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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-16
United States Senate---EXtra Session
WEDNESDAY, March, Is, 1861.

Mr. Dough-, offered the following resolution which wss
read for Information:
Resolved That the secrs.arJ Of War be requested TO in
form the seGae what FORTS arsenas navy yards and Other
puoc works within the limits CT the Stated nf srth Caro-
iina Georgia. Florida Alabama Mississippi, louisiana and
Texas, within the actual possession and occupation
OF the United saes and by what number OF inen each Is
gsrrsOrd and held and whether re!nforcsmenes are me-
erssary to retain the and whether the govern.
has tho power ami meanI, under exisng laws, to
supply such rrnrrcrmenB within Ench tnie the eIlgen-
ciss and nere.ses OF the may demand; and whether
the defense and proe cson OF the Quilted States and their
Interests make necessary and wise 10 retain military pos
session Of such forts places and oirr property except at
Key West anil 1ortngss, hnd 10 rrcspure anil re.occupy
such others the United Suites have been deprived of
seizure suTreier for any "rhr purpose md With view
any other end than the sublugaon aud occupation OF
those Ss-s which have Assumed the right to secede from
the Cnon and within whose limits ,uch forts and other
public property situated And, II such lie the mo-.
tyes rcaputnS and holding the forts and other public
property wha! military force !ncluuK regulars and vol
unrers would be necesary enable tile United States 10
synpairc with ,he TO suh!-ctlon and obedience 10
the laws OF the Enlon and TO protect the federal capitol
MIR Wilson sid lie hoped the resolution would nat he COT
.dsred to-day.
AR Doussas said b, would call up the resolution TO.
morrow.
Mr. Mason objected for the present IN Is consideration,
being satisfied that The Senate power 10 act upon It.
Air. Fe.sendru offered resolution tha Messrs. benjamin,
Of louisiana Brown and Days OF Mississippi, Mallory, OF
Florla and Toobs OF Georgia. having announced that
longer msmhtrs OF the Senate that their eas
have becne vacsnt and the secrstay Of the sLnse ID
directed strike their from the roll NJ members
hr.ss Hunter and others avlnX objected 10 thu cOnsd-
GRAFTON Of the resou'ion. 1t lies over.
After sn executive Session, the Senate adjourned.
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From WaslilnutOu.

WAsHlsGIos March l4.-ch!ef Justice Tuney to-day de-
rercd c decision Of the Supreme Court 10 the celebrated
OF Mrs Gen. Gatnes l. was h her favor al the
points Involved and the unanimous Judgment OF thr
rourt. Mra. G, VIII" was present. received the hearty aud
unfeitTC coERraui tions Of her frns The amount ~
vovrd Is said ~ e two millions " dollars, covering
back rents for ty years confirmed her BY the DC.
c>iDn.
III the ordnance o! secession adopedby louisiana FRO.
vislcn is That ts adoption should In
caDSe the legal rights Of PARTIES IN Louapa IN sutS p.n
ding before the uLIied States Courts.
Is understood that the southern Commission Yesterday
s.n an "lc!a note TO the Secretary OF State assn:
coS.liou, aud stating that would he called for
ed nj tho State Department to-day Tor reply The rrrpnnse
request for time 1" conr.drr te!r prnposon which
accorded The opnicn prevails thar thu President will
refer the whole matter 10 the Srnute for advice.
H. Is d-nei IL administrative circles that any unusual
naval display ia to lie made IN southern aters. Vessels OF
now IN Northern ports Ead 20 ne preparing for
merely for the transport service upwards OF twenty-five
hundred troops beirg iu Texas aSui:ng TO
turn SUr;hward
JuGXe TaL.y has delivered bis opinIop In the mandarin,
oi the Governor Of Kentucky against the Governor
,f Ohio compel the latter surrender fugitive slave
The Court decided In favor o. the right OF the former L.
such fugitive, and adding that 0his has right 10 70 into
qn",rioa Tiiehrr fugitive Is accused OF any crine
mol Ia Kentucky But, Congress cannot Impose any
rurral duty tire olfc4r, nothg but the good
al.h sEd good Of officers Of State 10 be relied
Gu. maadamus, therefore, could not be granted
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DEATH or A SUEGEoS.-Dr Caleb 3. T
Kcnnerly, Of Clarke county, Va, and formerly
surgeon to the Northwestern boundary cXpedi.
ton, died recently at sea, about thirty miles
from San Francisco.
Petitions to the Virginia Convention for the
prompt passage OF an ordinance for immediate
secession arc in circulation at Richmond.
Governor MaspfIin Of Kentucky, had his left
arm broken at lis socket On Sunday last, by
the upselting Of a stage coach ut llarrct.-
burg.
Governor Andrew has appointed Thursday,
April 4!h, as day Of fasting, humiliation ard
prayer in Massachusetts,
Mr.. George n. Piper, for many years chief
clerk and business manager Of the Louisville
Courier, died on the 2Ist ut
Hon. John f. Ward United States Minister
to China, arrived in Florence, Italy, previous
to the 18th ulL
R. ". Harrison, formerly { prominent mer-
chant Of Petersburg, Virginia, died few days
ago.
ARRANGEMENTS are making at Alexandira for
the cpenlng OF the fishing season on the Poto.
mac.
Joshua Lee was killed in Wirt county Va,
lest week, by blow alleged TO have been
given by his son.;a.law, named Dolan.
Capt Oracle, who was lately subjected to
insults in New Jersey, from rab!d Republicans,
has arrived at Mobile.
Scribe, the deceased French dramatist, wrote
a play for every letter in the alphabet and
then kept on writing interninably.
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Gov, FLOYD YfndIcafed. .

