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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Trere,s IN the South.
RALgtsH, N. c., Nov

RALgIsH, N. c., Nov. @, 1861.
As every loot of Southern soil is now pre-
cious to Virginia, l will give You a brief
statement OF some things 1 heard and saw
down in Dixie land"
There is q county in Alabama which has
sent 500 volunteers TO Virgini and so great
has been the sacrifice that the wives and
daughters OF 900 OF these soldiers have been
compelled to take the places of their Us bands
and fathers. They have made and gathered
the corn and cotton, have fattened the hogs,
and performed all the toll of day laborers on
the farm. What an illustration OF female
patriotism How can the husbands, and
fathers and sons Of such women ever be- SUBJ
tugated?
In South Carolina and Georgia I found
multitudes docking to the sea coast Some
had old flint guns, which seemed to have
been unused since the Revolutionary war
Others had guns without locks, and some
had merely heavy canes. was told by In.
telligent persons that already the taking of
Southern cause. IL has fully aroused the
masses Of Georgia and Carolina, and will in
all probability double the number Of volun.
teers from those States.
Ii IL truly refreshing to see how many fac.
tories are going up. In week another large
powder mill will open within few miles OF
Raleigh. Ths paper mills here are arranging
- do much greater work. The Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad is erecting AN Immense shop
here, to cost several hundred thousand dol
lars. Thus while our brave boys ON the field
OF strife are effecting our political independ-
ence, those at home are securing what is
scarcely less desirable, our commercial and
financial olsen hraiment
Raleigh, like Richmond, is q great place for
Conventions, religions aud political. The
Bapttsts are now holding their annual meet
ing. The Preshyte terrain Synod has Just adj
tourned. The State Convention is in session
here. Raleigh hospitality is proverbial. Ii
seeIns to nae that the peoples hearts are .sas
large AZ all out DOORS Us the Keutucklans
aay. zssss -
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AsW1t DoIHas or THE ErKxY The
"pah /Zpssl learns some facts about the
aoesaa proceedings Of the enemy a,
efacxtown, No. after the evacuation of
"~n ~ the Confederate forces. Itsays
Maar rU's m rom Mr. J. l.. shumat., Of New
VI Freder,es, says that arr the evacuation
~. ~ 1oths and vandals psrnsS .ne
=. uon Q, Ins town. tnins houses1 p,Ii.gs OF.
Of -. nInes arrs:.sd some Of the ladies'
rom helrears and their rings from thss - so1
TER. ano enered them other indignitiss tno
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Capt. j. Richard Lewellen, of the Archer ri
Dies, to ackn0w ledge the receipt Through the
hands of Col L. }. Evans of eighty six pairs
ct woollen soeks. d donation from the West
Point Church Relief Society, of King vii
tiam county. The Captain says that this appro
pirate gift comes just IN time, AS biz men art
III need % these very things which the
young ladies. il their Christian patriotism,
have supplied In the name OF his company
them that lie and and his men will be stinu-
lated the more zealously to defend the homes
and hresides of the South from the invasion
OF = heartless foe, when they have snch az
surances that the poor soldier ID remembered
AID SO kindly cared for by the noble hearted
women OF VIRGINIA
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Felony TriaIs.-The trial of George Rigley,
indicted for grand larceny, was concluded be
fore Judge Lyons on Saturday. The testl
l.ony Was by no means sufficient to tx the
guilt upon R,gley, who seems 10 have borne
! good character IN the State of Mississippi
The jury therefore rendered verdict OF " not
guilty and the prisoner was aischarg1d.
Daniel Ralciifie, counsel
Auguste Zahu. an unfortunate European,
indicted for stahbng Augustus Miller, WAS
tried and convicted, the jury ascertaining the
term Of his imprisonment IN the peniteutiary
Al five years. The wound inflicted upon Miller
vas not fatal, and it is quite probable that
Zahn's senses were beclouded by drink when
he committed the deed L. D. Ward, counsel
tor the prisoner.
julia kugau, who stole q lot of old clothes
from JOHANNA Sexton, was indicted for felony
but the Jury on Saturday determined that the
valne OF the stolen property was less than 500,
and she was convicted OF misdemeanor only.
Sentenced 10 six months imprisonment in Re
city laiL
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Grand Review of Troops - A Regiment of
l,400 Free Negroes in the Lins-1hs Black

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2+.-Over twenty Gig ut
thousand troops were reviewed here on yes
terday by GOV. Moore, of Louisiana, Ma jor-
General Lowell, and Brigadier- General hug
giles The line was over seven miles long.
One regiment, numbering l,4oo, were free
coIored men.
The military display was one of the grand
est exhibitions ever witnessed on this CONT
nent.
One of the companies displayed black
flag, with the motto We give and take no
quarters
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81 EGAAlI No k'aOR =

