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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-09

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Gie 1T bas Sbwert Der @eIhiGte;
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9eabut,
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Sie lit bic @ers6tistsit @ptt,s.
8pr itr erbeb' uno erbleihe 3prann,
Sammt Drtnem blut'sen Ssrcpes.
Sa ,tt're Gpraun, Der cas- Saterlouo.
Der bic Sretteit In 8lut min ertrdntsn,
G5 tpirb Der Serseltuns allmdbtige Sanb
DID lelblt In ben @t9runb psrlenteu.
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I'm prs gfe9ers willsu sesraben,
Sn ben @bsrunb, In ben On i'm blutsen 6d6
sStlit 5reibeit uno @r6es bssrabsn.
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Die Srubsr, bic Ou tcnntelt entswsien,
unp bic Du eet5ptet In blinber sButb,
gle Iue um SerssItuns bsut' l&rsien.
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ltup Serseltun9 auf ewi9 rptrb fiirbterli5
StH trsHen nit i9rer Serni4tuns.
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Orr Geuftl ots 0oloes.
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@sleulhaft.
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(6prtisBun4)

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ais fe ben Brief 9elefen batte. gBUmit Ipa in
o'nn nun Die Belt anfi0sn2 SD wsrbs NM
2augewsile ittrtfn. - Con t6 penn bier am
8snffr 0sm @OnFsur aI,rsO @sit8tsr fsneipeu
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mir nit isinsr nsusn 9srids tpieber einen @pos
mn6sn2
GOujls idb in Steism ItOmsnts Sirtli6 1ssr
Dsrltimmt aus, in tbrem llnmutbs matte f, ~.
abfnteusrltaRen 9lane. Sit wUllte NIT serrr
SteHsn Elm ptrfReS aiebesoer6dltnis onfuf,
pfsu, lie pOlIte nIls Die iunesn esute bic tbr ben
9oT 8smabt, unb tsren paren ni6t uenios
mad Der Het6e 3u Tt stnlasen, unb 9Ott msjs
tpas is lOnlt nod pOats. sic pudbt. Bel 6,rrn
Stsnsn an na%Ssm iie eur&s S&la6.uo6 Ss.
SsaHsst bate, SnB sr an Ista.m S.erstar sos
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fnillctou.

(Sm ,,Slabberabatid" Der glew srrter @benp<
9eituns ftnbsn mir bas iclssnse G'rtttt, benz
natiirlid srise berbs rrpublitanIhe Stete tci-
.Qefiist iuo, iitcr Die 6 Der bemutratil6e S&ret'
Der jepoh leiht trGtru prr);
9lbrabam 2incplu nnb Die
SSer9cltun9.
Gun Seinri6 Sod.
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ntdts ltnesn = es muste YapieresIo lctn.
Oas Nann@eu erfhrat, als wnrpe er Bel ri.
mem gsrtrshsu iitcrraitt. 2uuiie podte nuh
10 pl0BIid uno 70 unseltim. Gr Iuh gan, blei6
aus, ais er iih na& Der Stlr umpanete.
60 OTfnen Sir or6 rtef 9cutle.
gHaS wruen sic BON mira frastc @trfFen.
AR - td' iebne mid 70 Irtr na6 Gbnen
otriests scuiie, Sic ipsrren fd ia ean, i'd siu
- SD trenne DOR lln9etuIo, sic gu leben. =
Scffneu Sir.
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serIRtepene Din9e 3uiammen, Die spr ibm joosr
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Nun, miro es balp. Ss iaumlsliaer gpenf6,
rief Scule wirber.
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Sttinme surid.
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'm,nsr nOh ntbt gallant 9enus.
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Der ,Ineissr" ui6sint itbcn Scnnotsno iu $500 in
jdbr6er SprouS abua8 coer iu l23 Cts abbar an Ole
Er1oer @n,eocn merotn u 81 90 bei einmaliar Gin-
Iutuns aufaenpmmeu etes mere SRaI pirp nit 30 GtS
Ecrcnet. Stcbtnhe GcbqftsaRSciSen trcn $50 per Sa5r
in SicrteliGbrliher SprauS;obluRs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-09

The German ADVERTISER
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
S. GILMAN, Assistent-Edito',
is published every Saturday, at Sc 90 per
Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFIca: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

