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List OF Petit Jurors

DfaWn Jof February Term, Second Mondov,
10Th day) 1863.
Jacob Beckey; James Mortimore, Jacob Nav.
Abraham Snowden, William Robson, Joseph Fergu-
son. James Mullin, Samuel Stah Samuel Grove
Jacob Aldstadt, John Riley, Josiah Miller, George
Metz, John Ward, Adam Oster, Simon Stuckev.
Abraham Croyle, Stephen Weaverling, Thos. Don.
ahoe, Andrew Mortimore, John C. Keyser, Henry
Wilhelm, William Dlbert, John Riley, ir., George
Carr, Peter Cramer, Peter F. Lehman, Abraham
Hull, William Gorsuch, John Beal, Daniel Cypher.
John R. Jordan, Jacob S. Brown, Henry S. Fuke'
George Barshelow, James Shirley, A. J. Snively.
January 16, 1863.
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ez~The following named gentlemen were elect
ed on the 18th inst, by the stockholders of the
Bedford Rail Road, to serve for the ensuing year
Preadent-S. L. RUSSELL, Esq.
DuectorS-Jacob Reed, Valentine Steckman,
John Taylor, VIM. z. Schell, John Alsip, Al
exander King, Charles w. Ashcom, Geo. Smith,
+. l.. Anderson, job Mann, VIM. G.. Moorhead,
Thomas A. Scott.
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President Benson of the negro Republic of
Liberia, who has recently been on visit to
London, has negotiated with Minister Charles
Francis Adams a commercial treaty with the L.
nitcd States placing the citizens of Liberia on
a footing with the citizens of the most favored
nations A. Washington despatch says the
treaty has arrived there, and will come up for
confirmation in the Senate Immediately after
the holvtlays.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed to report distrfbu-
ton OF the moneys in the hands of Esther StrSyer,
administrative t. a. of Nicholas Strayer, deed.
10 and amongst those legally entitled to the same.
will attend TO the duties of his appointment on Fri
day the 3Oth day of January, inst, at his office in
Bedford, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, of said day, when
and where all parties interested can attend.
JOHN P. REED, Auditor.
January 16, 1863.
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Are We Fighting for a Debt?

Is so, we shall be gratifcd in q proportion
not easily computed, and to an amount not
readily to be comprchcnded. Years ago the
enormous debt of Great Britain startled the ty-
ro in arithmetc-the next generation are in
the broad way Of having something equally a.
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eJ-Abscnco from home for some weeks, has
precluded us from ''reading proof" and we hope
our friends will, therefore, pardon all typograph-
ical shortcomings.
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eSCol. Charles I. Campbell was not killed
at the recent battle near fredericksburg, as at
first reported, but was severely wounded in the
arm. We hope the brave and indefatigable
Colonel may soon be himself again.
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esyLowry & Wharton have established a store
at Saxton, this county. This is an enterprising
firm, as we can testify, and will, no doubt, do a
smashing business" The store is to be under
the supervision Of our friend, S. S. Fluck, Esq,
of Hopcwel.
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Dfaw" jor February Term, Second Monday,
(9M day) 1868.
Jacob Anderson, Foreman, Solomon Feisaht, Fred.
erick H. Beesle, John L. Grove, Frank. Beard. F.
manuel ]. Diehl, Jacob Rnard, Thomas NJ. Lynch.
David Reignard, William earn, Wilson M. SIMS.
Joshua Browning, Jacob Feghtner, John Allison.
John Filler, Daniel R. Barley, Frederick Schnebley.
Jacob Semler, Philip Hardman, Adam Diehl, Jacob
Guyer. Cornelius Whetstone, George Mortimore.
John Boor.
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G7P'Messrs Harris and Williams advertise for
yellow locust timber and pine, for which they
will pay good prices. Sec advertisement in an
other column.
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e9-The Kimmcll House, Washington City, is
a first class hote and we recommend it to ev.
cry body that may visit the Federal capital
The proprietor is 'Host In himself"
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AIIDITQR,S NOTICE

The undersigned appointed 10 distribute the mon-
ey in the hands of the Sheriff of Bedford county,
raised on sale of the real estate of Adam Earnest,
will attend to the duties of his appointment at his
office in Bedford, on Monday the I'd day of Febru-
ary, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when ana where all par-
ties interested can attend.
JOHN P. REED, Auditor.
