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Headquarters n. c. Militia.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFF

ADJI TANI NENkKALS UFFIEE, {
GEEENAL ORDER No. Raleigh, Dec |, 1861. }
The following person. will be exempt from Company
drills except once in three months All wOrkmcn in
any Factory engaged in working for the State max
ing arms. lead powder, or in ship building for the
of Tcrrrap Express lines. NaiIy Press. Ferry
and Keepers CT Canal Locks, State officers and
other persons whose employment in the service of the
State Is inconsistent with their attcnlancc Militia
On i'll. and persons excused under the Militia Law.
This order will not be understood eXcusiug any
person from Militia duty when called upon TO rcpc an
invasion, suppress instruction. from Regimen
tai or brigade drills and muStcrs BY order of the
Comn:amicr-in-chef j. &. MARTINI
Dee. Il. Adjutant General.
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y
or legislative power in general; legislative power in
North CarOlina legislative powers Of justices Of The
peace; county bouEdnr,cs-Gecd, etc comfy rerenno
and char2c s; hrr e. PRISONS county trnsee
jury nias; fairs public zt.e>; general assembly,
inspections, public landlLgs, rtc poor hOu:cs and
hospitals registers clerks; rivers and creeks gates
ferries and bridges; weights and measures idiots and
lunarics retailers Ncusc river; UbC roads and cart
ways; public landings and insrCCIl, mills and mill
erS ordnarieS and Constabes; aru; wal teAS OF the
poor prison bounds roads, ferries and bridges; poll tax
exemptions executive power in general; executive
power in North Carolina executive power of the courts
chief justice and clerk attorneys at law attorney gem
ernl and marshal clerks ard solicitors counsel
for paupers; guardians; county attorney; nUctiOneers
county court clerks cOroners boundary oners;
committees of finance; county trustee county treasurer
special court commissioners of fairs; Inspectors
pcrnendcnts of schools; commissioners Of navigation;
wardcns of tho poor; registers commissioners OF rivers
and creeks: shcs; conStabes; rangers standard keep
ers; retailers; administrators; chairman of special
court; commissioners Of deeds and conyc vance;
missoncrs of low nnds; entry takers and surveyors;
superintendent of clcciions guardians ard receivers
Inspectors commissioners Of interval Improvements;
and boards of valuation: Of roads and rivers
commissioners OF wrecks tobacco pie eTs and cOcPeIs
The APPENDIX contains forms of Deeds snd Cen
veyanees, follows Agreements assignme awards,
bills of sale bills Of exchange and ladng, bends mis-
ceaneons bonds contracts. deeds, marriage set le,
nents mortgages ropnrnership articles, notes, rec
leases. &c. &c.
This book contains $50 pnges. is gotten ur in Eure-
ror lie and bouHd in law calf Price. single csry,
$500. EDWARD CAhTWELL.
RAIN \ C..
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WARNING TO SNUFF DIpPERs.-Miss Gibson,
beautiful young lady, died from the effects of
snuff dipping, in Arkansas. She fell asleep with
the "mop" in her mouth, and was found corpse
some hours after. y post mortcm revealed the fact
that she had swallowed the juice, which was con-
verted into nicotine, deadly poison; her lips,
cheeks and breast were smearcd with the foul snuff
in her dying struggles, alone i'll her room. Be-
fore she retired she felt dreadful sickness, hav
ing swallowed some of the juice, but she had us
ed it So long that nothing was thought Of her
complaint until, alas it was too late.-4rhanSaS
DUp"F.
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Consi@nments Of cotton tobacco, wheat and corn re-
spccttuily solicited, and which viii have faithful per-
sona attention. good supply OF Groceries always on
hand ard for sale reasonable terms. Orders for
goods promptly filed. Both concerns will adhere
strictly TO selling produce commission. Neither
concern will buy on commission, speculation or other
wise the articles named above. their business in pro-
ducc is confined exclusively to selling.
We respectfully call the attention Of operatives and
planters Petersburg Of the betcDlon markets
in the South. The demand i, good both from manu-
facturers here and fer direct shipment from City Point
Europe.
Efforts are being mode ship cotton direct from
Charlotte to this point, for 50 per bale
January q, 1861. pd
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MARTIN. TlANNA5EFsL 81 CO.,
Successors to y. N. Martin, Bro. Il Co..
Gr0CerS and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, IA.
WALTER e. MARTIN & CO,
Successors to n. N. Martin, Son co.,
Commission Merchants,
J1T/rJyI!/, Nh 4
RICHN OND, !

