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~ ane oo1eress q the confsdersse
onaes eaooea - career yesterday b anal cd
eDsasunssk ltseaeemed many 5saln ntsi
~ eone1u1na d ~ sxietencs ~ pessiae
$3.50 q - uoet vigorous measures that
oo1ld hAve ben conceived -measures so
happal3 adapted 70 The exigency oi the
eoumty-eo wen calc1latsd 10 give new lire
"a s1e1ny 70 our struggle for Independence
--a1ae + y snsltied 10 tho thanks Of the
csuntsy. AbsAdy pablic adAiu seem 70
8a ~ ~. The public mind y hourly
iuhasa NM ssueaslpg coondsacA and the
sepearees q The sasloa To- defence must be
aAsunetAsned N maaner a known before
sluce ~ NJ begun 70 avoid the necessity
sfvtsAdnwipy consogipts from the 0eld, and
~ Is snsbled though they remain At home
. enxnx thsn tho nnks Of the brave South
en- ssnlss which are resisting the invading
eolsune Of tho enemy. The measure which
eelh them % this service has been passed
besapss the country needed It. They Ger
tsanly have By this time become convinc' q
g ~ reality that the country 10 threatere0
W1th ) lkse tie sAddes4 that ever befel ra
tioa. and which ID only 10 be avoided By the
sp,tea ED determined resistance by The
ensiss peoplA This Idea u taking posses
don a the Southern suind, and stimulated
By the bold and energetic measures o.
Congsess Ne shah 10 how nation under the
stoaesst disadvantages can, under sense OF
rieht and justice, rise IN it, might aEd
naaesty and oyeswhelm brutal ,and merei'
lsss snAmy striving to conquer It and deprive
ft q everything Il holds dear on earth.
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81 THE Sscocd Lauisians Brigade, whieh
~ came to Yiyginis at the baginBing of The
var. and hss since &c nobly fought and hlsd ard
suffered, low that It's ros Mrsrs sIs cus en- IRON
their native tsts q. the assistance which trfo gs
from other States not eEti,e.y ovsrrun by III
enemy receive In The fern OF public AID pr.va de-
nations, requires i,nneists relief. Their oarai icn
Ii such to strongly appeal TO the tenevolsucs q
those whose homes aud iivcs they bave SO long "a
bored 70 protect. Many OF these mea e-e entirely
without Shoes and are Sresty la nsed Of oyerco2ts
ard cIaf ka:s Will ACT tboae who are enjoying tie
comforts Of hoc:e Civ OF their abundance; o., II
need be. deny them selves to supply the wants OF
these gallant soiasrss
Co.tdbuticrs la msnsy or supplies intendsi FIR
the relief Of this b,ssd. will b. received by the
Army Committee e the Youog Aen's Christian As.
ISOLATION, and promptly forwarded to their de-isna.
ton, fe sV-ls
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49, AT called meeting Of Naval Engineers,
~ held In Richmond, February 18Th, the follow

hog resolutions were adopted:
We have heard with deep regret, OF the death
of our friend and brother In service, EDWIN JAMES
GILL, Pirst Assistant Engineer, Navy, "a native
OF Petersburg,) but lately Of Richmond, VINO ten
10 the engagement with the U s steamer stUnder-
writer" near Newhern, North Carolina, on the
morning NJ the ID:
Ec.olued, That while we DO not presume to niuF-
muir at the ways Of Almighty God, we desire 10
mingle our tears Of regret With those of the at
dIcisd family and relatives 6f the deceased, and TO
offer them our heartfelt sympa,hes In the bereavs-
meut which has thus 0vertakcm them. While We
are painfully sensible of the fact that the place
around the old familiar ireside, Of one so noble,
generous and good, whose conduct through life ts
90 worthy Of emulation. must hencef0rth remain
untitled, we WI uld commend them 10 the sweet
consolation of the Gospel
Resolved, That the Naval Engineers Of this sta
ton wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
iieaolced, That q copy Of these resoiutiens bs
sent to the family of the deceased, and that copy
be transmitted TO ths Daily Dispatch, Of Richmond
with the request that the other dalies Of the city
and the papers of Petersburg copy. 10 ie-lt"
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By James II. TAILOR, IAv1tir-

a DEsIkasi.E Brick dwelling. House @, Mai,
~ eide Of Jackson, near A sm Il. for ala ,e'a
tlcn.-Wiii be sold on tine premises on E,,S, nsa:'
lSth at O'Clock v. tine ,iesirshis dsein1 AZ. ,.o
nov occupied s' Mr tSaa Crntshfsd, on J.cs sos =
nsaf Adams 81 Inc house has rooms, bries ma
en-, gas aud water, all Ia good ofser. Tha h, ,,"s.
