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~ ADJ'T. GENERALS OFFIsjE. !
80 MApnk N aaAD =

- 49, -. Zen E8AlsS OerNj8.
4 uTHoRIrY j. h.r.s1 . sss.n - : , =:
rails o. the Uonfedsrst. servios. 1om.
nanaln9 military districts within tho iimits
~ vivGniA, to call out such militia a. ARE
Wlsnlh tne hounds OF their comm auds and
Nc emergency.
ny command
{s,shsdD VIM. H. tIcHARDSON..
mn Is 3. Adrt. aen'l.
hEAi q RS Opt OF HENKiUO,
Richmond. Va March II, 1888
HBNEhAL. ORDERS. NO..
II. Railroad companies are forbidden 10
transport into this city or out Of II. spirt.Gors
1iquora or other Intoxicating beverages
lU. SJrerfn tendenta OF railroads are re-
1u~sted 10 report daily to the Provost Mar
shall the number Of passengers passing over
their roads out OF the city of Riehmord.
Uy order CT
NH l7-ts l.. r PAGE, A. A. 0eni
HEATQ's DEPT HENRlCO.
RrcKxoED. VA, March ls. 1855.
CPEOIAL OHDERs. No. IS.
II. Apo:hecaries and Druggists viii, obtain
an o.dsr 70 purchase liquors By application
to this Department
These iiq aors will be sold BIZ the Apo thecary
oHly, under the written p-escriptfop of a
esideht Physician for medicinal pa rposes
Gases ofexar;ion on the part Of 10 thsca.
res ahd CrnS2is:s have come TO The know.
iscge OK thia Department and should like
cdkss hgain occMr. THhIR sYcaEs will be I'm
me6iately closed
JOHN H wINDER,
Brig Gen Commanding, dc.
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NERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
= DHNOE On TIE EAST SIDE OF

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
= DHNOE On THE last SIDE or
Th!RD. BETWEEN C!.AY AND LEIGH
oTh 4EfS. IT AUOTIOS We win SILL.
Upon the premises, Oh TUESDAY, The ls,h
day OF March, commencing ut A. o'clock
r. N. D., tbs very valuable private Eeedenc. "a
tss east side CT Sd, between Clay and Leigh
streets.
The iloUse ccnt5its large and airy rooms
with fire. places, and I'll the d.rI, i'm prove
naents, euCh rs gas, wafer, and bath house.
There Is also lsrEe kitchen, con tanning 4
excellent rooms range, smoke house. an 81.
other necessary oat -bulciugs. JDs ent.re
properly IL in excellent order, having been
thoroughly overhaulesi Gnd repaired within
the poet two Gears. The neigh',0raood IL 4,
dssiran.e SIS sDy in the city. The lot fronts
rs .ast, AMI rUra hack 1870 feet
Prr.ons tssiring TO secure taai!y sa!ua-
hls private residence IL IL re.iYe.t neigh, bar.
hood wonid do we'll 10 attend tbs ssle of
;hjF prep ~.
Tsxas: tue fourth cash tha talopce at &,
i: and Is months for nsgo-ishl. NOES, wi.h
ia..res: added, and secured by irnal iee1.
1 d ~ Jas e ps n na !ii sns sa
,ah7 Aucticleers.
VALUABLE FaSN In CHESTERFIELD
v COUErx. COSriaUuUs TO T'HH UIrY
or RICHMOND. AT AUCTION We will soil,
urtn la premises, II UkSoE,Y, the 2j.h dag Of
March commencing c: II dock Ii the valuable
sesi Ea,ats, on which Hf O. II. T. hodea lately
sided I. contains eos acres, froa,frs beth on tie
turnpike end EivsT road The laEc has beea re
Gently e.ryeJed, and Will be scl1 ir rscts to suit
purchasers.
TO the E.nsion House tract hare Ia attached
abou- 100 Ec.ss, upon which there IL every con-
veninnca for 'ba accommodation Of large family.
The div sling IS built o: granite, AMI is in perfect
order. TIE on. building, ma also 10 coed orser.
The o her lands ere ysusbir, oriug to ttetr con-
ugui:y 10 Kich@sc43; upon esed f,gc. OF which
,haTe will be rns q bssofom- building siie, and
nearly every a. which - wei! ws,ere6, and on
sCme q: them there ara va!aabs GA lie apsrries,
sud cs rot -.
Beti "a tas ma!n dwelling thrrs Is on the ial d,
'eaisa Fog Level nearest 20 Isachesssr. q ccm-
Portable dwelling Tha tract will be subdiy ided
into tracts suitable for suburban residences or
market g.rreD5
Txgms. Cre-fouIth cash; balance at 8. L. ard
IS moatas fos reg tsble notes With intsrs Esded
a.d secured by trust coed. Tee taxes and In.
surauee for 1868 be paid by the purcnkGe9
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 HN,
Ann
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BY JlMRS H. TAYLo1 4 30N, Iasf's.-

