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Fort Pickens-~Apprehended Collision.

Public attention has for some time been
directed TO Charleston as the point at whie,
hostilities between the South and the Fed
eral Government were most likely to begin;
but latterly it is turned upon Pensacola
a conflict between the State troops Of
Florida, Georgia and Alabama and the
United States troops at Fort Pickens is said
to be certain, un ess the Fort is given up.
Fort barrancas, wirieh is contiguous to Fort
Pickens, is in possession of the State troops.
Pensacola dispatches, under date of thu
23d, say that two Columbaid guns AZ
mounted upon Fort pickens, and that ye
latter Fort is being rapidly invested onkll
sides by the Georgia, Florida and Ala b Iima
troops.
The Washington correspondent the
Charleston Mercury, under date of Ne 22d
says that there are serious appreheSions at
Washington Of collision betweefthe mi
litla of Alabama and Florida anJthe Uni.
ted States force In Fort Pckens/ The fort
Is almost impregnable, cr woulSbe if prop
eriy sarrisoned. There is ony company of
United States artillery in il The State
troops are under the comghnd of Major
Chase, who was formerly i command of
the fort as an officer of thy United States
army. There are probbly one or two
hundred United States loops now on the
way t" Pensacola, intent fed for Fort Pick
ems. The President has sent messenger
to Pensaeola with lperemptory order to
the United States Officers there not TO pro.
woke conflict under my possible chcum-
stances.
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GJe Tehqer.
LANCASTERVILLE, sc,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 80, 1861
No Mails.

We received no mail from Camden on
Monday evening and have been obliged to
20 to press this week without the benefit
of tins he most important mail of the
week. The hack did not leave this point
on Saturday morning as usual, and it
Is rumored that it is the intention not
I" run it any longer. Thus the contractors
on the line from Camden to Lancaster have,
without any previous ,iptimation or warning
of their intention, deprived the people of
this vicinity of their mails. In this extrem.
lty there is but one effective remedy known
to us, and that is for our people to hire the
carriage of their own mails from this point
to Camden. This may be done at a cost
trIfiing compared with the serious inconve.
nIence and annoyance which stoppage of
this mail altogether will occasion. Every
one with whom We have spoken have ex.
pressed willingness to 90 their quota in
this matter, and we hope that in a few DAYS
some arrangement Of this kind will be ef.
lEcted. All mus; see the absolute necessf.
" OF keeping up this mail at any cost.
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Election for Field officers

On Saturday next the election will be
held for Field Officers of the Reriment Of
Volunteers raised from the 5th Brigade,
known as tho I'd Regiment of South Caro-
lima Volunteers. This Regiment, we have
bsen informed, is composed of the follow.
ing Companies: Four from Richland, three
from Sumter, one from Clarendon, one from
kershaw and one from Lancaster.
The one from Lancaster is Capt. Barnes
Company /; where Capt. IcNIanus' Compu.
ny will be thrown, we nre not vet Informed
The candidates for Field Officers remain
The same as announced by us two week ago.
Col. kershaw is still without an opponen:
for the Cclonelcy, which fact is the highest
evidence that could be adduced of tho con.
fidence entertained by the Volunteers of the
9th Brigade in his fitness for the post. Col.
Banding and Gen. Wallace are the candi.
dates for Lieut., Colonel Col. Barnes and
Col. Goodwin for Major
In the organization ofthe Regiment, Col.
Barnes has been taken at a serious disad.
vantage there. being four Companies from
Richland and but one from Lancaster. We
hope, however, that in an election of so
much Importance rs this is. merit will be
the governing principle; in which case the
friends of Col. Barnes, without Wishing 70
disparage the claims Of his opponent whose
worth and competency they concede, will
look forward with CONFIDENCE to the result,
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Ex-Gov. J. P. Richardson.