The sensible and accurately informed Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce" in his letter of the ll,h
inst, says:
'.Ex-Secretart Floyd is here Ilisstatcment
concerning the acceptaaces, &c, is correct
An Investigation into the facts was latel y uade
By eminent lawyers here, as counsel for hold.
ers Of the acceprunces, and led them to the
conclusion that there were but six or seven
hundred thousand dollars Of acceptances ahoat,
and that these were well secured, and that toe
Government would lose nothing ..by paying
them. Neither does it appear that there was
ilegality in the issue Of acceptances. 1t had
been the usage Of departments to give ccrtih'
Gates Of Indebtedness. The Post Office De-
pertmeut was supported for nearly year IN
this way. The House Committee cannot sus-
tain their loose and exaggerated statements on
this subject"
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The Prospect or War IN Hungary.

The Prospect or Var iD gRuHEary.
The London corresp ponltnt Of The New York
Herald, under date Of the 23d February, has
the following:
al eyes are now turrc;l towards Hungary.
and with good rcasnn--an outbreak may Ut
any moment be expected The people Of Hun
gary, at their pleasure, defy the Austrian gov.
ernmcnt, and refuse submission to ell laws that
aTe not palatah!c, pr in accu' dance with tie
provisions Of The constitutional enaCsTcnis Of
l54S. Austria is weak, doubiy weak, both in
finances and the loyalty Of the people. You
may expect at any moment TO hear that war
has begun on the Danube. do not expect it
under two or three months, but it may come
much sooner. Let war once commence within
Two hundred miles of the Black Sea or the
Turkish dominions, and tho lcgons Of Russia
will ut once pour into COnstantnople, calling
for the instant interference Of John Bull. The
British government and tho British people have
means at home, credit abroad, and business
everywhere, and, whatever betidcs, they are
certain to have Il large hand il the adjustment
OF affairs.
The political face Of Europe has been II n
terially changed By the cxtingushmcnt of the
Bour bon reign and the Sicilian kingdoms in
Italy, and yet greater changes remain to be
wrought III the coming events on the shores Of
the Aariatic, the Danube and tho D5sphoriis.
In long race it il bottom that wins, and tho
tethcr OF some Of the dcspotS is nearly all
hauled in.
Tie following is an extract from Vienna
letter in IT,, Cologne Gazette:
The Government long since made prcpara-
tirns for declaring the state Of siege in Hun
gary. On The Issue OF the rescriptso the ] 9Th
January there were $4,000 men on the other
side of the L=tha, and since then 1000 have
been posted along the frontier OF Molsrla aud
Styri4. BY the recall lately made OF the sol.
diers on furlough, the regiments have been
completed, aud very shortly the contingent Of
the wear il 70 Ue raised. Nevertheless, tie Go.
ve:nlrent still ncsitates 10 declare tlc state OF
siege. But, on tic other hand, it appears al.
l..uot Impossible that the Hungarian question
eau be practically solved. the Magyars repudi-
ate Baron de Way and Count de S2ccsen; they
already insult The chiefs OF The advanced party,
Daak and Eot7os, ard call them Ausiran!;
they accuse the trinia.e and the j"dcr cnrid
of committing illegalilics Thus the storm is
approaching. ii already becomes doubtful
that the elections for the Diet can DC proceeded
to, and that that body cnn meet in april.
