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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
FOR COUNCILMAN

We authorized to announce W. s. CHEATHAM a cS
didste for election Councilman from the 5th Ward
At the ensuing Municipal election. iune7-td.
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FIRE ORACKERS-
OSn BOXES superior Gold Chop no. Fire Crackers in
AS1Sb aud for sale by
dec9-tf HUGH McChEA "
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Overland NAIL.

VAN buren,, ARK, July l8-The Overland mail
of the 29th has arrived. News unimp0rtant. The
Indian troubles have ceased. The hostile tribes
have gone to Oregon and Humboldt Mountains
OREGON.-The success of the Democratic Con-
gresham is confirmed. The legislature is such as
to defeat Lane and Smith for the U. S. Senate The
two wings of Democracy will coalesce upon
moderate Democrat.
Columbia mining news is encouraging.
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At the Nan and Mo;t1r, on Market street, opposite
Union street, Nashville,
HAvINd ressivsd Fan supplies of FRESH GOODS, Oasr1
4 4 Tor sale, a. the lowest prices.
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL ISsrRU.
mENTs.
Paints, OILS and window Glass,
VARNISHES. SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT, VARNiSH. COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS.
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SCARS.
Fine Tooth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper Steel
Pens, Inks, &C.
Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
Powder Shot, Lead and ssssiy Fuse Pure Wnes Brande
Snirita. &c.
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Erom Washington.

u,.se,,eroN. Nov. I9-Judse Wayne, OF
hissrrsrne Court Of Georgia, has, II is said,
'ns 'S,s gu letter TO s. friend in Washington,
VIZ. VIZ, .ronS other things that fonr-niths OF
'Ss.. 81" OF Savannah are opposed 10 Sc
a." 1hs President has completed his annual
~ s1'rsig in the absence Of Col. Ripley, is
..4.rsd immediately to proceed 20 the inspec-
49, of srsenals and armories.
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AUCITON 9AIHA
FUTURE DAYS.
by Goddin Il Appersen, Auct,.

SAFE AUCTION OF SEVERAL VAL.
coH HAABktE TRACTS OF LAN6. lN HANvvER
HOUSE As s6A asN IT, hso ro COURT
AMP TIE viR5INfA CENPRAA22 kkAaiIttkF9 9AAp'
cell st hanover Court House on TTs ss We ahs
dnh November 1860. at IL o'clock N lheins Court
Lot No. 3, in the division of Nathaniel T,ns
esIrte, containing l6tM acres, a IN woods
lands adon Mr. IT, W ssns' II Csod;
-. Also, % acres of Land, called CHERRY Row.
cleared VI WHICH IL
Also, $50 acres OF valuable Land. the larger mar,
Joseph Wnsssd and Rs aRa of Me1s
Lanh Is quite near to the Virginia Central Rail-
rord and Hanover Court House.
The foregoing Lands are regarded yaluabIe ne
s weit LOT the Woo and timber upon than as for
tnSir AGRICULTURAL advantsfes
IsRMs.-One fourth cash balance at G 1o,na
70 months, for Vegetables interest added secured
~ g r II from any cause the last two tracts can
not ne sold they will be rented out at public auc-
o oHn nof one year for the b,st that can be
no 20 anct;,
6STEEN SALEOF THE VALUABLE
IN THfFoHykktR rnY KNOWN Az AZ BI.AAKEY,sMiLL,
Trustees IN certain dssd Of trust aracusJ As
nlss Bette ", B agg for the ieneft Of W. = G G.
HHamsey dated l2tl august. 1857. duly recorded IN
iiehrico County Court we shall proceed to sell AT
goth November 1860 At Il o'clock NJ, If faf ;n If
oonye, ed BY the said deed, Consisting Of the val
uaole null known as " B!a keys Mill" together
WIN the miller's house. and the prIvilegesand an
puItenances be longing to the said mill. This ia
Justly regarded as most valuable mil property
,ba n ne oeed rsaulres cash sale but it Is more
man probable an arrangement will be made at The
tlme oil sale to make the terms liberal The title
10 the property is good, tut we shall convey with
the usual special warranty. ~
w. GUDDIN.
j. l. APPERSON,{ trustees.
Sale conducted by GopDIN AppEs.oN (po %
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.,,rc.. New York.

