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Three Cheers for Appomutto1!

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO ARM THE COUNTY
We had the good fortune 10 be present at a
crowded gathering Of citizens, of al parties, at
Appomattox ourtlIouse on Thursday last
At about o'clock, P. NJ, the County Court,
then in session, took recess, to permit the use
of the courtroom for public speaking. Immc-
diately the room was crowded to its full capa.
city. Col. S. D. McDearmon then introduced
to the audience, Mt. 0. Jennings Wise, Of
Richmond, who addressed the people for about
an hour and half Mr. Wise's speech was
devoted to summary recapitulation Of the
present exigencieS Of our national atfairs-and
he concluded with an earnest exhortation for
the prompt application Of the only effective
remcdy-that Of separate State action, and es-
pecially urged upon the audience the necessity
for arning and training volunteers.
So soon as Mr. Wise ceased speaking, the
Court re.assemblcd and the crowd adjourned
to another apartment, where the meeting was
formally organized, On motion Of Col. L.
t. Flood, Col. John Johns was called to the
Chair, and DR.. j. K. McDcarmon was elected
Secretary.
\ number Of short and earnest speeches
were made, each urging immediate State ac-
ton. However various the motives alleged,
the entire meeting unanimously concurred in
this conclusion.
On motion of Dr.. McDcarmon, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Committee Of one from
each magisterial district be appointed, to re-
quest the County Court, now sitting, TO issue
an order Summoning the justices to convene at
the Court House pu Saturday next, the 18th
inst, for the purpose of considering the prOprI-
ETY. Of making levy of So, 900, to be expended
in properly arlning the volunteers and militia
OF this county"
The following Committee was appointed
Col Thos. H. Flood, Col. j. d. McDcarrnon,
Maj. John Robertson, Jesse T. Davidson and
VIM. Tyler Parkcs.
The committee Immediately lnid the petition
of the meeting before the Court who iumedi.
ately passed the order requested.
After which, Il number Of gentlemen, the
owners Of property amounting to more than
half million Of dollars, came forward, and, in
written list, rendered their names as endors.
cIs Of the bonds of the county, so soon as the
levy should be ordered-and expressed their
earnest desire to employ ali their efforts TO
raise the requisite 81, 900 without delay.
On motion OF Col. Cheathaln. the Secretary
was requested to prepare minute Of the pro-
ceedings OF the meeting for publication IN
the newspapers Of Richmond and Lynchburg.
After which, on motion, the melting nd
journed.
We would remind our readers that action
similar to the above has already bccn taken, in
the counties Of Amelia, Halifax, Culpcper,
Orange and Charlotte, which, together with
Appolna,tox have taken steps 10 raise un ag-
gregate sum Of nearly $4,000. Let every
other six counties in the State do as well, and
we shall have at least twenty new regiments
armed and equipped without dollar Of ex'
pense TO the State Treasury. Push on the
| boil
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Still Later FROM Charleston.

CnARLgsroS, Jan. 12.-Mr. GourdIu, a mem
Der ol the convention, went to Fort Sumter this
morning on purely private errand. All kinds
of rumors prevail here as TO the cause OF send
ing the two Secretaries Of the Governor 10 Fort
Sumter last night.
Some say dissatisfaction exists among Major
Anderson's men; others say that surrender is
contemplated and that he will evacuatc.
Some people here are Of opinion that rcso-
tiations with the Government at Washington,
arc going on for peaceful surrender and ccs-
saii0n Of the warlike attitude now assumed
Good authority gives credit 10 the statement.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l2.-Thc steamer EXCEL
came in to-day, with news that the Brooklyn
vas of the bar.
This is reliable. She was seen this morning
Col. Haynes. on the part Of South Careilna'
and Lieut. Hall. from Fort Sumter, lt!t Ter
Washington today with proposals and ior in
S:rurtions
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y.orerf from, Charleston.