|EoMMlSsIONEaS' SALE Of VERY
ALoAsLn K1Al FsrAys, kr0wH ~ THa
s srAsLxs. ON TIE HoafE kIDs Or
FA.sKiis, BKrwsss lin ann i5rs SrFsrrs.-
As Commi missioner assi,,,u:sr Nv r. deere Of the
EusuGss Coars OF the ely Eie;,yaoad rr.-
nonHced on the Ssh Coy OF Esrch. 1897. Ia ti.s
49, AZ ~ Dasis ~. hsteheass .adns, ct ais.
we VII sell upon the PREMISE on MONDAY
tac slth de y Of March, iitfair; il not lbs ne.t
fair day thereafter ceInms sc.n = A.; 10 -:
T., the very valuable real sstats known "a
the Exeharae Stables, located Gu the Herth
eide Of Franklin. >bctwcen i4,h ard 18th so
for 3 mum ber Of years occupied by Jemes
Harden, and more recently py Davis Hutchs
son The lot frou'a - feet, portion Of which
above, Will be sold the House and Lot on The
east slde Of Mayo, north OF Franklin street
being ~ late residence Of A. y. Huschsson,
coed. "ae house is comfortably arranged,
q medium rEsd family. Tha lot fronts 2Si
!eet, ma rams back e5ort iS5 net IL is
deemed Unnecessary TO say auyihiag further
N MvcE 81 THIS property, 80 1: is so we'll
kHcWh Fnrcnasers desiring to invest In the
Dast Valuable real estate now In ths market,
Wontd DO we'll 20 attend tais sale.
Tssss -Ore. th:rd casa ,he remain der ut
sena IL mcnth,, for negotiable notes, with
order of tho Court. The taxes and insurance
for So 70 De raid by tie purchaser
J JH2 a b A payIse ,comr's.
30 ImMSaiStety AFTER the sale OF the real
estate, will be sold ali the perisha Gle property
OF the late finn Of Davis & Hutsaescu, con.
listing In part viz:
Several single and double Brgs!es, with har.
ness CONF lete.
a large quantity of Proveuder, such as Shell
apd eheaf Oats. Corn, FODDER, Hay, and
Shucks.
AIso-Three valuable Holsters
TsRhs.-for the slaves, cash will be
CURED, FOR the remainder, all suris Of sloo
and under, cash, over that amount 4 moaths'
credit, fer approx ed negoItahla ro:es with ia.
tereS. added. JOHN Is. DAVIS,
Surviving partner.
AL5O--The entire Household ana Kitchen
fnrnt.ure tetcpgiDg 20 the late 4. Il. Hutch
esen, aec'o, consisting OF the gsaai variety
One Piano, together with an sXaeiiea: HoIsa
Cai'isge, tTo Cows, &c.
TsaNs-As above.
JOHN a. HUTCHINSON,
Admir- OF Alex. Il. Eutcheson, decd.
sc JAs- ID. TAYLOR & Sos, Auc,ionears.
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RUNAWAY, from ny premises. on Monaay
nisht aunlatto girl named E4nA. She
= Aoont 1est6, and spare hntit Legal 20.
in w ss,, VIII % paid 70 sny o.s Mao nm 81
JANIS ABEL,
Mh isAyts l7th sassss.
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A T I EN- ITO N

a T 7 e ETION!
~ VOLUNTEERS.
I am authorized to receive twsnty able
bodied MEN TO fiji upa Com pany in the First
Regiment of Light Artillery, q. :. A. Those
joining INN edia:'ly will receive eae bounty.
and iothiiig fol- six months.
Men desiring to enlist in this popular
branch of the service must do so within ten
days
Arms already secured, and com manded ny
officers who nave beeE IN service from the
c3mme1tceme emit OF the war
GEO. j.. EARN EST Lieut.,
EtaH Stables, Capitol street
Rati"ns according to Confeday ite States
Army Regulations provided for volunteers.
BY order
NH lS-lts DOL. w Il. FIrzaEeALp
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FUTURE DAYa
pyzaM T1YLoi 4 SON. zsass~A~..
TINE BEAUTIFUL COUNTY, SEA-
kanNn n .sS "A ER ayfalll. - ON the Brook

THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
II kG0wn NJ "SH HI WOOD, on the BROOKE
TarnPiks, n miles North " the city, Al
AUETION.-We will sell. upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the le.h day OF March,
commencing At ~ 0'eIork r. I'd, the bsauu.
ful country tsat located ss above, adJoiriE {
the residence Of M. u j. Meri wether, and
con tnins 70 acres. Tho land 10 highly i'm.
psrvsd; ffon rs On the Brooke Turnpike ar d
the road lea ding to the new Fair 0ro u DIS
aud IL well wa.eTed.
The imprc veGle1ts consist OF TWO framed
TE<EMHH with the usual ont hE itdinSs
All OF which are III gooi repair. together with
several wells OF excellent water. The neigh
borhocd 10 unexceptionaele
THBAs will be made - suit the views OF
bidders. And will be announced on The day
Of sale.
ma Is JAS NJ TAYLOR b SON, -Auc;e.
NALUABLg BUILDIa q LOT. ON THE
SNUrH SIDE OF BROAD. BE
SITE to TRINITY CHURCH. AT ALC-
1IUN. wall sell uron the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March; cen
msneing al 4! o'clock ID the beautiful
building LO1-o on the South side OF Broad,
between st and 22i streets, ard nearly OPP
pcsita 10 Trinity Churcb.
Il fronts AZ feet and rams hack los feat.
THIS Areguiar lot o; unusual depth, aud
hss q large city Cuivert in or near it.
TIRAs--One-third cash; the balance at 8
and IL m onths, for negotiable notes, with IN j..
tsrest added, and secured by trust deed
The taxes for 1889 to be paid by the purchaser.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SJE,
NH Is Auc.ioEeers.
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NTOrIUs. ROHIRE q. NICHOLAS,
IN Jr, end JAMES II: PEsRck, via re-
ceive nEChuITS Cor tie Wsr for Capt. u A.
Wslisee'. &C mpsny, the "Elchmend I.ish. Guard, ;
which tomysiy IVES sugeeed IL 'he Rattle on
Roarsas Islard twenty re, only hs+iis escap-a
helus nsSe pi ,oners. Although hus part Is
aesd no such In suc En- nj soauty mos ev yet II Is
" sII kpe wn that bonus OF $50 and sE ccmau-
tstacn + r clicking Is given 10 e.ch rscsu.s
Amy Immediately a. the offies osc: III store
49, NIB Is 81
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VERY yA.-TRDf5f. I'D ATTRacr.yE
tkAkKL;S, BETWEEN 18th AND I9TH
SThEETa, fNR SALE AT 4UCTfOH.--
viii be sold FL auction, on :he pfe - ICES. on
FRIDAY, the Ash of March 1863, ~ 81 o'cik
=. nj. o., the following very valuable Real Is.
tate, viz: That ve!nao!s Lot on the north
>ida OF Franklin street, opposite the @asons'
Hall. fronting 81 feet. INNING back 10 feet
Also, ;hat beIu.ifE! Euiidirg Lot on the
west line Of l3.h, between Grace and Rroad
streets, acjoiaing the residence CT Wills
Williams, Lsq fronting 10 feet, running back
% feet 10 " ide alley.
TEENS One tGird cash; bala zee a. and
IL months, for negotiable notes, interest add
ed, secured by n trust deed or titla retained.
The taxes Tor 1882 10 be psid hy toe rurcha-
sers dUHDlE APPERSDN,
NH II AUctionse.s.
ErRaMEU DWELL. i u AID ssvERAZ.
e vacant LOTS, on Brook Avenue aud
Pine streets, FOR SALA All AUCTION -
Will be sold Al auc.iou, on the premise on
WEDNESDAY, tbs l9th OF Mucb. lseo, a. &
, several yacan: LOTS located AS above, nd
F.! joining the residence Of Mr. Vim Z Say der.
| a plat and survey CT lac lots viii be exhi.
| Sitei 1T the sale. Some of thaiots will trent
/ on BROOK Avenue, whilst others y i'll from:
| on Pine street.
| TsaAs--One. bird cash; balance at and IL
| months, Coz negotiable notss, In ter-st aided
| secured by d uua. deed. The taxes for 1851
| 70 te paid by he purchasers
ma II 2oDDIN APPEaSoN, Eucts.
| DrAUTIFUL SUBURBAN KASIoEN,p IN
- SIDNEY On GsUyL eT AND 20 .CRa
| LOrS ADJCIs FOR ehfN &c AUG.
| TtON.-A. !ha feg1ss, Of d. +. ". koGdey, vs.
shall ss'l a. pubii' auction, ON HE premises o.
| MONDAY, the 9Th March iee2 q, 4 geek g.
| ID, thai large oe.w lfnl aud va-y atrsi i've ae~.v
! srseed t~e.liBg recently in BIS occup a1cy inc I'd
Ing large S.taLen. atao e, carT,sg' u,e, ana is,t
| sasse green, house. The d~sLibg il buiit In fs4
! s;s 6 ana no. only welt ADD eonyenisatjy aT-aua ad
tas il a.rong he mos. arch .sc,gra! i, eesya.-
AsiyY tbs ais II toe awaiias AID tbs lots stehsI
30 H. tbs reninlrg lots will b. s,ld IN parcels (,
| suit ths v.Svs Of h,cdsIs ihis properly is 10 ,
very improving par. Oh SfdEey, aGd where Yea
| eeta'e Is trfooa dsnand
fEkss.--iss--sti,d c-s.. bAls-ca a, q AMI J.
rsoG.ts. fos reg ,iia1is notAs, ilts.+ss edsss ..
cur>u ~ t-usi as sd. TIE taEes sui iasur-nc.
, FOR sS. to bc pald by sbs pure hssag.
| nah Z q lDD.E & AtpE2SiN,s srrs.
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UYILLTAME 4 UARRiNGTu N request
" their patrons to withhold consisn-
NE q to OF wheat for the present, miHess Ge-
q, us enrcha sing for want OF storage room.
NH l3-2ta
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IT, Halls LIGHT ARTlLLE aY Ia
w listing Ofiice. Main street, under tbs
hf. Charles Those wishing 20 unite with
this Company will call during the present
wreck. Boanty e6a
Once hours from 0 10 Il a. n, and from 81
IN 4 = M tMb l3--Stf
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M ANTE u -Rscruits ter the

