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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22
COTroN-REBEL NEws-NEGROEs, ETC

The orders OF the Confederate govern
ment, forbidding the shipment OF cotton TO
the seaports, has been generally observed.
The plantations and country villages are
we'll stocked with the staple. The difficulty
is where to find market for it. 1t must
be there eli her untilthe United States opeG
ports for its transhipmeDt, or until that
much talked of blockade breakiag actually
takes place. Messengers from the rebel
Commissioners in Europe arrive every
month by way of Canada, of Texas, and
even OF New York, but news from Wash
ington is not SO easily obtained as it was
heretofore
Mcclellan is very highly esteemed a
military leader, but Linkhorn-as they call
the President comes in for all sorts OI
abuse and viliication.
The negroes seem to relish the present
condition OF affairs very much rhe mill
tary excitement possesses great charms for
them. They sew yellow stripes On their pants
as a sort of uniform, and fancy themselves
thOroughpaced soldiers. Those who remain
on the plantations are delighted, because
their labor is not as rksome and continuous
dS II uoCh w w. dutt tiIC liSSOl vi INC OfCi
seer has been relaxed. Those employed on
the Notifications do their work cheeriully,
melted to it by the raw-head and bloody
bone stories about the terrible Yarkee
a0oitionists, which they think something
worse than choeeA or yellow fever. They
are told that war is to defend them, and to
keep them from being sold into Cuba. The
negroes in the cities, towns and border
States know better than to give credence 70
such stories, but not so the field hands in
the cotton States.
There are no apprehensiors of servile
insurrection epterta iGed, nor is there a
thought bestowe0 upon the subject The
only danger is from the mass OF negroes
that have been sent from the border States
into the interior OF the Gul States These
are genera lg hard cases, and calculated to
spread mutny and dissatisfaction among
their more ignorant and innocent fellow
victims. Still it will take some time tor
their influence TO be manifested. Ihe lie
groes from the northern border OF tennessee
are being daily sent South.
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The Reckoning with south ca

From the New Y.rk World.
The iron is entering the soul Of South
Carolina, and men rejoice Well may
they. Not for revenge. Revenge is q
passion fit for devils only. Not because
there is divine instinct 10 the human
breast that loves justce-that finds pleasure
in righteous relriouti0n. The invasion OF
South Carolina cluses peculiar satisfaction,
for the reason that il is The gulitlest Oi all
the rebel States, IL gave birth to the
master traitor Calhoun ---idoiz.d d him living
and canonized him when dead. II plotted
disunion for more than thirty years, twice
made desperate etiur; 10 compass it 10y
open resistance, and WAS the head and front
OF the present yet more formidable move
mept 1t was South Earoina that firA
began to arm that first shut up the Fed.
era courts that first wi, bdrew her MEM
hers from Congress that first passed an
ordnance OF secession that first laid hands
upon the Federal property that frs, fired
upon the national flag, and opened the war.
Had il not been for South Carolina, 10 all
earthly probability, this impious rebellion
would have never existed at all. 1t ls said
vi Cdtdu tudt ue 'uICW OUc- IuiLH Vi tHC
angels after him in foul revolt, SO it may be
said of this arch.apostate in the family Of
American States--she drel5 third OF them
away by her own original and deviIish
wlckedness.
Of course all true men rejoice that retri.
button now reaches her. The regret is
that it has been delayed so long. For sew
en- months since she poured that storm Of
fire upon the devoted little garrison, she
has remained untouched. Other States
who have followed, or been urged to follow,
her teachings and example-Virginia, Ma
ryland, Missouri, Kentucky-have felt the
scourge of war, but she has oil the while
been jubiant in her security. Yet the
punishment, though long deferred, will be
all the more terrible, now that the full time
for it has come. No General has yet been
invested with so large discretionary powers
as he who is at the head of the army Just
landed upon her shores and neither he nor
they are in temper to palter or temporize
with her blackest treason. Nothing but
speedy and unconditional submission will
save South Carolina from loss OF proper
ty and sacrifice of life before which all
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22
General Be@uregard's Report Bui
Run

