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BY 3. d. Cook 4 Co.

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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE or S0LII
= ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURN1TUKT
skLVAT, THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CAB
Els, ell Of which arc nrw.--f will eel ~ my res
ience. at The acknowledgements Institute. o.
tain- hrtween Is and I'll sfrst ~ on THURSDAY
spriI !st ct ~ o'clock. the whole Of my IIonsshoi
tnd Kitchen Furniture. consisting In rart NJ faI
oSs- snlid carved rosewood Parior suit. envere
sith the richest French satin brocads viz. l gofs
Arm Chair. Reception Chair aud Parloy Char
made to erter; beautifully carved rseweoi Csnfrs
Table, ststnsry. marble top, crossword Book Case.
turkish, VuItaire spring seat Chairs; superb Man
tie Clock: splendid French pists pier Glass of
unusual szs and quality. tls feet high;) velvet
Carpet and Brocasel Contains.
CHsNBERs-Rosewdod Cabinft and Washstand !:
mahoeany, plain saud irpu Bedsfeade mahoga.s
eota bedstead n. ahagany Wardrohes, Washst. ends
and Chairs. cane seat do carpets &c and the usual
variety OF Kitchen fornitnre.
ALSO.
No. Horse. six years old, suitable for q family
on ply stefan. and will work Ia single or doue har
ness
TERMS -All sums under So. cash: that amount
table notes.
At the above sale. the unexpired term of lease of
the house will be sid to the highest bidder.
@. HUFF.M D.
Inn
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BY aoddin & Apperson, Aucts-
COMMISSIONERS SALE or .rp.r

rc,, oF LAND IN HENRICo COUNTY Ap,JrT
ny MiLES BELOW RICHMOND. As Conn, a
noher acting under decree OF the Crcut Conrt .r
ne city OF Richmond. entered in the suit of Mcfabs
MONDAY, tire 5th day of April, IS5s AT Ii.nr ~
.onrt House fthat being eonrt day. sell nj nnhIic
anet'on to the hahest bidder tract of Land in the
couHtyff Henrico, containing seveuty-fonr arras
more or less about ten miles below the CITY of
mnnb, mon which Mr.. William Lawrence now ra-
wood. " Ven 1e' All prime
:. IERMsIonefourth cash: balance upon credit of
table NOTE well endorsed. with interest from the
day 81 sale and title etaned till the whole
Court. u NANCE y. tne
GoDBIy Il App2psay Ancfs Som I.
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0ouoin . Appersons Aucts.
VALUABLE LOT ON CARY. BrTUEN
,-,< 18TH and aeTn STREETS. ruR SALG Ar AUC
10Y VIII be sold ON FRIDAY tie 1s1h das n
March, on the premises. cemmencipr AZ a. Suck =
valuable Lot located - above ayoinina shs $1,000
fsctory Of Mes.rs Crew 3 pemberf0n froesi>~ sS~~e
y feet on the north dde Of tavy street rnnns 49,
the full depth OF the LOT le1 eet havspr tkesS
an 90 sraIl framed building. This Il sdmffsA5s
Terms :--Ons-fourih cash balsncs q 4 "a II
months. Tor negotiable notes iuterest aded secured
ny trust deed The for lSs 10 be nd 81 she
purchasers anpDIN 4 APPEReON, Auess.
s.The foregoing Lot can be bought prisnleiy
before the day Of sale MI 1-tds
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800, Mn Cigars.
STEAM GANnJkC

Also. Steam Candy. of my own manufacture, o
standard crushed sugars, mare by No workman,
and warranted in every particular. Give me cal
at l07 Main street. LOUIS j. B0SSlEUX,
NH Ig-I0t Steam Candy Manufacturer
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DOGGETT q ANDERSON,
SPRING GooDs.-I would respectfully

SPRING Goods would respectfully
~ inform my customers that. undaunted by tie
late financial aud commercial troubles. have been
laying 10 again for the approaching season. as large.
rev. aud elegant an assortment Of
TRIM nINGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
~ ever shown before. shall. besides. be eontiDsl
ally supplied with NEW GOODS, and while keeping
everything Of the beet make and quality, can IF.
ird. BY Increased facilities in purchasing MY
foODf, % sell on equal footing win the best
honsef III The country. 3, HlRSB,
nab Zt--Ins Hg9 Broad street
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EXTRA BARGAINS.-IO00 "

