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ONE THOUSAND POUNDS BROWN

ME THOUSAND POUNDS BROWN
" ooo SUGAR,
5000 pounds nice Salt,
LOCO yards Osnabures,
1000 yards "A Brown Sheeting,
1000 yards rs Augusta Drills,
Z'ooo yards striped OSnaburgs, for servants
dresses
1000 yards Blaaehed Shifting
2ne pounds seire Thread
500 pounds English Saoa Thread.
4Vo dozen Coats Spool Cotton,
500 Linen Handk.rahiefs.
zoo pairs Gents lalinoral Shoes,
|oo pairs Ladies' Baimoral and other Shoes,
Pins, Needles
Tooth Brushes
Dressing Combs,
200 Ivory Fine Combs,
tsUbher-t.cao~J Pencils,
steel Pea,
~ reans .Erench Eate Paper,
. 900 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose.
for sale, wholesale and RETAIL al No Isl Main street
- W. X. POLK
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TREASURY DEpsRrsyAr
CoTFyDERA7E SGhIfs OF Auts,<,
iJrhrngrT Va AL.s,,s. ~ 10,

DEGULATIONS FOR CaRRv1y,
:, ITO EFFECT TIL. ACT o. CC,.ribr,,..
AtPRO Ed JUNE y, le64, AUTH JRyI,-@
OWNERS OF EGGISrj.RED EIGHT ~, 80
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TIE rI;Ct. .r1-,,
TIE ACT APPROVED NAY Ia, lo6!, IN ~
CHANGE THE SANE FOR C0UIOy I0vr-~'
Parties owning registered eight per cent -
under the act CT May IG, 1851, dcs:iIny T. cyo}.
them for coupon bonds, viii assign tho =
manner pointed out in the printed e,ldoI -, ~,
The bac. Of the certificate, 30 the GO, a..
States CT America, IN exchange for couy7n rs
and cause them 10 oe presented to tlr B.e-.te-'
the Treasury Department, Who r-3l .he,c,.r.-
compliance with the provisions o. the act q, IT,
l3, 1854, issue coupon bonds 1or TIE amour. go
IN tho registered bonds 50 assigned.
G. i. TRENHOLM
j. rs Secretary Of the Traa,,e,
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TREASURY DrrARTMESr, ,
CONEEnERATr SrArEs nE A,1artcA

CoNFEDERATE STATES OF AMgRICA
RICHMOND, December l. 1854.
GENEN-T II RI 7 TREAS TRi
~ NOIES-ln Pursuance OF at act Of Coryres.,
approves; November -, 1854, entitled An at .
authorize the Secretary OF the Treasury TO X iar,
coupon bonds for seyen-tilirty trees my nots " hold
er5 OF such notes are here'v notified that after Ii
payment oi the annual interest dac thereon on Il
hfseoay OF January, 1861, upon pretentation If j.
same the Treasurer Assistant Treasures ana Ps-
Repositories las designated ut FOOT will -,l, ,gt
ncates tnefefor, which viii enti;lc the holder.
coupon bonds payable thirty years after IT, ff,t;-
OF january, 1860, hearing SIX Yer cent i-iteIas- f.
ne ssia iiasa u January, 1862 payable on tae IT,.
Gays OF January aud July IL each year TIE Tns.
sur2r, Assistant Tressurers ard tepos; carries IL
tl1he week. pkpcrts - the Register ct the CreGsay
OF such certificates ISSUED st their oilceS w ,,rt,
bonds Will be sen; forward IN satisfaction Of same
he netea Will be cancelled n the,sl.al manner az.
forwarded to the First Auditor.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
~, Secretary OF IrcS..JlrT.
Treasurer at Rchmcrd, Virginia.
assistant 1reasluers &. Charleston and Mobile
OepositarleS at Raleigh and Wilmington Noyth -.
rolina,
beros!.siies at Charleston. and Columbus, Sa:h c.
rolina.
Repositories az Savannah and Aug,sta. Georg.s
Deposi'aree At Tallahassee, FLORIDA, ana NoI.,o.|
E1ery, Alsba,ra.
Depositaries at Columbus N;ssiss;rr ana fr,.s-3c
and Marshall, Texas "A 2-s
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RICHMOND, December p, 1861.
NJ EGROES ARE NOT ALLOWED To
! PASS TIE INTERMEDIATE LINE OF
Office ~ '-1'8
No passport WILL be given a slave except on the
written order Of his owner and il the hanaur,;,,
OF the owner oe not well known at the Office or at
tested properly the owner must apply for the PASS
por IN person This precsution is rendered neces.
sary oy the frequent appearance at the office OF
forged orders, and Will be strictly observed
}. II. CARRINGTON
1e -o-lW PrOvost-Marshal
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GoING NORTH o-morrow morning a
number Of Federal surgeons and chap
lains Will be sent to Varina from this
city, from thence to be taken by the flag
of-truce boat to Fortress Monroe. a
mail ior the North is expected to be car
ried by the same conveyance.
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CoMHITrED TO CASTLE THUNDER.-A
batch Of negro slaves, arrested the night
previous, were committed to Castle
Thunder yesterday on the charge of at
tempting to escape to the Yankees and
running negroes through the lines.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By z. D. Cook, Auctioncer,
mo, 20 Main street,

