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81 zL7x. MOTT, zs1s1ss


n, ont provoeAtiop, about ~ La JaA1Asy
ca. my BOY HKNRx, aboat - ysazs q a.
q barber by trade, Atrsd for tAe peoMs -
10 Werner Co., oppoDesSAe Ana1eo1 Ao-
about q fest high, esntesl addresa, 1eosUe
small beard, with full head OF hair. - NAP
have hired himse1h 70 60 with oo0o o0eog -
soldier.
The above reward viii - paid ~ ~ -.
livery to me or MY. WeImse, o. ~ l11ug0ae
dom Of his whersabouts, - that
NH ll--9W@ ..I 3 n
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VIZ are informed th4t on TO morrow.
SsAoaS1 At II O'Clock, the ceremony Of the
1oF'y hours Exp0ition will b com.
l'lstd At st. Peters Cathedral. and will be
'UAuaned on Monday and Tuesday. This
s@ony Is intended TO honor the Catholic
Una OF the " Rssl PIessncs." The object
NE prayers viii be - invoke the assistance
uoa In the perils and trials Of the times.
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rSRAMED 1ENEmENT I'm sIDNIY,

TcRAMED TENEMENT IN SIDNIY, ON
TaE NoRTH SIDH OF CAY, BkTwsEs Law
HI lyD CHERRY cTRBsfs, FOR SALE AT Ave.
rIoH.-Wiil be cold at auction, ON the premt-
ses. ON FRIDAY, the 2lst March. lSee, at 5
O'Clock p n the framed tenement and lot
located AZ above, now in the occupancy Of Mr..
Jacob Holloway. The lot - beautiful one.
and is we'll suited for q small family.
TaRMs.-One-third cash; balance at and
u months, for negotiable notes, interest add.
1861 10 be paid by thu purch.ser
mn IA 0OUDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
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MlLlTAKX NOT1e,1S1-
WAR DEPA RTMENT.
ApJ'r AND INsP'R GAN OPrrox.
ktchmOnd, March IA, 1852.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. Is:

= ENEKAL ORDERS. No. Is: ~
I: The following Proclamation is publishes
Tor the Information Of all concerned:
PROCLAMATIUN.
BY virtue OF the power vested in me by law
20 declare the suspension Of the privilege OF
the writ of hateas corpus. /, Jefferson Davis,
President of the Don federats States Of Amor.
lea, do proclaim that Martial Law is hereby
extended over the counties Of Elizabeth (Ntv
York, warwick. Gloucester, and Mathews !;
and do proclaim tn . suspension Of all civil
Jurisdiction, Iwtth the exception OF that
enabling the courts to take cognizancs Of tho
probate of wills, the administration of the
estates OF deceased persons, the qualifica tons
OF guardians, to enter DEGREES and orders for
the partition and sale OF property, to make
|sorders concerning reads aud bridges to asses
county levies, and 10 order the payment of
county dues,) and the SUSPENSION OF the priv.
iiege OF the writ OF habeGs corpus In the coun-
ties aforesaid.
~, In faith whereof have hersunto
) LIS signed my name and set my seal, this
~ fourteenth day ofMarch in tbs yearons
thousand eight hundred and sixty two.
JEFFERSON DAVIS
II. Major. General MAaauDza, commanding
the Army Of the Peninsula, Is charged with
the due execution of the foregoing Proclama.
ton. He will forthwith establish an efficient
military police, and will enforce the follow.
AL distillation Of epirituous liquors is posi-.
lively prohi bited. and the distilleries will
forthwith be closed The sale of spirituous
liquors Of any KIND Is also prohibited, and
establishments for the sale thereof will be
closed.
III. All persons infringing the above prohf.
bition will suffer such punishment as shall be
ordered by the sentence OF a Court Martial;
provided, chat no sentence to hard labor for
more than one month shall be inflicted by the
sentence of a Regimental Court. Martial, az di.
rected by the 81 tn Article Of War.
BY command Of the Score tary of War
tSigned] 5. COOPER,
NH lk-lW Adjt and Insp. General
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A. Ne AoaseOf Tie lfids.s motAor. x q.
e!ty OF 9lehMonA. on The iasA 81 ~ = ~ "
q Ne ksv. Ioesph WALKER, m. JOSEP5I
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as'A1oa Saon 0soasIA.-Govsrnor Brown,
!" oeofsia. has appointed DR.. John ". Lewis
A. A'sosrats States senator In place Of Mr..
.nss, TO serve until the next meeting OF
@s legislature.
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OFFION CITY SAVINGS BANK.l
RIs1MoHD, March G, lodo.