NAV be to drive Ill goods now III "ho''-
sale hunds out the State an" ~ i'''i'
for the duration of the war al 'i'ir'i'-
cd goods from other States also out Vi 'no
State, the Legislature may well pause anu
refect before they take step winch r"r'eh'S
such evil to the people.
Aoetion sales, with their inflated prices, are
but another symptom OF the old disease re-
Iundant deprecated currency. ltmny hr' and
doubtless is 4 symptom which reacts upon and
aggravatcs tic disease: but the cure, Ia be
eiieetual, must be made of the disease. and
then this pctbegaomonic symptom Will d!sap-
pear.
Auction sale by the package, might be pro-
h;bitcd, and all sales required TO be brought
nearer to retail. Sales by tho package exclude
the great mass of buyers, and one would suppose
that restriction OF competition among buyers
would reduce the price but another principal
well known in trade operates to keep up the
prices. The buyers by the package, are men
who are to sci, to the retail merchants. and by
purchasing large numbers of packages, they arc
able 10 prevent the market from being glu'tcd and
are able to keep up prices, notwithstanding n
full market Ii this sale by package was pro-
hibiied, aud tbs small retail merchant enabled
to buy what his little trade demands, there would
be greater diffusion OF goods. aud consequently
no opportunity for combination, AMI from Il !nl
market, prices would fail.
This is subject OF great Importance, and we
hope will be carefully examined and not hurried
through. Men in hurry seldom make speed.
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and people SEQ TO it without delay lot ihon' r"'
solve to appreciate the currency by removing
tho CAUSES IF its depreciation. ono Of which ~
pointed out III the random rcnarks herewith sub
United.
No country. even in time OF pence. can long
withstand constant drain Of its metallic cilrrcn-
cy without some compromising equvalcnt--in
time of war it is fatal it is ruinous. il is mndncss.
The present state in which We find tho Conicd-
crate currency is more powerful for evil 10 tNG
Confederate cause, moro to be dreaded thnll al!
tho Abolition armies Of tho North with Abraham
| Lincoln ut their head, in the very heart Of the
CUmiedcracy.
! Tho amy would soon be male TO bite the
du<i-it would he annhilacd-the women ana
/ youths could aud would render efficient a'd III
/ their destruction. But this currency question
must he Grappcd with by tho best AND cIear"st
! minds in the COnfederacy. VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
REWARDS.
TuRS. JONES BRIGADE.


HQRS. JONES BRIGADE.
Aug 2UIh. ls'3
$3.50 KEWARn.-p.sorted ir". he ~ ' VIZ,
- on glnia Regiment, Johnsons Division. u; cainp
rear Orange Conr ilnus-, on the night "i tho 'e'" Nus
US! ,ius:.) tie following named soldiers:
Pr ate; Robert Anderson, &c. a: Jane lon ON ~"
F. !. g. Gregory CT. r; Samuel il Pcny Co. l. lyirrI'
Stuff, Co. +. and Geo X Egglcon, Go. r.
Ali Of The shove na,acd are from Henry county
Va,
Anderson IL y; yenrs old abou fet inches hici an
left had crry Confederate jacket and pants and BLACK
woo! hat.
Compton about feet high ~ years Of age. auburn
hur eye., dark complexion thin visaSe and r"ih-r
rough features: had on when hell blue army pants pare
checked shI t. black wool hat and cloth 81 oes
Gregory - years OLD dark hair, rcd Foaee am
nche hazel Eyes, red and rather r. n.y. LSG
when he lei; grey cket and pnt1 White WOOL max 'I'
cloth SLCe'.
resy Is about feet high % years old. auburn hal
blue eycy pale complexion; had when ha LETT GrsT
jacket aud pants, broad trim SHAW hat covered wan
BLACK cloth, and cloth shoes.
Stultz is feet riches high % years old 9neuIn pa
blre eyys, red, healthy benion, dir; ,c vhskr rs
add InJn=nchc; hat OF vida he left BLACK pants grey
iack.t and black WOO! hIt.
Eg.,ctnn II feet inches bish ~ years Old light har
thin snort pale saow tcmpexIoa, face bioai.d bud
pale blue eyea bud whrn he left grey JACKIE; ana Han
and black wool bar
The reward p 20 each will be paid for the anpre'en
o and livery Of tho above named d=serIrrs ~ the ca
ma"dsLt # he EcHre post whSre arrested, OF :" 'He
regiment. =,
Inflammation mrs, &c forwarded toihe commando s off,
OF JONES D.igaic. JOhnsons Division, II Corps A.
N.Yi.
rs crdprcf Col BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, CONF RrgSds.
JAMES BRUCE,
Mai, 4 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

