The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-18

THIS is TO notify the following named persons,
i members Of the Hanover Artillery-vn
Graves Mack Hall,
y Terrell James Hanes
VIM Gentry, Jno Lowry
n n Anderson. Frederick Luck
Berkeley, Benton Mallory
w Childress. Columbus Mallory,
VIM Grimes H r Mallory
Thos S Hall. Geo w Perkins
Chas Hall, EJ Rouzie,
L Stanley, RA Spicer,
Chas Thompson, VIM H Terry,
Jno Terrell, Frank l. Maddox
jao Travillian. Joseph Terrell,
James Perkins, VIM Thacker,
who are now absent from the company from various
reasons, that they ordered to return TO camp i'm
mediateiy. Those who fail to present themselves
within the space Of 0ns week from date will be ad-
vertised as deserters and a reward of $50 offered
for the apprehension and delivery of each Of them.
No certificates of disability untness for service
from neighborhood physicians will be received un.
less the man is in bed or unable to tfavel Those
who can travel and yet think themselves unfit for
service, will report Immediately to DR.. JAMES Nc
CAV, ChimboraZo Hospital, aud will there receive
an examination and abide by the surgeon decision
The company is now stationed on the York River
Railroad, two miles from Richmond. and is attached
to Colquitt's brigade. G. w. NELSON,
Captain Hanover Artillery.
Camp near Richmond, July H. 1862. jy 15-6t"
T~HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-The above
reward will be paid for the arrest and delivery
Of each Of the following deserters. viz:
inches high, lig hit hair and eyes. light complexion.
SYLvANUS ESKEW, about 80 years old, 5 feet
inches high, dark hair, blue eyes, saow complex
GEORGE JONES, about 80 years old, 5 feet IL
inches high, dark hair, blue eyes, sallow complex
Ion.
WILLIAM p RONouIsT, 81 years old, feet
q inches high, light hair, blue eyes aorid complex
ion. g. w. NELSON,
Captain Hanover Artillery. 4
Camp near Richmond July IA, 1862. jy 15-6t*
BLOCKADE GOODS, JUST RECEIVED.
English Bleaehed Cotton,
Do. do without any dressing :
Bales Twiled Jeans;
Bales A. Unbleached Cotton;
50 pieces fine Unbleached Cotton;
Heavy Cotton 0znaburgs;
Heavy PaDtaloon Goods for men and boys;
Ladies' best Steel HoopSkirts;
Ladies' Fancy Lislc Gloves;
Gents White Shirts;
Gents Shirt Collars, all sizes;
500 pieces Mosquito Nets; =
with numerous other dcsirable GoodA Call soon
(as the store II closed at o'clock.) At
jy l6~A JACOBS'S, 80 Main st.
VTALUABLR PARM, CONTAINING &C
v ACRES, IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY
ONE NILE FROM RANDOLPH MACON COL
ROYDTON, THE COUNTY SRAT.-we are su
thorixed to sell the PARM above described in Neck
lenburg county, containing $40 acres $50 Of which
are In Of1x1uAl 1Ofeot, ana well tlmD6Bo0 y00 10
mainder Is well adapted to the culture Of tobacco
and especially grain. The entire tract 10 well va
tered. Greek and branch bottoms Of very superior
quality. The Dwelling il eomm0dious and wei
arranged In It's design for convenience and comfoet
II has 9 rooms above basement, large and airy. Th
location IL exceedingly healthy, and tho nsiahbor
hood. for intelligence and rsonamens, unsnspasssd
5Ak \. TAYLOR I SON,
jy 1-lw Auctrs.
CEvEN HUNDRED ACRES LAND FOR oALl
- in Orange county. n. G.. Arsa-Eats improve
ments, good water, and well sdap4ed 10 erass elov
er, grain, and tobacco; In tso miieA ok q laRg
woolsA factory and Touring Mill. Addreas me {
this oface tly 1-7t.l J. r. DA0DY.
AEn ACRES or LAND TOR 0AL1 n OJ
4eJV ANGIE CO., n. C.-llacs two-saofy Ausa
Ing. and Ill necessary oat-ho1seA with 1ntrate n
prOvsmAnts. clover lota. "a Price o4OoQ ~
drsss me- q tie DiapatsA elaes.
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