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HEADQ'RS DEPT OF HENRICO,
Richmond, Va March IL, 1883. (
~ ENEkAL ORDERS, Eo. Q.
"
II. Railroad companies are forbidden to
transport into this city or out Of 1t, spirituou
liquors or other In toxicating beverages
Ill. Superin tendents of railroads are re-
quested to report daily to the Provost Mar.
their roads out OF tho city Of Richmond.
BY order Of
Brig. Genl JNO. II. WIsDER, Com. &c.
NH 13-ts> L. r. PAGE, A. A. 0enu.
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HENY ARTILLERY.

HE-TY ARTILLERY.
III $50 Bounty. and
Uniforms furnished
The uuders gned are authorized by the Sec
retary Of War TO raiss company for thu
heavy Artillery service. We have been for
the past eleven months In active service as
Lisu'enan, cf such a company. and have
already a mum Der of mer enlisted.
All who desire to join rs will please apply
at our reeruitiBg office, No. II, Main street, up
stairs. to WIN. LA WSON, Company II, First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; or at our
Camp In Yorktown.
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
mhl7-lmA THOMAS LAWSON.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House considered tas Senate bill pro i.
yidiug for the appoia tine q OF 81 tiers In ths
volun teer service, and ded,ing their duties.
Mt Bike {Ohic) m adc an upsuccessful mo.
tion 10 Aboiisa such suIierships
Hr. AIdrich {0inn favored ths motion Of
Mr. Blake, atluding TO what he hsd heard Of
the 81 tleS swindling tho soldiers -7s'T
Mr. Blatr (slo.) was opposed to lsgislattne
against any cl1ss OF nsa. lf there hsa besn
swindltIg pYaoticsd, tas fault was with those
who had appointe tbs sutiers, and whvse
bnsinsss 1t was 70 prevent such prsc Ices.
Tae batier systsm was dtscus sss 4 ~ length.
The otll ~ss then pass.d, after bsiss amend.
ed. - 49,
/, requires the aohedm,s OF the avsisiss psr.
mussd - he sold. together with the prt xs
thereof, TO b. rsulninently p0sied Eu lsrs
are pro nlhissd frem farming on { their c0c :.
nor are they allowed 70 sell - suldters On a /.
count excsedtng one 1urxh their mouthiv
pay; nor shalt The sstlsr have . lien on 6 .
same. - -.
Nr. Ksscos tlrakllag (N. \ ssk~a leave q
c9er h fOi.o Wing resoiatloa, aasprOpcsed la
tna frss,ds ass r6,sAt ra sstesy
Resaissd. IaAs the uEissd Stsara onshs ~
oo.opefass wisn any Stass which uay adopt
9radasl Ahols'iaa ~ saaver,, xiviaG - sacA
S:~ss icca aiasy aid. Il ~ css ii, y,sMea txss
" n- = - ae., n s. . Rsassss Aw ~ lAsosI~
~. t~eA :, pahno asa pflssts, prcducsA ~
0ooA cAA1So ef VU1uU
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EXECUTIVE DRPAkTw ENT, 1

EAGCUTiEE DEPAkT0E ENT,
RICHMOND, Va, March 7. le62. :
A LII SEERItFS and others collecting State
II Arms are desired to have the eans tcxsd
LA ked Col. =. D;MMOCK, RichucnJ, Va" anc
forwarded as soon possible. Tho coppen ss-
tion for collecting and tha cesgary expenses of
transportation 30 this city, will bs paid on the
presentation OF the rsceipts of Col. DIAMoCK.
Approved,
JOIN LEfCHER.
NJ City pat ers cspy nh lin
II AM authorized by the Secretary Of War
4 to raise al INFANTRY COMPANY,
aud es NO more new companies Will Ds ac
cepted ucttl ViTgiEia's quota has been fur.
nishsd t.his company will be counted as q
part OF it, this Is one Of the few last chances
TO escape the draft; and who would be draftedf
Men a. cepted from all parts Il the State or
COnf8deracy Twelve mon ths' men can Te.
enlist with me. $50 bounty paid as soon a.
inspected. Recruiting Ofiea ut the Office Of
the Insurance Company Of the State Of Vir-
Sinta, under the American Hotel, Richmond,
Va. Address me,
NH lO-ts ". Il. ROBINS.
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MILITARY NOT1CE1. :
II ASAH0 received authority from IN
~ secretary OF War 10 raise an fndspsn

