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I T T e N T 10 n!

lhe undersigned propose to raj q company of
Light Artillery to be enlisted for the war WeaIe
happy now ito announce that we have procured
the guns, which will be ready f,r US. together
with all equipments. a. soon a. ou- com psny il
mustered into service. To those VIII, would like
to 60 along with and share with the f.rtu tunes
of this war, We anestly appeal t, como forward
now and Join us at Office. Besdos the bounty Of
So uniforms, board and lodgings will Re furn.
ished free. Application may be made At our H.
crulting Office, on Main, between 7:h ard 9Th
streets. or at the store of Johnston & BransfoId
MARMAD DUKT JOHNSON,
JOHN W. ERANSEORD,
:. ia 2f-ta A GIIIGllM
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nj T q n E-Subscrt0ers to III READING
ROOM Of the Young Mems Christian AZ.
scsiation respectful requssttd to Gall at The
Bank streets) and renew their subscriptions for
the present yea. Ar. WALKER, the Librarian.
will bo In attendance aud exhibit List OF the
Papers and Psrt0dieals. 10 2o-tW
AYOTIOR-Having heretofore charged parties
IN insurance on cousgnmsnts, ana recently
oavsuR had several complaints II regard 70 that
charRs, ws will, In futurs, not have oonsignsd
soods insured unless specially instructed . do
70 26-lw JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTEY.
VURATOR'S NOTICE.-An p.rsons In.
debted to the estate OF PARROTT 4.
PRINpLE, dso'd, Are requseted 70 make pay.
mont % the undsssigusdj and AL psysons havs
jpe elaine against TIE ss3d aetate ars res
eIsgse4 y present them, yseHssly eHtes4w'
0Ataoa TOR set1leineAi. j. @1NOk
o'''sssS;:ss|''s;, ;:s. s. ri A., pa-.m.
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A1OTIOB Mr.. henry KAYTON, OprI.
II CAN, formerly Of Petersburg, has located
himself at No. 81 Main street. where he will be
pleased 70 sse those whose sight need improving.
Here 10 what Peter burg paper says:
We, the undersigned, take pleasure In recon-
mendng Mr. Henry Kayton to tha citizens Of Fe-
tsrsburg and surrounding country, ., IN Opsicsn
Of considerable merit. We have tried him end
found that b. suited rs with Spectscles bettor
than wo could have dona ourselves. And, - the
sight Of mankind in . very important matter, and
to select a slass rrl1ires q great deal of know
lodge and art, which We smphstically believe
Mr. Kayton possesses we, therefore. ehserfully
recommend him. DAVID NAY,
Rev H. b. COWLES,
Rev ROBT. AIOHANIAE,
JAMES WATSON,
WIN. /. PRITCHARD,
fe C6-6t< Rev. JOHN kEHR.
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nIEDMONT RAILROAD COMPANY,
to connect the North Carolina snd the Rich.
mond and Danville Railroads, between Green's
boro' and Danville.-By authority granted to us
By the charter of thu Piedmont Railroad, Xe shall
OPEN BOOKS OF SU BSURIPTION 70 the
saad Railroad, at the AUDITORS Od1ee of the 1ieh
mopd and Danville Rsilroad Company, on HA-
TURDAY, the Is h Of Esrch next.
Subscribers will pay FIVE DOLLARs per share
at thA time Of subscribing.
LEWIS Il. HARVIE,
. a. Y. HTOKHN, Courts.
THOS. W. ROCKENBROUGH,)
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ID L. /. b l. u ES.
EALLY! MENOF RICHMOND.

