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Zen. SCOTS Letter On t6e MaSOn-sIfGclI
Affair."


The following is Gen. sco1rs leiger On the Ma /
saS slIDRLIs q sir, Wah has attracted some Little
afternoon in land and France
NY DEAR SIN: You were right doubling the
sration imputed to me, to wit: that the C4bnst IS
NasbiugsOY had given orders to seize aessFs, As-
son ana Slidell even under neutral g tor vas
-. evan aware that the gOvsram sns hAd hAd ta1t
;t ,,nder confederation At the time Of M leav
NO New York is vss not known that the San la
o,S+o had returned 70 the American sess All u
was generally supposed thoss persons I'd escaped
n C1ba for the purpose Of re embark1ng IN the
Nashville, IN pursuit OF WHICH ysssel ne James Al
0ev and other cruisers had been despatched
I think can satisfy you in a few words thst you
bsya m ssrtous occasion to feel concerned about
our relations with England, Il, ss Ter rulers PRO
Tess she hiss no dspositOa 20 encourage me dAsen-
sious n America.
von that every instinct Of pruasDce as well Cd OF
GOOD naichbnrhO0d prompts cur government 20 re-
gard no honorable sacrifice too grest Tor inc gFs-
saryation Of the Friendship Of Great Britain This
must be obvious 70 sil the world AT no period o.
orr history has her friendship been Of mora i'm
portsnce TO our people-at no period has our gov
sppn,ant bsen N 8 condition to mske greater con-
cessi5ns - preserve It The two nations are unitee
by interests and ynapaihies-eommereiAi Social
noliticsl and relgi0us-slmoss As the two arms 20
one body and no one is so ignorant as not % kno
that what harms one must harm the other IN GER
Lam peSsusded that the British g1vsrnnsat can
entertain 10 doubt Bpon this su5isct; but II Il
does FEEL that might tske il gon myself 10 ~
that the President Of the United States when "
aware OF its existence, Will loose 70 9REsa.''
! digpellipg it. .,.a 80 frru, IA s,s
~ = - l5sEe rebel ernissaEies whIc9 ougE~
, rscSirs "A unfriendly construction iroa ~
-. srskssrnen will not question the legal
+ an An,eriean vessel Of war to search any
! reisf Yessel suspected Of Transporting c2aF
{ W1Es. hat right has never been anrxs
England; is vas even. gusraatssd -
treaty Of Paris, aa5 British gun7eF
nearly every straight ard zipls~
5 globe, are conclusive syidszcsF
o right as one, the efficacy Of
entirely extinguished OFF
e that Is irritating snd vexasg
e this right under tbs most
e and il IS 70 be hoped
when The MARTINS Stsr
IN placing neasTI GU
q such yexatiueE-
q The United States
. to this end for mercy
( early il the PTesanF
4 nation. it egnbaTkF
4 va F7F7sr ID tslq+
i aiasent suitogs
for more
4 trails t1g<
!. have
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seoue.tration NotIee.


FyHFRE sess 70 b scs Observation-Disclosures s1ui he eel
stu o. dlne Al1rers IN thas class q So lcs va H1
ponsi D. tbs court ava 81 u IdaF n Dseci e., IN
fhss Is stae list ~ tine irsd te1s a1c 5 n len
tended sAce TIE DO icy Of N gour Is 60 &C. il &c ts
and NIX Oec-eea OF Gus tratoa merely 1hil y %.
meet az last The pay ,, change 20 erldtais - a
manner o. cas- no jad ASKS VII ~ D. re ,e,ls
her srcceedngs a. lsE. B. = CssAf- -
dss.I-diET3: rae Rsasi.sI, G : =,
Fer izent.
TEyHE Hosse On Ia FqHars nv sec1pis p rlza iuse
Possession rivrz lgta iALuarys kor lsrll' -Ff
20 [ise9t-Jfi JsAAc LJEt9S TI-zse
FER Rem
A COMFORFABLE DFsiiina-r s1J lslos7i-
~ ta.hed igst oslsT ths - ikfhe. t1#
II d Iiahss lhruus hlzf rs-h 3. 49,
dfc3 div ----s s1a-
EEemGs
A HtSDsaHE REssESSCa one nile fron tlsss
"a iiss Win ssES asras S.tsaeaed Up0a he prealst
sTs1srgg . almost err kiad 4 fis snd egi gaefc
ANA stables and isl nIsp .ng Of sHc-n Fstr
vuruz hfuse; IN Hsr3 cooseneTe &c ae c.zlt -
DR. A. ECsloE,
esesi-lus Hss7lzl 50 ?, azsks sttl
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aErEY o. InE USlos sAsx.



