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FROM TIE NORTH.

WnHIKaros, March The Federal Gen.
eral, Lander, is dead. Gen. Shields sue.
ceeds him.
The evacuation OF Columbus Is of1cially
announced. The repart from Commodore
Foote that the stores, equipments and per-
haps the town have been burned, Is contra.
dicted.
1t is stated that Andrew Johnson will be
appointed Brigadier 0spsraI, and will act a.
Military Governor Of Tennessee.
The Treasury Department has ordered the
cotton taken ~ Nashville, valued at about
&loo. 600 to be sent to New York.
NEW YoaK, March S.-Ths amount Of $500,
900 is recommended to DO appropriated to the
erection Of fortincations for the defence OF
Delaware Bay.
The Fedora fngate Vermont was spoken,
on the s7th Of Feb in distress on Oape Cod.
She had lest her rudder, both anchors, sails,
&c. Tho ship 10 believed to be lost.
The st. Lawrence called from Boston ON
tho I'd inst for Hampton Roads.
Intelligence from Washington states tAat
the War Department refuses to allow letters
to Be transmitted to the Southern States.
EAS F1AEcIsoo, March Tho steamer g..
Louis nus ASAt IOE oAS@S Win $4S6, COO In
treasure, for New York.
nav York. March Sterling Exchange
quoted at lis.
There is very little change in tho stock
market.
HAaPla's FERRY, Feb. 2S-0en. Banks oc.
cupied this point on Wednesday, and has
thrown across the river pom t0on bridges.
CIscusArI, March Sit u stated that
Commodore Foots has besn up into Missis.
sippi as far as PASSPORT.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
The Blockade Question.
&c.. &c. 60.

CDxfAnvILLl, March 4.-Several Northern
papers, With dates 70 the 81 instant, have
psen received here.
arrived, with Liverpool mail dates TO ZEBRA
AIRY 10, and telegraph dates from Liverpool,
BY telegraph TO Queenstown. 10 the lstA.
The American question WAs occopying
much Of the Attsn,ioA Of the English ParliA.
ment; and tho attention Of members wa
particularly directed to tho stone blockade
and the distress In the manufacturing dis.
tricts. &c. The Government wa busy In
preparing all the necessary Information In
relation 10 the blockade to lay before PArlia-
ment.
The rrsnca papers express the oy'inion that
the question re. ative to Mexican Affairs will
lead 70 tho fail OF the Palmsrston Cabinet.
IL 4. believed that Mexico will be coerced
Anto q monarchy.
lis reported in Rome that Austria msdi.
ta,ss a war against Piedmont.
LONDON, Feb. lo.-Consols closed 1t est.
Marie, Tsb. 1.-THE sales Of cotton Ter the
week reached IL, 500 bales. Orleans Tres Or.
dinairs 100. and Bas l52. with firm market
Paris, Feb. 1.-THE DO uEss 10 dull. entes
MS.
Latest from Lio1pool.-By Telegraph 70 Queens.
town, Fe6. 10 The sales Of cotton on Satur
day, the 10th. amounted to 1900 bales, in.
Guiding 1000 to speculators and expcr.ers.-
The quotations wore unchanged, and the mar
ket closed nrm and improving.
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No passports were issued yesterday for
Norfolk and Portsmouth to any but members
Of The army nor were any citizens allowed to
beyond the military lines, except upon the
pTs0nal responsibility Of Gen. Winder. The
AAl police. a. we'll - the line Of pickets.
vi! probably be arranged to-day, after which
rne specific orders will be Published regsrd.
Is the granting of passes. It will be re-
rendered that all general passports, given
;nul further orders, ceased upon the declara-
Ton OF martial law, and BY order Of the Sec
r's'y Of War have been revoked. No passes
rcund the city. Special orders will be issued
nm time to time deno,ing what restrictions
TON personal liberty are considered necss.
MY for the public safety.
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Gen. Johnston,

Arumor prevailed In the city yesterday,
lbs, Ger. A. Sydney Johnston had retired to
Decatur, Morgan county, Alabama, near BY
u. Muscle Shoa.s, on the Tennessee river, and
taM the enemy had taken possession Of Muir.
tf.ssboro' Immediately After its evacuation.
Although iraceable TO NO particular source,
tbs rumor seemed highly probable, As 1t Is,
undoubtedly, Gen. Johnston's plan to draw
lie FEDERAL army az far as possible into the
ccun'ry. BY doing 90 he materially reduces
ea,strsngth Of his foe. and hssards An op.
FHuni.y, By bold stroke, OF cutting of
mnmuricatioa in the roar, and OF capturing
re entire force. II will b rem rendered that
tho swo wars Of this country have both been
ended BY the capture Of IN army-Oofnwal.
ils'' Al Yorktown, aud Packlngham's at New
0rssus. Up TO this time NO confirmation Of
,h,!umor hal been received.
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DIE


