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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19
AFFAIRS IN THE VALLEY,

We we're In error yesterday In stating that the
eEsuy had probably sssin rsoecu2isd Winchester.
gentleman who LETT there on Monday morning
ssys thxs some excItement existed In the town at
hat tins, resulting from reports that the enemy
were approaching ir considerable force on the
Esraasburs and Pughsown roads, but that the re
por. proved 20 be unfoundsd and our cavalry force
bad returned. On Thursdsy Of isst week some
thirty Ave OF the enemy made g dash upon our
picket post at Darksvills, Berkeley county. and
sasossdsd in capturing thirteen Of our msn. who
were negligent Of thei. duty, and permitted them
slves to be surprised.
From the same source We learn la, . number Of
the karylanders Who have been drafted into the
Lincoln service Deserving and crossing the river
One day last week tan came over 10 gang who
crossed 1t ehepherds.own.
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NIfY OF 1IOHnOND-To WIT AT 1alss
~ hsld IN The Clerks odles Of tAs Court Of H-s.
tnes for The said aty, q 1onday. The 1t ley -
DeeeMees lso5' ,,
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Tns oSjsss Of ii: s.is i 70 70 have diviSsS a
pefsit,oa a the real esaoss q Seausl Hae10uvs.
dss'd, q OAeslseAsld county. VI, sltaAasA 8 ~
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MORE YAuKEH PRISOHERa

On Wednesday LIST the Mayor Uf LynchbuTg n
ssissd q telegram from Gen. Floyd, requesting him
TO provide qusr,ers for some two hundred prison
sEs recently captured by him ct Pihston In Ken.
lucky. aud at other pointa Preparations wore
made tn accordance with the request. but the In.
ssusion 70 send them 70 Lyuehbusg was subse-
anens'y changed and they wsrs stopped st Wyths-
vile, whore they now are
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LOCAL MAXTER6.

CAAd Drocnsd-On Wednesday evening Q
came up town ss far - 18th street. and app lied at
house on that street for lodsingA She had an In.
FAINT child In her arms at the time, and was evi-
IDENTIFY very much under the influence Of liquor.
She was directed to 60 homo; but after starting In
stead of proceeding down Main street, che wander
ed OF towards the Dock, and walking on the edge
she soon lost her balance and herself and the child
fell into the water. The splash made BY the do.
scendiag bodies was heard BY parties at Castle
Thunder, who repaired TO the place and succeeded
in getting both out alive The child, however, soon
died, despite Ill attempts at resuscisaston. The
mother was put In the cage and remained al night
She had not yesterday morning recovered from her
drunkenness Coroner Sanxay, on being informed
Of the aair saw the body Of he child, but did not
deem an inquest necessary.
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~ ARR1sT voR ExT0RTIOs.-JamAs niekman. o:
auassstis, Ala, was asssstsa On ths iOth instant.
~ nsusst q Brig. 0en. Yosrost, - eA4ege a
&sene lssys 70 pafehAse sal4 ~ Eensport = hem
So.snbla. Tsnn.. 70 AlabAms, nes ter SDsellA1yos.
s1! Tor The bsus1t a selAleeS' Aal1lee ooA tAse
Ssaae n n Huntsville sos o7G q Ses6D ~ baEtel
ns aenitted - Gen. Dsts tha& - ~ se0 n lee ~
~ ~ sssea 2 ssA. - 4. ~ segst.alee e g.
~ ossepaaioa q uaeA Alahama seo1lnG . ~
~ aaa 6sSng maay sshw l1eyd 80
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RETURNED PROM yURoPs

II. Hugh L. oallaher, who ls(t here II the latter
pAft Of the past summer fer 1urops. on business
connected With the oopisderacy, has returned snd
arrived st his homo In Al Susta county on Wed ,es
dsy norIing Kr. q. pass.d through New Yoek,
Pti!adaphia, and Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