EXTRA BARGAINS White and
~ C,dored French Woven Corsets open In from,
hsi; Extra Black silks. s71sr; Hand.ome Embroi.
dered Hdkis at 81 and &c, worth deuble III money
lid Irish Linens. 3Iia cts; White Counterpart ana
frinees very handsome and cheap. The ladies' will
End IL 20 thaT interes. to c Ill early, at
qOLDSNlTS Cheap Store.
NH d 2n5 Broad at
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18th st opposite Exchange Hotel.
ia RING AND SUMMED

LA SPRING AND SUM MEL
"A CLOTHING AT VII JLESALE-E NOR
RlS Co, beg le',ye 10 inform their nu
-rAl-A- mrrnus patrons, both in Vir gna and Nortf
Carolina that their Spring and Summer Stock
Clothing is now complete in every department. 7
Wholesale buyers We feel confident in saying, that
If they viii give trial, can show them
gapt AN assortment, land on reasonhie terms,
they can Aud in any Southern market. to say n
more. bnc motto Il, good article at reason.
bic and Just profit. All We ask is trial. at
L MORRIS cos,
NH Him 100 Main street
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son Auctioneers NH e-tds
HOUSE AND LOT ON Sap, BEYOND

HOUSE AND LOT ON 3RD, BEYOND
IL LEIGH STREET. AT AUCTION Will he sold
on TUESDAY, the 23d inst. Immediately after the
sale of the property 3ri between Clay and Leigh
streets House and Lot on the east line of 3rd be-
yond Leigh street and the African church. There
il upon the Lot house which is renting at a fair
rent. The Lot fronts ea feet and runs back 20 feet
to an alley.
TERMS :-0ne-tbird cash: balance at and months,
with interest, and secured hy q trust deed
NH % JAMES VI. TAYLOR & SON.
P0STPONEMENT- above sale in eonse-
quence of the rain. ia postponed to THURSDAY,
April the lst at AZ o'clock.
NH "a j NJ T& SON, Aucts.
QRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON WEST
ID SIDE 3D. BETwEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Will be aold upon the
premises On 7 TUESDAY, the 23d instant, conmenc-
ing at AZ o'clock, P. NJ, house and lot ON the
West side of 3d. between Clay and Leigh str eets AZ
nearly opposite the residence of Roger A. Pryor,
Esq.
The improvements are a house with Q rooms,
large and convenient. together with brick kitchen.
The lot IRONS about IS feet Sd street, and runs
back about $50 feet The property is in good repa r.
ant has been renting for $500 per annum.
farms Ii cash the Balance at 6. ~ and is months
for negotiable notes with interest. and secured by
trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1855 to be paid
by the purchaser.
POSTP0N EMENT--The above sala. in conse.
quence of rain, IL postponed to THURSDAY, April
JAS NJ TAYLOR & son,
NH q Arcts
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81 FIRST PREMIUM THOROUGH

69IBRED STALLION TR0JAN.-WiH stan,
the present season at my stables. within one mile
Brakes Branch, on the Richmond and Danville Raj.
road, and will serve Mares at SA the season. if pai'
IA advance: insurance $40. deduction of 20 Pc
cent. u persons putting five OF uore mares. and a.
necessary attention given for per month. Fo
urther information, address .
RICH'D V. GAINES
l. IL,
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TO THE PuBLIC.-The undersigned


having learned that q rumar Is current that the
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. had changed, hands. takes
his method to inform the public and his frien6h
generally IL is false and that he Is still the Propre-
tor. and he expects 10 continue so.
The table. IS heretofore. will be served with the
eest the market attsrds and the Bar with choice
liquors, And every attention will be paid to render
az gnest comfortable while Mt the ST. CHARLES.
Provisions having also declined in prices, he ais
vii reduce his prices in proportion, follows
tron and after the LIST day of March next:
TRANSIENT 8oARDEks
sy the month, 80 O.
week, 10 a
day 10
Dinner u
breakfast, Sc
.......... .
'odging. o.
PERMANENT BoARDERS.
By the year with tooms .......... ssSn O.
Quarter, with rooms, per month";. 40 u
Year. without rooms, -.....................z go "
MOntn .......................... 20 "
es- No deduction for absences.
THOMAS NJ. BARROW,
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DISSOLUTlON.-The copartncrship c
IL MnRnnN ARNSTFAnk Ga ~ iii. la y IL
hlCHEHrub, sHhsai1 tots 100 Jh
IOp ARTNERSHIp2- subscriber,

