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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

THEIR Homes AGAIN.-Saturday and Monday,
as usual, were them days, three fourths Of the
misunderstanding present. The present fine sleigh
ing. and an anxiety about home matters combine
70 this result -------
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
To COnsunpiives

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
ers years with lung Affection and that dread
disease, Co.lsImpICns anxious Ia make known TO hi:
Il los Sufferers the &c cure.
To all Who desire it, he will serd copy Of the prescrip
ton used Gree Of CHARGE with the directions for rrepar
ing and using the same, which they will find SURE CrRH
for CONSTITUTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c The only object
If the advertiser sending the Prescription is to bene
the afflicted and spread Information which he conceive'
be ovalusble and he hopes every sufferer will try bis
remedy, it w cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Iy.SI Williams burch KINGS County Y. Y,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

CooL.-South Carolina complains of the de-
rangement of the Z. s. mails. Why doesn't the
peslilent little virago carry her own mas.-
Louisville Journal
Why don't Canada complain that the United
States don't carry their mails regularly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

U An interesting article on Conces'
sion will be noticed in IngersolPs advertising col
umn. Also another matter Of interest to- all
who intend buying Sewing Machine, (Which
includes almost every body.) The Grover 4 Ba-
ker Co. have established at IngersOlrs their
Agency for central Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
M a H IA z ID

At the residence of Mr.. J. Claggett the 5th inst.
by Rev l.. Potter Mr.. ALEXANDER BLAIR and Miss 81
SAN NELroy-all of this city.
In Lansing, on the morning of Feb. 4h by Rev. ".
Hickox Mr. CHARIEs CASyfIL, of the firm of Dodge an
nel-and FRANCIS WHrLEsY eldest daughter OF the of
iciatng clergyman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

The LITTLE MEN OF BORNEo. - The
curious in natures work, will be much interested
with the wild little men on exhibition at Dodge's
Fall they are curiosities, decidedly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

Rev. G. ii. VIBBERT will preach in the
Senate Chamber next Sabbath, February 10, AT
10 I-2 A. NJ, ., and p VI. Subjects for the
evening: The Jews borrowed the doctrine OF
Endless Punishment from the Heather. Did the
Christians Of the First Centuries believe the doc
tsine OF Endless Punishment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

US. SExAroRs.-Hon. Timothy o. Howe, o.
Wisconsin.
Hon. Ira Harris, of Albany, is the Republican
nominee for Senator in place of Mr.. Seward.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

Hi ad n srrble eadache this hAfteuoon, hand step
ped into the hspothecaIes hand the
yon hease of an 'eadxchesr Dies il hske ara,
says e "lexceedingiy," says hi hand cpon that q
gave me CephAlic All, hand upon .roi cd
So quick thAtI 'Aroiy realized 'xd ad d 'eadsche
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

"a. Did you have the Sick Headaches 10 you re-
member the throbong temples, the fevered brow, the
oathing and disgust at the sight Of food How total,
unit you for ea-ure conversation study Ons
of the Cephac Pills would have relieved you from all tn.
suffering which you then experienced Fer this and Other
poses you should always have box Of them on hanc
to occasion requires.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

ssruciing the Senators and requesting the Repre-
sentatives to oppose the renewal Of McCormick's
patent united the strength Of the entire Legis-
ls,ure
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

rB- The man who heaved a sigh, became so
fatigued by the effort, that he has gone into the
lighter business of weighing public opinion.
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wednesday Morning. Feb. 6. 1861.

The HorELs.-The pressure Of quite a
sprnsling of Lobbies, since Monday week, has
made the Hotel business in Lansing look up.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

~ A merchant in New York refused to sell
fifty tons of lead when he learned that it was
destined for Florida.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06

FACT WORTH kNowING.-Spauliing's Cephalc Pills arr
certain for sick Headache, BILIOUS headache, Ner
vous Headache, Costiveness and Genera Debility.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plaster.
The Grea. Srengtkerer and Pain Destroysyi
TIE

