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lly ~t-lnl' OF Lts3 fTstFletcfs.
BUFFALO SPRING !Iaviug leased tbs eel.
ID obraied watering place. in Mvckicnburg coun.
IS. for the .belance Of the yea- am prepared to
entertain guests in the ne.+ manner. From four
hundred to four huniacd md fifty ,eraor,s can lie
comfortably accommodated The location is rs-
mote from the theatre % war, aud yet accessible to
trvei being OILY eight miles from the terminus Of
the Roanoke Valley Railroad az Clark sville aud
Railroad The mineral properties Of the water ..-o
universally regarded by those acquainted with it AZ
equal 20 any water in Virginia. the public of
Richmond city referred fer particulars TO.
He-Srs. G. w Purcell g. Co., Bacon Basker
viii. VIM. J.ter, John f. White, and WA f.
Iugh. JAMES WILLIAMSON.
Proprietor.
Hacks viii connect with the morning and even.
ing trains at Wolf Trap" On the Richmond aud
DaaviAe Railroad. Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Set.
usdays; audAt Ciarksville, daily. my 27-tlJy
4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS. AMELIA
~ COUNTY, FA.-rhis celebrated watering
place r. located g miles sou,hwes. Of Richmond
en- the Riehiaond aud Danviiie ka;ieosd, two and
u half niles from Jete1svilie station, NJ which
tlacs taers " i'll be omnibus in readiness, to coz
yeJ passengers 70 the Springs, On the 10th Cay Of
May, 1862.
Board for one month {sJ days) ...... $40 90
children under ten years Of age. 20 CO
soiofeu Servants. .-.------.--.....--. 20 ~
Board per week 10 70
For all meals sent to rooms extra charges Will be
made. NJ. & =. C. WILSON
Proprietors
n. B.-Visitors would do well TO brig their
blankets with them. my 3--2an*
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.......-....--.. 341A1A 49,
Tf5sSzE tolaSa7 fos5Si -; -.
~ -. ss.n; estw. I'm, ia ceEs. &C..
5Ss E.,sl.1 sss4.l &. ssr.,.,.... Iva
- sd sss'f as Ss,s r. ssa q
d tensnen1 ~ 10 sic2 asa $780, ,
Gogeo1fs1le private rooms fnrnS.hsT !. Il. r.
nay doSlte thsan Tke ntteu{fs1 ~ ~ AloAs ~
u To city ~ yletnasy isesneeIsSS y !. \
~ + eoy.n.sees IT, o4ers& 70 thea ~ seN
g 81 2 'seaac g 'eIssy scsssk nsdissi o. 80
!, sspasa.a1 varas fos tho r.eep,,es ~ 49,.
70 esss " 5ssarisy, ~ os ins1us,r> -. =.
fscsioss disssss css b admitted " osws
asss clfAasEss r.ss7 -. /.
(IncluAins Medicai and snvxesi Tr.s,r
enc. F1rsins., Board, sad wss6inss ~
n! Paos.s wsfsa. !, ed,
fof fractions ,s Of a.wsek after the sre,
Same charges Tor es,orcd a. IN Win. :. 49,
N private r0osns.. .el2 TO ais ~, "a,
&c. for Surgical epenrtions .-...... 80
~ All charges ayahls On the rshuov,, =. W
Presidsnt--froE h r. JOYNEs
| Medical Oficer-Prof B. Z. WTrivov~
| Resident -Physiciars- HENRY ny,
| and Or. NAkaHALI1T. BELL. HILTH
Ssewafd--F. N. PARRISH.
- Psrsyns in the country de.i.,,~.