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still obvious to Mr.. Seward that the plan OF
aelny, intended to hand us over, bound hand
and foot, to the tender mercl@s Of u Black Re.
publican majority in National Convention Assem-.
blcd, will press heavily, very heavily against the
sentiments and sympathies, the policy and the
principles, the social safety and selfrosrect
of the rro.savery men Of the border States.
"A: every step, the danger that they may OBJ
tain a majority control Of some one Of the
border States, and move that State into the
line Of prompt resistance; or that composing
determined, well organized, though oppressed
minority, they may appeal to revolution for the
vindication Of rights, unprotected, assailcd,
betrayed; all this danger is Imminent at every
step Of Mr.. Stewards policy. And while that
policy may require, temporarily at least, absti-
ncnce from all effort and the suppression Of all
final intent TO originate hostillies against the
Gulf States, it is ull the moro necessary that
troublesome elements in the border States shall
Le overawed by military demonstrations, or, il
necessary, subducd by uctual force of erms.
Keep the Seward policy, in all its parts, stea-
dily in view, and the demonstration is complete.
The army assembled at Washington can be
thrown, in twenty-forr hours, within the walls
Of Fortress Monroe, which strong point General
Scott aptly describes as the military key, not
only Of Virginia, but Of all the border States.
In wcrl the army at Washington is intended
TO GEORGE VIRGINIA, ard, through Virginia, all
the border States Of the South.
This is why Messrs. Summers L Co, have 60
obstinately refused, in spite Of the urgent pro-
posals made in our Convention, to make any
dc.rauL whatever for the withdrawal Of the
Federal army from Washington.
les, they ;reut US already like a conquered
people Yet n'c arc calm, you say ; aid What
docs t!:is popular Guicscencc mean Arc Nir-
ginians already bowling their heads in tame
Submissions: Or is the lion nnly crCuching
20 give additional force 10 the >rringing leap OF
defiant resistance TO his tcr'nen:orS? We nre
patiently hnpeIul for The hest God save the
Commonwealth
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Meeting fn Giles County.

At vary large meeting OF the cIt!sens Of Giles, com
pord CT all political pnrtirs held at the Court House on
ihe 1l.h dag ef March, 1851 being the hrst day Of the
Quarterly Court held for said county, Wlsm Eggeston
ssu WAS c=cd TO the cnar, Eustaoe Glcson sppont
rl secretary.
Mr Joseph II. Hoce then offered the folio wing resolution,
sh;cr having been ably advocated by Nessrs John ].
Wade and Charles Ronald. Of Montgomery Mr. Alexander
Ashood OF Mercer, and Messis A. s. PeRdleton, j. II.
tr-ach and James D. Johnston OF Giles adopted with.
ou; 4 dissenting voice:
Resolved That delegate ir the Convention be In.
sirctet vote orushc- Of secession; thai he also
vote fC-a resolution inviting III. border slave States to
take similar steps; and for resolution suspendinR the
operation of said ordinance until a sufficient Time elspsee
for a con!crspce with the said States TO be had.
On motion, II was
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing resolution be
sent to our delegate ard that cope, the Rich.
rnuud Whs aod Enquirer and the Pearbu.g Gazette for
publication.
WM. EGGLEsToS, chu'n.
Ersrlcc GTnjos Secy.
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Especial Dsspntch to tie Richmond Enquirer.
I.nportan Mt From Washington City.

