THE SOLDIERS SONG.Itis not on thebattle field -* That Iwould wish to die;Itis not ona broken shield

Pd breathe mylatest sigh,Although a soldier knows not bow

to dreada soldiers doom,Pd ask no laurelsfor mybrow,'

No-trophiesfor mytomb.

It is not that Iscorn the wrath,The sjjjdiers proudly wears,;

Itis not that Ifear the death,.The soldierbravely dares.

When slaughteredcomrades round me lie,* I'd be the last to yield;

But, yet Iwould not wishto dieUpon tße battlefield.

When faint and bleedingin the fray, jOh! still may Iretain '* iEnough'of life, to crawl away , jTo this sweetvale again;

And, like the wounded,wearydove,That flutters toher nest, j

Oh may Ireach my own true love,And die uponher breast!

* Circular?To Absentees.A LL members ofCompany X, 48th Va. Infan-'A.' try, now absent without leave,who will re>join theirCompany by orbefore Ist of March

next, without being apprehended, will be allowedto return to duty withoutbeing tried or punish-edfor past offences. All, however, who do not

*. accept this proposition and are absent withoutleaveafter thatdate, shall be published, and IfWrested, punishes" tothe letter ofthe law,as de-serters. Permission to make this propositionhas been granted to CommandantsofCompaniesby Col. Garnett, and it is to be hoped that all.

Incerned will avail themselvesof so favorablet opportunity to retrieve their past misdeeds.

JOHN P. HAMILTON, Sergt.Comdg. Co. X, 48th Va. Infantry. -Camp at Morse's Neck, Feb. 13, '63?2w

r. Campbell E. Orr, Margaret S. Orr and Jas.Orr,

TAKE notice, that on the 14th dayof Marshnext, atmy store at Glade Spring, I will

take the depositionsof George W. Palmer andothers, to be read in a suit depending in theCir- jcuitCourt of Washington county, whereinI am

m plaintiff andyou are defendants, and toadjournfrom day to day, till completed.ABRAM S. ORR.

PI'S, 1863?4w '" \u25a0?

'T AND INSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE,)Richmond, Jan. 13, 1863. /t. Oboxbs V s

j following order is publishedfor thein-n ofall concerned:CHANGE NOTICE NO. 4. *

Richmond, Va, Jan. 10, 1863.The following officers andmen have been dulyexchanged, and are hereby so declared. '1. All officers and men captured in Kentucky,Tenneessee, Alabama,Mississippi, Georgia, Flo-,rida and South Carolina, up to December 10th,1862.

2. All officers and men captured in Missouri,Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas andLouisiana, up to January Ist, IBG3.

8. The two foregoing sections apply not onlyto officers and men of tbe Confederate service,but also toall persons captured in arms or hos-tile Array against the United Spates,-whatever*may havebeen theCharacter of the military or-. ganisatioas to which they were attached, andwhatevermay havebeen tbe termsof the paroles 'givefiby them. If any are in Federal prisons,they are to be immediately released, and deliv-ered totbe Confederate authorities.

4. All per-sons whathave been capturedon thesea or seacost of the Confederate or UnitedStates, up to December 10th, 1862. Ifanysuchare in Federal persons, ? they are to be immedi-atelyreleased and delivered to tbe Confederateauthorities. ' \u25a0 '

5. All Confederate officers and men who havebeen delivered at City Point up to January 6th,1863.

6. All Confederate officersand men who havebeen delivered at Vicksburg up to. December23d, 1862,'and including said date.

7. All paroled Confederateofficers and menreceipted for at Vicksburg up to December23d,JJB62, and including said date.

8. All Confederate"officers and men capturedand paroled atFrederiksburg, Va., inDecember,1862- ,*V -9. All Confederate officers and men capturedand paroled at Goidsbape', N. C, in December,1862,

10. Othermiscellaneous andminorofwhich theappropriateofficers will be duly in-formed.Hots.?All Confederate officers and men whohad'been captured in Virginia or Maryland, be- ?

fibre tbe first of November, 1862,and all Confe-derateofficers andmenwboatanytime had beendelivered at Aiken's Landing, were declaredteEchanged by aformer notice, No. 9.

