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Public Sentiment in New York.

We gave, ~yesprdsy sn eytrsc, from the speech OF
John Van Buren,, in New York, just previous to the
charter election, which resulted in a Democratic victory.
On the same occasion, a remarkable speech Was made
~ James T. Brady. d p~yomiuen, politician, OF which W.
present a SYNOPSIS for the amuseleut OF our readers
Eyery one. however, will perceive The utter hopele>sne,s
OF the task SbiJh Nj. Brady has taken upon himsef-
In regard to the attitude assumed by England, he de
clared that, while be regarded var As one Of rhe most
Unfortunate callmites that can befall any uation-whlc
he decried war aud hated is conSequences-he hoped,
IG9a ID gi 0IasT ~ iBs coa'F-r'. And E"''-"+ 80
no, behave better. that Ghe two divisions of the country
might be united some time, 10 give her a t4,te Of the
american g.alty. lie would appeal o. the South, if
hey had any lingering fondue>s tor the Union, to come
Rack, in Gods name, into The Union. shake hands with
the democracy, aud .u less time than rEe most hopeful,
prophet could suggest tGr dsm.cTa,, would lave tue
rgatrol OF tbs government, rvlustate the Constitution,
and have the Union as i was, with an IL rights, poSer,
and privileges. lie declared his belief and hope that
the necessities OF the government would dryolye upon
10 he duty of calling back Mcclellan, but, whether call
ed back or not he wanted the opposition 10 De inform
ed that the democracy had always carried forward the
hghts Of this country, and meant 20 carry QUE This one
10 its most triumphant results slwav> keeping The Goa.
sutuJion Of the United States 10 advance. lie pointed
e the fact that while there was no increase of drSfjtI-
son IN the North Us reason Ct the war, England. Ia a
time Of profound peace had, IL the single district ot
Lancashire, a population VI three huudted thousand on
the verge OF starvation. In CONCLUSION. hr said that
however dsintegrated the country might appear TO be,
Il the south would only DO something TO the utter pros
traion Of their leaders, and come back into the Union,
al the-s,ars Of the old Tag would glitter a. brilliantly a.
they used 10 DO, and shine on through the long lapse OF
ages for ever and ever
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i ABLE MILL f0R SALE = In obedience TO r decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Nelson County, rendered at Its recent term, In the
suit Of John Fox aud William Fox, plaintiffs against woodson B.
F.S and Others, defendants; We, the undersigned, as commission,
ers appointed BY said decree, will, on WEDNESDAY, the 8lst day
Of the present month ID%ecemberJ proceed 10 sell A. public suc.
ton, on the pre- nises, two tracts Of land. Of which Samuel Fox died,
seized and possessed, lying In TIE said county u Nelson, about
three miles south Of Amin Depot-the one the lnsIsion housetrsct,
cnntNning about no acres Of good quality, 4 considerable portion
Of which Is cleared, and In complete order for fsrning-hannR on
Il = good dwelling housr, with convenient out houses. sl0 one Of
the best orchards In the countyo Of choice fruit % no
The other tractis also valuable, and adj0tns or Hes very near TO
the mansion house tract contripiaa about W acres Of Ike quality,
the greater portion Of EhEh IS cleared and In cultivation having
on Il n coed dwelling house aud convenient out houses. '
Also, by virtue Of the said decree. W will, on THURSDAY, the
Isl day Of January next, proceed TO sell nj public auction, on the
premises, n tract OF land belonging TO the same -stale iyi.s To The
county Of AlbemArle, near Bitesyihe, cont, lining gLout 70 acres, of
excellent quality. 1t has omit a valuable Gi.t Adi andtw. dwell
Ing houses .... ...
All the said PropetlY VIII he snld en- a credit Of six, twelve and
e~gLtecu Wpnth., ihs purchaser or purchasers executing bonds with
approved oecuiy, aud the title retained ss ultiuiats security.
JOHN u SPICE, q,
de2-ths WILLIAM, l.. WILLIAMS ( Nom'
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pr INMFs p. scoTT a CO., Ayers.


