-
BUFFERS in better supply. Firkin IS 10 Is els. per
ID ! fresh Roll % 25 Goshen 20 10 81 cents
GrANO-For Peruvian, $50.
sOAP-Turprntine, 3 cents varcgated II lic.
COFFEE-Oa Java 70 cents; LaguIyra % 10;
Rio % TO 81 cts Cape 81 a . cts Manila IN.
COAL 10 10 l2E cents board Tor good mixed fine
and lump E; . 10 II cents for backsmh's coal.
ELANSEED- In demand at 81 20 81 IS per bushe.
FEATHEkS--Livc geese 80 So cts.
H!DEs-Saushtered s. 50, green weight; Spanish s!3
80 To IL Cali Skins Sl.l2..
HAY from store al 81 25 10 81 so.
LARD-Bbs. l23 l3 cents. kegs IA Cts, pals l4s.
COTTON AND COTTON YARNS-The trade in cot.
ton here is limited. The quotations 0s TO II cts,
Cotton Yarns Is cts. per Id.
TEAS-Impcrial and Cunrowder IS 10 81 20; Black 25
10 Is With light demand
CANpLES-Taliow city made l2s bets; Hurs pa
tent IA Sperm 3S ai0 Aiaman'inc 23H 81. VIM Jack
sons patent l3s
BEI;SWAN-2 % cts per lb.wh small receipts
LiQUDRS- Brandy: Otard, Dnpny l. Co 81 - So;
A. Seignette 49, Imitation 81 to 36 Saranac So 80;
Peach dull at 81 Virginia Apple 60c; do. DID, 62G 49,
Northern 10 cts; Rum New England 81 33c Whiskey,
Richmond rcctcd p cents in bbs Cincinnati 29 4 30 cts;
GIN, Holland, a %; American 23c
IRON-Pig $50 to % 80; Swcdcs 90 IS; English SO;
Tre!eg.r (ltichmond) So; up country So Nails a &.
RICE-4& io5 CTS
SALT-sl IS from store 81 60 from wharf-scarcc and
wanted.
SUGARS-porto Rico 81 10 for ordinary 10 strictly
prime; New Orleans 81 64; Refined loaf to 9. ct:;
crushed SS 10 g. clarified ~ *.
MOLASSES-Cuba scarce al 81 %; New Orleans 80 a
81 cents.
SrEEL-Amcrcan bIstcrcd l074 TO ITO
LEATHER-Wc have no change TO notice in leather
The supply il good with fair enquiry; good light Gnd mid
die weights SIG 20; heavy s4 to Isl "damagcd sl IN
and Is.
SHOr--5:. 4 cents per To-.
LUMBER-Clear white Pine S33 80; refuse clear 80;
mrchanrablc 20 Pc refuse II Is per NJ inch pine
Plank from u IN Is per Nj hrcequarter inch pine Pink 10
~ Il; flooring rough from Is Is; dressed rs 30; Iosts
Is l5 TWO inch Plank l5 weather boarding IL IA dull
inch oak Plank % IS; buttonwuod do 81 10 &C. inch
cherry 80; : inch poplar l6.
POrATOES-70 Is els. per bushel
RYE-S0 cents per bushcl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

The State Agricultural Society held its annual session
las. week in Richmond. We present the second night
and heard the address Of F. G. Rufn We regretted
ceed!ngly that did hear night previous able
lecture of Edmund Rnti!n We in Richmond but
knew nothing nfthc meeting.
Franks address No. Infinitely better than We
expected 10 from him. II chase, classical sori.
cal beautiful Agriculture is dry subIect-a very dry
those who do practice it, Frank knew this and know
ing he would have mixed audience Of farmers, and poll
cians and teati, he determined 10 hani the Euh;scts
history and farming md philosophy which he did most
cessfully He ~ rtang instructive and utcres
ting aud delivered wei! have heard for lime
These Rutfns are great Edmund has done more
for Virginia Than "irg.-lnecd we doubt whether
the lived who has in fact greater benefacto
this State He has Caused forty blades OF grass grow
where before, and Swift tells such worth
whole tribe OF Polticans.-l Fredericksburg Heus
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FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SANTANA