(N0. ~ 1lA1n 5tfeGt.l
"AN D SOME FURNITURE, ET.E-
IL CANT BOOKS, SUPERB BRIDAL DRESS,
&c, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-On MONDAY,
the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, will sell, ut my
store, excellent assortment Of FURNITURE,
&C., consisting Of
Cabinets, Bedsteads,
Dining and Centre Tables,
S very excellent Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Washstands, Chairs,
2 handsome Mirror,
Crockary and Glassware,
EBxrsvings,
Mantcl Vases and Clocks
ALSO,
TO be sold at II O'clock,
splendid Bridal Suite, embracing one SUPPORT
White French Satin Dress, very rich, and
gotten up in the most tasty style;
Bridal Wreath and Veil,
pair White Kid Shoes.
ALSO,
very rich Head Dresses,
aaadsoIne Black Cloth Cloak
ALSO,
choice collection OF valuable Poetcal Works
by Shakespeare, Henans. Montgomery, C1abbc,
Heber, Pollock, Pope, Bnnyan, &c.
ALSO,
Several superior CooFiug-Stoves. &c
JAZZ Il. g. COOK, Anotioneer.
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HUsrINas CouRr.-The Magistrates

Husr1Nes CouRr.-The Magistrates
Court was in session yesterday, and
disposed Of the following business:
John Ferguson, presented for keeping
and exhibiting faro, entered into bonds
OF security in the sum of five thousand
dollars for his appearance to answer said
offence at the next term of the court. =,
A slave, named Cary, the property. of
Mrs. Archer Blair, charged with felo
nlously conniving at the escape from
their owners of Sam, slave of Bentley
Wicker; Ned, slave of Buck Saunders.
and Bob, slave of John Pickett, was
ordered to receive thirty-nine lashcs
and be sold beyond the limits of the
State within the next thirty DAYS.
The case of John, slave of Catherine
Myers, charged with the same offence as
above, was similarly disposed of.
The case Of William Snellings, indicted
for exhibiting faro, was continued till the
next term of the court, and the accused
gave security in the sum Of five hundred
dollars for his appearance at that time
The court adjourned till II o'clock
this morning
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
DRED AND NINETEEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES OF LAND, ON THE CEN:
TRIAL RAILROAD AND CHICKAHOSINY, SIX
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
AUCIION.-On TUESDAY, January 18th, at il
described, called MEADOW BRIDGES, in a five
state Of cultivation; hundred and fifty acres
Cleared, with a fine meadow on the Chickaho,niny
The Improvements are plain dwelling suited for
small family kitchen and other servants houses;
barn, corn-honse, stable, iccE use, &c.
Ten acres of rye have been ,ded on the farm
and is looking very well.
Terms: At sale
Sale without reserve
GkUBBS T. WILLIAMS,
ia l2-tds Auetionae-s
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TREASURY DEPARrsv.r
CoNFEDFRATg STATES Oe A.ER!C.. 7
RICHIOED, October H., 1851

