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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11

afterward hoisted and carried by the brig
into Portland. Vessels belonging to the
British Navy were repeatedly captured
by our privsteers. The defense of the
General Armstrong. in the harbor OF
Fayal, has never been surpassed in gal
lantry. All these vessels were comman-
ded BY merchant captains whom the war
bad made idle, not one of whom had ser.
we'd an hour in the Navy. Paul Jones,
and in fact all the other commanders of
national ships in the Revolution, were ia.
ken from the decks of merchantmen to
the command of frigates. Our early his.
tory is crowded with the record of their
brilliant achievements.
1t appears to US that the Government
is overlooking the immense power of this
now half idle interest. The merchant SER
vice contains thousand vessels which
could be manned by men as daring as
any that swept British commerce from
the ocean fifty years ago, and which could
be most advantageously employed to close
up every little coastwisc inlet of the Reb.
ell States, doggiDg and capturing their in.
land shallOps. and sending their pirates to
the bottom. These craft need but day
or two's preparation to sail-a gun or two
sluug aboard, lockers filed, sails set, and
they are off. y sma ell feet of them would
cork up New Orleans. Mobile, Charles
ton, and relieve ponderous feet draw
ing SO nu,h water as to keep it miles "a
way from the port intended to be closed.
On the Mississippi this class of men would
be of especial value. In all previous
straits the Government has fallen back
upon it as sort of last resort-iu this it
would be wise to look to it as the first
Tribune.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11
A Virginian Character.

The regular correspondent of the Bos
ton JouTnal, in letter from Fortres.
Monroe, dated the 7th inst, says:-"MJ
mind perpetually recurs, as to subject
of constantly augmenting interest, to the
everlasting Ethiopian. From the veteran
of eighty 6ve-the oldest of the crops
to the ebony youth who minds the horses
at the door. every member of the Virgin
ia Brigade is study. What sort of a
man is your masterl' asked an officer ol
the negro on board the little sloop,
brought in from James River by the aar,
riet Lane yesterday. "Ver bad men,
sah," was the reply; "dretf'l sesesh-bet-
ter hang him, sab, fore be do mischief" )"
One who has thus far proved himself
siDgularly useful in every service in
which he has been employed is most de.
cidedly character. Four years he has
been "wood niger" that is to say,
having been soundly beaten by his mas,
ter once, he declared that he would en-
dure that sort Of thing but once more; be
ing badly beaten again, and picked more
over, be dissolved his connection with his
master, and took to the woods. Since
that time be has deded all the white men
in the Elizabeth City Country to catch
him. Once hc was caught and jailed,
but not fancying Jail life, he vanished
one day. Two of the fellows came to his
cell; one be knocked senseless, and while
the other carried the wounded away, he
escaped. He is now making himself
generally useful. He can brush coat,
black boots, take charge of a wardrobe,
drive hard bargains with the sutler, ex.
plain the geography of the country for
fifty miles around, tell at any time just
where the enemy is posted. and in what
force, and withal-as | am informed by
bis present possessor-oan concoot every
sort of beverage known in the Virginia
Vernacular, with consummate skill. If
such piece of property isn't contraband,
" hat ISL
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11
How a Zouaye Feels in Battle.