HAVING received authority from the
IL nccIetary OF War 10 raise an indspsn.
gent battalion OF LIGHT INFANTRY, to
% s.ed exciusively as skirmishefa and scouts,
~ tne discretion OF the Comm ander in .Uhief
ot toe department. in which we may b. sta.
uoneo. In times OF great emergency, call fer
vo'unteer: , nom my own and other State
men now In service, or who have not yet en-.
iisted-ts come forward at this critical iunc.
tore, whsE the prfma glory OF our arms IL
parnaiiy eolipsea In tom mporary gloom, and
enroll their nam % In corps which will come
frequently in contact with the polIu uters OF
our soil and the des0iators Of our homes.
propose to facilitate the ozganixatiou of
IN: oattalion ~ Offering Captaincies to those
enIistins not less than thirty men. lst Lieu.
tenancies 10 those enlis.ine twenty ave. End
do. 10 those enlisting TWEEN "
seventy privates will be the minln GIN Tor
The usual bounty will, OF oourse. he maid
arg subsistence and transportation furniahed
; Tor PARTICULARS, address me at Yorktown.
or W. d. Scott Dross1st, s,shmops, vs..
NH ll-aws Lieut.. Oavslrv. q. A.
A TEN N.-Tas or1.nis.,i,n o9 On;
~ company is now nearly completed We
nave the gum secured xni al aquipm an T. ready
- sooa - We Are mustered into ssrvice. Taose
wnc 90 not immediately voiu a.esc will be obliged
substitution has b,en ahsudorsd bp the Govern
msnt, 30 that all who are bound for service must
now represent themselves in persou, This We
ennounce upon suthority. We then earnestly
invoke thcae who are wiliipg to share with Us the
fortunes Of this wa, who would rather app,sr
voluntarily upon the feld In d fsroe of ihelr
country than be the reluctant soldiers OF coer.
caon, 70 como forward now. this dsy. . d enlist
tnetr names ~ O0lunteers In Q great and elofious
cause. Apply At our Office In tho Whlg Bu ldins.
MAkNADUKE JOHNSON.
JOHN w. BRANEFORD.
. A. b. 0UI0ON,
NH Its " I, OLOTTHR
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4 7 Z n 7 q
n WISE MOUNTED GUARD.
AT members OF this company Will report
thsmselve& at camp, Ho~ard's Grove, on
TCkSDAY morning at 10 O'Clock. Every
nemoer Is requested TO be pur C nal in tend.
ance as election OF ofiiosr wi,l be held
Lieut.. l.. J. HAVLEY,
nh l7-2A Wise Legion
lTMILITARY NOTICE M embe.s Of the
M OrEY BATTERY will report WE'D.
NED Az, for duty at the company Headquar.
isrs, No Is PesrI street. Members la the
eoJntry will come prepared 10 60 into camp.
BY order.
nh Js-S.s G. OTEY CAPTAIN
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DREApYUL CoLLInRY AcofpHxr-zss HISS.
dred Men end Boys B.st<d h PIT An acci isnt
buried two hundred persons In . coal pit.
near Shields, England, ON the lsth instant.
The correspondent Of the Manchester Gxar.
dtss slegraphs on the l7,h:
II have Just returned from Hartley New
Pit where two hundred men and lads are
buried. The shaft has heea CLOSED up through
the huge beam Of the pumptng engine falling
down tAa Pit yesterday. II carried the tim.
ber and the wood work down, and thus block.
ed the up and down east sha Ats The falling
timber KILLED 1ve oat Of eight men who were
being drawn up In . cage 1t the time. The
men and lads working below 1t the time of
the accident have besn bu led forty eight
hours. netwithstand,ng the greatest exsr.
ttons 70 relieve them on tho part " the abless
men In the coal trade.
The working seam is filling with water,
and no doubt the horses, which are worth
five hundred pounds, are already drowned.
Tho len and lads, no wever, could escape BY
neans Of q ladder to the yard seam, which
is forty nine fathoms higher, and out OF reach
Of water. Men have been heard trying to
clear the obstr rUction In the shaft from below
to-nieht, and no doubt II enter tanned that
they are all out Of danger OF water at least
Means have been employed tor securing good
ventilation, and was assured by the best
strongest hopes may be entertained that
the yard seam would be reached, and
the men and lads rescued before morning
Great excitement prevails, and numerous
pitmen's wives have been at the pit mou tn
watching since las. night. The three men
saved hung by the cage In the shaft eight
hours before they were rescued."
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true, nevertheless Consequently. the prices
Of me greater and lesser articles Of supply
OF quotations. and provisions are chea per. -
Hacon mas crawled down to twenty cents,
ana butter thirty csnts-tha one article better
sas,, tns1 tn.t cnred In eucksrdom. spd the Other
orange county. Hay IL more pIentifui than
any one ever believed It coaId be, and the
provision prospect generally begins TO look
more iavorable for the preservstion Of the
~ ~ soc1 peIsons - sub bstst by the con-
sumption Of victuais-a hsbit 70 vhich ~
are all more or less addicted Patriotism on
an empty stomach II rather heavy drag to
the beat disposad but no such drawbsck can
nencsiortn prevail In the Cotton States OF
the ConrederAcy. victuais plenty, and good
= OaoefAW
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HUNNIE1 -ra8 ELocxADB.-Tne Savannah
Morning Nesos pub ishss the following special
telegram:
a reliable source, that the schooner Marga-
ret, Oapt Fraser, has run the blockade. and
is now safe in d Confederate port. Shs brings
d cargo OF salt pork, Irish potatoes. &c.
Ihe schooner Garlbaldi, Capt. Canoyl, has
also arrived safe in q Confederate port from
Nassau.
Capt. Fraser, Of the Margaret, reports that
on the morning Id left Nassau, the rs n an +,
the COhfederato steamer Carolina came into
Nassau with the onfederate flag flying. and
dropped anchor alongside OF a Federal III an
Of war, aud that t Q Inhabitants Of Nassau
strrck up Dixie Land 3"
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TWTER1 DIY1.


