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For the Standard.
franklin DEPOT, Va. Sept. 23d. 1862.

FRANKLIN DEPOT, Va, Sept 23d, 1852
W. W. HOLDEN :-Sr:-In your Semi Weekly
issue OF tho 18th of September under the heading,
1.-The affair at Washington" see it stated, "that
the cavalry companies Of Capts Walker and Law
:ence were not in the fight, having Fskedaddled"
at an early period"
So far as Capt. Lawrences company is concerned,
pronounce the above imputation as unjust and un.
true Capt. Boothe, who commanded the squadron
10 which the company was attached. received q yary
severe wound and fell from his horse as wa vera
charging up second street, up to which time both.
men and officers behaved with coolness and Gallant.
~. few minutes thereafter, as the column WAC
proceeding down cross street in the direction of tho
river, some the front called out "that tho
artillery was in position before, and was about tn
open upon us" when the squadron Immediately
wheeled about and scattered in different directions
After several Intellectual attempts to rally and re-
form, the gun boats by this time having taken 20.
suon, were raking the streets with grape,) the
"noie squadron being without commander, broke
anu ned Remaining until there was but one man
iolow me, put spurs to my horse and dashed
out OF the town, overtaking the company about
i anu nail from its limits, when | commanded
tS oAcers ana men to dislnount and return which
y promptly ooeyed, until they met the infantry
tured artillery e"s VII '"' ''p'
s The above is plain statement of facts: and in
cmnn,u W Tie brave men whom had the honor to
to annss On mat occasion, desire this statement
1ppear In your next issue
NJ T MOVE, LIST Lieut..
commanding Company.
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FROM OUR ARMY.

The following letter from the special correspon-
dent ofthe Richmond Enquirer gives the most sue
cnct and satisfactory account of the recent battles
in Maryland we have seen:
WINCHESTER, Sept. %, 1862
GENTLEMEN.-The commands Of Generals Jackson,
Lawton and A. P Hill left Martinsburg Saturday
morning, 18th instant upon their road to Harper's
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. Fl. Hill and Longstreet
engaged the advancing army Of Mcclellan near
Boonesborough with portion of their forces on
Sunday, l4th instant The engagement was severe,
but the object Of deterring the main force from the
relief Of Harper's Ferry was fully accomplished. In
and General Garland of Lynchburg, was killed. gal
lantly commanding his brigade. On Sunday even
ing the Federal forces, commanded by General
White and Colonel Miles, (who since died of his
wounds,) driven back from Maryland Heights. after
sharp engagement, by General McLaws, finding
themselves efectuay surrounded, consented to sur
render The formal surrender was made on Mon
day morning. Eleven thousand and upwards of
prisoners besides two or three thousand negroes,
Generally runaway slayes) 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,
9uartermaster and commssary stores of considers.
BILE value horses, &C., &C., were captured Our loss
IN this affair was tri1ing.'
=, After Sundays battle Generals Longstreet and D.
II. Hill fell back FIVE miles from Boonesborough, on
the Shepherdstown road, to the high bluffs this
side OF the Antietam river, short distance beyond
side, Porter, Henzleman &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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For the Standard.
A BRACE OF HEROIC BOYS.

Mr.. EDiroR:-In the last Standard is . nouce Oh
two gallant boys from Georgia and South Caronns;
copied from the DispatcA. This article suggested
to me the propriety Of publishing the names OF TWO
North Carolina boys, whose bravery, patrotisln'
and ,ardor, should tinge with shame the weather.
stained and iaIss o, dn1~ sn .vod
ing the battlefield as they would lazar- house
No. ], is handsome YOUTH aged fourteen, who
p,nted for the field Of danger "where men bleed
and die,'' and who would 60, although his parents
had consecrated already all their sons except him
six in number-to the service of their oppressed
country. On the Potomac, in the Peninsula, snd
around Richmond this brave lad herolcaiiy served
his native land, and through the mercy OF Goa ne
went through the fiery oodtide OF battle tnat iaseo
so furiously around the beleaguered metropolis un-
scathed until he trod the CORY field of Malvern HILL
There, he was wounded in the arm, and although
told to ego 10 the rear" would not, saying "it
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 ashell. For long
ime-some two days, think-he was left upon the
field. He is now gradually recovering 1reJolce tna'
he still lives rich in experience though very youns
in years. He is noble youth-noble IN iornl anu
in heart-as modest as he is brave. his na'ie %
Eugene Virgins, Youngest son of well known
gentleman Of Halifax, North Carolina Ihere IS
Ono circumstance connected with his experience that
I will mention A friend had written to him just
before the evacuation of Yorktown by our troops,
and 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 the letter that
was directed to him. A friend with him had lost his
overcoat when our troops left Norfolk in such I'M
mense hurry, and on the same field recovered It
A Yankee had taken his long sleep with it In his
kaapsack, or had it upon his person.
No. Q, is small, brave boy, scarcely fourteen,
who could 60 to the "wars," and upon battle
field after battlefield illustrated the glory Of our
arms and vindicated his claim to the name OF
"bod solderboy." He has, up to this time pass
ed through the trying ordeals without damage from
bullets or other missiles of destruction, nor has he
had "the smell OF fire upon his garments" lie is
still in the service although he has been entreatcd
to return. His name is Richard Taylor, of Oxford.
North. Carolina. Our old State may we'll be proud
of her Jewels" when they begin to sparkle with
glory when low down Sin the teens"
ITTERBIDE.
Leasburg, N. C.
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Casualties In 9th N. &. Regiment.
List Of Casualties in 6.h N C. Rcyt, Aug 27-3(
Nai RobL F. Webb commanding.

