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STUD HORSE.

STUD HORSE.
SDEUCALI0N" will stand the present season, at "A
~ my stable (Kossuih old stand) the mechar 20
lcsyle Turnpike nile rom the city Of Richmond nix
fed tiny day and tstn prevent
snd bu r'spensbi assumed for either Ths
'-' 81 DEsCRipIioS :"
"Deucsonis eRbtyesTs Oh ts spring dark Chestnut. with
oat white e1ce star the orehssd IL hands one and half
inches ofthe kn prop rions aud most be.ui syns
m Hs cos remarkable for beauty size and strength and
be Is q saTe soal ss;ier. -
aDu,,o,n b, p.v.r PEDIGREE .'s s0. .oy,,,v
ws,hirr" Planet Sc sDah cut Of tie Imported mare The
Sn by %R an ro e Usg AMI ewD 6S:r Dt To-
whaebone grand-dam (Jeeei dsm) Ny lady, by comus
EortonJ Arabian, NJ bury hulo Bay Irk Bay Bolton cOrsy
skifs Huttcn's ay Rs'b' Pyery Turk Buster.
The Imported 1.-The Queen" eucson's Daml %
the mot 6sipgoihe mares In The Unted rates at all distances
equally dsnehed They both bred at the Royal ud Al
"rhe Queens granddsm, Ny Lady, dtn
gushed Eogs and Stallion eresd and also the dam
nne n Se 81 Iyer sn one the most
staions England ard her dam fewsd the
cam for % rcsne and specially for The caiaes or bot
tom crosses and most anen, be nnd 10 tho
s'1 f.i4 zoos '' '-'-'' IL j. SMITH
ssaaN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
vi Hospital situated the OF Main ard 26th
streets and adm ably adapted In anes privacy and health
sameiy For SURGICAL oBsTETRICAL treatment
have already been published ecul. containing parcu-
lars win be rshd these who may desire further inform ston
TERsPaents per week, IS; !es than week, per deua
but he AGGREGATE shall not e1csod ne charge fun ueek
Patients ding the daily examinations otf for Hos
pta charged the regular adopted By pyofs
The above charges include board
attendance and nursing furycal operations charged according
rules Of other Hospitals Of the city For farther
apply to the Physician resden; at the Hospital eh Of the
uldersigned Physicians and Propre.oIs.
FRS w. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Main st., bet 81 and 4th, No 100 Main q.
ST. GEO. PEAcHY, N. d,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace 81, bet 9Th ar d 9Th.
Ra VEST, n. D.,
Iraniln g., below Ballard House OF cor Ih Main.
PHILIP g. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Rehdent Phyoician.
oYoUs BROOKS,
nx,s-s,ro,viv kesident Assistant,
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NOTICE.

r,Bs setor the the Bank Of the Com
51s.ath he red ~ their Banking House. city OF
a tr1sl on WEDNESDAY, the iOth day q april
rbs,-eoid J. B MOTION, Cashier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

