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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14
BY GODDIN 4 APPERsOK, Iuets.

T ARGE amount of Clover, Hay, Fodder and
~ whes straw TO- sale at Auction the West Ham PLANK
Road, s miles West OF Richmond
equest Mr. Samuel Moen, shan sell At Aucilor
liz Farm located above, FRIDAY, the 10th Jany, 1852
O'Clock about 600 pounds Clover Hay, 10000 lbs Be
Solder pounds the adjouing
Farm Of Nj DicLn, 1900 2O0O0 pounds
Clever Hay and Blade Fodder p. "a
JNl8 - f.- ...r .r-...rr. GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts,
TWO SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS, ON
i THE WEST LINE OF SECOND, b-tveen Broa1 and MAJ.
Streets sale at AUctioaWl he sold at auction, the
premises TIIURsnAY e 18th OF January 1SCS ~ oF
" the excellent brick located aboys
occupied BY Lieut. DeZoueh and Mrs ssead annual
ss. These admirably well located for private
dwellings for Stores. .....r o..
TGIosehird cash bals.ee at sI and twelve months for
nego notes added secured by tust deed the
taTes fOs 1868 be paid nv the purchaser
D.. o.. .. Poe. Anon G0DDIN APPRRs0N,
lsl2 Auetoreers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

TuE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRISONERS.

I'M NJ M hrbSbUhU 7 IsIoUNIiINr-
LYNCHBURG, Jan. lS.-rOne hundred and sixtyeight
prisoners arrived here this morning. captured at Muir
freesbOrO Eight hundred more are expected here to-
night .. a4e.- .t r 1a .ta., s.a..a
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Jan. IA, lS6s.

All persons having claims against the concern
II HEcros will present them for payment and those In
ee viii please pay at a. am DESTROYS Of settling the
business r. d. JAMES
itl4-j2w Survg partner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have
~ this day 70 Co-Parnership under the frm Of HAIR
YEY, HUNT JAMES CO., for the purpose OF conductinss
General Auction and Commission Business the old stand of Ha
,ey Armstead Williams Virginia street under the Tobacco
exchange
The solicit conumens Of Groceries, Gotten Flour Manufsc
ure Smoking Leaf Tobacco and Produce and Merchan
se generally which they Will ons either suction private
ale may prefer, pledgng the meat prompt and
strict attention all business confde1 10 thea They Slso
prepared desired make liberal cash advances
dgnmen.s.
They win od th Grst Auction Sale at early day. or Which
Tue SYeu and for which, consingnmeuis
,olicIted. 4. F. HARVEY,
JAMES C. HUNT,
HENRY JAMES,
". A ARMISTFAD,
Richmond, Jan. !, 1863. jN0. H. WILLIAMS,
~ Examiner and Enquirer copy. iS2-ds0t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

IN ADDITION TO OUR LIST ADVER-
sed Inst, Will sell barrels Of Phara
phene Lubrcsng Coal OIL This oil possesses seveneve
ubcang than pure strained
oil fjalOl J. p SCOTT co.
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AUCTION SALES.

