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STEAMBOATS,, SKIPPING, &c,

c<N&ee FOX PHtLADFLPHIA.-T THE A
e - y. Ne Steamshin CIT 7 OF RICH
MoND, Capt. Il. MITCHELL. is new
ready 70 receive freight, and viii leave on
ntsDAf, tho 18th INST At o'clock p NJ,
No freight taken on TUESDAY
FoI freight or passage, havInEsuperIora accom-
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BY Thomas w. keeseP, AuCt'r,
tOthce corner of 18th and Cary streets

SALE OF HATS. CAPS. &c,
= NC. OF EV Try QUALITY, AT AUCTION.
At the request of owe of the benefc!aries Id a
deed of trust executed to the Undersigned, on the
I'm DAY OF Decem"er, 1850 and recorded in the
Of RICHMOND, / sh Ill sell. at public auction. on
MONDAY, tre 3lst day Of December 1860, CON
Inenclng at 10 o'clock a. Nj. at store-house mum
Der nine, No. 81 on the south side of Main street
general assortment OF HATS, CAPS, &c, &c.
Terms made known at sale
j. Ii. SANDS, Trastree.
Sale by THos W. K EEsEE. AGct'r. de ii
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NOTICE viii be soId ia front of Henrico
~ County Court House, on the lat day Of Janu-
airy Court, 1861, for oash, NEGRO WOMAN,
ae 70, convicted b. the County Court Of nsurlec
County, at It's present terra tDeeembe J OF srsna
larceny, and ordered to be sold INTO ahstsIuts
slavery, according u law. The above sale iii
take place at I2 clock NJ
de tbs JOHN A HUTCHINSON, SH C.
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BY Alexander Mott. Aucpr.

EURS AT AUCTION.-Win lie sold at alc-
a. ton. at my store, on MONDAY. December
An com EleneIns at 0o'clock, large lot OF LA
:, A;sO--At II O'Clock, a general assortment oil
Ready made Clothing, Shoes, Caps, Blankets,
Shirts, Drawers, Cocks, sc
de 81 ALEX MOTT Aust'f
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ENERAL AGENCY.-The subscriber hay
II ing withdrawn from the eonce m of RAWL
INGS & HOLLADAY, will be prepared to resume
tho AGENCY business On the LIST Of Janpary
next lie will give h. street attention to II kl Nc
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds, aud
hopes 10 receive fair proportion OF PATRONAGE
from his old friends and the public generally.
as Office on Franklin street, opposite The Whlg
Building. ED AhD u nA Linus
to III
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SIX a0GsEEAD scRENs, LEVERS,
- BLoGKSi BANGING STICKS, &c. FOR
DAY; Dec. 9th, CONNIE eng al u . clock Nj, AZ
the SteWmefy On 9TH street, corner of Arch SIX
Hogsle&d screws, Levers, Blocks. Hanging Sticks
sIq al articles appertainlng 10 q Stemmery
1EHNs-At sale. THOS. w. KEESkF.
Ue 20 AuctiunaPr
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= a FFIVJ III,
no 29-Im Richmond "

! GAhD:-Ws very earnestly request custom.
n ers aud others, who have our BAGS, 10 send
them 10 US full OF grain, 4 ready 10 send It. or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want OF our Bags that are ldia
n various hands who have neglected TO rsIuTn
them. In short time we must make up bag nc
counts and charge the holders with them. wheI
we send bags TO any person, they should DO re
urned promptly.
Much of the whoa receive is damp. Farm
ers Oug hit to dry II g. home. Barns, granaries and
- all out OF doors are bag enough to spread II IA
Farmers lose immensely by inattention 10 this
sOint
We have fallen on perlious times, when debt IA
fearful. Filling orders for guano. 10. or th-
faith of growing won Z do for those " no have
10 buy them on time. safe kDctp 10 OF indlv,dp.,
economy is to make money be4fHe W @ spend 10
Sc l2-E hhBDuX l. i,O
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TINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, Ac-wiu he
sold at AUCTION. every right thus week. at Auction
dersnlrts. Drawers, fine Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &c, &c. Sale Will eomms noe ~
O'Clock, NJ. J. Il. DIGGkS, Auct
d. F. BOoTH, Salesman. oc 1-ts
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BY Jas. VI, TayIor L S4n,Aucrs.

