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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-17

Be- Our BUSINESS must necessarily now be
conducted On the cash principle, We know
that subscribers; advertisers, &c; will readily
aoquiesce in an arrangement. which viii not be
burdensome to them, and Is all important TO us.
We will feel obliged to any Of our friends Who
will receive the names Of such Of our citizens
who wish to be supplied regularly with the GA
zETTE, and leave them at the Office, over
Stone 5 formerly French 81 bookstore On King
street. Advertisements can be left there; and
at other places, which will be designated in a
few days.
B@ ADVERTISEMENTS for the GAZETTE. and
orders for JOB PRINTING, can left at the office
over Stones formerly French 81 Book store,
on King street, or at the counter OF the store.
A book for the names Of subscribers IS at the
place, where We shall be happy to have the au-
tographs Of ali our citizens.
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NOTICE.

TT NOTICE.
HENRY COOK would respectfully informhs
friends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved to the Drug Warehouse, No. 80 King
street, formerly occupied by Peel i Stevens,
where he would be glad to see the customers OF
the former occupants. as well as his own: he's
now receiving fresh stock of goods, Which he
is determined to sell at very moderate prices.
my l3-2W
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JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER
uAs CONSTANTLY on hand large assert r
/ L ment of FAMILY ROCERIES, consist
ing of BACON, of all kinds; FLOgR BY tn the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FlGs'
SARDINES, Sc, Sc, to which he invites the
attention of customers. my 10
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Proclamation Of Gen. Hunter.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oy The SOUTH,
nELIoT iiE.D 5. c., Ray J, 1851.


dEL1oT Hz.D, 5. C., 5iay ), 1851. J
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1.-THE three
States Of Georgia, Florida, and South Carroll
Ma, comprising the military department OF the
South, having deliberately declared themselves
no longer under the protection OF the United
States OF America, and having taken up arms
against the said United States, it becomes
military necessity to declare them under mar
tial law. This was accordingly done on the
18th day Of April, 1862 Slavery and martial
law in Il free country are altogether lncompatl-
bic; the persons in these three States-Ge,r T
gia, Florida, and South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
held as slaves, are therefore declared forever
frao DAVID HUNTER,
''Maior General Commanding.
ED, ". Smith, Acting Assistant Cen
eral
A WoMAN's STRATAGEM.-We We're touch
ed the other day on the arrival of the Chou
team from Paducah with regiment on board,
to see several women weeping violently at their
separation from their husbands. 1t appears a
strict order had been issued forbidding the
wives Of soldiers to follow into the field. A
couple Of sentinels had been placed at the gang
plank to prevent their going ashore While a
half dozen or SO were sobbing with broken
hearts at the loss Of their lords and lovers one
of them, more fair and more keen wtted, had
the presence Of mind to array herself in the sur
plus garments of the rest and safely passed the
guard in her male attire, the boylsh faces of a
number of the privates favoring the stratagem.
She is now in camp in the full enjoyment OF her
beloved, and of course is obliged to retain her
male integuments The officers either ignorant
of her sex or knowing y asserting to the ruse,
have detailed the nondescrip pit to nurse the sick
Of the regiment, which swell enough if the pa
tients do not manifest too much reluctance to
leave the hospital. Similar cases are reported
elsewhere. -Letter IN N. T. World
Senator Pearce, Of Nd, has returned to his
seat in the u. S. Senate, in improved health,
though he has not yet entirely recovered from
his late indisposition. ......
Radetski, the alleged murderer Of Sigismund
Fellner, arrived in New York on Thursday from
St. Louis, where he was arrested about two
weeks since He will be conveyed to New Jer
sey, where he will be tried at the next term Of
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE &C.,
CAPITAL, $500. 600. Nett Surplus, SOL, 81
HOMEINSUR CO, NEW YORK,
Capita1. 81 900, 900. Nett Surplus, sl60, IA
policies in either Of the above-uamed com.
I panies issued. and losses adjusted by the TN
dersigned, agent at Ale e: drla, Va OF insuf
ance. apply at No rs King street, upstairs, or
70 ANDREW JAMESON,
nv BIN Agent.
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KEEP COOL!

