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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-03
From the Army of Western Virginia.--Lisht
Punishment for Uesertion--.The Wants OF
the Soldiers, &c,
OF TIE RICHMOND DESPATCH ]
CAMP AT PRINCETON,

Mercer County va, HtoV S4t6, 1851
In my last inenti iou6d ths. c urt: Martial was
La session the trial Of deserterg from this brig
sds On last Thursday evening the sentence OF
Victor Bell {alss Ross PayIs) a deserter from the
3Gih regiment. was carried into execution in tho
presence of the troops. The uelilqueIt's head
waS first close skayei be WIS then branded On the
left thigh with the letter Sd" and drummed out Of
camp. Payne was S notorious character anterior
to the beginning of ,tia war, and has been guilty
Of 40 less than three desertiGus. His fave will
doubtless have healthy effee: upon the brigade
though IL would certsnu have me. the demands OF
Justice more fully had he been shot
We have Just passed through very severe spell
f weather, for which the men, as body were but
lily prepared; many of them being without shoes
pants or biankets. 1t Is certainly hard that these
poor fellows should be reduced TO their present
condition. and no prospect Of speedy relief; and
there ia certainly heavy censuSe deserved some
whers Requisilions for eli ne ccsssry ciot Ing for
this brigade we're handed TO our Division Quarter.
master, Nc cxanan In september, while the army
was in the Ksnawhs Va ley Whistler the fault rests
with him or with somebody at Richmond sEail
not pretend TO decide merely state facts. A due
consideration OF all the circumstances, however,
should have prompted the clothing of the army of
S .uthwestsrn Virginia long ago. This army ASS
marched no less than GOO miles since the oh OF
September. In this time it hss been exposed TO
many hardshps and privationsi besides ii should
have been borne In mind that winter sets in at ieast
one month earlier here than In Eastern Virginia -
Only feed and clotne these men as they deserve TO
be and they will fight well; but let s"ldiers treat
ent be such to get up the idea in his mind that
his Government il Indifferent AZ to his welfare, or
ungrs,eful for past services and his spirit is do
sfroyed and his services are rendered grudgngiy -
While her soldiers only allowed ,h- pitsancs O!
Sl1 par mouth be Government shouiG that the =
are at least rendered comfortable.
A report has just reached camp tha. there aze
three regiments Of Yankees st Raleigh Court
House and two at Fayetteville. thiUk ii quite
likely the report Is stua eEpecialyif any design il
hsd on 6sleU, or StauGton
was delighted to-day when reed the proclsmA
ton OF tbs President touching the brutal murder by
EeNe.i OF ten citizens OF Missouri at Palmyra. BE
laia.ion-sure, swift, and bloody-s the only means
by which the heartess enemy can be brough: to his
senses. REskL.
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.,rssIy WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA

~ S'f
..,aa,. have reseaed us cf q difficulty, which
..s,sn, l. be sarious tn the Western portion @.
-, ,,srol.bs Aboai ec'c!eek tie morn Ing
'..a s,s aIt sau4s,weasy five arnsd MEN visited
a-.rra.vi.ie Haywood >oa1.ty, ard demanded the
....sf rssa nam j Franklin ~hs WAS con.
II If murder a. reoea: ;erm Of the Court,
49,. undeg seuteree OF dessh The Tailor, hay
=. s,rce - 9.sis, ~ demand was seis I'd and
=, ~h!e YraaAiia way released al I carried Of
=. .-,amph This party represented themselves a.
.ss, Tennessee, All SAID they had q reserve
,s-as hua irsi armed maa 30 back up .heir de-
nd they threatened, IL resisted, 90 burn the
;-sS
scase2asatly E courier arrived ct the town o.
,.,y!s. ID quest % powder. who stated tha. an
.,,v o. seversi hundred men from Eas, Tennessee
-. ,e,ulsrly fortified oG the line between HAY
.,i s3an,y snd Tennssses. Some reports pus
..uo.,ser a. 100 bat Ii Is not believed 10 be so
-. Tie uii!s os Haywood. to ths number o.
- viii sky ChsroAes Indians. wers holding
,,r, Ia check Runners lad been sent to General
y,.sv S,a II i3.orllins him of the condition @.
