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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26
I,ECiSI.A

Senate. The Joint resolution fer the inyes
tigation of the alleged abusea of conscripts
at Camp Lee, as amended, by the House, was
agreed to in the Senate yesterday.
The amendment Of the House to the bill
amending the charter of the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insu :ance Company, was also
agreed to.
a bill TO increase the salary Of the Printer
of the Senate was reported.
Also bill to amend the charter Of the
Rich mond Importing and Exporting Com
pany, so as to increase the capital sinck
Two bills were passed, viz
In regard to the settlement cf fiduciaries
accounts, aud House bill 10 amend the 1st
and I'd sections OF the act tor the suppression
OF gaming.
The consideration of the bill imposing
taxes Oh licenses occupied the remainder of
tha session.
In the House, the following bills were re-
ported:
A bill amending and re cnactipg certain
acts and repeating an ordinance CT the Con.
vention concerning ads to The Governor.
il bill to authorize sheriti5 to summon o
posse conaatatas to aid i'll making impress.
MGnts in certain cases.
Mr.. Brooke, from the Joint Committee On
Salt, introduced "a resolution directing the
Board of Public Works 10 use the power
vested in them TO procure the transportation
of an adequate surp,y of fuel to and from
the Salt Works, in the order of priority, rs
provided for by an act OF the Legislature at
lis extra session. The resolution was adopt
cd.
The bill to provide for the purchase abroad,
by the expectation of tobacco and cotton, OF
c;Utllinr bl Arkpts and shoes for Virpiuil
soldiers, in the service OF the State or Cen
federale States, coming Up as the order Of
the day, was ordered TO its cngrossment.
The bill appropriates $250,0C0 for its oh
jec.s, and creates the office of several agents,
to be appointed by the Governor.
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FROM THE R.APlDlN.

ORANGE {: H., Feb. 25.-Deserters who
have recently entered our lines report that
the enemysis sending his sick back to Wash
ingion, preparatory to forward movement
They also report, on the contrary, that tho
cneihy is fortifying, as If expecting IN at
tack. The enemy has received no reinforce
lnerts recently.
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irn!CRoUs.-Iu IcetOwn, opposite ST. Louis,
which is built on the frozen river, during the cod
spell " "A barkeeper built fire in bis tent, ani sat
before IL on three legged sooi, warming his shiis,
when The fire thawed il0ie III the ice, 9od the
man fell in and has not yrt rcarpeired. Ills as
sis.ant a vrr,iant irish boy, asked where the
proprietor was, AID replied: '.Faiih, he's gone
iniO the ceI!ar.H
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BRITISH CoTroN PROSPECTS, FOR IS6i.-Mr. Ino.
Chea,lam, In a very able letter 10 the Manchester
Examiner enters with great ftiIincss into The above
question. He says;
In coHcIusion, would observe that the above
considerations present US with two satisfactory
suits. First, thai the production Of cotton in other
counties than the Southern States Of America Is
steadily progressing the imports OF 1864 exceeding
pIoi,abiy thuse of .sG2 by million bales, thus
Iessening oar exclusive dependence upon one
source of supply secondly, that the three coun-
tries which have shown the most eager desire to
contribute TO this resu;-Egypt, turkey, and llaiy
POSSESS advantages in climate and soil, and facii
ity of TO this market, which enable them to
compete succc cssiully with the Southern States OF
America, only in quality, but also in the cost
Of production and am saEgune euougI To anti
eipate that some few years hence The of the
Mediterranean will furnish an animal supply OF two
million lies. OF India regret | cannot take sa
hopeful view. SO tong as high prices prevail Sue
NAV furnish us with a considerable quantity of cot
ton but when this stimulus is Withdrawn, and the
,tay OF cOmpctition fstufns-as return II wil-then
will she descend, fear, to her former subordinate
position in the cotton markets OF the V oTd This
result, will be owing the iuterioriy m her staple,
the imperfecsiun OF her agriculture, the ignorance
OF her ryOts the frauds OF her nlddenen, and the
Indifference OF her rulers. such c0nsunIiiatinH
none will more devOutly hail than the unfortunate
operatives whom the fratrfetdai war Ia Americ a
condemns to the manipulation of her inferior pro-
ducts.
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lPress Dispatch I

