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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

God guard our dag, and keep each star
Each stripe - bright ~ now they wave,
etilI make Il lead Our ranks In war,
sim noAt above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
FOtrail Il through the dust Of shame.
An honest hearts its lot will share
And follow Il to Death OF PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

The Norfolk Day B0OE, which only a da,
or two ago was for marching the rebel ar.
rnies into the North at once, has had new
revelation, and nov saws.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
TRUSTEES SITP

II n virtue Ofa dSOd Of trust fro1a llS.,b.,,.s,i,
II IA e e me- belsing date rs Sth of TS Al
IN - - S 9s1t g the parties thereto.
- IEo!lf doqrof he Court HrIlSS ~ ~ - cash.
=, ne l0th day Of April, is7 ~ ~ y
~ r. ~ - PaEt q the city q beSliTS ~ q
Ere addifSo. - ~ :. olla hundred aui t6ree IN
nh tftIs 4. :. shan convey 70 the
I.FjISI,s vested In ne By tie dsei q tEISt
SHO. W. SIGHTS TFutt0.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

az = E4AGS, 10 4 And IA Bie1e5.7 o.
- 1911 nd 11-l BF0Tn NJ " = 4.
L. H. a1el IA Blslehed Li,.,
Pillow Linens, an Viitb- 2.
GBo. R. TAYLOR
CFebu.J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

it is believed that Jackson will make his
way to Shenandoah Valley to the virginia
Central Railroad, and thence to Richmond.
Prominent secessionists here say that The
Confederate forces will make a stand at
GordonsVille and have fortified it to great
extent. Several prisoners and small
amount OF ammunition are all the seizures
made here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
Further News from the North.

PETEksEusa, Jan. 23.-The Express has re.
ceived intelligence from Norfolk tonight,
brought 10 that city by nag of truce.
MIR. I. y. Wise, produce dealer, Of Nor
folk, has received the Philadelphia Inquirer
OF the 10th instant The Inquirer publishes
dispatch from Washing ton, which states
that General Mcclellan is worse.
A dispatch dated Albany, the 9Th instant,
says that resolution was that day intro
duced into the New YORK Legislature, re.
qussting the Wsshibg,o ton Cabinet to inau.
gurate a system for the mutual exchange OF
prisoners.
A dispatch dated Washington, January 8,
says it is limited in diplomatic circles that
q war with England is inevita BILE, and it is
probable that the next ocean steamer will
Southern Confederacy. 1t is reported, on
the Avenue, that most important dispatches
are coming by the steamer Cana da, and that
the Government has received the purport Of
them by telegraph.
There is heavy pressure from the North
On theinacrve state Of the army of the Po-
tomac. Thers are fresh rumors to-day OF
dissent.ons in the Cabinet.
Another expedition is to be fitted out at
Annapolis Immediately after that under
Burnside sails.
Another British steamer has arrived at
Annapolis with dispatches for Lord Lyons.
Treas notes were quoted at New York
on the 9th inst ut four per cent. discount.
Burnside's exredi ton, with IS vessels, has
gone to sea and sailed South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
PrsvisiSnal Congress.

The pToceediI Is of Congress that are per-
mitted TO transpire are very limited, and ac-
cordiEg II common report, a measure is uu .
der cor sideration to abridge the freedom of
the press still farther. We have obtained
copies OF the following bill and resolution
which have been approved by the President;
An Act making certain PROF :sions sa regard to
Indian trust Funds.
SBCrIosl. The Congress # the Con federate
States or America do enact, That all sums
OF money, bonds, or securities OF any kind,
belonging To any Indian tribe or tribes, wit tn
whom treaties have been or may be IN AIDE by
the Confederate States and of which said sum-
of Inopey, DO ads and other securities, the
Government OF the Confederate States is, or
may hereafter become the custodians, Us the
trustee of such tribe or tribes, shall be de.
posted in the Treasury OF the Confederate
States.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary Of War be, and he is hereby
authorized, to draw his requsition for each
and ali sums of money deposited in the
Treasury, as aforesaid, in favor of sad In
dians, or any of them, to whom such money
may belong or who may bs authorized TO
receive it.
Rfsolatsoa Of Thanks to Col. Eduard johnson, his
officers and men, for Services in The battle Of Ai!e
gaaay Mountain.
/ Resulted BY The Congress Of the CONFEDERATE
States Of Imtrtca, That the hanks OF Congress
are due, and are hereby rendered, to Colonel
Edward johnson, and TO the officers and men
under his mmand, for gallant and merito-
rious services al the summit of Alleg hany
Mountain, in Virginia, on the 18th day Of
December, 1861, when, for more than six
hours, they, with remarkable courage and
constancy, sustained AN assault made upon
their position by four fold their NUN Der, aud
finally drove the enemy, in disorder and
heavy loss, from the II. Id
2 That the foregoing resolution be COM
municated 10 said comma nd by the Secretary
of War, and be made known in general or
ders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13

