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Nothing short " putting things ss they before he
Missouri Compromise will snswsr.--Hrrtford Conranf
That is exactly whore Abipgr are now Your brother
Of the Palledium has 20 similar conclusion, and
says he would not hate restored SO arc all agreed
at last. New Hrrea Rsyisfr.
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number Of the know-nothing organs in New Yorl
and New England refuso to hoist the Gag of Fillmore
Doneson. HF
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Pt,sos AIS, s-,ioverncr N H. Baker Of New liamp-
SHIRE has located binscf or the practice Of law IL clt
ton county, Iowa,
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CONGRESS- MONDAY.

SrNArE--The Chair laid before the Senate u comnuni-
cation from the Secretary of War in relation to additional
Notifications for the defence Of the city and barbor of New
York, and the nayy-yard aud other public property at
Brooklyn also the third annual report of the Superin-
endent Of Public Printing and communication from the
Treasurer Of the United States showing the receipts and
disbursements of the Post Office Department for the year
ending June 80, 1856
The bill authorizing the construction Of ten soops-of
and the joint resolution for the relief Of the South
western and Muscogee Railroad Company considered
aud passed
Mr. Crittenden spoke III favor of Mr. Trumbulis claim 10
his seat, and Mr. Pugh took the opposite ground Mr.
Stuart obtained the loor and the Senate adjourned.
Horsg RRraEsEsrArvEs.--A communication from
the Secretary of War; asking that the appropriation for the
Springfield armory for repairs and improvements might
be increased from s3soo to sasooo referred to the
Committee Of Ways and Means Several unimportant
lliken contesdng the scat Of Hon. T. J. d. Fuller
referred TO the Committee of Elections Mr. Lane intro
duced bill to provide for additional mail steam service
from San Francisco To Oregon and extending the
Olympia, Washington Territory resolution adopt
ed restricting debate to hour when in Committee Of
the Whole on the deficiency BILL The House then went
into Committee of the Whole and resumed the considers
ton of the deficiency BILL After discussing various items,
the committee and reported the bill the House.
to make it the first business in order in the morning
few days ago under the State Department head let
ter published In which the writer spoke Of the reign
ing King Of Naples with that freedom Of expression which
charac,erzcs owcitizens when treating Of the
TOMS institutions and rules of the Old World Iis
y necessary add that not responsible for the in
divdua opinions which may appear in the correspond
which ia given from time TO time in department
column Those opinions given the opinions of the
writer's and those OF the government the editors
of this journal. u.
THE NATIONAL INTELLT8ESCER AND THE CLAY
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Mr. OASS made personal explanation in regard "a an
article 10 ibis mornings lnteigencer spued u b
which be attributed TO James Watson Webb The article
bad reference 10 conversation between Cen Webb and
Lord Clarendon In regard 10 the remark Of the latter III
the House OF Lords that The governments England and
France bad perfect understanding and the same inen
lions In respect to all pnrts Of tho NorldWhph was un
derstood to be mennte 10 this country beware OF med
ding with Cuba. Lord Clarendon told Gen. Webb that
be bad 40 pufrendy feelings towards The United Static
and that bis language had been misunderstood hat Mr
" aid inat ne proper way Tor Lord Clarendon TO ex-
plain hls language in The House OF Lords where ii
was uttered instead Of leaving the correction TO be mad
by private letter.
SOUTHWESTERN AND Mrscoors RAILROAD confAgY.
% motion by Mr. RuSS iAe Scaale proceedsd 10 tbg
consideration OF the oiut resolution for the relief Of the
aou'haestern and Muscogee Railroad Company; which
was read third time and passed,
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THE GOVERNOR AND THE WuIG.