January 16. 1863.
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s7g~We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Mr.. r. c. Garrett Per.
sons wishing any thing in the lumber line, will
do well to give him call.
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The best Livery Stable in the City, Attached
GENERAL STAGE OFrTCE.
@ Yes! d Yes!!

The subscriber having taken out Auctloneer anu
Sale License, will attend wherever desired on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. ia
WILLIAM A. PGWEl-L.
January &c, 1868. .. 8
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Lisf Of GaIises.

Pit down for Trial at February Tern, 1868.
John Fl. p. Adams VS. William Adams
Samuel j. Way VS. DR.. F. C. Reamer
DaVid lmler VS. Joseph Crisman
Reed, Rupp Il Schell's use VS. M. McIwaine ct al.
James w. Ritchey VS. Jacob Hinish's admir-
A. B. BUM, Proth'y,
Bedford, January 16, 1863.
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s5~The editor has gone to Harrisburg, to wit
ness the operations of Simon Cameron in his
attempt to elect himself U. S. Senator.
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n ew Iopertisem III rnts.
C.. N. H L C K @ TX 4.
DENTIST.

Will attend punctualy and carefully to all opera
tions entrusted to his care.
NATURAL TEETH filled, regulated, polished, &C.,
in the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from to entire sett.
Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street
Bedford.
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered to.
In addition to recent Improvements in the mount.
ing of ARTIFICIAL TEETH Gold and Silver Plate,
am now using, as a base for Artificial work, new
and beautiful article, (Vucanite or Vuleanized In.
dia Rubbe) stronger, closer fitting, more comfort.
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver
and 20per cent cheaper than silver. Call and see it.
c. N. HICKOK.
Bedford, January i6, 1863
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100000 900
14O,0O0,0O0
30O,00o,o00
100000, 1000
$4,000, 1000

In all, to 1st July 1862. q, 300, 900. 900
which at an average interest of AZ per cent,
the most favorable estimate that can by any
possibility be made of the rate, amounts to the
fabulous sum Of Sl06, 100000 Tone huadyed and
six millions) year, sufficient to purchase the
contents, land, men, women and chatteIs OF
Southern state every half year. War is truly
an expensive luxury for the people, if it is gori-
Gus to those individuals who use their official
positions to turn penny for friends, like Mr..
Grimsley, Andrew ]. Butler, Gen. Curtis or
Simon Stevens
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cate and Democrat by birth education and
association. Poor Simon! ''lIow the mighty
(scoundrelS) are fallenP'
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To which the Com. of Ways,
and Means purpose to add:
Bonds GO years 6 per cent?.
Treasury notes to be funded. .
Treasury notes t5.47l per ct.
interest. :. -.
Legal tender (greenbacks). -.
Shinplasters. :. .
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mazing to compare with il in our own. For
if the debt of England is $4,000, 0,000,000, at
an average of about 3 per cent interest, or
$2O,000,O00 year, our own was, on the first
of July last, taking the message as authority
IN round numbers. s.......... 5000, 900, 900
Ia ,,,hich tho Co,,n &c Nn,c
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Conclude wss, IL The asst tns. The brilliant
EP. Pea
tn. wAx.AxD 'rns rraIa -.
sir Tiptoa elashsf ...... ......... UOfse5 Vsass
:" The coRsiCAN BROTHERS,
with It,
Impressive Tahlseu,
Desperate Dasl q.
Iu preparation for The Holydays the Grand His
''-' @ kAsANIELLA;
Eaupr1ox OF n So IN vssuv1us.
.ro::;s:. =: : 'x f''''F.'.': :, =. n. ss~
METROPOLTTAN HALL.
AZ THIS (rursDAY, EVENING. Dec %. 1883,
Second night Of the
IRON-cLAD
TROUPE.
Band Of Negro D.,.a..,os..
Every night Ia
Nc" songs Dance.
Hall crowded last night to it,
90 early to secure scots.
Grand Bill tonight. -.
IL See programme De 0-NI
4 VHESrERFIELD TKOrr1NG PARK.
I ] The great Swcepstake Race will come off on
TUESDAY, Dec 22d, 1863,
for silver plate Closed with the following entries
Geo Blankenship names roam stud Napier
VIM Jones names gray stud Henry
Baker names bay Ceiling Dutch Charlie
Race TO come Of at 2 P N.
