The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-20
WAN1n.
rREpEaAR IRON WORKS,

XXyANTKD-fIvE HUNDRED HAND3.-We
w wish - hire FOR s.s ensuing year i've hun
dred able bodied NEGRO MIN, TO be employed by
us At our Blast Furnaces IN Bo.e.ourt county, aud
at our Goal Mines on James river. Gsventeen miles
As our works generally are remote from the enc
my's Inca, snd the negroes are well guarded. va
thin. It greatly for the interest OF 'ho's having
The negroes viii he supplied With tie very bss.
provisions. which have already been secured. and
good clothing provided FOR them at all seasons OF
the pear.
present year will please inform Us whether We shall
retain these heDds nj the furnaces until they are
re-hired and II not, TO whet point they aha be re-
turned, some OF the owners may have changed
their places Of residence.
Payments for the hire Of these hands will Ds made
either at FArmville, Lynchburg, Finesssle, this
city, annually or quarterly at the option of the
Applications csn be made 70 r. 4. Glasgow. Fin
castle; WIN. T Patton. at Glover Dale Furnace;
James l.. Patton at Grace Furnace; VIM Jordan.
Alum Springs John H. Jameson. Lynchburg;
Benjamin Holiday, Fre5ericks Hall. Louisa co :
James NJ Poindexsr. Fa-niviile, or the under
sispe1, at these works.
no ss-ti5taIa J. r. ANDERSON Il CO..
VA. & TENN. RAILROAD CO.,
Lynchburg, Va Noy. 14th, 1862.
NTANTED-5C0 NEGRUsS-1his company
w wishes 80 hire tor the ensuing year. 1863.
the above number Of able bodied Neg oes, 10 be
employed depo. and track hands. wood chop
per-, brakemsn and trernen on trains, earpenters,
blacksmiths, Go.
The negroes viii BE- amply supplied with good
provlsions and pood clothing suitable 10 the season,
and vill be well taken care Of
Persons residing adjacent TO tbs ena,nys lines
will find it ~ Their interest to hive their hands on
Ills road, III remote from the seat Of and
consequently heir negroes will be safe from escape
to- or capture by, the enemy.
Apply TO the undersigned, in person or by letter,
at Lynchburg. Va
TIL. poDAmsAD, aen1 Sup's
~ H.-Perscns residing near the eneiDys lines
VITO hGye negroes hired TO ibis con papy for the
year 1892, will inform whether they rish their
HANDS returned at Christmas OF 20 renlau up3n the
toa1 TN DUDAMEAD, Gen. supt.
Nc H-dtiJan
SkJaNrED, AN OWNER Il have in my pos
Wv session HORSE, supposed 10 ks E or Q years
old. 3lh lay, with some white on each OF his
Aipd feet and STAR in he forehead, aud is 2.hat il
called stualr-sEcker." TLis horse WIS ia pos
session Of icau sud claimed by him rs lis proper
~. From circumstances suspicion attached 10 his
character, and he w.s arTes.td 40 5esss'ef, end
risosd IN my custody TO b, delivered over 20 the
proper authorities Ia NlcLilOnt. fetL!cg within
few NIL, Of the city he made his escape, leaving
the horse with me-. The owner of said horse is
requested to c5me forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take bin away.
DANtEy. LANE,
ro~ Ls-aE county, nsar woodbury. Mills.
De lists
ITAETEl,-MEN --Under anlhorily 10 or. sn-
w liza fsr tbs war the ash Virginia Ba..a'ioc
graCsel 8&jor ~. z. Eiiiatt by the Secretary C
WY, IN cpe..a, or1ev 30 2e5 desire TO enst
Number Of sb,e bodied men, - complete The
ssn!zsiou e. my company.
The day OF said battalio. Is for local and peciai
daTanes Of Ito civ II nlf---.u. end 70 J,eaiolu.
suoh ierv,ce Sc key may re o,derad TO perform
s5i.ln the circuit CT he tstteys around Richmond
and Manchester.
Fifty I.Jsls.Fs b,u2ty,
ba.ion', clothing snd good quarter furnished
ConscTiptS received I'm :. mAuLE
Capt. TO. z. 25,h Va BATH l0th st:est,
r.! Cana and Byrd, ~ 1872 a:aia Is.