The theory Of Mr.. Wise, that the natural rate OF
interest rises in proportion the volume Of the me-
talio currency Of the world ucreases, almost self
evident. Yet the Whig attempts to ridicUe the pro-
position as an absurdi,y. The appreciation Of the
rate of interest, If it prnctcabe,l should
ac,ly correspond with the depreciation Of the value
of the priucipal-:he mouey itself. For eight years
the law has prohibited all interest, because six per
cent. is less than the annual depreciation Of money
during that tune. The lender, for that time, il he
will add the annual si1 per cent to bis principal
will find it, with this addition, less valuable than it
wss eight years ago. because 1t will purchase less pro-
perty.
Il is only rAISt the increase Of money is going or
that the rate of interest should be that annual in
crease plus si1 per ceut for the of the principal
If the increase u amount aud depreciation in value
Of money be eight per cent. year, then the rate of
Interest. should be fourteen per ceut.-eiht 10 cover
the dimiuution or depreciation Of principal, and six
as interest for its use.
The Wing has tboughllessly promulsed false doc
t-ines in political economy. 1t has done injustice to
the Governor, but it will do greater wrong to the
public by lending tho aid of its authority to false
theory.
The Governor was elected and SO was the Legisla
ture, on the distinct issue Of pushing forward our i'm
provement,. He is discharging his duty with ZEAL
earpestness and ability. We have no doubt that the
Legislature are equally solicitous to carry oul that
system of improvements, and that their action will
be marked by wisdom and irmness, preceded by oau.
tious investigation.
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,puoND ES0rfh1'
,.s.,.nrc r..s'' sr%Sr srn,ssHtS'' s. 'prSSavASr. ",
Tr X Ms:

I,rsrs per anuu'i' siu i ~ 80
IN G. ~ Go as s'rctiv i've jO'!s-s re! a"'' 80;
~ s.: ::'c S"n ;,gyuSe III si"an''' ~ 't ors
tt.:sc :'.H;s r' ri,,,-r,! ~ ras!;, ros'f"-"
l: ~ =. ,hc chi - 'Hi w. ~. circulation y! the
r, %c y w Of cx;ea1 's -. Sn,hern S,ayrr. lle
| r,rEMOND INK -an.I ;ae i.s,e 81 ,,,sr of
Pr,rr:e,ors Hase "a. ngs.ly Nil TO Tesa'"s
PAIN -. : So, " evky ci'ii'n, .bsr,crc. Of the
u .'S'! Wv uu,!::ac oi Iae yea't br :; was half
,M%SyJS\u iNou!HER wnce Is u. ,ae ru.po.e o: tue
M Nc !"y s'n'e - ,,a - .bs !.cusson oil 10.
Ed:y:: q cevc:es.. S.,,:n...l cas broughi e'''''
ecraIy .u.,,,,, = r,;Sis:ed every w W ~ Z, q
I-s ., - r,S ac.lin Il PAD :. "., I-aus,,nn Is
~, nny,n.a. - nsl rnGa "a rrtio: g, SO siX
r.rds IN iara; 81 vii be :u:u:shro; .0I - -; IN
cop;Ss c 10, ,Ss -, SO ,ycca;y four coP'''' S'0
ths same FroPort.c,,. or ,nvERTislSG. So.
II l..'-S W. ror ,ES lines or iess' ms
~ THH DAit. n,J every .uccee.ins i:se' l'o, ~ :,
hst31' 10y !, iu..f,I twi,e wc"N % ..,o., after
ys,e -,,..v,, and hai. rcr:s ior e"'- i ne onn,.
md yLta S-cTed on!y oa0e
70. cHIs Ia: is v-xy-rU INK lice =. l""s, hfst in
is faE SSH' ;. c,-s TO- aaca -Crs' qiort i"sof!o
s.,:'.., s,'. w., Inserted ou!y once "eeA
errts Tor each ;osc'''' ,,,.. or ,css insertion
i-vr w.yytY-r"T TkS une> Vi ~ "a .,,,s
IN ihh .,,,. &c. esch eopsauance h!iS eeuts. t :.
se'ea'y cra.scJ So .or one square VI
40 -, ,wn so,a! es, ..i ~ uai PtVPt'So" " -
Gu 60, - =, r ~c.ter l-3-;a, except Aeeuoiieefs' w
~. rp.re.G Sl,I ,psrsr :"ciIoeSI' c,.., .xceed;u
~ al Obituaries oua Tributes Q. tsap.s''
y, .. aye Cd rt..i 70! es advertisement; ;,, ,s
fiIi; ,,, s,.,sa,e mus, be accompanied WIZ ..
. ~ satisfactory -riercc -, 10 lnsGe eAe'u -
- Al .,- 10 ii!s OG.cs n:rS DC 'c'u''IS i.,rs
S and syl:,a5.c Ba,k : 3cs - lnc RS" " 'N'
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For the Em7utrer
ET TGNCERNNR lQuN L FL QN:l


