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The New York herald., 1862-01-29
TABLE b.

POPULATION AND rHr ASSESSED
VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY SEVERAL
STATES OF uxIoN.-CEksUs 1860
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Total 81 ~ 2ls 1879 66ocs s,g2li5i,oi i26 40
sntv ghteen counties California have been returned
In Kew Jersey real estate was only returned the
IL partly estimated
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his statement, adds Hamilton

Rests upon aroms simple they are UNIVERSAL the
ought 10 be proporoned TO the end the persons
the attainment Of the end
possess the By which II is to be sttanedFedera
ist, No. 70, up. e5, o.
Congress may Judge of tho necessity in the present
sxigency. II may decide whether II will authorize tho
Secretary of the Treasury TO issue demand Treasury
notes and them legal tender payment Of dcos
whether u will put Its seven per cent bonds
the Market at runous rates Of discount and raise tho
money any sacrifice the money lender may require
meet the pressing demands upon the Treasury In the
one case the government will be able pay debts ut
fair Of interest in the other 1t must 60 into the
streets shining for the means like an individual IN fail
ing circumstances and sure Of being used in tho end
by the avarce OF those who may exnot unreasonable
terms The government needs snd should have in her
present peril the aid and protection &C s pstriotc c
rens But, sir, knowing tbs power of money and the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-27

SrArKMENr OF A RETURNED PRIsoNER-TAs
BssIs Of Ssesssissvils "A gentleman who has been
conAnsd at Hilton Head. In Castle William, New
York Hsrbor, and Fort Delaware, has furnishsd the
Charleston Courier with some interesting facts
gathered during bis Incarceration:
At the time Of the battle Of 6eosaaonville he WAS
at Hilton Head and he states that the reverses sus-
tanned In that engagement Were mucn greater thAn
n ma aupposed them The Abolitionists reported
that the isand was bristlipg with guns ana q ev'
efy move new batteries opened upon them Tney
eydy sbcrsa pnds. nom me Rton q
renorte.s ths uumbsr of ''killed, wounded, and
miesina" st "thirteen hundred and sixty-nin II
appoar1 that the battle was vsespttesd BY the NJ
fofmstion derived from the negro Small, OF the
Pianfaa who had automatically misled them BY
informing them that the baste.ies on Jamsss isiand
our troops ssnt 10 Vrginis In consequence Of their
disssters In this battls. 70 great was the fseine
against Small q hs supposed 1eacasry' taas
Ia narpovviy eseapsd hanging at the North.
"a makcs the intseesting statement that the Ne.
ssoes now In thslr possession, Of snPloymens.-
With anall sxespton-wouid wlhagy fetnfn %
thsir ownsrs, but thsy eEs closely watched, and
msnv hsve - hot IN their attsmpte % escape.
In osdsT 70 compel ths negroes 70 ssek thar pro.
teesion. Who othseviss would havs prsesersA living
p thsif - n oAe woods and obtaining their mp.
M fron ~ deeeftsA planSastoas, they eaaeed
IN thoae means a Subsistence - - removes "a
Haton Head; % thsa TIE pocr dsvns ned no asss
native save between etasvenoo - SsaAss NV
On - oeeesion, vita ssailasl bed thseatea:e
\ neero wath ~ haHsast - ona euens naIt
r.. Hunteb ~ hin pas b solitary e.eenemees
6oe havine, = hi ~. hgalte1 . ioyai saase o
9outh 0M1)lnA.
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,-.,o,. srArYMRsr-kY. BseAassa sad N.
correspondent writes to the New York
49,, Washington. under date Of 1u10ny,
,,r.nse: l'h:
The controversy raised By the publiea.
= a.narsl Scot,'s letter In the Washington
ss - he other Day u likely TO lead TO some
f'ts.;,. revelations BY the exAsperated Old
s's'. ysnetouary who, II 10 known, has been
r.. ,iuas pr-pa ing . defence OF bis eowardly
- sud means 10 whitewash himself. ii possi.
