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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
Department of the South.

Feelings Of he People-Detences of Tie City-
Prescription Of Me Rebel Rams-Tae Slavts-
Faliare Of The Cotton CROP.
PoRT ROYAL, S. C, Wednesday. Dec. 10 1860
On Saturday, the 22l ult five negroes four
men and one woman, stealthily left Charleston in
boat, AZ lO3 o'clock at night. Trembling wiih
the fear Of detection, they passed the pickets
and glided by the batteries, under cover of nd
night, and, reaching our blockading fleet, stepped
upon the deck Of the gunboat Memphis SAID
from oppression and bondage. One of them,
Thomas Pritehard by name is very shrewd
intelligent fellow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19

matched, and, leaving the Monitor, sought to
renew the attach on the MunesOla; but the
Monitor again placed herself between the two
vessels and reopened her fire upon her adver-
sary Atnoon the Merrimac, seriously damaged,
abandoned the contest, and, with her oompan.
ions, retreated to wards Norfolk.
Thus terminated the most remarkable naval
combat Of modern times, and perhaps Of any age
The fercest aud most formidable naval assault
upon the power Of the Union which has ever
been made by the insurgents was heroically re-
PEELED, and a new era was op med in the history
Of maraiime warfare,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
Edward Everett's Reply to an
English Lord.

ny PoRroAL PUMP.
What have we In AmercAl
We've wonder great aud grand
We have The essence Of the earth,
The cream Of every land
our mounttin7 magnificent,
Our tivera are Immense,
AMI each man has kingy style
fuot kings expense.
Our ships known to all the world;
The farms cannot ba beat
Our cities, full OF luxury
Are famous tor tho neat.
We've orators and authors, too,
With intellects Of firca;
We've railroads scattered overywhere;
Aud one professor Morse.
Our girls have. e.beauty, with and grace
They're charming, sweet and tall;
hut then the grandesf ng wa have
Is known as great OAK HALL,
Where the fall and winter stock OF hrseasH Clnhng
A now ready in extra abundance and greatest variety
Az the new style oyercoat Sachs Duiness Coats Peg
op pants &e selling al prices low that every body will
buy and he satisfied 80
WANAMAKER BROWN, (oAK HALJO
y H. Corner sixth and Market Sta, PHILADELPHIA
NJ B-MlLlTARY CLOTHING. ready made ALWAYS on
1and to suit any part Of this u atfvice At Ar lower
prices than when made to Ordor.
sepil0tlan. LIST. 1865
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
NOTICE.

4 LL PERSONS having demands against the estate OF
the late O. EDDY. will please present them st the
Streets, without delay.
Wilmington Dee. 10, ss.-deci6.it-i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
Pennsylvania Militarv Aoademv

- NJ We9t CNtsItFI J0f B0dTdeTs only,
rms Institution will be opened on the first Monday In
September, 1852, in the building occupied by ths
late holman The situation is healthfu the buiidi1gs
for eommcdiousness and all tho appliances an Inslt.
tlon unsurpassed, and the grounds ample.
The course OF study will embrace ali the branches us
ally fought In our FIRST class Institutions to III Cadets
either for business TO advance farther ia the pursn
Of Literature and Science.
The Military Department will consist the study of the
Infantry Artillery and Cavalry Tantcs the several Drills
SO ar as praccabei Engineering, and the Police Duties
The Moral lranHg II Cadets and their iIabitn ara
fully attended 10. s
The subscriber has had long experience In condueny
successfully similar Institutions. 1888
- cirenars may be obtained Of JAMES IL. oRNE. Est..
No. 62e Chestnut street. Philadelphia or by ad lrssn W
West Chester, - az
COL. THEODORE HYATT.
ApstI President Delaware Military Academy
- ~ the Delaware MILITARY ACADEMY will bo
choOl year. ~ f'''eu'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
FEELINa oF rnn 1NnAnIrAnrs-

with regard to the state of feeling in Charles
ton, he says that the unauimiy which has here
toiore existed no longer prevails. Constant fears
OF an attack upon the city by our iron clad gun
ooats nave engendered very bitter feeling, and
divided the people in two parties, as to the best
course to be pursued in case our guuboats should
succeed 10 passing the forts aud batteries, and
reach the city. The "no surrender" party are
in favor of burning the place, in event OF this,
while the others are violently opposed to such a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
Kerosene and ConI OiIe
The Coupons
ALMsHoUsn DIsPENsARY.


