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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

Ye-es," said Tom. little unessily.
I" DO you like It too. Frank ?"
Pretty we'll, said Crank. who was lit
tic afraid Of committing himself.
e SO suppose. Most boys do"
Squire Ptman rose from his seat, and rang
the bell
You may bring in some plates and some
knives" said he to the servant, land lay
them on the table"
This was done. Next the old gentleman
went to the closet, and bruoght out basket
Of peaches.
Z" generally keep little fruit he re-
marked, "to treat the friends who are kind
enough to call upon me. Help yourselves"
The wondering boys did so. and commence
ed eating. They wondered whether the shak-
ing would come up after the peaches were
eaten. Even II it did, they would have the
satisfaction of eating them.
"Do you like them ?" asked Squire Pit
nun, who seemed to enjoy seeing The boys
eat.
" Yes, sir" said Tom, they're tip-top."
" m glad you think 30. | have several
peach trees in my garden. James, the gar
dener, was telling me that there was some
danger Of boys getting and robbing the gar
den, but don't have any fears on that score.
Here Tom and Frank exchanged glances.'
a. If any of the boys want fruit, know
they would prefer to come and ask me for it,
OF drop in and make a friendly call, as you
are doing. By the way, wouldn't you like
to carry home few peaches with your"
Yes, sir" said the boys, hesitadngly.
II you had something to put them in
I've got handkerchief" said Tom.
And I've got bag" said Frank.
Bless my soul, how thoughtful you were
to bing bag II viii be just the thing. =
You're welcome o the peaches in that basket
if you can stow them away"
We are very much obliged to you" said
Tom gratefully.
saa "Oh, don't say word 1t is a mere trife
and ike to make some acknowledged
for our kind call. Win you call and see
me again;
f" Yes, sir, if you would like it,"
should be most happy to have you come.
get lonely sometimes, and your company
cheers me up Perhaps, though, you'd bet
ter come to the door, aa it is a little danger.
Gus climbing over fences" added the old gen
ileman, little silly.
The boys laughed rether consciously, and
were showed to the door, Squire Pitmar
shaking them both by the hand, and kindly
repeating his invitation.
"Ain't be irumpi" ejaculsted Frank,
when the door closed behind them.
That's so. | felt awful mean to have him
treat me so. when had come afrer his
peaches"
$50 did 1. You won't catch me in such
business again"
The story Of the boys visit to Squire Pit
man leaked out, and made quite a sensation
among the school boys. IL was unanimously
agreed that it would be the hsight of mean
ness to make any further attempts upon the
property OF one who had treated their COM
panlons 50 handsomely. The gardener kept
watch for few nights, but from that time
Squire Pitman's frees were as safe as if a
bulldog had been chained at the foot Of ey-
cry tree.-Stadena and Schoolmdte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08
.UTIRYIN0 rnY COaIPLEx1Ox.
NOT A FEW

Of the disorders that nct mankind arise from tho
corruption that aecunuaies IN the blood. OF all the dis
eoyeTes Tat have been made 70 purge a out
equal IN effect rgiMpoLDs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAn-
eArAEILl ccanses and renovates the Blood, insis
the vgor Or health into the system and purgcs ont tho
hunors which make disease. II stimulates the healthy
funcous Of Tie body e1pels tho disorders grow
and Tanke 10 the blood. Such remedy that could DO
relied on has long been sought for and for the nra
time the puhic have which they depend. Our
space here do' not admit OF show ita effects,
bat the Trial Of single bottle VIII show the sick that II
hasis virtues SURPRISING anything they have taken.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Of sarsapara added
to pint Of water equal the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle fully equal TO gallon Oft Syrup OF saras-
psrilla, or the dececuon as usually made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

4 GENT wanted in every township to sell
"A IRAEr AND SIBERIAN, their CAMPAIGNS AND
GkSKbAls BY hol. I. Htadley, auth. OF 80 Wath
iustou a d ~ Generals sc. &C, Comprising popular
bogtaphts Of pr muttt GENERALS VI the Union ~ u.
tui o, &c. win nuiuetous steel portraits and bAtle
scenes sold only Agents. 10 al. ing piuh able
en- oymeut % re chan ia ofsed - make money
For lie ms snl tefIitnr, address with stamp, K B.
TREAT & ", Publishes 30 Grand steet, New
Nufk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

A VOICE FROM the FAR WEST Speaking oil
" Costafs " Rat. iloa h. Ant, &c, kKteimirat5f-
- more grain and provisions destroy cd annually
in g an uty y ,ermn than would pay tor uns OF
this Rat aud Insect XII er - Lancaster, va HeyaLi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

