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"A PRIME LOT of fresh Drugs just received
IA and opened at HARTSWICK'S
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DIR. ISAAC GtTSS. has located in
IL for the practice of medicine ar ..
branches. Office at Williams Gr..
county. Pa. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
Virginia Legislatura----Eytra Session
THURSDAY, FsBRrAET %, 1851.


Tho Senate Was called 10 urGr. ct |. o'cio.k.
Prayer by Res. 1lr. Petrrkin ri 81. Iau!rs Church
BILLS REPORTED.
BY M Lngun, ~ ulnrld the nets concerning Dis.
triet Free SCHOOLS, in the county o.! Jefferson; u>o
Senate bill extending the corporate l.,!:s Of the
town of Fredericksburg.
Mr.. WIcKAAN Presented the petition OF officers of
cavalry for Ill appropriation 10 meet the expenses Of
II camp Of instruction Tor cavalry ottcers
On motion Of Mr. NILSSON. II was resolved to IN
quire into the eypedency OF legazing ccrtnu rrrru
larties IN the sales OF lund delinquent for taxes
tnnde in the year 1855, in tho county of Tyler.
Mr.. SMrTH offered tho following Join. r-.olution
which lies over under the rule:
Resolved, That the Senate, Ito House .: Delo-
gates eoncurring therein, will, wien i. aaiouru. OIL
tuesday, the 18th day Of March ncX:, ndjourn TO
meet OH the first Monday IL December nex,.
\ Till concerning tue voluntary enhancement Of
tree negroes Was taken up and considered Ut rprue
length, when, ON motion Of Mir. CooHILL, the subject
Wa, indefinitely postponed.
The bill to author!z. tho issuc OF .rcasur. notes,
wa, taken up, and made the order OF the day for
Wednesday next, nj II o'clock.
Senate bill to legallze Proceedings On Sunday in
certain caaes, WIS passed.
On motion Of Mr. NELSON, tho Senate ajournod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
M ESE d JOHNSTON,
us Sfaio Street,

Publish this unrninf-
Dises, OF III. Laws o! Virginia 0: Criminal Nature H..
lustru;rd by judicial DecisiotL By jaime. u Matthews
Attorney 4: Law. $9Si
ALs0-Rtcsutiy published
The American Almanac for l.ol- %.
AhSres Limitations Fourth revised edition. ~
Wiz. and Beaus Of Society. By Grace and Philip %har.
ION. author Of Tie oacers 0! su:s;J,' With !IuiEaIons
50.
Elsie Trrner. nsDince Of Destiny. Ry o. yer Wen.
dell lInu,s autor Of ''Th. Autoest OF The Breakfast
TsIls" &C. vols. 81
Th= Pet ANNOY OF Married LEe-fron The French
~ Honore De Bs.c. Translated 10y 0. ". Wright and e
B Glodr!eh iv.
and new trsasia:crl Ey CHARLES J. Hrl3hil, N. u.
rn'a v!,b Portrait Mat EaE calf a;oi '1D eslI gilt
1850.
III tory OF tie United Sether!and. from the death Of
william the Silen, the synod Of port.Wiih asE rle"
OF lh- English Dutch struggle against sps!o and OF the orr
yin md destruction or :hr sps'i i.nads By John L.
op Choll 3, Ii. D. G. l., auth Of Rise OF the DC:ch
o-pubie " 9v,L with portraits, 40:
Stu rs from Lie. By tue author Ct John HALIFAX, eeE
tlenao," &c, Isc.
ANe,sa;s from the Sea- and hs u;s,zaereisl Traveller
~ chns Dickens. tpe March Sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

ORGANIZATION OF New TEaRlToRlEs.-Both
Houses Of Congress have now passed, IN con-
curren. shape, bills organizing the new Terri
tories Of Dscotah, Colorado aud Nevada Kan
sas has already been admitted into the onion
us O State ut this session, uad from all present
appearances the preliminary uc,on toward the
admission Of New Mexico ~ . State will also
take place this week. The only remaining
Territories to be cared for in some way nre
Utah, the Indian or NeoSho Territory, and EaS'
torn or unorraniZcd Oregon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
iilG IN .::.si.a.h.