R. 4. MARTIN, formerly Of Granville county. Y. G.
RoDT. TANNAHLL formerly Of EdCecombe county; n c..
WALTER X. MARTIN of Richmond, Va.
\. NJ. MARTIN do
r. II. CUNNINGHAM. Jr. do.
REFER To c. f. Fisher. Esq. Prest c Railroad ;
DR. W ] Hawkins. Prcs't Paleigh L CASTOR Railroad ;
r Bridges. Pres Branch Bank at Tarhoro \ c; Hon
w Edwards, Warren county; James NJ Bullock, Esq
Granville county; Fisher. cashier Exchange Bank
Petersburg Va; Battle. Esq, Raleigh.
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HARDWARE, &C.,
w a NTED
CantWell's Practice,

NaHINtIi'S FfdCIiCGs
During nay absence in the Military service of this
State IN Virginia, subscribers aud others desiring
les OF The above work. obtain them of Mrs Cant
well. Raleigh.
All persons indebted to me, by note or otherwise arc
requested to pay her. will hold her receipt good
Price OF single copies of the above $500 A deduc-
ton will be made to those who buy TO sell again
EDWARD CANTWEIL
Camp near Norfolk, July 80, 1861
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u. &. GU LEE Z T /.
AXES! AXES!

Any person having OLD AXES which can he work
ID over, will find sale for them at this department
The axes must be delivered to SYLVESTER SMITH.
Bsq who will give receipts for them which receipts
will be cashed on presentation at this office.
J. DEEEREUX, Qaartermaster
December I7tb. Raleigh, Y. c.
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Accounts and Notes due |. LOEWENSTEIN
iii my hands for collection and settlement. All
persons indebted will please come forward and settle
without delay.
J. EIGENBRCN.
November \ 1861 st
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pGS- capital story is told Of Gen. Jenkins, OF
Virginia, to this effect In the Presidential
vass Ci 1860, the General had issued number Of
posters, announcing that he would speak such
a day in the valley oi tic. One year after
date, the unkccs held possession of the place,
and thnku" to have some larc sport at the ex-
pense of our hero, collected some Of the bills, aud
changing the III 1856 to figure one, announced
him to speak on the evening OF the day
twelvcmonth later Jenkins heard of it. He
called his men together and said Boys, | am an-
nounced to speak in TO night, at early candle
lighting; although the enemy are in pOsscssion
must not break the appointments viii you
ME through a III ,nimous huZza csIonded in
the affirmative, and to horse, and away went the
band and its gallant leader. They dashed into
the village, had smart bit of skirmi>h, drove
the Yanks off, and the road being clear, oar hero
made his speech That was certainly good joke,
but we are rather inclined to think the Yankee
doodles aug he'd the wrong side 0! their mouths.
DEBTS OF HONOR.-Shcridan the author, wit
and orator, was, also, great gambler and spend
thrift. He lived extravagantly, and not given
to paying his ordinary debts, but never failed to
pay promptly every debt lost at cards-they being
regarded by the sporting code as debts OF honor"
One day a tradcsran called on him to pay debt
for necessary supplies. liz found Sheridan in his
room, with pile of gold and notes the table
before him. Can't pay you, sir said Sheridan.
Why not? asked the puzzled trader, looking at the
money. What are you going to do with this pile
of money? Pay my debts Of honor-my losses
last night, said Sheridan Then, my debt is a
debt of honor, also, promptly replied the trader,
throwing his bill into the fire. Struck with the
traders reliance upon his honor Sheridan at once
paid him the amount of the bill Now, the Stay
Law has measuraby destroyed legal remedies to
collect debts Let ali honest men treat their debts
debts of honor, and pay fast they get
moneyi-HuntsrWe -tdrocot.
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RE> Blank Deeds, Attachments, and Court
Blanks, for sale at this Office
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Sd SA SACKS just received and for sale by
Dec 81, sci. WILLIAMS i OATES.
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GROCERY STORE.
NJ. g. OZMENT

Keeps for sale Lard and meal; also. chick
ems &c. fresh supply of candies Just received. For
sale cheap for cash Two doors below the Jail
October 10, 1861
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Hoop Poles, Slaves and Cord wood
Wanted at the Charlotte Steam Mill.
Oct IS. JOHN WILKES.
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A NEW LAW B0Ok.
CANTWELL'S PRACTICE AT Law.

