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AUCTION SALES.
BY GODDIN & APPEKSON, Aucts.

shLE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DESCE ON GRACE. FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS.
Y ms request Of the parties concerned, We shall ofer
nv T,1r &c q ~ public auction, On the premises, orTHCkS-
thst vaL,sH ~ PAY OF 1851, AT ~ o'clock, 4. 81.
m "a qua rrsiiHnce on Grace street, owned ny he late
By rl his fsh nfe az IN, tim. OF bis death, aud new occupied
J.."rip,ioni !: Me property Is we'll known, a furihe
80 = too'sh cash, balance at four, eight and
WE'VE noh.ns, 10. negotiable notes, ln;r.cs. added. sc.
March 22-d.ds HiSoN, Auea'
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VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
T51!iE undersigned, under a Deed OF Trust from Joseph
Il Brumruel, offer TOR sale the Valuable Mills on the
south side of James River, opposite the City OF R!chino'd,
in the town nf Manchester, known Rs the
RICHMOND CITY MILLS, or CITY MILLS,
formerly BRACES MILLS.
TIE Mile contain ten pair ~ feet French Burr stonc-;
and ali the machinery for boiling and other purposes are
Of Inc beet modern maze. The Mills are capable OF turn
Ing Gu; from 400 TO 43U barrels OF lour per diem. They
are propelled by ample water power from the river, which
never fails, and the water wheels are ove'shot Az feet
diameter. They are located at the head OF tlie.Sater,
With elevators for receiving wheat from the river and
shipping aour from the mills.
The property Is offered ut private sale, and persons de-
string 10 purchase may obtain further Information b. ap-
plying TO WILLIAM -. lSAACS, Trustees.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, ~
Eichmo.d. Va. March 2S, 1SGl.-d2m
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sfitiNG. 1861

CHRISTIAN l. LATUROP.
- PLESDIp Stock Of Dress Goods, bought at the recent
- Auction Sales in New York-mnny OF them at half their
vaIue-comprI.ing all the new fanrics In Dress Goods, siiAs,
Birege, Angais, Jaconets, NozamJique-, ChaAirs, Foplits.
&c &c. Also, u full stock OF Staple Goods, for fAmiiir.
and planters, 10 which We would iaYi.o the attention C! nl
those In want. CHRISTIAN 4 LhTilHOP,
March &c 20 Main street.
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KING &c
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES.! CARRIAGE -!
RICHMOND COACH MANDATORY,
IL Street,
oSE SoCARE BELOW EXCHANGE HoTEL.
SSTE iavite ali persons In want OF HONE HEsrJ7 "
W MADE CARRIAGES, TO call and OK. CSSGG--SS@C
aIulnc our stock, as w. propose 10 sell a bet SSS@
ter article for less money than CARRlAG ESA
Of the same quality can be bought for In the Northern cl-
ties. We have been enga ssdi In building Carriages more Than
rs year. in this city. Our work has proved satisfactory to
All who have bougf: OF W.. We are more largely engaged
in manufacturing Carriages than any other house In The
Safe, employing over fhy hands.
We have On hand a large assortment Ct fashionable
CARRIAGES, Of superior quality.
CaIash, TWO seat RockaTays,
Coaches, all styles, Pheatons,
EhH'r!Ot;res, Iop Bugglss,
B.rnuchrS. Buzgies without Tops,
Four sea-; Iiockaways, su'kles,
Siide-Seat TOP Buggies.
ALSO,
4 large stock OF Coach, buggy and sul1ey Harness Of
| our own make, OF best material and workmanship.
Coach and Buggy Whips, all qualities.
Carriages Of all styles made to order.
! All kind, OF Coach Repairing executed Ia the beat man
ncr and with pronp.ness. hLEKED hiHG,
March 2~S-dkciy IIiO. ~.
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4 BOOK.
7TACGREGOR'S(J john Commercial Statistics. A Dices.
WI Of the Productive Resources, Commercial LegiSl ,tise
Customs, Tariffs, Navigation, Port sEd Quarantine Lava
Charges, Shipping. Imports and Exports. and The Moneys,
Weights and Measures OF all Nations, including all British
Commercial Treaties with Foreign States. Five vols, Mus.
lln binding, London edition. For sale At RASD0Lpi's
Bookstore and Blnisry. March 90
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A.. 3. VI, rEAnSEsIP JAN ESTO"S,
POR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
THE C.s. Mall steamship JAMESTOWN,
Cart. Thos. skinner, will leave mere <SlGSs
Al 1 O'clock. p. ~, Friday, the Goth Inst TGG4LF
Passenger, are requested 10 be on boardazEAz~
l. due time.
