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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23
THE LEGISLATURES.

Ii the N7.0ts, yesterday, q COMMUNICATION VI as
received from the Executive of the Common ali III
similar to those specified below in the House pro
ceedings. The correspondence wss laid on The IT,
bic and ordered to be printed.
Another communication from the Executive Ell.
closed petition from certain citizens of the Com.
nonweslth asking some relief from spectators IN
articles Of prime necessity. The petition was re-
ferea 10 the Committee on Salt.
Ar. Wiley offered q resolution iuguiring into the
expedlency OF sathorniug an examination in Ger.
tain localities With view TO the manufacture CT
salt Adopted
Hr. Christian, Of Midjlesex. offered . resolution
to encourage the manufacture OF sal; from sea Wa
ter Agreed to.
Mr. Collier offered resolution inquiring into the
expedieney of exempting Justices of the Peace
from military duty. Agreed to.
The appeal from the decision q, tie Chair, taken
On Saturday last WAS next called up The Chair
declared the present session a continuance Of ths
last which ELECTED long debate. The matter vsss
finally referred to a Join: committee, and the Sen
sse adjourned.
In tie Honse, Robert A. Mayo. Esq, OF the county
OF Henrico was duly sworn aud took his sea- as a
Delegate from said county
A communication WAS received from he Cove
nor enclosing 3 resolution adopted by the senate,
calling for correspondence With the Secretary OF
War vi the Confederate States Ia relation 10 the
lnfrscuon OF States rights by the Federal Govern.
msrt, and 40 exchange OF prisoners with the said
Government In this correspondence the Cover.
nor recommends retaliation Ia cert ain Instances by
Lo:, and the turning over 10 the State authorities
for trial certain Federal prisoners for The violation
OF the laws OF Virginia in tle tamperinx with the
slaves Of citizens OF this State. Also requesting
the body OF 1he notorious DT. Vim. r. Rueaer. to
stealing. Laid on The fable aud ordered Ia be
printed
Also. d communication ia r.zponss 10 a resoiu.
ou Of tbs House, calling for inforlxiion on the
subject Of General J. T. Fioyd's command Re.
isrred TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
Also. communication from the President Of the
Confederate States, enclosing q petition from eifi
zsns Of Southwestern Virginia. asking relief from
spscustors In articles Of prime necessity. and that
Ice prices u saes teles be regulated BY law
Referred TO the Committee on Extortlonate Prieek.
Mr.. Linn offered resolution inquring into The
expectancy Of isgisktng fer The relief of iestl.ue
families In Friae1 William county whoss husbands
aud sons are now In the Confederate army
Adopted.
". Barbour offered resolution requiring The
Governor to communicate 10 the authorities Of the
Confederate States copies OF the acts and fesoi,
lions Of February 18th and March 10TH lsG2,
snpiing from compulsory military ddiy certain
clauses OF this people. and 10 take such action a.
may be necessary and proper to secure the said Oh
smptsd persons FROM eonserption by tic Canfede-
rass sathorIiies Agreed 10.
On motion. the House went into secret session.
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4 Il ISSEs KlEG's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La.
IVA D!GS.-Ths pext. session OF this School viii
on the Isl 0! October 1862.
fot further information apply 10 Misses KING,
see0Id door froni the corner OF Broad and Mayo
atrselS as 2--Jus
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NALUABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
v CHESTERFIELD, ssgen miles from ls city
Of Petersburg aud seventeen miles from Richmond,
al PRIVATE SALE.--We are authorised seil
the above Farm, iOcased in Chesterfield county.
seven miles from Petersburg seventeen ,aaes from
Richmond, aud within two miles oil the Clover Hi
Railroad II contains 40 aeyer 100 acres arc clear
ed and liz cultivation the fenlaine Is heEvliY
wooded, from which Csu be Ell. from IN IL - CORDS
per acre.
The improvements couslnt q. a tGIued DIV cling
and the nbGa. oat-houses, together with several
springs Of sAcallent water. The ueiShbOTbooi is
very pleasant. uld the location particularly Aeathy
IL desired, most of the crops and STOCK viii Or as
posed of 10 the purchaser, st valuation.