.s.r. ard asking ass.s'ance The locality is
...,s foriy-fve miles est Of Ashville. and Dor.
,,cE ug,n ice NOS: disloysl portion OF Eas. Ten.
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NEGRO patriotism BENZ. Hsr.ble. Esq, Of
Halifax soun,y. Va has four negro men Who for
some time, havs been engaged working on the for
tihsatious 1t Richmond A few days ago they
came cp homo ON visit, and finding good waFm
clothing, excellent shoes and socks made for then.
they generously declined ,hen on condition tha.
their master would send them the suffering sol
d!srs who, they said needed them much more than
they did. They had sssn suffering soldsss, and IL
touched their hearts TO compassion besides they
want he South 70 conquer. Now. how many mis-
ersbls money gTabbers and 6hylocks with white
wxbsnds, would have bssn - selfsserinsiDg, gene.
rous. snd naeuanimous9 Not cnsi The articles
thus conSsibussd BY fhsss eoloendDn would buy
several barrels Of engD, ct the o1oaess pnce -
Let pany "whits" usn think OF thA-A4ss
Cro1(e6
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SoIdfeT Shot Yesterday, about u O'clock, 4 col.
dior, nsmed b. Minter. belonging TO Company
Z, issh Viz ginis Battalion Of Aftiilary was sbot
through the head at the uitssy prison, corr er of
oh and Cary streets, by VIM Phillips, ns mbsr II
the Presidents Guard, on duty sentinel q. tho
time 1t appears tnst the inmates of this pr.son
comprise some most abandoned ehsrssters who a,e
In the habit of insulting ladies And others who havs
occasion to pass the place. This became 30 inso,e
table a nui,Ancs that by order OF Capt Booker Tho
windows were boa ded up half way; but these
oasrds being pulled aside. the practice OF splitting
on people, and spplyiaS opprobrious epith-ts to
them, was pursued with increased v gor Strict or.
dsfs Lad been issu dior the s.ninels compel the
inmates to keep ttelr heads within the windows,
and conduc, themselves properly Yesterday. dur
leg Capt. Booker's absence Miner commenced
abusing and splitting the sentinel for telling him
TO put his head In. The comh.snd being re epeated
the usual number Of times, the raised his piece
and iiced the bali passing in between his syes and
coming out vi the top OF tbs skn He fingered
ssveEai hours and then died Miner was native
of Fiuvanua, aud came from near Colnmbia IN that
county.
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CIXTY NEGROES FOR SALE IN LYNCH.
y BURG.-By virtue Of s decree Of the Circuit
Cour. for Nelson county. IN the caas Of "Eehols
guardian, DC, against Eehols DC - made on the
18th day of November. 1862 the undersigned Com.
missioners appointed for the purpose, will sell to
the highest bidder, at public suc:.cn, IN front Of
the Market house, IN The city of Lynchburg, on
TUESDAY, ths 10th day of December next, 1867,
about sixty SLAVES, consisting OF raen, women,
boys, ami girls likely and valuable lately belong.
ing to the est.ts CT John J. London, OF Soidiers
Joy.
TERMs.-The purchasers will be required 10 de-
posit In the Citizens Savings Bauk Of Lynchburg,
to the credit Of "Ro. J Echo!s, guardian, &c
against N. w. Echols, &c )" in Nelson Circuit
Court, tho amount of their several purchases, and
deliver the certidcatea of deposit to the Commis.
sioners before the delivery TO them Of The slaves
purchased r. J. E. HCLS,
no C6-tda Z W WHITEHNAD.
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nUBLIO SALE OF LAND NEGROES, &C,
IN LOUISA COUNTY Will be sod at pub
10 auction for cash. on the premises, on WED
NESDAY, the 10Th day of December next at the
late residence of Nathan Tallsy, dsc'd the TRACT
OF LAND. containing 400 acres, upon which the
said Talley resided before bis dasth. The land lies
about four miles from Frederick's Hall Depot, and
three miles from Tolersvils Depot, on ,hs Virginia
Central Railroad, adjoining the lands Of Austin
Hancock snd others There are upon the place
good dwelling house and out buildings. Also, the
NEGROES, consisting Of men, women. and chill.
dren crop Of Corn, Wheat, Oats, &c. Ais Stock
Of every description Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture.
p. s Taliey residing at Frederick's Hall, will
take pleasure In showing the lands to any one
wishing TO purchase. By THk L1dATkES.
no 10 tda
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rnyEsDkY 8okSiNa
ss,nM FREDERICKSBURG.

