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,r,, commandments from AiabRhha.

The Commissioners from Alabama 10 '"a'-
MIA appeared yesterday before the two houses
Of the Legislature. Judge Hopkins addressed
the .:c Houses in explanation und support OF
the action of Alabama, defending, in clear anu
logical argument, the right Of each State 10
Judge Of the mode ant measure ol redress, anu
n resort TO secession whenever, IN the Juog-
,ncnt cf the State, such action was deemed the
proper re.neiy Judge Hopkins was listened
10 bv crowded house, with the greatest IN
,cre>t and, ut the conclusion of his REMARKS
was greeted with applause.
Mr.. Gilmer, the associate Commissioner re-
,.,o.d.d ;. Il cali in few brief remarks. Alter
ur t;;,m.. mad retired, Senator Douglas arose
and addressed the Speaker Of the House, as the
presiding officer OF convention o' INC TWO
Houses, in speech wiich-thanking Il lie Com
n,issioners and wishing "GOd-speed' to Ala
h.ma-was received by the large auo'ehce Will
rnn,;,tak,b,e evidence Of the great, sympathy
selt for al ,bsna aud the other secea'ng etu'eS'
We shall publish the speech OF Judge il0p-
l;ins iu few days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18
WEDNESDAY,, JAHrAEr l6, 1861.

| SENATE "A communication WAS received
from the President responsive to the inquiry
Il, TO who vas the Secretary Of War; lie says
Mr.. Holt is the acting Secretary, and he Gains
the iist;,.hy precedent, 10 appoint Cabinet
officers ~! interim
Mr.. Rice, Of minnesota, introduced rcsou-
| tions providing f"r the admission CT New States
--amone them Kansas, 10 include 4 portion Of
| | tah ard New Mexico, rs ct present defined;
also Minnesota, TO inclndc Dac0lah and Ill
| Of Nebraska north o. the lorty-tll:d parallel
also Oregon, 10 include Washington ard
California and 10 extend the boundarics 10
the line OF Kansas The resolutions wcrv or
Lered 10 be printed.
Several compromise measures were then in
| trotuccd. Nj. Cri,tendcn's resolutions were
taken up .lr. Povc.rs amendment, guarar.
tccirg slavery to al Of the p,tSeni Territories
South OF sc 30 was arccp'cd-aycs 29, noes -.
McSsrs. Simmons and Anthony made speccE-
cs. The vote on striking out Tic preamble and
first resolution AID inserting Mr. Cla;h's
aricndmcn! was carricd-aycs %, noes %.
The subject was then tabled.
| The Kansas bill was made the special order
| for Friday. The Pacific railroad bill was taken
up. An Executive session cnsucd, after which
pending motion 10 reconsider the vote tab!ins
Mr. Crlt,endvn'S resolutions, the Senate al
journcd.
iiousr-Mr. Cox presented conclia;Gry re-
solutions from Ohio sir. Briggs presented
resolutions from New York, praying the pas.
sage Of 4 border State compvoini>" ihe House
went into Committee Of the Whole, aud de.
batcd the army bill Mr. Garnet: made
speech, in which he remarked that Virginia
would join no border Stale coniederacy, but
she would link herself to tie South ard Ge-
come the header G! the Southern Corfcdcracy.
In conclusion, he advocated pcaceablc Settle
racnt between Lo.h sections, 10 arrange
system Of customs, AID form an offensive and
defensive a.iiauce. This would secure all the
advantages Of the present confederation with
| cut its evils
Mr.. Guley, cf Ohio, madca speech in which
| lie alluded u the seizure Of the forts, masa-
zines and arstE.!s in the South, etc. lie called
Southern States traitors ard urged cccr,i. In
! Eorbcarance had ceased u bc virtue. TN;
| hundreds thousand Northern volunteers would
CTR their services 10 the Union.
Mr. Holman argued against secession, but
admitted the right oI revolution If oppression
was in,oeraJc. !Ic Cd not yet despair Of the
/ republic.
Mr. Morris, Of Ill, said that treason h:d as.
sumeI large rropor!i0ns The most hopcfn!
began 20 despair Of the republic. lie faId Nr.
| BuchaEai,, while speaking Ike patriot, had
| acted like IL traitor ani welded " the seccs-
.i0nists S:c..ssiun ha': !el them 10 the brink
| Gf dissolution. Iut refusing 80 take the fatal
leap. t:!ev t,l":, their keen blades against hln.
The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18
Fort Sumter,