Persons do -iriug to purchase are rsEerre, - HI
+. u. Banks, no resides upon tbs farm, 20 .s
SC l5--6t JAS II. TAYLOR s, SON, Aucts
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By SUMNER i BURRESS, Ancts
Iron Front B1ilding. Governor street
NN FRIDAY morning, the Goth instant at 10
~ o'clock, we will sell AT our Wsrerooms, (see ond
f0or) al elegant assortment of frat class Furni.
ture. consisting in psrt-Bureaus. Wardrobes, Bed.
sieads. Marble-Top Tables Mattresses Brussells
Carpets, elegant gilt Mirrors, Chairs, Lounges
Sofas, Basins and Ewers, &C.
Immediately preceding the sale Of Furniture we
Will sell in front OF superior and ele
CANT Carrags in first rate order suitable for either
a family Carriage street Hack.
SUMNER a. BURRESS
Sc 23-ds Auctiouters
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway, fcora
II the henrico Poor HOUSE on he sth Instant.
my negro man JOHN. Said fellow Is about . tset
or inches high quite black. sIid Is very s!ant.
full lace sud has but one eye and IL about - years
I'D II Is highly probah!@ that he is lurking a5ou
hi the city al Richmond 10 Repricu. ~ taken
10 either place. s2s will De paj. 5h i, taken ltp
anywhere Else and lodged il jan ge; him sgain.
or ii delivered 10 Clopfoa Lyme, ia Rich;aond.
see ii.-Is GlCH'D II. LYME
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L>ACELLEET BRICK TENEMENT ON THE
~ south side OF Cary. near to Laurel street. and
handsome LOT on the North side of Grace, between
bs!videFe and Pine streets. for sale AT AUCTION -
viii be sold at auction, the premises, on MON.
DAi the 18th of September, 1862. at Al o'clock p
NJ. an excellent BRICK TENEMENT. located "A
above, containing ) roomE besides good brick
Kitchen &c. Also, a beautiful LOT, on the Forth
side Of Grace. between Belvidere and Pine streets
ironfing 10 feet, running back $50 feet 10 an alley
10 feet wide.
TERMS -One.th.rd cash balance at 6 and l2
months, tor negotiable notes, interest added se-
cured by trust deed.
&c "a dODDIN & AppERSON au.,,,s
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SUNAW AfS.-RanaEyay from Second Section
{, ikichaond aud Danyille Railroad. the follow.
Ing SLAVES. The legal reward Will he paid TO,
the!r return 8. the Office of the company In Rich.
mend or ri any Sta's0l on the road--vH
WASHINGTON; very dark, tiyr at nine OF ten
Inches high atamIoeIs - !!ftir when spoken TO-
NELSON s!ont built DARK cusof. i've fret sevar
or atgA! inehss h.gh
iaOSAS yellow complexion, rather slow ic
hia movements. i've feel nine or ten inches high
ali 5he Property ii Vim Il. BnekhAr. of Caroline
county :. IL Ills
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THE VIRGINIA UNCHANGED PRISONERS At
ViCkSBUR9


We understand that within the past tea days
shout four thousand Confederate prisoners of war
Lave been delivered to our Commissioner 81 Vicks
turs by the Federal authorities for exchange Most
snhsss men were esptared 81 Fort Donelsoa, and
belonged 70 Mississippi, Tennssses and Kentucky
regiments, and Will s sent TO their respective com
mands. About four hundred Of The pr,s ,ners re
fsrred 10 were captured IN Virginia ana belonged
10 Virginia regiments, many Of whom have been
confined in prison 81 Camp Chase snd other North
ern prisons for nearly twelve months The officer
in charge Of these Virginia prisoners a; Jackson,
Miss, has expressed his determination 10 organize
them into q battalion for seryies in the West uot
permitting them to return TO their old commands
in Virginia. Strange and unreasonable ~ his may
appear, yet there can be no doubt OF the fact that
such al intention las been expressed, and we cali
attention TO the subject With the hope h&, the 1t
t6orities may take the matter in hand and have
these men sent TO their original commands ~ they
have right 10 demand and expect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

INXCELI4ENT BRICK TENEMENT ON TIE
~ WEST LINE OF 5rI. BETWEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON STREETS. FOR SALE We
are authorized 20 sell the excellent Brisk Tenement
located "a above, low in the occupancy Of Mr.. Jas
81 Baker l; ID we'll built; has gas and water, and
Is very convenient for Il small sized family Pos
session given in JANUARY next Apply to
80 - II GUDDIN IL APPERSVE
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BY ALKXANDER MORT. lEs1sMs1.

