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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-01
NEW YEARS DAY.

This 1.y inaugurates the year lei6-likely to be
the most critical and important in the history OF our
Country The hopes of the patriot are shad"wed with
fears he gances forward to the probable results OF
the storms which are coming. But our hope and our
confidence are still subsisng in the strength and
endurance of the old craft which has weathered 80
many gales unframed. II must he subject OF Won
der to the lockers on in other lauds that amid all the
exc,emens OF faction aud the mad fanatcism OF
portion Of our common country, the great body OF
the people seems TO have no fear OF the result but
goes steadily on ignoring in great degree the clam.
or Of the conflict aud trustinSly relying upon the
strength Of the Union aud the safety Of the Constitu
ton. 1t is that immoveablc reliance which has pre-.
served so long Though 80 many bitter struggles,
aud so great and violent connections. II the French
Chamber Of Deputies during the Republic had been
for two days the Of conflict like that which
hiss agitated the House of Representatives during al
most the period Of month, tho whole nation would
have been in uproar, Paris in state of barricads,
and new king or new government half formed.
With us, how different is the RESULT No pro-
JET Of a new government is presented, no APP
parent excitement among the people, no dread Of
im,nnent danger. But uniform and uninterrupted
pursuit of business pleasure as if the ragnss Of
political strife and sectional controversy were UNI
known, as they are almost unheeded
The people of this Union a strong and com
mon sense people; they willing to be quiet them
selves long the government is well administer
ered the constitution unviolaed, and their rights
disturbed. Party spirit may rage. and fanacisin be
rampant O.. The stump aud the hustings; all this does
not disturb them. Their rights safe in the hands
those in whom at the polls, they have reposed their
confidence.
Blu, if the day should ever come, when biSoted To-
Mates shall have obtained the reas Of power, there
will be another scene from that witness this day.
1t will be one which no man. who has the love OF his
country u: heart remotely emplntc with
out sorrow and disrnsy. But We TO the consI4
GRAFTON Of less exciting aud painful topics.
This il the day of congratulations and good will.
II the day Of review of the past and good resolu
tions for the future 1t the day for kindly smiles
aud pleasant words for agreeable unions and
merry meetings. To our friends and readers, we
send our salutations with the compliments of the
SOMA happy New Year. and many a happy return.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-01
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

One of tho most horrible and distressing tragedies
which it has ever been our lot TO record, or which
perhaps has met the public ear, occurred in
city on the night of the oath, morning Of the 18th
inst. When the o'cloc. train on the Macon and
Western railroad arrived at East Point, on Christmas
morning, the body OF person was found the
catcher haring been dragged tie entire distsnce iron:
AHaatd-s'E mhss--iHMis manner. The body
fragments scattered along the whole distance-as To
defy Identification From the fragments of Clothing
however found attached to the body it is rendered
almost certain that the deceased wa. q son of Col
Amos W. Hammond, Of this city. The young man
was seen the night Of the 2Ith, in company with
others OF the age, in the vicinity the Macon
and Western railroad, and has not since been heard
Of There ia suspicion afout, that he was murdered
in ARRAY by his companions, and afterwards laid
upon the track. We have not heard the evidence TO
this point. Tho matter is now undergoing uvestga.
ton before the coronsr.- Aluna, tGeOfsia) Intel.
TgesScy.
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ALMOST AN ELECTION OF SPEAKER

AIIMUSI IN EIEC IIUN OF STTANEN-
CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY-TliE HERTZ CASE
WA-HiSGToS, Dec. 30.-Twice during last week
Mr.. Banks obtained just enough votes TO elect him
Speaker Of the House. but IN each occasion, just he.
fore thn res ut announced, gentleman or two
OH the other side cnne in and mad their nan.es re-
corded for another candidate and tho scale was turn
ed.
1t il supposed that, owing to his continued sick
ness CHIEF Justice fancy will take his seat on the
bench during the present term Of the L. ). Supreme
Court.
Tie report of the trial Of Hertz, ar published in the
Philadelphia Pennsylvania" has been sworn to in
thi, city by the young gentleman who reported the
case anu placed in the archives OF the State depart
lnent az al authentic record of the ideTce in the
English enlistment proceedings in this country.
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BLOODY WORK THREE FREE SCHOOL
TEACHERS DECAPlTAIEp Al ONE BLOW.
Rejoicing, 0f Mr Biood Ta,r<ty E.rrc"tiom,s ard
their Friends orer he Nrrderon Drrd'
On the 18th instant our knnwNothing Municipal
Government despatched at n single blow three De-
mocratic Teachers, hitherto employed IN the Corpo.
ration Free Schools. The victims "f this cruel INNS
sacre were not even heard in their defence. They
were absolutely and literally asaassinnted The
Know Nothings are grai.l With giutted vengeance.
We sincerely hope they will be brought TO speedy
Justice. There were but four teachers employed and
the qualification of neither was superior 10 lis fell
lows. Tho three decapitatcd, however, were Demo
Gratis, and war now having beun fully declared 'he
unterriiied' cry out with one voice;
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SOUTHERN KNOW NornINGs IN CONGRESS-