-. train on the Fredericksburg Road did not
,... might for more thsn an hour after It's
S''' ,,,os ana il ~ss alleged that It's detention
''"r ''.., fran, heavy skrmishins in the vicinity
ss.reisbars Passengers who came down
;, howfve-, report that no fighting had oc-
80 -, ,haasa he opening Of tie ball was hourly
! far and il Was confidently believed would
=. s.,svsd beyond 30 day. The enemy are ev.
sx making preparations for an attack, and
t..ss ara held Ii readioess TO meet auy
-.,osa; thsi may he msds from The oiher side.
=, A., y o'clock yesterday nothing had been done
-. cay of HeAtins.
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ftederic6absrs Retisf MeessaS.--Tke nesting N.
the City Hall last eveains, Gor the relief of the
needy Fredericksburg refugees, though not large
was very respectfully attended, and evidently deter
mined In l;s purpose 10 alleviate the privatioas of
those who have been 30 suddenly, If Not unex
pectedly, deprived Of the comic, t. of home. The
meetng was presidsd over By Dr B. r. Wexford,
and Mr. James B Sener acted ~ Secretary. Mr..
WIN: g. diln an briefly explained the object of the
meeting, and moved the app ,in ment of q commit.
tee of ten to solicit contributions in aid of the reedy
refugees In the subsequent proceedings ct the
meeting thiS committee was Increased to thirty.
and consists Of the following gentlemen r How.
ison, Gabriel johnson. VIM Gilman j IS Sener,
u Blankman, VIM Barton, John z Tseksts,
Wood. Smith, Hugh w Fry, D II London,
Stokes. h Richardson, w Muuford 1 A
Sullivan. D Harvey, Ro Briggs W E,ps, w F
Butler, Hobson. San1 II Price French, J
Little A Little, maury, P V Daniel, g z
Miles, H Owens J Harrison. John Purcell, and
john Ende.s. The name Of the Chairman WAS
added to the committee, and r r Howison made
the treasurer collection In tie meeting resulted
In the contribution Of oven $500 The committee
Ia expected 10 Eject this evening at thu cfice Of
T. howson. on Governor street: at ~ O'Clock, tu
perfect their arrangements for carrying out the OBJ
iects of tke me ting
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ntstESfs or soLGIgEs--C;ol. John Poster Mar
1at n' tbc Fist South Chr iine Rife RegiiaeB.
Ni III Virginia l-f, vii. be1ueath'rg 5, 600 TO
D.So-'an Seminary of the Protestant Kpisco
- N-~f h, of Charleston, the iihe rum to the
htu'a 10 Ab.Ov..le. aad the like scn to the sup.
-. AID rtief Of the families Of de.eased soldiers
. Hoe va'ie, Is. g., who a'so fell &t BIS post 10 Viz
s-.a heIieatbed $1,000 for the families OF sol
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last East KILLED IN MIssIssIseI.-fhe Aberdeen
- SAhny SoatA, of aovembsr 18th, Is informed
Snlefs ff1m the urrounding country, that the
~ spd 'feaz3 of the 25th ult killed the mast In
-. see.on The editor hes examined some large
- r acorns himself, .Ed hods them quite
,I.s A isS'ae- He has resided In that section for
49,. yeass. and does not remember such b disaster
WI - hsVe occurred there before.
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(tALx OF VALUABLE REAL xSTATR IN
y NELsoS COUNTY by virtue cs = dssess
OF the Circuit Court, pronounced on the - day Of
November. le62, In the of Harrison. 70 !, Va
Harrison. &C. y shall proceed. on the 90sh day Of
December 1862, 70 aeh Al public auction. Ca the
premises, that vssnso.s PLANTATION. In Neleon
county, known ~ Belmont" II bly, the rssldsnes
OF DR. 0essner Harrison, formerly Of Gen. Alax
Brown. containing over one thousand ACRES.
