davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

~.
Law NeTlcEs:
80 nAaoE.
arrtk NErAr LAw.
1ELNA. Ala.
IA NM mFa nfasnat affaaH1a iH N~ e9Aes''H oi
VEINS ~ ans fsli ai AA tau
W. .. ununrruA,
ArronNEr az hAHs
NfWnitS. ~. t........,.
w l.t w'.tee ia w i..s's
W,.sisa E Nf''aa' ''', u-g
,t... /. .-..... rtuse - stsnrn !
suANwos a rAnnun
II ivs nrfsaf. +. ..sa.....|a'a OBJ ff ase rf enc 2
I III sa nilu 4. .i.ssi ...s'f q. M aHgsa o1.
l''a ft'rn ID aIf r.r.f ..aa a'
~. 4 ...... p III r's raf -...n
n 't.at 81 o.t.r So ta.l. aaa'. Of .
seh a'a eatt btlt ~.
4. g. WWN
nNnN
uEkAtN ia. /
r.n. rnAtiasi
trroByry $50 'C11sl.ilot At LAW
N1ntt W
tt Nsrn naa Sire 80
Wihh ursst.ataa ~. 49, T. ~. .a "a
W COLO NaH ef "a att
unrrnafet.
r.. NH
RnJl tsee v.a.
raoaf ffs a eu b {. f.a
ns.u a.... Fh.s ~
Nee. ttia
tM.. v.. NIFf ultta.
Net atfa "
f.su a.t,l naea 8 a.a
warrs a nntr,
trraar affaG tfw.
.Ktla feN.i o't ni's.
u..u.ian. ~
"a. 81. Fpnns
Jru-- o. ~ ml.f f9ftsr rratic
rammtsatsasg ~ chaatsFyt
rI.-lTrs g.frI rNrNIN. Hfst
W 5'. i,..s .sfaas sfst. tsatss.
'ii.lth
=. u4 |4AAA NtAt
.SrnFstrirf ftklk7 7roa -
- a.sE MIS-.
..rs % ts,a n,y
ms,s. r arumHu,
ArronFfr ar hAW,
f.HmNq NiN
tra ai. fart N.lr
rs. rl,fss.ss
i'A' e. .il.e. .,v,t,t.-.,s
Xvurss''sss. rl....'' +. ~. a.'',..a .a. b
NY % ''s i.u.a,.. tai u i.s.l l'l.
'e. ..ast IS ,f.a s.s1Ita rromrt,
s..hna -u
stas. 2. fosnoE, ......
w 49,, s, ,a'
- nvksa q cliArh,N. ...... d,
III lis ~ Ha'fa entfiat.t ie a'en f' r-
rr.ta U..ur .,.. u.
n.. ''' lay = 80 .lfy
a., =, E ,.e-s' "a 80 s.'.s. 2. td.ai.
rs1iurr n.''e.'sa .dan Hll,rfH e. n'.s
Q.iaia. -. i
rHnMAH ~. ouWANs
WILL tt#tF H .uin'neas and ateay y ~
= ~ Vs. ra.a.ss "a s.mriln. UafnHton @u.H .Hl. tu
street siiaaH III n1 Nffn On ne Nit ~ ["
ctuct ,.....f-.
U,l ...s. IssI taI
a--as-
....,, ~ ~. ..'..,, s...., "a ....
w .i~l ~ S (. fsnns.'s'. snf IS tna lnia,.
49,. 49,. f..a..atsr.
m..r.n,s.#a a'mlt promptly.
N-rHrst ~. NaHea q tHt WalY
aa..sss.s.s VI. .f.g,sf n
80. 80 Ass.ts -. sai .i ... 81.
NNlah
eaaaaa AaftA AA l.e, l
toa y. ~ sNti sos
Mite'aAN "H W. A. - .. -
NNlal. W. ~
w tH sshaa
NgtiHN ~ "'N " 'Nf. - sf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

So r-HEtr. ls.,tus Z. Aawir'-.ro son %
w ther-;-.. n. i-,.1 ia... .at8
oi E,E .ucsUui-.o - --.a Ct 1-.s..-sip ipulytso
granted Io ,le uu.er.i med at tie ii.cs n
Der Term or ,he Probate Court o. Newton
couu.y. NOW all elsou- hav.n ,l-.-as
a-ains. the estate of said Geccdtutarehere-
by notified 10 cxl.lis tae same, ana have
item 8. IS .grcd wi-L.n Tie time rr- r.l-
81 ~ law. Cr thav viii boz forever barred.
r. I. NJBRELL, A'lf.
T7n. .0-h, 1901. l6-It
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Tck,.- from sIoo 70 any Price, At the above r.ss per
Dollar.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