Nashville, Dec 20, 1851
Af anlsstfng Of the Board Of Directors Ct the IN
ION Bank Of tennessee this day, the following pren-
be snd resolution were unanimously adopted, viz
4 A Decree having been rendered in the C0nfede>
rate Court 81 Nashville sequesseriag the sock bed
in this Bsuk By q large number OF Stockholders
Eho are deemsa alien enenies by the Court and
he Receiver, S = Coekrili, ha ing applied 70 "a.
Board for transfers Of the Stock Of those individ
aals Is the Confederate states, and the Bank nav.
ing not yet been made party to the proceedings IN
The Confederate Court, and no decree rs yet en-
tered against the Bstk, requiring Ito make these
srsrsfers, Therefore
Resolved, That the Bank respectfully decline
making the transfer Of Stock IS requreds urta the
8ank Is made party to the proceedings IN The
Confederate Court ard decree eutered requiring
he Board TO make transfer CT said Stock, and theE
they will feel constrained to comply with SAs order
IF the Court
Extract from the minutes Of the Board
TW--N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-31

CONFIRMING the report that Gen. Jackson crossed
over and destroyed the locks and dams the Chesa'
peske and Ohio Canal, thus eltjng off very materi
alIy the supplies which were sent by this route TO
Washington The Federal General, Kelly, is still at
Pomney with sbuut coo men. He occasionally
son5- one rnarauding parties; several hundred
strone. to carry off provisions, burn barns, dc.
Our own army on the upper Potomac has Gems
parsuveIy few SICK and the Cases. as general rule
weld rsadilv 70 modest observation-disclosures ssS
,,SpzEcb Dee. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

NORFOLK, Oct. ID. 1851
Fourteen OF the Con federate soldiers who
we're taken prisoners at Rich Mountain, and
who have been released on parole, arrived
mere last evening. They arrived at Oid
Point yesterday from Baltimore, having
reached that city via Columbus, Ohio, on
'onday. Several of these brave men are
badly wounded, some i've or six being COM
PEELED to use crutches. One OF them whose
name Is John A. Taylor, lost his right leg,
Wi'ch was amputated close 10 the hip Joint
MS ielt leg was terribly maEgled, but VIII
probably be saved / learn that he fought
with most desperate and reckless bravery at
1he or the guns OF the gallant Captain Della
Ehei. lay Tor states that there were about a
oo-en OF MS comrades VINO had their legs am
hutated, and that all have died
These released prisoners bring very impo.-
TAM news from Northwestern Nirginis
winch send you herewith. (Pubiished in
yesterday Dispatcbl
The to;lnwing is a list of tba nrisorers
above mentioned:
tapiahn (. II Irving, III. ID. Crockett, Da-
va Comfort, n. {. Reid, A L. Farley, 2otn
Virginia Regiment; John A. Taylor Amos
Jury, l.; IL. Cray, J. Mudden, of the Lee
battery W. III Alien, ID. o. Young, Ist Geor-
ga Regiment; Thomas Jauntry 23d Virginia:
Janus Lane 9TH Virginia.
IL ifaIitmore schooner, the Florida, Captain
Terrell, from Saint Domingo, and bound to
{.
was abandoned at sea and sunk on FRIDAY
last ABOUT thirty miles North OF Cape Hattie
ras' She mac on board a considerable amount
Oh specie, SAID to have been 81, ,oU0 which was
lost with TIE vessel and cargo The captain
." "heI, ana crew We're saved in the boats, and
got ashore at the Washwoods, on the coast
not very far South OF Cape Henry
a Aineetlng ofthe business men of Portsmouth,
was held Monday evening for the purpose.
OF choosing delegates 10 the Commercial Con
'entioh to be held at Macon, Ga, and fifty
We're appointed.
ne annual session Of the Virginia Ports
ihou'h btpt!St ASSOCIATION commences To-day
m the fTeeIhason Street Baptist Church, Of
this city.
The ladies connected with the Gum berland
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, of this
cltT, ar" engaged in making five hundred
neat and conitor:a bic coyerets for the sol
diers, who Will lind them specially useful in
the Writer time. A very large mum Der will
be furnished by the ladies OF our city very
many OF whom are still hard At work On va
floGs articles intended for the use OF the
troops IN camp III cold weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

