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To rnf E1IFoE or 4rk .IirsEl.i
III yerr paper Of Ito ] lib; you ask Why it
Fs ihat the Govdrnment PAYS such enarnions
prizes TOT eveEythirg it has to buy2 Aid then
re- br TO tie prices set by me- for hogs. This is
not a hard question f5r ME to answer. to the
satFsiactipn OF ny own Mid; whetherEt will
|beltelyNurs or rot. ! canrot FAY. TbereIafe
tlhkel lLilgs that govern Prices lst)>fhe de.
raEd, 2sd, he supply. zbdI s1a,fhe relative
hmdu3t Arn.eriy used s1S the anioiint oi
rEaIdrty 10 te lEeslscsEd oil valued ly this
stipulation. Win tho stpiEly or property o.
aehnlnoeityS1s urrsnalIs fIiIited the demand
nndsEaHs heavy, 1.-THE money pr circulating me
lj,1 L; sually resi-fSaHt. Iligh prices is the
re- ;i. is fact is Vel kriIun aud establish
ed Il nll iisese swl0i have givcn the slightest
c isiI'sia.lo fot ilasss uf lradc. and by tie
IasE. dxreslence OF lie world where those laws
Aav Ieeii Jeff free TO work oft their legitimate
ses4hFl 10 not Ii,ese tfingk snbsist at this
5im{ even 10 the extent Of becoiping serious
natior al calamity II Is this not abundantly
nr3fen by Tic hisl. prices FaFd BY individuals
For What ;liey havtH to .Fuy9 It is not the govl
erniasHt alpEe Il II ply .ho enernors high
irieEs--i..ib al v..llo Lafe to Iay
4 tn the chke Of hpgs ii f4s. Tennessee, the
high prices con planned OF BY you. willnot se-
cllre the crop without tue aid Of General Or
der by the commanding officer. prohibiting
tBeit removal from tie e.ate. But for this Or
der individuals would cEer more than the
1pvdrnment price, ard iheaeby secure the
legs which are pi such vital interest 10 the
,tibsiStance Of the army. A word about the
disparity Of price in Middis and East Tennes-
lee- eanvassed dat .disffotIand found that
sight cents wosld lie a Satisfactory price and 4
would secure the hogs; herte ! fixed the price
i that fgure. When fraristcfcd to East Ten
.sssae, ] learned lly mixing With the people
Iiaf7 fething under l21ke. wanId secnre the
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NEGRO MIssING

4 NEGRO scfvSn1 risIned William or NH. tei0Sr-
~ ine 20 al,t. " a. Go0taa1. 81 t;caefs is4l.
ineTs Stall. Miihets. niyisgi..ef Cfn Brse5s arInT
was let IN the OF the army neaf Sparts Tennes
see. the time 81 It's sdsre carly ia Scptsnl lscr.-
When last Heard from lie complaining n incss
y W pay liber -sJewyld fr any information. IN re
gard - Tie where's butts &c -aid ssFvat T. his de
very Il The SelaherH EnFress Agent II clsat'auso
yn said necrn i ahunt IS years old fett 10 nse
e. high. dark cofnplexion aisd .kely.
noV4-z~f7 " GOODMAN.
I'LL -.
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sTRAYTD AWAY

1-iRDM The DEP sd tle Sashsf fe ard claitaacoea
f Railfoaa nn Saturday, Tie esi inst. BAY NAitE
"a Iss Lands hi tiad ott wislfe. yeafs did
~ t nat.FsAr NJ, kt tail ben said srimAl broke
loose lie atlird wHh her the reIruats q bride.
and aiSs had English saddle slftshie reward
,-i he pala h.. the recovery saiG rsre. md her
,,xerv A.. rae NJ This ssace
RN. LYTLE.
poI3 i've 7 siirgson c. s. A.
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DRUGS !! DRUGS DRUGS I

