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CONGRESSIONAL.
Passage Of the bill G5oEsllag S'avery IN he
Disfr7c; of Columbia.

Yesterday was a noticeable day IN Con
gress. In the Senate Mr.. Wilson of Mass,
according to notice given the day before, in
trlduced bill for the amendment of the iu-
gltiye slave act, 60 called, Of 1850. II pro
poses to provide Tor a trial by jury in eases
that may arise under that act, and IN sundry
other ways to remove the most obvious and
unjust features of that infamous act. The
bill for removing all disabilities on account
OF color, in persons carrying the mails, was
passed, 24 ayes to IL nays.
la the House rather short work was made
with the bill to abolish slavery IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia. When the bill came up,
Mr.. Stevens Of Pa, moved that the debate
on the bill should close within one hoJr at
ter it was taken up in Com. OF the Whole.
This pror siuon was voted down. The
House then went into Com. OF the Whole on
the bill.
Messrs. Nixon of New Jersey, ami Bins
ham Of Ohio, spoke in favor Of 1t, and Mr.
Crittenden Of Ky, against it, Various
amendments were offered and rciectei.-
Mcssrs. Wicklife and Alenzies Of Ky, offer
Ell substitutes for the bill. The committee
then rose and the bill was reported to the
House precisely as it came from the Senate.
Mr.. Stevens of Pa, moved the previous
question, which was seconded. The biz was
passed-93 against 81. There is no reason
to doub: its approval by the President.
The weather continues remarkably cold
for this season Of the year. and the snow dis
appears but slowly. We heas Of excellent
sleighius IN many places, anu the iee is till
firm on tie Lake, and the crossing as good
as It has been any time this winte.. The
sun issrowiog hotter, however, and south
wind would rapidly take Of the saow, for
there Seems to be but very litde fros; in the
ground.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

The communication of "Tax-payer'' is
deserving of notice not only by the Listers,
but by taxpayers, generally. We hope the
Listers will do their duty faithfully and fear
lessly. They will te sure to be sustained by
the people in 50 ding. II any one grumbles
at being obliged to make under oath, dis
closures proper to enable the listers to make
up the list as it shoulI be, it may be put
down as pretty sure sign that he wishes to
escape from his just obligations as I member
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P E 7 r Y .
'.SUt H."

SAW
such ribbons such roses, such ringlets Of hair;
Such feathers and f unces go white d 20 fair;
such rosy-hued chteks, such teeth and such ewes
such srowy-Shite neck, Of such delicate size;
Sach bit Of a waist, such love Of a hand;
such foot, such sncle, such an air Of grace and
Such '' a fine figure Of a woman."
As SHE SAW IT.
-uch a fair, manly brow, such a modest NOUS
tache;
ruca sweet winning way no sWagser or dash ;
such loye-lig ghted eyes, such an squiline nose;
such d neck, such neek-tie; such nice fitting
clothes;
Such an air ali 81 ease, such a model Of grace;
such torn, such figure such beautiful face;
-uch a gem Of the species human.
As SOMEBODY Else SAW IT.
such a sweil Of a chap, such gay faunting belle;
such brains, bu, more hair, no wisdom TO SELL
such mar-sIshtod eyeglasses, astride such nose
Shch earnest desire Tor the largest Of shows"
such motions. such gestures, SO vulgar and rude;
such p1mpous youns suipe, such mincng
young pTude;
50 queer Is the human vision.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

CAPT. J 7. DREw.-We have received a
letter from Col. " oodruf OF the q Ken
tucky Regiment, dated Washington, April
:, in which he speaks Of having pared with
Capt. Drew. at Richmond, Va, on the 9TH
inst, where he had been for over five weeks,
having been ordered on there with others by
the Rebe. authorities for an exchange
which was unfortunately broken off. Col
Woodruff had been confined with Capt.
Drew ever since their capture at Bull Run
Battle. CaIt. Drew vas well when he left
him. Col. Woodruff expresses 4 strong in
ter,st IN him and a determination TO do all
in his power to effect his release. We notice
that Col. Woodruff also brought lettels iron
CI Co1cJran Of Y. Y, of whom nothing
had beea heard since tn cxchange was
treacherously broken of by the rebel author
ities after they had received from General
Burnside about 900 Of their owR men re-
leased by him on parole for exchange.
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LATER ACCOUNTS.
CAIRO, April 10.