Nav. l7.-Several of the banks
ST1 oA"t ~ discount Sl,Wo,o00 OF sixty
avt propV Rrnyn & Bros, TO be used by the
az bills chase sterling bills drawn against
SER 70 pa. useless for want OF purchasers
ts;fTline I.. II sterling for Atlantic Lag per
flTlea -, The market is unsettled, but
,tEI INJECTED il the Eegoustions win
rlisi a.. and others succeed.
RVSp worth Y per cent. on the best dou-
N2aes :, and lsa2l per cent on good single
Ts'as' v,,r Nov. 10, =. M.-The Banks as
NsS LID 10 agree on any plan 10 relieve
% bs,s ~-s market. and exchange is nomi-
as sxShAIe 'hares. STATE and Federal securi-
Isl ba"aar ~ lowsr-U. ). SIS were offered
ges SIR 80, without bids, last week they
U-5'y =. slu2. The weekly Cily Bank
F'.'.snsssut Is as follows ,oo
s@'ysn. -s,<e in loans S2,}ba,Voo.
pe>,s,se in specie Sl,66l, 900.
po..seee In circulation S2S2, 1000.
ps.rssss in deposits s. s35. 600.
SECOND pIsPATCH.l
49,, vopK Nov. Ig-Sixteen Of the princi-
Me- >ps.tS to.day agreed 10 purchase two aud
psl psnDrn,IIi,ns dollars Of sterling eXchs nge
az. ~ me benefit OF the holders OF produce
t.iis ms, :, e1pand their discounts hve 10 SIX
ala ar'prn over the costs for the present week.
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BY Kobt. II. Lyme, Auct'r.

CORN sH bE a; WaEA HF straw.
&C., AL AUCTIoN.-Mr. JNo. Il. KIDD having
sold his Farm. will sell at his resid encs. about
three miles below Richmond, on the new Central
Road, on TUESDAY, the 10th of November, at II
o'clock NJ. HIS stock of Horses, Cows, Plantation
Utensils. embracing an excellent Wheat Reaper.
crop of Corn, Shucks, Fodder, Wheat Straw, q .
Sale will be positive and without limit or reserve.
JEhMs-M ade known on day OF sale.
mol ROBT. Is LYME. Auct.
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BY K. Il. Cook, Auct'r.

CATALOGUE SALE OF PEAR, PLUM,
- CHERRY, APRICOT AND NECTARINEE,
Al AUCTlON.-un W WEDNESDAY, 2lst instant,
at 10 clock. | VIII sell at my store
An invoice of the above FRUIT TREES. from
the SEA BOARD NURSERY, at Norfolk, Va
embracing every variety of Dwarf and standard
Pears, Piums, Aprcots, Peaches and Nectarines
tosether W th a variety of Cam las, Japonicas,
Perpetual CarnatI0n PlNks, &c ,ao.
The above are all resh and vigorous plants, and
car be recommended f. h COOK
AnotIonoar
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Thetalifornia Election.

r,Er KEARNEY, Nov. l9.-The Overland
-,d saws California election returns are
55sbfui. Some say Douglas mas J,uVU MAORI or
II "a carry the State.
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by Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY 800 DIS, GROCE-
l. RES, kC.-Wili be sold at auction, at my
store, corner of Main and 18Th streets. on tn Es-
DAY MORNING next. the 10th day of NO
vember, commencing at 10 o clock. general as
sortment OF second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS Several invoices OF seasonabls
Dry Goods. Coats, Pants, Vests. Net Shirts, Draw
ers and Jackets, Hoop Skirts. Hosiery, &C.
GROCERIE5.-Win w hiskeys, Brandy, Man
ufactured Tobacco, Cigars, Crock .,iasswars.
ne. iuo lsl ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.
NiOTtaE.-Wll be sold at public auction, on
~ TUESDAY, the s,th inst, a. my. residence,
cfops Of Corr Fsaaer n shsa uas WssoS
Carts; a fine LOT Of Vegetables. OF various inds
stock , Of Hogs and S.ys; HOUSEHOLD and
menCs at II o'clock A. NJ.
TEaMs.-kA sums of $50 and less, cash for
sums over $50. fosr months' credit, for notes SAT-
isfactorliy endorsed. T.. " TEkRILL.
uu Is dtd*
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BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auet'r..

