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nESERTED--JOHNN NOLAN, Sc years of age
5 foot Q iuchss hicl. hliia avaa nro,rn y Ii

nESRRTEn--JOHN NOLAN, Sc years of age.
I ; feet inches high, blue eyes. brown hair,
tair complexion, born in Ireland, by profession a
s'on@-cutter, WARS Il short, thick, brown gostee
hair cut short, wore straw bat dark psnls, ard
blue sack roundabout, has square, high shoulders
and short meek and has very little accent in con-
verSstion.
JOHN EGERT, SO years of age, feet inches
high, biue eyes short, dark curlY hair, fair com
plexion, born i'll Germany, aud when enlisted ma.
chinsl, well built, clase cut ,noustache, wore a
b!ae- glazed cap. black coat. dark pants, speaks
with strong German accent, and nose badly
scratched on the right side.
GEO GE STEEL. q years of age. 3 feet lnt
inches high, blue eyes short light brown hair Gorii
complexion, born in Madison, indiana by profes-
sion ste aplboat hand, wore a short dark Goatae,
very wide made, dressed in brown pants gray over
shirt, new black broadeoth coat, brown slouch hat
and generally keeps his eyes tixedupon the ground
John Nolan and John Egert deserted tho 10th OF
September ls1! George Steel deserted the 18th OF
September. 1862 1t is probable tina. they enlisted
under fictitious names, They deserted from Camp
Chains Farm, Headquarters Wise Brigade.
will give thirty dollars reward for their apprehen
sion and delivery to me, at Richmond Va, or "a
Headquarters Wise brigade.
q. a. WALLACE
Capt. Go. A, 5Hth Va Eep't Wise Brigade
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INSERTED From my camp, near Shie!do's
Il Spring, half mile West Of Windsr Hospital
a. the 9Th OF September, JOHN EDWARDS 70
Yeas Of age, feet 10 inches high blue eyes sandy
hair, fair and rather horid complexion; born in
Ireland, and claims 20 be citze.t of Maryland
is square shouidered and stout said desertar was
under sentence of court martial, and had on ball
aud chain al the time he left.
will give $50 reward for his apprehan sion and
delivery to me AZ Richmond, or at lay camp
GEO. WARD, Cspn Madison 1t Art'y.
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DUNAWAYS.-The following named Slaves
y left the Piedmont Railroad at panville, ON the
2Sh August:
DAVY--5 feet q inches high, yellow, hazel eyes
right arm has been broken about 81 years old
Bought Of WIN. BOrahan, of Southampton county,
Va
TONS feet inches high yellow black eyes,
scar over the right eye, smiles when spoken to,
about 26 years old. Bought of Peter Burchett,
Prince George county.
THACKER-Hred of Jesse Brown, Griffin CO..
N G.
Areward of S25 each for Davy and Tom will be
paid, if taken within the State and $50 each il
taken In another 81 ate and delivered to me at Dan
Vile; and the legal reward for Thacker.
E. 3. WELBURN,
Superintendent First Division Piedmont
se2-ts Railroad at Danve.
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nEAUIIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE 90 he
I South side of Grove street, in Sydney, with
four acres of LAND attached, FOR sALB-w.
are authorized 10 sell the beautiful Cottage Res.
dencc. with four acres of land ATTACHED located n
above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Hsmbeion.
commands tue view of Richmond Apply 10
lift GDDptN 4 ApPEksDy
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q. n AELNEE,
Capt. Go. A, 59th Va Reg't, Wise Brigade.


nEE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
EEWhkD.-I wilt give $50 for the sppre-
hepsion aud delivery TO the 18th Virginia regiment,
tPickeits hrl.ade,) Of WIN. H. HAMILTON. wh,
enlisted al Substitutes in't1e Black Eagie eomrany
and deserted about the middle Of ,ja!y
Ssid Hamilton is about Is years of sge, about )
feet inches high, dark hair and eyes aud fair COM
plexiou. THDS. z. SHIELDS,
Sc lifts Cant Co A lSth Va Kegt
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100 DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway from
lUU my store. ON Tuesday, March nth, my US
gro boy LEWIS WASHINGTON He isa bright
mnatto, thick set. about Ave feet high, Is years
old; had when lost u brown sack coat,
brown pants, and . military cap. The above rs.
ward of ol0o viii b paid for his delivery 10 me.
k6-M ga OOTTREILs No. 1S9NaiaaA
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A SECONDED from the service Of the city on
"A 30th June last, negro man named ADD
SON Said negro il about ~ years DID, about six
feet high; black, rough skin; walks badly; very
coarse and somewhat hoarss voice.
