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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26
PEA MEAL.

We keep at our Steam FIGURING Mill in this place
Pea Meal for feeding and stock. Also, have
on hand at all times, Family Extra, Superfne and
coarse Flour. We warrant our family -four.
Corn Meal and Grits can always be had at the mill.
J. WILKES co.
Jan'y l, 1862
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26
NOTICE..

The firm of WILLIAMS, OATES CO, is this day
(Jan LIST, 1854 dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons interested will call and close their accounts
with either of the undersigned
L. S. WILLIAMS,
l.. W. SANDERS.
January IL, 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to FULLlNGS h SPRINGS,
by note or account, Hereby notified to call upon
VIM. W. Grier ex-sheriE, and make mm ediaie settle
ment J. NJ. SPRINGS.
February 3. 1868 n'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26
WHEAT !!

The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new
crop of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmers
will find it their advantage to call at the CHAR
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y /, 1863 If JNO. WILKES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-04-26

BLANK DEEDS, Warrants, Ejectments. &c,
for sale at this Office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10
Changes Wrought by the War.

In " Camyoes Caue," war novel by J. T.
Trowbridge, well known as contributor to
the atlantic Monthly, we find the following
beautiful paragraph:
How many beloved good-for-nothing has
gone from our streets and fresides to reap
pear far off in vision of glory! The school
fellows know not their comrades; the mother
knows not her own son. The stripping,
whose outgoing and incoming were so famil-
lar to us-impulsive, fun-loving, little vain,
little selfish, apt to be cross when the sup
per was not ready, apt to come late and make
you cross when the supper was ready and
waiting-who ever guessed what nobleness
was in him His country called, and he rose
up a patriot The fatigue of marches, the
hardships of camp and bivouac, the hard fare
and the injustice that must be submitted to,
all the terrible trials of the body's strength
and the souls patient endurance-these he
bore with the superb buoyancy of spirit which
denotes the hero. Who was it that caught
up the colors and rushed forward with them
into the thick of the battle, after the fifth
man who attempted it had been shot down !?
Not the village loafer who used to go about
the streets dressed so shabbily? Yes, tn
same. He fell covered with wounds ana
glory.
The rusty and seemingly useless instrument
we saw hang so long idle on the walls of soci-
ETY., none dreamed to be trumpet of sono-
rous note until the soul came and blew blast.
And what has become of that white-gloved,
eerfumed, and handsome cousin of yours, de-
voted to his pleasures, weary even of these
to whom life, with all its luxuries, had be-
come a bore ? He fell in the trenches at
Wagner. He had distinguished himself by
his daring, his hardihood, his fiery love for
liberty. When the nations alarm beat, his
manhood stood erect; his past frivolities
were no more than dust to the name Of this
young man. The war has proved useful if
only in this, that it has developed the latent
heroism in our young men, and taught US
| what is in humanity, in our fellows in our
selves. Because it has called into action all
this generosity and courage, if for no other
cause, let US forgive its cruelty, though the
chair of the beloved one be vacant, the bed
unslept in, and the hand cold that penned the
letters in that sacred drawer, which cannot
even now be opened without grief.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

= A farmer, who occasionally accommo-
dated neighbor with fitch Of bacon at the
killing season, being applied to as usual, re-
er shall kill myself this year, or take a side
of my father" -.-....g
a smooth sea never made skiilful mar
liner. Neither do uninterrupted successes quail
ifv a man for usefulness or happiness. The
storms of adversely, like the storms of the
sos arose the faculties and ineite the inven-
ton, prudence, skill, and fortitude Of the
voyager.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

A RARE EvENT.-The Chicago Journal of
last Friday says: g A couple from the great
est brick market in the world were married
at hotel in this city yesterday, and left for
Milwaukee in a state of bliss. Marriages are
not rare events in Chicago, we know very
well; but in this case the parties had been
married before. They were divorced, liv d
separately for some months. and finally con-
cluded the best thing they could do would be
to return to each others arms. Having been
through the mill twice, it is hoped they are
married tight, this time but we would bet a
currency quarter with a gold ring on it that
they will cut loose again inside of year.
Making up after divorce, is a queer oper-
alton" "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

-"My SON." said an old lady, chow must
Jonah have felt when the whale swallowed
him? ?" down in the mouth" was the
young hopefuls reply.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

4 philosophic and selfpossesased ship
captain was passing through church-yard at
midnight, when sheeted ghost rose up be
hind a tombstone, and approached him with
menacing gestures. The ancient mariner
cooIly raised his stick and gave him crack
over the head, asking him what he meant
by being out of his grave at so late an hour :,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

Posi- OFFICE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
IN WIscoNsN.-Th total receipts OF the
Post Office Department IN this State for the
year ending June so, 1868, was 1913, 627,sO
Total expenditures, same time $3.50, 7ziss.
Excess of receipts over expenditures, 1872,
905,93.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10
HOW THE PRISONERS ESCAPED
Vigorous War the only Road to Peace.

