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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" 4 II DI1I NM " 1T
ADJ'T AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
Richmond. JnlY IA, lSI!.

All persons engaged in enrolling Conscrpts' az.
hereby authorized and required TO arrest dc5ei,"
from the Army, and to deliver them the cOmma"u'"
Of the nearest Camp Of Instruction. to lodge 'h'
in the nearest JAIL and TO return their names conp'"
and regiment to the Adjutant and Inspector Gentf1"
Jailors requested to dctain them, and VIII "
allowed the fees and charges for the detention Of V
ncrs prescribed by the laws Of the State in which wv
Jail is situated.
Enrolling officers are also required to report TO "'
Adjuant and Inspector General the names and addfF
Of all persons absent from the Army, without lea'''
whether by the expiration of their leaves of absence
furIoughs details otherwise; and when this uu'''
thorZcd absence exceeds the time required 10 corr"
pond with the War Department, the enrolling ota'"
will arrest the person and send him to the ncas''
Camp of Instruction, reporting the arrest to the Ag
tant and Inspector General.
Commandments Of Camps of Instruction are reqnn
to forward descrtcrs and persons absent without e-
to their regiments, and have the powers of arre5t
ferred upon enrolling officers.
By command of the Secretary of War.
S. COOPER,
II 81 Adutant and Inspector Genef"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02

GEN. BEAUREGARD.-A letter from Chattanoo-
ga, in the Mobile Register, says "The country
will be rejoiccd to learn that the health of Cen
Beauregard has been fully established, and that
he will report in few days for duty in the field
again Wherever he may be ordered, it will be
a source of congratulation to our people that we
Will soon again have the benefit of his mastery
military judgment and strategic instincts on
the field of battle, and our soldiers once more
made to feel that mysterious power with which he
inspires confidence and enthusiasm in the hearts
of our gallant troops
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02
NOTICE,

Hospital having been established in this place for
the care Of transient sick aud wounded soldiers all
such will report to r. KIDDER GREGORY, Act. Asst
Surgeon c. S. A, in charge of the Hospital Char
lottc, y. G.
p S-Ladies in the town and surrounding country
are requested to send bandagcs, lint, and cid linen
as large quantities are necessary.
July -, 1892
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02

HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE
ARMY PAMLIco, July 25th, l8e-'
General Orders No. 100. ,
Hereafter no Flag of Trace will be sent to 10
unless ordered by tie Department cominanq'rl I'd or
no case will q citizen be permitted to 60 Oe|
lines, By order of Col. Sol. Williams, G.
Ct J. Z. PEGRAM, a. a.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02
Administrators Sale.

On the 18th of September, administrator of Simon
Rhyme deceased, will sell at the residence of lie de-
ceased, TEN NEGROES, (boys, girls and women, and
one MANI Terms-siX months credit, with note and
security fol- the purchase money, bearing interest from
date JONAS HOFFMAN, administrators.
Chestnut Oak, N. c., August &c, 1862 3t
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A TERRIBLE REGIMENT.-A correspondent of
the ST. Louis Democrat says that a regiment is Or
ganzing rapidly at Waynesburg, Missouri, who
are pledged to wage coniscation, damnation, ex-
communication and emancipation, against all re5-
els
To all which formidable battery the ''rebels''
will oppose but one eun-extermination
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02
IRON FOR SALE.

have on hand. at my Furnace in Lincoln county,
miles cast of Lincolnton, about 10000 LBS. of
WROUGHT IRON-tyre plow mould5, bars, &c.
I prepared to cast machine irons Of all kinds,
hollow ware, salt pans &C. Orders solcited-tcrm8
cash J. W. DERR
July %, 1862 Gn-pd, Spring Hill Forge
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02

SECESSION IN SwITZERIANp.-The italian
canton of Ticino threatens TO secede from the
Swiss Confederation, and the General Diet is re-
solved to prevent such withdrawal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-02
SeII1nG Off.

