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e >x1S AhAnC r. OF kESfkGC AT &
~ MEETING OF company Capt. J. W :. AT
hiHsos, 18TH nesiLent |irslaia Volunteers, heie
~ lamp Adams on tAe attn inst, tne foilowia.
preamble AID resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. u hath pleased Divine Providence q,
ieLaoFe ffs IN our midst one wau, by rig d sduer
ence 10 every duty End has Gnifor.. soIrtesy ane
kindness to all with whom ne was assoc.a,sd
Mnianded the respect vi MS superiors, and W {.
tae c.nhdencs and love of his suboI d oates. h
tAee, ana r1ght that we should express ou1 al, l.
appreciation OF his 81 eat nth, both as Il keuLe
Man ahd soid Ter: neIe foTe, be 1t
heso'ced, That We Lave heard Glth the deepee
regret o. The do-th 20 cur Ihiru Lieu,enan., " IL
Lam y. AthEE, who, slnco ths Iufuat.on o
mas Company, has Geen one Oh lis most ae.iv,
AID eihelsat members; and we feel that Ia a..
.eatn the company has lost o its most u,efL
III ehDe.s, ana has Country the services OF u al
.anI .ficer.
heso'oed, That we unite our voices In exprse
slons o. sincere sJ mpaty with hls xfi cted .an,,
~ iu THIS the.r great CoroAy em6nl.
Vh motion tne .apia.a Was requested TO trans
NIL d copy OI these Ios, iutlJas ~ the widow O.,
tie oeeeassd aud hEvs them pubiisnsa an IL.
ne newspapers of the city OF A.Icni.oud,
CAPT. ,. w. a hiNoON, Chm'u
sergf IL W. hAZLEw0Cp, Sec'y " n rs
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LATER FROM EUROPE
OF THE STEAMER sAxoN1A

NEW YORK, July l6.-The steamship Sax.
onia has arrived, with advices from South.
ampton TO the Sd Of July.
Inc sales Of cotton for two days were IS, 900
bales, of which SPECTATORS and expor tors
LOOK "a 900 bales. The market advanced Id
ana lii some cases Ia, and closed with au up-
ward tendency.
BieadstuHs were steady. Wheat was q
sha0e 0earer. Provisions were dull.
AT London. COnsois were quoted at SCI to
S9s tor money.
Ine general news by this arrival Is unim-
pOrLAnt.
SECOND DISPATCH
Nsw YORK, July 10 The advices by the
Saxonia report that a plot mas been discovered
10 assassinate GarlbaLiui
The hungarian address of the Diet being
dlsioyai and hosIle to the crown, was return
ed, with orders 10 modify IL, under the penalt y
OF Il dissolution OF The Diet
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PREsRYrERY OF Ooscoap old presbx

PREsBYrERY OF CONCORD old Presby-
terry, at called meeting at Davidson College,
on last Wednesday, passed resolutions unani-
mously deprecatiDg tue action of the late Gen
eral Assembly in relation to the state of the
country. proclaiming it to be unconstitutional,
unjust and oppressive, and calling for Con-
vention OF all the Presbyteries in the Confed-
crate States, for the purpose of forming a
Southern General Assembly of the Presbyte-
rian Church. At the same time the Presby.
terry virtually dissolved its connection with
the Presbyteria Board at the North by
taking the management o. all its missionary
and benevolent operations in its own hand.
An ordinance of ecciesiastic secession will
6a passed in ptember.-Chdr Iotte IN G
bulletin. 18th.
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THE VOTE ON The CONSTITUTION IN GEORGIA
Up to Wednesday night last there had been
received at the Executive Department in
Milledgeville, the vote of 81 counties, which
gave majority Of 721 for ratification. The
majority was being reduced by every arrival
OF returns, and the vote is likely to be yery
close. We doubt, however, if more than ten
additional counties will be heard from, and
their vote, Judging from the rest, will be very
small, hardly large enough to overcome the
majority above stated.-SduaDnah Repn5Lf-
can l2Lh
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From Washington.