4 MEEIIN0 o. She Dtfsc!oMs Ia
adopted and ordered to DO publisAsd. VI:
Resolssd, That In cCnssQ uence Of the iAAhfl.
ity of the Benk 70 use the funds now o. DE-
post, the President b and 10 hereby diroCeod
70 give noticesby publication In the various
newspapers Of thu city, to the depoalt0Hs IN
this tnstitu ton, that nom and Aflos this AAte,
all certificates viii he paid ON demand.
Resolsea, farther, That upon all certificates
will cease ON the lat Of April, ana uDoa
larger sums on the ION Of that month.
Depoeit0rs will, thero10ro, please peoDeat
HORACE l.. KNIT, PYsaideas.
NJ AuoUa8 Oashier. NH 1o--lmft0
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|f|,,li0nh 8ispEtrt.
r..t Rxemption Act.

',.... at Delegates yssterday passed
- .,,ous introduced nom the joint
ss -. At the two Houses Of the IssGtsis.
easfni"~ .,..t,on. II 10 anasrstood that
80 o. ,,,,ons have reference 70 Ne recstt
~ ~ and are not intended to conflict
pGit'a -, unde the act Of February 10.
sa ID. r other draft to All up any future
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W sdvsrsiesA. =
Adtitngton mrs I.isste
Allen mrs OJ
Allen miss y Is =
Andrews InrD u TT
AnderDon miss Laura
Andrews mrs Elijah
Auderoon mrs Do
Ash ton mrs WIN II
armstrong mrs Ann
Atkinson mre \ 3
Ballou miss J q
baker mise Mary q
Baker miss Mary L
Bailey mtss L
Bari % mrs Jane e
Baker mrs n A .
HAS miss Sallie
Barr mrs s T
Bartlett mrs Eltsa'h
Baasel miss 81
BsaGeley mise b
Bell mrs Mary J
Beck mrsO
Bibb miss 8 A
Blair miss II II
Brooke mrs Jno u
Booth mrs n A
Bramham miss M
Braxton mrs II 5
Bridges mrs s J
Broken rough mrs
L Q3
Brock mrs i "a
fonaufh mics u Z Il
Burnley mrs A r
Buchannon mrs N
Bryant mrs "a A
Brumley mrs A q
Batter mrs N +
Bark mics Elixa
Brixzolaro mrs e j
Oubbin mrs n j
Orump mrs Mary
| Cousins mrs Ann
| Caldwell mrs 0J
Coleman mrs H
Clarke mre M 8
Carr mrs Emma w
Caldwell mrs Mary L
tlary mrs ] b
Grow miss Alice
Orumpton miss p
Orump miss Annie Z
Grafton miss Lou w
Cooper miss M E
Cook miss Annie
Cook miss Sarah J
Collins miss Sarah r
Collier miss J r
Collins miss Emily
Cochran miss Mollio
Clarke miss Henri'n
CLARK miss Mary l.
CLARK miss ] Kate
Garter miss Nellie
Carr miss E A
Cham berlin miss L L
Gresham miss Sue
benson mrs A 3
Dillard mrs Mary a
Dean mrs Harriet
Davis mrs 3 l.
Davis mrs Mary A
punford mrs Lucy
Dickinson mrs NJ A
DOggett miss 8 J
Duke miss Harriet
Dryer miss J y
Dapzsy miss Mat
Dalton miss Joe
Davis miss La ura
Doran miss Mag
Dickinson miss L J
Dickson miss Elijah
Evence mrs Mary A
Ellis miss Matte
Ellis miss Mag
Epps miss q b
Enroughty miss Mat
Elmore miss A N
Evans miss Mary
Evans miss Mary A
Easily miss Lucy A
Edwards miss Mag
Franklin mrs Lydia
Fry mrs J ulia Az
Fisher mrs Alice d
Fisk mrs 1. +
Earrnr mrs s d
Fureuson mrs L A
Falvy miss J
Finly miss Mary
Folkes miss NJ u
Fuller miss ! A
Fultz miss A q q
| Graves mrs 4 u
9oode mrs Lizzie
| Garnet mrs VIM + g
Garrett mrs Geo w
Gardner mrs Sarah
Green mrs Hannah 2
| Graham miss Hartly
Hall mrs
hagan mrs Mary L
Harvey mrs ]
Harold mrs q
Hardy mrs Leslie
Haynes mrs L q
HenriQues mrs M
Hyperion mrs q
Mix mrs Francis A
Hlggroves mrs M A
Hopkins mrs Bette j
Horton mrs ] oseph'e
Hughes mrs Sa,lte E
Hooper mrs M M
HARDWOOD mrs Sarah 1
Hudgings miss LIE
HAYWOOD miss I 4
Howell miss Mary +
| Hopkins miss Carrie
Hill miss Roberta
Henderson miss y
| Heath miss e ]
| Haynes miss Carrie
| Hazlsgrove miss AE
Hagner miss sarah
| Hagner miss 8 A
Harris Mat (coPd(
| Jones mre Jane NJ
| Johnston mrs Sarah.
johnson mrs Sue
| Jenkins mrs Ann e 2
| Jackson mrs Manerv
| Jones miss Sallie N
Jones miss Mary
johnson miss Arab q
johnson miss Rachel
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LOST AND FOUND.