~ feet on Jackson 81 and Tuns back 40 fss,
alley, well eicl eed, and has shruboer, ,na nr.
trees on H. r.rsoes w,snine 10 procus rss,ras,s
s'encs ins retired part q The city uoui 20 .e
10 attend The tae ~ wei
IEs s-one-sttrd cash balance ct and 70 ce,,s.
with Interest; or Tie Whole Cash II preie ,.I %
purchaser Taxa 10 De pad BY III su-,h,,s wv
10 iI.--st / 4 TAVt.n
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Nsfdhern L'shtS.

Nssshern L'shtS.
The recent news (foreign) from seyouo
Mason 4 Dixon contaiued some Items W0r>.
tAy a note-
kenEett, Of the corrupt Herald, who ell
Msys turns his back upon the setting cum
thAt hs may be ready to make his respects
70 the rising, has turned his batteries upon
Lincoln. He ID no longer "Honest Abe"
hat sthe most dishonest politician who ever
went to Washington" and 'shis AdmiDis-
ssatton,' - says the Herald, sis SO notoriously
corrupt, that 70 become its apOlOgist 10 dan
Feeous, n not jAsal, to the reputation ofany
respectable man" The same immaculate
shset says thst Il (the Lincoln Administra-
tlpa) cannot aexpect amy fate better than
A61lst 4 the polls and iguomiuy in history
sOf ~ lakter nobody should doubt; but its
AeG1nk q the polls ID not % certain. Itmust
- coafe6ssd, however. that Bsnnett's de-
nrn1iatieas srs generally significant. He
'nssw sx5pllaAes frcm party In power until
itA ukaly to lose the spcils. and then he
AsoQs - 70 attach himself To another into
uome Au4ehM they are about TO pass. His
1agaesiy = uoa kaoWn, and his desertion Of
- A. un1ep The hypocsiticAl plea Of his
Allhsa1s1u O.. Dnnstts) y discouraging u
- essepens,
Wslsasu fkon Wohington datss of tha
- 1Gheu1y TT there Vas th0 paid ont r.
z ~ nemy - the publie credltors over twf
AiDls1a q 10llhn pr day, which, II ,
WnGh1nGton lE41g. = prononnoeA athe pre
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Private gesdopee o, c,,,, 49,.

UNSTABLE Private Residence q, C,.,.,..
IL iJr sale a. auciicn -wil BE- so,d on y,,4sr'
La t.nFaafy INST. on thu premises, 1t Az o,ryort
VI, ioat desirable brick tsnemsut IN The :, r,., =
Trace snd Is. streets, II present occupied Nv Co...
Tvs. The Eons1 has II rooms, lsrge brick s;,,s'
en, WIN . me Cooking range, ooi!er f,r hot .pd
cold water, with gas through me Inn, 500. sa
with the burners Also, brick sisble .s.rass
t,ouss' wood aoefe, &c, all In ge0,! order. The IA
ifcn'S eFace s:Fnt, All runs hsce to a paved A..
ley. Any pessou xsalng TO prcc;lss a1s ax sn,ns
in iessnhfe lecaion, sou.a 10 we'll 10 attend N,
SAFE, as u 10 seiaom sasa property il now o'sed IN
aale.~
Tsgas--ipe-thitd cash balance al ard txsl.
months, with interest, or all cssh, at the op,InS
ibe purehsser. Tsxes aud Insurance. W he pad b,
The purchaser. JAS-i TsYIDa,
10 Id Agciloate,
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fL;vE PEQUIsIY7ONs.