nHE Disponsary In connection with the New Castle
Il County Almth0use will be open on the first sAtul-
day In December, between the hours Of and o'clock
r. NJ, and continue open at the hOur every sue.
ceedng Saturday, during the Winter months at which
time poor patients will receive advice aud medicines fee
of charge. For further information apply 10
GEO. PEPPER N0RHIS. NJ. D,
Attending Physician.
Il Residence Adjoining Almshouse. 0Gee. Market
street, between 9th and 9TH dec5 I'M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
THE SLAVES

The Slaves in and around Charleston are ripe
i'r revolt, aud il an army Of five or six tLInsnnd
were TO enter that city they would Immediately
rise against their masters. There ware three
steamers in the harbor when these men left. one
Of which had arrived week before their 1epnr.
ture
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19

- INIT IuEhAIUNb CHEAP.
ME have on hand large assortment of Refrigarators
~ ana water Coolers, which will dispose N varv
'h'aP' FLINN & j ACksoN,
House Fnrnihhing Store 2lg Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
CONSUMPTION.

DIR. Schenok's Pulmonio s,,r,,
For The cure Of Coughs, cOids and cOnsu1ption
DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Ton,c '''"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
Dr. soheneIkls Mandrake pilI.

For the cure Of DyspspAp and all IJsb,,;,o,. \,
ditiOHs Of AeaSfomo.L '''''ea
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19
UHARLEs GnOBE,
7lG Market ST., Wilmington.

Now we want you all to know
Just the very place TO go,
To get your Collars, Soaris and Stocks.
Under Shirts and Drawers aud Socks
Suspenders, Handkerchiers, Cravats,
Neck-'fes, Muiters aud Shirts;e
liosolns, Gloves aud all such things
Known as Gentlemen's Furnishings;
lis seven hundred and fourteen
Market Seventh aud Eighth between.
From east to west, from POLE to pole
No stocks like that displayed by CoLE.
dec19 2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-19

FoR DllEAaRs or 1ln Lvmi, on 10 Aor As
PURgATVE. ukhrlH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
Ine Err l.. CLarIn,tlsrl IL ulnth


CHAALpTGEsyILLE, Jan. y, 1892
Last night ABOUT O'clock, 4 lire was dis
covered III the upper part OF the South Caro-
lima Hospital, formerly the MOuticel 10
House Ine wooden building and the tore
house Were entirely destroyed. The brick
building AID the bIlcheu attached were
saved, but much damaged by water and The
uIAec -SsAry destruction .! doors, windows,
and partitions.
There were Zoo patients III this hospital
tand 80 were to be sent up 10 -day1 Who we're
all got out safely, many of whom found asy-
iuIns IL The houses OF our citizens. Ths loss
OF property IL furniture, beading, &c. is
considerable. Mr. q. l.. Peyton proprietor
OF the Parish House, owned The Urick part o
the Monticello House, and Is insured i'll the
Valley company tor 5000 MS loss Is per-
haps $1,000. air. a. Bodehzr owned the wood
and store buildings; he Is insured III Kich-
mond tor 81 ,5.o-his loss Is double that
amount.
The Old t'Stcnc Tavern" is where Jefftr-
son, Madison, ana their colleagues, Original
ted the University OF Virginia, and " Ia re
La FAyette was received ana welcomed by
MIR. j JEFFERSON and our citizens. il has been
on fire several times, but escaped destruction
till the present time.
Hiss MargGret Hives, tae sister OF the Hoa
VIM. T.. Hives, died this morning At Carl
ton, near town, The residence OF Alexander
Hives, Esq MosTICELLO.
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a,SsSg', kYxkAN FED, Szs.

NUTIGE.-A Is Ok containing ARMS vRs,
| shout the l4lh OF November last, riisii-
recied from the Ordinances Store Hou Sc, Ia this
city. The Arms are the private property Of
members of a Cavalry Regimen: now in service.
A liberal reward, and all expenses will be paid,
anon the return of the arms TO this Arsenal. Off
Ger, and in the service are urgeotlv r.quested
10 give any information they may have ia Iesard
/, these arms. The arms were marked and mum.
hared as fellows!
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OrrIcr PETERSBURG b. R. Co., !
J
ITO MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND.-An

