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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-10
As a StInluIant,


state Of tia IyStsn. rs .I...a.a g .-- s..s
As q Stimul0Et,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations. tits
eet reactions any shape Il continues influence
gradually and scieny long the least necessity e1sS for
its presence ...r-- 81 AZ.
As a Female Medicines .- %
It equally powerful snd effective restores the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the Market and which only injurious in place
Of assisting renovang the constitution for very good
too that they only made from the illusions Of nnds
gnorapt OF the Medical profession altogether.
1890 No MineraIzl
DIT. Wright thinks 1t we'll professional character
the fact, that minerals whatever form the component
parts Of the ingredients Of his RsjuvenaRg Exir-Re
ing what ruin has bOsn sned the community BY opium and
nercury. - $3.50 ~
Generally debilitated, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair Nc matter how down be, matter how
weak matter what the may have beeaorssks
at whatever has led depart from Hygenio principles
take his -.
ReiuVenatIng Elixir,
And you will soon End yourself new mana pride instead
the to friends and healthy, ssund worthy
Member Of the human family.
Price - per bottle, three bottles for $5 and forward
Cd By mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout the United Sass
ana Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the proprietors,
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chsrtres street,
New Orleans, La
Bold IN Nashville By C. ". Hendershott Berry Demoye
wing Pendeton, and all responsible dIuggistS oc29
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The attention Of the enter psng and industrious pc
the community is directed to the following statements and
eral indu ofer hv h
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FIFTH DISPATCH. |
The Missouri Lpsisiatnre

ST. LOUIS, Dec 30-A special dispatch TO
the Republican from Jefferson Cay, sta ties
that Mr.. Cooper Commissioner from AT bama,
made ii strong secession speech last night III
The Hall Of the House of Representatives
He did not believe, in a commercial or INDUS
trial point OF view, the Southern States Would
be tie losers u case Of u disruption OF the gov
eminent. He said the South did not desire 10
re.ouen the African slave trade. His remarks
were occasionally appiauded.
meeting was then heIu IN the SENATE
Chamber to consider the suggestions or DIR.
Coaner On motion of Mr.. Parsons, the late
sraor, John Heyer, Senator from Dent, took
the Uh,ar MIR. Parsons further moved that
Col Bailow, of Benton, be Secretary. Col.
Ballow declined. He could not approve any
measure tending to sece sSion. He would stay
IA the u ion until he was forced out OF it
There wac yet hope that matters might be
amieably adjusted.
a resolution was adopted, stating that dnr-
ing the coming session II the Legislature
they would express their opinions officially
upoE the questions now distrac.ing the Union
and furnish the Governor OF Alabama q copy
Of the resolution on the subject rs The Gene
raj Assembly may adopt.
The Assembly meets tomorrow. Major
Harris Gen. Price and Col. BailoW are mos
prominent as candidates for the Speakership
tutit is considered doubtful whether either
can be elected.
The Republican urges that no secessionis
should De elected Speaker, but urges the pas
sage of all set, at early day of the session
calling Convention of Commissioners from
The slave States at Baltimore, 10 state ex
licitly their grievances and the aggression
of The North,
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From ashinRt0n.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Presidents New
Years rece ption was cold and cherries. The
usual ceremonies transpired, but no life or
Cbeerfulness was exhibited.
Public feeling here is growing more rancor-
GUS every hour.
The most intimate friends of the President
say his present determination is not to remand
MAJ Anderson 10 Fort Moullrie
Some members of Congress have signed an
addressed to the people OF the United States,
proposing that they rally on Critlenden,s ba-
sis Of adjustment soon to be published
Members from the slayehoiding and border
States, just returned from their homes, say
the secession movement is rapidly on the in
crease therein. while those who have been 10
the nom slav eholdiug States report the people
as earnest in the other direction.
Mr. Seward to-day said 10 his political
friends that they ought to call on the Presi
deut and give him their sympathy, in view o
the position he has assumed relative 10 re
manding Maj. Anderson 10 Fort Mouitrie
aid his disposition to maintain the Fedora
authority.
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YUrUKK DAYS.


