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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-13

Here. on our center and right, opposed to the
arsenal "a strong fortifcahon in ITSELF and the
enemy's camps, the Kentuckians, Mississippi
ans and Alsbamians won for themselves i'm
perishable glory. Iu their first charge they
drove the Yankees through their outer camps
they Tallying in the second. Here the enemy
made desperate stand and fought with grea
obstinacy and much skill. They were support
cd by sixteen or eighteen field pieces, including
Minis celebrated battery of eight rihsd stee
guns, together with their hOwitzers on the
paTapet of Il e arsenal, which raiued grape
and canister into our ranks over the
heads Of their own men. Their officers could
frequently be seen, when the dense sulphuriou'
smokei of battle momentarily lifted Its curtaiI
from between the eombstants, riding up and
down the lines waving and gesticulating witt
their arms in apparently frantic manner. On'
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F.ox PxssAcoLA-GEx. BaAes's TwsLv.

EIox PExsAcoLA-GEN. BRAGa's TwBLv8
MONTHS PRoPOsIrIox SuccAss.-Our
latest advices from Pensacola and the
Mayfair are to the I'D ult. A letter to
the Mobile Advsr:issr, says:
As have mentioned before, the PROPOSE
ton of Gen. Bragg to his twelve months
men will prove perfect success, IL not inter-
fersd with Mt Richmond. Numbe have al
ready gone homo On fu.lough, and others are
to follow their example. have conversed
with q great many OF tho volunteers, snd
have not yet heard enc say he intended retir-
ing wholly from tho service after his term Of
OF lietm emit expired. A. an evidence OF the
war feeling among the twelve months troops,
will state that the regiment of Col. CHAIN
ers, designed for the war, now numbers hve
hundred men, divided into seven companies.
These companies, am informed, are COM
posed Of the frst N ateriai in the army. and
that Col. Chalmers will be allowed to re.
cruit his companies to one hundred and nifty
men. Hs will, therefore, be able to take the
field early in the spring at the head Of fifteen
shouldered musket or "bit,' cartridge. Col.
James r. Chalmers now commands the First
Mississippi at Warrington.
Col. Henry D. clayton. Of the First Ala
Of his regiment, ON whose banner 10 in.
scribed the ever-memorable I'D and Esd No.
vember, 1861. Two companies of this regi.
asna g eet ef service on tho 18th Of Janu ~:
whole corps on the goth Of March. I under
stand many Of the onacers, (amopg them
Lieut. Col. Steadman,) a. we'll as the men.
intend going in for the war. and keeping mp
the organization of the First. It 10 the Oldest
corps in the Con fsderate service, and 1t 10 to
be hoped the pride Of Alabama will not per.
NIT 1t to exist in name only.
The frigats Niagara left last night, and
has not vet returned. Maybe che 10 on q
visit to Ship Island, which bids fair to be AZ
notorious place as Hatteras Inlet or Hilton
Head.
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Stock on hand and ON shipb'd.

Tobacco Nothing has been done Of any
moment the only sales reported being one
hogshead at six cents, and ten hogsheads at
4 cents, and round lot Of fifty hogsheads on
Thursday, about one. third fused, at "A
cents. We regard prices as so unsettled THAI
for the pressAs we omit ali quotations.: but
round lots could be sold At y u cents. Re-
ceived since the Path instant, thirteen hogs
heads /; weeks receipts, forty five hogsheads;
exported, none.
suxsr-The receipts have been ON a less
liberal scale and, with fair demand, prices
have ruled more in favor Of sellers than
during tho early part Of the week-the sal s
comprising mono Of any moment on Wednee.
day (Ohristmas)-eleven hundred hogsheads
on Thursday, and one thousand yesterday
This makes total for the week Of 8, 500 hogs.
heads We now quote inferior at II 2
cents; common to good common at II a 2i
cents: fair to fully fair at n a 81 cents prime
to choice at 81 q II cents; yellow clarified al
81 cents; seconds at - a -; and white
clarified At Ct II cents. Stove-dr,ed COM
manding a 10 cents. Received since the
24th inst, ZOOS hogsheads; weeks receipts,
7,62S hogsheads exported, none.