ET THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEEY.
and no HUMBUG.-PETEKS' INFALLlELt.
REMEDY FOR GONNORRH(EA AND ALL sE-
CRET DISEASES.-This grest American remedy.
containing Mercural or Balsamic properties ex.
cells everything heretofore offered to the public in
it's curative restorative, and renovating pow srs;
and the medical world are ast0nished when told
that the above remedy will cure the above die.
eases. andeonfounded when they have ocnlsr dc
monstratious of the facts. But the proprietor who
has known OF the remedy for twenty odd years
has known of a case Of twenty years standing 80
be restored to perfect health and all other cs al
shorter duration to be restored withou, single ex
ception and therefore challenges amy case of Coo
orrh6 which the remedy will not cure provided
the directions carried out with prudence OF the
part of the patient; and any one purchasing han
dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his her
case, he guarantees perfect cure; and In cases Of
failure. will urnish additional medicine, frss OF
charge, 30 complete the cure through his agents,
and cure will be effected without inconvepieaes
to the patient m
Sold by APPERsON 4 pUPUY, No. y,
Broad street, xnd o. A. STKECk Err, Main street,
Druggists, agents for the city vi Richmond K",i
alsu, by NJ. A. Il C. A. SANTOS, Norinik. ~
CHAS B. CAMPbELL aad WILSON 4 VII,
LlAMS, Portsmouth, Va sa 10 Ora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
INON SALE-FOR SALE
EXTENSIVE IRON AND BRASS FOUN-
DRIES AND MACHINE SHOPS.

is .5-tflh@r Offers fcr sale the c.i l,rat-l ,hon;
su"Y.9 e- fha NORTH CAROLINA FOiN-
b.ti aAD AGRICULTURAL AND MA
NL--'f- ORlNS, stiU4ei - >-a.4bIrv, n C.,
"'.H!a ~ t;d. nf rle &-p0t Oh t&e North Caro-
81 Dfatfa Ha.!rC.d a8f w,ihi1 $40 y'Ht, of tir
.-i"' ou fht WIsss'n Aogth Carolina Railroad -
+-'e SA"qs ere cstonabiy better iittr "a -
'41Ir Irptf Tor the manufacture Ul AErca tural In
P.elirats aHd Mach ncry ef all kinds cisssrs and
'@Ie.its. 'nln ANY ether shoPs in the Confederate
H5"'es The buildings, which are, all Of them
.sJfr and convenient are constructed entirely Of
1lltf' aif are nearly fire proof Nea y every
'-'- ~ any valne IN this department % business
i3af b. 'und Ia these shops including machines for
'4'-'af rn and wood, for drilling, boring and
F'"4-As Ion and Eord, morlcisg, teDonng AID
''i5erng li&,hincs circular aud nprigh' saws !;
'ie Eft'ti c3iriy 81 other machines rot neces-
a&sF P" rnnmeratr-AU - The last ,nd mos, highly
'-ItH'td pattern ali ui which o. driven lY ole
~ t-4e "ent steam entirts ia thG country A. this
100 1try SIKH thee si9. Is ii, So Z 'iq 4 'st.sai
"lf Ei3aA expense ti,is estttsfi-~ bEscnt may he
'"t - f3rFert.3 10 an extensive latto,y iof GFe
a ~ every description tJsl ll.G iron ila i,,
Ia a''iIi'aapce "iiiu ~ miles II n 'e pipp.
-it patronage ot tl.Ps- shois iluYf sAounts 70 be-
wen btltDJ aud %IG,0DJ q year and alaY now be
'sI aset - any eas.h' atslr.-es. ] he uck and
materials Oh hli'id wiil be disposed 81 u tie purts
ei c!l tue most ia.0gHbe teruIs. ANY person d.ir-
"' u purchasing this est..D stmsnt e,lu lave auv
edit desired. H. making tie purchase money sc
-ufs.
Adlltsnai Information may be ol,iaiaeI ty ad.
dressing iao, or L.. BLACkNER, Esd st Salisbury.
y =, ~ a0---titf SAMUEL KERR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

DIsTaEsslYa CASE OF SUIcIpE.--At New
Haven, Conn. :, the wife of VIM. Cutler who
has been i'll and partially deranged for y
week past, on Wednesday evening last, while
her husband had fallen asleep u moment,
from long watching, arose from her bed ard
leaned over drop gas light till her breast
shoulders. and one side Of her face, were 50
terribly burned that she died ON Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
~HEALTH, HEALTH

