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Maryland's Hope; Her Trials and Interes,
in Connexion with the War. By W jefferson
Buchanan. West Il Johnston, Richmond.
This handsome pamphlet gives perspi
cpols and well written narrative of the
wrongs which Maryland and her people have
suffered under the Lincoln despotism, em
bracing letters and documents exhibiting
the process by which the minions of power
accomplished the subjugation Of the State
The geographical position and great manu-
featuring and commercial resources are mex,
set forth in clear and comprehensive STYLE
aud the propositions ably demonstrated that
It IL the interest of Maryland that che should
20 with the South, and the interest of the
South that Maryland should 60 with her. The
essay closes with touching and beautisL IL
lustration from An Eastern allegory Of the in.
te2se and painful solicitude with which the
true Maryland heart watches the events OF
this contest, sever peering through the flu.
ture, warmed by each CLEAN of sunshine,
wherever 1t may fall, only braced by the
blasts OF danger or Of doubt, never, never
despairing Of the ultimate result"
We hope this pamphlet will have wide
circulation, both In Maryland and out of Il,
fur We feel assured that II will add new ener.
81 and hope TO the sons of that gallant
state whether struggling bravely with their
Confederate brethren in the field or grooming
at hsme beneath the most vulgar and ;ptol'
cradle despotism that ever fastened its vile
testers uPos the limbs Of noble and heroic
people.
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4 AND, &c, tos sa,e,--. ,tG3 acres al hand in Chea
1 terrified CO. siieatea four miles south west o!
The toalfalt station Gu the EieEn.aId ana Daaville
railroads.&c. acres in original growth, 800 acres "a
old ded pines, ard the balance cleared. with a two
story dwelling, basement of brick with seven roonss
and dinGg room attached two wells OF good water
Ice house, rocked up hoidias 900 lbs of ice ard oil
necessary out-buidnrs, fris,eg implements, and
all the stock the place, will bs otersd privately
until the il.h February; IL bot sold before ths,dsy
II will be offered Eabicly that day asn residing
the p!sce, and viii take pleasure IN showing ths
property 10 any eae wishing 10 purchase.
ia 33-~l1zwtI WN WlNFREE, JR.
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By II. r. Taylor, .4act.

OhSES, Cows, Vehicles, Harness, Wstf.f.
l. L &c Il viii sell by auction, at ise Egf.s ID
@n council Chamber Ill., a. 10 o'clgck o. ean. F,.
nesiay and Saturday, the articles s7eeisry grges
rateG above, and any other that mag be rre,ttj
ior sale, Sales are earnestly solicited IEse .t1
caatborn, Cor whom salt also bay4 AZ N
der STATE ana "nrop Bcx" at Cotda Il Ararss.s
where may he found when rot at CaulberE,. ace
tca rooms. Saies Of any character rendered ne Nh
be attended to with py0inptaude and fl.titsIIes,
u TN ~ &>ibsf IL L TAILOk, Agfa
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y
II q tie Creditors Of Humphrey II Nu's, a@ g
BY a decree entered Ly the Great Codi1 :,
county Of Hear eco On the 7th OF Nov. l5ta, ?, =
Chane3ry salt of Aaes VS. less sfm'r aga -
! sm eirsc cd 10 cali Ia and sseeriain al d'e"
clairis d3e tFoIa The said Hum shrcy II hits, "a
sStt'a the seeouEtg of James L Riddles E'~
ss;d II III VI les deed .,f
Tho nsftes inier,sted are hereby nonhta - :,
have .ixed on THE 30th day % January, 1905,
cliisa, Ia tne city oi kich.noud, 10 execute 'as
seoree. THOs ksaHS,
ia f0ts Comm'f la CGAh'"!
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EN&CkLLENT Farm Of 500 rogcs, ia nshasI
! A. county, miles north c: Clover pspst g
sSls.--At tie request Of Dr W h PeassDts, vsttt'
f0r sale portion IF his Farm heated as ahT. b.
ipg the former resiieuce Of Col Houston GsiE
sdjoins the lands Of Mesars Jcho c, emsu Atig
Carringt6n, and Rev John 4 Cart aud ootats
800 seres, eff which moro than baif is open iFii
fine heart, balance in original and secondary
growth. To refugee desiring safe and h-s'teg
retreat, it o!feTs REGULAR advantages The scsE
madationS afe sufficient tor q smsll mliJ, ia
dwelling has five rGons, be-. idss tbr:s iss siceef
quarters, stab.as, barn. s.. For further Pdlls
lars, amply 10 G9DDIE i APPEksVi.
Ia Oft
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VyfR0INrA HOTEL FURNITURE For Sale at
" Auction : In consequence Of the present high
prices and scarcity Of provision the subscriber has
cloeca bis ho,el and viii commence TO sell at pub.
lie auction the Furnitdre Of said hotel on Tuesday,
February the 9th, and continue from Jay to day
until sold out The articles sold will embrace
over
100 mahogany, cottage, maple and walnut bed
steads
Bedding, hair and shuck mattfesscs
Blankets, comforts, eevcr'ess
Count.rpaaes, ehseis, pillows and pillow cases
Washbcwis and pitchers, carpets
Looking glasses, oil paintings
One octave rosewood piano
Sofas, lounges, rocking chairs
Par.or ard cane bottom and common chairs
wardrobes bureaus, parlor stoves, tabo ware
2mahognny dining tables, 2 reffigeratOrs
2 large hotel cooking stoves
3 good young horses, mich cows
Aud many articles too numerous to mention.
e SCHkFFER.
n B.-The subscriber will reut upon favorable
terms tho entire Hotel or single rooms FS.
Staunton, Va, Jan 81, 1861. j. 29-eod3ts
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AIUABt.E private Residence on rrankin h.
'1gea @3i and 2i'h streets, Tor sale /. sss
tion'--"iH De sold on the premises, n gss,
February ist, at I o'clock p N, a yeIugsIs1ss
iictse and LIT on Franklin street, 6e ween "a -
Ifth, at present occupied by Mrs psrkct r.
Reuse bss eight Or rooms and ~ in eon8f,s
s,id has gas aud wat'r. Possessou can be gvfr -
the lst lane next Terms Mt sale
i1b-t JAS 81 TAYTOg Aeg
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By Godain u Apperso7a- 4,,rts