~ ..nro, persuade any one ths, he acted
',,.sIh or with decen, ability, Or that he was
rAn. Lar, tool OF the traitors and conspirators
~ E'.t,n, he surrounded himself. But It seems
-. :. m.ans 20 prove thst other prominent men
~. ~ sss cowsrdly nor more culpsble than he
M Buehansn, II is said BY persona who are
e hs well informed, ASSERTS poAtively, for
hr tA., he consulted Mr.. Seward contsnaAi!y
tss lsst four months Of his sdministratiou,
.,ss. ha did ret undertake any hing in regard
-. ,sSal,ieus movement during those four
s.-,ss-frou the time It Ar. Lincoln's election
- II. ;ns,ss;on. that Is 10 say-wi:hout previous
- - .,..nns,ion with Mr. Seward and only with
=. Nil approval Of that gentleman.
ind hat tbs is not nsfe gossip would seem to
l. ..-.,n nom he fsct that one Of the most 70.
,...she ci.ssus of Washington-one who had
"a opportunities for hnssving the het-aasures
I, -;.na, ths, 10 knocs, and from both the par.
~. Buchanan and Mr.. Sswsrd-thAt II Il
n " Buchanan will make this fact public .
.-,s p.-, Of tie odium hitherto resting on him
- b. carried 10 Mr.. Seward, and justly, too for
ru 60 honorsble set In the outgoing President
D., % fdvIse with him who was held then the
.p., @. ihe party coming into power and. In
.sn, oply with Mr.. Stewards consent 1r. Bu-
.s,nsr cd pext TO the bes. thing he could do un-
!. ID. eircuus;Ancss-ihe best thing the weak
q: paling old man was capable OF. But In that
a. WIS. shsii we think OF Mr. SewaYdt
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OK VALUABLE LOTS. in Adams's Valley,
- near 70 the Old Market and Depot Of the Viz
asia Central Railroad, FOR SALR AT. AUG.
fION.-Wnlb be sold at auction, on the premises. ON
FRIDAY, the a8th Of November, 1862, at IL O'Clock
NJ the following very valuable and attractive
Lots, viz: No. n. on the West line Of Union ST..
near Franklin street. fronting q feet. running back
about 80 feet, occupied by Mr. Keity. Also, Lot
No. q, on the East line Of Union street. opposite
to IN alley, now occupied by Mr.. Messiner. Also,
Lot No. ~ on the West line Of Valley street, oppo-
site to SeabrookS warehouse, fronting twenty
two feet, running back ninety Eve feet 10
another street, occupied by Mr. Longeio:ti. Also,
Lot No. 50 and 10. So, nearly opposite to the de-.
not Of the Virginia Central Railroad, froatin9 to.
esthsr s. feet on the South side Of Brosd stTes.,
running ba0k the East line Of 10th street 81 feet
Also, Lot at the corner Of Valley and William 81
fronting a feet, running back 16S feet.
THRAs.-Onsthird cash balance Ut 9 and II
months for Negotiable notca interest addsd secured
no . aoDDIN APrnRsos, Auesa
NIMI Why BEAUTHUL LOfs on 7uz
IN South ade Of CLAY, just beyond The Western
limits Of The City. FOR SAL1 At AUOTIOM.--
Win BE- cold at anasi0n. on tho promises, on FRI.
DAY. the Sth Dscembsr. l669, aSS1 O'Clock r. H.,
nine bsausifal LOTS, located = aoove. adjoiaing
The late reaidanee Of d. w. W. wilkins, eaah
10 test wlds. On these lots there srs scme fruit
tzst9 4hss ~ really ~ noaa bsauafs1 lots h
tha1 tDpgovtne locality.
Tn1MG-O0ethiEd eaah; halAnse q ~
uo1Ah4 Ia. neGoAlohle no6ea, msegoGe aAded, -
enro1 ~ 6u1 90 q Ill eaGh, 6 ~ opticu
q 0elsssAasss. aoDpI1 Z APe4e0n.