II q u N D.
A BRACELET,
which the owner can get by calling at this
once, describing same, and paying for adver-
tisement. mn l5.lt~
NOUND.-A pair Of SADDLE BAGS and
contents, which the owner can obtain
by calling on me, at the Exchange Bank, b.,
tween and O'Clock. and paying for this
advertisement. W. A. lRFlN0.
NH l5-ltk
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HDa'Rs rRYDIaAR IRON W0sKs. I
Mach lAQa (


March IS, 1882.
n eth BAIT. VA. VOLS
tEnzR No. XVII.
THIS AFTERNOON, on CANDLES Hill, In full
dress uniform. Arms In order for inspection.
Recruits will be present without regard TO uni
forms. e s!' xaoHER, Raj censs:
30. WHERRY, Adjutant. NH t5-ft
900 RECT aENKfOO MILITIA, ATTHN-
Do TION.-An persons Ia my Company Dis
IIics between the ages Of 10 and IS, are hereby
notified to NEST ut their parade groun as. Qn front
of W ade's) on MOEDAY, the nth inst, 1t II
and two blankets and ss II o'clock will march 70
the encampment at the New Fair Grounds.
by order of Col LYONS.
OHARLEAO NAMES, Captain.
The company bounds are g followa: From the
brook Turnpike 70 TIE Mschanicavills Turnpike,
NIB 15-2t~
THfRTY-THIRD REGIMENT-ATTEN
TON, MILITIA According to the
Governors proclamation, and an order from
Colonel Lyons, hereby notify all PERSONS
between the ages Of Is and IS ysars, within
the following bounds, to meet at Buchanan
Spring, on MONDAY, the 18th of the present
month. The bounds are as follows: Com.
mencing on Broad street, outside the corpora
ton line. runs up to Brook creek; thence to
thence to Broad street. The men will bring
two blankets, &c with them
NH ls..2t% Opt. HENRY YOUNGER.
DICHMOND PLYING ARTILLERY.-
IL, will receive su ostitutes from the coun.
try of ages from Is to Is years. They will
ssrve a. such until they arrive at the age OF
IS years, respectively. Other substitntes will
also be received. Once opposite Law Build.
NH l6--2t" THOS T. CHOPPER.
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.KEIdHT TO TYNOHBU16.