IA OO11O1N.r kJ<1ILlLOs IL
NOTICE to the Sickness of our
Auotiaueer shall have auction sale on Tlursday
next Our next sale y tpsselpre es upon R2nd
We have now on hand, EIeh We Oasr private sale
80 bbls prime Brown stgar - q .
u lo $3.50 boxes Old Tobacco 81 prime Quality 80 e.
90 eases Klliksr'ek, ". A, Bead snd S.hsr choice
.-...- Coo kegs Old Dominion Saas 03
Ito ties Rice aft..t- .. ----'
Bedss great many other articles in ihr ofoo'y and Dry
isI4-tGs Iii, " - PADDY WILLIAMS
s,-. BIZ SUMNER BURREss, AUcFs,
7 lion Front BaiidnS' aOY.rnor Street ..,a c
r ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY
IL GOODS RooIs AND SHOES, STAT LoNERf, READY MADE
=. viii st oomsh:ns At 10 E fTs and de-
rsSs T5a p DRY oSs g9 ,sS5 i S: Pa
f.r Ali Wool Mopslias -r.C. GID r s'----...
a d. .4s Bad TcEras o. % .a.--
orlo e e,ssfnsa e'''''
80 oobniry. Jeans -. ...t
shswls, Kid GisTes
Spool Cotton
Jean Drawers ...
Liner BoBons
fidkfs, II 1siery, Pins Nssdles, &c.
In Fancy Goods will oder large assortment Of
Ivory, Rdbhsr and Horn Fine Combs
Tooth Brushes ~
Buck Purses
Pocket Books, &c, 6n.
81 aeams fine Letter Paper
Note Paper
80 doz Blank Books, &c.
Ures Dictionary of Arts valuable work.
In Ready Made Clothing,
Over Coats
business Goats
Dress Goats
Pants, Nes's, &c.
In Boots and Shoes,
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Bfogsns
Fpe Cavalry Boots
Lady's md ChlldreB's Shoes a..
Plat ahd Jewrry, will sell the following rsh and
70 liable gods: -,-..
Pure Silver Coffee Pots
d Pitchers, CreaIne-s
Knives ard Forks
Ladies, Spoons Card Casss, &c,
Rich Diamond ses
Coral Sets '' .'....
Diamond Rings, &c. ....
This TIE beautiful goods
Q uc:i0n IN n mar1ei. - SUMSER BURIEsS.
Jat4-tds Aucts
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NEW AUCTION AND
~ COMIISTON HOUSE,
LENCHBURG, VA.
The subscribers having taken the house No. ~ main ST.
recently occupied by George NJ Rucke Dry Goods Store
together under the style and 6rm Of
RUCRER g. LEE,
Tor the p1rpose Of conducting genrS AUCTION AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS and offer their services to their friends and
public generally the sale Of Dry Goods Groceries Manu-
cured Tobacco Country Produce and Real and Personal Estate
Of all kinds either AT sncton or at private sale.
They viii make liberal msTchssdse and produce
In hand.
George Rucker having had experience Of twenty-five
years In Dry Goods trade and A. Lee experience Of
about the length Of time il the Grocery and Commission
Business they well satisfied that the interests Of all who favor
them with eonslcnmeats will be well protected
Account o. sales With ne: proceeds rendered PROMPTLY
GEORGE n RCOKER,
OF Lyrehburs.
A. S. LEE,
deS-d6n late Of Richmond.
Ree- TO Elicit DrsE-T, Edmund, Davenport Co., Kent
Paine 4 o.. and TardT < Williams. Richmond. Va
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

~ ~ - 4O1N
THIS DAY.
g Pr SUMNER LuRRrss Auc.s
Is'n Frcat Bn.dtls, ti'vsi"cr street.
TOBACCO. GROCERIES AND MIsCEL-
Inst ctnu ntrg al 10 o'clock stsn SCI wsreh,r
Governor sireet 1000 ard tadiiss aEBt,tr.d 1ee'
10 bans', bles and MI eli Nj ss ura bals L. haif
AMI ~, Vi, K. K s. Lea g e.. &C., a. ..,
1, AeT sas s ss d ss tIS e nm - eco .
Cstoa YssGs &C Ala, a-1-i.s ,.- Du1z VpJ ed les
jsIa-tds SNsR / fussEss. Ar=.s
~. BY KENT, PAM co. AUcrs.
. H =
large SALE OF. DRY Goods AT aCC.
II TIoS-oS wtDys,D4Y. Il. So seIs,a-aSirs a. i?
FRESH DRY GOODS irg tie lse sud risa desirsbe
ssssrtpeu ocsr b Us ' season AID eonE'sa part Of ze
''''' ItS pss-. Eisst sud was asd Ysasy s4;'
70 30 30 Gray es e9.i@s1ss' ssiis:fs, a.
= az - sHd 60 i~,'s fai'es o.o'h7.
~ i. suprTi9. CoantTs Jeafs
80 waite, Red sOh GRAY III assas.
so DO Green Daniel. glsck spo0, CT 81,
$50 packs English and American PM.
200 as DaTk Blue, and W Pafebt sss4is,
20 lbs best Blue Servings,
10 doz. Hosiery, assorted,
Linen Damasks and Table Cots
slS auG Cotton liahIS ercflefs. Nork Ties,
Il 81 London Needles, Watch Keys
Elegant Pipes, mirrors, Tobacco Bag,
Extra Bus and Blsok Cloths,
Splendid SIX and Satin yestngs.
Extra Back CASUALTIES, suspehders,
Ilneo Cambric hs Ddkerchiefs, Ivory Combs,
Marine stripes Rice csmbdics. Comforts, &c
go re... pre.s Good, -, Of them flesh and bsaOtsu
Styles con.isn OF eudd French De IaiHe Plaid P"piI
chester Paeiar De Iainfs Detes Gre! Psplns, So
excu.iye d Dry Good aud no other articles VA BE- ofefss
Ia 10 i... KENT PAINE Co. Auets
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TO FRANKLIN THOMAS, ESQ, AND ]