IN R,chmeed stusiinss G;urt, February - 1864,
l tis gnnr. aaiios ult.r rsQa 81 i,r 81 tas ,.av-
.racr Of this stale fox eas L15d d aud fty slaves
20 labor ca sshsas,oDa ard tthaT S,sss necessary
for the uo!ie d .enes, :aaas by 7irno Ct Al sat q
tta Gal .;sl e.1ls, catiilca ''an set b. sine nd
ae: "a s;sas aa SIT father 60 pr vie FIR the pub
lie d.eslee = ia orces tnst the ant ccInps.
aiss .ee.ioss IN .hs fiasi, iss aaliY.r to Toe
q. pulley, Sergeant Of THE city, On ftiaay, lhe
fssh c.y II sebrusry, ct ig &c, ek u. at the Gig
Ii Al CT this city, .as Number ct ab!a boaea Dais
saves Atwce tbs sges u is ard &c years, sst ev-
nosira fssir RESPECTIVE mares, Y;st
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The movement against Mobile II now er'
srossins pnbuc attention. The march o;
sherman from vicksburg ID bold project
~ w. prosecuted with steadiness M TO
Lat datee. His route was frst due east from
J,ckson along the Southern Mississippi
Railroad. Gen. Polk, with his forces, had
retired 20 Meridian from Jackson, where he
hsA skirmished somewhat with the enemy.
AZ Meridian the Mississippi Railroad joins
she Mobile and Ohio Railroad, which runs
north and south, crossing the line OF the
Niseissiupi Railroad at right angles. He
~ there awaiting 6herman's approach; bat
vhen the Yankee commander reached Nor
tou. aixty-one miles from Meridian, be
divided hiA forces, sending Mcpherson with a
co,smn obliquely to the right, to march to
shubuta, upon the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
ninety six miles from Mobile, in order to In.
tereept Polk and get between him and Mo-
bIla Upon the approach Of the column
under Hulbut-with which Sherman, it 10
supposed, continued-to Meridian, Polk
rsGired-in what direction. We are not In
formed. It Il Inferred that the portion OF
the ensmy's forces ct Meridian turned south
vardly immsdIatsly afterwards to join the
Other column ct shubuta, and thence 1t was
tho pian for the entire body to proceed 10
Mobile.
The enemy In his march was annoyed
much In HE tanks BY body Of cavalry under
Gen. Leo, e. d. and was also smsrtly at.
tackled BY small body Of Confederate forces
under Gen. Adams. He was marching with
out tsain, relying upon several days cooked
satlons In havessacks and supplies to be
brought up by railroad trains, our troops
not having destroyed the railroad from Jack
con when they retired. Whether he Will be
allowed to get such supplies, or whether OF
no vs have torcss sufficient to interrupt
than remains TO be seen.
Meridian Il thirty eight miles from 6hu'
basa, and one hundred and thirty four from
Mobile. IL It was evident from the prepa
Ystion made by the enemy that his expedi-
ton Wa to be rapid, We may look daily, nay
hourly, for news Of tie attack upon Mobile
which was to be combined one--a feet O
transports and iron-cisds having been Sent
by the enemy to PAscsgoula bay on the Gulf
come thirty miles south Of Mobile, from
which Il Is supposed cooperation with sher
nan By both land and water was designed.
What our strength for defence Is We hav'
no means Of knowing, but are led to believ'
that the enemy viii md more obstinate
resistance than he has any Idea Of shoul'
ha b disappointed, aud his expedition fail
- 4 almost certainly to find himself In
crittsal situation. The rains OF the Southern
spving must set Ia Immediately. They vii
nike Southern Alabama impossible to a
.rm> Our men viii have cut of railroad
cnmmu,, lcation, and the only escape TO
ansrman n. " be by the Pascagoula, II he cal
st there. IL, bile 10 assuredly not take1
vet, nor IL It, ~ hope, destined now ts
fall
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=.
T-ixTUHEs for Manufacturing DraA aud Coppef
3! WIS for Sale 4. AaC!ion.--Ou Tuesday, tho
cad inst commencing Al 10 O'Clock NJ We viii eeai
" The op on Main Sc bsiween 1th and 0ih. u rear
Of mafhinc sbop Fixtures fer rsanufaotufi1g bzase
aud Copper WiFc, eontissmg OF Z
pA.r groovrd ioiieTs
anneallng furnace
melting furnace
4 draw bench, with plates
moulding b 4 and 0ssks
sbsfttrg, haHgsrs, pueys, 10
This wire is extensively used By the Corfsoerale
Gcyernr,rrt, both in tho Armory and davy Ord.
nance Departmental. WILLIAMSON 20.