We understand from captain in the French marine who
arrived Yesterday from ST. Domingo that there is fleet oil
the Emperor already in untspued possession Of The harbo
of Sanana tits farther announced that Is the intention
OF Louis Napoleon send all The necessary renorccmcnIs
10 keen the prize he has secured and ;here Is The slight
es, doubt among The French residents n the island that III,
ground aken by Napoleon will be defended by the whole
force Of The empire This is most important inlOrma ton
II confirms the pcvnus III French usurpaiion
isa distinct avnwa OF the continental policy OF the
European powers this continent and in The Gmf Of Mex
leo c which government is bound 10 take nocc anr
act accordingly. The people TAR in advance OF IN,
adni-, alton and the French occupation Of Sl
mana is made positively certain their indignation will bt
aroused 10 pitch hitherto Unprecedented Let all conccrne
look 10 the with courage and rnncss for here
event at hand " y Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.

Two brothers, Messs David and Henry Shaer. of Pres
county, had difficulty few days since, which resulted
n the former being shot by the latter The circumstances
have learned them, these David charged Henry
with having hog belonging him in his pen On Saturday
last David to his brothers premises obtain said pro
perry and upon his approach ordered leave but
fused do Henry then into the house and got h
gun which he raised In position fire. David perceivns
his brothers. determination shoot, threw diver
his attention. and then turned escape AT This instant
Henry fred the ball taking effect in Davis RICH, shoulder
enterng Just below shoulder blade and passing be
tween ribs Slight hopes entertained Of his
cry Henry has been apprchended and in The jail
Preston county, awaiting his trial
The Tredegar Procession and supper, is postponed til
Thursday evening
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NAvAL.-The following appointments and promotions in

NAvAL.-Thc following appointments and promotion
he Navy have been confirmed by the u S. Senate;
S Cornell, lst Lieut.. promoted TO Captain
Joseph Moves, Isl Lieut.. promoted TO Captain
j. McGaran Isl Lieut. promoted 10 Captain
Geo. Clarke LIST Lieut. promoted TO Captain
j. j. Morrison, lst Lieut.. promoted to Captain
" W. Polk, restored LIST Lieut.. promoted 10 Captain.
l.. G.. uardy restored lst Lieut. promoted to Captain
John A. Webster, II Lieut.. promnted to Isl Lieut..
w H. Brown, ID Lieut.. promoted 10 LIST Lieut..
w. $. Bell, III Lieut. promoted 10 Isl Lieut..
G.. Saunders, u Lieut.. promoted TO lst Lieut..
John Carson. I'd Lieut.. promoted To Isl Lieut..
c. A Mack, 81 Lieut.. promoted to LIST Lieut.
w g. Randolph, 81 Lieut.. promoted 10 lst Lieut..
L. o. Mafdrn, ID Lieut.. promoted to LIST Lieut..
A. l.. Hyde ID Lieut.. promoted 10 lst Lieut..
w J. Rodgers, Sd Lieut. promoted 10 ID Lieut..
VIM B. Richmond, 81 Lieut., promoted To I'd Lieut..
Geo II. Richie, 81 Lieut. promoted to I'd Lieut..
G. Il. Sliccr, 81 Lieut.. promoted TO I'd Lieut..
j. ii. Kellogg, 3D. Lieut. promoted to ~ Lieut..
L. }. IL. iiundy, Sd Lieut. promoted 10 I'd Lieut.
w ~. Joy Goodwin, Sd Lieut. promoted To % Lieut.
G. w. King, 81 Lieut.. promoted 10 I'd Lieut..
j. G. Reynolds Sd Lieut. promoted to ? 3 Lieut..
A. ID. STANFORD, 81 Lieut.. promoted 10 % Lieut..
f. H. Cunmin-, 81 Lieut.. promoted TO I'd Lieut..
ID. G. r. Gardner, 81 Lieut. promoted 10 ID Lieut..
Henry Wilkinson, Sd Lieut.. promoted 10 I'll Lieut.
Jas D Usher, Sd Lieut.. promoted 10 I'd Lieut..
Thomas Molatt, Sd Lieut.. promoted To I'd Lieut..
Zachary Forrest 81 Lieut. promoted 10 I'd Lieut..
J. II. Merryman, Sd Lieut.. promoted 10 "a Lieut..
j. G. Bond, 81 Lieut.. promoted 10 ID Lieut..
appointments Of third Lieutenants
John A. Underwood, Wilson McDnnigle,
B. J. Kelum. Albert Morsell
Sam'l Nye Miller, Chus. l.. Wheeler,
John F. Shuz S. W. Glrtt,
JAS F. Harrison John f. Wilson,
w. Is. Bergman, Thomas Osborne,
Austin S Cushman, John VI. &. Noncs
Thomas L. Colt, VIM. T. Nimmo,
Johnston DeLaguec, u. Z. Constable,
VIM D. Kennon, #. NJ. Duncan.
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THE TROUBLES ON THE RIO GRANDE.