Two ExCELLEST GRANITE R,,oyr
11wwaEMEtrs. uS THE s0CiH SHE UY BYkr. 81.
si.rIIn>?t H AND lvTH srhEtT., FOR SALE AT
w WI; :-ii at public sgr:!or. on the prrm:s., O.,
O'clock p'SHESUAi, THE 9Th OF MARCH, !.ai, >, {
iocstrc 49, i .ne Two brish ssit n ante ;c! :.
r,,rs, ,uo'e, noH In the ocrupaI,y Il ~: -, !,
r,.,,. 81 me snaua Of iTvt E.r! g.: T.. ta
ret ss 10 otSsr u s9 Feat theI III l,cs =
l., Few brick tanem.nt Liza r-n rI
ma,s ., u. rssis I" yo"d or t. a. :s
:o- ndiirsby and t.,ts!ciiy r-"ir; ana -rt
Piled ~ih KG. Estcr, cus..t &c '"''"' aaI ~: Az
TSses: onriourth crsh the i,n,anr.o,.
To- hrgoa' lc notes Interest added w." H,''1'
or title retained. The taAes srh rue &C..
paid by the pureLs4e!s GCDuty ., 10. u to "s
Feb 2S-ts "' i"h' w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
PROM XuhhI;lnfuni NY

W.sHISor"S, March 1.-The lI"uir iv",St refi ed tr
take Tie Trnce proooston, by of To ~ II
sui rs tSo.h!rd 'vtr TIE Neyuuu T.rTI..i4 Ill Ma.
taken up aud will probably pass.
Tho t,rsui s'o"ppf Var aSuse arrTs here ,asi uis
lie Michigan Is ely rXpucteI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

MURDERED n NssRAsKa.-Mr. A. B. Rely.
SON Of the late Col. jas. P. Rely, of Winches
ter, Va, was murdered recently whilst il
the discharge of his official duty as sheriff, OF
Mountain city, Nebraska, By man named
Nancy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
FRIDAY, MARCH, l, 1881.

The House was called to order 1T Il o'clcck b?
Speaker cXcTcHrIELD.
Prayer by Rev. James A. Duncan.
Mr. Anderson Of Bo:rtourt, said that ne Md learn
ed TINT the First Auditor conSured tie provisions OF
the Bank bill, which pHssrd Yesterday, IA recurring
the banks 10 contribute specie 10 provide Ter the
Sinking Fund, winch world nccessitate mn addition
sl sum Of s500,r3o in coin :or it, liquidation He
would, therefore. move TINT the House request the
Senate to the bill! for the purpose Of auirnd
,nent.
the motion prevailed: whercnpon, Mr.. ANDERSON
WIS rveursicd 20 ask The rc;U.n tic bill, which
duty was performed.
The bill having been re,"r:Icd from the Senate, Mr..
ASprHsoS offered the following amendment /" the
fifth section:
"Prov;dci, Tha, nothing in this section shall he
construed to require the hunks Of this Common
wealth to contribute specie beyond the amount ne
cessury 10 pay the interest OIL tic public debt.
M.. kEES moved u provide, farther tha, the
Banks of the Commonwealth shall. at their tiscre.
ton, Issue noaes OF less denomination thun five
dollars 70 M amount not exceeding ten per cent.
their capital; end provided, farther, ,hat noes OF
such denomination shall no i->nod after the !st Jay
of March, 1852 All laws enforcing the penalty for
tho ssue of such notes lre hereby suspended III! such
time.
Mr.. KsE.'. substitute vi. rsjectcd-aycs ., noes
lo7.
Mr. ANuERso s amcIdmen, was adopted, and, OF
his motion, the bill was zen. back TO tie Senate.
! uIessavc was afterwards received frou tho Son.
ate stating that they rec, dcd from their amendments
and agreed the passage OF Tie Bank bill passed
by the House.
! number Of bills were reported from committees.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter Of tho Sir Johns Run Turn
pike company; changing the lime OF holding The Cir
chit Court in the town OF Dinyil authorizing the
sale of real estate paying TO Ehcn,zer Acaden!: to
Incorporate the Stanton and ordnance depart
nen: providing 10! ind paying the Commissioners
10 Washington and the Commissioners 20 the Sree
ding States, s. per day and 81 cents mileage Tor the
relief Of George ". Tucker, Of Halifax county.
The Chair was then vacated till o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