This pnrty is Distinguishing itself by its pernacous
Righteousness and criminal ner:rolty. The tono Of it,
Southern Press shows clearly enough that tho people
ell think that active, effective warfare against Black
Republcanisln is the duty OF every patriot. Toesrry
nn such warfare they must not only lutte with the
Democracy in eleotins Democratic Speaker but
continue after such election to act in CONCERT aud
unison with that psrty in oil measures calculated to
defeat Black Repubcnnsu,. 1t would be the basest
Hypocrisy and treachery to vote for Democratic
Speaker, to give to the House seeming Democratic
organization, to make that party responsible to the
country for the action Of Congress, and then to i'm
pede and thwart it's Yet all this they may
do. Our party is in minority. The action of the
committees aud Of the House ITSELF is beyond its con-
troll without the aid of the Southern Know Nothings
If they act in spirit of factious opposition II" matter
who is Speaker. they may do much to bring Democ-
racy into ill repute, and to aid Rack Republicsn'sn
They can DO nothing for themselves, for half their
party la, deserted and joined tho aboltionsts Their
present neutrality gives aid and countenance to abo'
lt,on-or it 10 tacit assertion that there is nothing
to choose between Abolition aud Democracy. VIII
they do worse vote for Democratic Speaker
and then turn round and oppose aud thwart hm7
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Fer tie f. G9aHcr.
THE NEW YORK TIMES .sDMg. WISE.

THE NEW YORK TINES AND NE. WISE.
The Tires finds grievous fault with Air. N'ise's
seclionasm, and sdducee HE latter to the Boston
Aboltionsts as proof Of the charge. II hatred and
contempt for the outright infdety, RIGHTEOUSNESS
acrariunisn and treason Of the Black Republicans
be sec,ionalism, then Mr.. Wise and every honest pa.
trio, in The Union is ainenabe to the iIapataton.-
But Mr.. Wise has written another letter to Boston,
that breshes pure and fervid spirit Of patriotic
tionaty tho most Jealous Unonist could desire. No
a.. sentiment word o Mr. Wiscs life gives shade
of .ountenanrc 20 the imputatOns of the Time. lie
loves the Union ardently, davotedy, and would IL lie
had the power and opportunity, punish severely every
disturber Of its peace He is the very crisis
terror to evil doors. The Times and its traitorous
associates know They fear him because they know
he would be in deed well word. actively and ef-
6cently national. Hinc lie lacrhyme or, rs the SEN
timent is better expressed in English
mo thief Ger felt the halter draw,
With good opinion OF the law =
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BosToNlANs SETTLING IN GEORGIA.

A largo party Of persons are about to rem"ve from
Boston 10 Georgia. where they have purchased
tine tract of land which includes good water pow
er ready for immediate use. They propose to build
q manufacturing town, which shall soon become
city; and carrying with them, as they will, New Eng
iaud energy, ingenuity and aptitude for thrift they
can hardly fall short OF full success. They propose
to take out quite number of new and practical
working machines, and at once establish manufaoto-
ries and trade a. we'll a. agriculture.
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Lsy on Macduh,
And damnd be II. who III i cries hold enough
THE WAkEMANITE MURDER-VERDICT Oh
THE II'RS