Just published, treatise upon the PRACTICE AT
LAW in North CaIClirH. h EDWARD CASTWELL
LIB, author Of the N. c. Justice, etc.
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WHAT CAN BE DoNE.-The Rome (Ga.)
Courier, in reporting the trial of battery lately
made in that place. by Noble and Bros, ADDS:
At this foundry they now completing, on an
average, one cannon day, and in the manufac-
lures of gun carriages caissions, &c. fitting up
a battery of six guns once in three weeks With
few other establishments as active and energetic
as are the Messrs Noble, the Confederate States
would soon be supplied with abundance of can
non all of her own manufacture. We are glad to
learn that these guns have been proved to be of
the very best character of iron ordnance. The
famous Cults Battery, that did such distinguished
establishment.
The only bullet press in the Confederate States
was made by Messrs Noble last summer. 1t is a
most ingenious and serviceable machine, and was
made from written description, accompanied with
few drawings. 1t is now being worked in Mis-
sissippi
SHEEP RAISING IN South CARoLINA-In his
recent Message to the Legislature, Gov. Pickens,
Of s. c., very sensibly indicates the necessity of
Dog Law, thus:
The State should also give encouragement to rails
ing and manufacturing wool enough for our neces-
sary wants. The slopes and spurs Of our noun
tain region cminently suited for all these pur
poses, and the attention Of our people cannot be
turned too to the development of all our in
ternal and domestic resources There are very
few sections of country better suited to manutdc-
lures Of all kinds than the rolling aud upper part
Of this State.
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Will, Charlotte & Ruth. Railroads.
WESTERN DIVISION.

On and after Monday the 18th instant the Passenger
and Mail Train will be on this Road daily (5unday
cNcepted) as follows:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-08

"A philosopher says: 4" Some mems
mouths seem to he like the dikes Of
Holland-made to keep out water.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-08

That the At,ospey -;eseSal shall have po~er % in
crease the clerical for<e ef his osrs se Discharge
the Increased duties ss the some. e<ras;oseS By
this seh by appais,ing additional clerks not sx-
eeeaing txe, sad may az their eeapensasios st N
spsuai salary not exeecSing founeea hssdrcd 6s'-
lars zach PER snnam-
Approved August :, 1861.
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LAWS o. fEI UulIID SfAfD.
"zsss< 81 Gie si< fya Ssr-os eft ts< Yzsr,s-SrensA
tS~yress.
tgy arTBssgrTy.l

CHar. xxxii--An Act in addition to an Act
estIted An Act further TO provide fs- the COlec-
,0a II psiies Imports. and for other Purposes,
APPROVED Jsy tAlrtsensa, \. u. sighseen hundred
and sixfs-eEe.
h. u ,ss-seS ~ tie Sesss ssi Hs<s< Of Rsyrs,,.s-
sfssss effs< tssisd States ef Issces Ce~gress
s,=tied. That the power of the Presidss, 20 de-
the Inhabitants cf any State, OF any part thereof
in stat. At inssrr>etica provided is the 6fth
section Of tire aei to xhieh this is sddirios,
shsi extend TO and include the inhabitants Of any
State part thereof. where such insurreciion
against TIE United States shall te found by the
President at any tine 20 exist.
Approved. July 81, 1851.
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Nirbulnnn Qispatfh.



