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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING,

MISS L. BICKFORD, having received Fan
WI and Winter Fashions would thank the la
dies of Barton Landing and vicinity for their
former patronage, and say to them that she Is
now ready TO attend TO Millinery and Dressma-
king. Work done to order and IN the most ap-
proved styles. Also good assortment Of Mil
linery Goods may be found at her shop in Par
ker's new building
Barton Landing, Oct. Is, ls62-l5w8s
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MARRIED.

In Irasburgh, Nov. p, by the Rev. Thomas
Bnyne, DR.. ]. r. Smith of Marlborough, N. H,
and Miss Lucy a. Worthngton of Irasburgh.
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From the Eighth Regiment.

We are permitted to publish the follow
ing letter from f. ID. Butterfeld of Co.
B, 9Th regiment, now on service in the
Signal Corps-to Col. Steele of Derby
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Presidents Message.

FeRow. C'tisens ofMe Senate and House
Of Representatives.:
Since your last annual assembling, an
other year of health and bountiful har-
vests has passed, And while it has not
pleased the Almighty to bless us with a
return OF peace, we can but press on,
guided by the best light He gives us,
trusting that in His own good time and
wise way, all will be well.
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Gnr Military ORGANIZATION,

Ills to DC regretted that any obstacles shcuia is
nterposed iu any portion of iha Conedefsoy 10 TIE
execution of the CONSUMPTION lsw, EYha.svef cen
s,iiu ionsi isctions may bo urged against tat
measure anonld b. deferred 10 tie exIgaaey CT tie
occasion IN the pstriotie and gallant snifi. which
a4as animated the Governor Of Virgiaia-a St2ta
which has bo-ns without 2enarEur every dsmand
vi every kind that Lag bsea msGe apon her re-
soufces, her vsior, and hss fortiiude. Tbs oiisis
ID upen rs aew in ts full strength and j. behooses
"a 10 put .orh all our ersrges The eae Is III lis
height, A1d if expect TO fsea;asr it, every L1aa
should BE- .t ais post. s.ascs communities which
acid hack their men at such Il IaoneG. as ,loga
daaferous enemies thaa .as Yankees. No aieEas.
tive 10 left but consumption or s.tjugaiipp, and
We trust the Government viii see that The law is
everywhere executed with ;ho-cuyhnesl, naisar.nl
~ and impaitiality.
The aJstsDl Of substitutes is another dc ggtaak
a.yoa the military etIeng.h Of lie country. Every
man able 10 perform military duty whether as
principal OF substitute, ought 10 perform it, AID
ground Of exemption, exeop. Physical incapasity
6r ibe parsnit OF soi-e employment wksch is eszan
ai 70 tho public interests should be received as All
excuse As for police duties sshiet may be zen
dersd necessary by tho infamous policy OF tue La
coin Government with reference 10 tho ser vile pop,
alation, they can be performed By the meG oves
forty five and the youths Under eighteen
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An Unheard Of Monster.

Tie order Of Gen. Eiiroy, il Western Virginia,
making sentiEets OF the " hoie population TO give
him notice CT the approach of Confederate fo1o,s,
under pain Of death and house burning, tfanaeanas
in atroelty all The cruel acts IL At he anuas Of nil
itary despotism record We trust that our com
saendess ia that section " = skin his E.uman hyena
aud Toast aiIn sye ii lie carry ,A:o execution oDe
single dev ilnent Of ,Io kin.: a., tsaiena Just az
sure he does II, IhGg lie FIJI tea Yankees thar
all nto our hands for eyeIy eitizon Is shoots, and
barn ten aa0re for evsrS household be applies the
torch to. There il no way If dealing with scck
devils in human shape bu. to cousign them 10 tbs
fiames they kindle for others We invoke cur mil.
it&ry Leaders, they value the iivss and happiness
OF cur people, to retaiists hundred f.id at once
for every atrccity which tha! hei-houad, Milroy,
suxy Commit
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His ks1st Cara

1he London 1imes justly says tina: after the sts
infamous proclamation % Lincoln The Confederstes
have nothing worse 10 expect at lis hands. Ii
that denoniac expedient faiis the engfnery OF
Satan has not another bolt which Can Cause an tn
easy thought. Sor ourselves. we do no. believe
that it wall succeed though it demands pEscsu.ian
vigilance, and organization. Fecswarred, We
should be ;orearmei. He has threatened us with
death. degradation e1nnscation determination, nd
universal emancipation. We hsve survived ali his
fuminaiions, AID when the last shaft breaks upon
breastpists our internal enemy will te left
without arrow i'll his qaiver On which even he
Can depend. He viii then learn tha. appeals 10
ihe terror Of the South aboat tho most harmless
weapons that he could devise, ard that the bTasali
ties he would visit upon IA viii only bring npoa
his own head the seo.n ard loathias Of the civilized
world.
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The Way 70 tle II