ICE! ICEl! ICE!!
TINE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEA.
/ sure in informing his friends and the public
generally that he has made arrangements to
keep constantly on hand supply OF ICE dur
ing the season. Persons desiring the above ar
ticle can obtain it by calling at bis depots, No.
l49, King street, between Washington and St.
Asaph or at the old depot OH Fairfax street,
under the oil Watch House, opposite tie
Adams; Express Office >-
my 13-4m L. u. HENDEKoON.
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T II E O D b
CORNER OF KING IND

IS Z G q 3 D 4 L o :.
THIS PLACEOF AMUSEMENT has 1.oye6
L frona It's opening. by good CONDUCT, the best
in this city. Il : open ali day and eEenings
wEs-e the Dropriesors make il their whole duty
to see thai strict order Is kept, and customers
waited upon promptly
The Bar IS supplied q. al times With the choic.
est ALES, LAGER BEER, WINES and CT.
CARS.
Entertainment by the Pianist. Louis Lock.
staedt.
zss~ Come onet Come ALT
Admittance-FREE-
~ Lady Walters IL attendance
c. PRICE,
HENRY BREMEN,
nv 13rInl Proprietors
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
L PERTI IN THE CITY OF ALEAAN-
DRIA, YIRGINIA.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust bearing date the Goth day of October,
1889, and by consent Of parties, the undersigned,
substituted trustee; will, on N sATGRp4l, the
of the Mayors Office in the city of Alexandria,
81 sell at public auction hethree-story BRICK
I#i DWELLING HOUSE, No. As North Roy
al street. in the city of Alexandria, and the lot on
which it stands, fronting on Royal street 81 feet
inch and 123 feet 5 inches deep, lately occu-
pied by James S. French. This is one Of the
most complete and confortab bic dwellings, IN the
city of Alexandria, situated in central location,
near to the market, and in a pleasant neighbour
hood.
TERMS Five per cent: of the purchase mo-
ney and the sum Of 500, in cash, and the residue
in three equal payments at three six, and twelve
months from the day Of SALE the deferred pay
mehts to bear interest and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser and a deed Of trust on the
premises. ALEAAN DER HAY,
my 13-ts substituted trustee.
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DOARDING.-A few GENTEEL BOARD
. ERS accommodated at No. IS North Royal
street. my lo-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26
reoM Our ARMr.

