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The PoPE's HRALTB "A letter from Rome,
of June 90. in the Senttneila BreSciand, says :
The Pope is going fast he isdying in sleep
The ply si>ian, Francesca SAM, who was
lately sent for, could not understand his
strange ma'ady. The following, among other
symptoms, show the utter talsity OF the as
serticns made by he French journals that his
HOti' ess has recovered A persistent state of
soInuolerce; contirual paih in the epigas ric
.e.ion 4 sort OF paralytic trembling all over
me body, hur pIrIicul tIly in the hands cold,
shiysTiug fits, so severe that he Is Obliged to
be wrapped up in blankets; great depression
Of spi,its. and such a want of appetite that he
can swallow nothing hut ices !"
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-iSsssi-- eaG&r 4lss.iGsa So 80 - 9.sue7r
- ~s-.i s~sa s.4eFt = - a. > sfF
o. -.-t
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DNt'Nf>TR 4TRIAFS NOTICE 4 II per-
-,a- n ylaS cisias aRaiuot the estate of the
i.ts &C BtGE "a 81, dec d. wall eass present
.-.r1 '.t -"t aen Those Indebted will p ease
make unet are payment, 10
JINEFT BtCHRACH,
-i'.'-'.'74'rtz Of the est1 II Isaac BAcHEAcH,
ly #. 30 Il daia -trret ~ 30 3tN
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ilts,sE~, T. A. =, &C.
J. ot.s iHc, A&ti n E,Nh i
s. t.t- h0. Au1f lain hJe NHlekEI;
s"tN' -UfS aud irsne1> >HKANrN,
- half sra or p.ra~ fne ffeneh BRANDY;
4.Ae7 hoi ,-aG ON ...
l. AaEs ITfu- Nf1 0FFEFi ..
30 hA = prime kFOUfrf8s ana sfDES;
20 ,sis ,aS.s. Haare 40 LASSkS'
COL. - lsd, y eliyw hxis L, b ana
>~GAF>, .. ....- o.
81 h%L.. SUGAR. n,,s
= p yes dvrnaut'nea ar4 Talio~ CANbLt''
i,ax Ok aS'Ai'; -,..1<-
Lg.a. Ne. -. C. Cat HEkhiHPt;
.ahis A.s :, a41! 2ALG r shfuLr; hfuLr;pvrrns.
- h ~ BhtS No ,F2a.i V Toe bf hhiSos'
s. r,ls. nav 65r ass. M0LAoaLs,
- AK 10 te' kOAf5 .,,,r,
s. Tex SOAK tswo . rlfAs'
g.. s5cs " q pieE pAPth; ..
L. ItS ~ and Cha ~ BRANDY;
ff..-.. gf. s. Eees e&t l. kF; -
&, -n., Vs Peach and apple BnAEDT,
THOMAS JONES,
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s. ? s1Ha. .t3gL = EAslx Et Esk.h,
A.S ssfy sGgsrio9 sIliols, lust received fIou
asa scnasy, for 4aAs 4 ii e9pts retail by
J. :. ROBERrso5, --
.. Corner Rrs1kIfn and Governor sts.
-.LAO&B4RAE Z b6AS d Ivf DiArrh0s, in bot.
is
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VXYANTED-RECk lfS 'or the :. Thomas Ar
w illery Captain L. r ht-Iatd now AZ
Stationed at Mana Junct'en Tho.e YAA
d sirous to join id company will pease
apply Immediately 10 JOS BLAIR. a.
BLA 4 Co.'S, corner I2th and Cary streets.
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WA vt Z D-RECKU7F- for the fURCsLL
w BATTERY, walkers Artillery ,l-A~tS
twenty or thirty ABLsB DIED MbN EH
No bounty offered This com oary has 10y
mouths aud 'he ar.t that let this ely. Any
per wishing t. join. will ply 10
ID. HAGtRTT LIST Lieut.,
tvso ats Coz. er ls'h and =, in a'a
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VXyANTED-Toa Classical InstitG ion, Spring
w Hill. mi g. from Mob le 3n A. II ~
TEACHER One " bo can teach L-tin, Creek ard
Algebra, together with + erch, will b preferred.
The sessi sommepc lst &c ober Address, for
the pre- ent, REV. J. J NlCHoLSoN,
Richmond.
~ Mr.. N. may be found At the Columbian Ho-
al iy
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COMhlfEkION RusINE EsS.