Passage 10 New York, meals and state room included,
$40. sleera1e passage only $5.
Passage to Norfolk same "a By the river boats.
Freight received to-day (TEursdsy) aud up 10 the borr OF
Q o'clock, =. NJ, Friday.
Corsic,i=rs are requested 20 send for their goods to-day.
Tickets aud be.ths secured at our Office, or on board the
ship.
Freight for boston taken a. moderate rates, and .orwsrd.
I'd with dispatch.
March 2S-2t LUDLAN / WATSON,
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objected on the ground that | should reduce
my point Of order to writing. | have accord
ingly done so, and 7 now present it. 1t reads
as follows: 1.-The pending question before the
House is the resolution offered 10y the gentle
man from Monongalia, (Mr. WILEY and upon
that Mr.. TURNER, Of Jackson, has the floor,
and during the tendency Of that question no
other proposition can he taken up"
The PREsIpESr-rhe Chair decides that the
point of order ought to he made in writing
when the original resolution was offered. 1t
is nos out Of order.
Mr.. TunsER-I appeal from the decision Of
the Chair.
Mr.. Cox, of Chesterleli-The previous
question has been ordered, and this proceeding
is out Of order.
Mr.. CLEMESs.-I demand the ayes and noes
upon the main question.
Mr.. SPEED.-1 understand that it is not in
order for the Chair to entertain any PROPOSE
ton now except II motiun to adjourn. | make
that motion.
Mr.. CLEMENS i call the ayes and noes upon
the main question.
Mr.. MoNTAGuE.-A motion has been made
by the gentleman from L~ynchburg (Mr. sPEED)
to adjourn-that has precedence.
Mr.. CLEMENs.-lt is not in order to make q
motion 10 adjourn pending q question which
was ordered by the House TO be- put.
The call for the ayes and noes was sus-
tanned.
Mr.. SPEEp.-I would ask the Chair if the
motion to adjourA which l made, was not in
order.
The President. The Chair decides that no
motion is in order until the question is taken.
Mr.. GooDE, of Meckleuburg.-I appeal from
the decision Of the Chair.
Mr.. Conn., desire 10 know what the ques-
ton is.
The PKEsrpESr.-It is upon the adoption OF
the resolution az amended by the gentleman
from Ohio. (Mr. CLEMENS
Mr.. TrKNER-l ask that the resolution be
reported.
The Secretary read the resolution as amended.
The roll vas then called but there was no
quorum voting; the vote being ayes n; noes 5.
Mr.. JACKSON, Of Wood.-No person here has
a right to pair of with another and thus cause
q suspension Of business. The rule requires
that every member within the Hall shall vote.
No member has a right to arrest the progress
Of business by pairing off with absent mem
beers.
Mr.. CLEMESs.-I move a cali OF the House.
Mr.. JAcKsoS.-I will state, sir, that there
are members present who have not voted.
Mr.. BREST.-l paired off with the gentleman
from Botetourt, CIR. MlLLEK,) but | desire mas,
much "a there is no quorum, to record my
vote, and, as far as | can, cause the business to
60 on.
Mr.. HAkylE.-The gentleman cannot vote
! the result Of the vote having been ~ced.
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tention was seriously to press upon the
committee the consideration Of the question OF
the amendments to the constitution as adopted
BY the ConEederated States Of America, as the
only true principle upon which We could act
and operate to reconstruct the old Union.
When | found that the committee was about to
rise | asked leave to withdraw that proposition.
That courtesy was refused me. Then | asked
the privilege of letting the question go over
till tomorrow morning. That courtesy was
also refused me-a courtesy which has been
extended to other gentlemen on this floor.
hope, sir, | have not offended the committee in
any manner that would justify the treatment
that | have received at their hands. / would
remind gentlemen that sometimes there is an
opportunity to give tit for tat and as have
my rights upon this floor rs we'll as anybody
else, | will demand them, and no power on
earth shall take them from me. | am not going
to indulge in abuse of this body or of this COM
mittee, but / will now make this declaration, that
we are getting a great deal of distinction and
notorietv. | have no aspirations to distinguish
myself here by originating any proposition,
| am not so vain rs to believe that | could i'm
prove upon the handiwork ~oftlIose who framed
those amendments to the Federal Constitu.
u w, W I3tGll dIe I'LL 0ICo Al SiS
Of the Confederate States Of the South | am
disposed to give the credit to whom II belongs.
Therefore st was in no spirit of vanity or vain
glory that | presented It; but say that, II
gentlemen want to have their names handed
down as second james Madisons and Thomas
.Jefrsrsons, I think they will find themselves
very Yuch mistaken; and when the future
historian shall record the acts OF this Conven.
ton and Of this Committee, he will record
them in the terms Of the Hartford Convention.
