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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
reported for the Richmond DIspatch.1
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

CuARLHsToN. Jau. H.--it IL believed by
,nany that Major Anderson shot two mutt.
nsers at Fort Snm,er last week: It's rnmored
that several more are In CHAINS. L, Is also
sid that one escaped TO Charleston ana was
rsIurped by the authorities. Upon inquiry,
81 a. proved that there is no truth in any OF
these reports.
unanimously that any attempt by The Fede-
81 Government to rein force Fort Sumter will
10 considered as an act of open hostility, and
eoual to a declaration OF war also, approving
the act and pronptness OF the military in
@r,ns on the Star OF the West, aud promising
import to Gov, Pickens in measures Of de-
resolution was also offered, bat with
drawn. inQuiring Of the Governor why the
vrors on the causeway between Fort Monltrie
and the mainland was stopped.
The legislature also adopted resolutions to
ere fifteen rounds tor each seeding State.
There are signs of peace, but because e Is
hsIie,ed that the Presidents policy will be
driyeliink. Were 1T otherwise, there would be
a chance for war.
New military companies are pouring IN from
all parts Of the State.
The Governor sent q message to the House
detailing a plan for guarding the coast, tor
which he proposes the purchase of three steam
rropellers. He prefers an iron screw propel-
Ter of light draught, TO be worked by a crew
Of p men. Dne propeller is To be- stationed il
IN aries ter hSrbOr, one at Beaufort aud one
Al Georgetown. Also, to fortify all In let's and
lnou his OF rivers with redoubts. Also, for the
l,oals 10 keep up constant comm unication
hetweeB these points, as a protection agains {
sudden attacks by lawiess bands.
fsRCoSD DISPATCH
CHARLESTON. Jan. E.--Gov. Pickeps sent
An aid 10 Fort Sumter at O'Clock, with dis
patches for Maj. Anderson, supposed TO be
10 relation ID matters occupying The attention
OF the Department AT washington.
Nothing has transpired since. The people
quiet
The work OF defence goes bravely on.
bill providing for the punishment of
whites or others, for circulating incendiary
printed matter, was introduced.
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BY r. b. Cook, Auct.

SANhEw OF PERs3SAH P ns I,c T.
MoND AND YosK RivER RAiLRoaD. At
AUCTION.-o TUESDAY. 29th inst, at 10 o elk,
will sell at the farm of X. h. alker. Esq stu
ated IN New Kent county. on the kIchmond and
YORK River Railroad. Is miles below Richmond,
Young Mules, young Mare. pair very fine
young Match Horses, l Horse, 2 Mich Cows.
oxen, rs Stock Hogs-lmproved breeds; an ee, ant
SET Of arminx implements. amongst the IA one of
BiekfoTd poiman's Wheat Drills.
Of
Elegant Piano, fine Sofas. Parlor Etegre,
centre Table. Chairs. Hat Rack. Black Walnut
Extension Dining Tables. very fine Marble-Top
deboaru, with Etegre; Book Case; 2 sets Cham :
per FuTnltnre-one of Black W alnut. very costly
the other plain-tos ether with Feather Beds. Mat
tresses, and various other ARTICLES in the house
Eeeping line too numerous to me ution
TERMs.-All sums under 100, cash over SEQ
ana undsr $3.50. sixty days; over $3.50, four
months credit, for approved negotiable paper.
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WASHINGTON, Jan, li.-SsHals.-Mr. Bigler
introduced a bill 10 amend the Constitution.
Mr.. Grimes, OF Iowa, offered a resolution of
inquiry relative 10 the interference with the
navigation of the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution inquiring
into the manner Of the expenditure of the APP
preparation for the acqueduct in the District
Of Columbia.
Mr.. Mason offered a resolution of inquiry
as 10 what troops have been ordered to
Charleston.
The bill for the admission OF Kansas was
postponed.
Mr. Hunter offered resolutions for with
drawing troops from the seeding States.
Mr. Polk, of A1o., made a speech in favor of
the resoiu lions.
two hour discussion ensued on the propo-
stiou to give MIR. Crittenden the floor to-mor
row, instead OF Thursday, to the exclusion of
all business. The proposition was finally
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi, in speech, said
Mr.. President, when the record shall be COM
pleted, which Senators are about TO make, II
viii show the absence OF the Senators from AL
ALBANIA, Florida and NJ ississppi. L rise to say
word about why this Will be so. These States
have taken steps to withdraw from the Union,
Of which act we are not yet officially informed
10 justify our filing formal notice; bat we
think our duty 10 our State, and TO ourselves
no longer permits US TO take active part in
the proceedings Of this body, either by speak
ing or voting. My colleague Is confined to his
room by sickness, but concurs, am sure, in
what say.
The other business transacted was of an I'M
important nature.
Houss.-Mr Garnetti introduced 4 joint reso-
luton 10 suspend the execution of tue Federal
laws IN the seeding States Referred to the
Committee on the Presidents Message.
Mr. Harris, of Va, introduced a resolution
TO revive the tariff of 1916. Referred to The
Committee of Ways and Means
Mr.. Mexican, of Pa, offered q resolution
looking 10 the nom col lection Of the revenue
in South Carolina. Referred
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Select Comm. tee TO report on that part of the
Presidents special message recommending
that the qaes lions at issue be submitted TO the
people.
Mr.. Holman introduced coercion resolu-
ton.
Mir. English introduced resolution for OBJ
taning an expression of opinion on CritteI-
denis resol buttons. No action was had on either
bill Tor recognizing the District of Co.
lulnbla militia was discussed.
The Army bill was taken up.
Mr. McClernand, of Ill, made an an.i-seces
sion speech.
Mr.. Cox, OF Ohio, in a speech characterized
secession as revolution, and argued for its ill.,
stantaneous suppression.
Mr.. Corwin report ted from tho Committee of
Thirty Three, which report was made the
special order for next Monday.
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NEGRO HIRING. 40