SEssIyECssn A FIrTs s1 s5;. GO or ss ~
LAsD eosrAfNIkG TWO ACRFs EACH.
~ The Towr ours Of se
in the esse st,led b. ssarke W.. tdv,n aoblnson
and W. Tcmpkns " tn; SAINT pron.u1Ssd Oh
At pnbiie auct,e1. upon II. pre,a,ses, on THURS
DAY the Sd Jtnuary. 1861. tif far u 20. sne
P. NJ, Inc Raj Estate in III. proceed,nrs men
toned VIZ: The interest Of Edwin Robinson m
levied on ., virtue OF attachments these causes,
dess ,, e. IN PIN and sa,vey made BY '"h u
and 60. .saased in tina, part of tbs county Of Hen
RICO called Sidney and bounded by Ha.yie Rok-
ws,eb we've vsSed Cs Fu.sace RoSnsans t. Ip T.
". GIszeb,oos. M Burton. Gecrse Whitfield.
son. BY deed dated the 9Th da' Of june lsss the
interest of he SAD Edwin Robinson therein being
TERws.-Ons f.urth o. sh and the balarce In &.
and u months. for nsxotiable notes, with inter
est AIDED The title to be retained nntI the whole
ed by the Court. mo HUTCs EN- N;
JAS NJ TAYLOR & soN. Auctrs. de ~
TRUSTEE sALtO OF tn THREE
suk kesfs s. k kSse :. V
cord 10 Ito the csrts iee Of asn co onaty Gour.
hclsry rrocerd 10 sell the co, nty Court House
| or MONDAY. the 7th day of ia iuurs, 1851. tha'
being Court DAY } commencing az IL O'Clock NJ
the prorerts described in said ed IS toll Tvs;
All that certain piece or par. ei OF La iyips
and being in the counts of Her leo on the north
| SIDE of The " il iainsburg st &c road about ba
| milA from the Yosk River abroad. and con
tanning thirty three acre.. mo or less. adi"in
! inc the ,ands Of Samuel Brsde, s chiiden Pol,
| same real estate ccnve, ed TO sad klvira e Gar
rets By Charles hagan, Truseee Tor Marsare
Dohhins and 9TH RS, by deed oearius date the zstf
| TEaMs.- nouzh IN cash to defray the expenses
| of sae and bond for $500 with interest from
Dece nber LIST, 1850 ii PAL the ,emai' d n upnI
such terms as may he az reed upon on the da' o
| sac JOHN FALLON. Trustee
| las NJ TAYLOR Il SoN, Aucts de 10
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BIZ Thomas Pamnill Auct'r,
ipErvpSpr-. G Val

ARGF SAit Or s.B ttp Factory
u FIXTURES On WEnNESDAY,ih s I'd jan
WashinEt ron street occupied by MeEne's
NcCul CHI. shall sell at auction all the hxtures
bei"nsIng 20 raid concern, consisting IN part of
shput
81 IRON PRESSES large ard small.
rs PAT. MiLL>, TWIsTING BsNCuFS. 10.
A large lot IRON and Wooden SdAPING MILLS.
IHOs BANGS 60. &c.
lOV, zoo feet Seasoned Sycamore PLANK, y and
inch thick,
A quln,ity Of LICCRICE, and all other articles
used in lar. o Tobacco N anu factory
TERMS. Under $50, cssi; S1 to $500 FUR
months; over 500. SIX months y apprmyed en-
dorsea nagotiatls notes. MckNERY
Surviving partner McEnery &cCui och.
T PAANlLI. Auct de rs dtds
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r. IkK INSUkAHCE.
MARINE INSURANCE
Unsrrpcrated 1881
YNE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE iNE9A

- ONkoe No. Isl Main Street, Richmond. IN
Capital and Surplus, S7s0IGg.
THIS CoMPANf has the advantage of :i1saty- sss ~
vsary experience in the Insurance usiness, ana
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during all
of that period needs no special Recommendation to
the citizens Of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and County, ans
Marine Insurance TO all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
Affairs are mana ged rrudently, but literally. and s
rates are az low Ga thcee of any ether good natts-
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. l.. Cowardil. ]. j.. Wadsworth. Patrick Cnen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. " Smith,
Horace l.. Kept, Thos. Samson, y. l.. Winston,
VIM, Palmer, Chas. " Purcell, jno. N Gordon
Alex r. Parker, JOS. p. Winston. Arch, Thomas
Jas. A. Iulces, H. A. Cfil borne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, In reraop OF
Nv letter. W. l.. COWAHDiN. prealdens.
M.wrLLYx. =. SscyalAr- 10 s-ts
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LIFE INSURANCE., 40.
IFE, FIRE AND MARINE INsUR-

