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The national Republican., 1862-10-29
Important Certificate.
RoCHksTRR, Deoember 28. l8,

ROCHESTER,. December 28, 1861.
Messrs. p. n. Drake & COmpany:
GENTLEMEN: have been great su ffarer from
Dyspepsia for three or four years. Ihavs tried
many. II not all, the remedies recommended
for it's cure. Instead of relief. l became worse,
greatly from everything I ate. Ny mind was
much affected, depressed, and gloomy. About
three months ago, tried the Plantation Bitters.
They almost Immediately benefited me. oon.
tinued their use. and TO my great joy, am
nearly well man. have recommended them
in several cases, and IN far Ms know, slw aya
with signal beneht.
Am. very respectfully. yours,
Rev. j. 8. CArHoRN.
The national Republican., 1862-10-29
MADEMOiSELLE ZOE,
MADEMOlSELLE ZOE.

MADEMOiSEllE ZOE,
MADEMoIsELLE ZOE.
MILE GAUrIER, MILE GAUTlER,
MILE EvART. MILE EvART.
NILE DAuBREIA, NILE D'ACBRIEM,
LAURA BERNARD,
JULIA HAMILTON, JULIA HAMILTON,
EMMA GARDNER,
KATE HAMILTON, KATE HAMILTON,
TOM VANCE,
Low GAYLORD, Low GAYLORD.
CHARLEY GARDNER,
BOB HALL, BOB HALL.
WALLACE BROTHERS.
HARRY THOMPSON, HARRY THOMPSON,
TOM MORGAN, TON MORGAN.
The Msuss smsnt bsss to state that notwithstanding
his immense expenses during the limit
ted engagement Of HERMAN
DFZ sad TROUPE, there
will be
No alteration in the Prices of Admission
During the present engagement the following Pan
tomimes will bs performed
THE MAGIC TRUMPET,
MIsHAPS OF A CoUNTRYMAN,
VOL Az VENT.
THE MAGIC SWORD,
THE GREEN MoNbTER.
JOCKo, THE BRAZILIAN APE, 40, 10
~ Doors open st 7; commence at1k
sS- Psrqus,ts and Balcony, 90 cents; OrShss,rs
Chairs, so csnu'
oetS7
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ne oWIE4 to tie prohibition contained in
the Proclamation of the President, our store will
r. kep. closed sfter this day, except for the pur.
pose Of settling accounts, aud to ssprly 5ssIefs
properly authorised.
We equest those VII, hsve any bills ag.iust the
Concern " pro eat them a. tor settlement and
those indebted 70 us will please cal and settle
without delay, as 1t is important 10 close up our
.matrs At an early day. All sales viii be d. con-
tinued after 25th March.
YANCEY 4. FARRtS0N,
NIB l2-'w No 2l9 Main ct.
M THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
90 EUMBUG.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE Re.
DISEASES.-This great American remedy, con.
tanning no Mercurial Balsamic properties excols
everything heretofore offered to the public In its
curative, restoreti two and feaova atinR powers and
the medical uo:l ale astonished when told that
the abOTe Bmody will cure the above diseases and
confodnded when they hsve oecular demonstrsr
tions of the fscta But the proprietor, who has
knowa Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of q case Of 20 years standing to be 70
stored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration to DO restored, without Q single
exception, and therefore challenges any case Of
Gonnorrhea which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
vided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the pasient and any one purchasing
half dosen bottles, and using accordingly, In bis
or her case, he guarantees perfect euro and In
eases Of failure, Will furnish additional medicine,
free OF charge, to complete the cuss, through bis
vonience to the patient.
Price, per bottle, 32; half dosen bottles 90
expressage from Is to 50 cts.
Sold by APPERsoS l. DUPUY, No. pol Brosd st.,
and O. A. STRECkEs. Main st.. Druggists, Agents
for the city of Richmond. Sold. also, by N. A. 4
G. A. SANTOS. Norfolk, and OHAs. B. dAMPBRLL
and WILSON g. WILLIAMS, Portsmouth, Va.
su 19-6m* ts
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siderntion the cost of food and clothing, med
cal attendance and extrns, supposing that the
laborer would reQuir rati0ns Of pork and
bscoo, and. aud that /: would Would WORK 500 dass In
the year, he should receive about 10 cen to q
day In order to enable him to lay up $50 .
year, and each healthy woman could do
about equally we'll. Three hundred days In
"a year IL perhaps too high an estimate Of
working days, VIII an we consider the chances
OF aickness and days when by reasons Of
stozm and other causes there would bo no
work. 1t IL assumed that the laborer
Is not to pay rent for the small houses ten
anted by him. This sum, when the average
number Of acres cultivated by hand, and
the average yield per acre, ere considered
expense Of each laborer to his formsv sAsse,.
ths interest on his Assumed value, and on the
value Of the land worked by him, these being
the elements Of what it has cost the master
befors making . pref are completed, the
Government could afford to pay, leaving an
ample margin to meet the cost Of tho neces-
sary implem t., As we'll a. OF supeIintend.
which this estimate is based are at the services
Of the Department., il desired. It must also
be borne In mind that the plan .ations will In
the end be carried on more eBtifcalIy and
cheaper than before, tho plow taking vory
m ach the place OF the hoe, and other imple-
men t. being introduced to facilitate industry
and increase tho productive portion OF the
soil.
Tne Banner adds
BY examining the last paragraph, 1t will
be seea that each able bodied negro is to be
allowed forty cents per day for three hun.
dred working days In the year; provided he
loses o time from bad weather or sickness; II
he does, the lost time is to be deducted. In
another part Of the report it Is stated that
the rations are deducted from the wages
Forty cents per day tor three hundred days
is one hundred and twenty dollars per an.
mum. provided no time Is lost. Again, If tho
negro has wife and children who cannot
make wages, their rntions are also to be de.
Quoted from the $l20. So, according to the
programme of this philanthropic and pious
Yankee, the poor negro will sum up his
years earnings after the manner OF the
clowns sum-s' nought from nougnt and
nothing remains; tail from tadpole and
frog remains
II seems, however, from the report, that
manyUf the negroes are not to be caught by
these pretended friends. They are intelli-
gent enough to see that they Will be worked
harder by the Yankees than their former
masters. The Yankee proposes to call them
wards" but Sam DO does not think that any
better name than slave, ii they fare worse !;
so, many declare most emphatically that
they prefer going back to their masters. But
the agent THINKS he will be able to get that
out Of their heads by judicious course Of
discipline
The whole report IL . fine specimen of
Yankee puritanical cant and hypocrisy.
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AEGENTLEMEN'S 8 F q ENIS HING
GOODS.-N. q. BARTON L CO., No. -
Main street, adjoining the Spotswood Ho- !,
have on hand, and arc constantly maL U1ac.
turing, n general assortm tment Of drrtlemen's 8
Furnishing Goods; Soldiers L iigue Shirts,
Lsggins, Waterproof Dap overs and Ha-
versacks, Camp Caps, Inder Shirts and
Drawers, Neck-T =, acarfs &c.
They are prer, Ieo TO make TO order White
Shirts and O. lars OF various patterps. layn.
deIed III tne osst style. to 2I2lm
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81 LARGE AUCTION SALE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