'Wo , new framed Tenemen's On the south Ill. \,
fop'ar, between l4ih aui 18th street, sae
at auet:on. VIII be sold at rrcton ", ~ $50
hes, on Monday, the Isl February 1ss, pfh,
o ei1tk N, two small fame Tenencn,s - !" !
sonv-, each renting 10 runctual tenants ., a. 9
month. s' W Ff
Terms --Cesi1 The taxes for 1854 IA to,.,,
nc pr ~ 'i'asefS' ebDtiN APfERa0g, ="
- Aucopaa,e
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o2APio1URs o. -sbovviog ,hs
town, ~ HemlasAt buildings, It's environs. Stat
iosd nelehts, the RsppahanRock, Marye's Heights
~ s0ole presenting perfect picture as see,
noo Gen. Lees headquarters In the field after ihe
eassle Of Fredericksburg, beautifully painted b,
lne Weii-known artist, Mr. Lee Mallory, now on ex'
hihiuon At the Confederate Reading Room. Nc
s1ne sne,4e nfseeins u: The latest papers, botf
f!so the North and South, always on die. Admis
500, (no estss ,chasge,) Is cents; ten tickets,
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The Confederate Congress, unless 1t as
their intcn,ion to stop the daily press Of
tho Contederacy, should amend that portion
Of the act which has passed the Senate cx'
empting only tho printers and one editor o'
daily press. We do not suppose that the
action OF tho Senate was designed to para
iyse the great organ Of the popular mind and
heart, and to strike dumb the speaking trum-
pct which has summoned this nation to the
battle We are inclined to the belief that their
action arose from ignorance Of the details O
daily Office, and fSom supposing 'ha. n
daily newspaper can be got out like week
~ newspaper, where the editor Is often his
own bookkseper, reporter, writer, pressman,
and packer. Now, a daily paper requires, III
addition to the editor proper, reporters in
both branches of Congress and otthe Legis-
1Ature, and the Courts and markets; and
AFTER it 10 written and printed, it requires the
services Of several clerks, writing all night
long, TO enclose and direct the paper to its
multitude OF subscribers through the mails.
These are As necessary to the paper as the
printers, aud such persons have always been
found necessary in daily papers since daily
papers were In existence. Taking the num-
Der 90 employed in Richmond, which con.
temporary states at twenty-four, we do not
suppose that the military law would add one
hundred men to the army. Is 1t worth while,
for such IN addition, to strike down what all
free nations have considered the palladium
of Libertys"
In regard to that feature Of the military
bill which orders the enrolment Of the whole
country, we have only to say, what we have
often said before, that il it becomes a law,
the Yankees will hail it with delight as the
last resort of desperation and despair, and
will cry out to their population that they
have only to hold out little longer, for the
Southern. Confederacy is already playing,
and will soon lose, its last card.
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~. A1l.U0zIQH sALKs-r.un.

