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nNH HUHDRED D0LLknS EEwARD--wfl
" BE- paid for the sppeshsntion Of my nesro boy
HENRY. He Il sbons II PEARS old, II dark brown
eornpiexicu low Of tatufc for hts age bat stoufly
made; be has scar from barn on one sim, below
the elbow, and bis upper front teeth black lie has
worked for sevsTsi years with D. y. Corfie, bleck.
knrith- He In said to have gone off with tfe 1ith
Georgia regiment r. Tcombs's brigade; D. r.
Jones division. but may be ID come camp near the
city. 01OO will be paid il tsken ri distance from
the city, and 80 taken to 1t. and delivered
In Jail here. tse H-is'I r. G. NICHOLAS.
rTNwENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--wi
BE- paid for tbs return Of my boy HENRY, or
to- any one lodging bifu In Jail 40 that get him.
He ran away on Sunday. August 3lst Ii O. lik ely
boy, Of about twenty five years Of age, rather
der medium sizs, (say five feet six or eight inches
hisb,) dark complexion, (not black with Dusty
head, Intelligent, and speaks quick bad on when
lie left black coat light pants ard b'aek felt hat
He carried other clothes with him and cloth hat
think be j. trying 10 make his way tosTaids Fred
81 lex sbDrg the Ines be may pass himself for
free, and stop with Of forces until he
can get eli to tho u nsces.
ELIJAH PEIDDY.
Henrieo CO., Va, Sept. 9 loo2 Sc l6-7.+
gI>WENTY FIVE DOLLARS REwARD--R.n
l away from the subscriber, about the IL. Of Aug
tist last, a negro boy named JOHN HENRY. Fad
boy Is between 10 aud years Of age, brown skin,
thick set. height not known, but well grown for his
age--was hired 10 Christian e. Len will pay
the above reward for his apr aud de,,ye-
ry to me IN Richmond. Mrs ~. w. HOWELL.
SO 12--l6t* or WIN II. SUTHERLAND
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Rifbulollo plspahb,
rnursnAY MORNING. -. :. SEPT. 10, 1852

$50 sssSs.sss g>sss Ss4ssss sesss4sses~s
FNxDrksck Clry AND yiclSfff Frederick
Civ, the capital OF Frederick county, Marys
Md situated two miles west Of Monocaey
river, fcrty-Aise miles west Of Baltimore.
branch railroad, three miles long, connects il
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. II is
ccnsidercd as the second city OF the State IN
wealth and commercial importance, and lie The
third in population The houses are generally
built Of brick or st,ne; the streets are Wide
and straight, croseng each other az right an
giles The town contains a haadseni. count
house, churches fos feeshyteriana, IplscSfa-
lians, Methodist, 3apiists, Getintn iatthetaiis.
German Calvinists and Roman Catho.seS; three
banks and a Roman Cathosic college anu otaef
seminarics, and several newspaper eihees. 1t
also has manufactures OF iron, Wool, rape',
f3onr. ropes, ana earthenWarc. The coanty Is
situated In the northern part OF the State Dor
Sleriny on Pennsylvania, and has an area OF
77O sSuare miles IL Is bounded on the south
west hy the Potomac river, which separates
Il FROM Virginia, inieYsceted by Meaoe.iry riv
or. and also drained by Cfeoctsn. Pipe. Lin
canore and Bennett's Creeks The Sonth
Mountain, a continuation Of the Blue Ridge Of
Virgins forms the western boundary. and
the surface is generally nndu'a,ing. The sod
in different parts is formed If .ieeo,nroSed
limestone and slate and is highly productive,
Hay and butter are raised in this county "a a
greater extent than in any other part Of the
the State The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
srsverses its southwest border. In 1862 the
population numbered 1856, of whom 3,2E'
were slaves
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PROCLAMATION BY the PRECEDENT
snl6 Of lie Caafitifran !Naies

70 The People ef tic Co7ysdsae States
Once more upon tho rlains OF Manassas have
our armies been blessed by h. Lord of Hosts with
triumph over enemies IL is my privilege TO in
vito YOU once more 10 His .oatstoo 30; now in the
ssrb of fas,ing and sorrow hui with Joy AID glad
uess 10 render thanks fnr the sres. Hierciss
,,siyed at His hands A few months since, and
enemies poured forth u, ,ir invading iegiens upun
our soil. They Laid matte fields, polluted our
affairs, aud violated Gho ssoe.isy ui eur homes
Around our capita, tlay gathered their forces, and
with hoasiin, threats ,iailned it as Already their
prize. TIE brave troops T1hicb rjiied to lis de
fence have exingt,,ssd sheae saia hopes, and, TN
der the ga,Ssnes ct t'a saiaa Almighty laIid baTe
scattered our enemies and driven them oaos III dis
nav Uniting ,has. deiesaed forces ard the va
rious armies which had been rayaSinS our coasts
with the army OF iDgeLsivn III northern Virginia,
our enemies hare renewed their attempt 70 snhiE-
gate st tbs very riaee where their asst effort
was defeated, snG lie vengeance of seirihulIye
Justice has overtsken he eniits host, in 4 SECOND
and complete cyer...rcT.