On Tuesday, the 9Th inst. ANNA rANpAx
infant daughter Of Olarsaee and Anna Nor 49,
u mouths. -
The friends Of her parents ass lr vltd 10 .aA.,S
ner iunssa 1h Wednesday, eve. iux. A. 81
ootoek. nom the rssIdeocs Of John J. Frv. Esa
on Mafshall s.rsst, near Oh.
. the u lest. NARY ALITE cid. n dausAtar
o. :. 80 ana mary Kennedy, as.d two years and
Her funeral viii take place ftcra the rasidaues
OF her father, on Main and I'd 81 q - O'Clock
this evening.
:, On sys.,t sn Of scarlet fsvyr. MIME l..
w 'He IN yceI OF 0er age, aug hrer OF r.
Woodson and Mary 8. Harwood.
1ne relatives and friends Of The family are
invited 70 attend her funeral this evening
At O'Clock. from the residence of her "a.
rents, ON Marshall stree, BET ween Oh and
10th, without furthe notice.
Yesterday, from the effects OF burn, IbdxA.
Doggett.
The funeral will take place to day, A. four
O'Clock r. n from the Broad 9 Rec. Metho.
dist Church.
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Secret Sessions.

1T Congress, yesterday. there wss quite .
'atthy discussion upon the propriety Of
.e'hing open sessions, but = resolution, test.
nihe feeling upon the sub ject, failed to
pas although warmly advocated BY several
members, among them Messrx Pryor, Ken.
and Foote. There are many serious OBJ
ssAars 10 continued secret sessions; bat, on
ae0'hsr hand. open sessions might be pro-
'a'avs Of a vast amount OF mischief. by furn-
'lis ilforma ion Of the plans OF the Govern
'~' before they CO uld be pat In execution.
ether rule IL to he establishe ed the latter 10
eAitsr Of the two. The basis upon which
1is Government must stand II a enlisht-
ee public opinion and this opinion should
'aaped and guided by the discussions Of
'aains men. Congress should be the per.
'easn' controlling power, instead Of the *.
saav', and how can IL exercise such power
mess Its acts arc open. eecret sessions are
o' In harmony with tho character Of our
Vpe' II kept In darkness as to what
"'as done what wonder that new
"eS are form ed, that attacks upon the
DEMONSTRATION are made, and that con.
r.hce In the Government is lost .
"aiie Inc people may req uire to know some
- ~. :" what their represent tivss are doing,
s. hlo no multi that certain questions are
~'0A'sd IN secret when the public GOOD de.
Aalas IT, AT present, NO matter how trivial
question uuder discussion. single cap.
-0a' member can order the House into secret
~on' against the Wishes OF oil the rest
~" manifestly wrong.
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y. 5 OF a MEkIUA,
WA1 DHP'r, ORDNANCE OvFIc1,