sloo, 900 WORTH OF sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS TO lSE CLOSED OUT POSI-.
TlFELY BY THE 10rH DAY OF APRIL,
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY
POSITIVELY NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
Tho balance OF the stock remaining On
hand at that date, will bs closed out at pub
lie auction, without limit or reserve, having
other business engagements which will re-
qn,re my undivided attention: Merchants,
suffers, and others, will find this an excel
lent opportunity to replenish their stock
Great inducements will be offered, as many
goods were purchased previous to the war.
Amongst the stock will be found a great
many staple and desirable goods, consistinx Z
In part Of
70 bales 4-4 Brown Domestics,
90 bales 7-6 do.
20 bales do,
10 bales Brown Jeans,
4casss Bleached Shirtings,
1000 pieces Spring Prints,
loo pieces Lawns,
200 doz Hickory Shirts
soo0 dox. Hosiery,
soc packs Pins,
5000 yards Summer Dress, Goods,
1op pieces Jsccnst Gam hries,
2I0 pieces Tape check Cambrtcs,
200 pieces Swiss NJ sims,
200 pieces Dotted do.
loco pieces Bonnet Ribbon,
loo dog. Undershlrts and UrawerS
1000 doz. White SDoos Cotton,
Cotton and Woolen Flanpel..
Crenshaw's best Doeskin Cloti
100 pieces Gold Lace,
Military Gilt Buttons,
100 doz. Madras Handkerchief,
1000 pairs Blankets,
100 gross Playing Cards,
30 Water proof Goats,
600 super. Water. proof Blankets.
90 bales Gotten Bats,
2fra yards Fancy Silks,
30 pieces Black SeEges,
Together with variety Of other goods
| sui ted to the trade, all of which will be Of
tered at satisfactory prices previous to the
l sale.
In order to prerara Tor the auction, the
] store will he closed on the lst April, to take
I an inventory. ALFRED MOSES,
6S Main street,
kF Sale conducted by T.. b. Cook, Auct.
fe 6-2aWts
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NOTES or THE WAR.