PETkNEBUK0, Jan. I, ISO2.
THO MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND.-All
merchants receiving freight from the South,
which Ia shipped from Petersburg to Richmond
BY Virginia Towing Company Lighters, are noti-
lied that tho frsights aud charges must be paid be-
fore the goods taken from the depot In Peters.
burg. All claims for damages or ovsrcharsss must
burg. and unless goods are taken from tas depot
In % hours after being unloadsd, they viii be-
storsd at the expense Of The owner. Unless ether.
wiae ordered, goods win be shipped either by rail-
road or lghters, ~ the agents may think most 81.
pediuous. Address JNO. 4. WILLS. -
A6-lOts
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now TO MAKE CAsDLEs.-Mr n A Ysom
nns oiSoVered new and valuable process
.of mahing good candles from taiIow ennsI
lo IL sne pes star It is this To quart Of
s saiuw aao t~o or three leaves OF the nricl,iu
peaT ana boil GU. all the water NJ raayy
,nnntd "nen OF the rieh, consistepcr
i N.oh. IA the usgai way. We are of IN.
he cans, .nat !; httie alum would ira prove
per grows nbuadantiy il, Ibis naIghta,y
Aood O1tord Iaieliyeneer. s'"o'
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TIKI DEATH OF THE MAIDEN.

TIKI DEATH OF THE MAIDEN.
ny H.. NJ. c., OF South ciRoBINA.
Through forest eere aud sober,
la The soiden clad October
Autamn winds ~ere softly s'shiDR,
Summer leaflets falling, flying,
Lying dying, everywhere.
WAS " angering slowly walking;
! was wooirg--low!y taking.
tAhi 1t seems sut yet 10 ist.lyl
WITH a msijea, tai a. / stsssiy.
with maiden trait aad far.
How she lirg.red as fhe listened
How h ar eyes with tear itops sl.s,enad.
All her brow and nosom biushide;
Came aer words 80 gently gushing
Take .ae. love me, am thins,
oh those woras " ere whispered lovtys
Oh that VOW; seemed so holy.
AS ysspef psalm, So sanity.
Falang s,Te"tsy, :atli"g family.
80 ptsiFnody divine.
Sweet those moments OF our r,ee,inr
Sw ret, though few AND far TOO fisei,Bg;
HNlcyon hous Of goldaa dreaming
All OF Mt vita beauty TEEN GR,
In those giorionS golden hours.
Biissfu' were the Gays we squsu dered
Pc ,oslui all the way S we'wandsred-
1 1roug0 tho wooss AID uleaaoSs mellow,
Through The wsvioS fioids OF yellow.
far4dsa the au1ay hatunn flowers
Game thea aicxae -, ana ii anguish.
uay by day, / atc3sd her lauguish:
WAT, bed her waning watched her wasting;
Oa fAs agony 9i tasting,
Those Iasd !aoIoents OF despair
fsiu wa;e all The ag,s OF healing.
Blight was DER aer beauty stealing
Fsin my waiting, vain my wespicS:
Cruel death came CREEPING, creeping,
Ca. las not Tia. ale WAS lar.
Alter one lo1g night Of serro~,
Ere the dawuiog ui ne morrow,
FROM the tapeEs ciniy bur-iig,
Softly 10 the Tasiden tuning
Something wtiIpeTe1-"SAei is tic al '
Doubt ug, fearing, still UNCERTAIN,
Dresding yet 10 lift he curtain.
something seemed to hover 'rouad her,
Angsis then knew had found her,
Knew l then her sau! had dsi.
Trorn her t.fsless form they tore me-
From her cold embrace thay 6pre ine,
But cur sous they eanAot sever,
We sAaIi live IS >ia forever
Aye Iotossr-hsnl: N land.
Time is iiJriug, tina Is flowing;
IN her grave tas grass - gro wing,
Waves the wIiI5w oec aer weeping;
But lsr sainted Sou Is -eeriog,
Snset.y IL t0s spirit Land.
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Rapid Ann p. o., Culpeper county. Va
13--ijtN ao.!ts