WAsHINaroS, July l6 -Secretary Seward
has made a demand upon the Spanish Gov.
eminent, through the Minister here, for sur
render OF the prizas carried to the Island of
Cuba by the privateer Sumter.
Lord Lyons has called the attenti of the
Lincoln Government to the fact that private
parties have been allowed to run the blockade
on the chesapeake Bay.
A dispatch has been received at the Me xican
Legation which announces the deaths OF o.
Campo and Cen De Gallado.
The Army Appropriation bill! has passed the
Sanafa
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MAN HUNG.-Brad Jones, who has for a
number Of years kept q shop in Springfield,
bingham county, was hung by the Vigilance
Committee of that county on Thursday last
He had rendered himself obnoxious by the
purchase of articles stolen by negroes, and
other improper conduct with that portion of
the population; and though frequently remon-
strated with for his iniquitcus conduct, he
was needless, and brought upon himself this
severe retribution. -SdUannah Ga } RepubH.
can. 18th.
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None NAVAL RBsraSArIoss The following
officers Of the steamer Richmond, lately ar
rived at New York, have sent their resigna-
tons to the Navy Department:
John d. Sims, Captain Of Marines, Viz.
GINA; F. d. Shepperd, Lieu tenant. NJ g.;
M. r. Christian, Assistant Surgeon, Virginia;
Jas. w. Alexander, Master, N. G.; James T.
Tayloe, Midshipman. Virginia Virginius
Freeman, First Assistant Engineer, Virginia;
Il. 5. Herring, Third Assistant Engineer, N .
.: Henry Pagan, Third Assis tant Engineer,
Florida.
The names of these officers ha We been strick-
en- from the Navy roll.
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Fedsfai Congress.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The bogus Virginia
Senators have been sworn in.
The House resolution to adjourn on Friday
has passed the Senate.
A resolution authorizing the Secretary of
the Navy to employ the necessary means to
protect the commerce of the United States
from privateSrs. has been passed.
A resolutioINto call a General Convention
OF the States, W adjus: national difficulties,
was tabled by n Vote of % to5
John W. Forney>has been elected Secretary
Of the Senate.
In the Senate, the >Rin increasing the mill.
tary establishment, and providing for its re-
passed.
In the House bill defining and providing
penalty for conspiracy, was passed.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE IiIBERNIAN.

FARTHER POINT, July 16--The steamship
Hioernian has arrived, with Liverpool ad-
vices to Friday, July s.
COMMERCIAL.
The sales of cotton for the week ending on
Thursday, the 4th of July, were l5s, 900 bales,
OF which specuia tors took 49, 900, and xport-
ers %, 0O0 bales. The market advanced during
the week ID The sales on Friday We're Ii, 600.
OF which = 900 were taken by spectators and
exporters. The quotations for fair Orleans
were SD, and for middling Orleans, SD.
At London cCnsois were quoted at 800. The
bullion in the Bank of Eng land had decreased
f5T2 900
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A FAT OFFIcR.-Probably about the best Of
flee in the United States, about this time,
Says the Chicago Tribune, is that OF Auditor
Deblois, of Illinois. Presenting that all the
banks in the State are wound up by the pro-
cess OF delivering bonds TO the holders of notes,
he will be entitled TO not less than $50 900 as
fees; if the same banks are wound up bv pub
lie sale of the bonds in New York, he will be
then entitled to not less than $l2O, 900.
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troops left heEe thls morning. and thsy will b
joined BY 100 men ct Hud1Dn.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to burn
the Salt river bridge last nIght-the fire eoine
out after the enemy left. ~
4 suPf4sgD PRtvATsEa.
Bosrox, July IL -Oaptaln 4errier. Of the
British bark Major Norton. from St Martins,
rsports that ON the 9th inst, In attitude 49,
longitude IS, he saw q full rugged brig showing
French coiors. which hailed him In English.
but he replied in French. which they did not
understand. They, however. chased the bark
for three hours, bat were outsailed. The brig
was Of about two hundred and eighty tons,
American built. She had NO name on her
stern, and was undoubtedly privateer.
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& MELiiNG OF InL ihlsi.
~ bi1iLkNs, wGuse business sr.aup
hien's wouiu ACT PerinIt tneln 40 attach tnsl,
selves " 'oiuhteef cIAIpaul.s heretofore, viii
At 90 cih. WIN d view TO organizing a. choice vi
GIteer company, all Vpportun.ty beluK now ere.
10 attach IL To the tiIot at gin,ent Virginia Vol
uatoers, where urany Uf us trienus and r.ia
uVts; large attendance l, urgently requested
was one OF the principals engaged IN H. cantnr
81 tns Gar vi TIE " est, has Snsertulty voIuu
tseied nls SERVICES to promote lac success ci
ah"''Si ''ei company Jy .7-.tf
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Naval Affairs.