The largest stock Of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
SHADES CORDS, TASSELS, &c, in the State, must
be sold in 90 days, to make room for other business
All those wanting bargains had better call Soo0'
Those in the trade will do well by calling
W. II. SCHUTT,
zee. 81, 1861. If Opposite Post Office
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WANTED.

Twenty hands find immediate employment by
apDlying at the Envelope Mandatory of
J. II. STEVENS Il Co,
June H. 1862 If Opposite the Postoffice.
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FEONDS FOEe SALE.

The first Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic, Tenn,
Ohio Railroad Co are offered for sale. They are Sc
cured by the endorsement OF the Charlotte S. c.
Railroad Co.
There is no better investment for capitalists and
scarcely any bonds offered in market so secure.
Apply to NJ l.. WRISTON, Treas.
March Is, 1862 If
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WANT ED.

Il <n BALES OF COTTON. For first quality
a eEO . cents will BE- paid, at
4. A. n. NJ TAYLORS
June 10, 1852. If
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Tanners Oil.
S. II HOWELL.
MEDICINE S.

Gum Opnm, Morphine, Castor Oil, Calomcl Blue
Mass, Soda (cooking), CASTLE Soap, Old Brown Wind,
Soap, Quinine, French Brandy, Old Port Wine,
Lemon Syrup, Arrow Root; EPSON Salts, Sulphur,
and Quicksilver.
Z. NYE HUTCHINSON co.,
Charlotte, July H. 1862 I'm Druggists.
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NOTICE,

Persons wishing to settle their Accounts or Notes
with Fisher & Burrough, can have IN opportunity of
doing by calling the store of A. a. N. NJ Taylor
Don't delay, rs anxious to get our business
setLod up. }. &. BURROUGHS.
June 3, 1862. II
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Headquarters Of the Army, !
Washington, Aug. Q, 1862. {

Gen. IL. E. Lee, Comn,oudimg, DC:
GENERAL-Your two communications of the
I'd instant, with enclosures, are received AS
these papers are couched in language exceedingly
insulting to the government Of the United States
must respectfully decline to receive them. They
arc returned herewith.
Very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
Ii. w. HALLECK,
General-in Chief L. S. Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-28
ssx s.MHS u. gAHLos d soH. ..ue,..
vrix:.uLE nrS.pENrE ONE AZ.

wiE..nLE RESIDENCE ONE AND a
: UALFM MILE, ABOVE TIE CITY OF RIGHnoSn,
TIVE GspSE ROAD AND BkUAD S!RHET E&-
rtNpEr, FuR SALE IT Auction.
- Sii sci. ~ public Huctior, or The premises, OF
thursday, fl.EGr!! DAY OF MikCi, ist2. coI.aeU.
Gig a: ! o'cio:H, i. ~, me Very Valuable .cs,LsEte oua
ana b Lar ra!lci above III" city Of Richmond, pe;w eeA
urpve road sni Broad street cNirEJed, for several years
:h. ~:c-:dv.iIe vi Mr. Lewis d. CrcnshHs, snd rev In The
cccrpnnc: al !. L. FhrlAnrr, Etq. sad known Is Rose
m",.h ~. !;:yrov. n,rn:s consist CT Ut excellent Framed
IIrrI4H:. ,nnt.iui.. rirveo good and airy FOOTE'S, oes!t-s
r:rea I:;.. hats, pan;ry, closets, 81, replste With ts
sao:tr: c,"vrmi.ares; situated TN S5 eirVstrA location,
we!! s;,,!sL. am. /, Grpie fr tie accommodation OF 5
iaTsGs..e. ;sn:iis.
far ou;Ay;i-,s ur:acsct, cuus.s;.ag Of o YscseDe:'t
hOu,, ~:;u .i.:se O: ,vrr rooms, 4 very large h~o.EoIse,
bali ayU.r, ores i.ra;-aouar, servan;s' quH-.ers, Iltchsc,
b.-E-, sGao.r,, ~!sch0use. &C., are Mi "a perfect orir..
The yard Is paved win ur:ct:. beautifully laid e. &c
GaiAs aEd squares, Silh ! summer house IN fort, sad
well Sc 10 >E:gbnc.y. Tac.t srr attached twenty-five
acres Of a.fnly improved lard, particularly adapted 10
has uIoa & ::irrc well, Of excellent water, one Ct which
IL III The stable ya,d; 4 yoan. peach orchard, AID II '!ct-
yard vi choice s.apcs.
Til. iurH,:ou VI this property, sha !ts ~contisuitJ TO ice
ely, rrncrr IL III taaa! Respects supeI!or ~ any ho- II
market, anc, We tA.as. should command the attention u
81! who ar. ia "ant 81 such a place or deslrr 10 Invest
Possession. :: desired. VI! be gwen st oSce.
1gINS -uur.naif cash balance In one, I've, sGG ti:ce
| years. ~. neso;!sbie paper with Interest added, secured b,
u ,gus. cceI. JANIS y. TAILOR - sun,
Auctopsers.
y. E.-it desired by thosr wishing to purchase. Al ar.
; cungcnra, cn lie nade Oh The day OF sale by w:!ch wo
WI! Add lTe or icG nolr acTes IL The quantity oi land at'
, vurt.srd. J. u. I. < Sun.
Fen, :,--td
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SO
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.