South Crolina, rnd several other States,
having seeded froM the Federal Union,
Southern Confcderacy will be formed, and
g President Indispensable. Who will We
have ? is a question that will arise sooner or
later, and ,his question may as well DO an.
swered from the Old Game Cock District
as from any other in the State of South
CAROLINA. Wnn is John Peter Richardson,
!Sr:' Let us take hns,y glance at the man
by birth South Carolinian. Intellectually
not surpassed BY any Southern nan. To
natural strength of Ilipd add the ad, antages
Of high culture, energy, industry, conssten-
cy and above all, long political experience.
In early and middle life devo,sd to his coun-
try's interests, serving in the councils of
his country both Federal and State, secur.
ing and enj njoying the confidence Of the peo.
ple of his native State, until as the seal of
their approval, he had bestowed upon him
.he highest office within the gift of tho peo.
pie.
His Politics, also, we will briefly review.
In 80, opposed to Nilification, and why p
Because 1t was the honest conviction Of his
heart, that this measure was unconslitution.
al. While at that time he was, n. now, a
Secessionist, regarding the States as having
the right under tho Constitution at any
time to secede, when from any good cause
any State should think proper to do so.
Ex-Governor Richardson We regard
suitable man to occupy tho Presidential
Chair of a Southern Conicdcracy, and We
beg leave respectfully TO nominate him for
tina! high and responsible oihce. Every
dollars worth of his very large property is
in the South, and should this talented and
brave old public servant Seco,ne the first
President of the new Confederssy, as did Il
Washington Of the old Confedurarv, there
will be no more regret on the past of the
people Of tie latter than there wus OF the
former.
AZ OLD CITIZEN OF SUMTER AND a MIyvrE
Mas.
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The Legislature.
The following preamble and resolutions
have been adopted.

The following preamble and resolutions
have been adopted.
Whereas, In consideration Of i,,e fact tha
The Commissioners of the Poor, Roads
Bridges, Ferries and iublc Buildings. o.
the Districts and Parishes throughout tn ,
Stale, are required by hw to meet on tn,
first Monday in January. and make such as
easements upon the gereral tax as may b,
necessary to supply the wants of their vari
Gus Boards +; and as The exig .nces Of tn,
present crisis have made it necessary to IN.
crease the general tax to considerable eX.
tent, by which the assessments Of the vari
GUS Boards aforesaid " i'll far overrun the n
mount necessary 10 supply their wants, il
IS therefore.
Resoired, That the Commissioners of the
pooi, Roads, Bridges and Ferries, and Pub
nc buildings, for The vaious Districts and
Parishes throughout the State. bs required
TO meet in their ordinary capacity on or by
the first Monday in March next, TO make
snch rcassessmcpt Us NAV be necessary to
raise supplies 10 meet their various wants.
a joint Commiltee Of Soth Houses ap.
pointed to consider what should be the Ma.
tional Flag to he borne by the State of
South Carolina, reported the following res.
oluiions
]. ResoireL That from and after the
passage of this resolution, The National Flag
or Ensign of South Carolina shall 90 white.
with green Palmetto Tree upright ,Aer. OF,
and the Uuion Blue with White Crescent.
=. ReSolred, That these resolutions be
communicated to his Excellency, the G ov
ernor, and that he be requested to declare
the National Flag or Ensig gn of South Caro-.
Ina TO oil whom it may concern.
When the above came mp for cnnsd era.
lion in tho House, Mr. Rhe;t moved II, n
substitute.
Resoired, That from and after the pas.
sage OF Tins resolution. the National Flag,
or Ensign Of South Carolina shall be blue,
with 4 white Palmetto tree upright itsreun
and white Crescent in the corscr
The substitute was adopted in the lIou,e.
The leading features Of the Tax Bill for
the curron, year ara two dollars ad raloren,
on srery hundred dollars Of the yaus Of all
'he lands granted in this State acsording
% the existing classification lone doIlur
md sixty-cents on every slave--thrso doll
AIRS and twenty five cents on free negroes
md twcnty.sevsn cents on every hundred
1ollars of the value Of town lots, Sc. Fur.
her particulars hereafter.
The Legislature we presume adjourned
On Thursday, that being the day agreed
upon by both Houses. Owing to the fail
lre to receive our mails on Monday night.
We are without the latest proceedings.
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NoMSArIoS FOR CoLoSEL-Ths friends
and fellow citizens Of Col. J. B. Kershsw.
have seen with great pleasure lis name
brought forward for the command Of the
Regiment Of volunteers from the 9Th
Brigade. lie needs no commsndalio
from US, for bis fitness and splirs qusliti-
cation for that responsible position !, we'll
known in this community. Those who
have sons. brothers or husband, in The
ranks will be grstified aGsuch selection.
Camden Journal.
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From New York.