LuArLysroH, Jan. l3.-The last news By
tbn steamer Nashville from York, reports that
the the steamship Brooklyn was off Cape Roman
last nish, At Charleston all is quiet, and
the excitement has subsided. Great hopes, are
entertained that the ultmatum Of South Caro-.
Ina with regard 70 Fort Sumter, sent to Wash
ington by Messrs. Hayne and Hall, will give
peace
Eight working men from Fort Sumter came
away last night in boat Four are in the city,
and four proceeded to New York to day in the
steamer Marion. They report that the soldiers
we're on short allowance.
The steamer Clinch, under white flag, and
in command of Conmissary Genera! ilatch
went to Fort Sumter this evening 1t IS not
known what she went for. Nobody Knows ez-
cept tie authorities.
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Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. l0.-Tte steamship America
with Liverpool dates 10 the Goth u!:, hes ar
rived here, bringing $iG2, 900 in specie.
II is stated TIA! the warIike preparations Of
France exceed these Of 1853.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Dec. 29.-Tha cotton
market was iirn. observation-disclosures were
contradictory; some say -four was frlner, with
an advancing tendency Wheat bucyant
and slightly higher. Corn quiet and Sd nigh.
cr. O;hcr; say flour has advanced Cd, and that
whea; has advanced la2d Holders Of corn de-
mlnI ar advance, which vas not conceded
Corso.s .24aQ21.
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The State Convention,

The passage by the Senate, on Saturday
night last of the House bill for tho call Of a
State Convention, must be regarded as evincing
the Gusl verdict Of the General Assembly as
to the terms on which the convention, so ca.
gerly demanded by the people, is 10 be granted
by their legislators. The amendments added
in the Senate were merely formal, and there
can be no doubt that the bil as amended, will
to-day receive the sanction Of the House Of
Delegates.
With the single grave exception incident TO
the reference" clause the bill is all that could
be desired The waiver on the part Of Eastern
men, of their demand for the strict observance
OF the compact Of 1851, on the basis question,
constitutes policy as wise as 1t is generous,
and must operate to remove from the delbcra-
,ions OF the convention all traces Of senseIesS
jealousy between the two sections Of the State
And we do not think the General Assembly
could we'll have fixed ali earlier day for the as
semblage of the convention than the 18th proxi-
mo-
As to the reference clause, our opinion is un.
changed. 1t meets our unqualified disappro.
val. We believe that If unumended, at the
polls 1t will be full Of danger-the danger of
inducing the delegates set 10 work with tram
neled hands, to resort to desperate cxpcdicnts
in order to obtain State action Mt all-the dan
ger of 'prccipitating" revolution in our own
midst and civil war among the citizens Of Eir-
ginis themselves finally. the last, worst danger
of all, that Of disgrace to the State By delaying
action at the very moment when prompt action
can alone viudicate her honor and assure her
safety. The mere adoption Of this clause OF
tho bill in the House of Delegates, has already
served to add new determination to the spirit
Of Northern aggression. It's final triumph IN
the General Assembly cannot fail to subject US
to the increased contempt Of our Northern en-.
emics.
We are sincerely thankful That there is yet
means left by which TO furnish a timely re
mcdy to the mischief thus rerpctratcd. We
earnestly urge the people, as they value Their
own safety and the honor Of their State, to SUP
ply that remedy by I'm overwhelming vote ri
"yo REFERENCE ut tie election of February
4th
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RUFFTN'S
phASPIiGR-PEHUiIAN CUAN0.