TENTS to the Hospital, iusy address ne sss
/ dent OF the Steward. a. e W. PMS
DELLEvEE .HQsPirAL,- CUIpcu1- "a
I'D RICHMOND, "a h ALL
WHITE PAfiss1S-la warig. 8, ,.r -
private ROOMS, Sfso SIS Per wock. .f'' '''k; i
SLAyES-s5 psr week Lsss thar -. a. /.
| day; but not 70 exesed s. pr vest Se
/ over the week. III cents per d.. '''''sa
/ No extra charges sxe-fs flr Surgical .,s-.,,- !
and then ar additional fee rapgpg fro,n g.
will be charged Bill pay s6ie on "a, = -. . y
| Ct the pe.ieut. 10 small poy sia,,,ed
I = covered spring wagon Will convey nse...
and from the Hospital y her Desired crse,,aaIh
be lett at ths Hoe pi'as. or ri ts ol,ic, q ! NJ
! LADAY 1hirteeptb s.iest, between Main snJ e sss
The subscriber .y,o las been ronuee.p,i ,r;,s Y
Institution since its fouadatioe having taksa !, =
Ger his excius!ve charge, aided by eolnpstsn, 49,
ants, so!icits Continuance OF tbs liberal M,
| age Of lis friends ard OF the pablo e.p.ra,
| Attending fbyaician and surgsor,,
| JAMES bDLTOy,M
Grace vt. between 4th aufss
| Ks ASSISTANTS
| c. w. P. BRosg, MD.
Church Hill, cor. 18th ana sar.bsIj =,
w. w. CDGGty " n
/ ia lS--ly E.s,den. Paess., :
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EXEMPTIONS E.NDER THE CONSUMPTION
Law OF CONGRESS-

EXEMPTIONS E.FDER THE CONSUMPTION
Law OF CONGRESS-
The following Exemption Bill was passed by
Congress, and sisued by The President just before
the adjournment:
A ELL to Ire entitled An act to exempt certain
persons roinienfullnit ut Tor rersce in the armies
Of the Confederate States
SECIIUN !. The C57etcss Of re C,onft3s-cte
Ssdsss ct da'@rica do er4r., That al persons who
shall he heii to be unit for military service under
the rules 20 De prescribed by the Secretary of War;
sl in the service or employ CO the Confederate
States; all Judicial aud executive officers of Cont.s
crate State Gorern,nets; the members of beth
houses Of Congress aai of the Legisiatures Of the
several States aud their resprctiys oiicers. ali
clerks Of the officers of tbs State and Confederate
Governments allowed by law; ell engaged in car
rying the mails; all ferry1nen pest routes; ali
pilots 0nd persons engaged in tbs iarne service,
transportation; tciegrapLic operatives and minis
ministerial duties; all engaged in working iron
mines, furnaces. and fopsdries; all journeya.,n
printers actually employed in printing newspapers
niss, and III teacl,ers having as ,.any as twenty
scholars; saperin'enient- OF the public hospiials
iua,ttie aryus and the regular a,,d attend
ants thereinpaad the teachers employed In the in
situations for the deaf, and dunb, and blind; in
cary in good standing who is practical druggist
superintsndep:s and operatives in wool and other
fact ries, who may BE- exempted by the Secretary
of War, shall DE, aud are hereby, exempted from
military service III the armies Of the Confederate
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| On DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for the
| CU apprehension and delivery at the Quar,crmas-
ters Office, lis Broad street. or the Marine Camp,
near Drury's Bluff of any che of the following
described desertsrs from the Marine Corps;
Corporal RICHARD McGREGOR, aged %, 5 feet
los inches high blue eyes, brown bair, fresh COM
p!eSion.
Private THEODORE pAyIg, aged a5,' feet g
inches high. blue eyes. black hair, ford complex
Private PATRICK Lovingly, aged "a. feet
81 inches high, hszel eyes, auburn hair, fair CON-
plexion.
Private WIN. II. BREWSTER, aged 2s fleet q
inches high, hazel eyes light brown hair, dark COM
plexion.
Private PETER MARRY, aged 80. 5 fee. 6 inches
high, hazel eyes, dark hair. dark complexion.
Private THOMAS MARRY, aged "a feet 6
inches high, blue eyes, Iigl. hair, light complexion
Private THOMAS Chilly, aged 80, feet 81
inches high hazel eyes dark hair dark complexion.