". have a iasi sme authentic scsouns. ef The
,c..,icu Of cur forves nnder aen. lea, bat ~e are
,rs cur readers viii pardon as n we decline IA
,,sc,ose their Whereabouts, sasase |, 10 say that
ant Amy is not in Merysspa. bat In position 10
wee, ,he euemy shouid IN attempt Ali Invasion II
,as Valley Gentleman Nom th. immediate
reshsahocd Of tho arm y, aud ~hc left there on
Tuesday mcsnins. ssys that recruits are daily
..sch,ns Gen. Lee. snd that ihr army IL now In
s., hs.,ss ecne,ssp than ., snv tin. cnee III. ear
,.s ha+t. Of Manassas rhs ofsesa and .ns, ~.
b. ,s,yan. sriris. aus are srSiessiv hep,rs ihx,
u. ensuv will attempt the rsssss~ Of the po,e
80, Of th.s however. Tiers seems very li,ts.
reliability. Is IL Ia currently reported. and pretty
Generality t.iev.5 thst Mcclellan Is falling hscA
!, n. direction CT Washington. The movements
Il n. enemy are closely observed. aud within u.
course Of a week OF ten days there vii, probably
b, -,rrs d-vslopaeals which will once more s,asa,
The iuhshltsn.s ot The Pennsylvania border.
The victory Of Saturday isst, though complete
And decisive, has been scnewhat exaggerated
n. numbers Of tie enemy who crossed 10. river
we're rot near 10 large has bsen represented aud
perhaps not exceeding three thousand men. With
re exception Of sops shrse hundred all we're
tilsd wounded. &C captured The next day. the
snsmy. under 6se Of truce came over ~ bury
saelr slaughtered comrai.s. and th.tF abatement.
~s,. that only three hundred 81 The whole fcre.
sss~eiei ~ roi esIi that mcrnipg Most II Ssse
w sr. s,lled IN th.tr efw,s 10 escsre
RI. gentlemen alluded {, says the whole Valley
p, or. vast eanap Fsop, utnchesle, TO S,aua, On
~. carp tt-s II troops has -e,ns on ta tes AYn,r
Fl N. Potomac, gre continually sean He helis.ss
tv.r'y Eve thousand lsw est,.u.'. 81 che numhes
4 Oh. .,ccfs met between the tvc pcis;s
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rrFsastcn Of tfccpA rntrtsion, n war AMI any app
Piles ~ The Confederate HnvefnnsnA
The Governor snssi. by ard With the aavlaa
ard constant aicressit dss;snste places In the CON.
ncnweAlth from which tho sAle and dissyshustnu cf
such eAit may be msd~ to visifsns 1T shis Common
~ealth, and psetrriha rules aud regulations Tor the
fate Of The Eass, aud The prices Al which " shah he
sasd. When such prices shsi be pfestrit,a Az a
rabsiAAed fct TWO wrecks IN aAwarapst rut.
isshe,t IN the city Of Rsehmond the sale nj an
higher price than thu pritr rrsscribed shelf Ia
Mssdcsneancr, snd the sale of each hnshai haranf
ar any part of \ sash.i. ~ srase higher than the
price 80 prescrthed ehasl be separate ostncn ~
Any violation ~ the vnlea aud regulations - y,
scshed 81 all he miNiein-snor Iirou o,,nyict m
al Any r.rsee under this he shal, pay .ine III
nes ls~ than ,'n- honised mere thai, t.n lheu
asnd dom.
S. II The G,ve.no. SHAH And i, rs,esvs,v IN en-,
Play agents ta teestvs isoaey -. ~ ssiss 81 sni
he shan require than ~ gEe bond with sses psr
si'r - The Governor way require, w,h seed ssty
rtsy, - be approved hv ths Gcretrcy rav aba -
tie Commonwealth With ecedt.'oa ia rag ri
money received ffonr The sa,s n sa into Tho f~s
sa1y ~ the credit ot the Ccmmcnv at ihe cpa
nj each month.
J. The sum Of N.9sU 010 Ia hereby pppr.rrj,,sd
:" he paid OF, ri the Treasury upon warrants 20 ht
issued by ID" auditor Of pabiic accounts upon tbs
ets'ets OF tho Governor IN writing. 10 be given only
IN rayncn 81 liabilities Incurred FOR the purposes
OF this Act
) Tha committee Of advice hereinhercrs re
terred Ia ehs be composed Of two Senators 10 he
chosen by the Senate. aud three members OF The
House OF Delegates, to be chosen by the House o
Delegates, who shall he raid all expenses incurred
IN The performance OF their duties and said
mites are empowered In sit DUNG rersss OF the
General Assembly. or after its adiuurnn,ent,
=. For th" nse OF any ., the property. real N
personal, heoneing to any rsrson. hr,u. OF con'
rany owning cr possessing The sources o; rat WA
ter which ,aay he occupied rossesssd. controlled
by the Governor said com,nitsae Of stsics shall
sess reasonable ccnrensa,i9n, which shall hs PAID
the vii ten otdsr at hc Governor, whenever
the said compensation she'll les accepted by th.
party entitled ta receive he ssans. AnY part- rsi
Satisfied " it sacl assessment may srres T., ths
General Assembly Tor snch new ssssssm.nt A. ..ls
be ius' ami reasonable.
10 This act shall hs n force 5scn, ia pnssege
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TEl.lA}RsI,si.t; rsss.ss,.
From Tennessee and Msu.pcLy.

Chattanooga. SEPT. 1.-The Nashville Eaioa
Of tie th szys thei sta febe vEsy attach 81 tbs
Fede,ais at Gr.cn river triise SATURDAY, bni wsrt
repulsed. u also reports iSe' Bragg With ~ isf
WEN Ia a Glsss,~ luuctiss. kcssasn hsa gems Il
meet him.
The Uat9a regards Tbs daFAa' NJ Essse ssinr p;
certain snd says lhers 2haote ietistsls uov b.
tween Lou. vile nnd EsshFtl'.. Ire i',ioe rs
ports seve, al =t,ri.hes f'ssh7tl'e IN the u h
Nth the loss Of Federal tain Il So sire 0esou-
acd escc,t. captured tT guesttlas.
Andy johnson is stll IL Nash riils
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Arc1aaS aAs.M
rrrrRE pxrs
r. KEsr, PAiNE { co, 1rrn.nrer.