General Beauregard has been ever since
the 2lst CT July making out his official re
port of the Bull Run Battle. The Rich
mond Dispatct contains the following syn
opsis, which will repay petusaI:
General Beauregard ope with state
ment OF bis position antecedent to the battle
and of the plan proposed by him to the
government OF the Junction OF the two armies
of tee Shenandoah and Potomac, rM Il
cielc to the relief Of W1iylaM and the cap
tare Of Washington, nhiH plan ,caa nejected
bQ Mt PreSideat. Genela q! Beauregard states
that he telegraphed to the War Department
on the 18th OF July, the contemp ated at
tack by General Mcdowell, urgently asking
for a junction OF General Johnsous forces
with his own and continued to make urgent
req1ests for the same until the 18th OF July,
when the President consented TO order
, General Johnston 10 his assistance. Gen
eral Beauregard goes on to state that his
plan of battle assigned to General johnson
an attack on the lett, at Or near Centerville,
while he himself would command in front,
but the condition Of the roads prevented
this.
l, was then decided to receive the attack
OF the enemy at Bull Run. After the en-
gagement at Backhurn's Ford, on the 18th,
General Beauregard was convinced General
McDowell's principal demonstration would
be made on our left wing, and he then form
cd the idea Of throwing forward sufficient
force By convergiDg roads to attack the en-
emy's reserves at Centrevi!la, So soon as the
main body os the latter became inextricu
bly, engaged on the left. Late in the day,
finding that General Ewel, who was posted
ou the extreme right OF our lines had not
moved forward in accordance with the pros
gramme and the special order which had
been sent to him, General b. dispatched
courier to General Ewell to inquire the
reason why the latter had failed to advance,
and received reply from General Ewell
saying that he had not received any such
order. The enemy's attack having then
become too strong On the left to warrant
carrying out the original plan, as it wonld
take three hours for General Ewell's Brig
ade to reach Centrevile, it became necessary
to alter the plan, change front on the left,
and bring up our reserve to that part of the
field. This movement was superintended in
person by'General Johnston, General Beau.
regard remaining to direct the movements in
front.
At the time when General Kirby Smith
and General Early came up with their
divisions, and appeared on the right of
the enemy, our forces on the left occupied
the cord OF the arc of circle, of which the
arc itself was occupied by the enemy-the
extremes of their lines fanking ours. The
appearance of Smiths and Harlys brigades
and their charge on the enemy's right,
broke the lines of the latter and threw them
INTO confusion, when shortly afterwards the
route became complete.
General Beauregard acknowledges the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22

A FAT TAKE.--The Captain of the bark
Genera! Pike, which arrived at Honolulu
from Kodiac on the 18th OF August, states
that he took this season one whale, the
largest he ever saw, which made two hund.
red and seventy four barrels.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22

Interesting Account Of the Condition
and PubIIc Sentiment OF the South.
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are; Tammany, &. Godfrey Gun ther; Repub-
lican, George Opdyke; Mozart, Fernando
Wood; Union, Coprad Swackhsmer; he-
form, John Kerr.
Christopher Hipp was recently arrested in
Cincinnati, charged with being = spy fron
the South.
Stocks In Baltimore and Philadelphia have
had = sudden fail. as holders were fearful OF
complications with England.
Coleman W. Stewart was killed In New
Orleans q few days since In an alteration
with man named White.
Major Richard Edward, IN old and highly
respected citizen Of NAtchex, Miss, died at
that place few days ago.
raportsd Arm with sales Of 1850 bales.
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TEXAS kEws-The Lssi,lataye.-Ths Austin
Inte!ligence- brings us the following re.pect-
ing the organization OF the Legislature:
.Seaats.-R. II. Gwyn, president pro fsm. p.
DE Cordova, secretary, "A. II. Casteel, first
assistant; +. Everett, enrolling clerk; ] u
ST. Clair, enErossing clerk, ID G. Ruri.sn,
s.rgeant-at- arms 4. W. Murphy, door,
keeper,
Hoass.-O. W. Buckley, speaker; W. l..
Chalmers, chief clerk; ". u Walton. frs,
assistant, L. Nj Bacon enrolling clerk, J. L.
Garrison, enarossinE clerk; w. N. Hardeman
sergeant alarms: John Mann, assist mt. j
i. Loyejoy, doOrkeeper.
Private advices state that Governor Lnb.
book has appointed Charles West Esq OF
Travis, Secretary of State. Mr.. West 3. well
known as one OF the ablast lawyers In the
Stata He will reflect credit on the new Ad.
ulinistrdtion.
W also nave the official vote.
Governor-i lubbock, 2l,s5i; Clark, 2l, ,730;
Chambers, l., ,.33.
Lieutenant dovern0r-CTochatt 3S32l:
roscue, II 100.
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The Spectators.
. Oh cuTsad Iowa of gold what wilt thou not :
cause n.en 20 perpetrgie r'-- VIRGIL