ff'fiOSE wishing anything Ia the ab We line. Nj
hnd Il much I, their -dvAn'a 10 call nj the o.e
Ft4tid nf b. +. Tut where they c4n he supplied with
tsl aetces are aSaalEs kept N Drfg stores, Al
trincs /, slit the tmes.
just received ilrg Jsfqpy or clipice cigars a nj
feiacces ID. MeEORKtsE.
oct225fm
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II i Toy Een aseeTfzined fact fhaf the
cucsnv has rfinc1ors fleet IN the Iorer james
river. n Eiie feiEhiouTiiood Of Brandon Bar
Buf the dos igiis pt tliis feet and The class and
cihafacter % iie vessels which compose u are
facas which are not satisfactorily known
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Esrif1 the R;chnosid Exa1-snsr Sos. T.
11f F1fE 1HcrsASD Anc1l7 ioN1sIs - HicuLRSD.
A gen;ielrar of inieili s.encc who left Staur-
toii yesterday morning. says tiiat Al HAT place
ShfrE he2it-gls story u there beiig an. A 30
lif;tn army - five ihouslud men IN Highlard
cotris IS ttlit ,ieli 10 be al gas
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6HATTANooGA, TENN.. THURsDAY. NOVEMBER 2p. 1852.

so established that fgnre as the Government
price. ! think no injusfics is done the people
ol Middle Tennessee Past experience as well
as re geography Of the two districts has prov
en- how much more easily East Tennessee can
be defended than NiddI4-and hence how
mnfll more secure fropefsy is in the former
thatin the latter. Fast Tennessee IS much
more convenient to the South Than Middle. and
hence transportation is inuGh less expensive.
From these causes, together with the great
difIeFsice lin tie price q slorn iu the two sec
tiolFlre suit the just and pr9per discrimination
- tie price Ton- may Ask with Ilropriety. ifa
hog is not worth as mudh 10 the Government
'lh Middle, as IN East feuiesscd. I answer
i is, if yOqare certain sou can keep it. But
the hndersainly that il may be captured by the
HanlSees, before yop gstit whete it can tie
nse4ii. makes al least as much difference a.
lherh npw is. between tic prices 6f hogs in.
the two secff9ns As % youl objections
against few Sontraci1rs nondpolizing the
busTaess Of the Goveri.inc,lt. ] thfnk with ,oa
ihatbetterI re- ults 1nisllr1se had by giving II
70 a srfateT number as q general rule. aud par
;IcnhrIy SO. 50 i.r as tIH killing pf logs this
iieaH s lcopferol. Owing to ths scarcity of
sorii aIld salt hogs should be 50 distributed
ss q efabis ihe eoniraciprs to kin al carly
land thereby save the dgrr they. would yclbs..
snmf ani'to select the mist kavsrktie spells
1f Yeataers to the end. tilf the NEST might
BE e iirqd With as little sEls as pcssif,'c.
BIT not being a a-contrE,ctpr. nor eren assign
e t4 the dhty Of sliHcrtisiig he4s-,u-hterip-.
~ tie hog3 bought ~ me- I VIII leave 1t 10
fhosF Interested. to fxplaif. more Iulv the rea-
sens IshRt govern their actioas. I n.il close
by rhassrkitlg that hare l,ng since iearnesl
hat 1T is esssier to FIJI sinit will tie do;nts
e pf fbiie ffnesienariss Nlhn 10 perform tie
.lriiE f pr these ofic{rs fil an us,cx-epsionaiie
iHanier. May It not be easier for an editor
u sdt in lijf sanetunl. ahl antcr into the fssh-
ipnapls bn4isrrss of sinit fiiIiuy asains. Com
Flisshries. Quarter Masters &s.. tlanf5 so ont
'''d 'effor.l tie iii'iealk 5}tncees~.ry duties
.if tiIg7e Q f tfrs tP tae entire satisfaction Df
dyer BodSR 10 not ffeEenl To .sfcra sii
Is !;fse certainty srIsan'l % sssat caai-
liiaidt 4ssil 81 many bhl while Ills IS tr,e
ilier1 re Ia'iy it is hoHsl Who ,l'.sasrSe .ac
7ntiispf iiEeir Td=pseiiyel positions is good
;MtiI As w'lli ps they can. nder At tie diff
eit.ti e.a ss'.ssl s.'eyIar4surrorl.ses.
Ngw 81 ui4a 10 81 is, that is snth
e.feA si.e organs dffpsl;;e opinion Should
fsrsiieH al honest efforts lihat may be made
10 e,lllsc, a subsisEanfe for our army. and rot
by tic use pfiejaiieIols cHiticisn, retarl tl.esr
pFpsFeks. By Irejldiains The minds of the pui1
lieasainst thsEn
ResJiecsfnllt vbuts
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Pipes. Smoking & Chewing Tobacco

cyEtsARs q ST i.Is. all Of tht i;tf,~E osi,iisx
- Also many other articles in y inrk bses 81 trace
cct3oi I'M EES. iEAtH
ttyesf si,e Market l. Gllat;snoura.l ,
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LEIPER 8 MENIFEI.
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
eLEsEI.ANp. TENN.
Rev. J. \. nrass,Isnxv. PrIncIpal.