TKUsTEE's SALE OFTnsRT Y-YHREE
ACRES OF LAND, ON TlIE Williams
BURG STAGE ROAD, ~ AUCTION.-By vir
tue OF a deed OF srnst from 4 vira G.. Garrett
dated he 18th day Of February 1860, END OF re-
cofd IN The Clerk Office of Hen. CO 'ouny Court
% Is "A, p. l65 shall at the ID .dast of the hene-
hcl9Ty, proceed to sell q: the Co, nty Court ficuse
on MONDAT Y. the stp day of in iuurv, 1851. that
being Court ,i8y,b commencing at 70 o'clock ii
the property described IN said G ,ed, as follows:
A! that certain piece or patel Of Lard iyigg
ana beng IN tie county of Hen 'lco, on the north
side of the Williamsburg Stage road ah1ut hail
a mile from the York River r lilroad, and cen
tanning thirty three acres, noe or less, adlgIn-
INK the andS Of Samuel Brad!e1 Is children. Polly
Shunl, w IN. +. Hord, and Others. ana benz the
same real estate conveyed to sad tIgtra Gar
rett by Charles Hagan, Trustee tor Margaret
nuEbna and others, by deed bearing date the 2.th
February, 1900, and recorded above
IEHNS.-Euough IN cash ~ uefIay the expenses
OF sale, ana bond Tor $500 with interest from
December list, 1860, nj paid the remainder upoa
such terms as may he asreet upon GA the ,iay OF
sale. JOHN J FAfION I'tustea
JAS. III. TAYLOR u SON, AuctS. de- 10
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AUCTION SAIEs.
BIZ Jas. M. Taylor IL Son, Auers.


SHFRIFFS AUCTION SALE OF ONE
- UNDIVIDED EIFTH Or FOUR LOTS OF
IN tn Town OF sIDN BY virtue Of q
decree of the County Court of Henrico. in the
case sty Jed P. II Starke VS.. Edwin Robinson, aud
r. w; T"mpkins vs.. the same, pronounced on the
IL day of December, 1850, | shall proceed - sell
ut public euctlsn. upon the premises, on tn YRS
DAY the 3d January, 1861 off fair ; If not. the
next far dav thereafter, CONNIE neing at4 O'Clock
7. NJ the Real Estate In the PROCEEDINGS men
toned viz: The interest of Edwin Robinson
four lots of Land. containing two acres each,
levied on nv virtue OF attachments in these causes,
designated in q plan and survey made by John
Couty for John B. Harvle, by the numbers 81, IS 80
and 60, stuated in that part of the county of Hen
rico called Sidney. and bounded by Harvie. Rob
nso1 and Ashland streets. being the same Lots
which were conveyed by Eustace Robinson II l..
W. Glazebrook, r NJ. Burton, George Whitfield,
Mareellus 7. starke. ana the said Edwin Robin
son, by deed dated the 9th day of June 1889 the
interest of the SAID Edwin Robinson therein being
one undivided fifth part thereof
TERMs-Dne fourth cash and the balance IN 4,
and II months. for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added, the title to he retained until the whole
purchase money ID paid, and q Conveyarce d rect
ed by the Court. JN0. A. HUTCH ESON.
Sheriff of Henrico Co.
JAS, NJ. TAYLOR SoY. Auctrs de
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BY J. III. Digges, Auct'r.