Private WILLIAM SHANNON, aged q, 5 feet
81 inches high, blue eyes. auburn hair, dark com
plexion.
Private EDWIN FORD. aged %. ) feet inches
high, black eyes, dark hair. dark complexion.
Private JAMES LEAHY aged y, feet S inches
hign blue eyes sandy hair, fair compile xion.
Private DANIEL aORIARTY. aged %, s feet 9
inches, blue eyes. light hair light complexion.
Pfivate HERMAN MULLEN. aged % s feet
2. inches high, gray eyea, light Fair. light COM
plexien.
Private GEORGE EMERSON aged q :, fact 81
incss high, gray eyes, light hair ford complexion.
Private LEWIS PEEREs, aged -. : feet 10
inches high. gray eyes, brown haiE, Light com
pisxion.
Private LEWIS IL FAIvRE, aged 3,.a5 feet
inches high, hazel eyes, brown hair, dark com
p!ex;cn.
The attention IF recruiting officers is particular
~ called to the above advertisement, rs IL Is sus
pectsj these will re-enlist for tie benefit OF
the bounty as often they can do so.
A. ). TAYLOR,
lie 1i-6t Major aud ouarr C. s. u c.
~ Petersburg Express copy FOR week, and
send bill 10 this De partncut
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nISsOLUTIoN.-The eo-partnsrsap q way
IL LEW, TAYLOR co. Is this day dissolyet
Having purchased the Interest pf C. ". PLEAi
ANTS, the surviving partner. JOHN N. vAy.LEr.
will hereafter conduct the business IL III. own naus
All persons indebted to the old Concern, viii peas
call aud settle with the undersigned.
JOHN n. yAHIEw.
y January !. 1ot2. sl-s
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IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ksn away from
lou ne in New Kent county, on the 18th of
May last. three NEGRO MEN-ARMIsTEaD, Ar
CHER, and BRAXToS.
Arnstead is about :, feet 10 or II inches high. il
bright yellow and wears full set OF black wits
kers He has been aeeh In Gen. Hoods brigade
Aruiftead is about 40 years OLD.
Archer is Of = dark complexion. with over
one eye. lie il about ) fee. or 10 inches high
Whea he walks he leais forward little. He ia
about 20 years all
Brsxton il yellow fellow round face, and talks
very slow. H has one Of his arms, about
FIVE or six inches long just above his elbow. He il
about feet or 9inches high, and is about - years
old.
i will pay the above reward for their delivery TO
Ia Richmond. if deposited in jail can get
thenl Atty dollars piece for either of them,
they may be lief; at the Assistant Provost Marshsls
Office, with Mr.. William New.
je l2-IO.s EDWARD ~ BRADLEY.
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.@rnr te,sscg1rTIoy 4cT EXPLAINED

T. 4.
ssiase 1sslsisiag regu;asiors Of the Var Depart
nssst i, FY1atio " the act OK CongFsss known az
stss usAaef sptsra Act published by authority
for Try ,.f. 5r.nation or the public:
;L--ESRoII siESI AND plsrosITIoS OF RECRUITS.
l. IN oisicer ret below the rank of Major will be
detailed Tor each sta1 to take charge Of The enroll
aiit, iuserng Subsistence, trans poFtation and
dispcsiiiG.. CT the recruits raised under this act
Application will bs made Immediately to the
Governors OF tie several States for permission to
employ State officers fef said enTollnsvt, and ia
case such tegpssion be n5t granted Ulcers of the
army Will bu selected by tho Department to perform
tina. duty. u:,tier saeh regulations may be pre-.
scs.,sed. Where State officers employed, the
regaiationp If the respective States ia regard to
military enrichment w.a be observed. ~ far w up
pticaDie. sss
J. Ths.enrelied chin each State will he collected
In camps OF instruction by the officers in command
of the recruits, the said camps TO he selected with
reference health and the facilities for obtaining
snhsisfesice and transportation The number Of
these caaas shall not exceed tso In each State with.
out authority from the department, and 70 eac will
be allowed = q',arterTaaetsr ans. Il eomlsissary.