New York. January 23-A squad of thp
metropolitan City Police (,he creatures Of
the abolition Lesisiaturc). last night went
on board the steamship MoMiceiio at her
wharf in this city, aud seized thirty. eiyh,
eases Of nuskets, containing in ali 91e
stand Of arms, with large quantity .rpow.
der and balls. These arms n"i aniuuni
ton were the property "fIhe Stale OF Geor.
gia, aud were To nare been shipped for
Savannah &. day. The seizure was With
out nry Authority Whatever, and is genrr.
.ily denounced here AS illegal
Fifty Federal s"ldIers, from West Point
arrived at Fort Hamilton TO day.
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KENrUcKY.-ln the recent message Of
Gov. Mng"ifn of the Kentucky Legislature,
he expressed hi'nselfas disnpprovin South
Cardinals course, but declared that he will
stand by the constitutional rights Of the
South against the anti slavery rule Of the
North. fis recommends Convention OF
the border States to be- held ut Baltimore.
lie also recommends the passage of anti.
coercion RESOLUTIONS by the Legislature, and
an appropriation to arm the State.
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THE LANCASTER GREys.-On our first
page will be found list of the company
OF Volunteers raised from the Upper Bat
TALON. 1t viii ,he seen that exclusive Of
those who have been transferred to the
lower company, there are still more names
than the maximum number allowed under
the Act of the Legislature. 1t is a compa-
ny that any District might regard with pride,
selected Es it is from the ranks of our bes,
citizens.
we have not yet been furnished with
~G of the lower company.
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Col. J. B. KeIsuAw.-This pa,lsn,

Col. j. b. KERsnAw.-This gallant
and accomplished gentleman has accep
ted the nomination for the Office Of Col.
onel Of the regiment Of Vo un,eers raised
flom the Districts Of Richland, X Ksrsbaw,
Clarendon AID Sumter. We feel tina, no
more true, Efficient or humane oon,nan,
der could be chosen--lha, our mon nav
march TO his command, feeling that he
viii promptly lead wherever they are to
go -Sgmter Wafchman.
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Sale of the McKenna Estate.

The sale Of this large Estate was com.
pleted on Thursday Of last week. The ne.
gros-l77 in number-were all sold 0 N
"Wednesday and realized the aggregate sum
Of one hundred and thirty-fve thousand
three hundred aud fifty dol.ass, ( 80, $50 co.
being an average Of seven hundred and six Z.
ty-four dollars and sixty.eight cents. (764,-
68)
The result has exceeded the expectations
OF every one with whom we have convers
ed, including the parties Interested, who
have expressed the highest satisfaction. 1t
is especially good sale in view of our DO.
lltical troubles and the unusual scarcity of
money. The terms for the negros were
one third cash, and the balance credit of
twelve months Among the number were
aeveral said to be diseased, one totally blind
and ahout forty infants under the age of
five years. They were sold principally in
families, ranging from two to eight very
few were sold singIy.
The real estate, IA announced last week
sold for little upwards of $4,000 O0.-
This, with the proceeds Of the sale of ne.
gros and other personal property, together
with the notes and. other claims left by
Testator, will make the gross Estate aboat
$226,0O0 ; which, under the deed Of com.
promise, after deducting few small lega-
cies and expenses Incident to suit and set.
tiement, will be apportioned as follows =
TO Mrs. McKenna (widow) tSo.eightbs
absolutely; to J. F. G. Mittag and wife
fhreo-eighths TO Bishop Lynch, in trust
for the objects contemplated in the Will Of
McKennn, the remaining three eighths.
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NORTH CARoLIaA.-The tardness Of the
North Carolina Legislature in respect TO
the Convention Bill has excited surprise
in many quarters and dissatisfaction among
the people of that State. A dispatch, da-
ted Raleigh, January 22d, states that there
il a wide difference of opinion in the Leg.
islaiure as TO the time Of holding the State
Convention, which may defeat the bill.
Since the above was 10 type we learn
through the Charlotte Bulletin, that the
Convention Bill has passed the House of
Commons by vote of SO to27. The election
is TO be held on the 2sth Of February and
the Convention is TO convene as soon there
after M the Governor can get them togeth-
ef. The Bill has passed its third reading
in the SENATE. The Bill submits to the
pc, pie ihe question "Conysntiong or "No
on which they will vote at
he sa,ae time they elect delegates IL "No
carries, the election Of dele
xtss to be void.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION. Committee
on the Southern Confedsraey, appointed by
the Legislature of Mississippi, has reported
resolution providing that The Southern
Confederacy shal establish Provisional
Government of the seceding States. The
proposed Southern Convention Is to meet
ut Montgomery, Alabama, On lhs 4th of
February.
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N&loe.