oh secafsoa ,oya OF gold what wilt thou not
cause n.en 10 perpetrsie ''--VIR6U.
Editors Dispafck 1t is gratifying and en-.
couraging 10 see how theinsatiabie vampires
the hungry breed of spectators, who are
avaihng themselves OF the exigeneies OF the
times to rob the people, not caring ii the Con.
federate States sink, 80 they swim-I cay, il il
highly encouraging to notice how these
greedy cormorants writhe and twist under
the timely and well directed fire OF your bat.
teries.
1t is in the power of the pres. to pnt stoy
to this system of robbery. BY all means ie,
it be done. Y0u would be unfaithful TO the
high trust of sentinels on the watch. towers
of the people II you failed TO denonnce these
miserable Shyiocks. Then, pour hot shot
who are ont Yankeeins the Yankees, and
drive them. if possible, into the ranks Of the
enemy, whore they could not harm as as
much as they now do. be assured that, In
so doing. you will BE- acting the part Of pa.
triots and benefaetors. and that all whose ap.
probation Is worth gaining will bid you God
speed In the good work RE. g.
keysciRs, Pa, Nov. ~, 1891.
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DEDS FOR THE ARMY,
- AND WINTER USE
IN TIE HOSPITALS.
The subscriber offers TO the Military public
THE COFFEDERdTE MATTRESS

The subscriber offers to the Military public
THE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
as meeting every requirement of Bed for Camp
during winter; aiso, the best adapted to the
transient Camp Hospital.
1t is spread upon the floor of the tent, perfectly
secure against damp that rises therefrom. 1t
is light and compact for transportation, and Is i'm
pervious to rain when exposed thereto. 1t saves
less from the breakage and transpos staton of Cots
and is les than one fourth their usual weight. Ii
requires less than half the bed clothes requisite
| when Cots are us2d and costs only $3.50. 1t s
adapted to the ef privstes well officers,
the Dragon well as Iufantry. 1t claims the
attention of the Military generally, and challenges
the most rigid trial.
Those having the turnishiog of Hospitals would
do well 10 test the sdaptability Of these Beds to
| their wants, and the &C nseGuent economy in their
use.
Suffers to tie Army, and dealers generally, can
be supplied by q. Is. STACY,
sth street, North of Leigh street,
no ll-Im* Richmond.
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State Of kanawha.

The ordinance for dividing the Old Com
monwealth OF Virginia, and erecting new
State of the counties west of the Allegheny
Noun tains, has been adopted, so say the
Yankee papers, by the voters by Il ma jority
of nearly, ii not quite, one hundred to one.
and d new Convention, the members of
which have just been chosen, will assemble
action of the people. The new State will
be called the Kama VIVA, and will contain 4
population Of two hundred and ninety two
thousand, including about eight thousand
slaves 1t will be composed OF the following
counties
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z LIQUORS, GROOERTES, 10.