WEEDING AND KILLING HOES. &c.-wehave
w In store large assortment OF Elwes Wedding and Killing
Cast Steel Wedding Hoes, p and4
Gru)biug Hoes Common ana @. Steel
: MattOeSs, for Farmers
For sale low Can at 65 Main Street
mh2s THO ROBERTSON SON
NOTICE. this day appointed CHARLES FORD, Of
~ the eiy Of Richmond virginia my true and lawful Agent Tor
in The store No 49, ninth and Broad streets the said
Of Ri hnond to buy and sell such goods usually kept
in Grocery store, Wines and Liquors, for cash only
Richmond, March l5h, ls6l J. v. POWELL
NOTICE.
VOLUNTEER Officers OF the State respectfully Informed
that beside the bonds required by law, there must be
dcm the Adutsn General to authorize the Superintendent
OF the State Armory TO isiu4 arms. &c dels-n
MAS GoMniTCEO TO IdS JAIL or THE CITY uF
w RICHMOND the first day Of 9eptenber 1850,
belonging John Marshall Of the Of Greenbrer since
then she claims to be free She quite black about Weuyfx
ouwss well dressed when committed and has good supply o.
clothing.
dwell; with as the Law directs.
mh9-6w sergean: ana Jailor Of the City Of Richmond.
& LOSr, the night the eth instant, very large
49, half an inch tain Ills is Brrro" ANY
Information concerning him will be- thankfully received commu-
''''U ~ ''' SUBSTITUTE ~ ''' ''' JAMES NJ FORD.
SOUTHERN MADE GOODS,
FOR SPRING SALES.
1861. MARCH 18TH, 1861.
TU nay! o1 ' SaToS SP's sHd
enshaw Mills all eoo and qualities together with virg mia and
xss Linens HsniEe chiefs Hosiery Paraso English and
American Prints Black and Col red Bomba1nes MoqsaIs Sc
Some very hln5some orsauds and Berags Of las, Spring
Styles, at very low prices mhl9 T. X PRICE CO.
YANEs HENNEssEES PURE LONDON DOCK BRANDY
- Old Pure Morn;sH Rye Whisky.
Pure Virginia Peach and Apple Brandy.
Some years old Hilbert Glnness's London Porter
Post Madsirs, sherry, olaret and Champagne Wines.
Pure Ilolard Gin and Jamaica Rum.
Ginger Brandy, Gin schnapps Charter Oak Bltiers, &c.
The Liquors will be sold by the bottle gallon 10 suit
purchases, and in every case will be warranted pure
uh1S Cor. Franklin and Governor sts.
0S TIERCES TODD & SONS EXTRA SUGAR
rl28 W. H. PLgAsANrs.
bacon, SUGAR-OURED HAMs, in bbis should
by nhs wM. WALLACE SONS.
GEORGE BRETT,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IL
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces.
PLUMBING, Gas FITTING,
AND TIN WORK GENERALLY.
BnvISs Row, GcyskNoE GTsEsr,
fe20 Richmond Va
WANTED, In large quantities, Bees Wax, FLAX Seed and
W sassGfr4s barr by JNO. W. GARLICK,
mh27 Druggi'i Richmond
C,RFNSHASy CASsEMFEs tS.-we have assert
- OF Creashavs Cashmere Business Suits for the Spring
'v na+s7 ''''" KsEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
ENCRNIS.IVG GOoDs.- FISH supply Of seuuemen's
Furnishing DDS and Fancy Dress articles store and for
saeby mar KsEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
DHYSICIANsAHD MEDICAL STUDENTS a-e
invited examine stock cf Surgical lrsrumen;s Ned
Chests Saddle Bags, Pocket Cases, Truses and hedccl
Wares and Apparatus offer great inducements and issue
MEADE & BAKE2s Manufacturing,
Ph.rmlceuiist and Druggists,
mhl2 1s6 Ma!n Street, cor. above the p o.
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TIE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
RH gu MATISM.
CHLORIDE OF PROpYLAMINE.


