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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14
Frpn the Lower VALLEY

We noticed ysstsrday the arrival Of two cat'
issns Of Js&srson county. Who hAA sucoeedsd
in q hiking the Yankee pickso and made
tAsir way sa1siy - the Oonfsdsrats lines
The accounts they give OF Federal oatrasss IN
that locality Are such - 70 arouse the siam.
boring vsnesAnos OF every patriot. and 70
Qaickea iato Mfs and vitality the dormant en-
ergiss Of those who would obtain freedom
without sAcri0ces. We dncsrsay hops tnns
Richmond may b spared the fate OF the noe
Valley OF virginia, and TO svsrt II W INVOKE
the aid and hearty cooperation OF hsr aussns
In every nsasars advanced for The resistance
OF The cruel and wScksd akgrssso1 wAo seek
our sabiueatlou and distraction.
In Je6srsou ana adjoining counties thor
oash ey,,su OF pillass has bssn inausurased.
ANA not enough 10 left the people for their
com table susssnsuos. Negroes. whether
vtllins or unwilling. are forced away from
the protection Of their owners, and made to
do duty By their Northern task.mastsrs.-
Incidents OF moro than heather atrocfty are
related bat We will not disSust our readers
with Q mar, alton Of the most diaboiical OF
these.
A short time before our informAnts e6' cted
their escape. q party Of marauders went out
to the ans residence Of Col. Braxton Davsn-
port, one mile west Of OhaYlestowD, and de-
lbsratsiy attempted TO take his life In his
own yard, and IL Vas only through the inter
vsntion Of his own negroes that he was saved
from death. Not day passes that similar.
and In some instances moro horrible ont.
RACES are not committed From one farm.
house to another, the Dlundsring u kept mp.
and only two horses are left to each farms
NO matter what l0 sizs may be. The
meat. houses are broken open. and their con-
tents taken to feed the hirsling oppressor.-
Four hundred pounds Of bacon is all that ts
left to each family, and whether large or
small, they must regard II a their means OF
subsistence until the day Of their dslivsrancs.
Amid all this oppression. we are happy to
record that the people remain true to their
Sou; hern sllegiance, and hopeful Of the day'
dawn OF their deliverance. Indeed. some
who have heretofore been looked upon with
suspicion. are open and undisguissd In their
denunciation Of the acts Of the Federal sol.
diery, sanctioned by their officers. 1t IL said
that several of this class Of 81 .izsns swear that
they Will never. under any circumstances.
consent to q reunion with tha Northern Pu.
ritans.
The oath has bsen on srsd 10 large number.
but. with few exceptions. 1t has been indIg-
nantly rejected.
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~ AEDWOOD 4 kElOK. ASess.,
81 Main street..

AR0E SALR y NEW AND aDOoRD
HAND xURNI1 Urn, AOUoDAOLD II.
PLcMENTb, &C We Will ell On WIDA10.
DA Z. e in.ssut q stoFet OomDNoAoR ~ 70
o'clock, large ~ d d. sirsb Q assortnao1 a -
AID second hand Faruiturss
Ward'ob-s Bureaus,
OLiog AID or q Tshl0A
Oh ,p0 (hars,
Cane AID Wood Aasa UAaisR
Wash tAnas Bates,
U d e.ds, Matt, easss,
Fe.theS Beds
Anfoss' ohio7 And Cr,ckssy Wae., -.
my I3-2t Ansi;o,
Al6RT oalE -tsn WEDnGaJAY svena..
~ eo.omsnc ns At u oeioek, We VII s9lL a
nvfe. lsfss 10. Of miscsllsa e-us 0oods, 0c<A-
Ing Dry foods. Faoey Good. J.wslry. Tow
Cigars, a.. REDWOOD Z xRHnH.
IN, St an ton....
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By REDWOOD 4 KEACk, A;sets.,
fS4 MAIN STRERr.)