BETTER THAN GOLD
Miss MARY ScorIEID. PREcEPTREss, No tcO.
BALTIMORE STREET, BAIrIAoRE-"7rstA Suss-
ger t4aa Fiction. This lady suffered for ysars
with Chronic Ipfammatory Rheumatism In its most
malignant form. She first contracted the diaeasc
ter from child who had the white swelling. from
this time to womsnhssd her sufferings we,. ex.
treme-she never hHd relief ffoin pain until crref
by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter.
II often wish my parents had known os .ais reIs
edy when WAS a child, ~ l beiieys sasa,d passs
been saved the excruciating pain ! have b. u sa,..
jeeted to- rs well ~ tie deforinity of body 4aars
carry to the grave, and my parents worA aa a.y,
been under such heavy expenses Acsc d,~.,o.. h.s
an0 In sending ne. rs they did, ~ re sofes.~'sJ
Surlnss in England In search Of Ies;ts ss.-h az.
the afflicted world could zee RDd kea, ia re-,
dts have derived f-om tsls ri-s> :: ..,.ss
Try 70 make al aceuaaE sd ws.h lie c'~.as- 's4
whom | come Ia eoaseei. q
'eeatlenep, &c. tk5aecnS s.rase sh1k ~ =
you, and you erc - ipessy '1 nse G. sNas saa
case To ali
.Irs,aain yos,sa h srs.asse
"NARl A. SsusiSI4s.
"No 80 Wsst baltillcrc sss~cs
Rheumatism, Cough. nyspspsa Dootnsy. Sscs
fula. Eyes. Pain In the sids. hAck Ae.. ase srsd
FEMALES AND cHlLDRER.--TAis T,ss.eusx
viii b found sssas medicine tor I'll shsr dis
Cali and sss P.mpalsss, snd rsad many Of tho
most powerful possible eeftincAAas Of cures ~ the
above diseases Of our own cittzanA
by DIN. COOKE, Frederick sbarg BY III The tlrag-
slsts m Petersburg; by MORTIMER = MuW--
BRAY, baltimore; and by DrugGists ard shcr
Keepers svsrywAsN u per bottle ak batsiess -
up l-d&ewts
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Ora TasAsrsr Norr. ..--Jndss Hyam..

Ora TasAsrnr Norxs.--Judgs Hyams, o.
the Louisiana Sugar Planter, does not ofsasi
''eet msd y hut when he does--sehsni he so.~4-
well. for example, s
We have heard with auch ,sortshsatins,
that orr Treasury notes have, In some place..
Dsen heId ut q discount, and iu others has.
been refused altogether. This in no time to
inihce niatiersor words with any man guilty
OF SO conf"n ptibie action, eit!.er in onu
or fhe other. II we have no faith IN our
government, now that we have marcheu -,
iar upon the road to Independence ucder
its skiiiful guidance, wben in the name OF
common sense, shall confidence be estah-
iished Does the action of such roieera bic
wretches who refuse our Treasury notes. or
who desire To have them discounted, arise
from purely mercenary motives, or from fsar
tnat they viii never be paid1 II the former
their souls are so small that u million 10 igI.t
dance upon mustard seed, and cannot AT
heart, be true friends TO the south il th.
latter, we advise that they be inuediately
ordered 10 leave for more genial eIimatr
where their patriotism will be better ap,!e-
ciated-under the Government of Ats Lin
coin. Every man who refuses 10 rseeiya
Treasury notes in payment of all just dues
II even in ordinary business traEsa ctions .,
iar, is no friend to the South, and should s,a
dealt with accordingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

TREATY WITH DEShAhK.-The ratifica ticn Of
treaty OF amity, commerce, and navigation,
with Denmark, which was represented by
Col. Raaslon, were exchanged on Friday last.
The Sound Dues question having heretofore
been settled, Denmark is placed on a footing
with the most favored nations. This Is the
first treaty since le1G.
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SELF-lANeLArloS OF A TrsK,sH 1Ass fsox -
Inc war between the Turks and Monlene-
grins has recommended. Upon the 9Th OF
september about six thousand soldiers OF the
Ia'ter c0nntrsy surrounded the town Of Va
nina. The Turkish garrison refused 10 sS,r-
render, and Ia order not to fall into the hands
Of the Moutenegrius. blew up the town and
persisted in the explosion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