One of the Zouaves, belonging to Col.
Duryea's Regiment. wrote letter home
Just after the battle at Great Bethel, in
which he describes pretty clearly how
one feels in battle. He writes as follows:
Before long we had all We had bar
gained for, for not half mile 10 advance
we're the enemy, strongly fortified, with a
masked battery Of twenty five heavy guns,
six rifed cannon, and plenty of other
guns, besides large rife company in
front ready to and willing to pop off US
"red devils" as soon as We made our sp.
pearance. We soon formed line of
battle. and threw out two companies, j.
and x, COMPANY K. is the one Harry
and belong to) and VIC hadn't travelled
far before bang went an old "a FOUNDER.
| trembled in my boots. Alter the first
shot was fred, and We found that no one
was burt, it gave the men confidence in
the emselves, and all thoughts of being hst
had vaniShed, and We we're now ready for
fight. We now left the woods, charged
up the road with the idea of carrying the
place at the point of the bayonet.
"As soon as we reached the road big
rifed cannon was sighted at US and blazed
away; fortunately only company K hap
pened to be in the road, and We saw the
ball coming. and. quick as fash every
man went fat on bis face at the same time
the ball passed over our heads, filing our
mouths and eyes with sand and dust
You can immsgine we didn't move hair
no, not us; we lay as fat as pan cakes
After that they lost the range and the
balls passed high over US. I dad mol be.
Leve cannon Jtslzs couM be dodged before.
We marched that day thirty. i've
miles, besides the fight. It's fun it you
don't get bit"
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Patriotism ard Poetry.

Poets 60 hand in hand with Mars apt
Bellona. The smell of gun powder mus
inspire the "divine affiatus." We scarce
~ take up country newspaper that does
not contain "staDzas' to this or that re o,
lneDt, gone or going to Dixie's LaDd.-
Take the following, for Example, written
home by one of the boys descriptive ol
some of the peculiar hardships of camp
life:-
They gave us hog and biscuit,
And coffee made of peas,
But upon the last named,
There's nary bit of grease;
At night the creeping insect
lnslnuates its bill,
And keeps our arms a.moving,
Like Heenan's in a mill.
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Proportion of Horses to Population.

The general estim ate for the horse cen
sus has been eigh. to ten horses in Eu'
rope for every hundred inhabitants; Len
mark has forty five horses to every bun
dred inhabitants, which is more than any
other European country; Great Britain
and Ireland have 2.500,000 horses
France, 5000, 900; the United States have
100000 which is more than any Euro
peau country, and the horses Of the whole
world are estimated at 81 100000.
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s@tJnder the Heading. "the enem

R~ Under the Heading. "the enemy
at our DOORS" the New Orleans Picayuue
says: "While We are remaining in fan
cied security. and boasting OF the impos
sibility of the Invasion of our shores BY
the enemy, feet takes possession ol
Shio Island aud the sound, and cuts of
our communication with Mobile, while
another Of the enemies ships blockades
the mouth of the Atchafalaya. Where is
our feet of guuboats. and Why are they
permitted to lie idle when there is plenty
Of opportunity for them to exercise THEFT
skill aud bravery by having small tea
party With the light craft Of the enemy
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11
The Charleston Mercury Surprised Again

The Charleston Mercury cannot be-
lieve that England and France have pro-
hbited the bringing OF Confederate pri-
vateer prizes. into their ports, for by that
act it thinks they declare that they are
not neutral or friendly, but hostile ma.
tions toward the Confederate States.-
But If the transatlantic advices are true,
Mercury thinks the Confederate Commis-
sioners ought im mmediately to drop all in
tercourse with the Governments OF France
and England. and that the Confederate
States should carry out this policy in
their commercial relations. In other
words. they should prohibit the exporta.
ton of cotton OF tobacco to either ofthose
nations.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11

H7Henry NJ. Herman has been pro-
m moted to first lieutenantcy in the Uni.
ted States army. as reward for valuable
services rendered to the government
Furnished with sn organ and monkey,
be visited the prominent points of Virgin
ID and took notes, which be reported to
the War Department.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11
VOL 90.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per annumin advance-Two
dollars and quarter, half yeary-andi if paid be-
fore the end OF the year, Two dollars and a half.
No papers discontinued until all arreaIages epaid,
except At the option OF the Editor.
Embellishments Of one square (ten lines) or less,
one or three insertions, 81 00 Each additional nseI
Ton, - cents. Longer ones IN proportion
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JOB PRINTING.
PAMGH pRTMTpIMG,

Having general assortment of large plain and ol
hanental Type We are prepared TO execute every de
scription of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11

!" We marched that day thirty. five
miles. besides the fight. It's fun it you
don't get bit"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11

CarJs. Circulars Bin Heads Notes. Blank Receipts,
Justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets &c, prin
ted with nedtness and DESPATCH on reaSonabeterms
al this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
saEsvS By TELEGRAPH.
s'ru.,s ,E:lsiiiIiytoII Giiy.
..:rI!::GD YoR THE &c .rISDa '4CIs,R.