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 25.-The latest nom
the West indicates that the enemy has eer-
tainly withdrawn towards Memphis and
VicEshurg. They laid waste the country -
far as possible. 1t is reported that they de-
s'roycd large quantities Of tithe corn along
the railroads.
The people are better satisfied with the
currency bill as they understand Il.
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ORRLuaxe 8


May hrst, eighteen hundred and six sAsee, IA here
ny repealed
seSsls. The Secretary OF the Tstneery is hereby
aatiSeixed and required, upon tlse application of
tae holder of any cell ceftincates-9hieh by the
first section o the act go provide Or the finding
and further issue Of Treasury Noers,o approved
March twenty three, eighteen henered AND sixty
three, was required to be sthereagt0 assmsd 10 be
a bopds-to issu. 70 such holder bcad therefor
upon the terms provided by said act
Approved February Il, 1854.
BY order.
fSigned,) COOPER,
&c G-lw Adit and Iaspr Gent
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Rearsysted -Sehaifer Wiley. one Of the four
fellows who escaped from the ehaingang
afew days since, WAS reeapturcd yesterday
afternoon. He Is the same party who was
tried, convicted and sentenced to Jail on the
ou Confederate Lieutenant week or two
since, at night, In the neighborhood Of Chim-
bOfAxo hoapitAl
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4 Fine P;ecs cT Art.-The large painting
of Fredericksburg, recently executed by Mr.
Lee Mallory, and On exhibition at the Con
federate Reading Room, is a very ereditabie
production. This painting, together with
the great number Of domestic and foreign
publications always TO be found ut the Read
ing Room, will wei repay an hours visit to
that place.
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KirIlmnnh gispatrb.
G......-...EEBRUARY %, 1854

REPULsE OF THE ENEsfY AT WHITE
MAR.H ISLAND, MAR SAVANNAH.
From the following dispatch received by
Gen. Beaurcgard, 1t will bsohserved that the
enemy have attempted a hndirg at White,
marsh Island, near Savannah. where they re-
ceived signal rerulse:
savAxsAu, Feb. %, 1854
10 R,IJ General Ihos Jorjdn.
The enemy landed on WIitsmarsh 10 DAWN con-
siderable force, hui were repEised by our froons
and left the Island precipItateig.
(igues,) II w MERCER.
Higadier General,
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Alarm Of fire.--The burning of chimney
In .It farson Ward about 81 quarter to Z
o'clock last night, caused the alarm bells to
ring and the engines to turn cut Fortunate
ly the failing sparks from the chimney did
not set fire to ANYTHING else.
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The editor of the hlPeGl has formed and ex-
pressed al opinion the dancing question. lie
says:
There was 4 bail a the City Hail last night, at
which each ,isitoT was expected 10 " lay ten
dollars down;' but as we felt greater Iuteresi in a
series Of tails about to be given near Aiobi c We
did NOT attend
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900 iUiLAKs Reward = kAnsway fron Ne
Z\y{J subscriber, on the 10th inss, my boy AnD1
tei The said boy is about 10 years old, aboss Are
feet high, and Of light brown complexion. Hetnok
with bim my dark bay hOrse email u si1e, bss oo.
paet and ia good order Austen has high foSeAeoA
bat and his hair extends very low On eishef
lida The above reward will be patd los hto del1v.
cured In any jail and tho recovery of she hsseA.
d SCOTT, Dsstlas1 O
Ia ce-.s HoDo1 60. ".
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DANAWAY-grom the 81 sectoa Riehnoad 81
X, Dsnviile Railroad, two bands, Hredsrick osA
Lewis, the property Of = q Leigh. yrsdWiek y
about feet high, dark conpisxsoa - nasss ~.
membeYsd.
Lewis feet 10 inches high, daSk comp1e1ioo. N
usual res ards viii be paid fos theis appseAeaoea
fe 3--ts. CHA3 TALCOT7, en1A
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LC5I, HTRAYAly, IL.