E>URNITURg, GROCERIES, 3 h RS. &C.
I Will be sold at auction At my store, on TUES.
Mattresses, Chairs Tables, Stoves, Crockery and
Glasswa e. Clothing, &c.
ALSo-6 barrels Ginger Cakes; bags drtsd
Psaches bags dried Apples I hss Salt; l ksg
Raspberry Syrup; bbls. Vinegar, and sundry oshss
articles In the grocery line.
seN ALEx. MOTT, Aae,.
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bJnAWAS a.The following named slaves left
I :, the Hs5 arssnt Railroad at Danvilie and are
now - tfE a reward of SOS each will be paid
tor tte,I, .Nv,, ii Danvilie II taken In the STATE
or : y, ;d.eb - another State. or liberal re-
ware ! ,e,ss.lco ia ANY jail whete they can be Sc
tufed
i&AIA g. ie" on Angus. list. cas himself Isaiah
fautei
ANDERSON g GA August IA
WILLIS .,sit tue 18th of August: calls himself
Willis HunteG IA ilgnJ brown. spare made. and
speaks Q:ick when spoken TO-
tE0huG lefy ~ The tto OF Augusf: calls himself
lteorgr fsyimr
kltH RID !e!t on the 2ith OF August: ealls him.
bel. Richard iTyriSn; il dark brown; wears goatea
and gnnustsebe
RICHARD left on she Gath OF August: cais him.
self Richard He0ry lee; brown color; had on a
brown felt ht; with curve top.
i6AAC ietl Oh the 24sh OF August; calls himself
Isaac Moore s,alaneTs IN his speech
GEORGE, calling himself ueorgs Salien re.
Gently owned by Wa. Warwark. Macon r. O.
r6a hatan navel slightly enlarged
WEbe atore slaves having bsan recently pur
chased in Richmond, particular desc ip,ion
will he given Or soon rs their original owners can
be heard from. +. D. WiLBURN,
Sup, Section Piedmont Raiiroad
stS-~-f- A., nauylils
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4 DESIRABLE FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
n on Mil street, ip Adams Valley, At AUG
TlUNWe will sell Upon the premises. on SAT-.
URDAY. tue 21th day Of September commencin,
al q o'clock =. NJ, 4 vesy desirable framed house
snd o located on sill street. N Adams Valley, and
near Ia the new work shops of the Virginia Central
Railroad company. II contains four good rooms
and IL particularly adapted for small sized faini-
iy. The lOs fronts 40 feet and runs back POO feet
TEkhs.--Oae-'hird cash; the balance 81 4 and 6
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
aud secured by !. trust deed. ..-
SEGA JAS H. TAYLOR SON aueYs
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ltEE AwD EiRr iSsURayCE.

4 Z Z i s & Il a zee.
IL t.IsnpAly Of 'he VAliay % Virginia {ai
FafaaN :,ls J g 5tt@l @3000o0
Ar-is-4 Insurance 3nI Bankiu, Company
ttseoIs. ca ..ts.l $500 go.
Eu:.ujs A.A6 Insurance Company, (Aabalna)
eapisi 400 90.
RISKS taaaa Ia the AOove nailsd companies, IN
town S.ol-4 y on The most favorable terms
losses pf1miIy settled.
WM. 4. CHARTERS,
insui anca Agent, office Oh 18th sisesi,
~ G--xnk Bel Main AMI Bank sis
! RE I.EUGLECE-TuE SOUTHERN MI
{ i TGAf. II INSURANCE COMP ANY
LilI~IGAiA =. C.~Tlis is the Oldest Life Iusur-
aics GotD rtay l. the ConEederacy. being fourteen
years "a hHs II large accumulated fund, and Is
STRICTLY HtrC IL. Pamphlets, containing sill ne
uesstry il. AZ .Lioii furnished this agency.
WIN. A CHARTERS,
Insurance Ageat, oI'sce on ] It'll street,
se G--&w% BET. Main aud Bank SITS.