Special dr. patch 10 the l.ichmohi tL';',iIvr
"i$n::d:os Adrct -Afrrmurs loud aid deep, are IT,
te:ed 4i:at The Inaugural by Sn4thsrnes AciherEe.j
are very reserved IS 10 th- expression OF their cnoS-
Drspicke, loIp several souths. cities condemn lis
and con. rte i. iu;o coercion.
The Procession, to-day, lees IL numbers thaa any
previous OCCASION No e:rslasm exhibited aous tie
route The wLoe ai.r l-av a.c Jull after lac IT,
amsurai CLOSED.
u-Eer. Scott remarked TIA: lie thanked God 4 Vas safe.
j. ogcT Toni, h, the sew York delegation sereugJ-j him.
IL hi. ir-p3o,ct aisuraet si Ee had again saved the
cc:c:r!.
As tue Inaugural concluded person IL tie
c:owI c:'ei n st=o,IaG voice, 'Lsok ou. Look OUT
csa:: q temporary escctueLt anons the c.rpe:.bss
soGy guard Ct Sir. LncIlc bu nobody Ea, hurt
ar. Giner Of North Carolina, 0Grr ed seat In tie
c.La: dccE=d uoles other Southerurr. we're Ap
poiltrL
Tonight, NJ shsrars /. Ia The s,eendan, owe. Sir
Chase The!r:Si probably &c conprone with Seward
and Cna.roD.
Ever! body Is anxious 70 know the eject Of tue inaugural
ii the South All rysi tcrned toSardi Charleston aud
VenIacol No even c!uos stree; bras occurred to-day
Toni. l., orj!uurT quiet re sns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
SPECIAL EOI'3tE.
$4,000 No RId

SPECIAL HOT3rE,
$4,000 VIZ r II
Ell EG 4 NJ ijni GOODS.
AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
IN consequence OF the general fnRncls de-.
throughout the country have determined 10 sci! ou
Oh. superior and drsiTable stock Of
DRY GOODS,
We o5er, lhg day. every article cvsT. from
pxpe OF Decides up the Riches: sks brought &c this
country.
In Housekeeping Goods, STOCK very large and
ple;e, Consisting Of
Table Dumask
Linen shertiug,
Pillow Case Linens,
Towels, HuckabhcE., kc., &c.
Splendid assortment uf elegant Dress SIka and 81 The
latest Of French and English fabrics for ladies AID
chlGrens dresses for Spring, WInter and SumrEer.
tmbroidcri-s, Hosiery, Gloves aad l!dkis,
Shs~ls, Clocks and Mahtirs.
Sklriinps shee;inss, FauDcl- aai Blankets, ri !tsy
deecripu0n
lrish LlneIS AGd Diapers,
BouUaznes aud black Alpacr4t.
Large stock Of goods for E.rvEGt' summer aud Wiz.
ter Cloling.
Purchasers arc iuv,tod 10 cali AID for themselves
A. H. PARKER d Co,
No. 143 " iin street, Ia ale square.
" B-a persons indebted will please call and set.
tie their without delay, !. longer Indulgence wall
not be given. a. b. Z 20.
March S-ddc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