CO&MiE6ION BUSINESS. .r..,i
.-atil make AueEa! advances on TOBACCO
WabAT FLOUR. CORN, aGd all other minor
p te--s II TIE country, such as BACoE, LARD,
fglL.&X EdGsi BUTT+3, DRlbD FRUITS,
t-a-t L g., HiUks, POTATOES, BEAMS, PEAS,
g. g. VIZ. -
Eis- ontss So les ana prompt returns. -
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ItiU arDRtNGs --
49, asI euIs. SoE EKREINGs;
80 NAAN.
I.h.lIt.'- Sad FOE:
..t..' Ut We ma KEREL;
1th's .-rFs erd ned No MACKBREL;
aa44. y nod = go u<RRIAGS.
E.---5e ry Nh. 3. JONES x CO.
~. ls-h /. ~. MIN anH Cary
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= tNn nENI-.A = .HEs saa very as.ir:s.s
aai Leigh, vest sids, recently occupied u
he Rev. Mr ksplAr. The hoass contains about
thirteen rooms, and 10 snppiied with sas, wafer.
and all he moasYa lxturss and IMPROVEMENTS.
for the soavoAisnso Of large and gsAtss fArily.
ARsZsS xSD"ooR ~. A,saUs: .tas:..
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WANTED Bv = Virginia lady, siiuatiou -
w TEACHER In me private family. VIII
each tn usual bran he's f Fin 'lish ed ncaiou.
I. ge her with French and the rudime 1s Muttc.
w ud ike to IN q Il ii n by the LIST oI &C.
'ober Address 'CIILUE,' Dispatch on 4" Rich
m nd jy ct.
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taAsgfx xE CAVTLEa- ~ L11es fo1 sale
WN /. @. b. DAVkaPORT.
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WANTS.

yxyA~TEO-INWFpT = Thiry tve =
w forty RECRUIT fer hs RICHMOND fAY-
BITE ARTILLERY. itsti ned at GoGces'er
Poin.. Uniform. free tpp'y at once to the ke-
c-uitiug Sergeant, tn rec doc ) above Col W. D
+ n. QUARLEs,
Iy 3fev Recrpi Ing sarg raIt.
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~, pUSsS TtNi raw DLn>.
lBV of huc es HU~rAkO:
Cd ar string bR0pMS;
l. o1Is. Iur.is al hUP.
F.rt.latg M. =. JONES < Co,
- ro 18Th - net VI 10 and 6ary
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tim SOUTHERN STEAM PKaVA-
SSS}HSSsT Tkkk contradictions destroys
~ prom9ilng thts brApdh OF our Ma
tlonai deIUce against our enemy can yet fud q
. o. the stock TO snbseribe for, At their
No. ship. " 40 Ia
VIRGINIA C0AL OILs.-Ws nave ruD.
Y ply OF Virgins 7 - 80 ~ '-p
PARAfFIGR. BURNING sr.. CO. &.
Il and LUBRlCATIE9 ~
xr.,,ou, COAL OILS, for sale.
GOOCH ACHOLs,
1y Is-lm$ On Basin Bank.
GERMAN ClCARS.-soo quarter boxes. for
1yW ]. k q. y. DAVENPORT.
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} 81 70 B Il RT S ON.
CzEsy " Goge7i.o7 and FEa aslm "a yStTeets Rtchwoes
ITJiR3l, ',
Keep eoEv artly on hand lkrgs and Ysried -
su-ElAa.l nf chn.ea
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.s--.-V th'TH, kHNNFH co.
TO u. NfEK~-Tga SALE The and.r-
"a Hl9 h1' TOR sale Knox j. Lah&ps LEVEL
g. GALWAY Tk NEtT, the fnrrner nearly
- rnzirsers W ila 40 W ell 10 NAL ke ca fiy ap-
---~ - +" - y - hsssssh nftre tv es-.us 3.
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gIyg LIQUORS AND ClaARs, ..
Imported eEpresely f0r this market.
ALHD-lhe best OLD Rye WHisKgY. and
AtELa AID fKACd BkAhDY-distillsd IL the
l. 1'-.ne u tpIs state, ...--
LIQUORS ana GROcsRIEs sold By him axe
var sptea pure snd good, or no ssle.
= s.--Pattlcular attention paid to put.i1g up
t1t chipping CJds for 0rrcsrs and Soldiers, sta.
Eo1st a. and sway from Eichmona.
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'HNUS u ~ aa ~<tsf su.LA aND
J.. N'.n N8 6BAtcO hAErFACl0RY. ON

