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SHERMAN's RAID-THE YANKEE INTELLIGENCE
FROM HM-The New York Herald gives summa-
ry of all the Yankees know about Sherman's move
ments follows:
Advices were received in Washington yesterday
from Generals Shermans army, which shows that
he was on Saturday last within thirty miles of
Macon, Georgia, which place is now supposed to
be now in his possession. He has met with but
little opposition, and his campaign was progressing
in the most successful manner. Intelligence from
Richmond shows that the rebels have already learn
ed sufficient of Sherman's operations to produce
great CONSERVATION in their minds. They will
probably soon be informed of much more, as there
is but little force to oppose his advance besides the
hastily raised Geoegis militia, under Howell Cobb,
and these will be but slight hindrance in the path
Of the Union veterans
The latest intelligence represents General Hood,
with two corps, numbering together about thirty
five thousand men, to be still in the vicinity of Flor
ence, Alabama on the Tennessee river. There are
reports that Dick Taylor has joined him with an
additional force of ten thousand HIS latest move
ments do not indicate intention of early offensive
operations. BeauregaTd with the rebel General
Stewards corps, still at Corinth, Mississippi,
when last heard Of General Thomas, commanding
the Union army designed to check Hoods advance,
is rapidly concentrating his forces, though dis
posed to make an attack on the rebels in some d.
rection. As we have already stated, the rebel re-
ports Of the destruction OF government property at
JohnSonville, on the Tennessee river, by Forrest,
were immensely exaggerated. We now learn that
there only building in the place destroyed.
1t is still held by division of Union troops.
The CHICAGO Tribune gives the following fancy
predictions:
Charleston will be cut of, and Sherman's army
of lty-five thousand men will be free to act cir
cumstances demand, and will be on the seacost,
ready for embarkaton at a moments notice, so that
they can be used with Grant or Sheridan, as may
be advantageous or after recruiting, they may
be moved through Central South and North Carroll
ma utterly annihilaung every railroad by the way,
and thus making Virginia the grave of the rebellion
Can Sherman Subsist Undoubtedly he can. There
are two article in the South in great ABUNDANCE
and sweet potatoes and he takes with him
any amount of hard tack and several thousand cat
tle His men will live better than when in camp.
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MASONIC.

THNHE GRAND LODGE OF F. & A, M. OF
n North Carolina will meet in this City on Monday
evening the h December next al o'clock for the trans
action of business
Officers of Subordinate Lodges requested to attend
in person. have special delegates appointed the
suOn and general regulations Of the Grand Lodge re-
qure. WILLIAM T Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh. n c. Oct II, 1864. 64-td.
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SALES OF BoNDs.-The $4,000 North Carolina
coupon bonds advertised for sale at Creech x Ltch-
fords's by Kemp P. Battle, President of the Chat
ham Railroad brought on Saturday last the follow
ing prices $4,000 at SO6 and interest. $4,000
at 800 and interest $3s,5oo was bought by a
Richmond firm, and the residue by citizens Of this
State.
Messrs. Creech & Litchford. auctioneers, sold on
Saturday, Confederate State 8 per cents Short
ESiates brought 925. Wake county bonds l64 and
165-ProOresS
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JUDGE HEATH.-This is the second week of our
Superior Court, His Honor Judge Heath presiding.
A large number of Habeas Corpus cases have been
Eeard and delivered We learn.
We take pleasure in bearing testimony to the
learning, urbanty and impartially of the presiding
Judge. He combines these amiable qualities of a
Judge with clear, powerful and astute intellect and
has, we believe won not only universal respect and
confidence outside of the profession but the unani-
Gus verdict of the Bar of being the model Judge
Sudbury Watchmdn
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The New Orleans Picdyune says: We have been
shown Mexican Picayune of the Macmillan ISSUE
very neat little coin of silver, on side of which
appears the familiar eagle of the Mexican Republic
with and imperial crown upon his head and sur
rounded with the words 10 Inperio NericGnO."-
On the reverse, between two laurel wreaths is the
inscription : cents 1874; NJ"
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SHERIFFS' NOTICE.--TAKEN UP AND
- committed to Jail by Juas Ramsey negro boy absut
1wentyone years of age, who says his is Emanuel
and belongs John Hope of Ceaveand county He had
when put in Jail brown suit of jeans cloth He is
about five feet eleven inches high of dark black color,
weighs about $50 pounds The will for him,
pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt
with as the law directs. WI. A. WALTON,
Sheriff of Rowan Co.