l bad the pleasure to-day, 10 Common with crowd
ed audience, of listening for ,wo hours TO the speech
Of this gentleman on the Report Of the Finance Com
ntcr, which recommends, ninupg other things, tho
dvisi1n OF the powers Of the Board OF Public
Works-that il, It requires the Board uf Pablo
Works to make contracts for the construction 1T
roads aud see that they are eAecated while II takes
from thrn all control the means necessary Tor
the purpose, and pnc=s these menns entirely under
the control Of the Governor, Auditor, Treasurer Az
turney General and Secretary Of The Commonwealth!
In coming this conclusion, The committee iecur 10
the past history of the Board il manner caicui"teo
10 make very unlnvorable Impression as To roe Wis
dom which has characterized its proceedings. !n's
eor: 10 destroy HE Board o Public Works tue Ef'
Governor demonstrated 10 be virtual attack oh Tue
inter:..! imcroy ycnent policy Of the State.
But sir !; Il not an:!y-e this report that these
few line. are written; bu. 10 pay trlontc humble
though il be- 10 ihe great power aid mastery Hoi!ity
eyipc,,I by Governor Fl"yd throughout his eutlre
sn,eck on hs suljrct. His review OF his conprction
,,rh ,h. Board was the most clear, logical ard con-
cr,ive demonstration OF the wise policy which then
co.erped il that could have been made. His review
of the action Of the present Board bold, manly
aud eloquent: and his Genunc.,uu uf that system Of
which, from tie first orsan cation Of the
Board has sought 70 cripple aud -lnbarras. il, was
absolutely w!thering Regarding the report as an at'
tack un th- internal Improvement policy Of the Stale,
he entered somewhat at length uu defence of that
policy and, surely never had the system bolder or
more eloquent advocate. No one who heard his
speech to-day will forget it. As deba;er, he
hes placed himself, beyond nj! question, first III TIE
Legislature; emd has exhibited pUwe-s ot !nLeit'.t
and grasp of thought which eunle him to r"nS
with the very first in the country. III eAprtss
Ing the above aG but endorsing ;hs c1mi'on "i"''
eysrywhe.e expressed to-day, G1d in many hS
by persons who admitted thsy cGns here ''o'eh''y
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ADMISSION OF NEW STATES.

how much tolerance does the South, the parent Of
'ae new States. exhibit in permitting them to enter
~, ,u' mon with constitutions prohibiting slavery
AK to participate in all the principles of the old
wa ''ee'' Sayng, at the same time, I'VE are holier
'nan y"" Tho bio, Of slavery is not on our escut.
''ieon, io'ne present slave States, they in effect,
s"S' iou II Is true' have given to the Union or
have been chiefly instrumental in acouir;rv f,r tbe
Cnion all her territories; but YOU are wick .d do
graded race, and must not contamipa,e ia with
vile institution Of slavery" If the p.w S,sts
within the Frigid Zone where the negro woud bo o,
all times useless it would only add wanoppess "a ,b
insult; for the prohibition would BIZ UNNECESSARY
The prohibition Of slavery is always either a wap.on
insult, or gross wrong to the South. The Federal
Government as the agent Of the States, may, or may
not admit new States into the Union, it pleases
In admitting them, it is bound to do equal justice
the North and to the South 1t does peperate gross
and papable injustice to the South, when it permits
froward child to be remitted to the rights Of man.
hood when its very petition is accompanied with iu-
suit and wrong to one Of its parents. Ii We OF the
South admit that slavery is immoral or nexpedient
in now States, we cannot maintain that it is right any
where. We thereby yield the great principle for
which abolition contends, and furnish it lever and
fulcrun with which to upset our domestic institutions
Hereafter, in admitting any Northern State prohibit
ing slavery, it should be with understanding on
the part of the South tina, "t submits to such adms
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NgJEzB EEa :@G 8