ARaE AND PEREMrTuRY SALE or pgy
i GOODS AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,,
the tst OF Or.ahor, ~ the store IF Mr. Tlep,ns d
Qsar,rs M. 2sN Etoad street No shall sell ibe en-
,ae taasc. of III. stock Of
srAfl.E DRY GOODS.
Az r"cently purchased, aud In psripct order, to
which viii hes a'idsj several invoices OF
ENTIRELY FkESH GOODS
Tue chola comprising chs IT The iargest and n.ass
attractive asss.snsnts offered by Va this saason Il"
hs ctescd without reserve. Included la Tho sal.
will bs fpund -
30 pircea Grsy Csssiinsres. So tinsts aud Pulled
Cieths
Sen pieces Blaek ard White aud Fancy Fruit.
81 rsres English and American Lrpc Cloths.
fnn dog. Black and White Spool Cotton.
60 lbs. w and nlne Ps,en; Threads.
let do, lSt- 80 snsips Eoep Skirts.
80 d'g. White Cotton Hoe ant palf Hrsa
45n raets English nDd American Fins
g ir,sb Linens, Mesine shirts ard Dra~eys
French fersst.H. srspeftsr buttons Susrea.fsrs:
Gap aud Note Paper, Envelopes, Hat capes
l.. g. Hdkfs Black aiik Crsrsis Mourning PINS;
Fine ivory Combs, Dressing do Tooth Beushss;
anghslns, Marine Sheeiiugs, Fiai Dom-stirs
Rod. White aud Gray Flapnels I.rseys Esrs.ys:
sewing Sikh Emhroisier,es, Mourning Sets:
Black Lasting Buttons, assorted sizes; =:
Hocks and Eyes Rich Fancy silks;
Bonnet Ribbons. &c.
ALSO.
l,tia pairs OF Mems Fine Eoots extra Cali Shoe :.
Bfogscs, Ac
aCoo pairs Wo,nens and Misses Morocco and Lpath.
er Boots. Scotch Ties, Ba,morals,
koys and Chidrens Shoes and Boots
All ~ perfect order aud choice goods
Sale IL eommencs al 10 o'clock.
5tHAe--ta-h. KENT. FAME n co.
r. - AEctiousrts
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I'VE YANKEES II LnunorH

A.cdy cf Yankee cavalry, ca Sunday and Mcn
!,v las., made a dash rron The ~t,lsges u Miaie
,ure and Aide, N Ioudaun county, sci II sie p,is.
cr.fs IT our sick and wounded In .hs hospitals q.
,.o.. places, ell nf whc,a they pst-le,l. The ems
~ re, with 70 resistance. They else con,mit. cd
-sov depredss,nns upon the property Of private
ii,.ns and IN M.ddlshuIs arrested .rvc. end a. Al
=. en-. sh, were carried - with .tesn
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Prem, Charleston.

rHAE.Hs,cn. Sept % Ills n-s,ry Of .h!-
morning, seya the. passengers report 'hers are
grounds for believing .ha i'e enemy sss send'ng
heavy r-iufoYe.,rsnss to Hilto, Read. and along
tia shores 81 Bsoai RIVER. t Mckinney ieianj j. now
occupied by u large body cf troops
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY GopDrs & LPpERs0H, Anes..

VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT TENEMENT
the Eoufh side Of Cary. betweeH ERh And
Virginia streets. FOX SALE At AUDITORIUM
be scld q. auction. On The premises. on MONDAf.
IL. Goth September, le62. AT | o'clock r. H.. tina.
wal located granite front tenement In the 0e-
cUrsrcy of Mr.. Cornelius Guard. It's Locations &C.
c"Tmends il Tor business purposes. being In It's
centre ri the principal trade OF Cary s;rsss.
TFaNs.- One, third cash bsisucs q SIX ana
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest sddsd.
secured ty a trps. deed
GoDDIS 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
j. S1he foregoing property can be bought ..
priS a;e sale - .
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~ =. IS. COOK. Anrsenser.

ENTEBL FuKNITERNnAT AUCTIoN.---.,u
NJ MONDAY. sati. inst. ~ 0 o clcek will sell
a. tue residence Of Mr. wv. Chipn or ID he rs.en
Gay aud t.eigh streets his household and kitchen
FURNITURE, embracing Il variety of & sEtesI ar
:iciss.
TIE Furniture is almost entirely nsr, end has
been carsiai'y uRed. l.. !. COOK
An .iausar
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Executor of +. Watkins, decd.
Farmville, Va, Sept. II, le62 se 25-7t

