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THs TALssoT Posr RorAL 70 THE YANKEES

THa TALgloF PoRr RorAL 70 THE YAxxEss.
From he Charleston Courier, OF the 81 inst
we take the following paragraphs:
Increased information and later deyeiop-
ments convince us that the invaders and
piunderers at Port ROYAL are receiving and
deriving not only less than they claim in their r
magnificent reports, bnt even less than we
were disposed at first to adrait.
In relation 10 the inveigling and seduction
OF servants, many readers eau remember
that this game was attempted ia lsl2- Ii by
The foe. and that in the Treaty Of Ghent the
question OF compensation was referred to the
Czar, who promptly allowed $3.50 per capita
Ter rvants taSen-a very large sum ~ prices
then prevailed.
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lRIsH .TFIeRRs.-~It is stated in the Droskeds
Conservative, an Irish paper, that several Of
the Young men who are ofirers in tia Pops't
dsterniped - emigFats 10 the Udited Statoal
nnd JOIN the IRISH hrieadss which h new n
taG fAiaed HRdey Mtafhts, ~ 4sssssssaf ~
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FROM TEE sP0ron The Hresiericksburg
keeordsr, Of tho z4th instsnt, says that
some eight 'or ton vessels-of war were
lying or .Evansport on Wednesday even.
ing. and o heavy firing was heard yes-
tArday In the direction u QcccQRon, which
from ths spaad Nse sappOssd - y from cam
II The ~ 49, IS sog lsS ,sa t1sis q fDas asys
4 NJ s':i 4: NJ. 81
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FOR Ek ENT AND SALE.

A PRIVATE DWELLING FOR SALE he
IA owner OF new
BRICK DWELLING HOf Sc,
On Frankiir, betv cen 50 ard 4th wishing TO
get a 5msl er house, tffers it r sale. II ha, ten
good Roosls, with DeIbls mantlss gas and hot
and cold water through the nou q; sto-e Rooms;
ID 'h Room good aod ample Sc want Rooms; Cook
Ing Range &c. For informat.o ON, apply to
7. b. STAkKE,
"e 9-3;< AT Spence Gary's.
4 EORGlA LANDS FOR SALE.-l offer for
I sale a value bic body OF RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND, in Gordon county Ga immediately
on lie Western and Atlantic Railroad, and two
miles from a depo". / win sell $50 to aboutsl 600
scras; about 400 Seres river bottom, cleared and
under Guilty alton producing good crops of corn,
wheat and cotton of fine quality There il also
well prepared and aour;shing Vineyard of 24 acres,
of Catawba and other standard wine and tabls
grapes, and an abundant supply of ehoice vsristiss
OF other fruits, On the river is fine Fishery,
which afYcrs sufficient supply OF iish for all do
nestle wants. when attended TO. On this psanta-
tion is comfortable, roomy two-story dwelling
house, with seven upright rooms, and al necessary
out buildings and machinery for plantation par-
poses and all beyond Abolition influence and ina-
peTtinence. Terms will be liberal, and negroes or
Confederate bonds win be taken In payment, i: pre-
ferred, oy the purchaser. Address
JOHN Z. GREEN,
50 9-2swlev Resaca, Gordon couaty. Ga
TARE FOR SALE OR RENT-f hgye for
n sale a FARM in Henrico county, lying abeat
fifteen miles below Richmond, eontsining nearly
30 acres of land about goo Of which Is cleared and
the greater portion has besn marled and produces
we'll tae usua! crops made in this sect On. This
farm akounds IN the best mari which is iute ac-
cessible. The improvements consist OF Il framed
DWELLING with 5 or rooms Kitchen, stsbes,
&c. and well Of excellent water In tie ya-d.--
Tbsre is on the farm OF the lafges: Orchard OF
Peach aud Apple IN this section. The situation ts
healthy, and neighborhood good If not sold
the lst of November, il viii be rented upon modss
ats terms to gooi tenant For ter1ns &C., apply
TO .RO b. LYME, a-,
Real Estate Agent,
Oiics over A. Bodeker's Drug Store, a;a
oc l4-2awts Main street. q
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INTERESTING Psoa BLuFProS The Charles.