- Nfht "a tBAfcO OhANrFACiORY ON
= at EFT, TW EEs MAIN AND FRAEK.4
- = ~ s1bs'Fi ? hsvis x pu released the In
,s' g. - 'hs tormaT Com.a.by in tue above con
- ill., D-tutpfr conanet she DO iness of
"-ir1 -E3ps. " ~ ssuPsFtIs brands, and
.tl% ~ KING TOBACCO OF excel ssnt
t.t. Re wou e7pecttIllY solicit the pa
'f-. o tAt c.yizsnE e klchuoudi aua the South
- ~.et y aUd lt5pi ~ to spare tnoana 10
- - ~ ',.iy ne deiDands oi those " ho may wish
- -tts ~~e .. va = oEdsrs r-seived VIII be
L--.-f hil"d u ?1-viwa1 Jas. GHNN
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STILL LATER FROM THE NORTH.
tFro- tho Norfolk Day Book, December O.,

lFro2 tho Norfolk Day Book, December %
We are in receipt Of the New York "Hcral3"
Of Friday, the Goth:
There is evidently great trouble in The
Federal wigwam about Fremont. All the
Abolition press are abusing the administration
in good wholesale Btllingsgatc about its treat
inent Of the Pathfinder, whilst the sour krout
of St Louis have thair back up high IN his de-
fence. They IRE raising n Ten cent snbscr; psion
to present Fremont with Il sword, Ind have
headed tho paper with an appeal which plainly
shows which way The wind blows. Bennett
SAYS: "Tne journals Of 81. Louis openly declare
mat the iGteution Of this movement is hostility,
and perhaps, armed hostility, against the gov
eminent, and that the conspiracy is a wide
spread one, is manifested from the fact that
preparations have been mc:nrcd for a torch.
light manifestation in Broadway upon the ar
rival cf Gen. Fremont in New York, and from
the manner in which tho Tribune, Pest, lnde.
pendent AntiSiavery Standard ard Liberaior
ure continually making his name their watch.
word, in their present assaults upon The gov.
ernment." The Herald is very severe upon
Fremont, because he does not !orhid this fac
ton the use OF his name.
A formidable '.slonc fleet is On the way to
the South, that il q large number Of old whal
ing ships Ellrd with ston.s, to be sunk in tho
Southern harbors !Gr the purpose OF barrica-
ding. The number of this tiset is twenty-five,
with a lolai tonnage Of SSH, with 1,94l tons
Of stone. S,;ne Of these Vessels, 1t is thought.
have already arrived NJ Savannah, which port
they are to commence at, and are then to con
tinuc on to eich Southern PERI. The following
IRON THE Situation" will throw soln2 light on
what their calculations are:
The naval aud military expedition, which
commenced in career so elariousIy by the cap.
ture Of Port Royal, has made another splendid
stroke bg tie occupation Of Brlidock's Point,
the most Sluthern portion of Hilton's Head
Island, and Tybee Island, commanding the en-
trance 10 Savannah. 10 tbs point n portion
of our ''stone feet" from Ncw London ere
HOW fastening, and We may look forward to
the complete block sGo OF all the entrances to
Savannah in a few days BY the cE:c:nal block.
AIDE Of the channels by our sunhcn waalers.-
The map which We publish to-day, and the ed
itorial comments upon the recen: movements
on the mouth Of the Savannah river will ex.
plain in the most complete manner the object
and importance Of this expedition. Savannah
may be- considered hencelorth rs OF no lmpor-
lance to the South as a port
1t is to be- presumed that the work thus COM
meuced By the government will Dc followed up
until every port in the South IS barricaded and
all communication with the Sea cut Of.
Nine prisoners have recently been dis
charged from Fort Warren, and FIVE others
were to be discharged, but refused TO tsse the
oath.
at the dinner given to Capt. Wilkes, Of tic
San Jacinto, in Boston, he said:
"Before deciding upoa the course / adopted
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AUCTION SALES.
pY GoDDsH Z aPPEEs0N, Auctlopcsr


