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AND
II DIsINrECTING POWDER.
PREPARED AND FOR gALHBY
W. 8. + III D MP 8 10 N,
Corner of 18th street aud Nptc York Qrsauk

The above compound is prepared With . special
view to meet the waats Of the public in the ap-
Ing sinRi cessleols outhonsss stables ana vessels
used in sick rooms, barracks, GANGS. HOSPITALS.
equal II destroys the most obnoxious eshaia
tons and resists the deem positions of animal and
vegetable matter to greater extent than any thin
Of the Kind offered to the pu Bile and II thor
oushly used by the residents during the summer
will prevent great deal of the sickness aesr suta
bic to the foul air generated in large cities during
warm weather. my 2s-1mS
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FARMING OPERATIoNs--Our farmers seem
to be taking due advantage OF the present spell
in planting their corn, or in preparing land in
tended for this important crop, which has been
much delayed by the unfayorable spring.
Another such week As the present, however,
will find the planting pretty well through with,
and thus allow attention to he directed to other
crops, such rs tobacco, potatoes, &c. The
seeded oats seem to have come up well, and
The wheat and grass present an encouraging
appearance. The prospect for an abundant
yield of all kinds OF fruit is equally promis-
ing.-Roclril.c MD Sentinel.
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% EPLY OF MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM B. FRANK
h LIN to the Report Of the COMMITTEES on the
Conduct Of the War With Mapi o csnts.., i
my1l ERANOK TAY LCG,
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rHE RUM0RED INVASION W(,vE.
MENTS OE LEE

TIE following is the N. I. Ferald's dispatch
from the Army OF the Potomac, referred TO
yesterday, IN telegraph from New York Tits
not signed ~ the correspondent, as Is reanired
by general orders. It is dated al Headquarters
May IS, and TO have been received ~ New
IorN OF thc night OF the same say would
necessarily have been sent by telegraph, and
thus passed the supervision Of the censor.
HEADcCAErERs Army or TIE POTOMAC,
Nay s8.-The rsf'eI army is evidently NOV ing
gen. Lee has issued al order, which was reau
10 the troops few nights since, copgrarElatinS
them upon their past achievements, and tore
Swallowing raid into Maryland He Tells
them that they are TO have long and rapid
marches through e country w,tnou.eaiiroaas.
and calls upon every man 10 be prepared lor
he sevfrost hardships. Wonderful victories
are, OF course. promised them, an0 The over
throw OF our army predicted as an inevitable
event.
The trains OF the enemy have been seen for
several days lowing from the depot OF supplies
below Fredericksburg, and balloon reconnols-
sanee. nave discovered = large column push
ing rapidly in she direction Of Culpaper.
Whether the army intend making raid INTO
Maryland, OF is endaycring To get between
Gen. Rockers army and Washington. we are
unable 10 determine.
Every one is on the qua rire, and stirring
news may be soon expected from the Army of
The Potomac. go
Everything remains quiet along the rlyer.
A few additional rifle pits are being thrown up
an the south bank, hut the rebel piekets lounge
IN the shace rs usual, apparently coiiyions to
all operations outside Of their own sphere.
There is evidently some movement in the
rebel army across the Rappahannock, but
whether il is the commencement Of raid into
the North, or q mere fein: TO prevent our send
ing reinforcements to the West, cannot be as
cartained at present. One thing is certain, we
have troops enough at all points to oppose any
attack the confederacy may see fit to make at
any point OF our lines.
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~ The rebel congress have adopted a new
flag. If fortune smiles on Grant he will make
them change it again-to a white one.
- Dr. Peters, who killed Van Dorm, has ar
rived a. Cincinnati. and reported to Gen. Burn
side.
San Roman, President of Peru, died sud-
denly in April, and was supposed TO have
been poisoned.
~ The Springfield Republican is inclined
10 believe the Eicksburg news, as it came neither
from nor through Philadelphia.
~ The reported match for $4,000 between
Tom Hyer and Joe Coburn, is pronounced a
hoax.
~ The report that ValIanGigham's wife is
insane. is denied.
Hen. Hugh J. Jewett declines the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor of Ohio.
SOn Monday. over 4,GU0 emigrants arrived
a. New York from Europe.
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PROPOSALS.
RI s. A. MEDICAL AID HOSPITAL pnpAaF
Os MEET

