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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

A VENERABLE EoLUSTEER.-In the ranks of
the Louisville Blues, now at Montgomery,
from Barbour county, is the Rev. Alexander
McLenan, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
who with his two soas have enlisted with the
company for the term of twelve mon tbs in the
service of the Confederate States. In a speech
made by him At Clayton on their way to Co.
lumbus, he remarked that "our cause was
honored of God, and He would crown it with
success" Mr.. McLenan is upwards of sixty
years of age, and the grea ter part of his man
hood has been dedicated TO the service of the
ministry. Equality and justice to the South
is Il motto to which he has alway been religi-
ously deyoted.--C0tum1us San.
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fiRs.-The extensive cabinet wasefooms
and shop OF Kennedy Butler, in CvmbatlAad.
day night between ~ and i o'clocks Mr. But
ler's loss il estimated at some t6,00O 70 4lo.-
600. and only partially insured. II Il sup
pcAed the fire broke out In or near Tho drytae
house. ~ #sgSgs4
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Sale Of Ashiond-A more pleasant and
healthy village than that of Ashland il would
be difficult to find. It's location SO near our
city, gives it many natural advantages, which
have been materially enhanced by liberal
concessions on the part of the railroad TO set
tiers. 1t was es stabiished on n liberal scale,
(sufiiciently SO to involve the pecuniary
downfall of its worthy founder) its build
ings are distinguished by the exhibition OF de-
eided architectural taste, and some of them
are even elegant. As a suburban retreat, il
has no superior. The exigencics of the times
hammer this day. The terms, (tor which see
advertisement,) are made easy. To-day de-
cides who will buy Ashland in whole or in
part. train will leave the depot of the r.,
+. 81 p. Il. X. at O'Clock this morning, for
the sale.
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large flag Of the South syn Copfsderocy
was stretched from the Old Market House
across Main street yesterday, and attracted
much attention from its neat appearance. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

The NEW YORK SEVENTH RBGINBST-The
following statement, which we copy from
yesterdays Alexandria Gazette, does not ex-
actiy agree with the current reports in regard
to the Seventh Regiment:
"a member of the Seventh Regiment passed
through this city on yesterday, and informed
one OF our citizens that mure than 40 members
of the same had gone to Montgomery to Join
the Confederate forces that, in his opinion,
not 25 men belonging TO the regiment would
consent to come to Washington, and that he
himself was on his way South 10 volunteer. !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

4 RereaHe Cutter was reported 70 be In our
waters yesterday. 1t proved to be q coast
survey steamer. A visit al this time from
any sort of Federal craft, should be regarded
with suspicion. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

The Hotels were thropged last night with
strangers, who come to atte nd the State
Rights Conference in this city 70 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

r. W Grand Lodge /. Q. o. F. Of Virgtnio.
The Grand Lodge which had been holding its
session during last week in Wheeling, Va, on
Friday last elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
Thos. q. Steele, of Parkersburg K. W. G..
Master II. J. Davidson, of Lexington, r. W.
y, G. Master; "A. l.. Hill, of Norfolk, r. w. G.
Warden; Wm. J Riddiek, Of Richmond, r. w.
q. Secretary: John w. Ferguson, of Rich
mond, r.. w. q. Treasurer; Rev. III. ID.
Kelley, of Petersburg. g. w. G. Chaplain
L. q. M. JacobsK. Robinson, of Lynchburg,
&. Representative to G.. Lodge George II
Head, Leesburg. G.. Conductor; B. S Har-
mar, Shinstown, G.. Marshal: Alexander
Grant, Richmond, G.. Guardian Isaac
Schriver, Richmond. G.. Herald.
The Grand Encampment met at 3 o'clock on
the same day and elected the following officers
for the present year:
M. w. G.. Chief Patriarch James Orr. OF
Wheeling; NJ. T.. G. High Priest, VIM. An
derson, of Hampton; W. q. Sr. Warden, T.
S. Bernard, OF Portsmouth; w. G.. Jr. War
den, l.; F. Beeler, of Wheeling w. G. Scribe,
r. Il. Alburtes, of Martiusburg; w. G. Trea
surer, 9. A. Shafter, OF Lynchburg; w. G.
Sentinel, j. NJ. Cooper. of Richmond,
Representative to Grand Lodge of the Uni
ted States, f. q. Robinson, of Norfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