List Of Casualties in 6th N G. Rcy't, Aug $50,
Naj. Robt. F. Webb, commanding.
Company A-Lieut Calder Turner commanding. Aug.
es,h. Kied-Pryae Jas P Copeland. wounded Pr:
vae Pat Tinnerly, slightly. Aug 80. Wounded-and
Lieut. Thos Price slightly Segt Pat Sullivan slight
ly; CorplJ W Williams, slightly; Private George Len.s
Company B-Lieut A Umstead commanding Aug
so. Killed-Private W Roberts. Wounded-Lieut
Company Capt Lowr:e commanding. Aug %.
Wounded-Privates X Hicks severely: Geo IL Riley.
verely Jno McKarra, slightly Jno feathers, slightly.
Aug. So Lieut. W Guess commanding. and wounded
slightly; privates Jno Rasson, Juo Carlton and Jno
Company D-Leut Carson commanding. Aug g.
Wounded w Team, slightly; G jarrett, severely
Jos l. Britain slightly. Aug 81. Wounded-Sergt
Common. mortally. and died since private Mitchell,
j. Stanford, slightly; Jas Murray slightly; Elisha Berry,
missing.
Killed--Pruate Jno Collins. wounded-Lt " G Turner,
severely; privates VIM Howell, mortaily; Oils NOR.
tally English, severely; Irce Mcaee, slightly
no
Wssman severely; Wat Singleton slightly; Lew Rose,
slightly.
wounded. Killed-Private Jno Ray. Wounded-T J
MINIS MORALLY; Geo Thompson, slightly; Pender,
gy f a su. sfh b GS %s nst
slightly; Jas S Ray. mort.ly.
90 Wounded Prva,e Thorpe, G Swsher, j I spears
Aug 80. Wounded-Serg't G H Brown, private J G
S~isher J Owens, Chas Richie.
Wonnded2Serp Jno Hutchens severely. 9rvatss A I
Thompson, severely; A Peasants, slightly Aug 80
Wuunded-Capfain Lea slightly; 1t E Hill, slightly;
Peter McKinney severely.
| Cumpany Lieut. W Is Allen. commanding. Aup. %
Wmnded2CoroT W G. CI.mmons severely: nriyate, r
l. Davis severely. W l. Norinu slightly. II picka,d 90
vereiy; w Pickard, severely. Aug 80. Wounded
wv Young slightly Jno Kelly. slightly; VIM Burgess,
slightly; jno Medlin slightly; l. NJ King slightly
Company kit : ] Crawford commanding Aug 90
Killed-Corp' c Simpson, private A King. Wounded
Prvaes E Malone, H Warren. Mathis.
Missing, W Garrison and Qua.
Total, s killed. "A wounded and missing.
Capt Tate acted 1t Colonel and Capt York as Major
|
I;st of Killed nnI WounIed in the 9Th NJ n Pen
~ O., 11.l Ioco " " " 9''
oeps; l1em, iooz. >,
FIELD AND STAFF MAJOR Web6. commanding hegt
severely wounded IN arm Capt TATE acting Lieut. Col,
in the neck SerG Mayor Msbane slightly In the inc'
COMPANY Aiwoop! Ml.lia%s' sgn r Wounaeu
Prv m HfTne VEL, Sg WoGnaes Eo''' James
ur1mn, ueo 1en'I' oe1g . n S"aHo.a; missing
pany,oin IN ts"s Tsue s.gn .e.
Laws severely IN lace Cem Graprec severely IN iace;
Ro6t Ashley, In foot dulord Laws slightly, Sept l4th
company CICapt Louvre, killed Lieut. Guess severe:
y woInosa IN me arm Serg Marknam Killed
Blaiocx severely wounded John hlligore MORALLY
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LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT.
Once NOrth.Carolina r., r., Col
Co. SHOPS, September II, 1862.
IN THE 18TH OCTOBEB NEXT. WILL BE SOLD
BY suction a: this place, large lot Of unclaimed
Trunks Carpet Bags Boxes &C. &C. Any property claim
&c before tue sale will be delivered on application. The
public is invited to attend
BY order of the Board of Directors:
JOHN II. BRYAN, Jr, See'y.
box, Miss s: F. Burgess.
! package, E. Cowan.
! trunk, VIII. Arlington.
N. Meet.
box, G. w. Moore
boxes, R. W. Russell.
box, K Clinton.
]. A. Deiilsns.
J. Brown.
E. Hunt
l barrel, B. F. Chatham.
box, j. p. Nicholson. e..
q" w. W. Black.
boxes, J. Burton.
4 barrels, NJ. 4 A. Santos.
box T. Bragg. -
boxes, Allen Rose 4 Co.
box, D. Robertson Son.
boxes, J. c. Wade.
! box. NJ. L. Meadows
And sundry articles not marked.
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For the Standard.
To the Citizens of Randolph County, N. C.