Below we publish the call of Gen. B6Aurs.
gard upon the planters of tho Mississippi Vel.
ley pointing out an available mode for pro.
curing proper supply Of artillery. We have
no doubt that the application will be cheer.
fully and promptly complied with and II
the plantation bells are insufficient, the church
bells will also be contribu ted to the great and
glorious cause:
HDe'Rs ARAY OF rHB MIssIssIPPi,
jackson, Tenn, March s, 1852. I
To the Planters of tic Misstssiypi raUey.
More than once people, fighting with an
enemy far less ruthless than yours, for I'm :
rerilied rights not more cfear and sacred tina n
yours; for homes and land nOt more worthy
Of resolute and uaconquerable men than
yours; and for interests Of far less maxni.
1ude than you have now at stake have not
hesitated to melt and mould into cannon the
precious bells surmounting their houses of
God, which had called generations to PRAYER.
The priesthood have ever sanctioned and con /.
eecr rated the conversion, in the hour Of their
nations need, as one holy and acceptable in
the sight of God.
who ever-as history tells you-meited their
church bells to supply them. And l, your
General, Entrusted with the com aud Of the
army embodied of your sons, your kinsmsn.
and your neighoOrs, do now cali ON you to
send your plantation bells to the nearest rail.
road deI>2t, subject to my order to be M Itcd
iAto canhon for the defence Of your planta-
tions.
who will not cheerfully and promptly send
me his bells under such circumstancesi
Be Of good cheer, but ttnc is precious.
fSignedJ q. T: bKAUREaARD,
General Oommanding.
Thomas Jordan, a,AdJ1tant-ueneral.
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BE SPECIAL NOTICE.-
CHINA,
GLASS AND

HS SPEC1AL NOTICE.-
CHINA,
GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
With a view to closing our presert bustn eSs,
we shall offer from this date, Cur entire farge
ercs0 prices until the 10Th April, when the
rem pdaT will be- e'closed At auction.
We have oh hand many desirable House.
keeping Goods, 4old Band and Fancy Deco
rated Dinner Salts, Rich Gilt Tea Sc tn, Toi.
let Sets, Bohemian and China Vases. Cut and
Pressed Glassware, Silver. Plated Goods,
Rich French Plate Mirrors &c, &c.
Our stock OF common EarthenWare though
not Gem plete, embraces many staple ar ticles,
Merchants, suffers, ana others, will be of.
fered sreat inducements, IS We are deter.
mined to close our stock speedily as possible
GEO. J. SUMNER T. CO,
Ircn.front Building, Governor st.
NH S-2W
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= A g q.

-
A q g..
The BELvIDERE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY will pay four eants per pound cash for
PrsnkIIu Paper lfill on 9Th street. corner oi
Arch, n ear thu RiohMond and Poterssurg Rail.
road Depot,
All perSons having cd tents, tent elspplpgs, o.
snythipg In the way Of paper stock, eon dispose
Of them py applying a. above.
GEO WHITFIELD, Prstdsnt.
". W. LURROGw. Gec'y. te 0-sm0dR
EnN0 Lbs. No. 8 0alvanissd Telegraph
0VlXv loS3 !!.w. WITE: W9:,,,,, pxp.r.
- Table KNIVES snd f( RK6.
30 pacbs Nnglssh PINS.
600 yards Hnglish MERINO.
Eteel Pens; BEDDING Combs.
6esvAnts' Hdkfs 10. .r
On c0nsigumsnt and tor ssla low, BY
REDWOOD d K ZACH,
mh 1915 20 Main ss.
NOk SALE.-50o, ,oO0.-I have for sals dys
hundred thousand superior BRlUKH,
Being anxious 70 Close my buGness, ] Will
dispose OF them on four month"; ums. u d.
sired. 5000.
AiSo, Fifty ThossHd hns prepared BnIgK.
OTILL on hasA. coed supply Of OKEN
A HHAWE BEST TOQNfEDkRATE 0RAN
OLOTH and DOE6XlN. which the suhaesihss
= psspsrs1 to make W IN ,ofnelss' unifosms st
uh0rt notice apd on reasonable terms
JOHN HARTZ,
AllitAsy and Olvts Ta1lsy,
kS-l@' esa.bsS. 1sead and 0s1ee ~.
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8OAROlNGs