$1,000 DOLLARS
Worth of desirable ard
sEASONABLE GOODS
At reasonably Low PRICES.
5000 yards a4 KERSEYS.
100 do. "a UYER-COATIN0S.
80 bales Cotton OZNABURGS.
20 b .les Brown DoMrsTlCS
- bal 7tsnd34 do.
ln,ooo yards ~ Blesched do.
900 yards red ana gray Twill FLANNELs.
loD pairs Bet BLANKETS.
go dozen HicAorg SH IRTS.
90 dezsn Jeans DRAWERS
eco dozen Csrton Flannel SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
500 dozsn all wool Yam SOCKS
100 dozen gray Merino halt HOSE.
so gross Playing CARUS.
goo gross Military BUTTONS.
20 pieces 1e blue and gray CLOTHS.
IS pisees cray CAsSIMEnES and SA-
TINETS.
200 pis ce, Unhlsached Canton L A n +
NELS.
3,GOo pairs extra BROGANS.
1900 yards Enamslled u OTHS.
90 pieces Brussels CARPETS.
20 do. 3ply and Ingram CARPETS,
500 pieces Mariners SHIRTINGS.
lU.oW yards very superior unoles ,hed Eng
lish sHI RTINGS, imported per the
Bermuda
7so doz. Coases's Spool COTTON.
800 dtz do Black do.
1000 do "a Goates's ioe-ysrda spool COT
Together vita variety tf other Goods suited to
thu times and season.
Merchants. Sa,lers, and others buying Goods In
quantities, viii nd thi. tho best assorted and mos
exte ndse stock in the city and every article VIII
be offered at the smailsst remunerstive profit.
A call from purchasers 10 soli ted.
ALFRED MOSES,
no 2a-l2t(0 Is Main street.
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a NeU IssEe.--The recent police forav
upon some Of the gambling houses in this city
promises 70 open legal proceedings a. long rs
an ordinary suit in chaucery. II will be re.
memhered that three houses were entered one
saturday night, at Il late hour, by parties of
police officers. who pot only made ARE sta of
propriators and dealers, but seized upon n
large amo,in. Of personal property consisting
Of faro tshlee, &c. a considerable sum Of
money, and checks for money, and bore the
whole oil IN triumph, The persons arres'ed
have been Indicted for misdcmeanor, aud their
"ases are now pending in Court: aud the
property il held by the authorities. TO be here
after destroyed ~ the law Directs With a
view TO test this matter, the counsel for John
\. Worsham have instituted "A suit 10 the
Hastings Court against VIM. y. Kelly, of the
nohce, for treepase. laying the damages at
s5,o0b This will bring up the question as t.
now far man may be protected in bis own
iom,el, and the decision will he looked for
ward to with mnch interest In addition to
the properly above mentioned, there Is a sum
Of money, which the Mayor has determined
. retain, and has pronounced his Judgment
fiaal. allowing no appeal. To meet this. u
7sasdomKs has been applied for IN the Cir
cunt Court, and this opens another interesting
qnes,ion. Taking il all together, we haze a
tine prospect of intermiuable legal proceed
ings TO tax the ingenuity of the lawyers,
other the heads Of The Courts, and excite the
curiosity of the people, Like the case of
jarndyce %. Jsrndyce, it may hold on until
lac game of life of this generation has been
.lAyed out and the several parties 10 the suits
have sb1thed oil the mortal coil
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&. 5 District C0urt-The case OF the Con
tederaie States against &. W Purcell and otn
eFs, TO sequestrste the sum OF SIS 900 due by
The defendants TO Ashuiead ana others. allen
enemies. occupied the attention OF the Court
N SATURDAY, NJ Aylett, District Attorney,
delivered iis opening speech in behalf OF the
Government and the further hearing Ct the
case DIS postponed until Ii o clock this morn
ing.
ris8, 10 sequestrate the property al all alien
enemy. An order was entered rRfsrrinp the
ease 10 Comuais-ioGer Watson "a take proof
Tue matter involved in this case il q certain
note alleged to Ue due by the defendant to c.
i. Fry 4 Co.
k0bert Guild and James Lyons have quali-
5et 20 practice law III this Court
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LATEST FROM COLUMBUS.
General L How has no apprehension of
Being Os.rce,ne-Mesre Troops Needed,
&c.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2S.-General Pillow has
telegra phed here that he will hold Colum-
bus, Kentucky, against any force the Federals
can bring. He wants a larger force for his
right wing and in his rear, and at Fort Pill
low. He Will not receive al unorganized
force; and all who come must be prepared to
submit to military discipline and govern
ment.
A dispatch from General Pillow announces
that he has raised the blockade on shipments
South OF produce, stock, army supplies, sub
sistsnce and forage.
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Amusemen1s-ln the amusement line the
week opens with new attractions. The Har-
moneans, at Metropolitan Hall, are adding TO
their budget OF fan. and will repeat the farce
which Was successfully produced on Saturday
night, called "Milly, the Maid with the Milk
ing Pail At the Theatre, the new military
drama which has held full sway for a week
gives place to the well known play of" Evadne,
or the StatUss'
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E1ecntsr~ Pardoa.-The Governor has par
doned convict named William Woodall, who
was sent TO the Penitentiary from Lynchburg
for stabbinx. and was at the time of his re-
Iease, serving out the additional Eve years
imposed upon those who happen 70 be inmates
Cf the prisop for a second term
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Assauhs.-Joseph Higgins, charged with
threatening 10 assault Cinderella Stewart,
WAS on Saturday required TO give security in
The sum of $500 to keep the peace, Elizabeth
Hardaman, charged with whipping weak
little woman named Catharine Brannan, was
bound over In $50, 10 prevent such demon.
strations in future
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Pocket Psekias:-The young man, VIM.
Watkins, charged with picking VIM. II.
Major pocket was 10 have been further ex-
anined before the Mayor on Saturday, but for
satisfactory reasons the case was further con-
tinued. The prisoner has been soldier IN
the army, but was discharged therefrom in
consequence of impaired health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