From the New Haven Palladium, December q
We closed our account OF the investigation Of the
late murder, at noon yesterday, when we lett Mrs
Wakemun on the stand wing M account OF her visit
to the spril-land She finished her singular relation
by informing the jury that OH Tuesday night sLe had
a revelation from God that if she convicted in the
case, the world would be Immediately destroyed. She
afterwards told Sheriff Parmace that any charged
with the crime should be convicted, tile same result
would ensue. God revealed TO her that Matthews
| WIS killed by her BROTHER who committed the act
that the world might be saved.
After Airs. Wakeinan had been retaken to prison,
Mr. Sandfnrl and wife, Miss Jersey, and Jackson,
were severally recalled. The two former did not
shed mucu light upon tho subject, but Miss Her
sey admitted nearly quite all uf Sys confession,
80 far as hi had implicated her. She was knowing TO
| the crime at and after its commission. Jackson re
it.ratrd his previous statement, md denied attempt
ing TO prevent Mr. Sanford from entering the room at
th. time the groans heard, that bu consented
that Sly should strike Matthews with til" hazel club
At the close Of Jackson testimony. the room was
cleared and the jury, inter consultation, III about
o'clock returned the Following
VERDICT.
awe, undersigned Jurors, being eTpanneled and
sworn to inquire of the aud manner OF the death
of Justus ". Matthews, late Of Hamden, found deaG
at the town CT Eew Haven on the 9th of December,
| A. d. 1855. at the buGse OF Rhoda Wakeman, and
| whose death was by violence having rlewed the
body of the deceased, and duly Gnd carefully cOEsid
cred the evidence presented 10 us, Go Oh or ca.!s
say that the said Justus W. Matthews came to his
| death at The aforesaid house Sunday night last,
December I'D or 94h 1850, bstwecn the hours OF IL
| and o'clock, from wounds received by him on hi.
head, neck and breast WHICH were inflicted upon him
then Gnd there hy slick "a nnife HEd iurk, i'll inc
hands Of Samuel Siy, OF aa;d town and the Jury also
find Thankful ). HGrsey, of said toHn accessory DE-
| fore and utter the death.
| Zeoles Day. EofeiIian, Henry stow
| Leande- Parlpelee, Edwin l;re'
| Jrsse Eneypls. Horace w. Cooper,
| phiIin A. pinkcrman Derring Durrnan,
| A. 81 Tuttle. John D. Cnudrc,
| Ei;zur IIubb.ll. James Dorman.
"NEw HAVEN, December 10Th, 1871,
| NJ md Mrs Sanford, Mrs. Julia Davis, and MIR
Wooding have been discharged, but the prophetess,
Misses Sably and Hersey, Jackson and Sly still re
main in prison.
The mbors of the jury have extended over nearl.
four days, and the member are entitled to common
dstion for the faithful discharge Of their duties as H.
compensation is allowed for the time devoted TO suc
Investigations.
The knife. club ana fork ured hy Sly have been re
covered; also :hc soes. covered with blood whlc
he wore Ut the time Of the murder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-01
ASH CARET HOUSE

THRISTiAS & LaTHRE offer Ola If tie largest Is.
" sortmsnts Of Carp-l!nsi be found la tie ciy
prisins
Rich Tapestry Velvet Gags
Do do Brussels 10
Do English d. do
Super Three ply anu IngI Ctrpst.
Super Atwood Dutch Cars, very superior
Hemp and Cotton Carpets
Plain aud Tw'ci NrnctiuS all sui Pace, e Carpet.
Rich Mn-nic and Velvc, RI
Printed Drugget., Crunlarh:, std StaiIL;ne
All vi which will be sold 81 Pccs tor oa,a than sGcs
goods are usually sold; 1T ~ !n.t
Ian .(RlSTlAN & LATuROP
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TO Ny FEl!EN Us, -l-T0NEN> AND THE