JAMES P. SCOTT A CO., Lynchbury, will sell a. thrr Ware.
- how-, No. Luz Main street, on THURSDAY, The llih Instant,
commencing at II o'clock, the valuable goods Embraced Ia the ioi-
lowing list:
20 bales cotton,
Jv0 lbs. cotton yarn, assorted numbers,
~ bales I ! domssics,
20 do rs do,
8 do 81 do,
IL do OsnEbure,
1000 lbs. heavy Jeans and fulled cloths,
IL pieces boiling cloths, Nos 7 : andy, :
! chrst green tea,
! do black do,
lOy boA-s ialow cxndles,
~ do sperm 10,
20 do adAmantine candies,
60 tsTces Tc-,
lH sacks salt,
~ consrops,
p ~ bLk. purr old rye whisky,
~ packages do do,
~ Bbls. apple brandy,
u bbL. raspberry wines, eordisls, &c,
10 bbls linSesd oil,
10 dozen brooms,
$40 lbs. prepared Tax,
49, dozen plates, granite and china,
1910 lhs scotch Snud,
"a hbls. sugar,
10 sacks coffee,
q bills. alum,
90 lbs. copp-rss,
1000 lbs. pepper,
800 boxes tobacco,
Smoking tobacco Of various brands, bales and
easss- drG-tds
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A VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING ma

VALUABLE FARM. CONTAINING 7l2
N ACRES OF LAND, IN FHE COUNTY VI PRINCE kD
WARD, 90 MILES FROM VI AND ~ MILES FROM
rus RICHMOND AND DANyILLE r, r., TOR SALE PRl-
VATELY-At the request Of Mr.. Samuel b. Scott, we offer for
sale his farm In Prince Edward county, % miles from Richmond,
aad u miles from Green Bay station, on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad.
1t eontains Tg aeres-a large portion Of the land Is cleared,
and heavily set In herds grass and clover, l5 acres are In woods,
and - acres Of low grounds.
The improvements consist ola comfortable framed dwelling,
with six good rooms, a double kitchen, negro quarters, smoke
houses, barns, stables, &C. There Is also upon the farm a fine
grist mill, ovsrsesr's house, together with an abundant supply Of
pure water.
This farm is located In a very pleasant neighborhoOd, and is
particularly healthy
Possession can be hal 10 q few days.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR a SON,
dss-u Auetioneers.
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UNHE household and kitchen furniture Of the Buckingham Pe.
u male CSlegiate Institute will be sold at public auction, on
WEDStsDAi,t TIE lIth day OF December next, should the weather
prove suitable on that day, II not, on the next fair day.
The sale Nlnlconinue FROM day 10 day until all the articles are
sold. Amans the articles TO be sold are: Ten pianos, two snfas,
two 1ne centre tables, \ large number OF b~ed-teAds, with a cor.
responding quantity Of bedding, blankets, 4e. Also, 4 large quan-
thy Of table furniture, glass and China. ware, Que large co6klng
stove, and n number Of other stoves, chairs. tables, &c. orr
TEKNs-AllsunS of t2O and under, cash; all sums over twenty
dollars, a credit Of ninety days; purchaser giyinr bond AMI ap
proved security. . .. JN0. c. BLACKWELL,
ls... ID. . .r H... ...-.. By q. u. Hahes.
n. B-The school ut present In operation Al the Institute, In
charge Of Mr. and Mrs, q. u Hans, will be continued, notwith.
standlnp the sRle III fnFutture . - -H. .feO ltJs
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NOTICE no TAx PAYERS.

DURsUANT To An ordnance passed lith 1anuary, lga viii
i attend ~ ue Collectors Oace, In the City Hall, trom tie 18th
& tie DIST December, Inclusive, TO receive the Teu aIuing half OF
taxes from such persons As are enti,led To a deduction Of 10 por
cent, by having previously pald the bst half In June last, In ac
%cordahce with said OTiinanse-
. JULIUS A. H0BSOS, C.C R.
Y. H-it will he -een from the above that the Collector. l. re-.
qulted TO attend At the office from the 18th 10 the 3Ist Of the month,
To receive taxes remaining due from June last. Before the JAnu.
airy term 81 the Husings Court, he IL required by ordinance IN ad.
yertse delinquent real estate to b. sold for non.pAyment ottaIrs.
Persons who have not done so, Will see the necessity OF oAAIpg and
paying their taxes, AZ IL viii be impossible for :ht yUnectOr 10 Sal
90 them before he adveriis-s,
Al taxes must be pail giilA that time, as longer Indulgence
cannot be giTsr,
dei-lmN a.' -.. .... ... H'. ia. H., q. {. X.
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SEQUEsTRATION SAIL OF $4,000 ACRES