113|1I NJ" " VO1u0-E u, IE0F.
NJ ONT A X 4 3 l. +. BONDS, TTy9
! = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. loans III, Cr,-
ED.--Numelous applications HAVING h."
made for bonds 1t the established ,aiee e or b.
ired and thirty-ive dollars ana. interest, u, -
-4rlstancoS that eutt!e them to f.y,ral,t c,..
atlon iC ha- been determined 70 Coutilr4e -. ~.
Il Che above ,Flce until tt,tthcF notice.
Agents FOR the sale Of these Bonds are irs.r..
~ ACT II accordance With ttIs order; a.l he a.,
ton q disblrsrg officers Of TIE Gvyeilrrr !. ~.
tIc:i'aIiy ca.ted TO it: q. y. TRENHOLM
Ja2-tS SecTCtarg Of the Tfes.rr-
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
~ Just received and for sale at No. 1873 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
1000 yards handsome DRESS GOODS,
LOCO yards COLORED FLANNELS for Bal,no-
rails and Spring Wrappings;
5000 yards BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
500 yards BROWN LINENS,
500 yards WHITE LINENS,
500 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOEs,
$500 yards best quality BLEACHED COTTON
5000 yards BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES, differ
cnt widths;
1000 yards CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS and
TwEEDs,
800 yards JACONETS and c. B. -dUSLINs,
100 aoz. HEMsTITCH'D HANDKERCHIEFs
for ladies' ard gentlemen
100 dozen PLAIN HANDKERCHIEFs, for la
dies and gentlemen;
800 dozen WHITE WADDING.
800 dozen WHITE and BLACK SPOOL COT
TON,
800 lbs. W. B. and BLACK FLAX THREAT
800 great gross, different kinds, of BUTTONS:
100 gross LEAD PENCILS.
100 gross best quality, STEEL PENS.
100000 NEEDLES, from 5000 to No. 8:
10 dozen LINEN SHIRTS,
100 dozen DRESSING COMBS.
5000 sKEINs CoLORED SEWING SILK.
1900 sKEINs BLACK SEWING SILK Err
together with many articles too numerous to men.
uon. All OF the above articles will BE- sold low.
Call soon, as the goods must be sold at oncs.
Just received,
500 yards CANTON FLANNEL.
100 dozen OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
Remember the place, No. 1873 Broad street. hetveen
Fifth and Sixth streets. ,,e,..
I TCH, ITCH, ITCH,
L CURED, CURED, CURED. i
CAN BE CURED
LEONARD's ITCH OINT1rEHy
10 ee had Of PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. md L.
1900. o-o.o street. tlHSts
lOI:ION CARDS, COTTON CARny
. 1000 pairs No. 10 COTTON CANA IN |
100 pairs No. 10 COTTON cARDa a, r,a,.
500 pads corroT yApv.
Il "a Wholesale and retail, ut No. lE Main street.
". i. POLK.
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OFFICIAL.
treasury Dypaars,y,
,.rH '"Fy

TREASURY Dyp.arx~
CONFEDERATE STArYs op hwt.1aaL'I
Richmond. August 4. ~.
HERTIFTCATES OF INDEE,TFr,,,r.
~ BEARING SIX FER CENT. ,pp DN az
INTEREST AND FREE FROM tx rs>1,..j
the fourteenth sect,on CT the act 10 REIN ' -
reney, approved February II, 1864. L.. -. we O.
the Treasury is authorized to issr,e tn - ieta'y
fcates, payable two gears ,ftsr the rats e.
Treaty of peace vita the UBitfA Sfa44q ~ /.
not be sold, but are only to he isaue, >. ~. -;
tors 9: The Government as are qvil.iny 70 80 as.
zane IN payment OF hen isisaI.as Tho H.. I,
De gwen ut Par, though free from ta~e,i3~ -
Ike atteilaon OF purchasing agents 7r4M,
ING Officers 0! Sc GoveruIhent Is called l. -; -
., public SECURITIES ~ otserirc- re.7-lF 81 -
70 those from whcH. IL =t5uoa O. he a., @'~s4
are Bought; and 10 iacl,tav. the use Of tier. 4;
tiawn ~ q 'bptans officers upon TIE fsr.. .'s
holding these funds, ati marked ac~os. - - ~
payable IN oortGicGtes o. j,.deotA1re,s -, =
pa1t; II conformity herewith '-h
Depos:talies axe hereby Authorized and p.
to comply win this regulation, and % ~, ~
cation 70 the Register tor supplies of CO.. ac..is
required. islgIedi G. /. TRENI.OI i
J @--ba Secretary If Tres,
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By Redwood, Phillips s. Co., Aucioneers,
NO. 81 Main street,

