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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-15
,,rom General W1se's Command-The
I,oases ut Roanoke Island.

IT Col claiborne. CT tue AuuoF"en'
18th Carolina Regiment, commanded BY
wi t,reen. which was captured on Roanoke
80, arrived here last night. He left Gen.
w., camp in Curiituek. North Carolina. a.
.,,lo,k Thursday night. We learn from
hin, the folio wing facts.
or THURSDAY NJ s o clock six OF the un boats
al. wheel steamersl OF the enemy appeared
.sths mouth OF the Albemarle aud Our rituek
,,.,.i And fred few cannon shots at the
nnof tien Wise, then at the bridge mil.
-, dis.nnt The General deemed it proper
.,ritadraw toward t!nrriiuck court. House.
- he had no means of defence against tn.
nxotthe boats This he old Subsequent.
- h, ordered a further withdraw al to q rea,
HrtdSp Ia Norfolk county A few OF tia
.osmx landed at the canat-say two or three
huudi eI: ba, they did not leave he protec
,,nr OF zoe boats while observed. General
wise had only some l2co men. Henuingseu',
b,tisri.s were not with him.
uu uesday, flag OF truce steamer went
ever 10 Roanoke Island, and returned to
Norfolk on THURSDAY sseoing, bringing the
hodiss Of Captains Wise and Coles, and Lieut..
selden, accompanied by DR.. cole, Surgeon
Q. he Wise Legion, released on paroIe.-
Csp;. W. died the morning after the light.
The bodies OF Capt Wise and Capt. Coles
r.sched this city last evening. and were 10.
esived 81 the .eoot with the respect due the
memory u heroes who fell In a glorious
(aIe-
WeEave received from Lieut.. Il. S. Sanxay
4 the Blues, who accompanied the remains
= The officers 20 this city, q list Of the killed
n.
,aree other companies, rec,ived BY the II x { I
t,ucs Our en- ire loss In killed was eixh
And In wounded thirty. This Is the statement
Of IN. Cole. and 1t may bs relied upon as cor
rect
RICHMOND BLUES.
kilIed-Capt. U. Jennings Wise, private
Win ID Bennett.
wouuded-Lieut. Fred. Garter, shoulder, }
Sergeant Geo. w. Jarvis, (side,) priyates WIN.
Raskeii, Frank Johnston, IL Adler and
trspcls 3ambie-eaeh wounded In leg, not
dangerously.
CAPT. ooLEs's COMPANY.
Klllsd-Uapt. Robt. Coles.
Wounded-Private Thomas, meek private
Bi.hop. Shoulder and three others, names
Lot 1scer tanned.
scuLLocH RANGERS.
Kiued-Pnvate Dotson
Wounded-Pr,va te Daily. (Lody,) Collur.
(arm.)
carr. aohRIs's COMPANY.
Wounded-Private Robinson, (kase)
CAPT. swAss's COMPANY.
Wounded-Lieut. Potter, (egl and two pri-
Yates, slightly.
CAPT. DicKISsoN's ooMPAEY
Wounded-Lieut. Edgar Miller, (shoul-
DER
FEDERAL Loss.
The Federal loss, We learn through the
same medium, Is So commissioned officers, On
Guiding two Colonels,) and us privates killed,
and 900 wounded.
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81 +. Il COUE Az.