y
p RETURN my thSLks 70 .!b.ra patronage s81
a ! have received. and b. .,I.r, attention :" R4\
bGsLrss hope TO merit cnEUanc"o: tie -"lnr "a.
as urng al that 10 prnf,s lee -psl-t "n my -,
part, on the part OF i!!psi HIy "Epc!h'h'' " So
satisfaction To- customers
intend TO k:rp the bes5o JJ- ~ my n" 'hh' 81"
Ind in Ric!.nond la the Dr. 1!acr vi. uTn',h "!
TONERS viii! ,hr b"=t U: ~ G.ii!'rE.u-. h, '"'
Misses shoes, Of The late IS, TIM cD ." Aai IL 'sI"
imported 10y myscn d:ict vi! o.:" sce - n',.
large assortment %! Boot hoe igr Lh'"'' ~
men, Boys nGi M.sses. Of ay.n mHnurrtdr'. ~ 80,
best oi Baltimore PhllaiSHt s'w orA anu 'a,, . ~
wnl. when will re!Il.r I.Y .,.lIIeE; superior !" "'
this city rs.cr.r
have mr. le ar:Rn.rIns'fs 4 Alus'' N '" t,s {
l,h me with the beat Of dali ios 10 az ,.s.e.
all kinds u work Tor Lndr9 .,ieiHrn, - .c,u,l
All OF the above wil IT, d. tot cisn' u grII,
ru,to.ner= Il, cs,h rric"s. 49, T,rr., Csr.
Importer and Manufacturing q cots S'y"s 1bgen
pc, i.ng-, Valiscs t.c ID : Main e''''" y" ,,1i
Virginia
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sUlytV -'.-V'fi.TS'F' SNIE OF LAND
Ely sirue Of decree pronounced by the County ,rr
Is n, Cioochianl on the Eth day OF Doacaabc, i.r
,hr mi, o; stephen P CrN,wa and Betsy hi, viii, ~
Wyi. ,nd Irna Aris, plsni:s s,Hins, Wa Ain. n h.,
own snr, md +, Odmi,.frs'gr Of stanley Alsr. t.I
David Avis She racl! Alvi Ashley Avis Psrncs B..
sell a.yiic nuciGn, oa T'EsDAY. Tho 22i dav %, -r
nv lsjt on the premises, " 70 O'Clock n b. ,,. q,
land mentioned in enid dre"" The sri land le. in :,
neborh0od OF Beaver I'm Church ard the -,ors i
Jane. H. BoSIes courius bout CJ acres hn5 ba. a, - .
comfortable Dwnlin. and SUI, ou, house.
The above ilnd wall be g upon credit 81 10 ,po,l,
except uri.a= viii phytr c"' ~ suit nn cxpe9sc Of
the sale the purcha-eT givikbGnG with good s.rur, ,T
the deferred ayneIls aud ne withheld until payn.r
in full WM ALVlS
JaH lids Suerial Communion
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4 O,SEILL'S e, WAR a.H
riRCI'I .TING lECiD S!'''''' y,g

Observation-Disclosures BROAD S4 -, n,ny d, y,s
"HERE yousa gt any book s "l,a 90 a:Lui once
w desire gel that you n, a"s Dsr ,nGrin -na
lume at time, g. twen'y Nv. 'I GSr DOLLAR before
scrihers reqpEed 10 deepest ~ r,,nilrd "h"n 20.
wish to withdrsv Any OF the 'ew ..ubcIibeE s'ls
De had they can. out Any box considerable d.
70 read, will bel aided 70 tie hD,s de.,e Use the "
brRry. 49,. no.t inporsht
pert magszi, sc published IN s'r pHb.nris pI,e'
5opH is Pispd to lSr ,ss civ Without extra '''
Nsxt d Oor r Broad Street Hotel john oNEiLL
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sALE nE NEERnRsI CilrsrrREIELD

YHIHE un er-is'.=i, Com urr 0! tie County C".ft
q Of Chesterfield will Of tor sae. oH MONDAY he
ith vi January. Cacstsfti Court cu,e tia; beng
Court day, Ave Negroes. cdnut men, one .8'l
cooper. one boy ari two CIR
Terms cash. o. CHAs :. aLaSLEI,
Ian Il
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

ISsfrCriuSs OF FLOUR nj Richmond Tor the Sc
copd quarter, ending Decelnbe: 3lst. 1919.
no Barrels Family.
4Gg3 do. Extr. Supertine.
l3l 81 do. Superfne.
jU93 Half 10. do.
400 do. Fine.
H. $50 do. Middlings.
243l do. Condemned.
DANL. 5. DELAPLANE, Inspector.
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:" 80. -" ; -, 8, 90: ;;l7ClN,CGRI

TO ALL WHOM INA ,G i,',.,H. a.4,.,.
II WOULD mot rcsl cc;: u - !.rs' hH I,n, L:. on
4 ti TO me, either by bon o" O.: I,s,s r.R
or before the let Of JSnua ~ .~! W.. ,olt.
aud settle the within fh, ~: ,s! dsy-' a. " '''
er indulgence can be- gi"cn. .y mil
Ian | hLI.s' -
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COMMERCIAL E.EC0pN
RICUMUSD MApEC.r---------------.1

