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For the Richmond Dispatch j
p;<rp,nt,s Coufi,cstisn

May deter patriotic citizens of Western vir.
ginia from joining our army. To remedy
this, le. the Legislature pass laws declaring
ali sales uder HIS con fisca ton u ull and void
the owners o. land and other property still
to retain their nights, and make Pierpont
and every member OF his bogus government
rally liable Tor the value Of the property sc
confiscated, with fifteen per cent. Per annum
damages, until the real owners are REIN.
bursed. Tais would have the effect Of in.
Identifying our loyal citizens, as well as de-
terring the bogns confiscators, and of PIE.
venting sales A CITIZEN.
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Bad WcatAer.-The streets were render Cd
nearly unit for use Yesterday BY the slush
Added to it was cold rain that helped to
make both overhead and underfoot 40 moist
and disagreeable "a it is possible to conceive
Of Nothing but controlling necessity made
the male portion of the community 60 ont Of
doors yesterday; as for the feminines none OF
them ventured out. To record all Of the
slipping down and heavy falls caused by the
state Of the pavements would consume agood
deal of space.
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A Winter Spectacle.-Passing through Cap
itol Square yesterday, we could not fail to OBJ
serve, with emotions of wonder and curiosity
the remarkable appearance of the trees, whore
on the hand Of winter had interwovsn fam
tastic frost.work, and adorned every twi&
with icy spangles and pendants. In the dull
gloom Of the atmosphere, each looked like .
9hostly messenger, come to intimidats the
first harbinger Of approaching spring; but it
only needed CLEAN Of sunlight TO invest the
scene with all the supers.itioos beauties of IN
enchanted bower.
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Correspondence of the Richm ord Dispatch.
TIE Stone Wall BRIGADE Re EnlistinH for the Wa