TIME SPLENDID ESTATE KNOW AS
"iETLoNE,' IN POWHATAN COUNTY,
FnH SALE.-Ihia estste, cont aiming I1ss acres
situated on the Appomss'ox river, eight lies above
Fnahaian Court House, on the old stage read. will
be offered for sale at public auction, on The pre-
mises, On WEDNESDAY. The lat day Of October
next if not sold privately by the undersigned pre-
vous to that date. The buildings In 6rstrate
order The dwelling houae contains six rovps and
basement. The tobacco houses, stable, coru.house
and prize barn are all new. and Of most approved
style.
There is also new GRIST MILL fcoupIete in
every respect, on thu premises.
Mr.. RICHARD CpUHr will show the estate to
any one yisi'sngl It with tbe view Of purchasing Il
ia ghont ten miles from Mettoax Station, ON the
Hanvil!e railroad and eau be reached from there
or ny stage from Po-~hatan station.
For terms address JOHN ". ADKINS.
Dover Mills. Gocchlsud or, TO
THOMAS NJ. IsBE'sI.,
go li--l7ts Seyaie Of Virginia.
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ARGs BRICK TEN EMENT ON ths North Eds
l. Of Msia street. nearly opposite the County
Court House for sale AT AUCTlON.-At the n.
Guest Of Mr. Francis Ls.mspd ~e shall cell NJ sac
ti.l', on tte premises. on MONDAY, the 18th Sep
.etntef, iet2, al ; O'Clock y. NJ. bis large Brick
i-GfIGens located Ms ABOVE II 10 considered good
kptiaess stand. II Is 50 we'll known that further
description lie deen,ed upnecessary.
Trims --Orsthird cash balance al and Il
IaoRbs, for negotiable notes interest sddsd secured
hY ts,,st deed. GODD1N Il APPRRsOS,
te ~ AucfioneSrs.
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inn ACRES OF LAND IN HANOVER FOR
f.lV SALE PRIVATELY until the 9th of DC
tcber.l will efier for saie privately, until THURS.
pAT, the 2tl day OF October pext, tho tract Of
LAND on which resida, niue miles from tbs city
Of Hichmrpd. and about II miles from Hanover
Court, House adjoining the lands of II. M, Turner,
Edward Sydnor, Mrs. N. Carlton. and others; in II
healthy AMI agreeable nsighberhocd, convenient to
churches. mills, and schools There are about :R1
scres cleared; about 30 Of which IS good mesaow
land Tie other poriicD ia in an improving condi-
ton IL. greater ror ION OF which has been lined,
and produces corn. wheat oats tct arco, &c finely;
b:sidss it is considered ncof tho Best Market a,us
IN the country. The buildings ccnsist OF comfort
able framed Dwelling. with Elk and passpge,
good Kitehsn Sasnks House, Barn, and other out.
bnildiugs usually found upon farm Of jts size.
The terms viii be accommodating. and made
known by the subscriber, ca the premises, or by b..
". TALLY. Odd Fellows Hall Richmond.
sset~-tdss FRANCIS w. JOHNSTON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BRICK TAVERN AT CHARLOTTE G. H.,
VA.-Hy virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Cbnratte, made seth August, 1eGs, In the case of
W ihnn aud others rs W,iben's admlniA!raiar, the
undersigned commissioner. " Ill sell y. public
tioH on tn. premises, on TUESDAY, The nth day Of
October. 1862. tif fair Ii not. ia first lair DIZZY
sttareester.) the valuable and well known BRICK
TAVERN. At Charlotte c. H., now occupied by A.
A. Wihon. Esq.
TIE building contains ~ roems, consisting OF a
large dpn .-ruou,, hands parns ssi sA-it sea'
tiiated lodging roan,s. The out buildings are IN
good repair. web Of good vi ter in the yard, =
frstrate garden aud ABOUT 10 acres Of land hesidss
fer cu!,iva.ian. Allo. lot OF land, ab0u, III acres,
one piils dis Ant from the tavern.
months, for bouds bearing interest, secured BIZ good
persoas! security and title retained until purchases
money IL paid. WM. a. SMITH,
Sc 9-cod4w commissioner
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BY REDWOOD r REACH. Assesfsnsas.
j.H Main street.