80. The (sIowiu, n''.,,' JANUARY |, 1850
BACON-Cuy cured. n s'I
none in market; Ws.tcrn Sill Snlihfeid hog rou,.
con iIains -. new l5!. ''u ~, new 10; Old 3
. bot Ea e.. oia s ,n bitter as cts d
EEESWA&-2j' Il %. ~ Is '''S'-'
CORN MEu.-Sldl % per bu.b.-
CORS.-75E20 e.. iDr NV
COHE--Furci:y Contamination :, =, i,
bushels iur 'Hmp. hal - " Z chFt load # &.
COAI.-iuthrac:,e 81 50 y :o, RIM,
Acts = bIsa dn". 2alc !an.p I?c IaiIT' at~s,,
We quote ca T. 70. cry iihite. .s,
90 cts. u 10. >''oh CoFd.,.
fEATHERs--L,ve Geese asa IS CT. Do,,,
FLAXSEED--sl tSaI ~ /. ku,b.t "eh'ahd it:r
us Ind Eiiy s o ,- m ,5s yes;essy Of m IT,
receipts urc limited. '" u ","' slt :.
LAkD-New. in bbIs. Il cts in k.,.,s
LEAD-ol m6'e'' tor pr; Ia? II for r.r !"'
LlME-Sl 2"irom wharf: q 3?I from .,
WIEAT.--Prr'n" White s2Us p, ,on sso,-
inferior lot, less 'e '"I 10 Go1a,,
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80 =
ID ED.

DIED Oh Saturday the 10Th Dec. At hiG resideace. ~
IIcnrco county aZEL FRENCH, native OF NHh.snchu.
.etts and for the last half century hnitant oi the
city of Richmond.
massachusetts, papers plcase copy.
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49,, ------------s - -.
UEI .EIfh ! PHI Gt,r

-, ,,;.,. ,r,r,. VF URDFR.
Ia" WIRES w.t.. on OF order lu,, night. c.ns.,
ly we have ro'"'"s Later forp c"vrs. ,a .'l"s''
iav'- pTU"c.-iir:'-. in sr,,l,.r '' 'hHii Saiu-
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEYoER.--We ara re
questel by the proprieors of the Southern Literary
Messenger to state that n"nnnnt nf tho nnnvniIla
bic delays they have met with, in their new arrange.
men of that work, for tho present year. the January
number will not be issued until the 10th 18th OF the
month
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"WILLIAN ABRAHAM SuRRY.
With .Inhn Ualiun's best Wishes. "

In the cabin we found books Of family prayers,
books with forms of prayers especially prepared for
the expedition by the Church Of England; a"p'lErim's
Progress" with "Master G.. Bells" name in it; acopy
of 1.-THE Christian Visitor" with tho autograph in
serpton Of Capt. kelletts sister. by whom it was
presented to him. The china.ware, which we found
in closet here with d.canters iilledSh the choicest
liquors. is of very heuvy and costly Style The cas-.
tors were covered with mould. Directly below the
cabin 10
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,rrr "a IA :, T. ti'NH AND SHEEP
~ n., sn,Iy tn - Y c'"I. sro.s. which
HoGS-s' "'a - 81 = hundred Very ,e,rco.,,.
InMUd. ''e aH- !. :.
sAEEPm 1S,S1 sol! i;r 50 5oq s5r plecs o.
- 81" pei Hu &C. "f ordinary and funs $40
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NIAItRIED.

MARnIED in Louisville Kentucky, on The ?iih ultmo'
At isr Paul. Church by the Rev. Henry NJ. Gennson
JOHN W. CLARKE to MisS NJ +. V. sTRalIoN, OF
Richmond Va.
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DARiNE NEWS,
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECFUJ

PORT OF RICHMOND, DEuEUK,T; T-,r-
ARRIVED
SteamshpJamestown' Parrish, New York, ND 81 :
passengers.
Steamer Belvidcre Prtchard Baltimore md
Schr Oriana, futile, New York, md.
SAILED,
Srhr Faur Sisters r,.,r.r 1'i.r.,.-,- ... !. :,
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Owing to the !I lGd'ys til. trade l.. s." L.
OF Janu"ry.-We continue oar :GrSnHT UNA The Ira
lows: Lug - 10 ct; common Leaf - 10 c'sohs a. iot
- 10 tGc Slet 10 III! ard very sc,,rs dGtn T. good
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n OST OK STOLEN, yssrisy ..o'"ins eIrxzy
H from my hpu-", corner l!v5Se t'r"nr w
and Mnr-hs t,rrrts, my IETCK DUG, O!nc" .u-k4
and white. with blrck ears, at, ,.c'rn'on'h5 n. ,r
old and large size. will giyA gsrs reward '"' '.'
,urn Gr any Information thai -ysal 70 u. ~
Jun 1T NUliS T.. h"L''-
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DISSOLUTION.