ARGE sAjS Or "a = l. ~ \ r. z, Sill.
tEN-PAa tE.c NAlsl L -, a. g, ct,o-l -
o. F. IDAf, ath inst 81 % y - "a, rsll
~ TIE store rJo.nl.y u,oagicu .! Gsssis. asp.
q Byeiiy, Gsi4 stf.u
no waCie of the stuck IL n Il c,4-s Al I'D
ware estab.I hul LII, ccn p-.a.., - aE,tsss
usually found Il 18th oeGg : t..c oaa: qlag.sY,
and OF such varsity az 10 r.-in, lhs s,io..l,a OF
the trade.
1t may be gary TO state Ast : stock TN
orsees III my ATTIC Co very scs-C / Uut n.s KIT,
an Al Il has lever D, pisA~t over, pisis rsfe
induce meuts tn he puo iC ct ria m
A. hs esru, tiue, Al Ia oios - :, / l. V Z r.
PLATED WASE-embr cus Ir.'re 80 T. OF
Coffee and Tea vice, tPiver,. ghst,I ~. O. u =
ana Tea tirEs Case Bs,ss,s Cspde 1t.css. Wac
Stands, dob.es, T5a sad Ia 10 5gooAs. oIS,,
&c &c.
TO l2--3t + = 90, j. k1ct.
tONTtHCA
The above sale VIII 10 continued THIS
DAY at 10 O'clock h r. {. ok. ant't.
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Tvgg CrT

> Z. ~ y'r'1st!. deed
L OF irns', ''ai.d . Ia, 1855 "a h-u..
Brown. } AID re, Gre q T., h. 80 N
EeI-i % COMFY ICu3t . ar.sr,tst.o -,
The Tsqaest tSs b 4 iary IT, SID ar.a
Will pioesed 10 sc /, OF tttI> DAY per ~.-u
the IA hrS OF 10 A ~ kad IL u'ct ck n NJ
The uuctoa hones o: T. II ~ioEss ~ lac eitv
of kicamoho, & Crft4ir Gegro s.as, "a. 1.su
WILIIaN Ieims,a h.
AGNES " sITZPATRluK.
IL Is Its (fornieriy brown Irtslpa
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The News from Tennessee.

otfcial and private dispatches, received
Yesterday, confirm the news Of the fight at
Fort Donelson. and the repulse OF the en- =
envy NJ every point during the two days en-,
s's'ment. 1t was supposed that the con.
ncs would be renewed yesterday, and the
public await the result with intense anxiety
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NoaroLx. Feb. II The bodies OF Captain
O, Jennings Wise, Lieutenant William
Sedan. and Captain Uolss, were conveyed 70
this city this morning from Ourrituck. from
vhsnoe ~ aae.o5.txucs boat ws1sto Rom,
olks ]sjand.
Csptain Vise laa tArss wounds In hi boAy,
{isutssspt 1alesa bed , hs'l saat Through
bja ksaa.
Whss 0sssssA WIN ~, Ne teay u " ~
.. Chw,,lty b W assyil stafSe'
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DlED.

On the 14th Inst, WIN FRANCIS, Q native Of
England in tho 43d year Of his sgs.
The friends OF the family are request I'd TO st.
tend nis funeral at Grace Church, (Rtv Mr. Ia
kerO on Saturday, the 18th, At 3 r. n or from
his residence on 9th street, near the Armory, .,
a Pm
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'ausn - she Chariestsn Sufferers.
n, ,, 1--we received the following note, with

aIe mentioned therein:
L.. GLOUCESTER PoIsr, Feb IL, 1862.
ksrm" ne Di.pd.eh dear Sir: p s&ss 70.
b. 70 +. REID the sum Of dfsy.two dol
Fts,le,, 20 appropriated 10 the relief OF the
Pen.d h,a sufferers. This amo cunt was sub.
pa, ana friends, amopg soldiers, at this
nse thransy nave constttut ted me the me /.
hrv ,sxh which 1t Is forwarded.
@psoauily, your obd't servant.
|. WV. Y. WAR,
Ia. chaplain r. G.. r.
M. w,.,'wo dollars RENTED by ths Rev.
VA" viii b disposed OF a. directed.
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" Ans Conitseation Hill.
H.A .' nat Oousrsss Ass passed the bill,
~ s~ e'sa f0s soms uws uadss cess,d.
s,,.., x . =. Y. es&assasiss Of ,as property
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Y IOT or L1TT110 REMAINING M TIN
IL RION01D PO0T.OTEIOD % ths lIth
day Of February, l094
Psrsoos calling foe letters n tho llst WIN
plsase ny they afs ADvxRTIsED; also, giving
dAte Of list.
~ The postage WIN b two cents On cash It,
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SALTPETRE,