70 this slsIal sutcsss isccc,tiad 10 Ger arms IN
the Fast has been graIi Usiy added another equal
" brilliant liz Tie West 90 the very Gay which
.,1r .orces led 10 victory Il: pEins If Ma
,:assAs in Virgins, i.e sanso Almighty arm assisted
lis 10 overcome enemies at hithmcnd u keu
lucky Thus. Il; one ana taa saTe time, have the
two cfea. hostile armies been stricken down. sud
the wicked d.-sigus of oGr enemies set al nsusht.
In such eire alces. il Is meet and light that
as 8 people shaIia bow down IL adof,ng :hfnk
fulness to that gracious God who has "een cur bu
wark and d-rence, and TO oier unto Him the tFib
ute of thanksgiving and praise. Ia dis hand
the issues o. all events, and 10 Him sho1id e. IL
al especial manner, ascroe the homer OF this gTeG;
tsiiversnce.
Now, therefore, J, JfFFEasuS DAVIS, President
Of the Confederate States DO ,ssae this my pro-
clamation, setting apart Tl.ukspAY, he lc'E day
of September, instant, p 3 Jay ot prayer aul
Thanksgiving to Almighty '.od, Tor the great
ces vouehss,fel 10 our people and more especially
for the triumph OF our aims at EichnicLd and Ma
rassss Ia Virginia, apd At Eiehmond III Kentucky.
and l do hereby invite the people Of the Con
Tolerate States Ia NEE: ca thA, day Ii their
fssPective places of public worship sE; Unite
rendering thanks and praise 10 GOD for .ileze gfet
ciss, iinpioEe HiGl 10 conduct country
safely through Tic perils = hic!. surround the
fpsi attainment of the blessings OF peace and
curly.
~, Given under i.ly hand, and The seal OF
Z skAL the Confederate States at Richu,nnd,
s>~~~ thus foutth DAY 81 September. A. D 1852.
JkEfni.s,iN DAVIS.
BY the President:
J p BE.JAHiH, Gee'y Of State,
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nEaI. ESTATE ron YALE

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOE
n SALE have for sale a TRACT OF LAND
con aiming llS acres, iarge portion In Original
growth, lying five miles east OF the Court House.
on Flat Rock Greek, adjoining the tract resds
on also Messrs John ORGAN Jr., Joel Parish, and
others The improvements consist oi dwelling
hoase. with two rcous above aud TIVE below, cal
houses barn, &c. The land is well wsieTed, and
in q good neig56orhoCd Ii is within - miles Of
the Me,errin Depot on the Richmond and Danviae
Railroad. Is miles OF the Junction OF the Ri,hlofd
and Danyille and South Side Railroads and l.
mites Of Blacks aud VIII ties. the South Side
Railroad Having sufficient land without this
would induce HE TO sell great bargain.