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWAR0-
4 The undersigned " Ill ave tbs above r.x,,a
for the rec very OF a negro man nsm.d BROWN
or EVERARD BROWN a. he is sou, .r,s. e.n,
ed BROWN left this city i. s. though. s.e,h
past summer or early ia the fall l. is supposed.
with sGIns Of the officers or messea, in nii,srv
comusny on the Peninsula end rarh,rs nas.d
him sell eft az &c negro. He js about a ysars
old, feet 8 or 10 inches IN heisht not very back.
quite knock krced, pleasant expression o: ce,ufs.
nance, and 10 al excellent dining room or Rsres.
mans servant. No marks recollee ted exTep, a
CHIC cic sore on one Of his shni. ksreby csation
lcfict re- of companies or ether psrsous to refrain
from employing him, he is ilesslly al large and
will pay the above reward. and be obliged for Any
information by which he nav be restored to bis
owner. L. II. MEADE,
lso Main street, conner above Post .Oflce.
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with :. D D'.s. .eaye, a we'll known and very
suicide in tina, city on Tie 10Th is., mini.'ed
dnsianenoiy at eeiag nearly rarai,zsd from
disease contracted Ia hts profs. sion "I III
was paiater. Sssse"' no
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npp'' ' RIUHARD L. BROWN,
At w. Il. Jones & Co.'S.
Store on 18th st, bet. Main and Gary.
w Ant : ..
LltHU9RAPHIC PRINTERS,
and will give The best wages and constant
employment. Also. q good LETTER EN-.
9RAVER. 1lquire at dispatch office.
ia lew BLANTON DUNCAN.
w ANTED.--Temporary employment will
w be given to an expert
ACCOUNTANT and
COLLECTOR.
Under satisfactory recomm Ell dations. Writ.
ten applications, only, addressed to Box 100.
Will be received. ia lets
VA ANTED-A skilful
To run SAW MILL.
at the Carbon Hill Mines.
ia lets JOHN J. WERTH, Ag't.
NMT ANTnD-A kn4IMhNr UF MIN FOR
wv MANNING THE BATrERIES-The
Governor has authorized Messrs. j. PASNIIL and
WILLIAM P. BURWELL to say that be Will receive
for twelve MONKS, number of con psnes, to or
gapiZs regiment, for tho special purpose OF man
n,ng the Batteries in and AROUND the city OF Rich
mood
Any companies forming for this special service
In the city ssunlie+ in which the militia has
been ordered to hold itself in readiness, will apply
forthwith.
AIRY persons in the city or country DESTROYS TO
enlist in Company - A. now forming In this city,
can apply, by letter or in person, at
j. PANNILL'5 Counting room,
Shoekoe Warehouse, or
WIN. P. BURWELL'S Law G. flee,
j. l5-lm- Bank st:
VKT ANTED--2 8 MEN, to enlis, in a corps Of
wv Artillery and Artiacers, stationed at
Yorktown. Terms:
Ssrgeans ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A'
CorpOras5.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70.
Privates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL.
With ar additional pay Of 40 ceptG q day for each
days extra service and al-o the bounty Of $50 of
fsred by the Confederate States for enlistment for
tho wa-.
Fer further Information apply TO Lieut.. Pairo
at L. Eukers Saloon, corner Of Main and 9th sts,
or to Peyton Johns on. l.. II. Dunlop, care of Q.
M. { en-. Bloomfield, Yorktown
Recruiting Officer,
jal1-10t Transportation Office
sAj ANTED-NEGRO LABOR The James
w River snd Karawha Company wants to
HIRE negro CARPENTERS and LABORERS,
to work on the repairs Of the canal during the
present year. Liberal wages will be paid and ra
tons clothing, and medicine and medical attend
ance furnished. For further information address
the undersigni d, in til city, or see the Compa-
ny's Agents along the line OF the canal, who are
f. L. CHM. Sup't
ia i5-dts J r. and X. Canal
WV ANTED-A SITUATION as salesman
wv in 4 grocery or commission house, by
a young man from King William county,
Va, who could influence considerable trade
to his employer. Good references given.
Address
ia l5-5t< "W. CO. Disuatch office
MILLINERY AND SEWING.
DLAIN AND FANCY SEWING
Neatly done,
by Hand or niochine, by
NJ. MINER,
I'd, between Leigh and Jackson SITS
two doors from Jackson.
Orders sent, promptly attended to.
ia LISTS
fXt HELLER & WILSON SEWING MA.
w CHIMES
WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MA.
CHIMES repaired and kept in order.
NEEDLES and SILK on hand.
Fire Tuckipg ann Family Sewing done by Miss
s. LYONS, No. lii Main t:eet over the siore
opposite Sami. NJ. Prices.
Orders sant promptly attended to. is 1s-3m"
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~ s. WATT L. CO., of Charleston, 3 d.
~ beg 10 Norm their friends everywhere that
the great fire which occurred in city last night
did them immediate injury, either In their stock
d private houses
We feel this announcement dIe 70 our Trends
who have large amount OF properly In our hands
Charleston, Dec. l2th. 1851 de ttr--@
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ISANAWnY-s33 REV ARD "a negro man
X, nsmai GILBEaT, sgei between " AMI ~
yesrs His color is blsck; whiskers grey, anuss
tbs cain lie ia sooEt six feet higa' olseA 'sn -.