A#AaN aMNHtffAANH = AnNaaHs
M NtNEAS Letters of Administration
w wafo granted lo the undersigned.
ut the dsuuary term of the Probate Court
u. Wafne County Mics, on the estate cl
iullN 7. l.. HORNS. deceased notice o.
hcreby eIren tp'all persons having claims
lrfinsi stia estate a. rresf ut them. duly
Wohafed wlihin tho time allowed ~ law
nr theY wlIl te barred and an persons
indebted 70 che ,aid decrient. are required
t0 come firu1fd aud m keimmcdnio pay
mont. lNO. ~. HORNE. Adm.r.
jim b. lllI. ln-lt
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

rtrIu.Na. MI.a
uawtVfsa Itssae s.aI iIrnla.ffra n 81 rrarft0 a.
III itW so a.fsaf nf lfHH''f 0H aI h0slHH.H
faN o. tHHfu IH HfH NIN'N NiN '.HA NHNt
...,.,f..a ~ H.anHf. HHiIiH .Hl#E sHHfrn. lHfW
H.a... tifft aaH IHf.iaHIaia IHaf HIi f'a. n.Hf.
~ n ~ IIIfa laIiHf af Inf ea.c eat a Co., lUi.
.iiafra .i..IT..aI HHfi n NIH.H.H
s...... f. Il. HtIr
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Nov. ss 1850.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

james MlGohoc
~. e.
james o. Rirlhy and '''"'
y i Daniel
nN virtuo ol The above stated vcndi 10
~ me d.rr0lod. 7 win on Monday the
.h o.daY Narph net 8. iu front of the door
ni ihe Court House iu the town Of psuld.
lnt. dasntr county. State oi Mississippi.
between fho u.ufl hours of sale. olif Cor
fale az ruh.ic cutlery lor cash. thc follow
Iuf described property to.witi Three
acrns in tho 3. k of N T. &. section one
Township four OF Range III Eist levied
un as fhe property at the above named
drlendtut. IAliEsO O NiGsBY. 90 satisfy
tle above stated ycndi ia my hands. and
aN cast
T.. n LASSlrER.
sheriff Of Jasper County.
Jan. H1 if1l lose
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20
Ff. fi- N.'--Tt bfH9-r0t
Extraordinary Adventures Of an English
Lcrd.

J. !. HooPER. Secretary.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20
CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTION
FoR TIE
PRffssIOEAz GOVERNMENT
OF THE
e94ftDER4TED 6TATIs OF AMERICA.

We NC Deputies Of The Sovereign and
lndepenoent States Of South Carolina.
Gcor4A Florid7. Alabama, Mississippi
and icnt.ena invoking the favor OF Al
migAfsf7dod, do hereby, in half Of bese
Statost eldain and establish this Consfi u
ton 1T the Provisional Government o.
tle sa1le5 70 continue orc year from the
inausttNton Of tho President, or uatil %
perma.'ent Constitution or Confederation
betwe,A the SID States shall be put IA
operasl,o, Whatsoever shal. Grs. occar.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20
ARTICLE /.

SEcrtt l. All legislative powers herein
deleeileA shall - vested in this Con- gre $
now q Jed, until Otherwise ordained.
| orc. + when vacanciosEhaH happen in
the reNtesenta-ion from auv State. the
same f'Nl be Lled "a such manner as the
/ rT0pe tnthori,:as o. tho S,lge shall d.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20
ROYAL HAVANA PLAN.

ROYAL SCHEME:
rvr- =. uv..~..s.,. Er-..-,-ss GrrFars-~y~s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
tn. :horria chm. 5enfioti.

