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a.lehration. OF the seee..!on Movement

NRMPHIz, Dec. ~ Yesterday, q large and
enthusiastic meeting here ratified the seces-
-.rL q South Carolina. i seiute of fifteen
g4as was fired, aEd at night many public and
jg.T4,e buildings were Illuminated.
BALTIMORE, bee. 22.--Oae hundred guns
E-T- fired here lJ-day iii honor OF the seCas-
All Of South Carolina.
There is a meeting tonight 10 nrge the Gov
-.4yr to call an e4-ra session OF the LegIsia-
lg.-.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 29--At a secession cei--
f..Iou AZ Camden, yesterday, cannon burst,
s-'-geIy luJuTlug several persons.
I.- @eTenadlng procession here last night
W. - grand affair. ltwas kept up iii after
.zht.
a p.ciaI dispatch from Washington Gays
f..,. jul Anderson Eas been ordered 10 sur
~ ~ be IcTls TO Tie constituted authorities
". s. .g-l Carolina IN case they are attacked,
t-..-t tu surrender them 10 lrTesp0nsl ole
..4.-.
La.gS, be-. 92.-TheIe is great rejoicing
PEI. a. @yuiA Cardinals secession. CauEUns
4-r -..rd. church bells are rung, ana large
81. .a-igu OF IIEu3e Men ana citizens, With
--L.rrs and notices, IS now paEadlAg the
s4~-.-. Speeehe- are being made, and JuDila-
Bud is general. The widest ell ID Uslasm pre-
walls.
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CHARLESTON. Dec. 22.-TAe Senate haz ad-
j -r-.a JIlI tne 81 If January, and he house
Il iupted a resolution 10 the same effect.
FL latter is sail ~ session.
Is- House adopted a rasJ!atiOn instruc,inz
-l- tl.tlaTy Committee 10 make provisions tor
tral and porting troops also tor es-
t..t-bIuE telcgraphs 10 the principal eE posed
I-l-.s IN The STATE, and giving tue Governor
aut-aEIty over all The telegraph lines III case
81 war 81 appTeheudtd invasion.
4 resolution WAS made the special order for
To-day, aulhuIl2IIg erarcAInE inc airy into
;a- uaslne.. OF he banka Of the State, with
s..r ~ send persons 10 examine the banks,
-a-lr books, and trans lions.
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ta-rt-. n. I, Dee. 21-A fire broke ont in
.-.. place tar.y yesterday morning, which
..a-uar1 SET rly one hall Of the business poT-
1-. .i tAp 10 an. Twelve buildings Were
t,-n-d aud properly 70 the amount Of fttty
e .a-.r1 dollars destroyed, OF which about
s"'aty-tly- thousand IL covered by Insurance
i-~ fire UflRualed III SteaIns j Nebster'S
-i5 .Ude store, from chimney that had
'a'a. cut during The evening.
Snow plough, propelled by TWO locomo-
.ntss Engaged IN clearing the track Of the
"-.el.uwu and Rome Railroad OF snow, ran
lL- rack near this place yesterday morn
iaF MASKING The plough into fragments and
r'er-ly IujuIiug five or six persons employed
urr-.ft
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December l?th, 1860.
1851.
NEGRO FtihENu.
1861.
b. A. coo K +,

