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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-07

No luNclAscntlt 70 ee epusiee1 " -ioNA -
tween the parties
Al .dvrsement not marked copy for speclhed
bsr Of Insertions continued until ordered cut and payment
sHacted accordingly.
~ RnautAa ADuEsruErS-ro avoid misunderstanding
On Advertisers Il 70 state dtstinc
thaf their privileges only extends their immediate business Real
iAe Legal and al other Advertiser ents sent oy em 70 oe An
additional charge. and no vvrlaion-
~ Real and General Agen Adve asement1 not % De
Inserted he year but 20 be charged a. te usual rates subject
20 sach discounts a . shah be agreed upon.
Booksellers and yearly advcrtscEs generally engaging one
or squares with the privilege % change shah not on he
ysAy average In any week Insert more than the Asun
sed upon standing rule under the contract and all exeee
dnr such amount be charged az The usual rates.
Aivertemens Inserted IN the SWeek Whg AZ is cents
per square Of for the d Insertion, and so cents
o. s1uare f,r each continuance. ~ weekly rs
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KKEsEE & PARR,s
Improved Stone Ware
FRUIT j AR s!

WITH Cork soppers Alright for Preserving Fresh V1
w Fruit Oysters Mince Meat, &C. We have q very OtK
large OF the above superior Jars Of all ~
very prices Pottery Of 18th and Cary Streets
my8i KERsRE PAIR, Manufacturer
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DERUVI SYRUP, Or PROTECTED So
j. LUTON PRUToXI0E IR0N.-The most tBeaeous remedy
known Dyspepsia Affections Of the Liver Dropsy Neuralgia
Bronchitis oonsumpve teLdences Dsrdered State Of the Blood
Bos Piles Cutneous Complaints st. vius Dance the prosra
tive effects OF Lad Mercury General Debility and all diseases
requiring tonic and Alternative medicines large supply just
by iy2 DOVE co. Wholesale Druggsts
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DURE OILS.-A full supply Of Lard Solar Sperm and 9TH
Oils for greaSlng machine Y, by the gallon or barrel
w. Pearson CO., Druggists,
% anIn.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-25

JUN L. 1UINN, '
l.. S--AS Executors Of Mrs. Martha Storfs, deceased. w.
shall, AZ the same time ant place, sell A.! o. her personal
ESTATE. consisting OF the following: . valuable slaves. viz
9 Men, = Women, = Girls and BOY. Also, iC4Fsi-rr nr..
uaraets, aud ! Cow. TEESs-Ca>h.
no. c. WILLIAMSON, rr,,,.
Dec l4-tds A. 5, STORRS, piF''
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From Warrington CITY.