en- siON IA rt day az , ne ext. ana on "a
,spot with the following articles, in snch quaint
les e nay be required during the les pectiv
non thf.
c.,. CLASS No. 1.
Cotton WadcinS
s ssslrains. for eptha.mis,
TTsr.. cotton, or twill.a ...y bird
Tape. WOODEN. or ~oolen binc inR
Ihresd, linen, uneleached
Towels, for roller
Ivine, y eoar-e
Oiled Muslin, ~ yard pieces
oakum, nns picked
Binders Boards, 2sxls
Knspsssss; hospital
~, ,,,,.., CLASS So.4
s s1sssss ' issss;: canvas
Envelopes. printed " :"
R.psr. wrIans, Cap. Letter
Psneiis, Lead, Faser, so.a.
Portfolios, cap size
wax ssAaAs CLASS No. 6,
Wster-beds, India Rubber
Rubber Cushions. for air or wate
enss. rs.ea. 5 sss ss1ss' 'A'A
Blankets. white or gray
Counterpanes
MOSQUITO Bars
CLASS Nos.
Bed Pans, ses
Dishes, assorted sizes,
Feeding Cups, delft
Msdiei9s Spoons, def
Pitshsrs: half gallons.
Eeto.ts, delft
Pots, chamber, deli
Spit mugs, without tops
spittoons
Jumb,erf, glass
CLASS No. 9.
Basins, tin. small
Basins, wash hand
Candlessicks
G3suldrons, assorted sizes
4ip.ers. tin, ! pint
Flesh Forks
tunnels, tin, rlnt
knive. and EoSss. Ml1s j: s. a.
Knives, Butchers
Knives, Bread
Measures, tin, gallon to pins
BED Ticket Frames
Stoves, Cooking, and fixtures
Range, Cooking
Close Stools
ssaI s' ra and WEIGHS, shop oD''s'n
Bedstesds, iron
Refrieerstors
bedside Tables
Butler Tray G;.ss NJ ~,
Brooms
Brushes, scrub
Buckets, wooden
Clothes lines
Roodsaws
Tablespoons
Hasc fsss'
Homes
CofFae-miils
Tin Warmer, for stomach
Tin: Warmer, for feet
Sadirons
CLASS No. IL.
tunnels, glass, half pint
PIll-boxes, turned wood
Pill Machines
Pill Tiles sxi0
Razors and strop, IN case
Sheep Skins, dressed for plaster
spatulas, 8 to inches
Spirit Lamps
Walls, assorted
Griiirons
Kettles, tea, iron
Ladies'
Pans, frying
Pans, sauce
Pans, tin
Pots, mustard
Pots, pepper.
Samples OF articles will be shewn, and particu
to sizes of packages, quality of articles ant
70 bic quantity required, will be given on appi
alton at this Office.
Bidders must embrace in their proposals ell th'
rticles DESIGNATED in any one class. Pro osal
OF in con fcrmity Herewith will be rejected
Proposals from Gisl0yal parties will not be con
idered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompan!
ach proposal.
he fai thful performance of his contract, viii bt
eq uired Of the successful bidder.
As the articles in the ahoya classes are only pur
hased when the wants Of the service deman,
hem successful bidders from distance, will pi
equired to establish agency in this city.
The Medical Purveyor reserves the right t.
eject any and all bids not deemed suitable, an
II contracts accepted will be bect to the APPROX
HENRY JOHNSON,
NJ. S. K. o. 8. A. and
my 2G-td Acting Medical Purveyor
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BOOKS, &C.
FhoN PARIS