We d" NOT h"ev" our .;,ncr"an ror.'ns ~r. -
angry "!'li II tr'np"F ."" n,.:t r." i,r II. -. e 70
o:;. II III" ca'" w"r~ ih.I~ "wu. T. -..;.,, .. .-
long pr"fr.c:ed bntti" 81. i'.p =: ..,r.,:, - f..
a"is" cf Representatives., w.., -. . -.
iaiat al fhr ci!sii, h.is tai is.r ig,,. ..,,r-
tEa lower h".is" my 'EE" 4 ,i.lt,; v'.,. ... s.
queSl 'n i,':i: the fiery t"!n;"rs ..at ..n, os .
way luin ihc Senate.
Mr. Banks las tren al;"i:.:.L S',al.,r u::.~
struggle Ot N'i:- weeks ,.u';.,!.i. IL, election y
hui!cd a triumph ~ The Northern a:.d
party. since he !. thu rr; H.. ;.;.'. -: H.. .
filled The c!,nir. TIE iml". ri his r!..la, .
that poi1: cf view. l. not 20 b" uy"rrrtc,i. W. '-
less 10 f,,eling %. !iisI .,.inr.. .'. .l..
sent moment, in i->re 20 rvrar.i iI:.:.r g.. .
"nr International relations. N. Ped pos -as Ia:
-" qnarTe! hrs h"s; driven "a H. vr'''"t 20.
President Plr.c" END RS HhnrrS. New, Mr.. :: :.!-
WAS reGa:drt! nnt only tho Ci!nnniru ~ "a. -
slavery party, but t',. ".nrn.rt %. .-.
Pierce And bis pH:cr. =: cr...rIr. indeed. IL :.
questions have he"u STRANGELY blended mt" 07e -
Tie state OF matters which ;hr President p. 5.
introduced III haiisas. IN that u:.,i;.s utsf".r.
resiGoht population, who in favor ~: ic" .a"'r.
have been invaded bv band "t rmi,!al. Z. ,.1
neighboring slave Stale o Missouri. wo ""npu I:
themselves III a.! respects rs Il i"y iGaii"g ~
lnroad upon hostile country. Etv,, h;yr ... ..
the tight Of election has t,eii ia:c.G,r,. ".'l- !
hrs been shed. The N"":h !. IL Il fame =; ;.,.so
ognltie', unparalleled il Country .h".. -iyi.a'
TO say nothing OF trp-i,;:;- Is Sro,y. ~ -
all :he auirages iu 'as d"nr>fr pury - Pr 'G-.
Pierce. Let cope ,n.t til,r rs',Le o: lis r,s.
ual administration may extend 20 hi. -y .- .., -g.
1t wo,tid DC wiser. better for AL :.r;s. ia g !:
maintained friendly relation. III Eny,aI Gi;,.
Piled their energies 10 pn down S~..- -I..aE-- /.
Kansas.
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LALnH FnNA, ..In..I.

HALIFAX, Mn-c! l2.--Tne III 4,i,s:::~ Ac.''o 49,,
Liverpool dates 10 ths lst OF March @--"l here .E,:
night
LvErPooL, March l.-Cn''rn Is ua" 2r-.G -.
auIes "f ,h- week amount 10 CC.GC) 5...,. 70. ,gn
rxp"riers took 3,nGO nnd expectations !G@a &c..
market closed quiet. Breoi.:af- raYe cc. j.rs',."
declined, snd c!Gs-d dull. Fous ~. "....' -ii
sales Of Canal brHr,ls e, 3;- &C., Or: G., .:.
dclphiG and Baltimore 36I.j.:. VIII lar lr..I. ::
Sd; sales Of red s,lt ~ U>i white lU-gi 20
Corn has decliun s6 -ne- vi ;:...::. a",, y.: ..
jlsi mixed j3sc!. Provision. stead, ali i..:.
chaug.d. Naval Stores are quiet sid nc!.sMsgc.-
COnsol- 81 to VI !.
The Peace Conference was progressing .....as.-.
1h. steamer Hermann sailed on The .;lh fvb,f....-.
The Quaker City had un: :"?:vvj ou'.
A quan;i'y of cabin wreck s@v. E.brgaTv "'n,
In latitude 40' 36, longitude -; ~ Il wG- uvi %.
posed to be t!i- Pacific.
The Arabia left nt o'clnrk, -. 1T Q. Il -'ii
AID arrived At Halifax at II Tuesday "vcnin. ;ac
brins- l;S3 passengers. 81" "mcruIisr., ~ .
dcspa:ch received by Brown, SS.T!ry Il. -,
agents OF tho Collins line II" L:Tc-i.Oi, tG..u e. g
gov, February 2;E, say. .!'"' 'i st a.rer .,::;-
from New York. passed. ~ Fv.'-y 7.h, i.r,r cr~a
ties Of broken ice: saw on il Guar!iyci nrn..'.
cabinet furniture i've ornamental r.!s, ::.:A =! 3
or glass handles, ady's work hor. w.l;. c."-
cles, such as Common III frs. class cg-''--s.--
The Ednbr-S was tn.n five days "u'. ~ .tr,..,a
forty, thirty six, longitude t:tyv, 10 -. 'H.i.rl.a
WAS made the cargo -. 'ir ;C ut .iY..i.,,.A
pounds for FIVE shilling, l.GG a.: avr'ss..
Th. Paris Conference has n"i6 ihrr., r,c.''..- ~.
nothing OF ils proceedings * .u!lri % ira,s.'r.
The armstice tn the cld vt March, not a;i- IT, Soc,
existing blockade, is announced. Rrn':s ;rr" p. .
and otherwise abound. The .e-'Ief" ,:u; resi- .s
that matters thus lar progress g,oTahiy. il 'a;r'
ell that Russia concccs III. required irni;at:-". ..:
will not abandon her prorcl"ratt OVER TO- & ...,.
Christmas. The opinion increases tir irl". ..t. .!
after the Peace i. signed genera! EIrupIL. lua.
gress will 10 Ad u.; '!Ic dance o pu's.".
The exrc;nrnt resp.ct;G.; the America i.i:.' :
seems Totally extinct.
The Mayor Of London gave BANQUET 70 W. nr-h-
anau, but Mr.. B. sum;no3r,: ~ dine w.. ~,
Queen, upd coald 30, ntiorG.
The arlni1tlce Les eco made ku1wu 10 the Cr:,s--
armies.
Omar Pachu has resigned hiG c",nusa:, and /:
resignation has been accepted.
lu Russia, the Allies aud Sw-dpn c"u:nu1 &C. -
preparations frI
The latest Gst"s -,a'e thGt s!n'G.!G: 7UTols hrs :.
becu spread that Russia will start %! I.rlio;D w..!.
will cause the Conference 10 break M tree ;4u.rs
are regarded however, rs mere stock yb.,iu. runni.
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WN. S DANCE, C..