10 10 Aresioueess
A TH0RoUGH BRED Arabian E.allson FOR ssle
~ ~ anci.;a ---On Saturday merning. 2osh iIst,
al IL ec'rck, at tns Horse Ios, Council Chamber
Hlli We will sell thorough Arabian stallion,
OF beautiful sizs aud Ia good condition. rs II ave
years old, knd works well 10 harness, and rides we'll
would suit an ofaeer
70 10 WlLLaahOS co, Aucse
b. g. W. Wsi!is, Aros.,
mo 81 Main street,
II WILL sell al auction, a. my store, 90 Saturday.
1 Februa., goth, az 10 O'Clock, a large and desra-
Bio assortment OF
Household and kitchen furniture
S,oves, crockery and glassware
Hesdy ma6e clothing
sh,es, bia"kess, sc
Gjd ard silver vat hes, jswelry, 60
ALSO,
A. y O'Clock. large 10. OF
= law and miscellaneous books
fela GEO WILLIS, Auot.
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January 3lst. ie64. b. the Rev Or Bnsyowe. Mis-
ylnolNtA co0AfLL and jos hELLiNes,
Al ar RfrhrA0nh
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- sGEIvEa.s Sals lin pursuance OF decree OF
II, the Confederate S.a.as District Court for the
Eastern District II vrginis entored On tbs 18th day
Of March, 1882 In the Of he Confederate stess
against q Il Tewssy fshall, asRsosivcr, on Friday,
the 4sh dag o; March next III fair; If not, the nett
fats day proceed to SELL the premises, a. public
auction TO the highest bidder tho tract OF land IT,
ing In ihs county Of louisa, about e miles from
ro,essyiile known az the Stats Hill aining Traet,
and confaiaieg 81 acTes and % poles snait a, the
tine It'll the personal property upoa sai iasd
consisting of Do horse power steam g.~e,
horse power steam engine, one whim chain roo
fee, ioag GUa 4iHaa rouc Weighing sbout one ton
and many oIhsr articles
TERHs OF SAIs Foo see land, oSethird Of me
purehns. money to be paid in .asn the balance in
two equal ;ns taloer:s, at i IL mO1ths with In
terest from the cay OF sse 'hs title IL be withheld
until The las. payment is made; or eli cash, at the
option OF taa purchaser. For tbs persons property
cash vi be required HENRY /. BsookE,
fs iS-tds R-csiver ssrict No 8.
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AVG tans ~ ssss = asct,u.-
rad snd sss = 5ssn = =. Yi Il, e.; g.
shc ola s.sse read, II m.iss nsrih n ~ eouaty, %
E o,e q. srsy Oats WIN Be sold :: a
10 isis u a's s- me- " ,sh f's 1884, ss !:
me f.sn formerly owned by n, Y.,..,
liver r.,o ss,ss About g ss ss s % 5. ~
wsli covered Win original growth ~ ns ssd ossAss
Al q The buildings have been ee.,pss ee and q.
ssny, nat tbs lasd 70 Of exee.:sat ssI "a ~ e
bef very valuable. S"' ssd the tia.
:. Ano VIII BE seii the farm Of ,ssx AGRA.
s nasts e ls1sss'y occupied By uans. a
coassiniDg las anres, Of witch Is serss .sy osss
Wild GOOD enclosure around H. Tnese = ~ sss ssieAss
Email somsortabse dwelling, kitsben ~ We ssss
and We'll Of good water. The b.i..ss, aAss h,
sr'gins, growth Of oak snd p;ae whcS s;,l sSy
vs, ,oon !, g ss which Be dss,.
railroad, about n raies distant '"e " Csaiti
.ss nu, Chan Tie taxes for As year to b.
70 6OnnTN 4 Apprpso~
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IJ4- WANTED--Deai COWS, horses, n0iee, goats.