CHsAPE-I
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IN The WORLDi
These ned Piasters palms, weakness and Dis
tress in the back. sdes and breast, i've knsg In.
deed certain they to do this that the Propretoe
them Spread from resins, bassDs and gus,
beautiful Kid leather renders them peculiarly adapt
ed TO the Of FEMALES md others Their sppestsso
il univ.rsi-%qusly 90 the strong the delicate 90
and the feeble infant To each ami al they pow
balm and blessing. Thsiru-- Agreeable, and With
annoyance trouble Each Plaster viii wear from
oa1 months and in rheumatic COMPLAINTS sprains
and brsy frequently effect cures whilst all other rsDe-
dies fail Full directions will b. fesxd the back Of
each Public speakers vocalist ,ters Of the Gospel
Ind Others will treDgr hen their lungs aud improve their
voices by wearing them On the J,edS PRICE lsx CIA
~ TIE above articles sold by ali the dealers in
Lansing. BY T. kent, M4soo ann b. brGgs,ts through
the Cnted States, Canadas and south Amerea ~
wholesale all large Drusgst- IN the princi~ cises
HfRRiCK a BROTHERS,
lys25s Practical ClpBistz. Albany. N. Y.
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The Rail ROAD TRAINS = Rail Road
arrivals have been somewhat irregular during the
past week, occasioned by the deep and dritted
snow upon the d. l. NJ. and the A. l.. x 7. b..
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By the OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nrr
Six Headache may be prevented and IL taken
he commencement Of an attack immediate relief from
pain aud sickness will be obtained.
They Sc dom fail in removing the Nd,s>a and Headaoh'
TO which females subject
They act gently upon the bovelss-semoving Costirs
For Literary me~. Students, Delicate Females, and al
persons Of sei.tary hatis, they valuable Lara
tire, proving the appetite. giving ,xe and to The
digestive organs. and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength of the vhole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result: Of long inys-tsa
and carefully conducted experiments having been "a
use MANY years. during which time they have prevene
An relic we'd vast amount Of pain and suffering from
aeadaehe, whether originating in the system o.
from deranged state Of the r.onaeh-
They entirely vegetable in their composition ant
may be taken at all times With perfect safety without
making change Of diet, and The aIsoe Of any disa
0rectle taste renders eay admiHiey >m to children
BEWARE OF oOUNIERFEIs.
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry Spauldin:
On eacn Box.
Sold oy Druggists and all oth@r Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent BY mail prepared on receipt OF th'
PRICE 25 CE n TS 3.
norders should Be addressed to
| HENRY c. SPAULDlNG,
] ly2os 4s Cedar Street. New York.
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y..rly Advertisements haze the privilege OF three
changes. .,,,, ..,uI., . nd ordinary
.:1..s Atyertisme nts, only. All others chargecby
.he square
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,
DEPARTURES AND CLOSING

For Detroit, 9 A. M-coses A u.
For S. johns and all inls the Detroit Nils aukee
line and North, A. Closes z. VI.
For Jackson, Eaton Rapids, A M.-closes p. "
For Jackson, via. Mason. 9 A M-ceses S p. II
For Charlotte, via Eaton Rapids, A. M-closes P. NJ
For Detroit, via Howell, A. N Tuesdays, Thursday,
and Saturday 's-coees ats p
For Grand Ledge, &c, P. NJ Thursdays and Fridays
closes At l2h T. n.
For Lyons, Tuesdays and Fridays, 6 A. closes a,
SPIN
For Bellevue, Saturdays, A. closes AT s P. N.
For hastin-s, Fridays, at p CLOSES at l21s p. "
For Bsron, Fridays, A. II CLOSES AT P NJ
On SUNDAYS the off &c vii, b. op. n from to 10 A.
NJ, and frum 10 ? VI at which last hour the mal.
for that evening VIII be closed.
no6 j " GRISWOLD. P
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Rates of Advertising.

s,us-e fIolines, 81 for the trst insertion, and
a.. luent pu bicstion for period
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-05
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

NO M WILL PURGE asE A wAERANTED SILVER
EOs)U ims pieca: 81, warranted Oid one; S37 50,
6ne Gold Hunting Patent and description of
Watches equally low bscane tbey sou to reimburse adj
ysp ,es mace. sent By mail re'eapt Of the cash
T. JA0Obe, No 43 Cedar street.
10 CEDAR STREE CognEg OF g1LrItN --Rsyo-
10 lnt.on ~ IS stcb Tepsrcg war picss | clesu-
yepairs v2tchcs Tor oliY ore dor spd variance
ns iber wsb cissses pat 10 Sgr ls cclis Damon
I'D odd ard Skier sSpght l. JACOBS,
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MUTATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs.

4 SITUATION WANlED-FY EssPE ABLE GEL.
"a 70 cook wss on Can be seen Tor three DAYS a.
Gxsrr ~ IN.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs.