June s. 1854 l4-W6m-
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means of escape from worse despotism.
[ therefore earnestly recommend the pas
sage of joint Resolution by this General
Assembly instructing our Senators and re-
questing our Representatives in Congress
to vote against, and use all possible in1u-
ehce to prevent the passage of any such
law. JOSEPH Z. BROWN.
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The Conservative learns that Washington O.
Kerr, Professor Of Chemistry and Geology, in DA-
wilson College, has been appointed BY Gov. Vance
State Geologist in the place of DR.. E. Emmons, de-
ceased Mr.. Kerr is an enthusiastic and accom-
pshed geologist and we rejoice to see that native
North Carolinian, educated at our own University,
has undertaken duty so responsible and honorable
as that of developing the rich resources of the
State.
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Richmond, Nov. II, 1864.

POLICEMEN AND THE CoNsCRIPTIoN-A few days
since the policemen of Selma, Alabama, were taken
by the enrolling officer, and sued out writ of ha-
6eGs corpus which resulted in the discharge of the
City Marshal-the head Of the force. The priuates
however, were reminded back to the enrolling Of
fcer. Governor Watts then certified to all Of them
as State officers, aRd riley were 1gh exempted.
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REsIGNAT1oNs.-2d Lieut. W. A. Thompson, 29d
N. O. Troops; ID Lieut. John Hester, 45th N. c.
Troops; I'd Lieut. W. B. Fields, 1st Cavalry Capt
Jno. E Bailey. 9th N. @. Troops; Capt j. W. Gid
ney, 18th N. c. Troops.
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As the mean have a calculating avarice, that
sometimes inclines them to give, so the magnsni-
nous have cOndescending generosity, that some
times nclines them to receive
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NEW-NORTH.CAROLINA BOOKS
BY FRANK l. WILSON.
RALEIGH, n. C.

BY FRANK 1. WILSON.
RALEIGH N. C.
THE BATTLE>OF GREAT BETHEL:
SKETCHES OF NASSAU; to whieb +" 0'''J
the DEVILS BALL-ALLEY, esT'0U' w.
interesting Indian Tradition: q, o.
s% The usual deduction made to the trade.
THE ABOVE WORKS ARE NOW ~ Of tbr
Il and will be sent of postage on recsP Er a.
price annexed to EACH both books will be SEM h, orr
When five or copies of either are sonT IuE
person, BETHEL will be sent for 81 . per WIZ
the SKETCHES for 81 SO per copy. 4. =, gTfsr
~ To soldiers, to others purchasing W nd thV
to soldiers, BETHEL will be sold at 81 per copy
SKETCHES at 81. Address, urIsoN,
Raleigh, NC,
October "a, 1864.
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HOUSE OF COMMoNc

HOlsS,E, OE COMMONS
Alamance--R. YsctSAdcu, C. F. Faucet
Alexander-Dr. J. NJ. Carson
Anson-A. j. Dargan, l. L. Polk.
Ashe-F. j. Mcmillan.
Beaufort-R. S. Donnell, D. NJ. Carte,
Bertie--Dr. P. I. Henry, Jas Bond
Bladen-J. W. Russ.
Brunswick-D. L. Russell, u.
Burke-J. j. Erwin.
Buncombe-J. N. Gudger
Cabarrus-P. 3. G. Smith.
Chatham. II. Headen, W. j Hoatea Y. p
Hadley.
CALDWELL. NJ Isbell.
Camden-W. A. Duke.
Carteret-Stephen D. Pool
Caswell-Montford McGehee, S. s. Harrison
Catawba-W. P Reinhardt.
Cumberland and Harnett-JeSse G. SHEPPARD, 4
d. Mclean, D.. John Mccormick.
Cherokee-W 81. Herbert
Chowan-L. G. Benbury.