Ayrical Of Prisomeys -Some few additions
70 tho number Of Federal prisoners here have
been made within three days past; among
them two from Western Virginia, where they
were captured while in the prosecution OK
business for Rosencranz, such rs mail and ex
prees riding. aud other adventurous enter
piises Of a'tiniii,ir nature.
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Honse,1s -John Ws,rbar uaa arraienaa

Honsssde John Waithau was arraipned
before the Mayor on Saturday, on a charge Of
shooting WIN. Hamilton, sergeant Of the
snard at the Government prisons. and DR.
Higginhotham and Captaina Gibbs and War
ner testified in regard 10 the circumstances.
The prisoner was sent on 70 the Hastings
Court, 10 be examined for felony The par.
tculars Of this affair were published in our
columns Immediately after 1t occurred
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,sHprenss Court + Appeais-This Court
adjourned on FRIDAY evening until the oh of
January; 1Ae following decisions have been
rendered since our last report:
" hite, guardian tor Wigglesworth, vs.. the
Virginia Central Railtoad.-Decree Of the
Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond af
hrl0ed.
Dimmoeh & Co. vs.. the Virginia and Ten
uessee Observation-Disclosures of the Circuit
Court OF the city Of Richmond affirmed
u ". T. Custis's executor We. Robert t.
Lee aud othels.-Decree of the Circuit Court
Of Alexandra reversed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

ssiSIs DisAsrsK III FxAScx.-The for
ualty In the department. Of Gard France r.
Ss" 9senco OF powerful storm-the burst
~ seT spout, according 10 some
AZ, ,sass s!n ss.tns Laife mine was Hooded AID
An explosion Oh gas look place ~ r,o III
ums, ~ which portion Of the miae wss
5io1n mp. Tie number Of mon misstny va -
nonsidsrsd as kiiied by the accident, is hearty
.nrss nanorsd There 10 no probability thai
Dat very few csn ~ got ont alive
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I'hs Pemtenttdry Since the marh ine shops
at the penitentiary We're destroyed by fire last
spring, it has not been such an easy matt or 10
find profitable employment for all the con
victs; but the damage has now been to +.
great extent repaired and the axe factory
will be pr, in opera ion some time this week
Col Pendleton keeps the institution In good
order, notwithstanding his toarders are very
Numerous. Gas has been lately introduced
into the premises, and was lighted up last
Friday night, giving even sach a gloomy ee-
tahllshment ~ unusually cheerful appearance
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DIED.