In accordance with the followin ordinance
Of the Common Council Of tn is city, hereby
announce that sealed proposals will be re-.
furnishing to the city Of New Orleans one
hundred thousand pounds Of SALTPETRE.
Said proposals should be addressed as fol.
lows:
"To JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor OF tho
city Of New Orleans. Proposals for furnish.
ing Saltpstre.'
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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~ An
[For 0sAsr "Wonts," zee Fiyss Page. ]


AJ ALL SUBJECT TO MI.
" L.TlA DUTY.-l want FIFTY MEN, {.
man the osme-P0tnt Battery, at Aqua Ureek- -
All persons nos Whaling to be drafted IN the mi
iita, who are desifous Of being convenient e
their families, ~il find this = very desirable
pos; Substitutes will be received In tuiy com
pany. All persons wishing to enroll he nus i've.
win apply ~ once ~ the corner OF 10Th sud "A a;n
sIs, o. ~ Ora ~ford's Saloon, ON 10Th street Uu,
country neeos lighting men. 80 cons at once
For pArticuixre, apply 1t either OF the sbov.
places, to VIM. j. DABNhY, Lieutenant.
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NAI a n I L ".
w As England and France are about 10
Recognize the Independence VI the Southern
Confoderacy, ana The blockade is about To
be raised, We want the woKLD TO know that
kUCK'S GOOD SAMARITAN
IL the best known remedy for Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Stiffness OF joints, PAINS in the
Back, chest, &c, &c. Thy 1T, ana If i. is l. OF
as represented your money will be refunded h,
Every Jidier should nave a bottle.
W. PETERSON L. CO.,
v hoIesale Agents,
fe l6-lts k,chmn1d y.
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Arrival Of l6, 200 Stand Of Arms At
New Orleans.
N1w O1LlAHs, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Vic.
toms has run the blockade At thts port. The
blockading steamer nrel 800 Oh ellis At her.
but she arrived safA Her cargo consists of
$4,000 stand Of arms. . large quantity Of Am.
munition. coHes, &c.
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PER SONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of
JOHN u HOU0H,
i member Of Company d. eth South Os.olis .
xeeimsnt, who let. Manassas three mouths ago,
On the sick iist And Aas not baeu heard Of since
By his company OF relatives. Any pessou know.
isg Of Au whsfsAh,uAs, viii sonsse favor By -
kssshS note to he UNDERMINED at ~ ni9at~h
e@ss. 70 l6-Itsl O.. J. HORTON.
7tCcvxE, GStolfafst tsss Whss oSSd(sS6,
II: = f i'ss' sI ;7ls'i;f 81 r.
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HOUSEHOLD rUhslIURE AT AUG

LOU SEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
i rlCN TN SATURDAY. i5:h :rst AZ II
~ ok viii sei, at inc r>tidfuce o, 'aa is.s
lewis NJ ,ui-, on an. beyond Leigh It general
assortment IT housenou ano X tch Ia r'n q, ture.
eui1'Scing ae ususi vsri,'y OF VII kept a.t.eiss-
Amonsss the Kitchen FurIisaIe 10 q god Cooa-
ng stove.
nH u b COOK, kuct.
onoHn MILLS &C AT AJLTI N
IL - oA ohos I Is. i-s.. h. 20 o'-ioek,
1 sea, 81 the / { II t,uasii b.nbar Hi
neVe ~ SADDLE ~ h"In" - liIugl
ur oung w'iI-trt Ike Muier
oae u Got- itp utSy /. soGG .r5,-
Oos +. nifty - rae do ,io
Ie ~ IL Us 4 a Auct
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Ry r. ~. kkESEE, duct,rafe,.
fOhc1s coruor l2tn ard gary -. s.ts. |