Instead OF complaining that one after another OF
their military agents disappoInt thola In their chez
shed On TO Richmond; instead of turning the
yials Of their wrath sacesssiyely upyn Seo:t he
cieiisn, Pope, 4eDowe.i, and Burnside, why don I
the Washington Cabinet and President aet upan
the old maxiia that e. man who wishes bis basi
ness well attended TO snus. attend to /: himyslff +,
Why don't Abraham the First tasaths command
Of his own armies and lead them where glory vsa.e
saennf II would be spectacle OF thrilling sub.
lni.y to tsicd the Yankee hosts lsd across !, pos
toon bridge by Lincoln Seward, chase. and .hs
Federal Congrem. Many q Confederate y,on,s
give twsaty years Ct peaceful Ifs fer siph, a.
that crowd with Ills trusty rife
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6EcudTY OF CoPTRIGHr-We notice that
Governor Vance, Of North CsrclIns has trsuaanit
ted 10 tbs Legisisture csai.n OF Msasrs. WEST &
JOHNSTON, Pabliahers, OF this city, for violation
of copyright the Convention OF that State having
authorized the publication Of the .Voiunteers
Hand Book, and distributing Gvc tAcusand copies
add work being copyrighted IN TIC Oonfedsrste
Court here Damages were assigned at twenty
nys hundred dollars. II any publishers IRE entitled
" tbs fallss. bene6g Of tLslr copyright eeriairIy
1sssrs. VAST 4 JOHksTOs srG; for ths fact Il.
fbst they srs the only pubIisisrs who have d1no
anything SoT southern l;tsfxtuTs IN the pfexent
diffenltles, While others IN thsi line Of bAiaess,
flaes they have base cut OF from the Yankee mar.
kst, have gfssty fallen 10 decay ExaAts<r, Dec.
In u -
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ak2ge1s AuO'pa
" S1H - - 0AiakoSs@s". = Hscov.,
~ 11e.1 - 80 ~ lfo@ X.,I ma MI.
r ~ SAtS ~ Av0xl0M sosslhss ~ ss:.ias
1850 oseeoe. md Rental ~ "e I'll u
~ q Atlee's station, sod ~ saoshsr
v0HS stock. etc, thereon All h. 80 80 o. III a.
1xcMosso =. TimbsFiaks, (who ~ IT,. sess Of n
nsvss % NE army Of invasion. sns -s @ose q Ais
nsenn prevents his personal astsnfio, =. fssbls
We snau sell q pubic autlon ~. -. . buainsss
49,; Av:DAY, re 18Th Of Dsosmbsr. ~ Rss'nises
oesoek - u. Q fair; II not tbs Srst ~. ,co3 M 10
anssJ nis valuable Farm called sH.r.1,aay there,
txnine ooV enses, Of which 300 are A.. sana con-
tne remainder IL high land Of dns on.l'. rouads
= on . me place 0ne orchard Of ehni.s There
D0adlnss are comfortable ana sutsh,~ nut. TIA
This farm sdloins the land Of Re ~, .of The farm
,lns' !r., and Justly regarded q. ons =. - vasu.
oees on The Chickahnmipy, among tbs
Aitee the sale Of the farm. all In.
sscos eee., thsfeoa will b sold OF dsy
And about ~ o'clock, Of the ..r,. =,
premises. We shall rent out at auctIon 10y, % ths
mat most exesllent Farm at A,isa'. LOT ens year
which IL. Tfmbsrlake now resIdss ssstoa en-
Same time and place We win saii an !. And =. the
ucrn' Oats, Hay, Farming Impls,n.ssae crops Of
nogs Horses, Sheep, some Ane ca. Csttis
oteet articles too numerous 70 msn,,a. ana Many
Tkxms-+ikoral and made kn"-n
Of aaiss 0ODDIN = % m ct the hon.
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DIE..