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(UFFTCE on l4TH STREET, ~ EXcHAHGE HOTEL
BTILuTNG. RlCHNoND. Fh.,l
INSCRAAtE AND COLLECTING AGENT
Respectfully te lders his services 80 the public
and the friends of Cooke Close, for HIRING
OUT SER ANTS, for whom lie viii enGeavor to
procure the hest prices and comfortable homes,
and promises them especial attention during SICK
ness. All also attend TO the property OF absent
owners, and Collecting OF Claims generally. Hav-
ing learned from an experience of some years that
advantage Is derived from making prompt returns
OF the collections effected by AGENTS, am resolved
10 adopt this Practice. and hope by untrrng eXeT
tons that shall he able h. give entire satisfaction
all who may favor ne with their patronage,
thus Terlt continuance OF th2 same. To
nose with v h"hi am personally uuacqdInted, 1t
alto rds lie pleasure TO offer the following
CamPte.l, Esq, r. HAYES. ESQ Dr.. Il. ii. Cregs,
Col. II. Iomi!n. " ~. K. AyIett, ESQ, DR.. X.
w Fox Messrs. Powell n Gary. J q Pollard,
EsQ., v m. Nj. Turner, Lsq. Klng William coun-
L.; VIM. Nj. McGruder, ESQ. d. r. Gardner,
Esq. Z. ). AlCGrudrr, n. u, J f. SIutuu. NJ. d Of,
Henrco county; John u Harrss, Esq, DR.. VIM.
Il. Fox, Hanover county; AIessrs, " Iisou & Ro-
shaw Quar!es 4 Co. YIN. ". Tim6er!ake, ! So.
Dr. +. W Hancock, Mark DuWuey, Esq, Andrew
JInkIns. Esq X 4. +. Dahuey. Esq, tale OF the
firm of Dabney 4 Cooke, OF this city, 4. =. Sanu-
Ell, Esq, Col. VIM. 4. N0ncure, Second AQdltor,
Messfs. Johnston Il With z, ". 2. W. Tay lur,
Esq, Nes5rs. GEubbs \ AppeTson. Richmond
City II. ". Thomas. Esq, Fairfax county; 7.
=. Hill, Esd, VIM. Wright, Esq; Alexandra,
Va; s. s; Gresham, Esq rAArch'd Pointer, ESQ,
Fauquier c0unty; 5. :. BrOots, Esq. Stafford coun
ty; X. IS, Broaddus. Esq, J. W. QuaTles, Esq :.
Caroline county; Capt. I. Nj. Burke, Gen. r. J
Muse, Essex county. de l9-5t,oW 4 sw3t
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Adiutant-GplIeralS Nv u NJ.

ALBANY, Thursday, Dec. 20.-J Meredith
Reed, late President OF the Wide Awakes in
lhis city, IA to be the AdJutant. General of the
militia of the State, in place of Frederick
Townsend
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Ea.>ins i Secession Pole ia Petersburg
Destructive Fire,

PETERsBURG Dec. IA Secession pole, lot
l- clEh, win Palmetto flag, was hoisted
u, yesterday morning, amid yOcli-Fous
tAs-fs rom Il large crowd. The pole was
.t8-d down this morning Just before dawn OF
a-g b. g. ne unknown party, and the flag car
i-l Il Great excitement prevails, and
Collision Is t-aIed.
N4,I0o il CraWfoId's tobacco factory, and
s~'~E4. bindings adjoining, were destroyed
i} t.- his afternoon. Loss $4,000 partial
j. Insured.
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Suicide.

81 ~ 'itAAihlHEsTER. n. H., Dee 22.-Mrs. Eliza
- ! Itch and her daughter, three years old,
~ =" iDund dead To-day ia bed, having COM
I' go, probably, suicide by.prussic acid. Her
~ '.5,',,,and, II lawyer ia II good business, aud
,, - recently died, which probably caused
~. y, aud led her 10 poison her TemaIGing
s"iid and herself
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The Keuctton IN Niu.sachusetts.