TLEGANT HOUSEHOLDA AID KITUHEN
~ F5REIfuRB YoR SALB At AUCTION On
the 18th inst, comm encic z 4,
10 O'Clock, we will ssli at the RI sidence OF B.
W. Joylsr, Esq. 70. 50 Main street. tcver
Hir, Ii T Ter sgrocery stoIe,) the en- tire stock
Of Parlor, Chamber, and Kitchen Furniture
Tete Sofas, Velvet Plush Chairs do. Rocking
Chairs, one eiega ant Rosewood Plane, Marble
Top Centre TABLES, &c The sham Der aud
Kitchen Furniture consists OF the usual as
sortment found In a genteel family, all nearly
new. The house is for rent. and any one wish.
ing to purchase the Sbo We privately before the
day Of sale, car do 20 by applying to
REDWOOD & KEAOH, Aacts,
my IL "a Main street
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The following 10 q list OF the killed and
wounded In Capt. J W. Lsa's company, 9th
Regiment North Carolina STATE Troops:
KILLED Lieut. Snow, Lieut. Jas H Womack,
and Private J ohm Christie.
Wounded -Uapt Jno VI Lea, Eergt Robin.
SON, Ssrgt @ uarles, ssverelys II y hubbard,
Thos ssurton, and nm Marty. slightly; Dor.
poral Hane son. Turner. John Meadows,
John herbert, John Hamlet, r b Travis, W
Is Siade, Rich Hamlet, w II Garrett, and Ste.
phen Ward, wers ell wounded and left on the
deld.
MkstnS -SerGt Cnandisr, Thos johnson,
Jonu Scott, and w unders.
Taken prfaOHsy j MickiGG,
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On Tuaedey, at quarter past O'Clock
r., Mr ROBf u. kEAD, in the Aoh year Of
his age.
fulIy invited 70 attend the feneeal, from the.
Clay Street Msthodlss Church, at o'clock r.
y to-day. -
In thi. s.ty. after o severe illnsss Of thirteen
woan, Dr. J. NEWTON HELM, son OF John
n 1sin OF Matches. miss private In the
Adams Troop, JET Davis Legion Of Cavalry.
aged % Year,.
At Ole YER, on the 18th inssAnt. n ATTAEW
u, infant son OF william H. and Martha (.
shields. aged year and nonsbs
tlssp swsst bebs. and take thy reAt
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LATE faoA HAVANA AsD NsXIoo The stsa.
Msr hoanoke, from Havana arrived at New
state that the EreGca comm ssio. ers would no
longer treat with the present Mexican gov.
eminent That they will aid AID prote Ct
Am-nte. who was Recognised by the French
Emperor
Active hos.i1 les between the allies and the
M%x'caD troops was 81 pectsd. Presideut
JuaYes has issued call for truops and men
ar aockLg 70 the government standard.
loaded with cotton, hsd arrived 1T Hava1a
between the 70 h and 27:h nom New Orleans.
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From the North.

Augusta. May Is The savannah pSpers
Of thi1 morning contain 81 tracts from North.
ern papers OF the 9Th. brought BY d ag Of truce
from Fort Pulaski. Gen. Mcclellan says
that In Sundays fight, At williamsburg. he
lost NO prisoners. but captured twenty. i've.
Accounts from European papers report ter.
rible suffering In England and Belgium,
owing to the dsarth Of cotton.
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taosils. may -Aspesial dispasoh 70 the
AAs~sis~. dated OorintA. My 18Th. says that
the enemy ars aovanong nearer upon oar
right, ceatsss and lsfs, - II for general ad.
vance upon our posiuon. The weather v dry
and hot. fsv..a x-,4
On the 9th, Col Woodward, with the First
kentucky UavaIFy and . detachment of Texas
Rangers. attacked the Fedsrals at Elk river,
killed several. captured two captains. two
nsutsnA nts. ana lorV.thres privatss, and
eight negroes. The Confederate loss was fvs
killed. including Capt. Harris. OF the Ran.
gers, and seven wounded. This 10 ofaoial.
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" Jas. n TAILOR r SON, Asastesssvs.
10 BUILDING LUTj, ADJOINING
4 MANCHESTER, FUR SALE AZ AUO.
TlON We W, II sell, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of May, 1854,
commencing ct u O'Clock p. NJ, II bsaut1fsl
BUILDING Lots In Marx's' addition to Man
chester.
The most of these lo.s He we'll for building
purposes. Those wiehiDg TO seCuIo good lots
In this thriving town would do we'll to attsnd
the sale.
TsRNs -Ous third cash the balance as
four nd eight Il or tbs, FOR neso H. ole notes.
wi b interest added. and secured by deed Oh
trust. Taxes for 1854 10 he Paid by the pur.
chaser. JAS. III. TAYLOR SON.
mr. 10 Aucit, een
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~, ~ pear cot tase tAsoeaN sessrsaethsa !
tAe bands Of the Oonfsdsrate Qovsrnmens
A,rylAAd looks for The hour Of hsr delivsy-
aacs, already TOO long delayed. 10 virgiaia,
hse swan-sissse, bsana b sAs rot,mac, 70 her
1fsses sAousand extled eopa. 70 the invinoiols
Army Of ths Ooasdsrasy. sAs looks, ana
waltz. and watcAsa, - one sitans and bound
isoks for ths coming Of her ubseator. snail
she look N vsiny fK) 81
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D. 0oDDnv I IPPERSoN, Assls~S~,