ON Saturday, tho 18Th inst. Lieut.. JAMES
ELLETT, on he battle .Aeld mes ID amsl.on'a Crosa.
Ing, en- the r. r. a. P. r. B.. IN I he s6sh year of
hia age
His funers, will take plsse sAis day. thiontlaY) at
10 o'clock 4. NJ, frcm sha residence OF hta father,
on Grace street, Church Ill., The friends and &c
quaintsnees of the farliiy are Invited to attend
GA Saturday. Decenhe. ,ath, 1861, aged 81 years.
SUSAN TRlpLETT, wife of Henry A. Hnrx-
The fanera. services will take place to-day (Mcl-
day. at L o'clock H.. from the ree!dsnce OF Boiling
w lfaxa,i, ESQ, Franklin st. The friends of the
family are invited TO attend.
ERa Mobile papers please copy.
on Sunday. Dec 18th. at 4 O'Clock, THOMAS
son of Patrick and Elsaass.h Kmscla, aged four
years aud three H;onsha.
He is gone TO Heaven 10 join bis Pa
But would to tod no staid with rue.
Oh, may the will Of God be done;
resign 10 him my darling son.
Fla funeral win take place this Monday after.
noon, at O'Clock, from his psxenss rsaidence. or
the Westham Plaak rosd. The friends OF the fam
lily are Invited to attend.
A: Montgomery Springs, on the 9Th instant, y.
o'esork p. NJ, OF typhoid pneumonia, JOHN l..
TAYLOR, a member of tho oiey Battery, of Rch-
mond Va. in the a9ih year of his age. Thus h.s
died patriot In the defence Of his country.
EY. Petersburg and Lynehburs papers please
copy.
On Saturday morning. the 18th instan. about
o'clock. of scarlet f,ver, ROSA BEALE daughter.
Of John T. and Mary O. Seer, aged years =
months and Ii days. - ~ Me
Funeral Notice funeral of JOHN A.
PAYNE member of tbs 'Crenshsw battery and scn
q Mr.. Robert A. Payne, Of this city, who was
allied fredericksburg. in tho battle Of tho isn
Inst will take plaes from the "a Presbyterian
Church, Grew. Or. Hoge's) today, tMondsyo at IL
o'clock NJ.
~he ffenis and aesuaiuiauces tt tie .sDniiy are
invited to attend.
DEATH ef MRS. EoLIIE wooDwARp.--xhls
!sdy It's sffeetons,e ard devoted wife Of John Ii.
Woodward Of Stanton Va, and grand-jaughter
Of the late gainuei Shepherd. Esq, of Richmond,
Va hreatEsc her last, at her homo Ia Stsun ton,
Tuesday morning. December ID, in the 18th year
81 her age.
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A VERY DESIRABLE HRAMHD DWELLING.
III at the corner of 18th and n streets; Church
HM, At AUOTIOH.-We will sell upon the prem.
ixeS, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December
commencing at O'Clock r. n, = very desirable
framed Tenement located at the corner of 18th and
n streets, Church Hill. The house has two stO.
ries with q brick basement. and the necessary out
buildings. 1t Is very comfortable. and adapted for
medium sized family. Immediate possession cau
be- had. The lot ID Of the usual size.
TKsMa-One-thlrd cash; tbs balance at and u
paoptAs. fvr negotiable notes, With Interest added
aud secured by q trust deed
de- Is JAS n. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucta
IN ESIRADLR BRICK T2N ENENT, ON THE
H. North Side Of Clay, Between Munford and
Onmore Streets, At AUCrION.--Wewill ssll, upon
the premises, on TUESDAY. the 10Th day OF De.
ceMber commencing ct O'Clock p. r.. q very Do
sirable Brick Tenement on the ncrth aide Of Ols2,
between Munford snd 0ln;ors st:ests Il il Ocpds
ksd by 4ar. T,nsls1. II eonfaihs four good rooms,
with Kitchen, &C., and IL IN good order.
TERks.-cne half cash; the balance II mouths,
far negotiable asts, with Interest sdds and rs.
snfed BY = trust deed Possession on lst january,
1863. (de 13l JAS. n TAYLOR l. son. Aucta
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by Benson 4 Ere, Aacs'rA

4 DMfRABLE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
IA The PARISH HOUSE," In Charlottesville
for galo at public anction, with all the HOTEL
FURNITURE, OF every description. cn AOaDAY.
the 22d Of December, 1862
TERMs.-The real estate will 90 Sold for q, 40
In hand Ger all cash, II prsfsrred) and the balaAce
On credit 81 L. 2, >, Z, and ysars with interest
with good personal security, 70 be given, sso4rei
by deed OF trust reservation Of title, a. may
prefer For the personal property the terms viii
be cash AZ to ell sums Of go aud under for A.xer
sums ereoi; Of 9 months, with interest from day
Ut sale, secured by negotiable notes. we'll endorsed
GEO. L. R1YTON.
Sale by BENSON T. BRO. Auctrs De 6-l3tx
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MARRIED.