VERY yALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
' BUILDING LOr IN THESOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY. BETW ZEN 9IH AND l0rH SITS, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION, Will he sold at AUCTION,
1860, at o'clock ?. M. that most valuable LOT
heated M above fronting ~ feet on the sou I'll side
of Clay street, running back 1888 feet an alley N
common ~ feet wide This lot will DO divided, II
required. The location of this lot il q most dess-
rahle one, and the neis hboThood very improving.
TERMs.-Une-6fth cash balance at 4, 8, II aAh
l6 mon his, for negotiable notes. interest added,
paid 0ODDIN Il APPERSON,
IL
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thus. J. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Ro. b. LYME, Auctr.
n l2-ntd
LxErUrOR,S SALEOF . VALUABLE

EXEFUTOR'S SALE VALUABLE
aE6 5kH HE G GfSf 81 R foHNdS
NEW CHARLES CITY Rod, CONTAINING
AB9 81 500 9, ACRES ft OF LAMP ToGETH
OF WHICH ARE YOUNG AND VERY VAL
UABLE.J COWS. HOGS, PLANTATION UTEN
STRAW, &C.. Ar AUGTioN-I will az The Elk
ecutor of John Bracket. deceased, sell on TUES
DAY. the 18th OF December, 1850. At MS late resi-
dence, at the hour of IL O'Clock, tf fair il not
the next fair day thereaiter,l that valuable FAR
upon which the said Bracket resided at the tine
ing about 500 acres of land, half cleared, a portion
of which is meadow very rich and productive
oak. The improvements CONSIST OF a framed
dwelling, containing or rooms; kitchen. negro
location is considered very healthy aud society
good, convenient TO churches and mills a nd I'M
the 81 ne
sIls, a Carriage and Harness ,(neary new, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture,crops of Corn, Shucks
TERMS OF SALE.-For the land, one third cash.
balance upon credit of one. two and three years,
paid semi annually. For personal property, all
sums of twenty dollars aud under, cash sums
over twenty dollars, SIX months credit, LOT Sp
liveTed. WILLIAM BRACkETT,
Ex'Or of John Brackett deceased.
Sale conducted by Ro b. LYME, Auct tno is I'd
CINrY-SIX NEGHOES, AND A LARGE
- AMOUNT OF OTHER PERSONAL PRO
PERTY, FOR SALE.--By virtue Of a deed OF
eNScuteu 20 buDsCItD6 Dy W vi. }. w at
klps: of Charlotte county, they will proceed, on
TUESDAY, the 18TH day. of December next, ui
fair If not, on the next fair day thereafter nj
his residence. FIVE miles from KeysvlIle. on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, to make sale O.
the STOCK CROPS, TANNING fMPLEM ENTS
BOUSEHOLO and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
lately owned by him, CONSISTING of 90 head va.na bic
well broke Horses and Mules; about 50 head OF
Cattle, including Oxen and Nj Oh Cows 90 head
Hogs and p head Sheep; also. number Of Carts
and Wagons; a Carriage and Buggy; a very supe-
rior seven octave Piano. and sue other articles
of Furniture as are usually found IN gentleman
house.
cembeI next. Of fair; if not, the next far DAY
thereafter,l sell At the same place. at pu bic
ton. SIXTY-SlX VALUABLE and LIKELY
NEGROES, includlns Men, Women and Children,
among them three practtSed EHgtHssrS, capable OF
managing and running steam engine and circu-
TERMs.-For all sums under $40. cash; for all
Aums over that amount, q credit OF SIX months
will be given, taking fsom the purchasers bonds.
with approved security. hearing interest from the
date. THOS. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Halifax, Va. r,,s,..
RICH'D V. GAINES. Aius'oeS'
Brakes Branch, Charlotte, Va;
no 10 LIT
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ByJ. II. Digses, Aecfp.
~ n ~ N n q