700 bbls. WHTSKEY.
20 bbl5. Apple BRANDY.
- bbi5 French BRANDY.
- bbls. GIN.
80 quartet aud eighth casks French BRAN.
DY.
60 bbla. Sweet WINE.
10 hhals Shoulder BACON.
900. coo CIGARS
81 cases SARDlNES.
5000 pounds Smithfield HAMS.
30 kegs Sup. CARR. SODA.
80 hhis. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR
100 bbls No. and No. SUGAR
40 hbd4. New Orleans SUGAR
IS baskets CHAMPAGNE. Ci!cuuot brand
5 hbs. COPPERAS.
800 lbs INDIGO ard MADDER
10 pigs BLOCK TIN.
50 bags COFFEE
10 bags Grain PEPPER.
IS bbs. ALCOHOL,
Also, large assortment of other goods for sale
THOMAS JONES,
no l9-2w No. Main ct Richmond. Va
. UPERIOR OLD BRANDY:
= GID RYE WHISkEY;
Fine PEACH and APPLE BRANDY;
Pale and Brown SHERRY, very old;
MADEIRA WINES. various qualities;
OLD JAMAICA RUM;
ENGLISH CHEESE, Queens Arms"
PICKLES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, and
GROCERIES,.
Fer sale by w. d. HAIR & CO.,
Opposite Spotswcod Hotel Cor. 9Th and
40 l3-5tls;Jsn Main sts., Richmond Va.
DEAL COGNAC BRANDY IN BOND.
COGNAC BRANDY,
Of old importation of the brands Jas. Hennesay T.
Co" plans. l. Co.," ncw in bond, and for sale By
no its X. X. ROBERTS.
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~ NOFICE-At a meeting held oy the BA-
~ KEGS SoGifTY OF the ely OF BithmorG u,
on the 2'i day of November l@6i. Il Was u.laninl-
ously
Rssoleea, That twelve hours labor are IA ifoient
io~ us to work, and we pledge. seves TO each
othsF not to work any more thsn that tine Tor our
employers.
Sy order OF the Vice President
no 9T-3ts
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Lieutenant Colonel John Il. Baylor, at
present In com tsaand of Arizona, has been
promoted to 4 Ccionelcy.
One Of the Yankee prisoners who left this
city last FRIDAY for the Mouth, escaped from
the cara ct Bsldsld, and u now - large.
Martial lav Aas hen suspended In Knox-
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Nlfilmoao pispatfb.
MORNING NOV. rs. 1851
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We shall feel under obligations to any of
our friends who may from time to time get
possession of late Northern papers, if they
will bring or send the same to this Office.
We will also pay literally for such papers
to any ono who will furnish us with them.
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~ @EETING OF THE STOUk HOL,j.
- hRS OF The VA. CENTRAL r. r.
co OAPAN4 VII be held In ths rty of Richmond
on THURSDAY, III. 18th N v, So, at 5 O'Clock
p: NJ, at F'ranalio Hail below Ex chaoge Il ,tel
stockholders eaa turs b me free of charge
until NJ ,nday, al December
n 2G-td j GARRETT, Sec'y.
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Capt, Lafayette Lamar, Of Lincoln county,
Ca. died at WsTrentoa, Ga. few days
ago.
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LOUIaIANA DEPOT.

RICHMOND, VA, UCt. y, Itbl.
ss THE UNDERSIGNED aviBg been sta
~ tened In Richmond for the purpese of reeeiv.
ing and forwarding all goods sent from the State oi
Louisiana 10 her troops Ia Virginia, gad having
slao been appointed by the Reisf Ccis..iitas o.
New Orleans their asent to receive all goods ses:
through theIi, mas taken the froas room of tts
aouae occapied by Hector Davis. on Franklin st >.
aid at ail tiTaes be found there by rarRans
ing business with him
JOHN II. MACKENSIE
lGarterr1aster ADD Forwarding Agent 70. I,ouist
ana Troops In Virginia: oc 10 I'm
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CAMP BEDS, Ac.