4 GRAYS, ATTENTION ATTEND 8
a regular comnany drill at Military Hail. on FRI
r DAY SIGHF next at o'clock, promptly.
n Dg order of Capt I'll IoTT.
NH aj-it JOHN r ROGERS Orderly
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By e. B. Cook & Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE
4 At AUCTI0N.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed 10 me By Edward Brian, 10 secure debt
due to Howe. bearing date the sch day Of jan.
Court of this city. shall, on the 26th day Of this
month, (MARCH1 proceed TO sell, at public snc-.
tpn, 1t the store Of Messrs z Cook 4 Co, No 70
deed, to wit :--0ne large Mahogany Bedstesd, enc
Cottage Bedssead. ons Rocking Chair. one wash
stand one Towel tand. two small Tables and four
COTTAGE Chairs, six Spindle Back Mahogany Chairr,
one Mahogany Rocking Chair. one Mahogany Ward
robe. one Marble Top Table, one Mahogany Hureau
and one small Table.
Terms cash.
RoBT B POSTER. Trustee.
~ Sale conducted by COOK Co. Aucts.
NH rs
Will be added handsome walnut Sofa TeteIa-
Tstes, marble top rosewood Centre Table, marble
top walnut Centre Table, French scroll DedsteaA
and new .pring Hair Mattrass, mahogany Cabinet,
oval GLASS;. city made; ~ new shuck Mattresses.
splendid mahogany French Bedstead, marble top
Washstand. RB COOK CO.
NH Is Aunfa
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w BOYD. EDMOND L DAVENPORT.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
fsEN. FOR NEW YoRK.-Freight receie
Il

-f5g FOR NEW YQRk.-freght receis
EEaytss7sS he hour of & oClock, 4. NJ.
COnsign-ea are requested To send for their goods
Passengers requested to be on board before tn
hour Of departure O'clocb, r. NJ, Friday, the 25tL
met.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, at Rock
ettS
Passage to New York meals aud state TooIn inclU
fed. only 81. Steerage passage only 81
Pass age 10 Norfolk same rs by the River Beats.
LUDLAM Il WATSON.
NH 2h-2t Ofilce onposite Stenmers' VI han yes.
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uANDSOMEAND DESIRABLE STOCK