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snd ought 70 eivs Way 70 yoang@ nsn ct . erisis
When Youthf0l yfgor n 70 NJ needed
PRocKIDlHes IN TIE HKDIRAL coNeRHss
Fha reoc..a,rss ~ N. v.nn.. fon~r... a..
- ,".,- :. ,N.-N.s
niSn'y INTERESTING. a tssoaeAon was inhsoouoeo
In the Senate ON Tuesday, By Mr.. Saulsoury. Of
DALAI ware csllios On the Seoretarv OF War for IN
s.....,.. .. ~. - ,r,,.,..,r,.,.
'...-~'D.. =. ~ 1892
OF swo causens OF Deta"af&
1r. 3orfal OF Maine. opposed the intro4uetion
OF the resolution q length which, pretending to b
one o. ample inquiry was mere now . c1arge
eea" sce 0ovesnMsat .S sn Incse.@ens q sae xsss,
:,, @ sass se ~ ~ a.sss wo1S - nos so' ,a
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to Ina rebel symv And vet the rentIeman ftom
Xeutuckv (Mr. Powsll) s:ked ocmmisserstion Tor
theae mem and had denonnced the Governrnent
from the beginning, as aid IN COLLEAGUE. Breckio.
ridee. Who had followed the locicaI result of his
reSsonins. and now commsnded rebel bripads.-
NM reSSrd 10 the Ransfor r.ioic,ns over the late
Dsmoarsfia election victoriea he vsould cav Tint
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,.v M0sNIN0. 0...............D0Q 10, le0a



ush,s anxiety wAiaA s1ssssesa tAe battle
s...,aay laat has greatly sabstasd, ana dep
of sratiAeaska - Ne sloeiom Sssls b
--hsrs fsn TIE nassaf which nase iatssesss
...,,,e mind scw. h The wAaesaAoats a the
p.A,..d Yaakss hcsss. When MsClsllan W.
.'.,ss and rssrsstsd non below RisAmsaA, II
.,oo Known thss he wss skslkiae q HaSi.
I..nd,ns whsrs b haA ths prstsssion of his
~.,o.,s; but 20 myttsrioos Aas sssa ~ rstssas
~. ,.scubtsbls Busnside. that his snAdso dis.
@.-.ncs from cor front haa created general
F.ux "a know where hs win next tafn mp.
.n. ,.us,,s from he late scs1s Of aesiou yes
-, vsrs sem.wh contradictory. By some
-. /, Vas represented that everything wa
,.,., whilst osa1Es state that the enemy had n.
S..a IN the Northern ade Of the Rappahan.
., ,na tbs. during the mining there was
..,,v br..l infantry firing between the pisksts ef
a. swo srr.esL
cAsuALTfRA
-. .f cs,sa,.i.s n IL l3sA rkeisis y.fasav,
~ ~ ,s,A 1877, n Ssn,s sssr xselrteksswS
n,A ira Brock man, eyes shot out.
ooE-Jaan L Freeman. KILLED Wounded Ph
x.s.sy, ~ hesd. slisht Al Dalin. saisht \ W Twss.
j.. sra, y. rrsO! a;sS'' nsss Y ssds ...,...
% g. ounoSo' -~o~ s~~s WI =
snss'nxW ni sssMWou n Ssd " v P..sas, leg. severe:
,srp ssppsr, finger VIM Carpenter. slisht.
e. n Wounded: Martin Smith. arm slishs; W.
psmbes.nn arm. fesh; Philip Redd leg amputaaed;
In Nc eAurrain, leg, sigtt
"a r-Kiled: VIM Thomrson- Wounded. Sgt
y W,Ihoit naser: Petit finger.
70 oH-Wounded: 6ergt Aatunely, nose; Doc
-, aslsy, shoulder; n r xsstox, hand; sessr g
" Mcdaniel. leg. slight
n I-Wourded: Rd Robertson, thumb; Joseph
SlAsoa shou der.
n K-Wounded: Mitchell Polling sliskt; B 7
nsoney. finger; ? w shsetx, hand, sligai; II Rid.
sk acke
I.s Of Wssads4 in sAs lss Rse'f ra rob, on tie
it:a isaoaI before FSsdrieAsSsyE:
O,C. tkon,gomery 0uardt- Corp1 John Mofiar-
- prississ Willis Clarke and Daniel Sullivan.
20 p-Privsie farewell Norton.
% 0-Sergt Vim 81 Dean, privates Juo Hprsg.
a,s sud - Wood.
Oc I-Prvats VIM b IIrsccmb.
Lp, Of Killed OsA Hessded in tAs Rocibrid1s
.,aarry.-Kill,d: Lieat b McCorkie, of kock-
h,dss; Randolph Fxirfsx, Alexandra; Jno Resrd,
J,s Agne., John Fuller, Rockbrides Wounded !:
wn @ Montgomery, mortal, Roekbtidgs; Robert
Frazer In leg and arm, orange Arthur Robinsou,
above the knee, moi danger us Baltim ore jose ph
n.Alpln. foo: ampu,ated, kockbiicge 3 8 Alex.
ands arm smputated Aoorneld; Dan. RAIDER.
slightly, RccA bridge; JOS Shaver, slighly. Rock.
bridge; Dixon. slightly. Kockbridge; M Paine.
sirH,.y, Miss; Jas A Ferd, slightly, Rockbridge;
Vim Carson, 10 face ard arm, Rookbridss.
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4 GOOD NoYI.