fI,nE next Session oftais Instiiase viii cs5nnena
Il on AoHfcY the lst day ol September next. .nde.
the direconans pgfessnrShlp OF the RSy. ar. Brad-
shaw. who Aas hsl charge Of II Tor the iast ten
months ~
5 The Trustees ~ making this announcement would
most etrec 4si.eHt "a nj citizens who have
danghfe tncafs 4. Send theF 10 this Institution
~ E.Aisl hsse hal charge al tleischooi fox tie
last lea moths during Which time b has rendered
ample and we might 81 y uniyers 10 the
Trustees patrons aud pupils. There never was bet
ter tine for meu To educate their daughters than now
monfy plenty every thing EtrIaer raises bears
two prices aud tie IliG 10 this School Is thc same
thatit was wnen everything Was Ht low fgute5-
What excuse can there be now for a man Who neg
ecis 10 educate hi~ldalghter. None because here
IN Cleveland h4altIiy acaty. We have an Institute
with aHcxceilent Instructor. aided D, sufficient cd
ff Assistants. to Snsti uct all who may fayar II With
their patronage Let one and all put their shoulder
e The wheel and bpiid up ssirh snt,l Will be Of
.3-culahle benefit % - and eahenof 10 town
Ne have The building and We have the Teachers--tiss
balance devotves upon Inc people We hope they may
Roby phrfofm th.ir duty
The Trustees thankful e the citizens FOR The
patronage bestowed niei aIr BradsIaw heretofore
and glad 10 know tbst ander his aduinSt tipn
fhe Institution has not lost Any the eviale ~ t
iAton il sustained ia the better days of the Repab
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MOI Noa5 Me-tt No.Is so IL

~ Adyrrtsemenfs, not mar.Se on eopy for i
specified time will b. padsheA ole mo tth. and
cha ged accorli5g to the above rates
-.SrScfsL NorIligs charged pne nrf-e apd half.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES &n.

~. J.. KENNEDY. at file old stand Of w f. Ken
nedy will be pleased % iseet bis rirs and cnstosl
eFE AZ heretofore an the alloye line af h1- aess
PnysleiAns prescriptions carefully prepared. DC.
&c NJ l.. KENNEDY
oct2l-ffn fSign Of the Golden Mortar.
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RAILROAD FARE.

ok CENTS PEs, MILE i the regular fare on Til
Rad. aud all persons getting the ears Nita1si
iitkets viii be eated AZ That rite The duties OF IL
Conductors T. iapk the ce,1fft of pasc
fhd ne safety ~ Trains. aud nei u Collect fare.
Ifas,enrcrs wts Viii SpnpLx with the fnl5s of ths
1.nat ald iliFctase tiekets pff. ee ziteT i
FIVE CENTS PEn MILE.
] SililcEs trdye ing oa Furoagli win bs has = ns
4 All FAkF, provided they rrscus4. fiek Iisl.
fnlf apliises q 1oe but tsfes and 5ill
officers. Il, G. J 7le(ISStlN
Srp:t East Tenn < Gcos esAka,lt ad.
/ Knoxville. Ocioief 2Sl sSG2 is4,S 70 isn
LEIPERg & MGNiFEE,
rKoprt@ DEALERS ASH
COMMISSIONS NERcIIAxrs
IrtFsEfsaoiso IFss-
Oct. 18th. ls1s- 1y
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Rates CT Advertising.

Ore Square Of TKS IISFs or iess. one insertienl
81 and so e-4sip for each subsequent Insertion
less than one month.
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yoLu.uE /.
Terrna of snbaorfptios,..

s7- The CASH must accnfnpany all orders for thk
paper ShinpaStef oil private persons uiil receive
attention. Therefore such sainpasters had be etter
noJ be sent 10
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TERMS or TUITION.