r AR0E. PEREmPTORY. AND SPE.
IL DIAL SALE OF DkESs GOODS AT
XCOTION, BY OATALO0 --Jjn
THURSDAY. the 18th day of February, a.
serve, large and beautiful variety Of new
aud eeasonabls DRESS 0UUDS, suited "a
the prseant and approaching sas&on, ocm
prising the largest variety ever offered II
other very desirab Die styles Of STAPLE AM
FANCY 0OODS-thS whole to b c losed
without limit or reserve. In the assert
ment will be found full line or
Elegant Tarlt and Illusion Robes.
Striped ana Embroidered Swiss do,
Splendid Silk Robes. In great sriety,
Rich, Plain dnd Fancy Silks,
Moire Antiques and Watered Silks,
Marcelines, Popitns, and Florences,
Five hundred pieces Plan, Black, and Color
Cashmere Twiils, Ameline Cloth. Deberes
Brocade Aohairs, Worstsd Ptsids,
Om ore shaded aud PRIV ted De LANES,
Robe de- Eugsnies, Printed Merincs,
Brocade de Setven, Worsted Ro bss,
French and English Merinos,
Black Mohairs and Alpacas,
Colored Alpsnas, Plain Bereges. Foulards.
Grenadines. Printed Bereges.
Organdie Robes,
Printed Organdias and Jaconetts.
Brilitants. Tarltou Robes. Swiss Il usli us,
Checkod Gam b rics, Prtn ted bingham.
Table Damasks, Brown Hollands,
Linen Douias and Sheetings,
lace 0antillas, Velvet and Uloth Uloa Ks.
0renadine, oilk Plush,
Stella and Cashmere ShaWlg
White and Printed Marseilles, Um breli az. .
Splendid Bath and Whitney Blankets,
Lace -etts, Swiss Bands. Edging. Talmas,
Lace Eeils, Grape Unllars, Dimitles,
New York Mills Shirtipgs,
Brown DrillinZs, black and colored Sill
Vslvets, (superb goods,)
Hosiery in ~ eat variety,
Sattinets, Linssys, &c.
AND On FRIDAY, THE l4TH,
A large assortment Of CLOTHING
ooHsIsTISaO
SEQ pairs Uassi mere aud Satinet Pants,
600 pairs Military and Plain Pants,
250 Mill tary and assorted Overcoats
6O0 assorted Vests, Hickory Shirts, Dress
and Bushes Goats, &c,
With an invoice Of fresh SPSING CLOTH
ING we'll worthy the arten tion Of iarg- buy .
ers. KENT, PAINE d CO,
fe7 Aucuone-rs.
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Rithmon9 4ispattt.
MORNIno .rER. =. lse,.
LETTER FROM THE GULF SHORE.