= y
4 vember Sitn. 1855;
Mary Fox 4da:z o. james Fox decd Plaintiff.
A:Iust
Drewry Fox Wa B. Armstrong and Mary his wife, aud
oihr:s, Defendants.
Tu!. Cause as~'uy ocen duly rcvvcd as 10 'vm NJ Tur.
rer, comn:-e cGIn!Gis;r;0. Q! the e:a:e Of Jchn {.
Moore decd. Eic:d - fox eXo.c: Thona:r + Eek, ceci.
Nathaniel 4 ra0np:cE. cu" Tee GGr .: the estate OF
Sarah 4. Eppc., a-f Jyan I Ccr.er and Sarah A. his
wife; and the Cu3r. "ins heretofore on the petition OF
The comp iina: IhCwGf re hearing OF the said
70 20 much O ne -crge rendered IN this the 2d
day Of May is ccares that such OF the slaves Of
the Te'n'or caooc remain slaves would be pro-
perry und .7rsed oy ce will OF the Testator and would
90 the .esa'os aoxt u sr" and also 10 much
othe decree o! :5- lGa November, 1885, confirms
ths 0ners report tAcr,n si"rred TO: THIS Cause
came oa this day ~ card, the said portions
Se a'oesai ctcrce and De .ur;er heard 70 other
upon :he pnpers formerly read and VITA argued
eoaGsc on consideration warrso Of the Court b.ng Of
pa'a'a tee aforesaid decrres nisnifestly erronc
pa''cu lars above mentioned. doth ndju &C. or.
ana decree that ths decree OF 23d May, ls55 be
50 az 70 isc!n!c ihattuch OF the Iesn slaves
eject rtei tao dessao! inecompei.aht, Mary Fox
ie'.n slaves shel nc eoi suc persons they ssn
o'e us masters, and the proceeds of such shu be
'hed &c removal snd settlement Uf those that shall
.enahuI Led and at!!c; gud :u, the decree OF
M tsth OF November 1910 be corrected as 10 set aside
,;n,S az i."n " the co: missioner repor l,erca
Dabncy dated ta. iS.S report Of commissioner Thomrs
s rconoi,,sJ -, 'ae l''a day OF November ls45 10
ron. m ror,ec, ,,a orr, ecwulsonc with instruc
aons 20 tae GlE,.d by L,rn J., No, rn,ry
ing into the column Of n.uy-. .h.. @ ia uc' curry
On The debit sids OF statement h report Ard ,
Court do;a further adjuhgc, order sna f,i!u zoe
complainant. Nary Fox admu,,ir a'rix ., I' H"' lhe
ceased, se:e before the same co:niass .urr ~ ue
count OF her transactions Cc!E.y 1trr.,,t az
Court doth further adjuige order and decree I'm, e
Trapt tue receiver. " whose custo Certain re -
Tesshors slaves have been heretofore committed y ,h
order OF 'b:s Cour: do ses,e before the same
er On acco n, OF his transactions ss receiver as aorssui
Gil oi which toe ssid commissioner Ia directed 10
audit state ssd SETTLE and make report thereof to th,
Court CCpy-Teste
n phi ARO CI.,l
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DEATH OF COMMODORE ABBOTT.