AN ALAsBOUas BrRAED.-The Erie county
New York. poor house wasen tirely destroy
ed by fire on Thursday, involving Il loss Of
from 5000 to el0,eao, on which there was no
insurance. About four hundred people. in
Guiding some of the insane, Were in the edi-
fice VIXEN the fire WAS first discovered, but
they We're ali gotten ont safely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

GREAT ADVANCE IS CoTTox.-"The mi,ls
OF this city says the Manchester IN H.,
Mirror, "h,ye large quantity OF cotton on
hand which has advanced in price since IL
was bonHht about one million of dollars.
That oH ned by the Amoskeag COMPANY
would sell for $50, oo0 more than it cost that
owned by the Stark Mills &ljO,O,D, and that
owned 10y the Manchester Mills sl65, ,ooo-sun,
total x9gJ o,El -
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RUNAWAXS.
- WAY-From the sub Sclber near VII
1 l. min: :,ton, Fl,yanna eountv.



u WAY-From the subscriber near VII
l. min;ton Fl.vanna eountv
THREE SLAVES.
JTSSE-A nulatto man. about 40 wears old y
feet high; has Scar towards the low part OF his
back from euppnr had on very good brown
wool nat, grey rock or sack coat aad grey
cotton pants; talks smart.
fLbMiNG-A brown negro very high fore
bead atont ; feet high 10 years old: had on a pair
of boots with iron plates the heels; is Guirk
SPOKEN and somewhat pop-eycd, and under lip in
c!inrd to cprl.
JOHN-t dark brown boy about I6 years old
full ) feet iigh; bad Sleeps grey s;tck cct,t
black satiuet pants, AMI Ggtt-colorcd Summer
hat.
/ ain of the opinion they were decoyed from home
by some ore under the promise OF freedom. bnr
who will try 10 sell them in Richmond or lun them
South. will give reward of TEN DOLLARS
each, If taken i'll the State, or TWEETY-EIVE +,
DOLLARS each, If taken OF the State and
confined in Jail So that can recover them.
CONSTANTINE o. PERKINS,
Near Wilmington,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

nISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHIP,
The firm of JOYNER h co. is this dav dis
solved by lnntual consent. All parties having
claims will please present them at once; and
prompt payment is respectfully solicited of thos,
Indebted. We may be found at the cid stand, 0,
communicated with through Post CfiicA Box o.
JOYNER Il co.
+. w. JOYNER
Late of Jones & Co.
WILLIAM l.. SLATER
Late of j. w. Nipc 4 Co.
MILES GARY
}-lot Formerly of T Typchhurr
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moi, sAfE.--..

lHoR sAIE-A palr Of Ia,,d-o,.,e- er,.,.,.,
soiored HORSES aad finely y.inisi,ed
AotBLE BUGGY, uearly new they are ran
,,iAs on ,ae street as.d may be seen al any fine
~ applying 10 John r. siiead, ii Watkins 4 fiek,
W. p AS Main street. Oe l-1tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

t~OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CON-
PANY.
The MANAGERS OF HOSPITALS In this
city will please leave their ADDRES at this Office.
that may know where To deliver their freight.
au 3l-ts J. +. GIBSON, Agent.
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L l. CIAI. n q TICE.


"KFERAL AGEHT AND COJafIsSfON
MKRCf4fT,
i''-@lfes 20 infofln bis friends aid the pnhie that
~ hos moved i,is office freD Bread street
9iptkoE SLIP next TO TIA. columbian ii1,s
"!1fn he eout.Hass the tender OF bis services as
u,EAERAi aGENT for tbs Repin3 and sa'e Of
hsal Ls.ste AID as COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ 'Ls hae OF al ktilda ot Country PRODUCE.
=. 6.-Io the aitoeaies of home manufacture be
would stale that lie III gent fos ths Old Dominion
hn'ei"pe manufactured in this city fro, city made
FAPef, &C A--ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

nEACHns AND PEAne ~ shah ecmEeas~
70 rscstvs tsAay, Aea xhos. J. MAssies per
Expssea. extra nsA HsetA Feeehesi also, sA1inS
: - a. AN1Qn(E
EN OXSES 6OfEf10k &IExIyfH -
- HON AnAIE IN enDee snpest< NkoNr
pasfna jnse recsiye6 ~ eale NJ
WM !. y. COOK, n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