- Main street.
( tENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND -KtTCuRE
NJ FUkNIrIKE CRoCkERY. HARDWARE,
80 nLEaf, &C, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY.
s6tli last, ~ 10 o'clock, will sei a. los1,
quantity OF new and second hand FURNITURE,
&e, such AZ
Cottage Bedstess,s,
Chairs Tables, Wsshstands
Siixboards, Eureaus,
Brds Mattresses, and Pillows.
Ladies' and Chi!dren's Shoes.
Bcots and Shoes
/ bag Java Coffee;
hry Goods. Stationery,
Matches Tobacco, Pipes,
Drugs Medicines, &c.
REDWOOD d KEACH
80 25--tds Anctnnsers
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VALUABLE RgAI EhTAtE ON CHURCH
\ HILL. Al THE CoKEEk or :Stn AMI
LEIGH hTEkLTs. For GALE Ar AUCTION. go
~ the reQuesi ri Mr. James N. Carter, we shnl
sell At public auction. on The premises, On WE'D
NEsDAY, thn l7sh September 1861. ut half pas.
four o'clock Z. n, Theses TWO handsome brick tepe
,aeDts loca;ad a. above. one tn ths occupancy Of
Mr.. James A. pismore aud the other occupied by
the late Mrs Gays fam3y--eaeh having six rooms.
Aiso, The lsfss end we'll arranged frsme dwelling
adjoining the SOUTH now occupied BIZ Nj. Gar
.er. containing sceu,s besides q kitchen and \
,.ssf Of fna water, e1.i large brick stable -
Also that syali beautiful lei Ut tho corner al 18th
esid Leigh Streets, fcnB,ins e;gatYt-n and halt
feet on The last sida af 10th eueet, running back
t3afeet Thls :sl is vel. ae& III fruit trsss. g.srs
ya.s, Ar,. ARD ID yssy highly Improved fhe other
given Ia sipass time. The particular attention II
these ~ sDsins neat dneiing ta'ises and Earisaiae
.sesu. lots IL r-.eeestuiiy -Aledto3ilts sale.
aIKfs -prc.th'rd cssb =, haiAete vt SIX and
twelve months, for negotiable isnsss, intsfa.t added
s-eassa by i,us. deed, Or all cash. at the option
Of tiie purchaser.
The Foregoing properly nat having been disposed
OF, drertiied, ia NOW offered tor sale PRIVATE
LY One Of hs tritk snements alluded 10 Is now
vacant. and in good order. Apply to he sabssri-
tsr on the premises.
:, es-.6t. T. MONROE CARTER
nTBLiC SALE OF VALUABLE MATTAPoNt
LAND -rJp pursuance nf adecres OF the Tie
e.iit Court OF Caroline county entered ut ia Sept.
t.sus last, IN a case fhfraini OF Mris3t ana AIS.
W .sssa and als., shall on 4 thursday. the goth
day Of October ieia sell Al public auction, to the
bigl,ess bd-ri en- The premises, The vaushla farm
tHnwa-as ASPEN HILL, the resideuee OF the late
Jssrth Jess. containing ss)5 acirs, beautifully SIT
nn,si gu The haitapeai, with tie Richmond Fred 6
aud Pafr.asc Raifrpxd running through the centre
If Tie tsrn,. with tie barns la,msd afely on the
railroad, one nils below Milford dales. h's farm
!, in tbs highest stAts ot Improvement. the dwelling
large and nnveneps with superior ont houses, VII
~at1> sStusf ID ret
s.lent peigbeo,tcpt, three rriles rom Bevlhs
Green. the equity aes'. a. which place there trs
churches Of different observation-disclosures. This iaTm
essnbines within itseif SD that ronveaiencs aud
comfort can Desire Surprising any perw,n fssir.
ing 10 purchase will examine the premises atarshcf
description II deemed annsceseafy.
y TKkMs sOt NAIE-Ons.third II the PM chase
naopey onoF before the frst day Of January next;
the ssnatndsr 10 two sausa instalntnts rsspsstsye
l7 payabts on thA bssf day VI Jasa4rN 1soifAuff
1865. bat bearing iptsvest fom the Lat u JaAsy
sle63, SUTTON b. W1a0HI,
8 a6-1dss cemninoieaet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

30 HIN NVFI, HbctnnffT.
z fOUSEFOLn AND Kl tCHEN FURNITURE
1 VIII be sfid a. auctiou at ths residAres 81
AZ @. Evenhart. on Franklin sireet. opposite the
Masonic Hall on FRIDAY. at 10 o'clock. his entiVs
stock or Hog4el,cd and Kitchen Furniture, con.
s;sing of kedstess, bedding, Chairs, Tables, Cab.
ists Glasses, Carpets. Groc kerry, Glssswase. &C.
The eni,re furniture has been In for only few
ll.,rths, and ia frstrEta order, and well worthy
the attention 1T buyers
sn - ALEX NOTTlAues