Ceaveland-D. Beam, j. ". Gidney.
Columbus-Forney George
Craven-Wm. Lane, I. Fl. GaSkins.
Currituck-J. J. Baxter.
Davie-R. F. Johnston.
Duplin-Zach. Smith, R. B. Houston.
Davidson F. Lowe, Lewis Hanes.
Edgecombe-David Cobb, L. D. Farmer.
Franklin-W. <. Davis.
F6rsythe-W. H. Wheeler, W. B. Stipe
Gaston-W. I. Ship.
Gates-Richsrd Bond.
Guilford-D. F. Caldwell, A. Clapp, A. S. HOEm
Granville-Dr. P. P. Peace, DIR. E. GrissOm, is
AmiS.
Halifax-Dr. H. Joyner, A. q. Davis
Haywood-Dr Samuel L. Love.
Henderson-M NJ. Patton.
Hertford-J. B. Vann.
Hyde-H. S. Gibbs.
Iredell--T. A. Allison, L. Q. Sharpe.
Jackson-N. A. Enloe.
Johnston-W. A. Smith, W. G. Banks.
Jones-F. G. Simmons.
Lenoir-AIlen W. Wooten.
Lincoln-Ambrose Costner.
Macon DIR. j. NJ. Lyle.
Madison-W. H. Brown.
Martins. W. 0utterbridge.
McDowell-W F. Craig
Mecklenburg-John L. Brown, E. @. Grisr.
Montgomery-Allen Jordan.
Moore-Elam j. Harrington.
NaSh-G. Lewis.
New Hanoyer-Saml j. Person, j. R. HaWeS
Northampton-S. T. Stancil, S. Calvert Jr.
Oranges. F. Phillips, W. N. Patterson.
OnslOw-A. j. Murrrll.
Pasquotank-W. E. Mann.
Perquimans-Dr. j. H. Riddick.
Person John w. Cunningham.
Pitt-B. G. Abortion, G. Perkins.
Randulph-Joel Asheworth, E. 7. Blair
Rowan-F. E. Shober, W. II. Crawford
Richmond-B. F. Little.
Robeson-David Bethune, 7. j. MOrisey.
Rockingh2m-JohnS Strong, A. j. Boyd
Rutherford-J. L. Carson, A. r. Bryan.
Sampson-L. A. Powell, Patrick Murphy
Stanly-R. Harris.
Stokes-W. H. Flynt.
Surry-H. NJ. Waugh.
Tyrrell-L. L. Hassel1.
Union-C. Austin.
Wake-G. II. Afford, D. G. Fowle, O. J. HoSef~
Wayne-M. K. Crawford, j. N. Caho.
Warren-W. T. Aston, 7. J. Judkins-
Washington-L. Q. Latham.
Watauga-Wm. Horton.
Wilkes-A. S. Galloway, Phineas Horton
YadkIn-A @. CowleS.
Yancey-D. NJ. Young,
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: ROXES FOR. SOLDIERS.

BOXES FOR SOLDlEkin:, .o-
ALL BOXES FOR SOLDIERS OIL ON 70 tbS
"A ners of War from North Carolina oe it.'rsr,sd bss
following named persons will be promptly f0r
of charge:
Dr. D F. Summey, Ashevile.
Dr. W. A. Collett, Morganten,
Dr. J. W. Allison. StatesVille,
Dr. J l. NeagIe, Greensboro,
Mr. A. Hagan. Charlotte,
Mr. Edward HOge, Salem,
Capt j. n. Mcdowell, Ralelgn,
Joseph A Worth, Fayetteville
E Murray & Co, Wilmington
abr F. L. Bond, Tarboo
MIR J. A. J. Askew, CoIeran,
Mr. F. L. Roberts, Murfresooro n
Sprague Brothers, Salisbury. markell 90
The boxes should be well hoped, properly Tho lHSs1
delivered in time for my Special Messenger WV
Raleigh on the first day of every month: ,pREE,
Surgeon GsueTsis S H;S
Oct 81, 1864.