Wig should there hot hc 4 patient ca.a.
dcncc in the ultimate Justice OF tic c:i..> +
there any better on equal nope III III .woIiti:- -
In nlr present differences Is ii hrr ;trir With
out iai;h u being The ,jciit: Ii ,Ec Almighty
Ruler Of nations, with Ills eieri.i truth #nd
justice DC OIL your side Dl the Nprl:, ,:r MA
yours ri the South. that truth ini tai ..>l!c-
will surely pr,vni by the jnd grInrr.t rf ihst
great tribunal. the American p.Hiir. H.; IN"
lranc u The Government under whoa NC live,
this >i5r!e people have wisely given !irir pub
lie servant but little power i,r mischief. So!
have, with equal w!sdoui, provided -: the IT,
turn Vi that ittle to their own bands at very
short intervals. While The people letai, their
virtue ani vigilance, no administration, bY ary
extreme Of wickeducss or folly, can very srri-
ously injure the Government III the siior; space
q! luur years.
Ny courhryInen, o!,e ard al. tli:ik calmly
anu sell upon this "GIc sGI!;cc; Nothing val
liable caI be lost by taking time. Il there be
Ill object To hurry any Of yCu in hot iiaslc Ia Il
step which you w0u!d nryer take deliberately,
that object will he frustrated by taking time
but 10 great object can lac frustrated b. IL
Such vi You ~ are now dissatisfied still avc
the old Constitution unimpaired, anH I'll the
sensitive point, the laws VI rGur 0wfl training
under it; while the hes Administrations Vs.!
have no Immediate power il il woa!d, ~ c...::Hg:
either
If it w,te admitted that you who arc !i:sat.
lSlied hold the right side in the dispute, there
slill Is no single good reason COR ,,:ecIpitate az
ton. Intelligence, patriotism, Christianity,
and t!rtn reliance on Him who ha; never Vet
iorsukcn this land arc stNi Competent 10 adjust
IN the best way ali our present difficulty. IN
Jour hands, my dissatisfied tcilow-c";ln!r, i,en.
and moi iii mime, i, the mumtl!uu, l>stir al
civil war. The Government viii no, ;ts.ail you.
iun calf have 40 coEiict without being Your
selves the nsgrcssurs Yuu have H., uu;h re-
gistcrcd N Heaven 10 destroy the GoyerD"l=ni,
while shall have the most solemn ole TO pre-.
serve, pro,cc; and defend it,
all 10th ~ clOsG. We are not cncUIies, bal
friends. We must not be cI!rulies. Though PAS.
SION may have strained, it Must not break Jill
bonds Of affection. The mystic chords ot metn2-
~, stretching rrl! every ua.ticlicit Gnd patriot
grave 30 every living heart e:Ii iirarl!slulc ill
over ti!i, broad iaGd VIII sc. swell with i!4c
chorus ii the Uni"n, wien again touchc'', ~
surely they Will, by the be:ic: angels Of o'iI
nature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
COMMERCIAL KeGtaG,
WIuIcsnle Prices, Mn,