Z o3T--;}n Wednesday afternooE, hetwen 18th
ST aod Jsei'on st, q large brass Key. Tie
f1der Will be literally rewarded by i.asipg IL at
Capt. James Pleasants's, on j Jacksoa st. or with
Cap. PLEAsANTS,
At the lower station house, Old Market.
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intere<tiny Services About eleven O'Clock
Yesterday morning the .Rt. Rev. Bishop
Lynch, (Caiholic,) of Charleston, s. G. de-
livered al eloquent aud impressive discourse
t. the Federal officers confined in the Libby
prison He was listened to with marked
attention, ana at The close was heartily
thanked by the prisoners for aifording them
the opportunity of hearing him preach.
During the services the opening Of boxes
Of provisions which had been received from
the North by the last llag of truce was com.
menced in another part Of the large room in
which the prisoners are confined, but even
this attraction did not draw Off many from
the divine influence which the reverend
fat her was exercising over them.
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REAL ESTA1E FOR SALE.

AALUABlE Farm OF 100 Acres, in King William
county, within tsrea mites of Ayietts fer
sa'e.-.At tae request OF Mr. q NJ Winston we tff n
Tor sale the valuable estate which he now rcsieg
within three milcs of Aylctts, on the Mattaponi
fiser, and 10 nesshbortood equal 10 any In that
county aud with churches aud mills near BY The
eetats 10 saeceptbls Of being matc equal to the best
10 shst ueighbcrhood and u remarkably level for
one hs rig, The bu'ldicgs arc simple and generally
IN gooi rersir h ith eigh: hauds person csa ave.
rage 400 barrels CT cora, ii0) ba h.s Of oats, an
from 300 to ,0eo bushels Of wheat. About one
ha oi the open iani has baen limsd at the rate f
70 tushels 10 the acre. and the fam has recently
been divi:ed iato FIVE Helis. all OF which is i'll a
9d ftate O. Improvement There are about 90 10
~ acres oi meadow land, Of which twJ thirds Is IL
grass.
Terms Reasonable. Apply to
fe 26-3t (siyllDIN 4 lPpEae0N
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s;las. III AZ E''s' e. ss 8.