We waaei NJ yesterday motasne ts hnd i snow
;ns far4 MAYS va1~ ancsrsm M occurrence IN Ses
,astsNis So e.e w IN tie season We Eee 'aiee' Is
A.ed bu, ooe ia OF ksow at all compatible 'e ts, ~
sar,v In .he sssssu, aid hst was Ia ihs year is-o
and on TIE Ad day of November. That was cne 81
the deepest we ever sa~ n this laiitoie fhs Wy
deepest, W. believe. sxaept ese which fe'l w APh
1908 The das Of tre month we DO 60: reeoA"e'
bat Il wa. .ae same day with the election III ~"
over county Elections were held at taa' an'e' "'
der the old Constellation Of l'95, On 'ns ''"'s
Coura. day of each county, AID Te are 'nu'es. :"
remember this particular Gay from Inc 'ae' 's"'
numbers If persons were deferred ho'n so'E,s ~ A
siis civ 20 ca. thcir votes "a hanover. u" ''@
freehold syssem Was iaoS ii opereaon' w" e'S'S
nM, had right 10 vote 10 say county IN WIN ~
had land enough to mako him aseser- Nnmoeis
NJ Y,chrsonS residouss held fcesnelds IN fa1lcNe'
ou ,he uisa; Of the G, u November, iSi2,
tins, he anew D.. IA 20 fsil upou lie Ssg5ns % "a
,,,s,, Ia Svssia IL that IstAi night 35col hofSes
r.r;shss. ana ST lie suSse Qaen1 disasters OF 'Ae
eSa.y.sssu may be traced 10 hal ial OF sac" -
y,u,a to Heaven that the invaders who poiiA's
o,.r sci, m;Sn, suffer "a much or worss from tsn
sp,r ,h., hsxsu TO tsil oa thursday night. bu'
On, eouniry Ia 10, tex enough Norlh fer that I &c
,uo. II .hi. ai,u3e aud NJ this 's;sse oil re yea
csnro, last very Icing. There r'a7 ee taaea sHhe.
Lag, sns ssja, 5ieay ihese vii os bat II VIII -'o'
be Of SCI Pr. intensity TO produce fA;si effects.
From our own observation at "ashia toa' "no
ftom the experience Of Others, we are inoacea -
helieve that the axess W Il suffer mere iFeh 'n's
s,srm than We wills: Persons coming fFea4 ']V
Eorts 10 Wsshi1 stem aiwsys srneFsd hio'e i''''
cold weather than persons coming from the s'1'h'
The reason assisced g. that So tie traveller sos
Sor:h is system becomes bsaeed; ss lie goes
Sauth II bss,snes relaxed. ot wns. va."s lie rea-
soc nav be -Ts know uo.; Tat 'he fat has eesn
observed by Esny rersors
he deepest interes, and aahisty havs been EEL
.cd expressed with regard Ia oCr soldiers expose
70 the risars OF ,hls untUely SEASON. For Our
selves, n, ,pe sna belisve ttst III eforis OF 'hs
authorities have been uneea5ias 10 procure thsiH
sni,st,s sl,.hics snd that thee sf,acs hare been
in cres. ,nsa:ure .sstiil. II wac anticipated
TIA, we should have at esTiy and \ sever winter
for II never 10 Ii, case ia! two mia winters foo~
e.oh o.he. In succession L is p!oaso!e tha. lie
weather viii sries: military operations :or some
DAYS, by rendering ,he roads in s,asssLle.
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EzxyY RcBDEKY.-A heavy robbery occurred at
.e american Hotel. IA Rsrriscnbufs, Eookingha.u
county, Va, on Monday Eight last. The persons
yab,sd were 4. 8. Dands idse, Of Jefferson county,
Fs. who wss stopping for the night. ard .. Pen
aytaeter. proprietor Of the American. Mr. Dan.
drsdgv is,si between es000 and g. 90 IN CoEfeoer
ate & saSy sad gold watch. and Mr.. PennybsekeY
aaossi Si0 0o1, mostly In Virginia money, and near
o00 IN gold md silver together with his gold spec
seclss slsd gold watsh Mr Pony backe RS money
and watch were In his yeet and psrta.oons peck
eta tbs ttier or thieves earrying OF his vest Sub
ssqasnty. ca Of the watches, eua about S59 ia
money Wsre rseoselsd. Six youox men, raid to
ASl frou R11inose, Nd, we're arrests I'd on fues
day sfesrDoon, etsrssd with Tie robbery and con..
nittsd ~ jali.
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Culeable Negleet.-It was stated on the best gu.
thority Yesterday evening that tho Government
had up to lat time, sent no conveyance to Vsrins
to bring to Richmond the larger part Of the 10 dis
abi.d soldiers who wers last landed there by the
Yankee steamboat g few Gays since The custom
hiss basn to send down canal boats in tow Of the
steamboat Sea Bird The neglect to provide for
these helples. men, only few Of whom have been
able to make theie way TO the city In private con-
veyances has been CAUSED. 1t Ia said, by the ab-
se;,ce of the Government. canal boats q. Lynchburg
Whom we remeu Der The snow storm Of yesterday
AID biting cold Of the atmosphere, are at no loss
to imagine the sufferiugs Of the poor fellows al
uced to.
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". DECEASED SOLD IEES' CLAIMS x laiIas
Us soc supplies and eyery other description Ut
Cleirn agsinst tie Government, WHEN entrusted TO
his care, viii De promptly attended u by the un-
deraiEusd Nary Yeas experience in the aettie-
meat of :!alus jusiids bin in giving assurance to
,hose Yslo MAY employ lin, TIA. their business
will be faithfully srd efficiently dispatched HIS
!esa, except By 81 'oil agreement viii be 1o yer
olEt. amounts collected
He takss thu lib>Ity Of rsferring TO tie gentle
men n ed heoEy for testimonials o. ehsraatar Sc:
Fev Or. Il u. Hcgs. Rev. s. q Aocrmar. x.
Blair s 60, I.oram.ssion sserchaa.ts Fl In. 2. Clay
ton, of ia. Ass SEC TreGs'y, Riabmond; and the
rna .l,ors generally of he Virginia Legislature
EDWARD d. CLARK,
No 3, (iirst f1sor) Law Building,
Adjoining Wing Office, Richmond, Va
oc 23-Ta1tS S4t
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EUNAWAYS.