3 Theconhaai1ants Of tue calaps Of instruction in
the sgysxsi states viii call apon tie Gensrals com
Hs.sdsiis TIE military departments in which their
eeapany may b situated, tol competent dr.. officers
:, nstsct the recruits aud viii prepare them for
sis, nssa s.s tapidly a. possible Tey viii eauss
thsss e - g promptly Saceiuaoi and ~ ordering
~ - Ms ned VIII Is far as practicable, prefer
ILL., % hsse passed taruugh ne uFua cansp al
80 nsy ssil establish huspitals Ia Oounct,tfcn
.sS sness cs,pA and make vsquislton for such
Ts-<ew-,.sse g IN 1tscrss g nay bsysqnted
sas ans ss2ss Il ss s. saasa
sc:ss 81 she;. 5, - IS 49, !,
=. ~ 80 :. -. =. saeer e i:ssp "a
e sach recruits a. nsF BE- farniss6 = M sssa
Tbs mid tozumsndants win appcrsico M ss....,..
anog such corps n foporttOn to de ~. e
80 sAs.p. 49, We spscey qlEeptai ~
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T OoK our, POLICE AND CITY GUARD
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Lift camp, three miles east Of Rich.nord,> on
the I'D instant. NY boy JOE. snce which time have
not heard CT him. He is abou. =, years OF age a
yellow oolor, aud of rather dtldcnt appearance ;
has large scar on his forehead from burn. 1t
laay be that he has acciden.iy got with some other
regiment. Any'nfor Nation c6fcorling him will be
thankfully received and the above reward paid for
his delivery, either TO to Hon. JOHN II. kEA:
GAN Postmaster General.
B. a. HALLUM, Co. G. 1st Texas Reg,
IL l0-I(t< (.sn Eno4,s Rr; os..ia
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF vA.,s
LYNCHBuES, June II, le02
NOTICE.-As all preparations for Ma;or-ti.ne-
IN raj F!oyd's Amy arc being concentrated at
Lynchhurg, the issues from this Department will be
there made.
acquisitions must be first signed by Gen. Floyd
or SONIC officer authorized by him then approved by
Adj .rant- General WIN. IL. Richardson at Rich
mond upon which the issues viii be made.
G. DIMMOCK,s
je Its Brig. Gen. Ordinances Of Va.
gsEnauirer and Wink VIII copy
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THANKFUL for tho past liberal pssvuse, n
slowed on them. they hope, by strict and fsi,hk
attention to their business, TO ner;. good shan /
the same In future. BODEkER A ca
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Madison T.. H, Nay 20, 1852 IL 12--l

1OS DOLLARS REWAKD--Wiu be paid for
lZD the arrest aud delivery to me of WILL
LIAM a slave, purchased Of Mr.. Lyons, of Peters
burg; and HENRY, small boy, eight nine years
Of age. William is a bricklaysr by trade, g %
years Of age. black and intelligent Ave feet eight
nine inches high and has two OF his teeth sc: on
gold plate. Henry is black sta.nIners when .alk-
ing, and ID quite intelligent for his age. will give
SlO0 reward for William, and S25 for Henry; and
will AFRO pay reward of $500 for the conviction of
the person or persons who may be harboring them
military camps, and representing themselves to be
free. lie le-8t" DAVID MCDANIEL
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HI GRO DoH dAiaed CAA2I1B, Ab6nt ~ yeAlp
"a. :nsssts ~ bsIsnss u IN p1tid lsfh1SllI u
Of Richmelsd. Hsalsc aatss that he ~ ben =
4 sp ~, e rsass s. & 1 y s
DUNAwAT8lA reward a ten d6llars tNch
III WIN te paid cor tie appFshsnsion sad Asiivefy
u the sCliy Jail o. II The 1lidiothian 1fnss ID
CheMoraeld eopnty, d the, sfcllOMine neued NJ
ton q. Bos and i'm, to Z. 0sssn; Jor and Jns, 10
lIin Bradford; JoE, u Mrs. Mary Fox R0BERf. to
j. e. Spindles y AcoBs to Law renee Muse; JOHN. to
Nat. Tyler; WILLIAM to Mr.. Brown EpW'ARD, 10
J. G. Crump; WILLIAM, 70 B. ID. hoy !; lyERsoS, 70
g. Lacy; EDWIN. 70 Joseph \. Poind.xter;
HENRY. TO Andfuw Z. Elicit JOE, to Dr.. @. N.