M0lasses. Tho demand has con tinued active
and prices have i'm proved la2c. per gallon ,
the sales com prising none Of any moment on
Wednesday, $500 bbls. ON Thursday, 4 500
yesterday at lsa2lc. for Fermenting and 2la
2l4 ard u for Prime to Choice making an az :
gregate for the three days Of 7,ooo hbis, and
for the week OF II, $50. The sales Of MALT bbls.
comprise 800 packages, making au aggregate
for til week Of 1000 bills, and including SOC
yesterday at 22a23c. for Esrmen ting. Recelv.
ed since the Gath inst, 1851 bbls and 4oS hs II
bbls. Weeks receipts 1880 bbls. and 3,74s
half bbls. Exported, none.
Ce6es-Ws have heard Of NO sales Of any
moment until yesterday, when $40 bags Rio
were reported at e6a70c. The las. reported
previously were at 65a6Sc.
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rb. N.ce,,i.y OF Csssen - Easland.

Eltcys Dispatch Charles Dickens, III his
poM.,hoid H0ras, says, " Let any social or
nhy.tcal CONFUSION visit the Onlted Sales,
IND England would teel the shock from
Lantf's End TO JOnn o. CrOOt's The lives vi
nearly Two millions Of our c0untrymen are
dependent upon the Cetton crop OF america /;
their destiny may be1aid. without any hypo-
boie, TO hang upon thread. Should any
dire calamity betall the land Of cotton, :
Thousand of our merchant SEips would rot
idly in dock; ten Thousand mills must stop
shoir busy looms, ana TWO miller. mouths
would stdrve IOr lack OF food 10 fesd them. -
such 10 the language Of EAEtand's most
popular author eight or ten years ago, and il
comes 10 US now with double force, fresh ami
a. 1uil of meaning as IL came from his graphlc
pen. The same argument then, answers NOW,
e,uo although the Federal Government may
lick the aust land yield Tor Inc present." YET
there is q power greater tnaA diplomacy tnat
wall force England 10 raise the blockade
aAat with las good 1ssilnx already ex.
isllng IN England Tor our new Xovernmeng
Will compel ner t. stretch forth ner strong
arm ana roll back tho cloud OF war. Our pa
pers show too much anxiety on this subject.
Let us wait; England 10 bound " have cot.
ton ana she WILL nave II. Let cur people fol-
low the example OF our frssidsnI, and de.
clare our Independence OF Foreign powsrs.-
And should Eugiand arrange tnis present
trouble with the Unlted States, IL will make
out little difference III the eA0 Tor, witp the
blessings OF ICu, the strong arms ana STOUT
hearts OF our people, anu the necessity for our
great staples, we are bound W triumph.
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- - : - NoS1eLE, Jan. ,, lee3.a
& 1iSsllieee6ers eaatiy reeeivsd here relssiv s
70 NE trsatmsnt and condtttQn g tee colofso
pscpSg fSxnm 11ohl fkSIf yiGhAxal 0wnsr. ~
ihs Xaasssss coaaI1s ~ sss s.s ~ ror s
fhsn Il NJ befoYe they left the cor tcrtaote
1uartors q tha homes Of thslf mastefs.-
Ooubtless nine in ten Of TIE uAloIne sso
deeSlyod ysfngses from = esate o. eoR ~.
pressivo, would eagerly ssmbrscs an oppor.
tunity 20 return % those who have ~
cIothsd ana projected than, requiring onay
moderate share Of labor In lesurn.
thsre Are xe TON CO % s,ooo q them, nsero
men are paid ct the rAts 81 only ~ ano We
man n per month--thetr clothing bs1nS a.
Quoted from thsix pay. Thsy are IeqolIea ~
mar ccustitut ton 10 said 70 - killing them
- ~ Hs atnrday next the fair and patriotic Il
dies. Of tns Cockade City. will present tnas
s3csilsnt COMPANY; ,f .as and co.t,y nag. The
PHEASANT ceremonies will take place n Acsd-
any QuArs, a. 10 O'Clock, A. N: n.
SOn Friday last that gallant omceI, Oot ~ ~
LaxnsI. took charge q Cransy rs. .n.s;tv .na
bravery Of this ofEicer will dou bsless ensure
the love, respect, and confidence 81 ms enure
command. 81.