EiriHtoDd Wholesale Prices, March 5.
BACuE.-We quote to-day Shoulders TO p:e. New
cared Is lo I3ac.
CUHH.--We quote GO.
CUWN %EAL.-Couurrv II Al o. to 20 cta City IS Ell,
CoFfEE-Conmon rs. to &c.,, fair lSc., good TO prime
/ 4 10 lie. Java iia Ia tsc Laguayrs ID 10 l6Sc-
The Is well supplied with csrsoc,, per sal-
Nasre aud Fanny Crc.aw, ust arrived direct from RIO
f. ca:gors coI,!st Of >tYu bass OF superior quality!
Ests"AX-su cents pes pouud Tor best
Hl;;EE-"e aev!, Prime Virginia MountslI IS TO re.
C0uluHn |. 20 i1c. :E- arrival. are pretty large AID
The qualify ct most CHI good TO prime. Goshen IS to ?2:
, SAAr VI o.Irs.:oS LsaGItr {: JaeAson' isGG.
pcrr7 :3 SIS, farratsne - cts
COTTON iARAs, Sc.-:O'oIit.
c0FrOS-lUH TO TX Cts.
CEMEar-Janes hrscr 81 60 to i c.. Roseaial-
q 80 20 &, for lest quality Lover grades to ?a
FLOUR. Receipts liIt. Gales Of superhne SGil 81.
Ezra 81 70 ,Ec Family. !I& los.
:EiI!is;s.-4J So ceul,.
FIS!i.-Sol cu: hcrrings cargo sales sSH 20 3 East,
Roe lIrsrings 50 per malt barrel No. MAcKHsL els
IN. 'Iu. small 10. Sur,h CuEolnS Roe HerrIngs,
h.i barrels AN u Sorh Caroua Gross llerrings so
EL.tHstrp.-tI 20 TO J 81 y UusneI.
FERTlLlZkRS.-ilnrtinaa's (Kichnondl Annontat-dSu.
per Phosphate ii LiuI- $!p. Manipulated Cu.ro i.J-
3our but &GS. Peruvian Guano 4G:k per ton.
A. l. fpwn Mexican sZj. A. White Mexican T:aD. Mexican
80; rhodes supe. Phosphate o! Llae us per
';a.; city froacd +%;Gts.. Hide Island rrano
pho'pho Peruvian So. F.,hEa Tobacco Manure ~
"u'is Bo" A'i y.o"n' So. N'Gradrrs Phospho Peru
Siah ~ Mcufu"rr hi,e hrsman 70" shh heuruhrr'
Ground EO!. Ash as. Lrinan's Fertilizer $40.
NshSm.,M"r',.erh qaot"ti1: - 10 +c non,inal, m
W. p'.Mp'p",' a'iu -. tr go '"'.ihs
70. az ,o' Iut"'y nt!Ns 49, 10 >ss' ""o'I'''s
r'!ts; ,.e'". Pr''s fr 90 81. nId',in2 - ,r
~, '"''sa :" '.H'' e'fe" '''"e' - W w.
VT; .t.'' !: W wv. -.
i;,Ih 81" AAlL---i:g Iron -. 10 20; s~etes. -;
%. ~ - ""' '"s'''' '.a'.''' ,e".s"' anu ,lu"'s
~! :" GA AS" .'al. go. Hhereen Epent's
r.. 80 ~" - - L. % 20 . ~; erta,. ":,St H'et'
49, 49,. L '''-'N'' -'S''"'" m N's' v 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
AUCTION SALES.

Two EXCELLENT GKAAITi: FRONT
ThAEME> 10. w THE soEIlI SIDE Ut Us hD IT.
TMhES y I'll AND lVrii SHEETS, FOR SALE A.
AUCTION.
~ sill ,ell at publ: aactordQn premises on
~ WEbs ESDAY, TIE GTll U&& ARCH, 1851. h:
c!oc:, T. -, the two brcA sud granite fl-,>
i?eatrd us above, now ia the Occupancy - Mr l.s ST.
son" ay o. ;he annual rent Of i,yv. t,c a, ia: iir.
% nSfe lfou1 Of 2vt feet Of ;:,I y,ch -
anu ''s "ther lor frr 10 vie alley, 6,h t:iv:.
me- !, new brcS ienrmeE: hich .Ii,y
e.! ms property |, good c:r rr Lu.-i.,-,
DOM trhciurht> are IN coCIp.ctc rrjs" ,r
most admirably aad ;as;r:giy urn,-. 70, 4. :!rei Z,
hssauiah, CT nfocery or Dry DoGs s:o:,s a.d .re ~
TkRHs: onr.fourta cash t.; ,!,r...,. -,.,no,,.-
io HrS"GsEe "oie. III; crest a..I svccrr: IL . tru,.
paid by the purchaser. LuDDIS ,p".,..W - -
Feb 2S-te ',',' 49,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
The .71ariIeta.

Nav TnEE March Cotton I. dull Cpland r;dlaS.
iiT Hour Is Gu. Wheat !. quiet. corr. has declining
vu,e:ic:: dull sales 3yuuU bushels Old Ut GS,djE
Wii,E-y Grin at IS sugar steady; Orleans ~
a4I Kps!u trm RE. sirsdy u. sSa4E. stocks opened
rr su!aT bat better iucc the uVxG Tucson LlYvr
Railroad - Missouri! Is G5;S.
baltimore, March Flour Il del; Howard street snc
Ohio 81 -. Cay Mills - WHEAT IL steady red !9oIl s
Corn active yellow IS cts Prov;sons do
cbsnssI. Coger i. VI al l2E ll3L. Whisky Luoyaal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
MARINE ;A,EHS.
r0EI Ut KICiiMJED. MARCH 4,ls6I.