TO FRANKLIN THOMAS, ESQ, AND J.
L MONROE CARTER, Esq.-SIEs You, the said Franklin
Thomas The trustee Ia sertsn deed dated 18Th December
l and recorded in the Clerks Once Of Henco County Court
execute by Monroe Carter and wife conveying you u
certain pieces Of land both lying In Hsnreo county and
from Ing the eastern side Of 18th street, between and
streets and certain personal property or description VI SAID
land ani property special reference hereby made
he said e IN order 70 secure the undersigned against all
loss damage BY Of endorsement OF certain nsg0
ble renewals thereof well certain
give b. mys 20 said Carter for his accommodation and
td FrankEC Thomas having removed beyond the limits
he State % VI nis hereby notified thai shall
The ouuy Court Of Henrco county onday, the % day Of
March, 1853 substitute and appoint James L. Apperon,
other suitable person In the and stead Of
you the said Thomas In the Sa deed 10 execute the tust
thereof Yours, respectfully
isnl4-Es~ B.w ToTTT. .
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3. A = CLcTEoE. no. .. LNNR.
1922 NEGRO HIRING.-The subscribers
IOOcJ will hire negroes, houses col
cais &C. tn ensuing year, In the city Of Richmond and
Of that liberal psronsg bes06ed them
They will themselves fair prices and
good homes for ali entrusted TO their Sareand respectful
u suggest their friends the Importance o. sending their negroes
By the tr sfJasaary or as sSsa POssele
CL0PTOS LINE
once Wall and Franklin streets,
dsiS-iSo4= opposite H1 Z O-kis1cu-
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BY JAS. P. SCOTT 3 CO., AUCTs.,
Lynchburg. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

WEST JOHNSTON, il5 Main street
H.e reAdy the authorized edition OF the Confederate Stats
army Regulations published by order Secretary
Autalt General Price, 81 Upon receipt Of the price
will forward the book part of the confeerAey. Id
Ireis orders 20 WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
lit In
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COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR FOR
1sSs-Prrt In handsome style, Cards Past Board and
ens Engsh letter paper for sale By eEo EvAEs CO,
ds1s--H "Ns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

TOR SALE.-A WoMAS about p or 23 wears
od-soid fault and Is well qualified ehauberrsid
washer and oner ana The purchaser viii be expected
retain her IL the city.
Apply to 2. 4. COOKE,
ia14-2t% O1ice Nc. Z Law BUILDING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

The Business will hereafter be conducted at
the stand under style LEE JAMES Thankful
the patronage literally bestowed the late
.,ict n share Tor the y NJ LEB,
r d. JAMES,
Jan. "A, 1868. sury'g partners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

RICHMOND, JASrANT lar, 1863.
THE subscribers have associated with them
l. Msssra JOHN B. DAVIS and JOHN Il. PLEAsANTs, IN
Auction aud Commission Business under the style OF HILL
OI lKINsON I co. DICKINSON 4 HILL.
We SAan be pleased &c AID serve old friends.
as D. & a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-14

NOTICE-Tho Co-partnership of HEcroR
DAVIS 60 is this day dissolved by the death OF Hector
Davis The Of the viii he used the settle
the business Persons holding claims against the
m them for payment and those indebted viii please
eime forward and pay. \. NJ LEE,
Il. u. JAMES,
JaA. -, 1853. Surv'g partners.
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NOTICE,-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ hcldsrs CT he FAEIERS' BAyR OF VIRGIN a, viz 0s
J.5---- iseS J. a SMITH
dsi5-staEtj N.shisr
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4 RMY REGULATIONS.

jals 1t
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FARM OF 1913 ACEES !

