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Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Jon and laws Of the State of Tennessee aud
annalyzingt withvgrest power the infamous
oath, which he required citizens qualified
by lawato vote, to take. before their votes
could bsreeeved.a Itmay be supposed that b
a gentleman occupying thehish position Of
President of the United States, would have
received this respectful paper with at least
lecepcy and dignity, If not with much favor
But no such thing. After the reading OF
{he paper brief colloquy occurred between
the President and Mr., Lellyett, and we per.
NIT the latterrto describe it, as he has lone
lin the following lsIteEto tho National In,
| elligencer: .--..is f..- .ni,.;If-..L ...
WAsHINsroE, October l5, 1864. .
TO the Editors Of The National hteltgmcer:
| called upon the President today AID
presented and read to'him the above Pro-
est Having concluded, r.H -a r .-.
Mr.. Lincoln responded: NAV inquire
now long il took you aud the Nav York
politicians to concoct that paper2"
Irepled: "Tt was concocted in Nashville,
without communication with any but Ten
nessesns. We communicated with ciuzeus
Iof Tennessee outside of NASHVILLE, but not
with New York politicians" ..,.....
81 will answer" said Mr. Lincoln, EN-
phatfcaIly, "taat I expect to 'et the friends Of
George B Mcclellan naanagetheir side of this
contest in THEN oon aoay, and l ViH manage
my side of ii in my nay"
"May we ask an answer 10 wrlting?"
suggested.
mot now, Lay those papers down here
will give no other answer now. may or
may not write something about this. hsre-
after. understand this. know you 10
tend to make point of this. But go ahead
You have my answer" 'nd go
"Your answer then is that you expect to
let Gen. McClellaE's friends manage their
Eside Of this contest in their own way, and
you viii manage your side Of i! in your
wsyH9 i.I t..l -- u'-1 r1"''..
Yes" f.f e.-.
then thanked the President for his
courtesy inigiving us a hearing at all, and
took nay leave. y 'sF. 1865 Sd '4-
Judge Mason of this city was present at
! the interview, to whom refer in regard to
the eorrsctpessof tbisreport Oh stepping
outside the door of the Executive Mansion
Immediately wrote down the Presidents
mphatic response and submitted it toJ udge
} Mason and another gentleman who happen.
= ed to be present, and they both pronounced
ii accurate. aIi .a.~H >.t 81. nod r
And now I have word 10 say to the PEG.
pie Of the United States, who are or ought
to be the masters of Abraham Liucoln.--
The paper which l. had the honor to present
{ to the President, is not the connection oil
/, New York politicians, )" however that might
affect its merits. 1t is the solemn voice of
. o once free and proud people, protesting
o against their own dsfranohisement by the
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

0TTbe proper authorities in Lowell,
Massachusetts,, have under Investigation the
case OF man who cut bis horses tongue
out, whose punishment, If found guilty, no
one could consider too severe under the pro-
visions of law. r..r, .rri-e,.s ID tgf, I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

Fire.-Abort quarter past 8 o clock yester.
day morning the fire alarm bell was &C unded,
when attention was directed to large
Volumes Of. smoke and fame issuing from
the upper part Of the west end of the large
carpenter shop Of Messrs. George & John
Gibson, on the corner of Cary and 9th streets.
The fire originated in shed which had re-
Gently been built on the wing of the Messrs.
Gibson's extensive works, running along
Cary street, and had been used as quarters
for the negro workmen employed by them.
Before 1t was discovered the devouiing e!e-
ments had spread throughout the entire
shed, and for q time it was thought the diff
ferent departments of this establishment
would be totally destroyed but In an al
most incredible short space of time the fire
brigade arrived on the ground, and getting a
stream on, succeeded in confiaing the tlamt s
to that portion in which the fire originated.
The shed, furniture, and clothing therein,
belonging to. the negroes quartered there,
were total loss, amounting in value to
about 81, 500. An old negro woman living
on the premises, and who did the cooking
for the negro workmen, was out at the time
the FIRE occurred, and the superstition is that
some infiamHlable material fgnited from the
cooking stove, In which fire had been left
from getting their breakfast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27