ARRIVED
Si-aE:ss!p fcrktcwp, rarr.sh, New York, EISe. and
passengers.
Seuu'er George Peabody: pri;cs.t Baltimore, se a:a
passenger.
Schr OCEAN. Aaron, Baltimore, guano.
Srir JOHN frdncs Frost, JarneI hiYer, luSbrs.
Scsr Chief, -, Ea.tern Shore, oats.
Schr Surprise, -, Eastern Shore, oats.
Schr Georgisuna Gooth, James River Lumber.
schr King William, tlen.rg Pamunksy River, rhsnt.
schr Mary Ellen, Elliott. baltimore, luuhrr
Sloop New Packet. Gray, Smthfrd, corn
Schr Virginia, EsI!e, A"rfys, oyster shells.
schr Charles, :igsins, James River lun.brr
Schr K. c. Stanard. Jr, Booze, Baltimore. graao.
schr J. ". S:urvess, Scott, Eastern Shsre, os't.
Schr Fashion, Huffman, Eastern Shore, oais
Schr EEiina D.. Warren Eastern Shore, ox;s
Schr d. c. Guyther, kerwln Norfolk, corn
SAILED.
Schr Annie Cole. Crockett, IOWA the riYr- light.
schr VIM. Nelson. S-lsua. down the river, Hight.
schr Belle Conway, re!any, Petersburg, sugar AID uo'
lasses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

WAsnIyoroS March i-T"o conpanira OF federal troops
form. the prrsdehsl escot lreat body Of federal
forces iept III Reserve IL OF etrrercy. seve
RAJ continent hcu.e-"p' nong tho Of the procession
Uccued by deiaet1:sn, 81 r1cmen The principal
arr,us Of approach TO the city guarded by Lstach
.ris Of the local u li,ary rp. The day hne and
nothing OCCURRED to u r h- Of the occasion The
military upAs was tm- The civic portion Inferior
Tie al sentiment hers among souhr.lers and their
sn lha Lac0I. in iusaiui smell, Ar0EyIy coerc!se
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1861. SFRENG TRADE. 1851.
A. OHRIS.
BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, STATiGNER

DEALER IN Music, PIANO f0RTEs, DC,
No. 81 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
NSToCLD respectfully bri,e the as.eLtlon OF COUNTRY
w MERCHANTS 10 III, unusually large and general A.
sortlneut Of BOOKS, WRITING PAPERS, BLANK BOOKS
CURTAIN PAPER, ENVELOPES, STATIONERY, together
with general assortment "
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing CONF ete assortment as can he found in
auy ons WHOLESALE BOOK ESTABLISHMENT In the
Uairsp sTATls and upon FAIR ami a. LIBERAL
CT We only ark al .xgnuatlon o! our STOCK from BrT
Ess wIug that suppy their wants 10 our line 10
their entire salisacon both to PRICES aud QUALITY
mr. CO0DS March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
VALUABLE VIRGINIA Law Eu1KS
7 Published Jy WEST JOHNSTON,