WAR DEPT, ORDNANCE OFFICE.
RIoHnoED. Mar h 8. 1852.
dds WILL BE REVIEWED AT TnIS
ID OFFICE until the 18th day Of April
next, for the following ORDINANCE and
ORDNANCE MATERIAL for tho Uon feds-
rate States army:
zoo. 900 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron,
$4,000 tons OF Blooms, (charcoalJ
$1,000 tons Wrought Iron Bars, OF various
100 lo.insh Colum biads.
loo S-inch Oolum nj ads,
loo lo-inch Siege and Garrison Mortars,
loo l3-inch Sea.coast Mor,ars,
800 l2.p0under Iron Howitxars,
800 FOUNDER Iron Field Guns.
Bids may be made for any guam tity Of iron
over one hundred tons. and for any number
OF guns over ten.
Drawings Of the guns will be furnished
only to parties whose bids are accepted.
Bidders will state the points Of deli> cry,
and the date at which not less than one hum
dred tons Of iron may be expected to be furn.
ished.
They must also state the time required to
furnish the whole of their bid.
Bidders for guns will state the date Of the
first delivery, and the time required 10 sup.
ply til whole number.
Payments will be made on delivery of not
less than fifty tons of iron, and the right TO
pay one.half in Confederate bonds IL re-.
served.
dorsed on the en- velops proposals for Iron"
or proposals for Guns" us the case ms y
}. OORGAS, Lieutenant. Colonel,
NH 5-tAplo Chief OF Ordnance.
NJ The following papers Will please insert
the above Advertisement till 10th A prii, and
send duplicate with copy Of paper to Ord.
nance Once for settlement: The Richmond
Enquirer, Whig and Dispatch; Lynch burg
Republican; Stanton Spectator; Abingdon
Virginian; Petersburg Fxprs.e; Raleigh IN.
o. Rsgister; Wilmington m. O) journal;
charlotte IN. o. Bulletin; Cha rleston Is o.
Mercury aud Courier; Colum bia ~ y south
Oarolinian; Augusta (0a.) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Savannah (0a. Repn olicAn; Columbus {Na. J
Times; Atlanta (0a.) Oonfeaeracy; Rome,
(Ga.D ono paper; Tallahassee (Fla.) Flori.
dian; Huntsville, (Alabams,) one paper:
Montgomery (Alaba,n a. A dvertiser and Mali;
Mobile lAlabsmaJ ksgis,s,; Tuscaioosa,
(Ala.D one paper; Knoxville tennessee
ksgister; Nom phis Tenn appeal; New Or
and Crescent; Jackson miss } nississippian;
qssstts; a.as tTssss) 0ssssssi galveston
r z61ES dO0DS At a GUTIOTI6IOsz
IL Wsinvtto he special s,'sns1on 0f ladies
% the stock Of DRY GOODS, 20 - Goa.
alignment 1T our store, y hich we vii o9sf
st private sale on Wedn ,sday aud IN urcday
Of tAis week. 1t AUO.l'N PRICES. The
stock consists IN part Of " h1 0oodc, Laces.
Enbrotderiss. Jacones Edgines and INERT
ings. Ribbons. Summer Dfese 0oooc: Eliks.
French Lawns, koos6, Alapacas, bomba'
sines' faacy Go I:; ,xH s; . xr.ou
NH SIT o. hain street
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- he rsAAsnss q ~ Aelar1 haAeI On ~
Ia IT.. ~ - Asv. ~. CAE1ssiag. -. 1O1Nl
A., 9 - - go - 80. - r. -
II. W. 4. DUNN = 1llas JO02knln0 =,
A03oK IN q Hensteo e., W
D NE lev. Wn. q. MseedfiA II Uapist UhwsA.
Winsessese, Va, q " o'clock -, WoADse1sv.
9esA IL . Asv. JA0. ,. AvlRHvT, o. q A.. e
Williams.
On Yehrpaxy ssh, BY Rev. u. II. Bosto>. a
the resideAce Of Mr 0sorgsB Wright. Fsrw.
willie, Mr.. BRANUA 4. HOLT TO Ma "A .
RAN A ALLEN. ell Of Fam VILE, Va
On the 18th ult.. at Dr. Burrows's heu..
AZ. J.. r.: EUBANK, OF 1ichm nd. and naiss'
SARAH v. HASKIcfH, Of Cumbprlsnd con 4.
~, Va.
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Kifbnlon6 4ispatrb.