For the Standard.
To the Citizens of Rand Olph County, N. C.
On going into the battle of Sharpsburg, Nd the 18th
inst the of the 46th Regiment ordered to throw
off their knapsacks, Blankets &C. After the BATTLE they
ordered off in another direction, and lost both
clothing and blankets They will very draw winter
clothing from the Confederacy but blankets and socks
pryed of these indispensable articles and are therefore un.
der the necessity of appealing to the generosity of
friends for aid An! disposed to give blanket socks
will please deliver them to Rev. b. Craven Trinity Col
lege John B. Troy Troys Store before the 18th
Of October. and they vii! be promptly forwarded:
D. W. CARR,
Capt. CONG Co. G..
Cln,p near Nartinsbug,
Sept. %, 1862. (
Greensboro Patriot please copy twice.
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To the People Of North Carolina, especially
those having friends in the 46th Regiment, N.
C. Infantry.
This Regiment having been recently engaged in severe
conflict with the enemy, necessarily compelled lay
aside knaPsacks. blankets, clothing, dc. all lost.
is approachingand fathers mothers and sis
ters will you contribute blanket for the comfort of the
soldiers who stand between you and hearess foe! For
mand of the Regiment b. depositing blanket Green's
boro or Goldsboro, N c. in my Those Of different
sections will please box the blankets and deliver them
at either depot before the l4th Of October 1862
THAD. L. TROY, r.
Agt 4sth N. c. Reg
Salisbury Wachnan and Greensboro Patriot will copy
twice and 0blige the Regiment.
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Annual Meeting of state Educational Assoc
citation of N. C.

Annual Meeting OF state Educauohai AsSo-
citation of N. C.
YUlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE EDUCA:
l. tonal Association of n c. for the current year will
be held in the of Lnconton Tuesday the l4th OF
October. commencing at O'Clock, r
Business of importance will come before the ASSOCIATION
and this consideration and the fact that the honor ana
interest of the Confederate States demand unusual exe
ons on the part Of who are made instruments in
promoting the progress Of Christian nv ought
good attendance on the part Oh 'he ahiu leach
ers of North Carolina.
The location pleasant one, accessible BY steam, the
season delightful while the usual Railroad facilities will
be afforded to the delegates.
Friends of Education in North Carolina let us not per-
init nsolent assumptions of The enemies of iber-
ties despair for moment of the success Of our
glorious Let us meet again in council and mn-
tnay encourage each other allotted and noble task
% C. H. WILEY,
=. Sup Com. Schools s
J. d. CAMPBELL,
Recording Sec'y
1890 s. LANDER,
Corresponding Secy.
Sept. %, 1891. T-st
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VALUABLE GRANVILLE LANDS FOR