4 fHKtor CHURCH SCuOOL,
~ Pomfret, Conn, will reopen Tuesday, the
II Of september with creased iAc es fir the 10
suuclol ovatl II boy' desi Ing ent cueg-,
Ue 6ttel for bu nsss. oreulart Or ftrhe mtpr
ma ION apply To ei'her Of the uuder'igf 90 Raw. J.
otutG1s Pc ,RCK kEv CHAbL's o.. B.lCH, Associate
Re tois, Christ ca ren kectery fonfet, Onn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

bOSTON-George q. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas, Barnes q Co
BALrlMphk-S. :. II snce.
PITT huhGh-Dr George II. Keyser.
CinClNNA l-f 4. Sure Co.. and J. ID. Park
CHICAGO ord Smith, aud IL Scoyil.
ct. LOUIs-Colhns Bros
SAN FRANCISCO hostetter, Smith a Dean
so sold by all druggists and dealers aOly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD!
HelubOldeS

hiutlAa I'D COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSkPkRllLA,
For purifying the Blood removing an ohroalo oonsu,u.
tona dscsac arising from Impure state q Tue ilooa,
and the reliable and oaectual known remedy fur tho
euro OF ...olla, scllf Head, salt nhoum, Pains
sVenlnss Of The Boues Uloeatons Of the Throat and
Legs, Elochea rmplea = the Face, TeierfEry
And ~ ecaly Eruptions u. the SKIN.
Avn ug At-sfrgyr,rn rprTy e.afprk-xrn,-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08
g A n q Il II /.

IfRRUkS OF YOUTn.--A gentlr
IL who suffered ioI years from Nervous and q nital
deoiiiiy, night emissions, aud nal Weakness the
result Of uhiu ndsc etiun aud near ung his
cay hopeless miserJ, wilt fot The sake Of sueiipg
man, send o any afflicted, the smpie means Used
by MIN, which effected cure in Ahw we, ks after The
the fAilaTe OF numerous dirines. Send a directed
eaNeope and stamp aud II will cot you nothing Ad-
Yok CRY,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

TESTIM ONIALs.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable and
iucoesstH practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
IN MEMORIAM.

Died, III the county Of Powhatan, January 18th,
1853, at rAe residence Of his uncle, a. j. Bowers,
LOkkIE l.. SEARS, III the twentieth year Of his
ase, of consumption, after q lingering illness,
which he bore with great patience ana tortltude,
which can alone spring from a Christian hope and
ndyIng faith.
III seeking TO record the virtues and graces OF our
departed friend, the voice OF eulogy need not he
heard. III nina were the principles Of Christianity
ttily .xemphiiel. Though not connected with the
church, II was enough TO know he was believer
h'ting sisters and brothers, to who only sec
darkly, ths Providence seems insclu.able; but
wh.n he bright day dawn8, and We meet face to
f.c We shall then bc satisfied that infinite wisdom
and !oNc caracteriZes alrthe proceedings Of a Je-
hQvah
LoRru SEARS entered tie army Us a member o
the FIRST RiclInC nd HowitzeIs IN the eighteenth
wear Of hi, age, and nearly until the time Of hi;
death performed faithfully the duties Of soldier
Aa brother, las devotion could not be surpassed
aud a. friend, none ever doubted him. Oh then
ty The help and graceS Of God, be- both sisters bro
theirs, relatives and friends, prepared 10 meet YOU
dear departed IN the home az Where the wicked
cease fTom troubling, and the wcaried at rest.
J. q
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TIE NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The Yankee papers represent that
Schofeld has at Wilmington and New
bern = sufficient force to beat any troops
tba, NAV be dispatched from Richmond
against Sherman,
nm RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
All is quiet on this side of James
river During the forenoon of Monday,
.ho enemy. shelled our works on the APP
ronnttox with great fury, some of the
Shells falling in the city of Petersburg.
Grant is extending his City Point rail
,oad TO his position on Hatcher's run.
r,Sr TENNESSEE AND SOUTHWESTERN
VIRGINIA.
report comes from Southwestern
Virginia that Gillian, with forty five
hundred Yankees, is advancing into
Inner East Tennessee, their advance
helm: now north Of Grccnyille. 1t is
believed to be their intention to try and
occupy the whole of the State at the
time of the coming election.
GImcr's brigade Of Kentucky cavalry
had an engagement last Saturday at
Balls bridge, in Lee county, Virginia,
twenty-five miles north Of Cumberland
zap, resulting in 4 splendid victory to
eur arms. Ojlr loss was not owe" sixty
Killed and wounded
THE NEGRO SOLDIER BILL.
Yesterday, during the consideration
in secret session by the Confederate Sc
nate Of the bill to raisc'two hundred
thousand negro soldiers, motion was
made for its indefinite postponcmcnt,
and which was agreed to by majority
Of one. This is equivalent to laying the
bill upon the table, but it can be called
up at any time; and We have reason to
know that it viii be again taken up with
in the next few days, when it will be
passed. The measure is delayed not be-
cause of want Of strength on the part
Of its advocates but for a specific pur-
pose.
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OBITUARY.