A GENTLEMAN, NATIVE OF ITALY, COUNSELLOR
editor and professor of languages being here In
Dc greatest Distress appeals TO and good feel
Sg any or person going to Engand enjoy from them
ne syor Oh Apasssge 10 that country Address H. Co. He
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-05

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 'TUATION AS FIR9T
n cook understands in all its oranehes mas no 90
eeon to 20 In the couotry Can be at her
Sioyers where she viii be we'll recommended. Call a. 80
clinton place
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A zEsPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED MAN WISHES A
situation In any decent capacity where he could be
nss oeen dt the dry goods bsness only
gensaton expected rndoubed reference given Address
B. A. NJ, Herald Office
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE
"A and seamsress ckAmbermad and plain sewer
operate Wheeler Wilson's machine. Call at 63s 9th
near 3Sth ST.
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM
a bermad and seamstress is willing 70 assist in washing
and roning the best Of reference. Can
present employers, 90 Clinton place.
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uence, success will be yours on every fielc,
aaa before this war ends. the world viii have
aooodant proofs that the best blood of 20
nows in your veins.
By command of Genl. Stuart.
tSigned) l.. TIERMAy BRrgs, A. A. G.
a. day or two ago one of our best scouts,
Redmond Burke. who was captured at the
battle OF Lewensville, returned from Wash
tnctoh. His adventures, his capture, and es.
cape, form quite an interesting story, and
will give it IN my next letter from this point
Some days ago l suggested that il was folly
od 10 itaEe o,h 50 mueh i9rage, corn, hay, wheat.
KEGS. am glad to see that attention has
been drawn To the matter, and that it ia be-
ing taken by our men. Yesterday = train WAS
sent out under 4 proper guard and returned
com pletely loaded with articles tn lt We stand
in need OF. learn that Gen Stuart intends
to get all the hay and corn in this vicinity
giving receipt 10 the owncrs when they are
loyal, and seisiDg such as found in the de sert-
ed barns and fields. That is as it should be,
and / am glad an energetic man now has the
matter in hand.
While the tram was loading below Fairfax
'ioHrt-Honse, young man, a member of
iancey's cavalry, got very much intoxicated
and rode outside our lines. Seeing the Yam
kee rickets, he dashed up To them and turn ed
ms morse towards a wagon in which were
several sacks of corn. He grasped one of
these, and managed to get it on his horse and
then started 1T. He was halted by the pick
cts, Snt refused to stop, when they fl red upon
nin " oAtuhaseif al H'isseG inSfr WarK.-
tro to h, said he, and discharging his
pistol at them rode rapidly back in 10 our
lines, bringing in the sack of corn. He was
ordered under arrest for getting drunk, and
slept last night in the cold, with the pros pe CT
OF some days on bread and water. The feat
was daring and tool hardy one, and none
but drunken man could have accomplis sh ed
it.
Yesterday there was general review Of
Gen. q. w. Smiths division OF the army,
near Cen treville. IL exceeded. IN splenGor
any review that has yet taken place. All the
Generals in the army of the Potomac were
present believe, for the first time The di-
vision is in 4 complete and satisfactory condi-
ton, and eve1 body WAS well pleased with
the occasion. BOHEMIAN.
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quiet 1jmes--A Singular DificWity.

FIscAsTLE, Dec. I, 1851.
Everything has moved on SO quietly in our
town tor the past few months, that / have
been unable 10 light upon any news tina t
would prove of interest 10 your readers.
And even now, l have nothing of speci |
inheritance TO write, but will mention a off :
Guilty that occurred between two of o ur citi-
zsns; and as it is by n means private mat
ter, but entirely public, there can be no i'm
propriety in Yonr publishing what hiss alrea-
dy appeared in print
Captain 10. y. Gaunt has published, and
extensively circulated, a card denouncing Dr.
w. Gioton Oar ter for administering TO him a
large dose of injurious medicine, which h g
states might have deprived him of life. He
can account for such an act in no other way
than by surposing that Dr. Garter entertain
ed toVards him TIE most bitter personal feel
ings, which he coQcealed under the guise OF
friendship.
DR.. Garter has remained entirely quiescen
under the charge, which amounts TO an al
mission of its truth but, as to that, learn
there can be no dispute, as there are witnesses
to prove the fact
Should Captain Gaunt institute legal pro
ceeiings against Or. Carter, an interesti Il <
case may ensue. and ycu thall be advised ol
any new developments that may occur.
SHARP SHOOTER
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Correspondence OF the Ii.natch