c.,atA. yesterday, remained In opeo
I'm. n,t 4 sAors time. n. Hill. - Ca.
Judiciary Committee. presented .
roI .ayerse 70 the petition OF J. anime
'r amendment to the Sequestration iaw'
,,. doors were closed.
60. ,rc.eedings in the House yesterday.
Il' ,s,.r,s.ins, the doors for nearly half
80, being open to the public. Af'er
minor business. Mr.. conrad, OF AA's
' n leave OF the House 70 make per-
- n,anAuon. He said the House would
10 n. called it, atten ton, - Chairman
C,n mi,tee on Naval Affairs, 70 pas.
,he lAu Communication Of the Presa-
congress. Tho effect Of that passage
.,n,,mate tia, any fAilars On the part
'h, NAVY Department. any delay In max
o .nura,,ous for the defence Of the ccun-
s.s been owing 10 the failure Of Con
H, "a make the equisits appropriations -
"a ,a,sd that The President did not In
"a 10 convey the meaning his Language was
'I.sl,,.d 10 inpart, oy explaining what Ne
".o..a 20 b. the meaning Of the Precedent.
comm upicatioE he had since received
the secretary OF the Navy, 1t seemed
n yr... dent did intend 10 convey the idea
=. language imported. The President did
.s TO say tho Provisional Congress had
ala. to make the appropriations required
.,A.Navy department. He asked for the
.,s,ss OF, the Secrstary's letter; which be-
=, aeae. Mr.. @. went on TO say, tho Sscre-
,.rr writes this letter in order TO sustain the
.,.,tlon that Oongrass had failed to mako
,o,opr; .,ions, while the facts were that
r.,xr,., had appropriated for naval pur.
~, three millions OF dollsrs, which the
..,re;ary o. the Treasury, from some mis-.
-.c,sp,ion, had refused at nrst 70 pay
mi, money had been appropriated BY Con.
,,... ,or naval purposes, In accordance with
:. .timate submitted by the Navy Depart
cent and Ii was no fault OF Congress II the
.,,.,a,y Of the Treasury failed " pay it.
r. conrad said he felt II iucum bent On him
,a.e If there had been any unnecessary de-
c OF want OF efficiency in the Nav Oepart.
an, the blame rests with the head Of that
.or,n.nt. He though the Seer tary of the
,.,y had not that energy and activity neces.
a., IL the circumstances Of the country.
AZ aedve discussion took place upon res.
.;uon re uIrug the vote of one nth of tn.
80 pers present 70 resolve the Congress In 70
ss, session. The resolution was lost
. NJ. smith, of Virginia. submitted resolu.
i ffsas amending, for enc week, the rules VI the
s,ass, 40 rs 10 provide for the limitation Of
us,ssud the exclusion Of persc nalitiss.
III. Conrad. Of Louisiana, called for . a.
,,iop Of the proposition. Ordered.
The vote on tho part which limits debate
to peeches Of fifteen minutes, was adopted
s,y.a. As. nayss1.
NJ. Foote, Of Tennessee, asked for secret
.s,ioa 10 consider tho remaining portion
TN. ~. agreed 70, bat the doors were soon
e.red, and again closed for . short time;
,-er which Mr.. Miles, from tho Military
Committee. repor ted . bill for the destruc.
Toe Of cotton, tobacco, &C., whom necessary
!; r.ep (. from the enemy.
There was considerable debate - to the
nvL merits Of this and Mr.. Foote's PROPOSE.
10, 90 the Same subject before the House.
idouru6d,
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BIZ E B. COOK, Ames.

~ ENTEEL Hoo oEh. l. :, FURNITURE
NJ AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 10th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, I will cell at the resi-
dence Off. b McCleliand, Esq, on 5sh, &C.
tween Main and Gary streets:
His Household and Kitchen Furniture, con.
sistiDg in part Of Sofss, Chairs, Mirrors, Lace
tase Sets, complete; hair aud shuck MAT.
tressss, Book Ease, Ext Dsion Table, Safes !;
Ohina, Cr0ckery and Qlassware-together
with the usual variety Of Kitchen Furniture,
amongst which Is q first rate Cooling Stove.
The above Is in most excellent order, and
embraces many articles III possible TO emu.
merate In an advertisement.
T8RMs-Cash. E.B DOCK
mh6
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BY YHE President OF fHE CONRED
ERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

ADJ'r AID IssP. 0lxHRAL 'tOyr1oI.
RIcHxosD, MAJ hist, 1862.
0HIllxL UHDlRs, No. ..
l. The following Proclamation OF the Presi.
don't 10 published for the information Of all
concerned:
PROULAMATION.
by virtue Of tho power vested In mo BY
law 10 declare the suspension Of the privilege
of the writ OF AabeAs eo,pHs In cities threat.
sned with invaslon, I, Jefferson Davis, Presi.
dent OF the Confederate States Of America, do
proclaim that Mar ial law Is hereby extended.
over the city OF Richmond, and the adjoining
and surrounding country to tho distance Of
ten miles. and I do proclaim tho suspension
Of all civil jurtsdi cuon, with the exception OF
that Of tho Mayor Of the city, and the euspsn
sion of tho privilege Of the writ Of Asbeas cor
p~s within the said city. and surrounding
country to tho distance Aforesaid.
t~, In faith whereof, have hsreunto
ssAL. siSned my name. and set my seal At
tN~~~1 the city OF Richmond. on this drst
day Of March, in the year one thousand eight
isisasd,i JEFFERSON DAVIS"
II. Brigadier General J. n. Windsr, Uem-
manding Department Of Henrico, sis charged
with the due execution of the foregoing pro.
clamation" He will forthwith establish an
en,cient military police, and will enforce the
following orders:
All distillation OF spirituous Iiq uors IL
positively prohibited, and the distillsries
will forthwith be closed. The sale OF spirit.
uous liquors Of any kind u also prohi6itsd,
and the establishments for the sale thereof
will be cIosed.
III. All persons Infringing the above pre-.
hihltion, will suffer such punlshmsnt a.
shall be ordered by the sentence Of Court
Martial-prspidsd that NO sen ,snce TO hard
labor for moro than one month shall be in.
nicted by the entence Of regimental Uoart
Martial a. directed In the eth Article of
War.
by command Of tho Secretary Of War.
8. COOPER
Adjutant and Inspector 0eneru.
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y 0OODIN = HYPERION, Ir1:,s.