Major Anderson's situation is by 70 means
a pleasant one, and Mr. Buchanan should order
him to evacuate Fort Sumter Immediately.
We lind the following letter in the Baltimore
"Sun," and would call the attention Of the
people Of Virginia to the spirit Of the people Of
South Carolina Their motto seems 10 bc ami
hilation before submission We are not sur
prised that the Northern people, absorbed as
they arc with money making, and valuing the
Government only rs it enables them TO put mo.
ney in their purse, should BE- unable TO appre.
clate and understand that exalted patriotism"
which will not submit to insult OF dishonor:
letter from Charleston.
Ihc following is an extract OF letter from
reliable gentleman in Charleston, t. o friend
in this city:
"CHAnLrsro3, Jan. llth.
You can have no idea OF the state Of eX-
citemen. that exists here. Three young men
in my employ are out On military duty, and
have no one with me but Small negro boy.
The steamer Star of the West attempted on
Wednesday night to come into our harbor to
land government troops, but she WAS driven
will any other that may make Il similar 81.
tempt. We are in every way prepared TO keep
out any force that may attempt 10 come here
for such purpose.
There is but one feeling hcre--thc sentiment
is unanimous not to submit 10 the rule OF ti!s
President that has been elected. |! twill not be
donc by South Carolina. This can &c relied
upon. She will suffer utter annihilaton first
She can never be made 10 submit 1t is utterly
out of the question. Every man in the State is ;
soldier, and will fight TO death on this question
You can form no idea Of the feeling that exists
here. Maj Anderson will bc driven out q
Fort Sumter if it costs 10000 lives. This is $
fixed fact, aud in my opinion it will be done
very soon. Every preparation is being made
TO do it. He is in very strong fertilization
and one that it is difficult 10 take, but it vii
be done by the force Of numbers There arc
ten thousand men now anxious tn make
the attempt, but tho authorities want il
done with the least possible loss of life
and-a are SO preparing themselves. 1t may b'
done before this reaches you. 1t will be done
forcibly, certainly, unless Anderson surrcndcrs
and that do not think he will do. lie hi:
but about one hundred men, and they are III 4
state IF reroN They are unwilling To fight il
4 war Of this kind Many Of thcuI have fam
lilies in Charleston and Sulliyan's Island, ant
| it is reported they refused OIL the morning tha
We drove back the Star Of the West, To worR
the guns. Anderson did not fire single gnI
on that morning, which, it is said, he woult
have done if he could have got his men 10 obey
lie has now more than half his force in irons
! for refusing 10 obey him on that morning. In:
| we learn from a descrtcr from his fort.
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patriotiSm among US to adjust these difficulties
although frankly confess my doubts and fears
The minority States can do but little more tha.
sucscst--thc majority States hold in thei
hands the fate OF the Union. would =; ne
means, have Virginia 10 lnser by the way
side. On the contrary, would have her prompt
and decisive in her action-she cannot be toe
prompt or decisive. Before her convention can
meet full developments Of one Sort or the other
will have been made. She should place herself
in positiun-her destiny, for sooi or for i'll, is
with the South. She was the tlas.ship o: tie
RcYuluton; and borrowing an expression from
Ii recent production Uf one Of her most gifted
SONS, she should have Springs upon her cables
and her broad.sldc to-
If may be permitted to make suggestion.
it would be, thar The Legislature, without delay,
and without interference with its call of con.
vention, might inaugurate :; meeting Of the
border States Of Delaware MARYLAND, Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, slave States;
and New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa, free States, through two
Commissioners from each, 10 arrange, If posi-
bic, q programme of adjustment, to be submit
ted to the other States az conclusive Of tho
whole matter.
Should thcy agree, | think their recom,ner
dation would be followed by the other States
and incorporated into tie Constitution anG
placed on the footing ot M unaltrrablc com
;,ac, Surely no States can be more deeply in
terestcl in the work Of restoring the countr!
to quiet and harmony. If they cannot agree,
then it may safely be concluded that the resto
ration Of peace and concord has bccG'"" ''s
possible a3uld have an early day appoint
cd for Tic meeting Of the commissioners SC
that Virginia, when she holds her convention
may lie in full possession of the result.
Even if q failure to agree should occur,
would still have the Southern States, as a dcrniel
resort upon assembling in Convention and a!'
ter hiring Incorporated in the present ConstI.
tutioE guarantees going not one iota beyond
what strict justice and the security Of the South
requires, adopt the Constitution Of the United
States MS it now Is, and give broad invitation
to tn. other States TO enter our Union with
the cid aas dying over one and all. When
this is done, would say, in conclusion, 10 ell
Iay countrytucn, rally back 10 the Constitution,
thus invigoratcd and strengthened; ana Jet
there Tor ali time TO come, be written on every
heart as moito-that under ali circumstances,
and in every condition Of things, there is but
one 3os. Of safety, ard that is, to stand by the
Constitution. JOHN TiLEN
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Hon. PnILp F. TuoMAs
Letter from Ex.PrcAidcnt Tyier.