Kntrance TO track on the Petersburg turnpike
~ Gate fee 50. WARD, Proprietor.
dc 22-lts
|YREAT CHRISTMAS RATTLE
VI Come and get q cheap dinner at the Maltese
Saloon It'll st, opposite New Theatre, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at o'clock
Turkeys, geese, chickens, EhOats, ducks, &c.
- Come soon. H CROFPEh'
0e22NA
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We trust that Congress will not fail
promptly to pass the bin which requires the
President 10 reduce to the ranks every oil.
Ger who permits Himself to be surprised
We have had enough Of criminal negligence,
and u y time IN adequate remedy should be
applied. Sleeping upon post IL punishable
With death. and want OF official vigilance
hQats - culpsble, often more 50, and ex-
poses an army to eslAanities - great.
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49, -
IIoUse - La = AAans street, ssl.ssa isasA
I'm pessmtee. 6 efe10ck r.. wnA - ~ $500
q pesai1se, ~ hoess aad - ssespisA ~ Is
wsoldy, baae1 g esoye, - altsle Z 9 va!-
d = WII1IAns, Asss.
Unwilling g 6snroe ssrss1 ga Dssol svsaue
- goe rent - aactluo .--on thursday, ~ 96eh q
Deoombss, q " O'Clock \, wH - rsoted, upoa
NE pssn2es Tor one yeas, ~ Dwelling Iooaas4 -
shove, recently cec.gssa y .s ss ~ =:
q wassr . the yasd. ana i 10 good oeas..
rrars- a usual. A D WILLIAMS,
de 81 AuestoeeeS
VTALUABLu useaae On James River, miles shove
" fichnond fus sale - saesaca. by sequees a
thS oWnss, (Whe eaAaos givsfhs necessary sesentsoe
thereto. J Will seil at eviction, spon ne psemseD,
"Wcesham cottage estate, (formesH owps4 By
Gen Peytou J containing go acres, Of Which ~ are
river low erouuds, 100 rich meadow, 168 open high.
land, and 20 10 woods, the most os u heavily tim
About Is acres sre In clover, Is acres seeded IN
wheat, and lCO scres N water oats. 11tensive ".
rangsmen,s for spring vegetables have also been
nude
The soil 10 thai Of the best James river farms, and
he. imorov emsets consist Of brick end framed
dwellpg with 8 rooms, kitchen, smoke house, negro
quarters, barn, with Stationary threh1 attached,
stables corn houses, sobscso houses, ioehouse &c,
embracing every building that could Be desired
"Westham Cottage u 70 well and favoTably
known that further description ID deemed unneces-
saTy. Persons desiring 70 purchase are invited 70
examine Il. Il may b added, however, that II =
alike secure from the ravagss Of Ire enemy AMI
from the depfedalions Of cur own afmy.
The canal passes through the property, anordng
the cheapest transportation for the products OF. and
improvers for, the land and also daily access 70 the
city BY the packets.
After the farm shall have beeA sold, there will Be
sale (of which due notice will be giyen) Of all the
personal property thereon, embracing everything
necessary to the complete stocking thereof.
Immediate possession will be given.
TERMS IA portion in cash, and the balance on .
credit; or all cash, ~ the purchaser may prefer.
plat Of the property can be seen as my once.
o.. Persons intending TO visit the place must pro
cure passports. WILLIAMS,
de "a Auc4i0neer
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so u ~ "
Tsa. wAi.aat scwf--.
= ..rest e,ows ~ bswls nj
w.a e.ssls ,s. ... 1891 " .,,r,,.
WieA etoss g - teej
r. 80 q va,salls sviAGss.S
=" nsss c q eaoCna1lg.
i.sssaiss Ban, Bfss1y. sssas;a 80 I ~.
d as-A. no g xals street.
OOK our ron OdRIrnAs.-
10 Aossn ffesh sses
100 gallons Antique, rsm
100 do old apple brandy
60 do old choice Baltimore whiskey
2O0 lbs nice cheese
zoo 1bo light bfown gagaf
Too ibs aispice
10 eross good matches
bbls pure apple vinegar -,y.
f,r.ls BY I 7 70, Po N...ss,.
dc o3-stt Union Hill.
r COX OUT TOn OaRIsTN1NsI :.
IL Is packages old s. Croix and Janaacs rum ola
and very hne, 10 degrees above proof
- dsmijons Old Holland gun, Of ssoelleas
% ssis apple brandy, part . years old and
very fine
For sale BY HUTCn.eoN.