P'eoyane Butler and his great " Expedition
Of the SoatAren Running the Blockade
The Schoonsr :" Wilder,' alias An-
dTesetta'-TAe Fight for Her !Slosehter
Of Yankecs-Bu-ningo Of the "Jessie Rich.
ards - Saceess Of tho " Leone" and the
Clara an Incident at Sea-LauncA of
s. tie Wonderful Gun Boot "M~gaa The
Cotton Planters make Discovery, &c.
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PUBLIC FUNBRALs IN ENaLANp.-Prince AL.
bert had a decidad aversion to expensiv or
extensive obseq uies, and it was IN accordance
with his known wishes that his funeral was
conducted in such IL quiet, unp-etending
manner, and in this connection it may bs 70.
marked that the aversion TO public funerals
il growing in England. The last Duke OF
Portland, one OF the wealthiest uoblemsn in
England, expressly directed in his will that
the expense of his funeral should not exceed
fi00. The mortal remains Of the Iate Lord
bet bert we're carried by own servants
from his mansion To the Byzant tine church.
which he had built, and We're lol lowed by his
widow, his children. and his tenantry, all On
foot.
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kCNAWAYS.

D A n IA AY-$3OO REWAKD-Frem ths
Ii residence of the subscriber, on the 30th Nov,
nhGRO BOY Isaac, about 30 years old, 81 feet
high. gingerbre comp.exion, Of pleasant and
polite manners. hair short and nsppy, and Ia left
uaaded. viii give the above reward for the 40
prshenaion and delivery Of said boy In the jail q,
Orange u. H.
This negro ran Of In consequence Of having com.
mitted most brutal and unprovoked murder upon
tee person Of my overseer, and 1t behooves the
community At large to be On the look out for tnis
criminal. He may be In the vicinity Of Freder.
tsksburS, whore he has acquaintance.
LOUISA @. TALIAFERHO,
Raph Ann p. o., Oulpeper county, Va.
d 19-d3tA1 as,dtn
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exist and what hardships could bs done
avay with. that II would have q good eject
upon the troops7 And If he would 20 little
further, BY ipqairing out cases. whether Of
cnacers or privateA who had disttngutshsd
themselves BY good conduct. whether In the
neld or In the camp, and let 1t be Known that
his eye 10 upon the deserving, II would cer-
tainly warm the blood Of the volpntesr as
the cold winds whistle around him upon
picket or guard o. p. Z.
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A Few Sober Thoughts fer Volunteers.

Few Sober ThsuShts Ter Volunteers.
Editors Dispatct: There is one idea, Messrs
Editors. thst the offices ofState Governments
and Confederate 0overnmen from the Pres.
ident down, and the newspaper press, ought
to urge and i'm mpress upon the volunteers now
in the army-viz: that the cause of the South
to depend upon them. If our present volun-
teers now draw back-if they lose that noble
enthusiasm which prompted them at first to
meet the enemy, without stopping to count
the cost, whether OF personal Inconvenience
or pecuniary loss, 1t would have been better
II the contest had never been begun. We
have gained nothing till We gain all we first
took up arms for nay, we lose all il we do
The dependence of the country for the next
campaign upon the volunteers now in tho
field, rests upon two principal grounds. The
first is, that the present volun teers are the
elite Of tho courage and manhood OF the
country. Let them now fall out OF the ranks
of the army, and where can their like be
found in anything like the Same numbers9
assure you. and assure them, that their
BILE degree. The second ground is, that the
enemy, from necessity, must make an on.
ward nle velnsnt, II ever2 10 the next three
any one suppose II the present volunts tsers, or
any ccnsiderabls number Of them, retire
from the army, and their places have to he
nled By raw mtlitia. that We . can :ucce.s.
been drilling and preparing for the Last six
months with the most -igorous energy2 1t
would be impossible for N to succeed In such
/ q contest, and 1t should not be thought of By
II it could be known to the enemy, land
they do ard will know, that there was zen .
l eral re.volunteering Of our "braves' now in
at Blackburn's ford, at Manassas, and st
Leesburg, really b0ltevo 1t would make
more for our cause than any one thing that
could happen; gps II IT. sn4nld encourage all who
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BOAR DING.