NJ ALL ABLE FARM VI 4@to ANAtA@' ~
- v ITNENBURg COUNTY, NEAR THE MEiERRiN ~
P0F IN rag RICHMOND AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD, FOR
SALE Oh RENT
located abovs, recently
II te occupancy OF a. Dearnetts. T. will b. sold a.
hole, divided into smaller be preferred % u
u Be teEauts great BARGAIN Sin
ee rveato a parchGser aODDIN / AFPERSOS,
tsT-2sIes Rchn07d, Va
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTs.

JaaU
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MEDICAL CAkD-OFFICE PRACTICE.
TAR PLUME, of old Medical House. confines himself mainly
~ an Office practice, Franklin street. little below the
Exchange Hotel aud dsgonAy opposite Ode Fellows Hail. where
confidential be obained reasonable
ers who have been exposed TO certain contagious all
ments are invited 10 call early.
by mail otherwise promptly attended to-
ofce open frnm A. NJ. till p, 81
RioHxrsp Va poxs-y
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-06
ARMY MATTERS,
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 4.

RICHMOND, Va JAM TO- 1855.
TENHE FOLLOWING OFFICERS AND MEN HAVE
Il been duly exchanged, and are hereby 30 declared
All officers and men captured 10 Kentucky TeDnes.
see, Alabama mississippi Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina, up to December 10th 1862
2. All officers and men captured in Missouri Kansas
New Mexico Arizona, Arkansas and Louisiana up to JAZZ
uary LIST, 1883 -
The two foregoing sections apply not only TO Officers
ana men OF the Confederate service also to all persons
captured in arms or hostile array against the United States
whatever may have been the character of the military
carnations to which they were attached and whatever
may pave Deen the terms of the paroles given bv them
any are n eGeIsl PRISONS they be Immediately re-
leased and delivered 10 the Confederate authorities
4. All persons who have been captured on the sea
seacoast OF the Confederate of United States I'D to
Der Oth 1862 If any such are in Federal prisons ,heJ
are to be Immediately released and delivered to the Con-
federate authorities "
g. All Confederate officers and men who have been de-
hVered at City Point up to January 6th 1868.
D. All Confederate officers and men who have been de-
hVered at FIcksbug up to December 3d. 1862 and ncud
ing said date.
T. All paroled Confederate officers and men receiDtsd
for at Vcksburg up to December 2Sd 1852 and including
said date.
s. All Confederate officers and men captured and pa.
rolled at fredericksburg, Va. in December, 1852
All Confederate officers and met captured and pa
roIed at Godsboro, N c. in December 1852
~. other miscellaneous and minor exchanges OF which
the appropriate officers will be duly informed
NoTE.Ai confederate officers and men who had been
IN virginia or Maryland before the first of No
Vemoer 1852 and all Confederate officers and men who
any Ime had been delivered Aikens Landing were de-
c'areo 10 be exchanged by former notice No 8.
ROBERT OULD
Agent of Exchange.
Oan 10, 1873. 6-6t.
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The New con.cripti.n Act.

