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J. or the Standard.
A BRACE OF HEROIC ROYS.

Mr. EDrToR:-In the last Standard is notice of
two gallant boys from Georgia and South Carolina,
copied from the Disp0tch. This article suggested
to me the proprety of publishing the names of two
North Carolina boys, whose bravery, patriotism,
and ardor, should tinge with shame the weather
stained and aged-marked faces OF many staiWart
men. who are cowardy skulking duty, and avoid
ing thu. battlefield as they would q laEar-house.
No. i is a handsome youth aged fourteen, who
painted for the field of danger "where men bleed
and die" and who would go, although his parents
had consecrated already all their sons except him
civ in number-to the service of their oppressed
country. On the Potomac, in the Peninsula, and
around Richmond this brave lad heroically served
his native land and through the mercy of God he
went through the fiery oodtide Of battle that ragged
so furousy around the beleaguered metropolis uI-
scathed until he trod the CORY field Of Malvern HILL
There he was wounded in the arm, and although
told to Ego 20 the rear" would not, saying 1T
would be over presently, and he wanted to see the
end" He was soon after wounded in the eye, and
his face and side were injured by shell. For long
ime-some two days. l think-he was left upon the
field lie is now gradually recovering. lreJoce that
he still lives rich in experience, though very young
in years. He is a noble youth-noble in form and
in heart-as modest as he is brave. His name is
Eugene Virgins, youngest son OF well known
gentleman Of Halifax, North Carolina. There is
one circumstance connected with his experience that
will mention. A friend had written to him just
before the evacuation of Yorktown by our troops,
aud the letter never reached him until one OF the
battles around Richmond. Walking over the field
after the battle was over, he turned over dead
Yankee and found in his possession abe letter that
was directed to him. friend with him had lost his
over-coat when our troops left Norfolk in such i'm
mense hurry, and on the same field recovered it.
Yankee had taken his long sleep with it in his
knapsack, or had it upon his person.
No. 2, is small, brave boy, scarcely fourteen,
who could go to the "wars," and upon battle
field after battlefield illustrated the glory OF our
arms, and indicated his claim to the name OF
"bold soldier boy" lie has, up to this time pass
ed through the trying ordealS without damage from
bullets or other missiles of destruction, has he
had 1.-THE smell OF fire upon his garments" He is
still in the service although he has been entrested
to return His name is Richard Taylor, of Oxford,
North Carolina Our old State may well be proud
of her Jewels" when they begin to sparkle with
glory when low down in the teens"
ITTERBIDE.
Leasburg n G.
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For the Standard

For the Standard.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The death of the lamented H. W
Miller, has caused vacancy in the House of Com
mons of our next Legislature, and we would recon-
mend Capt Oscar r. Rand as ono in every way
qualified to fill his place.
That Capt. Rand is suitable person, no one who
knows him will doubt The Captain is modest
and unassuming man, but those who know him,
know him to possess talents unusual for man of
his age. The Captain has just arrived from YAM
keedom where he has been held prisoner since the
battle of Newbern. His old company has re-organi-
zed for the war long since, and his position filled,
and we think he ought now to be elected to the
Legislature without an opponent And show to him
that the people Of Wake County know, both how to
appreciate and reward the services of her citizens.
MANY VOTERS.
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Leasburg, N. c.
For the Standard.
CAMP GORDON. Sept. %. 1862.
ITTERBIDE.

CAMP GORDON, sept 20, loO2.
Mr. EDITOR After the late attack upon Wash
ington, some of our wounded soldiers were, by re-
quest of the Ladies of Greenville, Pitt County, n
g., carried to hospital established in the town of
Greenvile by the patriotic ladies of that place.
Among the wounded was member of my company
of cavalry, Marshall Rowland, who was severely
wounded in the hand.
IT'S pleasant duty, devolying upon myself to
thank them for their unremited attention and kind
ness not only to my own, but to the other wounded
soldiers in their charge. Their kindness, tender
ness, and hospitality, can never be surpassed. And
when this unholy war shall have come to a close,
our country will not be more indebted to her brave
soldiers than to the beautiful and lovely part which
the women of the Southern Coniederacy have acted.
In thanking the ladies of Greenvlle the other day,
received the following chaste and elegant reply:
1--WE are glad to administer to the comfort of those
who so nobly risked their lives in defending our
homes"
They will pardon Inc for bringing their names
into public print. l have the following, but there
are others that do not now remember.
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FROM OUR ARMY.