BOSTON. DE. Wendell Phillips spoke IN
-"r low HblInt WatertOu thts evening, ana
N's missed BY the audience, bat The police pre-
'ea'et any further demonstration OF opposi-
A. lie 4lr h. spoke for GOV Andrew, and
.'-lrW would not slgu bill repeallng the
iF.saal Liberty Law. Hsnd-blils were
IJ'lrj around TIE town calling upon the peo-
3t' LJL ~ let Phillips speak.
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Prom " aNhiuctoft

....-5sCraN, Dec. a2.-The cijN was to-day
l.fr tremendous excitement, IN coEse-
.. tao fac that he Secretary Of the
shortly after returning from Raleigh,
a. yesterday, summoned 20 his Office the
nv q stare, Attorney General, aud the
.. Attorney.
..4r- toat thi> was done Upon state
~; ~. GODDARD, that MIR. Bailey, who has
. .. he Indian trust funds, had taken
10 lynu safe 4 large smount of State
......4at coupons belonging 20 shat fund, and
10. we've uo longer IN possession of The
vtf.r. / ron Su Investigation OF the
..- IN abe presence Of Bailey, his state
.-. -.f.e tufort uAAt2}y found ~ be true
r.. ,.r..u. distracted Is about >93o,Ua0
formation upon this matter was first
80 Is, III. EaHey lam self, and II is generally
> . .1e bonds were used for the purpose
=. r-,sruH. 20 raise money for tempo .
..,as->. bUt he panic, by which every
....-.t- ..~-oCEs have been stricken dow
% TO-. .E- l..lfIeS unable 10 redeem them
r.. oppression = very general that there
.rIl!laI intent GA the part Of Nr.
however repreGeus bic may have been
t.....>. Farther disclosures, duplicating
.4-:.aS, are anticipated upon MS eXami-
~. senate Committee yesterday, the Re-
,........ls a>6ed more time before voting on
1-s--..utIous before IL Toomhs refused to
.aartquest, and every proposition was
-. ~H. To0mos ana Crittendsu were
~. 81. $50 who voted for Cr,tterden's reso-
r.... The attitude OF the Repu bhcans
r.r,.- most depressing effect on the whole
.5-al-.ee.
.-,.r. prevails that the Administration
-.- FL dispatches from Charleston 10 the
g.. Gt-a revenue c9tier had arrived in tina,
-- ..-A--5. and unless orders were imme-
..... gwen de. wlthiTi g,ai, South Caro-
f... s..El SELF. urNu her and lake the GOV
,!.-r.u .l.t~. Nothing, however, has ;beeu
--.-..- ri from Charleston confirmatoTy OF The
II. o.. caleb Cushing re urued YES terdly from
ca .t-5t,U- Has report Was considered npor.
.a g au.lEu :-I an immediate Cabinet consul.
j......
81 B,nharl. member OF Congress from
s.. % Carolina. left to-day for his home il
.-a. ,,a-a. Mcqueen viii 20 IN the morning
a4- -dT. Hcyce viii start early next week.
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The Illinois hanks.

NHicAGO. Dec 22.-A dispatch from Spring
la s.ates that tue Bank Commissioners have
A.tAdcd their call on the Banks for additional
isin. The extended cali rec ulTes Banks TO
~ up one q uarter Of the additional margin
~ ne goth u February, and the other three
~ d5teIs by he Goth Of March.
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Reported Capture of Il SLAYER

