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Gearxia Convention.


MsLnEpaEvILLE, Ga, Jan 23-The Conven
ton determined tomorrow to elect 10 delega les
TO meet at Montgomery, Ala. on the ith Of
February, in Convention, TO which all the
Southern States are invited.
The special ordinance, declaring the African
slave trade piracy. was amended so rs not 10
declare it piracy, and to substitute imprison
ment in the penitentiary for death As
amended Ii passed unanimously.
An ordinance. for the continuance of the
present postal revenues until another govern
ment Is re- established, was referred
Judge Benning offered ordinance con-
tinuing the present laws about inter- State
slave trade also, resolution appointing
Commissioners to all the slaveholding States
Mr.. Cobb reported an ordinance reyokinp
the Federal lurisdictian over all lands coded
and authorizing payment for all forts. ar
scnals, and other government property within
the limits of Georgia. Laid over.
1t is generally conceded that Senator Toohrns
and Hon Howell Cobb, will be appointed rep
resentatives to the Montgomery Convention
from the State at large. There is much per
plexity about the delegates no regard being
had about the present Congressman.
There is general satisfaction expressed at the
unanimous passage of the anti slave trade
ordinance.
1t has been raining here all day, and so far
90 I'2 o'clock) into the night.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
FROM CHARLESTON.
BOAT FIRED INTo by A SENTINEL.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 23.-The sentry on the
Teach at Snlliyan's Island fired into a boa
rom Fort Sumter, Monday night, with three
men in H.. As il approached the beach. with
mufii cd oars, the sentry hailed them and warn
ed them OF, Not being obeyed, he fired into
the boat whereupon il turned and went
away Soon after, "A noise was heard at Fort
sumter like the hauling up Of boat One of
the men in the boat is said 10 he wounded had
iy. Those IN the boat are supposed to have
been deSerters from the Fort. Some of the
widest thinkers suppose ii was desperate
attempt 10 run the gauntlet Of the sentry and
spike the guns of the battery
Yesterday, the Senate refused an appropri
alton to running a submarine telegraph in the
harhor TO connect the forts. The War De-
partment of South Carolina can do il when
IL thinks necessary.
JeH. Davis, of Mississippi, was expected
here last night, and preparations We're made
to welcome him. He is highly spoken of for
President of the Southern Confederacy
Inc Legislature won't adjourn before Fri
day or Saturday. The State Convention will
then re assemble.
The Governor is in receipt of many insult
ing letters from the North
A young man from the North has offered
ms services TO the Governor for the South
Carolina Navy, and been accepted
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James =. Holcombe Professor of Constitu-
tional Law in the University of Virginia, has
resigned his position i'll that institution and
announced himself a candidate for the State
Convention.
Mrs. =. NJ. Walton, mother of Madame lie
Vert, of Mobile, and an accomplished lady of
the old Virginia school, died in Mobile last
week.
Mrs. j. Won Freeden and child, and J Was
mer wife and child all of Richmond, Va.
sailed from New York Saturday, in the
steamer Bremen.
The Rev. G.. NJ. Galloway. formerly of Viz
ginia, but more recently in Kansas, has ac
ceptrd the call of the vestry OF the Church of
the Ascension in Baltimore.
An address to the Queen of England for a
separate Irish Parliament, and the right of
selt-goVernment, has already received over
80 900 signatures in Ireland
There are hftv-seVen cities i'll the world
which contain from 100000 to 100000 inhabt-
ants, twenty three from 600 to 100000, and
| twelve which contain above 800 600.
Verdi is composing new opera entitled the
Blind Prisoner, the libratt TO of which is said
to be full OF horrors,
In single town Of Maine, containing only
$50 inhabitants 81 people died last year of
consu sumption.
Miss Lizzie Dill an actress, is a candidate
for state Librarian before the Indiana Legis-
luture.
VIM. Archer Cooke, of Richmond, Va. lee =
tured in Baltimore on the 22d instant, on the
80 Life and Writings Of Wn. H. Prescott
The Countess of Eglinton died on the 31st
ult., very suddenly, at Eglnton Castle, Scot
land.
Tomorrow viii be the one hundred and Sc
cond anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns.
An enormous COW, weighing alive $500
pounds, was slaughtered in Boston last week.
The steam-frigate Merrimack, now ut Nor
folk, will soon be ordered to prepare for sea.
The police of Mobile have organized them
selves into Il military company
NJ. Romero, the Mexican Minister al Wash
ington, is paying visit to Mr.. Lincoln.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
C0aceRfioh --Secessto,,-- JFeutbsr Sc
WIiLJAMsprRG Ian 81 Is