TTORSES Al ID MULES FOP SALE AT
III AUCTION Nh b. sold, on SA1UR.
10. I MURNiNu. f. bTuary 70, co,n N ncirS
NJ 10 o'cioca. ~ faF horse auction lot on
Council Cham her HUI,
Several saCdi. ana harness Horses.
Three or four goua WoI u uies,
Spring agCD,
Cart and HARNESS.
feI4 nos W. ALiSEF Auct.
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arrival Of tie Ren0sss Of Captains VS.,
and Colts and Lieutenant Seidcn-General
WtSc.
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T No. B 907 !

mo- B 907
Resoloed. That the Mayor be, and he is
| hereby requested to advertise during ten
| days in the Official journal Of this city, and
| also In a newspaper published in Memphis
and Nashville, Tennessee; Huntsville, Ala.
| bamn, and Richmond, Virginia, that sealed
proposals will DO received by the city OF
next for furnishing to the city Of New
Orleans one hundred thousand pounds OF
SALTPETRE. Said proposals to be deliv-
delivery, the quality Of saltpetre, and tho
Signed) JAMES BE9as.
President pro tenn.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) G.. +. DE LABARkC,
President pro tom Board of Aldermen.
Approved Feb. s, 1852.
fSigned) JOHN T. MON ROE,
fel6-5t Mayor.
NOTIOk TO THE l4rH ALABAMA
IN REGIMENT, AND OTHERS THAT FAVE
Losr MHE By DIsRAsx on THR PoroAAo.-
Having dtsinter many, would state TO the
friends Of the deceased. that have made ar
H1s up the REmAINs Of their friends, far.
nish AlR-TI0HT GASES, forward the
Same to Richmond at the shortest notice,
and on the m st reasonable terms.
Shop on Main street, below railroad.
GEO. w. WOOTEN,
O. 8. Undertaken.
Frederic ksburg, Feb. Is, 1882. [fe Is lsts]
MOST vALU1BLE dRANfTE:FRONT
wi T r,5NH ~ The HE GIT nr3 81
BANK, FOR SALE.-Ws are authorized to
sell the very valuable granite front TENE-
MENT, located ~ above, NOW Ia tho occupancy
of Mssers. Johnston = Hsrwood and others This
Tenement Ia not only large one. having fine
dry cellar, we'll lighted, but u among the bee
0G !. i - ss' Guy A SaeSSDIn AppsRsos
DExAs LANDS TEXAS LANDS I've
offer for sale 1000 acres Of valuable
TEX AS LANDS, or will exchange the same
for Negroes, Tobacco, Fancy Dry Goods, or
Il Ct mond city Real Estate: The lands are
Parties wishing to negotiate for the same
will please apply to the undersigned, at the
Texas Depot on Bank st., next door to the
Treasury Department. .y,rr
TU 8 E q E ' ed.
20 hhds. choice N. o. Brown SUGAR,
10 N. O. Clarified
3e bbls. N. .. MOL ASSES,
100 packages SMOKING TUBACOO,
SAkDINAs. CLANS. and OYSTERS,
In cans,