COL. HOBARTs VIEWS ON THE WAR.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

herein exempted shall be exempt.
Sec. IL. And be it further enacted, That section
third OF the Act for enrolling and calling out the
national forces, and for other purposes, approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sixty three, and
much of section ten OF said act provides for
the separate enrolment of each class, be and the
same hereby repealed; and it shall be the duty
of the board of enrolment of each district to con-
soidate the two classes mentioned in the third
section Of said act.
Sec. II. And be 1t further enacted, That any per-
son who shall forcibly resist or oppose any enrol
ment, or who shall ineite, counsel, encourage, or
who shall consplre confederate with any other
person persons forcibly to resist oppose any
such enrolment, who shall aid assist, or take
any part in any forcible resistance or op position
thereto, who shall assault obstruct, hinder, i'm
pede, threaten any officer or other person en-
ployed in making or in aiding to make such enrol
ment or employed in the performance, or in aiding
in the performance Of any service in any way rela
ting thereto in arresins or aiding to arrest any
SPY or deserter from the military service Of the
United States shall, upon CONVICTION thereof in any
court competent to try the offence, be punished by
a fine OF exceeding five thousand dollars, or by
imprisonment not exceeding five years, or by both
of said punishInents in the discretion of the cou
And IN where such assaulting, obstructins,
hindering or imp eding shall produce the death Of
such officer or other person, the oIe der shall be
deemed guilty of murder, and, upon conviction
thereof upon Indictment in the circuit court of
the United States for the district within which the
offence committed, shall be punished with
death. And hing in this section contained shall
be construed to relieXe-the party offending from
liability, nter proper indictm emit process for
any crime against the laws of State, committed
by him while violating the provisions of this sec
ton. ~
Sec. IL. And be it further enacted, That the Sec
rotary of War shall be authorized to detail or an
point such number of additional surgeons for tenn
porary duty in the examination of persons draft ed
into the military service in any district as NAV be
necessary secure the prompt examination of all
such persons, and to fix the compensation to be
paid surgeons appointed while actually employed
And such surgeons SO detailed or appointed shall
perform the same duties as the surgeon of the
board of enrolment, except that they shall not be
permitted to vote or sit with the board of enrol
ment. f..-, -s.-t e.. p r. r : r-r.s.g
Sec IA and be it further enacted, That the Sec
rotary OF ar is authorz ed, whenever in his ju dg
ment the bile intere will be subsery ed thereby,
to permit require boards of examination of en-
rolled drafted to hold their examin atoms at
different points within their respective enrolment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

continued pursuit, they returned 10 their
hiding places where they remained until to-
ward midnight They then took fresh start,
going to the Williamsburg pike, where dhey
lay in ambush by the roadside for an hour
before venturing to progress. IL
1t was now early in the morning of Monday.
For FIVE days and six nights, this little band
of hunted and almost exhausted fugltlves,
with the stars for their guide, had slowly
picked their way among surrounding perils
toward the camp fires of their friends. They
knew they must be near the outposts Of the
Union troops, and now began to feel as If
their trials were nearly over.
After six nights, they approached our pick
cts. The danger now was IN being shot by
them They now changed their style and
took the middle of the pike, walking leisurely
and irregularly. At length, as they came in
to thick wood at about o'clock In the
morning, they were startled and brought to a
stand still by a sharp and sudden command,
s'Halti" Looking in the direction whence
the command proceeded, they discovered the
dark forms of dozen cavalrymen drawn up
in line of battle, who seemed to have risen
from the ground. Neither knew whether
they were friends or foes. His heart sunk IN
his breast, as IN the shadows of the night be
saw the gray confederate uniform, while sick
ening visions of Libby prison. and despairing
thoughts of another exile from home and still
worse durance vile than he had yet endured,
passed over his brain. "Who are you :" was
the next question. "Citizens J" they an
swered. Col. Hobart thought he could see
distinctly that their uniforms were gray.
He had gray" on the brain about that time.
Uaughter.) They were Immediately sur
rounded. One of the fugitives then ventured
to inquire-"Are you Union troops :" wv ell
we are !'' was the reply. Tue answer, the
tone, the dialect of the reply, told them at
once that they were in the hands of their
friends. Col H. said the gray uniforms
| turned to blue in a moment. daughter. y
He and his comrades, without stopping tc
make explanations, lifted their hats and gave
one long, exultant shout OF JOY, which al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02