NEW YORK. Dec 22-Itis reDgrted here that
the wac steamer Mohican (six guusl has can
tuTed another SLAYER on the coast Of Africa,
having on board 9GO negroes
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The subscriber begs to return his acknowIedg-
ments to his friends and patrons for theIr E1vors
HhIlns the past six years. az would inform them
th?t he still continues the business of HIRING
OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES,
COLLECTING ola Ms, and all business per.
tanning to g tNERAI AGENCY. to ali of which
he gIves his personal attention.
faTues IN the country who may entrust the
hlT'ug OF their Negroes to hun, may rest assured
OF every attention beng paid TO setting them none
other but good homes and the best prices, and IN
the event OF sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER-
soNAL ATTENTION shalt always be supplied. He
has a iso large ,comfOrab able apartment con ected
with his once, whore those servants who are not
provided with places to stay at night during the
hiring, may remain, with a good FIRE, free of
thdrgs.
49, Negroes for hire the coming year. had
better be sent III TO ne as early alter Christmas
possible,
To those at distance to whom am personally
unknown, beg to refer to the following persons:
Dickinson, Hill X Co, Richmond; Dr.. Thomas
latane. Arthur Temple. John Lumpkn. Thomas
kannt!eToy, Klrg and Queen county; Dir. +. d.
WI elwrlght. Rev. Thomas r. Locke, w estmors-
land county; John l.. Lataue, W. c Latane, pr
Richard Turner, + MacnnlSs, Thomas Lee, King
GeOrse county; ko. HudgIn. Dr.. John d Butler,
Caroline county; y. J. Il. WhItlock, Ur. James H.
Latare, I'd. r Noel, Bev. d. Roy, J. Roy MIcou,
Wilsey Fogg, Geo. T. w Tlght. Essex county; DR..
Thomas G. Clopton, Jefferson ntuhhs. Jasper Z.
Gl'y county; DIT. Ro: A. Payne, Richmond county;
VIM. +. Copton, Ro Howle. Dr.. /. C. Crump,
Jno. \. Lacy, X. i. LacT. New Kent county; bah
ney Parrish Louisa county; VIM. u. ClOptOn, r.
b. Foster, Cumberland county W. w. Brown,
Lunenburg county; J. j. Chewing, Culpeper
Capt. J s Middleton. John Gormly, Norfolk.
de l3-d& WIN
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North tarOliun Le2INIninre

q, ~ LsiGB, n. q, Dec - The LEGISLATURE
IN ''" 'tA9 ""J"ui ~" "'i ""'
r., '1 tharl to iake mp the bill tor aiming the
'''~e Aei!ea ia tie HUuee OF Commons,
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BOsToN. Dec. 92-The Governor of Massa-
chusetts has issued a PROCLAMATION tor day
OF fasting and prayer in conformity with the
recommendation Of the President.
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de l5-lIn

TRUSTEE under tive deeds OF trust exec
\ cuted 10 ms by James x. Fisher and r. I.
Winston and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
n lstiu.s Court of the cltt OF Richmond, on the
nth and 18th days OF December 1860, CONVEYING 10
me- for certain trusts therein mentloneu all debts
dine the late concefn Of Fisher Winston,
hvsut To collect and fsce lpt for the sad debts
also To sail what merohandlze - eonveyed IN sad
her 1850, Ide Ii-I2!l ISAAC W. WALKER,
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eouth carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON Dec. 22.-The Convention met
s. l-5y, received several reports, and after
s.l.- uulIs pOrt,ut business went into secret
s-s>..4. i Is understood that the revenue
l.ts a.. the United States VIII be generally
..-s. by Soptn Carolina, and that lhe post
4. .,g"> VIII remain unchanged for the pres
,.- NF, kbetl's address to me Southern
>...-- has E5t yet been acted on.
lhs tln}ui>sl 5ners 10 u ashIug ton Will ap-
Iei. with iuN powers As joint CJnmissi toner's.
4.f c-iuIIliee IL ~ hOiG Was referred the
Qualification from Il portion OF the mem
- the Georgia Legislature, reported that
communication provided tAatA 10 secession
s.-. lake place EDut South Carolina, Ala
rama, mississippi, and Florida, have assem-
t.ru IN Convention, when final State acLiOn
shall take place. The committee STATE that the
secession Of South CArO!IEa has rendered the
q. 3D. .luulca ion useless.
III. MaErath, from the Committee on the
f.~-.I-Lts Message, reported that they de-
size. secret session on The subject.
Tue solicitor for preparing credentials for
t-- r.I4t committee 40 y ashinEtuu, was worn
l. se-Tesy, and ordered to prepare the aCcreG-
4rs. papers. These were completed to-day and
G.. --.eI 10 the {. MlnissiUn. Tae Com mis-
s...srs are provided Secretary, aud Will re-
,-,- t4-Ir travelling expenses and ten dollars
I-r Jay.
Tr- Convention spent two hours il secret
4sss. Il.
Adjourned I'LL II 5Ldav.
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5. ~~.zr-sz- TgzA "CIsPATCtI,, STEAM
ga POW + r