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFIcR No 1853 ArNtk. b. Cox nm or liTH) ST..
atCnMOHD, VA.
Charfeysd 18th Mareh, 1857.
This old and reliable tnstifu'Ion, with ample
capital, and contingent fand carefully Invest.d d,
continues TO insure Sta YES, BUfLUI GS,
MERCHANOlZE,tf every descriptions HOUSE
HuLD FURNITURE and famils WEtRlNG
APPAREL. VESSELS, RG0ES and
FhETGH r, ut the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible DIS
patch. DfRKcToRs:
DAVID Currie. Robsrt " Burton,
c. 4 Workman, Francis J. Bainss,
John H. Claiborne, gYnn +. Subject,
John J. Wilson, Thos- A. Rust
Alex Garrett, Geo. n, Gwathmey.
-. DAVID CUhRlE, resident.
JOHN j. WILSON. Treasurer.
X l.. BROOKE, Secretary. de T-ly
las Is. MACnUkDU, Agent MANHATTAN
j LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
York Office at the Insurance Agency of THos
M ALFRIENp on 18th street, nearly opposite Gid
dn's Hall, where applications viii be received.
l3-ly
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NEGRO HIRING.

The subscriber begs to return his acknowedg-
ments to his friends and patrons Tor their fdvors
during the past six ears. a. would inform them
that he still continues the business OF 81 k, y
COLLECTING CLAIMS. and all busiress per
tanning to a g ENERAL AG ENCY, to all Of which
he gives his personal attention .
Parties in the country VINO may entrust the
hiring of their Negroes TO him. may resi- assured
Of every attention being paid to getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices. ana 10
the event of sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER
sONAL ATTENTION shall always be supplied. he
has also large com portable partment, connected
with his Office where those servants VINO are MOI
provided with places to stay at night during the
hiring, may remain, with good nre, Jfes o.
charge. ~, - -
better bs sent IN to me as early after thrstmas Ill
possible.
To those at distance to whom am personally
unknown, beg to refer to the following persons
Dickinson, Hill & Co., Richmond; DR.. homai
Iatane, Arthur Temple. John Lumpkin THOMAS
Faan.IsToy Kps and 9.ssH fS oop pr
land county; John L. Latane, w Latane, Or
John Lewis. King William county Geo Turner
Richard Turner, F. Maginnss. Thomas Lee, kinl
t;eors county Ro. Fudgln. DR.. John D Butter
Caroline county N. J. B. Whitlock, Dr.. lanes
Latane, I'd Noel. Bsy. D: Roy. j. Roy M!o3 Gu
Thomas 6 clopton. jefferson stubhs, Jasper 9
Hughes, Gloucester county Parkes Slater. James
City county; DR.. Ro. A. Payne, Richmond county
VIM. +. Clopton, Ro. Howe. DR.. l.. q. Cr9mp
Jno 8. Lacy, r. T. Lac New Kent county; Dab
ney Parrish Louisa county VIM; D. u Giop.on, ~
Lanenburg county; J. B. CheWWn ilE, Cuipepe
Capt: s Middleton. John Gormly, Norfolk.
| de Baldwin
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Bvsa.. M. Tnyier & SIN. Anct's.
SMAIL FARM AB.UT SIX MILEs BE

CMAIL FARM ABB T NiA WILtS BE:
- Low TIE CITY OF RIGA nGND: rS n, M
TloN.-WIli be Old on MONDAY. the 7sh inst :.
at Henrlco Court House, in iii sdi .tey att tue
of land containing about Ga ac es, sl,u.ted about
SIX miles below Richmond ON the Williamson
stage road. >nio and adons the tracs adver-
t'ssd BY said Fal'on. Trustee. rus b. k to the
York RIver Railroad and lies we for Gu tlvstt"n
ALSO-A. The same .iue and place. VIII be sold
12O acres Of lanf near W hire Gak swamp, adJ7 =
ing the lands If Jarrett F. Watson and others,
about nine r-lles fellow Richmond
TERMs.-One- f cash; the hal 4nce az and
mon ms for ne. otiable notes with lnterss st add d,
and secured by d Deed of trust. Taxes f,r 1861 To
be palu by the purchaser.
ia 2 JAS. M. IAHLOk SUN. Aucre.
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Gen. Wool on the Crisis.