DROPYLAVINE drst used for Rheumatism by Dr. Aweua
riut, OF ST Petersburg within period year.
h. treated t. hundred and ATTY patterns with this remedy He
posses, power specific for the various
de practice In siderable rouic cases
OF Reunasm 10 acute the pain And fever always tap
The CO Je Of Propyl4mue the most certain and agreeable
form Coz Il has btea used In the Pennsylvania Hospital aud
eseEhere tbs tOuuy almost nderiu success
On receipt % dollar will send BY mall postage prepaid
s+rsrv Fli directors aIr accompany Il ~ "
Ihave also Elixir Propyiamine, and all other preplra
PropylaBne will be glad give any
JOSEPH LAIDLEY Chemist,
sign OF The red Mortar, Main an 5th lis
misc Richmond, Va.
VIRGINIA CaSSIMERS! Virginia CiSSI-
MESS 'Jut received Loo yards OF virginia made CASH
IS, thing 10 tbs orl Tor Boy spring wear virginia
de ~o9lsu cSsmes g. ~ide only o. per yard Can At the
misc IS Main Street
RACON-Prlne Western Shoulder, for sslsby -,.
- misc AG. II. DAVENPORT.
GROUND ALUM S1LT.-IuO sacks in prime ORDER
" sale by lntSo a G. DAVENPORT.
NJITC.>EIL~ HYDRAULIC C.NDLEs.-;OO
misc 4 G. B. DAVENPORT.
REBOILED SYRUP
Hhsl LAG. B. DAVENPORT
COTTON YARNs-I,o bales assorted nuuhs-s. F.: sale
~ by luh3l-6' l. & q. b DAVENPORT.
ALENtNDER'S SaEAME5U,
FOR restoring he NiIi toi,r Of HIi- 'oio. S'1aiag
ec Sks,, and ,rittgEt F|epdrattrH.
SIMPLE appiczto7, producing any SHADE Of eolo from
N brown obetut black dependent the amber Of app
cations producing permanent aud natural colo aud beaut
ful g. silky and g,1ssT appearance
Tn article Is OF the eN20rdnay discoveries n mod
science dispensing entirely With all preparations trouble
some Co other Dyes leaving perm
ska aad ir e frou a-y pernisous Elects
This DYE has
30 EQUAL ~ TIE WORLD!
SOLD retail by al Dug yss and Wholesale by
r a g. A WRIGHT
mh26 don Philadelphia
NAVY SYRUP-,O bbls. for sale BY
INDIAN CROSAS OGUE-A sure cure for Ague and
i Fever &c. For sale by DOVE CO,
mh2S Druggists.
DULVERIzED CORN STARCH-For making Put-
dags Pes CustArds, Blanc Manse &C Kept Ter sale by
mh2' DOVE 90, Druggists.
IAEsH GLOVES AND STRAPS-Fer Bathing ppr-
II poleI Eur sac BY, DOVE co,
imh2r Druggists.
VOOTn BRUSHES or every style and quality, may b;
4 rsd At DOVE cos,
mh2s Druggists
ENEArHERs-LIye Geese Feathers for sale by
L mh35 JOHN y. GORDON SON
DFIgD APPLES, Ia nice order, for sale BY
ORCHARD GRASS SAID. for sale by
lNAS CHANDsLIERS.-wh to reduce our stock Of
VI Gas Chandeliers oler them at very low prices Among
nh TaO3 A. BULKLEY a CO.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

u " z IT NV . II " q II Z =
OULD announce 70 the pubic that they have ample
w preparations for meeting the warts their customer ana
the trade generally, AM that they receiving
vel assorted so Of Millinery Goods Their stock consists
part q
Bonnet Ribbon',
ARTIFICIAL Flowers,
French and Blonde Iurhes,
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.- . .hntt SiIE, Crare, a..


They would particularly attention Of Straw
and SIX Bonnst, MISSES Hats FLATS ae embracing nsry
styles No. iOl Main Street
n 3 No Goods Al retail rnhI9-rr1
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APARTICULAR NOTICE.

XXTE sincere thanks friends
w the public generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hope by strict attention hroeSs
merit continuance OF the nov nssio large pre-
psraons business moe ,nsvey formerly
ALEX. HILL CO. No l2t Main street,
hanrf5eiereg aad Importers Of Boots aud Ghops,
30. 100 ' Richmond, Va
VI prepared To settle I'll accounts which DUE
that may be presented 20 the a OF Alex m Co. Alex
Hill Individually aud hope AL persons who indebted 10
will p harvard and settle than forthwith all accounts
thai passed due and remain unpaid will placed the hands
OF 3 collector. fjs3l A. hill A 20
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VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

NEW AND SPLENDID STYLES mANTLEs.
We have q't ed lot OF sp nd Spring Nantes, both
sk and 4o skch Invite TIE attention Of our customers
.nd the pub b, generally.
W. styles are eAtt a!Y and very handsome.
We will open en- this day. and those In Of something
ally ptriy, u'd do well TO call
mh2i CEiLEs 4 CUENEEy, l13 Broadst
~ All styles Of Nantes manufactured in cur house IS
experienced hands ard at the shortest notice. C.&C
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IaeB DAVENPORT, AUonoYKFRs.
u NOTICE;

WE will sell THURs DAY the 81 day April at our Auc.
w ton Rooms at 10 O'Clock, four ssVes consisting Of ONE
MAN ONE WOMAN and Two CHILDREN, BY order Of Henry
Cox Of tie County Court Of Chesterfield under DE-
cree in the csse OF Cox's exIs vs.. Ccx'I hd.
mai2g PULLIAM A Co Auet'rs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02
The. New YOrk Post,s -!elter SAYS:

.aI o. sgls de- WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.
The admission of Free State must have
been an excellent anodyue to the feelings
Of those Southern Senators who shed tears
so profusely at the voIedictories of JEFF.
Davis and his associates, when, for the
second time, they made their positively
last appearancen The Republicans aood
the narrowing scene with the fortitude of
stoics. Mr. Seward, as is his wont on
greet emergencies, took pinch of snnff,
looking on with most saturine tranquility,
aud when the demonstration was over, called
mp the bill for the admission of Kansas as
if nothing unusual had happened This
was very cruel, for the expectation evident
ly was that, stsleast, the Senate would aG.
jOnrn, if it did not resolve to wear Grape
thirty days. in1honor of the departed Mr..
Wade, who does not share in the phlegmstC
philosophy of the N. Y Senator, walked
into the cloak room with an expression oi
whimsical disgust, feeling, doubtless, very
much like Sam Weller at the slachrymost
efiusions Of job Trotterg For his pnrt. hI
couldn't see what those fellows were crying
for; they'd be all together again, dowr
South, in few days."a si' 5naro boo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02
Mr. Rnut d Afkansas. 10 the course oIl an

Mr.. Rust Of Arkansas, in the course Of an
absurd speech in the House OF Represents.
tiVes on the 24th, referred 70 the Chicago
Platform, and said that John Brown was
the hero and martyr of the Republican
marty. Mi. Dpnn Of IndlAns, 10 reply, re-
marked the Chicago Platform especially
coDdem John Browh's raid, and expressed
bis surprise that any gebtleuien would give
currency to sacb an Infamous libel on the
Republican. party. Mr Rust clustered aud
talked of wagiDg war, aud demanded to
know il tbs gentleman form Indiana wasrs-
lspolsible for what he said Mr. Dunnre;
oiled that he was Responsible bat afterwad
sxpisioed that be did not mean TO charge
Me- Rust, with 40 ipfamous libel bot merely
\ 10 ssy that the aecpsetion against the Re.
pubIicans d sympathy with John Browne
raid Wns ,sneb . libel, Mr. kust however
\ vas not satisfied, and demanded dan qnqpeli4
6ed retraction. which NJ. ppnu decliped p
give. =. upon which NJ, Kast eselalmed
"Very well We shall see "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

raTAk1So ras CAFlfoil. That the secession
movement embraced Che idea on seiSingl tbs
Federal capitol few are disposed tOSqdestiOu
The plot as now exposed, shows not eOly ',bs
proBabHity OF saeh snovemeht but tue fan
prospect Of success with swhich saeh a move
mem hsig0t have Bse6 crowned, fthe plotbat
uOtecbe 10 light, sbd bebIow had been stfucl
Wills the government sas sluaibefiug- in ahsus
peeiibs ignofduces Read she description Of tbt
plot sss set forth !by the New York tribune
Cd the outside ofsdhs paper g a'ea'sss 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

as- The Hon. Mr. CtEaESs, Of w esteeu Wiz
ginia, struck y noble blow for UEtoN in the
House q Representatives The other day. The
courage and patriotism Of such meu is worthy
OF ali praise. There Is hope when Reptesenta-
tives lrom The Slave States raise their voices
boldly in depungiaiion of DisunioniAis.sI I'D d,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

From Alabama we have fresh intelligence
that the northern part Of The state refuses 70
submit TO the secession ordinance At HINTS.
vile lbe stars and stripes are stIH Eying, and
the people defy the Yaneey- traitors to come
and pull them down, Yeucey may yet hang
from the bough, of an Alabawpoak. 4 s-s Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

B@~The men to-day who are most exul-
tant the most jnbilant over disunion or the
prospect Of il, t,are the Garrison and Wendell
Phillips Abolitionists. They are ineOmpara-
bly, louder and more boisterOus in their glee
then Yancey and Keitt and Rhett hage ever
dreamed Of beng, They will gladly partici-
pate 10 any festival which the Cotton State
politicians may getoup 10 honor of the reyo-
luton Shall they not have tickets Of invi-
tatiOR p Louisville Journal. Hs-q b1fcIr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The New York BOHrd Of Brokers have re-
solved to strike from the stock list the bonds
issued by seeding states. II is stated upon le-
gal authority, that buying such bonds issued
for war purposes would subject shs bsyer 70 an
indictment for treason.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

ISprcrxnr o. FtosD 1-Ths Grand jury of
the District Of Columbia, has made three pre-
sentiments 81 Exscsy Floyd. First Tor mall
admioisirstion in oace. Second, for cOmphcity
10 The abstruciion OF bonds. Third, for couspi-
racv against the Government.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