WAsHiScros March IL.
glance the Northern State aud municipal elections,
well the futile attenp: repeal obnoxious siae
ws only add another and convincing proof that our en-
snea rxpudate any and all coaees.ons Look towards
New Hsmpshirc, Portland Bangor Syracuse, and other
place. where ELECTIONS have Recently been held for eonfE
MatUi. VI his.
unor rou credible to-day say that the Cabt'
t, n! least majority loahe TO preserve the peace
eTs a ieT e' the imP6ssiby ccarrying on successful
var nr lnr!s; upon reinforcing Forts Pckens and Brown
hcl=Y=. however, that N power hns been delegated 20
Gen. scott Ia the premises by the President and It Is
kncwn by Ills friends th. he Is opposed from Necessity
hunsp:y, Iuch Heis opposed to war policy
aud moreover gives credeoce TO p,ma.ons from the
South Of attempt to invade and despoi the Chpto aud
ether important cities.
The decision OF Mrs. Gaines much rejoicing
among her friends as establishing her legitimacy.
IL appears that the Southern Commissioners have an
acIdns inl Ia the Intention OF the Adin.raon to re-
coynzs the Independence Of the teceded States by asking
for luther lime TO consider their Propooa! 10 be recognized.
Dr;"r Will not impair their cause.
The Attorney General Is engaged in ascertan!ng Il
there Is law collect the outside OF port,
and his aboIs thus !hr have bren aborve He, however
Is rs!d have satisfactorily as:ertslned that legsl
exists b which to enforce the cos,ln Of the
The ultimate resui, OF hls reearces cannot be other
wise than gratifying TO the Administration
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Virginia Legislature----Eytra Session
THURSDAY. March II, 1861.

y
The Senate met at the usual liouT. Mr. H. !"
THOMAS III the Chair, in the ubscncu or Lsu'iicnsnt
Governor MONTAGUE
The Senate passed number Of local bills, n'ost o.
tlie,n ucts Of incorporation.
Ia1CSE or DELEGATEs.
Tho House met AZ IL o'elcck, \. H., Speaker
Crntchheldia the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. PsTrlorE~, Of the Dis
ciplrs' Church.
The Clerk rcn communication from the Senate TN
noueing the passage ofn nrbcE OF bills among thc"
the House bill authorizing tho issue of Treasury
notes, with an amendment striking out these words
"atany period" The bill requires that the Governor
shall direct the Auditor Of Publle Accounts 10 Dor
row. for the Commonwealth Of Firg inia from t!ris to
time, amount not exceeding, i'll the aggregate, u
any PERIOD one million OF dollars.
In reference to this bill there vas IN animated dls'
cussion, III which some dozen lrcmterH participated
Finally the Senate, amendment was conerrrcd in
rnl the bill pns,cd without Dissenting voice.
The Speaker laid before the House u coIimuulea-
ton from tho Dourd Of Visitors ol the psnitcnnry
setting forth the financial condition Of tho sid sti-
tutlon, which was referred t the Finance Cnnmittce
The House adjourned ut 34 o'clock, i. u.
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RUrFIN'S
o.fnso.lSp.PERUTIAN GE4NG.