E0R Rsnt.-Ws vii, ron. -
q The County Court Hons. - public sset..
nondsy, the lay day of Fsbrus,v %, o. H-sr,eo .
-, FERN OF III y acres Of Land , n'ss, A. IL 20
road, mills above the CT, =, "a The ws.,h..
csmlorsnbe brick house, viii Tn. IN saieh 'h.,. q
oresa ni1 ~ and stable, wen Ct ss
beds. s's'n Tees and A., .aer
The above premises will b. ss
and risk Of Mr. q W Gsrrett 7h'ed cut At
fe lit rU HCfcUrsn,
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Hs%OR Sxle-On moderate terms, The Key, good
II will and hxtures If hat wellkuown establish
ment on Ehosi street, 5th, form sfiy used ~
residence and restaurant by Mr. Ja-eph Does Ginger.
ana lattery known ~ The Blue An her Saloon. ~
liza aavanisges and adaptation for good business are
TOO welt Known TO rsqaira eUumesatiOn Irqaire a
EDilNG, Old DominIon Saloon, On MaIa, betwesn
12th and 18th streets. j. 3O-Sss
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zoo DOLL. AIRS REWARD Runaway from my
sjVU house yesterday, my EEL want girl. ROSE -
SIZE is about "A years old, g bright mussto, ready
s:okcR ani intelligent. She tGok from the hcuse the
Fight previous suadry articles Of iaoes' eothieg
among them elk aud lawn dresses ; 2 iadi3s' cloth
c.oaks; two hats, Undertaking, &c also, rar of
gold bracelets with tina init ais OF ii. P en- tie
inside; gold chain and hreosspn, and many o.hsr
thirgs which / cannot enu:reiate. / have reasons
for believing that her aim will be to make her
escape into the enemys lines in company with VI lte
persons The above reward Of $500 will be given
for he4 apprehension the delivery of ta articles
q Glen. CHARLES PHILIPS,
ia liz OR oh and Main sis
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IN iitli, Dickinson & 20. 4De,s

4 fO1hiaSiONER'S Sale of Negroes by order d
~ The Hastings Court for the city Of i;ifhme1d.
vii be Fod "n Monday, the LIST Of February At Ia
o'clock, at the suction house Of Hill, picAsso, \
Co, for cash, thc following named negro s,,ves A.
thur, Peter, Frank, Hen, et;a and her tso clilsa
o and years old, belonging 70 The estate ii Ma
Gnaford, decd. wM + HuNtGRn :
Special GomrdissoaT
Gilt, DICKINSON * 70. Auctfs. il 2T--;.s
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Ait ESTATE F'0R 54LE

n ofTOWAY Land for Sale have ar sale,
: tract of a acres, situated In NOtowaF eeasiY
immediately an the Souihside RGadfoada Mtg
from Petersburg, md adjoining Wilson's DepOl-
The Improvements consist OF framed bnn=e ,ah
4 rooms, besides Kitchen and stable. Far ls@s
&c, apply To z u MlTCHill.of
H. l--iit the firm OF Met 'arthy n Mabel
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HH ACRES Of V@'lsbie Tmh1red land Oh the
wv i'en,nsiis, IL warwick county. for sale at
atelioE--N II be Sold III auction, GA thursday, the
Ash 81 February, SOL o; cur office, in the civ Of
Eebn'ad, at IL O'Clock II, leo aC,Ss Of valuable
'ni5''t5 Cd i.nd 6elingng to pr II Curtis, in War
%icS comfy, miles from williamsburg ANA s from
f"fNso"D, convenient to two rivers. which abound,
ia !ish ana oy STEERS. The soil Of ihs. county is so
wei known that It T6q.ires 70 description.
ihsA9-;aeh. The taxes Tor 1884 TO DC Eail by
Tie purchaser. GOBLIN s. EPpEtSON
il u s;t,;,ne.rs
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OOHN DOLLARS REWAkD.-I will pay the
OUU above reward for the apprehension and
safe delivery to me in Richmond, Of my man Zen.
~ Johnston, bright muiatto, about D rs years
cid, about five feet high, stout frame, who LEI: my
premises, corner 9Th ga cary sta, on the night of
the 2Sth - l5c I;Is, no doubt, provided
himself with forged l*Fags, with the intention of
passing into the eneHiy lines In some one direc-
ten.
Ono half of the above reward will be paid If he
is secured in some jail until can get possession
of h ia. WM BARRET,
e. l-3t: Corner 9th and Cary SIS
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by -|effass n. Ioslor, .iletloaeer.

