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DIED

TN Sunday, the 4ta y August, after II painful
illness, Mrs SARAH II. ROACH, the consor Of
Joshua Roach, deceased, In the ed year OF her
age.
Dearest mother, thou hast left ~.
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But 'iis Tod W no has beref. us,
He can all our soIfows heal.
Her funeral will take placs this tuesday
morning, at 10 CLOCK, from he resldense OF h 81
sou in law. James wis., on 9th st., Chu CHI
Hill Tbs friends Of the family ais respectful ly
invi' ed to attend.
On saturday, August Sd, at o'clock A. n,
FANNIE W ILLS, infant dsuX liter of Lieut. w.
.. AGREE, dec d, and Mary 4. AGREE.
And Is our FANNIE gone,
Oar precious dar lug hsd
And 10 tn It Iovety form
ksposing with the dead
Yes, yes tina conflict is o'sr,
he mona stri.e is past;
Our darling FAssIs is no mora.
lsag Lsr brea.he her last.
At Amelia springs. on the Sd inst, ROBERT
FkMPLA, ycuaxssi child VI Id ward and busan
u N0rvoil.
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The Sick and Wounded in the various hos
pltals are very much in need of fresh provi,
sions, such as sweet butter, eggs, butter milk
poultry, &c; and if any kind and charitable
persons desire an opportunity to dispense such
articles to the suffering sick, they can leave
them, from day to day, at tho depot of the
Army Committee" Y. NJ. c. A., when they
will be Immediately distributed.
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WASH Them First--A soldier who has seer
"tbe elephant" suggests that the Confederate
soldiers may save themselves vast deal 81,
trouble by not using the Federal blankets re
Gently captured. They are filled with creep
ing insects of a kind peculiarly disag recabl
TO Southcrners. The little animals are a.
much, and more to be dreaded than tnos,
who sought to introduce them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

Aroid Contsion.-Now that the population
OF Richmond is increased to such a degree
that it is sometimes difficult to thread one
way amongst the dense miss moving on the
sidewalks, it would be we'll for people to learr
the rules for promeuading in large cities
Drivers of vehicles laight also take a hint,
and by turning to the right or left as the case
may require, avoid the confusion attendant o.,
a prolniscuous tumble Of wagons, drays, cart
and carriages. Ii our population continues
some rule viii Rave to be adopted hoth hy pa
destr.ans and drivers Of veticles
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Anoih.- Ctancc.-Captain +. J. Bosgs, Of
Company II, FIRST Regiment, has concluded to
extend his stay in Richmond for recruits for a
few days longer. As he says, 10 intending
soldier need apply unless he feels confident
that he can endure the tatgues ipciden. tc
such Il life. Parties who may wish to join
CAPTAIN Boggs' company, which is favorably
known, and stand A No. [, will have a chance
TO do So by applying any time within the mex
three days, at the old quarters Of I Co., IN
der the Spotswood House, to the Captain, it
person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

The Tom Watts Rebels, Capt. W. IL. C
Price, arrived in our city Sunday evening, and
are encamped at the Reservoir. Tney mum
Der eighty men, rank and file, and are thor
ough'y equipped for twelve mouths service in
the Confederate Army. A good account NAV
be expected of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

Dtsposed OC-George Salhouse, German.
arrested several days ago as a suspicious char
actcr, was yesterday examined before Alder
man Sanxay, and acquitted. John Kelley,
VIII" has been in jail for the past two weeks
for cutting and stsbbing James Bond, while Oh
drunken spree, was sent on to be indicted by
the Hastings Court Grand Jury, which meets
next week.
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Sent to the Secretary Of Wharf.-The Missis
sipp! volunteer, Peter Conlon, mentioned y
having been arrested for refusing to do duty
and threatening to shoot the Sergeant of III
guard, was yesterday carried before the Mayor
who sent him before the Secretary Of War 70,
disposal, the breach Of military discipline hay-
ing been committed near the Reservoir, ana
cut of the Corporate limits.
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4 gFI.lr.