-ssdy to .cpply orders for ay 'efti.Sera rs
.h.v oo;as In. All may rely apoh getting, Sna-
r c article ri: inferior 10 aay nave nsue' alcS:
,.c..as.l, ,lsr-G!-c:S, t.o. anything eise III
I'D n.:t.r. becsu.e IL cco's'ns ToFe pure BONE
- q, LINE thau any oih-T Mar:pnIs-d Elsno
i:.g... g: app:yia: cry preparations 10 "asat ths
J., - n-ca as favorable Z, coaid be expected
,gubictd disasters Of joia: wern ay, rust, ana,
50 90. lie drought, Sh!ca prevented :ce presen: ID
c;,oz rt TIE phosphates 10 very H'eai extent AZ
saes; Wa crs.nns. But the mass o. the tesi-
-: 60. eauai Or su?cTo. 10 Peruvian auano on
=. ss. Il. !ani, ;ha; oe-d phosPhatee-as nearly all
its superiority under fair seasons, Joe
:,oa stand ui Glover. Is true that OCCASION
aSr been reported; but they Tere saeh as every
hear, O. sometimes due TO the fact that the
tJ ~, need rhosphses, but most generally " the
- 80: for boa vhrs: aud clover have ever known
ty,:-::s Of The vslu- Of my manures Is 70 be
-, i.c; ,sa, have orders 10. more than four
80. ,.,., \. had a. the SAME period last year.
.."-,sho axe !nductd % try my gusno, from their
,rs-,."c. o. III. presentations OF Others are par
-rc.r.;.t 20 crurr Ruln'S guano, and TO SEE that
as ;i.re sse lnSay manipulated articles In the
',..- :. lad o. z.yssN or The commission merchants
.-..;: i E.chnon:. OF NY agents. NesoTs. THOMAS
s:,y..i; i suns, Petersburg: " hOLLlSS Co. Lynch
S,.. HCGH SC0rr. Fredericksburg Mason, MARTIN &
II, s,au.ylls: JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO., Danvile.
e.. :-.t; FRANK. q. RCFFlS.
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EaIcr from EUROPE.

Ssw York. March 1.-THE steamship Etna, from Liver
pool with dates the 9th ul, arrived here this morning
HE steamships Anglo Saxon and firago had arrived
out.
Nothing had been heard Of the Steamship Ausrassian
urhg debate In the House Of Commons Lords Russell
and Pnmeston strongly deprecated the policy ofAerca
preventing the right y! search and permitting the prcsh
tuition Of the dag Mr. Baxton expressed fears that the
southern CouieIeracy would revive the slave trade He
.ad hs hoped Englanh would recogn! the
eighty Of the ConIeieacy Tithou: express stipulation
against II.
The slip General Parkh!l from Liverpool, bound to
Charleston. returned shortly After leaving Liverpool Her
crew had killed Capt Pyke and seriously wounded the
mate. The ested.
~. ThorvenRl has officially assured The American Minis
that delegate from any Southern State had been
cered BY the Emperor or himself
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2i.-Coton for the past two days Ia,
heeu quiet and quotations barely maniaiHed The sal.s
Of the week amUuated to go bales, spectators and
porters taking 00 baeo. Brendstu, quiet and steady
Provisions da. Cousols 0 y sa. There change
In Dank rated.
Th. Etuu brag. 100000 10 specie Nearly ssOO. .ouO
nsr- n:e Lppkei un tue Steamship Arabi'L
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Well Deserved Compliment.

Colonel George ". Lay, who, few days sincc
resigned his comiasscn in the army, hccla.e he
eoad no longer remain in the service OF govern
neut hostile 10 tie iutcrc.ts Of mis- own NATIVE land
wus serenaded by number Of friend, 1T the Ex
chcnga Hotel, on Wednesday erepins. Colonel
Lny Yves introduced by Lieutenant Governor N"n'
saguc und returned thanks in happy mnaner
speaking Of Richmond the place Of his birth, aud
the South as his future home come wea!, como woe
Capt J. +. Lay was also called out, and returned
thanks for the compliment paid to his brother, and
prcecct!ra 20 make secession speech.
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The New Hampshire Eiection-fhe trc'
mend us X e.action I'm the North!