F0R caRIsrnAs. -. ro,.
few more on hand and for sale. Store open un.
III O'Clock 1t night. Mss DEACN,
IA Ql-Qfe No 70 Main IT,
1:OR CHRISTMAS
II Doll Babies, dressed and undressed;
Toys OF oil kin q, Fire Works, &C.
For salc at Miss = SnMVnD,
de 22-2.t No 80 Vain st:
VHRSINA0 TRINKETS-
III Old Nick 10 Town
81 Nicholas takes great pleasure In announcing 70
the "ltte folk" Of Richmond that be has JUST er.
rived and established his headquarters Ut Miss Se'
MONS No 90 Ma In street, next door to Isaac Tay-
Dors Banking House, where be will DO pleased 10 see
them al and exhibit his beautiful assortment Of
Toys, Pop.crackers, whirl gig, Rockets, Roman
Candies Spinning Jennies, Pin Wheels, Dolls, dfess.
cd and undreesed &c, with great variety Of trink-
etc sDd other beautiful things, captivating 70 the
youthful fancy, and pleasing to the juvenile taste
Come soon and rekind the memories Of past christ
masses before this ''cruel war; put stop TO the an.
nual visits of the old Saint. You will certainly lind
anything you may deEire at -
Miss r 0EMON'S,
No 90 Main street,
| de- l6-eod3tt Next TO Isaac & Tayl0
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~ James n. Taylor, A,sotto1sssy.

TARA OF ll4k Acres Of Land in Henrico county,
IL miles from Richmond, on the Charles City
road for sale u auction. win sell on Monday, the
at the County Court House, At IL O'Clock II, Tract
OF Land containing max acres, in the county Of
Heuric,, on tho Charles City road. about Is miles
from Richmond and miles from Sweeney's, upon
which there il . comfortable dwelling aud several
ont houses. good portion Of the land Ii In woods,
the remain Ter open for cultivation.
TERMS -One- third cash. the balance at 6 and IL
months; or the whole In cash, At the option Of the
purchaser. JAS n TAYLOR,
de 22-tde AuctiOneef,
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-. Il |.s.sssA..e
!. Al Uos1o9 80
nnnO - oooeos Oeve T9So ~
VjHeH. - eomnAoooo IN moennG Ctueo0eyl = ~
cis1ock. ~ WsoD enosNeeA 9see No
1900 o,nak - ooseeea areee ouae
0piSa1i1 ~ - eeaoee vtseoes
Ailf.s1A gsod'. u wAes p'sses' ''' ~"
ArAC.
Rich velvet eSasks
Velvse ard selk dresses
,, russ s.'y ,.s ssa -. icy am ,poons.
And at II o'csock-
% cess boots a.d anoes.
conFislne me Arss. I. s sns .e.,AA
BY 10 this season.
ALSO,
sever,, invoices cs
:. A "se WHNT PANE "a. Aurts
10 80 --------
:-:;:..o7.; 1o11cc-1. sn.n commence our
"srnClA1 NViNn 80 ss.s
saie to-day. p n o'cic ptcoeesy, WV" ~, C..r.
As*r which We shsn e %, The
Dry 0o0sS, az, a .av.r1tscd
10 which we soall ". saa- -,,.,,o ar.xsr.
weu ~" s,.nkcta
W. 10y. 49, v.
Mums,y 49,
Hs."--ccios, shsvia
n"evy Mv."
e Vssc
ref'cT ssoves
SOse loe.uoI uunA
Duvei Ssss. 49,. W
Danv!ie caas'mc.e.
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PoocHS. c0Mo Eovv,u coNa n m
WV II FV"A0s ~ a..s,.n.a..
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4cSPf ALNOllCE -h1eganV epu UsoSu 10 ~ ..s
mas Presents q Aucson.. W weunsy' iii 4",
precisely ~ Ii OctoCk ~ =" CoA"so - - -.
eale OF o.hef goods on tnat d:y. we wiz sen ~ .
tion, IN Quantities 70 sun; tne ows .p.o"~ "-
rare goods, suitable IoI Cutns1as Pteoou1 ar
70 dress pattefDs' ex'F" FIG" A-So"' "s'~ va
tete shk ,,,,
pieces srper fcmi sh Ina hio.cne% ,on, cloth
. :" y" o. TsSnm.h ~h;t6 c,nhr;ca
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4 $500 $780,. uonoSoe oennev. ~, - 49,
60 ~ ~ . :: NJ ~ =! 81 ~ Z
I'M III ufsLB1T.