A Battery having been erected at Memphis,
Tenb the Mississippians were brought &c Their
senses, and the Governor has ordered the with.
drawal OF The vicksbufgh battery, The Chi
cagop Tribune suggests The erection Of q battery
stleaino. 10 bring The traitorso Of Tspncssee TO
their seusesnlSc.J c's -ihfiua5 90 - raivs1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

-Ex.Preside0t Tyler had loag. satisfactory,
and friendly interview with the President on
the oath, The latter expressed bis belief that
there will be no collision between the Federal
and State forces during tile remainder Of his
administration. Mr.. Tyler win probably re-
main in the 4th 81 February 10 meet TIRE com.
uissioners from states other than Virginia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

asr Thebill constituting Kansas Estate, and
yielding her the mead Of justice which has.beep
50 long withheld from. .her by yywroRg and pFlo-
leDces has been psssed. The bill passed the
bOuse on MOndag last as amepdsd By the. Sen,
Ate,ysy leavOtogOt ll7Ete ~ THpdy but sure
is the course Of Justice d kscgaa ese t-sagg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

~ TkKINa THE OATB oFAtLEGIAEcE. The
resolution compelling all PersObs in Tie army
and navy 10 renew the Oathof sllegiaAee 70
the coastitntione created much excitsmea4,
and provoked the most bitter opposition
from the South. IT received che hearty en-.
dofsemsnt Of all the Repablicaps and SOuth-
erh Union maas while yearly all the peuo-
eFats opposed H. II b nov suggested that
slleths Ssnstors aRepreseetatiFsss spd
amemher5of the dyil DeBartmsats Of ths
Government be called Dpon to do the same
thing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The New York papers announce the death
Of Lola MOntez, the well known actress, dan.
seuse and lecturer IN that city a5 ce7f asissia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

BS-Whatis il, asks the Tribune, that
SO far Kept Maryland out Of the grip of
tberebels Is it the hope of concessions
aud compromises 7 Not at all. 1t is the
certainty that in her case. at least, the En-
fsrcement of the laws would be no sham, bat
a sudden as well as stern ireality. For the
preservation of the Government, that Ger.
taiuty is worth a hundred thousand com.
promises, whether sham ones or not.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

CospRo MS s-Tbe State Journal significantly
sska 4: 'ly odld it not be well for some Of those
members of the Legislature ysbo1 exhibit such
an anxious desire to1cOmpreniss national diff
entities practically upon the terms Of the seced-
ers. 10 have a1csrs lest they compromise them
selyes Ysigo7 zee tats.s9 tiets Hs.5 ovcd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The convention of Louisiana did not dare to
submit their ordnance to the people, a propo-
sition TO that effect being voted down, sfmem-
bers shouting Nay while only As gave their
voices ln the Affirmative. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

TnE seizURE OF TEE oAP1TAL.-Tbete is no
manner OF doubt that combination was or
gaui1ed here. and 10 the adjoining states. to
prevent the cOup.iug Of the Presidential votes,
and for ihe seizure of this capital, which has
been frustrated BY the military preparations. in
part and bystheconsction that such an attempt
would be followed by tAe determination Of all
engaged IN It. Now that Mr.. Howards com
mittee has ample power to investigate all The
facts under Mr.. Grows resolution the inquiry
should be pushed th the fullest extent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02