A HORRIBLE CASE OF DOUBLE MuRpgR and
attemp ed suicide occurred recently in France.
A hoary headed man, well educated, wealthy,
and holding good social position, has beeu
sentenced to Imprisonment for life. He had
parted from his wife, and lived alone with
~ daughter. The daughter had lover He
discovered that his daughter knew of tiason
her iather had with u msrried lady. whom
she was in timate with, and intercep ted lie ters
In which ne was ridiculed. He determined
to be revenged, and Iaying wait in h.s n,ssn
house for the arrival OF his daughters lover
he rushed in, shot the young man liead
stabbed his daughter 10 the heart, and biev
OIL his own lower Jaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

The Howitzers are ordered ont this after
noon. 1t is said that some manual service 10
required. eaf9 xfosssssf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEws.-By the steamer
Fulton, which arrived at New York on Mon.
day, we have some further items of foreign
intelligence:
The Duke of New Castle has been appoin ted
Governor of India. There are reports Of a
rising in Portugal on account of the oppressive
taxes.
A further reduction by the Bank of England
OF its rate of discount is expected
1t was rumored that the German members
of the Vienna Cabinet had resigned
The movements, here tofore reported, of the
Austrian army in Istria continue. Urgent
orders have been given for the cons truction of
additional works to Pola forti1icstions
The insurgents in Herzegovina have been
repuised by the Turks. n
Queen Victoria, it has been officially an
nounced, will receive the Marquis D. AZeglio
as Ambassador of the King of Italy.
The Federal Council of Switzerland have
made a similar declaration to the Turin Min
ister at Berne.
1t WAS reported at Rome that Garibaldi had
requested his officers residing in Switzerland
to be ready to assemble at his summons with
in fourteen days.
The concessions granted by the Car have
not satisfied the people of Poland The con :
centration of military continues, and nm
armed citizens, as cons tables, patrol War.
saw.
The Emperor of Austria has rejected the
Democratic programme of the Hungarian
leaders, who demanded the absolute separa-
ton of the Hungarian Administration from
that of Austria. The Emperor intends abid-
ing by the reforms already granted.
Garibaidi had conference with Victor
Emanuel at Genoa, on the I'd inst
Riots have taken place in Russian Poland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

Nec Method Of Paying Old De1ts.-In con
sequence Of the disturbed relations between
the North and South every thing in the shape
Of business between the sections 10 utterly
dis rupted. Their personal relations are fast
becoming ia the same nix. A merchant sug-
gests the folio " ing mode OF exricatien from
pecuniary liability which weinsert, AS "a sign
Of the times" He says:
"In consequences oil the tnrn affairs have
taken the merchants are in 3 quandary what
70 do sugRest that merchants pAy over to
Stov. Letcher all debts due ~ the North, TAX
Ing MS receipts therefor, and passing said re-
cesps over 70 Northern creditors 10 BE- n.
oceined whe n hostiiities cease by the State"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

TIE Slate Rights Convention meets to-day,
in Metropolitan Hall. tE1AsFF8 80
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THE BRKAsx ELAa.--Ths nrqne AdmirNl
Brommy, which arrived yesterday at this
port hoisted at her peak the dag Of the free
tion For some time tho new flag excited
some curiosity among those ignorant Of the
nationality Of the bArQue, and there wsRs
many inqairies Of the crew A. :. what side
mans on hoard only responded "MtoAt vev.
staAs, y with which Information, ne trust. the
tnQuiFsrs went Awsy conssniea. - AtNv. Gas,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