NILLIAxsBr RIG. Jan. u, 1861.
meeting was held here on last Saturday
night, irrespective OF party. in which rsoi,-
lions faNortng imm cdiate secession were
passed. Gen. John Tyler, I. Is. Cosnahon,
Esq, and Coils j ID. Munford and Rob't L.
Armtstead entertained the meeting by soul
stirring addresses in favor OF disunion and
Southern rights. w. Il. &, Douglas, Esq.
delivered very eloquent and conservative
address, opposed to immediate secession. He
thinks 1t requires time only to restore peace
and tranquility to the country.
Convention will he held at Yorktown on
to-day, tthc 2Ist,) composed of delegates from
this legislative district, in which they will
nominate some one to represent the voice of
the people III said district in the Convention
10 hc held at Richmond February 18th, 1861.
The weather is remarkably cold. Farmers
about here doing little nothing upon their
farms. o. X.
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''f ''tNtttu -uOtHtF-IHt LittttS-
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81, 1861.
me TUod Book tells MS, ''if thine enemy
hunger, iced him if he thirst, give him
uIIAh We are doing this. We are sending
y" prisoners fresh beef and vegetables, and,
.'Por'S say, little 'Heidseick," too. But,
Know this
-4HJ Anderson, as you have heard married
s,"9Tsia ladyfand has plantations there,
G 1.'1 about two hundred negroes. Now that
'''fsi& Is out, Maj Anderson may come out,
II he don't he may be forced out.
'p'hihg from Col. Hayne has yet been
ullae public. II may be that he does not
Ilrs' upon the President his ultimatum, for
't 9 s"od reasons, but, as l before stated,
,'tS VIII not rena n as at present long.
, " Gentleman has asst informed me that all
e"- e@teilee AZ the different points are now
l 'aH near completion. They have now SEQ
4'ifo aud NOR Jars plenty, with album
s.e. o. shell. Foit Sumter happens TO be
- achilles vulnerable in the heel. 1t is in
1 .'t1 OF Sumter that we intend to direct
81 missiles, and when a breach is made, woe
ae inmates. / intend TO pay visit 10
"lo"itrie on Wednesday, with party OF
f"neAleh when l viii give yon some out
Ip'' oi things there.
- thlng is rs quiet as possible to-day. and
,i REMINDS me OF perfect calm, which
49, "a any prcedes a storm ! intend, in few
VIZ, 70 Mold up 70 your readers a mirror, in
l-,, ''1 w seen sOllit Oh our iiiUst pi
M HFh Ia this State and city-gentlemen
eve W. no" HI so large space in the American
yo..f !ofetgn ne,cs from Washington, New
d., &C. look 10 us decidedly warlike but
lsr.Hu upon II, these Southern States can
Go,a- " a~ed or driven into submission TO the
end iHiaeht OF the United States by all the
',ieo Vaccinations of the world
sbo,, days ago, young man who was
t1e ~ I'dF1hg as volunteer 10 Fort Moui-
l,o,t &c ne was about 10 buckle on his belt his
h-r 80, 'ooh the belt out of his hand, and with
nv 80 On pun II on him, with the remark, $50,
l.ysr ' . ahd lei your mother say this TO you,
S,s,e urn your back TO the enemies of your
d-s,il,,. "iIa II YOU have to deal with them in
sor,I. eohh@i, remember your mothers
,, - w. never submit To Black Republican
ana .h ihis was the only son of his mother,
g,y. 80 a widow. Such mothers could not
Ts oFth 10 towards
sa.rshi 'ies OF our city are actually, to a con-
colnT's, extent, supplying the army with
and ~ s, sueh as beds, blankets, clothing,
one TT thlng OF the kind. One sentiment,
aniinates every one. vIa0IsIrs
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0NEDAY LATER FROM EUROPE.