RALLY! MEN OF RICHMOND,
TO YOUR COUNTRY'.S GALL
One hundred MEN are wanted, ~ once, to
fill mp this glorious command, and to ayenge
the death OF its gallant leader, Capt y JgN-
NIRds WISE, who fell whilst noDIy defending
the hearth stones and fire. sides OF the people
of the South, who are now battling against
overwh Ginning odds Of Hessinn soldiers now
desecratidg the soil of Virginia by their I'm.
holy tread. viii not the young meD OF Rich
mond step forward, with one accord, and
enroll their names under the Southern ban.
ner1 Are they willing 10 see ahe capitol Of
the Old Dominion-the home OF the Blues,
the birth. place of their moth.rs and sis
ters-fnvaded and conquered by he b elings
OF the Lincoln despotism, wi thout taxing up
arms, and with patriotic de vo ion welcome
their oppressors with bloody haeds to hos
pitabte gravesr Better die if leeds be, with
the stars and Bars OF LIBERTY l5uting over
them, than tamely submit to the yoke Of
bondage now ready for their necks. Rally,
then, young men, 70 the call of Gen WISE
and the cause of the South and defend your
hearth stones from the sggressor's tread, or
fall, II needs be, in defence Of all that is "a
cred, and dear 70 the Southern heart.
BOUNTY of $50 Will be given to sll who
join the company. Apply ut tee recruiting
Office, on Main street, over p. II. Taylor's
Music Store. Lieut.. z. s. SANXAY,
fe Z5-6t Recruiting Officer.
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BOARDING.

DOARUIN0.-Teno or twelve gentlemen
II can obtain BOARD and LODGING in
private family, by the day, week, or month
by applying at the corner of 18th and Mar.
shall streets, on, Church Hill, near the CHM
borazo Hospital, and beyond the limits Of the
corporation, at the reduced prices Of 4l. SO per
day, 81 per week, or $40 per month, washing
and candles extra. fe l9-lm*
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N1NE CARPETS
II ANDRUGS FOR SALE.

ZINE CARPETS ,,,cs ,
We have for sale
Two Fine, Large, New CARPETS
aIe fe ~ N s: " aUpD1N & APpERsoN.
AZ ": ": PAkkER Pa s1 . O9;; viI epsn for
sand dollars worth Of desirable
DRY GOODS,
at S29 Broad street, Q1arless store. The Goods
are to be sold either AZ private sale, Or anction -
eJ 100 doz. best English Machine TWIST,
black; 80 doz best English Machine TWIST,
assorted colors; f0S vA0x- spool COTTON !:
500 gross extra pearl Shirt BUTTONS; a lot
at cost all kinds Of Sewing Machine NEE
DIES, MACHINE OIL, &c.
GEORGE DARBY, Agent,
At Belvin's Sewing Machine Rooms.
lust REOEIVED- D-l00 yards Of Crenahaw's
Of Orenshaw's Confederate Blue Doeskin CAS-
SIMERE, which the subscriber will sci, at a
small advance, or MAKE UP in UNIFORMS, at
the sh4E,s.. noticssa1d a d, On reasonable terms
fs l-1m* 9Th. bet. Broad and Grace sts.
NM CLOTHS.-Tne subscribers, having In.
creased their facilities for manufacturing are
now prepared to supply merchants with OIL
OLOVdS, OF various Wl0tnS 1FOm Al TO 46 inches
wide Also GAP CLOTHS. These goods will
be found superior to any other Manufactured in
the South. The attention of clothiers is particu.
larly called to these goods. Samples and prices
forwarded BY mail. REITH 4 PORT,
Factory near CentrakDepot,
ia 3l-1ms Office on Main and Governor sts
TNdLISH PILOT CLOTH.-l case dark
u blue heavy Engliah
PILOT CLOTH,
In store and for sale by
jal-N BACON & BASKERVILLE.
0ERVANTS FOR HI RR Il.
For the balance Of the rear,
a frst-rate CARPENTER.
Apply to W. STAGG,
llth st., near Main,
fe 27-2t* Richmond, Va.
FOE H1KE-An accom- RSTsE Buses SERVANT.
/ have for hire No. HOUSE SER.
WANT and LADY'S MAID. To procure her
a satisfactory home, the price will De very
moderate. ALFRED MOSES,
fe Cts 63 Main street.
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ANOTHER PsgssgKK oS McILkLLAN by q
Washington letter, Ut February 2oth, wsitATn
the yCllowing
washington city is hil-d with rumors re-
spectipg < The disposition Uf the rsbels 70 eysc
nate Manassas 1t y sid ,ha, me tries are
husiIy in motion sencieg tfpops not oniy
down To Ri hmond, hut fsrSher sCoth 80 .
20 nt in North Carolina. whore issuppos u
0ene Al Burnslde Intends 20 ssrikr II .bis
vvaeuanon is taking .,ltsce ii val necessarily
be slow work, .t Is estimated here Ia 'sitn
the utmost &C ivity Oh the par, sf TIE iso'is
they eaanot transport their aiE.y az. sloies
tn kiuhmnna in lrss than ,h'e- weeks. and
even then much Of their betkisss bssgsxo
would necesariiy b~ lost pressure mas
been brought 10 bear upoa stsneIui MtIleilan
10 auyapee immedi1'eiv, II for ro other par
paxs than 10 assure himxst thattbe reoeisafe
pot really fiesins away. us fstthas ne s0-s
MOI 3 II ,rd 20 have the - nie "eci ent hsFPx0
10 hin, tlat occurred 10 Gen 1asis ~ BOWL.
iGg Green.
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PERHONAL.