New YoRx, July l5.-Tne United States
steamer w oming was At Panama, and would
proceed GA a cruise on tbs 5Lh INST, under
Lieut.. Murray.
Commander Mitchell and Lieutenauts Por.
resigned.
Lieut.. Shryock, on the Sayanac, has also
resigned.
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MURDER IN MEaPHIs.-Some members of the
city police stumbled on the embers of a fray
which took place on the batture late last
night, says the Memphis Argus, of the l3uh,
and found there man with his face 10 the
ground and bullet through his heart, snd
another writing in agony from knife
wound, which promises to be fatal. The
dead was named John Tool, and his supposed
murderer is said 10 have been one Patrick
Flannery, whom the police are in search Of.
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ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT IN FIR

ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT IN FIRE-ARMs.-Mr.
L. W. Cofer, of Portsmouth, Va, has lust
compile ted an improvement in revolving fire.
arms by which the process of loading is so
much facilitated that the ordinary Colt or
other Revolver, with this improvement at
tached, may be loaded and discharged with
fourfold rapidity. Mr.. Cofer left that place
for Richmond yesterday for the purpose of
securing patent for his invention.
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intU 0tenvtile last utrht. With v,ruvs..cre fcr
tue nine companies OF the 18th ana 10Th Ohio
ka91msnts, who wsre represented ~ 4 pre-
vlous dispatch ~ being besioesd there by q
superior force Of Oopfederatee
He vas onlv waiting the arrival of the 10th
hekiment, Witch lett here last night for that
command.
Gen. Mcclellan left Middle fordl Bridge
earlv this morning with the evident dssirn Of
reaching point 20 miles east Of here, where
Ine Secessionists are represented ~ In large
numbers, and strongly entrenched -
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SISGULAR.-An accident occurred in the
armory al Baton Rouge, which resulted in the
explosion of some old 6-pound shells the men
were unloading, and from which the powder
was mis- takenly supposed to have been Ia ken.
Three men were woundad-J Ohm Reams, J ohm
FIannery and Marin Holland-the first men
toned seriously in the groin, the other two
slightly.
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The Rsgus kentucky REGIMENTS.

ANc 0VSu VI AemtHcKy NeB1uentss
CINcIEHATI, July l5.-oeveral boats with
the first and second bogus Kennedy regiments
are going up the kanawna river.
OOi. " oodruHs regiment laaded mile be-
low.
The Guyandotte company Of Virginia horse
left on the apprOach OF tae invaders. Dol.
Woodruff arrested twenty citizens and killed
ON
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WHKAT.-A gentleman from Bedford county,
Va, states that the wheat crop In that Sec
ton of the country is the largest ever har-
vested. 1t is thought that bedford alone will
be able to supply the whole Of Eastern Vtr-
ginia. It has been offered at Is cents per
bushel.
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Funeral of Lieut.. Col. Dreux.

New ORLEANS, uly Is Lieut.. Ooi. Dreux's
remains were conveyed to their last resting
place this evening. The procession eeiipsed
march, from the starting point TO the Uems-
terry, was thronged with people and the eere-
monies were of the most solemn and impress
siYa character.
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POWDER MILL IN TEsSEssRB.-Mr. A. b
Dodgion, Of Garter county, Tennessee, has
erected a mill, and will be ready to manufac.
ture powder in few days Plenty of salt
supply Of lead can also be procured in that
county
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CiHcIHsArI, July l9.-0en. Mcclellan occu.
pies Beverly. and the Uonfsdsrales are again
Concentrating AZ Laurel Hill. from whence II
10 repQrted they will again retreat without q
general hattie.
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ANOTHER VOLUNTEER DEAD.-Private Nc
Eay, of the Columbus City Light Guard,
Capt. Colquit, stationed at Sewell's Point,
died on Saturday night, of chronic diarrhPs,
and his remains left Norfolk on Monday
morning for a resting place in Georgia.
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GONG AHEAD Mr.. Arthur E. Hall, OF
South Quay, Nansemond county, Va, is ma
nufacturing very superior bowie-knife,
which it is said Ill compare fayorably with
any of these dangerous weapons made North.
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Mr. GuIoN, who was arrested in New York
by Superintendent of Polics Kennedy, for cir
cnlating peace petition. has laid his DANA
ges against the Superintendent at $50 900, for
false Imprisonment.
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From Fart PickenS.