STATIONS LINE OF BOATs-vis:
Jo1s =. AAaysY, CaEt Gay;
/. y. z. LADs. Capt. Irvine; rs
4 4. 5 fa.,..s J. 8spw,; . DS:';
The subscriber IL Assat Tor ne sSsvs nns.
boats will leave Richmond regularly lo4
Lynchburg. For the present, the s1bsotihae
can b. found on the Basin, or at tAs o0es Of
NH s-iws JAS =. DOeq. AssAa.'
K70TiCR.-sur senior pIfsn8 Is! UD0k0,
bsius in The army, We have far ~ pssssnt
closed our store.
Our books win b, feana p Ne asrs = II.
JHo. DooLEY. who = authsfisea " ssoaps - ~
Those indebted 70 ~ win sfssAly obhss ~ -
calling and ssttliDg The amount Of tAalR assoa10
ms is. P. :. nooRs = 90.
OFFICE RIoRD. vRsD'a BOT. = :. 90. /
IMPORTANT NOT1On.-Loyal at1sans ~
sidtnS aloes The Hoe Of tnls fsiifsaA eo -.
tain paspofts for Exty days By estteas 2 soFii1-
cate hon hs Presldsnt. Treasurer. q oupssAs-
isDa q. v. HAoxuaDo. rr.a.'r.
n 0UVh6XN H1hI0z 61yICE,
~ No. ~ naiu q 1ieAmenA, Va
0ono,rh0a. eypAihs cd Ill dissaesa - Dst-
vats naturs, cured n ~ days. Two 9nl1saS
0klo00000U .
ness Of The cnies WIN b ssistly eaaAAsaAial.
NH lA-6ts
10 GA 3 DIN0.
HsArd With . very p,sasans ress% ssAnznhAsA.
$ ~ = 49,. - !: s:.s s,s:;c; a.. s;:
HnAppnnssus-
4 NV aad Desirable assis,s
oso. 1usKu.x'G
VLOV13 ylk6 &c
u sn I'D oAfs.
- fsT1Rs. nARrm : 90.
's.a sirsss. ns3 Wasvssk Z oo,sesss
CEK6 tzT5.
m N-ssa Oar. YeanAnn - ~ -.
= 400 sasA'l' n,r-n yrAsu,.,
nh l4-sx 9R0TIo Q 400.
IN OxS1S assrssF hsars 6Ak611dE ~
~ qaallty, ead lass 6eoste1
Fo,6o0 0faA1A foeA ssal1N - sAsaos -
nj ,4-s -. zllll1 : L,sooa,,-.
e - - =: = 8 7, = -
1,,'c;,;y. ,A.. vAuesAs Aaoa.
TUx 1zlx.l5S5Ss:- IL -
6nyy ard, 9 GaneneIosI.
- 80 - - !. = : 70 10 10: Re.
~ ny ras,'ss :.
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HAS VtksINiA BATTEkY-rhis company
l. has been received by the. Governor Of the
State, aud Battery Of ak pieces Of Light Asti.-
lery secured 1t is the object Of those who are
already member to make rs complement $50 men,
aud to sdmit none bat gent.emsD, who would be
pleasant associates under any circumstances. We
have already q number from the University com
parry, which served under Gen. Wise in Western
Virg ala, and some who were at she University
during the past session, but who promptly left the
ease aud comfort Of that Institution, after
sent reversss TO share the fate OF taeir fellow cti.
zsns In attempting to achieve Southern indepen-
dence. The other members of tbs company, We
are safe in ssyins, will sccept other character.
is:ios but those Of gentlemen We cordially In
vite any whe may wish to unite themselves with
such a company, TO report Immediately to either
Of the officers In Charlottesville where ths proper
authorities allow them 70 remain until they are
thoroughly organic ID and uniformed
The officers are:
Captain JAMES Med. DARLINGTON,
Let 1t. JAMES DINWlDDIE,
I'd 1t JOHN II. T1NBERLAKE
I'd 1t. A B. COCHRAN,
q otk
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N"IiOE.-Ths co partnership heretofore
a. s1alsunS between the supec1ibera, under
NSIafm Of LE00ETT. KkATlh0x T.
81 V this day Dissolved.
INWARD KEkTIN0E and THOMAS A.
N0Scc VIII eontt1u Ne the business Of BANK
ssxA k60RAvIN0 and PRINTING.
n arn Of KkA1aN0E = BALL.
EOBEHT Lk001TT,
HOWARD KHATlN0E,
THOMAS A. BALL.
nssD. March q, IS1S. nh i4-sts
70 .11,..1 soo4 Ns. OFlsass pasa'. jass
10 - ,Asss n. q. ano oAll
- Sacen. log-To1nA.
In 6earo and for nAle by
nj. 0&1O09O1U & 10,
lttA and Gary sss.
00LLAks RMNA1D.-I VIA nv. lpe
= ssovs fswas1 IL ths Asssetiss q H. screen
4 n. 49, wno hAve nallo6euaay hAskoA sovHA
ssss - Oapii0l DqsapD.
49, 64MuN y11uNAN.
-. 1uelle 1naAjaes.
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NH l6