Regiment Virginia Volunteers, has been
promoted to 10 Brlgadier General. W.
mention with pleasure the promotion u taa'
popular and ekilltul ofncer.
Parsons writing letters TO send 70 inc
North should not exceed. an Ordinary page
Of ie.ter paper. The number OF letters De-
inx sometimes quite large. the tame ana iron.
hie OF reading long ones wall c0mPeA Inc
nrot,er officeIs 70 neglect them entirely.
An excellent system Of 1ags 70 De used py
our Picket q yards, for Reconnaissance, &C.
mas been Introduced by that acuvs One. >
leved that tie new plan, II put IN pracuce,
viii DO very beneficial 10 Inc army anu teao
zreatly to tho saving Of life, and u the ao-
The weather to-day is cold, clustering, and
wintry. Yesterday the temperature was
mild and pleasant, TRES being dispensed with
oy many persons.
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TIE LATE NAVAL ENGAssxYxf yETwEBH TxE
SEA BrsD AID N1Hs YAEkss 0rr.BoArs-Com.
Lyneh's OMcial Rspovi.-The following IL an q.
tract from the report Of Oapt. Lynch to the
Navy Department, Of the recent naval On.
gagemsnt near Newport News:
The water being too low In the chesapeake
and Albemarle Canal for this vessel (the Sea
Bird TO proceed TO Roanoke Islsn nd, Ne last
blight Of Uraney Island. THIS mor n un .n =
little before daylight, We weighed anchor
and stood across to Newport News About
80 A. n. an enemy's steamer passed out OF
James river with . schooner in tow, and
steered for Fortress Monroe. We immedi
ately gave chase, when she cut the schooner
adrift. and carried heavy head Of steam.
In order TO get under the cover Of numerous
men Of war lying on the Fortress. We were
fast closing In with her. however, when the
explosion Of our second she'll sst her ON flre.
Believing her destruction WAS certain, know.
ing that her crew could BE- rescued by boa q
from the vessels not far distant from her, and
II being unusual for this vessel to approach
her, we steered for and took the Abandoned
steamer from Newport News, aud ten others
from Hampton Roads and the Fortress, were
making their way towards 10, when an ex-
citing scene took place; we endeavoying 70
every e6ort 70 intercspt and, BY ccnatsnt ar
ing, disable ~. Many ahells nom the ships
AID the Fortress exploded quite near IA, and
four or dyo paesed Immediately over the
deck We succeeded in lighting our way
through. With the prise in tov. without the
slightess injury to either. and gratefsliy 1t.
tribute Our escaps 70 something more than
chance o. human nGency. We know that .
large steamer was struck once and . a1nalles
ported 70 30 serioasjy injured. The priss 10 q
large schooner, her hold coated with Gins
and Allsd With water for Fortrsas Monroe.
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4 INUNDATED NATIoN.-lu the surrender
Of Mason and Slidell, the British Govern
msnt viii ascertain the exact capacity Of the
demand the Yankees demonstrate that they
have ~ senee of national homer, and that
dollars and cepts are their supreme law
Of astion in matters public as we'll as per-
sonaL They boarded the Trent with every
Circumstance of bravado and indignity; the
Government made the act It's own by r..
esiving the Commissioners into its possession,
and sonfning them ~ prisoners; the Secretary
Of etase and Of tho Navy, and. tho House Of
Representatives spp'audsd the outrage to the
ssho; the whole prees Of the United States
tsemed with the most uproarious aud defiant
EMULATION over the act Of Wilkes. and hec
tered, bullied and humbled the British Lion in
every conceivable Shape and form. After all
shis, to back down instantAnsOusly, and, ut
she arst menace Of England, to surrender the
Commissioners, is to exhibit not only q lack of
I'll honor and manlinass. but shsmsessness
% shocking that hereafter the Stars and
Stripes viii become T. badge Of degradation
and infamy throughout the world. TLis
...r.-.-... - IA .o.u;.a. 1T.