For sale ny q. W. ROBINSON.
70 l6-6;s . Pearl ct.
OFFICE RIOHhOND r. r. E. 90. :
Richmond. Va. Feb. IL. 1854. !
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. the l7th inst,
\ the NAIL Train op hi: road viii isav:
T. {: 80 s y '''''''''' J. Il. o'Lr. Gen. ss,..
II 55fL EED zpsL1' asdla8 a5s. q
u su...s ssoiifs ssssp, ss.as ,s.,s,,,
sNsN WI, fVNttlse 4 Bsn
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A<NAA ~ Nal . "A u
Batkins mrsL W
Baird miss Alice
Bragg mrs Mary
Batkips mrs Sarah n
Baxter mrs Jos
Banks miss Ellen
Bartlett mrs Est
Bell mrs Sarah 4
Beauchamp miss Ma
Bell miss Selia
Bell mrs Jacob
Bargmin miss Mary
blair miss u airy
! Bethel mrs M e
Boles mrs Victoria
Blankinship miss Ma
tie A
Bolton miss A
Booker mrs Olivia
Bowers miss N Bett
Boswell mrs Mary 1
Bowen mrs Va
Boswell miss Roeini
Bowden miss Milly !
| Bruno miss NJ J
Breen mrs Nancy
Brown miss f A
Brown mrs Helon
Bucher mrs H e
Butler miss 5 Y
Burns miss Mary +
Birpley miss
| Byrns Bridget
Burlington miss ID X
| Barbour, miss E A
Bertaine miss Viola
| Cunningham mrs E
| Cunningham mrs M
Uurrie mrs M +
Gross mrs q NJ
Grow mrs 5 +
GRAFTON mrs M A
Crabbin mrs T J
Courtney mrs b L
CLAY mi S y y Jr
CLARK mrs Lucy
CLAY mrs Mary
Chalkley mrs s ID
Chiluress lars +
Ohildrey mrs y
Chick mrs a +
Chappell mrs E b
Cury mrs J b
Gary mrs y II
Garter mrs Lewis ID
dawson mrs Nancy
Carroll mrs A
Garter mrs L l.
Curry mrs 5 M
Urabin mrs Sarah
Cummings miss 10
Grow miss Susan
Grow miss III J
Crane miss Lon
Cosby miss III Il
Conner miss Ann
Cooper miss NJ K
COLLINS miss M
Colley miss l. J
Clarke miss s b
Clarke miss s f
Chick miss l. II
Christian miss X r
Charity Mat (cord)
Darlington misc n
Gary miss NJ
Cary miss Gill
Garter Miss % II
Uaruthers miss + J
Curry miss Mary
CarvedO miss Martht
Drake mrs Jas y
Driscoll mrs Marg't
Dyer mrs Sally q E
Dawson mrs b NJ
Davis mis- + A +
Drew mrs Juliet
Dalton miss J osephir
Uanfort miss NJ r
Dempelman mise
Dickson miss Margt
DICK miss Margt
Uodd miss Emma
Durham miss NJ E 2
Uunkum miss N M
Dunham miss II w
Doyle miss Mary
Ed wards mrs M y
Eub NIX mrs Mary A
Evens miss Mary A
Edwards miss Mf
Echols mics + Mc
Furkum mrs w m A
Farrar mrs Mamie
Floyd mrs Capt H
Foy mrs Mary
Fiske mrs l. F
Franklin mrs A w
Faughner mrs Maryl
Fisher miss Sallie
Eitchett miss Mary ]
Fisher miss S j
Finegan miss There's
Forestrr miss Fannie
Flournoy miss M A ]
Flournoy miss S M
Fletcher miss Indian
E'oy miss A II
Folkes miss MattieC
Grant miss Catherin
Grimes miss Va
Goldey miss Annie ]
4lazebrook miss j L