~ hNDSOm AN ~ lOCh
h OF SPRING GOODS BY the steamers we
have received the largest sock If fine and Fancy
Goods ever before exhibited 10 house. and bought
in New York. with cash, at extremely low prices
Hehave--
Plain and Fancy Plaid and Striped SILKS
Chene Fiounred and Robe a guile SILKS
Elack eros de Rhine and KEEPS SILK
Organdi. and Jaconet R0BFS Qu,lle
B0MBAZINEs, ALPACCAs, CHALLIES and
DELAtNES
French PRINTS, PERCALEs. BkILLANTEs
LAWNS
Linen and Cotton sIIIRTINGS and SHEET
INGS
GINGHAMs, CALICos, CAAIBRICs and MUS
EMBRolDERIES and HOSIERY of every VA
risty
CLOTHS. CAsSINEREs. DRILLINGs and
VESTISGS
Heavy LINEN and COTTON GOODS for labor
ers, with full assortment of everything in cur line
Of business. which Cffer at wholesale retail
'Or cash, or to prompt customers Our goods
marked at very reasonable advance cost. We
have regular aud liked prices for them, so that
order memorandum will be carefully and sat
Isfactorily filled ifthe purchasers present to
attend TO it themselves.
NH H-6t VALENTINE II son.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL UNION ST..
VI (F0RMERLY THE UNION,)
NORFOLK, Va.
This conveniently -located establishment has beer
renovated, painted and improved from top TO bot
'om, aud the Proprietor ia prepared to accommodate
he travelling public in style equal to any Other
1onse In the Southern country. The terms are mo
erae, and pains will be spared to give entire sat
sfaction
ia 27-3m j. L WEATHERWAX, Proprietor.
Q0ARDiNG-Mrs G. F. PEGRAM
- PARK HOUSE, Bank street. has now vacant ::
arge and desirable ROOMS. suitable for gentleman
md his lady. Location pleasant and convenient &
business. References required fe It's
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1YUR STRING sTOCk Will D
~ OPENED AT No = NAN IL ~
int Id mo,iss their ssoes tcths eeoss ssce, -
we viii rsiura 10 the new sfoss 49, vi g eeS
"a fr u - that time Orr cuNnnsS - - -.
is;to1 x s'eds 8 VII stree g: 49,; g
GOODS Psrtitpi1r a1se~3E3
called 20 oar new styles q bn.toea coase ~
~ sprinx we think exc<tecf.
A Good FITTING SHIRT y a. arte.eteeg o4s
~ - AZ sirs And With The sxp<rieneA bed ~ -
Iast three yssrs 10 tie ale of the f4aees xone e1s
ossred hy "a, - also the sasisfaetioo sxlse9se
aur custom~ss. We imagine the stock suDff0 "
eyery respect. Md We euaFnntee Ant
shassr FOR the nwxt ssx months ~ WI eeg
9 al. Interested, - oar .!2xs 70 ~ ~ - -
NH Is aRoetON0. 49, - = 49,. 49,
NTOORE'S CELEBRATEp HItt1Ok..
VA mick SMOKING 1OpAeCo
l'..a'''s' :. s n; POULAND, s 81 -.
7y0LUMBIAN 0UAN0-In haes fe1
~ sale by u ektukkk = "
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THE CENTRAL HoTEL--

Situated At the corner Of Grace and 9th streets
ng the Northwest corner Of the Capitol Square and
iear 10 the Washington Monument, will I've In readl.
Iess to receive guests on the list January. 1853.
The locality In point of coutiguity to business
peing adjacent 10 the Capitol Banks Custom House.
ieaithfainess because OF the beautiful pTomenades
siioried by he Public Grounds immediately IN front
aenderi AZ once attractive.
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates
Ma responsibility In undertaking 20 the public
meet which he gives assurance of ample supplies
md the most assdueus attention to the wants Of oil
sho may favor him with their company.
de 2S>-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.
y. j. s, would be happy 20 receive calls from
members of the Legislature and others, who might
sish toengage rooms before the opening day.
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Il HDlCE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS :
ma. ~ ap % r. PRIcs i %. by every arrival =,
rich and y. s. vs sad ns g ihs stock. ii
.naasaisa IN extent and VARIETY. aad many N ~
tss,n' vguynt q large npon the c,st III l ~
NeT pa md elegant Double FIoaaced As6iirtI.r
New and slexant orgsndIe toprs
Splendid SILK RUlirs far az 80 70 -.
10 nfenadin. siie.sirip Rohf:s
10 Mnusiin- do IA
Do Cha'ley de Togte -
ARGENTINE kuBks and SILKS.
bass esery description Of goods for Mourning ,hev
Figured Black silks and Six Robe. . ,s y, s, y, ana
sorSan,s s s;,, eysr gsed e the pnLe ''''
tons lowell ngs. Diapers. Hasiesv pars r.hg' Cot
,hir have ever thing that can he needed -
"is'e rs .1sy would csll attention. ~
- VS., ygm supply 81 LACE SITS Embrordari..
NH o. ''"'' W manu- PRICE a Co
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PHESoMENoN.-The Baltimore Sun says:-
"Whoever lives to see the evening before the full
moon of this month. if he tits up till midnight ma
see, if the night be clear. astronomical phenom-
enon which will again occur for nineteen years.
when two thirds of the people now upon the earth
will have passed TO their final rest. At twelve
o'clock that nisht, the moon so near the foil TO
appear a perfect orb, wil appro Oh within ten de-
grees of the meridan-fve degrees nearer to it
than the sun comes on the 2lst of June. Seen
from an elevated position commanding the wnolt'
horizon, it will be splendid sight. The moon will
to be almost in the zeuith the ten degrees
being much diminished in appearance at that far
height.
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ss- The New York Jour,,, If comu.-.. :.