4 7 Il meeting Of the Directors CT the SOUTHERN PRO-
IA TkCTI0N lNsCRANOE COMPANY, held ut Rich
nond, on the Goth ot February, In pursuance OF q resolu.
don OF the General Assembly, the following proceedings
we're bad:
Resolved, by tho Directors, That the office OF the said
Company shall, for the psesent, be established 1t tie city
OF Richmond.
Resolved, That the several agents OF the Com pany be
requested To communicate with the President, Berry ".
Thomas, Esq, 10 reference 10 the buslneVg Of ths Company,
anal iha: they remit 10 the President, the amount OF their
several liabilities Us fer as practicable.
Resoivsd further, That, notwithstanding the occupancy
Of Ale1sndria BY the enemy, the Directors hsve no hesi
tation In expressing their entire confidence In the solrency
o, their Company, and Its ability to meet It's engagements,
and 10 assure the parties Insured In said Company OF their
belief In the ability 70 sustain the Company upon Its on.
ginal basls, and to redeem its obligations.
Resolved, That the President be reepi-ed to issue DC
tices to all persons Incurred by the Company. who may
have sustained losses from DIRE to comEunicste the same
To the President, wish the proofs a. required by the bye
laws, on or before the lsi uf April, ii order tina. provision
may be made for their payment.
T. T. HILL, sscretary.
F.h Go-2.a~ tLtkpril,
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ExempIiOpb.

w. ars requested 20 announce that he Coy,
.r,,r oi Virginia is not authorized &c gran;
svsmp,ioas i.euu m:l,;ary service. Iais duty
has been IMPOSED, {: ;he Legislature, upon q
Board u Magistrates IL. S''cr county and cor
nors;ion. Tic pressure ii business on the
Executive 8. tins i..uc p~rsciudss individual "a
storses 10 numerous !e::!o:s ct enquiry ccn'
GAMMA applications ie7 assumption.
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lifbup11 E1pnirtt.
Friday MORNING, FEB. IS, 1862.
Day Of Public Prayer.