IA ACKk's Of Wood land IL HenTico cau.,, +.
w sale At auction w II be Sold On NJ ny
February ist, at HenFico county Court Hons" :, Z
ocEcS NJ, sixty acres of wood land in the sor,,
henri o, on tho new Central road, about ,s- "a
cast Of Richmond. + @'s
Terms mads kEowu On the day Of sala.
j. Ho-6t Ia2'.J raVIcp l.
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By Nedaccod & fsM:ps, Aucrs,
(Si Main street,

, Oh Main street
:. PLENrID Walnut and Mahogany Furniture st
auction We Will sei at our store, Seipe sday
morning. Febi uary 3D. NJ 10 o',7ck, az aiS0.tnlen.
Of magn iicert Furniture, consisting Of
/ splendid w:lnnt wardrobe,
/ walnut ma! top cabinet
do &c wsststaEd
l dc bedsteaa
SeveTsl mahogany card table, AMI bureaus
WalGut paTCr chains
large mantle mirror
@ndow curtains aad cornice
AID great variety IF Eceiu and valuab. articles
HinW00D u pHfLuPS, Aucts,
fe ca Wan street.
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H0A DOLLARS ReWard--Wii! be pad for the
.lUy delivery TO me or secur ns 50 that can get
them, two negro men belonging to Mrs E;zabeih
Hines Adam, feet high, ve,y black. With thick
H. left the evening Of TIE n st CT January. Pc
ter, s feet inches high, brown skin. thick lips,
with somo inpediment in his speech, left Monday,
the l2th or January. 1t is supposed thai both are
making for tie lines of The cpeuy. $50 for the re-
covery Of either one VIII be given.
CHARLES BRUCE,
In GI--l0i+ li-af OF nth ct
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TWO HundTed Dollars Rsward.--I viii give the
above reward fer the apprt hsnsion aud deliv
cry to Dickinson. ni & Co, in the city OF Rich
mond, or the securing il jail so that gel him
again, Of my man Dawson, or David Dawson, IS re
is sometimes called. Dawson is about thirty Eve
years Old, xix fee; high quite Back his hair some:
what straight ard bushy, and has very good teeth.
He Is believed to be lurking about Richmond, where
his wife lives He may possibly Try TO make his
way TO Middlesex county where have afar'a, and
where he was born and raised. hiy pest office Ia
Chu,a Depot, Amelia county
la 2S--lOtt BsRJ TEMPLE.
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O.E-My boy William, nine years old, 81 . dark
IL brown color, on hisretarn from Dr. Fox's, on Sd
st. 70 the corner OF 5tb and Baker sts Loot bis way
On Sunday morning. An 3ist, AID has not been beard
Of since. He had on brown yarn jacket, white
cotton pants, black cap, and pair Of old boots A
Fnu,nI n prysfiS
Corner h,h : nd R.ker ~.
fe1lts mr. address hox OLA c,.v Pc
o,,,
$50 tne Central cas- on Saturday mora
iag. tne sun lnst, pocket nooh, cslila ming
noout nity!wo dollars IN ConIeoeE2.e notes, ana
have ali the money II the hook and p,nars. vhich
are very valuable are left either at this ofce Mr.
Antelo;ti's nee. tho Cen1r.l R.ilro.d nv Mr n
sai,sn' At The the Po,hstsn Hotel ns 0f
fe l-2t' GEO TURNER.
T GST-On Saturday, evening 3Dth nit between
I Pearl street acd Church HtI on Main or
franklin ST. below .25th a Memorandum Book
containing papers of no value tn any one excs nj TO
the ewner. liberal reward will he paid for its
deIivery al this Office f. I--It$
~; =
Il o.h1 III u'n Tue suoscIi'e,s, az lamp Dse
~ on the gun January, aooa' ~ oc"cN d,
ss s0rrel Horse Whit spot in the forehead has
ment, and is a little lame in his right fore shoulder
had on saddle stitched through On the skirts and
seat, and common bride. A suitable reward
will be paid for his delivery to West Brother on
Main between TIN and ssh sts or information so
.ns. We can get nlln. re IT
r OST-At Camp Lee on the 99h inst n small
{ \ blank book, con ,aining between $500 and $500
in money, some bonds, a Confederate bond for
3 900, of which payment has been stopped. The
ik 80 49, ~ ~ =. 49, u s n.y. y - III.
,nnS .rdp ~ a. st;,;n az CUE , re 60, wi Lii
he natd '''' a." ''''''''''' 'c"aiu o' y ~.
~ P1.1- J- - w
I Usr-S21 Reward Lost, Oh Thursday, the 23;h
] IHt, between Monroe AID 18th streets, lady's
Gold Meek Charm which clasps in front; with two
garnet sets in clasp and one garnet set in the chain
s.ss'ueu. Ahe ABOVE fe"a,a wa oe pain ,'r Hs re
'u' u -. ~ n a.. va =. go ~ &c,
J - oo-.i jim I.tn q, ne. s'IilI anu BANK.
r CS.-On the 18th ipst two small Hops any
1 inflammation will be thankfn,iy rers;pas ard
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Fl LFG INT parlor aud Chamber Furniture, Car
81. pets, handsome Mirrors, C, tor sale at a,ic
tinn--un Tu7day, the III inst at 10 O'Clock, will
sell III the residence of Mr. Harris Jacobs Main
street between 18th and Goth SITS, Opposite The old
stone house "a very superior lot OF handsome t,lf
niture-sttch as
Mahogany sofas, marble top tales
Spring seat chairs, Roc king do,
Handsome paiIor' chairs,
ftgtnt lace curtains, superb mirrors
Vases and china ornaments,
Paintings and cngravinss.
IN CHANGER FURNITURE,
Handsome hcadSiaadz
Handsome warGrOhas,
Ha"daome cabiatts ami wsshstauIs, marble
Handsome cradle, rocking and cane seat
chairs,
Hair .mattreaseS aud feather beds
Also,
An exec lent assortment Of glassware and
cIoeke.y,
ALSO,
very superior cooking stove, and kitchen
furniture in general
Es PLEAsANTs,
IL hcctionecr.
(, TOOK of Dry G ,oJs, Hosiery, AID Fancy Goods,
Of February, a. 10 o'clock Il viii 8 H. ut No i3 Main
street, en- excellent assortment CT
Dry goe6s, 60
Hosiery, silks, ve,vets
Ribbons, lsces gloves, fanrels
Lad s shoes, ana other fancy goods.
ALSO,
At IL O'clock precisely viii bo sold very supe-
ricr assortment CT
Eaa.ets, trimmed ard uEt, .mmed
fists. frames silk trimmings for conrets. &c.
The shove 10 we'll worthy the attention Of the
teaa. fs > PLEA SAINTS, Aurtr.
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Ekraayxxxr OF STsTF,