NAlhOi ApIu ~.
An arrival from Pittsburg Landing says
that the rebels, IN making the first attack
on Sunday morning, carried the Stars and
Stripes, and wore the federal uniform.
Gen. Prentiss' battery, consisting of the
6lst Illinois, 18th Wisconsin, 24th Indiana,
and list Ohio, were attacked while eating
their breakfast by what seemed to be the en-
tire rebel force. Gen. Prentiss had no artil-
lery, and his brigade was cut to pieces and
forced to retire.
Prentiss and many of his men were taken
prisoners. At II O'Clock the entire line was
engaged, but in full retreat. At O'Clock
the enemy had taken Swartz's battery of SIX
gus, and Warehouses; battery, also two
Ohio batteries, names not known. Thou
sands OF our soldiers who had taken refuge
under the bank Of the river, utterly refused
to fight. and in fact they could not, as off :
GERS and men were mixed IN lnextricable con-
fusion.
The army at this time seemed to be utter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

The OFFICIAL CANVASS Of yOies for COuueil
OF Censors, in this County. shows that 500
the 10Th cf March. \ few scattering votes
were cast, but there vas ID opposition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

The Tax bin, after the adoption of sundry
amendments, passed the House, on the Sth,
by a vote Of l2j yeas to l3 nays. 1t is now
70 be acted on in the Senate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

of society. enjoying the benefit of good gov
ernment while he is unwilling to do his share
to bear the expense oft.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

The House resumed consideration Of the
amendment 10 the tax bill.
Va.ious amendments were adopted, ard the tax
bill passed, l p against -.
Mr.. Morrill, (Vt.) introduced bill to punish
and prevent polygamy.
Adjourned.
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FA-T Day was observed as usual in Bur-
llngton most oi the stores were closed and
but little business done. The attendance
upon services WAS good. We should be glad
to give sketches Of tire diseourses preached
The lltb, but have not the space to-day.
There was little ball-plaYing, the snow On
the ground preventing, and not as much rid
ing about as usual, and the streets lenerally
were very quiet.
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Ube9tee 41teaa
BURLINGTON n;

FRIDAY moRN1NG. APRIL Is. 1862
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ssTNl.sTs sUTl<a.s.

flJE.-The subscriber mas re-
G~-F moved his business Formerly carried on
iii the store OF The corner OF l2td dnu IL ain
streets. 10 The rear part Of the Same building,
81 TanCe on l2th street, Wte.e he Will be
n&Epy 10 -. has trends and Old customers !;
aAsO al Who wish TO have any FaleiiUk
ou.e. HisStoek of PAPER HAN GlNGS Is
st.ll large, aad Ac is selling at about the cid
prices Wal a. WALTZ hS.
H., ip-3t
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MILITARY NOTICES.

AD5 ! hnD lNSP'R GEMS OFFICE.
rhr.Ta hiioahosD. Jan. q, 1854.
~
VII, Lieutenant. Colonel cuop.v NJ
Assistant ID jutant q enerai il assiana -,
~ In the sdlutant Inspector }enara,p " a ~.
flee, aud VAL LAKE charge of the GeusraI ~
cruitins Service Of tha Army Eli 800, me
nicaticAs per tAihing 10 the recruits, o s.r,,
VIII ne marked, on the upper right hsnd ~ -
OF The "ns"ioies watch cover them :. Re.
crusiing .,e vice " ~
By command Of the Secretary OF War
JND. WiTHERS
Ja 28zw Assistant Acjn,ans ienrrsl
Hugs. UItitAANaL DEPT Or Va.,i
bifhS JsD, jsssssyy II, iess2 1
4 saere So Sst 4 large pualbsr of FLINT
n LaaK MUsKETS dis fiDGied over Thu,
Stats. III s1 La.ins theia, ia large or small NUN.
beers. ars ~ !n urgently requested TO sspd them
Ia. ~ ar ADDf.Esa ,hat they may be altered and
sut in good o.der. resdy fer The OF the troops
I.,at viii ;Aks tbs field aext spring. Each mu.ket
Is u ssesf value, none DO bought. or made,
81 Ii. etsts CHAH. DIEKUCK,
- lt~ka Gu. Vi Ordnance Of Va.
~ cssy ssSs:s copy Ia.
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HLADQ UAhTEILS,
STAUHr0H. "a, Feb. 3, 1892. !