Pollard; JAcos. to Julia CogbE J0r. to James n.
Wm Tsse sor sai,k 10 ass row. Hsshr
to Jno ?. Tsbb; MARCErLus, TO r. r Burrusa;
WILLIAM, to }. ". Winston; BOOKER, to Mldlo-
THAN Company. Should any Of the above Negroes
please sdsise me, If Impressed into public servics
information as TO their location will 3. thankfully
received by JNO. c. STANARD, Sec'y
Midlothian Coal Mining Company.
nUNAwAYS-e20 REV. ARD.-Ran away from
~, me the 18th ard 18th instant. two negro
men, JOHN and. nat. The forper has lately been
engaged at the Confederate Stables on Bacon Quar-.
ter Branch. Is stout. and quite likely II probsbe
that he Ii lurking about some camp Y,eur the citv
Nat lie very tell and block; is owred il, King aud
Queen county. where be Is likely lettering VIII
pay ten dollars apiece for the delivery cf eeeh OF
both TO ms.
je LIT JAMES NJ TAYLOR
r OOK OFT, POLICE AND CITY GUARDS.
II 4 80 reward viii be padfo the recovery Of nv
boy n AT, to whom gave pass TO visit his wife,
peer the New Fair Grounds while ut the American,
Hotel the night of tho 9Th inst. to return 1ext
morning Said boy was raised in Richmond by Mr..
Kent, If tie firm of Kent, Paine Co. He is about
n OF x years old feet or Inches high, weighs
| about l33 pounds of dark brown color, and had On
& cap and cloth coat with the skirts of when he
| left His wife belongs to the Non J. Randolph
Tucker, and is hired by Some maiden lady or widow
near ssi0 Fair Grounds. The above reward will be
pnid by Iae if lodged where get him. He lie
thoroughly acquainted with the city, and will pro.
badly keep secluded in the daytime, but no doubt
| will oe lurking about bis wife
JAS. e. BRYAN, A. c. s.,
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DlSSOLUTIONS.

NoTIcS The pastnarehp existing hs.-.-
IN BLAIR s. HARviE hatlag tven d;,.','5
sir. W. r.. Mayc has Taken oar stsud. and Val y.
tnte the buAiisesb III his own nsns ". rs..-
mend him to cur customers and rsques, ,neu % !,
trenizs him. BLAIR UAayYv"
April Z, 1902
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1An DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fro,r.
lOO M store. on Tuesday, March l7:k my ne.
gro boy LEWIS WASHINGTON. lie is brisb.
muaito thick net. about Ave feet high Is ycs,rs
old: had on when last seen brown sack coat
ward OF Sl0C will be paid for his delivery 10 rns.
$. S. COTTRELL,
ia Sis No. I23 W;suyt
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WAX DEPARTMENT, \ ~
ApJr AND INs. GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, June IL, 1867.
~ ENENAL ORDER, NO. -.

J. With the consent and appreciation of His Elk
celiencv, Gov. LETCifER. al, shsrifs, Deputy She
riffs aud Constahles Of the State of Virginia, are
authorized and requested to apPrehend DESERT
ERS from the army wherever they may be found,
and deliver them 10 officer Of the army a. the
most convenient post station, or TO lodge them IN
ial aud report their names and regiments 70 Gen.
s. COOPER. Adjutant and Inspector General, Rich
inond.