Also, ON the 18th July, n negro hoy named
JACKSON, about lS or l9 years old. woody hair;
dark brown skin; some blo,ches about the face
stoops forward whom walking, and speaks quick
when spoken to. The said negroes were hired OF
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Jones' of Richmond
will give the usual reward for their apprehen
sion and delivery to me, or confinement in Messrs
Jones l. Slaters jail, tina, can get them again.
X. H. HIGGINS,
an I9-ts Overseer City Hands.
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NEW TOBACCO COMMISSION HOUSE,
subscribers have taken the store formerly ~, ~
cup. cd by Messrs Clarksop, Anderson n 'o' ~.
Main street. where shall be pleased 20 49,. 49,.
eousignn.snts Of Leaf and Manufactures ionsss
from our friends and the public generally f'Vu
our long experience in The tebaeeo easiii-s'
hope 20 be sbis TO give entire satisfaction 10 n'i
iets and others ia wan, OF tobacco We resp Vuua
ask All examination of our stock, As u sploi vs.
large variety " grades sad Will De soie i." .ovo
Al, CLINE g. y. a. J. H. "ohb
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T ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE

AkGE AND VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
4 4 DWELLING, on Church Hill. 81 the eornsro,
2vth and Franklin streets FOR SALE-At iher,
quest of Mr. II. I. Pairo. (who con,emplstes
moving to the country) offer for sale his truly
valuable residence, located above. The 10, has
front of 20 feet and a depth Of l2t feet TO An
alley.
Also, Lot in tho rear, fronting on Franklin s,
80 fact, running back Iai feet.
The dwelling is ihros stories above the basement
and contains Is rooms including servants accom-
iuodatioHs. il IL ore of the largest, be. arranged
aud web built houses in Richmond The location
Is among .hs most beautiful IN the city. command
ing u fne view Of the surrounding country Tor
many mil4G.-
If desired, portion ef the Furniture will be solf
TO the purchaser of the dwelling
Possession given III q few weeks. The premises
open to the inspection of those disposed ~ pur
chase For terms Sc. spnly 20
~ fi---6L GODDIS & APPEkSON Anc'd
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- UNAWAYs.-Th following named slaves left
n, the Piedmont Railroad at Danvilie and
now 81 .arer. a reward OF SOS each will be paid
tor tber ,..very at Danyille If taken in the STATE
or So, . tanen n another. State, or a liberal re-
wara il tenvered in any Jail where they can be
cured:
ISAIAH left on August Ist calls himself Isaiah
Fap.ou
ANDERSON e on August 81.
WILLIS left on fth of August, calls himself
Willis Hunter; is light brown, spare made, and
speaks quick when spoken to.
GEORGE lett on the 9th OF August; calls himself
George Taylor.
RICHARD lett on the Gath of August; calls him
self Richard Twymsn: il dark brown; wears goatee
and moust ache.
RICHARD left on the 2ith of August calls him
self Richard Henry Lee: brown Coior; mad on a
brown felt hat with curve top.
ISAAC left on the 2ith of August calls himself
Isaac Moore stammers III his speech.
GEORGE, calling himself George Selden. re-
Gently owned by VIM. Warwark, Macon L. o.
Fowhatau; navel slightly enlarged
The above slaves having been recently pur
chased in Richmond. more particular desc, iptiop
will be given their original owners tan
be heard from. =. u. WJLBURN,
Sup't Section Piedmont Railroad.
arto Is Z Dapv
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So 5-Iws Bellevue Hospital. RiehmOnd Va
fINIE REAIfTiEI1I AND YAIrARLE FARN.