The fall Of Chattanooga, with the reported
Cumberland Gap, has not tended to raise the
spirits of the people. Indeed, as long as
General Bragg commands in that Depart
InenE, the public will not expect other than
defeat. lie has lost Tennessee, and this is
enough ior one man. Cannot another be
tried? On the Rappahannock we have Lee,
Iongstreet, Ewell and Hill. Are all of these
needed to oppose Meade? Cannot General
1gstrnet-"o;d PETE" as he is aGoctionately
called by his gallant corrs-bc spared to the
Army Sf Tennessee? II he was in com
maud, his name, his experience, would soon
rcll upon the army and the enemy. Soldiers
often discuss the merits Of officers; at Gettys
burg, two were discussing the movements
and one remarked that Lnngstreet had been
sent to turn the encmy's left and get in their
rear. The other stated his disbelief thus :
80 Id Pete turn the lcf, indeed. he'll bring
up his corps straight to the front, and fight it
out, belly to. GeUY." And thisois what is
wanted in Tennessee. We have been falling
back-strategical!y man@uvrins--until we
have lost Tennessee, the great Southwestern
Railroad, and brought the enemy to tho great
central point of the Confcderacy. Let us now
have some fighting "bc'yto deily." We like
strategy and delight in man@uvres; but there
is ..time for all things" and fighting is not
excluded from that general rule. Gen. Long
street, Lees right arm, the Massena of North
ern Virginia, quiet, urrretending, unobtru-
sive would revive confidence, drive Rosecrans
hack, and soon redeem Kentucky. There is
no officer of the army, except General Lee,
who enjoys the confidence of The country and
the army to 4 greater degree than General
Longstreet Can he not be spared and put in
command of the ARMY of the West ? If this
lie done, and General Lee moves against
Meade, we shall see different aspect Of pub
lie affairs joy and confidence will revive, and
the winter close down upon our arms victori- !
gus AMI triumphant the spring will open upon
an army eager for the contest, and peace~i!l
be found before either long or doubtful |
search. Try cold Pete
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TIE BILL AGAINST AUCTION SALES.

TIE ELL AGAINST AUCTION SALES.
The bill! reported hy Mr.. Bou!din from the
Finance Committee OF the House of Delegates,
against sales OF goods and merchandise by
auction, is most important measure, and re-
Quircs the utmost caution and reelection before
being adopted or re, cctcl.
The Sentinel" commenting upon this bill,
says:
Eve suppose it docs not admit Of q doubt
that in ievcrish. excited monetary condition.
with the people distrustful Of their money, and
articles Of sale growing scarccr, sales by auc-
ton have tendency TO initiate prices. The
crowd, the competition, the art of the sales
man, the by-bdding Of the owner. the eager
ness of the bidders, all combine In iniiamc cx-
element and to swell prices. This is so well
understood that we see everybody now selling
ut auction. \ house, Il farm. n market gar
den. few cords of wood, horse or u cow, n
pair of shoes or blanket. n barrel or two Of
-four or q few hams Of bacon-eycrything is
sold by auction. Sellers are shy even of NAM
ing their own price for an article: they hope
auction will run I'M the figures beyond what
avarice itself could have vcnturcd 10 ask
Everything is auction
But while this is true Let the Legislature
look also at another feature. Why do men
by at auctions? Because they believe they
can lay cheaper than by private sale. And
men sell by auction because they hope to sell
for moro than they could at private salc. But
a7arice is vice not unattended with good. and
the avaricious buyer and the a7aricious seller,
both attend auctions: these two classes make
up the great body of the sradesmon. This law
will drive both classe" out Of Virginia. and
unlcss the law goes further, and lorbids Jnp-
erS at auction from bringing auction-sold
goods into the State, its effect will be merely
to transfer al sales to some other State, and
to deprive the State treasury of it's large reye-
nue. produced By tax on auctionecrs. BIT more
than this, if the law forbds anction-sold
goods from coming into Virginia, how are the
people Of the State to be cl0ttedt' Her peo-
pie are not manufacturing they cannot i'm
port, and her merchants cannot purchase,
except ut auctions. because auctions. are re-
sariled by both buyers and sellers as the best
mode Of vcndue. for The. interests Of each, thus
this bill may strip the people OF clothing, and
turn the whole State out naked.
If the Legislature can devise any scheme
which will keep or bring into the State
goods, wares and merchandise for private sale,
then this anti-nuction bill should, by all
means, be adopted. But if its effects
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
~ G;riDe3 SALES
By Robinson. Adams s; Co., tuctS.
Corner 9th X Main Streets.