ZINE GOLD AND SILVER TA1CHES.
L JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &C.-Wil te
cold at auctIon, every night this week. at auction
Room &c Main street. Also. a lot of Blankets: Y n,
GeFsnIrts. Drawers. fine Table Cutlery, pJated
spoons, Forks, TO-, &c. Sale will commence at
O'Clock, NJ. J. H. DIGGES, Auct.
ID. F. BooTH Salesman. oc 2S-ts
49, LOCUST HILL FOR SA l. This
be auti al and desirable location is situated in
- the county OF Caroline, about one and half
miles ftom Milford Depot, and about two and .
half from Bowling Green, and contains n ACRES.
in high state OF Improvement; we'll of excel
lent water in the yard besides several sprinxs ON
the place. Locust h Ill Ia proverbially healthy.
and is desirable location for a city gentleman or
professional man. The aboss property, with the
crop of Corn, Fodder, TO-, w,il b sold to the
highest bicd.r. on the 10Th MOVE MBER, at IL
O'Clock, If far; If not, next fair day.
TERMs-Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale. no 8-tdsl A. N. MCCHE5NY.
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L EAST SIDE OF l71H sTREET.-As Trus-
zee IN &c tam deed of trust, dated the Goth day of
March. 1850 and duly recorded, at the request Of
public auction, upon the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the lst day of December. 1880. at o clock p
NJ, the property conveyed IN said deed, being two
Lots OF Land on the east side OF Nth street. 'front.'
ing together 80 feet, and running blck l20 feet to
an alley 20 feet wide.
TEkMs -EnCu ugh IN cash to paw the expenses of
sale and negotlabe note for S7726, with interest
the remainder upon such terms as Ell Ill be agreed
upon al the sale.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. M TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. no 20
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AUCTION gALB1.
FUTURE DAYS
BY Goddin O. Apperxon. aucV..

T'OMulSSIONEas' SALE ORA LARGE
- AMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMoND. AND
ALSO IN THE G UNITY OF HkNRICo.-By
Of Richmond, PRONOUNCED on the Sd November,
1850 ia the case of O'NelPs ex'rs against Isaac
A Goddin we, the undersigned. who we're sp
pointed Commissioners; viii sell At public anc-
in the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY, 22d
Nov, 1860 commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. tif
far il not. the next fair day therater) the real
estate belonging To the defer daut, ISAAC A. God
list of which is hereto appended. and to which
special reference is hereby made.
The real estate which lies in the city OF Rlch-
mond will be first sold, IN the order in which u 10
charge the several juds ments sought to be en-
forced, then much of the real estate rs lies IN
the county Of HenTlco, Ill the order listed, will
next be sold.
1t may MT be ont of place to remark, on the part
of the commissioners, that the title to most Of the
real estate described in the list belor, was ac-
CURED by the defendant, 0oddD, by purchase for
the non payment of taxes. and hence the descrip-
slTahle ct the several reports OF Comm ssioneI
Evans. marked =, ID and h, and the large list of
defds numbered from one 10 fOrty- nine Inclusive
hled with the papers in SAID cause. VIII give such
description will enable those who may desire 10
purchase to look into the titles. &c. The purcha-
sers of the several pieces of real ate Will he re-
Qalred to comply with the terms OF sale so soon az
the sales are compls tel. The Commissioners will
are required 10 SSH. and the purchasers will. of
course by or before the day OF sale satisfy them
selves on that point.
.TERMs.-Ope third cash balance at and u
months. for negonsble notes, interest added and
title retained till all the purchase money is fully
PAID and conyeyanee osdeled b. ths Court.
f95 FG y 9: WAffEtRfaMs, com'rs.
p MILTON CARY.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, auct.