GsLzVE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOSE
= ASD FIRE INSURANCE GOMY.-CAPTTA A.
asp Stt,gLus .340.0iO-This Company continues
10 iHs3JAE SLAVES for cue or efsn OF Years
Foc.ss Issued at cGFrsnt rates. and losses promptly
pas hy WM. !. CHARTERS,
lrsllrance gent. ofhc5 on Ilth street,
81 S-..Ns Bet. Main and Bank s,s.
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tSAW Afk A f,sso nied ffota The service II
J l., me James River and Kama. Ia Company
Sunday last, negro ,n-O. named AkTHi < and
EDWARb
Aki 1T belongs 20 Mts. Ellis. Ia spoIsyl ans
county. lie is ROnnt thirty yeaIs 0i s.gA is of low
stature, brown soiof, tai iacc, with it, and
ha5 che detective Eye
EDNA {D belongs "a Mrs. Randolph, in fau-
qt!ivs COMFY. E.e il aboni sixty year, III age, Of
low s.3,iIa ant brown color. The company will
pag what tie Law Ailo1s ana te dollars besides
Ca,4 u ness IeE. i afTaste,. and returned to Mr
Santa i. Th@rp. Master Carpenter, hear tie .ic7t
loss q. tiiS CaTti. iiIa~ Iu.ie- above This city
T. L. IHiNN,
II IL = Aupt ! *. and K Canal.
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sn.4 DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
sSjtF my Stofr. nu Tuesday, March l7ta. my ue-
gFn 1es LEWIS WASHINGTON. He isa bright
ilr,..r-J ;Al2 set. about five feet high, II years
h6; had 0g when last brown sack coat,
tT"v71 pants. aud military cap. The above lie.
~ aga II 500 Gi.i be paa for Lis delivery to No.
J. Is \ :. CoTTREII. No l2a Main 81
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4 heir new building on Msu street, next door to
tii7 Bank 81 Virginia, Ktchinond)
CAPITAL. ....-..-----..---. SiOo,Ooc
SURPLUS t.---.---.-..<.--.... aO,UCU
This old institution tes :lbshed by tho Virginia
IeQisnuYe aud in successful operation for thirty
years. continues - insure. in city ana country.
against ioss damage by lire, ssIl'-t every de-
seription Of property.
Sea ,i-hs On ships and esrsees, and risks "u i'll.
lana transporter ion. taken 10 all parts o the world
Ut reasonable rates Of premium.
3'he very ii5aTa STARE oi The public patronage
which il has So long eacsiVed. operates in te'urn
hnefa! and pTornpt settlement IT claims, which IT
hes ever been is pleasure 10 observe.
Warmers merchants, aud eitzena generally, n.ay
be referred - parties already insured ia this Com
rany, in over 50 eeuuties In The state.
application. by letter OF Otherwise Ia The Prani.
,laa. Score iaTJ, iii meet prompts a,tantioh
DIRECTORS:
Z o t7oltlng. q. ". Purcell
VI l. GoWalan Jos, +. Winston,
II l.. Kent, ii. A. Claiborne.
Nu, Palmer, tteo. w. Smith,
JOS r. FoS,ri Jna A. Scott,
Jas 4. Inhea. K ii. Matry,
j l.. Wads~oFIh 4. Cnien, nj. ID.
WA. Beela, fhoa. Salnsoil
Wa. WILLS. Jf Sec'y. DC LIST
IlFE.F AND NJ 4 aiNE
INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
6DFFiCE, No 133 MAIN IL T.. Cor IN iiTnj ~
RICHMOND, VA.
s.aS
Ghartessi 18th March liz.
This old and reliable instifution with ampls cap
Hal aud contingent fund carefully invested con
tnues 10 insure Slaves, Buildings. Merchandise. Of
every description; Household Furniture aud raIai-
" Wearing Apparel Vessels, CarEoes atrd Freight.
AT Inc lowest current rates.
i.osses adjusted and paid with all p'.ssDs dis
patch.
pfHscf0hs;
David Carrle Francis j. Bans,
@ II WORKMAN John Il. s,ublet:
John H. Claiborne. fhos A. Rust.
John j Wilson Geo. ~ CIV al hE,sy,
A,ex Garrett Peter q. Warwick.
DAVID GIIRHIE, Pres
JogS j. WtIaos, Treasures.
n n Eao0N SECRETARY d- g7--iy
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Y OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUC.
TION-.on The Harp Piano, Guitar, Sing Ing
snd organ &e.
peof Dge ENIEL resumes his professional du.
lice the tirt week In September next and will give
instructions In The different branches Of music a
above. His lJugrIed and successful method In the
art Of teaching music, enables him 10 complies a
musical education In less than half tie time
usually devoted to the study Of music.
Dire attention paid 10 tho muscular develsprn snt
Of the hsuds TO insure speedy and mastery com.