We publish, to-day, alt ablo and most int,
resting letter from that noble old Roman. John
TYLER, 4cao Doted, solitary and alone, 0ga'aS;
n. Fa1oe Bill This alone should give weight
To apy words be may address to his country
,n,,. bnt when 10 this noble act iS added IL
lifetime of usefulness and honor, We may justly
claim more than ordinary attention to h's pat
riotic suggestions
Retired from public life, full Of years and
bonors. he has TO interest to serve but the
wa,rxre Of the country, whose affairs he nd-
,njnis,ered with so much benefit aud good
1.t men of all sections and parties :ead this
letter and weigh we'll its Suggestions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18
I'll. Florida Ordinance or scccxsIon.

Tie ordnance Of secession passed by the
i'iorid: Convention is very brief ard is Is
follows:
We, the people Of the STATE Of Florida, il
Convention assembled. 10 so!cmnly oydain,
publish and declare, That the State OF florida
hereby withdraws hcrscl! from the ConCtdeIa-
cy Of States existing under the naHc of tHe
United States Of America and from the existing
'io"crnmcnto Of SAD s.atcs, ard that all political
connection between her and the Government Of
said States ought TO be md The same is hereby
totally annulleJ, and said union OF States dis
solved, and the Stale Of Florida is hereby de-
clayed sovereign end Independent nation; and
tina. all ordinances heretofore adopted, in so far
as they create OF recognize said Union, are re-
scindcd. and ali laws or parts Vi laws in force
in this State, in so far as they recognize or as.
sentto said Union, be and they are hereby &c.
Dealcd
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fE;0Sp;,Dg-PERUYlAN GUAN0.