W~AsnlHGroN, Dec. 24-On Thursday, in
the Senate Committee Of Is, the Republicans
submitted rs their ultimatum, that they would
recommend to their State Legislatures 10 adopt
a Constitutional provision, that Slavery shall
not he abolished by Congress.
Mr.. Russell, Of the firm Of Russell, Majors
& Co., Of St. Louis, Arkansas, has been arrest
ed in New York for alleged completely in the
abstraction Of Stocks from the State Depart.
meut.
1t appears that the Secretary Of War had
given acccp;anceS 10 the amount Of a million
OF dollars, conditional on Mr.. Russell, vf the
trn Of Russell, Majors Il Co., transporting
army supplies according to contract. Mr..
Bsiiy, of the Interior Department. with whom
Mr.. Russell was intimate, lent him $500, 600
worth Of bonds Of the Indian Trust funds, as
security for raising money on these accept
anccs but when lhe stock became greatly de-
preciated, the bankers in New York called for
additional security, and Mr.. Baily, at the in
stance Of Mr.. Russell, advanced him $4,000
more Of these bonds. Mr.. Baily made 4 Volnn-
tary statement Of these facts 10 the Secretary
of the Interior, and the investigation yesterday
proved the truth Of it. None but Russell and
Baily, it appears, are Implicated in the trans.
action.
Mr.. Davis submitted 4 resolution looking to
AT, amendment cf the Constitution, and dec.a-
ring that slaves be considered rs property in
any State ana IN all Federal relations. The re-
~so,utluu was referred.
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South Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, Dec. Pin the Convention
to-day. Mr. duncan moved to take up the
| special order, the ordinance to provide for the
CONTINUANCE Of commercial affairs. lie moved
that the convention hold asecret session, which
was carried. Information was given this MORN
Ing in the convention. that several lighthouse
Keepers were about vacating their positions.
II is understood that the object Of the secret
session is t. cou!,r wltil the collector Of the
port
The Convention adopted the declaration Of
the immediate caua.S which induced and JUST.
fled the secession Of Snd;h Carolina from the
Federal Cnion. alving 4 repetition OF the
Causes Vt the past, she declares to the remain
I'M States and nations Of the world the iInmc-
dlatc cauSrS which led 10 the present act Of
drc!arasoa, and refers 10 the causes which led
/" the separation from England, and the de-
cIaration ol the Colonies that they were free
a'u ':id"rrr'IrH: States. In pursuance OF this
decl''at"'I. ~,i',rtcrn States proceeded to cxer-
cI>r separate sovereignty. subsequently she en-
tered into Il icague with articles of coniedra.
ton. returning her sovereignty. Under the
iec!a'atHN: the war Of the revelation was
~i"'!si,t. a. t'ie cln-e Of which England acknow-
''!:c! clc!! free, sovereign and independent
STATE. subsequently, ;hc Union was formed To
aAi limited tie words of the Constellation
The declaration states, that many ur the
States have vIniare'l lie the compact. in lttt,r
and spirit, consequently it absolvcS the rest
from their oaiiEallu,;S T." the Union. IL refer
t. the States which vi"il;rd thr fourth article
~ the Constitution SAYS home of them have
complied srth ,hr >'ipliat:"ns "f t!ie Cnn>ti
t;,!"r. consequently ) mti Carolina is all
sri.c,i from ali obi; %.l;i".. Alter slipulatin.
ihinY cau>.> :. ;iI: u,riatat!"i. thus concludes
We, .hri Gore. t:r people "l Sua!h Car"lina.
BY our iiri Is in Convention assembled, ai,-
Pea!ing ,"thc Supreme Judsc of the world i"r
ihc rrctituic sc our intentions, have solemnIr
'icci"":! that the union heretofore cNlStih: hr
tween this State and the other States Of North
America is dissolved. and that the State "i
South Carolina has assumed her position
among the nations o! the world, as = free soy.
'fc':' Hnn independent State; with full power
Il" 'r,I '''r. cinr!idc i.eacc, contract alliances,
establish co;irn"rcc. ami to 10 all other acts
and things which Independent, States may Of
right io.
aHd, Tor the support nf this Declaration, with
Il linn reliance on the protection Of Divine Pro-
v'de;'rc. "ernutualiy pledge to each other our
lives, oar fortunes AMI our sacred honor.
The declaration Was discussed full two hours.
ant several verbal alterations were made and
he III 1T rigid criticism INDUCED in. The decla.
ration was tina:ly adopted with few dissenting
votes.
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Han
~
! & An

s II ~ 4 IL a. L n H
WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN FRUITS AND M
PORTER uf FRENCH CUSf~ECrIuEAKrES.
- E.SPECTFELLi calls the a,triIti"n OF merchants of
Ii Virginia, North Carolina. aud Tcnnrssre, to his large
stock. which he Is now receiving Or the wimirr trade. In
part of which. l. tue following goods:
Tp whole and half boxes fAisins
$40 BAGS and bales Suis III all Kind.
l,BW drums Smyrna Figs
~ casks Zaute Cnrrants
2Wl boxes Citron transparency
l,nrs half AMI quarter boxes Sarlincs
~ dozen Worcestershire and other kinds Of sauce,
- iIu. olive Oil
~ to. white. rrL AMI yellow io'k Caniy
~, do. jars Brandy Peaches
~ do. Muscat Wine
~ trails Dates
lJ dozen Port WiueT pure juice
100 do. French brandy
- do. ClarcL Wine
9n0, 900 Cigar, OF different grades nI'd prices. ranging
from $" Il - per thnrsand
My extra refined Candy Is manufactured daily In lurgr
quantities. Those purchasing can always get the above
articles rrr.h and good, aud they can he bought as cheap as
AT the Sur,h.rn markets. Cali and examine NJ
JUAS plXXIEl'S,
tI.,YI SO. ln- Mnin Street. Richmond.
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take pleasure IN showing

For further In nma,Ion apply t.. Dr.. ". c. y. I!and"fh,
Charlotte VILE, Va, Lrt to II. 7. Holiday, Rapid Ann sta
ton, Orange and AleNa.L!ia Railroad, who Is authorized
IN sell. Dec
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The Markets.