MiILppgEyiItt GA Jan II .--Explana ions
given In the State Convention by the co-ope-
ration members this morning show that the
Ordinance Of Secession Will be signed almost,
If not quite, unanimously.
TsEcoSD DtsPATcH]
MiLlEpsEvILLE, Jan. 21.-The following
preamble and resolution, written by Hon. A
IL stephens, and Judge stephens. and pre-
sen,ed by fudge Nisbet, were adopted unani-
mously
tghereas lack of unanimity in the action of til IL
Convention the passage OF the Ordinance Of Sc
ccSSiun indicates a difference of opinion among the
members of the Convention, not lnuch a. to the
rights which Georgia claims, or wrongs OF which
she complains. to the remedy and its application
before a resort to other measures of redress and
Ithereas IL Is dcsira BILE to give expression to that
intention which really exists among all the mem
bers of the Convention To sustain the state in the
course of action which she has pronounced to bee
proper for the occasion Therefore,
1 hcsoirci That all the members of the COnven-
ton, including those " no voted against the Ordi
nance as well those lilo voted for it, wi IL sign
the same pledge of the unauirlous determine
state in this course OF remedy with all Its re-
possibilities. without regard to individual APP
proval or disapproval.
It's adoption Of the Ordinance was signed by
all except about dozen delegates, and those,
it is believed, will sign tomorrow
A II. Stephens, Lintin Stephens. Governor
johnson, and other friends, signed the Ordi-
nance.
A demons ira ton on n grand scale is going
on might
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
Nous frnm Pixies Peak.

FoRr kEARSEY. Jan. 1s.-The Wea Their is
mild and it is showing fast. The Western
stage with passengers and the mail, and HinCk-
ley 4 Cos messenger, with 5000, passed at
half past ten +, NJ. last night. Denver City
dates are 10 the 18th inst.
\ sever" snow storm will delay the move
ments OF many san Juan adventures who
were about leaving for that point
About thirty quartz mills are still running
in the Mountain City neighborhood, and they
are doing We'll.
The water gulches are failing steady only
those can run that have mills.
Several sluices have been started in the
Platte diggiugs, eight miles above this city
They are supple with water from the Hy
draulic Company ditch, and miners say they
can make wages Whero here tofore work would
not paw. pottery manufactory will COM
menCe operations in q short time near this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
The Massachusetts AboLitionists in Trouble

BosroS, Jan l9.-Wendell Phillips is an
nounccd 10 speak here tomorrow evening
The Anti-Sllyery Society asked the protection
OF Mayor WiShtman, who refused 10 protect
Phillips bat assured tho Society that the
peace of the city should be maintained.
The Society then sought the protection OF
Governor Andrew. who sent his aid to see
what the Mayor proposed TO do. The mayor
replied TO them that he would maintain the
peace of the city: that if disturbance took
place In the hall il would be cleared, and thai
if there were indieat tons of a row before the
hall doors We're opened he would have the
hall closed. Protection has been asked for the
annual anti-siavery meeting 10 be held next
week but Ii Was refused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
The postmasters in the Seeding States.

NAsHINaroE, Jan. U.--Numerous applica-
tons confirm" to be received from postmas-
ters IN the seeding States for supplies of
pos aSe stamps. Before the orders are filled,
an affirmative response Is necessary to the
question whether they do now, and will con
tinue TO hold themselves responsible TO the
Government i'll conformity with the existing
laws, for all the postal revenue received by
them Tho orders have been filled accord
ingly--thc posimasters following the example
of the Charleston postmasters. Thus far pos
tai communication In the South is uninter-
rupted.
Judge Greenwood still has the tender OF
the Socretaryship of the Interior under con.
eiIpra ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
Jmportaut from Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Jan. 19.--The House
passed to day q bill TO provide against the in
vaSion of the State by sea. 1t makes pilots
liable to fine and Imprisonment who bring
foreign vessels into the harbor of Mobile, and
authorizes The commander Of Fort Morgan tC
destroy the beacon and landmarks at his dis
erection.
4 resolution was also passed 10 make con-
tract for the cons truction of Il telegraph line
to Point Clear, in order to effect more rapid
communication with Fort Morgan.
Ii is understood that Mr.. Hooper, OF the
Mail will be Il candidate for Clerk of the
Southern Congress. He is warmly supported
BY the secessionists here.
Ii is impossible 10 get any information OF
the secret proceedings of the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
FROM AsHINGToN.
cossrsroxpFxcR OF THE nisrArcu.l