1.-TWO OTHER LOTS On THE SOUTH
SIDE OF Ross, BRrwgKH l4fH AND MAYO
STaxHfs YoR SALE At AuCTioN.-After the
foregoing sale, viii be sold these two valuable
LOTS, located as above, ad10iniDg Mr.. ".
n. Herbert's property. each fronting - feet,
ON the South side Of Ross stIeet, running back
lEo feet 70 q wide alley. Terms as above.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
NH Is Auctionsers.
VTALUAHLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATN
v IN MANOAHHTER, On BOTH SIDES OF
NULL STREET, FOR SALE At AUtTTIOG.-
Will be sold AZ aued don, On the promises, On
THURSDAY. the 18th March, te62, at 4 eek
p. u the feliowtng valuable real estate in
Manchester, near the old Farmsrs' Hotel.
vis: The large brick and framed Store AID
Dwelling on the south side OF Hull street,
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. ". o.
brew, adjoining the residen0e Of MRS. Coz.
This 10 an excellent business stand Alao,
the large Framed Dwelling, (opposite the
said HotelJ now IN the occupancy Of Mr..
square below, well suited for atores and
dWellings. These tenements were built q
few years ago. and are conveniently arranged.
TE1Ms-Oue.thifd cash; balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by q trust deed, or title retained; 90
taxes and insurance for 1861 to be paid by Tie
purchaser.
This 10 a favorable chance to invest money
dODDIN APpERsvN.
mhe Auets
P.s.--Iu ocnsequeues Of the rais. the foregoing
sales wess postponed to MONDAY, s4sh March,
NH II aODDIN 4 APPERsOA. Ausss,
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IA, ANTED-

" SUBSTITUTES
want ten good Substitutes this morning
by 10 O'Clock, for whom a high bonus will be
paid.
Apply at the corner Of Seventeenth and
Broad streets. l. KERERS.
Richmond, March Is, 1859 NH 14-3t~
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3, Jls, n. TAYLOR : SON. 1se.s.s.r..