Tss ssastsry Of W1 has dropped Avs o6aesss
belonging 70 the 57th North 0a,oIiaa regiment. Sor
'pfoioossd and unnssessAry sbseoss hom duty"
and tAsy ere oedsssd TO report - eonseripts This
a sxssalsnt beginning 70 rule wAish, u sanssd
oet vii soon thin The stsssts u their tinssllsl
peomenndars
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OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE.
From Western Virginia.


For the last four CT hve days the weather has
been hne and the men have taken advantage of
them to construct comfortable winter quarters.
Our new Genera! (Jonss) has reached camp and
assumed the duties and responsibilities Of bis now
position. An officer from this command. who was
at the Naxrows when he arrived, and had an intro
duetion, was very favoratly impressed by his
aneuity Of manner and soldier Ike bearing.
The counties adjacent seem to have awakened
to the importance of providing for their soldiers
and eontributions,of clothing are already en- route
for camp. Grsenbrier, Allegheny. and Botetourt
are doing their duty In this particular. Tho Pres.
byteran congregation at Lewisburs. BY = unani.
NOUS VOTE donated their Church osrpeting for blan
kets for tho company In thls regiment from Fayette
county. This company u composed Of rsfusees.-
Whit we most need now are sAoss; and am sorry
to say the prospect that will set them In season
d NOS hatteFins - the friend OF the destitute.
yet patient and herois soldier, might wish.
discover no tendency to despondency In this
department. Of the army. The mon are g. cheerful
a. when they hrst entered the service, and NO one
ever dreams Of giving up, except With his life.
The health Of the camp IL pretty good. though
We have cases Ct pneumonia aad camp fever.
A REBEL.
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ds is Jas 4. TAYLOR = soM. Asssta
HANDSOME COTTAGE R1smlu0D q


4 N HLEGAuT ASSORTW1HT OF oluoLD
IA BARRlL SHOT GUNS AT AUOTl0l.-
On IONDAY, The sd instant, wi!l se0 . ~
store st 10 o'elock, By authoeity Of ~ OeananGo
Deportment Of the State ol vkginla, about
l6o single barrel SHOT 0UN9
Some Of them are q exoellsot QuAlily, . WAleA
The attsotioa Of portsmsa an1 othsee = pest3sa1ar
II invited. f0e le1 y. .. COOK, Ana
IA RIAoD AND A PAIR or u0A00 At
AUCTION -On 0ATU1DAY, 10lh q Oees0b9;
O the HarD Lot O Ron seFes&. WM Gou . %
O'Clock Q laege Gse eity-uno1e family 0as1loOA -
suneeioe woekmanship enA bet littls 1eo1.
A palf a large ass Oariaeo 1s9saa
-AI90-
A Carriage, suitable fos haek.
all AD. 000E. Ans9
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CHARLEsroN, Dec. ia dipatsh hon Oolum.
bis to-day, announces that On The third balIos Cen
1illsdss L Boaham Wa slssesl aov~noe eg oeuth
Carolias for the ensuing term.
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Dembardmens Of Port Royal.-Anether Bar
barlSy u The War.
PORr ROYAL, Caroline county, Va,(