- Nrw AND UssruL Books, LATELY
runLrsuxp, for sale by WEST n JOHNSTON,
las Main street, Richmond:
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS OF DECEASED SOL.
DIERS, being institutions to army officers
with collation. OF the Laws. and Orders OF
the War Department, &c, &c, By Colonel
W. II. Fowler. Revised and approved by the
Second Auditor and Comptroller Of the Trca-
sury. IS,
THE GOLDEN DAGGERs. A Romance Of Cali
fornia. Translated from the French Of Paul
Fayal by n gentleman Of Louisiana. ss
TIE SOUTHERN SCHOOL ARITHMETIC; OF,
YOUTHS ASSISTANT by A. * J Fowler.
stereotype edtionl 81.
"
EAsT>.YNNE; or, TIE EARLs DAUGHTER.
by Mrs. Henry Wood, author OF 1.-THE Hers
Persons desiring to have this charming no
vel should order it speedily, the edition being
limited and the present sales very rapid.
"
THREE MONTHS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES,
April May and June, 1868. Bv Lieutenant
Colonel Fremantle, Coldstream Guards S..
GENERAL. ORDERS FROM THE ADJUTANT
AND INSPECTOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
from January LIST to June soth, 1861, with
full index. S3.
VII.
MISTRESS AND MAID. household story. BY
Miss MULCH, author of John Halifax, Gen
tleman," &c, &c. S4
VIII
THE RIVALS. Chiekahominy story By Miss
NJ. I. H., OF Virginia So.
TX
WAIT TILL THE WAR, LovE,'I Is OVER. A
new and beautiful song; arranged for piano.
forte or guitar. 81
ANY Of the above sent free by mail on receipt of
price. Address
WEST * JOHNSTON, Publishers,
PIT Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02

EXSprcIAL NorIcE.-We call the at
| tention Of the trade 10 auction sale OH FRIDAY
the ID of September of GROCERIES; COTTON
GOODS and SUNDRIES, viz:
20 barrels Xxx New Orleans Sugar.
| IL do. Xxx New Orleans Sugar,
ID do. Choice Sugar,
20 do. Medium Sugar
| Il do Crushed Sugar,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
II do Cuba Coffee
Is barrels Laguayra Coffee,
do. Florida Molasses,
4 do. Alcohol, IS per cent,
10 boxes Candies,
20 do. Rosin Soap,
100 dozen Brown Windsor SOAP
II barrels Family Flour,
Il eases Fresh Ground Mustard
With general assortment Of q GROCERIES,
ALSO,
eases Florida Cigars,
900 Genuine Havana Cigars,
80 bales III Granitevle Sheeting, 10 be sold
without reserve,
10 bales rs Sheeting
do Striped Domestic,
dozen Country Calf kns,
ID do. French Calfskins
pieces Black Broadcloth,
90 patterns Black Cloth, for ladies' Cloaks,
Family Carriage,
set Double Harness,
case tSs pairs) Gentlemen's Heavy Enshsh
Caters,
l case Brogans,
80 dozen Fine Cutlery, consisting OF Table
ttioooiS, anu AflNSc,
80 gross Pearl Buttons,
SO dozen boxes Black Pins
With a variety of Boots Shoes, Dry Goods and
Sundries
We will sell Tobacco and Cigars pronnn,lv at IA
O'clock Cotton Goods at IL O'clock Groceries at
liz O'clock.
Also
Platform Scale, &, 900 pound -
% pairs Cotton Cards, No, lol
barrel Machine Oil,
~ pieces finest Bleachei Cotton
ROBINSON, ADAMS & co,
sc" AuctIoneers.
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TNRULY VALUABLE BRICK DWEI.