ton Courier has been ftyored with copy of
a private letter, dated November 9oth, from
an officer at Biuffton, from which it pub.
lishes the following extract:
"Since the Bnll's Island affair the enemy
has been keeping very quiet, Not one of his
boats has been seen, and Lave reason 10 be-
lieye that his pickets have been drawn in -
Tho Yankees have an exaggerated idea of the
force that we have at this point. Some OF
them told ---- the otherday, that 500 of our
men had landed on The Island and came near
capturing Colonel Ely and about Is men who
had left the Island about two hours befo -
our forces landed. The fact was that we had
only 40 IN en- on that occasion.
-" We are maxim g plans to bag scme Of the
Yankee pickets.n
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A DANGEROUS rry,o,i,, ofa Fa

A DANGEROUS PLAETHISG--Erpiosion ofa Fort
Ealker BembshsH. "A gentleman residing
on Madison avenue, New York city, re.
ceived trophy from Fort Walker-a
she'll, which he carefully cleaned out,
as he Supposed, and filled with water,
leaviug the shell IN the yard In the evening 2
junior mem ber of the family fonnd the wa
ter run out, the she'll dry, and about half a
pound of powder still remaining inside. He
called to female domestic to bring a basin
Of water, bnt Riddy mistook the order. and
brought ligh ted taper instead. The result
was an instant explosion, utterly d, s.roy ing
the fence and breaking several hundred dol
lars worth of glass in houses on Madison ay-
enne and Thirty ninth street. Fragments OF
the she'll perforated the walls Of the house of
the trophy possessor and those of the adfoin
ing building. Noone was ia aiured
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The PosIrIsN OF UrAH-Brigkam Youag's Pro
phssy.-" Ion," the special Washing ton CORES
pondent OF the Baltimore Sun, dated Nov. %,
says:
Utah has substantially declared her inde-
pendence as a state, aud has taken the posi-
ton OF strict neutrality between the South
ana the North in the present contest. Bat t
appears that the delegate frcm that Terri tory
VIII resume his seat III the Federal House OF
Representatives at the coming session A
statsmSnt from him as 10 the peculiar attt
tude ahd policy of Urah will necessarily be
ELECTED. Meanwhile, however, learn that
Brigham Young, "a aut0crat Of the Mormons
has more thoroughly than ever obtained the
confidence OF his people by the fulfiilment OF
MS remarkable nnd often repeated prophecy
OF the disscu ion OF the Union. n Ut a single
United States soldier now remains in Utah
AID the travel across the plains is much di-
minished. Taere is no troubis whatever be
tween the Mormons and the citizens of tn 9
States. The National Electric Telegrapl
passes through the territory, and it is Il mat
ter Of boast vita Brigham That it is scrupu-
lously protected from injury.
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GALE or VALUABLE LAND, NbGaoES,
= CROP, STOCK, &e.-The nnoersigred will
sel On WEDNESDAY,, TIE l!th or December
1861, tract OF land in the cSunty Of Charlotte,
known Is
"ROANOKE BRIDGE"
the residence of the ia:e Mrs. 4. w. Norton locs
ted six miles from Charlotte Cont -Houae, ana
seven miles from keysvi.le Depot on the 2ch
T1ond and Danvie RAILROAD.
The tract c. nteins i451 acres and is considered
OF the best planta ions in hat region Of coIn
try There are on il from 255 10 zoo acres of lew
grounds OF nrst Tate quality, large proportion
safe for tobacco.