TROY, Dee. 3l.-The Troy Daily Times this
AFTERNOON contains two letters from General
WOOL, taking strong ground in favor Of the
Union. aud IN favor or sustaining Anderson
Ia his position AL Fort Sumter and earnestly
urging that firm ground BE- adopted To put
DOWN rebellion. he declares that ii Fort
onntef De surrendered to the secessionists, in
twenty days 2oo,0oD men would be in readiness
70 lake vengeance on ali who would betray the
Union into the hands Of it's enemies.
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Mas T.. ; LUp n
fl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
A L
ON POINT CNMFuPT VA

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
THIS School IS successful Grafton. Its loca
ton for health is unsurpassed aud it presents one
of the finest water scenes IN the country Il ID
within three quarters of mile of tue Hyseia Ho
tei is immec lately the water, and has the I'D
vantage Of as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPTON can take
se hit more pupils than the, now have. upon early
application. The course of tuition Will be tho
rough. .
TERMS. FOR THE SESSION E.nglIsh $50; Eng
lish, inc u1ng Algebra or ienmetry, or both. 40;
French. $40; Latin, $40; Music, Piano and Guitar,
each. sou f; use of Piano, $40; Board, ASKING
Fuel and Light, : 90.
The School opened on the first Monday IN Ucto-
Der and will close he last OF May.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months
aud hose who desire 1t can receive their regular
musical instruction. de l3-- I'm
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CENTRAL he A. tIn<ITURE FOR
DAY NOR Ing January LIST. c0mme Do,Dg 81 10
o'clocx at the Central Hotel. co.ner OF n and
ing of a very iarse assortment. whoh hiss been
GU chased within . few Years. and l. o? So"d
gu airy, such as s usually found in q h'st GLASS
Hotel
TERMS Sums Of $50 and unter. cash; over that
amount. at 20 da q credit Tor approved, en-
dorsed ne OF Al ole notes. interest added.
de Is tn y W. kEESf Auct'Y
- The a owe sale III be n uued THIS D Y
at the same hour L. w n. Auof.
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The House Crisis Commi,,ee

BALTIMORE, Jan. There has been a iubi.
liant excitement all day, In conseq uence of a
private letter from Henry Winter Davis. that
the House Crisis COMMITTEES will present an
unanimous report, embracing an enabling act
of New Mexico-no new State to be- nd.
United without the consent of all the States.
and pl-dsiug the repeal OF all Personal Lib
efty bills.
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nv Crensna " 4 Co.. Asct's.

FIVE IHOISA >D - SIS PAINE MO
I COFFEE. T AUCr TON We Will a for
next, a. our warehouse on the b in. commsne-
IN a, IL "'o'"ck A. Nj. toe CARGO he bafE Fan
nie Crenshsw Just arrived direct from Mo do -
5 0o0 h'ss Prime and Choice RIO COFF EE. in
doabie bags, and selected expressly Tor this
maYtet
TERMS. Unde.. $40. cash; over that amount.
fcu months' credit, paeer Ia he made satss scsory
10 the SCI lers. CREASdAW ca Auots
de % Richmond Va.
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ByIas. N. Taylor r Sen. Aucrs.

TRUSTEES SA, E0F Mat LIFT
MARKET FARM. WITH ICE, HOUSE
MOND = ny auth nit, Of a deed Of trust executed.
y Christopher Warherton and wife. bear,ne date
the al da. Of hutust 1859 aud IF record in the
Clerks office Of Henric, onnty Court the u der
signed a. trustee, named therein, will proc ed to
sell at pu. lc auctr'n on the premises on WIZ
A. NJ that desirable little ma. ct farm upon
which said Wsrbertnn resifes.on the old ~ ep Run
Turnpike f q miles ON the CITY OF Richmol d.
con,ainiag isZ acres. There are NOON the acc
n small dwelling house all necessary out houses,
and large ice house and pond suffici a. to NIL it
Ts MS. Enough in cash TO pay on note OF
$2l2 IS with interest fOm huxust ID lf6O nd
ex pc uses Of sale ard upon credit a. r. $40 IS
until december 18TH 1861 and upon such credit
as to the balance said WarbeTtnn hail appoint.
X. COURTNEY. Tru.lee.
Las. nj. TAILOR 4 ScN. Anots. de 10
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1I,tIE CiIIsWICN IIgDL-