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North-carolina Lesislature-s., NJ
Inns BODY met on Monday, the 21at;O'aa ls
give below full and correct list Of ~ ''ant
of the two Houses: Tue n.ub
Pssqpo.Snk and Perquimans--WH
Gates I and dn Gb WurrltuGSID. HcD. LindssIE
hyde and fyrell-Edward l. Mann
Northampton. B. Odom.
observation-disclosures N. WYNN.
Bertie-JOhn Pool.
martln and WsshlngtOn-J. R. Stuhno
Halifax-Mason L. Virgins. 'OS'
Edgecomoe and Wilson,. Il. Povsu
PItt-Dr. E. j. Blount. '"eiA'
Beaucort-E. J. Warren.
Craven-N. A. Whitford.
Carteret and Jones-Dr. F. N. Arend.n
Greene and Lenoir-J'P. Speigbt
New Hanover-E. d. Hall.
Duplru-W. R. Ward.
OnSlow- Isaac N. Saunders.
Bladen, Brunswick and Columns
Cumberland and Harnett-W. B Wr;oI, ". Ri
Sampson-Willism Kirby. "sHS
Wayne-Benj. Aycoek.
Johnston-Thos. D. Snesd.
Wake-Wiley D. Jones.
Nash-Alse j. Taylor.
Washington Harris,
Warren-Dr. T. j. Pitchford.
Granville-R- W. LassAer,
Person-C. S. Winstead
Orange-John Berry.
Alamance and Randolph Meb,,,
Chatham-E. H. Straughn.
Moore and Montgomery-Dr. ]. n C,rr.
Richmond and Robeson-Giles Leitcb
Arson and Union-W: @. Smith.
Guilford-Robt. P Dick.
Caswell-William Long.
Rockingham-D. W. Courts.
Mecklenburg-W NJ Grier.
Cabarrus and Stanly-Dr. ]. E. McEacb.,-
Rowan and DsVie-W. B. March.
Observation-Disclosures Adams.
Stokes and Forsyth. E. Matthews
Ashe, Sarry, &c-Jonathan Horton.
Iredell, Wilkes, &c-A. N. Boyle.
Burke, Mcdowell, &c-S. F. Patterson
Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba-M 1, M,c,.,,
Rutherford, Polk, &c-Dr. W. ]. T MIL. fAis
Buncombe, Henderson, &c-M. Patton
Macon. Haywood, &c-S. @. Bryson.
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OFTTUXAL


sis"sd 10 Congressional, districts "f which they
are resident. The employed physicians will re-
crivs te pay an allowances OF assistant Surgeons
n Medical officers detailed for duty on Exam
lang boards FOR cooscripts will be directed to ~
r"t tor orders to the commaadaHt Of conscifPts Of
States.
NJ. Hcs!des the officers Of the toE federate ami
state governments particularly nansrd In the aci
OF Congress the officers of the Government oil The
Confederate States whose nominations have been
made by the President and confirmed by the Sen
ate, OF who have en- appointed by the Judge OF the
District Courts under the authority con6ded by any
act OF Congress, viii be- exempted from military
service until further orders. Also the judges or
jus ices OF any supreme, superior, criminal court
of any State; also the judges OF proba e, clerk OF
any court of record, ordinary sheriff, one tax col
hector In each county, and recorder OF deeds and
Wits if there be such officer existing by law,
and su Ii other officers flbc State provided bylaw
the Governor shall certify 10 be- necessary To the
psarcr administration OF the state Government.
NJ. Al persons who have bcen exempted on
account OF religious faith under act OF Congress
approved iIrh October, 1862, and who have paid
the tax Of $50 rthercn provided tor, will be exempt
from enrolment In the military service.
By order.
[signed.l COOPER,
NH j-Iw Adj't and Insp'r General.
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fe 16-f1

4 nOO DOLLARS REWARD IRAN oil on
lsVUU yesterday, about IL O'Clock A N, Jim
belonging 20 Mrs Louisa Brander and Robert, be
longing 10 me.
Jim IS almost black, about % years Old, black
wh,skers and mOustsche, and about feet iuchea
in height very active and intelligent; had on when
he left brown cloth coat, with drab pants.