(Crics of "0rder, orderly
The CuAIRMXS-The gentleman will come to
order and confne himself to the question he.
fore the Committee.
Mr.. HALL am speaking upon this ques-
ton of notoriety. have always been willing
to extend a reasonable courtesy to any gentle
man in the Convention, and demand the same
Mr. SuErrEY, Of Smyth-Wil the gentle.
man from Wetzel allow Inc to make q personal
appeal :? do not see that any earthly gooo
can be ACCOMPLISHED by this protracted strus-
gle. 1t is presenting n dellberatlve oooy Ds-
fore the country in an attitude in which q oody
like this ought not to be presented. ms IS q
struggle that can accomplish no good What,
ever. | am free to say, that whilst have voted
to extend this courtesy asked for BY the gen,
tleman from Wetzel, on every occasion except
one, / ain perfectly satisfied, that when the vote
is taken, an overwhelming majority will vote
down this proposition Of the gentleman IRON
Wetzel. Now, if there was something like an
equal division Of the body on this question,
some purpose might be accomplished by this
protracted debate. l suggest that the gentleman
would relieve himself and the Committee BY
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40! WY Claimed llS klnQIeSS. IL
Nsa' that the gentleman who is now
"5 i@e Committee is laboring and
seaside of exhaustion. l would sug.
! ias Committee would now rise,
rs'l'.! IN the morning it would be the
.'' o. the Committee to allow the gen.
" withdraw his proposition. If that
sil'Pted, in all probability, the qlut
os 7'ewed in a different aspect, and
t% ~ existing be removed. l,
IN that IN consideration Of the
~ ne honr, in consideration of the
-" IS ade 10 the gentleman from
q member on this floor, it will be
:0i Tue Committee now to rise. !
"aomit a motion to that effect.
s,"'a was put by yeas and nays, up.
.on, and decided in the negative
T.. - think that the Committee will
:.''eas soon Of me as I will Of them.
. aaa, | vas remarking when / gave
gentleman from Richmond, tMr.
w. 70 submit a motion that the
.:Ss' that the slavery question was
H. L Ssm Or principal question hat pro-
Icn'ty and troubles in the country
! stated that l differed from gen
yM ms Committee as to the o.
La. Tor what purpose does the Yam
r'"er and to what expedients does
]. ,, .0'ain power, and to what exten,
" obtain power for its own sake
!,..s ausetts or any Of the New Eng.
Il. anu you will find that the largest
e, slose who employ a thousand
+ IN, 5'I .a ! operatives, derive thei,
er. lae material upon which they
Sa ".a the cotton producing States
..r and that they are init
/: H. s'ed With and dependent upor
s,ssard- A person at first thought
- 'us1 they would he SO intimately
.aa 50 dependent upon this system
Es.r me South that they would foster
ssr, but you find this anomaly tha'
e. roles s'1FeFs and operatives are ths
4 in sSo bitter enemies Of the institu
/, :, south, and denounce them I'm
g. "ai times and on ali occasions
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Lsral Nssice.

To Hawkins Taylor, william y. b. Lynch, trustee;
sumner stebbns, Martha M. Orr ard A. &. Orr,
Virginia Holiday ard William Holiday, Green
Erskine, Miller Alexander, John W. Rankin an
Samuel y. Miller, partners 81 Rankin 4 Miller;
SAnusi Bonner, John n. Allen,G q. II. 6elnes,
Ciegborn 4 Harrison, james VI. Grimes, Gonna
BILE 4 kmytb. Frederick ii. Moore. Robert Getty.
K.H. Smith, Vim. Stotts Sons, john j. HoIsey.
j. b. Flick len, James b. Foley, Brown Clcn-
dening, samuel kitchiei Sauy, Janes Il Icck.
George b. Wilson. james Jack, III sLlen 4 lucas,
Iesss nmaaiek- Ge.re. w. kcCrary. execute. Oh
EDWARD B"ynfoD, deeesssss J Ire FIAT, Of Iva,
S G, d. :. Carter, Vim. r. l.. Fudaick, Il. r. Il
u. w. Ford, II. j. florida, " w. Bellnep ~ ihu
Tutner, Charles psisors CO.. Csnlb ii 3iin er,
james etrothnaan, {. d j. Lsmii, Lood bbott.
and u. " Prtssfli
N0U and each ut you hereby notified that
i there IL on file in the flee Of the CLERK OF
kuk, petition Of William iimlermsn claiming
of you Hawkins Taylor, the sum ofsix thousand
dollars, with ten Per cent interest per am um a.