ROBERT OULD,Agent ofExchange.

By Order,Signed) 8. COOPER,

Adjutant andInspector General.inary 28, 1168.-61 ,. WM. S. IfUNSON,

General CommissionMerchant,Richmond, Va.IMfILL give his'special attention to the saleV f of Bacon, Butter,Lard, Feathers, and all

ether kinds of Produce.Refer to Tardy & Williams, Richmond; Mo-Daniel & Irby, McCorkle & Co., Younger & Co.,

Lynchburg; L. F. Johnson,Bristol.Jan 23, 1863?1 m_j_

<3lflAft LBS - Copperas;*4\j\nJ 150lbs. Allum, .*200 lbs. Epsom Salts; '400 Bunches assorted Cotton Yarn:1 HogsheadBrown Sugar, for sale atT- G. McCONNELL * Cos.Jan. SO, 1868.

4 Kfl PLOW PointsNo. 4X*J\J 100 » « 312Mouldboards forPremium Plows, No. 4Sides for premium Plows, just te

asnssamssssf \u25a0 m^a^^^^^^^^mm^^m'^^^fff^^SS^^^lf^z!^.LeatherI Leather 11 Leather I!!

11HE.undersigned having commenced businessl at.tbe Tan Yard PropertyofWm. Cox,Esq.,

at Taiewell C H., Va., is desirouo 0/ purchas-ing

? FIVE HUNDRED HIDES,for which he will pay the highest cash price, orwill pay Cotton Yarn, Salt or Tallow, at theselling prices of the place. He will tan SoleLeather for one-third,or twenty cents a poundwhen the ownerof the hide wants the whole;and upper leatherfor 6ne-half, he finishing.T- . WM. L. DAVIS.

Eeb. 18,-1863.?4w TazewellC. H., Va." ?; \u25a0?! ' r

XN conformity with aresolutionof theßoardofDirectors oftheVirginia and Tennessee Rail-

road Company, adoptedon the 30th day of Oc-tober, 1862,notice is hereby given to thefollow-mg delinquent Stockholders in said, Company,thatunless tbey come forward and pay the ba-lances opposite to their names, with the interestdue thereon, on or beforethe.l4th day ofMarch,1863, T shall, on that day, in front of the Mar-ket-house, in the City of Lynchburg, proceed tosell, at public auction, to the highestbidder, forcash, theunpaid shares standing In their nameson the books of theCompany.

? 71 ?- gq >NAMES OF STOCKHOLDERS. | tg,

John L..Adams 1 $94 00Orville Anderson;.,.. '. 1 46 00Jabin B. Alexander........'. 1 100 00N. F.Burley.... , *...... 1 -98 00B. D. Burley 1 98 00Marion Bridges... 3 294 00Wm. G. H. Bingham 2. 190 00Thomas J. 8r0wn....:..,. 1 98 00OrvilleP. Bell # >. 3 r 150 00Robert Beattie \%..... JO 900 00Robert BlundelL...;.** :..;.. 2: 180 00Wm. M. Brown, deo'd 1 98 00Thomas-J: Barnes...- 2 188 00William Blair- 1 100 00.Charlesß. Brown * 1 98 00Richard K. Craffie 10 900 00John M. Clarke ......*?.,. 1 85 00J. P. Curtis ?........ 1 4 00Robert A- Clement....*. , "5 304 25Joseph Covey...' *..... 1 100 00Jacob Clark ~..,....*.*. 1 65 00James CasselL 1 83 00G. A. Crockett... ; 12 1,120 00Gary Clark 1 100 00Archibald Clayton, deed- 2 200 00Robert R. Duval...., 1 57 75Bennet M.Dewitt 1 90 00David G. D0uthat........... 1 30 00R. A. Davis , 5 425 00George Deaver.. 8 300 00John C. Ellrott : :.'...-..: 1 75 00GeorgeeW. Fox /.... 1 94 00Thomas E. Franklin.. 1 98 00William H.Fizer.A...............: 3 185 00Jaccb Fixers .r "..... 1? 10 70JosephFisher , .-. 2 500WilliamC. Flournoy- 2 150 00Christopher Frick........ 1 60 00George-R, C. F10yd.......... 6 440 00John D. Gib50n....... 1 75 QOCharles C. Glacken..... ........: 2 196 00William Hayes I 94 00iWilliamP. Hayes 1 98 00B. Hy1t0n...... \ 1 50 00EsQmHtiff ; 1 98 00William H. Horton 4 392 00Henry Hazlewood.- 1 ' 45 00William L. K>01t.... ! 2 70 00Jimes W, Hortehstine, deed........! 1 IQO 00