Robert is q brown skin black whiskers and nous
tache, about % years old, about feet inches
in height, very intelligent, and talks well; he had Gu
u brown jeans suit, with wooden buttons.
Roth Of these boys are doe house servants. VIZ
will give reward OF 81 COO for both, or $500 fol
each if delivered TO Us in Richmond
CHAS WORTIIAM,
fe 25-2aw3w Mrs LOUISA BRANDER
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VYIRGIkIA HOTEL, Stsuntop, VAR SCHEF-
Y FER. Proprietor, would respectfully inf,rm
his friends and the travelling public generally, that
European style and Is prepared to furnish comfort
able rooms, with good and clean beds, by the day,
week, month.
The f,rmsr dining room Ct the Hotel II kept BY
Messrs smith 4 Beard - = restaurant, Whera mea Q
are served at ell ,ura IN tbs day aud night, thus
giving travellers the oppertuuily either TO carry
their own provsi0as call for what their sppetite1
may desire.
The stables Of the Notsl are also rented, and are
kept opsn for fs<diog horses. mh7-eodtts
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OFFICE Il + Il z X r Co, }
R;chmOnd. March & 1894

AJOTIOE-An checks drawn by this company,
~ and all drafts drawn on It, and all other
claims agsiust this company for dividends, or On
oicn account due p-evous to the 25th March, 1864,
must &c presented for payment or before that
diy. No checks will be Drawn, drafts hon red,
nor paynsnts made at this office from that day to
LIST OF April pr"x All checks Issued, and dsafts
drawn, or debts due prior to 25th March, 1884 pre-
nted for payment after the LIST proximo will be
paid In the present cnrreucv a. Its Par vau', at
the option of the company, in the currency at
ta rate II three dolars Of the present for two of
the Few currency, as fixed by act of Congress-
passed 18th OF February, tt64
NH 7-,it25th J B WINSTON Trsas'..
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nLANEr,
vIkGiNIA'S UNRIvALIED RACE HORs E.
This renowned kacer and stallion will make hl:
season OF 1864 at my farm, 'Tle Fail Plantation,
in the county Of Chesterfield, about AID a hall
miles from the city Of Richmond, commencing
hhrch lat, and ending July l5th at $3.50 for the sea
SOU, and 81 TO the groom.
THE PEDisiRES PLANET
runs back to the reign CT Charles ], over period
Of more than two centuries, and is too well known
to need recital here. Bat a better bred or purer
biooded horse there is not upon the American CONT
lcnt.
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS On THE TURF,
in Ike manner, are over numerous for an advertise
insnt, yet such US have been but seldom eauailed
and more rarely SURPASSED. Having vanquished 10
his native State,
that dared to est his powers OF speed and endurance
be travelled thousands Uf miles, regardless of she
peri!s, of accident and fatigue over railroads and
ooat enc0untering the i'll elects Of changes OF
climate AM water; making three different CAM
paigBs to New Orleans, and meeting Had beating
nearly all the champions Of the States celebrated for
iile horses.
PLANET
has for some Of tho largest stakes ard mGtches
shat have ever been made Or offered on this CONT
nent-the first two Of which, in the spring ne was
three years old with twenty five subscribers of
81 GOO IAoH
to tho first stake and twenty eight to the second
la the contest for these, nine different States were
represented Yet both were
WON BY PLANET
in remarkable time, bat with a. parent case.
His two past successful seasons arc sufficient guar.
antics Of PLANET as n sure
F0AL .GgTTRR.
will give special and particular attention to the
care aud management of mares seAt TO him. but in
no event be responsible for accidents. They shall
be fed with grain at Sc per diem and received,
to remain any time, without being grained.
All charges must be paid before mares.aro taken
away. |ie g. 2lwtWl DF WARD.
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WILLIAMS, CARRIhGTON 4 BARK5DALE.
NH 5-6s

NIoiicE We hereby notify our patrons that, In
f. y consequence OF the recent act Of Congress In
regard 10 the currency, We shall be guided in cur
business by the following rules:
Isl All persons Indebted to US Are requested to
come ward and tet.c previous to the 25th Gay Of
March next, Otherwise We will demand ymeD, in
the new issue.