a SAD CoINoloEScE.-The Halifax Citizen OF The
l4th November, relates the following singular and
moufnld! coincidence:
II is not often that the two mail steamers from
Liverpool and Boston arrive in this port tnGethe r..
But this happened on Friday morning; for as the
Asia from Europe reached Cunard's wharf an hour
or 10 alter midnight, she was followed In few
minutes by the Canada, bound fer Europe. In a
few moments it was circulated through the crowd
of spectators that death had Just occurred on
soard the Asia, and hardly had the strange thrill
o feeling Produced by this intelligence been felt
before IL was yet more startingiy excited by Il
second announcement from the officers of the
Canada that dead man lay on board of her too. -
The first death alluded To was that of a wealthy
English merchant, Joseph Baitersby, Esq, of Man
chester, who was one of the owners vi the ship
C0usui, now for two years laid up in our harbOr
with an assorted cargo intended for THE South
To make final arrangements with the apiain OF
the Consul was Mr.. Batersby's main enand
across the Atlantic. During the voyage he was so
prOstratcd by fever and sea sickness that he ex-
pred iast as The Asia reached the wharf at the
very end OF his journey, and within sight of his
ship. The death on board the Boston boat was no
less m0niniui. The passengers by The Canada
noticed, on the day of leaving Boston, young
man weak from sickness and suffering, iimp.ng
fee bly, about the deck No one seemed 10 know
him ; but il was understood that he was British
subject, who had been sent on board by our Con-
sut at Boston as passenger for Halifax. II was
stated by some that he was Nova ScOtiaI, who
had dragged himself eway from the Federal war
hospitals with an instructive yearning for nome |;
but il has been also said that ne was SAILOR
However this may be, the poor fellow was EVIL
deuty in the last stage OF consumption. On Thurs
day morning the steward went to his berth te see
it he was able TO rise and breakfast, and he
found him dead. There Is something painful
III piclurng TO the mind these strong steam
ers pioughing their way swiftly towards the
wished for land, aud on each human being dying
down with every revolution of the paddles and
passing beyond the ''unknown bourne, before the
slips had touched the shore. The sad coincidence
might well affect the throng OF strangers among
WHOM, their lifeiess bodies came.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27
The LEGISLATURES.

lion Of ". oe'ass Yesterday the joint resolu.
the na. y, ar Armstrong remonstrstinr auainst
lag psssage psssag OF any law by Congress render
and Is a1 and se eeetween the ages Of is and 10
which Saa saa % years liable to conscrirtiou,
On Con1aSaa 1aa oeen referred TO the Committee
with h,bbssaerate ,bS Relations and reported back.
,aken NJ lecommendation that IL pass. was
the Hon.. agreed to, and Communicated TO
fer Of n ea,. was reported authorizing the traue.
by The Ian rs.nI bonds Of the State held ia trust
dana .na vnIed States for the Cherokee Ia.
ssrsl ths,tpaoo the providing for Tho payment Of ln
,sumaso s consideration of the m,,,u. h,,, no.
Asssnsi. .Si. Ds,ors reaching vote on the bill
ssa.t.a T. aoass i the jolat resolution Of the
'hesuae,, geard toaiability Of militia officers
,Abll frpn Was received and adopted.
atfoduesS ~ The Military COMMITTEES Wa
The hi, 10 lof organizing the State forces.
ae ovs,nposing taxes Tor the support OF
a eom,ment was also introduced.
aailar rfo.nunication 10 ~ from the Governor
~ preysos. submitted 70 the 6ensta on
Animated A. uay ws read; which. aftey g
"Ss pnutsS sSass'on. was tabled sad ordered
sats sl el!l yaeatine tha co..-,..,o.. =
~ q Tho stets vas 1alled up ~
ss|s si!s = = .,.D ,:.D.g9,cpds,ae .9 q, n.l.,ee !
- ~ !. 9 g sas..:. 49,, g S. e.lllel & ee
y a1jsssa1De1l
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arEATRs IN LOUISIANA.