Z Y I - 7 I n Z: y r FL CE,.
C2-xsY af LEGya anaTaj7tssath Stress, Richmond,
FtTEt+ttG.
THIS Establishment, being the most com lete
frlltery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
n2meut5, SC, and the latest ana most app r0yed
A4c.lEa Fresses,J Is daily turning out the hnest
specimens of
BOON AND JOB PRINTING!
srCH
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, Oh ECkS, &c,
As WELL As
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBiLLS.
PartIcu aratrentIOn gwen 20 hne work Tor Banks
Public Offices Insurance. Rallroa /. and Transpor
tation Companies, Tobacco FactS.s &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circalars, Labels &C.. are capable Of turn
Oh 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons OF tins establishment 10 Obtain the
dsscr p!on If work at the shortest possible notice.
g. Prices reduced IN proportion TO the increase
OF speed.
a. Painting, in various coCred BEONZES and
IN Is, executed n the highest sly l5 OF the art.
IN GUS ranch ~ the business, the pTOpret0rs can
sa Elf GIatiGIi e competition.
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Fire IN Newark

New Jersey Zine Works, in this city, was
Destroyed by fire last night. Less about
> GOO
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HALTINoRE, Dec. q There was a far receipt
Of beef cattle market rday, the offerings at
the scales amounting to $50 hesd. OF TINS number
$50 were driven To fhiadei pma. IS were left over
uusOld and the remaining 625 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers aL prices RANGING from - 50
10 : and ayera=lng ; 351a per 100 los gross The
catt e received were generally superior in quality
10 those received last week. Hogs we're III good
supply to-day. and sd es were made 10 packers at
> q sd 50, hut the butchers are paying %6.75I 81
pei leo bs nett Tor picked i1ts Sheep were rather
lower III prce than last week, the sales being made
a. s IS 80 4 70 per loo lbs gToss
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1Nn1 -NEGRO HIKING FOR lsGl.-

fop1 NEGRO HIKING FO8 1sG1.-
100 L. The undersigned offers hts services 10
the public as HlRkR OF NEGROES for .hs
.nsuing wear. HIS increased experience enables
services, that their business Will be attended to
IN the most satisfactory manner, and prompt re-
b" REFERENcEs.-N i. at. c. Howard. Lee Il
Peasants, l.. X. SpIllman, John ii Guy, Ator-
Il Homer, Merchants, DR.. Thomas Pollard, RaX
Philip B. Price kie490na Col And Hgsps \
T pope, Jno. Swift Postmaster, John Wood
sen, 1hos J Perkins. tGoOehIaad Co., "a; J. l..
Criterion. ~ S. kmbTy, J. Joseph bowman,
Eauquttr Co. Va; Geo. Hamilton, CaIpsper Co !,
va " Luasfo,d. 5 ". sknker, James For es,
Stafford Co, Va; Daag as II Gordon, FfedfytekS-
5nrx va; Col NJ NJ PAYNE, u. s. A., Washing
ton, ID. {. LUGlhN LEWIS,
Office under Metropo Hat.
de I5-Im Richmond. Va.
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poARnrse-HnrsE rrasIruR. O.,

ID EIXTCRES, AND COWS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION - " II he sold on FHIB morning
December 2S'h, commencing at 10 O'Clock at Mrs
thamherlayne' who IS declining boarding house
keeping. on the corner of h and Clay strests ali
of her Household and Kitchen FURNITURE.
Consisting Of very large assortment: Feather
Beds; y air and "huck Mattresses Bed. seads: Bed
din=; Washstands; Tables; Chairs; Wardrobe, Oil
Cloth; CooklnE Stove: M&hngany Tables; Crock
cry and Glassw-.e; Cassofs, &c.
ALSn-The Gas FIXTURES
AJ,S0-ThGee MICH COWS ana HEIfER
TERMs-Cash.
de 20 TH0S " KEESEE. Auct'r
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H0rthern Nznrhpts.