VIZ iaara th4t ialn I'd .ately after tic battle
al MANASSAS, tue traitor CARLILs iio.i tro,r
me LiNcoLs Capital, aud made bis y..y I, ,he
west to his h"ue, nov undsr tho rr,teation .,
VIC eieraist"' hs no d,lbt fiji the batter
,gs'en.ng about his D.eh, NJ tie rews # the
defeat at Manassas reaches ,hs Cap;ta!, and
though: re would DO sa'sr for u time in some
ether place.
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hoee Batle.-Ambrose, slave Of Mrs. Cox,
was arraignsd before the Mayor yesterday for
revivipg this played out species Of juvenile
amusement. Ambrose WAS smitten by order
OF the Mayor, but not with reck.
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rx,n,IIE ur ksSp~Cr-,

lhbBGi E Or kESPGCG.-AS \
NJ nesting OF the Bar vi city VI kich
moLu, held q the state Court. House on sunday,
tne <ta day OF August, 1854, at clock A. IA ,
\. A MoksoN, Esd, was called ~ the Char snu
JAMES 1LLKrr, Eco, Clerk Of The Clrcuis Court o..
.ne tlty Vi hicAmond, appointed Secretary.
J. nASDVLPH AUtkER, ksq., Attorney Genera.
oI the State OF NirKlLla, announcud 10 III NE uti1h
tce death OF CART. a MIS- h. LEE, member %
he Bar OF SAID CITY Wnei.upvn, ON motlon %
AkDREW soHSsTos, ESQ trs following resoIu
tIous ere adopted unanimously
Rcso.ued That The gar of the City of Richmond
the toss OF tapt JAMES h. LIE, oae oi
.heir Droinren, whose gal u6.alnlnentn uprs Sbt
desa ana Courtesy maze aim al Vrhamou. to IN
profession, while MS persobai virlu CO coinna nd
the esteein Id Affection of n. associates
hesotred, Tnaa the patriotism which prompted
aim, tne 1rst Cali vi duty, 10 brave the LviIs
IL dangers OF war in the servics Of his country
tIe Modest uut Ia-ay courage With ~ hleL
la.d down his lilo lii uer deIeLce wIiI emha, LII
.ulJry Tho heart, Oh Il In fellow citizen.
Re.otred, Anet, as n marx vi ouf re,pecs fVr the
ieCoaeoa VIII attend uls fuD. raj III nooy, .nd
VIII wear cape Oh Tho lett IAN for thirty dag.
hssotued, ILat 'hs ItCrstary OF th.e moo.luS De
iiIet.eu couHluulc-to - inc fanl.I ~ VI tho de
coas.d d copy these o. utlous a.d to AsnuIe
II eIn "I oar elEcere sympatuy with theIr sriof.
hcsotued, That cuples Vi lhese repoiutlols % pre-
.ity Richmond, nd 40 the Clr.uit CouTt
To ale, respectively, HAY Dc ia h-ssiop, WI
ne Ie'!uest tL,y Lag % recorded In The II
..iiAu.Ss
hesotred, That the Secretary be requested 10 pub
.isn INC t,resolng rusUiuto-o Ia tno eliy pai EN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

koaETTB GU.RpEp BY A PoIGEARp--Souis
excl 'einent was created IN RlltimOfs, Oh
Saturday afternoon, the ~ III ut. ny The a.-
peafance OF Il Wei dressed lazy, wearing Il
.Seces slon rosette, VIII, HE handle of Il yes,fI
mounts Il i'oigHari peeAAg from beneath her
yestmtAt. Soidiers have lately sEatched
rebel enbiems FROM the breasts OF rebel la.lies
as they walked the streets. and this lady
seemed prepared and determi ned t. defend
herself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

Worfed-A railing in front of the genera
delivery at Tho post-olice. Everybody who vi
sits that desirable institution has suffered
more from crushed COINS and punched ribs
than frym almost any other source Of annoy
snce tina. occurs in the ordinary history of 6
days life. A few dollars expended in the
shape of mahogany rail, and little polite
ness on the part of the throng, would facili
tate business third, save trouble and curses
and make the community happy generally
Lot us have the improvement, Mr.. Postmaster
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PERSONAL.