An persons ind ID to M.gilI 4 eau.
thentrs notified their notes and sc.
coar!s will be foun she "Caston Place"
neasl 'leasant HilI short time for sst-
tIst!n', those who not avail themselves
of tas opportunity Petils, will find heir
note or accounts 70 hands Of legal Of.
6cs4 for collection y longer indulgence
eanIPt be given. HAS. X. MAG1iL
Jbuary a3, 1851 6o-tf
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CoTToa MoyNa.--on Thursday last, q
number of ships were cleared at New Or.
leans. tor foreign and domestic ports, hav.
Ing on freight 32,507 bales Of cotton. Dur.
ing the two preceding days 10000 bales
Of the same great staple were sold, says
the Della, at rates higher than have been
commanded for fifteen years. netting to the
producers the handsome sum Of S2,7Oo,- :
900.
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ron TIKI LAScAsrER LEDGIR.I.
The Single Star and its Palmetto Ban.
ner.
4 N q ID l..
4 n q ID l. Z.

Alone the single Star
OF our dear State. il plc,mi,,
''' VI W"
p"'''' '''s""y "ean,'"S'
Wv ''''' VI i'"'"'
T:m.S ~ ''' say
," 1. " oU' Ho''r "'b"'
1'"' ""s NV" VIC N'' Vi !op'"
Alone , our S,,,c NOW s,,uL.
Dravcly, ON che rirh, reIyinr,
JANUS
p.,u-
r.'' WV" A'u ''s"'.
r,na,,, ha., -.
Sovereign the State, and free
Her children gathering round,
q, h.r ;,,,.,,n,I,,n, -,
promr, ,nI ur,,,n,,, -.
For ,ho;r rovo, hn;.
Canned ,mo,g M. hin, of ..nI
Where Oceans a,yrv ,,;,,ows 80
There too our loya! slave,
With prompt obedience stands
Toilny with hi. h,,,.,.,, h..,,..
Comm. r,;Iy r,,,, ~. Iii.
Wh,.elin, harrows q, m. .,r.u,
R.i.iuc b,,,s-;s. -, s,nd
Working with III. mad, -, .,
There grows our Emblem Tree
Tall and sttong, on sterile sand
Fit standard Tor the free;
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Commissioners TO ViRGINIA.-Col John
>. Preston has received from Gen. Jamison
President of the South CAROLINA Conven-
ton, the appointment Of Commipsioncr to
the Virginia Convention.
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Kentucky Legislature.

Augusta, Jan. %.
Yesterday tho ousc passed, by vote
OF 81 10 8, resqlulIups drpIaring, in view of
men md money Icing rendered TO the Gen
ernl Tic Gtvernn'sn', lhgt the people of Ken.
lucky, uniting with their brethren of the
South, will rcsi,i lhe Invasion Of the South
at all hazards and ut every extremity.
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Opposed to Coercion.

The Legislature Of Tennessee passed on
the 18Th January.a joint resolution, oppo.
sing coercion at all ani every hazard. So
tnat now, We have ASSURANCES from Ten.
ne,see, kentucky and Virginia, that any at
tempt ut coercion OF tho South will meet
with resistance from those Stales.
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ALABAMA.-The State Convention Of
Alabama has adopted resolution to ap-
point Commissioner TO Washington, 10
trent with the Administration in regard to
the forts, argepals, otc., in that State, and
to arrange the proportion of public debt
and ths distribution of tho public property.
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COLUMBIA, January 25.--The ssIss of
cotton, yesterday amoups to 3I5 ba.ss, A.
full prices. Extremes ga lie.
CHARLEsros, January 24.--COTrON.---
The Snies this o'oning amounted 10 2ss
sa'es, at the following pdcss ranging from
81 10 liS cents.
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Probable Action of England.

'V'ONIV, NANAUA, JIH. 20.
Inc Leader announces positively that
Tie Eng Ish Government intends acknowi
edSins The Independence OF the Southern
Confederacy us soon us formed
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8 o u tn Carolina.

south Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY p. r. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
~ for laid District.
WHEREAS. }. II. HOOD, ha. np.
piled to ~" for letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud ChattIss,
Rights and Credis Of Michael Ohsran,
late OF the Dislric. aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, tho kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, 10 be and
appear before mo at our next Ordinary's
Court tor the said district, to DO holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 4th day Of
February next, 10 show cause, II any, why
the said administration should not DO
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Al day
~ Of January, In the year OF our
L. g. Lord ono thousand sigha hundred
~ and sixtyoas and in the eighty fifth
year of American Independence
y. 7. HAMMOND, O. l.. u.
Jan. 49, 1861. -2tp fsa.oq
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Notice.