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fk6CzEDINGs IN TIE CoURTl

cy@s Csart, FeInesdoy, Nou. 2o-RIssrdsr
.'s sess FsslaiTS.-Jas. II. Saunders. charged with
,sAas sold watch and chain valued At $3.50, \
pAa o psniaoons valued at o35, q vest at Go, and
sXtV La Confederate States and other notes. be
~-sms 70 JOS. r. bedford. was examined and scnt
Smtsr
-, .aeos Henderson, charged with drunkenness
1u,,i ~ uaiA A'sing on j. B. signiAgo, was committed
,ph0a 10 default Of security for his good be
.A'iof' and an order was entered setting him 10
A member OF the chain gang
NaA ofoned, arrested a. . suspicious eharastef,
~ one without visible means Of support. was
s.l''so sa'n 70 jail until the 9Th day Of December.
oSnae1 Bake, arrested for stealing . valuable
s1oe Of goods from William W. BlackfoFd, Q
pa'.asef O. tho Richmond and Danvills Railroad,
tsNAined and committed for trial on the charge
..%y Sly ano grand larceny. In this case tho HuS
a December
l. Held was no.d aa0 t.- h,.L.,a-,r. 4, n. a
GHts, AK noeA''e'"s ~ @'' -"
or vHss -" Annaksr was committed till Thrsday,
SO e eaTgs OF stealing horse worth $500, frsm
"AAef, OF dnwley's cavalry company.
et,,- a Aing wa examined and acquitted OF The
AZ |" saooting and wounding IEssl. slave Of
Iuss. Is1a o. bradley. King had been indicted in
s.rs' 1yonss Court for an attempt to steal the
80 ihe case snded there by Q Hstls proseSsi.
a.. .Iooang occurred when the negro tried to e.
~. w" Amg IN Caroline county. several months
HsI., Dtsa'sa Court, T1ssdsy, Nov zStA, JUDGE
Irs.'.ws wssSdth1,-The Confederate States Of
,i. i''es against JOHN Jones, defendant, on . peti-
ons. so oy Thoa +. Giles, Re eceiver, &e., to 70
As property Of August Belmonts 4 Co., Of
III. AAuk, ~ a!isc enemies. This cause came on
Id, 70 be heard on the petition, the answer Of
r. zones and of R0thschlId Bros, and tho tssti-
on, NAG IN ihe cause aud was submitted with.
u,.Ss Sstunent. upon couAderaAon whereof the
M Icing OF opinion that there IL no sufficient
e - i the allegation that the tobacco mentioned
q a HN petition ID the property OF any alien enemy.
n., , ops TO Sequestr&ticn, doth order and deer %
pelition Aforesaid be dismissed The mum.
ID sssaa aaogsossdA Of tobacco involved In this case
m. valued In good times ct over $500 900 -
s,sr,t ,topsrty will, no doubt, be delivered 70 IN
q s',n VI ans french Government (the real ownsr)
r.ssS Cesvt Judge Lyons's Court was on
sss. Yesterday In the trial u Bernard 0oelisb sou
On ny swine. the property Of John Olash, Twins
tas nr.a VaArtSf Branch. The jusy acquitted
,usi @S ~ Collier and Richard Norris were pst on
N. ~. ~ entering the restaurant Of John 4ePhae
tisi Is ths lss 1axkst. end stealing o0,1oQ Thl
ssa ,s sas not concluded when ths Court adjourned
.m % resumed sodsy.
Con- se Cssrs The Aldermen Of the Hustingl
All .,. ,as Convened In special session yesterday
r,,Scx 1cx o. City Hall, for The examinatiol
kphrs,e Haley. charged with stealing e65 ffou
beins ..I :. Daley. The witness IN ~ eass 10
H. Csssat tbs sxsMination IVES sd1o0sno4 h
a. \. slas sitting Of ths OoaEt - the sssonl Hoo
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The portion Of the negroes formed into brigade
were BY no means pleased with this promotion.
and would have greatly preferred to have been
permitted to labor like the rest. From the obser.
walton Of our informant, he ID convinced that the
negroes have NO desire 70 bear Arms against their
mastefa After the battle of Recessonville. and
the withdrawal from Hilton Head Of Stevenss
and Wright's command. who were sent to reinforce
Mcclellan, the capture by az Of that post could
have been easily accomplished by . very small
rsou, burnt their houses and brought of all
their military and other supplies
While st Castle William he had an opportunity
Of observing that the commerce Of New York
was greatly a6ected-few square-rigged vessels
arriving during the month of September. Trade
was duh, and all articles Of merchandise high.