BY Robinson, Adams s. CO., Auctioneers,
corner of Ninth and Main streets)
NE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION.
w on FRIDAY NEXT, 18th instant, at 10
O'clock
800 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
ALSO,
10 barrels New Orleans Sugar.
Is kegs Isl Carb. Soda,
10 casks Rice,
geo bags Peas,
1000 pounds Bacon,
ID boxes Turpentne Soap,
10 boxes English Bar Soap,
II boxes Tailow Candles,
500 Horse Brushes,
leo Shoe Brushes,
leo pounds Indigo,
with q general assortment of GROCERIES AND
GOODS.
Consignments solicited.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
u ~ Auctionecrs.
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n UIE.-A CORN, like love, is of ora.
mi, ausi siPwth' and the older it is the mor.aiti-
.. 1na tEET-partculsriy CORNS. BIINfnns
O 1Er ohMED NAILS, WARTS, &e-xithout main
u*ins 70 his laineness, ladies cannot be nt,erss =.
His office is on Wall street nesr
ia l0-TuG Fote
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by L. II. Luck 4 Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main street,

ny LUX - NOs AuCQOuceE6s
mo. SC Main street,
WE WILL SILL ON FRIDAY,
w January 18th, large and desi rable assort-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ci.oTHING,
BLANKETS,
CLOCKS, SC.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
FEATHER BED, BOLSTER and two
PILLOWS,
l fine SOFA.
WASIIsTANDs
9 or good CARPETS,
CHAIRS,
LOUNGES,
50 pairs BROGANS,
l CUTTING KNIFE,
sIIOr-GUNS,
RIFLES,
JEWELRY,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES.
ADDITIONAL.
box splendid CARPENTERS TOOLS
in good order;
refugee TRUNKS. containing valuable
articles such as CLOTHING, SOCKS,
STOCKINGS COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, SEWING SILK, THREAD,
LADIES' CLOTHING Of all kinds.
IL NEW BLANKETS, of the best quality.
ALSO,
splendid FEATHER BEDS, from nice
suA 'fIe' HsiAirrREssEs,
splendid SAFE,
elegant Ladies' CLOTH CLOAK, new
style and new, and many other goods two tedious
to mention As the goods belong to refugees and they
want the money, cash will be required when sold.
ia Is L. II. LUCK & CO., Auctioneers.
By Redwood, Phillips Co., Aucdoneers,
NO. 81 Main street.)
WE WILL SELL, AT OUR STORE,
w Ne. 81 Main street, on FRIDAY NEXT, an
assortment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Beds, Mattresses Bclsteads,
Tables, Chairs, Blankets,
Oyercoats. Clothing, &c.
l Double-case Gold Watch,
/ Silver Lever Watch,
l excellent Gold Chain &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS s. CO.,
il l. Auctioneers.
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A kM1 BLANKETS.-Two heavy grey
- ARMY BLANKETS, two and a hall S Sary
d,hs ana one and three quarters vide for exehanre
cna, u, inns, ior enough CLOTH to make an over
800 ana VI 10, an osERCOAT; good homespun will
h nsusr. ~, Apply to Captain j. f. WEST on Grace.
Detween 1hnd and Fourth streets, before n
ca,u .ner I. NJ. or at Quartermaster's ofi,ce
ia lO-2tTu&Fs 80 - "Ao Z. IA.
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'ENHE RICHMONDER ANZFIGER,

Il printed IN German, offers great advantages. =
an aoVeruslng sheet, being the only German ,tsS.
paper now published i'll the Conscieracy, enjoyrs
as ~ docs, large circulation among German l-.
zens and residents.
!t Is the intention OF the present editor and ~
pfie'or 20 enlarge the sheet tina. i: NAV III T..
respect, compare with TIE largest German pa:
paelisi'ea IN America; and, through its agents.
increase It's circulation III Southern cite. al
ne earnestly solieits the patronage Of TIE pubic l.
behalf Of his enterprise
Advertisements will be inserted either in Gss.
man or English. '''A'' "
weekly. "eAf'' ""'1'
once on Broad street, between Tenth and e.
IN, e. \. WALLACE,
- 1s-'s Editor and rropI,ttoF.
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DtItEl