TINE BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE FAM
called WEST VIEW" on the Ptsuk hcsi'
four miles West Of Richmond. FOE sALb-Ne
Offer for sale, the beautiful FARM oesi rs soo'r,
called West View" now occupied ny MT ta"
Mcdonnell. IL contains 40 arres-sH open tSlu'
in high state of improvement The improve,
nien,s are all good, consisting Ct a large frsnsd
dwelling, and every other needful building usuAy
found cn Farm The location is mos, s''r~.
tive one, and the neighborhood among 'os oe,.
around Richmond. Possession given aocn' INC Isl
of November next. Apply to o>,
40 ust G0DDIy 4 APPERSoN
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
on Saturday, August 30th, my boy CHARLES
He Ia between forty and for'yfve years Of age
dark mulatto, heavy Set, about 100 pounds weight
five feet nine or ten inches high, and has broken
nose. which turns up. appearing somewhat like a
bull dogs. He had on when he left gray pants
check shirt, pair OF Government made shoes, ard
y wool hat He IL supposed to be down about
Rocketta The above reward will be paid for his
delivery In Jail, 10 that can g~t him.
LlkUr. CLINTON FERRY.
~ 9-lmk Co. T. ist Texas Rse't
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
rome time In June, from Mrs Wilks on Frank
I'm street, near the Old Market my bog CHAR.
LEY. He is six,esn years old and is Of ginger.
bread color / think be has been taken UP by some
OF ourss0diers ~ cook, put some pubic works
He is the property OF Miss G.. A. Miller
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INOk kENr-rhe STORE No. %, MAN street,
T. now occupied by Richardson Go. fcr 'enns'
1e apply 10 the present tenants. Possession s.s'S
the LIST of October. al To-eooi-s
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ITCR SALE-~SHEEr.--50O head OF my farm. a
T. miles from Lynchburg. Part of them very
fine wool aud part in hne condition for killing.
J. Il. CALDWELL,
IL Int Al McFsanI 4 lrhv's
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HAT SHEEP FOR SALE--:i0o heads on a
il, farm u miles from Lypchhurg Apply TO
MCDANIEL. d 1RBY,
au lS--tEt~ LYNCH burg
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OUISA LAND For SALE, PRlVATELY.-
l wish to sellfhy FARM. on which reside
containing, by an old survey, 40 lilo acres IN
Louisa county, lying seven miles north OF frrde
rick's Hall on the Va Central Railroad. sni try
miles from Richmond. The land Is well wsered
dn the spring used, the water being equal to say IN
Virgirial and productive in corn, wheat, and TO-
bsoso has from - to 100 acres If original grown
and u portion of pine land Most of the oaiiinss
are in good order. the Dwelling house containing
seven rooms. II has a young apple orchard o'
selected fruit, Just beginning to bear si,o IN o'
chard cf old t-ees. II is good stsut tor phy't
clan, poas living NJ srer than from eight 10 Ten
miles. Churches Of different denominations eou
venient The neighborhooi is Nceleli. Any iui
Their information can be obtained by addressing
THOMAS HABRls.
Harris's 7. o Louisa Va, OF
JNo HARMS,
D,-hr
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NIOTICE-Our withdrawn from the PRODUCE
~ COMMISSION BUSINESS is hereby made
known. Tha4ailure to obtain acceptable assistants
has forced TO iris step, under circumstances diff
ferent from those for which we have waited
Our Office will be kept open for settlements till
further notice !: and the present time Is commended
to our debtors the most favorable for paying
easy that they viii ever sse.
