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SEt;.H BACON L,xn. &C.

= :"aa!S E:hard sugars,
:, Saas Hams, Sides, Breasts and Shoulders,
i"tSk prime La. Lard.
'" Boxes p-iE.e Goshen Cheese,
n~!isc.ss-s Goshen Butter,
c,Ie!s p:iae Jersey Cider,
y t"!' N'.. , , )? aad 6 Macxere!,
:, ;, naIs, sealed M~et-rings,
iVS IT, :, ~ aT r"n s;as!y, Gin, Ruc,, &c,
- bts irish Otto.
cal -. u s';te' Ae, in store, 10 which { re.pec,
H. :. ~ s''ta:!ca c. the CITY trade.
V, II, TYlER 18Th s,re.,
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::t{.::E, HEWS.
! !.%NN"TD. DECEMBER q
ARRIVED.

/. ~.-ra-r;s ?AY At ! O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED.
,,fawa. skinner, Ne% YORK, mdse aaI .ss.
.Ftr r..s.., yvs:h. D:i:ino!-. Gd:e.
SAILED.
~, !I,. ryl-T. Charleston, uii.e.
$40 iia?-, F-aEs. baltimore, In ballast,
g.-,l. S4li- Nl:-e, Soale, South America, feur.
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DAILl line or riIE JAmEs RIVER,

GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PECK.
EIHE STEAMER CURTIS PECK will, .FIrS1zAh
Z on THURSDAY morning next, 18th 4ElaS
inst, commence the regular run between -srIs!EAt:aS
Richmond, Portsmouth and Norfolk, leav-hsS%~s
Iug the wharf. At Rockets, every THURSDAY, SATURDAY
and TUESDAY MORNINGS, 1t ~ O'Clock.
THE GLEN COVE will leave the wharf, 1T Rockets
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
lNGS, at the same hour, (6% ~o'clock;) and each boat Will
return each alternate day, except Sunday; thus making a
regular daily line between the above places unsurpassed for
speed and accommodation by any other line.
The DoR,s will touch at all the regular landings going
he landed OH the river, must be paid for when sent down,
and We will not be responsible for It nftcr II Is landed on the
wharf for which Il Is marked.
Passage TO or from Norfolk and Portsmouth. ........ ~ no
Meal. 800. 81 cents each, extra.
urt III X. @, lIASKISS.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,

UNUNSW TUX OUUNII,
| TcIUE exercises Of this Schonl will be resumed on the LIST
Monday In september next, and continued until the lsr
Of july, ISL, with an interinission Of two weeks 1t Christ
| mas. Having associated my brother lIiggs poyncr, 4 re-
| cen; graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute, with rc
in the management Of the School, can confidently assure
the public tha: iS advantages will be greatly mulEiphrd.-
Tn. higher Mathematics and the English branches will re-
| ceivc particular attention, while the classics will not h-
neglected. Practical lessons In Surveying, &C., will he Civ
en- In the field; and no effort will be spared TO make Tie
| school worthy OF public confidence and patronage. A
strict, yet kind, discipline will be firmly enforced, nnl The
military feature will be adopted rs far As practical "a TO
the qualifications OF my associate, refer TO Col :. u.
| SMITH and the Faculty generally OF the Virginia Military
institute. For further particulars apply for u circular.
TEnNs.-ForS Session Of ten months. hall payable lst jan
uary: ORR
CLASSICS, &C., aud higher Mathematics. ............. S5o
French extra. Frr
English bf3nCics. -. 80 80
b. I. p 0YSOR.
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ClRN7AGi:S CARKIiGES!!
fslIE subscriber has on hand, at his Coach .a;=gy 81
Making Establishment On Eagle Alley, cSSf1tSSNr
i..ween 18Th and lih streets, near III. Co. ESTC~IE
lumbar Hotel, Coaches, Chariotteea, Ba--AN--
rauches, Buggles, with and without tops, and Sulkies, AL OF
his own make, OF best materials and Workmanship, all OF
which will be sold Mt the most reasonable prices, to suit the
times; and ! respectfully ask n call from those in want OF
any article In the Carriage line, as will make 10 order any
article, AS low AS can be made In the city CT Richmond, OF
the same Kind. All ncw wori: warranted.
tu.,.t 1.-3m NICsJAT MASGCN.
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THli:D DESPATCH,