K, BERT BOILING
New Plymouth L O., LuHenburg CO., Va
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N| ANTED.-rA young man, exe,pp, fram SER
~ wee, wishes eituaiion AZ CLERK. COL.
ookskesppg, and Can give un.ioulte I'd rafr 49,,
Addrvss p. p Dispatch offiee So.
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WAN IN.

"JANTED-An OVERS SEX no. liable 10 r
w iary duty. who undei Stands and vii 80 his
work-ose wit;ient family preferred Suea an one
may find good situation by applying TO
L. W. z WlCYHAj,
On James river about - n,ils from town.
re I-eodlWk
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~ OTT0WAY LAND FOR SAlE-i ofsr .of
y sale & TRACT OF Lam IN the lower -ndot
EottoNsy abou. thu Sc tuiIes from Wilson Depot,
on the south Side Railroad, containing 80 acres
loo in orr snal growth, Ito in pine. and fist land
aud the bsl ance open. The dat lsnd is verY suPe
riar, and can be very easily reclaimed The bud
ings are ordinary. There is u well OF exceen'
water in the yard.
.TEHMS.-siU per acre cash.
IL MrOJIlE
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fENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
some time in june trcin Mrs Wiiks, ON Frank
Ian street, near the Old Market, my boy CHAR
LEY. He is sixteen years old, and IS of ginger
bread eolor. think he has been taken up by
OF cur Poli:ers cock. pl;; public vorks.
He is the property of Hiss c. \. Miller.
ses16-4th JNQ. Z. HARDWOOD. Guardian.
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WOOD FOR SALE.
NEGTS, SHOES, Ge.

hKY-GQ0DS, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, &c
We have opeDed fresh s:ces oi Stspis end
Fancy Dry Goods Eoots, SLGes. Hats, Groceries,
Domestic, CRi,coee. Oinghan,s, Shawls. Cfochery,
TinwaIe Bale Cotton Hardware, Silks Ribbons,
Bopnets Bonnet Silks and Felvets, Hcgeir, Mourn
ing Goods Embroiieriea Laees, aud all Gce6s
usually kept i'll country store, at The old aud of
j. w. 4 j. ?. Marshall. SMITH Il CO.
Charlotte Court House, Va September {. iGG2.
81 LETT
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HIGH SCHOOL Tho sxer-
II caes Of .lis jnstishston win Be resumed on the
m.nt Aasrsss III. J. OHRIDTIAN,
af1-asS Hichmoud, Va
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LoRIOUS NEWS - BLOCKADE run
NJ Just received. per las. steamer, large 40
s1Stn.snt CT GOODS, comprising, among nauy
scarce sftiees-
I.,dies' Morocco and Gtitsr Boots;
Misses aud Chillren's Shoes;
Mans aud Boys Shoes and Brogans;
Servants Shoes, os al sizes,
iass, Misses, and Children's Hoop Skirts.
Ai-u al assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods, of
all kinds flaunel; Papialoon GOODS Also Mems
anil BOYS Clothing aud Undsrshirts; Brown and
Bleech-d Shirtings, SEQ bales OF Cotton Yarn aud
other Goods TO suit the times. Give II call and
see fur yourselves. l.. ROSE, 256 Broad St,
ses tux Between II and 81 sta
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4 TRENTON HARNESS MAKERS.

n
The attention of harness makers aud others,
Conscripts OF detailed hands, is called to the ol
lowing order
Apt AND lNsPR GEMS OFFICE,t .
Richmond Sept. &, lStl..
Ucacrat DFdtrs, No ~.
Conscripts i'll the employment OF the Govern.
went, WHO leave their employment without
'hoiity, will b. arrested desertsrs the order
Of the cilieer under whom they are employed.
by order
$. CoorEK. sdj't and iusp'r General.