ON the An init, IN Stephsxebure, Va. 81 ~ I.
John AllemcnN, Rev ~. WHITE OF UH ~
iowa Conference, TO Nlim LAukA ". eTI H
M0HD. of Baltimore, Nd
r. Baltimore papers please copy
On the f0th truAant BY tho Rev y WIN VI
vfAN q TATuk. OK Richmond, 80 P<.TTI g.,
Nseet danahier Of uel 8 =. Burke, of burke.
clEa Nottoway county. Va.
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BY kens, t'aias Z g., Auctisnssss

MANUFACTURED T0BAoco AND am
lyl OERiES AT AUOTION.--On TUaaDAY
the 10Th inst We shall sell 3. Gus warehouse, com
ToBACU0. q large portion Of which VIII be- closed
without limit reserve; after which a vsrietv ~
GROCHRIES, consisting la part Of
Fine Brown Sugars, III barrSis
Cotton Yarns assortuJ 4azabea..
Bi Csrh. Heia, Ilsck Pepper,
ASca, Gloves, Alum
Virginia and Liverpool Salt
Matches. Soaps, Candles,
| Sauffs, assorted,
1000 lhs. "Kllih!niOA f" s:s;:s.,ns Tobacco,
| ~ bbs. fna cut d.. do.
bhs. Saqs fsga.
ALSO
a iarss Layoies Of fresh London DRUas and
| MEDICINES, consisting In part Of
| 80 ibs Ualomel,
| 100 Oh Chloroform,
| 50 OF. Morphine,
leo or. Qunine,
| 100 lbs Blue Mass
Ia lbs OPIUM,
| 20 tts. Eu ,iaatc Astd
! 3aN lbS Roll Birthstone, Gum Arabic,
| Dbl Castor OH,
| And various other Medicines the whole to be
closed without reserve
de Is KENT. PAINE l. CO.. Aas..
naY GOODS AT AUCTION-0a WsnsBs.
~ DAY, the 18th instant. We aasil sell lsrss
sssortnen. e fssa DET GOODS. jus. received.
ss0 pieces Msdds., and Black and White Prints,
100 fine Gray Caasimsrss. assorted
$50 packages English and American Pins,
20 bales Gotten OsnaLurgs
20 bales rs aud A Sheetings
Grey and Black Msfn0 Hose
Gotten Hose and Half Hcss
kerinoes, French an,, Easlaaa,
Spool Cotton, 5looxs end Bye;
neag1 RaSlisa hlug Pilot CLOTH,
kentucky jeans, TweeSs,
Black and White SAk Rose,
so dozen Wki.s Cotton Shirts
Hoop Skirts, Black Patent Thread,
Ribbons. assorted; Embroid
With a variety Ct Fancy Goods,
goo dozen Linen Thread. on Sroai.
-ALGC~=
large stock Of aupsrfoc CLOTHING
with which .Ao will commence
40 ~ KENT, PAINE A. IN a,,ots
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~ 4. y, Geek, Ascasrees.
ELEGAEr FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD 7.ec.
NJ TAVE PIANO, &c, AT AUUTION-On
FtURSDAY, 18th inssant. e. 10 O'Clock, will sell
at the residence of Major Norman s. Walker, Lin.
den Row, Frsuklin street, his elegant
YUK INIT RE,
Comprising, no doubt, tbs most superior offered In
tolls city for number Of yasrs, having been select
Cd with oreat care
THE PkELOh
u furnished IN Rose rosd Suit fin procade
8iik) elegantly carved,
Extra heavy Broea':s Curtains with o.ua-
mentai eorIiea,
harb.etop Tables,
Oae extra size Frerca Plate Mantle Mirr.r
Elegant Velvet Carpet, very wide. in re, so.
ORDER.
HANG.
uaslerofior Rosaweod Piano, full 7-octs,es
iuads by Bar.aore.
THE CHAMBERS
Are furnished with the beat ouslitv of
Rosewood Bed:teads Cabinets
Wsrdrobes, Waahstands,
Chairs, Hair sna Spring Mattresses. Sc.
IN THE DINING Room
vii. IS :Gina o..s ai,r,e.tor Extension Table.
GlAtioa0d ChaiEs
harble-too BE- eufst,
4 large and handsome collection Of French
Ctisa, 81 bracins complete Breakfast Din.
Uut Glassware &c.
CHANDELIERS
In TIE psrlo:s ere two very HANDSOME Oaan
ieiers- =
The who;a a0Eiprilin, AZ assortment Of the yerv
hess IL, aality sr. latest ia style, TO which the a.
teation Of She public is particularly called
WILL BE ADDED--
WIZ ssl at the sans tine IN opea Carriage aud
Harness, and pair of thorough -hrsd Hog seq They
will DO gold at O'clock, said may be seen on Wed,
neaday eth instant, from Ii to i2 O'clock Ia front
ct my store Oh Main s,resl
de Is = Il UOOE. AIT
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ANOTHER SEIZURE The Columbus fua) ps
peTs cay Nil the osraburgs, saistug cotton yarns.
vooenS leather, and shoes, ia merchants hands b,
that city were Esized for tie State authorities Fri
Gay lat
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BY TAoRaas w. kesses, ASeti<aecr,
Once corner 18th and Gary sta.