ne Psssassla aaA 1vanstsss Dasessies.
A report has prevailed In our city TOR some
days past that an early effort would Be
made BY the Lincoln Government 70 force
the stesmship Pensacola by orr batteries Al
Evanspors. The Pensacola has hesn At
Washington for some time, Ind much coin.
paint has been uttered BY those who favor
IN early completion OF the war st the dc.
tention Of this nnc new vesesl 1T the wharves
x the Federal ga pttai. We learn that she
has nns armament. and IL thoroukhly
sqa'pp.d for agfrsssive operations against
cur Government.
Intetligencs received in official quarters
states that the Pensacola pasted the Evans
port batteries very early on yesterday morn.
'ug- Oar BATTERIES opened upon ner, and
discharged a nu o, DER of shots, bu a. tnicR
fog prevailed, it was uncertain wn 80 damage
aad bseu done to her. She passed Acquta
Greek some hour or so later In company with
TWO yanlee ruu. boats, and the general inn
preston seems to be that she was In disa-
b.ed condition.
probable the Pensacola Is destined 10
f,r,, , norton Of the hostile feet under Gen.
burnside, and we regret that our Evan sport
batteries had not been fortunate enough to
sink her as she passed them.
Ia the present aspect OF foreign affairs.
however, the Pensacola s.may 60 further and
fare worse"
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(sfSeiAL DrsP Arox 70 rHr slcrxorp p,,, Arox /

NORFOLK, Jan. IL.
We nave received Northern dates to the
io'n inss,, by which we learn that the steam :
eiVfiental, from Port Royal, had arrived at
new York. and that General Stevens s,ill
no'ds the main land awaiting reinforce
menu.
The burnside fleet was raridIr concen.
uasing In Hampton Roads, and he excite
"cnt win regard to the destination OF the
expedition Ia intense. For the next two
weeks no words can foreshadow the expecta.
lion Of the people
On saturday last the coast guard At Sew.
eiis Point, reported Is steamers and trans
pofts In the Roads; and more arriving.
Inc Baltimore COMMERCIAL says tn at little or
nothing new Is occurring at Fortress Monroe,
except the Assem- bling Of large number of
gun boats.
A large number Of vessels for the Burnside
expedition, from Annapolis, were passed by
the Baltimore steamer of the mouth of the
happanapnock, on their way to Fortress
monroe, to rendezvous.
The st Louis Democrat says that An army
OF sixty to seventy thousand are preparing
to move from Cairo and Paduoah against
Nashville, TO act in conjunction with Gene.
raj Buells force, which constitutes the grand
expedition down the Mississippi.
We learn from Washington, from a credit.
able source, that the project Of making an
attack upon New Orleans ha been discussed
in the Lincoln Cabinet.
Mrs. Groeuhow is to De sent to For. Lafay
cite.
W. j. Smithson, banker. has also been ar
rested and sent to Fort Lafayette.
The Senate Com mittee voted six to one
ags,ast ths expulsion of Dir Bright, Of In.
diana and the galleries of the Senate were
crowded TO hear Senator Sunner On the
Trent" affair.
The Banks Of New York further decline
taxing the loan of the Government. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
From New Orleans,

NEw OsLKszs, Jau II --Captain Clone, of
the French dispatch steamer MiIlar, arrived
yesterday from off Ship Island, the bearer OF
dispatches 10 The French Consul here.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-At a meeting of
the Frenchmen, held on yesterday, 1t was re-
solved, by the consent Of the French Consul
ana tho approval Of Secretary Seward, to
send delegates to Havana, by tine French
steamer Millar, and charter there a vessel
which will come to New Orleans and carry
to France such subjects Of that Government
as desire to go, owing to the disturbed state
Of the country.
Col Lubbocks remains reached here yes
terday. They were escor ted to the depot en-
route to Texas.
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!, ga, y.t.,I,se.e. ffsn the Array sf she
vaflev,