s0FFsQlhO 1N LOCASAAvSs-
PAscAeouLA, Jan. GA gentleman Who
left the neighborhood Of CovingtoD, La, on
the 18th inst, says that on the TIN two of
the enemy's gunboats and six Transports ap-
peared of the mouth Of the river and COM
menced shelling the marsh, when Con-
federate picket of seven men, under the
charge of Sergeant, started from Madison
vile in ekff on tour Cf observation, ard
are supposed to have been captured, the
Sergeant being the only one known to ha,e .
escaped. The fleet then proceeded mp the
river and took possession Of the latter place
and four eaw.mills which our forces neg .
lected to destroy. They threw out picketa
Oh the Covington road within two miles Of
that town, and also on the Madisonville
road, on the east side of the river. Our In
formant was at Covipgton on the 7th,
and started for MadiscnviIle the same
night, in company with two others,
being ignorant Of The near approach OF the
enemy. The other two were captured, but
our informant, though repeatedly fired at,
escaped unhurt. He estimates the enemys
force at not more than two or three huL'
dred They are engaged in rAising the huLs
of several vessels sunk in the river by our
authorities. Our force at Covington at the
time consisted of one company-Greenlee's
Sharpshooters-which withdrew towards
Franklinton.
He represents the trade in cotton carried
on betwee n Auite Summit and other places
on the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
and Baton Rouge as very extensive, and
without molestaMon.
Four gunboats were in sight yesterday
three off Round Island. Others have pro.
ceedcd towards Ship Island.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-Seven shells have
been fred at the city since the last report.
The enemy have been engaged all day In
hauling ammunition to Gregg and the Crm'
mings Point batteries. Considerable ac-
tivity has been observed among the fleet
Three monitors have anchored inside, be
tween the Cummings Point batteries and
Fort Sumter. No other change Of import
ance.
FSECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, Jan. 26.-Twenty four shGta
were fired al the city from 81 o'clock on
Monday to 81 this evening. The feet re-
mains quiet to-day.
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MATTERS IN THw SOUTHWEST

COMO, Miss, Jan. 26.-Col JEFF E Forrest
has captured Island No. 60, and all the ne
groes and managers, killing Is and destroy
ing the wagons. The mules and negroes ar
rived here to-day. Scouts report the evacu
alton of Corin:h, and that the enemy blew
up the fortifications and fell back in the di
rection Of Memphis. Fort Pillow Is also re
ported evacuated. The transpor;sthat went
down the river with troops are said to be IN
the Yazoo river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

Fire IN Hearico.-On Sunday morning last
the hay stacks of Mr.. Powell. in the lower
part OF Henrico county, took fire, and before
the flames could be arrested nearly the
whole Of his stock was destroyed, amount
lug in value to between 81, 500 and q ,OO0.-
We also learn that the hay On the adjoining
farm, belonging to DR.. Peter6eid Trent, Of
this city, caught fire, and considerable
amount Of it was destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

Ansase,nents.- the New Richmond Thea
tro Miss Eioise Bridges has made a decided
hit. In the play of "Marble Heart" on
Monday night, the character OF "Marco"
was well sustained by her, and every one was
In raptures with her appearance aud acting
generally. The house was crowded to over
flowing. and the audience was Of more
fashionable character than any before Of the
season.
Mt Metro politan Hall the "Iron- clad Opera
Troupe are still performing to fuli audi
enceS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