4 wealthy widow LADY, from North Alabama,
is reported by the Memphis Enquirer" 10
have arrived in that city, for tho purpose OF or.
dering lot Of cott>n, previously consigned to
Mem his, re.shippsd to New Orleans, on &C
count Of the action Of Tennessee in the late
election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
.<1P-S -
SUriIr ,'uvnif:,. SIs,n n:Iorf;ns,

EALsicR. March l.-Ih. vote TO- L lon IN Maze crrnl
!, l1U"; HoTan iU Davidson l2J tiuiorJ .du IT.,
vote fur Cnon In Anuanr-, .r, ,hsi luut oper,
and CssSe wsS also rr:r. The tia wing CurtIrs ell
Tor secersiou .wiCk Nv l!rtIovrr, WryIe, Arrk
leuburs Csbsrrs' SBsT, EGy>c"nhe. oir, DG!n. Ora
W. The asJ prties ale sc. a:'acrrIa,d, iut cs y
I.rte The :s-u;s Io. I'D sgs!:t tvLr attn :Lc,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

The American sculptor, Hart, whose statue
OF Henry Clay in this city has been SO much
admired. is now in Paris on his way from the
United States to Florence, whittier he is taking
hack several importnnt and valuable orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
~N>
ID ED.

DIED. sud Ienlr at the residence Ct MT. John bcoo
In this city, on Thursday night 2sth ultmo, NFs D. Is
THORNTON, late of Anbsml .
The friends the family und :hose Of Mr. John d. pas.
TOM Jr requested to attend the 81 raui'
Chnrch ths day at O'Clock H., without further nolce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
"--- riH
SALES OF sTuCKs n RICHMOND.

EsPoErsp BT Jons A. LaSc.s1sa s Soy
Virginia per cent Registered Rnnrs, sa!es ISL
Rchnicnd City Eonds, last sales 500
ptsiGurs cry Bonds, lHt snlrs sU. 30 recent atlrA
yuchburs City Bonds last sales $YU No recent sales
Norfolk City Beads last sales tis No recent s:las-
exchange pank Sock, sales $i'h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

3,uE vAiactit Medieval Lursry OF SIC ssu,ur,
4 TAILOR Of Mauc,e,t-r, vii be soL ": the Au>t.u
1son, o. ). H. M-se. Sc Ma:o stree, ~ sAru.vAy
w. 1sr' al SAL 10 coatence ~ ~ Vc!u,h T. NJ
lns hra'y Is rich Ia every drparu.r!: VI iseue,r .aL
s,i lie V1ad vel worthy Tie attention 0: Ly.c-as 49,
s;uhrn'a
Ch'aloSuss Sil ts ready to.1o (WFDNES.
DaiD atc lnsy be had oil nc tiua.er OF ui NO, s
oni'loh i4o Aain street 10 Shou the hu, have r,u
s's"sa, snI "ho "ii attend 10 rurcmssus rsish ysl.
"sHEo "a may We uhAOe 70 DC preselt Ell .0-IIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

REsiGSEr. Lieut.. George Watson Carr, Of
Albemarle co., Va, has resigned his flee Of
LIST Lieutenant, 9th Infantry U. s. Army, and
his resignation was accepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