VALUABLE GRANVILLE LANDS FUN
SALE.
VTSHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOL-
Il lowing lands in the County Of Granville, lately be-
longing to Joseph II. Gooch, Esq:
One tract is situated about miles south OF the town
of Oxford contains $50 acres about One-thrd of which is
in woods, and which is situated comfortable dwelling
house and convenient outhouses.
One other tract situated about two miles southwest OF
Oxford and contains acres about twohrds OF which
is in woods.
Also undivided half of tract about IS miles from
Oxford, containing 46s acres which is situated saw
and grist mill, and is kncwn as toe Mill Tract
Aso of the interest in remainder OF tract
situated on The waters of Knapp Of Reeds containing 24O
acres and occupied DOVER BY Mrs Sarah hSrnef
be and II nat s Of will on Tuesday the Alb day
Of November next be exposed for sale at public auction
at the Court House door, in the town Of Oxford
TERMs-Cash or well secured bonds, bearing interest
from the day of sale. JOHN W. HAYS.
Sept. IL, 1862 H-l2t.
E Raleigh Register aud Petersburg Express please
copy weekly until 4h November unless sooner ordered to
stop, and send bill to the subscriber.
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COTTON, HOGS, COWS, WHEAT, &c.
IN FRIDAY, Sd OF OCTOBER NEXT, SHALL
U sell at public auction, at the late residence of Avis
Avent, deceased, in Haywood, Chatham County, n c. 20
bales Of Cotton 90 odd Hogs 30 of which good ten-
ing Hogs good stock of Cattle 40 odd bushels of Wheat
and sundry other articles.
TERus-Six months credit, with bond and approved Sc
curty. B. }. HOWE, Admir-.
Haywood, Sept. 2s, 1852 7s-2t.
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
h Hadeys Mills Chatham County, on the oath OF last
named BILL. Griffin is copper coored, about % years
old five feet inches high and suters and his left
is stiff at the ebow from burn Bill 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 may
give ss5 for EACH $50 for bob if delivered to me,
put in Jail, so that get them.
Sept. s. 1862. 72-w&swlmpd.
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SALE OF SLAVES.

SALE OF SLAVES.
an MONDAY THE 18TH OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT
" the late residence of Irwin S,alings deceased the
County of franklin will sell credit of SIX months
thirteen likely SLAVES Also Still, eight or ten bar.
res Of Brandy, Apple MILL and other articles usually
found upon farm.
Bond and undoubted security will be required of the
purchaser before the property is changed.
A. w. PEARCE Sen.,
Admir- of Irwin Stallings, decd.
Sept. 12 1889. 74-stpd
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SOS REWARD.

H. the apprehension so l get him, of my negro man
PHIL He left me in camp Raleigh, at Camp Man
gnm the 4th of April last Said Phil is between 80 and
80 years of age feet 10 inches high weighing pounds
and his head gray He is doubt passing as free
Address the undersigned at Whites Store Anson Cou
tyNC. JOHN D. MOORE
Sept ., 1852. S-wsmpd
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POCKET WALLET LOST.

II Osr, ON THE era INSTANT, BETWEEN Raj
IL eigh and Wedonyny pocket wallet, containing about
$Ia3 as well as can eollect $50 Confederate note
one SEQ Confederate x tens mostly all Confederate,
and about $25 in fves n. G. and g. c. bills. The ba
lance except one dollar bill of Bank Of Ocoe, Tenn, is
of Is Confederates down to &c 1t also contains
transportation paper from Lexington to Richmond with
my name on the faoeofit
reward of s20 be paid for the delivery of the wal
let and its contensa the Standard Office Raleigh N c.
DAVID fOKLEY-
sspt:ls, 1859; Set
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
vENHE SuBSCRlBER OFFERS FOR SALE, IN CHAP.
ell Hill valuable house and lot for cash. The house
is Of brick well built containing seven rooms with six
repaces and forty feet by eighteen. with tbirty-two
feet L. There are four acres of ground There is an ex
west college avenue Apply to s. F. Phillips ESQ., or to
the subscriber, at Chapel Hill
Sept. s, 1852. 7aNw&swsw.
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SIS REWARD.