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. IL, 1852.
notice in your issue OF the TIN an article
commencing certain regiments from the far
Sou h for re-enlisting TOR the war. Let me
give you 4 few items to show that the Flr.
q MIA boys DO not intend to leave their posts
at this crisis. In the ID Virginia reg iment,
247; in the 4tb. 2s6 in the oh. $50; in the
"bioody 27th, 34l ; and in the sSd 21l, have
already re enlisted for The war, and will in q
few days return from their furloughs, ready
TO take the field. These boys all belong to
Jackson Stone- Wall Brigade, and ! expect
that in less than two weeks the entire com.
uyand will be In for the war. There Is fine
snirit existing; FoR THR WAR.
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Adverse Decision.-The Court of Appeals
on Saturday decided the case of Jno. A. Wor.
sham vs.. Joseph Mayo, Mayor II It. came up
Court, Judge Meredith, affirming the Mayors
decision contscating $543 to the use of certain
police officers who seized the eame, on the
ground that it had been staked on q gaming
table, in the house of Worsham, to allow PEG.
ple to bet at game called faro. The Mayors
decision was re-atirmed by the Court of Ap-
paals
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DEArH OF GsSHaAL DAVID RoDEs.-Genefal
David Rodes, an old and highly esteemed
citizen OF I.y nch burg, died at his residence,
on Saturday last. The deceased was mum
Der of years clerk OF the Circuit Co urt Of this
city. and in that capacity enjoyed the full
confidence If all. He was useful citizen
both in public and private life, and his death
although he had nearly reached hts three
score years aud ten, will be mourned by cur
Whole community. -Lyncd6n-y Rep.
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To Intending Soldisrs-Parties wishing to
avoid being subjected to draft as militia men
are referred to various proposals advertised
in this paper for raising Companies of Volun-
teers for service during the present war.
Among others Marmaduke johnson, Esq,
proposes to raise company, and offers fine
inducements to those designing to enter the
military service of the Contedefacy.
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THssArKsIsa TO KILL THE CoNDucroR.--
I've Lynchburg Republican says that on Fri.
day, PARTY of Arkansas soldiers, after ar.
irving d Liberty, on the Tennessee Railroad,
arrested the conductor aud put him under
guard-swearirg most solsmnly that II he
failed TO make tho connection at Bristol, hey
would kill him and all connected with the
trsiu. The conductor was allowed to tsle-
graph for an extra engine, by the aid OF
which he succeeded Ia making the connsc-
ton, and thereby releasi. himself from Gus
tcdy.
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Harry Mccarthy continues to attract, and
to crafty, large audiences to the Metropoii.
tan Hall every evening. His comic songs,
limitations, stories, dances, and other funni
r,ents, keep them in constant 70 al of laugh.
ter. While his patriotic ballads, the bonnie
Blue Flag" 1.-THE Volrnte or, &c, bring down
the house in shouts of applause.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Feb. II, 1852.
1hs House Of Delegates met 1t IL O'Clock,
y. Ar. SRE1EBY, Of Augusta, in the Chair.-
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Du1cAs.
Mr. AHD1Rso1, Of Botstourt, offered = reso.
luton that The House meet daily At IL o'cl'ck.
A. NJ, and that tho Speaker vacate the Chair
at q O'Clock. p. d and resume 1t At Al
O'Clock, r. II.
The remainder Of the open session was con.
sumed In proposing and voting down amend
nents to this Yesol1tion. The principal OBJ
lection urged to the carly hour Of meeting,
was that It intsrfered with the very i'm port&nt
sessions Of the House committees. Without
deciding the question. III O'Clock arrived, and
standing rule. -
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The Huntsville (AIa.) Democrat says that
conaty tnronged Huntsville last week, armed
Wild saos gans and rides Several Oompa.
uies were INSTANTLY formed for dsfeuce, but
81 !sarnlne Aast Ne snsmy ha1 retired fscm
floFeucs. t1sy dkbandsd ap6 TetuSssd hCrBe,
s.ss s siss:s s; 4 p1 as ss; ~ 3,
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~ MASONIC NOTiOn.-Ths members OF
~ RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, No.
10, sre ssmnonsA 70 attend q stated meeting Of
he Lo6eo, ut the Masonic Hall In the eity Of
Iiehmooa, THIS EYAN1N6 ct o'clock p. n.
Trantisnt brethrsu n good standing are also r.
qasste4 - astsnd.
By order Of the WoFshipfu Master.
70 lS-lt JOHN LISTER.
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Re-enlistcd.-Comrany g, Capt VIM. H
Gordon, LIST Regiment Virginia volunteers,
have, we learn, all re-enlisted for the war
This company, it will be remembered, behaved
with conspicuous gallantry at Rull Run, where
several ef it's members were killed including
Lieut.. H. H. Miles.
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MoII rRooIa lRou aIolaIA.

President Davis has made q req uisition on
Gov. Brown, of Georgia, for twelve tAous.
and additional troops for the Confederats
service. Under tho new army law recently
passed by Congress, an opportunity 10 Afford
our soil to organize companies, battalions,
and regiments, aud to elect their company
and field officers.
Gov. Brown has issued his proclaim alton
requiring all persons subject to military
duty, to attend at the regimental or battal-
ion parade ground or independent battalion
to which they belong, on the 4th day OF
March next, to have their names enrolled. -
every ono falling 20 to attend, unless pre-
vented by Providential cause. of which he
must send Satisfactory evidence to the com.
mand;ng osicer, will be Immediately drafted
to serve during the war, aud compelled to
enter tn service without delay.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