GALE nF GROCERIES,.
y Manufactured Tobacco.
''''''' nL"CKADE GOODS
~ al'JsI0N.
- 10 o'"'ork' o. FFlDAT next. he iS'. Instant v"
20 bag, SnSs choice No Sugar
% bb!- and bo scs Clarified Sugar
~ Larl
j. Jamaica Eum
- kegs 81 Crrb Sol.
- DrXea Stare.
30 cas : I,ro1'i Sca1
- hhis o M"'@ss.@
60 bar. .a'. .gfsrr ard r0rr,! I.oa
10 k"r' NaiI. aud >pites
o. bales Cotton
II d'z Broom
5Utu.hcs IsGncts.
Loo pack ages Mann '..'rlr~I Toba, co
81 tb!. Srosing Tnaa e.
Lot in papers aid l.: rs do.
10000 Cuban Cigar. s1mr v"ry choice.
Blockade Goods.
800 pairs M'n's and Women, Shoe:
700 Mess Hats
aeO pair Cotton carls damaged
81 pieces Bl.ach+d Cotton
~ rro Shoe Strings
20 kegs Starch. So.P md F:rf.mcry
sma:! lot If Borsx
Alum, Quin!rs
Spirits Sit-".
Pur. Ni,rc and Saiphsc A.d
Rhu5arh. Cloves. Pepp.r
Sric". Mustard, Nc, DC.
So lids R0RiNsOEr ADAMS 4 co.
ALSO.
new Family Carriage
. sat' D"u:i" Ha-as.s
st Single Harness
Top Buggy
3npsn BuC:ics
Hand.av. and other Hardware
Genuine Silver Table aH'l TIA cooorS a"d f'Ti-
Perfamrry ROBINSON, ADAMS q co.
sep l6-'ds
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c.ncn ErxrARn.-rhe aaove reward viii! b.

t-.OHO EEWARD.--'rhe above reward will b :
tSOOO pi!d for the apprehension aud detection Of
she following named nen-"r 80 for any c1- OF them
dos ,-:e:s ."r! he 4Sth W.: Infantry. iourS brigade:
i'ir.. 1.F&iS GREEN, co. q: DAVID q Cox, IA
LEIGH PRUELl.. DANIEL CON JuHN S. MULES, jos
F. EriS0X, HENRY RHuLER. DhyIp lIUSAIY, UT. RO.
EERT LASEy. company @; WN. II DuE?pN. l.. J. >FF!
ny ana J G.. PETi.i;S, CO... pany J..
Inc men de.rr,td FROM the i-h Virginia :rnC Mt
ON liz, 5ih u, mt ard have no DOUBT made trr way
20 ,,rr hone. in Scott COUNT Va When apprnhrnGr ed
hey III ~ delivered their corrnnd or 10 ;c nrI:
!yr!inc "icrr OF the post, w!" will i.a"' tn
~-d offered or p-ri rii,"r Settled IT. "o d,rrrv
to their corrari, the Qlartrrnasar Of IL" bTiga6e Will
pay the reward
iao; nation rIrst De Forwarded TO IT," command rS
fjor": jones brigade johnson oi" J.i ri corps i.
Nv.
IL order Of Col. BRAnLrY T. JOHNSON.
JAMES BRUCE Mi and = u
Headquarters Jones Bris iGc,
AuCus, il !SG3. aus 2l-cct.}:A \ CGr in
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- II A G. E l. l y T.