IN Tue Urfl1Ttnt3I fffncnII In fuS sion VII
be nfce, OF the ordinary Prices.
The raie oi payment j. one-haif ia alyarcf the feSf
al the inddie % fhe term.
Eosird can be had in good families and II cougcn
iant boarding lltaiSes kept purposiv Tor vlne ladies
1lhe price at board. Inclnlg .iEhiS Snd ei
exceed - 50 per week g. -. rARKS
aue9if Secretary and Treasurer.
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PerEonal.

lltIt4intl rolpaff Harry hlaury oE the sad
Alslti4nIA Rsgin4ttl lla4 Jeln assigdei 10 d,L
~ II His city ebnirhansIatt Of Tie Camp os
P41oled P4isonths
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nz- 4 letter dassd s.. Gef5ges. Bermuda, ooto1er
%. publ lsd ia The MOBILE Ahveltser. saws sae in
hsbitaniH q those lslaads ars gig in ror OF the
so1th, abd anxI3us Tor cur ssebess
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AndESFFHfs ofE NAItf QKEiL-I4n sboIi.
ton ptpddpflNokkibb,lrl7thl Efvirs an accom-,
OF the pr4sreks OF n Arr1y says that.
on the Sthddy pt$Nielnk. Major 0EXeiis f;e5
Meagher Chlief ff StatfI siafisd 10 take 1 n,es
sage u Gkrl t5aflls MS, irv aiiles the left
shott iFsSe ~ p n sight squad
of caFairg hflll Yfra Eifdsf|i IA ilue regil-
iHtlon erffrphfs AaFl1 he Rlalpr r4de mp to
them wiki I4ntl lcsti4sieh. THRy proved Ia BE
a Foriihn h 81 tiait f'aYeirsi 1ihd he u-as ca
iuFe'l loefsFel lle k1iEiw l1sfins just lett
a Kichmp4A Thiseit ibia Prosbtcf WIS rathef
unpleasant; bsr sbth ktfervhfes hEs s,,iaral
rsasie. a silEla and lcie into . partJ
Of Federal dayatr 4rfl Tie Ma5pr, affet
spenliiig tilre{ h1sfrs iii the ii{faSssi lie sreb
els. found ip;1lseiiE once more At lbetfTs nd
ihree pFis94fff With hiIf IL RifFrroFa ThiqII
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ssl u tin1stoaf Iexasl Sek saye that We have TOW
aboet5ole4o trpSps IN tb fed rz Of the Niss s ni
river al prepared and al kiouslof sssivs ssrricr
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FROM THE ARMY.

Passengers who arrived by the Central train yes
,,r,ay afternoon were singularly ignorant of mat,
,srs corrected with forees the North side al
the Potomac. One or two parties stated that Jack
sens corps moved on "wednesday 10 the direction
If Haserstowu hut further than This they knew
pohins. They believed iha. he WAS going to Penn
.ylvsns by way Of Hasersicwn. The Northern
news we have published Tells us as much AZ that.
A gentleman with whom we ccnversed from
Winchester. states tbs, IL wss reported in tha
Town on Friday that heavy column Of our army
led arrived at Willismspoft, six miles south OF Hs
s.rstosn. Ii there is any truth in this st atement
it is doubtless the intention 10 clean ont the r.de
,sl forces st Msr,inehurg aud Harre,'s Ferry The
Same gentleman says that the Federal force a,
these two POINTS amounts % about sooo.
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aoyERNoR,s MKssAak

rh. Message Of Governor Letcher TO the Lesis,
,.,,,e WAS read in that body yesterday nisbrief
I'D business. like He disapprcvss OF the otter Of
s.,.r. Buchanan g. Co, to sell the State Of vir.
.,n;. n. water 10 make eals, cha rsing Virginia
.,,o,e for the wafer than il paid by the State Of
,,orss though the works are located IN This State
with regard TO che State FenisentiaYy he re
,,,,,,enSs the dismissal Of some OF tie present
,,cup,een.s, as he does not think enersy.
,aus,rv. or judgment have been exhibited
:, Al. management Of tina. institution
Ne recommends that the free negro AMI slave
<cnv,sts be cold, or otherwise disposed Of AS they
~. Int little less than nussnees III the neighbour.
,o>,s IN which they have been ro, so work
Con. Flovds command has not been filled up. be-
,s,se II Tbs Improper and nnwarran,ed interfer'
eoce" of Gen. lsorinS, who stopped the enrolment
ot militia in Monroe Giles, and other counties.-
The command under Gen. r.. however. Is now
large. An amnesty to those who have taken the
>stb of allegiance to Lincoln's Government Ia re.
commended. An increase of the pay Of our sol.
s..rs urcrd
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SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, ESQ.