NNa HUNDRED DOLLAkS REWARD
~iii pay the above rewa-d CT one hundred
d. lars for the apprehension Of my man ANTHONY,
if delivered to me lodged in jail, that get
him Anthony absconded from my farm. in Caro-
line about the middle Ell June, 1861, ana have
reason to believe, is now in o. about Richmond
where he was hired for several years and is we'll
known He is abou: 40 yeaFs Of aga, ginger bread
col r, stout and well built, and weighs about 40
pouuis 10 particular marks recol.ectsd. My ad-
Gres. is junction, Hanover county. Va"
10 s-tth a ,w2t* W. r. B. WYATT.
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Detention of the Cars.-The mail train Of the
Central railroad due in this city at Is minutes past
o'clock Thursday did not srrive until Ii O'Clock
of the same night. owing to The delay oeoasione ed
by the accommodation train running OF tbs track
at Atlee's Station nine miles from Richmond, by
the displacement of switch. The engine Of the
latter train was placed on the track ~ soon a. .
sufficient force could be obtained to effect the OBJ
iect when the regular train came OF to the city.
No injury was done to person or property.
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were obi anea yesterday at auction by The Inspec-
tors Shockoe Warehouse, for part Of the crop Of
Col. W. w. Hancock, of Chesterfield: Two hhds.
q: 81 per cwt; two do. at $50; one do at Sst;
one do. lugs st 81 SO: ona 90. do st Sl6. to -.
Won Grooming, and enc Lid. to E s TuTpin for S23
per cwt 4 good Let of The weed is raised in Chss.
lerfieid county most OF which Ia Of fine quality.
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MARHIED.