&s - Persons paving such on their iots Can have
them hauled away .ru,eaia:ey, bes::es getting .fi
Jsmes 3 Giisrse.'s ,;eus Stare Oh II ain, bst"sesi
;th aud S;a sts lewis Ants1ttis, pea- ne CeTtFs;
Railroad Depot, -Da at Nr Jones's sr gerry, en G'a
st. two doors ffcp Gin, o. at ae sGe au.. ci! "'f
snd T.nuefy. in rear vi the nsS fooT H'ese, i"it
OF D. 81
NB-Hiaea Of siI kisds wan.ad, sor which iait
market p iSa viii BE paid. Re i"-z"
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49, TopH HefaAN, Esa-Dear eis: TIE
voters Of Hsnr.co County knowioe your lohg
srns,.-ce - deputy sheriff, your high quslife,
tons Is sasr, sai the esteem thu. yon ere held in
var !srxs ssjsr;fy Of tho vetefs Of Fa'd OTTO,
=. *. vcssys of uan1ico county, call upoa yoa
~ rnn,sesf Sc candidate Tar tia next
ShssiM,,tS' N,sc.f,n "a Hes ss-.t. Hopiag s.is
NAV meet With Jour spprot,sioa, We sssssin SID
esreiy yours, MANY vOTEas ~ 0Ehii1.'
70 l3-ols
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a.. SPECIAL notice. We call tho attention
the uaae to cur sa;a # Groceries sns annsal;ursf
Toh scco. OF IN o'cot K, this (fritayl mcreIns.
We vii! add
1900 los bacon, hog round
SO b. Is bf .udy
bb.s sal snda
60 rsains wrapping paper
IS bags peanuts
Is boxes candies
20 hugea turpent.ne soap
10Yl lbs tsllaw
10 hess bi carb sofa
10 bags saet. ars9rtsd sssss
trunks 90 COZ tuba caers
g bnIs ana Jamaica rum
bbls crushed agar
10 il casks nrsnd.
ict aasit'f rcre
l family ca:risge, nearly rev
spring rsgoa
70 is-i: ROBINSON, ADAMS CO, aucts,
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.,racs .o1s.rxs Txnss c0s y.

ursaes socsASgS fSns ,sss
nssnneaJ, vs., sss IAN, - ss.,s ~
vHucu cemelairs sssng raads o. sas ,sssirs;
.his coop.ey IN fswara.rs ns s,s ~ ga.
a.. nsasssd i serersse ia. tbs a .s. , M
pay rsass test Gesseaa,sn, p.ss 's's s,ser sss.
5. s.edssar oyer eli essert. AID to sees's
a.es fsr sasdsd sy sYsaas o. W. as rS,sss
and sr3jsss 10 IN all Or hesf ies usas
81 IT. sale, taksthee wisn = ,bs ,eys1sos
porsaton. rereNari.y sse asa!
"a a eS sses "a nereAants ard clhs,s,
Hsps5 saeol Nj BE- = asIred 90 ~ e ~ Assss,
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b. Il, =. kteasanls, Aver.
G,T0OK Of
Drugs,
Medicines, Sc,
For sale at anction.-
On Wednesday. tia 24h mat, at 10 O'Clock. viii
sell az the store OF M.sars Deusnu . Jones 5lo Bread
ST Hormsr;y occupied by VIM Lada, } all Of their
STOCK Of
Grbgs,
Medicines, &c,
saeh az Are usosy found In firstciass drug store
AlaO the heg Of the unexpi:ed lease o. the house,
and ali tho store Fixtures
fsi IS gs PLEASANTS Auct.
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aNIShAfN3S
NEW HIOHsscsO T.:GlsfkN.
ACHING and Stage Manager e......k L osdss
FRIDAY EFEkiH9. III 10. 1854,
Tho grand IoihaBiic drama Of the
HUNTRESS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
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,. ns.Aas. .v01iuAo.

1k3-vALUABLE Farms 10 be SOLD at auction, ct GU
oDise this day, at IL O'clock M.-Ths particular a.
tenfion Of the publos respectfully calico TO tue sst
OF tho three FLOWING farms. to take place ut oa
ofi,e, this dap, at - O'Clock NJ. VIZ:
LIT To the haads.Ee farm. ]. 0oochiaDd, near u
James river, recently occupied by Chss Pope
EsQ, containing SIS ceres. .
ii. To III. farm aad valuable body or woodan.