Those having our GRAIN BAGS will please send
them to us very promptly. that they may be sold
while the price Ii high. When the Grain Bag &C
c. units can he written up. those in arrears will be
notified, and payment claimed for all not returned
Our co-psrtnership is not dissolved
Sc 20-6t< MADDUN a. CO
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M ILLlNERY GOODS, POT B N DAD STREET
Iyl MISS TEMPLEMAN is now prepared to offer
to trade large supply OF articles in ths above
line among which she would mention French Bonnet
Frames, French Bonnet Silks, Super Super Black
Taifetas, do. for dresses; Bonnet and Velvet Rib.
bons; Ladies' and Misses Kid, Silk, and Thread
Gloves; Ladies' aud Misses' Shoes Black Lace
Wells; Black English Grape. Most OF the above are
selections from recent arrival In Confederate
port. &c 20-dlmt
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II>OK SALEs-A SREAM ENGInE ri have Tor
10 sale stationary four horse power ENGINE.
nearly new which will sell at fair psica. Gail
ut the Mount Vernon Hotel. corner Of ssh and BYRD
sta sel7-6sa
DOSEWOOD MILLS HEN RICO Having 70
In, pared The dAna this mill u again IN running
oryier. send II ycur corn. Thankful fur paat In
= iS-sss DxNL h aARnAxR
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nlSsOLBTION OF CoPARt NEhSn'
The co-psr,ncrship heretofore exis'1us a
tween the subscribers under ths trm anu $50 $500
ALVEY A Lif5CoMR, Is dissolved ~ ''
consent -, t.u,ii
These 10 whom we are indebted, either iou''..
uslly or iointly will please present ttsr eisms
payment and those indebted 10 Us. either W .av
bond or account will confer a favor ey " ,x
= settlement ~ possible. zach OF US VIII f''
receive dues, and sign in h1udatsen sroHs
Our STORE is fer rent, and Also :, "
Room on Main street. next door TO AesaA V oi
Purcell 4 Co. = banking house. and oee"Ps'N'
both given immediately. Alvey.
JAS. 4 LlPSCona
Richmond Sept. 10. lscs.
1 rraiN hIz
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SHEEP, &c, FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-On my farm, hear Goors's 0rdi-
L nary, Lhnenhurg county, about one hundred
heal of SHEEP nearly half Lambs; from twelve
to fifteen VEALS AMI young BEEVES, and from
fifty TO sixty Sa0ATS.
sc iSAIt@ II H. Dr JEANETTE
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DUNAWAY-Fromt the Eagle Machine Works
III about the 3lst July, two negro men-one
named GEORGE WALKER. who is about 80 years
old, about feet 10 inches high, black complexion
and has wife in Petersburg. The other is named
lSHAM WALKER, say 20 to - years cid about )
feet inches high, stout, aud quite black. i will
give the usual reward fer their delivery in Jail
can get them. a. j. RAHN Ex'or.
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a,,rpS HATS &c
w. hay. ansned fresh stock Of stsale ny.
Fancy Dry. Goods, Boots. Shoes, HATS ",',.ssry,
BONES ties Calieoes. Ginshauss. Shsw.' Vvshca..
Tinware. Bale Cotton, Hardware, SILKS Wourn
Bouue,s Bonuet Silks and velvets. H0s'e'I, Goods
INC ;ood.. Embroideries. Iaecs. ami All IA OF
usually KEEP, ia country store at the old s'soaV'
j. W, 4 J. +. Marshall, sh.rs ls6s
charlotte Court House. Va. September .
lA--6f
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FINWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--Lost
between the Old Church, in Hanover county
and Richmond, a serrel MARE. abcut seven years
old with All indistiuet white spot in her forehead.
will give the above reward tor her, delivered in
Richmond, at Congress Hall, to G. c. Field or Jo II
C. Taiiaferro. J M. NICHOLSON,
Sc I6-6t* Lieut. Co f. 26tb Ve rept
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following slaves ran away
II, from the Piedmont Kailroat, at panvilin, on
the .irG inst.
HENRY; black, about 30 years oli,has several
whip marks--wss recently bought of John King
of North Carolina.
SPENCER-hired of David Holly, Chowan coun
ty, North Carolina.
JOE and TOM-hired of Mr. Roberts. Gates
county North Carolina
reward of S25 will hs paid for Henry if taken
within the State, or $50 il taken in another State
and the legal reward tor tie hirelings upon delivery
to me at Dsnviile + y. WILBURN,
Sup't first section Piedmont f. r,
so S-ts Danvilte. Va
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Hu It'll" LynchnuTg
EURNITURE, BEDS, mattresses BED.