Again We arr called 10 record the death OF a
rudy brave man. III the death Of i. / WlNGAIE,
u tilr Second Maryland regiment. lie was Wounded
on tie 9TH. IL the battle near Petersburg, and died
the following day 4 native of Maryland, he was
anon. the inst TO enlist under the banner OF the
South where he has fought and suffered for four
H'.trs never leaving his post Of duty, and has
fallen sword in hand, on the battlefield. No more
weary man hes tor thee, brave soldier; no more viii
tLy footsteps bound 10 Ipcet the invading Zoe 1iil
that DAY, when our Heavenly Father calls thee,
shalt thou rest IN peace
Baltimore and Cambridge tMarylandl rapere
.nn.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

t6~ To THE VerERs or HANOVER
Having been frequently solicited BY many Of
my constituents, respectfully announce myself =
candidate for reelection to the VIRGINIA LE0I6-
LATURE [fe ls-st' G. +. 0OODALL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

'hIth CONGRESSIONAL DisrKiCr, VfaoINIA, !
RICHMOND, February 90, 1865.

TNAN IN KIND.-Produccrs residing in
Il Tie counties of Iienrico and Hanover, who
dhiie 10 deliver their tithes in the city of Rich
ni'ii, are notified that deliveries may be made to
u. following officers, viz:
" heat 10 Captain 7. A Wexford, 1T Messrs. Cren-
shaw x Co.'S Mills.
Corn, oats ard long forage to Major J. c. May
bard, Navy IIn
Provisions To Captain +. J.. Myers, near Galle2o
~ Dol 10 Major ". q. Ferguson, corner Cary and
fifteenth streets
receipts should, in all eases, he taken and pre-
yea u nae, that the amount may be credited on
i'"@@ceia' estimates. W. G.. CAZENOFE.
O. Captain andI Quartermaster,
- WY Third Congressional District Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

frNERAr NoiIcE-The funeral of Mr.. JOSEPH
~ khBlNS, his wife, and three children, that
were burned To death by fire at the late fire on
Nam street, VIII be preached a. the Broad Street
Methodist Church DR.. Duncansl. at 1 O'clock THIS
AFTERNOON. The friends aud acquaintance Of
ne linilly, and those Of Mr.. Charles Stebbir and
Mi X Allen, viii attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

~ RAND BALL BY THE VIRGINIA
VI PLEASURE CLUB.-Thc last G land
will he given at MONTICELLO HALL on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %, 1865.
We can assure our friends that we will endeavor
to make this the most pleasant affair of the season.
Prof Rosenbergers full band will be in attendance.
Grand March from the Naiad Queen, or the BE-
male Warriors, at 9 o'clock.
BALLET MASTER:
AUGUSTUS COLBROOK.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
VIM w. REMNANT, NJ. FEREETER.
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
G. J. WILLIAMS, A. EASTON,
THOMAS M. BRANNON.
Positively no Ladies admitted except those in
vited by the Club.
fe 20-3ts MEMBERS OF THE CLUB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
MARRIED,

On the 18th of January, by Rev. VIM. T. Lind
say, JOHN II. MILLER and Miss MAHALY X.
GARDNER, both Of Richmond, Virginia.
BY the same, the 10th Of February, GRIFFIN
O. BALL, of Williamsburg, to Miss SALLIE
WYATT, Of Richmond, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
DIED.

Suddenly, Of pneumonia, OH the 2oth instant,
MARY ELIZABETH, ant daughter of Edward
and Anna L. Bishop aged eigat months aud two
days
As sweet the flower that scents the morn,
But Witherh III the rising day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn.
Thus sWectly ti,d It's life away
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