TIME 3EAUTlFUA !. u RU RIA BE
T1GAT OALLkU"hUhA.S 81 AUHS,d'
IL Henr,cc on the Ns~ Bridge Etoaa. swo ~
q half miles eos. Of Richmond togeSaer with
The Psrson.l Properly thereon. tor sale "a. ~
mis.s, on norl6AY. the lssh may, 1881. & II
O'Clock A. ~, that beautiful summer retres,
called "kural shAdse," NO n owned and &C
cnp'sd BY Mrs E. q. T0mpkins. containing 10
acres, Of which one acre - IN original OAK
grove The improvement. though not In
good order, are Jet cIm Portable for small
family. TAs place II remarkable for iss bsaa.
tlful shade trees and rural appearance. Aftsr
the sale Of the land, all the personal property
Will be sold, consisting OF tne usual variety,
such - Horses, Cows, Carriage, Buggy,
Gars; Farming implements, and Household
TsAss.-For the land, ons.third cash !;
nalancs at ! and years. for bonds, bearing
interest," secured BY trust deed. For the
Pstnonal oects cash. The taxes for this year
TO be paid By the purchaser.
ExoELLsNf BKIcK TENE u sAr ON
~ fss W1sf lIIHs OF FIsr1, psfwEaz OIAY
Aao L11sz 9sl1s1s, HoR sALs ~ Avo9IoH -
wa % sold IT an 3tion, on the premises, on
saturday, the 18th Nay, 1881. IT I O'CLOCK r.
ID the large and well located Brick Tene.
ment reosntiy occupied by Miss Dsnais, ad-
Ana VIM sands. The house has 10 rooms,
ossides large Kitchen, and IL supplied with
gas and water. Possession gwen once
IH1ks-One.third cash Balance At and
years. Gr pegoda Die notes. interest payable
n ns,t; secured y a truss deea. with
cash. az the option OF the purchaser. The
taxes and Insurance fo' 1859 70 b. pad BY the
porcha.sr. GODDIN 4 APPkkSON,
my N Aucdoneers.
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WRAr TIE YAxxBB PA1RRs SAY.-The Van.
kee newspapers, with their characteristic
fondnsss for gossip. state that Gen. Lowell 10
the great grandson OF "Mastsr Lowell" IA.
nous In his day In Boston; and the fathsr OF
this olncsr was James Loyell, who held q
place in the Boston Custom .Ho7ss during
the administrations Of Jefferson and madjsons
Gen. LOWELL (says the same authority wa
born In Boston. and has relatives now re-
siding In that vicinity
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1EETiN0 u sTOOKROLOtaA.-
II An adjourned meeting q tAeesocSholo.
- Of ~ RNanoke Valley Railroo4 Company
an b. heId In the town q OlaSks VILE, Oh
- mn day Of June na1t 4 fall Aset1uS y
Z 4. WILLIAMS,
-,,A atavtAm OieFk.
r. THs PEOfKE or uaEs rE.::
!" FIELD. AT the earnest solioitatton o.
wsnv friends. ANNOUNCE myself candin w
t0 rcprossat the county In t1s oeeSrE -
a0mbiy Of Virginia. WI. AAsA~"
my lt-,91ds
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- GP&OlAk ~ ! A.-Tne atteatl.n f toe
pubic IL ak. to tns sale Of n, Fueciture Of Mr.
H r. Lekbvrs. IT his rs,idsuce ON Grace be.
tween iss sad F~ushss streets-,he con .inuation
OF ~ hico will ccm nerce ThIs DAY, WED.
Me- Day 1t IL O'Clock.
m IA 1t =. b. COCK .uct.
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Nv Z 4 COOK <xesto~Iev