IN noticing the arrest and retention Of this gen.
tieman by the Yankees come days ago, on The All.
thority of gentleman who seemed to be familiar
with the facts stated that Mrs. Price had said to
Yankee officer who approached her on the sub
&c, Of exchanging Mr. Price for the notorious
Rucker, That she would rather see her husband
tbot desd than exchanged for such a man as Ruck
era murderer. traitor. and thief" A corTespon-
dent at Lewisburg writes that Mrs. Price objected
to the exchange, but not a. all in the language at
ributsd 10 her. She held that Mr.. Price had done
nothing improper virgniap, Representative.
Gcitizen, and that il unfair and unjust to ask
b. exchange Tor ors under charges,
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA

Ths War Department received yesterday morn
irR information frcm .he command Of Gen. Lering
G. he most gratifying Character. That officer
.Ales,arhed the Department tina; he had defeated
tte Federal forces IN thr.e separate engagements,
sat that ere sou,ed enemy Were rapidly retreaiing
down the Kesaawhs Valley towards the Ohio river
while ms owr forces we,s IN no. pursuit. These
engagements took place the Great Falls 81
Esnawhs fsw miles below the mouth OF the
Gsnley fiyer.,
Gen LoIiug also states th at Gen fsnk ms had
Gently captured Fedetsi depot of srms and pro
Visions. and ,ha. Gen. :, penetrated some twenty
niles into the State Of chic The number Of arins
sRptursd is estimated al 500.
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KENTUCkIANS RALLY.EG.

The news from Kentucky, though without lhose
particulars necessary 10 full understanding Of the
real condition of affairs in that State, il never
tbeless encouraging The spirit of the people is
aroused, and throughout the State they throw
ipg of the shackies that bound them, and asserting
their determination TO be free A dispatch from
Gen. Kirby Smith, dated Lexington Ky, Sept
Sh appeals for arms for the Kentuckisus who are
fockins to his standard He says in his dispatch
that the p.opis are rising en- rEnsse and that he
could, at that time, add n. 900 TO LIS column,
u he he'd srus for heu,.
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REAL ESTATE fOtt SALE.