sorordsnce with the Proclamation Of
n,s;deus Davis and the general custom, the
,r.,r,RER" office will be closed to-day, and
;ssus Of tomorrow omitted.
We sincerely hope that the day will DO de-
-.,.d TO the solemn purposes for which it has
,.,o Sc, apart 1t would be 4 spectacle over
.,,,b the Angels would rejoice, to sec a whole
.s,ols bow in humble reverence and prayer
t.a,rs God, laying their cause before HIM.
~, skiing the Divine favor and assistance
:..bsusyer would be surely hesrd.
g., let US beware lest thst judgment be
...., ,pon us which fell upon some OF old:
This psop!e drsweth near to NE with their
..,h and honoreth mo with their lips, but
.S.;- hear, is fa- from me- Ia this solemn
s,t Of appealing to Him who ruleth among
.hs Kingdoms" to judge between us and our
.snvs le; US be very careful that Ho be not
~o.tsd with s simulated worship. Let US not
shor. Tbs, ~prsetica! in6delity, too often exhib-
49, NJ insulting God by irrevercnce and pro-
80 and scting as though He were 4 myth
i..I fsucy, instead Of an all,controning Being,
.,srvvhero present, who has said that He
..r;ll not hold tiln guiltless that tsketh His
,.ms in vain." How peculiarly shocking
3,es such profanity appear when coupled, as it
ohs, is, with expressions Of the conviction that
soa is on our SIDE! AS our people wait upon
,;,a this day in their several sanc:uaries, let
!, ,hrn truly b. with that humble gratitude
and ,aors,oo," and acknowledgment OF Tic
..proridence whish has so visibiy protected the
oontcasracy" tlus far-sEa ti!.t reverentisl
,rast in His providence, aud PFsyortul irToca,
ran Of His blessing Oh our country, with which
tho Inaugural address Of our Chief Magistrate
- s1isinsly concluded.
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y.

SNHE usual reward SlIi Be given To- u" Jeffrey 20 '-a.
i %lSDER IL. The ioiiowlG. pE:E!.tE!.S irc:i tts
AEry VI The PenlnsuiR
hrcH McGov.ES, private, company A. 'rrh regiment
Louisiaua Volunteers. Born IN Ireland height, . lrrt ~
lIchei blue eyes, fsi: Hail, faic Sonp!e zion, s.!lh,Iy pocx-
pitted, slim make, nnd by occupation a i-bor-r charged
With murder.
}. Is. PgSSiaLp, Orleans Artillery he.-h., 5fcr: :; lncac,,
fA: complexion, dark Sasr, brown eyes, ".cd SDont -
yesr=; w1T hriu III Is"1oAIyn, =. ! has 10 hno"c otS.
pai!on.
J. II. paidA, cvinp ny /. Ssh hi'hFnIh; he!thi, lHOG; .
Feet y iache;, dSTs h'!:, Blue s:"I, iJrii tuicl!rSGE. ed
aoou. - Yeas. II . u.tlyr 81 hIsbaad, charged a:!h
conmis't: Is w~c-!-ruIS 49, ,1!: cpGn \ oH-cg!:li-Nt"n-
otcsr. y! ~ r.vi..r,- Lch l.-iM
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Nav

ae tNn Of Nj. 3. +. DUL4NEY, on the 18th o.
{s,., iiesss, lsdl, . Mulstto boy, 10 yes-s old, caIlini
h. - i. .9ea Henry Ashby. He Is O likely negro, about
..s, ssat or niue inches high rather spare ; no marks
M sb,s SoGsetet has s Soed suit ofhar !; has 9 down
Zee nsna ,possste be vos well clothed t Will givo If
patN' w Pc oeot Of bis yalus Il secured 70 that I st him
u. .aaseas THos. ]. WHITING, Hsymaiet, Pinoe
~Sn5 Va Ian 7--d2u,
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W 4 Il y = N C