Richmond, 8isl DcSeDetr, 1873
Tho President basiss approved the solip" y I.
ny virtue IF tie authority vested ia hri .. W =
section Of In. sst Of the lsta &c August, 1a1p
lice :nofeoi . h.rebs given feF The iaioinAs'S'
all concerned III
"No Passport VIII &c Ixsned from tie Dps =.
81 State during the Tsa1,sg war 10 aAt n" 10
zen, IBess the applicant isfeleee asd ac 30 vs. !,
rsrsiaent certificate fsens the ris'pes 10 w,
thor,,ies that be Is not liable 20 daty W the sf~'
Up BENJAMIN,
ial--.m secretary Il sac
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THE MEDIJAL PRACTITIONERS Of thr
~ CITY of Richmond will meet at the Medical
College Of Va (Nlsdicsl HaiD on Monday, LIST prox-
;mo. at 4 o,,,ock PM ia 29-3t'
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xsOUR Hundred Doil..s Reward ian away from
s. the Subscribers. OF Friday last two n gro men
Bob is black man, about IS years Of ege, about 8
feet inches high, good teeth. and rather good
looking negro. Calvin is CT dark bfow8 complex
ion, about D years Of age, sbou. 8 zee. 9 inches
high, aud ruptured, He wears a trcs; in ceDse
quence Of the rupture. No other marks remem
bered We will give two hundred dollars each for
their delivery &c us at StauIton, or 10 J Davis Il
Co, Of Richmond MASON Il HAkAAH.
il a. 81
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q DESiRAB; K Farm Of 400 acres II land, All
"A good improvements, four miles from ASA
G II, Va, formerly Owned by Mr. Il Asrshai, ~
sale or rent. and immediate possession sFts.-ia
Consequence o4 ihe owner Got being able 70 kas
the city al Rich mend IN time to prepare id AffP
for the present year, am requested 10 c.sr a '.a
~ rent The above described farm III AmeiAfs-
II contains s01 scSes OF land, go ciesrcc ibe o
two hundred IN pine and osS wood; s se'd %
ard produces we'll The dwelling house is iaiss -
and in good repair and there all ntcessa'i -
horses. There il seeded on the farm seA :,
bushels Of wheat, and about TIC same qasstI
oats. Tia .9-3ti JAS Nj fAlL0a, Ap@
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N0n DOLLARS Reward Ran away, on suhday
Zs!O night, the 17th inst, my negro man James;
he IS about ~ ears old, qu.e likely, with smooth
skin black complexion, foil SUI, Of hair, feet OF
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds ana with his
index iiager bis right hand stiff la attempting to
make his escape he will do, btless pass through Rich
mond, as his mother lives there with Mr. VIM
Pugh on Grace street, between 9TH and S,h. The
above reward will be paid on his apprehension and
confinement 10 Jail So that get him.
VIM GREEN
Mossineford, Charlotte CO. Va ia 2f-I2.*
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EUNi WAYS