mtnty Que note MaTts by YOU ~ sumner ste b.
bins, dated May sist, 1856, ard since ASSIGNED Ia
petitioner also claiming against each Of you the
foreclosIre 81 Il deed ~ trust made to secure the
amount Il said note ard OF even date herewith.
on certain realestate In the City 81 Keolrk 90
county, iowa particularly des, ribcd liz ssid pet-
ion, and further asking for sAle of said pre5ses
and general iehcf
AMI unless you appear and answer ssid petition
before noon OF the ~ day If the mex term Of
Monday Of September, A. ID. 1851, a default will
he entered against you, TIC petition takeD as con-
icssed by you and judgment AM decree rendered
thereon IN PIT I'd therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Juno H. 1sel-lm Attssfnr Pltf.
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NyHEhEAs, A IT. Heaslir, and su.annah r.
w Hessl y his wife, ~ their deed ef dste May
LIST, ls5p, ard acknowledged May 81, 1859. did
convey to CHARLES Ill. helps snA 0e0Fss kofsstssa
Trustees the foIIowng dsscrib rssl 81 Al4 sit-
uate la the CRY OF ksaksA, In tbs Counsy of Lee
feet II lot hume r Tel .01 In hluek nu9hes Uno
hundred 100 in rail- city. With III The improve
meats thereon Ard spp0renaxe shtssot, 70
secure to Baldwin Starr Of Aew FORK City, IN
payment Of -four prorr .sory mites for t<Al Is log
each, all Of date Jsns 3etb, 1853. afsd reyshlc -
h. order vi he dsin Starr, IN the Isf dan IL
February. a. u. lKEa, ne IN the lat day Of May,
I Z u iNfn ags ~ the let DAY of tpxrtt. A. p.
1850, and Gu tn 1st cay - November, A. ID.
1859, all drawing interest from date until paid At
10 per cent. per aunum, ard payable With current
rates OF kxehauge IN New lvrk and ~hcvesr, in
the said sums, either Il them. shou 4 -
paid, Nth The Il terEEi tt luz dA kho
samc bcsa me due, the Deed Of Trust nuthnrlxed
eaid Tru tees or either N them. 10 Sc Il said real
eststt nj public sale. for cssk ~ the or an tho
Court iiolse, in sAia City " ktsknk. hvst Eistoe
Isur weeks n@tiee VI kha tlme terms sud plsee II
ssid sale In sane 0paTsr lpbl SIZED in said CITY
/ ~ ketkak, and upan su-h faie e. execute = dee1
10 tee simple g. the pur Aassr; which Deed II Trust
IL recorded in The hscoSoer's udieo oi said Lee
| CnuIty la Book Of Mortgages volume pAes
| 531 and whereas, ssid last do~crihed note. duo
November is6n, with tn interest thereon, is now
aue and wholly unpaid, n,w, htret re. Char lee
II. Phelps, I'll raid Trustees, will, On the 12d
day II July, A. ID. 1851. proceed to sel the above
dSscribed real estate ~ public sale, for cash 10
the highest bidder, ut the DOOR OF the Court Houss
/ In said City or ksok uk, Between III. hours Of 3
O'Clock .. N, aud o'ritca y. IN. If sad day, to
/ satisfy said note, interest and g ssss
CHARLES u. PHELPS,
| June FL. fSRl-d4w Osse OF the trustees.
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Legal Notice.
To Sarah II. Morley, Isaac Morley, Jr, ID. A. Egans
and X. Is. Foster:
Nou and escn Of you are hereby notified thA
there 10 now on file in the efhce Of the 'liers o.
the District Court OF tee county, lows, AZ kcok uk
petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming OF P,fer
Potter the san OF Two thousand doilsrs, With IL
per cent interest per snnrm, payable annually, "a
N hey due on = mortgage Bsae by bin To Charles
Mas q and aimee assigned 10 said Hiram Earnes
listed March 18th. isb also clsitaing against eaei
you and the uther defendants the forscies Oh
saia mortgage, the Same being upon u II the
and he ". Of 81 Of See- 81, Up. 81 n, H
8 w., Lee county. Iowa, for purchase mpnsy, and
,srthsr asking for the sale VI said prrnlses snc
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the nex
term Of said Court, to commence At keekuk on IN,
1T Monday OF September, A. u. 1851, y defaui
wall be entered agaipst you, ana judgment render-
ed thereon ~ prayed for in said petition.
NUBLE TRUSG,
June 10 lSfl-dlm Attorney for L III
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To Edward X. Hart, John Ffrr. l. John w. Ogden.
executor Of estate II JAS Ia.ker deressrd nubt
simpson. W. ". Wc-things n SAINT poliack.