conscious weakness and paralyzing cowardice
.....".na man !, s,ms aa.'.;,s =. "a aa.afsu
,.rl,.A ana T.. fac. !. y. .n;, 49, Se ~ 20
:. .~,,. :, ....n,wa.. W. .s, ~. "'.Ao"'
.or-ov. n ENGLAND and Rance woa,s MD ~.
nand tbs. the Federal G.,vernm an. recoon;zs
M. ,ra.neud.ne. of tho sou,h.rn Confade.
~, unos p.n.l1v ~ ,h.,, ai.n,...urs ,bsy
~..,d "a, .,lv rsco.o;,. Il bnt bs gi.a ~
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Mayors Court Caskie conducted
the ceremonies in the temple Of municipal
Justice yesterday, and the first individual who
presented himself was Geo. Volkers, charged
with making an assault upon Ann Carter
Being unable TO furnish the required security,
he Was committed to Jail Ann Carter was
disorderly and ill-governed house; and she,
being unable to find q friend willing to give
surety in the sum of $50 for her good bsha.
vior, WAS ikewise sent down. John Frsvis,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, had
to submit to similar fate. John Casey and
Jeremiah Coughlin were each fined $i0 for
huiQg turnips in the second market and sell.
Ing them again, contrary to the ordinance.
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Bererolencei in Cdmp.-Among the instances
Of sympathy for misiortune teiy reported. 70
Us, we may mention that OF the Ben McCul
loeh Rangers, who made up purse OF Wv TOR
y sick comrade and sent him home; ana ano-
thss of Ii for James Burnes, member. Of
the Tigss ,aes, who had his arm shos on 2.
the bait,,..c Manassas. These men are LOe
only willin,s TO undergo hardships themselves,
but freely share their pittsnee with those who
are In want Z
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New orleans mar ks.s, Eec. 2S.

From the Now Orleans Commercial Bulletin
weekly report OF the markets, ending The
18th uit., We extract the following:
Cotoa. Q noticed IN our last semi-weekly
review sales, during tAe eaTiy1 part OF t1e
Week, of l5o bales TT future deiiSa ~ ota
Sic. .vr middiing. We have nos heard OF d
Al le 1rom The limited stock Offering on the
spot. The receipts si1ce the 2ath list. com
Prise oales, against 80 $50 bales curing the
Corresponding period last year. As The re'
ceipr, are Tor traAshipInenL, We add them 70
ths exports-ieuViCS On hand u STOCK OF IL
ao7 paies, against So, ,l75 same tune last year
Yne enure receipts roper led since the Slst
Angus: are 9, 5sS bales. against sS3, COZ sAne
tlme last year. Exported, su4. against $685.
APO last year, Of wnicn 399 ,t4o were 70 treat
britain ana as, 100 TO france.
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Negro Hriag.-This business, which NAV
be termed tho "annuai perplexity, of house
keepers, is now progressing in the usual way,
and at about the usual prices. The agents
Offices are thronged with sooty representative
of Africa waiting for somebody to como along
and offer q suitable equivalent for their ser.
vices. SO far as our observation has extend
ed, there is no difficulty in hiring ont negroes
for good compensation.
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Amusements.-Though tho theatre is laid

Amuseme nts.-Thoagh tho theatre is laid IL
aah... th.r. IA no lack OF amusement in the
c,tv. and those vino seek recreation may hn0
il In any quantity. Tho Harmonious continue
their nirthtut exhibitions at MetrOpolitan
Hail, VITA such music, SUCH dancing, aud such
fun 40 is u not our fortune to meet with every
where; and ut Franklin Hail, the pretty
aud accomplished Queen SISTERS are giving d
series OF their delightful entertainments. An
evening may be spent pleasantly Ut either
place.
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y Clsdriae ne HespitAi4 slafDe Dumh1
Of wounded and disabled prisoners Of war,
swho~have- been-tsksn cars OF ~ onr MbdScu
department since the 2lst Of Jaly, viii son
be aent homs.g Among those Who have ~
Gently gone, are Captaine :. 4 6hiinngnw
and William Nansor, of the Seventy-ninta
New York; Lieutenant William Dickinson.