FREpFRICKsBuRG, VIKGINIA,t
February Is, 1865. !
Dr.. T. Gordon Ua'acc, Robert Faster, Richard
Il'aN,cc JohH j. Che'c and others:
Gentlemen: / have maturey considered your
natttrlng communication of the Sth instant, in
wiling M, to become candidate to represent this
District il, the State Senate. Similar assurances
have been rendered me from many Of the c,tizon
soldiers of the district nov serving III the armies OF
the country For all of these take leave herein
to express my grateful acknowledgements.
Ia view of the peculiar condition Of the county
of Spotsylyana, growing out Of the devastatlons OF
the war the fast that one of her citizens has
ever enjoyed the honored privilege of representing
the i> tlict since its formation, which assures me
that l can with confidence commit my candidacy,
based upon your invitation, to the patriotic and
magnanimous people of Caroline without fear Of
the result; and, IN compliance with your request,
announce myself candidate for the Senate Of
Virginia If elected, the rights and interests Of
both counties, Caroline and Spotsylvania, shall
equally claim my attention, and, in the future, rs
in the past whatever he the issue OF the canvass,
the honor of my native State shall always be the
object of my earnest solicitude.
hope TO have an opportunity OF meeting and
conferring with the people Of the two counties, III
an,; out OF the army between this and the day OF
election. am, truly,
te LIT JAMES b. SENER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
ATCH THE THIEF. Was stolen

MATCH THE THIEF. Was stolen
bruary, a BAY STUD COLT, With full, dark name
and tail, and oval from his eyes to his nostrls
shor-couped, and three years old this spring, and
vel! grown for his age; he not very dark bay.
Will pay reward Of five hundred dollars for his
delivery to mo again, and five hundred for the de-
lection Of the thief. My address is Goochland
Courthouse. r. MTCHAUX
fe 22-6ts powhatan county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

1.-TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS DOLLARS RE-
WARD will be paid for the recovery Of TWO
BLACK SHOATS-one boar and sow-weighing
about fifty pounds each, if strayed; if stolen,
TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS for the
apprehension Of the thief. WI HOLMES,
on Venable, second door from Twenty-fifth street,
Union Hill. fe 22-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

.nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Stolen out Of my chamber, on Mon
PACA LADIES' DRESS, with cambria lining,
with row of buttons in front; the skirt buttoned
on to the body. Also, a DRAB-COLORED SACK
COAT domestic goods, with pearl buttons. The
public are hereby cautioned not to trade for these
articles. The above reward will b. paid for the re-
covery of the same. J. H. THURMAN.
fe Eft No. Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
IL MARD:-was stolen from my stable. on the
Wit: one brown or mouse-coiored horse, nine years
old. with heavy mane and tail; rubbed On his ades
With gear; has no marks but q slight knot on the
back caused BY the saddle; he rides we'll in all the
diferent eaits; his fofetop ii trimmed of close.
The other il dark hay mare, four years old !;
has very coltish appearance a. she has been used
ntvery little has . slight scar or rub her cheek,
caused ~ the bride bit will give the above re-
ward, OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any
person who will give any information so that can
get them, or ONEHUNbRED DOLLARS for either
OF them. The horses are both about five feet high.
MY address is Mount Laurel, Halifax county, Va.
fe 22-3ts WILLIAM A. PENICK.
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Strayed or stolen, about shutdown
on the 2lst instant, from my residence, on Clay
street. between Adams and Brook avenue, my
HORSE, with Yankee saddle and pockets, contain
ing under-clothing, and bride. He is about seven
or eight years old, dark bay, and medium size. No
marks recollected, except both hoofs behind were
white. IL. ID. BCRRUSS,
of Burruss T. Garrett,
corner Of Thirteenth and Franklin streets
fe 22-3ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

T STOKE, No. II Main street, we
N invite the attention of the public to our stock
Of FANCY and CHOICE GROCERIES,, which we
will sell at the lowest prices.
TEAS-Imperial, Young Tyson and Black;
SUGARS-Crushed, Granulated and New Orleans;
COFFEE-Jaya, Laguayra and Rio;
BUTTER-Prime Mountain;
CANDLES-Belmont Sperm and Tallow;
MOLASSES Sorghum, superior quality;
Family FLOUR; choice CORN MEAL. :.
As we have both been disabled in service, we will
always be found at store, and will do utmost
to please all who may give a call.
McAULEY MYATf, No. IL Main street,
fe 2l-2ts between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

The pssoofch cohatias- Room has been re-
- ~ tss Northeast Corner Of Thirteenth and
e, <trerts, fSntnoes Bwsidingj Immediately OPP
Sas.ge The Old &a''d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

thtANTS' SHOES Now on band, a
~ ~ good supply which offer at the lowest prices.
~'I ana See, az the Ladies' Cheap Shoe Store, l67
"1@s Steet. &c z.--3t'l G. DUNBAR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