WILL LIEUT.. W. x. GREGORY To-
W AADBU& " co. know " here he is ? His
father il here try ng Ia tud him au o-it~
NOIICE.-AHy person knowing this wherf E
~ ab0uts Of VIM. u. AIN ESWO On Il, tof the
Macon Guards, Company &c, - BARROW asth tis0r
Ei@ Resinert,) who was wour I'D in the sattl o.
Manassas, on The 2ist nit will confer a lasting
favor by making II known 81 the ONCE of the
Richmond Dispatch. Nj. FRESHMAN,
1t Lieut. Macon Gu ards,
Barlow 3 sth Georgia Regiment.
Manassas, Aug. i'd, 1851. 6-2t*
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In Rtchmond. "A battalion of five comps-
mics OF Louisiana Regiment CT Volunteers
arrived here by the Dauyille cars yesterday
Other soldiers, in satisfactory Quantities, came
III by the Petersburg route.
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Death q Soldisr.-Mr. Thos. A. Snead.
IRON Lunenhurg county, of the Goth Virginia
Regiment, died at the st. Charles HOSPITAL
last evening. His funeral will take place to-
day at IL o'clock. from the Hospital. His
friends are requested to attend.
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TnIBUIE or KisrECr.-At

TElBUiE OF KiSPkCf f.. At ii
>-A ca iI.d nl-otlLg q tie hlohMO-,
ri.,..u Al, G UA ~ A. euCInIIEN, un Sal hDAl,
Angus, sd, The iOIioTlus resolutions We un@Li-
III uoiy adVp-oL 1890
hesot- cit, by the ded h of Capt JAMES h.
Ii, The X. cam VLd Pn!ihatIuoAIc Assoc.dt on Id.
Joen u5trlvou OF a .rde if.oLd, ma accomptl
,ent,emen, sid - un7lul memper. AZ one Oi thS
tfoukest PlI.dfS of our SUciety, we moulin Lie
= y dled deie-Ce OF III lLstitu IUas o.
IA . southern OUpt-uer@Cy, We nVdor HIs utM3T),
nd 40 = Christian daI all honest man, We nave
recorded has virtues On the Hsshy tdCl~t- OF "a.
hearts.
he.oiusd, That in raspec. TO his memory We veal
n uoudl bduss ol HIvuf ming Tor 4r,5 dog
Hssotred. That We s.ucdit.y CJnuoio Win tht
idn4lIy ana roIatlyt. Vi the acc a-ed, and WAL
Jan tn them and his wld5 cIrCAs Oh irluLds IL
laying .he last sad rAplto VI respect TO the hoh-
lroa dead
heso!rcf, Thst copy OF these resolutions De
'1ut to me family OF ths deceased, AMI also puo'
.Ished Ia one OF the cay lafe.e
J. IL. hEWlTF, Chairman.
CHAs. LUNplN, h.cretsry pro tom. au o-it"
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Died IF their Wounds-We learn that since
the wounded Federal prisoners have arrived
here, seventeen have died, despite of the ut
most care and attention which could no be-
slowed on them. lis to be hoped that, latter
life's ftful fever, they sleep we'll" There is nc
evidence that they repented of their wicked
ness, but tits to be hoped they did. The re-
lection that they lost their lives in attempting
to enslave free people, at the bidding OF II
remorseless and fendish tyrant, is not calcu-
lated to make their memories pleasant. IL If
rather melancholy sort Of pleasure for then
surviving relatives to think of the fact tina,
their lives were sacrificed in unholy ano
wicked strife against cur rights, and that they
sought Death when he did not seek them.
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PerSoaat.-Ameng tho arrivals at the Ex-
change yesterday were Col. Seibels, NJ a nsssas;
VIM. Kerr Geo. c. Cabell, Danville; j. r. Ed
munds' HALIFAX, and others. All of our Hotels
continue crowded with guests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

Deah u an Aiabama Soldier.-Thomas
Heard Of Capt. Moody's Company, Ilth
Alabama Regiment, was buried from St.
Charles Hospital Oh Sunday, the It'll. He
died of consume ton.
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NAH RIM