ARDIEH.-Severai Gentlemen can be
u accommodated with DAY BOARD in a
private family, convenient to Broad street,
and five ID inutes' walk Of the Capitol. Ad-
dress"X," Dispatch Office,
fe T-3t*
DOARDiNa.-I have an excellent front
- room wouid like to have occupied by a
nInily, or two gentlemen VIC uld also like
10 accommodate several gentlemen with day
board az eish teen dollars per month. Per.
sons desiring board will please call at
MRs JEVER'S.
On Grace street, nearly
fss-sts Opposite the Catholic Church.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

TIE 7rscs-7ae rrSisia Ailisory B1,-Fmpor.
toncS 81 Action -DesG-nssaiton of the North-
ArMv Of Pennsyteanta Ia - -VolsMsseyins --AU coilel
xPon TO Hslp-Dspars.ys Of Gen. Beasrseard-
Aa Zeal and Indastry. &c., &c.
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lORRlS,


u % ~ i . n II n
RICHMOND, YA.,
Publishes and offers for sale in quantity
HOWlSON'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
A History Of Virginia from Its discovery
and settlement by Europeans to the pres.
ent time BY Robert r Howison, Esq .,
2 vols. Volume / contains the History
of the Colony TO the Peace Of Paris in
1893. Volume contains the History of
the Colony and OF the State from l763 to
the Re.rocession Of Alexandria, in ls47.
$3.50.
HISTORY OF TIE VALLEY OF VIR.
GINA. BY samuel Kerchever i VOL
svo sheep. Second edition, revised
E0
Ds HASS'S STORY AND INDIAN
WARS OF WESTERN EIhGINIA-A
History Of the Early Settlement and In.
dian Wars OF Western Virginia, embrac-
ing an account OF the various Expedi.
tons In the west, previous to 1895; also,
Biographical Sketches OF Col. Eben ezer
Zane, Major McUulloch. Lewis Wetzel,
Gen. Daniel Broadhead, Gen. Andrew
Lewis, Capt. Samuel Brady, Col. VIM.
Crawford, Andrew Poe, and other distin.
guished actors in our Border Wars !;
handsomely illustrated. BY Willis De
Hass. S3.25.r fe 7-3t
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oEFIC1AL REPORTS.