Daring GnYT0t n1 CaSe-One OF the most
daring cases of garroting and robbery which
has ever come under cur knowledge was
perpetrated about seven O'Clock Wednesday
night last upon Mr.. Augustus Haxal, who
resides in Henrico county, a short distance
from this city. On arriving in The ncigllbor
hood of Screamessviie he stopped his horse
ana aiightea from his buggy iCr the pHr- csc
of examining some detect il the harness.
After making everything right he was about
getting in the buggy again, when couple ot
villains mace O murder0uS assault en- him
auG feiled him senscless 10 the ground. Mr..
Haxa!i does not know how long he remained
IN this unconscious state, but GA recovering
his senses his horse and buggy had been
driven off, aud his pockets rified of about
for.y dollars in money and an order On VIII
liam G. Dandrige for 81, 100
Yesterday white boy, named Isaac Bur
ney, offered for sale to Mr.. Jinmi, a tanner
in Screamersville, II raw hide, which he
bought for $63; hut soon afterwards pc
lice.lan called and stated that there was tas
tened to Mr. IIaxalfs buggy at the time OF
the robbery similar article, aRd demanded
to know from whom Jinmi lRd purchased
it. On receiving the information ne pro-
ceeded 10 arrest the boy, and afterwards
carried the hide to Mr.. Haxail, who readily
identified it a. the one which had beea
stolen from him. The case will be brought
before the Mayor this merning, when it is
hoped Developments may be made which
will lead to the arrest of the other parties.
BxroIay;es. between 3 O'Clock
Wednesday night apd daybreak yesterday
morning the variety store OF Mr.. j. A. Lafitte,
on 6tn street, near the New Market, was
forcibiy entered from the back way aud
robbed of s700 in money and one silver and
three gold watches, several silk dresses,
three overcoats, and au assortment oi iais'
celiaEeous articles.
The store house Of Mr. Il. III. Dibrell, on
the corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, was
| broken into during Wednesday night and
| about thousand pounds OF sugar stolen
| thoreffom. Thethievcs priced open the side
door on Virginia street, and, knocking cut
the head of hogshead Of sugar, succeeded
Ia emptying it oi its contents, save about
one hundred pounGs A negro fellow named
! Joe, employed in the office oi the Illus.
fratcti News" immediately over the stcre of
Mr.. Dibrell, was arrested yesterday aiterpoon
On suspicion Of being concerned in the rob-
berry.
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Sent 10 the Rntentiaru.-Tw cases were
tried in Judge Lyons's Court yesterday both
o. which resulted in the conviction of the
accused. We give their names below
Daniel Whalan, arraigned on the charge of
obtaining $500 under false pretences from
David Parr, was tried, found guilty, aua sen.
teneed 10 the pen;tentiary for three years.
Witnesses were examined in the case
against Jeremiah 1ihbetts, charged with
breaking open the storehOuse of Smith,
Lipscomh IL Co, and stealing thercirom
$40 in Confederate money. At the conclu-
sion of the evidence, the case was placed in
the hands of tue jury, who, after short re-
tiremcnt, retnrred with verdict Of guilty,
and assessed the prisoners puni at
i've yeas in the pcnitentiary.
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~ tThAYED-FrOrl the corner OF kIarsi.a. ard
Henry streets, small cow Pig, white, with
black spots. Any information of thu same will be
suitably rewarded il LETT ut Peasants FTayger's
Oh 18th II. fa 26-l;s
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IAiUs BLK little tfscs Of g. acres, called Free
Hill, on the Mountain road, AMI half q mile
from Glen Allen Depot, cn the Frederieksburg raI
road ten mics ncrii et Rici nopi We f.ler for
sals the above tract OF Ind about half opa land Gf
excellent soil eud One lai in secondary and orig
hal tfowih Of oak and pie, embracing some Ene
tuiiing tim er. Tho pine land will cut froni 40 20
81 cords 70 the ecrc s TO the depot Should
attract the attention of capitalists and othars. If
applied fog to Gay or 10 morrow it will be sold for
S&o per sere. GoDpIN & ApPERSON.
ia 25--5t
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Ss'HE sale of Fo teinblesu, in King William couE-
ty, "a miles fri IN Rchnond. Will take Place 81,
"Wednesday, The 81 Of March If fair; II not the xt
fair day.
Persons who may wish to purchase will hnd TIE
cwner at the counting room Of John Ven Lsw,
O'Clock i II. fe 26 -dHcwlt.@
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WAR Dept, ApJT AND lNsa GEMS FTIcE |
Richmond, Feb ii, 1864
CENGRAL Orders, no 9i.--Gep II 'ax.Cn Il -agg is
~ assigned tn duty at the seat &c Government, an
under the direction Of the f,ssiien., is charged with
the condur: Of military operations in the armies Of
the CuEteGcracy.
81 command Of the Secretary Of War.
$ COOPER,
ia 25-ts Adjuiant end Ingp'r Gen.
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NOA DOLLARS Reward.-Ranaway, on the
LOO 10Th inst, from my house, near Frederick
nai, IN Louisa county, negro man named Harris.
iIe ID about 2, years old, feet inches high,
when he left gray soldiers jacket and . pair Of
cashmere pants, patched. purchased him some
few weeks ago from N Davis, Of Richmond. Bs
was formerly from Misaissippi Twill pay The shove
reward for his delivery to me, or TO wade Jones,
On Brook Avenue, Richmond.
IL 94--5ts CHA8 JONyS,
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T. % ai~5s. ' ''' cHAs JONES.

r0l KEWAkD--R away from my plantations
,)SDU in the county Of Powhatap, on Friday,
2Jtn January last two slaves, E0os and Richard.
years DID, about feet high, and well formed; very
cree. in hs carriage with full head u har. peculiar
voice Of the North Carolina negro, from whence ho
came; great singer and dancer. Richard b sbout
rs years Old and about feet inches high, scout
built Hack, rough skin; he was bought from EaPex
county shout year ago rhey were dressed in gray
pants, Jackets, and caps when they left Tho sbOve
reward wilt be paid for their delivery 70 me h
Richmond or Powhatan. JNO WHix1Ik1D.
f.. a.
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3. GH,DIN 4 APpEasoN.