AyOTIOE.-As WILLIAM r. WARDEN
II has runaway from his parents. l do
hereby forewarn all persons from harboring
said William H. Warden in any way what
ever, as am determined to prosecute any
person found 80 doing to the extent OF the
law. 1 will give q liberal reward Tor MS
delivery to me on NialD, between l!th and
18th streets. or. at night, on Brook Avenue,
between Clay and Marshall.
fsb 36-st JAMES WI RDEN,
OTICE.-We have now in store tho fol.
IN lowing rrticles, received from Lynch
6nfG by the boat A. Pamplin, for Mrs. VIM.
Miiier-2 hhds. Bacon. keg Lard. For q.
q. WI Stone, The owners will please come
forward, pay charges, and IA ke the goods, or
they will be s0ld 70 pay charges.
fe 26-3ts CONRAD Z GREW.
TWJH 5A LE.-d 900. II have Tor sals n :
hundred tho0ssnd superior BRICKS,
00y yald, n Maacheessr. se....-
0s5no onxions 90 olase my eusineeer WIN
disnoas 81 6em Oh mn 1obtbs' HAs. IF de-
Sirjd. 1900.
Alse !liy Tassssas me psspa;s5a RSJ99k.
70 01~1Me y. u G0USNni
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AUCTION SAILS.
1UTURH DAYS.
BY KENT. PAINE 4 co, Ixa'rs.
MATTRESSES, QUILTS. oomroR1

MATTRESSES, QUILTS. COMFORTS.
N1 SHEETS. &C., AT AUCTION -On
AoNDAY, the Sd Of March, at our Ware.
nonse, commencing at IL O'Clock, we will
sell. without reserve, tor cash, the entire
stock OF large Hotel closing business, con-
sistine, in part, Of
63 superior Hair Mattresses,
iho Quilts. Counterpanes, and Comforts,
400 Cotton Sheets,
800 Pillow Gases,
100 Linen Table Cloths, & &C.,
zoo extra Bed Blankets.
The whole are In excellent order, having
been but little used, and present an excellent
opportunity TO hotel keepers and others to
obtain supplies of those very scarce and de.
strable articles.
fe27 KENT. PAINE Co, Aucn.
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TEN DOLLARS SREWARD-For q yellow
Il sole-leather vALISE, marked"Jas H. St.
Clair ,4th Reg Va. Vols ," on one end and ~
b. st. Co. on the other, which was s.olen by
negro to whom il was entrusted.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
A TrENTIUN, CITIZaN SOLDIERs
FIFTY OR SIXTY
ABLE-BODIED MEN WA ,,rrr