w l.
Capt Philip n. S.anard, assisted by ser.
geants JOSEPH 4. Blair and T-B. McCu.dy
viii receive the names Of all peseors wishing
fosn,ist in this Battery. One Of the above
day, either nj The oftioe OF the Mid,o, htan
Coal Mining Company, on l::h street. BE-
tween M ain and Gary, or thai OF Mr. e. A.
Smith, on Main street, between Goth and 2lst.
The service seen by this Battery Is too we'll
known 70 need farther uoiice. Usnai boun-
t., &c given. nah Inns
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ME "PRESlDENT'S GUARD" will take
g few more recruits between is ana II
years old. his company is entirely for local
defence, and persons loininc will not have TO
leave the city. Recruiting office at N Stocks
dale's, IA NJ ain street
W. @. NJ ED, Capt Com'ds.
80 BOTr, ReoruiLng On sr.
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4 ITEM rluN lev more recruits viii
"A be received in COMPANY 3, LIST Reg. Va.
Vols. This com pany has been In services ST Ece
the beginning OF the war. They have now
ra-anlisted and reorganizp6 Apply at crca
al recruiting of1ce, No g. 10th street hetWss en-
Main aud Cary
Fifty dollars bounty paid
VIA. WRIT HARR!tCN.
ls~Lient. and Recruiting UHicer TO. h.
NH
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TWO BElCK 1ENEMENT-, On TIL I.
NORTH side OF IA tls.H ALL. BE-
TWEEN aILMER AND G1EBON Sta ,
ANDTWO VACs nj LOTSI. Oh lam u
PLAN, NEAR BIIi;HAMANS SPRING,
FUR SALE AT AUCTION WI: be sold TT
suction. Ga ,sa premises on WEDNESDAY,. the
10 Hareh. 1862, Ct ( Cloak n the following
real estate, VIZ:
The Two Brick Ter:men.s located rs Above. adj
oia' ps the new house of ship erected By III.
Oisc pies. Each TsneUcdt has IN -se rooms re
siaes it han, and is msll adapted f,r small fsns-
lies.
After which, will he cold two Lots ia G.ehsm's
plan, rontirg fet feet on the ca, lice 81 Bi-
ctsnan street. running back $50 feet 10 Col Big
ger. LOT. Also, Lot g: :he eprosr of Leigh d
buchanan s,rsets, fronting Is feat running EacS
~ fe.& . alley.
TERMS me third cssh balance sl and i2
months for negotiable notes iaieres. acdcd, So.
cured by d trust deed. The tax and .nsuTencs
10. 1852 10 40 rsid 3? .he rI' ch,ers
NH II GO3D;S Il = PPr~ ;;F, Gue.s.
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By GoDDIx4 APFsgsoY, Iue,s.