VALUABLE FARM OF I,27si ACRES IN LU
NENBURG COUNTY, four miles from Ne
herrin Depot on the Richmond aud Danyiile Rail
road, FOR SALE-We offer for sale the large and
valuable Farm loca Ell az above. now occupied by
DIR. 4. II. DeJarnette, and recently sold by him
The tract contains 27si acres, of which about 700
acres open iaud the remainder ia original and
secondary growth. The improvements on The place
very numerous, and consist OF large Dwelling
and every other building suited to large estate
The dwelling sits emnence, from the eastern
view Of which the scenery is most lovely. The
dwelling is SUR ounded with handsome shade trees
and the yards and lawns tasteiuliy laid out
We have in our possession a full and detailed de.
scripton of the place. which shall be glad to
show to those who may desire to purchase such an
estate Possession can be had in 4 short Tina and
if desired. the purchaser supply himself with
everything for the supply of the place for another
year. As the present owner has changed bis views
with regard to thensnsgemeps Of this eat ate he
has determined to sell it, and therefore he invites
persons to view the premises, In order that they
may Judge for themselves
Dr. DeJsrnette. residing the place. will an ga
learn, show the place and give other information
needed. For further particulars, apply to
G0DDlN Il APPERSON.
So l6-Say I'm Richmond Va
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7 ARGE SALE or VALUABLE FURNITURE
L WINES. SILVER PLATE, Ac.--Wil he sod
~ the late residence OF A. =. d. clifford decd III
the county OF Chesterfield. on MONDAY. I'D Sap
temhur, inst. all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Wines, Glass and Silver Ware. Mules,
Horses Cattle Hogs, Ac
The Furniture Ii Of the best character. and In
good condition. cemprising in pNt: One elegant
Parior Set splendid and one indifferent; Piano.
Carpets; Curtains niaingroom rurniture; GLASS
ware aud China. of elegant styles and large qnan.
titles and All unusually large aud valuable assert.
rpepi Of Silver aud Plated Ware. The chambers
contain Furniture of tho very best kind, very
handsome. and in good preservation.
Also, several densjohas OF very choice Wines;
also, very large number OF articles "a taste Pic
lures, SC.
Also, will be sold, the Farming Utensils Spring
Wagon and buggy, aud whatever Of Crops may be
hand; standing CROP Of Corn, and, inisrd. every
thing pesishahls bAloneins TO the aetate.
FsFeons from Richm0Hd can take the D~nville
ut A. NJ 10 Caaiiield Station and return Al
7. ~. ssme day., tbs rlscs Of ssle sipg only isw
sails 10 begin ., 10 . Clock As II. Tskas,.-CssA.
aei0 WIN D. BALL Admr.
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1--WE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS
"LETLONE." In P0WHATAN COUNTY,
FOR SALE.-Ths estate. containing ,0a@ acres,
situated on the Appomsttox river eight miles above
P0whatan Court House, on the old stage road, will
be offered for sale at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY,. the LIST day of October
next. if not sold privately by the undersigned PIE
vious to that date. The buildings are in hrstrate
order. The dwelling -hnuse contains six rooms aud
basement The tobacco house, stable, corn house
aud prize barn all new, and of most approved
style
There il also new GRIST MILL Complete ia
every respect on the PROMISES.
Mr.. RICHARD CRuMP will show the es.ats tn
any one Waiting II with the view Of purchasing. 1t
- aho,l, ten miles from Mattosx Station. "u the
Danviiis railroad and can be- reached from there,
hr stsge from Powhatan Station.
Fol- terms. address JOHN W. ADKINS,
Dover Mills Gocchlant or. 10
THOMAS NJ. ISBELI.
ge tl-iU~ Cumberland Court House.
(1OYNERs SPRINGS, AND OTHER vALU
ABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE--With thu
consent Of the heirs of Fleming james, deed, aud
of others interested. I will offer for sale on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Septem
her next, ths following valuable property belonging
TO the estate of the said Fleming James, viz;
The ''Coyners Springs tract OF land containing
ITO acres at good farming land, and including all
the improvements and outht sufficient for the
eommoda.;on of s1m visitors. The present has he-n
crowd, i season aud it's conve nience of access
Tennessee Raiiroad,) aud the intrinsic value ut it's
mineral waters, render thus at all times QUE ct
the most attractive of the Virginia watering places
Also, that valuable Manufacturing Mil on Glade
Creek, nuy few hundred yards from The depot al
Bonsack's with ia aeresef valuable land attached.
Also, tract at Land, containing AZ acres more
or less adjoining the lands of Susan Carney and
others gu The western side OF the Lynchburg Turn.
pike.
The Terius will be made known on the day of
sale. +. JOHNSTON, Admir-
OF Fleming James, decd.
Roanoke county, Aug. ~ l66s. All 29-Sswids
A RLELANDFORSAI.E,.-l In obedience
~ TO an order of the Circuit Court Of Alhemsrle
county made al the last Nay term, will sell on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the I'd day of October.
shout 1870 acres of LAND, belonging to the estat :
of Or. A. II. Rogers deceased. This land lies | ;
and adjacent to the village of Hillsboro'. II ba :.
been occupied by physician for n long time an
IL superior location for practice, having on 1t y
neat and comfortable dwelling, with every neede
house and convenience.
TERMs:--A credit Of enc, two. and three years,
interest from date, payable annually. purchaser
giving bond, with good personal security and the
title retained until the money IL paid
My address IL Mechim's River Depot.
an 2a-2aw6w. NJ. W. WALLACE Com'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
FENNSYLNANIANS JOINING THE
CONFEDERATE FORCES

We are assured, upon .he statement OF an officer
c, the Confederate army who arrived IN this city
yesterday and who LET, Frederick few days ago
that q company of Fsnnsylvsnisns, from Adams
county, numbering ono haHdrednad fhecn, arrived
st Frederick last week and rendered their services
10 the Confederate Government. This company
was regularly organized. with its Jwn cfacsJs. be
'fnis they left their own State. and declared that
shey were unwilling 10 stay at home to I've drafted
INTO the abolition service,