The land is weil ,imhered and we'll vssered
there beng ahundant streams iG every fad he
inproysin ents consist OF large and comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary out-horsss A
extended description Is Defined useless al
persons wishing 10 purchase Ill o: course look 10,
the r,selves
Wli be sold ct the fame time and place about
forty very valuable EkGEOfS all The stock o
Horses, Ca tile, sheep, and Hogs; all the erep o.
tha present year cons sting OF from 4c3 TO 5
bbls. of RI, 60 stacks OF Oars 25 stacks Of Hay
IS stacks OF Fodder, &c, &C. aud all the Plantation
Utensils.
MI. Green, the overseer on the plantation OF
Mr.. VIM. Morton, who lives near, viii take pleas
ure in showing 1t to any one wishing TO examine
Let ers requesting information about the sale ad
dressed to Wm Morton, County Line Roads OF
| TO A. r. Venable, Prince Edward Courthouse
| will be promptly answered. Mr.. n. y. Read, O
| the firm of Read & Jeter, viii give Information
| respecting the land.
Terms made known on the day OF sale-wiu b
| liberal to suit the times
J.. H. G LsACH, }Executo-s o
A. r. VENABLE, Ii w. Morton
WIN MORTON, Admr's ID B. N Q
VIM T. SCoTT} 8. d. Morton
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last EuftuIa (Aiabama) Spiri. Of the Son.A
claims that the cannon at Pensacola weis
distinctly heard IN that place by several per-
cons. In the county, negroes heard the re-
ters TO the sound. The distance from Eufaula
to Pensaeola, as the crow iiies, must bs at
least l3) miles.
Passengers from the South report that
the guns at Port Royal were heard at Jack
sonviile and Piiatka, In Florida, the la tier
place being, In an air line, about 200 miles
distant. - s5s3sss '-1eSa tst- s.sss :. =
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Es CENTRAL. NOTEI., a..
4. at tTHARV (iTTFSCyI e

K1OR RkNT- -7''sd
A. CENTRAL HOTEL, 4,.fs,
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE- =
This valuable property, well known need 90
paEticulsliziag, De hal for . term ca =
year. Its custom is abindans, and Of the moot y
chtsble kind. PEI session can be given LIST Jan.
uaIy next, LIST May asxt De tired wsa orsr
without the fauiure. apply 10 Mr.. SMITH, tAs ~,
pres proprietor Ana '"ar to niTIaRo T.fi a
pooMs FOR RENT.--Two good Rooms, onsllHs
IL with small Dressing Room attach. d. Apply,,a
at HEINRICa'S,
de 7-6ts stb st, East of Leigh cross
4 NJ E L S sPRIN @ s. = -TTot
$40 ' RENTED OUT. sf'
A -. PREMISES.
On the Is. day Of January, 1852 so = at,ss7 '' ="
N. r. wisLSepn, ,sdi si
DE- a-in* Aeqr Of ;: e swillson.rsssa
NEkY VALUABLE PRIV. -k.snWs.Is. -
Bread I'D Marshal s.rests, frr sac; NJ ,sn
quest of Mr. John Jonss, offer ior ras his rssp 10
front OF 7Ti feet. and lie rIasusl fsPth of isS
feat to wiar a'isy he ewsiieg s's Very swe~s.
having beiaes the basem=nt sssaes bsaaa als
G oeIy largs' but remskae;y weif S iisass I'd Pc
vesula:eo The rear view is lsest pessisk
Of ianss r.vsr ad,iains lie dseiilhg ios ,ts ts"d
south there lot .soa about DO n - Fs'suingS
bacs lsofse'. and having ihsrsgp b,isk ssrysni.si
property very desirsb being IN tetir~d snd e
gentee neghborso sad YEA wiz Hin iaiaseS
walk OF III usual auinss pa 2 0f tes eys a. ~ aee
de D. 8. tODDIxA = ARIsfsx soxasr>,
LTUR RENT--Two lasss w a nssH ol,sa'ssss.ss
7 fronting oa ossy and dsa Pes :iEssa, gRy "a
NorIcE pa: !oAN pRosDK's IS s.eg! gsg1ss -
sreess whers be may bs fouAa both day ara sisbts -
bsaaii'ai @ M stlfpiNi i6rs. bi near IL ID f1s =.