ANa'7 -a;r 20 ..pI,r orders for my fertill zers =
.''s-s :..- IN 81! g:ay rely upon getting, With
- ;' II sF:.= 80; inferior 20 any have made; diUer-
'-'.-"+ - fi4: !4::cd;.Ris. from anything else n
.i'" =: :-t;sr because il contains more pure Bon.
E:''5'i ~ LINE i1a iay o:heE Manipulated Guano.
;.-' u .:ft:!a- ~ preparations to wheat the
" s'i :7. o>si. fIso-abe as could be expected
-'s - I,I Disasters OF joint worm, fy, rust, and,
- . - 'a- tHT;t, Eh:ch prevented the present Ia
'- se. . 80 iap>pha;-s 10 very great exten; at
- 'a.i; "a- s-aiHiug. Du; the of the estl-
-i t'h "a: -lGa. OF superior TO Peruvian Gusbo on
7&:, - 4'a, Ia. need phosphst.s-as nearly all
'-'ts' '9T-ti's superiority under fair seasons for
'2'! san! d C!oYer. II istrue that OCCASION
'. az: bee; r-'p-;.t; bu; they snch as every
.a as,. q. sometimes due TO the fact that the
90 .. zee! pho'uha.- bu. mos, generally TO the
;+.- :?7 25:a wt.-a. and clover have ever known.
80, ey!c.2cr 0: ::= valae Of my manure, Is to BE-
- .'s .ir' IA aaT- orders for more than four
:"~Cia ~Cia as /! aat - he same period last year.
20 @ha az !ncuc-d try my guano, from their
Is'a:e 7r t7- representations OF others, are par
:ef17*! % order RutSns guano, and to see that
% s;s -:e 50 aany manipulated articles in the
s.: ,st q rT.-!! the commission merchants
|:siTT; iaIao'1, @ 0. M agents, essrs. THOMAS
-. H.. -, Fre!s5grg: NJ lIOLLINS CO.. Lync
H. :.aE sIoIi, fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN
80, -: 'VHS>rvN, CLARkEl & CO., Danvllle.
- PRANK c; REFFIN.
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ERRORS OF THE TElEGRAPH-lh cohc'uu'ns
,;nos Of Governor Pickens' reply to Mayor
Anderson, was erroneously printed in oil the
Richmond papcrs yesterday, owing to the ,e'e'
graphic despatch which was furnished 70 S,a '"sh,
being entirely unintellgible. The WORDS saouio
have been printed as follows:
at is not perceived how far the ccnaae' iUu Ss
,rcposc to adopt can find parallel IN tpe nss,
tory Of any country, OF reconcile WIN a.,,
other purpose Of your Government tnEn ttas
of imposing on this State the conaitioh oi
CONQUERED province"
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The Speaker ruled the motion Oh: OF or
der.
Mr. Phelps looked upon tie rcSn"tion rs IN
attempt got Up to indict somebody. and he
would vote against 1t.
Mr.. Martin, Of Va, looked upon i: as fire
brand cast upon the Country, and would op
pose it.
The previous question hcing seconded the
yeas and nays were taken Oh Tie main ones.
tion-"Shall the resolution pass ?'-and il was
Carried by yeas l33 nays IS.
Mr.. Burnett moved that the Committee OF
Thirty-three be discharged, as there was no
probability OF coming to any result whatever.
Mr.. Lcake, Of Va, proposed that iurthar in
struction be added to the resolution Of Mr..
Howard. referred to the Committee Of Thirty
three, to the effect that the committee inquire
whether any arms have been removed from the
armory at Harper's Ferry to that Of Pitts
burg and if SO, by whose orders they were
so removed.
On motion Of Mr. Grow, "any Of the armo
rics Of the United States was substituted for
"armory" at Harper's Ferry.
The resolution as amended was passed.
The House then adjourned
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North C,r,;Ina s,e1f,larurs.

RALEIGH Jan. ll.--Bo,h houses we're en-
gagged Yesterday ana to-day on the State Con-
veniion question. which has become compiica'
ted, mixing State with Federal natters.-
Amendments 70: an open, and also Tor re-
strictcd Convention were offered, but no vote
was tnkcn on auV.
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ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER


Important from Washington City.
Raising Money to Bribe tho Fir9i"i" Leg's,
loturs.-Altercation beteeen Gen. Scott and
Senator 7oom5s of Georgia.-Necting u the
cir Council Seizure ct Il" Arss"at by
the Florida Troops.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.--lt is discussed here,
!, Virginia circles, that sums Of money are
heny made up in New York, to influence the
action of the Virginia Legislature in reference
# is related that an alteration occnired
,t the table Yesterday between Gen. Scott and
senator Toonhs. Gen. Scott was speaking OF
,hr Star of the West affair, when Senator
Toombs snjd he hoped she would silk with ali
m hoard Gen. Scott asked If it Was possible,
that me rs an American citizen, could express
smch q wish, Mr. Toombs said ''yeS, and only
u;Shsd those we're on board who ordered her
there" General Scott laid doxn ms knife ana
fork, saving, that he was responsible lof w'iaI
he said" Mr. ToolnbS said Grneral oco't ia"
known him for twenty-five years, ana knc" nc
was responsible for what re SaIo. "e''''"'
Scott then resumed his knife and lork.
The City Council is in caucus to-n,sn. w
take measures to suppress the city volunteer
organizations springlEg up mere "'tnTu. ,, on ."s
saHc,ion Of the law. They will probably ap'
pont committee 10 wait on the preSiuen''
A private letter from Gadsden, fla:' says
TINT the State troops have seized the Arsena'
at Chattahoochie, by order OF the 9o7efnof'
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I;rnnl Charleston.

Cu.nIrsroS, Jan. l0--The excitement here
has somewhat abated, in consequence Of the
pacific news from Washington CITY. The en-
iistment Ct soldiers still goes on, but all is
quiet. The Legislature lid nothing to-day Of
nnv importance
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AccIDExr.-Th Thomas Morrison, Of Pocahon
as county, Va. was killed on the 18th ut.-
He was engaged in his grist mill, and was ac'
cidenlly caught in the gearing His skull be-
ing crushed instantly, he died in few mo-
mcnts Mr. NJ. was 64 years old, and re-
spectacle member Of the Methodist Church.
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all Senator's and Delegates of the Virginia
LEGISLATURE, who are favorable to prompt ac-
ton in passing law for ConEe"t'on are
requested to assemble in the Hall Of the House
orDcl,sa,es, on Saturday evening at y O'clock
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, JAN l0-'lhis morning before
light steamer went to the United States mag
azine wharf and loaded with powder, and de-
parted. Her destination is unknown here,
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Sli0CEOE MILL

IA .NV'NU VNVUNU FL.ASIL
~. -a;-I.,Ert 10 supply any demand for
|,..-.H .Essii GROUND, for The Fall crops
-, 2: Lamp Is Iargs selected from the puTeN
y,7- :, 2;.sI ouarres, with special reference 10
/: .....,. /, sciFUATE OF LINK.
-.,s. .r .- heavily increased patronage, the repu.
-. - ,r,;.d .na! fully sustained for PrRi!r and
=, =. -..r...,:!uS JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
-. Otace No. IL Pearl street
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10 the Editors of the Enquirer j.:


Gentlemen: In your editorial of this morning
find the following paragraph:
at is due TO Mr.. Rires TO say that while he
most ably opposed the amendment, his vote for
1t was given against individual opinion, because
he believed it to be in accordance with The wish
es Of his constituents.
You must have mis-apprehcnded my remarks;
and by your editorial ain made to occupy the
very inconsistent position of having spoken for
the amendment and voted against 1t, because
believed it to be in accordance with the wishes
Of my constituents. | did not oppose the
amendment, but read from the journal OF the
last session, 70 show that those who were now
advocating this amendment were inconsistent,
because they had opposed the proposition to
submit to vote Of the people whether they
would send commissioners TO meet the people
of South Carolina md Mississippi in Southern
Conference. My vote yesterday was con-
sistcnt with my vote Mt the last session, in re-
ference to Southern Conference. The tenor
Of my remarks was to show the position of my
people at this time, and in opposition to Lin
clon'S Administration, as you will see by refer
ring to an abstract Of what | said on the occa-
sion referred to- And will take occasion 10
say here, that upon all occasions and OIL all
questions, both by words ind by acts, | shall
carry out the views Of those who sent Inc here,
regardless Of my individual opinion.
Very respectfully. your friend
GEORGE +. RIVES.
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PROM Texas.