BY fAonaas w. kesses, AEeai<necs
lOdice corner l2th snd Gary ssa.
E>LaaANT RETAILING STOCK OF CHINA.
IL GLASSWARE, AND FANCY GOODS AT
AuCTIOn.-We will cell, at our store, No. 10
Pearl street. Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY next.
the lUsh OF December, commencing ut 10 O'Clock
Of
China Tea Sets. of 80. A. aud ST pieess. Of all
grades,
' Water and Table Iitpnsss, aoms truly els-
G9g:
g STRAIT Baskets. plain auj gilt,
" Ca.d and Fruit Stands and Dishes,
and Bohemian Glass Vasea q variety.
6 aud w. Granite Metsi.eoyered Pitchers al:
siSes,
~" Sugar, Cream, aid Siop Bowls, handsome,
Tea Trays, in se.s,
Castors, dirondoles,
Water Cookers, all sizes,
Goal Oil Changing and stand) Lamps etc.
Also
Rich Cut and Pressed Glass,
Bowls, Pitchers, Deaanters
sugar, Pickle, and Pfessyvs pisses
ealt Stands, dob,s,s,
Wine ard Champagne Glasses, in sets and
.soaens,
Lemonade sni Jelly Glasses,
CELERY do, eta
Tho whole comprising a mex. desirable stock of
beautiful and scarce goo,i,
As this will probably BE the last opportunity to
porclesa goods Of this kind at auction hons sep-
Csc families end others would do we'll 10 attend,
Tle goods will he bold liz lots 10 suit buyers
WIN. +. BUTLER 4 SON,
No. 10 Pearl street.
Sale by THCs W. KEEskE, Auct. de 10
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By Williamson & Cs., A1cu

BY Williamson & c., A1css
NLEGANT FURNITURE AND GLASSWARE
IL AT AUCTI0N,-Wili ba sold q. cur sale.
rooms, Governor street, ono door above Franklin
on TUESDAY, December 18th, commencing at II
A. an saf. ,.rt1aont of Household Furniture; OF
See farnilure and Glassware; Bureaus WartiY obes
Safes; Morning star" Cooking. Stoves; Dining
Sofas Dioper Rnd Breakfast Platet; Dishes; 8
fist rate Sewing Machine, In perfect working order
de 10 WILLIAMSON 4 Co, Aucts.
viii be added to tho above
bbls superior NORTH carolina Whskey,
/ sack LlysrlGol Salt.
s4lail lots Of Cream OF Tsrtar and Gum Cam
phor,
Bieachsl Domestic sud Calico,
Aud two very ane Mahogany Writing Decks
de IS W. n co
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NIGHTLY.
NIGHTLY.