sH''" read? to sapplr orders for my ferti-er1 az
~ -';.y eptls IN Al may rely upon getting, wltt
- =- - sTce ~: Inferior 20 any have mnde aiucr
W. ~ Gg Hh'..ic !a=rccients from anything else 10
s'''; Aa1 h::-, brcsp.- il contains more pure boNs
-t.t4 ~ L.ss; ;:la any other Manipulated uuano.
't= Ts;a!s .: sGi'ylng preparations to wheat the
,'2h 't'e y:s as favorable as could be expected
~. - cos''ard disasters Of joint vorro ly. rust, ana,
-f q a iic Gi"NIh which prevented the present Ia
~, sc'Oa .; he yh0-a,es TO very great extent ~
80: u ai-a Was yr-iHI But ths nass Of the testl-
'' hA:E ~as equal 9s superior Peruvian Guano on
atti 'oT laa!s ;ia need phosphateS-as nearly al
nag p'G"eis superiority under fair seasons, ,lor
re'a ;1ot .::al VI COve: 1t is true that OCCASION
'' 'Te been reported; bu: they were such as every
t1.4"' bear; o.: sometimes due 70 the fact that the
u! tr' bee: pho.aaa!e es, bu; rnost generally 10 ts
'E''+ 'pF "o;n Si-a. and c"yer have ever known
g., ~ '':ra'' ~ ihs value NJ tnanIres Is 10 he
- '.r -; ;.:r: have orders for more than iour
sN ~-:a Is ;'7: Al ,nc same period last year.
go SO sfc Induced 10 try ny guano from their
49,; -'- ~ te representations OF others, are par
T'is''s: % order Rufin's gusuO, and 10 see that
So: " a. ->f. ac 10 many manipulated articles 10 tae
h= aiL &: t1r.sf the conmssioa merchants
-, ii 'i..a4":a o. Of my agents, Messrs. THOMAS
-. aDf> 9s:''.6urg: 81. HULLlSS CO.. Lynen-
CJ y.r"i sS1i' fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN
So. '.= o~-HsrON, CLARKE CO., Danvlle.
So -" PRANK q. ECFEl&-
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opposED TO CoMrRonlsE.-The Springfield
dn) Republican" said to be the home organ
Of Mr.. Lincoln. writes as earnestly Us ever
arsips, compromise. lis las; leading article
closes Is follows:
so far as lie thc President eeci) ana .r IN: lne
Renublcan party can accomplish it, the Terri
tories shall be free The character OF the states
n he formed out OF the Territories must be dc,
termined by the people who frame anu "uU. ~ >,
their Constitutions. There VIII oe.t"... A. n,
be-no abandonment Of this position y 1-''
Lincoln or bis party
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The committee appointed by the board o.
officers Of the 54th (Norfolk) Regiment to ash
the State authorities for arms, reports that
Coz. Letcher will furnish all Of the volunteer
companies with the best arms in the ArnoTy
and will let the (alowing one hundred men 10
each company enrolled and organized ulhsla
ccn1anies have the old flint muske.S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
':I .T:'L for the liberal encouragement extended 10
.-s Scuihern friends, We have spared TO sNpsn':
., :,. CIR facilities TO meet the Increased ds9and
..-e..,..-... manufactures. In our
Go: W~l-in;iGL DEPART NJ Nm L
= sale x.r::.iY= improvements, by the aIdiion 10
- FOUNDRY Of 4 building Is by 20 feet, aad
= - ...C: ~ the Laost MODERN and Improved ma
- Wheel, a.. nc:vJ b. sclfcen.e.inS hor:oata! Ma
:,. drawn c. :ie Axle by powerful Hydraulic
80. :...: wt AZ Indicator, by which ICE force aP-
;--..a.,'.: ..a-el $ accurately measured.
~ -.~- :, manufacture, i.o,n bes: CHARCOAL
I:i.i.
j., .:sa Railroad Chairs Railroad and ship Spikes /;
;.1s, "ac-!.: I-gcs ioi:s and Fish Bars; Car and
~: aa-. :frc=, aud other lOag Bolts; Iron Trucks
.-.- r y.,:s Al kinds; Iron and Brass Castings
:aa-'ic- Stationary az. Portable Engines; Saw aEa
.s.. ;-,;y !. r. ANDERSON & co. .
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WAsnISGToH, Jan. lc, 1861.

Nv Dear Sir: have received yonr letter ol
Yesterday, resigning the Office Of Secretary OF
the Treasury, to take effect when your success
sor shall be appointed and qualified.
very much regret that circumstances, III
your opinion, have rendered this necessary -
Without advcrting to these | ain happy to
state, in accepting your resignation, that, du-
ring the brief period you have held this in,
portant office, its duties have been discharged
in manner highly satisfactory to myself.
Wishing you health, prosperity aud harpIncs*'
remain very respectfully, your fr'cn;',
JAMES BUCHANAN.
n,,.,,, rn.N,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18

We see it stated IN the papers that Mr. R.
E. Scott, Of Fauquicr, has certainly received
all invitation TO Z post in Mr. Llnco!n's Cabi-
net and has declined in strong Southern let.
ter which will probably soon be published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18

TIE GEORGIA SECESSION CONVENTION III III
to-day, "Wednesday, and the State. ptoossoiHJ, Hr
will be- ''out' by Saturday, to be followed =,
Louisiana, whose Convention meets "eN'
Monday.
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S:iOCNGE y,.a.