-, on thss,h Of Jsly. At Ycrktcws. By the Rev.
cans. TO Miss AARdARET A. FITCH, Of Rich
m nd, Va
~ Lharlottssville papers piesss copy.
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hAaiVAh ~ FREAca MAN or WAa-The
freGeh war steamer Oatinet, Com mandsr Fa.
ier-s, from Brsst June II, aud Halifax uIv
~, has arrived II New York The Ga,iust is
t. eide. wheel steamer Of 400 tons burden. car,
r. ing eight guns aud l72 men.
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- Tanses y TTosJls.-In settling dispute yes
terday between two bslligersnt females, tie
Mayor remarked that quarrsling womon ard
intoxicated soldiers were the most prolific
sources Of disturbance at present In Rich
mond One might naturally expect the men
to become disagreeable woen fired up by such
liquor as some of them get hold Of and use
with so much fr odom. But what must We
think Of the females, in view o. the rather
disparaging (but We fear too true) remark OF
his Honor relative to their aptness for and
lsve Of disputation. His Honor, however
could oply have alluded to the class who seek
his court as the tribunal for the adjustment Of
their real or imaginary wrongs. They gene
rally are unpromi.ing representatives of the
female sex; just as the drunken soldier is the
bad representative of the brave volunteers
whose glorious achievements we wonder ut ano
praise in the same breath.
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OkE FAITHFUL MiSi5TEs - he CCncOru IN.
IL Standard, OF the 2oth ult., says:
Rev. hIr Cunoyan, Catholic Priest, OF
Dover, preached All clog usnt sermon last Sab
bath, III that city, IN favor OF peace. THIS Is
the ouly instance OF The ciergy's taking The
side in favor ci the Gospel OF Christ, in that
city, for a long time. The sentiments elm
bodied il tue sermon were gratefully received
by IL very large and attentive audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

PRISONERS Oh NAR IN WAsaiNGlo6 .-The
IJiip Wig "a among The sou thern gentlemen
new prisoners at Washington, and whcse
names did not appear III the lis t recently pub
liehed Sanford Branch and Lewis 5. Eas /
mead, ct Savannah, members Ct The bS;e-
thorpe Light Infantry, Barlow Georgia he
2iment; DR.. Humphreys, OF the a:h Georgia
Regiment, ard ID. II. Piqaet, OF Alabama.
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n Ate Nr!oN. FIRST COMPANY

Il FIRST BATTALION. fern BEG'T VlKDN.
M A 81 ILirlA.-t ttend A Gnll Of y'Ur Con
X psny this TIT ESDAl) evening, at q O't..-s,
in The Bsil over LOwnes y Cooks Shop, Oh HI
streat, between Main aud Franklin ST.
This Grill Is required by law. and absentee.
witl bs fined 1t Is hoped there W ~ Re fall dt.
tendance. 81 that Arrangements f.r future dr.lls
gay be made. W. r ATTKi>ShS.
e..
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NCRsEs WASTEp.--A paragraph apfeortd
some days since, stating that no more nurses
were wanted. 10 IN appeal urging the Mt
ceosity of tlOre h;Tsls, this statement - cred
.tea 10 The D.Spo.c,. twas tclegraphed from
tins city to the South. We have before us u
Sou them paper which says: eve are IN
formed that Gov Moore has received dis
patch from Richmond, stating that no more
nurses are required there W take care OF the
sick and wounded" The statement, there
fore, did not orjgiua c with the D!Spotch.
We learn that nurses are wanted, and hope
that measure may be taken TO Organize sys-
tenn for the business Of nursing III the differ.
-nt divisions Of our amy. The present ano
ensuing months will be slckly, we fear, espe
cially III the PENN ulA below yorktown; and
the philan thropic and patriotic should do ali
they can TO mitigate The sutfeIIrgs OF our
brave soldiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