AUCTION sALEG OF srafsH gJ HANOVER
COUNTY, C% TIRE VIRGINIA GsSTiehi. RhiLiOAG,
i EiLEa FRO TIE CITY OF ~EiCuSiOND, CON-
TAlSlNG faoH l.hu n, Gag ACRES. TOGETHER
Wr:M All TSE rsRiSHABI.E PROPERTY IHEEE-
o., CONSISTING; OF a LARGE VARIETY.
1 ! ;'- resues; c; Jacles T. Sutton, Sr Esq. VIC ih:il
L. sell, al public auction, en- the premises, OF. WEDSEa-
DAY, the ElGHTEEETli DAY OF DEcEhBE;, 1851, 1T
II o'cicck, 4. 81, f TAR, II Dot, tie frat fair iay theresT-
ic-, the Iarg- .t.d valuable farm located as above, called
"Heun; plelsar:," "a xH:ch Sr. Sutton has lais resided.
The tract ccnra!as lre5, l,tH) 10 l 200 acres, OF 'I!ch
about iGl acres arr IL woods. AID the geEa'.iei pen
land, on 4 por.i3n o: ~::ca ltD bushels VI Uhcd. have
been scrL:"i. H. h~I;sfInls on the place are nipple Tor
the a. Recommendation. =! Il !afS= family. 4 plat and survey
Of :!.- l"ri "i be rlete 10 ;!a:e Tor the SAFE. and TIE s.Do
will =" su':-;!viicd into zach smaller tracts u Eisy be
d.ta.eJ aiySt jucAci1Ii. il addition 20 toe usJa, buildings,
tisrr Is 4 ti'ist I'm attached 20 the place. %arl In s1dt
l~luu65ag- Is g." tie ;ara, 20 that It's improvement. "a
readily a: hhnt. 'ae place 10 very healthy, ani u= neigh.
&c: i,.ci rIcaisn:. TIE v!r,.r;a Cen:tni railroad runs
through the estate, and the d-po, .. Hanover Cour: noua,
Is one a"r G:s;"t:.
After :hc ssir Of the land, al! the personal and pe-!s.-
.ric estate, except Slaves viii be sold. Among liz PER
sora, property there Is .bor: 10 y barrels Corn, 2t,lG)
lbs. ro.!e., - head O: Csttis, - sheep, II dulles, 3
,;nr,cs. 49, .ioss, together .;th ali he Farming implements,
iIoGIaita'.. Furniture, &C.
~. Sii,ou, .r,!iins Oh the estate, viii take pleasure IL
chewing |: 10 riiders. Taking into consideration the
hc.lthi.r.s VI the place, il coarerieEcc to market, it
Offers peculiar advantages, 10 persons re-i.inS In EichRlcnd
10 possess thcai-=iSes y: 2 Farm, (Tith!i one hours ride
ny ra'iroaiJ SHesr hey can speEd the tcauns!s Titiit s-T
families.
Tg.nG 70! H.: LAID unG.fourlh c3Sh; balance At "
and tiucs !egrs, Tor bonds b-a icg interest, IN. same phS-
able tail :e,riy, secured BY = ;7nst deed. Fer the pei.
sonki estate, all .Gu, unts. $50 cash, oTe. that sE1ouL. Z
inoa:E= cTrt!;, frT approved endorsed negotiable pStrr.
Nov a5 y,gii. Auctiop,cr;.
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March Of Gen. price-Tke Will ole Country
Kissing to Join Him.