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rpoM rRBDIRICKsBUR0.

$40. nothing new to report shh morning
we a'' -, n interest II seems 70 b un1er.
A'a W, . portion q, less, of the Federal fsrcs
se'a ~. .,.o.a the town has bssu Withdrawn,
easa rnrpose can only b oonisctursd An
''' ,. ~ obtain. that they A.v. soa. up md s0~.
ss..p.ssnncei with the ins.a'':s Of crossing :.S.
is .haxe and below the town. nthis
Asa .,r,ec,. e 10 not improbable that cur
rss'a -, have An opportunity 70 rspsl the
t'S W aoubt Cen. Lee ID fully advised - 10
psss~, T.. and 10 cautiously guarding their ma
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r ARag BRICK DWELLING AND HAND.
| Q0 iG1l CNu,T, ON RE1IDRMCX tho Go Ii

II AR0k HKlCk DIV kLL1N0 AMI HAND.
1 SOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE. on the South
side Of Peasants street, opposite DR.. Streckers
residence and within one. fourth of . mile Of the
city limits FOR SALE At AUCTION.-At the
request of Mr.. A. g. Stubbs shall sell at public
auction, on the premises ON FRIDAY, the 2Sth of
November, 1864, at 4 O'Clock p. M, the large and
handsome BRICK DWELLING, and beautiful
FRAMkD COTTAGE adjoining, opposite the resi-
dence Of DR.. o. l. Strecker. The lot has isont of
90 feet, and depth of 220 feet to an alley. The
brick dwelling contains about thirteen or fourteen
rooms, besides a kitchen, &c. and the framed cot
tage has ample accommodations for q moderate
sized family Tho whole premises command fne
view of Richmond, and should attract the atten
tion Of those wanting beautiful, retired residence
free from the noise of the city.
TIRMs:- One third cam balance at one and two
year, for bonds bearing interest, haf yearly and
secured BY trust Decd all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. Tho whole premises viii be sold
together. or divided, a. may be deemed best. II
desired, the property can be treated for privately
no 81 GODDIh 4 APPRks0N. Aucss.
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y "A u,
ON DUVAL STREET, NEAR TO BROOK
lVENUI.-By virtue of . deed Of trust, execu.
ted to the Subscriber by Leroy v. Peters and ais,
dated 7th March, 1860, and recorded In Richmond
terestsd, will sch At auction, upon the premises,
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of December, at
o'clock p. L., the property conveyed BY said deed,
being Lot Of ground on the north side Of Duvsl
running back to IN alley, being Lot No. g. in
Narshall Manns. &c, plan, and upon which stands
. Framed Tenement, occupied BY ": H. johnson.
TERKs-Oash. 4. d. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale BY JAS H. TAYLOR Son, Aucts no %
THRUST sAL1 OF A SMALL TRACT OF
i Land near the city Of Richmond. on the West.
ham Plank Road.-Punuant to the provisions Of
deed of trust executed by David King, on the 22d
Of October 1855, and recorded In the clerks Office
of Henrico County Court. conveying to us q GER
tain piece parcel Of land lying and being In Hen
rico county, James River, fronting on the Plank
road, and containing, by q survey made by Peter
Oottreu, twenty-five and threefourth acres, more
or less, We shan. on MONDAY, the LIST day OF De-
Gambler. 1862 At 70 o'clock H., chat being Henrioo
House Of Henrieo county, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. the said piece Of land
J0Hs 4: HgTCHnsoA, Trustees.
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR 4 soE.
P.s-A plat Of the property can be seen At the
ofaoe Of the auctonserA
CONMIs6IONERS 0ALR OF REAL ESTATE
\ on the South side Of Clay. near 0ilmer street,
and ono sLAvE.0As Co%ml.,icnsF. 70 appointed by
pronouncsd on the 2esh day Of October, le62. In
the csn styled 'Thaeksr and ala %. Davis, Admin.
istrator shai proceed 70 soil at public auction,
npon The prsnisss' On nOhDAI, ~ tns iss Day o.
aftee,) eommsneins at o'clock 2. =, the follow.
in9 rsal estate. viz: 4 desirable BRICK HOUSE.