barisy u The War.
FORr ROYAL, Caroline county, Va,
Our hitherto quiet and pleasant village can now
Of The present war. Although four steam gun.
boats had been lying opposite us for several dayy,
and the banks on tho opposite shore we're bristiing
with cannon, yet We felt no alarm. Neither the
military nor tho citizens had done anything to
draw down the thundsrs of Yankee vengeance
upon us On fhursday evening, the 4th inst,
while quietly partakiag Of eur dinner, We heard
the booming Of cannon pleoed By Gen: Hill On IN
rushed out ON the rivers bank to witness the engage
mont TWO Of the gunhoats soen returned the fire,
and then fred . broadside Of grapesh0t and IL
inch shells directly into the town-at the same
upon ua The scans exhibited In eur streets was
now Wild end fearful Women and children could
be sesn flying n ths utmost terror to seek refuge
behind tbs hills that lls baek Of the town.
ine through ths Streets crash followed crssh, and
explosion explosion, until Is seemed ~ II We al
would b buried beneath the ruin. Of our housea -
The gunboats continued steaming up and down
and now at the baatssy below ua while the batts.
ries Aeross the river kept up constant dIs upon
our devoted .place. At last the shades Of night
closed around us and ~ gunboats after giving ~
Z. parting beoadclds. steamed down The river 70 .
plaee Of safety. No ousssgs committed during the
war has been more basbarous and more cowafdly
than The bombardmsnt Of Port R.yal. 1hs enemy
we'll knew that tAs plaee was Inhabited chiefly By
woassn and shildraA 3hsy could 80 them walk
10 ons imagined thst tAsrs was the lsAst danger -
In . momsat, - su111nly % the lightning's AAah,
ths nasAsngsrs Of dsaaA wGs dying In every diree.
ton, and 0ur deGtyuselen But tie
hand Of Providenee Mae azesehsd ovee us-.ot enc
Of cur dtissns was klls1 o. injured 8oms Of them
dod 70 the hills anA ~ remalndse took rofaso In
tAA bassmants of thsle houssa Those that 70
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0ensSal Cobb'o Remains.
AUGUSTA, Dsa l7.-fhs remains Of Gen. T. 3.
Z Cobb reached hare to.day. ThsPs was . large
sseost Of citiseus and soldisry.
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MOBILE, Dec. ia special Dispatch to the I'd.
srttssv snI R4ststw, nom viekaburg. yesterday,
says: 1.-TWO Of tbs snsmy's gunboats went up ths
river yesterday, and smother left this morning. On
Friday . Federal ram gunboat Wa destroyed In
Yasoo river by one Of our tospsdoes. On The 9Th
inst the FEDERAL transport Lake City was captured
ct OarsonS Landing, on the AlssissippL BY Bow
erss osvsrs, with e75 600 In eash and Aas lot Of
provisions. clothing, cscn
(sEOOED DIsPATcH.l
M0BILR Dec 1.-THE Tttbvse, Of this city,
learns, fro Officers Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road, that between Tupslo and 0kolons the train
wAs Ared into On Monday evening by Yankees,
bat nobody hurt. The train proceeded on to 0ko-
Iona, when the latter plass was iramediatsly svss
uatsd, and everything removed 20 Egypt.
Saltills was taken Monday morning. and foato-
TIE, below there, at II o'clock, BY $500 Abolition
lists, WHO are mid to b making raid through that
county.
Shannon Wa attacked q two o'clock The same
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E1r9saE of Das60.-The Council at IT, last
meeting passed resolution directing the city Yn.
sneer to have both sides Of the canal ct the spot
where The Oh street bridge esoases II fenced In with
. substantial railing, % - to prevent the unwafy
from walking into the canal and finding Q Watsry
grave, - several have done. The work has been
finished. and now with the light AFFORDED By the
street lamp near BY, which was ordered TO s. liz
up every night regardless Of ths moon, I'll danger b
avoided.
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Arrival ef Q Steamer ~ q Cen1edeYAte Pert
with Q Large and valuable CaYse.
CHARLESTON. Dec. IA large steamsr has
reached . CUufsdsrass port with ten thousand
hlanksss, . quantity Of iron alahs for gunboat
plating, and valuable assorted eazgs partially o.
Government account
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X7BRY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY Afx3A0.
" TIVE uNnn1ovHD RIAL 1o1A1D. .
the South side u Broad seEoot, ne0ay eDDeoote
the Mooumsntal Church, EO1 oALD Al AUo
T10H.-Wnl b cold at saetioa, On ~ pgsoA
oa Tu1oDAY, the l0sh u Dseenbee, ~ 6 u
o'clock 4 T., The large LaAb@.YMa lssa1s1 .
aeovs, now in TIE oesepaaey e u: Js1a - ~.
90 lseA, epd runs bask 100 lbsG u
Also Lot in reef Of tAs aloye. an1 ~ alDoonp
ine tsnemsotg On the South, " test by 10 Issk
The fosegoins rsal es1Ato u lastly ssDarasA .
v~y valuable, aad aAoulA attssss ~ a6asnaiso q
capatalists and othsGs
The property win - sold . q sa1GUey, - =
viAsd into sspsHate parcels Of sultabls - 80
b deemed best at tAe hour of salA
TIRA3.-Onethird ea1h; balnneo q - -
months, foe negotiable notes, intsgsA o16oA q.
eursd BY truge Esd; q I'll easA q ~ eD1lso q
The purchagerA 0ODDM Z AHH1Ho0u,
0eo AuGt1onoolR
POsfPONDM1NT.-In sonssqasoeo al o. O.
avoidable absence q Tie owner, ~ abovo ~
Waa postponed 70 FRIDAY, Ne 0osA Deeo0Dee,
loo0, at - O'Clock Il
10 II 0ODDIN AxP1OSOu. Auean
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Lator nosa NosuaR.