IL oUSE ani lot at fo~ ba.an Court House ior
eaie.-A house and lot At Powhaian G. n Is
snrrvd for sale privately un, the lat Of Aprli next
The lot contains f1r acres Of lsni, with very &C.
srable garden Tho house has nine rooms AID in
talcrabiy good repair Ia the village there Is good
society, AID near to churches and echools. To any
One wishing residence In the country this plac,
of.rs many advantages. For terms apply to Nt i
X Graves, living at the place.
70 fe23-2i~t.stAIt
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ZtJ() subscriber about the l7th Of January lAae,
TO saves, named Doctor and Raleigh, somDoaly
called Fleni. Both are black, quiok, activs 1en-
Doctor is about 10 years Old bad biz efs han1 huy4
in an apple mill and SCARED on the 0al0de, An4 ha0
lost one Or more Of his naiis from that hand. He
had on red nanaol shirt when no lett. Flsm y ielt
handed, aad ID about ~ years Of age viii give
Sit0 D. for the delivery 70 me, TO sone ~
from which cau get them, Of The kAid slaves, Y
oaught oat OF the county Of Charlotte, 80 apiece
il apptt i,ended In the county. bsiisvo they aso
passog as free men, and are Gytag " get snploy-
men, On the Richmond and Daavils. or feathsido
M0esinGfogd 20.
fe1 lain Charl,ttN e0unSv. Va
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Y1OTATu Onions--A ImaH lot of ries potato
cnioae, lust rsoeived and for sais hy.
PULLIAM, HAlNA6 WE1st0kN,
n al-lf odd EslIovs' Hall
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AEGROks R0R SALYAE HIRE.

AEGROEY FOR SALE AND HIRE.
-
FOR Saie-A No l cock, wisher ssd Irooes,
without encumbranes. Che test Of rsfsrenes
eaa be g,7ea Is gGrd to her ildusry and honesty
Also, q good, iEdastsis man. Apply st
~ WkIGH1'3 Collar Rxctcyy.
IA 26-2 ct. Mayo Il, 81 owe franklin.
FOR Aire--a No cook without ucpbfA1css
r. q No dieiog room servant, vet nurse, aud
. No cock aud lau adrssa. Apply ~
krs Judge CfDPTON,
10 2a-2. Rraakiia III. bet ID AID Sth.
1sS0a Hire -OIe oook and tso h0uss girss. IN"
qusrsst the corner Of MAIN aud u serssts.
Nfe 2D--d.s
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Z OSt-$25 Reward Lost, whle aud liver
{ coiored Pointer Poppy, (-Mt) about three
months osd ih3 above reward vii be paid for her
delivery at my house, corner MAJ sha! end Monroe
streets. lie Is -9ttl RG EAKLEY.
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RUNdWAY w

FEN@O Hundred Dollars Rewsrd.-Pan away fs00
my hoaze, In Manchester, On tho morning Of
the 2Sd, my servant woman Kitty. esid negro 3 10
10 yea OF age rather short, light gingerbread
color, and quite stout; her gums are particI A-ly
sesses, black Silk dress, and two plAid dresses,
one blIea Cloth cloak and purple sk bonnet, with
snndry otter articles She WAS brought fSOD Neck.
get tack. will give the above reward for her de-
livery TO ne, or to any jail In Richmond 20 thas
may get Der. lie 2k-3lel ROBT III TALLEY.
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O$f.-Wps takea from the static of Abraham
Warwick. near the basin, or Saturday night,
the Goth inst, one light boy mare Mule, Of meaium
eiz, and Ia fair or6er Supposed TO be about g l5
years Of age. liberal reward will be pad for The
return Of the mule to the canal boat Hazard, and
40 questions asked. RICHARD PARSONS.
Ie III
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ssUNAWAY-S9Oo ard.-kan away from tho
!. subscriber, on yesterday my boy Hardy. eaid
boy about 70 81 years old, very black and hae
few about tho left law The above reward
OF SEQ viii be paid for his delivery 70 keass Lee
II Bowman Richmond, or secured In any len -
that get him. [fe 2S-tsl JAMnS VIA.
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= n DOLLARS Reward --iost, between the resi-
,)U dence or Mira Mary Hill, on 9th street, and
my nonso, In Hanover, Porte monEaie, Containing
about enc hundred dollars ia Confederate notes
and several hundred dollars IN Virginia treasury
warrants far interest State stock. The Fay ment
of which have stopped at The Bank. The above
reward will be given for their restoration to me.
f. I6--6ts q RICHARDSON.
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Tns foreg7r Farm no: having been sold yesicr
day auction, j. is ons.cd at private sae. in
Guiding three niues oae hne c)T, ere wagon aEd
harce s. cart ail Gf, ness, large l0t cf hay,
ali the ia1m.n5 inpeneas, and abou; 5, ,Os0 fee1 f
nfst rate um eeT; also acoat 001 bushels Of ite.
To effect peeJy sale ~ indaeement will be of-
farcd. Should the farm h9t be sold IN We tx it vi"
be rented out 10 4 careful tenant. apply 10
fe 25- g HpnDiS & GP.ERSOI.
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.SALT DIS1RiRUTION.