Il
CONFEDERATE STATES ov AMERICA.
( DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF TIT,
1 4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX ="
CtAt. %OA-IAGADLE BONDS, UNDER Ttt
SEVENTH SECTION OF TILE CCRn.NCf
LAW.-Deposits Cal, will be. received ly -
Treasurer IL this city, Assistant TreasAtr. !.
charleston and Mobile, and the UcrUs,.a:ies :.
" iinlngton, Raleigh, Columbia, Auyt..:,.. &.ys-
hai and Mont cIacs:, Ind certificates VI, te iss,
ior the SAME hearing interest 81 the rate Of ,,y
cert. per amman, ana secured ~ thn !{ ,o,het.t
u On 2Isct,t Of the above bonds equal q Tie s,I
u these .oaIs The bonds TO aa SCI aiaIt ny l.
Treasurer. ana the proceeds, vi IN sold u,flei -
;iuSlyely 10 ts-e payment OF the said cert!Ell;es
Inc security aHd convenience afforded 10 Lar-,
aud other corporations a,li TO the public general,
~ tins inSte Of temporary investment ana the 4
cct Z IRE measure. # generally adopted IN keen!
;ng the currency Within moderate bounds il is hoy
vii commend ii to the favorable Consideration Of
community and secure their prompt co-atar:,io1
carrying II iGto effect. q. A. TRENHOLM,
j. z-ts Secretary OF the TIcasurr
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k'ARM FOR SALE-I am authorized to
= sella FARM, four miles from Raleigh. North
carolina, containing one hundred and eighty acres
a ane IMPROVEMENTS consist of neat cottage, with
sary out buildings such barn, stable, corn-house
Quarters, etc, There is wood enough in original
growth 70 pay for the land. The situation is high
ana neaitny. splendid place for refugee WITH
negroes. For full particulars, apply to "''-'
"a. II. II. DIBRELL.
IeD'V' Shockoe slip.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE SrATEs OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July IS, 1851.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES In,

L der 70 promote, rs far "a practicable, the ear
liquidation BY the Ireasury cf.the OUTSTAND!y-
TAGGD NOTES, the Treasurer Assistant Tr,a.;s
Ger, and Pay DepositaTies in the different states n
hereby authorized to receive the said notes "a 4
.ie Sioo notes, at Cog per centum. on deposit; i5,
ing for same certificates of loan upor hrro,he,s
ton OF non-tdxable bonds. The said certlEeat, q,
3e payable on demand after the praton of nine.7
days.
and all agents :cr the sale CT the above bond, a.,
hereby aUtho:!Zed to receive the taxed notes. VT
the exception shove named. il payment OF bond,
when sold, at the rate OF 66s per centrum
G. 4, TRENHOLM,
j. It's Secretary Of the Treasury.
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By Hill, Dickinson &, Co., Aucuoneers.

GALE OF NEGRO MAN AT AUCTION.
~ In pursuance Of decree of the SeGuestration
Court in the of the Confederate States of Ame-
rlca against William J. Holiday, and Lucy r his
wife, alien enemies I will sell, at the auction
house Of HILL, DICKINSON & co, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, one valuable
negro man, named Fleming.
Terms: Cash. HENRY l.. BROOKE,
ia II Receiver Of District No. 3.
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NE CHAMBER SET OF FITnNI
1917 auME FOR SALE. Apply on Fourth st-a.,.
sids. oaay ana Leigh, third door from CLAW. sasi
jal2-3tp
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneoz,
(Ofnce Governor street, between Main and Frankli,

By Thomas W. Keesee Auctioneor,
tOn1ce Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES &c.
Al AUCTION. Will be sold, on MONDAY
MohNING, "Ianuary 18th, at 10 o'clock com
menclng at the factory OF Nessr5. Chiljrey zones
NO Main street, and continued at Barrctt's fac
tory, on Main, between Twenty-third and Twer,ty =
fourth streets, all their TOBACCO FACTORY FIX
IChkS, consisting in Part of
Hydraulic Presses, Retaners,
Mills, Screws, Bands, Blocks
Benches, Knives Stoves, Scales,
Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco.
Stems, Empty Boxes, Half-Tierces,
Iron Safe, Desks,
Copying Press and Book,
A large lot of Oak Lumber. SC.
ny order OF J. K. CH1Lp0EY, surviving partner Of
Iatiorey 4 Jones. L. W. KEESEE,
ya1 Auctioneer.
GALE OF COAL PROPERTY.-Uu-
~ der an unexpired lease, having three wears to
rum VIII be sold, at the Clover Hill Pits on FRI
LAY the 10th instant, the LEASE, TOOLS. FIX
IUhES, &C., OF the pits lately worked by Hall y
Co., known Us the Central Pits, in Chesterfield
county.
This sale is made necessary by the death OF viii.
klns MAIL who was one Of the partners aud is con.
CURED in by his executor
TERMS: Cash.
THE SURVIVING PARTNERS
OF HALL & co.
Ja'-Ws Executor OF W. Hall, deceased.
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By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneors,

By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctoneors.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
~ EEGROES.-1n pursuance OF decree of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield, will SELL at the
auctlon-ho tse of HILL, DICKINSON & Co, on
FRIDAY MORNING, the hinstant. at 10 o. clock.
two negro rlen and two women
WILLIAM AMBERS,)
A. E. COGBILL, commissioners.
IN
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JANUARY Is, ls6s.