.- ~
+ I0HT ARTILLERY Tho prs4snt condi.
The services OF all who are capable OF bearing
arms anu in . situation to leave nome. We hAv y
therefore, obtained I. ON the Secretary Of War au'
thoclty 70 raise . company OF LIGHT AkTL-
LEGI. and cail upon our lslow -Sisiaens 10 come
forward and aid u in getting IL mp
We want, il possib,s, o iaiss y company SUM-
cisnt TO maa battery Of s,a guns and think tiAs
enterprise offers hus opportunity 10 I'll who wish
TO volunteer, and thus ave themselves from .
Draft In tbs miliiA
cray u.ifo.m m, Of The Urenshsw Wooden Com.
pany Goods, viii be furnished tree, and the boun.
y Of 90 paid to each mau when the company il
mustered Ia.
Ksnd.Evous ut the warehouse on the Basin
bank, next door to Ursnshsw 4 Co.'s, wnsrs one
of the undelSisnea may Always be found, and re-
fruits maintained tree Of all expense.
Inc tsveling expenses OF recruits from the
country to the CITY via be patd
JAMES ELLAETT,
UHARLkb l.. HUBSON,
fe 1S-ts ANDREW b. JOHNSTON.
4 TTENTION VOLUNTEERS.-The I'm.
"A designed having secured sPlen qua
a Con panty OF Light Artil!sry, to DO m aster-
ed into the provisional Army of Virginia,
tor tho War, zach man wall Do entitled 10 q
county of so UPON bsing mustered In. ~
an opportunity Of selisung IN tnis arm Q. tAe
service will not hereafter DO OF Hsquent &C.
currence. those wishing to join vail make
application at once, either ~ the once OF tne
Cd Dominion Insurance COMPANY. unoet
the St. Charles Hotel, or At Ice A1eoeSaI
Works.
IN At once, a. the ranks are filling rapidly,
HTAPLErON CkUTUHFIELO.
WILLIAM Z. TANNER.
CHARLES Il. WORTAAM.
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Detained ia Custody.-Judge Meredith, on
Saturday, refused the application of James
III. Seeds and Samuel Tatum, for discharges
from the county Jail +, where they have been
. imprisoned for several months on account Of
alleged disloyal practices.
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Continued-The Mayor yesterday contin.
ned until this morning the examination Of
Thomas Wilson, charged with stealing sil'
YER wstch from from n: N. Church. The ex-
animation of Michael Ksrney, charged with
purloining fifty dollar note from Harriet Nc
Crawson. was continued until the Same time.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

We make mp the following interesting In.
telligence from our Southern exchanges:
LEAD AND sALT.MIHSs IN DANCER.
The Abingdon Eva. j Democrat, Of the 18th .
says:
A courier arrived hero on Thursday evening
from Gen. Marshalls headquarters with In
telligence that 5000 Yankee troops were ad-
vancinE ON the Buchanan and Tazewell road
for tho purpose OF selling the salt WORKS,
Lead Mines and Railroad. Let tho militi q
prepare themselves for q brush with the Hes.
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WANTS.