OHAALEsr0N, Dec. H.-Qaaoau dates 20 the 18th
inst. have been received. The 0s~61ss announess
the esptuEs. By the Yankee gunboss Tiosa, Of The
schooner AoasusA She was captured within .
mile Of the shore. and was sent 70 Ksy West. The
0ovsrnor denouness The capture ~ IN outrage h
Britihh Wetaru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

Capt L p. KiHH.-Ths remains Of this gallant
Georgian, son of Hon T. Butler King, who was
slain In the fight near Iredercksburg on Saturday,
arrived In this city yssterday and under escort Of
the Preaident's Guard. were taken to the Danvillo
depot from whence they viii be transported 70 the
late homo Of the dsceased, Ia Geoi glA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

Prtsoasys from tls Nsa1ieksbxr9 Battls There
wers in the libby Pr1son yesterday ons thousand
and fty Abolition prisoners Of war, and moro were
momentarily expected there. Among thoss who
arrived by the Central cars ON Wednesday eve
ming were the following officers Viz: q Eddy, lst
Lieut. and Aid de Camp to Gen Hooker; Capt @ =
Rudgers, co f, l05th N Z; Lieut. D jenkins, 2d
Lieut. 90 q, 1st Pa; Ospt " DIVISION. co A. 9th Pa;
Capt Mover, co @, 10th Pa; lst Lieut. John Dc
0ratb, co q, l05th Y; I'd Lieut. VIM Burges, 90
O, lc5th r; Lieut. John Weire. co A, 1921 Pa;
Lieut. Willoughby, 90 g. 5sh Pa; Lieut. A II
Gilkey, 90 T. 10th Pa Lieut. Il Howe, co I, 10th
Fa. The following wounded Abolition Off
GERS were brought down on the Fredsrioks.
burg road and oanisd to the Libby Prison
Hospital, viz: Captains John Aver, co 81, 10th
Me- VIM Bryan, CO 3, Sd Pa; 4 Bowlar. 90 b. 5th
Pa Major Frank Zontmeyer, 6th Pa; Captain D
schAfis, 90 D. 5th Pc; T kc1ur:re. kdyt 18th Pa.
All Of the Pennsylvsnia troops captured BY our
men belong TO what they cali the Reserves" .
choice body Of troops. There are two hundred
wounded Yankees In the Libby Prison Hospital,
most Of them being badly wounded In every CON:
ceivabls par. Of the body. Among the number 10
one who had both of bis eyes shot out Our Sur.
seons were busy yesterday In mlnistsring TO their
necessities The Libby Prison having its full com.
plement Of Hessiaus, proviEon Wa being made yes.
tesdsy for the accommodation Of these still ex.
pected. in other quarters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