ROBBERY AND ARsoS.-Between 10 and
IL o'clock, Wednesday night, Mr.. Theo-
dore Law, residing on Broad street, near
the African Church, becoming alarmed
at the strong smell of smoke which per-
vadcd his house, proceeded to ascertain
the cause, and tracing it to his back
chamber, in the second story, broke the
door open, when he found the room
denscly filled with smoke and several
articles Of furniture on fire. With the
assistance of some neighbors, the fire
was soon put out, without much damage
being done, after which an investig alton
Of its origin was made, which resulted in
proving that his buerau drawer had b: en-
first broken open and robbed, and then
q fire built in it. In this drawer, Mr..
Law had large amount of money,
jewelry, ETC., consisting of $500 in
Confederate States notes, about 500 in
gold and silver, Sl,012 in State bank
notes, two gold watch chains, one GOLD
watch key, gold and silver pens, silver
pencils: very fine gold watch, ETC., all
Of which nad been stolen. No one be
ing At home but himself, wife and ser
want, and all the doors to his house being
fastened at the time Of the fire, Mr..
Law was at loss to account for the oc-
curence, and therefore sent for watch
man to inquire into the affair.", when
Lieutenant Theodore G. Baptist Of the
night police, took the matter in hand.
After first finding out that, with the ex
ception Of the family, there was only
present negro woman, named Celia,
the property of Charles Palmer, who
was hired by Mr. Law, Lieutenant
Baptist proceeded to search her, when,
in very short while, he began pulling
out the money from different parts Of
her clothing. In her boscn he found
roll of bank notes, and in her stockings
the Confederate money. had been de-
posted, which convinced him that the
rest Of the money and iewe!ry had been
stolen by her. He then forced her to
direct him where she had de posited those
articles, when she took him to the kitch-
en-, and there, by removing a piece of
the stove-pipe, disclosed, rammed in one
end of it, the missing coin, etc. She was
accordingly taken to the watch-house,
and yesterday carried before the Re-
corder for examination. The facts as
above stated were there testified to, and
Celia was thereupon rcmandcd for ex-
animation before the Hastings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-13
By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

4 DESIRABLE SMALL FARM IN
"A THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. FIVE
MILES FROM THE CITY, ON THE OSBORNE
TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-Will be
sold, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, on the pren-
SEES, at O'Clock 7. NJ, the FARM on which Mrs
Martin Baker now resides fveIniles from Richmond,
on the Osborne turnpike. The improvements con-
sist OF two-story framed dwelling, with six ons
kitchen, cOw-house, etc. There tire about fisy-
three of land one-thiri low grounds, and well
adapted to Aass the balance are cleared and ready
for cultivation. The farm Is we'll supplied with
water. Persons wishing to SECURE market farm
convenient to the city, and one of the best roads
leading to the city, would do well to attend the sale
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on.iav Of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioncer
Persons attending the sale will have to procure
pass.
FOSTPONEMENT.-Inc consequence of rain, the
above sale is Postponed. until MONDAY NEXT
10th Of January, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
ia PIT JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc;ioncer..
GALE OF LAND AND MILLING
~ PROPERTY IN BOTETOURT.-On TUES
DAY, January 3lst at II o'clock. will be sold, at
the Blueridge Hotel, the MAJ alamized road IN
Botetourt county, the MILL-SITE and BUILD
lNGS lately occupied as the Elueridge Papcr Mill
including about SEVENTEEN ACRES of LAND.
Also, at the same time, viii be sold about ONE
from the milling property. This land is reported
to be good land.
Also, some TWO HUNDRED CORDS Of WOOD
part at the mill and part on the wood land,
This property IS very desirable. The mill has q
very abundant supply Of clear spring water already
featuring There are water-wheels i'll order for ma
cninery.
TERMS: Cash, in Confederate money.
ia II j. A C0WARDIN.