GALVESTON. Jan ll-At the election held
here or the sth the candidates farorins
Southern ConIedcracy, obtained majority.
The Indian dcpredations in Texas still con.
tiuue
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BURNT TO DEArn.-Mlss Rebecca Fisher, re-
siding in Monroe county, Va, was so severely
burned, on Saturday last, that she expired IN
few hours
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Seizure OF Forts in North Carolina.

WnalxGroS Il. C., Jan. l0.-Forts John.
son and Caswell were taken possession oil on
the night CT the Sth instant by the Smith7liie
Guards
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Salutes in I2onor OF the Secession OF Flori.
du ard 4 Iu bnma.

AUGUSTA, Jan. IA salute Of one hundred
guns was fired here today in honor Of the Sc
cess;on Of Florida and one hundred for Alabl.
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The Richmond :3I Enquirer: In5 gE!..,
-sst:ssp n',.s' ,,s WISE; WISE \ ALLEcRE'
rr W.:

fss fs!.i.r, rer anuum. and at The
3; Ct: e; :;
+: 4 4 :; ;:s.sss III s sss:! s:' r
's.ksf, lra.;e "hs ,s:trrd they vii! be at the
:; b. ,S s,:e ,-.sai in the Dsy Sea'l.Week'y,
sHEss Il sTts!y Enssa saoa:
TIE T,-;A :f '"".''. n: IS cents per line.
} f'r Advertisements nav nav, be rem,ed per mail Ia
sas, e ~, Stes trsgisered, NJ the risk Of
- = .,.s.,. ,sd Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
~ sh1rsSt -. he accompanied with the adt
.soH aG:>s,'. references. TO :nsars execution
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January 18th, 1861.
From the Washington Constitution, January l9.hl
NIr. Stewards Speech.

NIr. ScTard,s Speech.
The Black Republican oracle has spoken,
and the advocates of compromise are dumb
Mr.. Seward has demolished their last hope. -
The advertised premier Of the incoming Ad-
ministration, his exposition has been waited
for with anxious interest; assured rs we have
been by the party Journals that any plan oi
conciiiution suggested by the Nc% York Sen.
ator would command the approval Of Mr.. Lin.
coin.
But Mr.. Seward propounds no compromise.
He has 10 concession 10 ollrr If his speech
be more moderate than the ST. Paul manifesto
against the South, it is in form only, not in
substance. In all essentials he stands to-day
where he stood three months ago-thc chata-
pion Of Northern aggression, and the bitter en-
erny of Southern institutions. Terms Of con-
citation indeed. Why, ~ fur from rendering
to the South guarantees for the protection ol
its interests, hc scarcely dcigns to disguise the
ultimate end Of the agitation in which he and
his party arc engaged. Tn. only alternative
he would have the South consider is, the
peaceful OR violent emancipation Of the slaves !.
Like Mr. Trumhul and all Of the same Sc::ool
idea of secession. The great fac. has to him,
States from the Union to his mind possesses
no Importance, present or prospective. He
treats i, rs a tTitic which Black Republican,
Administration will dispose Of without heSi.
fancy.
The two points, then, which Mr. Seward 5
long.cxpected speech establishes are, the hope.
lcSsness Of all suppos!tions Of compromise on
the part Of the Black Republicans, and their
determination to employ military and naval
force 10 suljuyaIe the Seeding States. The
South is no: only to be denied justice, but is to
bc coerced into submission to L President and
Cabinet committed to the policy Of negro
emancipation.
Wcarc neither disappointed nor particular
ly sorry. From the first, there has not been II
ray Of ineligible hope, with regard 10 Black
Republican concessions, and their rejection hy
Mr.. Seward therefore occasions no surprise
And it is well that the wavcrerS, the titnid tie
timc-scrverS, should be taught that any further
attempts to parlev with the Black Republicans
in Congress, in favor of the South, is vir.
tually treason to the South and all that It's Cit
liens hold most dear. The issue is put and
must bc met: Submission to a Lincoln anti
slavery administration within the Union, or in
dependent protective action out Of the Union !:
Seven States have answered decisivev.-
Seven States havc met the issue, and are pre-.
pared 10 take the consequences lSat rot time
that the border States were heard from, ono
way or another Virginiu will be true to her
traditions, her resources, and her commanding
position in the Conlederacy. Viii Maryland.
Tennessee, and Kentucky lag behind, an easy
prey 10 The emancipation policy Of Mr.. Seward
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.ts.L.T Johnson. c "
SIERC1iAN y 1S,