LIVE SPLENDiO PIANOS ONn ELn0AET
Y HARP. CNE GUITAR, AID Al ExfIRsJvn
ASSORTMENT OF HOU.EAoLD AVID KIYcH S1
fUhNlTuhE At AuC1IoI On TUESDAY. l9tA
mat, At 10 O'clock, q, the rssldeucs Of II. p L.
febvrs, Esq on Grace, between FRS. sad Vouahas
streets, all his household and Kitchen Furniture
embracing In part
Five spier did Piar9a 7 0ctav~s, IN Rosewood
e@sss, ope AMp. one Guitar, Book-Oases BruH
Els aSd o:aor CARPETS. Wa d1obes Durssus Chain
Bedsse d., Feather Beds, Hair and Shueh Nat
ueysss, MiIrors. China and GiaasWare, e 70
F;nnitpya.
The public attention IL pa uculary Invited 70
this sale, ring many Inc uosments 70 thoss In
ueed OF good furniture.
Mye u. COOK. Apctsr
CONTINUATION TIE above sale VIII bs
CONT, u d THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
mr. IA Z b a., Auct.
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Sy r.. W. kxGyEE, AssttoRA~,
f0n1ea corner l2ta and Gary steecta.l

ELE9A,iT HOUSEHOLD AND KITUH.
d. EN FURNITJ RE FOR SALE AT
-CnTIoN Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY
MORNING. May H.h, commencing as ten
O'Clock, at the residence Of N. p. Howard.
Esq (xhO IL declining housekeeping,) on
Marshall, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
his II ,usshold and Kitchen Furniture, con.
Fixtures, &c. THOS. w K0t0EE,
nv 10 SuCft0ueoY.
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QE0 MISUNDERSTANDING from the
peJNJ owner, on Second street, near Main,
la mis- city, on Monday night, the 18th inst +,
8 negro girl, ANN ACKSON. She is of a
bright, brown color. aud Of about the age Of ID,
and q feet In height l. is believed she was
enticed away by free boy Of the name OF
Milson Pege, and is now In or near the city.
The ABOVE reward will be paid for her arrest
and return u us.
BARKSDALE BaO..
Corner Gary and 18Th streets, up stairs.
my l4-ay
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e 9iNANA AVS.

Cox eEWARD The subscriber vii, nav
pLeJ go reward for the following proper
t., tor information that will lead to 10 discoy.
cry. stolen from him on Tuesday by u negro
boy, ct the Danvilie depos, In whose custody
It was temporarily placed, via blsck VAL.
Use, continuing lot of wearing apparel and
four 500 Confederate Couron Bonds, number.
hnsssl,: May eth, 1862 Az, heavy arae
SHAWL, and an Um bfslla. eLth white han.
die
The public are hereby cautioned again st
trading for the above. described Borde,
Any information concerning the above cub.
tecf matter may be left with J. +. Taylor,
Pes ttface Department, q. s. A.
nv LIFTS }EO R{JSSEIl
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In th,. CITY. ny sas Ks,; =; Ts:.iss, on the
NARY 0APrtv al ~ .h.r ~
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~SPEUI Al NOTICE atten.
tton 10 asked to my sale OF superior House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, ~ the residence
Of n p. Howard, E. on Marshall, between
Sth and Oh stree o, THIS AOkNIN4, COM
msncing 1t 10 O'Clock
THO5. W KyE,EE,
my lit AuctioDesr
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Y Ths sens II The MAN,

he held her fairy hand In his.
And pressed her gentle form.
Ana lived 10 shield her from the blast,
Aud ron. che world's cold sierra.
Ard then she p tsed her eyes 70 his,
And ailsd with os..sss Wooos,
Ard in the tencsYest Accs,. - %1seo-.
"Whar did yoa bay them koods
He answered her In accents M14SsAs
81 do - all have done before,
And bougf these splendid bargains
At HoOos's Dry Goods Store"
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AKYLAND- Line We are anxious 10
wi tread once more our patlve soil Expecrant
hearts await our coming. We struggle for Free
iom and the sacred shades Of our Sizes.
AWe invite the untring ind undaunted to haste
70 r. join ths Maryland Line" which is rsinforo
ing the Leroe "stonswslrs" a,me In the Valley,
sud With taem march ~ the resc1e Of our kias.
men Ia OPPRESSION and doubt. Soldier It's the
hour for Immortality or obloqny.
Tts will Of tie veteran Is sustained by Omr fpo-
ard The blood Of the martyr shall Eourisn ths
Bay Tree OF liberty. Who fsteYs Sides with the fc
who dtedAins odds tsrves his own es,u,cheo son,
which Zane PhslI pondsr ard memory treasure.
Soldie . We casllerge you once more 10 the fssd
Through he earnes' solicitation # many
Mary ianders. Capt. tDxUSD BARRY las &c
copied an appointment TO lead you back 70
your homes. Mary ianders, will you gos nr
shall the hollow query be made, W here were
theys sons of Revolutionary stree the God.
dess 81 Histcry is yigilan., and notes the 40
tiocs of the solemn hourt
Be men. and abide the issue. Our leader is
grown gray In the elatter Ct Al ms, ard is eager
to offer his last, best trib1ts 60 q beQuest to
his posterity. Marylnnders, will you stand
By himf Soldiers will you die with Us, for
our rights. and friends, and homesY Your
response gives to the .iches Of history the
cherished "reminiscences Of traditional Afac-
.ion, or defames the scions of our IN red
ancestry. my IA --6ts
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QbON KEW 1RU.-- Narsway from M, In
@ZU this city. on the 10 n instant, brighs
mui.sto Boy, called SOLOaON GREENE.
S1id boy is about 10 years of age, has lost his
left r. DR. ger. ana is slightly deform ed in his
right shoulder. The above reward will be
paid II taken more than i've miles from the
city, or $40 if taken within that distance
A. L. MINTEa.
Address-Libertg, Bedford county, Va.
nv l4-4t&
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AAAA Z a - .csp / IN Il
lEARYLAND PARTISAN UORPS.