Enand Of the instrune Mt combining he ,rus man
ner of ss3deIDg music graceful, brilliant, aud ex
prossive being the only true course OF instruction
rs pursued By all collegiate professors in Europe.
Residence, corner st and Grace streets.
III
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VERY DEslR- BILE FARM FOR SALE.

A VERY DESlR BILE FARM FOR SALE
"A. have for sale very beautiful little FARM,
Of 80 or 400 scre-, lying la Mecklenbutg, aud
within four miles Of Red OAK Grove, Charlotte
county, Na. The improvements excellent.
nearly every 0Dr Of which has heen newly s.sctcd
In the past few years. The locality ia exceedingly
healthy and attractive II possesses every tp-
that could h- desired upon place of 's sife.
There are three orchards cf choice fruit tpo,1 ii,
ami. 10 The quality of the aud, Is considered by
these Who know :" f,e elnal 81 any 10 lr con!t
~ tor grain aud clover Negbhorho unexcep-
iicDable. II lies about alvs mile. rdIl Roanoke.
the Richmond and Dan lille Railroad ..nd within
five six of The Clarks1 HE aad kfysYliIe Rail
road, which road will doubtless be completed in a
year or ny one wishing 10 purchase, sSii, ap-
ply To NE in Richmond AMI Tor particulars ~
the place to DR.. Z x. PuRY EAR, BED Oak Grove.
Charlotte county, VA j. Is Ft ULKNER,
sc Ic-iot. Firm Faulkner 4 Clark
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DEAUTIFUL Cottage RESIDENCE o. the
1 South aide OF Grove street Ia Sydney. wih
four acres Of LAND attached, FOR SALE.-We
arc authorized; 10 sell The beautiful Cottage &c
dence. with four ~ l.nd attached. heated
above now iii the occupancy OF Nr lian}iist5a
formerly owned by Capt. John Wilder AtLiosoa. !.
commands hne view OF Richmond. Apply 10
Sc i3-6t GODD!N A aPPERSOG
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TNFTY DOLLARS KEWARD--Ranaway on
II or about tia lst Of May, ny boy JOHN.
He f. about q years oil age, dark complexion,
about fee. inches hlgh. always laughs when
spoken 10, and shows his teeth. he had on When
LIE ie:t suit o, Richmond Grays. He has been
seen about the city frequently. The above re-
ward will be given tor his indgment la ,aii, here
csn Eet him Dickinson g. HIS Jail
~. A QUINN.
su 9j-~i2is Keatieo cauniv. Va.
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DANAWAY-S@W REWARG--A negro BOY
N, named GEOkGE, formerly belonging 10 Or
Thomas Eunden, Of Spotsyivanis ooaaty, Va. Ia
is eighteen twenty ye=rs cid, much below jls
medium size, white teeth. broad nose, curly hair
SPEAKS quickly when spoken to, downcas,, and il
exceedingly smart. For yeaf TWO ae has been
hired on lie railroad ne.s Beaver Dam Depot The
above reward will bs paid 10 any who 4,!! ,ie
liver him to me, or 30 the If;Sresl ial
sc 9-.tt D. EpaTIN, No GG Ma.a ST.
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AND FOR S Z FL have for sale two
I 4 FARMS, one near Aatt0aA, containing 200
ceres the other III Anisiia containing 40 a:rss.--
Possession gwen Immediately # desired. Good i'm
proveinents both places. for Particulars sd
dress FARMER" Mattoas Depot. Amelia
l3--Im'
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WI Languages, and Of MatJlemS ties on 9Th St..
between Marshall and CiRy-The next annual SIS.
sion OF this School VIII commence on MONDAY,
32i September Inst.
fERMs-For the session. payable semi.annc ally
in ssivanee- For English snhiscts Mathematics and
Ancient Languages, $40, so, or $50 according TO
grade of studies. For the French and Spanish
Language each so extra
For further PARTICULARS, apply to
tr--ifk
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al rs MASON viii resume the duties of her
MI SCHOOL, at her residence in Manchester
A;tN DAY, 9th OF October
Terms per session (of nina months Sl5 No cd
ditionai chareea se Colts
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vr1nE M1HsES F0HHEH via aesulns the duties
% tisir E{siit1oL, ca WEDtKsDAY !, stLe Ist
u October. ct their scsidencs ca drzGs stsust
ssX4--StA 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

ME- y. TUREEg'&
Tvs SHEET CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL. Maia street, bel. 81 and Iih.
tn t;sl ca3srnic Year az thls Srho.l will e,5,a.