MYfia A ppubSr Ia q. Sss q p, y
NIL, n.nA., (EDW1E AZ DpN-
EqWln = Dangat. ~ B4g sss.Ss. S 4, r ne as
tSs9Sh W u seoaryi D. isoI ais ". pe,i,ls p 20:
s@se Of NJ oe . t6 Our, q omm.s Plea. vsu .sd ,a
duty, and adultery ana sStns ,hs, r. @s divorced rom
the aid Edwin A. Dunbar, and for Amony, Whch Peuuoh
vM b '0r hearing At h' nesi tern q sDa nSsI gs1a
Dated. January s9ss as isei ~ iwSsO
T. EGAI,- -NOTICE.-Thomas Ford, Of
II Pennsylvania shndraeh Ford Of Michigan Christopher
Ford Avia Ford Erasus Ford Ephraim Ford and Mary Ann
Van Patten, Of California and Harriet Graham q Michigan
husband ol MA -alsrv Ann of California; 0rahan
nsAqs Of u. @ ss q hS ss Jane ss, AS'GS % IS Of
psiusssps r5fqn ~ uHIaUtS lle hsI.-as hnd shu
Ire ssd jane xn.os n Iowa, lake NOTES that on sish
day o. Jansary 1851 DAVID Ford AaninstratoE ~ .he
sshiS sad oT s SoSs.y q AsSsbeis 500 state e oo
P@3 sllsgius shel Ss NE s eS y ssSly , isss
being "a ful h entered into contract in E.ng wiih
Q. Whitney Hiram X Johnsou and r. n. Chendeh, for
ty to-wit Being p ot nube one section 2 town.
.AP "a in the s range Of tovnshps 70 ths connsstient
hpvs Beginnibg Al stas slandug 10 the eonth line Of
etNe II about ~ rods wus, q chestnut tree standing on
caanei OF Cunueaut Greek thene Norhey aiong Conneaut
Greek 10 the South line Of Milo Oshoa lumber yard ON the
grade TO stake thence Westerly 70 at rock on the west
side Of the grade, being rs rods thence southery 70 the
place p beginning, contaning about fy aces o. End Win
The privilege Of road 90 feet vide from the N w, corner o.
said land 3 the Plank road nee charge upon TIE following
terms the suu of hY doars prr acFr IN the opFtng man
Dcf twelve hundred dollars on OF before the 10Th day 0i 90.
VI ltsA and The baance IN two equal annual payments Ina
said Whitney, Johnso& Chtenden paid 10 the said David
and Doa1H on said contract that said WhitneJ, JOHNSON
&Chiiseedep ready and willing "a pay the balance Que
him or sad premises and That the parties rst named N thy
notice are the hesaaw and legal representatives, o. snic
The prayer Of the petition Or authcfy % rIale deet
70 sad Whitney, Johnson Chitenden. IN behalf OF saif
heirs ata upon payment OF the residue of said pul1has
sid petition win be foE hearipg the i1th dhy a March
A. d. 1851 thereafter leave Of the Court can b
| obtained. DAVID FORD,
Iuug plH i AdmiaistAtor Of lsaao Ford, decess ~ a
evsso 20 lgs1a htg Sherman 4 Fsruer, hs Attorney
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

ANOTHER RoBERY.-It was discovered
yesterday, as the result of q protracted
scrutiny in the Land Office, that number
of warrants for several thousand acres oI
land had been distracted. Some Of them
we're sold in Baltimore. A clerk who re,
signed some time ago, and one recently dis
missed. are suspected. The whole public
service here and elsewhere is demoralized
and defalcatiohs and robberies may be ex
pected until it is througbly purged
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

ar SEIzISG THE MIST.-7It is rnmored that
an attack is contemplated on the U S. Mint
at Dahlouega, Georgia, by the State au.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02


Erie Ran ROAD SoLD-This great thorough
fare wss sold at auction on the 28th ult. for
the sum of $4,000. The sale was to meet
the interest on the 5th mortgage bonds aud pri-
or mortgages. The company viii be recon.
structed under the name OF the Erie Railrod
Company, The effect Of the sale win be to cut
off the unsecured creditors and stockholders
The am0uDt Of interest BOW due on the 4tb and
5th mortgages, the payment of which ia peees.
safy TO secure tEaEoad, ,is'abons S796.40O.
Under the new org Snization the bonded debt
lis about l9,OoOoOo, the preferred stock about
$4,000. 900. and the common stock about sll, :
eaeOa0., making an aggregate Of 4O,OOOOOO
The stock 70 q very considerable amount is 10
the hands sf European capitalists. fCi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

y, Mr. 1bIxcoLS.--Itis is now positively settled
that Mr. Lincoln wilf depart for Washington on
the lltr Of Fsbrharys~-HeswiIl goyfa Lafny
cite to Indianapolis whore che win receive
the hospitaiitiss of thea Indiana Legislature
Thence he willproceed BY way Of Giuciunat
to Columbus. Cleveland, Buffalo ;aOd Albany
From, Albany be intends to make for Harris
burg direct |; tbencesto Baltimore aud the Fed
eral GspitaL But the tour to New York anG
Philadelphis is not impossible. No military es
leort il Is now said will be accepted. esI 5-