CRNCkERY, GLASS AND TISWARE
- AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY 2lst inst at 10
O'Clock. ut my store, will sell at auction IN lots
to suit, an assortment Of Crockery, Glass and TIE
ware, comprising almost every article used by
no ~
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s.,sio, Observation-Disclosures

Yo,rG5xgkY, Nov. IAN immense meet
ne irrespective OF party, was held to day,
,g5 VIM. L. Yancey and Thos. ". Watts were
unanimously nominated as candidates 10 The
S,s,a C)nyeutiOn.
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N!LLBDG EyILLE, Nov. Livery county ex-
esgi one has been officially reported. Brock.
lrriige lacks at least 800 OF a majority.
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NEW FRAMED HOUSE ANDLOT on
~ 18TH, BET EEN AND STREETS.
UNION HILL, AT AUCTI0N-We will sell
upon the premises on MONDAY. the 10th day of
Framed Tenement, on 2Sth. between O and p ats
Union Hit. 1t contains four good sized rooms.
a kitchen. ~
The Lot fronts 33 feet on 18th street, and runs
back 100 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERM. .-Une- fourth cash the balance at 4. q
and II months, for negotiable note q, with interest
added and secured by trust deed
no 20 JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il SON aucts
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COMMISSIONER, SAFE OF vALUA
BY R0. Is. Lyme, Auct'r.
TRUST SALE OF A HOUSE ANpLo1

TRUST SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT
ON UNION HILL Pursuant to the provI-
sions Of deed Of trust, executed by Philip Wat
1860, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Henrico
County Court, shall, on FRIDAY, the 23i day
of November, 1869, at o clock 2. M :, on the pre-
misses, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
the property convey ed by the aforesaid deed, and
descrb therein as "a certain lot lying on Union
of kichmord, fronting thirty five feet on the west
SIDE Of Scott street and running back between par
an alley fifteen feet wide, being a portion of Lot
No 8, square No. 2.67a. as designated in deed
from Mlcajah Bates and J: NJ. Darlington, to X.
A. Carrine ton, dated 18th of May, ls45."
On the Lot is small Framed DWELLING
HOUSE.
TRRMs.-Cash, as to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase none, on credit of months. for whIc h
a liable note will be required, with interest
added from the day of sale. and deed of tsu't to
secure the payment.
THOS. }. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Ro. b. LYME, Auct'r.
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60 III Q q d rterS
SnIE II IL - u N s. Ut A ID " n L.

e. Head quarters
=. SOUTHERN, MILITARY DEPOT!
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior faollilies for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all ID want OF
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETrES, IN every VARIETY, for officers
and prIvates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LAChS, BINDING, WEBBING,
and s general assortment Of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS,
MITCHELL i TYLER, los MaiD street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spectaoes, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-t&cwlm Tin f.
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Conversational Resignation.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l7.-Mr. Slideli ex
r,s:,e. himself warmly in favor OF seces
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PIectjou in Georgia

C0LCHBIA November H.-Congressman
Blzaam has resigned his seat in the House OF
Rsprssel tatlVes.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
cd, A for the Richmond Dlspatch.l


axyy. Nov. 1.-THE Western stage
r,sr kBAh ~, Denver on the 18th mat,
,,.ta, s tNH e"mplsmsat Of passengers, the
fou .snrer of Hinckley & Co.'s ex-
Wis. the a's, in treasure, passed here at an
ga-s., snd sia..te,day, bound tor Omaha, but
s:ss:i 'st'sEn Sss.as:
sssv vas not rs The following Denver City
ne.,s nouutainesr extra of the nth
The penSet, Western stage coach reached
-, ssys 20 o,clk on the morning of the
IN si hslI-rinsinr Hinekley \ Co.'S messen-
n nst, nInsrIa dispatch containing all the
~ 9th sIsr,,on returas received at Fort
mp TO as sssa" we Gs ssr ns
o. lsst' H rs"rhed Denver and was pub
Ia IBIS pe "s six hours ahead of that
gsS'd spI \, the Pony Express
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EUNAWAY5.