Thirty dollars viii be paid FOR gu deserte's &C.
iyered TO an officer and fifteen dollars for each de.
serter lodged in jail. No allowances will be made
for expenses of apprehensoner transportation,
All Jaiiors receiving dessrfers are requested TO
d.tain them Tue usual allowance for the support
of prisoners Will he made.
IL Transfers from the line to partisan corps will
not be permitted, and if any officer Of partisan
corps knowingly enlist them from the line The
thcrity to raise the partisan corps will be revoked.
ia addition to such punishment as . court-martial
may nfict.
By commend Of The Secretary Of War.
iSicned) S. COOPER.
;e ls~iw Adj't and Tnsp. General.
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CAPITAL -.<..--. SaUH,UC
This cd Institution, fesrabli.hed by the Virainis
Legislature, aud Ia successful operation for s,.Sty
yoafs) continues to iu.ure, in city iaad country
against Rrs OF damage by IRE, slInos. every do
scrii ton OF property.
Sea risks en- ships and cargoes, AMI risks on iu-
isod transportation, taaen 70 all parts IF ,he world
D. reasonable rates of preTaium.
The very liberal shiro Of the public pa.ro: age
which !. haa long received. operates ia return
lberh snd praap: ssttleL,suf OF cisia,s which Il
has ever BEEN it, pleasure to observe ,l..sss
Farmers, niorchants, and citizens generally NAV
be referred 20 parties already injured IA this Co.s.
paoy. IL over So counties IN rhe State
Application, by letter or otherwise 20 tho Pres.-
dent az Secretary. will meet prompt attention.
*~ DIRECTORS:
E.o. Noting, G. w Purcell.
W. l. Cowasdn, Jos. r. Winston,
II. L. Kent. H. A. Claiborne
WIN. Palmer, ts-o w smith
Jos r. Powell Jos. A. Scott.
Jas A. Inlo.s, r. H. MAury
]. Z. Wordsworth. r. Cullen, NJ. D.
VIM. Beers, sThos. Samson i
WA WILLIS. Lr, hec'y. &C is--ts
he, FIRE Nd Al ARINE
IL INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
OrTIcE, No. 'lS3 M.1S On. r. Cor. or IlTi) ST.,
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
OFFICE, No lS3 MAS tS. y. Cor, or uTfD ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Chartered 2sth March, 1884,

This old and reliable Institution. with ample cap
ital. aud contingent fund csrsfnlly Invested, Coz
tinues to insure Slaves, Buildings Merchauiiss, 81
every description. Household Furniture. ard fanni.
~ Wearing Apparel vssssl& Cargoes and Freight,
at the lowest caxreue rsses g.
Lcsses adjusted md paid with ali posaib,e dis.
patch
DIRECTORS:
David Cufrie; Francis ]. Bsrns.
Y. Il. WORKMAN. John T. Sublett,
John u, Claiborne. ThoA 4. Rust
John !. Wilson, Cleo n Owathuey,
z. Alex. Garrett Peter q, Warwick.
JoHS j. wiIsoN, Treasures. -. 81 ) 3. 4
Fl. =. BROOK, Secretary. d. c.--.ly.
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nAN RIVER LAND fOR SALE.--5,ss .acres of
IL LAND, belonging 10 the estate Of John Ed.
wards deed, is offered for sale IN Halifax county
Va. This land has two Dwellings, with other Deg
cessary buildings. gardens, SC The plantation 10
divided in,o low grounds and upland of excellent
quality. The tfmbersd portion il ,lsc sxeellent-
The whole is we'll watere.i with good springs con-
vepient 10 every part. This terms Will b. accom-
u,otlatiDg. Persons wishing to koe the land will
please apply TO the subscriber, LOCATED near News
Ferry Depot. Richlncnd and Daeville Railroad
WILLIAM EDWARDS
Ily Elm Executor.
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4 RMY OF VIRGINIA.
N To ViRGrSIASs AND MARYLASpERs
WANTED-Recruits for the
FLOYD LIGHT ARTILLERY,
to serve for twelve months. a fine FIELD battery
has been secured.