nOARDIN9.-Perso In want Of board
II In. country village. can obtain tne
snnne by applying to the proprietor Of the
Brick Tavern, Charlotte Court. House. ChAr.
lotte Court. House is f1ve miles from brakes
Branch Depot, Richmond and DanvnIe Rail.
road. a. a. WlA,6ON.
mh l9>1lt* 3
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Ax GRAY AND BLUE
CONFEUERATE CLOTHS

A selected lot Of
Grey O. Confederate ttenshaw) Cloths
For sale low by
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
mn l9-St 100 Main ST., MP stairs.
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Il mAuu1 1hctursd Tobacco, lnr ssls by
nh i ]. b q. b. DAV1NrURT.
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rnE Plan or sUBJUSArrop

The New Orleans Picdyuns thus warns those
weak and unprtncipled persons who would
willingly desert their country.in the hour OF
her need:
The seizure OF the cotton at N6shvillo. the
pJ eeence Of q Government agent In the ar.
mics TO take possession at 0Ecs Of such part
Of the spoiis, and the arrest OF public men in
prisoners Of war. but a. political often dsrs,
mainly because they have large estates, are
suhlcient warntp @ Of the great plundering
plan which tho FEDERAL armies have COM
Menced putting into operatioa. st
The cotton g Hasbvills was private pre-.
perty, ~ Was The cotton which was oayTied
away from Port. Royal - bSety eS the Gov
ernment, and as tfe the h0u6ess lando. aod
vslopsd and avowsd pia1s OF the plupdsrsrs
st Washisstos doom 70 copascsttoa whsFs'
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~ NOTICES NOTICEii
}. b. BURRESS 4 Co.
no' baoAp SrRsHr, RICHMOND, VA,
Wholesale Dealers In
TOBACUO AID CIGARS.

We have on hard The larsest and hast selected
stcek OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Havana
asa DOMESTIC Oisars, ,Pipes Stcrs, Matches, Fancy
nrNciss. &c, &c TO bs fourd In tho Southern
ooniedesac7. We are enxiocs n reduce our
s'o:k, aae consc quenly viii offer superior IL duce
m ents - Suffers and other dealers
J. Il. BURRESS l. CO., 1a7 Broad st.,
NH ls--.m shoys corner oh
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hI FOR RENT-The two splendid ROOMS
over our store, No. lot Main street, lO)
house, with a splendid en- trance from Maiu
street. Water on first floor, and gas on be tn
noors. Possession given LIST April. Apply
70 ELLETT Il WEISIGEK,
NH lQ-dta
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H SPEOIAL NOTICE. !.

MRS. E. w. YARBROUGH, DOCTRESS,
call upon her, that the price for her atteu
tion, in case Of sickness, will from this day be
$40. instead OF the former charge.
NH Is Sl*
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be
i paid for the arrest and delivery to me
OF my negro man ABRAM, If taken ou .side
thsoity or county, and s25 If within. He will
doubtless try to 60 to Fredericksburg on the
railroad track. He is % years old ; black
heavy build, feet or 10 inches high; had
on lisht-colored fall clothes; heavy brogans
He was brought from King George county,
Va, on Monday last. W. W.OOLTUN,
nh LISTS Monument ffotel
- TNAWAY-e eSo. RkWAkD.-Left with.
HI ont provocation, about the lst January
q barber by trade, hired for the present vear
to Werner Co., opposite the American Ho-
.ei. Henry 10 spare, brow. eolored COY,
small beard, with fall head Q. nair. He NAV
have hired himself 70 60 with some officer or
soldier.
The above reward will be paid for his de.
livery TO me or Mr. Werner. or any in forAaa.
uon Q. his whereabouts, 90 that / get hira.
mh I-2w% NJ. SlZER.
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, y A r D ] N q