WHITES NEW CAMP
HOSPITAL BED,
ST AC Y'S
CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
For sale by the Subscribers, at s. W HARNooDS S
Furniture Store, Governor street, Richmond, Va.
ALS0-CAMP FURNISHINGS in general
no 25-lm' T.. W. WHITE & co.
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~. DIR. ORLANDO FAIRFAX,
- Formerly Of Alexandra.
Offer his professional services to the nasbit ants
oil Richmond
lie may be found at the Cllftcn House, on l4th
t., near the xehaDge Hotel. no 2f-lms
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- CHANGE OF SGEEDULE.-Trsy,.
~ ers going South will observe that the Ar
EERNOON TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG leave,
this city at THREE p. n, Instead of forr, AS for
nesly. Zoe Clint r. II. WINNIE Supt.
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PssOFEssssINas. CAfe1ss.

" DIR. PARKER having returned 10 the
~ city for the winter, will resume the pra, tics
OF med eme no e. 2ts
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NHUICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, to which
~ I'VE invite tho attention of suffers and
Wholesale buyers:
a00c0U German CIGARS
10000 Domestic CIGARS
100000 Havana CIGARS
100 boxes Toilet SOAP
400 dozen Alexsnders Spool COTTON
l5) lbs. black and coiored 1EHEAD
20 hhds choice Brown SUGAR
40 bbls Crushed SUGAR
20 chests Black TEA
lO chests choice Green TEA
20 quarter boxes RAISINS
80 gross MATCHES
80 reams white WRAPPING PAPER
20 ce es choice CHAMPAGNE
quarter cssks Old BRANDY
LEE DUHHAM, IS Peart ST.,
23-lw* below Cary
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HELEN J. KING,
no 2I-l2te Cor. Broad snd Mayo streets.

bUNAWAY $40 REWARD.--I will pay
IL the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery TO me @f vOmsn named MARIHA A,
who ran away oa Monday, the 9Th. She is OF me-
dunn slze, rather dark complexion; age about %
year7; height about ) feet.
no 25-tt WIN. s. PHILLIPS.
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sa7r~ DIR. y. w. HANCOCK having been OK
dared 10 dsaL Ewels Brigade, ~ Surgeon
sii necessarily be absent from the city for time
Those wishing his proieasieaal services viii fnt
els representative, DR.. JANIS Il. WILLIAMS, al HI
,tics, prepared 10 attond 10 their calls.
DIR. JAMES II. WILLIAMS offers his profse
aonsl services 20 TIE citizens Of Richmond aad vi
,inIiy. He may be found st Dr. 4. w. UAsCoCK'.
,fse, EAu, between I'd asd fth strests, or 9,
xr. WIN. s. PHILLIPS oifsca On l2th street, bssusss
asia and BANK At the usual ofti>a hours
Any message left at sishsr place win be promptly
,tta-dsf IN - Io-ts
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500 CORDS OF SrAYE BiLLETS. for VT leh
will pay CASH delivery Please apply nj tha
Richmond Barrel Factory. on the Dock
10 23=ims E.U BIrKrORD
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{rUR RENT--A large aud comfortable private
IL RESIDENCE, in the town Of Charlottesville
with the house and table FURNITURE and Gev-
e.ai ex,,iient SERVANTS, If deIited, cac be rent
ed by = slitabie tenant.
jor further Information. apply at this Office, OF
u tL3 Postmaster a. Charlottesville.
1,.s
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ID UNAWAY.-slo REWARD-Leit Man.