a $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from Mr.
81 W.. Worsham, about the lst of May last,
-ESMa NEGRO WOMAN. named ISABELLA.
N3QShe belonged to Ro. B. CoTbln, of Caroline,
-'@and may be luT king about his farm, where
she has child, or in this city. where she has been
hired for several years past. She Is of middle size
and DARK brown complexion. She wore ear rings
and wa. quite tidy in her dress. The above re
ward will be PAID upon her delivery to US, or her
confinement IN jail where we can get her.
Edwin WORKMAN & CO.
oc l2-sw2m&no 8-d2w
Ia $40 REWAhD.-Ran away on Satur
Cg day, the 81 inst from the employment of
N Dr.. John b Eas, ham. Of Louisa county, a
IN NEGRO MAN: named RALPH, belonging
- to the estate of Jesse Perkins, decd.
RALPH IS about twenty two years of age,
black, abou. five feet five inches high ; one OF his
front teeth is out, and the rest very broad and
white No peculiar mark about him is remem
hered, but we think he has soar hetween his fore
finger and thumb on one of his hands-can't say
which. He. II Is said, can write good hand,
and Is probably making his way to a free State
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen
sion in the State and delivery being placed
in jail that we get him; or, if taken out of the
8 ate and delivered TO us, placed IN Jail in
this State, that We get HIM, reward OF 800
will Re paid. VIM. CRAWFORD,
JOHN X. q UARBtS,
FRANK T. WEST,
Ex'ors of Jesse Perkins, decd.
Trevlan's Depot, Louisa co 1
Nov 1t
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.KNa % lily LINE ON THE
.1xJAM RIVER. By THE STEAM
essESsasx.IE Frs GLEN COVE AND CURTIS
PECk,-The Steamer CURTIS PECK will, on
THURSDAY MORNING next, the 18th instant,
PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, LEAVING the
wharf at Rockets etery THURSDAY. SAT UR-
DAY and TUESDAY MORN Nc at o clock
The GLEN COVE will leave the wharf at Rock
etts, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FIJI
DAY MORNING, at the same hour, Is O. clock }
and each boat will return each alternate day lex
cept Sunday: Thus making daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and ac-
commodat0ns by any other line.
The Boats will touch at all the regular Landings
going and return ing, and take freight asusual
but all freight to be landed on the river must be
sponsble for 1t after 1t is landed on the wharf for
which it is marked.
Passage to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth, 81
Meals. each, 80 cents extra.
oc IL is r. 0, HASKINS
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L TONS,
OzNABURGS and

W. LINSEYS,
we invite the especial attention of all CtsH and
PROMPT CREDIT buyers, assuring the closest and
most discriminating that they will find unusual adj
vantases IN our terms and prices.
A- Wholesale Buyers also supplied on ,hs has.
terms, and prices guaranteed. o '0"'
WATKINS L FICKLEN
N. IA splendid assortment of Dress and
Cloak IF lMMlNGS, in all the new colors.
&C 22-lm T. L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

A UCTION NOTICE.-wii, 10 soid on TUES
"A DAY, Nov: 10th, 1sS0 q, II o'clock ~ the City
Pen near the Jail fin HOGS. taken up uader
the City Ordinance. By order Of the Mayor.
no 20-Its NORRIS BLANKINsHIpP O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

q SEVENTY.FIVE DOLLARS RE.
g WARD.-I will pay SIS 90 for the ap-
De- I about thee She
.E>ls 3 low. thick set muatto, with short curly
hair, and is about sixteen years old. Her dress
cannot he described. as she has been sec several
times in this city since she left, and had diff
ferent dress each time. T.. IL. CHINN.
Richmond. Oct. Is. 1860. 90 2S-ts