4 Through gen tisman Just from the head
ousrtsrs Of Major .aenefA Jsskson. tstone-
wa,,.l we have ohtaioed summary OF the
ss.,sst and moot auihan tic intelligence OF tn"
orerstious and condition Of .ae Army Of the
valley.
The troops are in fine health and spirits,
Although the sick list hiss been considerably
increased BY the late severe march into aiof
<an. For four days the weather was very
vtntry and transportation difficult. from
saov and ice A. one OF the results Of this
almost impracticahie transportation n. many
OF the troops were for many hours withou
food. and had 10 b,vouae IN the snow, with.
ont tents aud blankets. Still their ardoI
Ard patriosism continued unabated through
all these hardsaips.
when Geo. Jackson left Winchester tn.
entire county OF Morgan was in the posses
aion aad under the Control of the enemy
They OK iended their forays even to the Fred
sriek line, pluncering and destroying tht
property OF our frieads, and arresting AND
driving them from their homes, Upon ia.
arrival of onr army in the county they had
force near Bath OF 60 cavalry, from $50 u
1000 infantry, and two pieces OF artillery, DC
oaoeS large pouitS OF troops On sAS
side OF the river. at Hancock aud other
points. After brief resistance ihey hso o''
fore our skirmishing psrties aud advance CO.
lumn Tue main BODY OF abe enemy was no
sern east of the Warm Spring ridge. They
were postsd on the summit, OK west OF thai
ridge, from which po.nt an improved and de-
scending road OF two miles and halt would
take them TO the railroad and river. BY this
ron 70 they escaped rs our army approached
the town CT Bath. from the firing from the
snemy's pick.ts anu from am bu4caces afteI
ntfat near Hancock and Cacap0n Bridge,
our losses were five killed and tweDty-siX
wounded Two were uouaded by the shells
from hapc4cs We t0ok eight OF their pick
cts prisoners, and eig 1t ~ Eath ano1!s neigh-
borhood. Fifteen vi ihe prisoners were sel1
en- IL ,nchss.er and oi.e paroiel. as too sick
to proeeed with tbs army.
> lue raiiro ii bridge over ths Great Caca
pom was destroyed by our uoops, and the
ras.d rendered aaht tor use east OF That poii.t,
Arse and qdarternlaster and eommissarJ
stoyea were found al Bath and al The deIo'
Opposite 10 Hancock, some CT which were
Appropriated Tor The use OF our .roops alo
snv residue estroyed Some SHELLS anu paiis
were ail &C led At brick Church III hincock,
ben ud which the eLemy IetIeated 10 ioao
thsir cannon, but NO serious purpose was
enter .Ained at any TIME of lining or destroy
ing Inc town.
There is not a Yankee mercenary now to |
D~ found in the Valley OF Virginia from
Fren .hburg, SIX miles east OF Romney, to the |
Blue Ridge. IL Is hoped and confidently ex-
pscled, wi h some reinforeements TO General
IN. h.
course OF short time, be left in virginia
between the Allegheny and Blue Ridge
Mountains.
The foregoing is a truthful account of an
anAir walch the Federals have distorted,
according to their custom, to suit their own
purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
rhs "Pian fer the Reorganization or the
Virginia FsTces1

We published few days ago a plan foy
the reorganization Of the Virginia forces
said to have been drawn up by dis;in.
Suished officer OF tho army, which was refer
red 10 the Military Committee OF the stats
senate. We have since received large mum.
ger OF communications from various canps.
expressing The most emphatic disapproba-
tion Of the plan proposed, and In, some In
stances iadalginS in criticisms Of no very
mild charaets r. The Committee On Satur
day last were discharged from it's further
consideration at their own req uest, hus reu
dering The publication of any Of ;hs letters
unnecessary They Indicate that ths adop.
non OF compulsory measures respecting re-.
eDlislAents, BY Lac Legislature, would nave
ELECT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13

The facts which have been made pu bic in
regard 10 lEe Outrageous treatment OF South.
en- men coLhoeG IN y prlsoE AZ Camp Chase,
neal Columbus, Ohio, are uoW uuue. lnyesii.
satlcn IN the Legislature Of Virginia, ANA
the deherai Government ~iti PROBABLY
90 requested 10 give sIIue attention TO Tie
subject. 1t Is Ia The power OF our Govern
Iasnt 70 compel an abatement VI tue bal bar
Jus practices alluded 10. There is but one
iaW that produces amy impression upon Lie
flint OF LiAcoinIsm, aid tuat IS lie law Of re-
tiiiauol.
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Arrival,