II th0A PARIS.
De Ser.,t;.,rsss,. Dc. fr::s a.Iss vss
j, Gsilisri-IDstruetion .ur 10 Fortifestiop %
gsud.-xertisea.iou De CAM payne.
CIaf psnaer,Etudes sur lArrase Francasse
Observation-Disclosures Histe.isne az. Prosres de-
Fart Hihtaire. -1SHe Nss ~
TsssssssnTssits ssrAr. Milit.irs.
Places kortee Avee Plan.
0hsteiair-Trsi.e aes hesonne i.sances Minsairee
r uayoi.msnnuei oe Administration des Corps dc
Esf; Regiments de Fer.
Ksmene-Tsc:isue Appr0priss an Psrfs.tiopr~-
nsss o. ass Afnts . few 1ortstyss sscv ,.on
u ATTENTION, IvxRYBoDYi
j he SubscTiber having lately retained from the
Eastern sprias Trade Sales ofsr. u TIA public The
sssssss ana hes. sslessss stock Of Books.
fore pressnsed IN this market. sS,iess pes,sss
examine our stock and prices before pureh.sins.
we'll .s.es.d is Stock Of Hise.ll.n.ou. Boos., at
Low rates.
The cheapest snd most handsome assortment Of
YhotoErapa Albums, ranging in price from 80
The largest assortment Q. Gard p rso:oxssSss Si
Prominent Men and Women. Americans and For
e ssss
did sssor fment or Foreign and American stst;.n
cry and Fancy Arteles saeh Is ohsss, osesgers.
Donincss, Combs, Brushes. Scrap Books. Pocket
Books. Writing Decks. Work Bcxss, &e.. &C., kc.
Ambrotype CoSis. OF Paintings and Ensrsvinrs,
OF S n large sssor t"ent always on hand.
WV 10 : 'Ai' WILLIAM F. aIcHsTlIs.
National Book store, 27s Pa. avenue.
myls ~ bet. nth and i2sn sts.. Washington.
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GILK WRAPPINGS

- AND SHAWLS.
We have just received beautiful assortment of
the latest styles Of heavy Silk Wrappngs and Lons
and Square Spring shawls. Also. 10 pieces Black
Silks, suitable for dresses and wraPpings.
sp2l NJ. TAYLOR d 90.
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GIRLS AND THEIR GRAVE sECRETS A Penn.
syly ania girl, who has been serving as u sol.
der in the Army of the West fer ten months,
says she has discovered great many females
among the soldiers, ono OF whom is now lien.
tenant. She has assisted in burying three fe.
male soldiers at different times, whose sex was
unknown to any but herself.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

J. J. MAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
50espEsssrLvASIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AID Torn Sis, w4sHIEeToE, D. G.
Drees Goods, Domestic Got,on Goods,
Nsntl+s. Black Silks,
Hosiery: ShAwls,
ouilt -' F.anne.s. Ss.a.s.
TO present to caeton.ers aii times fresh sup
plies Of the above Goods. ahd Mt prices AZ lew ~
b. .pursuns this system OF bayi Jag goods cheap
one day ana selling them cheap the next our bust
ness has Increased greatly seysSs our s.sss'Asi0Rs
sos P.nnsylvan:a Arenae,
CHE At Vet Tory
DRY GOODS TRADE.
and Brought s!sssisd Muslin down to isSso some
Is. ana vide to 2ss.
Fine ssir.ins Linen. Pillow Case 81 ( nsn Sheet
D.m rasi Table Cloth .. old prsces.
A large stock of kmbroideries.
White Gro Shades Undersarments.
''0i = y WI MiSs sfaEs ansH Mark. ,,
my &c between 7th and st.' d sets.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
as RhHIS sn6 ligVKEp
EEKTi As's po SH1 p M't chiViRs Eo afhGaAxs
lawns, JAooNETs. ORaANDiRs. BAaSaEs,
e ssEs GOODS L .l..s 4.4s.1 .sa a
spI NJ TAYLOR l. co.
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SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS.