TN spite ef all good Feeling aEIoEp St u. sGrtheGu i'@h.
: li.hrr., there are always somc who, either uilIEgiy Or
rs mistake, Violate our Confederate MATES couyr!.! 10.
IARDEEiS Ii C?ICS. We refer The pablo to The apuvr
uuti:r OF The dis!!n cu!slrd Srr,or himself. srt EoulG stale,
In addition, tnat our edition oSLT contains, alI the Improve
mcnL and changes Which Gen. H.rG-- b.t recently t!cp,.
ell; And all those WIN waI; to study furd-.S Tactic, Is
they are adopted ~ the CcufrGc.s;. a;atss Array r"~,
Ut! do well 10 sapp!y thrn5clvrn silr o.. c:!;:cn.
10 tEos. VIC Aa ~~.!G1gly I~.7al!a. :rS:. ngr r"rY-
right. We only give a w.hNiSG.
:. IL GG@!;Ei. 1 ID,
Eth BIN Ialii No.. Etni.r. IA
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.1riyaSIcr Generals.

:s,Ssrste yr>tcsca? tGoitmeI ths nc!2;na
ton 9: Jasn=2a j. Pe:usrr". IF Norsa Caro-
l:rs, sid 4. ?. Hi. ii ths sau1" SAFE as Hsl'
rsa:,: Generals oi tie Arlr: oi ;i'c Conieaa-
rere S:alus.
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NOTICE.

Con- ~ei:ioRs az my INFANTRY ASD RIFE TAO.
S:IG' h!': ng lately been pubNshed, ! Ihl.a l.. tGc {,
Doth the ~: and publishers 10 slate
81 That TIE COPYRIGHT EDiPIuT Of ny ISraE-
TRY AND E:fLE TACTICS. p~ubish.d by 9. Ii. GUtIZEL.
i CO., In Mobile, Is the only ouXrLETx, CORRECT .sp Lg.
yissp H3lrIos, Sra this edition caIy contains the improve
mrnts ard changes which l Ia W. recently matt, aIapt;ay
tie manuel TO the use Of The arEas generally In The h.uie
Of the troops In she Confederate States.
". J. H5H
Colonel Confederate Slate
YnEt G,EUIS, Jun 18th, 1851.
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NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
aVIS9 qualified as Executor Of ALEX. HILL, des'd
LII ali persons to whom he was indebted are requested
to present their clsins TO me for payment; and all persons
oveing bis estate will make Immediate payment
Tie GO partnership OF ALEX. ELL / Gu. Ceased al The
death Of hr. HILL The bufnesu Of the firm, agreeable 70
Articles Of agreement, will De closed BY the surviving
partner, 81. Z. JOHNSON. AL persona indeht ed are par
Jeulariy requested to make Immediate payment; aud all
tsiItI dnc by the concern will be paid by him On presrnss-
ton. II. GARDNER,
Executor Of AieS. Hill, i'3raseh-
Jhuun5T .a. 1863 Jan 16-S2Ips
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ATTENTION, MlurIAHEN Tho puriod Of ten
days within which citizsns, aid refugees from other
sections of the State are required Ivy lazy to report
themselves for enrolment in the Militia, expires to-
morrow, when ell who hsye tailed 20 report then-
selves will Go Legally regarded Sc drafted, and Sc
~!ect!ons made IRON their number TO Eli up the Rich
r1ond companies nov IN active service, to the proper
complement. Thus fa:, bit few have reported taeEl-
solver st the several enrolling %s.e;:5ns-
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NOTICE.