rAgrESF0NDkNNh VI tSh '9iN'' - q
WssHtNaroS. Jan. 20, 1861.
has zone OUT like q deer. ut a bound
4 'oEk -. e,en touch The fence IN gong over
i da ~ t,eo OF them AMONG III" Original
. ~ ~. los9 10 The 'niun. VII they ever
1..''' me yvt~e>t of their Members ten me
AZ" ,t,,ld ihc> obtain equal rights. WIN
.,,v.r "a cheek the great aad gtoWims
N'N,-,3ior "a the plan of Mr.. Hunter,
(; ~. ~ Nr phillips, they would return
",g ,si> therr u no hor',', ....
=. 90 - ,ser j. close az hant. Sooner or
tr't. - .,.o,t,r aud fiCl>Cu> viii have 10
+ s'' -r,,,~e u no avoiding IT.. Neither
az -, my Lincoln WIit >itricAft'r 'nelh.
'''SS,' ,1.nca It escaping nnlnediS'e nos
+. m TIN truc" praQoscN "N ~" ',ou va
i-N. -. ~ GOV. Plcken>. But the end
:, ing And Il u he tru" that Lieut..
~ Wy - Aadar~on's messenger, has re
Ncl. - ,~l.rs 10 she CharlcstonianS 10
Hea N'.'' h,i,rfie> around the haTbor, we
ere ~, 3ooaShed in 3 few days. 1t Will
iN'A ~ ...tl lives % tahe Fort STUNT" but
= ~, ~ NJ ~, 10 more now than SIX weeks
I. ,uusi q" done.
! ac" oil effort was made IN the Senate
+ p, 80 gef Kansas In. II failed. But
'''''' .,s'-a of the Georgia and Alabama
.'..stfIs- The business. Some say that
Az. -. +, admitted, the Republicans
N'-.t - ,,TfaS GA The Crittendeu amend
h ~ - ~, ,t,. head devil of the Republicans
tf.s,s almost equals Wade in his coer-
-. A. expire scd IN his recent speech.
B .,,n,I> al. the Chicago platform, and
- 10 Array bill with the distinct un-
-; ~. mat force viii be used to recover
4 .'.,,1 tr9ruais "a the seeding States
Il anton which passed the Virginia
'., ..-. "a. saturday, and winch looks 10
r.,.r,,lou rlr>p wllh the South, III ca G
4 SO u-,.~ Of ,QuC.}Iat!ou are rejected, taS !
-,.,.l.! h..f is NOT approved here. Good
4 -a not expected from II. In taking
4 ....,gsu. j.. mat not be forgotten That we
a.,am1a.. ,.ng ourselves 10 war Are We
ere -rrevcn preparing TOR that vent 2
4 tbs ... not tIlcU 10 ,stlhiisn a pow
4 ~,i,grg.rv in the mount tinS, il Would
49, ~ tell is mere business speCuin
syar, from the prospect of war, II woGld
admirably.
-',,,,t no, be supposed that the people
--,d Harpers FcrIy ere indifferent 70 The
4 t,ry StsIr Of things there. \ gentleman
I. ,6.t uelslbOyhood tells me that, Ill the
-.,ari III" stalwart men of that region
-. found ready, 1T the tap of a drum, Il
.gr duty.
bt,e never seen paper 50 beside itself
IN Mission rs the TrjbnHe Is now. Each is
D. ,,,a.srs 20 be- more rahid and bloody than
,r. before. Yesterdays number seemed
t. .faIlrrcd with the foam of maniac
hing his teeth The occasion was the ssp-
zeal izure If Washington City by Mary
IN. and Virginia Nothing less than a mira
..-.r keep 4 people. inflam,d by This PERM
,, sheet, from plunsiHg madIy into civil
.- l. calls CTiitcndcn > amendment tht
-l.irndrn surrender and is doing its nj.
,...1, "a keep II from getting 10 the people.
more lovely. sunny. clear blue day thar
... present could hardly be desired. 1t l.
p' and a sort of March wind is rapidly
INN. the abundant mud in which We have
!. Il aound"riug for q week back ZED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22