81 All parties to whom we are indebted are IN
yted 10 call ana collect the amounts due them pre-
v0us To the 25th -ay Of March Balances remain.
ing in 0ur hands IN and after that date will be paid
III the four per cen: bosds.
Sd. Al parties to whom we have made advances
ere notified that their consignnlsnts will be Sold
the 18th day Of March, unless receive scme salts
lscicry instructions in regard 10 t.em previous to
that time.
Att Parties holding our checks mus. present them
ut the Bank for payen: previous TO the as:h day of
March. WILLIAMSON Il co, Auctioueers,
fe E9-tS No 1872 Main street.
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EXCEALENT Farm, called Lebanon, Of 2ss
u acres, In Charles city county, on the Chioka
hominy, rs miles below Richmond, for ale.-Ws
are authorized to sell the excellent Farm called
Lebanon, located as above. near to Rosbuyv and
TO the farm which the late John w Bradley re-
Gently rented. 1t contains, by old survey, a3s
acres, OF which about three -fourths Ii Open land
OF excellent soil, and One-curth in original growth
embracing some fine white oak and superior CIV
press for making shingles. The Improvement.
consist Of comfortable dwelling, contai ming Of,
rooms above the basement; q barn, stshle, quar-.
orchard. Il snow occupied by Mr Jones, a. tenant,
The taxes for 1864 10 be paid by the purchaser.
NH Ut 0ODDtN & APPERSON
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IOTI E.-A Il checks drawn hy this Company
y and ell demands against IL, due previous to the
25.h inst, must be resented for payment be-
fore tiSt day. All Gains due prior 10 that date pre-.
sentej for after the lat proxn0 Will be paid
in the rrcaon currency at its par value, at the op
ton OF the company 10 the currency at the rate
Of two dollars OF the new currency for three OF the
preseut. II W WARRINGTON,
NH S-t21thM Treasurer.
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Oss4oz SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMrANY,l
Augusta, Ga, Feb 10th, ls6i. !
T .EnAL Notice is hereby given to all C. necrned,
IL that persons who ship packages containing
epiriis, wines or Cordials, without informing our
Agent f the contents. will not be entitled TO- nor
willthey receive the benefit Of valuation.
Spirits wines or cordiais will be forwarded BIZ
this Company, except under speciaI contract,
JAS SHUTTER,
Superintendent and Acting Preside i.
HAMILTON, Agent, Richmond, Va.
fa I'm
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AVAILABLE Farm Of $40 acsss, Ia n. svec "a.
~. nees the Williamsburg road, four miles below
1ichmoud. for sale. -At the requsss q n Il
Farm 10 Henrico county, iour miIss below 0eh.
mond, between the Wil'iamsbusg and Charlie. CIV
road: heontajns $40 aeres. $50 acres Of vhich
efe heavily wooded. Fifteen tbsssand sosde Of
woo9 are low estimate Of the quastey stiIl unout
One hundred acres 6f the land are q g ezseiI.oe
state OF cultivation, aSd andss good feaee, Trcn
the Williamsburg road 70 the house there q An Is
eelent corduroy road BAN . nile 10 isoesh ~,
Tne improvemepts copsAt Of . two story snl A.
VIC dwelling house in excellent order sA overssss'1
mouse q three rooms, sable for eight houss. ANAL
barn, smoke hOuse ard kitchen 3 -
An excsiseet crop Of yegseaolas aad sasAR cana
Wa made on the place last year, ana TIE plaee =
tnefed Tor sae only because tbs owner, being IN IN
service, - unable TO attend 70 IL properly. Il b i'm
mednteiy outside Of the outer line u dcfsrces md
strueeioo Terms cash. Apply 70
mn u CODDlN & APPnlRON.
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DUSAWAY-$l00 Reward Il will give one hun
IL dred dollars reward for the apprehension and
delivery to me of negro boy named Ellis, belong
county. Ellis ia very black, ABOUT Is or 20 years
old, and has very thick lips. He has sister hired
to the cotton factory in Manchester, and when last
heard of was lurking about the kitchen Of the fac
tory. JAMES MOORE,
NH 3-6tj Nos FrsukLn st.
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