CO Fxg OYsTERs.-By reason Of the monopoly
which has for some time existed IN TINS Dusiness,
ON , citizens have been made to pay the most ex
orbisant prices for these delicious bivaves u 10
gratifying however, To know that that inoaopa'ly
has al lasi been broken up, and that the trade has
fallen ints, the hands 0f men who are willing to
sell them al asOnable prices aud thereby place Il
in the power OF = poor man 10 buy them OCCASION
.xliy Capt J. n. Smith was the pioneer IN this
tefounat5n, and posseases facilities for abundant
AMI fre.h supuies which are not surpassed in the
civ Hia varons are constantly engaged IN haul
inn them ftom York River 70 his sainon oa Broad
street, . few doors from OH, where families and
Others who ara fond Of them can gel tne0 in any
itlIe lsss t1ap they can be bought tcs elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27
FECM THE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE G. H., Jan. 28-The enemy are
moving some Of their cavalry in the direc-
tion of Madison c. H. 1t is reported they
have crossed Robinson river, capturing some
of our pickets 1t is not believed to be any.
thug more than raid, and arrangements
have been made to meet them.
Battles s:Alabama brigade reenlisted to-day
for the war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

Disposed OE-The farm recently occupied
by Rev. Thomas F. Campbell, in Chesterfield
county, and advertised by Mesers. Goddin &
Apperson to be sold at public auction on
the 2d day of February next, has been die.
not be sold at auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

/. The Trial of Forde-The examination of
witnesses for the Commonwealth in the
Forde murder case was gotten through with
In Judge Lyons'a Court yesterday. This
morning the testimony for the defence will
begin, after which the counsel for the prose
argument prior to submitting the caseto the
iury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

Rseaptured. one Of the eighteen
Yankee prisoners who escaped some time
eince from Castle Thunder has been recap
: tured, and was returned to that institution
yesterday. He was taken in Goochland
county, There are three others still at large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

Religious.-A protracted meeting is In pro
grees at the Grace Street Baptist Church.
Rev. Dr. Jeter administered the ordnance Of
baptism Sunday evening in the presence of a
crowded house. Revs. A. Broaddus and A.
E. Dickinson are assisting the pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI

FRUM THE SS7SS1EF1.
MOBILE. Jan. 25-A special to the Esen-
ing Neacs says that twelve Transports have
passed down the Mississippi within the past
few days. Sherman and his staff ACCOMPANY
them. but their destination Is unknown.
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..v woRNINg =. JANUARY ", ~
ts's"'s, '-'s.,.,, \, rar SExr CONGRESS-.

~..rrINo or TIE NEXT coNs"
.,.r the House Of Representatives
f"eS - ,he bin sixing the time Of meet
aspos.s -. next Congress by concnrring 10
ias o. .,. ~. hill designating the drst Monday
he ss'. !. the day for the assemblIng Of that
10 AN The constitution fixes the asst Mon
BODY na.smber a. the day for the regular
"ae of Congress, ...", but .so .ss sro.pss,ss ass%,s
''sssess of our Affairs ,ha. the ..ne1 incoming ag
's.a that set apart by the Constitution The
i''a , If, If The present Congress will expire on
's'D, ,S,, y, nf next month, but If required the
DC 'sly lr elected Congress may be called In ex-
f' ...,op by the President during the inte-
- "a ,s., will exist until the regular day Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27
nv TELEGRAPH.

feROa1s o. fuD Sxnse AsDoe1AlkMl
Battered AccoFding to act Of Congress In the yea
1868, BY J. 8. THRA AsBRR IN the Clerks 0fhce o.
the District Court Ut the Confederate Stssee Tor
y tlae Northern District OF Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