MEMPHIS, Nov. So.-The 81. Louis :. Heeu5-
%licsn," OF the 26lh, says that General S. Par.
sons, with Raines and Gricrs' rebel forces, hsd
succeeded in capturing Montgomery ar& Lis
Jayhawkcrs, together with Lane: forces, 81
Fort Scott, on the sd. Lane pscane6.
McCui!och mss surrounded Zeiel.'s i2rcc: al
Zsdslia and battle was hourly czpcc!ea.
Price, with AT army 20, 600 stTuag, hGl GLOSS.
cd the Cascoilaic river, and Lie w:?.= ccna-
try appeared to BE- r's:ng 10 JOIN him.
SYRACUSE, Mo, Nov. 25.-In.el!i. ancc mas
been received here lron, parties direct from
Osccoln, which announce that General Prices
army crossed tie Usage river, at Hotinsn's
ferry, On the 22d Nov. His advance gus.G
would reach Osceola on the following dar.
ZEnAllA, Mo., Nov. 25.-I; is reported tha.
General Price is still advancing towards this
place. The Federal pickeis were driven IN TO-
wards town this iHoi ming.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Thn work On lie .nm
lar feet is progressing rapidly. The bcs:- at
expected 10 be finished ibis week.
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'Ehe Biggest Lie OF the sOE-Sor
Carolina Reported Heturni IL
10 lilo CuionI

To lilo Union!
1 PRO VISI0NAL 60 VERFNEST FoRAED.
New YoEK, Nov. Ala letter from Hat
teras Inlet, the 18Th, says: We learn that
North Carolina, by a convention Of delegates
representing forty five counties, has declared
!, Provisional Government, and has entirely
rcpudiated the secession act of the State, re-
affirming her loyslty ard devotion TO the Con-
a~titution Of the United States. The convcu-
ton met ut Hatteres on Monday last. The
Uct passed contained several sections, the SUB
s:ancc OF which is az follows.
TIE 1st declares vacant all the Offices Of the
Stste.
Tho I'd names Marble Nash Taylor Pro7i-
s!onal Governor.
Tie 81 adopts the Constitution Of the United
States, with tic statutes and laws contained
in the revised code Of 1853.
The 4,h reuudla!es the ordinance Of Eeces.
sion, passed 1t Raleigh, Gu the Goth Of Muy,
together with sill other acts then adopted.
The 5th directs the Provisional Governor to
o-dsr q special election fer ncnlbsrs of Con-
gress.
The 9th gives TO tho Governor authority to
make temporary appointments TO official va
%c.ncies.
The Convention then adjourned, subject to
the call u the President.
Governor Taylor has issued his proclamation
for an election in the 81 Congressional dis
trict, which will be held on Wednesday, tho
9Th i1st.
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FROM ~WiSHiNGTQY.
Ciia.c's is5eport--- 7s ssiSnation"of Genera!
ISienScr, de-. &c.

q 49,
iSienlScr, de-. &c.
WAsHiSGroN, Nov. 24.-'Ihe ~spsciai CORES
pendent Of the New York "I'rituac" says
that Chase's report will recommend. :eceSss
rily, large increase il tie rere1ra dntics.--
The necessities ci tie Treasure. during Tho
WAT, sill require a iariff so shaped as 10 pro.
duce the creates: possible amount Ct income.
A large incidental protection To American
manufacturers will, ii course, b: the consc-
quenca. Chase will fully d~cveIosc his theory
that the slaves in the rcb=l States should BE
employed under wages to rsise cotton, rice
and tobacco for the government. THIS policy
has already bseu established by Cameron in
regard to ungsthe:sd and rnginncd cetton e:
Beaufort.
WAsurHGTcS, Nov. 3i.--Tae government: Of
Italy has adopted g very stringent rule about
entrances il regard 10 p~iraticsl "ess"is en-
gagged in depreGsting on American
General Blenker rendered his resignation
to-day.
Gel. Eayclcck, i British Colonel. and De
Tillervin, French, have been appointed aids to
Gen. Mcclellan.
The government has decided 10 pay tho ar
rearsGes Of the officers Of Gen. Frcin3nl'S sp;
peintneht DC to the time Gar. F. Was relieved
Of duty.
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Sny % .ligiis
VALUABLE rkAcr or WOOD LANE