- OF VALUABLE LASDS-By virtue of = Decree truu the
District Court fof the District 81 Florida, Wnl be sold 10 he high.
- bidder, on The Public Slusre 10 Lake City, fla, On WkDNES
DAY, February, Ilth, ls6S. at II o'clock A, NJ, many valuable
aud desirable tracts Of Land, some NJ which are situated In Saw.
aimee County, some In Levy, several In Marion, and many Ia
klNchua county, aud all either on or within convenient distance
Of the Railroads,
All persons desiring places In ihsriehest and most eunvenien'
section 81 the State can he accommodated fur not only do three
many tracts In AlIconpIi'ug over - 900 Hcr..) embracing svery
grade OF Land, from the very richest Orange GroS-~, and other
unsurpassed BNmmocks, well adapted ~ m. culture OF Sugar snd
Sea Island Cottous, a. also the best of W-ll.timbered Piu- LARd-
equsIy As good for CSt'on, down Ia the Poor sand Hls, In which
-Ver healthy and delightful residences can he had, conveni,nI'
not only To the richer lands, boa TO a nevet-fallns abgndani sup
py Of hSh, Wild fowl aad game. Thus not only do thee Lands
embrace every grade Of quality, but they viii be sold In bodies
varying from 10 acres 10 loco, by which every one can be suited.
To those wishing u remove furhyr south ~ the most desirable
portion Of Jus country, shsre ~ many Uf not moTel Of the com.
iarts and luNuriS OF Ne can l. most easily attained, and where
= living CAL Ii wore eAsly had than In any other country, this 10
their opportunity. To capitalists Wishing to Invest their surplus
funds Ia something prrmHuent and Of Increasing value -nov IL
your time such auoth-r you all not sgAin have.
Terms Of sale, cash, Ia Confederate Notes or Bonhs, payable rs
s1on A. the sAlve are confirmed by the Court.
FoT farther iuipTmStlOa, numbers Of The Lands Ia offered &C
Ac, address. the subscriber At uAin,svnlr, b. fa, or james
Banks, E,q, district Attorney, Lake City.
Receiver.
SorE-Psrti-. nom - distance leaving Savannah, Ga, by Gulf
Road on Monday morning, vii reach lake CITY nj 2 o'clock p
81, Tuesday, In time for sale nrNtdGy.
Gainesville, Fla, Nov. -, lso2. des-tds
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OBJ 8it5munb ddBq,
THURsDAY MORNING, DEC. m. 1852.

Tsaxs-DaBy q per Annan; Is for six months; and o. per
mouth Tor a shorter period.
senl.vssEb Is per anaum; IS Tor aI months, rs cent, per
month for = shorter period.
weekly A. per annum; a. for six months Sent for no shorter
period. Payment IN all cases Ia advance.
ADyEErsDG-Ons square OF 6unes IS cents for nst inserion.
80 cents PEI suSrv for each continuance. Weekly Insertions -
cents per square
~ kemilsuees may b. made al the risk Of the Publishers In
all cases Ehrre evidence d taken on the deposit aa letter m the
Pnsl ON containing mlnrN.
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TRACTIVE UNIMPRU\E Ed REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH-sIDE OF BROAD STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
MONUMENTAL CHURCH, FOR sALk AT ACCTIOS-wm he
sold at Auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the l6th D-c-n,.
Der, lsG2, AT II O'Clock, h NJ ns LarEe Lumber Yard, located
rs above nov Ia. the occupancy of Mr.. John A. Relyin. II
fronts on ths SoalA SIDE Of Broad street SIX feet, run, hack 100
feet, Axe, a lot h. the rear Of the above and the adjolpIng Tene.
mant on the South g6 feet by les feet. The foregoing Real ts,are
Is justly regarded a. very valuable, and should attract the atien.
ton Of capitalists aud others. The property will he sold ~ an
entirety or divided into separate parcels Of suitable size as nay
be deeined best At the hGu. Of sale.
TEEHs-One-thiJd GAsh, balance at 6 and ~ months for regotI.
able notes, Interest added. occurred by a trust deed, or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. GOBLIN a APPERSoN,
40 Auction.era
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ADTT ISsPEC'R GENERALS OGTICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. 70, 1851.
GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS
. No. IS
To carry into eject the provisions Of " an act to better provide
for the sick and wounded Of the army In hospitals" approved
September 2, ls&, the following Instructions are pdthsheis
1 The committed value Of rsuOns for the sick snt wounded In
hospitals will be one dollar, RAuons for hospitals attendants viii
be commutSd ~ the rates heretofore aNsd " Regulations.
. COnmiEartes Of Subslsiencs gill transfer, for the purchase Of
necessary supplies for the alex aud wounded, 10 the medical on
eerin charge OF a hospital taking duplicate receipts thereforl
such portion Of the hospital fund a. may be demanded on rsQuls-
tion.
transferred, will be rendered weekly 10 the surgeon General, by
The medical bhcer In 1h.rge Of a hospital accompanied ~ roneh-
el lnunberedl for the expenditures. The fractional part OF hs
week corresponding With the termination OF q mOsth will be In
cluded In the fourth or last account current % 'hs MONTH The
following form will be adopted;
Account Garrett gf Ae Hospital Fund EspeRded for he Wed
commencing - and ending -, lC
Surgeon -, Ia charge or Hospital st -, In account
with Confederate state.
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AT TIONrsALES.
BY THOs. W. KEEsEE, Auct.,,
R- - IN..H,hn and Gaevf4.rx-