Of the Third United States infantry; and
Liestenant Isaac w. Hart, Of the Twentieth
Indiana - 4..4z g ~
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Hennieo 1roop.-This company has ~
turned from the war, and i temporarily 90
iourning near the city. After IN active cam
vsixn in the West, little rest and recreation
u BY NO means unpleasant Tho horses Of tAs
comnanv arrived by the 'overland" route,
Yesterday morning, and one gavenp the ghost
when almost honest least, 10 we are IN
formed.
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The "LATK UkFoRTUNATE" THKArRS.-
Our readers are already aware that the Thea
tire was burned to the ground on New Years
night. Its predecessor, which stood where
the Monumental Church now stands, wac
burnt also, with great loss Of life, oa the night
Of the Goth December, 1871, fifty years and
one week ago.
We looked into Mr.. Mordsesi's book to Aud
out when the late Theatre was built but there
is NO record Of it thers. Our impression is
that it was com pleted at least, in the year
1918, and that it YVES opened during the winter
Of 1919 for the frst time. The tirst play we
ever saw was in that house, in November,
1920. We recollect to this hoc- the effect it
produced upon US, aud we are simple enough
to regret that we are no longer capable Of
feeling as we then felt The play was Vir.
ginius. The principal character was sustain.
ed by Finn, whether the afterwards famous
comedian and punster who was lost at sea, we
do not know. Mrs. Waring-one of the Pla-
cides--now Mrs w. r. Blake, played Virgin
ia, and an actor named Nichols played Icilius
1t ia difficult for us to realize at this defiance
Of time, the emotions of that evening To
us the Theatre was gorgeous palace, the
scenery superhuman, its movements the effect
of magic. The actors were the grandeet
characters whom it was possible to conceive,
and the actresses the most beautiful creatures
on earth. The farce was High Life Below
Stairs," and Hilson played the part Of the
master who has been cheated by his servants,
and DISCUSSES himself as country boy seek
ing service, in order to detect them. Harry
Placide was in the piece, and several other
actors who have since been widely Known
To Us the whole was a reality. We believe
We half exhausted our power of laughing that
night; for we never have been able to laugh
as We did then, from that time to this We
roared, we shouted, We screamed, we fairly
danced in the box, until we attracted the At
tention Of everybody in the house. We ieant
over, 10 though we we've ready to jump into
the pit. Gilfert was manager at that
time. and we believe he opened the house.
There was no such thing a. starring then, and
whom manager got good company it gene
rally stsid with him for considerable time.
Cilfert had an excellent company, a. may be
judged from the names we have already re-
corded In 1921, Booth came over and played
in that theatre the first time he ever played in
any theatre in America.
"Old Drury" has undergone many vieissi-
tudes since that time. 1t has had many man.
ayers, and we are afraid few of them made
money. Some Of the best players and the bess
vocalists ever known in tho world have
played and sung npon ito boards. Its history
might b. made very interesting; but it 10
gone, and We look hack with melancholy
pleasure TO the many agreeable associstions
Of former days with which it il connected g
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Deeeased Prissnevs.- Captain HUH No
Quad, of company l, Thirty -ninth New Yosk
reginsnt. disd .. he Military Hospital, s.
this city, - ~ 18th ulk, OF wounds received
n Tho AGttle Of 4anaaanA TwsuEv;fvs phi.
Donen died II the Nppth Of Ueoeuhar.
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Lust.


II OST-On the ; .st December, 1861, two CAT
i TLE-one q Red Steer, vi several white
spots; the other black Heifor. Both arc marked
on the root Of the tsi. with tar. will pay lib.
eral reward for any information that will lead to
their recovery, or for their delivery 10 Robertson
& GIRLS, near Bacon ausrter Branch, or At ny
stall No. II, Old Market.
jA3-3:A WIN. A. eCHAAF.
1clvE OUTLAWS REWAKD.-Lost, on
Monday, 3oth December, black double
nosed POINTER uOd-some little white
abou his breast and feet. Tbs above reward
will b paid for his return to me At VIZ. +.
KIHG's store, Franklin st., near old Market.
Ia S-3t* j. W. URIUDLE.
SIX SHOOTER,
Navy size, No. Is, IA.
"A liberal reward will bs paid
II left AZ this eAsce OF at the store Of
la SLIT eUARRACOTT & HARRIS.