The following is copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
AN ACT to amend act, entitled IAN Act to provide
further for the public defence"-approved 10th April
1862.
The Congress of the Confederate States of AEnerie1 do
enact That the President be- and he is herSby authorized
TO call out and place in the military service of the Cond
crate States for three years. unless the war shall have
been sooner ended all white who are residents of the
Confederate States BET ween the of and ,r
ty-re years, at the time the call calls NAV be made
and who not at such time times legally exemnted
from military service; such parts thereof as in his
Judgment, be necessary the public defence such
call or calls to be made under the provisions and according
TO the terms of the which this is an amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war; as TO all persons who are may here
aer become eighteen years of age and when once en-
IoIe al persons between the eighteen and fortv
nVe their full time prOgided that if the Pres
et IN gaming OUT troops INTO the service of the Cuued
crate States shall first call for only part of the
betr cen the ages herenbefoTe stated he shall cali r b
between the age Of hryye and other age less than
ISrthnVe r00lded that nothing herein contained shall b
understood as repeating modifying any part of The act
10 Whlen TINS Is amendaory, except herein ex,reSS
and pF00tded further that those called out under
.nis act and the act to which this amendment shall
De INST and Immediately ordered fill to their
ihe companies baalions, squadrons and regiments
from me respective States at the time the act to furtber
provide Tor the public defence approved 9th Apr 1880
m passed and the surplus if any, shall be assigned n
organizations formed from State since the ~
ct OF paced IN new organizations TO be Oacered nv
~ 'ng SUCH residue, according to the laws there
VI disposed VI as now provided by law: propidef that
W authorized TO suspend the execution of This
VI we Acl 10 which this al amendment in auy Iocst
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An ACT RENDEZVOUS FOR THE EXAM
NATION OF ENROLLED MEN.

NATlOS OF ENROLLED MEN.
The Congress Of the Confederate State. of america do
enact That there shall be established each county
ish or district and in city in county, parish dis
trct IN the several States place of rendezvous for the
persons in said county district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the field who shall be there examined by
more Surgeons tO be employees by the government
to be assigned TO that duty by the President on day of
which ten days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day TO day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations TO be established by the Secretary of War;
to the physical and mental capacity of any person for mil
itGry duty in the field shall be final and those Only thus
ascerained to be hit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction
SEC 3 There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District IN the several States, three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board of Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any
OF whom may act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trict.
SEc g. When il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place OF rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish city
in county parish AiI:~ uuy eIIr0TIeu person
therein is unable to attend OF sickness shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandart of the nearest camp Of instruction; and
the person named therein shall within reasonable
time report himself for examination at said camp of in.
sruc'iOu, his continued disability certified by the Ger.
tcae of respectable physician of his County city dis
trct parish he shall be held liable as absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct. IL, 1862.
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SUPREME CnnRr

RICHMOND NJ. PEARSON, Of Yadkiu Chief Jn.tioo
WIN H. BATTLE, Of Orange, Associate Justice
MATTHIAS f. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justica
HAMILTON c. JONES of Rowan Ra As,Grney General
EDMUND Is. FREEMAN, of Wake Clerk
JAMES LlTcHFoRD of Wake, Marshall
At present the sessions of the Sunremo Conn, - I !,
in the CITY Of Raleigh year. commeucn1 on IN
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA,
Civil Department.

ZEBULoN B. VANCE of Buucombe, Governor.
RICHARD Ii. BATTLE JR., of Arson, Private Secretary
RUFUS Ii. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State
DAHIEL W. COURTS, of Rockingham Public Treasurer
WV K. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk
CURTIs II. BRoGDEN. of Wayne, Comptroller.
ID. W. Balm, of Wake, Clerk
o. Ii. Perry, Librarian.
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Headquarters, Kinston, N. c.,
DECEMBER 10th, 1852.


Special Orders, ''-' 'O'''
No. /.
Ia HEREAFTER NO CORN OR COTTON WILL BE
- permitted to be taken from the Counties Of this
military District without the written permission of bis
manding.
No. 2.
Provost Guard will be established at Mosely Hall to
prevent all shipments of the commodities named para,
graph lst of this Order that may not have the required
written authority.
By order in. G. EVANS, Brig. Gen. Commanding:
SAMUEL j. CORRIE,
A. d. C.
Dec. Is, 1862. lOl-tf.
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an ACT TO ANsND An ACT ENTITLED Az ACr TO PURrH.
En- PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLIC DkFEScE," APPROVED I6ru
APRIL, 1852, TINS ACT TO AMEND THE SAME APP.
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27TH 1862.
The C5ngre"s of the Confederate States of america do en-
act That all persons subject enrolment for military ser.
vice. may be enrolled under instructions from the War De
partment, and reported BY the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State their residence
or not aud when enrolled shall be subject to the pr-
visions OF law fully If enrolled within the county and
State OF which they be residents Provided That this
act snail not extend to any member of military organic
tion under any State law while he remains in actual ser.
vice without the limits Of his State And provided further
That the President authorized suspend the execution
OF this act as regards the residents of locality where be
may lind impracticable TO execute the entitled
act TO further provide far the public defence" approved
April IT, 1882 and the amend the last toned act
approved September 81 1862.
Approved October s, 1869.
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Jan. l6, 1883
Headquarters Cavalry Brigade,
JANUARY 18TH, 1868.