B~ALrIMonE, Dec. o4.-Flour is firm and %
cents higher; Howard street So: Ohio S5t.-
Wheat has advanced Sc; red 81 l5a! %; white
81 9Oal 5S. Old white and yellow Corn Goa
Is cents. Provisions dull; mess Pork $l6.-
Lard i0c. Coffee quiet at %l2!al%c. Whiskcy
dull II lSc.
New YORK. Dec. e4.-Stocks are dull and
depressed and lower; New York centrals 75s;
Missouri 6s Us. Virsinias Is. Cotton is firm
at 199 Il II cts. Flour is firm; Southern So 10
q 5 30. Wheat has declined l Il . cts. Corn
firm; mixed CT 4 IS. Pork steady; sales Of 1850
bis. mess 10 so n 1t. Lard - a log. Whiskcy
Is. Sugar steady. Naval stores dull.
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From SoHtIl Carolina.

CHARLESTON. Dec. o4.-Therc is good al-
thoritr Tor stating that Commissioners for
Washington lett this morning. Eighty mon
arrived here yesterday from Savannah for the
purpose Of rendering their services to the Gov.
craor in any emergency. They come under
tina narae OF Minute Men or Sons of the South.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN WAyEKLY INSTITUTE.

&"
MRS. PETER p. MAYO, PRINCIPAL.
n a liz. MAYO will open, Oh the first Of uctYler neat, a
WI Boarding and Day Schoolfur young laaies. Her object
Is 10 combine = useful and complete English education
with a practical acquisition Of French and Gerrna. and "
thorough knowledge OF Music. To accomplish this purpose
her professors Of Music, French and German will reside III
her family.
French, which Is the nptive language Of tfe reHleut Pro,
fesso., will be the hubitual Language Of the family, ana
those studying German will be reqnirdrd TO converse Ire
queItly in that tongue.
For Circulars, containing Terms, references aud o'hrr
Mrs. PETER +. MAYO, Richlond, Va
- Mrs. Mayo has removed her residence 10 the house
lately occupied by the late Judge I. V. Daniel, OH Filth, DC
tween Cav and Leigh Streets. Aug S-u
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
THI!lE next session Of this School for YOUNG LADIES,
1 located ut the corner Of Filth and Franklin streets
Richmond, Va, will begin OH The LIST day Of October, i7Uo'
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
l. +, Shumu,c, Principal and Professor Of Mental aid
Moral Science.
4. q. ellison, Ancient Languages and Mathematics. -.
Kcv. James 4. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons. Edouard I~ioudayer, French.
Carlos Q. Mrrn. Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedisrr, German.
Miss Maggie d. lrandrr, Primary English.
Horace Chase, PiRnu and Organ.
heinrich Schneider, Harp.
y. a. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
}. W. Reese, P.nnunship.
Dec ls-lf |. +. SheMAIs, Nle!IIno-", -
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DODWORTlrS
MI u T.

NJ. Q ASTUN FLAEF, INV lUKN,
DUBLISIlER and Dealer In Foreign aud American Mu'
SIC, instruments. and Musical Merchandise. Songs
and COMPOSITIONS for the plano forte, hy the best masters;
Sacred and Organ Music: Dance and Military Music, FOR
the piano forte, sent by mall. postage free. (stanps may
he sent Instead Of rllunve) Catalogues OF Music for Brass
bands, Qualrille BANDS, small Or large 0rchestras. Price
list Of iirn.s Instruments sent on application.
The journal FOR Haas Bands, II new publication or
Band Music, Is issued on the lJ;hi of each month single
Nos. 81 10, or II {ij Fer auuum alsn, the 'Colnphnion,'
cnnlsininc Marches. Mrlirys, Re: price II each number.
The Instruments lrartI In these works are separate and
ready for performance. HARVEY Is. D0DWURTH,
uc, ua-,I3m director Of DnIworth's Band.
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Si,iuxreck and LOSS Of Life.

New logK, Dec. 24.-The ship Seargo ar.
rived to-day, and reports having passed (no
datcy near bermuda, 4 burning steamer; heard
cris> of people in the water, but the steamer
.c:r soon sink. Laid by two days, but saw
nothing but lemons, oranges and .unchcons Of
rum,
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RiCiIlT0ND MADE CARRIAGES.