Mr. j. w. Zacherie, one of the passen-
gers taken from british schooner in the
duii, by the U. s. steamer santiago de CUBA,
has arrived III Richmond. The OCCASION OF
ms release Is uniersEoo to bs tho same
which governed the Lincoldites in giving
up Msssrs, Mason and llldelI-a wholesome
lear OF The British Lion. MIR. Il .charie, IL
Is said, has I'M ortant comInunica tiols to
make to our government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAINE & CO., ducts
TOOK OK DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

ANIOCh Ot DRY GCODS AT AUCTiON.
Having determined to close our business for tbs
pr.seut, VIE ball offer for sails it eur Washsuse
on TUESDAY, ths 18th January next, our entire
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Without reserve. Tor CASH on DELIVERY and con.
unue the sale until the whole Is sold
The stock comprises naag very desirable
STABLE GOODS n excelena erder, and ~ ia ba
found worthy the attentio.s of isrge eIyc,a
During tie saie shall offer
so bale 1, /, ard a. Brown Cotton.
goo oee-s Eugiisa Biasenea Shi.tlgs.
20 bai-s supsfifr Brown Jrta,ngs
$50 pieces White Goods, Csnor ie8, Jacousts.
SWISS HiMiirs, Bgiis. res sc.
lco Pieces rich Fancy Dress liza.
90 perss Eaf lss0n ana FTeGeh Giaalams.
200 pscss .aliss ia 4onets
25J oisees Fancy Prints, spring Stvtes
% piecs Iii Ck sad soio4ed sisaeas
5pp'sees Il. sish sad f,egeh Aesinoes.
$50 rclen tdflsa lIsIihfic assa biefs
C0cred Ssciag.ts, Jiuan Damasas
Napkins, Criealines. tloyea aaI aosery.
Umbrellas Nesiias~, Spoos Cets.aa
sha~ls Glo L and Velvet CaoaAA
Csaliss. Safege, Printed Lawam
81 Ycaoss5. Decline ana elk k.tss
E'aero:aer.ss. ierge assortment, &c., Re
Also. tins baiss es Of our stock Of ine Clothing.
perfectly treeb and taEa.os M, e, colLprsssug
$50 Black Drsss ana Business Goats
Loo uzs imsre. We eucis and liz Vests
Black D:eskin anu Fancy Cashmere Pa1ta
B.acs Alpaca sad alan Cloth s,oais.
500 Brown and fancy Linn Coats
800 dozen Hickory, Gis ghsn, sai Cotton
Shirts, with large stock Of sapes ios Slnmsc
Ciotai' e.
Asa, largo SAG eItfneat Of d. sirsate goods con-
gne1t TO 10 from the So.th, suca ~ Co,orsd ,nd
Printed lie Lsists. vsl,nciss. books shasis
kii Cloves kbbeas, srprting, Taliaes bsiu,-
raj Skirts, NoeA lols i.sae saa Lovs vsis, &c.
60.
ALSO. 10 pieces elegsnt S'lk saa vors,ed brocs.
teliss ard Printed Grr.esn Goods.
Splendid Pis.&-(iiass, sivcf- Mouu,s4 Show
Ca ca
large and superior Iron Ssss.
Mirfofs, Stools, De ks dc ard n swa' but
desirable STOCK Of Dry ae1as fgcsa n ho,se de-
Ginning business win Haisn the sals will con-
menee, eeLoprisiny son.s rsty r;sa a..d choice
gooas.
Also, 20 cases Yeas, wemcas'. Rays, and
Missas Boots aud saoes, esnsistiae NJ sns Dross
Boots, Bsosans, eavy Eoo.s sud b1osae., Ess-
moral and Copgso~ oAtera. lousha Aip aud
Goat bro9Aas Wcmens' MID and Gsnsr,s. tai.
tsrr &e., Ae, 20 be sole ~ the ossgsasa rseknxes
0~jt - r. PAINS & GO.
ADDITIONAL
VIII he aided to car Esi, IL " ard a~sirasis
lot OF fsssh goods, .Ep gssea BY ths BaE..ua cen
. sting II Gins HAAS. ress tieod,, Esass Ain cas-
Liner .tAsabrte = sacksrssteis Hisxk Italian
C.oshs. Cametis106
AISo-txpeesed In tine. Sc ,.feefi dsrk I'm,
gish p'inis, Of 1esisatsa styles iast t.seed
"a 10 KENT. fstes< &.Nti Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-13
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN. Ausy.