CHtELErToS. Jan. 10, Isl

tELErToS. Jan. 10. 1861.
Z Old SECESSION oar old cannon has Just
lam.ced Georgia out OF The Union, 10y a
,.gr,ry OF llg " no doubted it
he Northern papers make a great " hula
loo about there being some persons in
.-,rv state opposed 10 secession. II ii were
81. II would not be anything 10 BE- wondered
. hut II not 40. There l. respectable
aayl.y m Alabama and Georgia who would
boz glad 10 wait q while to see what the North
i, do. but. b. sure there Is but one seuti-
.sn1 ia all the Cotton States about The ulti-
mate secession 81 these States if ample guar
au'ea. Were not given. There certainly is not
,the Of such Is these even, a there are at
81 North those who viii side with the South
the went of collision. See the meeting, 4
~ night, ago IN New York. OF the working
Nothing set Ga- been made public from Col.
tvue. Orr troops are Vigorously preparing
lr batteries. aud making ready FOR the worst.
Nr!i informed gentlemen tell Inc that there
e ga understanding between our Government
that oI the United States. aud between
.Hr Government AMI Maj. Il Anderson, and that
% sirtps shah not be altered on either side.
| tbs may be- 80. Tor l certaini! do not profess
e. aIJW "a" seer, = of our men in pow eT; but
] 'entHre IN make . prediction, on my own
responsibility, that Fort Sumter Will either
3. surrendered ar taken forcibly in less than
days Tn" fact il, Mai. Anderson and his
orW5ud ara cur prisoners now.
lprilct mother thing, and mark it-and |
Ssh OLD "H1sJy Plate OF Soup" To mark it,
..'y-ihat II Mayor Anderson sheds one drop
@! blood ou the soil of South Carolina, or in
'.r luIh"r II Charleston, neither he or his
Gl'aHd VIII ever come out that fort alive
J uol get nav notions from headquarters;
D. Them from those who have the brunt 10
h~r.
Another falls" hood has gone the rounds of the
'".'iIJn paH"r~: That we are without food
."H W. up'cr had more, nor better, and
NErny cheaper. We SEE no difference in
"i'hi4E but coal That is worth So twelve
.'0iar>' per ton. You would do well to send
-tfr'i c1Fg0es of your best CRATE coal.
4A' ahpHuunlsts are afraid to send theiI
'ss'is here. hut Nirginians need not My
a.g upon H. YOU viii find no difficulty.
mere ara inst passing my door three COM
'&"ieS OF the finest looking negro men ! ever
'N-Eolug 10 the different points To work OH
,ha hrrasrworks
q, Yesterday company of them went over 10
Norris Island. with their masters, who are
'ai0h'e"rN from one OF the upper districts,
'''h "nit" man having his negro man. and
+t alA-t Master and servant fight side by
,nr BY Monday l shall be able TO give you,
j 'htnk the ultimatum Of Col. iayne, and
s",haps some Startling tidings
a mr. took place here Yesterday morning,
--'' s7d 10 say, Lady persisted i'll the flames.
tIRGISITs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
from CharleSfn

CHARLEsToS. s. c., Ian. 2l.-The four IT, S
soldiers from Fort Sumter, III this city as wit
nessCs in a murder case. attempted to escape
Saturday morning, by leaping from the win
dow OF the Grand Jury room. They were re-
captured and escorted by file Of soldiers 10
boat, and sent back to Fort Sumter.
Gov pckens, on Sunday, sent Mai Ander
son fresh marketing, with his compliments
but the latter, while courteousiy acknow
Lodging the act, declined to receive them unit
he can hear from the Government at Wash
inrton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22

TOLEDO Jan. 19.-The American Hotel was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000
Insured
CHICAGO, Jan. l9-The round house Of the
Chicago. Fort Wayne and Pittsburg Railroad
was burned day. Two locomotives and
other property We're destroyed. Loss $50, 900.
No In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
Fuoitiye Slave CaseYn Cleveland.

CLEVELAND ONO, Jan. ia eolored wo-
man, claimed as fugitive slave from Wheel
ing Virginia, was arrested here to-day She
will be examined on Monday. Judge Illden
has issued Il writ of habeds corpus, which Is
returnabIe on Monday morning What little
excitement there is, is confined entirely to the
colored population. The woman admits her
self that she belongs TO the claimant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
AUGUSTUS BODEKER. Truste
BY L. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IN