IN Harovs. county, adjo.siay merry Oaks" ii
miles Forth OF Riahmcad, ocn.ainias 1881 acres
and within * Mii . of Va Cent? q rail- cad
81 TO The farm Of 100 scfes, on tbs YORK Xiv q
rai!road, st Meadow stasica, recently owned oy N
Yarbro5gh
For further particulars sss auction head.
10 10 GCrDls, II APPERS0,s, Aucss.
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N1sAr ulsse Msske5 tsfn q ~ Aase. N ~
IN peeb Run iufnpieeS 1ix mties aeovs Aieh.
S6oid foeethef Win ~ 16rming implements fhcre-
81, Including Wagon and Cart; slso, three Auies,
or sals Il sucson I'VE shah sel Il sacsinn, On the
prens.sss. On wednesday, The E4th IT February,
1sos, at n oscIock =, ths sxcellent littiN Farm
located - shove, edJoinine Ne IAnds q Msssrs Law.
three quarter acres, o. which about twelve acres
are cleared and tho balance IL woods. The i'm.
provemeafa consist Of . comfortable dwelling, ccnt
taniag four rcesas besides new stable, barn. corn
house, &C. add IN house.. nearly aiied with ice,
which VIII be sold separately. Also, wi. be sold
three n1nles enc cow Gus wagon, enc cart, Iet Of
lumber and haY, asd all tho farming implements,
and large quantity ct excellent Ice. Possession
Trass-Cssh The taxes for 1884 to be psl4 by
the purchaser. GoDDIN + AgPERsos,
fei9 Aucstoueess.
VERY Valuable asal Estate, on the West line Of
" 9Th, betwotn Clay and Marshall sts, for sale 1t
auction VIII be sold at auction, on the premises,
on Tuesday, asa Fsb, 1854. a. O'Clock N, that
truly valuable resi- eetate located - shove, now or
recently occupied by Mr. George Hutton, ncluoius
aithe buildings thereon, admirably well adapted 10
tha 5usincss for which they were erected. TIE lot
has front OF 90 feet AID - depth Of ITO feet II
VII be sold subject 10 the right RI the present occu
pants 70 rent t this yesr a. 81 900, ard with the
privilege OF anosheF year At The same rent.
TERMS Cash The taxes for this year IN be paid
By the purchaser THIS ID very favorable oppOrtu.
o;ty for perscns to inyest their uoney.
fel9 GODDIN + APfKRsON, Auots.
TiUsTEE,a Sale Of House and Lot on tho North
Il side OF Byrd, between ist I'd 2 sts.-as trus-
Zee In decd OF trust, dated 2ash e August, 1868
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, shall
SSH at pubic auction. on the premises ON Monday
the 22d February, 1884, at O'Clock y, the lot aud
nItrk tsne emit thereon, Iccassu above, cpposise
the EesoBc African Church The house contains
roeus and The kitchen has 2 70 pas. fhe lot has q
frr.rx IF AZ f.-k a A1.-fa 49, Taaf
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III I.4oTfaas W. Hsesss, AascttoaseT-,
iOstfaa corner If 18th aud Cary ste

fO!'s'a Uus Hef u I-tH Htu NHts Hte II
A DIINI5TkaT0R'3 ssie Of Tobacco, CiSars,
n Vine, stors Fixtutss. 30, ct auction VIII,
be Sold on Monday morning, February 22i, c3Ta-
msncBg al 10 O'Clock al the store corner Of 9th and
Broad streets, all Of tbs etotk of chewing sad
smoking tobaeca, cisfa. Sias, salt paper, runters,
Gscanters, stoTs, elegant travelling trunk, Zee
clothing, cts.
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.srrce Eorrnasx Ixrkss co -.
Iefnssa, q, Feb les 2, 20, e,esssssss.
u a. rsssoua Who stlp rsrsstsss s,v,niss =
.u,,ifs. snss a sssisls. silhess a,.,si ss. -
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YTAlUAE!.E Medical Library for sale n! Auction.
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ut auction. commencing at 10 O'clock, large and
undrsd and iiFy ESQ vols &C pr;s1g treaties IN
surgery,
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BY saca ssthors as |cigs Rro~n, Johnson. Chap
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Charles, Thompson, Henry, Teae. Armstrong.
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pareqrs, Horn Uhdarwc.d -e ais, omprsing the
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