OFFICE PRACT7CE.
bR. PLUME, q! the oid Ma.iicsl House confines
L-7r- mainly 20 an u!dce practice, Franklin st
aAf'.~ b-Iot tue htehange Hotel. ant iia., naliy
oh-9r5e odG Fellows Iial, where skil!iGla dcon-
l'Itat4a ueauon' faav he obt4ined on rea enable
|f.f- hose WHO hdye baeu exposed 20 aertain
ua.a-.''ss aiincn;s #:e uvfed TO cali early.
tH'iG Gu.ca';0us By mai or otherwise p.cllr.lv
s.'-14-I IL. Otiiea open from A. Nj. I'll y p Nj
NV >'-ts RICHMOND VA.
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nirllmono Dispatrb.
pv CowArprg q aamNEnsLYy

sr TIE. DAILY DESPATCH Is served to sub
serflssrs al TwELv8 cssNTs FER WEEK, i.ay able TO
,hs carrier weekly. Price for lasiling - year
ar 81 for six months. in advance.
rI THE SEMI " EEkE.I DiSPATCHts Is issued
ax,ary TUESDAY and FRIDAY At 81, IN advance.
~ THE WEEkLY DlSPATCH is issued every
rs,plY and mnilcd to subscribers at - per AnnEn.
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NOTICE.-JTntil further announcement. will
continue business al the old stand Of WILLIAMS,
PETERS i. Co, No. l64 Main street. Opposite the
American Hote!) and offer my services to my
friends and the public generally. for the sale and
purchase Of State aud Government Stocks, hail
read and Bank Stocks and Bonds, and al securi-
ties usual to the market, OF commission.
GOLD, 81 J. YER AND UNCURRENT
MONEY bought and sold OIL liberal terms.
l respectfully refer to the Banks B1nkars and
bus:aess community generally, Of the cities OF
Richmond and Lynchburg
oc 2-l2t u. T. WILLIAMS
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h1SSOLUTION.- The firms of WILLIAMS,
PETERS & CO, oI Richmond. aud Pc
IERS, WILLIAMS Il CO.. of Lynchburg Va,
are this day dissolved. d. r. WILLIAMS at Rich
mon6, and s. Il. PETERS, nj Lynchburg, will act III
closing up the business OF the respect We firms un-
I'll further notice. ID. II. WILLIAMS
October /, 1851. s. L. PETERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

HISSOLU N-The co-par1nership OF
CLARKSON, ANDERSON d Co, WAS dis
soived on July lst. by mutual consent. }. a.
CLARksoE will settle the business, though either
partner will sign in Ecridation The books ard
a"cousts can be found At the Office of CLAet soS d
Co, No. lCG Main street J. A. CLARkSON
]. NJ. AND EKSCN.
al It's III BROW NELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
Near Wilmington
oc 3-it Fluvanna county. Va

lIs n KEW ARb.-Ran away from the sub
DIV scrber about two weeks ago, negro hoy
t,ENRY. about - ~ wears cid: &arlz ,nrlatto
no mark that kntw Of. about } feet Yr 9 inches
high; It'll" knock -kneaj, and good eounteasnce
The above reward wilt he paid tor HIS delivery to
me, or coutinAir ent in any Jail. He is probably
passing 'or iree. or may have a1iorged pass He
may BE- among OF the camps as he wa, seen
about the reservoir last week.
HENRY EASLEY. I7th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04

S.NH REWARD-For the delivery OF CIK-
e0ZO GINIUS who absconded from the Cap.-
Tot House, Main street Sunlar, the 9Th Sept
He is black Negro BOY. IL wears old, has
Ialge long head thick Ups undr one hanging
down He has been Al the Old Marke house
selling from country at. The above reward
viii be paid for his apprehension and delivery in
Mr.. GTadys Jail near Cary street He NAV have
on with of the late regiments of soldiers
3. JONES, At for
DC 3--i;;# q Jarvis rrrustea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-04
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

d. pr T. ". HAECUCK having been or.
,d>T.i - ten. Ewes Brigade. - Surgeon,
VI, Aeos.-e.y bee absent from the city for u time
ilf-e wishing h.. professional services VIII find
L frl lresen|orve. Dr. JAMES t. WILLIAMS, al his
oFtse prepared 10 attend 10 their calls.
De JAMES Z. WILLIAMS offers his profes-
s'aai services 10 the citizens OF kchnond and vi
Cluy. lie may be found at Dr. + W UANCoCK, 5
once. on Main between al AMI tth streets or at
Al N ). PHILLIPS once. on l-th street between
A1n.ala h-Ak. i; tte-usCal office hours
any lie sage iett a. either place VII be promptly
a-'-He1 20. lU-tA