j classical AN , ENHLISH.
The subscriber can take Int" his family Il
DUARUERS q few more toys to attend the CHS
WICK s HOOL, condurted by MIR. ANTHONY
pIBHELL, A. NJ whose ability and assduity com.
mend him to the public
The location IL. miles west of Richmond, } is
proverbIaliy healthy. and every Is taken of
the morSls of the pupils.
Board, including everything. Sl21s per month
Tuition from SIS to $50 for the -holastic year
GEO. q. EXAi,L,
do 10 I'm Richmond post-G Office
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HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. THE Penhsyl-
wanna Legls stature met to-day.
In the Senate d resoiutlo was offered de-
caring that Pennsylvania is willing u pass
laws recessary to the redress of any real grew
ancss of sister SAFE, If such are found to ex-
ISL proclaiming II 10 be her ardent desire 10
cultivate friendly relations with sister States;
oeeitring her adhesion TO the doctrines OF
Jacksons proclamation, aud her willingness
70 contribn Ia men and money to the preserves
Ton OF The Union.
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s---------
EUUCATICNAL
49, = =asN---7aa
p ICHMON

DICHMOND FEMALE SEMiNARY.-T
II regular exercsessof this Institution will be
resumed on WEDNESDAY. January 81, 1861.
with n full corps of instructors.
The Chair recently made vacant by the resig-
nation of Mr.. I. COLEMAN. 4s been filled by
the acceptance of MIR. TAYLOR MARIIH. 4
gentleman well ssown for his high intellectual
quail 6carions and for hs successful experience
as a Teacher. A. NJ. DUPU4.
dr 29-- lw Principal.
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Ihirty.three Guns for Mai. Andersen.
READING, PA. Dec. 3i.-A salute Of thirty.
s saiee guhs was fired to-day by our citizens In
hohor Of Major Anderson.
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large LOT ~ ;:E FIN II, I ,as.ss-
nay a. INST al 10 O'Clock. will .e. at my sore,
ot Of ssnase, nova Wsrd HSsD su nsM
Sidahoa rns sofas Tete-a Tetss, Lounges.s pring- .
Seat. zane ard Wood Chars. m,hosany and
Back Walnut Parlor aud Rocking Cha.'s Jsnny
Dining AID other Tables, Hair and shuck Mat
tresses, &c. 100
A Quantity of handsome EN6kAVlNus'
LOOKING LAsSES, &c. oooy 49,.
r. b. GUOh, Auots
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COAL COKE. WOOD. &c.


( ,uhE.-The prlces of CARBON HILL COKE
~ Will be, until further notice, as follows:
Lump Coke. $500 Pr load.
Stove Coke. $50 " "
da lots JOHN j. WkRTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WGDD -Seasonsd and ar
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
laI9-tg mo WEpRH Rv's
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By Thos W. kpesee, Auctr.
(Offlce corner OF 2th and Cary streets.)