: Horse SsesliaE.-Two men, named Nike aweeuy
and Isaac Michaels, were arrested and caeod yes.
terday By the city police, for stealing horse Of tho
value Of GOO, belonging to the Rodgers eavalry.-
Within few nights pest not len than twenty-five
horses have been carried away from this company,
pesred at the same tima
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

Arytosl Of Rossded-At late hour on Wsdnes.
day night an ambulance train arrived at the Fred
ericksburg depot, bringing two hundred wounded
men. seventy I've Of whom were Abolition soldiers.
Yesterday gil the available carriages and other
spring vehicles were ordered to rendezvous .. the
dspot 70 take of additional wounded expected BY a
train at that hsur 1t was hoped thai al wound.
ed would be brought down yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-19

A VERY DBolRADLD H1Ax1D DWDIL-
IA ING, ea The Hast sids q lst bssWesa DROo1
and 1arshall streets, AZ AUCTION I'VE win ~
upon the prsmisss, a W1DN000AY, ~ -
day Of Dsssmbef, eommeae1ng q o'e1oeh p T.,
worry dsarebls namsd dwSaas. lesess1 . .
II contains eight lsse Rooms twostosy AlsAn.
In which b large bakeovsa. usvsa uss3 0 Wofl q
exoellsat water. hydfAnt 70 Ths ygepsgty =
now recting 20 good tenant ct 0too Per mnnn,
psyable nea:aly n lss fronts u asss - sss
TIRW -Ons.third cash, (oe ths wAols Y pss.
prslsrrsdD y ths balance q four - eloAt nnetAaL
foe negotiable notes. with interest aAdsA 0A ..
Dc is JAa e. 1AYLo1 Z sox. A.sss.
CxALL STEAMBOAT At AUuTloM.Wsw wln
~ sel et publle auction, at u o'G1oek Z TUlD.
DAY nsxt, the 23d instant. at the Deck q I'm
stross, . small stsamsR. bs1ongng - ~ dtY g
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yidth Of beam. and has n hsr q sxssussa 0SAs
IT 30horse powee.
TERMs-Oash.
d 10 JAs 4. fAYL01 son. Assssa
A HANDSOME COTTAGE R1sDlH0D o.
~ Mount Pleasant, opposite . 1oakseoA AZ
AUOTI0u.-We viii ss0 upoa tAs pss0h -
fUEeDAY, the 03d day Of Deosmhee, oe0ms06nn9
e o'clock p. II The O0TTA01 110DDU01
on Mount Pleasant In rear Of the Oty 0ag WWAa,
and now IN the occupancy o( Mr. T. OoaaA. u
eontalns seven comfortable rooms. With kiAeAao,
and all necessary outbuildings-ail h seed oede.
The lot fronts % feet, and runs haek rs fest n
premises ere we'll locates, end command VloW e
James river and suEroundng country. 1Aoso =
also attached garden, with avaEiety a 6u1 No0.
TIRMA-0nethkd cash; tAs ballass q -
months, for nsgoaabis notes. inssssA saAsA -
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