aiss On Bread strset, . aas ssAtsts and. nassess
HRS aoRsE,t Ii q the Aosssa n sA' end R&WsA s':
Ts wsa = to HIRE an .in,sisg ssd asssve
lsIed DO either slave os nee sssps fssS,sA
| TO FE.E!Ty'F-:'...,, EN- -. ur--...' !
| on Marshap. street. be.ueen aSth A.li 2afs. -.
| streets, on Church Hiii, containing sewn
i-roeins add two closets a good brick xftthsfs'
and. coal hoass fossessaoa aeivent imIossa'*ss@
no s2-1ss As's Il. oAurAoRN. 4f@'H
ll-yr 4 q r. = -
! The STORE aed GkANIasr-a-.
'Ss 9s y,,ss 7, .s,s 6 ross s S
dietou Esqs The store Is . tWe-s -stsFy tsetcss-
vite i.Iss
Ths (Sranery ssAsfrsms buiidlhks su&tAbi~' =
for storsng Gyaia. &e. For terms or tsiosnA- II,
p0n, app" ". Y sELpEN rENpEEror,; s.-'ss-ss
no l~-lme @ase4 sHtehMc1d.-y1. 50
i TSoR SALE, RENT. on OR-ExOAAN0k u.
| II fOR HICHAONu FRQPERTY-N.
/ FARM, eohtalning lao seytes two snlN hell
i I4ond. Va. 1r call a. NY Tpoa. eorasr ~ ~
F,sss,is 'ns e ,,s s.a oossssss 'stss;e 3 I HAxr
:. s=xx-sssx
II ATOTI0h -AaQaeaize u - Ae3aef ~ 0oGN 81
II IN kdssd3e Oo6Gg ~. ~ CainpNnt~w u ~ ~ -
WI = lax on n ca1tAas etcsh. tAeten3 re5osoyG IN
|, s6cehhpliare Sen3 eeuneo = - n1G st1s
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d ECEIy ER'S SALE OF A LARGE COL
n, LECTION OF JOHNSONS NEW H.
Illustrated FA tLI.Y ATLAS COZ.
TONS MAP OF THE WORl4U, OFFICE
FURNiTU sE, &c, AT. AHJTION - On
III URSDAY, 18th inst. al - clock will geil.
At the Auction Hou OF f b. Cook, No. 20 Main
street, One Hundred and Thrty-Seve job 1son :
New illustrated Family Atlas, some of which are
elegantly boond. These Aliases are COB fideltiy
recomms ndei by Prot. Msupip, of the University v
Of Virgris, and Prof Ry land of the Ki hmond Uol-
lege, and others
a number of Colton's large Nap of he World,
on He-tater projection, exbibi'ing tie recent
Arct aud Antarctic discoveries aCd explorations.
These Meps are in frames and roles.
Also
Maps of Asia and Africa rollers. These maps
are the largest aud most ecmprehens.ve ever pub
lishej in America.
One Map OF the Union, &c sc.
ALSO
One Herring Fire Proof Safe, large
One Mahogany Office Desk and Chair
One Stove and Pipe
Two Ofsice Chairs
One arge Table
One " shstsnd, Basin &c
One Offie, Carpet
One Locking Glass &c &c.
--ALSO-
A large lot of Printed Shssts, for Atlaser, un-
bound
The above sale is made by order of Co rt, and,
from the character OF the ALIASES and Maps, /
really think the sale worth the attention of those
wanting standard Works. by order of
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Receiver of Sd District of Virginia
EeS Sale conducted by <. b. Cook, Auet'r.
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i CARD. MEYER, formerly Of the frm
\ cf n1hsap & Co, thankful TOR ihe liberal pa :
5.sase- 5e>,swad IN The old copcer1 for the pas,
ysa7s respectfully il Worms he public hat he has
q .uEa slE complete stock q: articles IL his iiEe.