This Is u very valuable estate The dwsilhaa.
hoa.s Is handsome aud commooieus buls Of briok,
snd IN extensive and besn iful sgovs Of oak saA
other foTes. trees There are upon The prsmisss .
merchant MILL grist, sasv, and cardirg mills, Which
can be made valuable by repairs, COW nscee1asy
also, tannsIy, now rented for $500 Dr. Ho1n-
son had also built ouAifs Of ths yard. sevuEul
largo and commodsoas wooden houses insl1dlng
corritories. eeture-rooras, kisehsu. laundry, -.
designed 20 accommodate AbSut 100 ssudentA
This land iies wi.hin three miles Of tha james
River and Kanawha Canal. 81 New Market 81
within four miiss. by good roada Of two depcte a.
the Orange and Aiexandxis Raiiroad lt u e GOOD
soil, we'll timberea, spd well Watsred hAo -
division into two farms the mill property bsan9 b.
eluded In either.
TERas.-one-third Of the puschan noasy vn
be required In eash: and the balance IN 1vs hgaak
msnss, falling due rsspesslvsly on We ssA ~ &
tss est from the iss d.y of Jsauasy. lee1s bas ~
Oemnisso.er believes that an avvanxesent - -
made By which The purchases. u he doaires 4. een
pay down the whole 10 eaah
W ~ the same time and place, shal soN ~
remaining pKRsONAL P1OPkkTY hel1olna -
seCpa 0f Corn. Fodder. and Data III H. uoaosAol1
Iufnituss, among whieA b IN o1mkahlo 0aunl
Piano. AIso about loe palss e new 49,.
expect % Ssll on NE sans essaaieu u = ssvss
sass-ss F.n,snusx AAH>.
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Police Aryesas-George w. Winston wss arrested
yesterday and Gagged, for unlawfuiiy sSssuiting
James 4 Garter. a man named John Nelson WA.
arrested afier sunset and Gagged the suppos iton
thst he was one of the men who entered Ssml d
Ricks's office, on shockoe Slip, last Sunday and
attempted to gsrrots and rob h,m in company with
Henry 2. ElstOu
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BY William fannilI, Aact,
fpat-rshnrc- va


IMMENSE SALE or BoLLINGBROOK HOTEL
FURNITURE Having purchased family
residence nSar Richmond, 30 that may be sble Il
give personal attention 10 the American Hotel.
now Cffsr for sale my eCtl-e FURNI1Ii BE of the
Eollingbrook Hotel, on TgESDAY, December a,h
1892. At the same tine will lease 10 tho hgbes
bidder, at public aIct'on. my remaining Lease OF
the Hotel and Stable. which lease extends TO Janu
srY lst 1864.
This sale will comprise a. great a variety of use
ful Furniture ~ was ever offered at s1ctiou ,ae
Confederacy, all of which Ia in good order.
In Chamber Furniture / offer one hundred and
twenty keds, consisting Of
Jenny Land, French Walnut
CURED Maple, High Post,
And several sets of Cottage Furniture,
80 Bureaus, Is Washstsnds
Is Water Buckets, rs rables
Comprising
Walnut, Marble e.top, and Mahogany:
Bowls, Pitchers, Glasses, Towels, etc.
ALSO
Hair. Sbuck snd Festhsr Mat,resses
MarseilieB Quilts Comforts,
Blankets, q ,tton and Linen Sheets.
Aad tine selection of Usrpe ing consisting o.
Velvet, Brussels, Tree. ply. Ingram.
And some al. or sevso hundred yards of Oil.Cloth
IN P-4RLOR FURNITURE,
Thsee fine Pia,e Mirrors,
Two Pisn"o,
Two Gar Chandeliers
Brocstelle Lace, srd pamss. Curtains,
Cantre Table, Mohair and Push Tate s-I'ste
kofas Rocking, Arm Chairs, e.c, etc.