HF.DRuE y. y! LII,
Zenith Street, HIchmu'.'. Virginia.,
MOULD respectfully Invite the lion tsIeJs z
OF his friends and the public '-':fal' GlSA-S@
ly TO his large and fashionable as 'aent ESjSW
Of CARRIAGES, BCGGlES, &c. SorkN-
is manufactured in this city, ny c." Ietcnt ~orkmen, aud
out Of the best material. 4 Cal, ri those desiring 10
purchase Il requested. Par;icu.u .;tenrion paid TO EE-
PAIRING. whirn will he done OF ,:c cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tnn ia 1Srn-1y
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MERCHANDISE,
ANOTHER NEW NorE upoN woRcE.> "

ANOTHER NEW NOTE: upon ORC v
TIERS PIANOS.
M URCESTERS PiASOS.-Tllcsr Flames sf-<sIa,r~ux
w have stood the test OF so many y-arsHsS%@GEE3
that They hardly need IL word Of encOliumt o II
now. For the better part ofa generation they have l.rrn
constantly before the public; all Of them, old au,i i,rw,
proving hy their stability and constancy, the skill will
which they nc constructed. For Durability OF tone for
eTenrss an! uniformity of work, and for excellence Of
FRAMES, these pianos may we'll chaieIyc cnIap-IiIioiI-
We hitow Instruments of Mr.. Worcestcr's ;urn out, that
nave horne .is thumrninSS " fifteen years, and remain NJ
perfect ia tone aud In build us in ;arir hr>, estate. The
yeIr To- year.-tF ."3" he Hr" York t:.a. -idrsrti.er,
liM -'"rrnnHrr. lSj9.
XIV" NEW NOTES UPON N~0!fCESTs;f:'S
N . =.
"Hull PlAHOS We a:r appealed 10 ~ Zines for IN
nFH"ailuh IN resa:l 10 the brs: maker of riano forics.
iels'h:I knowledge OI The Instrument. g!adc b.: u. Wur.
Sss'cr !ncniies Us TO award the palm OF superior merit TO
n'"' r"t elegance "I finish, and durability OF material,
ahu Tie elements that rr;rr into The musical qualities Of a
Irst,rhte Instrument, Mr.. wcrces..: l.. unsurpns.sd--f Hsp
'Wh Tom. A"s"rti-sr, FIJI. Is, l>;I.
neha'el III many ways and III MANY time. -xpr-ss-! our
opinion >i!"nplF III praise OF American mechanics. art, and
81, ENSehl FH' % the extensive piano Gatcc:actu.y uj lIpra-
Ill "rce-ler hns strengthened thtt nI.!a!oa, and We are
,,s,rn,rm,ncch Ihht IN the constructions 0. these beautiful
inslluHient' w. Americans are rivannr. If no, excrUinr
r,n.iaai ,ncI.s,he fhiihhrinonic Society, the most scientific
ny ~. IN i!is country, use Worcester. PIANOS nj
'rgrana coHcf',1. We have had one In con.tai, ur for
inc last ~ years al did no diIuinution in cIr.rnrss Or
s"ee'nese y amE T." J. EJprs>", .Mrch -, 1881.
| am constantly shPlh~.i with = iul u.snrtr,.rt ~ Mr.
Worcester choice Pianos. I'D ALL H.. mo-, L,nn. ", =" W..
the public witt. The lrSt lnstrui.,n,. -, a., nrir' " sew
Suv21 \. MORRlS'a ,.s..I.- ~ IL
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,yD sTAT3 NEWS

49,. v,1i... 7s-:ss' when thy marble walls
1--WE. ,.a ~. Sa:srs, there shall be
-. e.: ..#,.. o'yS :hy sanScn halls;
,s.L .aa,-a: a!.as liz sweeping sea.
".a3y":e:" ~an!e-c-, weep for thee.
Hh,: .agp.l tay soas GO: anything but weep:
-: hes oa,y fa-rnur in their sleep,
E.,Ia:g..i sHh :asiy fathers. as the slime
I,~::4 lie 1 ..A.as of he spring tide foam,
.a,I lr.9r, - sailor ,hlpisss ~ his home,
Atr '!,y :. :..o.e :Ea; wrr-.'
l., :. o.t. - .acr;.c!as Himself OF the cross,
~: -: .: s~?ir!iua! lie on the world,
10. g.. -:u..!.:. -ioy!u which nov darkeas ON
;.;r. ISL ave IL: AID from he ruin impending
10, i. 81: :!rG2 lime We sly, l!urrah FOR the
=. aa,; Go4 is:ea. lie right. llurrll for u
:a.-g : ..:":. -a:y: ;or the South il III the right.
=, IS ~: :~,.iow!a; lie lew O. representation,
-, .!.t ,.aw Q: Nature!
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VlKikESTOS FEMALE COLI. EGIATE
INSTITUTE.
rgNuISs school will begin its forteth S-s.Inn, January 10Th,
4 well prepared, is In years past, 10 lnpart instruction
In the solid aud ornamental branches.
For further particulars apply 10
Dec lS-c,lstFrb julius WILCOX, prIncipal.
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MARINE }GWS.
puKr OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER "a. lStO.