DEkUTiFUL BCILpING LOT, ON TIM
- VEST LJHE OF 5ra. BET r AEN LIMO H
ASa DUvAL STREETS. FOR SsLH Al AUG
flON VIII he sGii a. auction ~ the prsml ass
SAG CKDAY AFTERNOON. :be ) As,ea, 1861.
At a O'Clock P. ~. beautiful Lot. No e, located
above fr IL ting b fast running back 4; 5 feet
~ alley, and nearly opposite the Lutheran
Church
TEens.-Cne thisd cash; basnc. ct ard II
months for Negotiable mites interest sdde5 So
GU ed by a trua: deed. The tares fo- iSb. 20 te
paid by the purchaser.
rhi3 GUDDIS EaPrE2soN, Aue:s.
VERY VALUABLE. AN ID ADMIRABLY
" LUUATED PRIVATE. RESI- DENUE,
OK THE NUReH SIDE OF GARY. NEAR
Tn ATM STKBET FOR SkLE AT AUU-
T1DN.-Wili he sold At auction, on The pre-
mis- g, or SATURDAY, the Oh Mareh, 1859
g, x clock NJ, tn. excellent thcee-story
sr,cs TEN kNENT located ~ above 80 &C
owned and occupied by q. q. 0tey. Esq, Ias
house has ,en rooms, besides ample servar is
rooms, and is in the most perfect order.
TERMS -ttEs hind cash balance NJ six aad
twelve months tor negotiable notes. interest
aided secured by trnst deed, or titis ,e-
tall ed until the )nst note is paid. Tie taxes
and insurance for 1852 10 he paid ny the pur-
Caaser. EOtUIS * dfIEESOF,
mills Auctioneers
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A TTENTloN. CRKNsHAw BATTERY

This company win meet at the Rendezvous,
on the Bssin Kank, THIS (THURsDAYj
MORNING, at 10 o'clccx, 10 muster into SER
vice. A few more recruits will be recsived,
and those who join will De relieved from
dnty In the m1iisis. Uniforms freq, end
bounty Of $50 paid on mastering in.
NH 13-is
T IGHT A LERY-We s.e "a sioa
- Company Of Light Ar.ill.ry fur the war.
A ftw m orc men are n eded. Persots sutj.ct to
permitted to Join,
Arrangement 10 made I. SO. gums promptly, and
We shall coon pc ready fn service.
Tho bounty Of Fifty dol!ars is pAia on bsips
mustered iEto service, End upifos ms furnished
between D. sin and Bank. over tha Co. federsts
Bead ng Room. JNc L. EUBAEx,
WALTER G. TU2PIa,
+. u. DIANE ia,
nah 3 6tS &. B. WORKMAN.
T1HiRfY- FHfRD KEtilMENT- aTTFN.
T1ON, MILIIlA.--All persons between
the ages OF Is and IS are hereby notified to
meet on onday morning next. The l7th inst
at 10 O'Clock, at Company G's Hall, Church
and two blankets; and at - O'Clock will
march TO the encampment at the new Fair
Grounds.
BY order Of Dol Lyons.
JAS. E. RIDDICK, Capt.
This company bounds as follows Corner
18th and Broad. mp Broad 10 corporation line,
from SAID line TO Mill creek, mp said creek 70
Stony Run, 10 New Bridge Road, along said
road to .llickah omipy swamp, up swamp 10
MecbanicsviIle turnpike, along turnr:ks 10
Eroad end 18th stres,s
Henrico CO., March IL, 1862. NH 1855
NTOTTCE To OFFiCERS OF THE c. 3
IL ER&NkNT.--The young men CON
nected with the several civil departments OF
the uovernIneSt are organizing Light la
fantry Company, for service whenever the
Government may require it, Such as are
dis posed to JOIN arc earnestly invited To at
tend drill MT d meeting o. the company at
Military Hall, oTer the Old Market, THIS
rHUESDAY) EVENING, att; O'clock.
nah lS-ltx
q few more recruits between is and II
years old. his company is entirely for iocs |
defence. and persons ioininG will not have TO
leave the city. Recruiting ofllce at N Stocks
dale's, l44 NJ ain street
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TTENTION.
ne volunteers aud substitutes CT John
sou Light Artillery Company not in camp,
will report themselves ct Johnson 4 q III.
gOn's ofsoe THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock,
In order to be mustered IL to service. a SUN
cient Dnmber having enlisted 10 organic
We are still receiving volunteers, and woaid
request ell Intending to enlist - come for
ward and do so at once
MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
JOHN W. BANhEORD,
ALEX Il. GUI0ON,
Y. J. ULUTTkR.
,,h
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1,,Un ..ai-& d. haa 3oa5g kofsaih
II STALLION,
Ese years o'4 tbs sp,tag. He draws nn~iy "a
barnes ss,G ss really 80 esas.e rs 325. he iasy
BE- ssea nj tbs s:@b 9 Of
~. q. IIPEGCNa,
On q, b3s Beees s.i Na:ssat ~.
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~ uM ASFAALTUnS-
tT For sale BY
NH II WI. 9ATTLBk = 90.
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TSUE HII:E-F0r sa~ S'-'gne- Of tie yraI.
r good
cock. w.snag. aud IsoyxR.
without egseaa braEsa.
a,giy 1. 4, NiSH aElsS.
fsraGslsn ~ betsseen ls1h AID isle sta
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Wv A NAN
Who understands thoroughly
Tha ii tilla.son
o. pure Alcohol. Address J. -,
NH 1s--sts Dispatch Office.
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JAS NJ. TAYLOR e. soE, Euctioneers.
2. S.--rhs property can DO bcuyh. privately
before the day OF sale. NH 10
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Legal Notice.