The following letter from the special correspon-
dent of the Richmond Enquirer gives the most sue
cnc and satisfactory account of the recent battles
in Maryland we have seen:
WINCHESTER, Sept. o. 1852
GENTLBMEN.-The commands of Generals Jackson,
Lawton and A. P Hill left Martinsburg on Saturday
morning, 18th instant, upon their road to Harpers
Ferry. General Walker advanced his division to
the Loudoun and Gen. McLaws marched towards
the Maryland Heights. These forces invested the
place and ultimately compelled its surrender
Meanwhile, Generals d. II. Hill and Longstreet
engaged the advancing army of Mcclellan near
Boonesborough with portion of their forces on
Sunday, 14th instant The engagement was severe,
but the object Of deterring the main force from the
relief of IIarper's Ferry was fully accomplished. In
this engagement the loss either side was heavy,
and General Garland of Lynchburg, was killed. gal
lanty commanding his brigade. On Sunday even
ing the FEEDER al forces, commanded by General
White and Colonel Miles, (who since died of his
wounds,) driven back from Maryland Heights, after
a sharp engagement by General McLaws, finding
themselves cfectually surrounded consented to
render. The formal surrender was made on Mon
day morning Eleven thousand and upwards of
prisoners besides two or three thousand negroes,
Generally runaway saves) sixty pieces of cannon,
the field pieces of superior kind and quality, twen-
ty thousand stand of small arms best quality; many
sabres and pistols, large supplies of ammunition,
quartermaster and commissary stores of considera-
BILE value, horses, &C., &C., captured Our loss
in this affair was trifing
After Sundays battle Generals Longstreet and D.
II. Hill fell back five miles from Boonesborough, on
the Shepherdstown road to the high bluffs on this
side of the Antietam river, short distance beyond
| Sharpsburg The great army of Mcclellan, Burn
| side Porter Heinzleman &c, followed: and Gen.
eral Jackson made haste to join our forces. On
Tuesday evening he reached the battlefield and at
tackled the left wing of the enemy.
In the plan Of battle the left wing was comman-
ded by General jackson, the centre was held by
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LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT.
Office North-Carolina r. II. Co.,
Co. Shops, September II, 1862.
an THE 18TH OCTOBEB NEXT, WILL BE SOLD
~ by auction at this place. large lot of unclaimed
Trunks Carpet Bags Boxes &C. &c Any property claLm
ed before the sale will be delivered application Ihe
public is invited to attend.
by order of the Board of Directors:
JOHN H. BRYAN, Jr, Seey.
box, Miss +. Burgess
C. B. Stoin
package Z. Cowan.
trunk W. II. Addington
n. Meet.
box, G. W. Moore.
2 boxes K. W. Russell.
box, K. Clinton.
j. A. Delians.
J. Brown.
Z. Hunt.
/ barrel, b. F. Cheatham.
box J. p. Nicholson.
W. w. Black
8 boxes, j. Burton.
barrels, NJ. 4 A. Santos.
l box, T. Bragg.
boxes, Allen Rose & Co.
/ box, D. Robertson Son.
boxes, J. C. Wade.
] box, N. J.. Meadows
And sundry articles not marked.
Sept. 10, 1862. 76-ln.
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
IA Hadeys Mills, Chatham County the oath Of last
month, negro men, named GRIFFIN aud another
named BILL. Griffin is unprecedented, about 81 years
old five feet inches high and stutters and his left
is stiff at the elbow, from burn Bill is black thick
Tipped about five feet eight inches high and rough
in his appearance and weighs about 55 pounds bought
them Of George D. Pool ESQ., at Chapel HILL but they
be making their way back to PasquOtank county. will
give S25 for each, $50 for boh delivered to me-
put in Jail, so that get them. -
ROBERT LOVE.
Sept. 5, 1862. 72-w&swlmpd
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
To the People of North Carolina, especially
those having friends in the 46th Regiment, N.
e. Infantry.
This Regiment having been recently engaged in severe
conflict with the enemy, necessarily compelled TO lay
aside knapsacks blankets clothing, DC all lost
The young heroes fought if inspired aresh The cold
season aPproachng-and now aners mothers ana SIS
soldiers who stand between you and heartess foe' For
this little necessity ask Then please answer this de-
maud of the Regiment b. depositing blanket at Green's
boro OF GOldsboro N G., in my Those of different
sections will please box up the blankets and deliver them
at either depot or before the 4th of October 1862
THAD. l.. TROY,
Ag't 46th N. e. Reg.
Salisbury Wdtckman and Greensboro Patriot will copy
twice and Obige the Regiment.
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For the Standard.
To the Citizens of Randolph County, N. C