On the eoath dds Of CLAY, near 0ilmer etsess. Il
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from THE SOUTH SIDE

-. ....t r.li.bl. intelligence ws havs from sus-
i~ -,.,s I, almost certain that she enemy has
sA ,..u heavily reinforced at that point
r" .,,,s there state that the Federal olaees DO
"a eoncesl their purpcses, which they de,
IS. 70 asn'..r..os ,s". fson ,,, SUFFOLK; .s with
Wv ...v.su the South and the Confederate eapi-
sss 80. every assurance. however, thas our
- VT i, amply prepared for any eoutin.
eSssa. ss.t quarter. and whatever may b the
sns! n n. enemy ,hey are likely to Be thwarted.
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% or REAL ESTATE

fGk, MK.-8he, lHQ91Aa5ss HaSk Iak. waE-
ro9teo 20 n1yo oa11Glhellao an1 - ueveg -,
1aAs anAsslAby tnsm = ". r0W1nB.
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To which odd Ne slaveholdine Terri.
tory Of Nsw Aexico, In undlssurbed
poMeasioo Of the OonSsdoeases. .......
Total population, actual and prospective,
OF the Confederate State.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

p-.,ss Iisss Lewis Beckham, dsserter from
Il i. Virs.ais Battalion, was arrested yesterday,
sv ,ras, Of Major 8riswold, and sent to Castle
Tl.n3er Twenty eight deserters, mostly from
=. Hns day from Camp Holmes, having been sent
en.s BY Major Eaiiett In the above prison
s.po.ssl punishment has been substituted fer
s.:kiag Bight men, who fell on an inmate OF the
Csils or tuesday, ard robbed him, were each
G-ask twenty five iashes. Among the eight wer Q
so isssr.srs from The YankesA
Ii;s.,an Prisoners. Abolition pris-
,ssnd saI we're received yesterday at the Libby
.:sl, from South Carolina Among the number
sss Captains P Hudson and B. F. Pronty,
fias - Connecticut. These prisoners were cap
.s-sd r7oTe than . month since on Chatham Island,
.. lie Caroiins east; and were sent on to bo eX-
k1s-i
liz Brkas = Notwithstanding the high prices
xtsh every arl-c!e Of produce commands the
rEtsx aud pr,-luce store indicate anything else
aE scarcity. 1here Ii apparently sn abundance
q he nscesssrie. of lite, and the most re reasonable
ss1s We have .eard assigned for the exorhitsnt
phset asked and ybtained Is the yupsrabundance Of
a7asy. We yesrsrdSy took the pains to ascertain
Z. r--sni r1lins rates, and present the following
:sa.s,ioas: Fout -superfne, eeo t2i, extra, S2l0
2. faulty, s33oS3; sccor ing 20 the reputation Of
i-s s..sd The lower grades Of -four may be quoted
s. 81 average of sbSut SIS; the market rsthar
Ill with manifest tendency to depreciation; stock
lay and increasing. Wheat-Whits from good
tA0ise sir4l5; red, Of same grades, S3 1904.
Oon quoted at si.90Ga; aud corn meal from
slI02t0 In country produce the transactions
gs 10! very he,vy. Good bacon may be set down
MS cents tor hne hsus, and from 62 to IS cents
ig shoulders aud skies. Butter, 81 251l6O, ac-
slriias to quality 1rish potatoes range from o
~ oushs for infsrior 70 q 30 for very good sweet
po'a'oes about the same rates, but not 30 ready
kN
n monetary matters no: much Is doing, except
is 'rsnssetiors at ths Trea asury Department in
ls exchange Of treasury notes for eight per cent.
s7Fts We quote gold st 81 I5N2.3O; silver, go
he Virginia Bank notes y per cent; other South.