DING, &c.--l have IN had fine loi of Furui-
ture, such as Bedsteads, Bureaus. Washst ands,
Chairs, .Workstanls. Marble Top Tables, suit
Cottage Chamber Furniture. Sc. Also, Hair and
5hucS Mattresses. Beds Pillows. Boosters. Com
fort Blankets, Sheets. Pillow and Bolster Slips,
besides nice lot Of Cro.Aery Ware consisting OF
China aud Tea Sets, Plates, Dishes, Basin and
Pitchers. &c. with many other useful srteles.--
Persons in want should call nj ouee.
PiAEO-A good second baud Piano il tine
cr2ef
ALSO--one box excellent Tea, for sale low in
small quantities TO suit families.
BOOTS AID AHOES-A fresh and good LOT of
ladies', mems and ehiidren's Shoes and Boots Jus,
in season, going off fast. Call early and supply
yourselves. &. GATHRIGHT. Governor at
re ls--6t~ Bet Main and Franklin
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF HENRIUO-
IN On MONDAY. the Sth. and thereafter until
the 25th of Sept / shall remain in my office at the
County Cour; House, irom . a. Il. to 5 +. NJ, for
the purpose of receiving Taxes. Persons owning
property or residing in Henrico earnestly
quested to come Ia and pay All persons who hold
Henrico County bonds, of the iii ST issue win pre-
sent them to me for payment. The interest
those not presented on or before the 25,h of Sept
viii be stopped. GEO. u. PEASANTS,
Sc s-ts25A Sheriff Of Henrico County
NoUTHsKN DENTAL DEPOT.
~ ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
BROWN a. HAPE.
Dealers in TEETH FoILS. LATHES. INsTRU-
MENTS, and DENTISTS MATERIALS OF every
description.
cY' Publishers of the Southern Dental Exsml-
ner." Ru ii-tR
MOTION YARN, CANDLES, &C.
J l2,s0a lbs. Cotton Yarn, from 4 to 10,
49boxes Adanantns Candies, 10 lbs. each
bhs. pure Cider Vinegar;
3 bags Ground Pepper
- boxes - lbs. each.
In store and Tor sale by
BOSHER & WOODY
re l3-d&c6t Corner Main and nth streets.
AIOTICE.-All persons having claims against
. IN this estate Of Thomas Samanni, deceased viii
please present them to us and all persons indebted
to said estate will please come forward and pay
the same.
ELIZABETH A. sAMANNl, Xxx
ANTOSl SAVANNA. Ex'oI,
se IS-3tA OF Thomas Sanlauni, dee d.
/ Nr AGoNS.-for sale the running gear OF sew.
w sral wagons Apply TO
Cart. r. q. CoGHLAN.
Ordnance Department ot Virginia,
Corner 7th and Cary streets. Richmond
So 3--ts E
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NIANTED-BOARD-ln alespectabie private
w family in the neighborhood of the City
Springs, for gentleman and lady. Address Box
g Post Office. Best references given.
IS-2t<
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CTRATED OR STOLEN-On the 18th instant
Hospitals office, q inc. dark bay or chestnut MARE
with saddle, covered with buckskin, and bro.
ken brdle. A liberal reward will be paid for her
retirn to DIR. F. FORMENTO. at the Louisiana
Hospital, Baptist College, West end of Broad
street. ne 20-4t+
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rJNWENTY DOLLARS RHWARD.-Twenty dol
/ lars reward for the apprehension Of a boy
named ToM-a bright mulatte. over five feet high
rather stoutly built, and short hair. He has no
doubt forged his own pass, be writes very well.
NJ. c. MORTON.
Sc l}-6t< Main St between 9Th and 7th
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NTANTED-To hire, an industrious white
w WOMAN to do house work. Inquire of j.
ii ANTHOS I, corner of Cary and 18th streets, or
Hotel. 30 ls-,;tk
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TOLEN-Frcm my stable, in this city, Tues:
\ day night, young bay MARE, four years old.