.-.5'a5 e2r-v~s.y @o7 Christmas sales, at tie o,d
tsa@. c'-n@- 81 erd Broad street, and sol cit- a
,s., .19Ef l, ..ieod. sad the public geuc:a'ly b,
tc-- uVrs -'=-g els X here de u -Ft*
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%fU I 10 + 10 THE PUBLIC-I have
= opened ar EATING HOUSE, corner Of
EAH aaa l-.h stree rs, at The PALMETTO
HOUSE,,
lam prepared to furnish SNACKS AZ all
t1les from o'clock in the morning until 10
a-lc,E - !ght.
Oysters, sIewed, fried or roasted Ham and
fSfs' !e.eaK Turkeys, Ducks; fresh
ksa, and hot Coffee and Tea at All times Of
-se C3Y.
ey Sim E CROUCH prnp,r
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-E'ET EG-ES GOOD SAMARITAN. TrY il.
| D7 y I you wish 10 get wet. o. a.heu.
L-st-14, ,ra5siEia. 1e know you will never
regret .sus ;S propagation, AS il las cured hum
d-c' a-i DFT turs you If y7u rss it according to
d.r-c i-Is llet Try one bottle, sId know it viii
give sssslar iaa Fer sale II all eli the Druggists
az Richmond. For wholesale orders address the
FEoP5~' Z. " L. ROCK
G-4 II
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CAPTURE OF THRRE LAKE SrBAHsRs--The
New Orleans Picfyure is indebted to IT,
courtesy of Gen. Lowell for The use Of eho
following dispatch:
FoET PIKE, Nov. % Captain buckley, Of
the Steamer left Davis, has 51st left my
wharf, having been turned back on his trip
TO Mobile. He reports the capture, by the
Yankees, yesterday morning, ia the Sound of
The steamers Grey Cloud, Watson, and Henry
Lewis-the TWO latter heavily laden with
freigh, for Mobile
II. A. CLlEcH, Major Comd'g
Maj G en- Loceil. &. ). A.
The Piesyune further says
Since receiving the above, we learn from
here agents here, John e. hyde & Co., that
the Grey Cloud arrived in port (Mobile) early
yesterday morainG. The wrong name has
probably been given, hy mistake, 10 one of the
captured boats.
Another Gispatch has bean received BY Mr.
Geddes, agent of the mail line, dated Pasca-
gouia, yesterday, stating that a steamer name
not mentioned, was captured by the enemy,
in The morning. anI! in the event n & 81 schooner
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LOST. sTRASEss, As.

ns7.- ss - REWARD-rn n last Thursday
,Tsninc. between B Dad Street Methodist
l. - .ua Mr John r. Wilks's store. Frank,ia
t.lIs., OF between NJ Wilks's and Union n.il, a
fRtS' HAIR BsACELET,
=. ,s.4< Col, C'aspa. with the lttttrs N N
" ,osfs bed upon the ton The above reward
y, hs ps8 whea delivered at ;}is Office.
o. a-st' "
-xTpAYfH .--tiame 10 nay house on tie 2s,h 4
~ Nsvemter, = light sosrei MARES yesrs old.
=, h,sss face, t,ci i inches high Thec,u.
s.ugJ call prove p7oIc-ty, pay chsrgss ard take
s-sasv. o.. sAe VIII be dealt with atcurRirg 90
BENZ, JOHNSON,
10 sa-~a' Auburn M'sis. itsrover 60 Va
,~BAlkp OR SgOLEN--TEN DOLLARS
= REWARD 4 so5rel
- Il O y s Z
r.vs Years Go slightly hipTed. The above re,
- a.. he ps,G t,v HIS ,'env"ry 80
itAFln q. BIBB, NJ
3sn-7.' June Ion. Hanover co. Va
<I-FiT r. botLNn ~ aaMAkI--ga.
| fvl-a .Iohn nnHlev's la, Store aua the o,d
80. dsrk MOROCCO BAG, 18th a steel
~, All ,baiu. with between TWENTY and
rVISTY Delj AIRS III it. There was ta-se av.