"Peter Hoback... *......... 1 8 00Ambrose Hall, ...;. 1 78 00Richard J. Haller*.-V... )..... \ 1 ?41.00Michael S. Ireson. 2 188 00David Jones ,$ 282 00John Jackson-.,...:,.*.................. 8 9 (JOVincent Ke11y........ ..- 80 00

\u25a0David.F. Keut * ;.... $0 980 00Peter Killinger ~ 5 300 00AlexanderM. Lewis. 1 98 00H. M. Ledbetter....... ~.... 1 100 00William H. Lowry- . 5 2168Milton L0wry...... ,-.'.." ?... 5 370 00Lilburn L0wry,.....,....1 «, 5 17500Henry Lowry , 6 175 00Lunsford Low|y..... ?., 5 175 00E. W. Lockett ,i; ... 5 455 00Robert E. '.. 2 20 00John Morris, Jr.........?. 1. 80 00John A. Mohr ~ $\\ 94*00Dabiiev Martin .....'. 1 100 00Jacob Morton- ....'.- 1 80 00Saia'lD. McDearman..... 5 . 490 00ArthurJ. McCorkle. . 1 28 oOGeorgePercival -. 1 98 00Richard W. Peltry ~ 1 98 00Nelsou A. P»H>rson.... ..?:... 6 210 00James F. P»nd1et0aw......... ?».,*. 10 800 00Edmund Rosser- ~....?*. ;. 1 90 00Simon Ramsey '.....,... 1 25 00Jesse*Repas&- ......... .' 1 25 00Agatha M. Smith a.. 1 98 00Sanaael M. Smithson, Jr.- 1 98 00WilliamM.5ear5..........,*... 1 75 00William#teptoe, deed- 1 (8 00M. &E. A. Scott .....'. g 350 00Thomas T. Saunders- ........... 3 150 00Jacob Shuffleharger ..i....... .3 . 50 60JohnSteele-.; * 1 100 00Tazewell Ta1iaferr0..................... 1 90 00John O.Taylor , ..? ... 3 184 00AbramB. -. l 94 00Francis 8. Trigg , ~:......... 1 94 00Henry Taylor- v 1 100 00James Wsdel \u25a0'%'. 500John H. Whit. .... 1 98 00,JamesL. Y05t....... 1 100 M

80. L. OWEN, President.Jan. 23. 1863?tlSMar. *\u25a0Washington County,towit:To the Clerk of the County Court of saidfJounly:WE, Joan H. Clark, Joseph H. Baker andJames L. Davis, three freeholders of thesaid county, do herebycertify, thatby virtueofa warranttous directed by John F. Preston, aJusticeofthe said county, we have this day, onour oaths, viewedandappraisedamule taken upby Jpb Clark on bis land; as an estray, and as-sess the value of the saidestrayat $225. Thesaid mule is a number onemule, supposed to betwo years old'nexjt spring, black maneand tail;and legs, mouse color, black streak across theshoulders. Given under our hands this 26thday ofDecember, 1862.

JAMES L.DAVIS,JOHN H. CLARK,JOSEPH H. BAKER.

CJopj?Teste,JOHNH. KREGER, c. c.

b. 13,1863-3w

W» P. Kirkbride, Administrator with thea Will annexed of John Kirkbride. deed

? Plaintiff,vs.

L. H. Rpgan, Jacob Hamilton, )R. P. Hamilton and J. M. Hoss, fin Chancery.

Deftß.j >'?'? . I? Same Plainiitf.? .vs.

Asa Hopkins, Jacob Hamilton, \R» P. Hamiltonand J. M. Hoss, \ln Chancery.