Several single gentlemen can obtain cheap: eDo a:o
comfortable BoaVd, by applyias at IN - Nh
street. over Bsnscn's Olothipg Store. H
NH 10 -3tA s-.-..
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IS REwARp-

ea REWARD
- PISTOL. COLTS Ave shoo,er.) between
~ n,s Warehouse aud Racon Quarter
an. srspca. reward, Of 81 will be paid for Its
asle.sao sause on the Basin. J.. j. TRIUE~
n1sos. Capt. Wagon Train.
.ppWAkD.-srayed or stolen, On Satur.
- , A., iss. cow; COLOR dark red ons of
cU.t.is ary snd srn Aller thaa The other three
BE- .r,sII sag il Is Supposed she has gone ovt
- - sro,h rasa. JOHN BoUCHER,
Us s,h. esi~eeu Maio and Franklin streess.
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One or two gentlemen wiah to obtain BOARD .
1hort distance ftom the city, r. wsstea y -
postherly direction, and not moro than three niDs
from tbs Post -rfdes. Address. for ten ,Seys
"AIi0LIA." st the Dispatch once. NH - ~
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

EOR HLRE-A very good COOK. WASHER,
And IRON42. Also, a young WOMAN,
/ Isl froE the ecurHr, accustomed to houze
esvtse washing, &C.; and several MEN. one
DRIVER, sna common LABORERS. Apply
10 ALFRED L. HOLLADAY,
nh hIa-ft' Cary ST.. bst. ilth and 18th.
TOR HIRE-A eolored
Esohss go Eur.. and Ctamb srma.d. che can
b,s -7 {, the residences of Mr.. d. w. FRY, Capt.
,Ol street next TO the City Esl. nh l9-5.S
EOR HIEs-A
Aboutls years old, suitable for house ser
want To good bone the hire will be very
low. W. @. MILLER, Gary ST.,
nh la-sts Under Columbian Hotel.
F0R sALE-To remain In OF near the city Of
Afl7e sized WOMAN,
About IS years old. who is a t,Ierably good Cock
and dss'-rs.e Washer and 1roner. Apply to
r. Fl. HIGGINS,
nh l9-3ts Or Gary Street Jail.
L10a HIaE-
r A GIRL, IT yesra old, with child
months old, good House Servant, Washer and
Aso-A BOY, i year. eid. An excellent hand
about dining room, or to 60 on Grads
apply to J: A. JETER,
Opposite Catholic Chu: ch, Grace ct.
NH !s-3..
II A BLACKSMITH.
!. have FOR hire young, likely NEGRO
MAE, who has been working as a Blacksmith
for five or eix years. Apply 10
10. JOHNSON, Capt,
How.rd's Grove, near Richmond,
nh ls-3ts or Box ll6J p q.
r A SERVANT WOMAN.
used TO general homework.
P.H. STARKE,
nh is-S.r No, IS Matu street
E0k hIkE-
II A good COOK. WASHER and IRONER,
With enc child about I've years old.
For hire for the remainder of the year
Apply to
mh ls-s 81. Wake, Main ct.
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osr- on Main street, somewhere be.
c,wseu the American Hotel and the cor.
- of s.h and Franklin streets, HAIR
te, e,xasTPIN, N the pattern OF \ bunch OF
sa,.. richly studded with gold The hnd.
o'niIl oiiIl be literally rewarded by leaving it at
s,.7e imh Ia--,s
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Inc aeoSc reward will be paid for his de.
livery TO me or MI. Werner. or any in forna>
oon Q. his whereabouts, 90 that get hiK1.
mh N-2ws M. SlZER.
DUNAwAY-A negro roy Dy me name Of
Ii FLOYD. hsa been ctaying with his young
sasster at Evacspor., and was taken sick and
s,Etod home With q man by the name of DIR. II
. Hers, and tho train left him at BurksvillA,
Va 1Se said boy Il about 80 years Of age, dark
somptcxion, about feet or 10 inches high
ss.. =. ssnsIsl weight s E :bo,, 1sS pound: Any