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2I-125 o'cl0ck.-Mnjor
Anderson states that he evacuated Fort Moul.
'fie IN order 10 allay all discussion about that
pos ana at the San,r line strengthen his own
position.
Capt. Foster, with II small force, remains ut
FORT Mou'trie. Several military companies
have been ordered out. i collision is not i'm.
probable.
CHARLESTON, Dec. T.-LATEsr.-The mill
tary have been ordered out 10 protect the mag.
azincS and ~arScnalS in this locality. 1t is re-
ported that military corps from the interior are
on their way to Charleston.
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TElH CST SALE UE N1GnOT:S.-i NJ. .ei, 4i
4 my Auction Iioor. on WEDNESDAY, .G:, he, - a.
II likely negroes, by order OF the trustee.
- ncc ~ nECTOl. DAVIS. Asc:iUu-Lr.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL SurERISTESDENT,S OFFICE, /

S~PECIAL NOTICE The Up S7l@N1~T
= Freight department Of this road sS2SSSSs EsGEH
will be closed al i o'clock, I. NJ, on HsoSsSSn-sStHe
FRIDAY, the 2lst instant, and will not be se.oprped again
until FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of JANUARY, 1851. Thglas out
ward bound Freight Train for thr present year pll leave
Richmond on SATURDAY, the e2l Inst, and the mex: one
on SATURDAY, the 9Th of JanuarE lsGl.
The las; inward Freight Train will arrive In Richmond
on Isl the 9!;h instant. huy live Sock viii he lie
livered the same evening, aud the down Prcirh. pepot will
be opened from o to II o'clock, T. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, y,
III. Goth instant, for the delivery " such articles rs can
.iVn-r. nav desire. after which ti?. II Will be closed until
ri:IbAY, the 9Th day OF JanuaTy.
:TErIiEN HUNTER,
Dec 2h-It Principal Freight agent.
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HX pULLlAN & co. Auct!oneers.

III II 'HSttVHNtT''
- ~0ES-We will sell twenty-five i:t,!v -
AC GROfS To-Day, a: IL O'Clock.
PCLLlAM / Co. kuct'Ts,
0Gt Fellows iir'..
y. R.-Housr Servants, csess, Washers and ironrrs, %
sale privately. P.ACr.
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NEGRO CLOTHING.
At KENT, PAINE & CO.'S
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAEE-ROOMs
1H7E have on hani y lrrs- supply Of NEGRO MEMS
" and BOYs' CLOTHING, iI,t msuufa:turc'. OF the
following goods. viz:
prah Virginia PULLED Cluth, extra quality.
GRAY do. ia. 10.
plain and Twcedri Shrr,,'s Grey satin.:.
The above Goods AZ. made In the most subs; tn'iai MAN.
ner, ami vii! he sold on reasonable terms.
Dec ~ hEHI. ~ "
STiUSTON loot, SaE0E ana Err
fNcTURf.
JSNiIls Company IA prepared TO fill orders Tor Mems,
women's, Boys aaI liirls Roofs aud lirncans, Of every
variety, from the fines: Ladies Slipper AMI Hen's Consrrs:
halter and Oxford Tie, 10 the heaviest Eo"t and Brogan.
II Is a Southern Factory, built up By Southern capital:
with the most approved machinery, worked by rteam, and
having ~ good wo.kinen az are In the United States. and
will iuni.h ~ good work, 1t the same price. as any sacto'
nv In the Union. Let Southern men sustain Southern Man
ufsc:ures.
Al. orders promptly filled, ead all work warranted TO be
such AS ordered. Address
WM. II. CARRIER,
usc l9-dtc2u superintendent.
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1851
G HIRESG

Al. :. T&!LLir>, U-.eral Agent and Collector. will con-
III .iug- % s..c. "a: Negroes. rent cut houses, and settle
al s,ja.; r!..,as .: every description spper;aiaing TO
a a.rrcy. e.! he coming year.
Il" it.,- mi. n=,tct Of returning his sincere thanks TO
B. unw. rog. f|:;Fe:s :Os the very liberal patronage here.
biaf" h-:;n~-j ca hGa, and hopes by strict attention 10
Ia,ioes,. 10 merit . Continuance OF the same.
L. III tr1.u Sc,
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x1 G7NKHE

-~rRv SIN XII
METALICLETTER MANUFACIGKhi H., >.
DAIsEb and Engraved Brass and ''eTnan CIV. anI Iirks,s
Il Tor Locomotives: As", T TaS;s1
or 4 Mi St' IITnRY METAL WORR' urn,u
pEMI,EKTUN srRsEr. bsrwEsT RlDGE MoAn"
South Of wallace S,rIcn' ia.
Philadell,hia.
id2-lwfc&vt!J0
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4. LCRCH, General Agent, and
0. \. STRECTER, Agent for Richmond, No. 8, Main
-. Nnv Ih-hInn
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The Mnrkett.