This valuable Bitters is prepared in great part
from the herbs gathered from the Swiss Alps and
Tyrol Mountains in Germany, and is a Standard
Bitters in Russia, Germany, and Switzeran for
the cure of
CONSUMPTION, COLDS.
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER. KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS.
AND
PAIN IN THE STOMACH
It reguiates and opens the bowels, creates apps-
title, prevents fever and many other diseases. It
was highly recommended by DIR. ALANZOEo in
the Russian War of 1872. It was used as q GENRR-
CERTAIN remedy for the diseases named,
with great success and wonderful cures.
remarkable feature oft is, glassful poured
upon the head and we'll rubbed in will cure the
most painful headache.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-A small wineglassfull
previous to each meal and before retiring to bed.
Prepared and manufactured from the original
receipt by DE CAMP & MILLER, corner OF Sixth
and N streets south, Washington, Dc
SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS
This valuable Bitters has been very successful
prGofby nundrecs of citizens of Washington and
other ties of this country, with full satisfaction,
for the diseases named.
Therefore, officers and soldiers. and others con-
nected with the army should not &c without bot
tie OF this celebrated Bitters.
my 10 enlms DE CAMP il MILLER.
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TT MATTERS NoTs

Test r. J. MEIGS, Clerk. .
Copy-Test ~. J. MkIGS. CLERK. my29- law
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FoaxAT.oy OF CoRys.-Corns sre formed of
thickened layers OF cuticle, ana are generally of
conical shape, With the points descending into
corresponding cells, or Expressions of irregular
depths, according TO the injury caused upon the
immediate parts where the external pressure is
most severe The pain they cause is not in the
corn isaeif bu. in the part compressed by il, the
operation Ter their removal 10 painless bloodless.
and efsctual IL the predis posing aud exciting
"a see be avoided. To all afflicted With Germs,
bunioha, Troublesome nails, or other disorders Of
the fsetwe would recomnnsaded an esrly call on
between Four-snd a-hasfand Sixth streets. my n
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SPYEkAroRRERA CAN BE CpRRp.-Dr. Rsnd's
Specific cnrcs Sprraiorrhoa. Seminal! Weakass,,
I1po.enet, Loss C Posre-, etc., speedily and ef,xal
~. It's effects are truly magical A trial of the
Specific, viii convince the Laost skeptical Of its
merits. Price 81 . box. Sold by s. q. Ford, cor
Ter nth street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
Eeury Geek exandria. ja6-Iy
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&AEAf PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, efa Baltin4cYs ~
HGTyisbKyg to tas North and Wsst-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quiek time
Low fare and connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information Apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
syivznia Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvsnia
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington 0fice open from.
.. m. until p m; on Sundays from to p. m.
IA lilly =. o. MORTON, Agent,
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On. DuPoNT's Sussr-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best in They operate speedily
and tfefttceg, and being coated create Aau
sea upon the most delicate stomach A trial of
these will prove their superiority ocer all Others
Price 81 box. Sold by 8. @. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cool, Alexandria. ts6.ly
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SECRET DISEASES


Sanloriton's gig is the most certain, safe and
efectual rsmedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
coy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
aHd recent cases in twenty four hours. No nj oer-
al, no balsam, mercury. Only ten pills ts be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want TO be exposed. Male pack.
ages, So; female, SIS.
SamarifaH's Roof and Herb Juiees-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers
Sores, Spots, letters, &C. Price 81, six bottles
for Sc. eold by 8. c. Ford. See advertisement. II.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS! PEoTE CT YOUR HEALrH,-
No sensible man will leave the City without q
supply Of Holloway's Pills Ointment. For
wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers and Dysentesy,
these medicines are the best in the world. Every
English and French Soldier uses them. Only rs
cents per Box or Pot. 226
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DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, Urinary
AND SEXUAL eYsrEas.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the HoscaYd Associarion-sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
DR.. j. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-3m
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Nv FINE HUKEES. =
i BE Subscriber is constantly in receipt OF very
nne HORSES for sale, single and matched, ~
lected by himself at the North expressly ~
for this market, and some among them cannot fail
stock He will sell them low for cash, and respect
fully invites all who want either Buggy. Carriage,
sales and exchange stables, on Louisiana avenue,
outh side, between 9th and 7th sts
mar7-tf JOS. i. HEISE.
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WARRANTED TO CuRR L SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey Z
Antidote, an Knglisk Specific Of si1ty-fve years
standing, will cure Gonovrh0d in siz days. Nc
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. js6-ly
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CUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oF co

my 2S-eoln
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The undersigned thankful to his friends and the
public in genera Il, for the patronage they 4
have given him as former proprietor ofYE.6A2
leave to inform them that &c has transferred MS
ishment to the corner oflsth Street and Penn
new and complete style. Connected with it is a
RESTAURANT, where the best Of Wines and
at all hours and at the shortest notice.
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
mayS sms J. W. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJurAsr GENERALS OFFICE,


myS- colin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11
AFFAIRS IN TENAS.