DEATH CAUSED FROM EATING LrclFER March.
ES-A little daughter Of Mr.. DAME! Hal, OF
lIopewell township, York county, Pa, died on
Saturday. 10th Feb. Her death was caused By
eating tue heads Of luc(er matches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
zcns of Hampton, we will not comn,a;n

zcns OF Hampton, we will not complain, but
bear the terrible intelligence as beat we may
but VIC will not be deferred from exposing the
pretcXt assignee, by Mr.. Segar, he matter
upon whose authority it may have been made,
Asto the iunputation Of disnnion proclyi,ies.
We have only TO remark that in the recent
election for member Of the State Convention,
We were divided in our action some Of us
voting for tho $50 callcd) Conservative, and
others Tor the Secession candidate: while
some Of US were Nulliders With .Ir. .Ssour in
1855, and all who wcro at that lime on the
stage OF action, cordially endorsed his celebrated
speech on the Conway Resolutions, in lS49
when he uttered tho noble sentiment that
sooner than see this proud old Commonwealth
degraded IN right, degraded in dignity, sunk
down 10 q lower level than any Of her sister
States, | would see even this Union dashed
into Fragments ioreveri'
Mr. Segar gives emphasis to the fact tia:
some 81 us visited the fort on a. Sabbath eva
ming. " e really cannot discover the relevancy
oil tins to the question at issue and we only
trust that his JEALOUS regard for the observance
OF the Sabbath may be rs permanent as il was
unexpected by MI the people Of this vicinity.
For We We're not before aware that he WAS so
rigid an observer of its sacred character as TO
entitie him tote;Sure those who are known to
be quite as sc"upulous as he is, in the observ-
ance OF every commandment OF the dccaoguc,
AID who are Ut least his peers.
Heretofore we have been separated as Wigs
and Democrats, but now we are united as
cltlzcus OF Virginia, devoted solely 10 the inte-
rests and honor OF our noble old Common
wealth and assinst Black Republican rule, even
under its Union disguise
We respectfully request papers that copied
MIR. Segsrs rejpinder, to give this reply al in.
sertiou and the Richmond "Whis" to insert
as IN advertisements. and send the bill to the
office Of the Enquirer l9r collection.
ReSppclfIiIT
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The ItxrICeLS.

D,LTtNoas, Mnrch i.-F"ur dull anil heavy: IIn~arG
ST.. 81 and Ohio held IL - o. Wheat firm wi ie Il IS,
81 w. Corn sciiyr: yellow 80 cent. wrs IS GEMS
sro''o.t stead! Is.s potk al Lara Sc wai.G:y
erul NJ leT csLl.
Nrw rvsx. March Cotton dull end nen!na'; urlauc
mdrlhrss Eai<c. Flour hraTi; -autl cru IS ~ ~
Wheat qdleI Con- qurI; mixed GiA6;Ec. sus,r sreau;
New Orleans sA Ior Mu.cuvsdv ~ ,"as. COZ .ls-h.
-Mles y! ooc1 at ~. lex STINT. iurPrurlne G'm
I.S,c. kosin i'm ht las .65c. cs Arlu l.r'
tlsc,s. stocks lu=rr Luli; SeT So;S CsE.ra, -:
Nissu uii .It1 59h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
Thiriy.St1th Congreg,-.--Sccvnds Session.
WLSuI.EInS nrrI

ska Te-'he Peace Congress p."po.!t vas ta.sn uh
Sr. iiunier moved all imsL, lay .lIia NJ uu: ,r
section rnd in-e'r' rhu hs. aicIe nf III. Crltt-,..;
proposition. The n.diOn va, Disguised by Mrs,rs Cy.
ner, Bit!er, Seward, Tiuuibu C.i.tsLd... M.-oa n
others Till the h0u- ur Adjournment;
HoGsE -rle army bill wns debated. TIE report nf H..
Cogiuiee oil Thirty .iirer W.. IHsru up r.,.u';a .d
'nthy New MeHic'', tabled. restitution hI.e. t
the fugitive suvr law. passed rr.uY:Irg tor ,
ran iIIUn III fuytiyes from Jnlice b.lrG MD rs
Icciet These were The Las. uf the .eIIts
1hs SprGkrr asked IL To -y before :!e Horse til.
Peace Congress pI"lcsi len, hut Il .c;rd to- ,r.
IS ItIcLi takru TIL ey sulug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