III thus. ". hEESE Autt-H q "
once corner Twehth" and fystreets y"t
ELEGANT RETAILING STOCK or CHINA,
II GLASS WABL, AM FANCY GOODS AT AuCrfpN.+We
NIL sell At our store, No. 10 Pearl sired, RqLmSpd, Va. on
TUESDAY next, the 10Th Of December, conimenelng AZ, 10 o'aOck
4, m, our stock remaining on hand ,corslsttnsof ,'.... lt
China tea seis, of53, ~ and 81 pieces, all grades ID.
do yser snd table pitchers, some tnny elegant. .
do fruit baskets, plain and SILT,
do card and huit staRis isnd dihes. ca -
do and BpheHhRH gFss vases vars',-:
d. aud white granite m-ialcsNE:Sj s.,sherr, AL szes.
do sugars, creams AL SIR jJws-bandsOme.
Tea trays IN zs-=,ussOIt, araudolrs, ar
ML~H~.tts, all szes-csHl oil, hanging and aapd
- % lAups, &c, &C. TOO E-..r.t. Hw. -.H. o. Be-
Rich cut aud pressed glass bowls, pitchers, dreAniers, sugars
and pickles, pre-rryr dishes and srit stands, goblets, wlnel aud
champagne glasses, In sits anddozeusi leRnouAds ana jely glass
IS, celery do, &c, sc. I'D. .sfI .-,.. .r
The Whole comprising a mod, desirable, stock Of beaurlful and
scarce goods. -
As this will probably be the last opportunity To purchase goods
OF this kind st auction, housekeepes, families and Others, would
do we'll tn attend.
The goods all be sold In lots to suit BUYERS. . - -..
WM. 2. BUTLER 4 SON,
NJ. ~ Pearl street.
Sale conducted by LTBB. W. KGEsEH,
delU-lS Auctiunerr.
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I>xECUTORss sALE OF THIRTY FIVE

~ENECVTOH'h SALE OF IHIRTl 1--WE
Il sLAVES-on MONDAY, the 9Th OF January ISIS. that being
Court day. | will ourr for sale, n fair, II mol, the next suitable day
thereafter, At public auction, for cash, un the public slusre, In the
town Of ChArlotrsylIr, about thirty Eve valuable slaves, consist
Ing Of men, women, boys and girs, belonging 90 the estate OF Dab.
ny Minor, decd, OF Albensrle county, Va
A. 10 a portion Of tho purchase money, a credit Of fe- months
ufn be lyrn to purchasers desiring h, on SWING satisfactory Sc
cultN. WILLIAM W. MINOR,
,S-fn EI'nr n DAhury Minar. decd.
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ADDITIONAL.
VIII he added to the above sale,
8 pl-rrs CrrnshaNS gTsy cloth.
3 pieces extra super black sik,
% los. black Italian sewing silk.
20 Dale. r~+hAburgs, I I sh--lnE,
And a great variety Of uther srasnnAblr aud scarce goods.
Also, an Invoice Of Dentists ANA Matchmaker materials, very
srArrr goods not 90 he fuundln the South. We name In part, gold
fol, ARTIFICIAL teeth, gold leaf, gold plate, solder, &c,
In " Matchmaker mntrrAh, steel, gold and comp. hands, main
sprfugS. hair springs, wNch screws, cylinders, pinlous, yiTgrs
rev,-. clicks, case sprIugs, ~Aioh oils, crystals, and a complete
a.soru4rat Il WhtChmAkvTsm materials.
Also, FOR Photographers, nitrate Of silver, chloride Of gold,
lodide OF potash, bromide o. patAsh.
Ais, one magnificent diamond pin, valued at t25l
The WatchmAkrts aud Deniisfs materials, diamond pin, 3c,
will be sold al 10 o'clock. SUMNER a BtRRLSS,
LII y Au-finpssTs
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sIOO REWARD.