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE EAST SIDE
" OF 7rH, BETWEEN MA RSHALL Ass
CLAY STREETS, AT AUOTION.-Wew Will
sell upon the premises, ipms diatsly after the
sale OF DIR. Walthall's house, ON Leigh at
eay, commencing at u O'Clock. the valuable
BUILDING LOT located - above. 1tfronts
- test on 7th stsest, and runs hack about l9v
feet to an ailey, and 10 Improved BY q large
brick building, lately used - school. house
BY Mr.. J H. Dlnford.
TBsxs -Uns- half eash the balance 1T ak
and twelve months. for nego tiabls notes, with
The purchaser to pay thu taxes for 1891
JAS III AYkOR SON,
NH Is uctloneors.
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NH Is

VTRRY VALUABLE AND WE'LL
" LOCATED DwRLLIHs. OF fns Wnsf LIHn
or 7rH. Bsrwssx FKAxKLIx AND 0EAcs STassrs,
EoR SALH AT AusrtoH.-Will be sold ct auc-
ttOI, on the premises, on SATURDAY., tho
I'D March, 1852, 1t O'Clock p. Il the large,
WE'LL hnilt, and conveniently arranged Brick
TENEMENT, located as above, new in the
occupancy Of Mr.. Z. 81. Skinner. This 10
really first class residence In every respect
The location IL among the best in the city.
TRRAs -Cash. The purchaser-t0 pay the
taxes and insurance for 1854. 49,
0ODDlN & APPERSON,
NH Is Auctioneers.
VERY HANDSOME and WILL BUILT
v Tenement, ON the South side Of Frank
liz, between 26th and 9Th streets, for sale at
Auc sisn-Will be sold at Auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 2S.h March.
1862, at Ave O'Clock y M, the very handsome
brick tenement located as above, now owned
and occupied by MIR. Alexander walker. This
is, without doubt, among the best built houses
In this city. having every convenience for
the gsntsel accommodation Of q large family
The parlors are furnished with very costly
marble mantels. After the sale OF the dwell! !
ing, 4 vacant lot 70 the east will be scld.
f-onting - feet, running back 1877 feet to An
alley.
Tsxxs-One- third cash, balance at and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trRst deed. The taxes and in
eorance for 1859 to b paid by the purchaser.
0ODDIN h APPERSON,
NH IL AuctfOne0r1.
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ASA1AA@ .S - - Il OAD 0AAIAIe
EARM Of 40 AUREs OF LAND, On
NEW ROAD, NEAR The FAIR
lied to sell the valuable Farm. lin resr Of the
farm recently owned by Robert A. Lancas-
ter, Esq y containing 40 acres, within three
hundred yards of the new Fair Grounds
There has recently been erected on 1t new
dwelling and an excsllent barn. This is really
q beautiful location for u suburban residence
Apply to Us. Tsrms-Accommodating
NH l6-4t G0DDIN 4 APPERSON.
VEKY Valuable AND HAND
Hsa OF It'll AND LEIea STREETS, FoR SALs-We
are authorized to sell that most beautiful
property, lOcs ted as above, now In tho occu-
pancy Of Mrs. Francis ]. Sampson: The
Lot fronts 50 feet on the north side OF Leigh
street, and runs back l7e feet on the west line
of 7th street. This 10 certainly among the
most desirable Lots in this city for a first.
class residenc &C. The buildings on the Lot,
though old, arc quite com Portable for small
'A NH 1s- aapp'' G0DD1N APpnRsoN.
XTALUABLE LOT, AT THE UORNE
v Of TIN AND FRANKLIN SITS, FOR
SALE We are authorized To sell that very
valuable LOT at the corner of franklin and
7th streets, fronting % feet en- the north side
Of Franklin street, running hack on the east
line Of 9TH street Ito feet to I'm alley IL feet
first class dwelling. apply to
NH l6-lot GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
HTALUHBEE FARM OF sss AOxES, IN
v Charlotte county, eight miles south from
Pamphlin's Depot, ON the South-6ide Rall.
rosd, and nine miles north OF Charlotte q. H.,
Va, for sals:-We ere authorized to sell the
valuable FARM, located as above. recently
belonging TO the heirs of Nathaniel Wilson
deceased, and DOW belonging to Capt \. n
Wilson, Of Lynchburg. The tract contains
asa acres, Of which about half is cleared, and
the larger portion Of the residue Is heavily
timbsred in origina forest Of oak and hick.
Ory. The buildings consist of T. email two.
story dwelling, containing -four rooms and
passage, together with tho usual out build
fngs. ali Of which Arsin good repair. This i,
| Q good tobacco farm, and produces well In
grain. To secure . cash purchaser at opce,
| 1t will be sold for $40 per acre. Apply to MIR
Joseph II. Wilson. Lynchburs, or TO
NH l4-,0t 0ODDlN & APPER1ON.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
v DENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
| We are authorised to sell that really valua-
/ BILE residence situated At the southeast corner
| OF Marshall and 18th Streets and within three
| minutes walk Of the capitol and business par,
! The buildings were erected in 1862 By the
| owner, using the best seasoned material
| throughout, add with all the modern eonve.
| niences.
The masonry work was done under the In.
| structtons Of W. Gill, Esq Cnty Engineer.
| Altogether. this 10 a No residence and
most desdra BILE property. For further infor.
jas. NJ. TAYLOR q SON.
| NH 11-6t Aact'rs.
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w SUBSTITUTES.
Uall at the store of
NJ. BLAIR 4 GO
NH 16..lfA 00rnQr llfh and (larH Sfa