~ .lH0LE WITH Ess-3IPUR-
cANE - FRUSTRATED a%U Deg LiTAIEU LAVA
i ia1a-anfs &c lid .-, iI various parts 0i
Re LHtg. St.r< II; c1.D - the t.s:l Is o. Mrs.
sihaa, Of rAcrc street., Brpoa!yu, New York who har
.csn!y rpt.rly cuiec OF distressing Liver Com
IuL Of years sttnins by short course Of HOs
rErTER'S STOMACH BlTTEks Capt. Latham, the hus
and Of til Iaty wr hi. wife In expressing Unlimited
Gl=nc= In e preparation, spd both are a. lime.
rny 10 stais tD- fact, connected With Ars. case
which WAS very ohsuste und complicated Of Liver
"p.iu, Gus termed by hur rnys! LAM aIgrdvh'ef
$ ;Ysprasi. and gcneral arrangement % tho intern"
,rgans The has been thorough ard cOmplete nor
tnere any kind OF stomach conrl ut. any Affection
II The bowels, Sh,h will ~; yield Just readily 20 ur
JJts.t rrstVrr'!Te.
Forsa!r ny Drusgst3 and dealers
,nJ hT IIUSTETTER d SMITH,
Manufacturers and prnprietUrs,
Feo 20--iiwow w IS Water and IS Front Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
THE ACTUAL CUiTigATORS,

siacs 1854 tbs Company have sold 80 w acrrs hey
'e ory 70 letual culvaters and every
- agreement 10 euuvata The road I'd. been cOL,rIC.I
through these lands a. ~ e1isGss " tSuvJ-y III i4
The population Of 49 counties through ~ii rss,,s
hiy S3 Gus, slDcs which S9 2sS have been .Alg
The aho- population Ella. Esu Of ~ pee csuL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
j. i1s.!.:sI.i;a !tEiiS.

-" ~ir.a .H,- tx ''i"ry.
ARMED
stsauss Pocshoriai Tf.vss Baltimore, a't,e .ud Te.
:rnger,
a'ssser rirg!:ts, EsIlsy, Philadelphia Ed;e Ind 2aaea
gHs
SAILED.
Steamship Jasaes,onn, ealuaer, New To.s, aI,- az:
Passengers.
schr. Motive, Man. mar, Norfolk, ,nhie.
srhr. Mary Willis, NORTH, u .l:y., uiI-r.
sch! J., belle 1humpsuu. CoItou, y. Y tnLsa.
sc:r. AL!ru, Compton, Dv.iva, uni.s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
INTERVENING WORE.