0illispie mise A y
4irard miss ] ustine
Gary miss Cornelia !
6aoopey mrs Jno Is
GuF4 b Martha
0AfnBH mrs M ary A
0ilmer mrs Eliza
Gibson mrs Sarah Is
Gibson mrs VIM
Quill mrs DIR Pattie
HELLER mrs H +
Huger mrs BENZ
Hutcherson mrs s y
Hutchinson mrs Mar
Holden mrs E +
Holsted mrs Lizzie
Hofnagle mrs Sophii
Hines mrs Mary
Hines mrs Nancy
enry mrs I annie +
Herbert mrs II E
Haynes mrs Arpaeia
Harleston mrs y l.
Hart MIRA Bette + .
Harris mrs Anna
Haggerty miss Ann
Hogler miss A
Harris miss COrnelis
Hazlegrovs miss s a
Hill miss Mary l.
Hollaway mics l. E
HoucheDs miss M f.
Hosten miss Sue
Holmes miss Susan L
Hopkins m ISIS Annie
Hutchinson miss Lou
Hou1a mica 2a rah T
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DUn SWAY.-SSH REV 4 H. Ii or The er>
IL, TPst 8 4 Z ut .rni-n' at ny boV }. Ii 60
tLat / get him. .'e j. Il 1e.ts - q. 5 let or
inches i'll hsi al para bui t. Irish vlst;o
colo- and K eou. ten ,ncs. h.q :. Ugh cas-
simcre sck, ard graz pat uo saecs, Gnu fray
ri nc ed bat q svs> R.c9 ,0Gi al ees ~
III railroad cslot - et-I ing 70 os f,s al" Try.
i-g TO biTs HIM ELF 20 sOi Ter 10 a. ~ Ss' assAi.
I witt give b. ao3ve Te&erC Il tsy ght ~ Hsass-
$50 II { t. o." d,ig red 81
Hector Davis Esq. EDBr IUhLo4 Us,
Z. Is a.f etc II X,
YVUkAW EY-tl9 RI AltU-- From Hr.
N Idwiu T. DuY1t, Ab1u W W~rSs Hg",
u. gro slave named WAUE He is about
five feet eight inches Ia hsi.ht, with long
black hair, OF very lisht IL L Xiou, and
very pler sing ia his D'Hnrer- Ihr. above
reward Will De p, Id IA Ei~ -l.V.r" - me
q 60 k
tfnce 40 Es'E bonding,
f. l5-S. + a. Il ~ s'rra.
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VOLUNTEERS TO THE FIELD ALI
v persons favorable TO the organization
OF VOLUNTEER COMPANY will meet at
Springfield Hall, O|hurch HILL on MON
DAY EVENING, February 18th, 1862. At 7
O'Clock.
Suffer not the stigma Of a draft to fall upon
You. Let the country see that patriotism 10
not extinct In the hearts Of Virginians.
1k-otA
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~ dLcA f'Ss a. -'11@
GuRNfT UhE, SitEE%, On toCuS.
Il &C Will be sofa ot au, tiol 80 NJ stoTe,
on SATU kUaY, February Is IA, SoInmenc-
ing At 10 o'CiICk, q lot OF s.CDAo hama r ur-
ulture, ver CooBtuE and Off . ~tova-, Dry
Goods, Ready ,lau- csothtAg scoes, &c.
Bonnet Ribbons, and Fanny H.ods.
ArDiTitNnt.
sclt rdld .ua b iBD.e
Dcls superior Rye ~ nis .py,
loo boxes Ihrvine lunhccD.
D,Opo GiEsrs. nLtX. MOTT, Auct..
fs II NOT u II St
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MILITARY NOTICES.