NEGRO HIRING. 1s61.-Ths uudere;~ned
II viii continue the above business the ensuinS
year and soicits the continued pstTonase OF those
friends for whom he now acts, and OF the puhlio
generally. With the know ledge obtained b. sew
sral years, experienSe in this business, he feels
ss gwen % tn Y u
Bile room for the use Of those who have not homes
Havi G heen compelled to buy the "eptir. i, :
.erea.' OF hi, late partner IN the concern % Of
RAwLrNss HsLIAD. J ;, o secure nlmseif against
loss. all Of me books and accounts of SAID concern
De aId&owim ALFRED l.. HoLL.pAy
1SH1 NEGRO HIRING ron 1861
h. publ: n a. 81 % rs &c
ensuing year: Ais increased experience enabes
nm SSnd ts atty t. promise those Who
IN the most satisfactory manner, and prompt re-
turns made quar'sry
peasants, L. K. spilIrian, john II Gn1 h a.eos
neys At Law, Alvey ipseomh, Porte, A ASGl
Ph,p B. Price. Riea.and; cor os h hnde1aoa hey
" p Miller n Dr. soh sn MorFs Dr. BARS c.
SON. Thos PsrEins, GooehIand Co. " w.; j. L,
Grlttendon; w; $. Embry, J. Joseph p"r nman,
Fa4avss I GS ga s SeS ss spEsq
ss,s, Col NJ. Nj. Fsy9s & s 4, g s1ias-
Office under metropolitan all,
de Io-lm HichmoHe. Va.
GTE Gen IRA AGENCYt.Th sabscEl Der bay
INGS HOLLADAY, will be prepared to resume
the AGENCY business the LIST of January
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES
and COLL ECTtNG CLAIMS of all kinds, and
hopes to receive a fair proportion of patronage
from his old friends and the public generally.
IA Office on Franklin street, opposite the wbig
Building EDWARD g. RAWLINGS
de l7-lm
NJ Et]KO HIRING.-The subscrI Der again Of
~ iers his services to his friends and the public
Tor HIKING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. He pledges himself to use his best exero
tions to promote the interest Of those who NAV
favor him with their business, and to paw special
attention to the negroes during sickness, He
hopes, from long experience, to be able to give
satisfaction.
rs Office, corner Of Main and 18th streets.
de "a dlm&cw2t EDWARD N. DABNEY
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AUCYIon sALpn.
TRUSrEE,S sALr OF vALeABL
Fam 0E an AEAEQ IN Gu RNT r