H1ILLIAM RUSSELL, who resides in Tyler
w County, Virginia, and Nicholas Biddle,
who resides without the State of Ohio, and
whose place of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the 22nd day of March
1852, John S. Way filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, and State of
Ohio, petition, in which the said Russell and
Biddle, together with Ruth Dickerson and
Diokerson Rhodes, both of said County of
Monroe, ale made defendants, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain a con-
struction of the will of Henry Dickerson, late
of said County of Monroe, deceased, and to
obtain partition of the lands of which said
Henry Dickerson died seized the same being
situated in said Comfy of Monroe. and now
in the actual occupancy of said Ruth Dicker-
son, and more particularly described as fol-
lows. It being all that part of Fractional
Section number %, in township l, of range
4, which Henry Dickerson owned in his life
time, and described on the Real Estate Regis
Ter of Monroe County as fraction number of
said section. The said Way asks partition of
said lands among said several parties in said
case according to their interests, as the same
may be ascsrtained by the Court.
The said defendants William Russell and
Nicholas Biddle are required to answer in said
case on or before Saturday, May "a, 1862, 9th
erwise the petition may be taken as to them
as confessed. JOHN s. WAY.
March 26, lS62.--6w. 81
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No Surrender.

81
we admire the tone of the following,
which we take from an able article in the
Albany Argus, addressed to the Demoe
racy Of New York: t.sa
Fellow Democrats, have patience. stand
fast BY your principles. calmly en- dure the
fippant reproaches and misrepresenta-
tions with which partizan demagogues, or
it may be- honest but weak and unstable
political friends sssail you. When the
storm of yituperation shall have passed,
ani the noisy and pretentious patriots, of
the day shall have shrank away from the
dangers which now impend over us, the
last hope Of the nation viii rest upon
your courage and 6rmness, grounded up
on an intelligent political faith. which will
hs equal to the terrible ordeal aud the
salvation of yonr country will be wrought
ont by your own hands. Cherish your
political principles, preserve your organ
ization. patiently struggle for the right,
and prepare for the hour when the work
of establishing the Constitution and
restoring the Union will, by common con-
sent, be committed to your hands.
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Legal Notice.

a ARGARET ANN DUNN, Jonathan Dunn, jr.
IAl David Robins on and Catharine Robinson
his wife, Mariah Robinson, Mary Jane Turner
Kphraim Ely, Robinson Elzy and a daughter
Of Jonathan Dunn, jr. name unknown, will
taks notice that on the '26th day of March
1852, James Swallow, as Executor of Jonathan
Dunn, deceased, filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio. asking
for an order to convey the following tract of
land sold by Jonathan Dunn, in his life time,
to wit: Six acres of land off the north end of
the north west quarter of the south west quar-
ter OF section twenty mine, township two, and
range five. Said petition will be for heaHng
in the said Court ON the 24th day of April 1852
-5 iasfE HOLLISTER & OKEY,
ls ~ EHs ATTORNEYS for Petitioner.
April 2, 1s62.--sw. $500