FljHFEx s eoEp hSssS Sid bS5bs yArgsHrs,
Room s. Man street. Also qt Of BIanksts I'M IN
spoons Po,ss' &C. &c. fals VII eeSmmfnse At
ofj'GFk' Boo ~ sa,esman' d. JULES: A.act
VIRGINIA CITY, ON NORFOLK HAa
Yard htgh. hsaItay, central: on the inside of he
harbor, and unsurpassed for ready business faeilI
al the Southe m and esteTn states. Two sss as
coat and ship Canals. and the best haYbOr "a The
ments of S5-the greatest portion of the GEAR re
ceipts to be appropriated for manRfactHr5ng puT-
roses. Tor which COMPANY has been chartered,
trends OF manufacturing Industry in this locality
are 9Ted to pa.f S Another Rortiou Of he
other public Improvements. For particulars, and
subscription for Lots or Manu- fsouring Stocks APP
SSro R va virginia WI SsGcRaHMaGI st.
A. LURCH, General Agent, and
~ a. STREchER, No. Main street, Agent for
4 1AKD-NEW BAKERY.-The subscrI ber.
n I. F., GILL, would most respectfully in i6fr,'
B&kFR rs No. ass p Bo.G "a st hss 'es"1
LIST; AS he intends nsns nothing but the b1si ar
Lees n ana empiSyns none but the best w9rsmen
Bs sf UT s'f Bs SUI Of B HHc
Sf e.. + + ( ia hSH H.. morning and evening.
lies, seTyed IN every part of the city, on the most
Wedans and other Parties served with ICED
s s4TsW Fs terms Sas fgRate Water Lemon ana
Don't io5get the place, No. 295 R[ead street.
0eo-lot. rHOS. Z. GILL.
IikGtniA MOUNTAIN BUChWHE
for sale, tie following FAMILY GOODS, 70 wit;
COS lbs Va. Mountain BuCKWHEAT, prime
10 bushels ShdI; DRIED PEACHES. clear of the seed
go az White NERO ER PoTAT6Es.a Sc '''"
Prime Roll ana Packed BUTTER.
English Dairy and Cutting GHEESE.
mls9 great re- ysrefy Of tFAMLE GOODS too
the city, free of charge. by
dcls-ts No 10 Fran ailn St. Gh Old Maftet
EREsH TIER.
strictly pTl!ns fresh Orange county BUTTER
Prime Goshen SfaiS, BUTTER, for 2s cents.
Coed COOKING BUFFER, from Is 10 20 cts.
hsce,vlng fresh, twice a week
D1i S PKG s tMGgai 81 . Bd9GRRW4EAT'
p WhIte Hom m BEANS
WHITE WINE for Iellies
j. i. kOBERTsOH.
de6-im Cor. Governor and Frankliu SIS
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGJNIA.-
- A PROCbA NJ ATI0N.- whereas, a yacqrcv
nas occurred IN the House II Delegates Of ms
late the Delegate from the ocuntv Of BEDFORD .
Now, therefore, |, JOHN LRrCnER, Governor
proper, by wrt Of election. issued and directed
pursuant to law. 70 rsaulre an election 10 be held
the DAN SIT 81 the S'u pTsse %f
morta, December for a member of the House OF
,teiegates Tor SAID county, to supply the vacancy
so Given under my hand az Governor. ana
81 8 under the Less Seal of the Comnionwea lth
~ this 18th day OF Decemher, 1860
JOHN LErCHER.
. Seo'y of the Commonwealth.
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IL lS-lm THUS J. BURROWS


NOTICE To TAI PAYEkS.-Pursnart 10
L an ordinance passed 18th January. 1855 will
attend at the Collectors Office. in the City Hail.
from Inc 18th 10 the 3lst December, inclusive. to
receive the remaining half of taxes from such per
sons as entitled to deduction OF 10 per CO Mt
by having previously paid the first half in June
last, Il accordance " tn SAID ordnance
JULIUS A. ROBSON. G. G. K.
y. BIT will be seen from the above tina, tho
Collector ls required Ia attend at the Ofrce from
the 18th To the 3Ist of the month to teceve taxes
remaining due from June last Before the January
term OF the Hastings Court. he is required, bl
dinancs, to advertise delinquent real estate 10 be
not done so viii see the necessity of calling and
paving these taxes, ~ " i'll be poss bic for the
Collector to call On them before he advertIsss
de lin J. A. H. Z.
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NEGRO HIKING. 1Qe

T.. A. j & LOp TON.
- ZEAL ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT.
ofhce corner Wal and Franklin streets, opposite
Dickinson. Hill & Co.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE.

FUK SALE.-A fine Family aOKSF,
IN five years old. warranted sound, and gentle
S~AtI Tld9 or dflre IN single or double har-
nsss sold for no fault. the owner having no
further use for MN. ppiy al the frede .ar Iron
Works, where the Horse can be seen.
de % II. T.. TANNER.
FOtt SALE have seven No. /
is Riding and Driving HORSES, some OF
HS&A- them very sty l,sh ard fast. would Ike To
Sc. two Of thea. Any person desiring 20 pur-
chase. II a. take their oho.cs from the lot. A So.
two new DRAGSr ug Lt and strong, all of which
propose TO eel "a accommodating terms. They
may De seen at !!y Stables. on the Dock, between
~ and 21fD streets.
d66-lniS EDMOND EUSHiEUX.
FOR "a "a young, well broke
- dOBSEt-ridas and works We.i-ean be
E->Ase seen at our staGle, n the Of our ware
house. tde 3-tsi kent, PAINE co.
.y7te~ak COW FOR StLE.-I have for sale
AA3F~ Gne MICH COW, with young calf al
s-szasssxner side. mo &-tgl R.ChUTHORN.
.s7aas k0CKANAY sAl.n.-I have
F1tA.lSk,E i,,f sale q ew city made ROCKAWAI.
&>--AI--wAioR viii sell very loE. ~
no Its X. CAUTHORN.
.---x FOR SALE 1.-TWO OF three
-z~--1sa.~.e5 NAL BOATS. Apply at tins
~ss<s-szzss-sxAAssA office. no 23-ts
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pUBLlC minING nF NgannEs-n,.,