=
ABLE-BODIED MEN. WANTED.
The undersisned having had consider.hie mill.
tLy experience, and recently attached "a the
wise Legion - Captain of Artillery de,irea 70 or
ssnae sara.. sa1.nsr similar eonpsny for immediate
man viii be paid FIFTY Doll .ARs ;bountv
money when enlisted, and have his npif,rm fnc.
nisned. Now 10 the time to rsllv fo- the deIence
Oh cur eoonuy against the base Yankee invadsrs.
streets. IHM ES 'u 11p1W p1 WI
fe ea7-a~~ 'A"hs AkSx.
A TTENTIONi-The su bsc ribers have an.
t1ofiIy to raise q company of LIGHT
I'LL. AAna!AAEhY, to be attached to Major F. J.
noss moasss s,lsa battaiion, to which guns of the
most approved kind have been alreadv pro.
missed. As no more flying artillery compa-
MES Will be received, persons wishing to ioin
ms arm OF the service will do well 70 enroll
tnsir names at once: Recent events clearly
indicate that Virginia will need the strong
arms and brave hearts of all her sons In the
impending struggle. The draft will, within
iew days. compel those to take the field
tnis. ner hour Of peril. Fifty dollars bounty
PAID Immediately on being mustered in.
Apply ut Bayley & Whites OH ae, opposite
the Law Building.
ALEXANDER J. HOLIDAY,
Lieut.. 2Oth Reg Va ois.
s. TAYLOR MARTIN,
WIN. F. q. dARNETT, Jx,
k4yette Artillery.
RICHARD M. BQLLING,
re 2o-6t~ Gooeht6Ad Troop
ADJ'T GEMS OFFICE, VA, !
February Is, 1882.
n ENERAL ORDERS -Men who enlist
" for the volunteer service are required
y 3otn their respective companies immediate.
~. Failing to do SO, they are to be reported
to the officers charged With the enrolment of
the militia, and will be incl uded in the first
draft for service.
Odicsrs who have enrolled, or may enrol
such recruits, will promptly report the fail.
urs to join to the Adtu tant General
Volunteers for COMPANIES now in service.
are requested to report to this Office as speedily
as possible, specifying the company they
wish to join. BY command.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON,
fe 2s-3t Adjutant General.
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&itbmunh 8ispatcb,
FRI IAT MUKMH0.. .TxH. IS n
FROM NORFOLK.

Local Ne~s-Butlcr at Fortress Monroe-
The Gale, &c.
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EOUND-A ledy's BRAOELkT, which
the owner can have BY paying for this
.. A. BALDWIN Il CO., 18th st.
fe 26-3t Between Main and l;ary SITS
0EO REWARD.-Lost, on the 18th in st. !,
dDeJU between X. Adams Bakery ON Main
street, and the stables Of Davis & Hutcheson,
on Franklin street, q Black Morocco POCKET.
BOOK, containing about $500 in notes of the
Confederate States, Farmers Bank Of Wiz.
ginia, and Bank of Virginia, &C.; also, sun.
dry important papers. The above reward
will be paid to the finder II returned to the
Undersigned JOS. J. WHITE,
fe 20-s Al the Capitol.
II OST-OOUPONS.-L In transmission by
IL mail TO Charlottesville, Va, the following
Coupons Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
No 73i to 7se inclusive. 90 each, " $40 90
"a TO 66 =" 20 go. 60 90
$500 90
Interest payable h May and November, at New
York. All persons are Cautioned not to buy or
trade for them, - the same will not be paid.
10 2s-ts O. W. PURCELL T. 90.
r OST-e36 REWARU-Between the First
IL Market and Brooke Avenue,
b L A CK Il A q,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
dslivsry to me, at
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
dc TITS JOHN LINDSEY.
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ID ECE IVEKH SALE OF HUANO.-By de.
IL creo OF the District Court OF the Con-
federate States of America for the Eastern
District of Virginia, / will cell, on MONDAY,
the llth day OF March, 1862. at ~ O'Clock M :,
at the coal-yard and lum Der house OF Messrs.
s. p. HaWes l. Son, ON the south side OF the
dock, about 22b tons Of 0UANO.
TsRNs-Cash. in bankable funds.
THOS T. GILES, Receiver.
JAS. M. TAYLOR T. Son, Aucts. fey
NTOCK OF SADDLES, HARNESS, &C., AT
- AUOTION.-On On FRIDAY the 7th of March,
1862, bsins about 70 close out my stock and bum'
ness, / effsr fur sale good assortment of fine
6ADDLES, BRIDLES. Carriage and Buggy
HARNESS. and a great many other articles In
the Ssddlery line.
At the same time, my unexpired TERN Of
house on 18th street, between Main and Cary
Sala to commence ct IL O'Clock A. n
70 26-7lx JAS. TEMPLEnAN.
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I0HT ARrILLERY The present condi.
i tion Of our country seems 10 us to require
tho services OF all who are capable Of bearing
arms aud In situation to leave home We have
therefore obtained from the Secretary Of War au.
thOrity to raise company of LIGHT ARTILr
LE1Y. and cali upon our fellow Citizens to come
forward and aid "a IN getting Il up.
We want, II possible, 20 raise a company sufi-
cient to man battery of ax guna and think thi.
enterprise Offers ine opportunity to all who wish
to volunteer, and thus saye themselves from .
DRAFT in the Militia.
Gray uniform, Of the Ufenshaw woo!en Com.
pany Goods, will bs furniahsd free, and the boun-
ty ef e5O paid to each msn when tho company is
mustered In.
Rendezvous at the warehouse on the Basin
bank, next door 70 OrenrhAw 4 Co.'s, wnefe one
Of the undersigned may Away. be for,1 and re-
cr,lits maintained free Of all expense.
Tho travelling expenses 1T recruits from the
country to the city Will be paid.
.., . e WILLIAN q. ORENHHAW,
JAMES EyILHTT,
CHARLES l.. HOBs3ON,
fa 19-tA ANDREW JOHNSTON.
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NORFOLK. 2eth February. 1862