On Saturday morning. The 93d inssnns Mr., 81.
RAH JONES, wife Of Mr.. John Jones. In the Goth
ysAr Of her ago.
Frien1ds and acquaintance Of the family are In
vited To- attend her funeral from tbs fsniy resi-
dsnce On l.tn street, besween Brood and Msr.ha
81 ~ O'Clock N to-day.
On the morning o. the ga inst a., at his re-, iaeuce
In the town If Sidney. BRS N MARTIN, in the
AID yaa OF bis age, OF the county OF Carlo. Ire.
land Requiescat in pace.
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- Grand Larceny--A negro woman named
Fannie, slave of NJ q, Duprey, is under ar.
rest on the serious charge OF stealing gold
watch, quantity of clothing, and SEQ in
money--all valued at $500 The Mayor heard
the testimony on Saturday, and remanded the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

lhE ELIZABETH CITY SoLDIERs-We
would again call attention u the necessities
Ut the Elizabeth City soldiers AS Jackson
was the first Virginia martyr in the cause OF
Southern independence, Hampton was the
hrst Virginia town which has been literally
destroyed by the scourge of invasion No
one can think without tear of the fate of
that beautiful village. and Of the refined and
noble hearted people who have been driven
from its quiet homes, and whose roof trees
are all 10 ashes The whole of that region
hAs been desolsted by the vandals, aud, if any
who have suffered in the Southern GAUGE de-
serve sympathy and aid, their clajms are pre-
eminent above all We appeal again for as
sistance to The soldiers Of tits oppressed and
devoted section who are Low in the Confede-
rate service. They have been driven from
their homes. leaving aH their worldly goods
behind them-msny Of them bringing away
cnly the clothes On their backs, such as were
suifed to the warm seascn that had then Get
IL Winter is now upon us. These soldiers
have no fathers, mothers, and sisters at homo
TO call upon for they, too, are wanderers -
A correspondent of the Enquirer states that
most acceptable donations of clothing have
already been sent to some of them, but still
they are sadly In need of yarn socks and
yarn gloves, overcoats, flannel shirts. &c
Bono Of them are now stationed on the wa
trcoorsee, where the winds are piercing and
the frosts are bleak. We would suepest that
all boxes intended for them be directed 10 the
captains of the respective companies. and be
cant to the care of Assistant Quartermaster
james White, at Yorktown The Elizabeth
City companies are, the Wythe Rifles, Capt.
w r. Wills, Old Dominion Dragons, Can't
J" L Vaughan; Washington Artillery, Capt.
Z. L. smith, and Hampton Grays, Capt. B. Il.
Hudgins The York Rangers, Capt. JEFF. Sin.
clair, are a1so partially composed of Elizabeth
City men. In the 1l5th Regiment of Virci.
nia I.aihtia are good and true men, too, from
the same county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

Barslory-BeverlyT reanox, slave Of John
W. Davies, and John Cooley, free negro.
were examined before the Mayor, Saturday,
on charge Of breaking into the smoke house
OF T. f. MorriEs, with intent 10 commit lar.
ceny, and remanded for trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

Pcrsondi--Lieut. WIN. Sharp, who was
captured at Hatteras by the enemy, and was
Recently EXCHANGED, has been sojonrning in
this city tor day or two past. He 10 Just
from Fort Warren, one of the Lincoln bast,les,
situated ia Boston harbor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

Fines Tbs Mayor. on SATURDAY. ;r,,o.ea !.
has Of $40. upon james ackburn. for nur :
enasing partridges in the Second Market AND
onsnng them for sale there again and As
Upon turner g. Browns driver. for leav;ny
nis hack unattended in the =, rae. W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

Maroon Eseape-The ..iiuen room, af IN.
fowhasan Hotel took tire last Saturday .f,sr.
noon, and accustomed good deal of excite.
ment on the premises. II was fortnna,aIv
discovered IN time to prevent disastrous
eoalagration ous
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V-iMPoRTASg TO PHOTOGRAPHERS AND AM.
BRoTyPYsrs II sale. ell kinds of Photograph
md Amnrotype NJ ate .als, at REEs's Gallery, las
Main strae Richmond. no % Ct
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BY GODDIN + APPERsON Aue,io,,,..
NJ cry VALUABLE REAL. rSr
I'm RR AllE NJ - ~ I