he hired at Wakefield" the farm newt adj a.
joining Mr. George W Dossel. s.. IN HAno ,5er
e@Gnby On ION Day the slst da3 Of the present.
cc:opssistlng of MEN and WON EN, BOYS and
1lRLS. hey Will he hired as farm hands aud
mouse seTVants-In no instance 10 labor on works
Of lnts[paj improvements. or n Ocaun1tlnns con
siaeteu NJ lrdoqs; and with the further express
uhderS ttndlns that they are not to he hired bv
NOSE VINO hlte them publicly without the written
consent OF the uGderslgnfd
bondG with approved security will he required
In every instance 3 w RICEARnS0N
de 20--dtd ~ ~''A1''' "So u
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1921 EDwAED u. EACHO, 1851
lou II GENERAL AZ kAT IND LOU !,

G or l. 4 Z TOR,
Again offers his services to his. friends and the
HOUSES, FARMS, SELL AND HIRE OUT N T.
GROES, COLLECT CLAIMS, NEGOTIATE
LOANS and attend to all other business pertain
ing to a General Agent
Taank?ai Cor past iavors, he respectfully solicit.
a continuance OF the same.
gAL. Once on i4th street. near Exchange Hotel.
de I8-tl0thJ
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| ARaE SALE OF RrILnI.n LnT.Ar

IL WEST POINT. VIRGINIa-West Point IS
situated az the head of YORK rver, and is heautl-
iut point OF land, formed by the junction of the
Pamunkey and NJ sttapon rivers. which here take
the lame OF York: II Is the eastern terminus of
tue Richmond and York RIVER Railroad, distant
$50 miles from Richmond. and 60 from the Capes
OF virginia. For nRTb0r u has the whole York
rlver from Yorktown to West Point. a distance of
q mules, ana a width from III to "a les, with a
depth and capacity sufficient TO accommodate all
the navIes OF the world auI all the Great Fasterns
now or hereafter 10 he constructed. For wharfage
piers, docks. &c. IL has front OF IA miles on the
MattaponI and Pa miles on the famunkey, and
for building purposes over two thousand Lnts
The Richmond aud York River Railroad is now
running through 10 " est Pont, and has fifteen
acres OF land UIthln the boundaries OF the pro
POSED taGn, winch VIII be devoted u depot pur-
poses, stations. machine shops, foaEdries, nc.
public sale OF Lots within the proposed town
OF West Point, W II commence on WEDN ESDAE.
the l6 h OF January. 1851, and continue from day
to day uEtiI completed.
The sale WILL be without re serve as 60 price and
for one third cash. or for negotiable notes at sxty
DAYS with approved endlrgers, and interest added
and for the balance bonds with approved security
payable IN equal instruments AZ SIX anj twelve
months, with interest from he day of sale.
J. PROSSEk rABB, J Com appoiD ted
SAME r. HARWO0D,t by Board
ALEX. DUDLEY. ! of Directors
de 10 ds tbs
a. Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer Nor
folk Argus, Richmond Examiner cCpy
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rHRTSTEM,s AAL. NEAT ILrTs T.

AND PONDS, FIVE MILES WEST OF RICH
MOE BIZ atn2I.fy Of dec OF trust executed,
the ri day of Ausust 1883, and of record in the
Clerks oioe of tieurico County Court, the under
signed, as trustee named therein, " III proceed TO
sell N putlie auction, on the premises on WE'D
NtSDAT tue 9d day OF January, 1851, at II o'cI'k
A; NJ th4t desirable little market farm upon
Turnpike, i've miles from the city of Rlchmoud
containing loal acres. There are upon the D ace
4 small dwelling house, al necessary oar houses,
arg large ice house and pond suinoi= NJ TO fill 1,
80 Though - aash TO pay of note OF
SZZ u. w!tE Interest from Angus, I'd. 1860 ard
expenses Of sale; and upon crejl: as to Y3a9 g6
untll Uecember 18th. le6l. and upon such credit
as 20 the balance az said WGraeftun shall appaint
4 K. COURTN FL Trustee.
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MILLINERY & DREss-MAkINa.