APPOINTMENTS BY THE SscRRrARr or nm
NAVY AT GosPoRr NAvr- YAHD.-James Hen
enstall master boat builder, vice VIM. Arch.
er, removed. Chas. q. Jordan master house.
joiner. vice las. Williams. Jas. II Hardwjck
mas ter cauiker, vice Jos. Jones'. Henry Faufh
foreman blacksmith machinist, vice John
Rouke. Johannes Watson master arnorsr,
vice Richard Gregg. VIM. Petit foreman
boiler-maker. Jas. 4. Etheridgs dock mas
ter, vice Merritt Moore. James Jarvis tn
spector Of timber. Jonathan u. Hall naster
block maker, vice Vim, iieason. Joseph H.
Porter foreman gun cArTtxGe- maker. vice
Grey. james Hays, foreman plumber. Danl
Collins master mast maker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

reyol0tion, died IN stichkGxn tAst Week, h tAe
io0fh yssr Of his age. He served lnnf yenss
In ths resotu stOnAxy war, and pAa eno of he
guard who stood sentry over Major An1re ~
the time Of his execution. - sz - = s 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

FINANCIAL MATTERS. In New York, OH
Monday, 81, GOO Virginia St. skies sold at 66t
$4,000 at &c, $25, 900 $50 at 65 and So 900 at 654
1000 North Carolina ST. skies sold at 76. and
$1,000 Tennessee st. skies 100 at $751; The
Journal of Commerce thus alludes to the
money market:
There is the same unsettled feeling in fuan-
cial circles heretofore noticed but no panic,
and the prevailing disposition is one of mac
tion rather than excitement
Foreign Exchange is unsettled, and there is
4 division OF opinion 10 the effect which
the present troubles should have upon prices
Some contend that commerce will be so far
interrupted that commercial bills will be
scarce, and rates for all kinds higher while
Others insist that the diminished volume OF
business thus resulting will diminish the call
of credits, and thus equaliZe prices. Mean
while there is little doing, and rates are
nominal.
The Stock market has not been very much
excited; prices are decidedly lower, but the
movement is not of Il speculative charac ter
and the buyers do not take hold with any an
ination. There was no sale of Government is
at the morning session.
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rHE CIVIL w AR.

Incidents Of the Surrender OF Fort SUMTER
The Feeling In North Caroiina-.H Henry
Ward Beceher--Lincoia's Call for Troops
The Excitemcat in Baitimsre--IIow the
News was Received, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

s,sp sS,sprsms LSarf " Appsass, Aprtt ietA, Judge
Medley ~. Oliver-Appeai slIows6 frow
the Circuit Conrt of HALIFAX county.
Layne ~. Morrif Ann1nAtru tcr-Ar~r.a
y yamss aarlsnd for pl4iatl6. and Nscisr.
Of the cireait Court ef Amherst ooNS0 -
Henry " 0EavSs-AsvAen ~ Weed neslk
Howard Sands Tor the a1nelIees ilecscee
OF the Circuit Court of lxaliikx aairmssl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

PUSHING THE OuTPosrs.-A Washington cor.
res espondent of the Bait imore Sun writes as
follows in regard to runor which has been
circulated here
Some persons who reside across the river in
Virgina, have the impression that a military
reconnaissance has been made of the heights
commanding this city, by officers in the ser
vice of the Confederate States, and this idea
may be urged as ground for occupying them
by the Government troops. Indeed, it is Ia ted
that pickets will be pushed ont in thai direc-
tion. As a very large force is to he concen-
trated at this key position, those heights will
probably be seized by one party or another as
soon rs Virginia acts. AS write a full COM
company of Washington Light Infantry are
marching past, and some post in the vicinity
looking towards Maryland is their probable
destination. Things are conducts ted here in the
most secret manner possible. At some of the
Depar tmeBts intercourse with subordinate
clerks is entirely cut oil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

