The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02
CONFEDTE STATES OF AMERICA, }
QUAR'RMAsTEs GEMS DEPARTMENT,

QUAR- 2MAsTEa GEMS DEPARTMENT,
richmond, November, 1861.
NIRC U l. A R.--The following additional in
strucsions, in reference - impressments OF
private property for military purposes, issued
tor the Information and guidance of officers and
agents of this Department:
l.. An officer appointing agents to make impress
ments wilt in all cases, furnish to such agents writ
ten evidence of their authority to and agents.
whenever requiI ed by parties interested, will ex
hbit the orders or authority under which they are
acting.
?. Agents who make impressments will, In all
ca 90, give to he owner of the property impress
ed, or his agent, certificate siaing the character
and value thereof; and they will, moreover, return
to the officer of this Department from whom they
derive their authority, statement of all properly
impressed by them, with the rame1 of the owners
An ab trs ct of these statements will he forwarded
to this Off, by the officer to whom they are re-
turned.
g. Impressments must not be resorted to except
when absolutely demanded by the public necessi
ties, and their burden must be apportoned among
the community, so far rs may be possible, equally
and impartisiiy, having due regard to the means
ard ability Of owners of property.
T. When teams and other property including
slave teBrnsteri are impressed into the service OF
the Confederate Stats the owners thereof may be
compensated by officers Of the Quartermasters
Department, at the usual rates of hire.
o. When the owners Of any property impressed
into the public service, slaves excepted willing
to relinIush the same to the Government, the Of
fieers Of the Q1artermaster's Department may pay
property on their r. turns, to be accounted for
other public property.
g. When private property has been daily I'm
pressed by order of the commanding officer, and 10
shall appear by sat sfactory evide 20 have been
expended in the public service, officers of the
Quarterinasters Department NAV pay this fair ap.
praised vsiue thereof although the property may
not have been regu arly received aud issued by any
Quartermas.er. A. q. MYERS
de 2-eo6t Acting Quartermaster- General.
Wing, Enquirer, and Examiner copy six
times.
~ ALUABLh LANO AND RESIDENCE IN
v NOTTOWAY FOR SALE.--We offer for
sale the LATE RESIDENCE of Mrs Mary p.
Jeter, in Nottoway county, known "a INVERNESS"
containing ,C97 acres, with a sufficiency of wood
land, and small quantity of creek and branch
flats considerable portion of the track Is i'm
proved, and the whole well adapted to the growth
of all the staple products of this region of country
Il il situated in less than mile of the Junction
of Richmond and Danville and South Side Railroads,
affording ready to the Richmond and Peters
burg markets, and about fifty miles distant from
each, in excellent neighborhood, and near to
churches of all denominations The buildings and
all the appurtenances are of the best kind and In
the most thorough repair. The dwe ling Is a large
handsome and convenient house ard all the out
houses are of the best kind, suta lie tor such
place. 1t Ia In all respects OF the handsomest
and most desirable residences In this any of the
surrounding countes Ii liz seldom that such
place is in market. We offer it Tor sale, for division
among the heirs, privately, till the 9th December,
1861, at which time, if not previously seld, (of
which Loice will be given we will offer IL at pub
lie auction, on the premises Persons desiring to
purchase invited to view the premise for then,
selves Mr.. John NJ. Overton residing near by
will show Ii to them The terms will be LIBERAL to
suit the wants of purchasers For further inforrna
ton address VIM. T.. Dickinson, Jeifress Store
No;toway, a. d. Dickinson, Prince Edward
Court House.
WIN. p. DICKINSON, Bx'rs OF
A. D. DICKINSON, 5 Mrs. NJ. p. Je,er.
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