TaUSrEE,S tuFHATs. CAPS &C..
l. &C, OF EVtRY z VA, ~ lf; At AuCTinN,
18th day Of Dfcem'er. 1860, ana recorded in the
Clerks Office of the ,;ou IF Hastings ot the cit'
Of chm"nd | sh .ll sell. at public auction on
MoNn tie sst day Sf Deosmhs1 1861 e"m
a senerai assortment OF a rs. Ca s, &C &C.
Sale BY THos. W: KrEs sc. Auct'r. de 81
pnned TO 7 URSDsI, the Sd of January, in con-
SEQUENCE of Indictment Tea, he1r prspr .o,.
ia l. w. ktEn EE, Auo'r.
ARGE SALE az BUILDINs, LGTs AT
Il WEST POINT. VIRGINIA West Point is
situated at the head "f YORK river and is be au.i-
H Of bs by the Of hs
ihs Richmond and York River Railroad, distant
3oAs mics from Richmond and Sc from : ne Capes
river from Yorktown to West Point. a distance Of
depth AMI capacity sufficient TO acco!n modate all
the navIes of the world AMI all the oIeat Fasterns
piers. docks, h" IL has on ct IA mi es on the
Mattaponi and 21s miles on the iauun9ey, and
Tne X chmond and YORK River Railroad is now
running through to " est Point, and has fiteen
| posed town which viii be oevo.ed 10 depot pur-
poses, stations, machine shops. tnu ndres, &c
VI will
| the l6 h of January 1881, and continue from day
| to day until coHiplafed.
The sale will be without reserve as to price, and
for one thrn cash for esotia bic notes at sIxt
da, with approved end ,rsers and Interest added
and for the balance bonds with approved security,
| pa, able IN equal ms ailments al s'x an twelve
| months with interest L ON the day of sale
s,M,y { rHts%ooD, .bS sssId
| de 10 dSswids
"a Richmond w hlg, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
folk Argus, Richmond Examiner cop.
| HIGH C1NSTABLE's SALE.-Niii be sold
II on SATURDAY, the oth dav Of January; 1851
| at 100 clock. A NJ at the office o. the IN DE-
on ilth, between Nam and Cary streets. all of the
maternal Of SAID office. G; pslsing Of No
| PROOF rRESS, 8 lNPoSINi STONES,
STANDING GALLtYS; DOUBLE STANDS
| with racks; u BRASS GALLEYS. 10 TYPE
&c sES, DESKS TABLES. psir CHASEs.
STOVE cHAIKS: STOOL, WATER cool
| ERR PUSING STICKS, lot h" Ass ID ASH rs
and RULtS, lot OF LADS, 2 c'ses FAN y
TYPE. together with all Of the TYPE, snftcien
to print large newspaper-ali new and 10 ZOO
| order to satisfy distress warrant IN nv hand
against De lit 4 "abeil in tavor Of ~natcus Har
| rs Bro. TERMs.-Cash.
de 27-tds F. BUTLER. H.C. G. X.
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AUCTION 0ALH0.
FUTURE DAYS.


ryuuNlTURF. DRY GOODS, GROCE
+ RiEs, ac-will be scld At auction; AZ my
store. corner If M ain and 18th SIS on THURS
Commencing at 10 o'e eck, q Genera' assortment
OF new and eeecnd-h md IN = r =
n Y tiUODS-..oats, Palts. Vests, B,ofs,
Shoes, Hoop skirts Net shirts Or wers. Ja. kets.
Also, lot of Fprs, Vlctorins Mon.',u nns' @c.
iac'a'eo i'''''o' AK. MOTT. Auct'r.
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NEGRO HIRING, 10.
REDI,Mgc4q,"nns IN 4 ks4 aSsHsiRR.,. AGENT.

N AUCTlONEENS. GENEkAL AdENTS. T
AND COMMISSfO CHANTS.
Az the seaseu 10 now atva~cing for HTkINI
OUT NEGROES, we offer our esrviees especially
in that department. feelns confident that our "a
ciitties are such 40 will enable US TO obtain for
them good homes and good prees, with promp t
returns made quarterly.
We also stend PROMPTLY 70 the sale If all kinds
Of Country Produce, Collecting Claims, &C.
Office. for the present, Basement Metropolitan
Hall. Franklin street.
REYEREacBs.-S. MoGruder's Sons, Duke A.
Hutcheson, Charles C. E.teit. Thos D. Qsaples,
Riehmpnd' Richmond T. Lacy. r, Bail, New
John !. Walker, CHARLES City; r. R. coke, Col.
VIM. Bush, Alien Rich-rAson James CITY: Oswald
Kemp, r ~. Fitzhugh. Gloucester; Robf Healy.
Joseph Christian. hiddIese Nuscoe Garnet,
r. NJ. ware, Essex; DR.. =. y, Henley; Turner (
Acre. King and Queen; ]. b. Edwards Dr. r
Gregory, P. H. slaue liter. King NilIism; WIN. o,
Winston. Jas i.ipseomb. Hanover; p. Wool
folk. r.. y. Motley. w. + Catiett, Ca -oiine: n M
Kent, Louisa; r. l.. olsman, Jas. w g ,ss j. l..
srsdy, Alsemarlei DR. Geo. 8. Newman, Col B
+ Male. Vim. n. Chapman. Orange: Dr. Jnsenh
Nerrls Chariottesville T. A, Crenshaw. Amelia:
p Spencer. ], N. n. Porter. Powhatan; Juo s.
Wilson, luueuburg da 4
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tOaf NEGRO HIRING FOR 1s61.-
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the public as a HlRkR OF NEG OES for me
ensuing year. His increased experience enables
services that their business will be attended to
IN the most satisfactory manner, and prompt re-
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Peasants, l.. X. Splman, John ID Guy, Attor-
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