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l.
nISSOLUTION.-Ihs eonessn Of W3
IL SON 4 PU0H In thit day olssolM !
mutual eorsent. The books Are In the tsy
W. =. PuGH for ssttlemSnt, Who viii u /
mama OF thu oo"carn In closing tnty. lie ri
found at his efics, on 6hockoe 8iip, next t<5
the entrance to Tobscco E1ehsn e. Pens11
debtsd viii pay - promptly - poSsibls, asts
hav ng elaine sgsinst the ooneeru vii ~
them to him for settlement.
THOS. TINsLBY JOHNS
VIM 3. PCGH.
January l, le64
The suhoerihse VIII continue 10 transact q
MISSION BUbINE6S u yhs stApd recently =
pied BY JOHNSON 4 PUGN for, bsiAl
6hockoe WaSehGuss. He retarns his most q
ful thanks 20 thu patrons Of tbs Isa~ conesIf
their lib srL pssronsge, and aoiialss from ass
continuation u their est1onage ard I'll o;hsss
may b disposed 10 pstroIixs lin :,
THO3. TaAhLEY JOHNS
January I. 1e69.
A CARO.-Ths suhscsibae win eon,iss
COMMISSION BUSINESS also, and has .ass1
of1os on khoekos Flip, Dexs door 10 tbs susS
70 Tobacco Azehsnss. end availins hinssh q
present occasion hereby kndsrs his thanks NJ
LIBERAL patrorag extended 70 the old core<sa !
hoppe, BY undivided attention 70 bustns.s, 10
and seeurs liberal share Of patronage.
January l, 1874 WIN. Z Pr@
u Id. ewksW3w
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DIssOLUTlONs, AZ

HISSOL LUTON. - The CO paris
Of JuNt2S l. CLAk X 10 his day ess
l., limitation. The name OF the hrIa Will u
by either psstaer ia closing tbs concern.
kOBE1TS. sd;sN
Will T. I'll AAl ]
DANvILLE, January l, ,e62. Il
q THE SU BSCRIBER WILL corr
UE the GkOOEAY business g! the oss
where he will DO clad to SIS his ola cuatcss
WILL. +. CLAN
DAEvILLA January i. lT.. j. ~
DISSOLUTION.-M HENRY 7
IL LER betng in the Army, and
disposed Of our business, our co-partrhi
has been dissolved.
Those indebted TO us Will hnd HI
SIMPSON md our books at the store OF 81
win 4 Williams, lis and lis Vain mi
whore they will please call and eettls y
ont delay. Those Having claims agaius
concern will present them Ihere for \!
ment. SIMPSON + MILLS
in SIZE
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~ - h&8NX AHD 0AAAxzs
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Y The subscribers, intending to discontinue
their present business offer for sale privately tie
extensive Establishment known - the FL AND
FORD PLANNING MILL. The lot measures
shout 600 By SEQ feet, summing down to Appomat-
tox river on which there 10 brick building three
stories high covered with tin the Machinery con-
setius Of . splendid 4e-horss power Eosias, with
Gearing complste, Planning Machines, Saws, 10.
Il can 10 very easily converted into almost sny
kind Of manufaetory; IL coz venienfiy situated TO
business Ia Pstersborg, and any one d!sposed to
sivs It his personal attention render II proat-
sbie.
Also-25o. 900 feet hve.eisht sycamore LUM.
BER and $1,000 feet inch.
Fer TERks, &c, which be male aceommo-
dating, apply to b. 4. JONES Gu,
isS-aiw Petersburg, We.
TON RENT-Two UPPER ROOMS in the
II hcuss oce1r led by DR.. Leigh Burton. located
on Franklin. between 7th aud 9Th sts, suitable for
gentlemen.
Ais, the OFFICE adjoining the ons occupy.
suitable for physician or lawyse. For terms.
j. s ,ps" ED. EAoHo, l4sh s.
A large WAREHOUSE,
Fronting On Cary and Dock streets.
Apply 10
ja3-Iw GEO. D. PAL1sER.
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waosAI. seaasssesssssa . NJ 1nsA1s1.l
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w. DOCTOR Parker having rstarnsd to
~ the City for the winter. Will resume the
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