Defts.)The defendants in the two sboVe mentioned

causeswill please take notice that, between tbehours of 9 o'clock a.-jt.and sunset of the>J.6thdayofMarch, 1863, at the houseof N...C. Bsld-

i win, in the town of Blountvftie* county ofSulli-van and State of Tennessee,! shall proceed totakethedepositionsofJamesG- Eanesandothers;and on the 21st day of Jnsrch, 1868, in theClerk's office of the Circuit Court of CdS-rollcounty, Va., in the town ofJSillsville, betweenthe.aforesajd hours ofthe day, I shall proceedto take the depositions of J#hn Dr McFarlandand others, which depositions, when taken, IshalLoffer in evidencein both of the aforesaidcauses pending on the equity side or Carrollcounty Circuit Court, atwhich timesand placesyou can attend if you think,properto cross ex-aminethe witnesses. Iffrom any causethe tak-ingofsaid depositionsshould not beeommonc-ed, or being commenced and not completed onthe aforesaid days, <he same will be continuedfrom day to dayuntil all areeompleted.'*

Yours, respectfully, .W. F> KIRKBRIDE, ?

Administrator, &c.Feb. 13th, 1863?4w -

?\u25a0 ?? .__?, *? ? . ' ...,Washington County, tow*:To the Clerk of the County Qourtofsaid CotUttyi

WE, A. J.T'ayior, CarvfiWhitakerandJohnWebb, three freeholders of the said Coun-

ty, dohereby certify that, ly virtue ©f 4 war-rant tous directed.by William Rastridge, a jus-tice ofthe said county, we |aye ftfeuay, on ouroaths, viewedand appraiseda large work steer,taken up by Joseph R. Sttoflgraes on&Yland,asan estray, and assess thevalue of the saidsteerat Fifty dollars. Tbe said|teer %markedwitha crop off the left ear, and* swallow fork in theright ear, red pided, and ten yearsold. Given under our hands this 17th day offJanuary, 1863. . A. Ji TAXLOR*-.'CALVIN WfIITAEER,

JOHN WEBB..A Copy.^-Testa

JOrJNf.KREGERv & o,Feb. 13,1863?3w ' .

Washington County, to wit:To the Clerk of the County Court ofsaid County:

WE, D..A. P. Campbelt John «t. Clark andMilton White, three freeholders of tftesaid':

county, do hereby certify, that by virtue of awarrant to us directed, by"John N. Humes, aJustice of said county, we late this, day, on ouroaths, viewedand appraise!anestraybay mare,taken up by A- R. Humes, o# his land, as an<estray, and assess the value'of the said estraybay mare at (§75) Seventy-five dollars. Thesaid bay mare is about 16 hands high, no starin the foreheadj two white hind feet, no brandor otiier marks, about sixyears old past, in ve-ry thin order. Given under ourhandstips 17thday of January, 1863.

;D. A. P. CAktfßEliL;

* JOHNaCLARK,' ' MIhTONWHITR I

ACopy.---Test«; 7 J. JOHN 6. ofc.Feb. 13, 1863-3w " -\u25a0t .s. \u25a0$;\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0-\u25a0-'- ?\u25a0 , '?' . \u25a0

WashingtonCounty, towit: ; *To-the Clerk of the County Courkfif said GownftpWE, A. C.MaxWell,Joknlt. Clark and A.

Davis, three freeholders of the said coun-ty, dohereby certify that, by virtue ofa*warrantto us directed by John F. Preston, a Justice ojthe said county, we haVe tits day, on ouroaths,viewed'&ndappraised two steers token! tfjf'''byIJohn W. Wix, on thefarm where be residba, a|

i estrays, and assess thevalueof the said estraysat Twenty-five dollafseach. The said steersap-pear to have been partially broken for oxen?