E.yHytH a~au-aa~r .~s~s~s e.SsS4s ~ - -
tsyinaa -
uastlda h Z ve,v sacut ,,e,~e. 80. : -.
blsek Sssspl x~' s.se.s' ,s..s sssC p ssssAos
soess 9 - srpsek, s.d HsG1. - r 49, RI
Dess -
eonpsex,on. sbsrv fA,u = has - - r.
non scerss 40 n y~sts esA
kmb are supp go - ~ ivyMe q nake - -
70 sns penloss's ID e. opssy vMh eshw ssuSA q
my are knowa - have trit with " saloSn0 ~,
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49, - -. y. ,sSsIr"sy - eSeo
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kA b1LLarS RnVAcE.-kanAWEsy H. ~
eJU suh.cribes, On Al aboss sss lssa isseI ~ sSs
vaai eifI Francis. She 10 abous ~ yoass ri -.
eel grown, bright nslasss, ssd t6s AsG1 q -.
isom Louiss II. vhess 40 ~ 49, ~.
ahove re~sra - M Z .~iS - :. - 49,
deiivesv io ~. - ~ TTW m
jaS-it. cor aosh and Msin .. Iihsr H,.,A =
ETtUx Huodred Dollsss ssasrd - 49, a.
tue euhecnbers On Trday - enjS e aSS~S
H,6 NJ blsek man. aens - ysAss q Aoss O. q
fookkE neeso tsiSi1sH of dsls 6ScWS p
ipo, s6sst - yesss OF aee. ahous 4 ~ 8 isri.s
bixn. and rapsured 81 wea,e ,ruas p ~,sSs.
qusr 90 ef the rusturs No ofher narts -.
bsred Ne siij ejvs tvo hrsdrsd ociia,s ~ -
their delivery 10 - II eta.n,on a. ~ = f~-s
Go, 4 Richmond NAkOS = nAnHAl.
:
II. la street. ON tho as,6 n I.n..r, : -: 49,
FAMED Armfstead IIs = .hon, - 49, ri hS..5s
complc Ron b,sek beard M ,.os,.1.ct.. ssI - ~.
little neeerv 9 MA: he vss rst.sS is H,isssssv
county, Va q lhs svrst spriss.; vnes Se n
haf on home mae ana ctalhtr.. vosa - ~
an d ape .hoe Hbrral .revsru viii 81 n.sesoe ~
recovery Ia 35-2t,l - n -
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SA DnhAaS Hs~erd:--i will give so toR 80
~ Information 'nst viii lead :" III. rs.evssy g
snan o'sck mare, hte i~ms IN The right bird ~,
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

VTALEABLE Hotel and other real estate q. Anne.
y lia H, for sale,-We are auther zed 70 Sell
the above valuable real estate, known AZ the hotel
and reaidaace ct Anita II con taining by recs mt
survey 1s7 acres 1t has bs laid CD INFO 2j lots
varying in size Fl ON .1E to IA acres; embracipg u
number of beautiful building sites and h1e wood
lots The hotel IL large frame bull ing, CAPABLE of
accommodating ffiy persons !; besi ies which there
is large dwelling adjoining, con,aiuip3 rooms,
besides lumber hous,, staoie, &c. Possession gwen
mmediAt IL, thus afor iiug lne opportunity fer
persons TO embark in the hotel business o. 70 secure
real J valuabi. pre- p,rty.
There Is no hotel kept at the court house. and one
Is not oLiy Hoeh sought for by the persons attend.
ing Court. but for the travelling pubic the Dan.
vile Railroad, as the cara pass Ut such hou to
allow tw0 meals per day 10 be taken Vt the hotel
1t ID believed Tint for purposes q investment or
speculation no better opportunity has been 6fered
Tor some time past A lat OF the property can be
seen Mt our Cllse
1ERxs-Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur.
chaser, or real estate in tue ciy Of Richmond will be
taken In exchange. CODDIN & APPERSON.
ia 17A2i Anots
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MILITARY NOTICES.