REMOVAL ma
MRS. G. c. A Ill EN- 1I
Would form her customers and the public tG8t
she has removed from No lii Main street, aad
taken a store on GOVERNOR STREET, one
door f:cm Nam, and next door to Purcell, Ladd
& Go Is, whsre she has opened, and will continue
at all times 10 keep connection with her R0nuet
business. a large and tliI assortment of CARS,
HEA DRESSES, NETS. &c.
n. B.-A fui assortment just received
do
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*, FUR AENT.-The upper part of HOUSE
So l0) Main street is Tor rent, and possession
kasI wen immediately. The House is large and
c1nVeni ert u business. Gas and water on the
VS. FuPMAH, AIT,
de5-ts I09 Main street,
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~n. AGAR D-TO THE LADIES AND
AT2 3ENTLEMEN OF RICHMGN DN
BkCCA SEM0N would respectfully inform SalEEa
the ladies' ANA gentlemen that see has just re-
ceivet her stock Of FALL. AND WINTER PAR
dies; japanese " alkiug- Coat and Cape, for little
boys; Garrlck Coat, Spanish Dress, Zouave Coat,
Lennot Coat and Dress Jacket, and number oi
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also. tie Lulu
ara Victoria aikiug Dress. for ht:e girls; Xou-
Sleeve Patterns.
Miss SEM0N is nov ready to Braid aud En-
dren. Also, Ladies and GEiia5ea's Fianneis :;
Sacks and "rapUthSs i1r Infants SUITS Enbrol-
deTeJ for Little boys. a isO, PIukng. DrawIng and
at her fathers residence, doors below 81 Charles
Hotel. Ino Ib-2mi Miss kEBECCA SEMUN.
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N&w YORK. Dee Il stocks lower-noderate
husi.e Che. and Rock Island BE Illinois
Centfa. sa'res co. Michigan So, 32ta; New YORK
Central 7'aa; HuIs,H River X. Il 45t,; Uauton ID;
aIIssouT 6's 10 Cotton firm SAFES of 2,OU0 bales
gplanas HlcdHHg lVITH7s2. FloGr lDo. lower
state 10 = lower Ono 50 ;}0G5 40, Southern SO 10
as s. Wheat lsfje. tower. Corn &c. lower sales
q G3t CO bushs s-mixed 66a61c. Provisions dali
Spirits OF turpentIne Arm at 33d35c KosIn steady
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| NESS, and wishing To devote thereto my
whole time and attention, have made an arrange
mentwIth MIR A. 3. JOHNSTON, my late partner
IN me concern of SNODGRAS6 JOHNSTON. by
which led 10 MIN the entire control OF the busl4
ness Of sad concern. Ali settlements Ia regard
to said business Will therefore have to be made
with hIIa. CnAS. T. S4NOpohAoS
Richmond, Dec. ian, 1850. de l9-5t
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a.. ROOM FuR RENT large oomforta-
s9.a bic ROOM over my store suitable for doc
A1tOr's office or lodging room
J.W. FRhYSER, Druggist. iIth st.
oc at Near corner of Broad
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November Is, 1859. -,
4 card Thankful for past favors. take this
method of returning thanks to ny friends and the
public for the very liberal patronage extended TO
me for the last year, and most respect sollclt
Il continuance OF the same Tor the new concern u
no asNts CHARLES NJ. BOSHER.
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S1OFEUE-TO ALL WHOM II MAY CON
y CtRN.-Whsre our N, w: Orig he's %
raptiy withdrawn from the Arm Of 30 W r, GRIGH
Z SWANSON, the co partnership is tnis day dis
solved ana the undersi gEed only are autaouz 81
- use the name OF the firm OF Bow r, GRlGG X
W 7. BOWIE.
s. +. SWANSON.
DanyIlie 18th December, 1867. de % ga
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NV avs xCs!SEss VIII NOT

y for some two or three months occupy my
whole time, would be glad TO have enc or more
sets of BOOKS 10 write up, or would Undertake
she settlement Of complicated accounts o. yusi
ness IJe I9-ttI A. 3. JOHNS TON.
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~ FOh - l. "a DESIRABLE RESI-
kGf DhNGH, COR YENiENT 10 BUSINESS
kh@A intending t. remove d short distance without
the CITY. oIter !or sale nv present residence on
Broad street. opposite the Monumental Chhfc2 -
ments II abe by the late James Alen(are Of the
most SUI Lautal character, with great comfort
and convenience as dwelling. It's cODtIguIty to
business and pleasant and retired neighhorhood.
presents an opportunity to a business man that
rarely occurs to obtain q comfort able home Shall
be peageti TO show tile property 10 any one lssir-
Ing 10 purchase. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Iip
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.
1871 NEGRO HIRING. 7
| Q: |