ANDERSON BRANDED As ATRAIroR. New
York Courier and Enquirer, of Monday last,
has the following amiable paragraph about
Major Anderson
Sumter has fallen-surrendered we f.,r hx,
traitor, ana that traitor Major Robert An
derson. This is harsh language, but is the
language OF truth demanded by what appears
trated, in this or any other country. The
treason of Twiggs is admitted by ali to have
exceeded that OF Benedict Arnold but the
names of both Arnold and Twiggs, will sink
into insignifcance, indeed, are almost rem
dered respec table, when compared with the
more damning infamy which, from present
appearances, must forever attach to that of
Robert Anderson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17


MILITARY ENTHusIAsx.-A member of one
of the Mississippi companies informs the
Vicksburg Wing that so great was the disap-
pointment OF those who could not be received
into the several companies-there being nearly
three thousand applicants when the requisi-
sition called for only fifteen hundred men
that heavy bonuses We're i'll many cases Of
fered to those more fortunate. In the JEFF.
Davis Guards." of Holly Springs, wealthy
planter offered \ thousand dollars to \ private
to withdraw In his favor, but the offer was
not accepted.
The Vicksburg Citizen states that the Mad
ison county Rifles, one of the companies who
have enlisted in the service OF the Southern
Uonfederacy from that State, have In their
treasury the nice little sum Of seven thousand
dollars, besides six negro men, all Of which
had been presented to them by the citizens Of
that county since their enlistment In the ser.
Vice of their country. assa
VIRarxIA M0sRY.--0ne OF our Washington
friends, who was 30 uniucky as to have in kis
possession d, 600 or Virsinia money, being un-
able to dispose of il at any rate Ia Washing
ton, came down to our city yes terday, to try
the market herB. lie was told thatif his sno-
uey was bought--whieh was by no ineaDs pro-
babis--it would be at 10 per cent. discount. -
Not hetng able - stand this. he invested his
money-whieh WAS received AZ par--tn Hour,
which will prevent starvation Ia his hmily
from now 20 the end OF his life.--Alss. das
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

Purchase Of Arms.-At meeting of the City
Council, held on the 14th day of January,
1861, MIR. Hill, of Jefferson Ward, offered a
resolution instructing the Committee of FL
nance to raise $50,0o0, by sale OF bonds, for
the purpose of arming and equippng such of
the volunteer companies of Richmond as are
now commissioned, or may be hereafter COM
mlssioned. The resolution provided that n
committee of two members from each Ward
should obtain arms, ammunition and equip
ments, and, If necessary, uniforms for the
volunteer companies of this city. The reso-
luton, when first read, was laid on the table;
but mt an adjourned meeting of the Council,
held Monday evening, i'll consequence of the
exigencies of the times, and recent war news,
1t was called up and unanimously adopted,
all the mem bers being present save Col Has
kins. The following gentlemen were appoint
ed committee to procure arms, &c: Messrs
Hill and Stokes, Jefferson Ward Messrs.
Grattan and Wynne, Madison Ward and
Messrs. Glazebrook and Epps, Monroe Ward.
BY vote of the Council, Mr.. Saunders, its
President, was added thereto. t5
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rHE EPISCOPAL cHUacHss.

In the Episcopal Churches at New York,
Sunday last, The prayer Was used appoin ted
20 be satd In time OF war and tnmnlts, cua-
ciading with these words 80 Almighty
God, save and deliver ns. we hufnbiy beseech
we, being srmsd with Thy defence, may ~
preserved eysrInoTe from al ikrils, 70 gi0rtty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-17