IN DINING ROOM FILL BE SOLD
10 large Walnut T&b.ss,
Nah ,gany Tables,
! pair Butter TRAYS
Walnut Safes,
; fine Chandeliers,
large Steam Table, with sntirs fixtures,
81 dozen Oak Chairs
Il double plated Silver Sugar Diahes Cream
Pots, Molassss Cranes. 8 Castors, 8 FrE. Baskets
and P.cs IL Stands. Also. Britannia Dish Gnvsrs
Chating Dshss, Turens, Coffee aud Tea Urus
aiao. Cups, saucers, Plates, Dishes Finger Bowls
Goh.ets, Preserve D,shcs, saivors Celery stg1ds
Table Cloths ana al OTHER Ln,s aeo-s "a y 10 carry
on hotel dining room
In Kitchen, Laundry, and Pastry Room every
thing necessary 70 carry on a frgt class hotel
will also sell ons OMNIBUS one RAGGAGi
WlGUN. TWO BATHING TUBS, for Barber stop
with all necessary fixtures: a large lot of LEAI
PIPING two BILLIARD TABLES with thei
fixtures: large Steam Boiler, with It's fxturea
Desks Presses, Gas Fixtures etc
Any person wishing to engage Ia q Arsi cias
hotel business csn say to them ths. this Is an op
poriunity rare,y offsred
Hale will take place the morning Of the 9ii
Instant. ct l2 O'Clock, an ontinue from day to de-,
until completed L. G HRINGTOT
Sale conducted by Wg. PA-sILL, Auet.
S9-.i;1
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Prison Items twenty shree deiauitirg soldiers
were forwarded to Castle Thunder on yesterday.
from Camp Holmes, in North Carolins, to be ~
turned to their regiments. Frank Delaney, de.
ser:er from the Letcher Artillery George Simby,
S mt from the Libby Prison, and James Evans, q
dssertsr for the past two months from the Purcell
Bai'ery, were also sent to this pr ison.
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LIBERAL PRoPosITi0N AT meeting Of citl.
zsns. held on W ednssday evening, Mejor W.
su.heriin proposed that be would contribute Ss $40
vorth Of leather 70 the Confederate Government,
70 bs made into ahoes for the soldiers and their
families, provided the citixsns Of Dansils would
eootrfbute sn additional eA50o for similar pup.
poses, TO make the smoUut donated to tins peeise-
xor nv obIeeA ffom the sitssns Of the town 5,000
He howsve1, expresses his purpose 70 eontfsbsts
he $500 whatsves might 60 The astaon OF other
as.--Dssslils (nA) RA1ist~
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MERCHANT GAMBLERs.-"Burleigh the New
York correspondent OF the Boston Journal, tell

York correspondent OF the B0st0n J1HFHd7, teIIH
the following story Ia recent letter:
"Two merchants of New YORK nast for { gems
Of cha..e.-i,. oshsr woros. to chmble. Both srs
well known Both of them have been very rich,
and one Ia 20 stl But revsrses. and perhaps
gambling, has brought one down to $i5O,O0O. The
game run on Tho $50, 900 man held high haad
He proposed game of bluff IL accepted II
the sskes should be The full sum Of Si50,00O Con.
hdsnt Of winning. Il was accepted The game was
against him. and he went out . beggsr. He came
in tbs next day aud paid up like q man. His gen
ercus Antagonist. In confederation OF his honor able
conduct In paying this debt Of honor made him a
present Of $50 900 to begin the world anew The
fortunate wmoer can be seen snv pleasant after
noon with bus spanking team on Central Park
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!sectdsnt- Yesterday. about IL Geek, as Maio:
John Cary, Asst Qnartermaster. was comiu 9
into the ely. his horse s.umn.ed and threw him al
the corner OF lta end Csry SITS. breaking his lef
arm aud bsdly strainiag his right ankle He wai
removed TO bis ofics on 18Th street scd thence L
his lodging in Henrco COUNT.
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A VALUABLE CdiCkAECMINY Farm IN
"A HANOVER, FOE SALE A. AUUTiuM.~-
The undersigned viii offer for sale Oh TUESDAY
the sth lay CT December next (f fair; ii not the
next fair day,) the Farm known as OAK GROVE
in tbs county OF Hanover, six miles from the city
OF Riehno ond, half mile from the head Of Mechan-
icsvile turnpike. and joining the lands of DR..
John g. Lunpkin, A. 8. Jones, and others. contain
iog 303 acres-2o0 ot which are cleared and in s
high state of improvement; the balance In original
growth Of oak ana hickory. There Is upon the
land large peach orchard OF choice frui. The
buildings coIsist of new frame dwelling with lC
rooms. kitchen, smokshouse. barn, stable, and all
the neghborhood ia good and healthy.