MEAT FRAMED IMMINENT IN SID
IN NkY, On THE WE II LINE OF
HAREIE. BETWE N GROVE AND
FEDEkAL STREETS, SALE AT
AUCTION Will be- eold at auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY. tbs 7th March. 1859,
1T O'Clock r. n, ths ne " framed tenem en- {
located as above, now in the occupancy CT
Mr.. Totty. Ii Is conveniently arranged for q
small family.
TsRAs-One.third, cash; balance at and IL
months, for negotiable Noes, interest added
and title retained tall last note is paid. Tho
taxes for 1852 to be p.id by the purchasers.
6UDDIN & APPERSUN,
mn Auctiopeers.
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NO rICE Having purchased Of AZ I'm.
porting house IN New Orleans Q large SOD oly Of
Superior
~ HAVANA CIGARS,
CIGARETTES,
TOBACCO, &C.,
which I Am daily expec ing to rsoeive DO. BE
press, tate pleasure In informing my friends
and the public that will, In al probability, BE-
enabled 70 resume business on Monday next the
l0lh iass., for the -. Q Of said articles.
Al the same time, al psrsons holding Notss or
Due BHIs OF nine, ~An have the Same redeemed
- hsrstofors In bsukabls money.
Q. r. BRICKkN,
nh 5-3tS No. EychaaHe Block
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" ANA -.
w A N T E D.

:" RECkUITS,
For . crack regiment-the 4th Alabama, and
Laws Legion.
The undersigned, having been appointed 70.
cruiting officer for the 4th Alabama Resi.
ment, has opened an ONCE In this city Ut los
Main street, (up stairs,) three doorS Gbove
Nth, over MIR. W. s. Tapman's Furnishing
Store.
This il IN opportunity rarely offered for
men cesir0us 70 enrol themselves under the
banner of their country, in a regiment which
has already WOE for itself a name for gal.
lantry unsurpassed In history.
The $50 bounty allowed By Government
Will be paid upon enrolment in cash.
Clothing. rations, &c, furnished FREQ.
have given LOWS Warrington and John
n. Platter authority to act as recruiting ON.
Gers with me. M. b. TRAVIS,
Lieut.. 4th Alabama ReE't,
Recruiting Unicer.
N. b Those desiring su bstitutes for the
war, and nonresident parties who desire 10
servo as su bsltu ties, would do well to cali At
our recfulurS once. NH 6-3w<
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IVTV11 I'm.
y KxNT, PANE + co., lssss.