Henrtco County Court.--The quarterly term
of this Court will commence on the first Mon
day in May next, and with a large civil dock
ct. They have the following criminal ceases
to dispose of: George GavinYel, indicted for
an indecent assault upon Mrs. Mary A. Bos-
well. VIM. H. Brown, indicted for shooting
a negro of Ii. III. Hutcheson. Robt. Salmon
and VIM. Childress, for stealing watermelons
and beating VIM. and Jos. II. Rennie. Six
presentments against VIM. Frank, for unlaw-
ful gaming and retailing ardent spirits. Four
cases against John Noker, for retailing ardent
spirits. Valentine Heckler, presented in six
cases, for unlawful gaming, keeping bowling
alleys without license, and indicted for keep
ing disorderly house, and allowing music
aud dancing on the Sabbath day. John r.
Sledd and Frank Britton, presented for Illegal
voting on the 24th May last. Vim. Cornett,
presented for retailing ardent spirits--three
cases. Granville Montelle, John Currie, ami
j. shua Cnrrie, for an assault on T. T. Nose
ley. E. ID. Fitch, VIM. f.. Patterson, and
others, for an assault on g. Geult. Thos w. z.
Goodman, for maintaining by speech that
owners have no right of property in their
slaves. M. q. Jordan, Mary Ann Mountcas-
tie, and Sarah Sullivan, presented for keep.
ing disorderly and dissolute house John
Cornett and Mary Riddle, for same offence.
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$50 REWARD.

a. RUNAWAY, from the Subscriber, liv.
* ing near White Plains Chesterfield
~ District ). G, about 10th of August
last my Negro fellow Ben. He is - years
of age, of II yellowish complexion, almost
black, has no beard weighs aoout 100
pounds, about 6 feet inch high. lie walks
with a iirm step and carries himself erect.
IL is likely that Ben will endeavor to make
his way to n free State. Any person who
will arrest the said Negro and lodge him in
any safe Jail so that can get him or deliver
him to me at my residence shall receive the
above reward will also give 500 re.
ward for proof sufficient to convict, any
%hteperbo or persons, Of harboring the
said boy or trying TO effect his escape.
WI. NJ. BLAKENEY.
Feb. l3, 1861. l-tf
Charlotte Democrat and Salisbury Watch
man will please Copy, and insert until for.
bid and forward bills to this Office.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

WILL. be at the usual places Of receiy.
Il ing taxes, On the following days viz :
AZ Matthias Cr-nshaw's, Friday, March Ist,
AZ Tank, Saturday, March I'd
At the Court-iIouse, Monday, March 4tb.
AT SmaIPs, Tuesday, March 9th.
~ fnndeIburk's muster ground, Wednes-
day, March 9th.
AT Taxahaw, Thursday, March 7th.
Al Horizons, Friday, March 9th.
NJ }. b. MObley's Store. SATURDAY. March q
AZ Craigsyille, Monday, March Iith.
AT i Il Magiii's store, Tuesday, March IL.
AZ Belair, "Wednesday, March 18th.
Al Ross store, Thursday, March I4th.
will be at the Court House during
Court Week, Free Negros are required to
make their returns and pay their taxes du.
ring The month OF March. The tax books
Will be closed on The 25th, day of April, all
returns must be made by that time. Per.
sons having Negros hired out with an mn.
ders'anciDg that the hirer Is 10 pay the
iaAes) will please make it known 10 me. |
have reason 10 believe that no tax has bean
paid ON number Of hired negros.
J. X. HUNTER,
Il. G. l.. ID.
rso' y 'ooi 62-tf.
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CAMDEN GREErs LANCASTER.

DiiE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Respect
f"ily inform the citizens of Lancaster
that he has purchased the entire stock of
the hate o. w Spw, and will coniinae bu'
siness at The "Old Stand" where he will be
pleased TO see all Of the old friends OF the
concern. and will Try by strict attention to
business. To merit share of their patron.
age, The stock already large, has bee,
lately Improved By the addition OF many
atiiclrs aud those who will give him q
call shall not go away dissatisfied.
Particular attention paid TO filing orders
WILLIAM McKAIN,
Camden, 3. G.
IanuSry -, 1850. 90 3n
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SHERlFF'S SALES.