.OFFIUtAL EXPORT OF THE ENGAGE.
MENT AT PiKETtN. JOHN s. WILL
L1AMS, COI.ONEA y. =. A., COMMAND-
ING.
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I1aee of New Os1sans,
odees hss sefvices II TIE eapasity o1 1epaarsnl.
In the most skillful mAnnss, LAblnG LINEN.
and gsxments of al a. 91ploa. as tAs sAosseet
notice.
Also, 4 brought ~ laAlss or ssvvsnt gisla Gen.
0emsn's Ltnea VII - aao1l1 nsn1sd
Vary Sespeetfany seilk ktting ~ pa4so0ags Of all,
q her soaidsQee - Dros ssrss4 No. ~. be4weea
~ s0A Sxh stroets- sse-lats
wv AEEI.ER & W030N HEW1N0 "A.
NHI1L11 = wuAoWo sBWIu0 IA,
OHNno sspalrs1 anA kspt y eeA2.
Na1Dl.14 and nIIA2 q AanA.
tiro TueklDe epA Faia4y bewine dOae b NJ
II. LYONS. No. Ia HAah stoe1, cvsr - eaee
sppcalte oanl. 70. I4acs's. ~. =
0to3e - psNs1Jg1y s1AenlaA ~ y le-aaA
CARDlNHS-lS - 1as. - - $ : -
- ~ IAG =. pAVl0Uo11.
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DIRTY DOLL AIRS R1W AID wtll pay the
IL reward Of hfty dollars for the Aeiveey in Jail
% that get him, Of my boy HOGN,. who ran oi1
in July last from Mr. Henry Mas~io, In Orange
co., where he wa hired. He he's hsen aeon since
IN Caroline, and also st Nr. A. Spotswooo's, In
about Is ysas Of age vs fest 9inches La height of
dark ginger bread color, with good front tse,A. Q
thick suit Of hair, sd eyer unussaliy red. Ny
p. O. = Frsdssicksburg, Vs. !.
- ss-lm a OATLaTr CONWAY.
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D UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Wss committed to
h. the jail of Hsnrioo county. on the I'D Of NJ
vember. 1861. q runaway. Q Negro Man. who
calls htnseh JOHN, and says he e the propers '
Of Ars. Mary Scott, Of AibemarlA county, Va -
Said negro h about 25 years old. feet 10 inches
high, yekow complexion, Aad haf ON when CO y.
mitted . light winter suit Of homespun closhea
The owner Of said negro Is requested to O. me
forward. prove property, pay charges, and tax q
him away, or he will BE- dealt with q the law ui
reefs. GEO. D. PLEAHANT6, q. b q
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~ OVERNMENr PAS s N 4ERS AND
NJ FREIGHT ON JAMES RIVER Until
further notice, the stesmer CURTIS PEOK win
transport Government passengers and freight to
Andirgs on James river. Government freight
VII be received at the Curtis Peck's wharf,
Roekstte, on Tuesday, ThuRsday, and Saturday.
KENSEY JOHNS,
fe 10. CAPTAIN and A. O n.
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NJ o fIOH -Was committed 10 the iail 81 Bed.
lN ford county on the Sd Of Daeember, e6i, =
Negro Man, who calls himself IaAAC R'XEY,
and says be u the property of Daniel INT, oi
Richmond, Va. Said negro ID o. . ginge- broad
color. about 2s years old s feet b'sh, With good
set Of teeth NO seats, except on the bach, from
ragged.
The owner Of said negro u resusstsd TO come
forward. prove property, Pey ehaxges, and take
him away; Otherwise he WW be dealt with ~ the
law direetA WM h. PATE
ia 14-lm Sheriff Bedford OOunSY
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NTEG nUES FOR HIRE.

We have for hire the following description
Of SERVANTS, viz:
Chambermaids, Washers and IroneYs;
Cooks, Washers, and Ironers;
Elxcksmiths, Carpenters;
Shoemakers, Bricklayers;
Brick Yard Hands, Laborers;
Wood Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also, several superior Dining Room Ser
wants. CLOPTON & LYME,
Cor. Franklin and Wall ets.,
ja1-ts Up stairs.
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tl, Goth
MALE
, slave
Without
10 DR..
Hotel,
fe l-ot
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TOR HIRE-An accom- plished
r HOUSE SERVANT
have for hire q No. HOUSE SER
yANT and LADY'S MAID. To procure her
moderate ALFRED MOSES,
es-ts 63 Main street.
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VyERY DrSIRABLE MICK RESI.
v DENUE ON CAWAL, DETWEE6
FIFTH AMI SIXTH STREETS. AT AUO-
MON DAY, the 10th day OF Fe6Fusgy, NJ 4
O'Clock p NJ the very desirable FAMILY
RESlDt NCE, located ON the Soath eide of
ing the rea.deu~e OF wn U. Wal Ii ali, ana
now in tbs occup panoy OF Ms. JOnes. II y
well ARRANGED for he accommodation oS o
larse sissd family. supplied With Gas and
slley.
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ina Y months, for negotiable notes. With
The purchaser 70 pay the u xes for 1853
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DANAWAY-$3S KEWARD-A negro wnn
IL. named 0ILBEkT, aged between 20 .nd 50
years. His color u black; whiskers grey, under
the cain BE Ia about six feet high; black hair His
clothing 10 black coat and plaid summer pauts
bought him at Dickinson l. Hils auction room As
Tuesday He was brought here by q gent,ems.
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my promises Saturday afternoon, between and )
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l. A. MYERS, o6 Main strs-t
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bis sss. Apply 10 my family, or myself, on 9Th.
tstween Grace aud Franklin streets
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