III the Norfolk Hastings Court, CIaiporne
Hughes has been rem lnded for tinal trial for
tue murder Of Lieut.. james II. Adams. Bail
tefuAei.
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I" brat doFs hof y, Ia 30 than ca
cents any IL ~ Lac ana In ms,v
PLACES Il selis fJr ~ aad 10 cen g.
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,,.E-We, ate uniet vsh Isa,f7ns' 70 Mr A.
SEM LLkR, IL, Of baltimore, for paters of
ss.s latest dates, including .he Bsi'imsre h'-
eseaye and Sss, aad tho New roIk Deg BOOK.
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hung ,NAf,e. that the following kspxib.s sad
II M ID com aApicA,ioxfom ltlte q krles-
VI Helwy, issNtby ta1lpecidfs cont ia-rsFs
tiA of our rspfsee ta,ivcs and lopIs ssxRs
srIo its scn timshuss- md admire hxsug cstion.
WIN thc--p.tr-, ray - ,i@ve-~Hs- our own
southern Gfess--ths esseiea Of our nationali-
ty, the symbol of our glory. Lustrous, unique,
always distinluishable and Southern, no
prouder flag can float in Heavens free air, on
land or sea, than our starry banner beneath
the brilliant constellation of its Southern sky :
THg CONFEDERATE PLAa.
We believe we epeak the sentiments Of
three four tins OF n. Soathein people, wnen
we state That the Confederate mag has not
only failed To satisfy, but has greatly disap-
poin ted them. 1he idea of u committee hav
ibg beea occupied for weeks III composing or
s-iecting from hundred DIFF rent specimens,
u iag 10 be AT oLce original ana stri8hg,
finally ting ali assistance from artists ANA
others, who had furnished abundance ol Eood
mattel iai and adopting, as ih- result Oh their
tabor, W hat .-tae Un,on ANA three stripes OF
LincoIns abolition nag. Mr.. Russeii, III one
VI MS letters, we'll sly led 1t 1.-The counter
part OF the u :. Flag aud so periectly IS IL
so that III IL calm at sea II is 10. uiSilng ulSh-
ab e from I But not only Is II stolen from
he e. : Flag, II Is also theft ot the coat
u arms OF another Ues o LlSHl-We lnSip
the House Of Austria, whose aims are Ied,
| with white r running through the cen-
ire Nor IL .his ali. The q. y. Flag 1t
| sci! wa. duecuy stolen from tie British East
India Company with the poor addition OF
snirften eIIis for distinction. Now, II the
coat Of arms OF the Confederate States be
araUn with the three blIs horizontal, We
| otter the arms OF the House OF AustrIa; ana
IL we adopL the plan Of L III ted = tttee,
draw the coat II arms " itn the bars PEI pen
| dlcaLaT, we pIller the arms CT the toW,a Oi
BsauyaIs, in France. 50 hat, Whieh never
way twist II, we viii be laughed AT py
| every uudy, and desI ised by those whose EN-
oieIns nave borrowed, not 10 say st0ttH -
Ne are living under Provisional doV-
| eInment-Inay we not hope That THIS may
be also Provisional IL / Oar Com
kress Is soon to meet, and we sincerely
nope that THIS question VIII be Drought W
oy some patriotic and abe memLer, anu
not allowed 10 rest until We obtain, with the
| perm trtent Government, u lag III 10 be le-
-aIneu us pei mahent also. We thinH tat
| sou theTn people, generally, were ahXlou>
| mat HE Southern CiGSs should have been
| cons pic uous III theIr nag, Wnicn tUlln wouio
1t once uIspense Win ne thlo" part OF IL,
| and all The suipes, by SIMPLY making The hae
| ret ,0.th urt.tc cross, cylt.H'n.ng on IL the
| Stur5 NJ tire, thereby retaining an The thee
| enuieuls Oh Republicans, red, White and biae.
| And, In the language OF ohe OF Virginia :
OtEuS--
| the "Cro.e Ct the sou.L'' shat! trump hGn; 5
wGve,
| A the i.s of The f.ee or the lAll OF tie brave
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The LATE GRsEKAL tLor2SoY The death
NJ General 7. B Ficurnoy, OF Arkansas. II
louisville, has been announced. iis was .
native CT Kentucky, and for the laSt ten or
twelve years a resident of Arkansas. He hac
received an appoin tment III The Confederate
Array, aud was, at the time OF his deari ,
,nLkiAe Preparations TO enter active service
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m s.IssiPPtlOiTUN LAND>Fvn
P&SX Z X q A l. Eln -