The long. .Kong Register of December 18th con-
firms the report OF the death of Commodore Joel Alb
bott, of the United States Navy. The sad event is
thus mentioned in the Register:
I'VE regret having to announce the death Of tie
Com,nander-n. Chief cf the United States Navy IL
these seas which event touk place the morning of
the lIth D.c'r. Time dnes not permit NJ to give
any lcnutlirned notice of The deceased officer. We
shall merely state that he sxty.two years vi ncc
that hr diad crstian's death, with ail that peace
aud serenity fmnd that might lie expected TO follow
a consistent and Intelligent christian life. He 'Sns
much esteemed by tn officers aud meu serving TN
der his command. and tnpse who most intimately
knew him loved srd esteemed him most. The re-
rlaius of Commodore Abbott will b0 removed IRON
the residence OF Robert Z. ds Silver Ed, United
States Naval S.orekceprr board the Macedonian,
this AFTERNOON. to Le conveyed 10 the United States
for ictprmeut."
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sion, not us matter Of right, but for the sake of
peace, and because it will not quarrel abonl useless
abstraction Without some such procedure on the
part Of the South, the admission Of any Slate excu
ding slavery Is the assertion that slavery is morally
wrong and inexpedient
Whenever the South takes the distinct ground. that
her institutions are righteous, honorable and exped
ent, Us those of the Norb she will fnd her defence
easy. Until she does this, until she asserts her equu-
ty in morality, we'll in right. che invites. may,
she iustifes, the attacks of abolition.
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prtjudic"d against the Ex Governor who say that he
mol only has removed their preudicss, tG they no"
look upon him ornament 10 tho Siac, ...;h Ii"
superior in ora"ry or Intellect. May .ue worth eve.
,h-s reap i,s reward K.
March 10Th lS56
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J. o. POLLARD, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

KING Wii lIAN COVNTr. February 2Jth, Is56.
lhe parties Interested the foregoing decreehl order
are hereby hoae :net have appointed Tuesday the Isl
day OF april ls o- tue purpose of commencing the ac-
counts required 20 oe taken by the rad decreeta ORDER
and they hcreby required attend lhu day, by 10
o'clock. A NJ, at Mrs. Mary Foxs residence, the plaintiff,
IN The county aforesaid with the and vouchera,
ready to-. examination aod settlement. Given under my
asni vs. Commissioner il Chancery for the Circuit Court
@ hbs William Coin,y
Feb .y-cw;w TBONla DaRSFy
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IouE +. Rogers, ~, :-.rsa: n"ur Man. Ri.,unr..i,
- Va nrr!sr.. g.I ;y.:an a:l A..e.,.. .. - g..
NOM hENTS TONES, GRAY SH"*i'' &.,"s
tiiI.. 0i every descIpuun, Ali rLiI - go. ,
&c, Gc.
Any lee CnrviG. cxeert"' il lie roo...,, ..--
O!'!ris from Ae coS.i!y, "h city reference. -
attended 10.
~. Rogers having served h:s tmc il J.! - Be-. .
establishments 10 Now Yurk CIV, .nd h".ius
reace in the susiaGss hatter. nscli Ilr' -ii .-
cuted at he shop viii tTc Satisfaction - G g
North south ,,ct. 60.
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-cwiw THOMAS DABNEY.


hereby given that, tie next term Of the
Circuit Cou.t Of she county Of Bai!sS, Virginia,
" Sa 70 ae mona OF Nay next, shall make application
said Court Ter order &c pay aud deliver 70 me-
TtInra:Ga o John D. Gr!r infant orphan OF vii.
Cue GTbn deceased duly poiu,cd and qrslifed In
= H w. all he property and esa;c 10 which ssid John
Otnu nsy be entitled IN the said county Of Halifax
,-ni now in the hands of William Sydnor aimins:ra
~ VI Toe said William u. G.fiu deceased
ra, ALEXANDER j. GRIFFIN,
&c 3-cHiM (iuardinn ut John D Griffin
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NEW YORK, Mrr.i! -. J.. I--Hp.;." :r~"..:
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changed. Stocks are .iT:n. Srel..ar -
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