TvR USTEE'S sALs OF VALUABLE
! FARM OF $40 AGNES. in CHEeTER
FItLO COUNTY FOUR MILES FROM NAN
CHESTER A. trustee in certain deed Of trust,
from Mr.. Jasper q. layton dated list January.
1880 duly recorded in Chsstv rife d Coa.ty Court
l snail, in execution thereof prOos ed t. sol At
pubic auction on the p-emnes. N MONTY.
the 4tb ehrusr 1851. at " o'c'ork N III fair !,
= not the 6Tst fur d.y there tier the vsla biz
am rn eri. ell bs ar Jess Whitehead sno
NV ecupied ~ as CiaytD. The utct contains
~ ac'es. ne lila = IL We knawn that fur
'nT, as cripsion is dee aed unnecessary
s.-r nnnst IN cash Gefr.s sXIees
$500 sa.e ana 20 discharge a note of 81 3'3 IS wrh
"b O. cdr az 20 5 S3t So un Al LIST Jan.
seI on credit az to 81 as3 IS uIul LIST J.nusrs.
na.ance on such terms of or. dir As ma. be an
NJ unced at the time of sale The taxes for 1881
TO be paid By the rnrchas.r " 49,
jazz AUGUSTUS BODEKER, Trustee
NJ WANDHANDSO y FaauEDrEN.
CLAY STREET; Just, BEYoSb THHat wv y E IS
At All TioNWi be sold A. snct F0k "a sA It,
premises. 90 sATURD sY the 18th Jannary Vn Iss,
ct clock P N. that bewls erected and ueatI,
finished TENEMENT. located az above, adiSin
ing the residence. of MIR. J. F Huffman The lot
has front Of "a feet, with depth of is, feet to
an alley. The house has ave rooms, besides
kitchen, and IS altogether very desirable resi-
dence for a small famil,.
TsRMs-One third cash; balance At and IL
moni hs negotiable notes. interest added. aud
title retained till last note is paid Tie taxes for
1881 to be raid by The pure haser.
jaA GODDIN L APPERSON. Auct'rs.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auctr.

IN WEDNESDAY. 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
~ at my store, will sell at auction for cash a
large lot of Groceries and Miscellaneous Articles,
consisting IN part Of Bacon, Shoulders and Hams,
large lot of Stoneware, consisting Of Jugs and
Jars; Talow Candles, Adamantlne do, Rlaoking,
Soap, Painted Buckets, Washboards, SO. Also,
an invoice Of Cincinnati Whlskey. Old Rive do
Cigars. Tobacco &c.
Salt, to be sold on account of whom it may con-
cerr.
.FURNITURF-Also.a lot of Furniture, con-
slstInH OF S'deboard, Bureaus 3 Feather Be 10
and Bedding Safe, Chairs, ables Wardrohes 8,
&C. No. ia "A X. eau THORN Aunt
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From Washington.

WAsaTEGToN, Jan. 4.-Lieut. Hall, u. S.
A, and Col. Hayne, of South Carolina, have
arrived here. The object of their visit is to
make arrangements for the avoidance of any
conflict between the State and Federal troops
The Government is not at present TO rein force
Fort Sumter.
bill was introduced in the House to-day
abolishing Charleston, Georgetown and Beau
fort, in South Carolina, as ports of entry.
Dispatches from Arkansas say the State
Senate has rejected the House Conyen ton bill.
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LIFE iNSURANCH, &c,



| lFE. FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
IL ANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE No. ls5 MANN. E. CogNER OF IlrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Chdrte d 18Th nj arch, 1887
This old and reliable institution, with ample
capital. and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues 10 insure ST.. YES, BUIIuIN GS,
MERCHANDISE. # every description; HOUSE
HUhD FURN. FUkE and family WEAKING
6PPAKEL ESS LIS, GA g OES and
FtEIGH /, at the lowest current rates
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch, DfRhCTyks:
DAVID Currie. Robert NJ. BurtonS
G. l. Workman, Francis j. Barnes
John H. Claiborne, John T. Subiett
John J. Wilson, Thos. A Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo ~ Gwathmey
DAVID CUnRiE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON. Treasurer.
X /. BROOKE, Secretary. de N-ly
AS, d. MANI ADO, Agent MANHATTAN
LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York. Office at the Insurance Agency Of THOs
n ALFkIKND, on 18th street, nearly opposite God
au lS-iy
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By Pulliam Il Co., Auct's