GALE OF Personal PROPERTY IN
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AT AUCTION
On u E>DAf, 18th inst, at " o'elk, will sell at
the farm of 4. l.. Walker. Esq, situated in New
Kent county. the kichmund and York Yivef
Railroad u miles below Richmond, the following
PERSONA Al PROPERTY.
6lonnS Mules young Mare, pair very hne
young Match Horses, / Horse. Mich Cows, q
oxen. . stock liugs-inproved breeds an elegant
set OF Fla rmiug implements, amongst them one of
Bickford Holman " heat Drills
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
/ Elegant Piano, GBe Sofas, Parler Etegre,
Centre Table, Chairs, Hat Rack. Black Walnut
EXtc1>ion Dining Tables, very fine Marble -Tol
Sidrhoard, with Etegre Book Case sets Cham
the other plain-together With Feather Beds, Mat
'resses. aud various other articles in the house
keeping line too numerous TO mention.
TEKNS.-AU sums under $780, cash over SioG
and under $3.50, sixty days over $3.50, four
mouths credit, FOL approved, negotiable paper.
ja Is l.. b. COOK. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
BY James VI. Taylor n Son. Auct'rs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOI On NAY
j Hill Pursuant to the provisions ol decd uI
ttust, executed by Nancy Judah, on ih3 I'D OF Au-
gust. ls5s, and recorded III the Jerk 0Ice oi he
Richmond our cOnycyl ing certain t2t 70
me iu trust shall on FRIDAY tes Ist day of feb-
rnary, IStl, at o'clock i. A., on the premises
sell at public auction, 10 this highest bidder, Tor
ca n, the properly conveyed i'll the said deed OF
trust for the purpose Of satisfy the debt secured
IN SAID deed The LOT hes ON Navy mi, In the
city Of Richmond On the northern side OF Baker
street between I'd and 18th streets, fronting on BID
kcr street % feet. THUS. J. EVANS, Trustee.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 SOS, Auct'rs. il p
>,ilERiff - SALE" i'll be sold ga Ed
- y hoDAi, the ZJu day OF January, l'oi1 AT me
II Richard Cau horn. at II elk. one PIANO,
one WATCH TWO DiFANs. ROCKING CHAIRS,
&c, 20 satisfy tax bills in my hands.
TERMs.-Ca,h. ). X. Phillips, d. ;, Tor
ia Ut II. X. ELLYs0N, ;. {. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-At Mrs. y. II. TH0RAToNS,
II corner OF foushee and Franklin streets, a few
ladies and gentlemen will find Il desirable silia-
ton as BOARDEi;S, with han somely furnished
rooms, in one of the most quiet aud deiiSnuEi To-
ga lilies in Inc CITY ia 2l-lW~
DGARDING.-l have Two ruGIn% vdctns-"ne
u suitable for family, and one suitable Tor
young men. Location pleasant, within ave MN
utes' walk 10 the Capitol, and convenient To bu>i-
ness Of The city. several DAY BOARpEkS can also
be accommodated.
CARLTON HOUSE. on 18th, between Broad and
Marshall streets, by Mas. BASE
ia ltr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
By Goddin & apperson, Auet's.
TRUSTEES ssLE OF yALuABL

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
COUNTY,, FOrR MILES FROM MANCHESTER
As trustee in a certain deed of trust, from Mr.. JAS
per 5. Clayton, dated lst January. 1850, duly re-
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton on the premises. on MONDAY, the 9TH Fee
first fair day thereafter the valuable farm former
~ owned by Mr.. Jesse Whitehead, and now oecu-
pied by Mr. Clayton. The tract contains 300 acres.
The place j. So well known that further descrfp-
ton is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Enough in cash to detray expenses OF
sale. and to discharge note of 81 sj3. 80, it'll in
cre>t II credit a. to 81 1873 So untl LIST January
1852 credit 10 y 1913. 33 until lSt January.
is53-wlth Interest from LIST January, ls6J-and bal
ance on such terms of credit may be announced
at the time of sale. The taxes for 1851 to be paid
by the purchaser.
in u AUGUSTUS RGDEKER. Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
Florida Convention,

TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 2l.-The Convention al
journcd to-day 10 meet again al the call OF the
President. The Hon. $ X. Mallory his beer
appoin ted by the Governor, and confirmed by
the Senate, Judge of Admiralty ut Key West
vice Marvin, removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
Sale ofthe Mexican Prize Steamers.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.--The Mexican prize
steamers Gen. Miramon and MARQUIS de Ha-
bana, We're sold on Yesterday 10 parties In Ha-
vana. The former brought Sl2 800, and the
latter s20, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22
Richmond, lst January. 1901.



BANNING bt NJ Ness, We feel II due 10 our sue
eaesor 10 say that, from long personal acIuaint-
ance aud business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his means. ability, Integrity
and prudence IN the management ri iiis affairs,
and do most cordially recommend him To our
friends aud the public every way worthy OF
their confidence and patronage.
SAEPH BRVMMEL,
IA - Il. = TAYLOR