$75 REWARD.
RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN DAVE
h, County, the 18th of August. 1852, negro boy
JOHN aged "a years. feet 10 inches high light black
color toIeraby built weighs from 40 to $50 lbs is
carpenter BY trade and has lost of his upper front
teeth Said boy raised in the Valley Of Virginia, and
probable he will aim to get back there The above re-
ward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me-
his confinement Jail with information respecting him.
Address,
p. N DULIN,
Smith Grove Dave Co., N c.
August %, 1852. 36-w&sw9tpd.
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Salem Female Academy, I

. 49, = SEPTEMBER 18th, 1852
HN ORDER TO PREVENT DiSAPPOINTMENTS, THE
Il undersigned hereby gives notice that more scholars
be receye4 into Salem Female Academy at this time
The school is filed to its utmost capacity-hence parents
and others requested under circumstances bring
children unless they have written assurance Of later
date than this card, that they will be received.
ROBT. DESCHWEINITZ.
Sept. %, 1852. e.. 77-St.
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NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID.
minstratrix with the will annexed Of the late Seth
D. JONES' of the County of Wake desires all persons hav
ing claims against the resent them for ymeut
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All
those indebted will be expected to make speedy payment
DR.. A. Crudup my authorized agent to transact all
business pertaining said Letters addressed
Roesve Wake County, will receive prompt atten-
ton. SARAH S. JONES,
Administrative.
Wake Co n c.. Aug %. 1852, 69-3m,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62.'63.
VVNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL will commence the first Monday in November,
1862. and continue until the first of March ensuing the
Faculty having determined in consideration of the
of the country and the increased expense Of living post
pone the opening of the for month beyond the
usual period The course will be conducted on the same
plan, and with the same advantage to the student
heretofore.
FACULTY:
ca. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
Dawn H. TUCKER N. D., Prof of Theory and Practice eff
Medicine.
BEvERLr R. WEXFORD NJ. D., Prof. of Maeria Medca and
Therapeutics
A. E. PErTcoLAs NJ D.. Prof of Anatomy.
L. s. JoTNEs, NJ. d., Prof of Institutes Of Medicine &c.
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ D., Prof of Obstetrics, &C.
JAMES B. McCAw, ~ D., Prof ofChemistry and Pharmacy
MARION HOWARD, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees:
Professors Tickets each, $15
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
Naturalization,
Graduation, 25
For further information, copy of the catalogue adj
dress l.. S. jOYNES NJ. d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond. Sent l6. 1859. 75-l1tpd
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aAYE THE SCRAPS.

- State From and Brass Works. formerly Burns Foun-
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents per pound For
wrought iron scrap brass scrap znk and scrap
"copper" the highest cash price will be paid Thew will
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hum
bred cords of wood.
Raleigh, Sept 10, 1862. 76-3mpd.
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

TVHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO
Il contract for building the Railroad from Danvie to
Greensboro DESTROYS Of devong his whole time to that
work. and offers his STEAM MILL for SALE The prop
erty situated in the of Charlotte, the North
Carolina Railroad has six of mill stones and the flour
manufactured has high reputation throughout the South.
ern Confederacy
1t has also Barrel Factory with improved machinery,
and cooper shops attached which will be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHN WILKES
Sent y 1862, 73-lm
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MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE.
yulHE UNDERSIGNED HAS f,2s4 ACRES OF HEA-
w cane land for sale in Ianoa county, Miss, miles
from Pamela C. H. and Is mics from Sardis Depot both
on Memphis and Mssissppi'sairoad.
He will take negroes in payment, he will sell half
and Join any gentleman in hrm and will agree super
intend it in person, for the benefit of beth.
For further particulars, address him at Raleigh, n c.
at an early day. SOLOMON ALLEN.
Sept. ., 1861. 72-w&swimpd.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
$3.50 REWARD,

TIME ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
IL apprehension and confinement in prison in order to
his being brought to justice, of calling himself VIM.
r. or G. D. Wilson, ct ass who to my house the
18th Of August last under the preence of going to Hon.
Abram venabls's to purchase buggy HIS respectable
dnced to loan him sett of harness and my fine mars
neither of which have seen since She dark bay,
almost black, and II hands high. He left behind him
small bay mule, which no doubt stolen Said mare
has star in her forehead each side of her neck
caused by wearing yoke the left hook and her
right eye glass colOred one.
will give hundred dollars for the apprehension of
the vilain fifty dollars for the delivery my mare to
me at stephen POOLS old mill Asrons Greek, Meckleu-
burg County. Va.
THIS fellow makes high pretensons of being respectfully
connected of bis being engaged in trading in SALT wheat
corn &C. has fine is about As years Of
age, keen blue eyes, light hair. rcd whskers when
dyed very oquacous and is about feet 10 inches high
From what can learu he may be no other than Edward
Boiling, the celebrated bigamst.
Address me at White House. Mecklenburg, Va,
Il. W. p. POOL.
Meckenburg Va, Sept. 2s, 1862. 7s-2t.