FNRULY VALUABLE BRICK Dwell
Il LING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MAYO STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY. the % day OF
September, at o'clock T. NJ the large and very vall-
able BRICK DWELLING located as above con-
tanning ten rooms, with Kitchen also of brick contain
ing four rooms. This affords fine opportunity
both to persons Wishing to secure comfortable resi-
dence or to make Investments its neaIness to the
best business portion OF the city Will always make it
exceedingly valuable. Possession will be given i'll a
few days.
TERMS: Cash credit, at the option of the pur-
chaser. L. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
Successor to Goddin Il Apperson.
p S.-Thc house has gas and watcrwith every
convenience for bathing. The kitchen has 4 cooking
range, furnishing hot and cold water. There arc
two hundred bushels OF coal, which the purchaser
can have at cost. au3O
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H,RUSTEES SALE T.,

"A
Il deeds OF trust executed by Charles M,,,,,''1
ANA wife to me as trustee, the first datedthe H., y
AUGUST, 1862, and the second the 10th Of Navs., Y
iooZ, being thereto requested by the parties ~ 4
sell on MONDAY, the 18th September, at a On
r: M, at public auction, on the premises. 10 u
highest bidder, for cash as TO so much as will Y We
the mems ON the said property now due and H.
pehses oil sale, and as to the residue on spcl 80
Us VIII meet the lien on said property vet 10 hs'oI'
due, the property thereby conveyed In tr,s, als
which IS described therein as all the right III 90"
interest OF the said Maemufdo and wife in a,t Tnl
the House and Lot situated at the corner 81 -, 20
anu Marshall streets, whereon the late q Na
murdo lately resided, and all their right ,i,l. '
interest IN the slaves Cornelius, Jane and IN, ana
and her children, William; Jenny. Robert s,a,.'
Martina, Bet, Liliy and JIM and all OF the NJ
property that may come to the hands of c., ~ !,
Maemurdo from the estate Of the mother. en- Z.
grandfather OF the said Charles Macmnrde r., I,
eumbntnce6 on the said property may b. ..a,. Il" IT,
reference TO the deed books in Richmond TIN vi
court Clerks ofbce, being for deeds of inns, f'.
said Macmurdo and wife recorded in said tl',Inl
oirEe- The title to the property is believed 10 !,
goou, out selling as Trustee the usual special ~
ranty will be given 'f'N1A var
ALEXANDER H. SANDS
trustee In the two deeds above meutInrt
sale conducted by z W GRuans, Auctiouecy m,
ces9or to Goddin & Apperson 81 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02

eW PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE FLEET
The STEAMER WILLIAM ALLISON will naae
PLEASURE EXCURSION down the James river
to the Fleet on FRIDAY NEXT, September 2,i,
at Ao'clock in the afternoon, returning abont dark
to Richmond.
Fare for the trip, g. Children under txn wears OF
age half price.
Cotillon Music IS engaged
Refreshments will be found on the boat au 3l-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02

WANTED.--A young lady, of several
w years experience in TEACHING, desires
situation in private family seminary for the
suing session. She is competent to teach the higher
English branches, including Algebra and Geometry,
French and Painting References exchanged. Adj
dress, stating terms, "ALPfIA," Old Church,
Hanover county, Virginia. au 3l-sw4ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02

M a n L f ID, two non-conscripts for
w CHAIN-BEARERS. Apply at Captain A
III. CampbelPs office corner Twenty eighth and Grace
streets. T. NJ. KENDALL,
au 3u-ftf Assistant Engineer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-02

W. A kAkSEY. b. F. HALL.
" A. RAMSEY & CO,
w AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SOS Broad street, Opposite Union Bank,)
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
q. A. PARKER, Auctioneer
REFERENCES:
Augusta Edward Thomas, Hon. Il. H. May, Al
fred Baker, j. H. Taylor, Fleming Il Robertson,
Henry Edmondson.
Atlanta-Wm. Herring & Son
Columbus-H Z. Goodrich a. Co Lawhofn &
Rossett, David Hudson.
Maoon-E. W1nship, salisbury & Pease.
Savannah-W. ii. Stark
Charleston-C. N. Hubert, ". II. Burge J. Pur-
cell.
Athens, s. Linton r. l. Bloomfield
Wilmington. ID, Poisson, George Myers
Montgomcry-B ii. Micoa, ii. d. Browder, J. E,
Hukill
Richmond. Virginia-George E. W Nelson, John
A. Bowen. an o-Im
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By Z. w. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