@ y n u II f. S.
- barrels APPLE BRANDY,
barrels WHISKEY,
3 barrels SORGHUM,
80 boxes TALI.OW CANDLES,
bag RIO COFFEE,
10 barrels GREEN APPLIES,
Is firkns BUTTER,
| barrel ALUM.
IS 900 hounds SMOKING TOBACCO,
~ hoyes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
''' o'''' L. HARVEY & Co,
f2o-6t No..65 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

TEACHER WANTED.--We wish to
Il employ for the present year TEACHER IN
a school in Amelia county. The school will consist
of not more than fifteen boys. lie must be a good
classical scholar, and teach Arithmetic, Mathema-
tic. and the usual English branches of education
Satisfactory testimonials of qualification will be
required. LEWIS r.. HARVIE,
JOHN s. IIARDAWAY,
VIM. J. CHEATHAM
Chula Depot Amelia county. f. l7-eOd3t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

FIV H U n D r ED DOLLARS
II REWARD.-Stolen from the stable of the
subscriber, the night Of the 18th instant, small
SORREL HORSE, "pony build," about fourteen
high; full name and tail long heavy foretops sha-
ding his eyes. When started Oft, strikes pace
The above reward will be paid for his delivery to
the subscriber, and an additional two hundred and
fifty dollars for the apprehension and conviction of
the thief. RICHARD 8. ALLEN,
fe 2O-3ts corner Broad and Twelfth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
'T1WO HUNDRED DOLLARS h

VVWV HUNONEO OV1nC ~
subscriber, in Prince Edward county, my AANs
SAM about twenty-five years old about Ave Seet
six inches high. and polite when spoken =. 70 =
burr but most probably 70 the latter place. The
above reward Win he paid for his delivery % ne,
near Burkeville, Prince Edward county, a. secured
in any Jail 10 ! can set him. lie had - aolne
LETT. &c. IHONAA
f. 6--codl0ts BuTkeville, YiSx3aiA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

WE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w kind Of TIN WORK. TIN ROOFS, GUT.
TIERS and CONDUCTORS repaired. We have On
hand large lot Of CURRY COMBS, HON aal
MACHINES for making CURRY COMBS which
We will sell. TRIMS Cash.
q. d. YALE CO., Iroa Block.
r. 2l-lvs 0oVsuDoe eogeee.
NOR SALE.-The mhscxiber has tor
Js sale four kmnAred boxas 4 Ma CM1v1M0
TOBACCO, oampaes can b seen d 10 -
street. Go Rev. EDWJN W14sVNs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

THE LABA M "A, No. 900,
l. OPPOSITE THE sroTswooD HOTEL,
presents UNSURPASSED facilities for accommodating
the public with a frst-cass RESTAURANT. An
experienced caterer will constantly administer to
the tastes of their visitors, and the management
tatter themselves that the community at large will
bear future testimony to their zeal and enterprise in
constantly affording to it the first of the market
and best of the season.
Confidently trusting that the patronage OF old
will augment that Of the later day, We subscribe
ourselves your humble servitors,
fe 2l-6t~ KESSNICH Il CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

w an D; SEASONED Isl M! ,.l MAPLE Il:
lumber to be not less than two inches thick eight
inches wide, and in lengths Of six, twelve eigh-
teen feet. II logs, the lengths must be the same.
auiste thickness and width. To be delivered upon
the James River canal or any railroad leading into
Richmond. Address. stating terms, Major +. +.
JONES, commanding Confederate States ArmOry,
Richmond, Virginia. fe ll-law3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

DIV HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from Greensboro. North
Carolina, ON the 18th Of this month, . negro man,
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty.Soar
years DID, FIVE feet ten oseieven inches high, black
complexion, and weighs one hundred and ninety
two pounds. He was bought on the Sd Of February
from DR. II. III. Christian. ! will pay the above
reward for his delivery 70 me.
ROBERT LUMPKTN.
fe l6-lms Richmond, ViIgnia.
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WANTED, at No. GO Main street, a
w SEWING-MACHINE, in good order
Sloat's preferred, and without table.
Also, wanted, at No. G3 Main street, a frst-rate
MULE. II. POITERFIELD TAYLOR.
fc l7-eod3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

"ORSE FOR SALE.-I will sell my
III CREAM-COLORED HORSE. Heworks well
IN harness or under the saddle is perfectly sound
and reliable. Sold for want of use only.
JOHN KNOTE,
fe 2l-3ts No. q Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22

NANTED.-A LADY who has had
w three years. experience in teaching, and
who is well qualified to teach English and French,
is DESTROYS to obtain a situation as TEACHER in
some seminary or private family. No objection to
going South. Best references given, If required.
Address box 4l0, Richmond post-office.
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