NEw YORK, July l6.-The steamer Cahawba
has arrived, with dates from Fort Pickens to
the 5th, and from Key West to the 9th Anst.
The steamships Niagara and Crusader were
there and would sail Immediately in pursuit
OF the privateer Sumter.
[sECoND DISPArCH.l
NEW YORK, July l5.-1t is stated that the
privateer Sumter has conveyed to the Cuban
ports six prizes.
The authorities will hold these prizes there
pending advices from Spain.
The Sum ter has been ordered to sea,
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SINGULAR OCCURRENCE. mulatto girls,
one Of whom was free, committed suicide by
drowning themselves, near Augusta, Ga, on
the 9th inst. Cause Unknown.
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"A RELIGIOUS PAPERS OPINION OF LINcoLN's
MEssAaE.-The North Carolina Preshy terrain

speaking OF the Old Apes Message says:
''We lay this document before our readers
not doubling that they will desire to see
what vindication the Northern President
may attempt of his guilty admins ira ton.
and what recommendations he may make to
his subservient tools in Congress for the fur
Their prosecution of the war. The document
is as false i'll its statements, and as malignant
In its spirit, as it is utterly con temptible in
point Of ability
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Reported Engagement between Gen. Nc
Culloch's Force and $4,000 Federaltsas-
Brilliant Victory.
MEMPHIS, TENN July 15-News reached
here from Little Rock, on yesterday, (via Po-
cahontas that Gen McOalloch, with Il, 900
men, had attacked IL 0o0 Feierals at Spring.
field, Mo-, killing 900 OF them, and the balance
OF the Federal force surrendered unc ondition-
ally.
In the engagement 200 Southerners were
kiiIad
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THIRD DISPATCH

ST. LOUIS, July 16.-The latest ad vices from
Southwestern Missouri, place IL 900 Federal
lists at Springfield. These advices are only
up 10 the Sth inst, but 1t is believed that
news via Pocahontas may have been received
at Little Rock yesterday, which is SO hours
later.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
ST Louis, July l6 Officers who have ar
rived here from Springfield, which place they
left on the 18th inst, report all quiet there at
that time.
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From Missouri.

LOUISVILLE, July l6.-Missouri papers
dated On the 18th inst, three days distant
from the seat OF war, place the belligerent
force of three columns of ten thousand each
under Gov Jacsson, to be advancing to-
wards Jefferson City.
Those under Rains and Parsons, and un der
Price and McCuiloch have driven the concen
Lrated Federal forces in:o the neck of land be-
tween Warsaw and Oxeola.
Capt. Burbage killed thirty and captured
$50 Federalists In Cedar county.
The Neosha prisoners, after subscribing
to some kind Of an oath, were released.
[sEcOND DIsPATCH.1
HSr. LOUIS, July, 10 Gen. Harris has de-
fefmined, without the loss of a moment, TO
rendezvous in Galloway county as speedily as
possible.
Young men of spirit and gallantry are leav-
ing i'll tens and hundreds TO rendezvous in the
Western part OF the State.
Gov. Jackson's followers are becoming bold
and defiant.
All the telegraph wires have been GU,
around Boone vile.
There is nothing reliable from the South.
west.
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PER SONAI,

- EGGND LIEUT.. h. &. ATKINSON WILL
> near of somstning greatly to his advantage "
calling at this cff-e jy l7-as
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Il hEAH&UAnieho a. Militia.
EIrHMo' D. July IL. 1851
Attention. Company Ne. / -You are here
" by required TO attend At Your nsual place OF
meeting. In front Of lat Rap ist Church, Broad
street. On WEpNEAD&f, l7.h inst , al Q O'Clock
a. for drill and election Of I'd Lieutenast
This Company viii assemble with surh arms ss
they have or can procure
The bounds of this company are Is follows:
West, by 10th 81 !; a,t, kh0ekoe Creek; koush
Broad street; North, Corperatien line
iy l7-IE BELT. HI0GEy c.n.
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n FOk RENr- Tue 4Ff 4 1 a. PFC a. O.
lS cupied ny me Also. for sale, a lot of gen
Is . splend,d Mahogany Desk. The Stand. a. a
pls Of bust ess 10 desirable either as an odic
ors'pre: Apply Immediately TO GARDNER CARL.
roS & Co., or to r. A. COOKE
Agent for the Exeh. nge Il otel Co,
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FOR X ENT-A large and very desirable
HoueE, on Mayo street, ts,wsen Broad and
Franklin within ave minutes Wslk III tn.
apitol. 1t IL Supplied with gas end water a. d
has stables, and usual out honses attached Ap-
plyIO JOHN GIBLIN. 1T the Express ofacs
iY Il 80 Of he Rirh .rn nd md nan "a L. Y o
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~ AIT EN- TIOI.. CAVALRY.