|
HEApQ rs Co 4, tsY EATr CAvALRY1
FoR Local DEFENCE,
Richmond, January q. 1868
rV<HE members CT this company arc CT IN nanded
O'clock mounted and fully equipped for battalion
M By order of THos nUsKslL.
Lieut. Ccmnd'g.
rMW w AIpRoP OS ja 2-ltf
HE.pQ'Es Co B, 4rH Va CAV, Jan .8, 1864.
J cavalry, will m act at Msndsi's stefe, PIT Hill,
f:T drill, aud dress parade, on Saturday, Fab tuary
9th, 1854, at II o'clock purctuaily.
jsa-it. JuNIUs A CLARKE, lst s.rgt co B.
HrQ'Rs IsT BAT CAv'Y for Laca Defeuce,.l
Richmond Jan 81, 1864 J :.
TVEkY member OF this battalion is hereby or
H. dered to meet at The com mand's stable to-day
Cap. wM WOOD. comd'g.
JAS b VAUGHAN, Atjt j.a7-'r
HpQ'Rs Co C, lsT Bar CAv'Y,
January 81, 1854 !
livery member of this company Is hereby or
~ dercd to meet at the commands stable this
evening at O'Clock, fully equipped for drill. By
ia a7-it. THos WEST, os.
4 TTENTiON, Company +. Second Ci.ss Vira MA.
IA. NiIra.--Assemoie al the Cisy Hall this day
Wednesday promptly .. 10 O'Clock A w. with arms,
10, to pay The last tribute ef respect 10 deceased
member THos A BuLxLEY
By order Of Capt tIoHARD.
10 IL lts GEO 0RETfER, OS
NKAYOR'S MOUNTED Poiics.--Neet at tue CITY
Ivn Hall this (Weenescav) evening at Z O'Clock.
Bg order Of Capt Enc. HH.
js 17-tfA II ADAMS, 2.
DkCkGi1s WASftD-tor tie ais. Bstfs scR Y
n, Cavalry IL sm author ized by Gen Jnbecen
re- leivs thirty recruits into my campany. now In
winter quarters nesr Staunt0n, Va P'fty dollars
bounty, hOrSss. aud all ne1sesayy eqfpmsrts for
csvslryman For further Information irfusre ut my
Office Franklin street lone door below II Stokes,
Auciioueer. EDMUNDS
Capt aud Re ruitirg ofaser 4,st Bat Va Cav,
II 2I-3ts Imbod~ns C,n.msnd.
III RORUIT8 WAnted-fot Assjar Harry Gmer's
n. battalion os Independent cavalry. Hesses,
eQn1pments ~. furnished, AMI $50 0ouaty. Apply
N 0Dce 1T c!ce, corner MAJ, ant s:h stseeif.
opposite 8potswood Hotel. w CPsaUR.
fa 26--2if Recruiting Oncer
g ECOND Company, kichueRd II ,wisssrs Per.
~ scns desiring to join this ccmpasy, CAot David
Watson, VIII apply 10 tina undevsigsed. Who viii
grans farloughs untif The 10Th February nsxt.--
Volunteers resolved until the maximum Is reached.
The company IL nov attached to tina 10. Virginia
artillery reserve Of Rws osps, IN xiatrr qaartsss
II irederiex Hall Depot. Iouisa co, Va
Ssrgt HI UBES B PLkASAsTs.
jae8-l2i. lSPsari Ut, up stairs.
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Ass'T q 8 O0nss OVVDee,
lasu@ww - tnnA

Ass'T q = 00Hss OVVDsa,l
JssusSy -, 1854
TAX in Kind -RarmeYs aaa plantasu oso ~.
fed that thsy nnst not dslivsB thsis tAx =
kiud upon any othsz than fsesipss u Qar ssun1D.
tsrs and CommissaTies ssrvskg Witb tr<pok - ~
nom this o1lus srs specially sstSsris.d - Sslls
The fscetpss Of ssrgsAnts, Wagon oaeten4 Qn0
tssmstses ere swsrthlsss thsy hsvs ~ au1h@ieys
nor can any one Sive them euthUrisy. - res)et -
tax in kind. LAHxN 8Nl3USsa
Il Jim Asst QuArtegmaater-0o
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NPLENDlD Estate for Saie.-I onsr for sa.a one
Of the mist desirable Farms In tide water vir.
ginia IL lies Back river, IA Fl Eabeth City
tS, Va. The land % Of the drst quality, very rich
in high state Of cultivation aud thoroughly set in
clover. Il has an abundance ef wood and most
valuable timber The improvements are very good,
consisting Of large dwelling house and al. the out
houses barns, &c, usually found upon n,s.-c,ass
farm 1t has an iuexbaustibie shoro OF oysters -
The attsn ioa OF capitalists Is specially invited 70
this farm, as IL g. eat Inducements 10 invest,
acd m.y be bought low by early application. Ad-
dress NJ HUGH ~,
ja'27- St> Box l. .l6o, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

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