The New Orleans Crescent in announcing that CarvaJa,
with four hundred Texas Rangers, had crossed the Rio
Grande, and his march for Monterey, says:
III was generally supposed that this movement The
part OF Carvaja The invitation OF the State of Ia
maupas further that General Cruz the military
mandant q, Camargo indirectly aiding H. The force
under Caryaals command is said be composed almost
entirely of rangers called by the Governor Of Texas
for The defence frontier against the Indians and which
the Government Of The United States refused pay
into service. The friends of the feel conf
dent by this time CaYaal is in command of the whole
Sierra Madre, and that his success is certain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
WORTH KNOWING.

Some of the papers, of late, have had paragraph
mendng the use Of wheat flour in the OF scads o,
burns gentleman Dayton, Ohio il, and the ohe
day. as he writes the Empire, tested il 10 his satisfaction
He says:
"Whle the supser table little child which
in its mothers lap suddenly grasped hold of cup full OF no
tea severely scaldng its left hand and immediately
brou If Hour and plunged the in H. covering
entirely The nar,s scadcd with the flour The effect
y remarka l. the pain gone instantly. then ban
dased loosely apply plenty OF Hour next To the
skin and tia following morning there was not the rns
sign that the been scaded-neiher did tho child su
fer the least pain after the application Of the -four.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAeplSdroS Dec. % The Inte!l grnccT Tcpu5shcs tn
CLAW Monument appeal this morning, with Mr. Cass's mann
nj the head Of INC list.
Information has been received al the Department o state
of frauds being committed upon persons going ABROAD ~
parties claiming the right to issue passports
WasurseToS, Dec. N.-Mr King continues TO improve
The statement that Senator Hunter has TO hnVo ar
interview with General Pierce, IS fully confirmed.
II is rumoed that large number of clerks arc Ia be re
moved from the Census Bureau the lst OF January.
In the Supreme Court oday the Telegraph has hrer
continued r. H. Gle commenced his argument On bfhal
If Reilly this morning. and had not concluded at the hOu
of adjournment
Malor James NJ Baker took the oath OF Office as Com
missioner OF Customs to-day. He enters his duties or
Monday.
Daniel T. Woodward brually murdered his wife to-day
by shooting her through the head.
Miss Clements was accidentally shot by Lewis Frank
while walking along the street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
THEATRE.

THE BATEMAS CHLpREN.-Thesc most lovely and fascl-
mating little Creatures continue their performances at the
Theatre the balance of This week. We congratulate tho
managers upon their re-engasemen and safely promise
larger houses possible than before. These little artists
have taken the theatrical public by SURPRISE and those who
much Of them have, We fully believe found their
expectations realized That children OF the
tender ages OF should be capable Of sustaining
round of allotted he and should succeed
admirably, is matter OF wonder and establishment, As
their stay in this city is limited but four nights longer
advise all 70 see them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