VRHND MILITARY zMUEg -Uapt.
tT BRAGONIER'E DRILL, AND FENCING
ROOM, Oh 10th street. two doors below MAN, and
over Copps's Gallery. in open day aud night. All
kinds Of Drill aud Fencing taught Cavalry and
Artillery S~ord Exercise taught Ia five hours
Rencers can have fencing match at any tina.
srda Js--6tk
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ruOTrOR -4E1Aying Disposed Of ~ mr. NORTH.
ssa wosk. nm NV enea6sd sutirs!y g ~ nan
mf1efurs 81 fadies' md dsntlsmen'S BOOTS eAl
S6SJE0 Of every dascripsIon. I may b ioona up
sselrs nj the old establIshed stand Of AIex hlI Z
DO. IN Main street. where shall be pleased 70
see Rn Of the old custor1sre, and % many No"
ones a. viii favcf me with their GREER sscu
w. T. JOHNSON.
Successor Of Alex. Hill CO.,
Manufacturer OF Ladies' and Gents
boots and Shoes
Mr.. b. s. WRIGHT. long snd wen Known 20 sn "
c,tizsns GENERALITY will cortinus 70 have charge Of
tho cutting department. ae ~ Wv.
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" TORTY 1CRIS, or TIN NEW H0AD,
LlaADIn0 NJ 1Hn YAlH GROUNDS. on
MILL WEST OF RICHMOND. R0R SAL1 A.
AUOfIo.MllI r sold e sassloa. q The Issn 2.
about half past o'clock r H., tcr Immediately g.
ter the sale Of the valuable real estate Of Philip
3nider, en- Brook Avenuo) tho valuable market
Farm located a. aboyn being part Of that formerly
owned by Robt. A. Lancaster. Esq. II will be d.
vidsd into two OF three parcels, according 70 tho
plxt and survey to bc shown at the hour Of sale.-
There IL beautiful oak grove on II. and the build
irss consist Of new dwelling, With four rooms,
beside barn. stable, well OF water, &C The neigh.
borhood Is firgt rate one and the location sdmi-
rably adapted market gardens or suburban resi-.
derces.
TERMs.-0ne third cash balance at ono and
two years. for bonds bearing interest; all c&sh,
ut the option of The pursh asor.
r. S-Also, all the Farming Implements on the
place. lde Isl GODDIN Il A PPERS0N. Auct'rs.
EIprEBN FRAMED TENKMEE rs AND SEW.
ERAL VACANT LOTS, In Port Mayo, near
70 Lester street. FOR SAL2 AT AUCTION win
be sold at auction, on the premises, on FRlD X,
the 18th De eernber 1852 at O'Clock r n fifteen
Wooden Teuements in Port Msyo, and several va.
cant Lots. to Lester street, some fronting on
Louisiana street. These Tenements we'll adapt
ed tosmail families end the lots handsomeIy located
TERMS--At sac.
Persons disposed to purchase privately can call
de- Is doDblh 4 AYYxRsos, Auc.s.
VERY LARGE AND WILL LOCATED PR.
v VATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS
On the East line of 9th, between Clay and Leigh
streets, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold
at auction, on the prsmises, on FRIDAY, the 10Th
Dec, 1862, o. l2 clock h., the large and well 10.
esie9 private residence now in the occupancy OF
Ar, games +. Tyl0e Tho lot has front Of 100 feet
apd depth Of 40 feet to wias Hlley. u ghl sa
aiyiGed so 90 TO sell with tho dwelling abou. 40
feet. sad then Two vacant lots, one on the North
and tho ether Or thu South of tha dwelling. .
TERMs.--Oue third eeah balance st oas snl two
years. for bonds, bearing interest payable half.
y early OF all cash, at the option Of the purchaser
do Is GODDIN f. APPERSON Aucty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-15

~ RUNAWAY-TWENTY-F DOLLARS
REWARD-Rsn.way yesterday afternoon, the
18th inst, my negro boy WAsHiHGTON. Ono OF
his legs il bent in. Said negro is aeonfectoner by
trade, and is well known In this city. lie "ss lor-
nicry owned by the late Thomas SangnuL re
ward Of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will he paid
for his return 10 ME. 4. AETONI
de lists st. kichoias Saloon. Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-15

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

x-,oK SALE--A geatleman's or officers WAIT
r. IND SERVANT, ALSO most skiiifui and
,ss,I Disposed BLACKSMITH. 10 purchaser who
will agree to retain him IN RicEU cnd, he will DO
cold on reasonable terms. Reference HI 20 charae.
tar NAV be had by applying to the present employer
Apply 10 b. a. oOChh,
lie I3-ltA 0fIee 80. Law building
NOR HlRE--Ths ensuing yesf. .0o Diaing
r Room SERVANTS, IT and i3 years Of age,
accustomed in p,iva.s family; oCe excellent and
old, who IL a good washeg and horse cleaner; also,
& seryan. NAN rs years old. of most excellent
character fer honesty and obedience, "a attend in
store, o.ssco or any of the Departments. Address
"B. b , Dispatch cfice, with real nan.e, SAD the2
will ba sent to be seen with certificate OF charaa
Ter 80. De 11-str