cIACETO6, "a, keO. ?, 1852.
ST. LARGE n AlBER OF THE MEN,
- BER5 OF COMPANY X, Capt W. Is.
BRrOE, 2oth Virginia Regiment, have con-
tiaued iur n loDg time TO absent themse yes
from their Company without leave. sub
JOIN a list OF these nbsen tees, and hereby give
tbeIp notice that unless they report 70 me in
Stadnton, Va. On or before the Goth inst,
they will ne treated GAd proceeded against
1t deserters. the following is the list OF
aasen ices.
Sergt Wm l.. Moore, CorpI w. A. Black
veil, Corp'i Lewis g. kagiand, privates
samuel AdkirS, James T.. Blackwell, Joel
tlamhs, Vim th8 pman, VIM q Chappeile
Hauaiet /. CLARK, james Goats, JAS Har-
xow. John Lloyd. Robert Mckinny. Mark A
Mum castle, LemGel SatieIfield, VIM. Ste
pnens, Peyton Taylor, James NJ. IeYrill,
TlomAs Warren, Richard L. wilkins, and
John hi .cGeii.
For the apprehension and delivery to the
Commanding Officer a Richmond Of such Of
the above parties ss shall remain AT large
after the 2c-h day OF February, 1862, here.
~ offer reward OF $50 each
Ihese parties 1--we in the county of Halifax
Va.
by order of the Secretary of War
II. NJ BELL,
iee-lw Capt. Commanding Post
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nlBS co-partnerahip OF
IL WATKINS e. FICKLEN expires this day
by Limitation. Either Of the subscribers may use
the name Of the firm In liquidation. Cur books
and accounts will be found In our office, on the
second floor Of our late storehouse, l59 Main st.,
where al persons Indebted to us will please cali
and make immediate payment; and those having
elaine against u viii present them there for setue
ment. j. b. WATKINS
JAS. B. FICKLEN.
Richmond. Jan I, 1868. ia 2-lm
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T1I0nN5ND GLUE AND Oh. WORKS

~ .o,esru n now manufacturing . So
Ano 80. ri MACHINE OIL, which Ia benz
p.,sn.iysly used by railroads. mae ine shopA $40
- .rrssctories Ia the state. and which Is wasAH'
"asn -"rL we'll on any kind Of msehinsry no.
TSsy Also make pure article OF NSAi''
FOOT OIL aprASE,
...snis for railroad cara, wagons, &c oaSs
msstsns ,aIlroads, &C.. can BE- supohsd In MY
quantity ,.,.a "a all or.
Ia. g,r sifths different kinds OF aLun. . of
TAs OIL sau h~ had II retail o. S1s ua vain
Mr.. o, II. LAsaLxY, is:a street. os."s'. aSrea
ana Ssfx IS11 - HENY J. HAI0NE.
vf.s.s Manufactures.
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DELINQUENT TAX List or THE CITY or RICl1MOrD
A AMI PARTS OF LOTS RusMaND,
VIII T. in front
wiht twenty o add cha /
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DISsO1UTION1, Sc.