For the Standard.
To the Citizens of Randolph County, N. C.
On going into the battle of Sharpsburg Nd on the 18th
inst, the of The 46h Regiment ordered to throw
off their knapsacks blankets, &C. After the battle they
ordered off in another direction aud lost both
clothing and blankets. They will very draw winter
clothing from the Conederacy but blankets and socks
very About 40 Of Company G" thus de-
prved of these indispensable articles and therefore
der the necessity of appealing to the generosity of
friends for aid. Any disposed to give blanket, socks
will please deliver them TO Rev. B. Craven Trinity COL
ege John b. Troy, Troys Store before the 18th
of October. and they will be promptly forwarded.
D. W. CARR,
Capt CONG Co. G..
Camp AartinsbuS,
Sept. 90, 1862.
Greensboro Patriot please copy twice.
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Annual Meeting of State Educational hS'O'
citation of n. G..


vUNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE EDCCA,II
Il tional Association of n. c. for the current year 81
be held in the town of Lncninton on Tuesday, Tue i4"
October, commencing at O'Clock, P. :;on
Business of importance will come before the AsS'c I'd
and this consideration and the fact that the h"hV
interest of the Confederate States demand unusua n
tons on the part of those who made lnstruh'n' -
promoting the progress of Christian civilization onSu
secure a good attendance the part OF the lailhiu ~
ers of North Carolina. ,bs
The location is pleasant one accessible by steam iii
season delightful, while the usual Railroad facilities
be afforded to the delegates. ,.r.
Friends of Edncation in North Carolina, let US ID" P
nit the nsolent assumptions of the enemies OF our U
ties to despair for moment OF the
glorious cause Let US meet again in council ana J
tualy encourage each other in allotted and nop
of developing the moral power of our beloved e'up'
c. H. WILEY,
Sup. Com. SCHOOLS 4
J. d. CAMPBELL, j.
Recording Sec'y. :
S. LANDER,
Corresponding Seq
Sept. 2a, 1882.
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TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO A
II contract for building the Railroad from Danve to
Greensboro DESTROYS of devong his whole time TO that
work, and offers his STEAM MILL for SALE The prop
erty is situated in the town of Charlotte, the North
Carolina Railroad has six of mill stones and the -four
manufactured has high reputation throughout the South
Confederacy.
and cooper shops attached which will be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHN WILKES.
Sent. 3, 1862 73-lm
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A APPROXIMATIONS

oy H. d, VANCE, G0Uernor of North. C,..,.
WHEREAS, INFORMATION u.o ros'7Q
w me that certain persons unmindf,i % hEACBl
PATRIOTISM, ana forgetfui of the duties of good e Cal
using their influence to prevent Obedience ~ VI 'e
congress known as the Conscript Law, and tbe The
attempting to organize open resistance 10 ts Oilers
ana whereas such conduct being not only in a. Aecut
ton OF law, but also detrimental in the bipb.sut eci
the cause OF our country, it becomes nv sacred
vent and repress the same by all the means in y 10 8
NOW, therefore, /, ZEBUL0N B. VANCE "G,y poF-
North-C1rona, do issue this my procIamainn UOVeFnf
sucn persons TO deSls from such unpatriotic I amin,
conduct; earnestly hoping that all who are d." e
oeiend their homes themselves either by reaS
nrmlty or cowardice will cease to dssnade az,
WiIlng; and notifying positively all persons Use Sh
ing an armed resistance to the law if there
such misguided and evil:dsposed person, ~ aIy b
mat they Will commit the crime of trasSIr " "ur nj
the Constitution, and must not expect to 'eofdu:
lies whist thousands upon thousands of p e us les
oraVest have cheerfuly Obeyed the law and h otst q
ote Vaior have driven the enemy back In III men er Pa,
would be an intolerable outrage upon tbsr' -, oolR
ers to evade the law, or worse sill to ra permit
violence Let no one, therefore, be deceived az Gy =
De enforced and appeal to all loyal and natr; Law
70 sustain tnose who are charged with lis eYa ciIl
Given under my hand, and attested br the IcSon.
me State Done at the City of Raleigh t6s 1s, S
September, 1869. 81 Tue 18th d,r
By the Governor: zEBULoN B. VANCE
X. H. BATTLE, Jr., Private Seeretarr
80 All papers in the State will cnIr IT,.
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SOS REWARD.

TUIHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
IL the apprehension, so | get him. of my negro man
PHIL. lie left me in camp near Raleigh, at Camp Man.
gum the 4th of April last Said Phil is between and
so years of age feet 10 inches high weighing 75 pounds
and his head gray He is doubt passing as free man.
Address the undersigned at Whites Store Couu-
ty, NC. JOHN d. MOORE
Sept ., 1852. 37-wSmpd.
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SAVE THE SCRApS

SHAY, WILLIAMSON & co. At "rup No.
y state Iron and Brass Works, IformerIy Rnr NUKl
aery WIZ pay for scrap cast iron cents ns fCg
wrought IRON scraps scrap BRASS scrap INK PTu ,nl
paR tb fGs highest cash price will be paid Thew
paS 'iiG nignest market price for large ouaptty of
dred cords of wood '0i uerl'srins Two Lu
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1862. -c
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SALE OF SLAVES.

Nm monday THE 18TH OF OCT0RPp WV,
~ the late residence of Irwin Stallings drcs,ai
County of Franklin, will sell on a credit NJ SI IN !
thirteen likely SLAVES. Also Still eiCt VA IA ,onll
Fes Brady an Apple MILL and other articles ' v e
Bond and undOubted security will be rprrirod -, -,
purchaser before the property is changed Vi Il
A. W. PEARCE, Sen.
Sept. 12, 1862 ~ uee d.
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Salem Female AcoJo

IN ORDER TO PREVENT 6 6TfSTE pRaI 18th, Is6s
IL undersigned hereby gives notice that No @ IS II
can be received into Salem Female Academr t tseh
The school is filled to its utmost al This tin
and Others are requested under no crcumsanc n
date tbsn tb GneSs they have written assurance orr
Sept %, 1852. OhoVHWElNlTz
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s75 REWARD.

S75 REWARD.
Id UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN DAVE
M County, the 18th of August, 1852 a negro boy
JOHN aged 81 years. feet or 10 inches HIGH light black
color olerably stout built, weighs from l4O To $50 bs is
carpenter by trade and has lost of his upper front
teeth Said boy raised in the Valley OF Virginia. and
it probable he will aim get back there The above
ward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to
his confinement in Jail with information respecting him.
Address,
p. N DULIN,
Smith Grove Dave Co., n. c.
August 90, 1862 36-w&sw9tpd.
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POCKET WALLET LOST,

POCKET WALLET LOST.
II OST, ON THE 9TH INSTANT, BETWEEN RAIL
IL eigh and Weldon, my pocket wallet containing about
$685. well can recollect-one $50 Confederate note,
$50 Confederate, six tens, mostly all Confederate,
and about S25 in ves of N c. and S. c. bills. The ba
lance except dollar bill of Bank of 0coe, Tenn, is
of s. Conederares down TO &c. 1t also contains
transportation paper from Lexington to Richmond with
my name the face of it.
reward of $50 will be paid for the delivery of the wal
let and its contents at the Standard Office Raleigh n
DAVID Y0KLEY-
Sept Is, 1852. 75-st
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VALUABLE GRANVILLE LANDS FOR
SALE,

yVNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE Fol-
Il lowing lands in the County of Granville lately De-
longing to Joseph H. Gooch, Esq:
One is situated about two miles south OF the
of Oxford contains acres, about Onethrd OF when
in woods and which is situated comfortable dwelling
house and convenient OuthOuses. -
One other tract situated about two miles southwest o.
Oxford and contains acres about twothrdS OF which
is in woods. ~
Also one undivided half of tract, about IS miles from
Oxford, containing 46 acres which is situated 81"
and grst mill, and is known as toe Mill Tract.
Also One-seyenth OF the interest in remainder Of u@
situated the waters of Knapp of Reeds, containing T
acres, and occupied dover, by Mrs Sarah iGhe
These lands may be purchased privately of The s6SG
ber and if not disposed Of will Tuesday the gin 10y
of November next be exposed for sale at pubic auco'
at the Court House door, in the town of Oxford -,
TERMs-Cash well secured bonds, bearing Lh NE,
from the day Of sale. JOHN W. nAio'
Sept. IL, 1852 -"
~ Raleigh Register and Petersburg Express Ig as
copr weekly until 4th November unless sooner ordsIsd "
stop, and send bill to the subscriber.
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COTTON, HOGS, COWS, WHEAT. &r.