Jas Gaford. VIM Stsnnps, III. NJ Black. Frsnk-
lin keiis, J u. Wayne Co, Cnlbettson, Moiui-
con Co.; NeatmaA, kohiEsoa Il Co.
NoU and each II you are hereby no'fed that
! there LIS now cn file H. tho Office u tie Clerk %
the District Court Of LSe County, Iowa Keep
kuk, petition " Marion Eroadioat, ella L.ing OK
you the raid Edward II. Hart ard John ftrreI.
ia igment f.r he sum Ut rvven hundred dollars ~
money due IN proLirsary note, and against AL
4 yen he Foreclosure tf mortgage Civ d ly de-
fendsnt, liArt. 20 secure SAID pfpnnsosy note and
conveying ten In The nurth. atst ccrhsr Of
fhe south east qusrcr II the northwcsi quarter II
section thrty-two t32). ia township 8 north range
west, Lee county, Iva.
Nov unies Won appear and answer such petition
On or before % Il the s~csId day nj TIE next
term (being September Term, ! s6l) Of raid Court,
uds M nj and decree will BE- rendered eeasnst VOC
tccordin. to the prayer afsasd petisifn
kcckAht 1 BkHcF,
June is, 1861 dim Attorneys for PitG.
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Legsl Notiee.

To Elizabeth Will,Amson
VUU are hereby notiira that there il rev on
J. fir in the Cfhce al the cssrs Ct the District
Court or Lee County, lows, 1T keekuk, = peti-
son and furplsmental petition Of Hiram Harvey,
claiming Of William Lovsnstcin the sun II Ave
hundred ard hfty dollars wssh interest 1t the m
II ten per cent pr annGm. payable annually ~
money due = NOR gage mAde hs him 20 charIes
Macon and since sssig 20 an Hiram Es,ney dat
ed september &c A. d. 1855; Aiseclaimsng ag last
ZACH a1 rvn be foreclosure ~ esia rorr gage the
same b ing upon :
Lots No 10 and IL and IL. ia Block ito, in he
City 81 keokuk. Lee County, lows, and furt her
asking for sale VI said premises and general re-
sfef
And unless you appear and ans yer aid petition
ON or before the noon Of the secend Day Of The
next term of said Sourt. to esmmrnee Of k~o-
kuk on be first Monday OF September, A. D. 1851,
default will be eEtered against yos, the petafion
ard supplemental p.'i.lon taker ~ nj .ssd, aud
decree rendered against You ~ trsyed therein.
NOBLE & STkoNN,
June 10, issi-1m Attorneys Tor Pff.
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l.egas No,lcc.

I.egat Notice.
To ID. C. Billings, n, hitsble Filings, ElEt Suli-
van and lillian sullivan, Davenport Gaskill
Susan WEIGH, Peter Hire, Henderson Co
Jamss Larkins, Hugh Harkins, executor; Vim
PriLchard, n. Pretorius, Ansraw W .b~tsr, 4. w
Phinnsy, X. A. Thompson Co., 6eo-ge Cooper
ca, Henry 8. Taylor, samuel JAndvn, Hodg
Bros:
YOU ssd csch Of yeu arc hereby notified thai
there 10 nov on file In the office of the CierA
OF the Disrict Court Of Lee county, Iowa, Ut keo.
kuk, petition and supplemental petition VI Hiram
Barney, claiming Ut yuu, ID. {. billings The sun o
fifteen hundred d,liars, with 10 per cent. interes
per annum, pay able annually, AZ money due ot
mortgage made By you 10 Charles Macon ane
since assigned TO said Barney, dated April ~ i57
aso claiming against each OF you and the other De
PENDANTS, the foreclosure of said mortgage, thi
vsAfhe being upon 8. ! Il Sc # Sec. the w
Il S-W sec. IL and the T. Of sec Sc, al
in Up 81, NJ, K. w. Also, 3. tof SCI ut sec
30, lip. 81 N. X. W.. also s-W Of . W 1 o
Sec 80, Up. 81 -, H. w, Lee q unity, lows, III
The purchase money. and further asking fer
sale IL said premises, and general relief.
And nnlcss y"u app'ar and ans~ersai petition q
or b.foTe neon N the second day CT the next teri
of said Court, 70 commence at heosnk, IN the j.
Manday o. September, A u. 1861, d. fault ~ii
bs entered against you, and Judgment TeAatftI
thereon rs prayed for In said peiit n.
NOBI.kA STRONG,
june 10. l66l--dlm Attorneys for PltG