tB The New York Journal of Commerce iusti.
fes Commodore Psuldiug in his seizure of Walker
thus: at is certain that had Commodore PauIdine
refused or hesitsted to act as he did, the comm aey
Of the British squadron at Greyto.On xonld hare Ia
ken the iAiti0tiUs aud used iorci0le means II nee
essary, TO compel Walker to surrender and Quit the
country OF Nicaragua. In this EN-, rgency we think
that the Commodore exercised wise discretion In
taking thr st'ps be did, at the risk of tech.
mic lily invading ths sovereignty Of Nicaragua
Baltimore american.
That Is TO say, Commodore Paaliing did right ir
making ell possible haste to commit an Outrage
lest the British Commodore might get the start OF
him In the commission of IL. Running races with
British Commodores in the perpeuasion Of nation
al outrages. is a game which trust our naval of
icers and those who control them will find is dan
geFoua 70 play at-LoH. Josr. i4
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SIiERIEE,S SiHE

by virtue Of u ia to directed and delivered from
- the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson County,
Tennessee at its September Term, 1851 viii expo.e TO
public sale TO the highest biddt cash. Court
house yard gate in the CITY OF Nashville, Saturday
the 9Th day OF January 1858, all the right, title, CLAIM
interest and estate which Robt. Tindai then had or
may have since acquired in and the following descrb-
ed tract OF land, being part Of No. 1885, plan
of Nashville, beginning the southwest corner Of VIM
Williams lot ON McLemore street, thence at right ang
with sald street. half way to Spruce stree, 81 feet thence
northwardly 62 feet to alley, thence down the 81
eet to hcLemore street thence with MeLemore
feet the begnping being the that
conveyed to j. b. " bite by Isaac Paul and Z Cunning.
ham in separate deeds VIII ch duly stered at
see ard said lots, situated immedia ely the rear
OF Spruce street, Methodist Church ore particu lar
description of said Lot, reference made to Book No
page 4ol, in the Registers Office, Davidson county.
Levied on as the property OF R. 1iEda two
tons, In favor OF 4. l.. Best for Jno p Sledge.
J. X. EDMUNSON, Sheriff.
Dec. ltd L. q. DRAKE. O. D. O..
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue of II m TO directed, delivered from
Id the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson Comfy,
Tennessee at its September Term 1857, will expose
public SALE to the highest bidder for
house yard gate in The Cry of Nashville. esturdsy
the 9Th dav Of Jan ISIS, all the right, title claim,
interest and es ate which Robt. Tinda Then had, or
may have sir &c aclIired in and the following descrb
ed tract OF land being OF Lot No. 1885, in the plan
OF Nashville, beginning at the southwest Of VIM
Williams lot McLea street. thence right angles
with raid street bali Spruce shout 81
thence nofth~ ardy % feet TO alley, thence down
aey vi feet TO McLemore street. thence with McLeu
street. ~ ieet to the beginning, being the that
heretofore conveyed to j. b. White, Isaac Paul
Cunninghan in separate deeds, which duly register
in The kegsters' ofce In Davidson County,
nessee said lot is situated immediately In rear Of
spruce ttrett, Methodt hurch. For a particular
desc on reference ade to regstr4t deeds In
took 10, page 4S in Registers Office OF Davidson
ty, Tenn Levied prop Of Robt. TndA
to sats two execut in favor OF Beat for Of J.
p. sedge. JNO. X. EDMUNDSOS, Sheriff.
Dee If ma
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNEssEE.
SENATE.
FRIpAY. Jan. s, 1853.