All wnrkmen who have left The g $ Harness
Shops hereby notified to report to II. PkipE,
Superintendent OF I'D. harness Shops. Cierksville
before the Seth inst, or they will be advertised
deserters w. 5. DOWNEK,
se lo--2w sup'tof Ariaores
DIANT0N DUNCAN, Columbia, South Caro-
} lima, formerly of Kentucky is prepared 10
fill orders to any extent in ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING BANK NOTES, BILLS or TX.
CHANGE, 81. Engraving upon Steel or Stone
Large supplies OF Bank Note and other fArER
will be kept. al i--.u
n OTICE-All persons indebted ln the es.s,. OF
~ Daniel n. Melton. deed. viii make immediate
payment end those having claims against said es-
tate viii Pre- sent them at cnee 10 the Undersigned
SARAH L. MELTON.
Eseeutri> OF Daniel N. Melton, dec H.
Penrieo county, Sept, 9Th, tsts SO s-6t.
4 N0THER ARTICLE OF SOUTHERN
IA MANUFACTUkE.-No lamphlaek In its Gem
position. This ingredients used that Mason
has in his faunus Backing. The ie.iiness and
brightness OF polish equal to Masons. The BLACK.
ING manufactured by A. G. JACKSON,
Richmond, Va
Highest price given for old empty kLACKlNG
BOXES at my msnuiactory, No. ~ Pearl street.
70 Sins A. G. JACKSON
AIOTICE.-The health OF the undersigned being
restored, he has resumed the duties Of his
Office. WIN, H. POWERS, Assn.
Manchester Cotton and Wool
sc 5-6t& Manufacturing Company.
NYOoL WANTED The under igned viii pay
w full market value for wool.
WV. II POWERS, Agent
80 5-6ts Corner l3th and Cary sts.
ID ROWN MUSTARD SEED--ao00 pounds
Id grown Ia Virginia during the present y ar
For sale BY MupANiEL Il IRFy,
au ai-ims lypehburs VA
LAT SHEEP FOR SALE = 800 hea,is, On =
IL farm - miles irou Lynehbufg Apply to
MCDANIEL 4 lRbY.
~ la--EHs Lynehburg
TNGIISH BOILED LINsKED OIL, in cana, W
~ arrive. for sale. q. WENpLi NICER,
aa Ie--st. ii6 Man street.
LNLY's PERCtlSSlJN CAPS --sn eensg amsos
. le--sts shoskos Warehense.
LION 8AIE-Two Of thrive Mich COWS. Ap-
ply on Chinborszo Hin. next to Mr.. frsdsriek
TNa SAI.G--6HEEP : so hsAa On M larua II
u miles from lyNcAbnFg. Para ri them very
AnN wool. md part y - oendltic. ser Allling
J, = 0AtDW1tI.
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"TANTED--A good HOUsEKEEpER She
w must CONE well recommended. No n;her
need apply. III huta5le enc. good wages will be
paid. Apply, te.n zen the houts Of / ara 3 p. n,
at JOSEPH STERr'S.
30 ll--Mk broad sireat be. at aud 2tl
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= AI,UAFLE FARM IN EHG COUNT VI
Y CHESTERFIELD, seven miles from ihed'y
ef Petersburg and seventeen miles from Richmonh
at PRIVATE SALE.-Wo ars Authorized 10 'eh
the above Fssn, ioes:ed In Chesterfield eoea'!
seven miles from Petersburg, seventeen niles ifeL
Richmond, and within iwo miles OF tie clover hh
Railroad II contains $50 acres '0o acres are e.ss
ed and in cultivation, the remainder Is hesSpy
wooded. from which can be cut from ~ TO 70 cor"
per acre. IT..