c. - JANUARY l5TH, 1868.
No -
TENHE GENERAL COMMANDING ANNOUNCES TO
all a6senees from his Brigade that should they vol
unfairly report for duty within fifteen DAYS from the pub
hcaon OF this order that is before the LIST of February
deiRquencies
rms does not include commissioned officers whose
ample in several instances has been inprous IN the men,
by order OF Brig Gen b. IL. ROBERTSON.
VIM a. WO2THINGTON, A. D. C.
Jan. ~, te63. TT
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SUPERIOR COURTS

S cures S0nn H. Barley OF Buncombe RompIps N
6aundeH' OF wake Robert r. Heath of Cbowan Gsorn.
howard Jr' OF Wilson, James w. Osborne Of aeeIsEns
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BOARD OF CLAIMS

= 11O4AIED UT OIIAIN
BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS. of Orange.
p. II. WINSTON, ia, of BERTHE.
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SECoND CIRCUIT.
DupIin fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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IN, first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
FIFTH CIRCUIT.

Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September.
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: Legislature of NOrth-Ca1o,iD..

we give below the list of Ssn.,or
the next General Assembly a. fr ana COmnOners e
1Ieh. IL any of our friends 49, as We have lean,
OO"se Us oy informing US. ''''' an errOr, they viii
Pdsguotank and D. SENATE.
Camden 0nd U Ca,. r!esrQI'naGns-W Il. BayI.v
GATES and Gaoa0an"MdTiIkI,P !, NED NED Lindsey.
JuyaS ana IyT7eH-CharIes McCIe.so
11n1TseGmptoa-Dr. W. s. Cone1aeGSe'
Reryo'd.J. B. Slaughter P''Anu'
Bert.e-DaVid Outlaw.
1 1. ana HaShington-J r. a.
H5SgstJa@-Mason L. Virgins w. CarraWay.
Pa zse0DoS e sn i R mtSsos-Jesse H. Powell
Bed1Ort-E. ]. Warren
CrGceD-Nathan Whitford
Greene and Lenl0ir-Edward PatrfaHaeii
ne'o Hun00er-El W. Hall.
Dupin-Dr James q. D;cIso
Ons0D-J. MHrriR.
1 4sa1S~, i1rSH&w'Gs, Gc-Capt. j. ". FIJI,
CUMBERLAND d and AIrnett-WiIIiam E W.
SamPson-Thomas l. Faison. - wright.
Wdyne-Wm. K. Lane
sLohnston-C. B: Sanders.
Wake-WiIlie d. Jones'
GdSh.Capt. A. J. Taylor.
Ffan6fIn-Wa Washington Harris
WdrreR-E. d. Drake
GrGnUiAe-R W. Lassiter
PerSOn-James Holeman
Orange-Hon. William A. Grabo,u
AtdnGnce and RaRdoLDh-GiIss MI
ChathdOn--William p. Taylor. e"ane'
Riss, @nd d m@d4tSgo1 s.y W wooe,
1Hson and Ueion-WiIliam C. Smith
Gutfor6-Peter Adams. " 0l1ltn.
Cds,0eN-Hon. Bedford Brown
Roctingham-Gen. F. L. Simpson.
AteckIeT0u'g-JOhn A Young.
Ga6arT~s a,I .Santy-J ". Smith
Ro'oan and DdVte-Dr. j. G. RamS.r
DaoidsOn-H. Adams. '"liSay'
& Ss5s S and f'rsyh7COl. Jas E. Matthew,
4edeH, Hikkes, del. Q. Shame
Turse, AcDoO@H &c.-S. J. Neal
L'HcoEn, CASTOR, Gc.-James Fl. VIII.
RRu ua.e5I,9 Ro4t &e.-M. Q. DicEe Tses
6Hnc0"l6e, Henderson, Gc--ou'
Haytoo0d, Nac0n &C. d. Smith
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