1ne attention Of Maryland and District
men is called to this service, to which they
sre 20 particularly adapted, and which will
give the m ha best opportunity to aveDgs
the insults c6sred to our glOri. us old State.
ALREADY three entire companies OF the LIST
Mar, land regime NJ have joined, and m jor.
ity from several Of Inc ther companies have
r. Queated to Re transferred.
TINS corps will be inde pendent Of all other
com m ands, save that OF the General com.
mandir 6 the Department OF virginia land will
act as nearly ~ possible on the frontiers OF
Maryland.
A. the Uonscription act does not apply to
MarylaD ders. they occupy the same position
40 though 1t bad never beer passed, and
hence oil II months men can claim transfer
to lis corps, ifre.snlisted; or, ifnot re-enlist.
ed, can be disch arged upon or after the exp iIa.
siUn Of their term Of serv;ce.
Hos will be furnished those who desire
to IL me Cavalry and are unable to provide
their oWd
In sddi ton to the pay, "a Ions, and boup ~,
(which are the same al In regular SER
VICE. the valus Of ali captures from the enc.
my will be distributed among the men
The corps will be com posed Of Cavalry, Ar.
tiIlery, ana infantry, and commanded by a
distIng uished ofdcer OF The army.
lndividuEts or companies desirCus Of Join.
ing the command will apply to
j. A. WESTON,
nv I4--ta 10 Pearl att e0t
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TVS DAK..