WANrED.
TO THE REDUUE,
AECAUIT0 WANTED ron the s,rs.
Ll0HT INFANTRY BLUFs "0SD
CAHAa DsiDsD, CuasIrucR TO N
..,< February il, issav't
JuniOr n Lieut. r. 8. SANxAv
kiehnoua BIass b dstailed - recru,, The
Of o. U 81 8. yfisN{Nds WISE VI; !':: q. as
the head Of his coso pany, for true men ,n e'' ~
around. He VAL appeal to the honorar."iiy
bers Of the corps - assist him, ana sr, @euf.
the gallant and brave to do the bss. kYssi 70
the soldier who fought and fell Issd,o.ora
oldest company In Virginia, who mo.S he
did their duty II Roanoke Let Lis.,v sAaa
and "a Lisut Bigger are. I hop, .,iil T sii..
bat they are prtsoners. desire olars. ave
coming their galiantry TO b. rsssrvss ~
them. AZ soon a. recruits are raissa :, ,of
number Of "a, they viii Be forvardsd !, NE
port 70 Colonel J. H. Richardson. "ls
HENRY A. WISE I.
] Brigadisr Genera
In conformity with the above order
cruitlng ONCE II opened for this tins. hn,. r.
company at the Wise Legion Once, Owe. =
II. Taylor's store, Main street. Each - -.
10 entitled 70 bounty Of go. We Are s ,,,it
up the ranks very rapidly. Gail imm.a,,s
ly for further information.
r. =. SANxAY, ID Li.,,
Il. L. I. Blues, Recruiting Uao.,
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Going Asay.-Ths Yankee prisoners men,
toned heretofore % subjects of exchange,
viii bs sent 70 Newport News some day this
week, perhaps to-day.
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Grand Jury Presentments.-The grand jury
of inquest in and for the body Of the city OF
Richmond, Geo. w. Smith. foreman. was yes.
terday sworn in Judge Lyons's Court, and
having received their charge, retired, and re-
turned with true bills against the following
persons for felony, viz: Richard L Bohannon,
VIM. Clarke, John Dawson, Peter Disney,
James NJ. Eimore and Tazewell Carr, Chas.
G,rth, Joseph c, Henry, VIM. n. Miller, Luke
McKsnna, Jacob Schoft, Andrew Sullivan,
John L. Smith, James Slater, Joseph Wag-
ner, Elizabeth Woodcock, John WalthalL
The case of John Hagan, for alleged extor-
ton in obtaining money from james Evans to
employ substitute in the battery, was called
up by Mr. HaRan's attorney, who argued
against the legality of Evans being sworn as
a witness and sent before the grand jury to
testify against their client After hearing ar
guments pro and con, the Judge took time to
consider.
The grand jury, after making the above
presentments, adjourned until Monday next
at IL O'Clock.
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ny THE 0UyERNOR OF yIRdlNlA.
n A PROCLAMATION. Tho omco',
whose duty II II, By law, to make fesa,a D..
the election Of members OF the Honse o. 90. ~
having made returns, except from sns
tesnth Congressional District, tnsreWr
JOHN LETUHER, Governor Of sne .ow
monwealth OF Virginia, In conioIm
law, do hereby proclaim that the ieltoN ,,v.
persons have been elected for the re'Pes'''
For the 10, Dlstrtcs-niuscos h. n. Oar
A For the ID Districs-J ohm r. OhamS''"'
For the Sd Districs-John Tyler;
For the 4th Distrtct-Roger a. fIyv'
For the 9th District-Thoe. $ beoTA'
For the 9Th District-John Goode. ~,
For the I'm Mstrtct-Jas. r. Holeomee,
For the sth Distrtct-Dsnl Y, UelS'A
For the 9th Distriet-Wm. smith.
For the nth District-Joh b. BAidT,a'
For the l2th Distrtct-Walisr = aP"
FOR the 18th District-Walter fTNn'
For the 18Th District-Robt. tohnaosu
For tho lsth Dtssrict-Chss. w - J, ~. u.
!. s..S; y o oGt Is.
Which were taksI At several minvpr d.
oam nm an n In the StAte. that ALbE" .o,ss
JRNKINs received . majority Of sas' roar.
- the REPRESENTATIVE nom the ~. sss 40
tssnsh Consfsssionai U. s"sc,d,aS 70 law.
I NO furtnsr proclaim that. slnce d. he
eral olacfion. . vacancy has ~SIsf-
TSird Dsstrjct ~ the death Of Jcnn ~. ~ IN.
tAat & writ Of election Vas Issued u ma, Ire
ss.tivs e ssSRy Is. .id si:con hav. re-
tsrned that JAMS LYONS has e'eA
elected 1or that District. a.,sroer.
0lvsn unAse ny hAnd = UV~mon.
Rs. ana .nAer Ne ssaa g, " - vsSraA'v.
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"a ns0 R0TINTY

TTSNTION VOLUNTEERS
u ESQ BOUNTY.
vented to raise Volunteer Company for A.
tillery fsrvice. Those wiIhing 70 Join and thereby
avoid The militia draft, and receive. beddes, tho
$50 bounty, will apply to Mr. y. N. Walker. cor
uer Bhockos Slip, or to the undersigned at John
son, Younger q Otsy's, IL Pearl street.
70 10-lWd q. u. OTEY.
n VAMP LEE, February 18th, 1863 -CASKIE
RANGERS At rENTION-Au membsrs OF
this Corps absent without Leave, are ordered 70
reuort In camp BY WE DNESDAY. 18th instant.
Auy member talllnR to report - above ordered,
will ut once bs published ~ . dsssrter.
By order, RO8T. A. OASKIE. Capt.,
70 IS-2t] Oaskte's Ringers.
4 TTENTI0N MARYLANDERS- Per
~ sons wishing to enlist for the war, In
fhe Maryland Cavalry. Will call At the cor.
ner Of Pearl and Main SITS.
GEO. Il. GATHER, Jr.,
fale-Sta Oapt. Md. Cavalry.
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Adam Small, Esq, ono oil thej delegates
from the county of Berkeley, who had been
conRusd 70 his room several days by severe
indasposition, appeared in his sest yestesday,
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Hust.nqs Court, Feb. l7th-Hou. VIM. H.
Lyons, Judge, presid; ng.-Sundry accounts OF
executors and others were referred 70 COM
missoners for settlement. Jacob Is. Keesee
qualified az administrator of james w. Cot,
deceased. The will of Julia A. Peyton was
proved, and w. Goddin qualified as ad-
ministrator.
The trial of Harvey Wash, indicted for
felony, was, on his motion, laid over until the
next term, whereupon he entered into bond
of g, 900, with John p. Sledd, surety, condi-
toned for his appearance. The trial OF tn.
him, was postponed by order Of the court.
In the matter of the writ of habeas corpus
awarded on the petition of Edward s. Gentry,
ordered by the Judge that further proceedings
term of the court. Gentry gave bail Tor hls
appearance at that time.
An attachment was issued against James B.
Mason, u witness for the State in the case
against James. p. Neagle, charged with felo-
nv He did not answer when called.
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Anus oo1Lrcrsp IN rEsSEssEI.