Correspondence OF the Li<patch
Deraas sencnt Of ,he &aiIs Gold HeatAer-- Ordered
S0Hth-d AttuiG Drell-Deati Of an eld Ne
gress.
ISLE OF Weir Co VA, Dec. 9TH 1851.
One or TWO late letters, containing items of
some Interest, perceive failed TO lth you.
There niust De ssme unpardonaple Celin-
He1cy JIaeg here on the route to The Metro
lol'St.
We are having spell of genuine winter
weather, and our citizens are already prepar-
ing 10 secure q supply OF ice. Ice hous. are
Icing erected in every direction, and no pre-
caution will be neglected 10 assert our indie
perdence OF our Y ankee brethren % in refer
ence to this comm oGity.
the cet:chments in this county are all
snagly III their winter quarters, and prepar-
Cd 10 pass 'he seas IN in comparative comfort.
There exist but little sckne IS in the hos
piIais, and all seem to be buoyunt and cheer
fUi,
Gen. Femberton, recently in command
here, has been ordered South--I believe TO
Sopth Carolina. L have heard both Coils.
Pryor. Of the 3d Va. and Daniel, OF the +th
n g. regiment both are now stationed il
this county-suggested as his successor -
Either would doubtless make efficient
chief OF i brigade.
Ano ther draft for local purposes will pro-
baoiy soon be made, as the term of those now
IL service Will soon eXoire. One for the same
oDlecs was made last week in Fansenond.-
Much disaifection is manifested, especially by
the volunteers, with the ordinance recently
adopted by the Con veation for the reorgani-
aatiou of the militia.
Produce is advancing III price. Torn is sell
ling at from IS TO S31 pork from $40 10 sl2.
Intense excitement eXis is in relation to IN c
supply of salt Agents have been dispa ched
10 the salt-works, and hopes are still III dulged
that supply will ba obtained in due tims.--
If not. let spectators beware of aveneins
The Nemesis slumbering st the thres holds
More anon. RrsrICgs.
p. S-An old negress, supposed to have
passed h er hundredtn year, died in the vicini-
ty of Csrrsviiie q few da VS. since Her recollec.
tions of our first revolution were distinct, and
her narratives Of ca haracters and events quite
interesting. Z.
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VOC. the enemy cams on aecond best in the

vor, the enemy came Off second best in the
affair.
Near by Annandale obtained n New York
H1a,d OF the 3rd, containing the reports ia
Congress, and little later the Herald of the
4th, containing Lincoln message. A singu.
lar occurrence Is worthy OF mention-we OBJ
tainea the Herald of the 4th, and the kich-
mond papers OF the 4th, on the same day,
there being only about five hours difference
n the time.
This morning the 18th Virginia regim ent
Col. Corse came down on picket to relieve the
eth, whose time expires to-day at twelve -
The weather is delightful for outpost duty,
and if 1t continues few days longer the II III
VIII have as good time as one could wish. To
one fond of excitement and adyentnre, tn is
life in the face OF the enemy is OF incaicula- =
Bile interest BOHEMIAN.
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- E'AssSpN Az.

INFORM ~fON WAITED --ar ROBERT IT
/ RpLn>EORTn, residing Gu Church Nm.
leasie Jnior Station Chapel has been absent
A1l Rome a7 several days aad al he hal ln3r,e =
- fjr & Is fsACpd ha has he~a fou!v deal, yyitb
a. ss' .ss' aca' L of on Mondav everias. sd ia,t
e.. ist -'lnaE O. Ms,n sad 2Jla streets Anv in.
7--as0g eoacerai16 Li.l be .eft az this oftit
szg.-3k
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4 DAlNIsTRAT0R ) sALE.-Wil be sold at

4 DAlNiSTRATORS , SALE.--WiA be sold, at
IA public auction. on the farm of the late James
uoffman, DE- ceased, a5ou. three miles below the
city, On the Richmond and Williamsburg turnpike
road, the Goth day of December ali the crops Of
said farm consisting Of cnrn fodder, shueks, straw
&c. Also, all the farming imp e.nenis, consisting
of wagons, carts, plows, wheat machine &c Al
so 3 fine mules ana two horses: one COW, aud q ,ot
of hogs aud all the household and kitehs II furni.
sale Eecms made known on the day OF sale Sale
to take place ct II o'clock, should the weather prove
fair; If not, Oh the next fair day thereafter
WIN. T. HOFFMAN
kdninistrator of JaIaes f. Hoff nan
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DlYs,
By JAMES NJ TAILOR 4 SON, Aac:ionsev

EOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, AND ONE
r. Vacant Lot 81, Twenty. Flfth Street, tuion
on TUESDAY. the 18th cay Of December, COM
mentiag at O'Clock P. M I ur Houses and L tn,
and o. warrant Lot, immediately opp ,site tbs
Leigh Street Baptist Church. Th-ss ,ens meuts
are particularly adapted fer snali-siz families
Persons des l. z TO secure home in y aat add
retired neighbuhoad, will 1d II to their interest
TO attend tn sails. L. l. 10 ons l2 feet easb,
and run tack 1s2 feet 20 an I'll 90 feet wide.
T.tss-One four,h cash TIC baispce at q, -,
and 40 IN ntas or negotiable notes, with interest
added, and eecnrad b. afrust deed
de JAS. M. TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
yTAL UABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
Br. sd street. at Auction. Will bs sol'. on
WEDNESDAY,, 18th ins, com encing al o elk
p. M tha valuable rel es' ate with a Cottage
Boilding thsraen, adjoining In African Cbu-s h.
The 1T fronts Broai street 20 feet and -ars
back l50 feet to an alley. snd will be, IL desired,
divided into two lois ef 30 fe each. 1bs location
OF this pope ty renders IL very vaiaa5e tor private
residences.
TEEN,.-One fourth cash; the ba'suce at 6, I2.
and le months, for negotiable notes with intersst
aided and ed 5v trus: deed The war tax
70 be paid By tha purchasers.
Ge7 JAsM AYLO7 & sON Aucts.
A MOST DEoih ABLE, SUBURBAN
"A esiience In thu Town of Sisoey, ab ,ut
Thfee Fonrths Of Mile west of the lily CT Rsch-
nond, at Aueticn.-We will ssIl, upon the preras
ises, on HONDAY, the lGt' day of Deoember,
commencing al IL O'Clock NJ. that most desirabs
sulu ban kesi ieuce oeated ia the town of Sidney,
anc nearly adioiGing The residence Of l. IA Dance,
So eortsining Il acres II land IN high sGate Of
cultivation. It aas on It q beAuritu IN ee-siory
f amed house, with eight ,eo 8, kitchen, bs,ns,
stables Cal. iage house, Sc, al II excellent order,
and a we'll of exc, lIent water in the yard; s,so
large assortm Mt If Fl uis trees, v.ney aSG, aud
square vel SGT ia arparagui. ....
This sale presents n rare opportunity 10 any one
who dt sir a ret red and quiet home, with nearly
all the adya1ta5es Of the city. Pesssssien can bs
had mined asely.
TERMS --onsfourtt cash; the blsnce at 6, I2.
and Is u4ontts for neg tiabs nots@, with interest
added aud secured by use deed.
d. g JAS NJ. FAYIffk a. SOv, Aucts.
TIFTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
u LOTS on FEDERA IL, ,PLEASANTS, Mos
BY, AND ADAMS STREETS, AT AUCTION
We will sell, upOu the premises, On THURSDAY,
the | sJh day of December, commencing at 81
o'clock 7. NJ six beautiful nuildiag lots, Fede-
raj street, the terminus 18th ana nearly
adjoining The residence of Mr.. Jas. S. Tyler. They
front 80 ieet and run back l30 feet.
Also, Dine handsome lo:s On the north side Of
P.easarts, between Mosby and Afanns streets
Uai2n Ilial. and near u the residence OF NJ o. A.
st.e:ker. They front 81 feet, and ran back about
50 fact each.
TEKMs.-Une-hsf cash the balance a. s and 2
months for neg table notes, with interest ddsd
and secured by truss deed
de- JAS NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aurls.
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nUBLIU SALE.--ln pursuance eSi a. Tsuss
Deed, executed to me by William Cleares, "a
noa-resid.nt) for the benefit of Wi lam e. J. hh.
son, of New Kent county, Va and Ut record in iie
Clerk's Ofics OF James City county, i sLall. on
TUESDAY, Dec m5er 81, 0Ifer Zoe sais, up q the
premises aud at pub,io auetiou 70 ths k;khe,e bid
der, the TRACT Of LAND coaysyed by ssid deed
commonly known by ,fe name ssPEACH PARK
aad sitpased IN tho county Of james City, upon hs
Forge Rosd near. the G!hiekshon1ny river . The
bsred..- s-A=. -As @~stA| eas . III
The TERMS OF sale win, Of course. confosm- 4
the deed. to Wit: $40 with interest," from the ls
day n September. 1859. and Sso The expenses o
OF 1850. vita interast from September iss. le6l
aad payable Septsmber lst. l66s; and for any ba
lag &c Of purchsss money'tif any there viii bs I
credit, " hich will b. msisa knsWn oa aAes day q
sale. CYRUS a. HRANCA
dc 3-laN4Ns Itpstss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-10
FROM NORFOLK.

Probable Engagement near Ntpport Nor, The Es-
cape Of Boxer to Fost Pickens Liacoln's Manage
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Taken in Portsmouth for
the Reiicf Of The Poor, DC.