IMPORTANT DECISION.-W Fl. Birch and wife
have for days past been suing Col Webb of the ~
Z. Courier for alleged libel contained in police report
copied from The wachouse returns stating that plaintiffs
had been arrested bot drunk and the with dead
child in her The tried In The Superior
The jury Thursday brought in verdict for defendant
This excited good deal attention part
newspaper publishers for every paper in the city publish
ed the alleged libel Of ali were equally amenabe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

man named Henry ShiRet OF Greene county, Virginia
was and dangerously wounded somewhere between
Stanardsvile and Nortonsve the base of the Blue
and the neghbor who shot him had been on friendly
time and Shihet mad gone night 10 re.
venge himself by letting down his fence e let down
considerable portion Of fence night aborng after nine
O'Clock do it, On the night he went his
labors when his exasperaed neghhor gave him heavy
charge of Buckshot lodging six in his breast
ShiAet alive at last accounts but not expected
|recoyer.-G Rockingham Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

,.,v ., lie ctcn, a.c,s under which the second vas Viii
zen:
WArsisoToN Cry, D. e., Dec. ID. 1852
To the Editor of the Washington Union:
Dear Sir Not satisfied paTtukc n.onc OF inc minslca
cuuons pleasure and sadness which have been awakened
in reading he following letter from the brilliant and eccentric
orator of Roanoke send 10 you for pnhisatlon HAL inc
readers Of The Union The public generally may share IN
the sorrow u qualification which have experienced IN us
pctussl Il lro,es beyond question: that whilst from dls
ease and oht causes Mr. Randolph exhibited some &C.
sions nm As, hle and pcevsh disposition his heart was
nevertheless depository Of OF The lnes and nooeS'
.jnss OF which fallen nature is capable do moi ac-
cord fully with all the sentiments he has here expressed ol
in lis general tenor and spirit the letter has my most hearty
approbalion Ii is beautiful specimen OF ratrnai sypa
thy and Affection expressed in terms Of tenderness and pro-
prey which have CXculed II was Written 10
his half brother the Hon Henry ST. George Tucker, on the
occasion OF The demise Of his eldest youth OF singular
PROMISE possessing largely the personal and intellectual
fractions of his used father Il is proper TO remark
that The letter found among the private papers " c
distinguished gentleman whom was addressed oy MS
son John Randolph Tucker, of Virginia HaSns oeen ols
associated with the family OF Judge Tucker IN terms VI ~
innate friendship have obtained permission roni MT De'.
ery Tucker of this city, dispose OF The US
nv Judgment and sense 0! propety might dictate mere
fore send il 10 YOU publication and bespeaK Tor u espe-
cjay The attention OF those who in the days OF other years
ve with It's author 10 the relations
or nersona md political friendship.
Very rrspcc,fuly your lIitnd and obcdient servant
s' SEPTlMUs TusTIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

LATER FROM HAYANA-CAPTURE OF SLAvERS
New ORLEANS, Dec. 23-The steamship Empire City hal
arrived her wharf bringing Huvan. dates 18th
She reports that the British gac Vesa" arrived Ha-
the l9h with the notorious slave schooner Venus
and two other s!avers prizes
Much excitement existed in Havana in consequence.
Capt Bisson passenger by the Empire City Havana
died OF cry spelss.
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ERni1 DDRT pRAYA

EnsroS, DEC 22-The brig Chcctaw arrived here from
Port Praya win dates the 18th November reports that
ht schooner Advance, Of New Orleans, had been seized
there bv Commodore Gregory, Of The American Squadron,
sns, cion of being SLAYER. The Commodore placed
the schooner under The Of The squadron hui soon al
cr"ards received notice from the authorities OF Fort rraya
"placc The vessel in pert they did MOI ALLOW vessel
Re tusen in neutral pot without authority The Com
mod9c "ecsd;d to This Ssuand but despatched me u
brig Perry Bava TO obtan The Of the Captain
General 10 the capture The reuy was hourly expected
back when the Chnctaw sailed.
When captured the schooner would be dispatched 10 Ba.
more in charge Of Sailing NJ aster Walker OF tho .loo Of
war Dale.
The Captain Of The Advanced half brecd-was not on
board hen the capture made and one two vessels
were searched in hopes of finding him.
The e. s shin Germantown, and soops "Dale and John
Adams" were Port Paya, also The bark Chesapeake dis
charging 10 sail the Isle of Palm in two days TO load with
salt for Rio,
The steamer West Wind" from New York for Australia
put into Praya The 18Th October ieaky IN her upper
works She was repaired and sailed Nov. Ith All wen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