n BGCkINtIAN COUNTY, NkAK1 10 JAMES KIVEE,
COArhlHING FROM 80 TO $50 ACRES, FOB SAIL
~ krCrlo% IN IL CITY OF RICHMOND.
T the request % the persons! representative, Of tho
IA Ike Cnp:. JAMES x. Lee. and 81 The c.her heirs.a..
law o! IT,. LIE Or. J.s. Henderson. we shall sell &. pc aIic
auction. ~ cur office, IL tie city q! Richmond. Adjoining
the Hnox of .rs!nia, on THURSDAY, The loih d.: OF Dv
rcmirr, is6i, ~ ~ O'clock II The tact u LAND In Back.
ianh.5a county. un Negro Greek and The waters CT lrelsnd's
Greek, about three to four miles ftoIn James hirr:, G.:
'r!.GT DR.. J6"cs Henderson G!ed seized, CONTAINING irSro
$50 10 l,UJu d. rk, ! plat ned suryr! OF which viii be tx.
h!b:cd ii tar hour OF sale. The land aJjoins DR.. Clifford
Cabri. AID o;kc.s, ard i, said TO lie vel! voiced and TIC.
be7-I.
TLGus.-0re.iour,h cssl; balance At 4, ia and -
months. for negotiable notes. Interest added, secured by =
deed Of trust GODDlY & APtE.RS0A, Arclr.
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OBITUARY u.

|. PAU ws anuouaes tho death OF JOHN E.
IN. 0: south.up OIL eono,y, We. 10 was born
: 80 8 :5bsr, 1927, and died on the Eight Of The
't:sr. !s5i: aged 81 yrnrs q rs days.
~ ''= rusr'.s 81 the deceased 10 say that he pos-
4 a:rri ;.lose social vi. tues on 9h oh the hap
- r.trunity 80 much drpsnds. Datiful as q
.":''' {: a hus,tnd and father, kiad nsa matter
s,,Han ::hbor, he had sncsaiei b msslt o AL
Is TIE p. pie Of his equity lad honorsd p N
."-2r".c- as a Jus Ice Of the Pence, which Mos
-" 49,, " IN fidelity and satisfaction, to The
H. lie has left an sg-d mother, y widow
-, 10 nYutn do irrs2Lrab:e loss. Peace b
Pxiioa.
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-, Of New Points by the Enomy.
j. always nervous On the question
.f,rked. Men will fight IN enemy
go; fight him brsvely, although his
- be thicker than theirs; but even a
.,ers stretching around their TANKS
::.nyb their composure
loud be remembered that the dis
.,,p IS gained By extending an array, is
.:-.l a, the sacrifice Of strength. The
~, weaker, and the more easily pene'ra'
I. beng heightened:
.,r,; naval expeditions Of the enemy
%'.,;..ei upon some in the community
F., .,oye described as sometimes e1-
=, ., army. There is a feeling that We
n,s,rSed. They are getting all
they say. Let this uneaslness be
p: s,rsrcr; for what have the enemy
-.,i: The men now at Fortress Mon
.u.,,.r.s aud Port Royal, might have
'r,Tl..aa invinc;blc BY our present Pc.
.sr Blu. what have they donewhere
FEe: h;o ,;,o
f..,:sins it, and sacrificed tho reality Of
.,.,, he SHOW. Let us, then, take courage
f.: policy, rather than disnsy' South
r., ,7d Georsis hold Sherman in prison
H., Port Royal, without subtracting
Lair iorcs in ether quarters. Fortress
l.. and Fort Picksns are in like manner
I'm Federal prisoners. If Lincoln thinks
|. 10 send still more of his soldiers out 0
XIV sld out Of the way Of doing
:, him DO so. We need not object.
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.;ro-, oft ENQUIRER:

TAPsAuASSocK, Nov. 18th, 1851.
xr..yH:-knowing no other agent
=, waru w. could so readily communi-
va III aJ cts o four heartfelt sympathy,
~ ,asEa the liberty Of enclosing, and
:. :sraHls 10 you, the three drafts herein,
~.,us that You vii! sec the amount
.3m!iy divided between tho military
Of Wheeling, Elisabeth City, and
II unfortunate townsmen Of Alexandria.
:,.l that it is a great privilege to be
.,.r il 8 small way, to contribute to the
= Of these noble men, and pray that
:. wi! richly reward their sufferings and
: IN the cause of helpless women md
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CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Ho

CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Hon
I'D. Hulyburton, Judge; PHI. Aylctt, Esq, Couicd-
crate Suites District Attorney. This Cour. was in
session on yesterday, ind the decision Of the Corr;
WAS announced in the casc OF the Confederate States
CO. C.. W. Purcell ct al upon the interpreter OF J. II.
GIlmcr, E,q. The Court decided that the sum CT
sl5 ,oU0. duo by tho Purcclls to Ashniead Il: ala. Of
Hss the property Of alien enernles, and
TO Mr. Receiver Giles. The Court also refused
10 allow ir. J. Ii. Gilmrr unv attorneys fees Of
commissions upon tho above named sl5 5000, anu dis
missed his petition. We learn that there is y proba'
oility OF En- appeal from the decision Of the District
Court
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IN rHn GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

- IO~Ns
E5TEEEEhS, = vacancy has occurred, in the rerrcscE;a-
" t.cr Of ;hI Commonwealth, In the General AsSe:n-
lily. By 'he resignation OF JAMES 6. PAXTON, tie seuG-
tor 10 che DIsuiet composed OF the counties Of BAH, High.
land and Eockbridge; therefore, l, John l.etc5er, Goyrr-
ncv OF the Common weal,h Of Virginia, do hereby rean!IS
The Sh-yilib Of :he said counties 10 hold elections 10 th-a'
respective couaties, cn the l.ru DAY or Dicr1sEh sEr-:
Ger a Senator TO MI the vacancy aforesaid.
~ GiTcD under cay hand as Governo., and urce-
Is. ,:tC Less Seal CT The Commonwealth. at Richmond,
49, this 18th day Of kovembcv, A. D., 1861 and Il 1c
Seth yesr Of the Co7inoaw .l;h.
JCEN LETCuER.
BY The Governor:
GsondS W. MUEpoap, ~sscretary Of The Coiamns-eat5
~ Lexington PAPERS copy.
Nov l9-,de,
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For TIC ENQUIRER.

IS. Editors Please allow me space in
.,u,uas to Gail g general meeting of oil
5pis Of Lunenburg county. to assemble
rs,, court, ithe 9th Of December to
!; ~hs. sha!l 5s done to rid ourselves of
zotss than Yankee vandals, who are
.ang UPON the absolute n~ecessa-ies Of
rev ere doing the people infinitely more
s:a al Lincclu's armies combined, and
: DC cxecrated by every honest man.
&c. COME nil, and let US counsel together
:: ,!.c demons. FoI PofrLI.
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500 SLAVES WANTED.

GENERAL sCPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
rlSolslA A.D TgSSrssgE RAILROAD Co.,
Lyncibu.E, Va, Oct. 60, 1861.
YTIHE Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Wish L
hire, for The ensuing year, to work OF the repairs @
their road, ana In thur shops, the following de,crlbed slaves
Viz:
400 Lsborers,
80 Train Hands,
80 Carpenters,
90 BlacksnIt,s and Strikers.
Bonds, payable quarterly, will be given for tho hires.
Oct 2S-Sm z. Ii. GILL, Gen1 Supt.
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:, Delaware TO have a Blice Of Virginia.
:~ya,cu f.om Washington city to the
'.y,a Tribune" dated November sotb,
~ punishment for Virginia is at hand.
:,ts siii probably be called upen to
~ ~ territorial boundaries of Delaware,
81. ave this little State all the land be-
|: Chesapeake Bay and the Delaware
|',t:o chage the boundaries Of Maryland,
j. give her all the Eastern counties o.
III; and t leave to the State of Vir-
/ Is organized by the Convention Of
-. The territory between the Blue
!. ID he Ohio river.