LII persons indebted TO us are hereby re.
II gussted to come forward and max.
prompt payments, our business must bo
closed to the first instant by cash or note
JOS. ii. GAYLE g. co.
Jan. 90, 1861. 5o-2t.
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From Rhode Island.

Providence, January 22.-The Senate OF
Rhode Island has repealed the Personal
Liberty Blll-2i to 8. The subject was
warmly discussed in the House aud post.
uuuvJ
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Louisiana Convention.
BATON ROUGE, inn

BATON ROUGE, Jan. %.
The Convention assembled to-day. Tx
Coy. Mouton was elected President A
Comriltee of fifteen WAS appointed TO re-
port un Ord nance Of Secession, and then
the Convention adjourned until Thursday.
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ssttl Up.

AL persons Eadsa 70 Jas. r. MsmIl
n MsgiiI q q s, are requested 10
caHhs The sCassoul ace," near PIeassot
~ and sestIe up Z 20 wish 10 siess the
BED ness ~ soon a. sibis.
=, 80. Az. r. MAGILL.
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Married, on The 9th inst. by !. C. Sn,.I
Esq, M. WILLIAM =. VAueHs Ia Ms. n
ii. HIssoK, all Of this District.
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Last Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to me by note or
n account, for the years 1S57-5S and 50,
are hereby notified, that the same must by
satisfactorily arranged ut an early day, or
they will be put in the hands OF an attor.
noy for ssit.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Jan, 23, 1851. 5O-2t.
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= A N As TER LED q n.
Helloway'still, and Ointment.-H

Hollowayslills and Ointment.-He
only Is wise VINO tefo safety In precaud on.--
Life is uncertain flousands in the vigor Of
health to-day viii yer see tomorrow. The
varying atmosphca the raw piercing winds
warn US OF wintersS Sproach with its icy blasts
and rustless scouySs Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throats, Asthma, 6ronchitis, Pleurisy, Con-
sumption, Rheumsep, Chilblairs, Frost bites,
&c. The wise ant ctutious will Immediately
have recourse TO tt3e powerful invigorators
Hoiioways FMS aleh enable the lungs to re.
sist the deleterious efieets of the weather aud
fortiiy the constitaon to withstand the rigers
and inclemencles winter. The Ointment is
an intallible renee for inflammation OF the
throat, and all diaoders Of the chest produced
by violent colds, iabo gives speedy relief to
the organs of respsAon. 1876.
THE IRREGULARITIES of the female con.
stitution ana the aHous trials to which the
sexis subjected, dliand an occasional recourse
to stimuiants isslimportant, however, that
these shall be of nafmless nature, and at the
same time accoinrsh the desired end. Hos.
letters CelebratetStomach Bitters is the very
article. Its effecti in all cases o. debility are
almost magical. Restores tic tone of the
digestive organs, fuses fresh vitality into the
whole system, aud dives that cheeriulness to
the temperament, Illich is the most valuable
OF tsminiue attra6ons The proprietors feel
hattereu from thdact that many of the most
prominent medic' gentlemen in the Union
nave bestowed eroniums upon the Bitters,
the virtues oi WIN, hey have frequently tcs.
and acknowledged There are num. rous coun-
tcrfeits offered ioraIe, all of which are desti.
tue Of merit, and ,ostiyely injurious to the
system. January.
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SALE HTICE.

THR spascriber vi offer at public sale
] atthe residences MRS. Mellow t~o
n,ilssEast Of Iane9 eyil!e on Thursday
the sist inst., a lot odsshold and Hi, ch.
en- fursi,nre, Plants tools cfvarious dis.
ciptisns, q pair Of young muls,, well
broke one single III ss horse and BugQy.
! iipAt two horse I bn with geas, a Iot of
new bacon, and n ty Of other articIss,
Terms made hnowd day Of sale. f
=, E.A. YOUNG, :
Jsr 80 1871. 60-2l q
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SHERIFF SALES.
Negros tor Sale.

john VI Bailey,
-, T." Partition
Wm. J. BaiIe:, and others.
Under The dccres OF the Court in above
cSsr, ] will sell 1t Lancaster Court. house
"n Nund.y, tho I'h February, 1861, The nv.
gros Dnah, Munro, Clary and Sam, order.
ell to DC s"ld in above vase, all young and
likely.
Tcrms,--a rredlt of ~ months with in.
ie'cst, bond and good surety, except as
much cash as will pay costs.
JAS. II. WlriIERSPOON.
T.. h. l., ID.
Jan. ~, 1861. 2tp [ 81 50.