!" 7 Ut t..
Arrived.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New YoIk, INDIE. AMI pas.
,engrrs.
Steamer George Peabody, I:i;clard, Baltimore, ,ndse
and passengers.
Schr +. l.. iiauon, Tsmcn. Portland. sugar.
Schr Z. johnson, ruiisou. Philadelphia, cuul.
SAILED.
Schr Daniel Townsend, Townsend, Noble, n;E=.
Schr Stag, Towbsend, New York, m!Er.
Schr +. / VI. J. Simpson, Spruia, Petersburg, san.
CLEARED,
December "a. British Ship Juaneta. Williamson, 70: IoE.
don, tobacco and Hour, by thas. Palmer.
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"
4 Iklnck Republican Prediction.

New YORK, Dec. 24.-Mr. Seward, in o
speech OH Saturday, before the New Eng land
Society, said IF we keep entirely cool, entirely
calm, entirely kind, . debate will ensue, which
will be kindly in itself, and prove, very soon,
either that we are very wrong, and we shall
concede to our offended brethren, or else, that
VIC are right, and they will acquiesce and come
back into Federal relations with us" lie pre-
dicted this result in sixty days.
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Correspondence Of The Enquirer" y
From Washington CITY.

Military S". j~tions-Hon. Cahb Gushing
Stocks and Politics .Secyctary Thompson
Secretary Floyd, dc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.--lt is suggested in
military circles that South Carolina and other
seeding States ought forthwith TO enact 4 law
declaring all persons citizens of the State who
20 hither TO fight their battles.
Hon. Caleb Gushing has stated to the North
ern reporters, that he went TO Charleston by
authority of the President, to demonstrate
against secession, but the ordinance was passed
before his arrival. lie knew no persuasion
could repeal it, and he returned.
The session Of Congress was unexpectedly
quiet today. The talk in the streets and
hotels is more OF the subject Of the re-
cent abstraction of United States stocks than
politics. Learning the intention of the Re-
puclicans to defeat the announcement Of the
secession of South Carolina, the delegation
presented it in the form Of u written communi-
cation. There is nothing startling to-day in the
way ofgeneral news
Secretary Thompson says Inc will tathom the
recent fraud to the bottom, no matter who is
implicated. No one attributes dishonesty 10
Gov. Floyd in the Baily and Russell transac-
ton, but some SEEN TO think that the Governor
has been duprd by willy schemcrS,
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Marc.um. Ma:.!La lis ~ifr. ard

other uele01HG's.
The object ul this sui; Is TO procure a sa!r Of the ltri upon
which Sarah Is. flippo, deceased, resided, o! Which .": "a'
seized and possessed OF OEe.tl.lrd, and also 10 procure .
sale Of two slaves. Of which the said sarah d:st possessed.
and 10 have Il division according ~ Inc I!ghis0 81 the parties
in,yr.,t-I-ap affidavit having been Riaie an.! t.!"!, ;lhit
the defendants, - MarcrunI, and Matilda he "i'e, are
non residents OF the State Of Virginia, Il i ordered ma iLr
said defendants appear here within one NOAH after due
publication Of thf, notice. AID 10 what Is !.ec's'I'y I:
protec: their Interests in this su!i.
\ Copy-Tc>tc.
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WI J.. GREEN,
L- LII .fn.-irx Errl Ii.urlni.r IA VI
VALUABLE L0EIS, LANE Eois SALE,

M lSiiiSG TO dispose Of my real estate, In order 'a IT.
vide the proceeds among rny children, | oGcr .c ."l-
privately, my FARM, Stunning H;i."
This most desirable tract OF land les In n: heart Of The
valuable tobacco lands VI Louisa, on boil! sides Of tho
south branch Of the North Anna river, and adIoin:Es the
lands Of II. +. Poindc.ter, Gabriel Jones, joseph NJ. hnL'r
and others, eight miles from Louisa Court House and Il.
lrrsville, on the Virginia Central Railroad, add equally 'Hr-
..ni-r u iu.L
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WiSTED.-A Southern gentleman. with eight years
experience IN Teaching, wishes 20 take charge OF o
Male Academy, or 10 fill the Chair OF Mathematical or
Ancient Languages In SOME lns,tntion In the south. Best
references given. Address Box 9o', Rlchmonh, Va
Dec S-tf
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" DICktNS1N. tfILL& co.. At.ts =.
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WHEEEr;Es u WILSON