' tbe mark ofOne. is a hole in the -left, and a splitin theright ear, a small piece of thetail cut off.

iThe mark of the other is A*hole in theleft ear,and a crop off the same, ami a spjlit in the.rightear. Both artefa red ceior, appear to be twoyears old, or three next spring. Given underour hands this 22d day of January, 1868., ARCHIMIDESPAVM,AC, MAXWELL, v .johnh. Clark.-. A Copy.?Teste,

JOHN G. KMSGER, c. o.Feb. 13, 1863?3w

VIRGINIA, " ~" ~~~'Washington Ggfauity, to wit:

THIS is to certify that we, the undersignedfreeholdersofWashington county, have thisday, ia obedience to a warrantee us directed byWm. R. Rkea/Esq., dated2swxleeember».lß62,

viewed and appraised a' hog, to- us shewn byIsaac B. Dunn, and find tha sametobe a Mackand white spottedbarrow, monthsold?ear swallow fork iaright, and un-derbit in left ear, and do valuethe same atfor-ty-three dollarsandseventy-five eentsif JSveaunder ourhands and seals this 27thway |f De-

' ?\u25a0 ffOFFLE, (Seal,),w. m. Hcc^mm^mm:^1 JOHN D. HAS*, (SesjuPACopy.?Teste, \u25a0\u25a0*" -\u25a0"?

r JOHtfG. KREGEE. c. cFeb. 13, 1863?3w, 'Washington .To the Clerk of thi. County (Wi( ofsaid County:WE, Joseph Lewerk, John W. KaHer and-John M. Davm, th«esjfree«elders of saidcounty, do herebycertify nisi, by virtue of awarrant to us directed by $ptn C. Campbell aJusticeof tbesaid county?p% hive thisday, enour oaths, viewed and ssfjsjused a horse takennpby Andrew Ricbards.orr*m land; asem es-tray, andassess the valtfe ef the said estray asFifty doßars. Said horse isa dark eerrel withblazedface, with nobtiierfatblemarks of dis-tinction,.about 15 Bands Hjgh,. about twelveyearsofage. -Given under-ear hands this 6thday of February, 1863- \u25a0' «

v 1" JOSbphlewari., *, J<wirW.kbller-

ACopy.?-TestOy-Feb. 13 1863-/° ÜBC^ C' ?''

J \u25a0\u25a0' '?" ..; ' ' JiL* -ii a %

BNew Tannery.'\ vMjfG determined to erect a permanentTannery on my farm, in the Rich Valky,

? miles N ith ofAbingdon, I am now ready toreceive hides. I will tan on the shares, or buyat the highest cashprice, or barter for than atfair rates. I have no leather to exchange forthem, hutI have some wheat anda good deal ofwool, which areabout as good trade as leather.All I ask js a fair trialby my neighbors.Ialso wish to employa firsj-rate Tanner andCurrier to carry on the business, orI would take

a partner. None need apply, except a sober,steady, industrious and upright man.

If. HOOKS. P. BAYNB. c. B. HOOD.MOORE, BAYNE *VCO.,

No. 147 Mais Stbbbt, Lymchbubg, Va.,WW7HOLESALE Grocersand CommissionMer-v v chants, and Agents for* the sale of Mann-*

factored and SmokingTobacco, will'receive andsell Sugar, Molasses, Wheat, Com; Flour, Ba-con, Leather, and all kinds of Couutry Produce.All sales promptly' reported and accompaniedwith the nett proceeds.

\u25a0.' ..\u25a0\u25a0? ',\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0* .PIEDMONT HOUSE,

J- IS. Proprietor.OEOPENING of the Piedmont House. My*Jtl>friends, and the public generally, are in-formed, that having leased thiswellknown HO-TEL, directly opposite the Depot of theVa. &Term. R. and had it thoroughly renovated, Iamprepared to accommodate the travelingpublic;and I have no doubt that all whopatronize thePiedmont will go away satisfied with my tableand Sleeping apartment. I invite the patronageofthepublic.' JAS. E. OWENS.

Jan. 2, 1863?2 mii ? null .11 \u25a0 \u25a0 i r - ' . i100.000 Frillt Trees forSale*

PERSONS wishing to make asafe invest-jgSar riient, would do well to secure, a goodJ3l£ selection of Fruit (at old prices), now,while money is plenty. I will furnish AppleTrees of the most approved varieties at from15 to$20 per hundred; delivered'at. the Depotin Abingdon, {lacked carefully for transporta-tion. , ?

' Catalogues will be furnished by mall whenapplied for. . SAM'LW. CARNAHAN.

Oct. 31,1862. k

N. is the season for planting.

JAS.W. PRHE.M. D., ?