(srsoIAL ssPoSDEEcE or TIE plsrArcH
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T lGHT ARTILLERY!!

l6HT ARTILLERY
IL BATTERY SECURED!l !
BOUNTY FIFTY DOLLARS!
The undersigned having secu red a splendid
raise a COMPANY Of Light Artillery, to be
mustered into the service OF the Provisional
Army OF Virginia, for the war. Each man
will be entitled to a bounty Of $50 upon be.
ing Ing! mustered IN: AS an opportuaity & OF en-. en-,
hereafter be of frequent occurrence, those
wishing to join will make application at once
at the rendezvous, northwest corner of Gary
and lttlr streets, where one or more OF the
undersigned can always be seen.
Those having subRttu'es will ser d them In
at once, as the ranks are filling rapidly.
STAPLETON CRUTCHFIELD,
WILLIAM +. TANNER,
CHARLES T.. WURTHAM.
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NOTICE.-As my term OF service will ex.
IN pire on the 2lst Of April, wish to raise
that time, to be mustered into service for the
war, or two years. Those who wish to join, !,
can do so by calling on Capt u. w. SAUE-
DzRs, at the old stand Of George Timberlake
& son, on Brook Avenue.
DAVID b. JONES,
fe 22-lst* Company Of" OF Richmond.
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HEAl,OJJArI It;RS

HEADQU ,TERS,
EvAHsPoRr, Va, February 20 1852 !
CPEClAL ORDER No. 80 All furloughs
y granted to members of Col. Richardson's 3
regiment (47th Virginia) are hereby revoked,
and they are required to join their respective
companies Immediately. Those detailed on
recruiting service are exempt from the above
order.
BY order Of Gen. FRENCH:
+. H. REYNOLDS,
fe 24-1H Assistant Adj I l&anaral
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THINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE AT
l AUCTION.-Intending to close busi-
mess, will sell at auchon, commencing on
TUESDAY. the llth day Of March next, {and
continuing from day to aay) my stock OF
China, Glass and Earthen ware, embracing
decorated Dinner and Tea Sets; q fine assort.
ment OF 9iass and Queensware; Table Cut.
lery; Table and Mantle Ornaments, &C., &c
Until the 11th Of March will sell In the
old customers and the public generally are
invited to come forward and supply their
wants. - 5---
The store will also be for rent after the Goth
Of March. q. B. TAYLOR,
fe 27-.2w III Main street.
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~ Z, = COOK. lHGir.

x ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N AT AUOTION.-On TUESDAY, 4th of
March, will sell alto o'clk, at the residence of
Mr.. j H. Campbell, ,on Path, between Clay and
Leigh sts., his Household and Kitchen Fur
niturs, consisting of sofas, Marble Top Ia
bles, Carpets, Rocking Chairs, Bedsteads,
Mattresses, and the usual variety of Kitchen
Furniture, amongst which Ia a Cooking Stove
in very good order. Sale positive.
TERMs-Cash.
fe ~ E. b. COOK. Auct.
G TOOK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES FAN
- CY ARTlOLES. CHEMICALS, &C., AT
AUOT1Or.-Mf. John w. Rison, who has bean
conducting the business of the late Joseph Laid
ley, having determined 10 again toin the Confed-
crate service, will sell. at shs store of Joseph
Laidiey. deed, on MONDAY, 81 March, com
menclng at 10 o'clock the Who'll. Of the atock Of
Drugs, Medicines, FaoAx Articles, pure syrups,
Surgical InstrunasnA &aSs:cians' Saddle Bags.
pure Flavcrin9 Hx tractA a rare assortment of
Chemicals, &as smbraeins fhs usual variety found
In frstclass Drug estab1lshment
At the same time, all the Fixtures. Show Gases,
&C., being Of the latest style and nearly new.
TERMs.-Cssh.-tf tfe 25f e. B. COOK, Auct. "
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YsTERk RAYS.
>, eopDfN I APPgRsov. Ise'rs.