New YORK, Jan. 23.-The Arago, with Lon
don papers to the 9th inst, has arrived.
Advces from Gaeta, on the 9th, say that
some OF the shells thrown had penetrated the
room over that occupied by the King. His
Ministers insisted on his removing to other
quarters,
Hungarian, Polish and Garbaldian voun-
teers We're arming at Pesa for the Danubi;tn
Principalities.
The Emperor of Austria proclams a COM
prehensive amnesty for Hungary, Croatia
Pennsylvania and Sclayonia.
PARIS, Fedaesddy.-ln the Bank of France
n deficit of nearly 100000 francs is antci-
pated, The affairs of the Bank are discOurag
ing. The American panic has affected France
equally with England.
The City of Washington had sailed for New
York with nearly $500 900 in specie.
ROME, Jan. 5.-Placards are posted about
the streets exhorting the Romans to await the
arrival OF the Sariinians.
The Neapoltan troops had beeu ordered
home.
A depot of arms has been discovered in the
Toro Apple.
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BY j. III. nigges. Auct'r.
library OF THE LATE JUDGE

library OF THE LATE JUDGE ".
- DANIEL 10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION, BY
CATALOGUE, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, AT 4
tLOCh, JAN: 18TH, AT AUCTION ROOM se
MAIN ST: consisting Of rare and valuable LAW
and MlSCELLANEOUS WORKS, which have been
Kept III good order, aud are worthy the attention
nl every one wishing to make valuable additions
To their libraries MessrS. WEST " JOHNSTON
d. lt' Nam street, Will attend to buying for parties
unable to attend the sale
tatal oSues now ready and to be had at the auc-
ton loom and WEST 4 JohNToN's Bookstore
Also, at the sane time, will be sold, to cover ad
vances- WV
| set PREsCOTT'S MEXICO, 3 vols.
Sc. PREStOTT'S PERU, vols.
set lRflNG'S WORKS. IS vols
set WINGS w ,sSHINGT0N, vols
MACAULAY'S ESSAYS, vols.
MACAULAI'S SKETCHES, l vol
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMER. LITERATURE, 2
vols.
ENGLISH EDITION SHAKESPEARE, 10 vols.
TCPPEK' : WORKS, 1vol.
The ab0fe Books are all in good order and
bound in halfc'tlf binding, and will be sold with
out reserve.
TERMS Cash. J. II f1;GGES Auct'r
II. +. BOOTH, Salesman. ja 2l-tds
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~----'
FROM WASHINGTON.
>, roERssPdNpsSca OF rnR nIsrAr'H'
Nv.surxeroS, Jan, %, 1901,