oENATE.
FgIDAY, Jan. s, 1853.
Mr. Bratcher, from the Committee on new coun-
ties and county Iinee reported in favor of author
ling the county Of Dixon to lay off an additional
civil district and adversely the tion 20 change
LAWS County line for the reason that such change
~oul treduce said county below the required con
stitutional limit
Mr. Welcker. from the Committee IN Agriculture
and Manufactures, reported in favor OF the pas
sage of Senate Restitution print ten thousand
copies OF the Report of the State Agricultural b.
reau. The resolution was adopted. "A
The following resolutions we're off red, which,
under the rule lie over one day.
By Mr.. ycConnico:-Resofeed BIZ the General
assembly of the State of Tennessee. That from and
after the passage of this resolution, further consd-
Grafton of the Revised Code b. dispensed With,
and that this General Assembly adjourn the first
OF February next, to meet egain on the - day
of -, for the sole and only purpose of passing
the Revised Code.
Resolued further, That in the interim of adjourn.
meut, the present Committee on the Revsei Code
such of them may be necessary, are hereby
appointed to continue in the discharge of their du
ties such committee.
By Mr.. Hei-kell
RESOLVED, That the Committee on WAYS and
Means be instructed to inquire and report in what
manner the accounts of the payments of the inter-
est on State bonds are kept, and what securities
and Safeguards exist in practice against fraudulent
appropriauon OF tue coupons AFTER payment, anu 10
make report to this House OF the fscts and wheth-
any legislation is necessary in the premises.
Bv Mr. Bratcaer
Resolved That from and after Monday next the
rules of business in the Senate be changed that
all bills, resolutions, and reports made by commits
ties to the Senate, shall he made in the order pre-
seDted. If a bill or resolution, with without
amendments the same shall be read and consi cred
in the order reported and the question shall be to
concur non-concur the case may be.
This day, being the anniversary of the battle of
New ORLEANS.
On motion. the Senate adjourned till l o o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
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cE special dispatch to the Richmond South

sE- A special dispatch to the Richmond South
says: "The Administration is anxious TO escape
les responsibility for Walkers capture. IL Is pub.
fishing the general orders issued to the Home
Squadroa, but the fact ID carefully concealed that
particular instructions had been communicated, q
portion Of which was 10 the eject thai the sxpeds.
don, If IL escaped interrogation the sea, might be
captured while debArking. Walker has 40 hope OF
being rs-instated In Nicsr4gna By this Government
he viii prefer claim Of indemnity 10 Congress for
about million Of dollars. He says that hs viii
await events before proceeding soathward."
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SALE OF NEsRoEs.-At sale of lot of me-
groes on the first of January, belonging to the
heirs of Benjamin Rosland, the folIowing prices
were paid, sho~ing that Warren county is in a
healthy condition, and has q little of the keller
yet on hand:
Dinsh and child. 1870; Sam, boy, s9O5; Es.
ther, $loS6; Alfred, $3.50; making the nice sum of
$4l60.
A lot belonging to the heirs of Drury Spurlock
sold at the following rates: Ready. girl l6 years
old, Sl4S5; Harriet and three ell iren, $2ls5;
Elizabeth, $3.50; Isaac. a man, sll35; Howa ID, a
boy, 300; Newton, boy, $3.50; making in all
the sum OF $7425.-Jfe NinvtHs Era.
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NIIERIFF,s SALE.

pY virtue Of M ia directed, and delivered from
ID tbs Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson County,
Tennessee at its September Term, 1t7, viii expose to
public sale, the highest bidder for cash. he Court
house ard gate in The CITY Of Nashville, Monday, the
18th day of January 1855 all the right, title, claim, in
and estate which A GILMAN then had have
since red in ard to the following descr bed tract OF
land One tract Of land cona aiming twenty-five 40
acres, on which - Dixon Hyes-bounded the
South by the Nashville and Chattanooga hslroad, the
west by the lands of Mrs. p. D. Davis tie north by
entry No. -, made by William II. Hsgsns and the
east by the lands Of DR.. X II. Wallace aud Thomas A.
Harris raid land is situated in he 9th Civil District Of
Davidson county. Levied the property of A.
MAN 20 satisfy execution in favor q Je' JtRIR
J. X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
By JNo. DAVIS @. ID. @. deci4-td