IN TUBSDAY. llih test commanding o. 10
e'Alock We will ssii n. cur arahouse with
on resarvs, g.est yar'e y o.
FANCY AND STA PIE DRY 0OOUS,
n ersat demand. In th, s.sortwent viii b
leu d.
Bed Tiekinss; He'd Flsnust;
kpg ish AeIinos; Fer CD do;
Black Alpacss; Plaid Aerii o.;
Printed l. LANES ard Uashm rec;
0ray Poplios; Summer taisncisf;
Irish Linsas; Fasmors 0Iul.Dss;
Linen Ducks; Printed ma - lies;
raecy iusn Drills, Paper Cambries,
Hngiish Prints; ftintet Lawn;
French Lawn and Orbsndv oAee;
Fancy Silk; Elsgatt FIX Robes;
White Oambries ami Jsc ,uets;
Oheck nualns; H.ir I'd .lsmbrics;
Plain and checked Nsipto III;
Blatk Geenadire Robes;
Linen Camor;c Handkerchie.s;
Printed Cotton 90;
Sewing Silks; Hccp sk,e.r
MAriuo shi 70 snd D:aw.rs;
Buck Gloves; White G yttoa Hose;
Cotton Half Hose, brown, white, and fancy,
JacoEet and Muslin Edgirgs;
Embroidered Linen DO;
0ipgham Umbrella; Pa-ssoia;
400 "a de- White I p ,ol Gotten;
Patent Threads, sc Ae.
WI be added 70 tie aeovs q largo invoice Of
Black and Col0rs Ere .sn Uioths:
Beavos Cloths;
Black Doeshius
81 Aud Ca Fancy % sine e.;
Black French Trap Etc; Ha ian Cloths;
White AM Fancy LIZ an Dr,iiir g.,
IL % Duck MN SELL v's',nGs;
Fa-cy oIk and Vs,, ct do:
black aud Colo.ed 81 esi q;
LIZ sn Canvax; SILK serge;
kilk sleeve Lininge;
G Sewi. & Eilks; Twis ;
Blu tons, Waddirg, &e., &c.
H,ing the tire stock OF ner, hsnt tailor In the
eoutr, who is eecIinil BUSINESS.
TkRMs.-USse.
NH KENT PAINE o.. Aucs
sx JIAES H. TAILOR 4 500, A.asons.1s
VALUABLE FAM In OhEsTERFIELD
v CLUEri, DON clGUnUS To THE u cY
or R,JhMOND, AT AUCTION - We y Ill sell,
upon the premises THURSDAY, the 2hh day OF
March. commencing AZ IL O'clock Il tbs valu abie
Seal Estate. on which Mr G. u. nodes lately re-
sided 1t contains 695 acres, from ios both on the
Turnpike and River road The lsad has been Re.
Gently sars ey 3D. and Will be sold in Facts to sui
purchasers.
To tbs Mau,Ion House tract til srs IL s:tsc he'd
about loo scxss, upon which there 10 every con-
veuisuos 70. the accommodates ola lars family.
The dwelling 10 built Of granite. and Is in perfect
order. The outbuildings are also II good or0er.
he o'her lands are valuable. owing to thti- con.
nguity to Richmond UPON each trSct CT which
there will be found heouEoms bu:ldi G ute, and
nearly every one Of which, y ell water cd, and on
some OF them there are valuable gra lie qusrr;es
aud ice POI d..
Beli o. the main dwelling, there Ia on the lar d.
calico Frog Level Eesre to Manchester. com.
Portable dwelling The tract will b. undivided
into tracts suitable for tuhurban reside nc.s or
msfS ct gardens
IKKMs.-Oue-fou,th eseh; balance at s, l2 ard
- months for neg table notes, With in:sres, ded
and secure by q trust Deed The taxes and n
suranee for 1869 20 ba paid by he purchasers
JAS. N. TAYLOR q SON,
nh Auct oneers.
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Adjutant and Inspector General
NH l-1W
HEADQ'RS DEPT OE HENRIOO,
kIcHnogD, Va, March 2, 1854.

HEADQ'RS DEPT OE HENRIOO,l
kIc1no1p. Va, March 2, 1851. s
I. BY virtue OF the authority conferred b,
General Order No. .. Adjataht and Inspector
Generals Once. March 1st, 1862 Captain 4
y. Goodwin 10 appointed Provost Marshal o.
the city Of Richmond. and the adjoining and
surrounding country for the distance Of ter
|: n. All distillation and distribution ofspir,
ituous liquors 10 prohibited BY the Proelama.
ton Of the President The Provost Marshal
will take immediate and effective steps to en-
force this order, and al persons found trans.
crossing, either by the distillauon, sale, Civ.
Ing away, or In any manner dispostng Of spir-
ituous liquors, will Be prosecuted to the FULL
III. All persons Of every degree, except
those In the service Of the State or Oonfsder.
ate States, having arms In their possession,
will deliver the Same TO the Ordnance Depart.
meut on or before the otA OF March. 1852.
session Of by the Provost HarsAal. All pub
lie arms not In the public service will b 70.
csipted for, and all privats arms Will ee
b. order Of Brig. Gen. Jozs h. WuDa.,
Commanding, &C.
L. Il. PAGE,
NH 4-IW Asst Adtutant.0en.
HBADQ'RS Dept Oil HENRIOO,l
Rio1.osp: w., March D. 1867
I. Umcers in this city not on duty Will i'm.
mediately report and register their names at
these Headq uartsrs, CORNER OF Broad and
Ninth streets.
IL Onlesrs and soldiers In this Depart
ment ust remain ct their respective posts,
and II found absent. without written permis.
siens from the CommAnder Of their posts,
they will - arrested.
BY order Of Bril-. .0sn. JsIH h. WIIDHa,
OommandiDg, &c.
L. =. PAGE,
Ah @lW y AO't A0jatant. Gen.
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