DlsCoURSE the Life aud Character Of ex-neTeraor
4 J Ittrtnu Waller THtewell Delivered before IN" Bar
- NoroIk Va Rud cZrns generally 90 the s3h day oil
June 1881 By Hugh Blair Grig,h5, W. ifee - erhs'
w. rI scholar ip the attractive light 1t trace" lie
arss, which lad to the making OF Suc man: the history
~ hi, nnce,or especially Of hi. distinguished grahIa-
~ loo aIl.r and his still more distinguished iaheT,
Judge Henry 1s1eweil; o! AI som' m,s.'nn % s
members OF the Richmond Bar IN early times: OF ne ot
Tk Rsr In 1872 OF Norfolk ut the same epocn eorSst'
d w,b the Norfolk Of 1861 OF The career OF Governor
TaEsvel In the House OF Delegate, IN inc noase Q,
vIrins Conventjon Of is2sSt the History Of The 'nsa
aud times durag the life Of the Governor.
such work incidentally touches on tnnnJ E'Pea oi Ut
;. 10 the scholar the politician aud me pain.
vt, and Will be read with pleasure ny ever .rS W al
Ola Somjnon The W ork Is one Indeed, ~hrn vi on,
a,nn, nncc In The literature und history o. me sa
tonI."m.Ir nrptea and bound La e!oh. sTG PEics ~
cents. For sale by ,,., ,roonurrsr co
March JAMEo "Oo1-N
UoGyIC ER1NnY.LO quarter pipe, sesne,te
1 nnd Msrt.jIon brands II Custom unuse. noI sa -
March !. u. =. -
xTINE.-Pure imported Madeira Wine, on 0ae's'sO'a
w casks, for sale by cp DAVENPORT
March 30, !. " ?: 20
TRANDY.-"Juiss Ro6in COS" St ns, I-.ns,
-yinsss Of iS4s 10 bond fHf &c DAVENPORT.
1SPINAL LIS ALE AND POhIhn''''
9ssf' Imported oi''e' 10 81 G. D. DAvESpoaI
WEDIClL COLLEGE OF VIRSINL.ass..,
ruyaE Annual COMMENCEMENT for comforting 'he Ta"r
viii be held tho MetsOpoiisaa nsa. 90 s dhrr,
Iii b. delivered by Professor Conway The airo'ea
~ md the public are respectfully Invited 10 atIno.
ses'"A L. 3. JoTSEs, n D.. Dean Of he EaealV'
Feb a7-dst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02

Will ixi' al pt"ie aG:tivn, beaver iian Dr,: o.:
VI" Virgins sutrn .!IrGad, l.. The cvu.t, q. I.,,-
n,rr' AZ II ucloGH. Sa:ilGay the IS oi March
iSo oa ceut ot Tour month";. SIX Had: Lr.uss coG.
sisuue o. young men, wpnc. uu! clhiIrr II. 81, uuh
app7ovr' surety rQu rcd. yOuS - .IIiI,.p.
FEB, .1-tSrtJ.sv
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NEWS BY 'EE:l,El: {:
sEpnHTEj. POI; rRE aIGitMISi, a'-...--...

lEPt'idi W it'CtllilsIiG gun!
Important fro,:. .ya-Eim.ivn.
Lincel7's cutinG-The pT,ginL: Lvar-nt.x.-ITrt-al
q &-cnger-, &c.
TAeIi1eroS. MIr"n j. -.
Ny rpn.L iah night Of Iii. E:mUari u Sir. I!!snlns
Cabinet was Correct except 81 tar Regards L. Wilder
Davis. Ia ha place ne h,vs 81. Hair Of Mis.Er. 1r
Bats speH: $40 hours !E tine Iuisar psp.nic; :sisy
10 Conference with the scilas Secretary AID i. thought
that Mr. Bates Will have c Of ;hs: Department.
report IN, circulated freely In the House o Repre-
SEMI ntlve5 to-day to tie e a, the Virginia State ccl
Tehon would pass resolution uorroW Ia favo
q seesson. II Is probably obtain flTs.ab!c
&C Ion On the peace proposition.
Several extra tralns arrived from thu North today load
Cd With hundreds Of passenger, ra. aaao:ly
we're DELAYED Ill too late to Southern best The
Hotels arr full aud private hause- NJ: filing up
The House OF Representatives hs. refused rccriss the
project Of tie PrGcr Ceuferrnce g. aysr g. ro-e South:
eFh netnhsr, though opposed ihe Pre- ec al. voied 10
recs!Ve In order to lest thoroughly the disposition Of III
North.
Laeoln't Cabinet Will lie Seward Ba,e4. Chase. VEL.
Cameron, S!on'g, r.rEy Eiu!r and Ca!cb Smith.
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Ef REDWOOD & KE..CH. auc,.r.
&c. MA!% SraEAT)
FINE MULES AND a4ons.= az ;ro.