The Knoxville Restst.r says that Capt. N.
H. Stephens, formerly Of the Sd Tennessee
regiment, has collected and delivered three
wagon loads Of guns at the armory In Knox
willie. He has collected several additional
loads OF gnns and will soon deliver them,
also. In addition to the fire. rms, he hss cap
tured . two-horse wagon load OF bowie-
kniv1s, man ufactured BY country artizans out
ofmill saws, files. &C. The arms were all taken
chiefly from the distracted men In Bloupt
county. Many of whom are now making
their way TO the mountains TO join the Lin.
coin army
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DlRDs
Mosdsy morning. 17,h Instant, JOSEPH l..
infant :oa q Joseph T. and Caroline 1oAas''s'
rss fonssI vnl take plsss sAh (ruaady)
mornIne q IOA s'elosk from cha rsaidsses Of r..
Jsnss Wright. corner Of Clsy and y Streets
Frisaas snd asq aahaassss ere invited 70 atssad.
On the 1s.h inst, HANNAH J = In tie 10th
year Of her age, dssr vile Of mr' kdwsrd
The funeral viii take place. as 10 o'clock
this mornirg Z, February 18Th, at the residencs
Of the family, on Vsnsbls atreet. The friends
Of tho family are respectfully requested 70
attend.
~ New York papers pleasr copy.
At the residence Of her grandmother. Mrs.
May q. hsndrick, On clay street above
0ilmer, on the l7th instant AMI EAIZA a.,
1 aoysrd aesd g years, month ana II days.
Her funeral Will take place thA. Tue.
day) evening, At O'Clock. The fr1snds Of
the family are respectfully invited to atteno'
Obituary.
DInD. in the county Of Lunsnbure. On jan !;
uary SUth, ROSA, third daughter OF Samuel
s. and Martha Thomas, In the 10TH year OF
her age.
A. flowers bloom only to wither and die, 90
plants which grow about our heafts aud en-
twine their gentle tsndrils In living Ana lov-
Ing embrace around our affections, pass away
from earth. IL Is SAD, unepe0Aouny SaV. ~
witness the gradual decay Of anyth Ing which
we love how much more 50 IL 1t ID see those
whom we tenderly and dearly love pass
away from our homes and our hear Is. Death
always loves . shining marx, and 1t seems
h,s darts are ever aimed at the brig btest OBJ
j,cts which adorn this sinful world OF ours.
That the aged should die, seems natal nI; pat
that those who are in tho early bloom OF their
Young lives should be torn from our Sm !.
brace, Just when they are beginning 70 onlold
in ali The beauty and loveltness OF tn car ma
turee, u very hard to realize. Yet, 9oos
dealings are often m ysteri0us, and his plans
and purposes seem very dark to cur poor,
weak Visions.
In standing by the early grave Of this younE
maiden, We cannot but help taking up the
words of Inspiration, and saying, "She is
not dead, but siespeth," and look forwar
with fond anticipation 10 that time when We
I shall see this lovely Hover again biootolng
with rene wed freshness and Dea uty In that
land "where everlasting spring adde's, And
! never whitening flowers III T. W. W.
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THE MILITARY BPIkIT or f1NHBa6nH.