" cry VALUABLE REAL. rsr,
I'm GRACE, MAIN. 27ra AMI a. "
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTiGS -'Is
me rtgneat OF ths parties interested wa ,bail ~
ut pubic auction on the premises In ,hs o,Ia .1t'
ysrtzed. commencing at IL O'clock N on MI
DAY the 18th November 1851 If fair. 10 't ~
ne. iar DAY thsresfter) the following VERY 80. I.e
able e al estste--vz lat LOT on NO
SIDE OF erace. between islh and 18th sta f,or,'
- feet running back % ieat bounded n, 81.
~ ire tens'nents of MIR. W. III. Ricbard.on ~
4 LOT a The corner OF Main and 2ist sts - !"
thereon several WOODEN BUILDINGS Eng
ing ~ feet on the Sen.h side Of Main 80. ,na
ning BACK ~ feet TO wide Alley iexcIudny . va ~.
on 2tst street, % feet by y f e..) 81. A RRIrv
TENEMENT on the Wes; line of 9Th stre., -.
tween az streets sdi0irirg u Rev rhY,.
Courtneys residence, ana Iow occupied nv NJ
severe, fronting jta feet, run ming back 40 a..
I'm. vscalt LOT tdjoinip fronting ~ to, -.
ning os.ck ~ feet. 5ih. A handsome LOT q, 80
West line Of 2'th street, bet weep NJ ard So
routing So feet running hack LIS fee, 10 an NJ,
ieet wida The par tieusr attention Of tha 80
lie Ia respectfully called to ,hi. sale p''
1EnSe - DC ourth cash; ba suce at4 an1,a
mouths, for negotiable notes, lat rest anass
cured by trust used or title retained
no Bids GCDDN d. APPsRsON Ap,.s
p. S.-After The foregoing sale, Will b. al.
three very bt aEtiful LOTS On the ves, do n. y,
street, opposits the Leigh Street Bspts. chn,.n
a. Joining the rssidencs OF Mr.. Geo W Roha.,a
on the north, each fronting Is feet runr inc -
l22 fet 20 an alley 20 feet wide
TkbNs--Same az above. GA Anc+.
no 81
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a IRE occurred Nv dAys piucA In Greer.
WIN, AlA., destscyinx property 70 the valnA
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The Fight Resumed on Saturday.
PARTICULARS OF THE ENGAGEMENTS.

The Fight Commenced BY Fsrt Plckens Fir.
ing upon q Confederate Steamer - The
Pensacola Navy Yard Fired-Our Casu-
allies, &c.
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HTS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
ticu stteni ~ of the ubhc Ia respectfully called
to the sale Of valuable Real Eetate TO bs sid Al
auction THIS DAY at l2 o'clock See su ct;on
head for particulars
GoDDIN & APPERSoN,
no - Aucttoneors
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@ TRAYED OR STOLEN-eio REWARD
- STRAY ed from CAMP Dimmock, on th Might of
tho Goth instant. q smali BAY HORSE, belong
Ing to my Battery, with ths brand Of the Confade
rate States &C. ST. on Ills fore shoulder. The
above reward win be paid for his delivery 20 me a.
Camp Dimmack, near Snie.ds's Sp ing
J. HENRY RIvES.
Captain Nelson Light Artillery, Company b.
no yS-6t* 80 - -
Al GASES ENGLISH PRINTS;
4U cases English DELAINE;
400 lbs. SHOE THREAD;
10 dozen Kip and Calf SKINS;
20 hho. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR;
10 bags prime Rio COFFEE;
$50 groee LEAD PENCILS
800 dozen brown cotton HALF HOSE:
For sale BY WILSON UcILWAINE,
20 X-xw psssrsbafg, Va
NJ ~ NJ hAla
aaNxsTr i ToxIHaox.
No s"~As ~ MIN stsvst.
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'yNHE RICHMOND TROTTING PARK
"A Match Race Vii he inn THIS DAY at.
orlock, between a bay Horse and brown Mar.
mi'e heats, for slC0 ssida 81 tie above trark -
These horses have run befs e, end made clo.s
race. Several other matches viii be run. Good
spot may be expected
no 21-itt G. WAGNER Prom,
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Avn T. - ENs E.1Ia,
Y 9ETROPOLITaN HALL
w TUESDAY, Nov. Goth

COME ONE, COME ALL,
TO
JOINT BENEFIT
OF s. NJ GREGORY. the g.eat sonth.,, na,,
iois,, and b BOURDETTE, on which occsacn /.
oosntifu! and varied ,rogrsmm. " i'll he ptodurad
every member appesriIg Ia their choice pieces
Inc beautiful and talented PA RTiNGTOS Sis.
TEkS in select Songs, DsI ces and Farces
Full particulars in BIZ of the day
Es tickets % cents Reserved seats Soc
ne Seats secured CT The Hall rom Q A. NJ tuo
Pm. M g..
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II lies in Dinwiddie county and adjoins the corpo-
ration OF Petersburg The HOUSES are new, con
sisti3g Of DHELLlNG, with five rooms The
out houses consist OF KITCHEN NEGRO QUAR-
iEl&S, SMoKE-HOCSE, STABLES and COW
SHEDS Seventy acres are c'eare five Of which
is meadow Apply to PANNlLL 6, SONS
no 2o-G2w Petersburg. Va
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