New YORK, Dec. 2G.-Cotton is firm and nc
tive; uplands liz Cts. Flour is firm and nn-
changed Wheat is lc. higher. Corn is stead, ;
white Southern Csc. Whiskey l94c. Other
articles unchanged. Stocks are easier; New
York Centrals ST5I, Missouri's !6St.
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WHEELER & WILSON

5 ID IT = q II \ Z TT II E''
WITH NEW IMPROVEMENTS, At REDUCED :hiGh5'
rs,iiE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing tonipnny nav
Ing gained ALL their quits ut law s:'h ini'!nylEs ntn =.
rT,r,mr.rs o, sewing tac!ice-, propose iIat we rs''";
sh.iI he benefited thereby, and haTe according? r."astr
, ,a ur;c., Of their Sewing Machines. hh"r M. az" 'h"!
~. III, =. .old AZ rates that will pay p fair profit on 'hc c3-'
~ ,.rrf,rtur.. cap,tal invested, a:d cxlcrs- o, ;nsS.aH
salssw.uch p..ce. as si!i enable them to MAI n.t ,.-,.
MacLincs, and, l, heretofore, guarantee iae'a IN S'e's pa
,icular. ~
- 0Ece AID SalrsrD5m No -. Nan street. i'':'-
ruond, Virginia. ,.n
WHEELER WILSON, AStstAL. I'"I0"|"t9!
x,,,, n =, Mrcu.y.ys' i.sTIr1E o. S""'N; MACHINE
ro Wheeler l. wilson. Ia; class prsu!r'7-.iiTt ell.
~ =" H.. Ic.;.r Co.. o. Ele!,npEd, 2"i Gas. PFr'a'ii; ~
ploma. 80, -D;plcu,..
~ SEWING MACHINE "pEk.
-, rc.l;um TO Whercr Z wilson, .r,
ind prrui!ur: 20 III: Letter %. Hor--
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

rIIIE IN Freight department OF tn. Richmond anil Dan
4 vile Railroad Company, will be closed ut : o'clock
T.. NJ, on Friday, the els: inst, AMI opened OH Saturday,
The 9Th Of January, 1851.
tn. down freight department will be closed on Saturday,
the I'D inst, and opened on The same day Of the rr FREIGHT.
Anr perishable articles received by the down train Of the
I'D December, will be ready for delivery on Monday, the
18th instant, at 5 o'clock, A. NJ.
No freight for L~ynch5urg will he received at this depot
aaer 3 o'clock P. NJ. on Thursday, the goth instant, until
n. 5,h Of January, laGl. +. J. SAMPSON,
nar ln-dtaIan General Freight Az. EAs D. Eailroad
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

AND ALL
LANDINGS ON MISSISSIPPI R1VEE.
1860. NEW ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
M EMPHIs AND NEW ORLEANS UNITED STATE
Itl MAIL PACKET11NE. The splendid [rl1Ss- h.
Boats OF this new line will leave Memphis ESst.+5St
and New Orleans, A. heretofore. on S3St@tG
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. "
MONDAY PACKETS:
REpUHLIC, NGOM y II,
CIpT. A.. BAIRD, CAPT. J. u. CLARKE
WEDNESDAY ACKET
j, SIMONDS, IMPERIAL,
Carr. J. +. Hicks, CAPT. C. 5. ROGERS.
FRIDAY PACKETS:
BELFAST, III. IL. w. l.,
Ma A - tnu,. n-- ~ N NptSr
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Ut ITC TIUTIIss
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS

Board S2UJ o.
WashiDc. fuel and lights 81 W
Tuitiun In the prrparatory Department. ......, 80 NJ
Tuition In Ordinary English Branches -. $3.50. 80 10
Tui,inn in Advanced English Branches. ..... ~ ~
Tuition In Modern and Ancient Languages, each, " W
Music, vocal and Instrumental, iPiano and
GUITAR For one lesson. OF one hour per week ~ W
For two lessons, per week, Uf oae honr each.... So ID
Use of Piano. 10 10
Drawing. in crayon. ..... 20 %
Painting. In water colors .... -. - 20
PaIn,Ins' In oil ~ on
Onehali payable on the Ist OF October, 1860, and the re
naindcr on the l5lh Of February, lsGl.
Reference Is made 10 Kev. DR.. Moses ID. Hnse, and Il
any OF the former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues Of the Seminary, containing more detailed in
formation, can be obtained at any Of the Bookstores, o
By application 10 the undersigned.
July 10 A. VI. DUpCY, Richmond, Va
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HARD EETs;S y COLD WEATHER.,
CuME TOGETHER.
u,IES save money by saving 'aci; sarc both, and ~
{ crease your cnmior! n: IN" tainc i!H!r, Wy ir"ciil1S
HEATERS, RANGES aud ST0NES ~ She latest ana NEST
approved construction. ~
The "victor Gas burner" warns tao roorLs With ole
scuttle Of coal. and never loses hsc.
.rhe Portable Crate Is both chcerfc. and .en.;hl".
stoves sold by me, in years past repaired or ;a-cA N ~
change for new.
cT- Secondhand Stoves sold cheap.
SI.o. plumbing. Gas Fitting and TIN Work lone w:ta
despatch. At the "Gcvernor Street Stove Store, Bc!"ih :
Inw, Richmond Va.
- Terms cash. eEoE"L slSE!'Et''
lice l5-ISNy
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il. Ep W. RID D.. EACHO, 1851,
lLENr Nh ElI CIN

TI't'HIt-'1' F'L-NI AND III 1V1~
GAiH OFFERS HIS SERVICES, to his friends and the
Us. paths s-:,t,Ny, 20 SELL and RENT OUT HOUSES
b.! FAEN>, SILL Ind HIRE OUT NEGROES, COLLECT
kt.AiNs. $EiuilATE LOANS, and attend to all other
au&s... ,e-;.taia. 20 4 General Agent.
fataE:-l :eT ps,' :arors, he respectfully soic.:s Il con.
E!h:.nc- VI he .aGr.
81 yfF:cs "a .iGr s;ree:,
ne,-u-L,rfu NEAR EyHU,SCp HOTEL
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IYDEPESuEHCE .ACADEMI.

INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
N1HE first session Of this school began on Tie isth u stl-
4 i-mb. r, 1850. and was successful.
The second session began on the 2tih "f February ls'O,
under fui,rring onenS. ,a,
TN. third session will bcgIa on the 81 Of September, 1864.
The Academy IL permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 40 CO per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT La''
GGAGES si5 co per session.
rOS IN III ,.r ,nnulh. Adlress the Principal,
JAMES A. hartley, 4. NJ,
P.h og-c,f independence, Grsysou county. Va.
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ga GOLD & SILVER WATCHES =

ga JEvGLR& IT.
6EnAAh!SW EER If HitED WiHE, dc. s1S&
2 HAVE Just received q new and nnc assortment oi
Z WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELI;I. SPECVAClES,
SILVER AND P~LATED.WARE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
de-, which ] AM now opening, for sale at astonistingy low
prices, for cash. Call aud See! Twenty-Five per cent saved
by purchasing here.
All kinds Of fine Watches, Clocks. Jrwr!rr, Music. s:oSes,
Accordeans, Spectacts, &c, repaired ard warranted on
the most reasonable terms by
j. =. WILLIAMS, No. ! NaIn street.
Formerly with Mr.. John HILL
cI~A Good Matchmaker can obtain g'good and perma.
nent situation immediately. None other than Il proficient
need apply. TO such TN one l will give 4 good salary and
4, p.ruournt situation. Aug 81
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T.,. .r,rr,;pr psorrcfoHs' will meet at the
~ ...9rn., :~o.:,i.h., .: ! o'e!ock. There is dan
=. ~ jr,av. 4: :.r mre;in. ss!d on "Wednesday
..a; :. .,i,l Han" ra;a-s "e!t put on the fo!1, ah'
.-y w., .,c r.:h: kind .; men, 700.
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=. NJ lie I.uy!sIatNre, " VH! u.
|. :s .ss: SIS 4, 0oc Aolavsiort erosion Q.
F.,i arr:o?' IL lnOn.y % he paid in two an
Il in> y;,i,or> a, ;he;r meeting in APr,,
s:%. = rsr tn"l 80 rs 10 afford additional
Re-. III e''S M,,n c:sscs Tor the superintendent :
.s,s,%I ,%c ,rcs...cr-;N sS'snd the Ms, st. w rnGI 81
%. : #sSs =. s'5 :;.. ~: nj : " "e1sis. a '"; 1 '51 ;ss a:s
ai.cT.. So ,r,,!;rr department. The SUI
lrr5Ali,y. d! I'VE ;r-Iy catered into contracts Tor
f., ",.e;: "E< r.r E.>, wing. and Tor the new
eE;t'>.'.' s"rrr;m,saden,. The cost OF these w!!L
l., :es''f ~. whole OF the appropriation OF
m. : :''": ~ ~ csmpic,c the plan above stated,
1.'a '.,.g VII 2s applied 10 for :''eeV dollars
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SRA.tE'S T.irEGN'a. ~CU.iLIEli Wi ia
rlVr.