|VHskooo,sas,lts. ,, lo1s e - Y 3 xap
ssrwsss axpr % 1.b ssrv sss Az &C.
AND on fa1 NcATn sIDs o. I'M oiS sc61Ve4
Z WV Road WsAe 70 AaU u aaAs a M ~
DErcs OF CHAe. y. weaAlss. u Yon Nh ~
AUcrI WI g eo!3 u sasaoa - As tss.isos,
p H., Ia the ortss advsrtisd, - f,lswins m:
usb!s Bu1dins koss. VIZ - fess e las1 q -
south sidsof Lajgh atrsss, s1an1ng baak On ~.
shss st;eet leo test - - alloy. Ah3. . La q.
inlnipg. fronting 30 lest q the Wet ADe Of 20.
shso 'atree., running bask ~ fest. AM wAiGA
win b sold 1913 fees Of bsoaHful lAn1 - - W0lA
devo resss rurnins Sseh 10 fost - - allsy.-
Ais. about 400 fss. 81 laad, b TIE eeGe Of -
.ssidsnes Of Charles 7. ho~s1sa. 0ees = 0eln94,
frootiag tie old eossty road, Aoa runnlno -
An ~ arag. DEPT Of sboat 80 jsse. lew = ~
snsnce to iavest N impf wing ~.
=. ,as;LOa'A. The ta1s Sos 1oe9t - ~
a0DDrN 4 ApInsoM. Aas'n-
1.-TWO HUNDRED AO1fS or VALUA.
BE TIMBeRED LAND - C1nDen.
1IbLn. Sou1 AlL1s 1Aou MAHouDe9nn. UnAn -
tn OoAL PIT Trn1Plxs, boa NAI1 a. hvof1e0.
VIII o. so!d at aoc,iou. on the pye0tsoo. 81
WEON ESOAa. the lAth OF Nay, looo, &C =
BILE LAND. in original growth Of 81 t11Sr
and pine. adtoiniDg the Iasds Of NJ. Roni .1fn
Hatcher and Others. The Witt - f31H@
on this land 10 very valuable.
TEAns -One. third O. sh balance It ona ana
two years. Tor bonds bsaring intsre1t, oooaY0d
BY trust deed. The ta1ss fer l1e1 . s. ~
by the purchaser.
Mr. Hatcher Will take pleasure 1. showing
GOBLIN I EPERSON.
N.Y. Auettonesev.
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REAuTiruL tUUN IRY MAT On the
ID New 1oaA. one mile. Ecrth ~ Hlcn'
Inonc. in zig b. Of tha Fstr CT unds co1saiu.
IN. 20 sc.ss. for sale st Auction: :. = the re-
Qoess @ ~ 10 a: Lancastsr. whose man.
e1sx nas gone INTO the army, we enai. sell At
aacsicn, or the premises, On SATURDAY,
the 18th May, lSS2, It 8 O'Clock r. n abe
osaaofui con try ssat ios itsd a. above. There
which II In vegetables or row ready for othe,
crops, and 10 acses Of oak grove. There IL on
the place new dwelling and q farst rate ss-
BILE and barn. There has recently been 90.
out number Of fruit trees, strawberry Dis nts
raspberries. 30. Tho location II q beau tiful
one. and the nsiehborhood equal to an,
around the city
two years, for bonds bearing interest, T,hs
same payable half yearly secured BY . tss,
Immediate possession given. The .axss Tor
mo aoD Is R'S Pr
myD Auctionesrs.
THUS TEbs' SALE OF TWO VALUABES
0aANl,11RoIf T8y1A aSTs, on TIE Soufn
SlDs OF fnA1KLiN d, DnfwnM WALL sr ASp
S1oexos Cansx AT he request Of Msssss Jss
dssd OF trust ffcm NJ. Ed Hgrd Ne dated
,6.h January. le6i. duly recorded In Rchmozd
Hastings urk NJ s6,1 eel. at public auc Ion, o.
the premises, On .noNDtY, "a, issh MAY. 't6s,
day thsreaftsr.) the real estate soovsved BY tie
cal deed, footing - Ice: 10 Ii inches on south side
Of Fss0klio Of cot ranni1s ,sek % feet, hAvi-e
thereoa two large and well built brick Tenemen:s
with granite froats
The deed requires Q cash sale, bat, II desired
liberal terms Of credit, bearing intsre Ut, will b.
grated 70 tba purchasers The taxes and IN.
sura see for lee! 10 b p41i by he pu' chassrs.
myis 9ODDIN 4 iPPkRsON, Aucts
" ALU q 81. bUsI~ II o STAND. ON
v NoRrH SIDE OF FIArKLIE sfRBsr, AZ
uorIoN y Ina eo,.ely alter the fores ling s.e
ell ne o I'D the valuable brick Tenemoo, Leasl,
opposite 70 tho reg"ing real estate now occupiec
BY ar o. A Fra Gs G. q car isSe MAJ If otny
fro tina 70 fact. runs l. z back Is feet.
TERM, One third easa bals % ~ 6 srd L.
n,op b sor nesOtiAb'e pOtss iateres. sdded o..
"a ID By trust coed Tbs tax . and insuf aoee
OF 1s6s 70 be a.id BY 'hs lusce -ser.
uyla a ID 'PP" TON AuSu
DAPTlS1 90 re- =. r At N. 20
q ANnls H aEDsOME LOTS IN FUL.
TON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold At auc Ion, On ha premises, On Til URS
day, thu 10Th Nay, 1861 At 4 o'o.ock. p. N the
handeom. Chnpo' IL r IT dayc, with tho 10,
On whirh 1t stands, f'on'iug 81 is~t, running
bscg loo feet. After Wh Oh wall be sold thos
ten HAND. ONE lots in Fulton, Nos l o 10 In.
elusive. in Square No. !. ebch fronting %
feet on the 9. nth line oI Nicholson street.
each fronting 80 feet Ca the South side Of
Graham street.
T1Rns.-ons-third cash; balance Al and
IL months, tor negotiable NOES, Interest add.
I'd, secured by trust desc. The taxes for
1852 20 be paid by tbs purchasers
tfODEIN APPERSON,
myS fuctionnars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

T EFT at my sab 9 SIN stree, b7tWeen
i 4 Main aud Franklin, on the o.n instant.
81 4 negro man hailing from Williamsburg, 8
brown
MI L Z +,
With sore back. The owner is requested to
come forward. prove property, pay xpensss
and take her away. A. PICOI.
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