NORFOLK, Dee. 23.-The L. S. brig phin
arrived here At o.eIoCk las. night.
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NEW STORE 81
~ No. 15i MAIN STREET.

THOS. J. BURROWS would most respectfully
eau the attention OF too citizens of Richmond auG
The vicinity, that he ass opened at the above No.
a choice assortGsat Of WINES, LIQUORS ana
IIHARS a!so large stock of woo u r. n
" AN r. are STOCK consists part of Choice
BFGAdes; Champas ne, su per and medium qua ities;
super Hennessey Bran dies Sir Robert Burnett's
super London GIN; Old bourbon and other Whls-
KEYS, some IA years old Port Sherry and Madeira
VI Inc, IN cases and casks $50 900 Cigars, nli quail
te%, some AS low az So per coo; DemiJohus in
great varieties; Brooms; Brushes, and STACKING.
II oil the above goods have been purchased within
the last thirty days, consequently are low. lie
would invite call. being satisfied he can cell Ra
low, II not lower, than others
de IN
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1861.
1861 NEGl

The subscriber again offers his services to his
friends and public Large as an Agent N the city
of Richmond, to II Il L OUT NkGkOt.S, RENT
OFT HOUs ES, SELL REAL and Personal
ESTATE, and tr nsaGt any other business en-
hraced IN . EN- ERA +. AGENCY.
HIS long experience in Negro Hiring, added to
an extensive acquaintance with the uzeps Of
Il lcl uoLd anC It's vicinity. he hopes Will enable
him, as heretofore, TO give entire satisfaction 10
a. VINO may entrust their negrUes to hl3 care,
Every effort viii be made to procure go0d homes
and fair prices for ali sent to him. ample arrange
meuts have been maze TO have them well cared for
tai hired out.
He has practiced medicine for more than twenty
years, and Will, To avoid medical bills az lar
possible prescribe in all simple cases without
cAafe3. Nue. has been saved the present year by
that course.
Persons intending tn patronage him vii please
notify him of such intention Immediately.
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- ,norled for the Richmond Dispatch. |

-, ,,,eratch ~ the Richmond Dispatch
aun.s C0UupFomise Defeated Lin
''''.rIa,. Manifesto. -Embeysiement, &c.
..-,,-neroN, Dee % -trtuenden's Com
,,.q> before the Senate Committee of
r. I, fast Friday. Bieier, Of Pennsylra-
- she oniy Northern man who voted
, Iancolr's manifesto in Saturdays
senator Cfitteuden says there IS not
40 hope for the perpetuation of the
II IS regarded on ALI sides as a decla-
g war against all seeding States
-" .eu points 10 an Alahamban as the
,,s.Ci State bonds ia the Interior De-
emu" Il.
.se.-s. Dispatch 10 the RtohmoEd pspa'chl
s.se,>io" nemSn''ra''e" In i5"ehs"rs'
= -,.rggRG. haC. . ID salute of TWEEN ~
.. v4s fred here Yesterday, IN honor of
Cf' s.s.an G.. Soutn Carolina from The Fed.
. -,cu.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