- Il A G E l.
MLBOR0 DEPOT, BY TIE WARN. lot. HEAL
ING AND WHITE sULPAuR SPRINGS 10 LEW
1SBCRG.
We will commence running !:ne OF forr.hnrse
Coaches trweeky. il connection With the Frgi!ia e.
trail Railroad. ;e ed day Of August. 1853. fr;9 5i
boro Depo by -hs WARM Hot, Healing and White > NJ
phGr S7rirss, 70 Lev!.hurg
Leave Mitoro' Depot The arrival Of the ca-,, Tues
days Thursdays snd Saturdays end arrive Ut Ley!=orrg
next dag At i clock P. ".
Leave LewIsburs Mondays. Wednesdays ard Friday.
sad arrive Miboro next day In time 70 crnpsc With
II. cars, TROTTER, CONhH w.
iuz 9-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
C.7s N REwAaD.--Strayci or s:olrn from III

ct.JS0 REWARD..-Strayci or solrr from the
y L ~ danta'i1I Cf the AuMcriber, on ihr Column.
IA road seven mile! below Cumberland Court lou,
Snrrcl Horse, about ic". fc-, tGlch ard about zen
c! mark in the iofch"si which u broad WIN {"
Tar with marrow strip oi w!,te rStraliE e down To-
gsr'l- III" W towards the furr"n II" has aIS"
-ys- c1n's on hi hack caused iy saddle gals. IL il
u.n thinx slightly rirrot.tGrd and have OIh"r
marx not oy7 rrcii"cef =. had him 10 Only
about our .yenS lie -aJ one OF tie wheel hoTs"s 81 .
team .rni the coun'y 81. Berkeley, ana WAS
somewhat CALLED IN tie shoulders, especially tire right,
and ha 4 r!e name under the collar rubbed OF c'o;r'y.
Ic Of co-d rotm nrd outline, work. H"l' IN harness
aud c.rf!.- hnrr: well! with somewhat arc'ing neck.
The shove reward VIII b, urii OH is delivery MT
fy j. liars for sch inis..aon wI'l cradle Ga get
hin aIi.sr. JOHN T. WILSON.
.i1.orI%
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FOR RENT.


= i%D AND $Ef:H0f!' H. CGThrr!rr" : 4"
I 4 Rsat-rh- suh-t.b-. wt-.- ~ rest "u: f,r ~
U.'0 year the Ian? "n "h.r1 s'c ."-."-, - Gu.
COUNT couiairiuE abou: So - good '"1 "
r!.,lrr s,pi :cnc"-. VITA rr:v EceE D-",..-' D.
rr,... gr. -ihr |Do'sL ard I'll a-c.sE::" "G'.G --
&Hrg; ;hirfv Hrgroc, nil b. h..eI - 81 Js.'.s
i--.s :'e !a:i .i,l0Tg the ..:or4 r"r- = 80
drive several excellent ioas--arr"..:tj. g. re "
w.sl.: aud homer &c.
I'll. Dwrl.I2cHols. is :r'ii '-:!-'i with 81 r. 80
FUrn!t"T-, I-:iiy ew, "i.gi! = y a!." Ec :e!''.
am Il dss!rf' pcr=5rT;o- Ti'i :" given m '"..'
III january 1879. NY pcg:Dlic- j. faiu"rs' -.
ucgar, V!ts.ui... .HETiA =. !iHn-.
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OFFICE HiCH'D PEr'G Il. 60
RTciiMCSD Sent, III, S6i )
c.D0n RFWARD.--Tha above mentioned re"i Il
'NDOO will he ra! for the aopr"h"n ion aed ,nTic
ton Of The person o. pcrsns who Oh yesterday broke
The lock of the switch 4, Temples turnout and p tn"
switch with the evident design OF thrn.irg troop
ir.ius of tho rack. l.. Il. GILL,
So l7-lm -. Gent Sup.
"a = n Observation-Disclosures. my man JEFF Heis
= OaJ about ~ of age Zee; high, rather SPARE
AID quite black. He had when h. lef' pair of ue
pants blu- cap The above reward will BE- ph: If taken
within III. State; : 90 on; Oft. .
H. e nnSELEY.
.snil.lt Messing Ford DEPOT. Charlo.;G'Ci'y..Ya.
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A Il AECTION-Country Seat n:h Farm n"i +
"A Charlottesville Il Will 81. - pghi!r auction
wihoE; reserve on THURSDAY, SEPT. 18TH on ~:
premises,
+ 0 e Y \ L l. F !
living shout a:,S from Charlottesville distance
from the Urj"er,ity Of virginia.
The house l--. -i0Is a-5 in r'r"ct repair
ills beautifully situated. in ull view Of Charlottesville, aa
is srrrounti by frui: am. str trees. Tie Cu-JlLLf
aTe gnof TIE orchard and garden excellent
The farra contains about 30 acres Part we'll set in
grass all trhiy improved - acres II h"Ar timber OF
gr'a; yaiue from its proximity {" TIE town.
The Turchl=sr will have ;a- pr:rc5. Of lie crop Of
cora. &c, 81 fair valuation
Al liz SANE time and place shall sa thorough bred
S'aon-Eo, ~ Bo.Eon lts dana ~ Er!:a.c-s In" sGc
&c korse- and several mares in !oa! b. him.
ALSO.
Several mich c7ws, hoa.e'o'd :;l-a:,r-" &c.
go TERM-C..'u. Corfed.E ste Iso""r.
~. HGREEI.
gen lf'j' Chari rt;ssyil., -.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