PERMANENT PHYSICIAN, .Atlanta,Ga. .

TTAVING>been absent, as Surgeon in theJUL Army, during the last six months, wouldrespectfully inform the afflicted at a distance,as well as the citisens Of ?Atlanta and adjacentcountry, that he has againengaged ia theprac-tice of medicine, in all of its various branches.

Jtwill be Unnecessary to reiterate the fact ofhis unlimited successful curing thevariousand di-versifiedchronic diseases towhich humannatureis liable. Especially has his attention been di-rected to the"treatment ofFEMALEDISEASES,6uch as prolapsus. Uteri, Lucerrhfea, PainfulMenstruation, and such others as females areliable to, Which, ifi most .instances, may be per-manently cured. \u25a0 '*%'.'-*I also treat,successfully, Rheumatism, Acnteor Chronic, Sypbylis, in all ef >teforms,: espe-cially-when of theMercurial type, Skindiseases,Liver complaints, Dyspepsia, togetherwith bowel affections, either acute or chronic. And, in-deed, there are but few diseases1which iaay notbe reached by proper medication.the great secret of my success, however,de-pends not only upon an experience of sometwenty-seven years,but,tta>a very large extentupon theagency ofmy "BEEOfROGAXVANICBATHS," which are the admirationandwonderofthe scientific world. *\u25a0'"'.

Persons desiring my services can. obtaintheseby calling uponme in Atlanta, whereeverythingshall be dene, hot only to cure theja, but te rea-der theirstay inour city agreeableand pleasant.

? Ifperferred, (befor?coming here,) Iwill visitthem at their homes, by paying my expenses,and five dollars per day, wbueabsent, from theic.ity- '\u25a0\u25a0 -!; .. . ...-. l| -fl@*Orrics in the MarkhamBuilding,secondflightof Hairs. Residencenear the Washington

* ' . REFERENCES: ' '.. I, Gen.F. W. Capers, Marietta; Jsp, B. Brown,

Governor of Ga ! Col E. P. WatKa*, CoL J. I.Whitaker, Thomas Doxier, M,D.; E> R-SasseeivPerino* Brown, Gen. Ira- Foster, H. (J..,Hornaday,uen."J.JH- Bice, Atlanta,,Ga.; Rev.S. Anthony, Cuthbert, Ga. j'Dr. J. DiHworth,Stone Mountain, Ga * '.'?

It affords mepleasure in adding mytestimonyto the above, as> well as Tecennnending to myfrieiids tan)patrons, James Wt D.. "asaphysician'of skill in the treatmentof all acute'diseases. $

W. W. DURHAM, M. D.Atlanta, December 26, 1862?4t0.

VIRGINIA A TEXX. RAIJLROfAI*.v «t?iaa^D)^efO#:S^^<4sa|e.

%J the Maß and.Passenger.trains on wis roadwill leave daily at4 o'clock a. m.,and"arrivefrbm theWest at 4.30 p. m. v. THOS. DODAMEAD..

Sept. 5, lcff2. '_ THE niidersifea-0

,ed keeps on handat hisShop in tbetower storyyIJWJ** ofOdd-Fellows' Hall, a. mKUmSa variety ofCooking,Par-j*f -~-~J I ler and Box Stoves, toB which he invites the at*'g| tentiono( thepublic.?.

Wt Encourage home fbtttsjJtk 5 first, if,theyoflferyou asKf good anarticle upon as

easytermsas others,andthisthesubscriber intendsto doi * \u25a0:'

WM.M, GRIM..AmngdaatQct.llvlßs9.--4t ;

t ?fife £ (\f\f\ GoodEnvelopes,50 ReamsNote)«9aUUU and Letlpr Papeifjtast token*7 T.G. McCONNELL ACo.\u25a0 Dee.5.1862 ' \u25a0\u25a0~ M - ;'. f*-\u25a0 % - -(jJfJUI/ T.G.McCONHW**Ce, IOct. 10,1862. '" - j

View Auction and Coa»anlss*osiIS Houjee, No. 102'Man* finest, Ljnch-burg, Aa.