nISTRIBUTION of City Ss!t.-fhe distribution
1 of salt obtained by the city from the State
Ssit WORKS, will conimsnce on Fhday, the 20 inst,
mt the W ,rehouse Of Spotts Harvey, On i4th si.-
Applicants must make sffdavii a. heretofore. sta'
ting that they are rrs'deDts Ct Richmond aid ne
number cf pegsoos IN their families, who are also
res,d-n.s, {nc.uiiog all sgss aud eoo's kefn gees
axe cntt'ed to iat. They must stats in theis afh-
Ga.it that they refugees ftaha - county,
snisurnirg in kiehnoad, aud that they have ros
received ssi ia the jistrtbniau for any other 6 ~
eg county .or 1854. Each person will receive 20 IDS
1T tce per b. Ii is important that each appt snt
make the ea'cnis,ioa, a2a btiug the r'ghs ch1 Se
and bag. DAVID j buKk, VeNs
N b HILL. of tie
n 25-6t LW GaaZEER0Gk, Cour Gil
~ Nhis, Examiner, Enquirer and ssstnii
cery ard ssnd bill TO Spot.s Harvey.
AToTICE.-1hes subscriber !. III b. prepared wtsh
blanks for those who wish u make affidavit 10
olissn salt I, be distrihutsd BY Msssrs sposts
nsrvsy MACAURDo, Mp,
f.25-Gt Al Bank Of kichnaond.
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NOR 'kENT-TWO three furnished Rooms,
e 10 a private family, without Board. Apply 10
Mrs GooDE, frlnkln street, Church Iii he
tween 2ith amt 25ih fe IG,-ots
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grOa ) .Lsi.-- f2eiil sell very desrab,e and con-
Portable house and several acres cG iaud at Ne y
Ken: Courthouse iae house contains five roolns,
fne basement, and two porches. necessary out
houses, ice-hoiEe ile garden. and young orchard Of
select .rees. Address me at e f!caaicy's, No 109
Main street WILLIAMS.
fe Zi.-4.*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26

TXGkLLaA little Farm ot "a acres, Gnar-
II'otte County. haf = mite from :he Danviile Rail-
rcl d an two mlt5 from Kcysvi'le for sale We
are author zed By Mr I homas /. Huney 20 seil bis
farm, Of pa Gcree, located ebnve About il
cleared, Of winch 10 acres Is exce:en.
meadow, ard the balance il caS, hickory, and virgin
pii e., suitable for building imbar. There is
anI ,rst mii two miles on also, churches of four
denominations The dwelling contains four rcoiDs,
wi'' beautiful shade tees arcnnd the yard besides
which there is uniiuishsd dwelling 10 the yard ,
two Lew baras, .ceh1use, kitchen, .rters stable,
&c; and tho place is under good irncs. 7 sEession
given q; cace TO eT,et speedy sale, il Will be
Sold for $i0,t % cash, which is sbou; 81! per
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