sasA In some safe isil, md | Will pay all charges
J. W. ALsoBROoKs.
70 si!-lms MIL Town. Alabama.
Is ARAWAYL1Soo REWAkD-Frem the
III rssidence Of the subsoriber, on the 30th Nov,
aA0h0 BOY Isaac about 30 years old. 81 feet
hna, ginger broad complexion, Of pleasant and
Foite nannsrs hair short and nappy, and V left
handed. I win give the above reward for tho ap.
EeAsaaoo .nd delivery u said boy In the Jail as
OEanSe q. II.
This negro ran of In consequences Of having com.
sa'ssd most brutal and unprovoked murder upon
1ae pessou of my overseer, and 1t behooves the
somnunny Al large to be On the lookout for this
sss oIIisilss he msy be in the vicinity Of Fredsr.
'oASruI& whore ho has aequaintanoes.
LOUISA q. TALIAFERRO,
A.,s xseie Ann p O., Quipeper county, Va
DuNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed 10
1e the jail Of the county Of Hanover, on the
. ", N0&rO
Boy. calling himself LEVI BRUINGTON, who
claims to bs fres. The said Negro ID of . DARK
ocmplsxion, aoA 10 ahont 8 feet Inches hiph. and
hasout 10 years Of ago, has q scar on right wrist
ana ieg. The said Negro bad on when com mitted
d pair Of brown Jeans pants aud shirt, and . mil.
hsy cap, and 10 supposed TO have escaped from
some nltuy company. The owner Of said Ne
gro 10 requested 70 como forward, prove properly.
eey charges. and take him swsy, else he will be
osai with - The Law directs.
q. s. OHISHOLMH.
Acting Tailor Of HANOVER county. We.
H-e&w6w
RUNAWAY In JAIL.--Wss committed 70
Je the Jail Of the county Of Hanover. on the
SA osy Of June iast, - . runaway, q Essre
,rsnsn' ~ calling herself MILLY, snd ssys she q
~ soRerty OF Peter PulIiam. Of the city Of Rich.
saa "a 1hs said Negro IL Of . dark complex.
~ and n about four feet ten inches high,
ABOUT 90 ySArs Of sgs and has q wen
- neht shouldsr-a scar ON ssme shoulder
tr,. s1e Negro had On when committed an old
IL ,.no oeoee dess. The owner Of the said Negro
ehSsesea ehSss" 70 come forward prove property. pay
wi,A :. sa1 take her away. else she viii bs dealt
- the lsw dirsctr
O6 OHEHOLMB,
-El1-aaw6w '''""' '"
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~ LUMDuR HO9 GALA
lSo go set PIHn AaA OAK LuN01k shie1v
inch ard three quarter Yins Doafda-aoW lying
an the Canal bsnk. g miles abovu 19sAmooA.
Pstes- ot2 psr ihe1sAnA fee IiDe, Oh for Ooks
ARTHUR LIN B11NT.
NH 1876 Df0t Nus, VI.
M TIUk .-An pefsohs AAvin9 sasa1s
~ against he estate OF Ne Ma ". e
AupAaD, Will preesnt them 70 ~. N croes
that ayraneements may b MADE sor Ac9
uavmsnt Persons indsheed ~ hls s1sAee vAA
confer sreAs favor BY calling and pAyenG
10 ssme. 0ODUlN 4 APPn0oON.
IL. waoLssALi aa94@TaSA :.
epxuIsssus 4aFURANTS.
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| Prov,sions, Ooass. Sugar. LAQ1cgs. TSa4 o-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-20

II srs. and hss or tix day BoardeFs my -
tnia good BOARD and pleasant rooms. wi:hiLt -
minutes' walk Of ths banks, BY sdtrsasidk ".X'
at thia ONCE" NH l9-3t
nOARDlN0-Ten0 or twelve gentlemen
Is can obtain BOARD and LODGING In
private family, by the day. week. or month,
by applying ~ the corner of 20th and Mar.
ahah streets, on Church Hill. nsar the Chin.
boEaso Hospital, sndubeyond the limits Of the
corporation, At ths reduced pstcss Of u - PER
day. % per week. or ~ pes month. wlshing
and candles eAtra. = l1rans