CA y W RICHAF pSoN
MY we ne pe!sona attention tn the HIRiNG or
I'm nhSS"DUpsS; RENTING OUT HOUSES. and sell IL
'hR ,DONIkY PRoDUCE BeBerafjr
- heieFs n Major Roderirk Hand, KING OMAN.
homas Garrett King VI uhsm; ID W NaEr u91u'
josa Vty %eant, Col Iheo Lacy New Kent;
ana Jno. \. ROGERS. Halifax county de2i@2wtH
NE0ho Bring. I-6I,-The un,lorv;,,.I
- VIII continue the above b ness the ensainS
and foticlts Ire continued PATRONAGE Of thnge
IttenuH Tor Nnom he now acts and of the ,uhlio
seherauy., WIth the knowledge obtained hy sew
sIdt Years, experience IN this business he feets
assured That he Will he enabled To secuIs grnd
noheS anu The best prices. Every attention ~ iii
We gwen To the welfare of Negroes entrusted In
ms care, and attached to his office is A c@mror,s
IN the CITY. NV ' ''' 'oiA'eS
Having been compelled 10 buy the CENTRE in
,ereFt OF ms late partner IN the connern IF
hA"LiN6s HoLLADAy,' o secure himself against
LosS All ol the books and accounts OF said concern
are with him for settlement " ~ 0in
de 20-d&Cwlm ATEREn rprt.n,,~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-26
Congressiona

WAsnlNGroN, May lO.-SnNArn-The
Homestead Bill was passed by vote of for
ty-tour yeas to eight nays. This bill provides
for the sale of the public lands to actual oc-
cnpant> at twenty-five cents an acre, for the
next two years.
llorSH-'l'lc bill declaring the laws of
| New Mexico, with regard to slavery and pc.
onogc, null and void, was passed by seven ma
iority
Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, reported FIVE
bus for the erection of Territorial Govern
mcnts, with the Wilmot proviso attached
Amendments were offered to each, prctrctinp
slave property. Their consideration was most
poncd.
The Protective Tariff Bill was passed.
ASIIiNGroN, May 1l.-SENArK-Th
Deficiency Appropriations Bill was passed
l!ousE-Alr. Grows five bills, providing
Tor new Territorial Governments. were success.
SvcIy tabled by an average minority of %.
Some Black Republicans voted AGAINST these
bills. Each of them contained the Wilmot
IroviSo
WAsIHNGToN, May 9.-Thc very interest
ing discussion which occurred in the Senate.
Yesterday, upon the subject of the Southern
platform and the secession of Southern nom
! perS from the Convention, and the prospect
ot restoration of harmony to the Democrat
ic party at the adjourned Convention at Bnlti
more, viii command much attention. 1t is
evident that the crisis in the Democratic par
ty Is deferred till the Convention shall be held
in Baltimore
According to the remarks of Senator Ben
JanIn, the party may be re united in thirty
days, simply by assurances that the South
shall have protection in her constitutional
rights. The irSt, and strong assurance, is
to be given by thc adoption of the Senate re-
| solutions, reported from the Democratic caucus.
The address, which has been signed bv =
number OF Southern Senators and mcmbcrs,
and is to be communicated in circulars to the
sccedcrs, is long and earnest 1t urges them
to defer on dispense with thcirproposcd South.
crn Convention at Richmond, and to mite
with other Southern delegates in another at
tempt TO harmoniHG with Northern Democrats
IN the Convention, and holds out the idea that
II their constitutional ri@hts should not be
made secure by the platform of the Convcn.
ton, 1t would then be in their power to with
draw, and would curry with them the entire
southern delegation. Mr. Benjamin S state
montS, in the remarks yesterday, showed plain
ly that the alternative to the adoption of the
Southern platform was that the entire South
would Scccdc. But it is now understood and
believed that the New Iorl; and other Eastern
delegations will yield satisfactory platform.