THNHE "o.psrtnrrehip oil PARKER, RAYLN & SNNU
4 Is this Gay dissolved by mutu ! cou-rn'. The bo &
aud accounts will b. found the cOgniiu. room Z
Ms.sr.. PARKER. NiMMO & co, w. ~. Eaglr Squ..
Either member Of the bite will gran, re- zen 4,
and settle nccOunt-. but the na.e Of III" concern ~!
used only in liquidation. ALIEN +. PARKER
PEfTOE q. BAYLY
Pa,
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NEW GROCERY AM GE<RAL COMNi-'

'IV.' t"SI''I"TL i.r he
i tirn and style Vi Nc GNALp. aOTTS h Ln,.
vEY ,or the puGpo," Of boa &c ins :" n cry ne
business ia I'll II. branches They ha'r skf" ~ .;y
Worcb0u.-, No. -. Pals, e. -ou'n ":E'tfy ,..
%Sr"E'S"d lay S an s~ssi ..o;nn !.
whic they rs-prc'uy tirc,Lc a;'con Incl" n y; Iss
and the public generally. Exp"iicic,' ir,'is sea-.
ir.n will :"e their .sntn ~ the ral' .! h'iS.
rav and 20 the rcccivin AID Forwarding :" tov's' I
Tn. usual advances fnae on ron-ignnrm'. .fos3
From lon. expe:ie!eea the t!t'r"H bfn'e''' ,,ue
business. and By prom personal a:srfioH' y" ~
mcrl; portion oi publ psrronn-e u.nO>uDti
rs c. FOTf..
mo. D IARVEl.
IsnI,s JNO. & VPuTIS.
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NTEW SETS OF BOGkS.--TwD silver M"i-.,ry
n been awarded to J. W. RANDOLPH, by the 81.
rura Society and Mechanics institute for tho hes" E,
Books made in Nirginia
Merchants and Clerks who intend opening res see i
Book. in January, will please give early ORDERS u! Nl
street.
Blank Books Of nome and Northern make. Ct g.. ,o "a
rious kinds tor sale u, loGr prices.
Mercantile Blank nud Stationery.
Book Binding in PLATA mi fancy styles.
Cap Paper. rulH! 10 hlr, at !" Cent? % sc.s a., y
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pt,{E ;.lf >INMn q. trn
Rirs IyD MICE No I0SGER TR0TBLI.

HIS AVE Just !"r"l"ci i:".h supply Of Gan1tlfN.
h II Travelling Sh"w l. and Blankets. and Limbs ~ y
and Marinp Sh:r:s nri Drawcr 1hu-,. ia want o '.d
articles will d, wei! 10 .,,yr Il. n call Jru
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Capt Buddington and his men think that when
discovered. the vessel had drif;ed liOO miles after
abandonment, pretty nearly TO the s. W. aud judge
tha, she waa abandoned about IL months before dis
covery. Capt B. and the other officers are unan.
mously of the opinion that tho English officers were
justified in abandoning her. They were in solid ice,
$50 miles in extent in every direction and their pro.
visions would not have lasted them to have got her
Out
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TSE LYONS DEATH PILLS COR III" rcr,"'n ohd:"
u dv Destruction Of Rn's AMI Nice. they "" --
awnr iron, ,fci, h0in, AkO. usc Lyons Magnetic!
der :r the toni eradication Of Cuckroaches and
s.cts about house Prmcpnl Depot tor sale Of the sy
n, BUTai. & EORTCNS
Jan ORA. Store. corner Man AMI lNh s;fcsy
N-UTICE.-w!-hins 10 reduce sock OF gG.y
~ Drr-. Goods. will, tor the uext two mOltss
AZ coi cab, entire stock ut swch goods cG.
IN part oil printed and i.u:ed NOGscmes French -Ld Er
IL Pimiu and Plaid M,riuos, striped. Pia;d Gui B:a-
silks viii. many oer -tyles su!.ei 10 the pr-srn, .r,.
We take this opportunity tn request cU,;oa,.,
early settlement.