-,eers q eS. snd tae bslar,e in small ,tes.
.,y BE above Eev&rd 10 the ,iadsr If len Al
.t.. ~
hrr-3' FL'ZABErH II. HAYNES.
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s'sSsSEa OYSTER

Dl.>I YuhK RIVER OYsTEhS-f,rs sa .
EDMUND EDWARDS,
Coracr Franklin sud Sth streets
i2 Re sSe'L o. openei BY the gallon. "a lsrSa ar
"a. sIs1oteS. in auy way 10 suit the CUSTOM
5 s. va are Invited to give me q all.
e .-Ht
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10 a--,lav:tv~ II. wnTTI0Us 4 son.

------ ~ w Iii i@'HjA "siN
=. VItbL 10 TAX PAY EEks.-Pursuaut TO
y an ordinance passed llib January, 1855.
l. vi. atten1 at the Collectors OlIice, IN the
'I+ E1l, from the 10Th TO the 2lst OF naceno
o'.f inclusive, 10 receive the remaining half
~ -Aes from such persons rs are en- titled 10
" ae-actiou Of 10 per cent. by having pre-
H-aey pa'd the nrst half in June last, III ilc-
Io'4.--e with said ordinance
JULIUS A. HOE3ON, &. Q. f.
\. R.-lt vii Dr. seen from the above that
sh-toliector Is required TO attend q the office
iT1la A- 18th tC the 3lst OF the month, TO re-
,-i'e taxes remaining Uue from june last
BEFORE the January term of the Hastings
court ne Is required ny ordinance 10 advertise
orhn4Uen' reai estate to be sold for non pay
meIt Of taxes. Persons who have not done
-'' VIII So the necessity OF calling and pay
!he.e taxes, as it will be impossible for
~" collector 10 call Oh them before he adyer-
j. A. II, q. q. Il.
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IN 600 FEaT SIS POPLAR,
OUs1VO iDGJ0 feet inch polar,
- Ue5o feet clea- WHITE PInF.,
- JJO feet wide Sus1uehanua BOARDS "a
1000 feet HEART. 4x- and ,,
- bbls Wilmington TAR,
100 bbls. ChMENT,
ce3a
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OYSTERS7I OYSTEKsI

=
TON GRIFFIN hsa jast received the finest lot of
SEVERN RIVER 0TSTEES
81, -s' reeA u niarAet Tor long tiu1o. Call and
g. .ts4l, Us
TOM GRJFFISS, Main 81. next -
6f .-ri.F Purcell LaGd 4. On =
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D ECkIVER'o , SALE-Wiii be sold At puo.
IL lie auction, on THURSDAY the 10Th ins' ant,
on ths property lately belonging to tee New York
and RieLmopd Coat Company, at the Spring field
aad De'p Rua Goal Pits IN soc county of Heareo.
about l2 mites above Kchmont, all ths personal
property on sai1 premises. consisting or tpree
steam Engines. from Is 10 80 horse er; 10 IS
tons Of and fiat Railroad Iroa; lot Of Coal Pit
Tools, for mining; Coal Cares; Patent Bslaac s;
Coal scales Wheelbarrows; let of scrap Iron:
Iron Pipe. &c; Farming Utensils, and Household
Furniture, &c. Terms, cash.
henry L BROOKE,
de 7--tGs Receiver Distryct No. -.
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lrUR RENT--Two large Wa assA QI3sES.s's
i if0n,,as o. ef1y and sS Res :Essaias
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tII}L THOUSAND
BLINK NGTE PAPER. -
ar s.-- b.
THOMAS JONES,
ct'->T Nc. 3 Man St, EicbnoDd Va.
/ DMINISgE ATOR'S NOTICE.