The State of New Hampshire, on Tuesday
last elected the entire Black Republican ticket
Governor, ConSressmcr, Legislature and
abby an average majority Of at least four
thousand. The successful candidates for the
several offices named, 70 far as we know any
thing OF them, are among the most objection
able and hateful of the school Of New England
AbolitonSts. But this election signilics
nothing, according to the snbmissionists here
abouts, who point to the late election Of 4 few
constabes and sherifS, "on toe conservative
ticket" i'll some OF the obscure towns Of New
York and New England, as complete offset to
SO trihing popular demonstration as that in
New Hampshire on last Tuesday! Will nothing
but an earthquake arouse them from their deep
SloeUp
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DMTlAoKx. March I+.-Flour dull aud heavy: Howard
Slrre ami O!J IS ls Wkest N:,n rai 81 25a1 q, white
81 4Da 66. Corn dull mixed 52a3 yellow 38a59. Mess
Pork Sl;, rump yl3 Lard va Coffee uliet at l.Ha
l1S. Whisky ~.
New Tosx. March I+.-Coron II arn uplands mddling
iiSc. Flour Is quiet Wheat {, hrm Kentucky white
81 C7 Corn is firm mixed G6aGSc; Southern white Gsa
,0c yellow Csc. Pork ID heavy mess GIG IS, prime
$i2 81. Wh!skey Is steady at IKE Sugar Gnet New
Orleans &c; Muscovado iSa5H; Havana +HaGS. Cocee
crude Wilmington s2 20 per bb Stocks steady; New
York CentraIs -, Virginia skies Is4, Missouri slxes 8
NoRrolx, March l4.--Cottcn 1l4all&; seec: parcels
la els C"ru-sses OF s0G0 bushels this week With de.
cline; white ~, mixed 81, yellow IL cts Slaves active;
red hhL JjaST, white 80 Naval stores dull. Tar sl.50.
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Now that King Francis and his family have
quilted Naples, there are in exile not fewer
than fiily.f7e members Of the Bourbon family
out Of the scventy.lour who are the direct or
collateral descendants Of Louis XIV. The fifty
five ure these: The Bourbons of Naples, con.
sistiug Of King Francis, five brothers and four
sisters; his Alajesty's unclcs-Princc de CaFua
and two children, Count d'AQuila and two c!.il.
dren, Count de Trapani and five; his Majesty's
uunts-Queen Marie Amelia, widow 0. King
Louis Philippe, the Duchess de Berry, and
the Duchess dc Salerno, and lastly, cousin
german, the Duches d -iulnale-to,al 90. The
Bourbons Of Span-Iniantc Don Jnan and two
childrcn-total 3. The Bourbons CT France
Count de ChamUord, the Duchess dc Parma
and four children-total, q. The Orleans branch
Of the French BourbonS-the Count &c PARIS.
the Duke de Chartres, the Duke dc Nemours
and four children, the Prince &C Jo!nville and
two, the Duke dc Aumale and two, the Duke
de Alontpcnsier and siX-total, 90. Nineteen
Bourbons arc not in exile, namely, the royal
family of Spain, III in number; the Empress
of Brazil (aec Princess Of Saples); the Duchess
Augustus Of Sake Cobars Gotha, (nee Prin-
cess d dOrleans); and the Duke Charles III. Of
Parma, Inanlc Of Spain, who abdcated.
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Cus OF petcrsburS In Earor OF Secession.

PETygsBURo. March 1.-the vote for and aSan.t In.
ruction sir. Branch delegate In the state Conyeu.
tion) continued to-day. Extraordinary exer;lonS
made both sdes the excitement very great
The funair Is the result For instruction, TSG pga!ns
instruction, 6I3 gain Of |. snce yesterday There will
lie speaking again to night band and procession
nut tonight The polls will open tomorrow at sunrise,
heng The last day for voting. The secess!onlts are SAD
gulEe Of succtss
In ths ell con held tho 9th OF February, when Mr..
Rraach MA. elected the vote follows: Thomas
Branch, .3; Thos Wallace 80 John Lyou $40 FOR
ference /, 49, against reference SlI.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN =
HANNXEK.

OCRSCASr to the decree Hanover Circuit Court, Of
the 18th dsy OF os 1859 u the case OF Andsrson against
Jones el aia the subscriber will SELL public suction
inssnI IT fair not the next fair day thereafter tile tract
Of LAND which the late William H. Jcoes lived
time af his DEATH lying Tsylors Creek, resi-
drnee OF Ed W. Morris, Esq, aud coptanlug about $50
acres, as il Is beeTed. The subscriber, Mr.. Morr
aoh'peie. o. Hanover will give any Information which
may De asked In RESPECT To it.
The FEKNS OF sale cash FOR Of SALE credit
OF s!X. twelve and eighteen u.out, for The resiue With
bonds bearing Interest," und With personal security.
G. ". DAHSEY,
March s. ctds Commissioner.