INnu1xaroS. Jan. %, 1851
xaoSas walked into the Abolition
Rh'Ni'"e ,nrday and the Senators OF three
IDieh STATES walked out. Two men OF
>ns'ArettiS ahilitv. and representing an ioea ~
a2aba ~ ~ an iuSticc, all honest efoNefnmeht,
ssT N.,,,iace ten men of the heroic mound ana
VII ftr5.'> lind of Toomhs, Davis and Ham
e,weH", .,...cious MON for Virginia TO cling
.toad =" a hluhhcring och hobbaDoo ~
90. ana i'' Tbs Republicans won give her at
'oi ',o....ot pfeteNt for 80 DONG
.e3.i ,,',a,,,,.isk king OF the seeding Senators
l"..'cb,ng and solemn hetond description
80 '"., to rouse the Abohtlonlsts, tor the
i s'fn'" 80 p ~eusr of the vast importance Of
tr'f ma u"} everlasting dissolution. Now they
..tGA ar ding a mcatlrSs bone 10 the Bor~
uay F' Nut mark me, SO long as there
CT 90 slave State under the same tioN-
even With them, 50 long Wil4 ihey nave
s!HlV",, A an anti slavery party, ana the
10 ba>iN ,t.inr a row. You may think Crit
leaos O. .,,.pdmrnt will cure the national
F.T.rt ! know II VIII not.
sHeH' 4th of March there will be LOCO
by ~ he regular army here, and as many
T'i ssrr volunteers DO Nou tliihk idncoin
S7-iP',, - .brin MARYLAND might want to
v-a na,.o,, tkiuk he will withdraw the sol
.ao@g -, FORTRESS Monroe and from Harper =
tf.> "'i,.,o ,br patri0tlC Superintendent, at
Irf'a vs." here and getting tho views of
~ - ., Non went straightway TO Buchanan
Nl". bt., 10 order thPm II YOU ana the
sa- . virginia think so, You are stark raw
TVH't | tell vou Lincoln il going to put
~ s'' on,sgsltion in Maryland and Virginia
20. tbr strong arm.
IN - t,,lIson look the ground yesterday that
Pig. u. ,ceyr moi property but persons, and
81, o.her members OF the household emit
.S, a. nre,orilon. | don't know that this is
- :. -6,t view OF the case. The other view
t'' 'sorv,r 70 have impressed our Northern
Ian brethren IN the Capitol.
--c,,3r,cd that, night before last. in the
~ |{o,.i. Messrs. Joe Seg2r and Jere-
Morton came near getting into personal
s...s,,v. growing out of some statement
-s. nv The former gentleman in regard TO the
.. Q. Virginia How it ended, Is not Ger
,,-ly known.
PIE II,,,sb vas in Dixie" is getting to be ia
"a tpue here Njggcrs whistle II, and
.3. NAV Il, II Dixie means Virginia in
t.- S56ibcru Confederacy, then consider me
~. ,,,,r- Il al! over, il had a mouth in every
, ,,-e inch from the top Of my head 10 the
.,0i ms boot
, ,are. A woman and the Disp0tch nightly,
-rESos ZED.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Politics. &C. IL, Rockingham
II,RRrsoxprRa VA Ian /.

HARRIsoNBrRG, VA, Jan. %
After the rcgimental meeting yesterday the
candidates for the Convention commenced
speaking. Each made his bow, announced
himself and argued his own claims, and ad-
yocated his own view of what the Conyen-
tion should do The following comprise the
candidates far: Col. A. $. Gray, Union !;
John +. Lewis, Union John G. Walker, Sc
cession /; DIR. \. NJ. Newman, Secession; Jno
&, Woodson, Contingent DIR. A. ). Coffrnan
Union Addison Harper, Union.
Last night the Rcgimental officers were
elected as follows Colonel. s. Is. Gibbons !;
Lieut.. Colonel, +. I. IL. Warren LIST Major,
DIR. Burke Chisman I'd Major, Geo. W Mill
Ter. This Is n good selection, and the First
Regiment of Rockinghom Volunteers will
make mark. if called into action
Yesterday WAS poor day for auctioneers
the sales scarcely paid expenses. Pm.
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hoping Jagainst all hope) that some concessions
will be made on the side OF the North There
is but little doubt about public sentiment in
oar coWaty ON the subject. As far as have
been able to ascertain, there will be n large
majority IN favor OF Immediate State ae ton
having given UP ail hope of any adjustment i'm
the Union. Indeed, we no longer have n
Union, and the people are rapidly taking their
position in favor of. resuming onr original
rights We are In perilous times, and in the
midst OF a revolution The people feel and
fully appreciate it. May we act With the wis
dom OF Christian people doing and asking
right and justice with calmness and forbear.
anCc. a.
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FREDEBICKsBrKa ITEAs-The Fredericks-
burg Va papers OF yesterday furnish the fol-
lowing items:
We regret TO learn tina sailor. by the name
of James Axiom was burned TO death on We'd
n.sday night last, on board q vessel living in
the stream near the wharf.
prominent citizen of Spotsylyania, A. n.
Bernard, Esq, yesterday made a donation of
Sl00 towards arlning and equiping the Fred
ericksburg Battalion.
An artillery company was organized on Sat
urday night, 81 members-50 expected. An &c
Complished officer has been invited to instruct
them in practice.
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r''fespondenee u the Richmond Dispatch