A fine black M - ) for sale al
sUThEhLAND'E,
Above the Exchange Hotel.
TERMs.-Nash. iy I7-2fk
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SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Ths Chaplain
~ OF the SIN Louisiana Re. i'm ut, mos 1t
this CITY,, would be very thankful to receive fr
TRENDS In kichmonc, any old books of mscell a
neo1s aTacter. suita' 10 for soldiers now il
camp at YORKTOWN. Send tn m to the Bookst i :,
OF 6Eo. l.. EIDdoOD, Maiu street.
ROBT Fl LEAD,
jy F-ft Chaplain 5th aeg't La. Vols.
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FUT,'RE B.NY.


COTTON Ar AUCTION
X J. y. MOORE. AUorTa1E2k
We Will sell at PnDiic A0eti6s, ~ Chafs bsr.
!ia's wharf, on TUESDAY, the al list, as II
clock,
III RALEs COTTON. for the benefit Of whom
VI 1 IL may e)nesrn
~ Tsrns.- CASH. J.J. MOORE Co..
Jy list arcsinreass.
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WAN rs.

For other Wants" sea First Pdgel
WANTED BhARDESS Two Young men, &c
w y married eonpss, can he accommodated with
OAtD AID usaIiy furnished r. ON in prv.ts
smily on church Hill. Terns iaoderste Fer
,artcuiArs inqulra at resfdeGee u uich Hiil 10Th
,tree;, Des. eea Broad ami Marshall htreets.
~ 1i--s*
AAJ A n 4 4. ia mid gej ~ to ,ske
w charge of a FARM situated on James river.
Soue need apply unless they can bring Is isf.s-
orr references As TO Ghsr.cter, qualifications,
C. Apply TO &. -. kACb'', AIT,
y 7--iw ID Pearl street.
WANTED two sUBS rI1UrES -Our bnei-
w nese engagements being Of such Datnre
. require our personal attention, VIZ will ray
ebeiaiiy for two acceptable nen Address BOX
"a" Richmond fost-Offce. ~ l3--sts
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hLoRs. llsfH kEu'f va MIlIIIA-1
JrIY 10 lssi
III Order No. 1.
u ArTkSfioS COMPANY NO. 2-vou are
hsfeby required to meet at Wesley Chspei, on
IN street on WEGN kSDAy AF1ERNU0S, At 4
O'Clock r 18th lost i, for drill and election OF
Captain aud Third Lieutenant This oraer l. i'm
peratlve, and Ia accordance with The Governor
rroelam .iion.
This G"mpsay will assemble with such arms as
they have or may procure
IN bounds Of this Company are a. slows -
On the west ~ hockoe Greek, east by 18th ftsset
north corporation line, south by Bread street.
Lieut. A W. NOTING JR., Comma nding.
" lT-:tk
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BUSINESS NOTICE.-Eeinx now
49, al ielsure, my assistance Gu q be procure
Amy business requiring BOOK kEPfk
COLLECTDk, SALESMAN, or any other activ.
Communications through the Post Office. or Jeff
at the Advocate dice, will reach me promptly u
my residences, Glenw ood, Hsnrico county
~ li-3t* A. g. srCBBS.
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SUITS UfF!Cs q u. q.
RIcHxorp. July Is, 1851.
ON AND AFTER JULY 2Oih, THE AC.
~ C0MMUDATlOS TkAIN will isxve Ri, h
AoSD every SATURDAY afternoon at o's!oeY.
'nt resurhing, leave JETERsVlLLE on Mod.
DAY at 4. a.. T. a. TaLCGTT
w i6-5t euneriute nA.ss
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CO. fine young HORSE for sale. 4 Year
old, will work in single or double harness Al.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-17

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AEwarranttd sound; one six. the other seven
years old: work kindly together or singy
Those IN want Can see them In harness, wnict.
will prove satisfactory It is such stock as
would not part with only from necessity. Also.
one good saddle HORSE, years old blood bay
very sty ish; 10 ha nds high, ell aited, a trav
sier de is broke to haIne,s; would ma e no
jyE-at Between Lego aid Cary SIS