In Memphis and Nashville the spirit Of the
people IL fully aroused. Both cities hare
taken prompt and energetic measures for the
purpose Of putting every available man In
the ranks for defence.
In Nashville large meeting and process.
sion Of the first citizens of the place was held.
The Union says:
They marched through the principal streets
Of the city, amid the waving Of hAndkeechiefl
Square, where they we've entertained with
able and eloquent speeches from Governor
Rrown, the Hons. q. A. Henry, Andrew
Ewing, Judges Baxter and Turner. ell Of
whom had marched mp n the proceaG1ea.
The speakers exraftaed the object Of the
meeting 70 b for No purpose Of raising Anl
equipping . regiment for tAs defence o. ony
homes against the Heasian Invaders. and the
force Of the city, 70 that they may - thorough
y drilled and ready ~ any moment % eaks
the field.
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elykHyAH NEWS,

Last Friday was observed by the people CT
Savannah. GA as day OF fasting. humllia-
ton and pra yer.
The Mayor of Savannah has received tel
egraphic dispatch, from the May or of Eufaula
inquiring about the meditated attack on the
city, and rendering us the aid Of volunteers
from that city.
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1srvtsss AAtsella -Cspain Q. =. Jopasg
e " y: Z ' nv. eesss =: '1ss N
sSsifss II N MI q MIDI 4 6G'.'s -
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~ Ledge No. 10. will attend the regular meet
jsg. at the Nasoaie Lodge THIS EVENING At
Z o'slosk. Dy order the Worthy Master.
JOHN LESTER, Secy
All Master Aasons Of good standing arc invited
70 attend. 70 lit
@1--(- ----s---------.------ :
~ nDL0THJAH NOTIcn.-An adjourned
~ meeting Of the Etcck holders Of the Md
lothian Osal Mining Company, will Be- held ON
FRIDAY next, the 3tst last, at the Office Of the
Company, 1t IL sclsek-
fs 1S-4t JOHN o. STANAAD, Ssey.
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NOR RENT-A very neat and desirable
little FARM. not quite i've miles west Of
Yoad, containing 10 acres, Dwelling House
With three good rooms, cs-H0use, Kitchen,
&C., all In eooc repair. II imm sdiats appli.
cation b made By good tenans, the price
apply to r. n. 0aAIoBR, New Markst Pos.
session can b had Immediately. The sub.
scribsr has also furniture In the house that
would b. rented 70 the tenant II necessary.
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SUFEkINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
r. Z p. II. b, Ric1nosp.

-
rBs l7ra, 1861.
TITO MERCHANTS ANO OTHERS-No-
ttcs 10 hereby given that the Richmond
aud Pstsrsburg RAilroad Company will not
be responsible for the rates Of charges, 6c.
OR FREIGHT upon other roads running IN
connection with IL, but will continue 70 COL
lect charges on such goods or isslens g mere
tofore. =. n. SsAAAAs,
iol7-lM Zen 5upG.
TUhT EkOI{VpD N nxPR1 ga ieres
eJ lot Of apaulding's prepared Clue femi Y:
Nd others n wsnt q The shove usssul article WI
do we'll 70 ell early q Ne UAiAa cd Heuse
r. 4 DULKI1Y CO..
n ,eEN ~ Main street.
TO1 6zLH-z 10. eAssss
kSvius hssa ussA = susA ~ nine neathA H.
eWnsf having - further use Sef Mn, W1n 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

DOARDNG-A few gentlemen can obtain
% comfortable
BOA RID,
By applying ct l3A Main street, over Beuson's
Clothing Store. A limited number only TAKEN.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18

"Miesouri,''
"Scotts Taking the Oath.
And other popular National Songs. assisted BY
Miss LOTTIE ESTELLE,
VIII give his pers0nAtion OONCEkTS ~
above. Change Of programme every nxh.
GRAND MATINEE on Sc nrday AZ
p. M, for the accommodation OF Ladies 'nu
Uhildren.
~Admission, 30 cents. Children and ser
ynnH. half price. Reserved seats, 10 ee.
LEE MALLORY, Acting Manager
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