800 REWARD.
DuSAWAY from Sherwood, 1.-THE late residence OF Roger B. At.
Ii kinson, deed, in Lunenhurg county, VAL on Sunday, the
2th Of April, Is62, a negro named AkCH, between II and is years
Of age about ave feet four inches high, OF black color and pleasant
countenAnce. He went OF dressed In drAb fuled fnsey frock coat,
vest and pants, black SLOUGH hat and coarse boots, worn IN olgh
the winter. lie may have changed his clothing He and other
Slaves were removed from the county Of Loddodn TO Sherwood, IN
March last, and Arch vas doubtless Oh hi, way back to that cun-
u. HE was arrested and lodged In Jail on tie 2Sd Of April last,
at Hanover Court House,in company, howeveri with Two otheHne.
rroes and two white men, THE two white men charged with felony)
all confined In the same room. Arch escaped from jail about the
LIST day Of May last.
one Hundred Dollars Will be paid by me for the apprehension
and delivery Of said negro in some jail so that get him again. be
My address IL NonIGtervendOn Post Once, Lunenburs county,
TTgs~~tf STAFFORD J. RAaEY.
CHASGE OF SCHEDULE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
I'm and ahsr Monday, The glih February, all trains over ms
~ road will run rs follows: ...
% MAIL TRAIN, ..
Leave Richmond ct as A. NJ, daily, as1 Petersburg at AS
FREIaHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Richmond daily, except Sundays, At $40 AN, and $3.50
p VI, and Petersburg at SIS A. NJ - s ,
IBy Mail Trsus 10 stop only ~ HslllA6y SaqGnl f4hssB!ssii and 81
Il FASRGI a8sssa tIAHA Aitsesaays tqulred to show
u pRskomts Ia eSsSrub<dr eAsHAs, ahnstvTd fsgfsRsst
tsstsz3sss9 sAsss SnstsstsSS 10 YleNitHf HiggHnAkAl h
ki 4salaaSase@ ad' 10 AsSa salmSaffA ) : tsssSda 10
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GoppIN 4 APPERsoN. Auet..
uALUaBLEFARM OF 500 ACRES IL HAN

VALUABLE FARW OF 800 IN Han.
v OVER COUNTY, On THE CHICkAuOMISY - MILES
PROM RICHNoND.AND l NILE IRON ATLEF STATION,
FOR sALg At AUCTION. TOGETHER WITH ALL THE PER-
s0SAL EFFECTs THEREON, AND RENTAL or ANOTHER
FINE PARM AT ATLEE'S STATION, AND sALR OF ALL THf
CROPS, STOCK, &c, THEREON.-A the request OF Mr.. Anht.
haId n TimberIALr,( whO has lost most Of his slaves by the army
Of inv aston, and whose feeble health prevents his personal aiien-
lion fn husinessJ We shall sell nj public auction on the premises.
on MONDAY, the 18th December, ls62, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, II
fair, n not, the FIRST fair day thereafter, his vHlnsble farm called
Merrdith's, containing 500 acres, Of which go are nne low
grounds, the remainder Il high land Of hne quality. There Ia on
the place a tine orchard Of choice fruit. The buildings sEe com
Portable and suitable Tor the farm. This farm adlons the land ri
Mr.. Mann g. Valentine, Jr, and IL Justly regarded as on- among
the best on the Chi krhUuiEY.
thereon all BE- sold.
And about ~ O'Clock Of the same day, on the premises, We shai
rent out nj auction, for one year, that most excellent farm At At
lees station, qn which Mr.. Timberiake nov resides And at the
same time and plsce, We will sell all the crops OF corn, oats, HAY,
farming implements, cattle, hogs, horses, sheep, some hns colts
and many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms liberal, and made known At the hour of sale
noy25 toDDln y AffthSoN' Ancts-
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BY ROBINSON. ADAMS a co.