The improvements consist OF Framed p"eli'ls
andsthe ususl outhouses, together with sewers
springs OF excellent water. The nesapo,noon >
very Pile SAINT. and the location particularly oe~lsy
II desired most of the crops and stock viii De a''
posed of to the purchaser. a, valuation
Persons desiring to purchase, are reierfed y w
r. X Banks, who resides upon the iarm, of 20 u,
sa l..--Mt LAS NJ TANLNR = SOS, Aute
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:. - = NRKTAaES ANp bAS s,Ns,sr
ssx.. -, hand and fer ssis, The io'i ss'a,ls
ss,s.a cAxRiaaEs dine Phsslea, o ,w rag
. . hand ens Dasos. caas. ogsss ss III s
Rngsies. second hand also. . ssfs % rIs Smles
ness' nise i GETS of Single Huseet A,p,y esii
Wagon. wiz Ies' JonN posS
to - 49, cesnes nh and sro.l -
,.,a Ts1sIr4;5 N1NuF ACruKEsS.-ra,m:Rs
lv rS choice ios u ToBAGco ~ ssnas
s..s.ws Issrs aaa small taasisaas rrssshes Cut,
and md U.sass. Laaap sAslisss Lsv ,n,ss Apps 70
tas. Kpivss saA ssndy sless a .an Aaasfsons
~ teb6eso g VI. Y y. - u ALLBx
81 iisrHy a. LaEliD onisa3 e .ssss,x
& 9 ~ (S6e ~ -
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I UST AKRiVED-A large and varied assort-
- n1ent of goods, consisting in part as folinw.:
Ladies and misses Leather and Morocco Boots;
Mems fine Calf Banorals;
Chidren's Shoes, ali sizes aod kin.is;
Planters Erogans and Army Shoes,
Boys and youths Boots and Shoes;
Red. gray. and white flauDels;
Black and white aud figured Calicos, Of tbs latest
Styles
Hoop skirt; Tooth Brushes fine and coarse Cuiabs;
Fancy Toilet Soaps, &c, &C,
Black Aipucas black and white Tape;
Spool Cotton; Pearl Buttons;
Large 10, of heavy and beautiiul lindsey Plals;
Ladies Linen Cambria Bandkerchisis;
Pins; black and white Thread, and other articles
numerous 20 enumerate.
tn. above goods - lske opened and offered for
sale on WEDNESDAY, MORNING. 10 h iust on
reasonable terrug JUAN PITSiSI
~ t.-.1.S No I2- Main street
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broad sirest. be. st and Z

"TANTED--SlTuATtUN AS TEACHER "A
wv lady who has lost her husband il: the bat.
Ties before RiehIaond, AMI who is couipetent TO
teach In ali the branches Of English and Music de.
sres situstion TEACHER an a private family
or assistant III Z School Refereures given Ad.
dress " A ;" box az, Richmond Poss Office
Ip-cfk
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ELIJAH PEIDDY.
HARDWARE. sc
CHOE THREAD, CORDAGE, &c.

10 Cotton Tow Lines, Sisnond's make.
so lbs Cotton Rope. assorted, do do.
300 lbs Cotton Packing Yarn, do d..
$50 lbs. Hemp Sash Cord, do do,
40 lbs. Hemp Drum Cord, do ito.
rs reams Common W,apping Paper
70 ioz assorted Paint and Varnish trtislIss.
1000 lbs English B!istered Steel.
300 dos Mill Saw Files assorted.
luJ Stocks and Dies. assorted
TOO Circular Saws, assorted Il to - inches.
100 Mill Saws, assorted Ito 7 feet.
300 pairs Mems Shoe Lasts, assorted
go pairs Women Lasts, assorted.
~ doz. Silver.plated Tea Spoons.
40 pairs Wood Stirrups.
4, dor. Wbitewash Brushes.
100 bundles Violin Strings. assor,cd-
~ RHODES, WILSON HURT.
au ..J--Gt 80 Pearl s.rset
CHoE TACns. COFFEE MILLS, 81.
~, papers Gut lacks LII kegs Tut ksuls
81 do Manzrs FORKS Iea. Boz Coffee Mills
IL dof Side Coffee Mills, ~ dog. Mason Black
$50 DO Auge,s sn. Chise,s ., dus Drawing
4, do Mill III, aud Hand sew Flies
i. doz juniper Canteens 100 900 sewirg hes.