/ - Lool1viae (ky.) peSsss Sssess esW'
essSeisss rIrreA. - Ne Rev ] a 0eneen. Ne
rsS0a n LY(lM and Miss n ELIZA AiCWAkD.
am al AZ thla city.
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INV ASs AsAn bH0cs
Stoves, Books.
1t aucaisn --Oa Tuesday, the 22d inst, com 80
ct 10 O'Clock =, We will sell q our saleeroom. ,S
Main street. an assortment Of Furniture. No.
Books, Stationery, Clothing, Fancy Articles -
amoos Which viii Be tosnd the following and ma;
Wardfobes, bureaus, desks
eofAs, chairs, and tables
Feather beds, pillows, and holsters
Blankets, quilts, sheets, and spreads
Cooking, once. aud parlor stoves
School, law, medical, aud miscsllaseoua h.,.
Paper, envelopes, &c S'
Silk wOrSted, and calico dresses
Cloth, velvet, and silk cloaks
Crockery and glassware
Mathematical instruments
Chiidren's toys, fancy articles, &c.
Manufactured tobacco
Diamond rings, gola watches, 10
L.re. 10. vindo! sis..
d'n WILLIAMSON LII a co. Aus.t
splendid rosewood Piano, 7.oo,aves, to b
sold 1t IL 4 O'clock precisely
! nne mahogany marble top sideboard
zoo lbs smoking tobacco
Catsup, pickles, peach cordial
bbls Irish potatoes
Chickens, lambs, cabbaRes, &c.
"a WILLIAMSON 4 GU, Auc,'r.
81 Thomas ". Kesoes, AMctionee,.
lOhlce corner Of 18th and Gary stsl
OPLENDID lot Of Furniture ct auction.-l ~,
- sell, on Tuesday December 22d, on 18th strsI
between Main and Yranklin, (Bslvn's block. i
splendid lot Of furniture consisting In pano
| rosewood wardrobe
de- Jenny Lind bsdstsad
do marble top cabinet
mahogany cabinet, Alled With eurios,t,.,
sets silk damask window curtains, with lss,
insid6, and cornios complete
. Turkey red and calico curtains
Feather beds. holsters and pillows
Hair add shuck mattresses
Blankets, comforts, countorpanss and spreads
eplsndid gold band china tea set
Glassware, table linen
ParloF and passage lamps
A good boz case
9 sh s,c;s . tong; Dos'r- sadsr. 40
A BEAUTIFUL copy Of shakspsars. valp5l .a.
ton. Is volumes, bound In hall calf
A large lot Of foreign revisws
Ard great variety Of eeodss too nuns.ees b
mention. THO6 w KKEHEl
dc 10 Auctioooe,
BIZ n. II. F6tcle, Sons d Co, Aveta
Nos. 1l6 and 118 Main ct.
WE will ofIsr at public auction, on Tussiay, IL
w ga inst, q large assortment Of Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and miscellaneous articles
among them
500 pairs cotton cards
400 900 gun caps
900 Morocco skins
100 pairs French oorsets
Very superior feather beds
Hair mattresses
Blankets, shoes, 10
Magnificent black velvet c3oaks and bonnsts
Gold watches and chains
Elegaut silver salt O. liars, Furnished With CM
Large pier mirror
Show cases, one eight feet long. ailverplas
frame
One smaller, 2 by 8 feet
lot Of ahow-cass glass, IL I Is and 26xS
A spl.ndh Vienna clock
A fancy clook, glasa shade
pair plstih.m scales, capacity 800 pounds
Hank books, memorandum boths
20 rsams best Engiish copying pspss
9 lbs Quic ksilvsr
Nitric. sulphur and muristic sslds
ALSO
An invoice Of fresh and desirable FOODS sspsetsd
n time. WHF OWLD Sons A00,
Dc l9-8t AucthoselA
ADDITIONAL.