ciotbingi, a BLACK coat and plsid Summer pants
bought hira NJ Dickinson & hiil sGcsion foora rs
Tussdsy. 10 WAS brought here oy . gchus
named rAos q. Neai, Of North Csfoilaa~
nv promises Saturday afternoon, oe'W Wen
IA A. MYERS, co Mals ssry.s
Richmond -
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TOMMlTTED To JAIL AS A hUNA'
WAY Was committed TO tbs jail OF NE
Corpo, alton of the city of Norfolk on We I'm asy
Of september. ls6l, negro man A BERT bhO o'S
The said negro msn is i've feet siI and hsi inen'
es high. AMI weighs abou. 40 ponads nss sea-
ON tSs rich, arm abou, six inches ltng d Sk een-
plexion ana soon. twenty i've years old hsdon
when committed grey eiolhiag, AID ssysne osionss
10 LANES Fi,hsr 9uOS. J. CORPREW.
iot4~3u Sergeant, City al Mort folk
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LIZA Il 1AEH6e ~ &c.
4 n LADIES' SADDLES;
III IS Oitizens' and Military SADDLES:
400 pair Trace Chains;
GU gross Plated Buckles, to inch;
leo lbs. SAddlers' and Shoe Thread:
200 Saddle Mats;
Just received and for sails on reasonable advance.
or cost Also Cavalry Brides, Halters Bits,
Stirrups, Whips, and Carriage Knobs &C., By
J. W. DENNIS, 18th street,
al7-6t Below Disps-ch Cornsr
EATHkR-Just received, Sole Upper. KID
IL Harness and Bride Leather Also, one Dbl
Tanners Oh. q good article; 100 pairs NEGRO
bROGUES; 10 caseh BOOTS, and Mems and Chill
drens SHOES. Apply to d. JORDAN,
All II. Wnitlock & Sons,
ia 1-ts Corner of 18th and Cary SITS.
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ID UFAWAY.-s50 REWARD will be pad
u for the apprehension aud delivery in M.
0rsdy's Jail of NEGRO MAN, Dsmsd Jos. IL
IL supposed be is attending in some Of tie NIL
tary camps near the CITY. and al night In scream
ersvills. He is small Of stature black ~hiskeTi;
u, ually wears u blue overcost, ard black beaver
o. silk az ]. j. APPERSUN,
ia l7-6t+ Admir- Of Vim Jarvis, deed
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nAnDWAnHs lnON, q.
q 4 = T &c II.
A few bundlss Of -
For sale By So.B,
-. O. b YALE IN
"a Is-5t, Iron Buildings, 0ovsrnnoUy.
EOR SALE Low --'-----oI $.
DOORS and CASTINGS. "i'ashslroa
Suitable for Money Vaults Large size.
ials-u. &c. HOWE
------------- Governor s,r.s.
l. BUILDING
HARDWARE, t..
N S-Sngls and don ble.iro, c.
SGaeks, Foras, &C.. Piow PIsnes; Tonslsss
"a WICircnlar. Hand lennon Gamma.
b II - A ID HATCHETs. BknA Psss Ae.
BRACES, and BITS. AXIS,
Long, shark Rios. and Nh, AUeEps
Soet Gou rl,psr =. .ad Turning oHIsE1s
LOCKS ro, Is HINGES, SCREWS, NAILS :,
For sale a. moderate prices nv AAi">, &c.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTr
"hoiesae and retail dealers in b,rax
ia l5-d4',sw4. -o.Sis &c,
~ Main stras,
\>uNDKIEs-
LEATHER "'tu Cola I
Eo Smiths ANvILS. 100 TO 1s,,,. 81
nor ''oES common and so,t,
200 Hand and Sledga HAMNFpe
100 bench HATIHErS, assorted
1000 pairs TRACE CHAINS.
30 dozen CURRY COMBS
curriers' Tools, Knives. Fleshsrs VI,
ers, Bark Miiis, salt Pans, Spokes -, "o's
For sale by NAIHaT ~ Wnsels
ia list Sama "IeD,
WAGON AMP = aWgkULsNOE
w . / n q STEp,
JUST made OF oil tlzes, aud for sale a, ,ba d. L.
mond Steel WNks. az wa Beh.
n. Bone second hand Cylinder b iIt tLs
a
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u. ). OF AMERIUA
QUARTBRAAsrER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, January 4, 1862.
PROPOSALS will b received at this office for
i the delivery of
200 tons HAY,
100 do. SHEAF OATS,
100 do. FODDER,
100 do. SHOCKS,
1tC d.. WHEAT, or DAT STRAW,
BY the 18th February. 1862, for the use Of the
Confederate States Army.
JOHN F. WHITFIELD,
ia 6-l2t Captain and A.. Q. M.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERIOA,)
QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE, !
Richmond, Va January 4, 1862 )
PROPOSALS. will be received at this office
for the dslivery OF one hundred thousand
bushels CORN, by ths 18th February, ls62 for
the use of the Confederate States army.
JOHN F. WHITFIELD,
a6-2w Captain and Asst Quartermaster.
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UNAWAY. "A liberal reward VIII be
II, paia tor the delivery of T. NEGRO
MAN. named BILLY Johnson, belonging to
Mrs. Sarah A. Forloine, Of Chesterfield Co.
Va. The said negro is about % years old
ginger. bread color, thick bps, large eyes, and
bUshy head of hair, and speaks quick when
spoken to. 1t is said he hired himself 10 a
Texan officer in Gen WIgfalls Brigade, on
the Pc tomac, about the 9TH December, ISL
ANY information concerning said negro will
pc thankfully received. Address
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~ DIR. JOS. Il. CLAaETT, a refugee
~ ffom the county of jefferson, Va, and of
Twelve years practice, respectfully offers bis ser.
vices 10 the inhabit sn,s Of Richmond in ali the
branches of his profession.
Office on Main street, over the Bank Of the Com
monwea tn, aud opposite the American Hotel.
la 10 I'm
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WOOD AND COAL,