OnERlFF = ShLES.
by ordcr Of tie Ordinary.l
Levi knight, Applicant, Summons
Martha knight, Dert ct al. Partition.
In obedience 10 an order from p y Ham.
mond, o. l.. d., In the above stated case, to
me directed, ! will sell before tho Court
house door at Lancaster, on the first Mon
day in March, within the legal hours of
Sheriff sales, one hundred and forty eight
ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, belonging to the estate of
Vincent Knight, deceased, lying on the wa.
tors of Wild Cat Geek, and adjoining the
lands Of Harry Rowerl, Middleton Knight.
Robert Belk aud Others,
These LANDS will I've sold on n credit Of
IL months, except so much cash as will
pay all costs, expenses of sale, &c. The
purchaseF being required TO give note with
good SECURITIES, and mortgage IL deemed
necessary by The Ordinary, for the payment
OF the purchase money.
II HANCOCK, SID.
Feb. q, 1851 81. p 1850
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Notice.

ALI persons Indebted 10 me 10 apywiss
win please take notice. that gnless thsII
Indebtedness " iiQoidated before Returr
bay. they viii DO placed In the hands Of au
officer tor soilec;ion.
w.yCUREToN.
Jansasy ~. 1861. 5c-Ir.d.
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SHERIFF SALE.
I'D orler "a az Ordina

ny ''"N' f"' ''""' ".
George A King, Applicant, Summons
Tabitha Givens. ct al Defdts. Partition
In obedience 20 an order from Phillip T
Hammond, .. !. ID, viii sell before the
Court house ooor at Lancaster, on the lirst
Monday in March, next, within the legal
hours of sale,
SEVENTY. NINE ACRES OF LAND,
Lying on the waters of twelve mile creek
aud adjoining lands Of Alex. Kell, Geo A
King, ct al.
These lands will D. sold on n credit OF
twelve months, except 80 much cash as
will pay costs, expenses pl sale, &c, the
purchaser being required 20 give note aud
good security, .ad a mortgage on lhe prem.
i-es ~ deemed necessary To the Ordinary
for the purchase money.
tiENRY liANCOCK,s s. L. D.
Feb q, 1851. 3tpf SO 50.
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SHERIFF SALE.
BIZ Order of he Ordiaary

'y 'Iuci =" tiS 'iUitNIy.
Isaiah robertson, applicant, /Summon.
Liite,on Robertson, Tyrv Rob. Partition.
erls"n, et. al Defendants
IN obedience To- mn order from p. r
Hammond, ordinary Of Lancaster District ia
tie nbo'e stated case, 10 me directed, | vii
sell before the Court House Door at Ian
easier, on the first Monday in March mex
within slale hours
Two hundred aud forty Acres Of Land
mo:e OF less, ijoihing lands VI SiIas Bird
J T. " i.iiams, the Es,ale Lands of Lewis
Cly bum and others. The,c Lands will bt
sold "n IL credit Of twelve months, except
so much cash US will pay costs. &c, the
purchaser being required 10 give bond with
good security aud a mortgage on the prcmi
sc- II deemed necessary to the Ordinary
for the purchase money.
II. HANCOCK, 5. l.. y.
Feb. l3, 1861, i-3. pf $3.50
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Look Out.

Al persons are hereby notified FRO a tres.
passing on my lands ne r. the incorporation Of
he Village, known a. the muster field, cut.
ing aud hauling of wood Of any description or
7. X. cURET0N.
Jan o, as Ct.
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THE LAHeAs IzD szR
NOTICE.

AS Trustee of Agness A. Flynn. will
sell on the lst Of March, ut the residence of
James Flynn, likely negro woman aged
about lS years
FERNS. one third cash and the balance on
n credit of nine months with interest from
day uf sale. Sale to commence at / O'clock.
II. II. MCCAIN, Trustee.
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Settle Up.

LL persons indebted 10 Jas. r. Magill,
u or MagiiI a. Beatlios ass requested TO
cal, at the ~,aston Place." near Pleasant
iiiib aud settle up as we wish to close the
business as soon as possible.
Jas. n. MAGILI.
IAN. ~, is6I.-S0sf.