MAN rED-BJxR6. a gentleman and his
w wife wish to obtain PLAIN BOARD. Af .
thsre are but few boarders. Would furnish his
own room, ADD give .stisfaetery reference. Ad-
Srsss w, Richmond p. o., Box No. :o9, for one
week, stating, With proper name. the locality, and
when an Interview can he had. NH lS-1t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15
Personal.

TNHD gentleman WHO he's received By mistake
the wrone LOOKET, viii plssss return It to
HHBo'S Photographic Gallery, and receive
suitable reward end the thanks OF ths ownee. Is
!. highly valued - present from dscsa:sd reta'
dive. nh M-0te
NOT1OE.-Any friends OF Lieut.. q. J.
IN r. q. STkOTHER, OF Company q, 7ta
regiment Soath carolina volunteers, can and
thsm sek 81 my house on 95d street. between
Broad and Grace streets.
mh lo-Sts GEO. BELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-15

I Hrosd. the Novel Of LADY BLANJHE. or
t6e Oaste and Cottage. The finder viii confer 3
favor By leaving the same At the Shoskos Foa0.
dry, besides the reward ct ~.
nh H-3ts WA. II. OONN
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II UST-On the 18th day of this month, my
/ POCKET BOOK, which con tanned three
twenty dollar notes, Zone Of which was Oon-
fsdsrate nots,) three ten dollar notes, one nve
dollar note, and some change-I cannot say
how much bat with tho change were TWO
silyer quarters. live In the lower part Of
the county, near Turkey Island Bridge. A
liberal reward will be paid II left at this Of
foe. EAlZ A6kTd FHAhmAN.
1A-CtR
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In jail Ia Raohnond. e.R. 1L0UAOY.
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old, star In forehead, thick st, In good oeaQk.
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tie larger than the other. RAAso Ase 0Ane
and you will zee where IL AAs boon trimmed
underneath. viii give the shove r0WeeA
to any one returning the abovo-0ooOleo6
marc to me, or for any tDtorOat1o0 WA1oA
will enable me to get her. -
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IN FLOYD, hal bssn staying Nth ~ yeanQ
master q Newport an1 was ta1sa - q
started home with . man By ~ nans e p. =.
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We. The aid boy II about y yeafs q - eneE
complsxion. about 8 1sst or 10 issAss' ~
His general weight u about l50 posnll 49,
person taking up the said boy, WIN have - 60
fined in some safe jail, and I VIII pay q sA9oo1
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70 l7-lmA Min Town, Alabaa.