A TTENT1ON.-Ia am authorized by the Gov.
IA ernor Of Virginia to raise battalion Of five
companies 1t least, each company numbering At
service Of ths Confederate States for two wears,
If need.d 20 long
This battalion Is for local defence and special
service in the city Of Richmond, and not to be
ordered away nom ttis city. This service is
needed, or 1t would not Be accepted. Thus an
opportunity Il afforded to those. the claims Of
whose families and other considerations would
render Il extremely inconvenient to DO ordered
without being subjected 10 this incouv enienoe.-
That they will be called in some capacity, and
that right soon, NO ono doubts.
Persona desiring TO enlist can do 90 by calling
On the officers of the 18th regiment, or at my OF.
hce No. Belvin's Block, II h street.
Unless this battalion be raised and organized at
once, the opportunity Of secnsins the sdvaxtase
abovenamed may be lost.
THOS. J. EVANS
fe 15-NF Colonel 18th REGIMENT,
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SERVANTS FOR HII
TCOR HIRE

A smart NEGRO BOY,
twelve years old, accustomed to waiting on
the table and In the house. To good home,
Q moderate price will be charged. Apply to
fe l6-2te Z. STOKES 90.
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uACuoii LIES mdIy e
Morris miss Kate
Morris mrs Mamie A
Morrison miss f
Morson miss NJ =
Morris mrs H ID
Moore miss Fannie
Mosely mrs Is w
MOuntcasIle mrs s z
Null mrs
Mundy mrs Fannie 3
Morald miss Emily
McCross mrs Sarah
Magruder miss Sarah
McEasson miss z
McUabe mrs Mary
McFarlap d mrs I
Wash mrs Harriet
Nash miss Is J
neville miss &c
Nelson miss Sarah
Owens miss Mary
Owen miss q Y
Pansmore mrs Tho G
Parker mrs A +
P0llet miss Va
Patton NJ rs Sarah L
Penn berton miss EU
Perkins miss q
Pendleton mrsO
Perdue miss Mollie
Perdue miss NJ J
Perpiquon miss 2
Pet,y mrs Harry
Pickering miss J NJ
Pollock miss Audle
POND. xler miss NJ A
Powell mrs Rebecca
POWs mrs Is u
Pleasan Is miss iddio
Pleasan Is miss Polite
Prince mrs III
Prayer miss Lizzie
PrIcket mrs Mary
Rankin mrs J w
kayp ond mrs Alfred
Read miss Emma
RedmOn mrs Mary
Reins mrs Richd
BEDFORD mrs j
Reeve mrs Eugene
Reynolds IN RS Della
Kicks Madame
Riley mrs Jno
kice mrs Amanda
Roach mrs Emily
Robinson miss ) f.
Robinson miss HELEN
Roper MIRA III H
Robins miss Cell
Robinson ISIS Sarah
Ruth miss M +
Bust mrs Maria
Russell mrs Geo A
Ryan miss Alice
Savill mrs Mary
Scott mrs Ann
eSavage mrs NJ A
Shoemaker mrs J X
Shes han mrs Honora
Skipwith mrs Pey H
Smoot mrs Sally Is
Smith mrs Geo X
Snead mrs
stephens miss EC
Swan miss Margaret
Sutton miss n 5
swan mics A
hsfephens miss Mat A
staples miss Saliis
SfdRe miss Mary NJ
Stevens miss X f
Snead miss Maria A
Smith miss Frank
Sc Wites mis3harlotts
Skinner miss Linda
Sheppard miss Il f
Shelton m ISIS Il 20
Sharp miss Sarah II
Seaton miss Ellen 2
SeatOn miss A NJ
Seymour miss Cora
Shepherd miss II S
Scott miss Roberta
Smith miss f Is
Talley mrs DIR AN
Taylor mrs A Sidney
Taylor mrs Har LIZ
T. mple mrs q II
sTerry m RS Maria A
Terry mrs p
Thorp mrs d Il
I hTogmortOn mrs L
TnOms On mrs NJ A
Trabue mrs M E
Trabue mrs Maria NJ
Turner Mary (serv't)
Tanner miss q Il
Tucker miss Lettie
Turner miss Sarah @
I i'm beriaks miss q ]
Terrell miss Sarah
Thomas miss NC
Turner miss q q
Taylor miss Roburde
Taylor miss FrancisA
7Taylor miss Bette M
Upshur mrs Il A Is
Vaughan mrs Susan
Vest mrs Il II
Vaughan mrs S A
EanEersOn mrs Ann
Waddill miss Mary A
Walker IN iss NJ A
Walton miss M F
Werhritan miss Rosa
Wsrbritan miss NJ L
Witt m iss Emily
Williamson miss Fan
Wyatt miss Nd F2
Wright miss Fred
Wright mics nj J
Wood miss N Z
Warner mrs DR.
Whftlow mrs Maria
Williams mrs MarvA
Wilson mrs Agnes
Wise mrs Elizabeth
Woodward mrs jos
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THOS. J. EVANS,
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HDQR'S $50 RECT VA. MILITIA,

6UVR 5 S5D HE0T a. MILITIA,
RICHMOND. Feb. 10, 1852.
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H General Orders Of the Adjutant General
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company of this regiment, together with
every Com missioner Of the Revenue, and the
Shorthand every Deputy sheriff OF the county
OF henTico, WI! ASSENT pie a. me once OF the
at 10 O'Clock A. ID. punctually. Captains
will bring their muster rolls and Com mis-.
stoners their lists, and all will notify zach
other Of this order.
BY order OF Col LYoIs.
70 lb-lt* ]. WICkHAM, Adj't Gen.
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