SEW Nc MACH ES.
yrrru Srw. IMPROVEMENTS At REDUCED PRICES
TIME Wheeler & wilson Manufacturing Company ha''
L Ing gained ALL ,Aeirl ai,s a, Law with intFinElns man.
ufac,urers Of Sewing machines, PROPOSE mat me rup",
IN. prices OF their Sewing Machines. After thI' date Inc:
will lie suli at rates thu; will pay n fair profit on lie GO
-, u,u,f,,tur-. ca rl'ui Invested, and expense "i making
suI.. INCH uric-s A. xnl rinhlr itrm q" make lr-t c'h'-
Machines, aud, 4. heretofore, ruHrnmt"" theta III every iS''
licular.
NEEDLES, SILK. e., at reduced prices; -,
sRC OGH;e and Salesruum No -. Main street, hieh'
muud, rireiaia.
VUEEL FP q gyL.SOE, As USUAL. JIC7UHIOtS!
AWARDS rs "a. MECHANICS iS-riTrTs oS SEWING MACHINES.
To Wheeler & wilson, LIST class rr-raiura-s SILVER H'eaa,.
To IA. Lester Co, 81 Richmond. end class freH''uhi-p'-
pl,ma. u
T." iiruvcr ( Baker, :rd Glass Prclniuin-imPio""'
On SEWING MACHINE MOkk.
o., ",.rI,n, - ,hs l..rrr Co. SnY 9G-hScly
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ALL THE PKENI..mS.
pLOWS, PI.OWS!. PLDWS!t!
... n I. ~. IL /. ~ u. 40 Di.1,fII.,A III IL.

WAS awarded u Itateat 10y the IA. ~
w tent Commissioner at wa>.in:. ~-c-s
ton, on The 10th day OF August. ls6n. N
State aad Ceatral A:ricci:nra! Societies, held In Richmond
In October. w.- awarded IA. pTgm;.m for being The best
oarhorsr IioT, Ia. hcst twu.hOrsc Flow, And HE best three
horse or ~four-h0rS. pInw TN exhibition, over all the most
popular makers uf Flows in Tie state, All awarded the
Silver Medal al the Fair Df the M-ch"nics' Institute OF the
State. held IL nirlsaund ri IN. same ;IIuc. The farmer
who dies bad ploS.Eg maSr- Il bad crop Therefore, t"ni
your orders and get the hc-t 20 he lad.
=. II. STAlKE,
No. ~, 8 doors above -. Charles Hotel,
S.D- Ji.n,,n,,t Va
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ROCK SrkISG ACADEMY,

BRCNSWlCk COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Ts\iE exercises Of this School viii he resumed on the lst
L Monday in September next, and continued until The LIST
OF July, 1851, with an inlermi,sion Of two weeks Al Christ
mas. Having associated my brother Digs Poynrr, Il re-
cent graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute, with Inc
in the management of the School, can confidently assure
the public That III advantages will he greatly multiplied
The higher Mathematics aud the English branches viii re-.
crive particular attention, while the classics will not he
neglected. Practical lessons in surveying, &c, will be Civ.
ell Ia the field. and no effort will le spared 10 make the
School worthy "f public confidence and patronage. A
strict, Yet Kind, discipline will he firmly enforced. aid the
military feature will be adopted rs far rs practical. As 10
the qualifications Of my associate, ] refer to CO.. ,. II.
smith aud tho Faculty GENERALLY Of the Hirginla Military
Institute. For further particulars apply for a circular.
TRENs.-f"rS Session Il ten months. half pay able lst Jan.
uary:
Classics. &c. and higher Mathematics $50
French extra. So
English branches. .. $50
Board, including every thing ........ ......:...tl.'
D. T. puYSUR.
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D. E~EGROES-We will Eel! TweEiy.f'
~ GROEs To-Day, AZ ~ O'Clock: -y ~
PCLLlAM & CO., Auci.
Odd Fr.EJR-' Har..
y. BLOUSE Servants, Coots, Washers and lronrrs, 70
sale privately. P."Ci.
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Burnt In EmCy.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. Ex-senator Andrew
johnson, Of this State, was burnt in efhgy, in
this city, Oh Saturday night.