~ SAns. OK EXCHANGh FOn Nt0ruEs
~. OFFER and wish TO sell, or exca4pgshr
Negroes, the following Tracts Of LAM d, ia Byi.
va and Holmes cluntIes. Miss
LIST. A tract on Bogue Phalia, Bolivar c5aa,y.
Containing Las acres-i50 acres Now under cr.ti.
Walton, .1J acres move uesdened Two sesr, $40,
most OF II burnt II last summer, sud now ready
tor cultivation. Ihs improvements eonsist OF
double iog cabin, rooms /, feet square. pEssaas
md gallery, I'VE negro cabins, corn crib sIlo,-
house, Re, thrsa cl-terae, about loo select III
rew IN house, 81 by - feet, includihg beds ss
stea1n engine, "a horse power saw and RI
mitl, sin sand, AL lew and complete. ,L''
Tract lies or both sdss Of hogHs Pha il, abt"'
Que milo north Of tOl. ". II. Auiium Fefrt.
south, Col Robinson Tops plantation on The
north, Tyra RhoIes' estate ami W. ,tooms
i.ud on The west sud W. Il. II gap's e,'sia o.
the eat This 'Isc. lies tsn u as from ht w
sisslpYi river, tMell Eora uGlug aud abc4t n
taeu IGiiss from pIeu iss the county s-At tud
NauOlern, ARK | viii sell the whole, or ou4
half interest 10 g00I pian'el w6y Will put ia
eq1al amount OF nexT0es horses oxen, !
to make up ore ha tn amount Ot the land &c.
aud 4. ent al Cn-Far.ns' ~tdP.
II. Another tTaci, OF 80 "'re-, ab'nt thr'e
miles from my improved ace atd ne and Ia
lniles from 9ne PhAiia adjoining the lanis ].
Or aud A. J. isoIn's ptac 500 aces dead.
gu ed about two years ago, and eau he ea,I pGt
in cultivation tho next y.dr can hAvr Ur
lumber sawed, a.d ,ereral negro Cabins built u
desired, this fall.
Sd Another tract, containing SOS acres, near
Porters Bay. u, uear or adioluiu. the ituds d
GOl. W a. shaw. or jPbu III ehhLHrE pan
tatiOu. No improvements.
4th. Another tract, of 9!j acres, ia Holmes
county, on Tchu,a River, tHoney Island ai."'l,
ing he LANDS Ut the estate Of samuel Richafl-J1.
dec Il. No Improvements.
will sell bsrgsin in these lands or excAlu.s
f,r nrgroes-one- tnird 10 % or DeEr' - tAs
balance time, .ult p6rcha eTs, by pay.gs IL.
terest al the rat. 81 per cent per snnum. bess
sods eli protected by good lsvee, AMI Ars
At good any In the Mississippi BOLTON.
For further particulars, address or call on ne,
1t ear Frederick = Hall Depot, Louisa county,
Va. until about the 18th Of Sept. mber, ah"rvhich
lime | shall be on my improved place, In Bolivar
county. Miss q. ' AXE bolivar r. ..
an s-dStScw2ts G.. YEAMASk.
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TgNsEss gg.--The returns we received lasI
night confirmed cur impressions that "Gov.
II arris and the Permanent Constitution" ha6
'ucVeeded by larg" vote. The increase for
he Southern cause i'll East Tennessee, 50 fll
is We are at present advised, is very crafty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

S-1 NOTICE.
AA Ihs Stockholders of the
WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS TILE
GRAPH COMfANI
VIII rcc,ve ia sir
JULY NiDgNp
By app icat!on to ar. GEO. W. RADY, 1T the
office Of the TeiagthPn Company, $50 Main street
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