1 Ii persons hsy!ag r!..ss asasus, the estate d: X. ".
L osrtcr, DECREASED, are beTsry nc..aed to prr@Snt The
ssor, properly suthrnt!catrt. tor paS rnent. %!"c'r n"ia2
dsbLn 10 the es.a:. are requested % maze Is c.riy p>J'
r;Lt hs p~0Asihi-. E.r. .afLoE, H.
Il. W. LEWIS, fHr' '!ir-s.
Ian rs-cin 4 =. wELif0HD,
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YLJH.UA BiiGAk AND COTTON L.ASnA E0R GALE.
Th1MD tilouasId srt c. ~ tie casl n;sst and G",tun LANDS
4 IL The STATE, !oI axle s,ioT rra.a-sr hundrrn -,iss
In crluvst!on, with y susar Sill, Cation G.s and n IiIkL
I'LL, al! driven oy wSte. power. ThUbr ..4is are based OF
clay and Ea,i. End Ill r-atS . ~iugtheGi % su:nr ar h
bala OF lony c- ChoIt ao:on pc zero. And vii n;GEn r~ss-
ly.nyc bushels OF rcTn per srr:. Situated IN Lazy :SEair.
PloriiS, on the News !.i:sr S.Yisatuc 10 ;r!:,; ,rys
good, and vithiL cire leIiu. =! 2:sCr Greek 'EtStira. - :a-
FLORIDA Railroad.
TIE obJec, In selling .+io uYy i-s:oro. SAT: All ;as' /"
large portion % Tho pay iea: 10 ueyc-s.
3or Information. a,Ir ers jos. +. Ta1MPa0S, - !" q!
fIEsLER, al Ec.aasdlrs, fla., care OF tfEO. h!i."r.
Fan Dec lia.;r;-
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SN'l'IEEI

Ii heretofore charged parties im n:atce Oh con.
III signnrr:s, End recently having had several ccEi'
pIIIats !. :ssari 10 ;hs. c..rg., We VII "a irlufc not nave
c~ocsigned qoods Incurred, unless spsti"!ly Instructed 10 dc
30. .ChNsuS, SOUNuEN < plhl.
Feb 96-lip
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SD7'iGE;.
GGDSA:GE. UE 7 =.