e. ;aRd. - par cent
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TXECuTRIX's SALR OF A VALUABLE
H. FARM In Goochlsnd county, "a miles from
Richmond together with the entire Crops, Farm
ing Implements. &C., AZ AUCTION.-As Execu
trix of Jos. e. PieasaAts, decd, will sell upon the
promises, on SATURDAY, 9th day Of December
commencing at IL o'clock A. M, the FARM in
Goochlsnd county, "a miles above Richmond, the
late residence Of JOS Peasants adjoining the lands
Of Messrs. Mayo. Wtodson, Watkins and others
II contains 800 acres Of land, l60 of which are
cleared and highly improved the balance in woods
The improvements consis. of q comfortable brick
dwelling with six rooms, and all the necessary
out-buildings. small crop of wheat, cats and
corn have been seeded upon the farm.
After the sals Of the real estate viii be sold all
the stock, crops, farming implements &c con.
sisting in part Of fodder hay, &C., horses. COWS,
hogs, &C., and q fine yoke Of oxen.
TERhS-Onethird cash; the balance at and
years, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
aud secured by . maxt deed. For the personal pro.
perty sll sums Of $50 and under, cash; over that
amount, months notes, satisfactorily endorsed.
and interest added.
ELIZABETH 8. PLRASANTS,
Executrix of Jos e. Pleasants decd.
ESals conducted by JAS. II. TAYLOR &. Son,
Auctioneers. no 81
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DsctGs CasSh9Ainc soldiers, belonging to
S Usa Danisls brigade, were taken yesterday, near
Oas''stnsId &c urt House, by the mounted picksts,
s Io' 'sls to Richmond by Acting Adja,aat- 0eneI al
:, nm Hammond. 30 be returned to tho regiments.
Lay Nore trying to get South
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NEo6f DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT At the
Nl Northeast Intersection Of Clay and 5th sta,
Ar AUCTION We will sell upon the premises,
on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December, commence
ing ct O'Clock p. the desirable Residence loea-
ted at the northeast intersection Of Clay and 5th
streeta It contains ave comfortable rooms and a
large brick kitchen with four rooms The lot fronts
ON Clay street 63i feet and runs back the usual
depth. The house u now renting for e720 por an
mum to Q good tenant. The location of this prop.
erty u very desirable for . private residence or
business stand being contiguous to the market.
rIRAA-Ons third eaah; The payment a. I and
secured BY trust deed Possession to be given It
once. JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 SON,
no % Auct1onsers
A VALUABLE SMALL FARM OR MARKET
IA GARDKN. on the Neadow Bridge road
half mile from the city. AT AUOTION.-We
will sell upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the I'd daysof December, commencing at IL O'Clock
A. H., valuable small Farm or Market Garden
tho city, opposite to the farm Of DR.. Deane,
and now IN the occupancy of Mr.. e. Corbin. It
contains fifteen acres of highly improved land par
ticularly adapted for the culture Of the choicest
vegetables. portion Of the tract Ii well SET in
clover. The improvements consist of q comforta-
bic Dwelling, with eight rooms; Kitchen, with
four rooms. and all the usual outbuildings There
are . number OF shade trees and well Of excellent
water upon the premises and the whole we'll en-
closed. There u upon this tract an excellent cite
for an icehouse and pond. Persons desiring to
purchase q small place convenient to the city are
requested to examine this
TERMs.-One-third cash; the balance st and IL
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured BY trust de ed
JAS. H. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
P.S.-The above property can be bought pri-
vately. no Is
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~ Charm Ga.S S-The N n composing this force
haze ssea for some days past developing the locsl
resources Of Richmond with pick and spade. It's
LsE5sr'hip Seins constantly increased by the
.4aiaoa q new names. An efficient guard en-
@ses ebsl&encs 10 the reSulstions and causes the
sts'.iVes 10 work. thing that many Of them
Pr asFesofors been totally unused to. Yesterday
Recorder CaAkle enrolled VIM Flsmments, VIM
Es'n.n and Julius Desplaugns, al members.-
iisy had fallen into the hands Of the police as
isEdelcus characters, aud could not establish the
livelihood