Having received ,saructcas 70 close % souns W.
voices, we shall OTTER In adattion-
800 70 1000 paOslges Manufaed Tobacco
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
w b FOWLB, SONS CO.,
de2t-Ze Aucti0nsefa
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Bu Raltidn,. Homes & Wsisigsv, Asct'rs

VIE will sell at auction ON Thursday next, at 2
w O'Clock u, that really beautiful tract OF
land, lying on the Meadow Bridge Road,
about three miles from Richmond, In Henrico
county, adjoining the lands Of Henry Taylor, Rq,
and Gustavus Carter, and Others containing about
80 acres Survey and plat will be furnished 10 few
days 1t is part Of the land formerly owned by
John Carter, decd.
Also, 70 acres adjoining the above named land,
very heavily timbered. This property presents e
many attractions for Investment a. any property
near the city.
PUILIAA, HANES b WESIGER,
de- 1876 AuctiOn0or0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-22
FOB RENT AND SALE.

EOR RKNT--A brick storehouse, with lodging
rooms above, situated on the east eide Of Pearl
street. between Cary street and the dock, and next
70 the James River MaDaias.urius Company 9ss
given the LIST Of January, 1854 FOR terms apply TO
s d EACHO, Agent,
de 22-2t lAth st, near Exchange Hotel.
IGOR RKNT-6wo iurniahed Chambers, win gas,
nre, and R-vants' attendance, In che Of the
best neighborhoods In the city, and within -four
squares q the Capitol. Nome but gentlemen need
apply. Reference repaired. Address s'I," Post
Ofdoe box 66l. ds22-Stf
TOR RRNT-Ths upper part Of : house, consist
\ ing oftWo rooms on second door and two gar
kitchen, With hydrant tc, in The yard Pr,es, $500
drsss d.. Dispatch oaos. Do Ait
LOB RRNT-Thrss oomf,rtahls Rooms-ons fur.
niahed they are we'll stuAted either Sor lodg
ing or N oa.es: Apply 1t Ars Harris: boarding.
10 OUA For Rent.-A comfortable furnished bast.
II meut room, On the west sid Of l0th street, be.
tween Broad and Grace SITS, on reasonable terms -
address "B "bex 1858, through city Poss-Odnoe.
HOUsR and twelve acres Of land Or rent or sole,
one mile from Richnoad, on the New Central
1oad. The house is . new one; just ers-tsd. AZ.
ply to Jas n SMITH, on the place Dc 22-sed3ts
EOR RENT-A Residence in Mauohestsr Win
II rooms, good kitchen with r00ms, q carriage
house, stable with stalls, and good garden -
Immediate posseasion given 10 good tsnant and u
FtfilAx, HANEs wklslaER,
do 19-Se AuctiOneers. :.
E>OR RENT-The oommodious brick store, former.
~ y occupied by Richards, on franklin q, be-
tween l7th and 18th SITS. Possession given Let Jan.
uary, 1854. Apply 70 Gro RICHARDS, Admir- Of
An:on Richards, decd, At williamson Chs, 192
Main q. de l8-ts
EN0R RENT-Ths large Building at tie corner 81
Il Canal and 7th sts, very suitable Tor IN sgricul.
eura jDpss1snt shop, or would make good STORE
house. Apply ky mail to
JOHN y CRRNsHAw,
Milne pfsssnt lessee viii ssll a. Epgins end
other axtures Ut fAar price. Dc H-0te
E>O1 REN1-The large brick Facsnsy On the dock,
sext 70 Nayos Wsrehouse Alsc, the Inmbsf
Ya1d end Mactsnith Shop adjoining the above
For pasticulare inQuire Of
EDWARD MAYO, Macs Warehouse,
dsl9-s O. Tollhoaee, nayo1 Hides.
EO0 RENf-A LamAer -hoass, on l4sh ssrees, near
IL Mayob bst6ge, nov 0cCapied - Ne1aRe WEIGHT
3Co. tuassesion can b had Oh the lei q January
ueEt. Anply 20 Is b EACNO,
once ON 18th sarses.
- la--Stt Near E1chsnes Hotel.
GS01 Tsss -75W esSsastve solaAisknsSS. 81
Osanmbian Hoeel, = eor rent. Pon1ooaaon 9iyon
Il Janaaey nake. Apply %
delS-lk J06RPu CRUouAW.
E09 aALn-Oasef6ssvse nsAss,s ssNiag No
eAsneA y Roo4 op1AE; alss 60 pankl1n 0toyo
- 60 eesoAct 1fegsss 1oasly ~. Ap0lp = Nm
~ - secA oeeWeeA Jno1so 81 DqNo),