EURNITURE at AUCTION On MON.
VIII sell l.. sucii q. lot OF Furaituts cousi ,og
Of Wa drobei, large Pres 'asgs Hr.tisg
Desk. iat o. CARPETS and N:Gpe e. | sp,jug seal
Lounge, | SOFA, Cial'. L d cai , MIR sses.
Pillows FsbioI ey~rAi,io arg 5 oyei ookinr
R-nge, large Bar saoys, aud saadry ler ~ IT,
cias
j II cAU NORM .1c'.
I iGti sUt-SraBLf.S SAILS. BY sirtus
1 Z o. an order o. t5s <uFt 81 fru>'inx4 10 uhA
ei'y of Hiehm ri naas at tbs ,tycenber tel "a,
sol iu he alta hEoent II Oscsc tsutrher va.
L. X. Smith ] viii sell ~ pabitc auc ION "a
MON DAY, the - q day ct Jhna>ry 1863 at IL
O'Clock A. II , { tat heias the G~si day Of Tho
January t-rFl.) III srG.t 2 tn City Hall, one
Ro-ns ST ALLIOS aua SADDLE.
TERMs- eli.
GEO. "A EREEMAE, ". ~. OR.
p. 3.-th4 oSPvs d4gss Ra1 GAi Ie caJ, be-
at Nj We dsog : t.al-, oA Read street,
lea Brook Avenue. uut;s t.s dsY { sai-.
- hG. NT7s al OF fasf NE-
- GRO MAN by act Of the,GeHer.l AS
sem hly, PISS sd Elirch 29th, 'sfj, mi ~ sur
suaE.ce OF .n order of tie Uu~ttngs tiourt OF
tue city o 'sio5mond, l will sell ot SION.
DAY, the 18Th day % January, 1852 (thas be-
lag Court das , ii front Of the City Gall AZ
log O'clock, n III. 10 The nighest bidder for
ca h, Il very likely !r-a naa, aocus e~.nty-
On years old, named JUSI PA 9aAY VINO
has baen convicted by said Court Of Grand
Larceny, and ordered TO he sold ~ b.o-
lute. slavery. TAOS u. DUILW,
ia lo--tcs Gerg't ti;y Of Hchmond
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a uMINISTHArnR,s SAI.Enr vaIII.

A DMINISTRAToR'S SALEOF vALU-
"A BILE HOUSE AND LOT.--At Puzzle
Auetiun. on WEDNESDAY,, zad inst at O ,aiock
T. sna all Offer fer Gale, On the premises, the
HOUSE AID LOT csior Sing 70 the estate Of Bsr
nett Wickar, deceased, ON the rsbss"t corner Of
6th and Canal cts The House IL Of brick. slated
roof, and suttabis for large family, ecusainirg
SpAcicus rcorns..
Ths Lot Hes beautifully on gentle decl.vity.
rom 'front.' to rear, 50 feet On 9Th, end Isl on Ca
nal street, afcrdirg rare and advantageous op-.
portunty 70 capitalists for suitding, ard meeting
the great demand for homes In the Capital Of the
60utheTn ConfGdersey.
The neighborhord is most Desirable and con.
vsnient to al the Goveruusnt OfE1ces. Mr. Lswis
L Hsrnes oecpps~. the honsa, whose tsrm expires
on the 10Th Of April next, 1t WHICH time pospessiun
viii he s'vsns q easii-r Il an arrangement should
b~ All~rssa sessa adr. isassss to shsz end
TtkMs-InesaK ~ b III hapkahie fnads; tho
othcr hsf - u N ~sss frr 70 tisba rcts inter
=: Addsd: snd 20 ssssi ay 4 tsass d4sd The wa.
IN uow nvisa - b pa hy ~ .u5shasef.
jan. II HHsELIPA
H0-e4 Admt0is'1 WIN mno1Ua
1sssooo = xAAMs AnsaeaaegA
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bufnside abolition.

a letter ffom SoIfoiA, unuer date of the
i1tH states tnat there Is u great satAerlBg o.
vessels LA Hampton koaos. IL ID believed
they are part o1 Burnsics's much brul tea
-xl eGitlon. W here it Is going, OF course We
IAN only speculate ABOUT. Ii may be Tor Vir-
xiAla Waters, or it may be tor u demolEtra.
ton farther South
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BY ids. N. TAYLOR 4 SoN, Anc.ioaeeys
4 VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK

A VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
"a ToBAOs q FACTORY, GA tbs norta side
o. Ma n, hetweea s'irh AMI ~ b ST eess, At - UC.
TIoN.-We viii sell rpon this pennies cn NJ N
DAY, The 18th day OF Jauuery, commerce ng al 4
o'clock z. ID. he vsuaoie rsiRSS. SlOkY To-
BACCO FsCT,;tY on he nor;h size of NJ in.
between stth AID 9Th st3ee'a iew tn u ccu-
pancy Of TIE Confederate ktates, but more ~.
Gently by j. w. Atkinson, Esq I. frolfs on
Man street ~ ieet, ana funs back l55 'eet.
TERss.-Cre Il urth essh, ths IA An . at g. 10
and g months FIR regota DC notes with interesx
sdde", AID secured by a tut deed
ia j. :. 81 TAYL.AR q SON. Aicts
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By ecDDlH + <pPERsog. I.es.nr..v,.

. SMALL. FRAME TENEMENTS. on IN.
.1Esst line of 81 street, near 10 Shrckoe Hill
buryine eraand, for sale - q tiGTIO Will
he gold at notion, On The ssrsrpi sss on Won.
DAY, the lath Jaauary, 1862. at o'aiock r.
ID, thcss thrae Frame fenesasu iocaaed a.
above. each renting for 80 per month, and
COW occupied respectively by MessEs. Adams,
Burke, and Moore
TEsMs-Ona-tbirdsash: balance at 4 aud
months, for negotiable notes, interest
sdtsd. secured by 4 frost sesd, or title re-
tained. The taxes for 1862 N ba paid II; tho
purchasers. GUDDiN APPkKSON,
ia AretioneSrs.
A FRAMEU TEN Z: Y IN ~, ON THE COR
r MIR or BaKfR AND ST PETER
STREET AND ,YaCANT LOTS at
ia H. II, Foe SA LIZ AT AUs'TtON-
Will be soid at suction, ON The uran.is.s on
MONDAY. the 18th January, 1862, a. o'c X.
Tor immediately after the foregoing s4le,)
these four Framed Tenements, located as
above, together with three vacant I0ts at
tsched t'ns of Witt h Tenernerts is ecu.
pi-d by Mr.. Free eTick Bauer Il grocery
store, and is regarded US an excellent bust
ness stand
TERMS. One third cash balance Mt and
mont tbs, fer negotiable. notes, intsrt ss add
ed, and title retained til last rota is paid -
The taxes for lSS2 To ha pad by the pur.
chaser. GUUDiN IL APPtkSON
Ia 9 4uctiot GERS
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By DUNL OF, MONCURE 4 Co, Auc.toueers.

~ ROOERIES, &C, AT AUCTIUN.--On
N TUESDAY. 18th instant, commencing
al II O'Clock, we will sell, at our auction
store, an assortment of Groceries, &c vaz:
20 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR
2s bbis. q SUGAR
DC bbls. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR
81 bDls. aid half bbls. choice a uality
MOLASSES
Pale and London cclored Brandy, of
choice quality, from the New Or
leans Custom House stores
st. Julien and Margaux Ciaret Wine,
super quality
Rio Coffee; Alspice; Pepper and Gin
ger
st CrOix Rum, &C., &c.
TERxs-Cash.
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONUUHE & co,
in 1I-tf}s Auctios ears
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By r. Il. PRINGLE, Iduct.

By r. II. PRLNGLE, duct
4 tAfALSGUE Sale OF DRY GOODS
~ GRuCE X ,Es;, HARD " ARE, BOOTS AMI
aaoES AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY Ira
JANUARY, 1872, BY
K. A. PRlNGLE,
Cha. ieston =. q.
DRY GOODS.
Blankets, WOODEN snd cotton tlanrc,s
FLANNEL Shirts, Guernsey 4, d Striped shifts.
Cotton D'"-asse', Pea Coats, and Wool on
Pants,
White C.ston Gloves Thread. &c.
Hats, 8 Joss .ni shoes.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, Heriags, Candies Co6f h,
Butter aud cheese
HkRDWAKE.
spades aod ohoveis. ia 13-sd+
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Senatorial Eiectinr.

The election of state Senator for the city
OF Petersburg and county Of Prince George
70 supply the place of DIR. Claiborne re-
signed, will take plaza ON Tuesday, l4th ins [.
che candidates are w. I. Joynes and X. E.
Collier