MOBILE. sept 9.-EX"cllent wage. are raid
in lexis to ESii n.:.,d-. Negroes sell .t from
three TO tuuE thousand dollars encn. IN
wards Ot I Ei:G.:"cd thousand slaves have =.
rived !r"Ia Louisiana and Mississippi. p:.ir-
ters Al! Spectators are gong beyond Sl2ryr.
p"so to purchase or tise.
Good beet un the 100. :e!is for e:-s: sp,G.
per pound: vegetables are cheap c.,t.r n..,n.
tnirt, dollars u head coffee thirty-li,r crr.,,
pea i'o'!hi silver five dollars III cuncacv =:
D:"wu,T!!ic, Texas. Planters are cheerful;
according !!:hes u the Government.
lhtriy-two q L;ncV!n'S Louisiana nycr::..:s
are NJ huntsville, to be seat to Eagle Pass .or
their .I''H fa!'''t. The :pGr'ry III thai Tc...gn.
i, '.esr:i.
70 'ii>h reports spread through Texas ike
wi!di;r". 1t : reported that President Davis
and General Bragg arc hosh dead, aAi that
zen. Lcc has been superseded.
Cen. Taylor Is IN great repute.
pcntie'oH has b"en elected Governor by q
small ma Iority.
Herbert. Sexton and Branch are elected 10
Congress.
Military matters are quiet. The people end
troops ale prepared to repel invasiu,.-
Iho health Ut the State is goud.
Tao Irdans til, the frontier arc trouble
some.
An average Of fourteen vessels are coz
stantly OH Galveston, hlockuIing the har-
Dor. Gr:at confidence il feIt in Gea Magru-
der.
The crops in Texas are unprcccdentedly
large. Wheat and corn enough are made TO
supply she Western bank vi Mississippi :o-
Two years to ce:ao, # not Il gcaiu is >osu il,
tn. interval. The SKINNER has been very
DRY.
Cotton laaking commenced i'll August.
Ahonr 10000 bales Of the old crop are now
in the STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11
LATEST HR0ii THE UNsTED sTiIEs.

Nax hcrn papers. of ;he Ith instant, have
hecn Teceiycd. There is, however. Little news
vi Importance The latest advices received in
Iankee.loln from Charleston, were 81 the Alb
ins a;.t. y despntch published in their .,ur-
na- states thai - Sumter is perfectly dcln, =
isIied '-that Gilmore dug out and captured
>eveniy-iivc men FROM their rifle pits in front
Of Wagner, on Tuesday"
4 special despatch from Memphis. safes
that General Davidson, with the advance If
St,ecs army. lad driven the rebels. 1,N0
strong. across Bayou Metairie, killing lGo
anl cap;urin. ir".' The Yankee loss was
set down ut thirty. General Steele tlankcc)
was .. Duya!ls Bluff oD the 3lst.
The papers contain no news Of Importance
from Nsaics ;.rmy. They state that Gene
raj Lees army IS scattered over wide extent
Of country, from the Blue Ridge to the Rap
Iahannoc:k.
pcs1utches from Tennessee confirm the re-
ported occupation II Knoxville by Burnside.
on the Alb ;n...oj
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DUEL BETWEEN LADIES.