The undersigned have associated t^gB*****8***** .together under the styleand firm of JAMIBf. ;SCOTT & CO., f«»r the purpose of conducting ageneralALCTION AND COMMISSI BtJSI-NEBS. They haverentedthatlarge andoutsitbuilding, No. 102Mam street, Lynchburg, late-ly occupied by Jno. T. DavkuAjH* .#*4UJP'the lßtof December, will be ready''tejlijjifi*MERCHANDISE of all kinds for Jriva* aidauction sales. . * /. . MThey solicit consignments of Manwaetsred-uad Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, .MeJsassVCollj**' .and other Groceries; Bale Cotton ami CesssaVFabrics ofall grades;WooleaGoods;Boots,WwsnyLeather, and all other goeds usuallyofferedfoWsale .

Their first auction will take place at eersarr/day in December,, of which due noties, witkfcatalogue, willbe published.

They respectfully referto the merchantssttatbusiness men of Richmond, Petersburg,and other Southern cities, whose aM and os*operationwill be duly appreciated, . V*JAMES,F SCOTT,

ofthe latefirm ofJnot T. Davis A Co< HKNRT F. BOCOCK,WM. H. PARRIBH,

member of tho firm of Bocock A Parrisb.'! The concern of Bocock & Perrish, Ho, f,.Bridge street, will continueat theaid stando*>usual. i '\u25a0\u25a0.-. .->

Dec. 5, 1862?6m. B. A P.NEW COPARTNERSHIP. .

S. If'CO&KUE. 8. M. M'COaKIX. WM. jaSKSB.n>ctmwLM,m, saw aco^« (Successors to M'Corkle & C0.,)

Grocers & Commission Merebaits.AND MANUFACTURERSOF \ j£*Chewing and Smoking Tobaooo,

No. 113 Wain stvocsVlyncdhbvrc*, rj&- .Wewill give particular attention to thesateef*Tobacco,Breadstuff?, Provisions,and allkindsAf

Country Produce and Merchandize, at theeldstand of McCorkle ACo. We shall endeavor to-keep always on hand a mil stock of all articlesrequisite to the business, and from our longexperiencei n thebusiness hopeto meritashare4tthe publicpatronage* and especially thatsc lib-erallyextendedto the formerconcern. Our MrKinnierwillgivehis'personnlattentionto theCom-.missionBusfaess, as he has been for some years-pursuing thatbranch, and wefeel confidentfromhis long experienceand thorough knowledge oftthe business, will not fail to give satisfaction te-al!who entrust their interests io oar hands.

fta?"Will make liberal advances on approvedproduce in band, and remit promptly for alltimeand cash sates. ? *" '- , ' ' . SAMTJEX'MoCORML*.

SI M. MoCORKLB.- ?WM. KINNIER. *October IT,1867?1y.

KEW.CONCERN.CHARLES J. JOIES,

(late ofthe firm ofMcCorkle AC0..) andWILLIAI«'A. MILLER,(formerly CommissionMerchant and dealer hs>

Fertilizers on Basin,)

HAVE thin day farmed a copartoershipnadcrthestyleand firm of ; . f /

For the.purpose of conducting a General Com-mission, and Grocery Business, and have 'taken-,the)storehouse No. 167. Main street, tern doorsabovethe old stand of McCorkle A Co.,and nextdoer to Lee, Rocke & Taylor, \u25a0-.We solicit consignments of Merchandise and' tCountryProffucc1ofevery description,promisingour best personal efforts to make satisfactorysales?and from the long experience we hawboth had in business in thU city, think, we are? .justifiedhisaying that *do as well far.consignors as any otherfbouse in the city. Ac-*count*Miles with Sett proceeds wiH be rendesoe*as aeonas sales are made, and'all letterson brf-einess promptly sWwered. ' '- &£.'

We shall keep the beet*supply of Groceriesthat canV.be obtained,end'as sSon as' fertOiaer* '\u25a0

can 6e procured, we intendkeepings goodstackof-the most approvedkinds?-all ofwhichwitl b#soldas low astbey can be afforded for eaah.

We appreciate the pattern ge extended to oe-m-etherconnexions, and shall spare v« : painstomerit it infuture. CHIS-i JOHfUSL??'". \u25a0".'* WM. A. MILLER.Nov. 1, 1861. ,

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