I NIGHT Hundred Dollars Rewurd:--hen twsy
~. from tie a4en. OF the Piedmont Rsiiroai at
t.elsvii!e. \ {, two slaves, William and Ell VII
liam IS dark gingerbread coor about % years Oh
good 5osing uii fare, we'll formed. aboG. feet 10
inches high Bill is the Same color and age, rot so
good locking or sprightg ot fair sense, lips rather
thru, mouth large, and teeth rather open, round
shoulders, and about feet 8 inches high. BIZ has
iii his posst ssion new Sleeps gray clothts Slat aud
pants. vi liam has on clothes of darker coicr -
They are making their way to Williamsburg, the
Peninsula, by the way CT Richmond or Petersburg
will give the above reward for both OF than or
the one half for eiiher, delivered to he in Jail az
Danviie, Richmond city, CT il any COUNTY near the
Dsnvie Railroad, anu information given of their
being in Jail. JAS " CUSlIS
[ fe l-lt@ Hruse Of Delegates.
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III Richard Oal.tborn -

nANa9ED Corn a. ru.,,,.
- O'clock, at my store, viii This day, IA
whom it may concern "'' sen on aecssr,
A., Is bags damaged cor,
chad, &c. "Tp'S'' sais Tobacco, n,
FURNITURE.
II. Ad ns r Inc above. at II o'cisek. Is,n.,
CHAIR bsdstesss S sosssi'g Of bead sl,s
drawers, cooking stores, II So, Counters vi
stoves, benches, one hand ore bsr g ssrrsn
large ht OF heavy bar dscsntera. ,n,on,sr viii
+ fei % - :, SIC ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-01

4 WILMA, Glass ware, Wooden Ware p,r
~ aad Toys, for sale II suc,ion-0r ~; Nicfs,
ist OF February, at 10 O'Clock, VIII raj =, he
Broad, bet , and Sd sis, az assortusnI 81 Aos+i
New china ana glassware
Such as--
doblats, wines, decanters
wooden ware, IN VARIETY.
ALSO,
quantity of fancy goods and tors
ia 20 ESpTv,
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1NO DOLLARS REWARD for the delivery ia
Iuj me Of Sims, 26 wears old, slender, with
HIGH forehead, dark mulattO, who left yesterday,
supposed with troops for Petersburg
ia 2e-s;t CROBiNSON.
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u UEAWAY-33c0 Eewsfd-On the sth instant. a
X large, dark sFin Woman, named Margaret,
between SO and So yeos OF age. She had on a
green dress when she iefa. Shs may be eadeavorh 6
to make her way 70 North Carolina or Tennessee.
i'll pay the above reward if csus ht Ia Wire r or
$500 II caught out OF the State and put in fca
dfen's jail In Richmond. LEE & JAMES,
isS-IKtf For Richard Tn ner