THE COMPREHENSIVE Off. V. SUND
BERG & GO was dissolved on the "a
day of december last, by mutual consent
The books OF the concern will be closed by
CHARLES LUNDIN, the remaining part
ner. All indebted to the firM viii please
call aud settle their accounts.
Eaviex purchased the entire in terest OF
MI. J. v SUNDBERG, in the firm Of ) Y.
SUNUEER0 4 CO., would respec, fully
solicit continuance of the custom bestowed
on the 10 To firm. hoping, by strict attention
'''''" 'S~' " CbARLES LUNDIN.
In Withdrawing from the firm of J. Y.
SUNnUERG e. 90, return my thanks TO
my frien ds and customers fortheir patronage
during the last six years, and take pleasure
In recommending my late partner, Mi.
CHARLES LUNpfN, who will continue
the LtUKIN9- GLASS and = To 7 U X f
fe s-sw. J. V SUNUREKG.
VO-PARTNER SHIP NOTICk.
~ have this day associate with as Mr.. Pc
TER SPILMAN, as a partner in our bust
ness. The style Of the firm. from this day,
viii be BEERS, POINDEXTER s 90.
All persons indebted to the old firm viii
please call and settle their accounts AS early
as possible. BEERS & POlNDEXTER.
Richmond. january /, 1861.
ia 4-3taw4w
HISSOLUTION< 1.-THE firm of WUMBLE
T. CLAIBORNE is this day dissolved
By mutual consent. Either party will sign
the name OF the firm in liQuida ton.
JNU. +. WOMBLE,
JNO. H. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond, February l, 1862.
CARD.-The undersigned will continue
the COMMISSION BUSlN ESS at the stand
recently occupied by Womble 4 Claiborne,
No. IL Pearl street.
feI-d2w JNO T.. WOMBLE.
rU.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Dir.
~ Root. WEEDEEBURa having purchased
on the LIST inst. an interest in my business,
the style Of the firm will In future be
ALBERT LYBRUCK l. co.
Thankful for past fayors, beg for con.
tnuance Of the same for the new firm.
| embrace this opportunity to ask those OF my
customers who have not settled their last
years account to make prompt payment to
Mr. WRyDEIBURd; and those having claims
| against me Will please present them for pay.
ment. ALBERT LUBBOCK.
RICHMOND. January 8, 1882 ia linn
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The CO. partnership of
IL VANLEW, TAYLOR l. 90. Is this day
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest Of O. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN
LEW, will hereafter conduct the business in his
own name.
All persons indebted to the old concern, will
please call and settle with the undersigned.
JOHN n. VAN.LEW.
january I, 1861 ia 2-ts
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dor SALE-A very valuable ESTATE, well
II suited for a WOODEN mandatory ons mile
from Abingdon depot, containing leo acres Of well
improved I,ani line Orchard, No. Brick House
and Kiiel,'u, -csa Barn, and abundance OF out
houses, igs o of them good dwelling,
The Factory ~ OF stone, 90 by 80, with stone
dam.
A Woolcsrding eustom worth $500 (hve hun
ared) per snnuIu.
Also. one Oil MIL with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (Abipgdon.) THOS. P CLARP.
Chr; titan Nhsaru sr q. c.,nU j.s5-lmt
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HOB KENT-Two large
e WAREHOUSES.
Fronting on Cary and DOCK streets, between,
18th and Goth. Apply to
la Sow GEO. s PALMER
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A GOOD EQUATION FOR A MkDlOAI.

A GOOD EQUATION FOR A MEDICAL,
n MAN.-The subscriber would sell the
place he 1T present resides on, situated imms.
diately on the Glover Hill Railroad, Ia Chss-
terfte'd county, 90 miles from kchm ond aud
Petersburg, to any respectable physician.
The farm contains two hundred acres. more
Or less; neat two-stOry dwelling. house, To-
Gently built, end painted, containing five
rooms, Il good sized store-rooln, closets, 6c.,
all the necessary ont houses, with an ice
house. There is n fine parcel OF cord wood
Immediately on the railroad, for which there
is Ii ready market. This Is Il most excellent
stand for medical man OF energy and capa.
city, having been so regarded for the last a.
years. Any one desiring to purchase would
do we'll to let me hear from them IT once
when will give any detail particulars thai
may be required. For the present, cen be
seen at l. II. Wakes store, on Main street
or address J. WISTAR Wake, MD,
Wintsrpock p. o., Chesterfield Co., Va
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EUR SALE That beautifully located RESI-.
DENCE on Fourth str ct, CANDLES HILL
directly opposite Pratt's Cottage eouts inIrg s.x
rooms For small sized family. no more eesirs
BILE location C an be found In this city Inquire OF
Asa Snyder, At Richmond Stove Works
70 -
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DUNAWAY IN JAI Two committed to
h the Jail OF Henrico county, on the I'D of NJ
Vember, 1861, az 6 runaway, Negro Man, who
calls himself JOHN, and says he :s the property
OF Mrs. Mary scott, OF Aibemsrie county, Va -
Said negro Ii about 25 Yeas old, feet 10 inches
high, yellow complexion, End bad on when co u.
mitted a light winter suit Of homsJpun clothes.
The owner OF said negro is requested to II,e
forward, prove property, pay chages end take
him away, or hs viii be dealt With As The law oi-
reefs. GEO. D. PLEASAETS, .. II . u
{a1-ta
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E,OK RENT-A LODGING ROOM. viii
H. 2 very nice porch In front; also. 3
BASEMENT, with kitchen, neg, door 10
Schad's Hotel, on Broad. between gth Ana
TIN streets, suitable for any sort Of business
Apply 10 JIHN DOEa
Corner 9th and Broad streets. or at nj.
mousse, on Broad, between 5th nnd sta A..
fe ll-UsN 'e.
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v0NFEDERbTE MILLS, /