TTALCABLE VIRGINIA Law E01Ks,
Y Published Wy WEST = JOHNSTON,
Publishers .nd EooSselrrs las Main It.
Digest OF the Laws OF firyals Of GrllR al Nature,
illustrated by Judig Decisions. b. James u. Matthews
Attorney 1t Law. S3 3D.
RoscIOn's Practise, new edition. =: vols prce pe. Tol
Is.
Matthew Digest Of the Civil L1Sl Of Yrglaa; vols
$40
Patton. Jr., Ie,.Ls Report Ct lie spsc..l Ccur, o.
YirREia; Tols. s..
Patton, Jr., ueaL. Index 30 CI=t'fL's Virginia he
port. is 5V.
~ B.-kecenlly published AID :9r sale ~ e.:
New Code VI virginia. IS
Wharton. AnsrcLu Criminal LSw Ecw cli!!9n. T"s
Sll.
BR;einans Coz ncrcIai Lsw. ~ 80.
Parsons OIL Contracts; : vols, new edition. I'll
Smiths Leading Cases, edi;i"n; 2 rn;I, I'll.
American Leading Cssrs new edition, vols. I'll.
While X Tudor's Leading Cases in Equity: vols ~.
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Mhrch LIZ Nniu
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lLEOE v.L;IanLE:

PROPERTY IN iIIE CuCSrf uf klSG WILLIAM.
E9f virtue OF drcice Of The Circuit Court OF hiis WI.
NJ lian rendered ~ l., November In ~. IS5'
la the suit OF Wm u. CleHes AMI vile snI o,htrs
Richard HAYES, truStge and "hrs. sh al oIer for saie
public auction, the SgTii DAY OF MAECH. !s", OF
the premises Of John IT, Burch all The property embraced
In deed Of trust executed by raid John H. BGrch 10 ne,
as trustee. bearing Lstr the 10th day OF March, s5i.
Said property consists uf Elk Frv:n slave, ltyo
negro and four five chhlrco .l the household
kitchen furniture plantation utri=i stock Vi orars
hugs ana Cattle, &C.
TERMS as to the slaves; AMI as tie re-La. 81!
said properly, credit OF fnnr months.
RICHARD HAYES, c r1ta!ii'oas-.
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pUELiCsALE OF SIX N,:t:..0E>.

4 WILL sell - ruh!e auction, H. Eeavvt Lam l,!nl ~
4 Tile Nlrsiia IrEtTa! .,ronG Ia lie cuL.i, 90! .,...
n:sr, IL t"e!ocG. 4 NJ ~ Saturday, the > ~ h,:,t
sot on cre"t "l :0cr mo"h, sX ii.rIy icr,"es ,e.
sstihx 81 young t'"n. women AID cII,!'eG ,0,i. g.:
approved ,urriy IQu .ct JOHN - p;t!Lii.S
s.h .--y,.I.-
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Thirty -HiEth Cun.rrss-..-SecoudS Session.
A..II -

sEyArS-The srra,e last n!sh. passed Mr. Corwinr.
amendment to the Constitution by vote OF i TO H. Mr.
Critrrnrr proposition Iasea w lie moved suit
s:liu'e tr Propositions ia,v al Of his oon
lost. Ills propositions, then rrected-a,es 20
npes ii SrWarts proposition Tor u Savun! Convention
~a- ect-u by vote " 2; 10 H. Tue OF :ae proceed
,I-,iu
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L y ASIA " 4 STATE SEMINARY hNO
MILITARY ACADEMY.

yAToS Eores, February 20. 1861.
fsIlTE Office o. Super n;rrteI; OF he Louisiana State Sem
i harry anj Military Academy, located near AlexRn-
hria Rapies parish La, viii be vacant the 1t March,
1.6l
apple alton for The pot!!cu addressed to the President
u tbs Boa. Of supervisors, Lcuauu State Seminary ETC.,
.!rxaEudB" accompanied with testlncnla.s will be
c.i:ed until SATURDAY, april 9Th.
The salary Of he superintendent: Is IS eco per annun
IN addi.!"a b. rcrsiy sauD per aunuua Ordnance
u:ice:. comuodioaj dTenshCuse IL provided Tor hin,
tree NJ charge.
i.dm.us .ave capacity professional military education
aud experience ami scientific attachments The quai
Ca! so ahicn vii he SOU ht for by the Board.
TiiOs y. MOORE Governor End
&c eJfctD P!e,deu. Of tho
Marc; -dI1i Noard Of Supsrvsn:s