:none5 on A0aDAY. the .-gth OF Sept. isf2
MI. TURNER can he at his sahool roons or
al hid rss'ieHes. III street. between Maiu an.
fFNtfii In iy,t
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CRAY MILITARY CLoTHIN8.-4rsy Jack.
NJ cts and Pauts officers Gray Suits, and Gray
Clothing In quantity for company purposes. The
above nice Cadet Gray, gotten up In good style,
and very desirable. Any person or companies de-.
string 10 be uniformed Will lind II their interest
10 call st VIM IRA SMITHS
So x2-6t la Main street. (up stairs
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AND BELOW RICHMOND. IN henri
COUNTY. FOR SAlE.-We era auihuri6,
To sell hundred and forty six ac-es OF LAND
lying seven miles below the city Of Richmond un
ed. ard is we'll adapted 10 he cuiEnr- -: COIN
wheat, &c, and with some inrTcS oIneni, Won
answer Az market garden The ulpro} aMenea
consist Of plain Dwelling House, " th four roogts
Rarn, Stable, &c The location is yrry healthy -.
The Farm cAu he purchased upon moderate teFGIs,
and Possession had inlmedi8teiv
CLOpfON Il LYME.
&c 90--dis Real Estate Agents.
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TWO HUNDRED poLLARS RfWARU--
i Runaway. on Monday night, my n egro IAN
ROBERT, or, - he is sometimes called sELAM-
he is ahont feet Inches high and about e years
old, rather sou well bull, quite ark and Of COOS;
address. he may be seeking ap opportunity - sc.
beyond oGf ines will give : 1913 reward { taken
IN the city, ana $500 II tssau Ill shy Of fle com
ties. J. H. TAbBnTT
81 2G-in liih and Bead Ks.
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poAgDiNG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Id Hy fir. and Mrs. WIN. Is. JOHNSON and
MI MANY ANN CLIFFORD, Fredericksburg, va.
i he next annual sessIon Will commence J the ist
CT october nsxi. For particulars apply 10
WIN. Il. JOHNSON.
9e 2U--is.s Frelafic kshYirg va
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TsWEETY DOLLARS REWARD win be psid
/ for the return or 10. inflammation resulting il
the return to me, of MY cook HARRIET, who
ran oh Richmond, August q. She is q
bright thin breasted, tall. aneaklng raslsito. she
can read Is Alsthodlst Sings very tnTi and Is is
posed to atEuss 49, 1as severely whipped August
is. Supposed to bave GU black skirt and red
body, eoiorsd straw bonnet ana blHe ribbons
Shows fns teeth when spoken to. i bought heT of
DIR. Dorsey Of Maryland Age IS.
II r. TAYLOR.
HsnTieo Aagust 10 .a g2.-I9tS
1JASAWAY-@50 kHWAKD--Ffo1a tbs sot
III, seriher, in Madison, Rockingham county. T.
G.. q negro boy. named JOHN Said boy Ia about
Ave feet high. black, aud about eighteen years Old
John Ii The property Of Mr. Brown, Of virginia
hired by me last spring. and may DO attempt
Ing to make his way baci. TO his old home On he
Rappahannock. win pay $50 reward for hiz gp
prehenson and delivery 10 no In Madison, or s15
for Lis confinement 10 any JAIL iat can get bias
au l3-l2tf NATHANIEL. SEA LES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

ALUABLE FARM OF 1891 ACRES, IN
v HANOVER COUNTY, ~ miles Northeast of
Richmond sad three miles OF Peakes Turnout On
the Virginia Central Railroad. FOR SALE.-At
the request of MIR Samuel 3. Atkinson, we offer
for sale the FARM on which he fesdes located az
above. adjoining The lands Of Thes. Taljaferro, E3
ward Pollard. and Francis Wheat conf aiming l5{i4
acres, OF viii n about 100 acres are cleared. and
the balance in good timber. The Improvement
consist OF good iw cling containing iig. rooms
kitchen quarter. COW house, carFiage-house, S C
young peach orc hard of choice irnt, and we'll
OF good water In the yard. The land lays Wcl
and Is adapted to yeRe fables corn, wheat Dc.
TEkMs.--Reasonable. Apply 10
&c y lOf EODOIN & APpERSDN