a.. b'ekis9nAa Co., Va, January is, 1s6l
EarI' county Court came OF yesterday
bard III ~ TIE morning Col Edmund w Hn-
he : "aS announced as a county candidate for
fe,.rna'' Convention, 10 be held oa The 18th OF
Is fosI. III is understood that Coi. Hubbard
sta. immediate ac ton on the part Of Virginia
also ~. IN TIE day, Mr. Chas. l.. Christian was
en-. @aailpuneed as a county candidate for the
CIR. ON yention. 1t Ia understood that Mr.
''ah ls la favor Of further deloV, still
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gl NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR X + n TIA good BRICK HOUSE,
aai With two large rooms, IN Sidney, opposite
ia 23-4t
S- FOR kENT..The eligible and eommo-
MS::; dious ST0RE-ROOM, Main street, doors
h..n- Ami, ni..au
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Railroad Accident.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Jan. ga cattle
train on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad,
consisting of fourteen cars, last night broke
through the bridge between Bellows Falls and
Chester. VI Five cars went through, killing
fifty sheep and four cattle. No injury was
sustained by the men on the train.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON

PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-The steamer North Bril-
ton from Liverpool on the 10th inst, arrived
this morning.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10. Cotton sales for the W eek
81 900 bales, with au advancing tendency last
weeks prices. On Friday the market was active
and unchanged.
Flour has downward tendency. Wheat do
Corn dull.
ColsOls Sl4M9lS.
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r,u;,;v. SI.ye case at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Jan. 23.-In the case of
the fugitive slave ri Lucy, owned by Mrs
Williams, of Wheeling, Va, the defence has
been withdrawn, and the girl will be sent back
to Virginia o-morrow.
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IEIt n - 7 q Il 7 I, AT AVVTION.--On
FRIDAY the 25th instant, BY the order of WIN F
WAr>oN, Trustee for Joseph p. kavenagh, at the
hour Of loa o'clock A, NJ, / shalt proceed to sell
AZ Pilbhc auction, upon the premises recently oe
side OF Bt9ea street, (near the New Market,D all
OF Of his stock of GRpCERIESr the usual variety ;
french and Apple Brande and fish Whiskey !;
! K FIXTURES; Household and Kitchen
u mi KE +; good PIANO, nearly new, 81 &C.
taye, and HORSE aud WAGON
TERMs.-S25 aud under cash over that sum- and
up 10 500, ninety days credit; that sum- four
months credit, for approved endorsed notes.
ia 22-tds = II COOK Auct
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North Carolina legislature.

RALEIGH. jan 23-The Convention bill is
under discussion, chiefly about fixing day -
A resolution was offered for sending Commits
sioners to Washington, and made the special
order for to morrow The passage OF the Con-
yention bill is still doubtful.
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I.,,er from Mexico.

CRUZ to the 10th, say that Miramon and some
of his officers had been captured by the In
dams.
Juarez, it is stated, entered the capital on
the 5th inst
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EDUCATIONAL.