Uniforms, Board. and Equipments furnished. and
pay from date Of enlistment.
Apply q 80. Law Building Fsanklin, between
t2rh and 18th strseta
W. WINSTON foNTAISE,
ye E--Hf Capt. Floyd Light Hillsry.
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nIssOI UTIoN OF CO~PARTVgpsgip-
IL partnership heretofore ssisslaz uo,r "A.
etytc Of A. BODEkER G o., hsving sxpr,6 s,ss
airy l, lc62, by limitation md the deceass q n,
VIM. BOpEKEK, tae undersigned hAs avs, -ss,E
with himself Mr.. W. 81 DADE. and his brother n,
HENRY BOpEKER, on the same terms that esis,s
IN the former concern. aad will con,iure the Dsro
and AP0THECARY BUSINESS st the CID rsss
No 10, Main street, under the SANE na;oe.
A. BODrE;s
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WIN. T. MAYO, successor 70 Masscs Diai A.,
vie, will continue, at their stana eorn.r n IIth =,
Cory streets. the GRANARf end PsODrcr ~ ~
nssa. where he will b. pleased 10 servs h,s &c.
and Those Of Msssrs. Blair Rar,is. ""''
q-tS W &c.
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CGIlSa East,

Mail Train leaves Denyle daily a, $50 A. ",
ami arrives st Riehmcnd at 32s L. w.
~ Eurssyilie, it connects " iih tbs Train on The
south-Side Railroad for Petersbury
Trains from Dsnsille coming down stop Of Cssw
FOR breakfast. JAS. H. LESTER
ia ls--ts Gsn'l Ti~ks. lrSns
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rHAyGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Az
" PETERSBURG RAlLROAp.-0n and aa.r
MONDAY. the s4,h February. tie trains on Ibis
yoa-i will run rs follows:
MAIL TRNS-Laaves Richmoni a. AS L. Y
daily, and Petersburg NJ asl3 Z. r. Freight and
Accommodation Trsins'l. ave Richnl,ui daily GER
cept sunday, at $50 A. " and $50 T. ~, aud p.
tersburg ii, 6: a. ". The Mil Trains Will siop only
at Halfway Station, Chester, Gid Por wafbs'
Junction. Z. u. GILL. Gen. sup,.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

LIF T. ANU + IKE 1SSt NNNVF..
1NS Z II ANCE
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR,
AECE COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. 1873,
Their new building, on Main street. ne VI door 10
the Baak Of Virginia, RiehGlona
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'Or further particulars apply to
JAS. n. TAYLOR & son,
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II AND FOR SALE.--An exceedingly fine trac.
i Of land inv tue county of Charlotte, 5 miles
from Roanoke Station, Richmond and Danville
Reiiroad. now in possession of Mr.. James VI. Nc.
Cargo containing 400 acres, Us Of which Il heavily
tisnbered and excellent plant land. % acres very
rich creek Low grounds tho creek running nearly
through the centre OF the tract This s said to BE-
the flnest tobacco and wheat plantation IL the
ton in which il is situated. improvements Cosn
Portable dwell Ing, rooms good closets sorerooms
DC; cabins ) barns, stebies, sc. The neighbor-
hood excellent for health and society Adjoining
the above is another tract, (Which added 20 il will
make good iles containing stout LOO acres, pris-
cpally in fine timber framed hpues rooms, kiteh.
en- garden, DC.
Poss.ssion viii be given imfhe,liateiy, ard the
n-groes hired and provisions On hand sold. 10 sao
purchaser.
A .;;e crop If wheat, corn and oats grow
ing on the FIRST named place.
Confederate States Bonds taken ut mark, value
in payment.
Persons wishing TO buy this valuable property
viii tiIid Mr.. McCargo NJ brakes Breneh. on Rich.
moad end Danyile Railroad, who viii show them
the place. WM b. DAVIDSON.
r. a-l2s a. Maddux * Cor, kiehn,oad.