AN FRIDAY, Sd OF OCTOBER NEXT, shall
" sell at public auction, at the late residence of Ar
Avent, deceased, in HayW God, Chatham County, n & .
bales Of Cotton 40 odd Hogs 20 of which are good tir
ing Hogs good stock of Cattle 40 odd bushels Of Wb
and sundry other articles.
TERAs-Sx months credit, with bond and approved 90
curity. B. J. HOWE AIM
Haywood, Sept 20, 1862. ISL
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COMPANY K.-Private David HatchelI, killed; Solomon
Moore wounded severely; Ssml Hstchell slightly An
derson Roberts, Daily, slightly, and Robert Walker,
severely
Killed, s; wounded 1O5- total l1s.
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NOTICE.

NOIISEs
UIHR SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADJ
mnistratrix, with the will annexed of the late Seth
B. Jones, of the County of Wake desires all persons hav
ing claims against the estate resent them for payment
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All
those indebted will be expected TO make speedy payment
DIR. T. A Crudup authorized agent to transact all
business pertaining to said estate Letters addressed TO
me Roesve Wake County, will receive prompt atten-
ton. SARAH s. JONES'
Administrative.
Wake Co., Y. c., Aug. 90, 1862. 69-8m.
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NOTICE.

sHE BOAkD OF DIRECTORS OF THE RALEIG
Il and Castor Railroad Company have declared J
dend OF per cent. the capital stock of the Comm
payable on and after the first Monday in October np
Raleigh, Sept IL, 1862. S4|i1,
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List of Casualties of 90. G, 46th Reg. NJ c. T.,
Sept. II, 1862 Sharps6urg, Md.
Wounded-Lieuts II Skeen arm slightly; P Troy
temple slightly stinsOn forehead slightly prvrtes
arm severely Peter Hoye, face severely; o johnson,
hand, slightly RUSSELL hip severely; W Whitney,
Leg severely; z Kinley missing
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COTTON.
SH BALES COTTON IN GOOD ORDER, NEAR
% Rocky Mount Depot, w. W. Rail Road, under
shelter, for sale by A. A. WILLARD.
Tawboro' N. c., Sept. %, 1852. Ts-lm.
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WINTER OATS WANTED

4 IN BUSHELS OF THE ABOVE WANTED T
ASV fill an order, for which the highest cash mr.,
Will be paid for immediate delivery to
Raleigh, Sept. 26, 1852. 7S~S'
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BLANTON DUNCAN,

bLANION UNCAN,
COLUMBIA, :. C.
FORMERLY KENTUCKY.
rs PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
u in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes, Bills of Ex-
change, &c. :
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept.
Aug. g. 1852. 63-3m.
az Register and State Journal copy to the amount of
IS and forward bill to the advertiser.
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Company Shops, N. c., |

Company Shops, N. c.,
AUGUST 30th, 1862
r. D. PdSchaH agent at Ralegh:
DEAR SIR:-
WOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT AFTER
IL Tuesday next noon, the Treasurer will under
circumstance receive in the Office either the 500 $50
800 Confederate notes of the date of Sept 3D. 1852
uactured By HOyer Luding of Richmond. This is done
BY order of the Board of Directors ard must be strictly
kered TO. Respectfully,
THOMAS WEBB, Pres't
Sept s6, 1862. 7S-3tpd.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
$50 REWARD

FHNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
n apprehension and confinement in prison in order Ia
his being brought to justice, of calling himself VIM
r. or g. D. Wilson, ct aL who to my house Oh tc
18th of August last under the pretence of going to Hon
Abram Venabe's to purchase a buggy: His Respectable
appearance and plausible story deceived me- and was
duced to loan him sett of harness and my fine mar.
neither of which have since. She was dark bay
almost black, and IL hands high. He left behind him
small bay mule, which no doubt stolen. Said mar
has star in her forehead, each side of her nee
caused by wearing yoke the left hook and h
right eye glass cOlored one.
will give one hundred dollars for the apprehension
the VILLAIN, fifty dollars for the delivery of my mare
at Stephen POOLS old mill on Aaron's Creek MeckeG
burg County Va.
THIS fellow makes high pretensions of being respectable
connected of his being engaged in trading in salt what
corn &C. has fine appearance, is about As 80 years
age, keen blue eyes, light hair, red whskars when
dyed, is very oquacOus and is about feet 10 inches
From what can learn, he may be other than Edward
Boiling, the celebrated bigamist.
Address me at White House, Mecklenburg, Va,
G. w. P. POOL
Mecklsnburg Va, Sept. 26, 1862. 7S-2t.