She is small. near sighted, and very gentle viii
reward literally any one who will return her 70
ne 90 Il -6tl A E DICKINSON.
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IHOR SALE BY GEO. l.. BiDGO0D- NAP
II OIL THE BATTLEGROUNDS OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all the points OF In.
terest, in connection with the Stage Of Richmond -
Price. so cents; by mail SO eents liberal discount
to the trade Sc 90 b.
NOTICE.--A1l persons indebted to the estate of
IN WIN. E. HARRIS, decd, OF. the county of
Henrico, are requested to make payment. Those
having claims against the said estate should present
them for settlement. s. COATES.
Sc 90--6ts Ex'r Of WIN. Il Harris decd
9 L T-AT EPOTTS a. HARVEY s. The
- SALT contracted for by the city has been re-
ceiyed Persons desirng to obtain Salt for their
families obtain certificates at the City Hall
se lists PETER w. RALSTON, Not Pub.
NIL CL0TH-F1r hAversacks, wagon covers,
" and ambnlapcsk Another supply ON hand
o6ll s0on n ron want IT, L. l. MONTAGUE,
. l7-6r CQgnsg Hsnk aed l2th stFssts.
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BOARDING.

VIE Advertiser wishes to obtain FURNISH.
Il Ed ROOM. with partial BOARD, in a re.
.Pectanic family, residing in the neighborhood of
k0uanee street. Address J. ARCHER
% l6-lw~ 223 Main street. corner 9Th
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LNVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Lost or strsyed
from my residence on 5th street, near the Ar
mOry bridge, small, delicate cow, half white and
yellow The above reward will be paid to any
person who will secure her for ne
So iS3t' JAMES ELAHERTY.
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nUNA WAYS.-Ranaway from Second Section
IL, Richmond and Danviile Railroad, the follow
ing SLAVES. The legal reward viii be paid for
their return at the Office OF the company in Rich
mOnd. or at any Station az the road-viz:
WASHINGTON; very dark. five feet nine or tep
inches high stammers little when spoken to.
EELSON; stout built. dark color, five fee. az
eight inches high.
THOMAS; yellow complexion. rather slov in
bis movements FIVE fest nine ten inches high
All the property of VIM FL. Buokner, Of Carol,re
county, Va il 2G-.ts
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FINEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed from Mr.
Charles Hanes's, in Renrico county. near the
city, two red COWS, both with white spots in their
faces ope had ON bell. reward of $40 will be
paid for their delivery to the subscriber in Rich
mond, on 18th, between Clay aud Leigh streets.
re linz JOHN A. MOSBY.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD --Rana7vey from
III the Henrico Poor-House, the 9th instant,
my negro man JOHN. Said fellow 10 about feet
5 or inches high, quite black, and is very stcut,
full iace and has but eye, and is about Is years
cid. 1t is highly probable that be is lurking about
in the city OF hichmcnd in Henrico II taken
in either place, SIS will lie paid SO if taken up
anywhere else and lodged in lsil get him again,
or if delivered to Cloptcn Lyme, in Richmond.
see Its RiCHD i. LYME.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD viii he paid
i for the return or for information resulting in
the return to me. of my cook HARRIET, who
ran off to Richmond, August 8. She is a
bright, thin breasted. tall. sneaking nuIstto She
read, is Methodist, sings very loud, and is dis
posed to argue. Was severely whipped August
LIST. Supposed to have black skirt and red
body coiored straw bopnet aud blue rbbom
Shows fine teeth when spoken to. bought her of
DR.. Dorsey, of Maryla Age 81.
II. F. TAYLOR.
HauYirp Aupuxt 90 D.--lntk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

FINEN DOLLARS REWARD-stolen from the
rack. corner of 10th and Bank streets, a stout
built sorrei HORSE with star in the forehead, one
white bind foot, and small white spot on one
tril. and small knot the leader of the lett fore
leg, had on when stolen English tree saddle Eat
recently put on. and double rein bride and martin.
gale; both reins of the bride had chain for about
one foot in length from the bit. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery to me The Horse was
branded "V. A. WIN 4 WARREN,
IS-6t Cant and Asst q NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

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