A persons Who hav~ claims sg2ip.t the late JSO.
\. Hfil)S = IL vii please to present tba,y7 ,,~o
Ply aa'l5nticated, witacut delay, TO tbs under
si5sel. tl- Iag1n-at
i- f. ls.,-.s g y TArupan s5r,r
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vi certainly gl7e satisfaction If the directions
aye foil " Z Try l.. Do Try it. Let every h2iv
~ t t5at Is sa3elnc vi.h tie above ca,aplgi,,t.
''9 10 any Druggist n The city, sad you c7n get
For vi iesz.s orders address
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I fNL-hohSE CARTILAGE FOR SALf.-
~ AN excellent One Horse CARRIAGE m ade
- ~. n Bosfer, for our Mr. Baldwin and been
"si. ssen caie Of while IL use, is for sale. Amply
- =. ho7Hhs Z, corner of Main and 9th strects,
"l"Tr The Carris sga nay seen
a- is BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-10

{ SOLUTION The firm of q. HELL
l'ER d co. Is this day dissolved, by mu-
'uei consent. Either ore @ the concern can
telt-rs tehts due 10 the late firm. Biilg can
DE- fcnr1 at NJ. l.. SrRAra's, l65 Broad stieet.
h72l '.3T 10 the Old Etard.
q. HELLER,
III. i STR AUS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-10

NOIiCE.-lhe end ,rsers aad eredit tors inter
r,'ed IN Bopj'a W. Green's Deed Of Trust,
"a.Td @ HIst FFb'uary, 1861, aye requested to meet,
q, "a, on 't OF ihe sub,ctiber oa Wednesday next,
d.n ptesibe-, az 2 o'clock b. A fu!l at endan c,
of represent atiol is desired
d. It'd - yr,ty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-10

/. 81. saSs' as~es~ t~ts'A BRICK no BSh,Ts''
ON Marsha u. street. between 35th. Anat 2Gin :,
roeIrs ada two closets a good brick KStthsr'
AM coal houas. Rosse ssioA gives imIoe&a-%e !
asely. Apply TO .sAl.
= no PTS X. CAUTHOkN.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
Gc0al Adrutiafmtnts.
SIMMONS.


TINTED STATES OF AMERGCA.-state OF cal
Il fornia County OF Yuba IN Justices Court: lIe
People Of the State of California to wan . Mes'cN'
GEEETfNG You are hereby summoned tohPpeaf pt-
lore e, AT my Office in the Township oi bear hlVGr'
County "f luhi OF the T,h day Of SeplemDer' A. u.
1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer to the copah,
of John 5. Iimmcr, who sues TO recover thc sum oI
Nincty-Two Dollars, for labor done by plalhuu lo'
defendant at defendants rcqust on deirnuaht
ranch, in the year Of 1861, commencing me SIst oi
March and ending the 9th Of June, when judgment
will be taken against you for the sad amount TO-
gether with the costs and damages, il you IAN TO ap
pear and answer
TO the sheriff or any Constable OF sad county
Greeting Make legal service and due return here9i
Given under my hand this 2Gth day OF AUGUST a. u.
1861. ALLISON, l." s..
Justice of the Peace OF said County.
On being satisfied by affidavit on file in the above
entitled action that cause of action eNlSlS, ana Iat
the above named defendant has concealed hnseli 10
avoid the service of a summuns ana mas apSehieu
himself from his usual place of abode $" 'hat tle
ordinary process Of law cannotbe served upon MN
it is hereby ordered that the above summons ne serve
by publishing the same in the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT OF
Marysye, once every two days for the term "l one
week, commencing on the 2Sth day OF August iSoI ,
and ending on the 4th day Of September IoOl' ana
that copy of this summons and order be imncdateN
deposited in the Postolicc, addressed TO the ap"Ne
named defendant at his residence.
Ordered this 26th day Of August, A. d. le6l' ,
au2Seod- lw L. ALLISON, j. i.