UONFEDERkTE MILLS,
Office ~ 0ssrl strset
r Am NOW PREPARED to furniah .s1oufsd..
i MiAs FRESH GROUND dOFfEE, q ex.
csiieas substitute for the pure article. Il "a put
up in pound papers, nsstly labelled, and
80 csn,s, subject 10 discount 10 The trade.
q. W. ROBiNaON.
10 l3-lms Agent for the Manufacturers
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ha-1m. Or lodged In some conven.e. Jai

NOTICE Was committed to the Jail 81 Bed
~ ford county On the Sd of December. sol. a
Negro Nan, who Gala himself ISAAC KEY,
and says he 10 the property of Daniel E nut, o:
Richmond, Va. Said negro is o. ginge-. bread
color, about 23 years old feet high, with good
sat Of teeth no seas, except on the back, from
whipping and had on, when committed suit u
ragged
The owner of said negro is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away; othsrw SO. heviil be dealt with Al the
law d;rects WIN II. PATE
ia I4-lm Ebariff Bedford County
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NJ. MIDLOTHIAN NOTI0H.-An adj, urnei
- annual meeting Of tho MIDLOTHIAN
GOAL MINING COMPANY will be held a ,bsjr
ONCE. on l2@h street. On FRIDAY the l4th IN st .
a. - clock JOHN u. STANAkD
f. Tt c..,....u
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NOR RENT-Possession given immediate
ly, the brick dwelling house on 2sth st.
between Main nnd Cary SITS. Tue house
contains rooms, besides the basement
There is a large lot attached to the house
with stable on IL. and a well la tile yard.
Also, two desirable wooden tenements on
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply to
THOS. q SAM'L HARDGRUTE.
10
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a>oR SALE-PrivAtsiy, a pm,ii FARM IN
u tho New B'idse Rcad. l. mIss from R,sh
rnond, containing twenty acres, a which thsrsi 4.
about l6 aeres CLEARED, the balance Ia wool ..
L here Is comfortable dwelling ard the ns.,,
out-buildings on the place. For further pa,,;n-
lsrs, apply to Ine On the premises.
fo fin nnuu.
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TOTSE AND Lot FOR SAIL fhi-
II yATELY.-We Offer for sale. pTi'ass
n, an excellent House aud Lot, on Casy ~,
tween Munford and Giiner streets. TUG ~
fronts twenty seven feet, ana - oiie 49,
feet deep, with a comfortable ofieA noa.'
nearly new containing rooms and PASSAGES %.
There Is we'll OF good water on me io'' VIA
also necessary out buildings, IL nos s0' Il
previous to Wednesday, lsth tenrualy,
will be sold ut public ancnon; Oh 'ne P'
'~'~' REDWOOD kEACh,
-. Ap9eora~ rs
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nANAWAY-425 REWARD-A negro usn
II, named GILBERT, aged between 10 and 50
years. His color is black; whiskers grey, under
the chin He is about six fee: high; black hair. His
clothing 10 a black Goa! and plaid summer pants
bought him at Dickinson & Hills auction room az /
Tuesday. He was brought here by gentisma.
named Thos G.. Neal, of North Carolina. He lei
my premises Saturday afternoon, between and
o'clock. The above reward will ba paid by
Il. A. MYERS, G6 Main street.,
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G10O RNwARD.--Ra Runaway from the sub
NlJU acgiber my boy HENRY, for whose
apprehension and delivery to =. II. STOKES,
o: this place. or for bis conf nemsnt in any la,I,
30 that get him again, w'I pay the above re-.
ward. Henry ia about % yssra OLD, Dlseh about
FIVE feet three inches high and has rather q down
look when spoken 10. Had on whsu hs left black
coat ami pants and black felt hat. He as been
seen near Bristol, On the Manassas Gap EsiIroad,
and near Cuo Run Bridge. He may be lur king
around DuufTsea o. Richmond.
Il. ID. GARTER,
ia53-lmf for DR. ENGLAND.
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N lSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
i The partpership heretofore existing under the
style Of A. BOOEKER T. co, haviog expired
January I. 1852 By limitation, and the decease OF
Mr.. WI. BODEkER, tho undersigned has asso-
ciated with himself Mr.. w. nj. DADE and his
brother, Mr.. HENRY BODEKER, on the same
terms that existed IN the former concern. and will
continue the q AND APOTHECARY
BUSINESS att 10 old stand, No. 10 Main street.
under the saHe name. A. BOUEKEk.
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E,UR RENT-STURES.-Th two STORES
r formerly occupied by VIM. King at sni
8 Franklin street. They will ba rented sspa
rataly st moderate rent and for business stands
and conveUiencs, are unsurpassed by ANY other
location in the city. The store rooms are largo
aud copmodious. with large, dry cellars to ea~h
store. Apply to f. CRoVCH over the stores or to
WV. L. KING. on Franklin II ) dross above.
fe f.
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tfUR RENr.-A FGsiusd
A. DWELLING
On the corner OF Locu.t and Tobacco Alley, CON
tanning two large rooms, porcl3 store rooms AMI
Kitchen with two rooms, With a large yGd, &c.
For term, &c, apply TO
je 81 --tS rI0pTDN A LYME
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TUST REOEIvED-
s. bills. koxin OIL.
q 10 bbls. Spirita TUkpENTINE.
10 bbls. tAMPllENE.
8 bills. NAptha OIL.
/ Dbl, briSht Y ARNlSH.
var sslc bv q. W. Robins; ",
fsAsts ~ Pearl suss'
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD i will pay the
IL reward Of fifty do!ia's for the delivery in jail
so that get him, Of my boy MOSES. who rns OF
in July last, from MIR Henry Msssie. i'll Orange
CO.. where he WIS birod. He has been seen eince
IN Caroline, and also ct Mr.. p A. Spotswood's, In
Orange, where he has a vile. He has relations In
Prince William county, near Mansaat He -
about Is years Of sge i've fest inches III height OF
dark ginger bread color. with good front teeth.
thick suit of hair. aid eyes unusually red. My
?. O. il Fredericksburg, Va.
ia 22-Im UATLETT CONWAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