e!rIHuNU Gkul.Nii -nLa:cr1tI
7iI Go- ps.p,-rl 70 supply Any demand for
! :L.,.t:, :i:kS!I GEuCNb, for ;as Fall c:a';
N? 81 L-ap !. Iarse; selected from The Pcfsst
~. Ny:. ssoal ouaTres, With special rr.rrsscs 10
:, 's~s5 e sc:tu,.E ~ LINZ
.asa ~ ,:e t-a:iiy increased patronage, the Eefu.
49,: = p-.'d shall lc fully us;ained tor PURIFY auu
to, P:iv.r,:.r.: JOHN II. claiborne,
-, Ofice Nc. l. Pearl street
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LIED.

DIED. she .a,h inst. at Western VIZ, 10 Cumberland
coaaty 10 the 10Th year o. his age LCClCS PAGE only
SOC CT :ss la:s Nielsen Page, Es9.
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;'lsELlEb lkAIdN,

S.GEE N &C Fl y + " y il >,
HiCHHOED, I'd.
..,,-y,cT-gES steam Engines Of every description
So. Circular saw Mills, Mill Gearing. Mining
- =. cr!ri.on. C.si!as. IN iron aad hras'
u s.' = 'T0T' ;"' e. ' rrp S-sty
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The Richmond :|;I Enquirer; llI sf.s,; !:
sa,sasn nA,,,y' ,,r M.,.: ,sr \ ALLESKE'
VI

fE"n.., rrr anaum, and ~ the
n,,,T,r2s, ,e'r, shorter psri'a inaa Que
- ,,. ai.,r - ase dollars per anfGti, ana
~, :!s sss: yahie in ad'Rnee; roI me
;et AO,r %r S".ss :E,,;s!ns money are
%EESf' r.;:s. "A[" ry or they viii be at the
, .ni ,,y ia.. ;se'
~ 1910. * ;as ',itr xNeV'Ehk' =,
''s> 4r',.''. i.S.l rEr !n-eit"'. 80
.:-r - ".', -. -
e-'SH- ..,;r a1" s.;suu: alteration. .......se 81
rae 10 dh ..''..'E w
TF'S =, 60 ...........2v uu
sS 10 30 w
.-.,., i.r-s s'a;s'.''' '.' oG
:-,Ne ~. :, ~; Weekly rrooirsr n,
~. ,,:--c :! ~ mars % .e ~, ,,'," mx " =,
- - .-a. p: .sH4;e !'5 eas" c''''lu"Hss' %
-, :, BE- considered! sy the month or
= ,Y,,.: -. IN :hs Manas>''P'' " t's''0u'''
,.-:-; - ~: raarsci OF he copy for sTeeiAed
,.a''' - -. a!n hc continued un:il ordered out,
:.=',,..,r .Aat;e,: scst7i.:nsy'
= A.ys.-:.fEtHTS-Io aHo'I any niisIhIet
"fo.. n,,. q :he Anuu-l AdreriisrLs ills pro
-: -. 81: III, ha; ;hs!: privileges oHly extends 10
,t-:"''' ..,.r<s Real Estate Legal ana Al! ciher
=: ,s:. ay ;hrc, 20 be a. aadii!oIsl charge,
; 20 - .,-a.4 rnerai Agents Advertisements not
H.. tht. :c.- but 20 he Charged al Tue asui!
:: ~ n ,scouuts US shall lie agreed "pan.
"a. Ir,Fs -aU Sc.:.s adScrl!scfs. IeSSL"H, cu-
y '.'.,-r.r ,SasSes. with ;he pr.s.Sc OF change,
.,.' ys.riy average, in any one week, iase:
- u. t2oGF: agreed uHon as the s'aiidi.s tTe
=S .,r.,.: al all exceeding :aeh an.curt 10 be
= IL. -. rates. ,,,,
::,;. ,a. .X9r.axa" ADVERTISING SaFET 's publish
''' %,;. :ae monthly circulGticn Is twenty t!oH'
;iY4-;::emrn:s Inserted az ce:ts per !iEe
"a. ri, ulhcc may he rem!;,ed per mail, In
i.~..S Eo;es, ,freSiH:eTeG, at the Eisf Of
-. ,...rss asd Tributes o: Respect, sAcsedins
= " '' go. Jared :c- a. advertisements.
t; s!sa.cc uust be accompanied MIN the ad'
So ..t>:acte.y references. 10 Insure execution.
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Resignation a OF Governor Thomas.