secs racEnEc- an s0u-ir rmcnf-
irc uhiag -vcIai 'r'.t h1rT4 -''-
AGO boA~- Gre.DDs- D-b."y iAtEi.. n.''a i'
and H..
800 boses J!reanar'. Peach Orchard, d.; 'H~..
.pgra!.
e50 bs;I~s Roy,ter's Qases', o.rn, 1,r& s'~'.
poUnG..
100 bo4-, Holland. "A hsi-h: parHds, He
30 htx-s .:oo.E."as ..re:er. 7'.S.. .'--
fine. o.. .
co boxes Norman Ro,: Bad. bTisE' P'+1'.
III. - =.
COboxrs " II johnson, fright Poun.'' ''';
ly1 boxes Coli Leaf
30 d" Laura Cartwright ..,,., e
2oU " P.ad!eton'. L!ga. Pes Ir It.' F''''.
1coLoxe- Bakers L:s!, Pres brsA' :'''--'' ,
.n-. .js
400 Packages medium pounds aa' ."T 0 &C..
4 'eT eases F!oEi1. !. -! T".as'' SID
C;gars. ,.-t --; r ?
ru:ekas.rs VII! p.c:A,a ..:aE..@e or toes
cha-iuc. -St,. !. co..
LoD.ignue!.ta COLLECTED ~. - 80 -.t 9 :.
Sc i--"d:r., t@'E. '"," -. -------:I- =.
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IMPROVED

I'll ARTIFICIAL. LEG
viii 20 fl; III Red By those who are in need aud
whn Uay be i!sposcd to patroDize Sc certificates
below JAS E. HANGER j. BIpTlIER.
S.au1tUn. Va.
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NNifnn. ~ q 1n-n Il l.EI

WELDON \. C., Ju-c Is, lsSJ.
j.. r HANGER & FAC. Dear Sirs have b.. us pE
n Artificial Leg you fac urtd frr sHce
-c,rivcd IL | ike /; very inucl Having u.ei Of
!a!uris Legs live years ;trk safely recommend
yuu:s e, the Lc-t ar;fci-l Leg manufactured.
Yours, respectfully.
a. S p"TDLETOE,
*g'; ). X Il; y K.
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O. n REWaRD.-Ttr above irwa7d will be.
- CU given fer Ing deIiserg'tn me Of INV Man.
WILLIAM! (ralls hi-1s"f Punmrr } who LEFT my h"u-r
~ ont 18th July llc Is about feet q n,h-S HIGH dark
brown Colo. hrd has du lnnx. good rock nm brick
ma-"n and hn Il cry iscsct aaI blue flannel shirt
has many R"quairiarcss in Ecsaond "Td P,icrshurg
pud no dnubi naEilg his 20 ona Of tEoS. cic-
ANY information thankfully received
Address Red 0at Grove, Charlotte county. Ca.
$, r5-lr, WM. :. MOSELEY.
lf' Petersburg Express will copy and send bill to
nflic