A UETIOS SALE.-Will be sold at auction,
n on FRIDAY. the oath day OF December, at IL
o'clock, on the farm of VIM. Jarvis on the Me-
chsniosville Turnpike, 33a miles from Richmond,
I'll the FARMING IMPLEMENTS thereon, cen
sistiug of Plonghs of all descr ptIons and sizes.
of Watts Cuff Brace make Hafrows Coalter's
txcu' tivatcrs Wheat Cradles: with blades al
complete; Wedding and Hlhng Hoes; one Wheat
hest quality several articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture; one Wheat Fan. best quality;
one Wheat Cleaner; two HORSES and one
NJ ULE, including Gears, Carts, WAGONS. 5c
o. JARVIS.
III he added to the above sale, enc MICH
cow one RldiGg CARRIAGE, with Fixtures for
one or two horses: one pair of well broke MULES,
b slOnging to other parties.
ALSO-One young fine FiLLEY.
de 2i--tds r.. CiUTHORN, Auct'r.
CAss| DE sIAVESAT AMELIA COURT
- HOUSE. DECEMBEK 9TH. 13jG-We will. as
Trustees sell, upon credit Of six months, several
likely NEGROES. al the Court House of Amelia.
at December Court the 9th.
de 24-3t l.. MASTERS, Trustees
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COMMISSIONERS $ L T. OF VAIuA.
y GLE FARM OF 306 ACRES, NEAR SHORT
PUMP, IN THE COUNTY OF HENkICo.-As
cunt Court Of the County Of HenTico, entered on
the 81 day Of SoVemoer, E60. N the suit OF Dn
val q = VS.. Dnvai q ass shall on the 18th day
OF DECkh Der. 1850, at IL O'Clock OF that day,
on the pre- inses sell az public auction, To the b. Eh
est bidder, a valuable Farm. now in the occupancy
Of ! :. beeke, Esq, Containing Slo acres more
% less, adj9inng the lands Of VIM. McGruder.
Redmond, near Short Pump. In the county OF
Henreo. About 100 acres Of the land il cleared
and IL good state oil cultivation the balance ia
wood and timber The place mas on N y god
Framed Dwelling with i've rooms, and all necas
saty cat houses. IN good order; also a good Pescb
ana Apple orchard. The soil is well ADAPTED
to the growth of the usual crops
>, IfRas.-Qne- third Will be required in cash. and
speotvely in IL und Is months, with inteIest from
the day OF sale the purchaser to execute his bonds
LOT the deferred pay ments, and the title To be
tanned until the fui ther order of the Court
de ltd mo uOI NAN CAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24
AUCAor ; 81 SIS.
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THIS DAY.
BY Richard Ca uthsrn. Auct.

fNRGCERIEs AND MISCELLANEOUS
NJ ARTICLES AT AUCTION. lon MONDAY,
Faith inst at 10 o'clock al Iay stors. will ssli at
auction a. large lot of q RUcEKfkS. Sc, cnnsist-
ing IN part Of Bacon Shoulders and HAM; Her
WhiskeY Rum Rrandy ara Vinegar; bags Navy
Beans; Soap: Adamantine aad Tallov Candles
Mustard. Biacklag, Old Dominion Nails, Cheese,
&c. DC
FURNITURE, &o--Al so, 4 LOT Of secord hard
consisting Of oue superior Cook
ing Stove and Fixtures; Feather Beds. Bed
steads. Washstands, Bureaus, sofas, Chairs, 4 c.
de ~ r. CAU THORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24
DIChNiONN TYPE FOUNDRY,
IL LOCATED In III 4 LAW EI-lLn L Nc

~ On FRANKLIN STBEEF.
The pToprietors Of the above establ.s hment beg
leave to say thai thsy prepared 10 execute ans
orders for NEWSPAPER, BOOK or JOB PRINT,
ING OFFICES, and are now manufacturing, on
The spot, a new dress for the Richmond Dispatch
In soliciting the patronage of the South we guar
antse 10 inTnlst as good article as can lie had
North. and at New York prices. We have extern
sIVe hgslEess Connections with nearly sill tho type
tOuadrles IN the United States, and are therefore
when required.
We desire every newspaper in the SOuth 20 copy
this advertisement FOR one month sending us one
copy Of the paper, and they will their pay
BY purchasing OF Us i've times the amount of their
bal for sucn advertisement
WALKER & PELOUZE,
no 29-lm Richmond VI.