HEoIKA BILE REoIUENUG ar FKIFH
- SALE We offer for sale. privasIy,
very casualty located FAMILY RESiDbSOh'
on Leigh street. near Buehansn's Spring. ILs
Lo. fronts ~ feet on Leigh street, running ose<
IT'S feet, and has Gu II An excellent Honse' COZ
.sinirg sh: rooms, wi large por.ieos IRON aea
rear. All tho buildings are OF the BEST msieriss
and nearly new, having been built only i~eys
months. Theirs is also on ths lot we'll OF excel
lent water aud many desirable fruit trees. :.
A bargain may be had ii early application
ma1a 70 Ga REDWOOD 4 KEACH,
Auct!oneees and General Agents,
Z, ot.s No 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

MARIN IN HANOVER FOR SALE.-
n We offer for sale privately very son
venieutly located FARM in the eoanV y.
Hanover, two miles South OF tAs W ,n.,
House and thr 'e-q uarters of - mile iroui NV
central Railroad The Farm contains oAe
hundred acres OF most excellent isnd, with .
good meadow, and Is considered one OF mo
most productive Farms OF its sizs In me eoun ,
ty The buildings are very good, the o"S 49,
ing Is two stories, obtaining five. rooms WIZ
esrrets. 4 good school. house, carrisse
house &c. Il f. con sidered one OF 'hs oTs.
locations for n professional gentleman III 'h'
county. Apply 70 ,,.
REDWOOD h KEACH. Aucls