RICHMOND, Va.
,,s .ic o: Tobacco. whes;. Cc7n, and country pro
|. I-a-.rr return ;he!. sincere thanks 10 their
WV ,ji-r,l 2s:ror.:r heretofore extended
%. ,,t : Continuance a:.i Increase o: the same
.. r- ,-oG.,in: thej: Undivided personal stten'
80; - .,s.!.,..,sa;s cc:s:G!itsI 10 them.
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pIIliiP Is.Af4n,

:.G;E MACHINE WORKS,
2iCWN1Ep, "a.
Steam Engines Of every description
j -, circular saw Mills, M Gearing, Mining
y. q: vvv7y description. Castings in Iron and Brass
-,r,,i:- Feb S-Sly
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From New Drlcaus-.-Scizurc OF the Forts
by New Orleans Troops.
Secession OF Elorida.

TAlLAuAssE, Jan. ll.-f.or!da sececed yes
terday at twenty minutes past twelve O'CLOCK
, bv vote Of ~ TO :.
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S.isure OF Fort PiKe--Ehe Federal Troops
Concentrated at fort Pickena--Ehe Fort
10 hr SURPRISED,


10 he Surprised.
CHARLESTON, Jan. ll.-A private despatch
to the Charleston Courier" !rcul Montgome-
ry, says: Fort Pike has been taken by The
Louisiana troops The Federal troops have
abar,icned ali the frrts in Pensacola halbor
except Fort piclcns, where they are concen.
tr.tcd. Three hundred lnen have left Mobile
to surprise Fort Pickens.
Henry ". Conucr, me:nbe. Of the Soatb
Carolina Convention. died at six this evening.
Ero:n New Drlcaus---ScIZurc OF the Forts
by New Orleans Troops.
| New ORLEANS, Jan. ll.-Folts Jackson and
ST. Philips, on the Mississippi and Fort Pike, at
! the entrance Of peonteciiartan lake, hare been
seized by the New Orleans troops No reois-
,ance was made.
| Returns indicate that the sccessionists have
n majority in the Convention.
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.:.2;-, VAUGHAN & GARLAND.
-, -. ;..aaE. 1861.
NOTICE.

T. NOTICE.
u -. - ~ Es;a:e Of T. g. Jones, dec d., in King
sin -. '4ee place TWESTY-SEvENTH DE-
;i-- rE''c9s Indebted TO the Estate, and all
s:-.":t Il; are requested to come forward
: 80, JAS. LEIGH JONES, Executor,
]. NARY <. JONES, Erecutrix.
.-s1D Sides for saleby
]. i 6, B. DAVENPORT.
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~. I..!sg -. K ;. 1RluEK.
:; 7aEDEGAR IRON WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
7r ,y;:ri for Tie liberal encouragement: extended 10
d .y ~ $oiacra friends, We have spared no expense
/. ,.T,+2e. n,.u:ac,ures. In our
III ,,-tJ .|E,I, DEP RTNE ENT,
...> -yeu.iv- improvements b. the addition TO
:. . - a; he NOS. modern and Improved ma
80 .-r.,!..ra on the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
So, ,rs., .: an Indicator, by which the force ap-
-. 'ly-a-,t. ~.rra;rly measured.
!, .-,..,s-. = -,.2.sac,u-e, from bes, CHARCOAL
cr,r
Ian. p,;r5,i Chs.:s; Railroad and ship Spikes
~ y" ~: EnI,s and Fish Bars: Car and
= '| E";i. ,.d o,hsr Inno Rnl,s. Iron Trucks.
,a P.ssc;ies. al Sinds Iron sad brass Casuhss
:= %:r-, >iI:!5aaTy and rot'aoie Ens'nes' Sd" "n'
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