COMMIsSIONER'S SALE CFSLayES-
- Pursuant to a decree entered by the Richmond
Circuit Court. the l1th of January, 1851 in the
and ais, shall, at the auction rooms of ulliam
&c q Co. IN the city of Richmond; on FRIDAY the
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the following
Slaves, beiongIng to the estate of Thos. F. john
son; decd to wit: negro woman named nj liz
DkED, and her three children-JULIA. JIMMY
and SIMON CAROLINE, and her two children
MARIA and ALBERT. and negro man named
WILLIAM HENRY. The egroes are likely and
OF good character, and are sold for no fault They
are sold In order to make division among dis
tributes. WM. w. ROWE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by PULLIAM l. Co., Aucts ia IA did
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OTOF FUhs, SH.wLS. FANCY
GWDS, &c, AT AUGTiOs.- On TUESDAY
MOsNlNG. January 18th, At 10 o clock, at suction
room 70 Main street. will be soia lot Of Ladies
rois; bsoche shawls; Scarfs; Umbrellas; Op- re-
Hoods' Neu6iaa; Chess Board; Chcne Figures;
SILVER fiafed Ware; lot Of Fancy Goods for
mantle ornaments. presents, Ao ..
N. The GOODS viii be sod In tots In suit mar
chasers. TKRMs-Cash.
n j. H. DIGGES, Auos.
II. r. boorH, salesman. jaIA
ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH "A.
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, Gc.-Wili s.
sold at arcton: every night thls week. at Aue ton
dershIrt., Drawers, hne Table Cutlery, Plsted
O'Clock, P nj. T. a OIGGES Suet
d. F. BooTH. Ealesman 90 fS-t.
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AUCTI0H AAY.HR
FUTURE d,
By John -. Tench, Auctioneep.

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of trust dead "a
L the sobseriber. from Messrs. Laxeli 4 COOPER.
Foundry next lot west of tn late Dr. Lufe
Whites residence on Old street, Petersburg Va.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. Commencing NJ
u clock. all tn. MACHIN FRY. TOULs,
BUILDINGS, &c. Turning L.THE. CrPALO,
FAN, and every article O. nveyed b, the m To me
shail also off.r for sale va.u .ble 81 X HORSE
POWER ENGINE, In pc feet "rder.
To an euterpr'sins man an excellent opportu-
n'v is now afforded to do safe and prosper. US
business.
TERMs- Cash for sums nm er $40; over that,
six months credit will lie allowed ior otiable
notes, we'll endor,td.
JNo. D..TENcH. Auct'r.
Petersburg, Va. Jan. IL. 1851. ia l5--2t
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The Report of the Committee of Thirty.
Three

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House Com
mittee OF Thirty Three made their report to-
day. The report includes an act admitting
New Mexico; bill giving fugitive slaves the
right Of trial by jury in the State from when ce
they have fed an amendment to the Consti-
tuiion SO that there shall be no inter ference
with the subject of slavery except by The slave
States, and 10 make this interference valid it
must be CONQUERED in by all tie States; and
resolutions declaratoIy of the obligations of
the Federal and State Government TO exc
cute The laws. The report deprecates the
John Brown raid and the passage of laws
multiplying the Fugitive Slave law.
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By Jns. M. Taylor & Son. Auc'rs.
TRUSrEE,s AUCTION sALEOFREAI