We finl the following paragraph in the Phis-
de!phia Inquirer of the ID:
On Monday forenoon several ladies, while on
a visit to friends house, 3 short distance from
Grny'S Ferry, were amusing themselves by sing
ing and dancing, when one Of them a resident of
Baltimore, sung n verso OF the Bonnie Blue Flag;
ono ct the other ladies jestingly said. "Yo,i are
rebel" Mt which another commenced the South-
crn Marscllaise when it finished, the lady
who had been called rebel. said Il wish VIC
had pistols, Id fight dGsl with you for calling
ME 2 rebel" At this. q daughter OF the gentle.
man at whose house they were. said : I'VE hare
pistols in the house, but they are no: ioaded -
They were brought; and III order to give it The
form of u duel. distances we're measured ia the
room. the Indies took their places. wort WIS
given, one. two, three when the lady VINO mad
called the other rebel said Il vii, ii: III thS
chair, as wish to die easy" Word WAS again
given and the Baltimore lady, who had seil-
cooking pistol, pulled the trigger and bang went
the pistol p!etcinG scream was heard, and IN
an instant the roum was filled with the 'rcm1ers
al the family. when il WAS discovered that two
OF the ladies had smooned the Baltimore indy
was s:an6,ug motiouless. and The one who wished
TO "Gic easy" sitting pa!c with terror in her
chair; one BAIL had PASSED through her dress on
the left side, grazing the skin. whiio III the leaf
of table on which she had rested her arm were
eight distinct shot holes and one bullet embedded
in the wood The pistol had been loaded by 4
boy on the Fourth OF July, but the charge had no,
been fired. The ladies were soon restored 10
consciousness. and commenced to realize the
danger of meddng with firearms, n warning, it
is needless to say. they will not disregard for the
Eu.,
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J-ISt: WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE.

n
We ,s srtscrhs.s III OFF, for tale the premli"s the
,va!i known Trsc, Of LAID. called BELLE MONT. con-.
ching abGut 23 aces ~ public action the Sr
OF OrrrB FE uryt. II not ,oid privately before.
Of :h.s ~ ni7re or less IN very coed
state OF cultivation being adapted to the growth Of III"
.rr- d, ccrs &C fh- country. ILi farm tas on
~ eye !i-rt DWELLING Houss. containing rooms
cluaTr az II The basement II al his Cd
brick Krhen veil G. cold ami inygora''rg warr Bnd
large ADD good bara. with EtaOes attached.
TIL. land is d~,ratc for usny The orchards
7bonn IN delicious fruits Of many KIDD sush AZ apple,
prcirs pears ;n: cherries, &c DC The rfifhboEho
fer peiy nrlgcrc, and refinement, ~ inie,ier %
ar. Their, foiirshing Bsptist Ch.rch In miles
aud good Mill n less than one mile Any wi.hing
10 purchsse viii 10 we'll 10 CALI and examine 70. him
self.
At the 50 tine. IL! be sold Ill the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Farming Ut nsIr, Carx, Buggy,
Horses Cows Hnes Sheep, Wheat Corn Fodder Shueks,
sud rariou, other articles too tedious to
Terms ca h, in Confederate money Ad iress for fur
hrr particulars. THOMAS H. ~BURRUsS, A, let's.
King william, Va TH0S H. BURRUSS,
SELL CIV AND ]. EURkCSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11
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TITO Il. r. 'todsers, md TO tho said D. r.

TITO Il. r. ;iodgers, md 10 the said B. r.
j Rodgers md K. ii. '.indsny!
Take noce tina: G- t- llh cay o. October 1851 At The
Office OF Howard Sands. IN the CT of Richmond TirG
mia the undersigned. will proceed TO take the dspcsi
;;ors of w Godin ard othe be read evidence in
sui, in Chan-ery depending in the County Court ef Hen
rico IN which ], the undersigned III plaintiff. and yen he
said F. Rodgers and K. b. indssy and other. de-
teudants and If from any the sad dpositiors be
rot commenced on that day II commenced II they be
not concluded that day they will DO CO nnued suh i'd
urued frG time time at the pace and between
The same hours, Until completed;
And you tie aid q r Rodgers. are hersby tHrther
notified that SHALL the tIrcaI. Court Of H-rriro
Ccun7 Oh the srt day Of the ofthe said Court
i the judge thereof be sitting day, rot then
,hs r day OF the session sad Court to from
ts said rHjst7 Onnrt Of Henriro mo tho sad frcui'
Corrt Of Henrieo su;t Chanssry depending In the
County Court In which l. the undersigned plaintiff
and you. the sed g. T. Rodgers W Grim and ethsrs,
srs defsndsntA 4, p. WILLIAMS,
EspilAstu Antlns Trustee