ITO THE PUBLIC.--In consequence of hav
L Ing received an appointment 10 the Presden-
ey of :, Quincy Academy, at Quincy, Florida, the
Union Female Collegiate Institute on the LIST of
filed by the appointment of Mr. LEONIDAS
POINTS, A. b. graduate of the University of
Virginia.
II being reported that this Institute will close on
the LIST OF February, l take this occasion to cor
rect this mistake / have no intention of that kind
whatever, aud still solicit share of the patron
age of the citizens OF Richmond and vicinity.
w. J POINTS. NJ. d.,
Ia l2-eodtFl* Principal.
SCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM, HANO-
- NER.-The exercises OF this school, under the
immediate instruction of Mr., JOHN X. STARkE,
who has been successfully engaged in teaching for
several years will be resumed on the 18th instant,
and continue ten months, with one months vaca-
tion in midsummer.
TERMs.-For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
annually, Sl3p.
ia s-dw S3tawt Feblst w. b. SIDNOR.
IrNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Ia MAYO STREET.
c. r. RURRUSS would be pleased to receive a
few additional pupils, to fill vacancies which have
occurred in his school. ia l2-l2tN
TAUR SPRING ACADEMY. --Havlng
IL employed a competent teacher, would ike
to take three or four young ladies, from 10 TO 10
years of age. The terms are very moderate. FOR
English, French, Latin and Music including board,
lodging and washing, $500. JAMES l.. EGE,
Ia Tins One and half miles from the city.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, Jan. 23.--Two Column
biads have been mounted at Fort Barancas.
Forts Pickens and McRae are being invested
by the Allied Louisiana, Georgia and Florida)
troops
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Message or the Governor Of Louisiana.
Baron RoUGE, La, Jan. 23.-The Message OF
the Governor to the Louisiana Legislature Is
of an incorporating character. He favors
secession.
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BY Z. Ii. Cook, Auctioneer.

GALE OF Personal PROPERTY IN
- new KENT COUNTY, ON THE RICHMOND
On TUESDAY, 2gth inst, at 10 o'clk, will sell at
the farm OF X. L. Walker. Esq, situated in New
Kent county. on the Richmond and York Yiver
Railroad, IL miles below Richmond, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, VIE:
young Match Horses, l Horse ? Mich Cows, Q
Oxen, % Stock liogs-improved breeds; an elegant
set Of Farming implements, amongst them one of
Bickford Hptmans Wheat Drills
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
| Elegant Piano, fine Sofas, Parlor Etegre,
Centre Tahle, Chairs, Hat Rack. Black Walnut
Extension Dining Tables, very fine Marble Top
Sdeboard, with Etesre Book Case 2 sets Cham
the other plain-together with Feather Beds, Mat
tresses, and various other articles in the house,
keeping IL nc too numerous to mention.
ERAs:-Ail sums under $780, cash over 800
ana under $3.50, sixty days; over $3.50, four
months credit for approved, negotiable paper
la Is L
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A. WATER-PoWER FOR RENT 1T

d. FOR RENf--My STORE-HOUSE and
Ea;Ii LOT, at Centreviie. Louisa county. 1t has
every convenience that can be asked for
good dwelling and store house, all necessary out
houses, excellent garden, splendid well of water,
plenty of rewood convenient, and land to Guilt
vate. Ii Is most Healthy situation and in a good
neighhorhoOd. 1t is q most excellent stand for a
dry goods and grocery store, or mechanic of any
kind. Any one wishing to rent, will apply to the
subscriber. TALLISON b. MILLS.
BIZ Ny address is " Harris Post-o Office. Louisa
county, Va" ia l9-d3t&cw1tk
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DLACK-EYE PEAS; WHITE BEANS;

ID Dried PEACHES: JoLEs; spieed PIGS FEET:
LARD, in bbls. aud kegs; A: Z: sherman's. john
kayton's, Peter singers, j. w. Jones', j. B.
MOUNTAIN WHISKY, very old APPLE
BRAN DY; Holland GIN; Refined SUGAR;
BREASTS, HAMS, SIDES and SHOULDERS;
PICKLES. Black and Green TEA; Gne FRENCH
BRANDY. For sale by WM.. b. JONES.
ia 7i--st 18th st, between Main and Cary.
DOARDiNG.--I have two rooms vacant-one
yeang men. Location pleasant, within ave mia
utes' walk the Capitol, aud convenient to bnsi-
ness Of theCity. Several DAY BuARpkRS caa aiao
be accommodated
CARLTON HOUSE,. on 18th, between Broad and
Marshall streets. by INNS, BASS
ja l5-lw
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Card.-In rendering my sincere thank to my
friends tor the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon me for the last three years, would most re-
specially solicit contin uance of their avors and
of the public generally, for the concern,
pledging myself. heretofore, to give strict per-
sOnal attention to all business entrusted to lis, and
to use every effort To promote their interest.
JOHN G. POWELL