mum n..;l..ry Dl'ltSrInN

Eo,4 + Der q st. John, n. B. papers q; The 2ls are
81 hand They that meeting 10 be held IN tina
civ en- The % Inst consider Tie pupeiy Of mei;'oral-
.,rr 1aIrsv'S Guvcrn.,n he SUBJECT Of the ieic-
r. and 10 protest against any negotiations being compile
c with the United States without the concurrence and ap.
proya of HE colonies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
NRS pIERCE

Tho Lowell New says: ave can endorse Mrs. Pierce
with hearty good will from personal knowlege,
whatever may be our politics As kind, aabe
ous woman Mrs Pierce has few equals She has all thar
intelligence dignity, and purity necessary make The
wife OF an American President and will shine al the White
House not whit less bshr than any Of those who have
preceded her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
TO the Editors OF The Enquirer.

ticnrleucn-A writer, the signature OF "A heh ci
tian few weeks ago in the Enquirer stated that Col.
WIN Preston the Nhig member of Congress from me Lou
syillc district in place of Hon. H. Marshall had mao no
opposition In looking over me LouisVe 1outnai ~ p
o6h find the official vote in that district, and that COL r
uJ been elected over very popular opponent In justice 10
Col Preston please publish the official vote below
For Vim Preston. For Calvin Sanders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

sSTASTED.-A young ami graduate OF r " College
i.ulrH teacher the year. Add e.s II w W. an9
Count House. Va. Dec 2S-rH3S
s,ITGATIOS "ASTED.-A graduate Of Columbia Col
- Washington. H. who has had conside able experience
obtain teacher For further information All
,!res A II - Burnt Ordinary, James City county. Va
l,n 2S-r3t
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
LADY has taught several Virginia + !"7roh OF
m hran"hes EHglh FreGch MGsc on Tue r.
and will liberal compensation SATISFACTORY TESTING
and teacher can o. Iucca from
References will be required Apply to', md) 10
Miss Nv. y = of Harold Murray Richmond, Va
WARRENTON, n. c., FEMALE SEMINARY.
YgSE thirteenth Institution under the direction
the present Principal. will commence on the 18th OF January
various
horo. education assistants Terms heretofore
minute inform will be forwarded
20 those who may desire It. DANIEL ILKnER, Prnspal
WaErcn,on. G.. Dec. 2S-ct2OtEJah
WINTER COM FORTS Ar AND BELOW
W COsT-As sell of my winter goods
fore III, late will oier great inducements in
Long and Square Wo Hen Shawls
40
V 81 SACKS Tippts and Comorers
i, II ,oi- Hate. Caters, &C.
ladies' Misses and Childrens' fOse and Gloves
Scvan;s Wanlen and Cotton ockinrs
Re-! and White Fannsls
knitting Yarn sc, &c.
IL you bargains, call a. WIN J. SWORDS,
225, Broad Street
B-Veive Silk and selling reduced
prices also Ribbons Bridal Wreahs Pumes Head Dresses &c
L Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

a ilc occurred in Charleston on Wednesday evening IN
the huse IN Meeting street. occupied BY Mr JoHs MACK,
as lace and larcy goods store, and By Mr. c. H. BERSaRp
rs shoe and hat store. Mr. MAeSs stock, which was val
ned al about $50 000 and fully insured was entirely
ruined by fire and water The books in an iron sale,
and presumed 10 be unnurcd Mr. BEESAnDs stock was
also damaged considerably BY water and his loss cs!ma
ed III about 81 OQO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

DESPERATE AFFRAY BETWEEN TWO CADETS
LOUISVILLE Dec 23Two cadets at the Military institute,
FrankDrt ~ named Pune and Ingram had desperate
cnruntrc to day The former shot IN the chest me
bali pcn.lran. his lungs and the latter had his skull cet
bv n Ratchet