rpy VALUABLE AND WE'LL LO.
| l r.teh Real Estate, known m the car
| - House." at the corner OF Main and
- streets. for sale at Auction AT the re.
>i"t of ,ne parties in terested, we shall sell
@~.,i'c suction, on the premises, on MON :
X the i0th March, 1852. at4 O'Clock p.
ne valuable property located as above,
80 ss the darlington House, and now
rorIed by Col. W II. Fry. The lot has a
80 Of lsa feet, and depth OF les Ieet, and
~ mon il ths two brick tenements now
~ ss the Arlington House. Each OF these
ssre frished in the most costly and ele.
- ,naunsr with marb. q mantels in all the
ms, except the aarrets,) and mahogany
80 10 the principal stories After the sa Ie
'. he ienen1en is, there will be sold two VA
! al LOTS-one lying east and the other west
, = a said tenements--sach fronting % feet.
eslipg back $50 to An alley Is feet wide -
resss ivo tenements cost originally to build
ssr, IS we are Informed, s4s. 900, ana they
80 Without doubt among the best houses
80. erected In Richmond. Their location,
IA isin most improving part OF the city
fssss-on cash balance at -, Is,
a. months, for negotiable notes. interest
rsrsae half yearly, secured by trust deed
-se isxes and insurance for 1862 TO be paid
- he purchasers
. ' GODDiN l. APPERSON,
Ell Auctioreers.
I~gRY EX0ELLEHT BRICK TENEMENT
l AND VACANT LOTS ON THE SOUTH
s'Dg or BROAD, BETWEEN I4ra AND
ylYo STREETS. FOR SALE AT ARC
TIUs--A; the request Of John II. Tyler, ESQ.
" Ass pureb larger house. we sb all sell at
s,bae saetior, Oh tbs premises, on 4 TUESDAY. the
l. grch. 1862, a'4s o'clock, p. III the mos. excel.
l,ai IAre sto'y nrlek dwelling AID other xppur.
t.fsDsss 10" in his oeeur ancy, located as above
fa. lot hss trops of 80 feet, aud a depth Of loo
M wide siley. The dwelling has ii roc ms,
,,4i suppfed with gas, cold aud hot wster
rslser. sc, and is no. on'y remark ab,v we'll
:a1t bat Is now in the most perfect and com.
gss -rder The Kitchen is three stories high
.s.bg we shall sell the two vac.n, lots to the
I,r ssoh having froAt of 80 feet, an depth
" fse' 70 sa'o aur s. These are mos. beau.i.
cts. Fos'eS-ion Of the property given Is.
,.ss next
IIsks-u[[e fourth cash balance at 6. - and
is'Hs1s. FOR negotiable Eotes. interest added
rsrE by Il trust deed. The taxes and In.
'En1ce for This year 70 be paid by the pur.
.lzr. G0DDiN Il APPERSON,
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ed sialy
I uit ty
he day
offered
been IN
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TAKEN UP by Michael Taylor, on the 22d day o
i November, 1861, = black MULE. three years old
thirteen hands high, ard valued at SIS. Said Taylol
resides in the city Of Memphis.
Taken up by & D.. Mclean, on Che dday Of Decem
Der, lS6li a Brown Horse MULE, two years old, roach
ed name, trimmed tail, branded with p" on the lef
jaw, AID valuei at 500 Said Mclean lives in the 81
Civil District.
taken up By Lemne Farren, on the 18th day Of De
eember 1861. a MOu-e eOiored Mare MULE, thirteen
years old, fourteen and a ha hands high. sids of tb,
mouth cut by bit, ant valued at SO. Said Farren re
sides in the l2ih Civil District.
RALEIGH, January 6, 1862.
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