At the same time aud plsce will hs offered the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, together with
the crop Ct Corn, yodder, Shucks, Oats, Farming
Implements, and stock Of Horses, Cows Hogs IL
TERMs--At sale. JAS D. POiNDEXTER,
WIN. A. POINDRXTER,
no 28-l0t< Adrl'rs of VIM Poindexter
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HOLLY HILL FOR SALE--lf rot sold pr
/ Z vstely, viii ofsr for ssle publeiy, on
WEDNESDAY,, the lcth December, 1862, st la
O'Clock, the trac. OF LAND on which Low reside,
In the coun of Hanover, ten miles above Rich
mond. and one mite of the 4. & F h. Z, a6join.
ing the iauds of Capt. Wsldrop, J Rya:,, and j.
u. Thomas This tfast contains i55 acres 30 of
which cleared tla reIusinGe, IN rgnal growth.
TIE Dwelling is q good frame, si.h SIX :oSEs.
good spring is on the place, with good orcha, G
in addition, with 20 new trees of three years
growth
TEgMs.-One- thrd cash: the bssnce a. and l.
months, with bonds bearing interest from date and
secuTeG by q trus. deed on the premise.
Do 2--tisk j IT, ORUpBG
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Coal nsasly equal 70 The Psnnsylvanis sstArA'
; ~sits. = new mipsd ln ths Dssp 1ivsr mineral ~
sion q Nessh 0aSollnA,
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From West Tennessee +,


KNOXVILLE, Dec Cliffs reregsds Ios mt
Ia Devastating Morgan ccunty. Tenn.
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TELEGihPHiC NEWa
Abolition fleeta Newbern. N. C.-.Wilmins-
ton TO be- attacked,

EIssTdk. II. g., Dec. 1.-TWO dess,te-s just In
from Washington, report an Abolition heet a: Hsw.
barn, and thai Wilmington is 10 be attacked this
week.
The repor: CT a sairmsh at Co7s Creek ihis
rnofatag Is unfounde5
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AECGT DasIRABLK HOUSE AND LOT st the
IVf GortAeasT Intersection Of Clay and Sth sta,
al AUC fIDN We viii sell upon tbs premises.
On MONDAY, the Sth day of December, commsoo.
ing nj O'Clock p u the desirable Residence ioca.
ted at the northeast intersection of Clay and 5sh
streeta II contains i've comfortable rooms snd
large brick kitchen with four rooms The Let fronts
on Cisy street 63I feet aud runs back the usual
depta. !he house il Eow renting for $40 psr nIs.
NUN &c good tenant. The location of this prop
erty II very desirable for q private residence ar
business stand ,oeing contiguous 70 he market
TEaMs.--Ore Shird cash; the payment ct and
nnobtas, uesotabls notes, with inlere-t added Gud
secured by trust deed. Possses-on to be given 4:
on3s. JAS II. TAYLOR 4 SON,
no % AuotjOpeN6U
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IN THE DISTRICT COURF OF THE CON
i FRDERATK STATES OF AMERICA for the

!
EASTERN District Of Virginia, Hov. 18th. 1902:
OyGereG, That Receivers Thomas + oles. z.nry
L Brooke. John T Francis, FranCis6. Smith, John
n Speed, Thomas II. Campbell, and william Z.
Maury, do each of them on the twenty second day
of December next. render before William F.. Wat
son, & Commissioner of this Court An account OF
all matters in his hands. or under bis control a.
Receiver az aforesaid, appointed under the act Of
Congress entitled IAN act Cor the sequsstration of
tho e,tates property. and effects OF alien enemies.
and for the Indemnity Of citisens Of the COnfede
rate Sates and persons eiding the same in tbs ex.
listing war with the United states" approved Ars.
,Oth, 1861 and to make and state an account and
settlement, under OATH Of his collection Of money
and disburSsments under the set aforesaid And
ills
Further O.GsrsA, That the Nsrshal of this Court
cause to be published In the Richmond Enquirer,
Examiner, Dispatch, and Whig, for fourweeks con.
Secutively before the ia Gay of settlement, copy
Of this order and that the Clerk Of this Court seud
a copy Of each Of said newspapers to the District
Attorney Of the Confederate States for this Dis
trict. A copy-Teste:
No 2i-4w LOTTIN N ELLErr. Clerk.
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