grove. FURNACE OR CRATE COAL.
~
am now receiving lot of COAL suitable for
Stoves Crates and Furnaces. Price, 81 80 Per
load of twenty-five bushels.
Send in your orders at once. Terms cash.
VIM G. BRAZsAL.
OFFICE-Nesr Petersburg Depot ia lifts
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kIOiICE Was committed 20 the si OF PED
~ ford couutv on the ID Of Deeembes. sol.
Negro Mar. who calls himself ISAAC Ri4kf,
and says he is the property Of Daniel Hunt, Of
Richmo nd Va. said negro is o: ginger oresa
color, about % years old feet high, win Coca
set Of teeth no scars, except on me bsex' iions
whipping aud had on, when committed soiI .,
dark colored domss lc CLOTH very much worn. and
rsgged.
The owner OF said negro il requested to come
forward prove property, psy charges ara az
him away otherwise, he will be dealt VIII - tas
law directs NM II. PATE,
/. l4-ln Sheriff Bedford County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

nom sas al si Tho. Jones d a s-ssI 4
aoaaay. aiss Of oetoosf ls6l. s SsssG ,,.s:
named JAMES; dark brown eonaPs' "a on dasw
old. and nearly six feet high n. s.s on ~.
suit when he lefs; also, q miaiasy - Nh ~
e! Poe. ne win Try % rps .d boy aiken %. q @
e euS . or sss II found in it, 20 % % dsvs'ss y -
st II. II. Stokssa Richmond, v. pr,rnurr
de Iy-lmh y. :. ...--.-->-s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20

OST-Scj WAGD-BetWeen the First
Z 4 Market and Brooke Avenue,
Ii i A q X i A G.,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. l will give the above reward for their
delivery to Inc, st
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
dc 2I--ts Holm IINHSkv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
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ID UNAWAY IN JAiL..--ws: -, eoi FtI ~ ~
n the jail OF HsnFieo coan'y ~ -, Nan Who
calls hi,nsslf JOHN. and sars be Is ,as pf't
OF Mrs. Mary Scott. o: Albsaails eeun'Iy Z nsss,
Sal negro is shout IS years old ises ~ I'm.
high, yesow complexion, sad had 90 mo oss,s
United a light winter sas OF aous, ..,sJ 40 come
forward prove properly. pay sa:sss :I nv 1a
r rsm away q u ~ D. pLEAsANTs' q d T"
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