'.:CgsY:J, F.. -, -.
TyNEE GrGnsDce Sl!rru Of The Cuu. rD erSt- s'.'". VIII
4 receive aud pay inr Gil S%a!ip-Lrr, Giaie ~. .i"%s;:ri
on or before the lei of Jacus.y aeSt. NJ The rs'G 8! my
cents PEI pound. Any excess u Impurities a"e. G,c per
cent. will be deducted.
Payments will be made cn E,.Irc:.! :c2r!T:: s~rsc;fyia<
tie number CT poanis shipped.
rGsksges vii: be- directed ic ;!r "v-cEl.tc Gii:s-."
RichaoGd, Va, "ucar'., Ga, CT MnntSHrarr5, Al.
:. GUSGHS, Lieut.. Cri,
Frb. 2t-ft CGirf Of UrdE-"S-.
Eir- Richmond. Charleston, Augusta, IiGnt-cmssy, $40.
Bile. H;:inrhs 81" :ieS OIl-sn. lArels pGStsh OF. w,.S.
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R ATTENTION IS TO
I~ tho change in schedule Of the Richmond and
Dsnv!Iir Raiireadt to bs found in another part Of this paper.
Feb. 2S-9t
a~ FAST "a SERVIOE.-A Union
~ Prayer Meeting, to ~supplicate the Divine blessing
upon or Confederacy, will be- held this (FRIDAY) after
noon. AZ / o'clock, In the FIRST Dsptist Church, Or. Bur.
rows at the corner Of 18th and Broad streets.
Congregation Of the various churches ere Invited TO a.
tend. Feb 50
- BIZ REFERENCE TO THE AD-
~ vertlsemeat In another column, II will be seen
that daily communication between this city and Yorktown
has Deun established. Passengera may Eoz leave Rich-
mond e! ! o'clock A. NJ, visit Yorktown, stepping az the
H.. jan. 2I-d1m.
e. DR.. JOHN II. BOYLE, formerly Of
~ maryland, respectfully Offers bis servIces 70 the
luhaounpts OF Richmond In all the branches Of hI Pro-
fession. ticsidence-spotswood Iiotel.
Enb B-tims
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VALUABLE AND HEA; TsFIL FAENl
~ PIvE HUNDRED ACRES ~ TIE r0cNrI OF
HANOVER, On the VIRGINIA CfNTEAL RAD
n~iuHaUND, VOC SALE 40 AUCTION, iSGLG1iHI
cROps, sTvCE, &C., THEREON.
T n. requeg: OF Joseph 4. W.ngreid. we shsl! cell s.
z. rG1iic anction, OF toe premises, Oh TCEspAI, ;hs
!sIif gEGRCARY, 1862, y: II o'clock, AM II IAN, II net,
the neg, fair day there4fre r, tho beautiful Fsrra called
"pgUsPEOT HILL" On which Mr. WiuB1eit now rcsldcl,
| containing about 5EJ hcres, a pic: and survey o! winch Will
! hr exhibited 1t the hour o! s.ic. The farm adJoiI. Tie
| land. nl s;ess.s. ". E. Wiclham, ". q. Winston, I. 3. ChiI-
! holm, Henry g.IY and others. About $50 acres are cEe;
i.nn, which hss upon IL srytTaI beds .! Lee Lid'l, slo ~
! sc... 10 tn- original growth from which \ large iudauty OF
sros5 ''rs aid wood may be cut. y! ne arabic .ah''
| gi!ci. - ecu ;r aHy In the neighbUrhood, there ere ~ ac!es
ii tu- la. ,.spGds, well drained anil fertile, adapted &c
iir .tns!5 of grass. Toe dwelling has Is aew afd!Gon 10 u.
! sqi c"a.-ILs avUyc The basement eig:t rooms. The iocs-
Lien l., 5.o: rr1iaI for ia Ecalt!nne:s, AID II ~ beauttO III
n.y In Eastern Virginia commanding IN extended View Q.
tar sGifCU:linr COUNTRY, AID o! the Central haifoHo Io'
about ,'yh, niles. I; u ubnecesbary 20 say more 70
! .u,r. 20 tai- estate, b.. l. il respectfully -usgesist uh!
u-r,,a, .,,apc,.i 10 purchase will examine the place, which
VII, be- .ho~u Them By Sir. Wingae!d. ansr The sale Of
The land, all the ~perishabis property OF The pi~ce al: 10
nv s,yca ofiicrs-s, Muie,, Cattle, Hog, &C.; AID TIE Farm
iar IN ylrR;cEt aud hUus=nold furhitIre-
T.Lx. For :he land. one-ihiri cash, balance at Ole
a:i tro years, for Iond-, tsari"g Interest. stcurec " .
,rrz: deed FOR the per1slaLic estate, all sCms under ~"
caah. oy- that amount, six month"; crcdi'. lGr approved
.ndursea negotiable paper. The t-,"- On tIr LiD' is
this Je.5 L. b: pA!h ~ the purchaser. ur,,o
~, I-c.tj,. Auclionecr-
r.-Iu cJnsrQ.curr Of The lncicn.Lcy9 !the Feathrr,
t!.r rb.yc sale Was l.oiip"Erd To- "LoAE:Dhi Az
18TH. d: ne sarnr eo... 49,,
| EAb. -
IN co.seaur'ca nf ;sg ..ir, The above sale va: Gn.,e;S,
| ally po,,;.n.1 .rli EEiUai, TIE g7TH FEhELARg
ISL. q; II o'cioeS, An. re !-iE7 cs: ea'!iy Of ciFiaei
iy p:ssn.age !nto L..=: parts.
Feo g-ti W."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-28
GkNTLRMEN's FURNISHING GOODS

ENT EMES'S FURNISHING GOODS
n. C. BARTON s. CO.,
No es MAIN STREET, adjoining the spotswood 10
~ lei, have on hand and hre constantly nanufactuIIDs
D general sssortInentuf
Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods;
holders Fatigue siLr,4
LcggEr;
Waterproof csp-co7crs AMI H-v=:s.aIs;
Camp Caps:
uuder3kirJ snd Drawers
Neck Ties, Scsr!1, DC, &C.
Tney Arc prepared TO make 10 order
WHITE SHIRTS II COLLARS,
CT "arious patterns, ~lsupdrred 10 the best gtyle.
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