EJVE NEMENTS IN PORT
L MAYO, ON SIXTH, BETWEEN LOUIS
lana AND ORLEANS STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION..Wil be sold at public auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, September 81, at five
O'Clock, the very valuable property located as above
and nearly opposite the residence of Timothy Kerse
TERMS: Cashier credit, at the option Of the rur-
chaser Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
au u Successor to Goddin & Apperson.
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EXECUTOR'S SAI} II OF yAIJTARIl

ENECUToR'S SAFE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, IN THE
COUNTY OF IlENRiCO, ONE MILE AND A
HALF FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-We
shall, OH THURSDAY, The Sth day Of September,
1861, sell al public auction, the premises, at IL
o'clock NJ, that beautiful FARM called WOOD
VILE, the late residence of John Jacob, senior,
deceased Oh the Mechanicsyille turnpike directly
opposite the tollgate The house is large and COM
modlouS, and situated III Il beautiful oak grove
There are also all the necessary out-houses. The
land Is III high state of cultivation, and will be
sold III two lots OF ten each and one lot with
the house, of twenty acres.
The purchaser will have full possession Of the
whole property on the LIST of December next and of
part of the dwelling Immediately, and will have
an opportunity of putting in crop for another
year.
plat of the property Can be at the office of
the auctioneer.
Terms: One-third cash; one-third at SIX, and
one-third at twelve. months, negotiable notes with
interest added; OF the whole in cash, at the option
of the purchaser
AT the samtstime we will sell, for cash, a Horse
Bareuche, Buggy and Harness, two Carts, Farming
Utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture
All persons having claims against the estate will
present them to the undersigned; those indebted
will make payment to us.
J. b. KEESEE, Executors of John
c. JACOB, Jacob, ST., decd.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
uoneer an 29-tds
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M ANTED, a LADY of some years ex-
w pelience in teaching English, French and
Music desires situation i'll private family. near
the city. Address 5. Z C., care of R. II. Styil.
au 3i-Gt-
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By Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctioncers,
Garner of Ninth ond Main streets

By Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctioncers,
Corner of Ninth and Main streetsl
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
\ OF GROCERIES AND COTTON GOODS AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY NEXT, I'd September at
10 o'clock, We will offer
90 barrels Xxx New Orleans Sugar,
IL half barrels XIX Sugar,
Il barrels choice Sugar,
20 barrels medium Sugar,
II barrels Crushed Sugar,
- barrels Laguayra Coffee,
II barrels Cuba Coffee,
10 bags Rio Coffee
% boxes Rosn Soap,
loo dozen Brown Windsor Soap,
20 boxes Pearl Starch,
II barrels Family Flour,
10 cases fresh ground Mustard,
With our usual assortment of GROCERIES.
ALSO,
cases Florida Cigars (Regalia) some very
fine,
500 packages Manufactured Tobacco
ALSO,
80 bales ii Georgia Graniteville Sheeting, to be
sold without reserve,
lU bales rs OSnaburgs expected to arrive in
time for sale),
bales rs Shooting,
bales Cotton Yarns,
bales Ticking or Striped Domestic,
dozen country Calfskins,
Il dozen French Calfskns,
. pieces Black Broadcloth, part damaged,
81 pairs Gents English Caters,
l Family Carriage
| set Double Harness,
With variety Of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS
and Sundfies. ROBINSON, ADAMS Il co,
au 30 Auotioneers
&s.s- All the city papers please copy
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9ar WANTED, DEAD Houses, Cows Akl
MuI.ES.-1f persons having such ON their lots siM
procure a dray and have the animal hauled TO sssa
tannery, in rear of the House, loot of Sec nj
street, We will pay ten dollars drayage same.
au l2-eodl2t. H. j. MAIGNE & co
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RUNAWAYS.
HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD Ran away, about the LIST Of July,
1851, from J. A. Seay, 10 whom he was hired Ia
work on the Danville railroad, my boy JOHN,
eighteen or twenty years DID, five feet six or eight
inches high, bright complexion, sr,re made, and
very likely. will pay the above reward for his
delivery to me or confinement in Jail so 1 can get
hiifi r. A. A. WATSON,
Jennings's Ordinary Postotficc,
so TT Nottuway county, Virginia
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

By Thomas w. Kcesce, Auctioncer,
(otiiee corner OF Twelfth and Cary streets.