NTEInvi:c tie attention ii the farming
community - this 49,.
NEW HARLOW, 75GsrSSssE3sca
Which ha. been tried by many practical Farmers, and pro-
nouHcrd the very be-t Implement yet made foT preparing
the land for seeding small grain, AMI r..ctual!y covering
tS- gr,iu after seeing, wi;!I i've hpr:.s, doing the work o:
six sils'e pl0ws.
We ,,Y s];Iurchnrcd the ric!, for H.. State - Virginia,
and are now notwithstanding :l.crl far 10. ensuing season,
and rctp:clfIll! iI;i:r an examination III tlcin.
Ju,y il GfO. WATT Il co.
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SHIPPING.
!. s. ma. SrEAmSEIIp IAmESrnWN

q. S. M. STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NUkfULK.
fTNHE Steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
IL Thomas Skinner, will leave here at4 zs:S,.tnSs.
O'Clock, i. NJ, Friday, Dec. 2Sth. MZECCNET.
Passengers are requested to be on board EAESa[4E
In due time.
Passage to New York, meals and state room included
$40. Steerage passage only 81.
Passage TO Norfolk same as by tho river boats.
Freight received to-day, Thursday, and np 10 the hout
OF ] o'clock +. ~. Friday.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods to-day
Tickets ant! berths secured at our Office, or OIL r ard the
ship.
Freight fer Boston taken at moderate rates. aud forward
ed with dispatch.
Dec 2T-2t LCDLAM d WATSON.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
~ The Steamship YORKTOWN has been
withdrawn from the line, for the present. ~EySSE
The Steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt. in.N1T~lkMo
ner, and the Steamship ROANOKE, Capt. sES-d,
Couch, will continue their trips between thus city and New
York, touching at Norfolk each way. Days OF departure
from New York every Tuesday and Saturday, at 3 O'Clock,
L. NJ. Days Of departure from Richmond every Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock, =. NJ.
Dec G-tf LUDLAM i NhTsON.
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Enquirer.
.yp STATE NEWS.

I.,-,Rr lSsrlrrTE.-The follow
.,.:i<I, MI! IN, cstima,cd annual! receipts
Nv s:sGa,A. =, Virginia Military Institute 'r'"'
= ..r. q. =. .fulv 1851
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OF NO7iYI! CAISULINA-HOCK-
= lNGIIAM C0ESTY.-WilliamW ". Roper and others vs..
{. l.. Glrun, administrator Of Charles Ripper deccased-ln
Equity.
IN ih, case /, Is referred To the Master 10 state the ac-
count %: L. l.. Green, as the administrator OF Ciitrle- 10,
per, deceased, aad tha: ie advertise for all OF the next 81
lin Of the said Chas. Roper, deed, to appear before him
a. ;he time and place o. taking ths same, and prove their
rD!.,lon.hip.
In o~ieaience 10 the foregoing order, notice Is hereby
siv-s that l have appointed my office in the town Of Went
worth, Rockingham county, As the place, and saturday
before the last Monday In March, ISL, AS the time, when
and where | shall proceed TO state the account above mer-
toned, a. which time and place oil persons claiming TO be
the n-y; Of kin OF said Charles Roper are requested 20
make their appearance and proof to make before me, II
proof they can, Of their said relationship to The sali intes-
tate. ~. VI. sCALrS, ~ E..
uyr o. -.n
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Burning OF. EorI NInu Ifr{e.