az WEDNESDAY,, 9Th DAY OF MAnCu.wee
~ AL. nj the r.qIrst 0: John u cl9.,ua ~
trustee, ieI, IT suI lou, ca Ccuac.! taaG.he [l1N
I'LL. al 10 o'circk, A. Nj
~ MtLE:, snc.t 81 which young xeI b:cl=n &c!
0! doe size.
. .oon sized, ssn~y and cost rxcel,cn: HORSES
Farmers ether. Ia wart If good Nurs AID uof-,s
Ttuu du we'll To atteEG III. sale
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heSpectiuiiy,
John 3. Cary, Joseph Phillips,
George ". Hope, Ro A. Armisiena
Geo. W. Semplc, John CANNED,
Richard Hope. Vim. Vaughan,
William Ham, .fohu L. JU,ny-,
Samuel White, R. II. Vaughan.
I. S.-Sonc few Of the sgners Of the pre-
rinns card could not Ike seen 10 time 80 get
thei: signatures attached to this
HAMPTON, Feb 20th, 1861.
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GARDEN sTATE FACE WEST.
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Ok EEGH0EE-E's VIII eel Treuv .tys lsrj -
AZ GRURS' To-Day, ri - O'clock.
pClLlAN CO., Aucirs,
OBJ: Eel!owt' nail.
n Blouse Servants. coots. arl.er, .nd Ir ,nvr, 20
ale rIiyntely. eco
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM-
PANY.
which, rs They Will perceive will erarIe lle y: pr1:-
'oerGy, perseverance, aud Industry proviL< oa a:
ZONES for th-usel'-, AID 2ni..s With, comparatively
speaking. very !i;;le capital
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State In the Valley OF the Ms:L .lppI offers 90 c-
80 cducemsnt TO the settlers a, tie state VI Iuo. IT,
no portion OF the word where all Of the condition.
climate ard soil admirably eelb.ue to prcJuc. os,
great staples, Cora xad Wheat, l., NV gal:s. .. H.
lupls.
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BY llECTGi. DAVIS. aIC..

Tit HES;SsU&S.-Th!s aar. :: "':ic :, ~
~ sold 90 hEriy slaves,
HrfT6p n.vf. .-,,
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To Man CfAGI. & ran.
TIME ADfER1lbEK s prae:icai5 acquainted Etih th-
dying and manufacture or CctGc, ""c!eo snG 2 xe3
Cotton and wvo-n Goods-sreh h.rsrys, Ins.s
kc-s drsrous Of sIu- tioa I:er frprrtn-nieo>
moderate Iaary With share Of profits o! The c2vr
lions Is Alerl uu has resided ..r. ssars In '. faia
anal can z! &C the hest OF ref,r4. O. tere Ad!rets
'yA:CFAcTt KER."
Care Of Eiltors Of EicaIoo.i Dal 3 Eu4Els-r.
Feb iS-G?v
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HAVE FOE SALE
1900, 900 ACRES

Lin OBS CENTRAL RAILROAD coh.FaSf.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM ~ ILLINOIS.
o'eF slUove0V90 OF private capital have s1prr..
I'd on Ii. railroad systei OF Illinois la.IEuch t., par :!
ns Income from several u these works. wish Valuable
'ubllc fund In lands TO diminish the s,ss s,ps..-,
he TAXES ARE LOTT, xrd coa.rque..!y every Jay
!ecrease.
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The Agricultural Product, o. liu.s GREATER tha
hose OF the other State. The products du!nse
Isit yesr exceeded $780, The cto, lstu
approaches Is JUv v ousicis bile tbs crvp yield,
than wv. bu,LelJ,