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co. .
GROCERIES,, MANURACTURED TOBACCO,
&c, AT;AICflON. .
nNEIDAY, 18th inst, comBrn,iug Al 10 O'Clock, We will sell at
Oour suction siue, corner oE oh ana Main streets,
20 bLs Clarified Sugst,
hht, Prime n. o. Sugar, ".
o. bbk. Prime \. q. Molssses,
o 8 Kegs Cart Soda,
8 kegs Sal Soda, q
81 boxes Brown Soap,
80 whole and haf boxes Candles,
IS bales $50 pads Cotton Yarns to 10,
us re,us Manlls Wrapping Paper,
~ hhk. smoking Tobacco,
$50 Grain Bag,
SJ boxes Cigars,
" bbk. kInAwha Salt,
~ bags Liverpool, a0hAg, Virginia Salt. .
ALSO,
1000 boNes Medium aud Choice bright Tobacco,
us boxes old Black Tobacco, put ~ expressly for eN
pou,
900 boxes black, old and desirable los. ..
R9EISs0N. ADAMS A CO,
teS AucIoHsrr.
ALSO,
Jgllls mixed and assorted Pickles, superior quality.
del ROBINSON, ADAMS A ca.
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des-ms GODDIN a APPERsON, Act.


L TENEMENT, IN GARY AND BEI.vlDERk STIR FTs,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF CHARLES PHIL
LIPS, ROR SALE AT AuCTi0S- WIN be sold at auction, on the
premises, on ; .TuRDAY, the 18Th December, lsG2, at 4 o'rIock.
that very valuable lot located IS above, fronting lO2x fet on
the north SHE Of Cary street, Running back on the vest line of Bel
sidere street, 1893 feet TO a vide alley, having thereon three nam.
81 and one large brick teuvuisni. .I.
TEKHs-One-thlrd caSh, balance at & and IL months for negoiIa.
BILE uoirs, Interest added, secured by n trust deed.
.de.-tl. GODnIS A APPERSON Anr,.
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Onn NOHDS OAK ANIDtPINE WOOD FOH
N'"' SALE IT AUCTION, DELIy ERABLE \ kICHNUND.
IN LOTS OF TEN CORDS AND UPWARDs.Lwin he sold MT our
nfhce, on SATURDAY. next, the lih December, 1855, at IL O'Clock,
NJ, 400 cords seasoned pine, aud 40 cords oak wood, deliverable
In kchnondl In lus II Ororis and upwardsln week , Instalmeut,
Of 10 per cent. until the Wtoe quantity is delivered.
TRANS cash, " ..ll ' n
Now Is a favorable time for families to secure their winter sun,
ply ofwOod.
drs-fhS o . 20. GOnDIN A APPfRSON lct.
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4. ADJ AND ISSPEc'R GENERALS. OFYIcE.
RicBsoSD, Dec. 8, ls62
ORDERS


Colonel wnLAN VI. wADLsY, Assistant AdJuiant General, "a
thereby specially assigned 20 take supervision and control Of the
transportation for the Government on all the Railroads IN the
Confederate states. -
1. He Is empowered TO make contracts for transportation With
said Railroads, or any Of them, and such regulations and arrange
ments with them as may prerequisite or proper to secure efficiency,
harmony and cooperation on the part Of said Railroads, or any
proper sumber Of them, In carrying on the transportation Of the
Government
2 He wfltAke direction Of all agents or employees engaged BY
the Government In connection with Railroad transportation, and
viii retain, engage or dismiss such ~ mAy be requisite, aud take
charge OF and employ all engineers, machinery, toos or other
property o. the Government owned or used for Railroad trans
portAtion; and may exchange, sell or loan such machinery with
or 70 any Railroad company, TO facilitate the work Of transpoTta-
don; and mAy generally assist and cooperate With the PGiirOads
In enecting the work Of transportation.
8 The better 10 accomplish such ends, he Es5 rA1Gire eo.ope-
rAton and aSshItanee TO such an eSivrt rs can be reasonably
granted by the ouartermss,er eai ConmlssaTy Bureaus aud
may SpPy Tor d=,sns aom the army such ArtlEAns, hechsnics
and Wc.ana5, as may be necessary 20 facilitate the due accom-
pfahlrnt Of his duties.
4 Ne viii report through the AdjGtsnt and Inspector General
10 the Secretary Of War. By order.
(siEnedO :. COOPER,
dsS-lw Adt and Inspr Ge-I