TRUSTEE,x AUCTION SALE OF REAL
L ESTATE ON NAVY HILL.-By virtue of a
deed of trust, executed BY John Freeman and
wife to the dated the 9th Of June 1882
Hastings Court; shall proceed to sell at pu bic
auction, upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
the 10th dav Of January. INF fair; If not, the next
ialr day thereafter.l commencing at 4 O'Clock
r. NJ, the roai estate described in SAID Decd viz
certain lot. piece parcel of land. situate, ly-
ing and being In that part of the CITY of Richmond
known as NAVY Hill on the west side Of 4th ST.,
ana fronting on Baker street sixty feet. and
bounded as follows: beginnlng at the northwest
eIn corner of Baker and Attn streets. and running
along the northern line of Baker street. in west
ern direction, sixty feet; thence at right angles
to Baker street, and parallel with Ath street feet
to a gully, or ravine thence along sad gully or
ravne In an eastern direction to 4th street; thence
along the western line of 4th, corner of All and
Baker streets, to the point of beginning.
IKRMs.5Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and trust. end neg otlabe note for sac,
with wit interest thereon from July l. 1859 I'm paid
10th April, 1850, till paid the ba ance upon such
terms as may be agreed upon on the day Of sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS. M. TAYLOR Son, Auct's. ja7
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North Carolina LegiSla ture.

RALEIGH. N. e., Jan. 1.-THE House passed
resolution req Nesting the General Govern
inent and State authorities to leave the forts
and arsenals In stsraS quo for the present
The Same resolution was argued in the
Senate.
The Convention Bill was argued in both
Houses, but with no vote
Ihefe Is not much excitement here.
The resolutions against coercion. postponed
until to- morrow will pass
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Tennessee Canxenfion

NAsHviLLE, Jan. l3.-The House passed the
bill calling II State Convention to Get on the
18th OF February. The election is TO take place
on the YIN. III the Convention determines to
secede. the question of secession il to he IaS
before the people. The same bill passed to a
second reading in the Senate.
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Coercion i'm the Ohio Legi,Ia,urs

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature
passed resolutions on Saturday, "haiiing
with joy the firm, patrio tic and dignified mes
sage OF the Pres ident," and pledging the en- tire
power and resources of the State to aid him
in strictly main tanning the Cons titu ton and
laws of the General Government, by whom.
Soeyer administered.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Auct's.

SUGAR, MOLASSES, &c. AT AUCTION
~ On WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, commenc-
Ing at II O'Clock, we will sell, at our Auction
store; the cargo OF the schooner o. M. Pittet,
lS3 hhds. fair to choice quality SUGAR;
100 bbs. choice quality MOLASSFS.
Also, 100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES;
80 Goz. SPADES and SHOVELS;
hhd. SCOTCH WHISKEY, BRANDY,
-. WINE, NO.
TERMs.-Under $50. cash; over SIOO, four
months credit for satisfactory paper.
IA. Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
Ja II Auctinnears
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Marine News

HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. H.-Ship Sumatra.
from Chinchas, is ashore off Wilioughby's
spit near Old Point. Wreckers have gone to
her assistance.
British bark Elizabeth Charles, from Alex.
ahoria, with Hour, wheat, &c bound for Fall
mouth, Eng, has put In in distress.
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BY GodaIn & Apperscn, Auct'rs.

VERY EXEC FILE ut BRICK TENE.
v MENT AT THE CORNER OF 2TH AND
n STREETS, OPPOSITE TO TIE METHO-
DIST CHU RICH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
VIII be cold at auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th January, 1861, at o. CLOCK
r. NJ, that most excellent Brick Tenement To-
Gated as above. now In the occupancy of Miss
Condrey. The House has seven rooms, with the
usual out houses, including an excellent Kitchen.
anG is Altogether most desirable residence.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at and 8
months. for nesou .ble notes, interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed, or title retained. The taxes
Tor 1861 to be paid by The purchaser.
ia GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Auets
POSTPONEMENc.- In consequence of the in
ciemeEcy of the weather, the above sale is post
poned until WEDNESDAY next the 18th. st 4
O'Clock. GUDDIN & APPERSON,
ia 10 Auctloneers.
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d Y,
10y rhsmas ". keesee, 4uctr.
tOAoe corner Of 18Th aad Cary essssss /