TIE Guns or TIE FORT SPIKED.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 21.-FoIt Moultrie was
burned last night. The guns Of the Fort were
spiked. The troops stationed at Fort Moultrie
have left for Fort Sumter. This is believed
~ I've un1onItrdl frIr
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SnTEEE-

TIME Steamer CURTIS PECK, will, after fss.sTy1.s =
4 Wednesday, the 2Sth instant, be taken AaS1
or the line between this place and Norfolk, sSTs!.!,.5sS-
Ia undergo some repairs. nu- notice will .ds1-~SLHS-
be given VI the return.
Nov 81 X. Q. ItSklSS.
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ruxsu,.g-.A lone star flag was hoisted al
,us r3n-,5or,e ~ Monday las. There wa'
+ -. r",[r.rr anL erin: Of guns, sud ti;e feeling wa'
: ,,.a; -. old S~-:a L!r9!sNa.
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t.1E.. TRADE 1860.


Booksellers, Stationers, and Dealers In
sT<IGSs-npIAN0 rUETES, GUITARS, VIC. Nl(Y
@LES~ Inns, MUSIC SC, .G{. "
1919 Main Street, Eiehm"Hd Ia, &sSse:TEs
a. Ell leave to call the ATTENTION az the public 20 ~
ID their stock Of Goods, which, already one OF the largest
In the State, IN their line Of business, they are now iEcreas.
inc:hy fresh supplies, which will makri I complete in every
department, and well worthy the attention % buyers.
They especially invite an examination from tho country
merchants, confidently brllrvia. that they are able 10 sup
ply their wants TO their entire satisfaction.
They can furnish from their Hook. lsinlery AMI E:anufac-
tory every description Of Blank and Memorandum lioos,
and at low prices.
Their Ware.lsoNIns are constantly supplied with a large
assortment Of PLANO FURTES of the very best manuiac-
ture, which they are willing 10 sell on reasonable terms.
Orders Rre respectfully solicited uni will be promptly
and faithfully attended, to.
JAMES W0ODIIOUSE & CO.
y. S.-Tlry have recently published Il new work by an
able aul distinguished Citizen OF Sirrinis-Thc Lost Prin-
cipi+-ah,IrcssrL especially to the Young men Of the South,
but which has been iavorably Received! rs the reading pub
lie everywhere.
Amidst the sensation novels and srohy literature Of the
Sine,ccnth century. il Is refreshing 10 see, issuing from the
press, on either side Of the Atlantic, u work 80 full OF bold
nnd original thought, but especially So when such a work
cones from n rireinIaa antlis in Nirellla tirs. pnblishedto
the world. Such is the lost Principle, by BarGaro!'a.-
RiChm0Hd Examiner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
LINCOLN EL FIG
DISSOLUT1uN
-LSn-
CIVIL. WAX AN

z AVE 4l0D, 100 in Memphis Guy W. I'LL Aid nrgross,
.rty. which wish 10 exchange Tor ihei, "s" h
ut fair prices. $60,OUp In
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
rnu.d,.,,lv IN the heart Of the city, and renting iT"au M ,T ~
10 rirh,een per cent. on the Investment AM" f4"'''' -
US1upRovED SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ps.,,,r,, ,o,no-, md In one or the hest and most ~
pldly improving neiehborhoods surrounding the city.
J. M. WOODWARD, Memphis. Tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

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ept say for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
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meets all such emergencies, and no household can atord
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This admirable preparation is used cold, being cheniicai.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

WA$ntSGToS, Dec. GA regular despatch
says, i'll ihe Charleston Convention this morn.
ing. Mr. Dttcr.illc wished to introduce Il reso.
luton authorizing the Governor to take irnnie.
dia;e possession Of Fort I]IuuI,ric.
BALiIA"EE, Dec. 27.--A reliable despatch to
the Baltimore ".Amcricul." dated at Charles.
ton, this morning, says the Government troops
nave abandoned Font Moultric. having first
spiked Tie guns. The troops have taken pos.
session Of Fort Sumter, which commands the
harhor Of Charleston. The wAE HAS uEGrS.
O'T report Confirms the previous stalemer,
81 the 'Bltiu"rc AMERICAN" Fort Moultrie
Is on li;c, a!d Only lplr mrn remain there
The troops a,e ali in Fort Sumter. Intense
e%c;trii"I,i prevails.
Inc State Convention is now in secret SEES
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