The following are copies Of Governor Thomas
letter to the Presde: rcsigning the t1ilee OF
Secretary Of the Treasury, and Of the Presi.
dents reply accepting the same. The causes
of NJ Thomas resignation arc rs clear and
Just as the language in which they are ez-
presscdis dignfed and forcible. High as the
Ex-Secretary has stood in the estimation Of all
who know him, the sentiments expressed in
the subjoined letter cannot fail to elevate him
still higher:
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W,surycroS, D. C.. Jan. II, 1851.


MI DEAR Sig:-It has not been in my power,
as you are aware, to agree with you and with Il
majority Of yonr constitutional advisers in the
measures which have been adopted in reference
to the present condition of things in South
Caroline; nor do think it at all probable that
shall be able 10 concur in tue views whicn
YOU entertain, so far as l understand them,
touching the authority, under existing laws, TO
enforce the collection Of the customs ut the
port Of Charleston.
Under such circumstances, after mature con-
sideration, l have concluded that Cannot
longer continue in your Cabinet without embar-
rassment to you, and an exposure Of myself 10
the lust criticism of those who are acquainted
with nv opinions upon the subject. ], there,
fore, deem it proper to tender my resignation
of the commission now hold as Secretary OF
the Treasury, to take effect when my successor
shall be appointed and qualified. In doing SO,
avail myself of the occasion to offer YOU the
assurance OF the high respect and regard which,
personally, entertain for you, and with which
have the honor 10 be, your friend aud obcdcnt
servant, IHlLir r. luoMAo.
The President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18

-..hNEiT BARGAIN IN LAND. 49,,
! Gt1-t. IMPROVED CUITOH PLANTATioS tois
1T 'asirE on Le A.cha!4lsya River, In NE SIate
" c2i::aas !h:j scres, 25U cleared, "3e III cu
i!' !"a: .roigcs. IN. last Season two oa!es o.
= cs:1 .aa :t- .cinainde, IN J, and years,
.: ~ esL: p:E tL;.au Interest added from day o'
;..- wM. Il. RASSETr, Agent.
-.-a:. EeT Orieans.
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i, BRICK MACH NE

| c'"aoIa a-LT "1anaas over the United State. and
- -: S.'led uy ulhn, by hor.e and oy s.esm
: -: y. = ~ % .iGD bricks day-costs from 80 80
... 20 's'h": particulars, 10 pamphlet giving iu.'
=. .";sc s:,'ai.:, FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Ns':,-c::c Baltimore.
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,.,.tfNGiS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
nh c having procured the service, Of R..
T. :. .:Es':, for the purpes= Of selling Live SOCK
:, 'a the lst day Of September next, PREPARED
es y!d:vdrd attention u all busEess entrusted
10 's- confident from their long experience, 10
w., ~ . gre entire satisfaction.
aa<.!5eral advsa cement. op consignnens.
JOHN GROUSE,
x "-cI L. g. IRVINE
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Altbmono Enquirer.

BY TYLER, WISE + ALLEGRO.
MORNING, JANUARYIS, 1861.
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:. 4 E;.t.TN tS:i1DGE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
i''.'r. Il So Courts Of potctourt ana adjoining
'',....,''.--?...sa.sgrg Do:r:eurt couuty,Va-
,-,--iN
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l ,,s, s,ORE AND TO ARRIVE, o,vo1 sues
:: ~. and damaged Leather, and the best n3ana,
,iitr H'' "meh VIII Sell 10" 'o' eaS- - e
'a''' c.'y saals Brozu-s, for CASH only:
. n. DEvEKECA,
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" g ;'a:= BOND No. GT3 Tor $4,000 four thon'aeo
q, 80 Al. pa':ies cautioned against traolnS
In az application VIII be made for its Reissue;
= ~ ---.arso JOHN Il. WEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-18
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