V"o9 oofnsf OF I1sh ana Cary ssreoto.)
EIEoANr HOUS1 HU. u ~ x,rcs
Ryk SALE AT .tcfffiO oSsM N :. III! riInn 70
a 5ossG - Ia, mornns n.nh eos,.~s eins ~ -
declining housskeevinl N eh sIysss h. ,-.sn
"a, sno L ign her s,.u.sh'lsd ard ~ hsp FG,"
"a e. flano, arc. - consistias in pa of
! lie mt su,t uf F..s No P'ktOR ft,N
IUkE brncate te ~
Elegant suit OF Fsy r. eurpltu,s m a \ n
superior tone ROsevo PfANN
YER han some c n + Il 4 T Bile Maria
top. -
. ie.Hnt Velvet CARPETS ana RUS:
Fine NJ .nogsfy WARDE0BtS
Mahogr any reich BrDsTtAt
MahoEan. W,ASHS AN d., mar Q tors
N All sany DIX sSl Nc Bus "a Ia marble to>s
snesIiN Hs,s .qd shas. FAT =. EsSEs.
OIL CLOTHS, DINING TABI.kS &c.. 60.
W it'll the usual assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
The house Will be oeeu - o. dA,. the 1, r.
from II to 3o'clx, for persons w,shlnx 10 examine
furniture. AL THOS. w kEkSEE Asset
A-The above sale will not take place.
JaI THOs W. KEESEE.
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By Jas. M. Taylor T. SIN, Auct,s.

TRCSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE
By virtue of deed of Trus. to the subscriber
dated the 18th day of July, 1883, and recorded Ia
Rlehm9nd Hastings Court. will sell at auction,
on I'll URSDA4, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M =,
At the tenement adjoining the Bal lard House, on
Franklin street. the property conveyed in sand
deed. in part as follows l Rosewood Secre-
tary, Extension Table, l Sideboard, 2 Mantel
Glasses, Walnut Wardrobe, &c.
TERMs.-Cash.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. nj. TAYLOR Bon. AuctTs. ia IL
PRICK TENEMENT On THE SOUTH
- ~ SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN 7rH AND SRI
SIkEETS. AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell upon
the premises. on MONDAY, the I4th of January
lSfl G9mWs NlS a. O'Clock Pm, BRICK
a store as well rs residence, and is now renting
to good tenant at $500 per annum. The lot
fronts about 20 feet, and runs back the usua
depth.
Terms. One fourth cash the balance at 4, 8
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed.
ja3 JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
POSTPONEMENT.-Th above sale in conse-
qquen2e Of Indictment weather. was postponed till
WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 10th inst at Az
O'Clock. liza Isl JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
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BY L. B. Cook. Auct,r.

ARGE .ASsORTMENr OF FURNI-
~, - ORE, &C., AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY,
large assortment Of genteeI FUkNlTUkE. CON
sisting OF srdr9hesi Bnreaus; sideboards; Bed
Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; EnsravinEs, &c.
ALSO-1 doz assorted FELT HATS.
ia Ia E.. n. COOK. Anct
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR Sen. Auct'rs ia Is
BY L. Il G. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.

BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS AT AUG
- TION-250 CASES. On TUESDAY, 29th of
January, we will sell, at 10 o'clock, at auction
store
ia Is la e. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts
DURE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE WINE
L AT AUCTION.--On TUESDAY, goth of Jan
we will SELL at 10 o'clock, at auction store, zoo
cases. $50 baskets. quarts and pints pure
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE WINE.
ia |. Il &. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-15
1,HE CUTSWICN SCHvOL.
DISSOLUTIOHS. &c.

DiSSOLU Tf0N.-Th firm of 81 BLETT
~ SMITH Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, JOHN A. SMITH having sold out his interest
IN the books of the concern to JOKING. POWELL.
p. SUBLETT,
JOHN A. SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-15
BY Dickinson, Hill e. Co., Auet's.

COMMtSS,ONEE SALE OF FIGHT
~ VALUABLE SLAVES On FRIDAY, the
10 INST, VIII sell at the Auction House Of Diek.
inson Hill Il Co.
Eight valuab e and likely SLAVES
J. X. NJ UNI CASTT +, Special Conn.,
nA Sale conducted by DICKINSON, Hi L 4 Co.,
Au1ts. "A