ID UNAWAY.-s1 REWARD Lett Man
II chester about tbs last OF September, my girl.
JANE She is little girl acout li years of age,
stout built, very fiat nose; has white spot in one
eye, don't remember which. There ID reason TO be-
Iiese that she is IN the city, she has been seen
lEere The above reward will be PAID for her ce
livery to lne at Messrs. Dunlop Moneure a. Co.'S
Aiil III Manchester, or secured IN jail - that car
get her.
p. S.-Persons are warned not to harbor her.
no lg-YQt% LAWRENCE MOODY
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NV ANTED-A DINING ROOM SEkV ANT
w Tor the balance Of the present year Al.
ply 10 BARKSDALE 4 BRO,
no CIV Cor. 18th and Gary sts,. up stairs.
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- A "A W Y.-ONE HUNDRED DOL
III LARS REWARD.-Ranaway, October
r. JOE, dark mulatto % years old; six feet high
weighs I1.F pounds; well built, and very likely;
bushy head OF hair. aud heavy beard can read snd
wiit7, but writes badly; came from Hardy county,
es mly have free papers. will give the above
rev III i .Sr bis ccD cDiuement in jail SO get him.
JAMES j C0THEAU,
NJ 4
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sxss-. MEDICAL CARD.
OFFICk PACTlCx.
DR.. PLUME, Of tas old Medical House, confines
ainseh mainly TO an Office prsetee on FRANKLIN st -.
i,.sis below the Exchange Hotel and claes ,nally
opposite Odd Fei!ows Hail whore skiilful "a eosf
idshtil treatment may ba obtained ON reaSonsbs.
.erias. Those who have been exposed "a e.fts;s
so,.assols ai,nahts s1e invited 20 call esriy
Communications by msii otherwise, promptly
attended To. Office open nesa A. NJ. tiii p. n
nv 25-A kIcdhOHD VA.
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DAN AWAY-sIO0 REWARD-Ran away,
l. On Monday, NEGRO BOY. named Essen
about I've feat eight inehss high black: stam-
olo weight about $50 pouads formerly belonged
70 Capt John Wright, of Plain Wow, p. o., King
And Queen county, Va. The above reward viii
te Pad On his delivery to at nay Office, la this
aSi'y' He laay ba making his way to West Point,
Va lie has d wife Ia that neighborhooi. His
upper teeth are dark, from tartsr on them.
&C 0-ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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III a T r d
We LINEN RAGS
rha 3sivi3ere Manufacturing Company sshss
purchase 2 arge quantity Of LINEN RAGS for
which 'hc highest cash price will he paid on de-
livery at the franklin Paper Mil on 9th street,
,orner Of Areh, near the Richmond and Psssr.burg
railroad depot.
oc 3Q-lu GEO WHITFIELD, pres't,
81 Petersburg ExrreSs aud Lynchburg tir.
snien please copy one meath.
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4 FARM OF 100 ACRES for
I SALE OR RLNT.

l. les IL Diuwiddie county and Adjoin8 the corpo-
rs.irl Z Petersburg The HOUSES are new, con.
-..t.a- a a DWELLING, with five rooms The
5.t.h5atcs consist OF KITCHEN, NEGRO QUAR-
TLR3 SNoKEK0USE, STABLES, and cow
SHEDS Seventy scres a.o o;eare five Of which
4. meadow apply 10 PAkNILL & SONS,
no 2S--+d2s Petersburg. Va.
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FOR LOOAL PURPOSES

yXY ANTED.--f wish 20 hire for the en- slns
wv yesr. or during the wsr, rs the owners nav
Gsssr FIFTY ABLE NEGRO Mf.N, foy Ne
saflces departments Of labor At the CANsox HiLL
uSss, tn tLiz county, undei and sbcve The ground
Our mining operations are not more iangsrcrs
haa ordinary oceupatione--cre Aaogts life cniY
,eslng bssa lost BY accidsn. Ia thai aerarsrent
o. is-ss JN0. j wxn,ru. Arsa,
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u The iafgs aud eony entt nt
STORE HOUSE with
Pao king suj Srlok 8 House attached
tu 9Th 81 eat next door 10 4. r. Workman & Co,
Z. ~ ia tLs occupancy OF {. Z :5nodarass.
Apply Ia
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IA A. N 4 i. II II wish hundred ME-
w HRotfS, mora or !s.s, to put on Il piania.
don fully Improved 20 grow cotton. Propose ell
her TO hire divide the crop with the party fur.
liah.us she Negroes, a may bs agreed upoa. Ad.
tfess Il, BLAKE,
vIcksburs Mss.
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irm tachaond. Addres, me ri Richmond. Va,
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WANTED
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To work on UAkIhIDtfES
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