In this CITY. ON Thursday. The oh nsk, . ~ -
sdencs Of the bres's fnAhes, BY ne Rev. Dr. Bur
rvve n. JOHN HRHu1AN - Alss HNNRY1L
Ian. eldest daughter n Thomas Whes|sy. a this
city
Ga the evening Of tbs esh tastsut, b. Rev. Jas.
r. 4sstes. Mr JOIN s. BEiTHEL and Miss MARY
q 0DIEu ill OF Henrien
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ENUINE And AUTHORIZED EDITION
APPROVED BY TIE SECRE TARY OF VAR
IND ADJUTAWT GEIERIL
On or about the 10Th of November NEXT
WE WILL PUBLISH:

WE WILL PUBLISH:
THE FOB THE ARMY OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES. A new. revised,
corrected, and enlarged edition; ~ and cStA tas
spprobation Of Hen Geo. " Randolph, Sswstssy
Of War; and Gen. s. Cooper, A4tstant Gsn~sl
OFFICIAL SANCTION FOR TITLE PAGE;
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
Richmond, Oct, l662.
"The following Regulations for the Army Of the
Confederate States published, by the direction
cerned They will accordingly DO strictly obeyed.
and nothing contrary TO them VIII be enjoined OF
permitted In any portion Of the forces Of the Con
lederate States BY the officers thereof
"aKo. W. RANDOLPH, sse'y Of War"
r. Orders to receive prompt attsnsioa, should
Pubushsrs, Bookseller and Nsasionsvs
no Sit 145 Main ct Richmond. Va
~ EMIL K. Z LEEs BODY 0UARD.-FiFTY
" DOLLARS BOUNfY.-I Am authorised to
rai.e company Of Cavalry for special service. g
6eoutA. duides. and Coursis, with 0snI Robert ).
Lee. rs4a 49,
Al persons not already IN the service. or not ~
tusily enrolled - eonscrlps4 VII b received
splendid chance for volunteering IN select
corps Is here offered
enforced, and those between the agss Of IS md -
called into service. Yo0 now have n OPPORTUNITY
Of enlissing Ia / NEE service. The henOsabls aDo
advantas.ousn asars Of thss ssrviesw WIN rss'nnsna
fv.sythine furnishsd .xesps horssa
&or Ca ficusa y W nAWoou.
I,eut. J. 4 LAwsos, q Asplawan, UAasiosss,
Va. and Lieut.. ". H. 1ILNsA q NssdgvilA Hal
iiax. VI. ss1 0.pe = = NALx.A 3 naes...ese -
ssnpsny ieo s-os Nv. . 9
AWE or % g 1si1S fzEek or q
~ sals-ths whole n 90 ~ A4Area ~
IN" ~ to23 )DDh
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- "kwAaTo6 PROPERTY" On Tho Baltimore
and UA3e 1AslysaA, atsss &c mi.es wet Osmbsr.
lend Id. laiAjy owned BY Jss K AnGsssop. OF
TIE TrsdsgGx Iron works, st hiehm1nd, hss been
Eo.d By the sxsEsrs foy tho nlotpayn.ns d!tsxa<.
II enbrreske - tisRsn a.xa.l nusnbsr Of cord
Aw4H q hxusa. a;d ss4ge hset ii Aueiy HUI
tesl ianE - properly Lss been lyiae Ids ever
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| Flag Of Truas Dslayed-The Yankee prisoners
did not stsr: for Var.na yesterday a contemplated,
Thay will bs sens cff today IL ths weather should
| piove favorable to the IN dertsiing.
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Died Of his Woands-A man named Brrckst.s
Mack. of La who was shot in fracas In Henrico
county, few days since died yesterday OF his
md;
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N@NCTICE.-Feesons having iasi. BUNDLES
.~E sos.nd 10 OFET'S battery. send them, IL
les az ny store TO DaY, iSaturdsT)
f B SPENCE,
JOs~lts No 40 Main street.
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~ EXCHANGE HOTEL.-The Gtoekho dsrs
~ Of he xxebaDgo Hots are requested 10 meet
st the counting room Of Carlton Chamberlain d.
Co. OF MONDAY, Io.a inst, Ell Il o'clock, Gu bus.'
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no So & L. KENT, President
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- ANAWAT.-A suitable reward will b paid fJr
Ks, the apprehension AMI delivery of two negro
M II, who away nom this olnpany last mc.th.
nne IL named JlM, and vvas hired from Nr B. w.
sorr.s, Of this city; the other is named JOHN, and
W s hired from Mr.. II. Il. Holmes. Of Fredsricks-
burg JAS T.. LAUGHTON,
no 7-2w Super;nterdents Clerk.