.oo0 Harness lreedles; Cotton Cards; Shes
Threat
Tea Trays aud Walters Feniefs. ShcTels aud
Sad Irous, Furnaces, Faint Mills, Pat. seiauces;
Bride Bits Giitks, &c Locks, Hinges, 81
Bench and Moulding Planes Hatcheta, Hand
Saws, &C. for BALE, vhoierale and retail. By
WILLIAMS q. ELLIOTT,
So Lit No ~ Main street
l,H0E BRUSHES just 10 hand :. loL OF very
superior English Shoe Brushes, in sets of threes
for sale by JNO N. VANLEW,
80 R--it - Main ST.
pLISTER STEEL "A sma la Just 10 hand
aud tor sale by JNO. y. VAN LEW
va S-Gt ~ Main II!
SOD boxes TIN,
For sae by
L. LAFITTE Il CO..
au 1G-lui" Charleston, s. u.
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"TANTED-A NAN to keep the Toll gate On
w the Richmond, williamsburg, ava Central
Turnpike. Apply to STEPHEN HUNTER,
&c i5-3tS At Central Depot.
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NJ SlCAL SCEOOL.--Ths tenth session OF
Ills School will open MONDAY tho I'D inst, in
the Baptist Chapel, on 4,h St. between Clay and
Marshall Circulars giving full particulars may
be had At The 6ookstores from the subscriber at
his school reom where, after the 6th inst, he may
be found daily from . TO l. O'clock.
81 2-tI5Ok g. L. G. SALTER
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IOMMISsIoNER'S SALE OF tALv ao
I } BRICK TAVERN AT cHARioii ,,,ef
vA-By virtue OF deeres et me chsa,. go. cf
Charlotte made S6th August isol 10 sa a.,a, ,hs
Wi.bon and others W. Wslbous ad;hla' ',,,s .ue
up,srsigned commissioner. N III sell ~ s.y a
ton on he premises. on TUESDAY the 10 a' l.y
October, leb.. If fair II not. the hrssr iIrIcg
there after,l ths valuable aid well snemu VA.
TAVERN, 1t Charlotte G. IL Nc" oeea W
A Wilbon, Esa .,x.ins Of 4
The building eenta'ns ~ iooaaf, .,d III ven
large dinin .rooui, hands me paiof ST. are 10
tils,ed todgins rooms. The oni oa'i'hss ard
good repair, wea Of good water b, 'ns y sidss
trs, rate GARDEN aud about - acres 9, s' ii, .crss
far cultivation. Al.o, = lot Of land acou' -
one mile distant from the tasern :, &, and Il
TERMS --One.thlsd cash. oaiape' 81 nv COCA
,n.n,hs FIR bonds bearing IN terssi, sseaiso
nersopai security and title retained aa SutrH
mon.y raid. w" c''a,,,s..oper.
M A~so&llN
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nv ANTED-To rent an unfuruished HOUSE
w of moderate si2e on SLockos Hill Address
"Box a53," Richmond r. o., stating terms and ooa-
ton. 3. l3-,ts
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lEFaETEn -OS = l. h R.--Wqi.t-d Il " bite
~ sl.li - sake eare of Ugh. zen horses To
g .ngu who understands the bu2iness the hisbest
wages Will oe given None but sober. steady man
need apr'Y. Inquire Of 7. j. BGT6ALL,
Stables Southern Express Co,
ifi--EE Il r.. md
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Lett
my farm, in Eenrico county, within the last
twenty days, the following SLAVES. viz
LIST. TOM, the property OF John c, Grayson, CT
Culpeper county, Va He is about 3. years of age
quite tall, and has high cheek bones.
ID NAT, the property Of N. Dew, OF King and
Queen county il about IS years of age, of ginger
brsad color, aud quits stout.
Ri. AARON, the property Of Mrs. MeGruder, OF
Henrieo county. is sboTxl5 years OF ag,, quite
black, and we'll grown. S9
1th. BILLY, my asrve...is about 10 years of
age dark inuia.to. viii full black eyes is very
sprigbtly, and speaks quickly when s,oken to-
will give 81 reward foT the arrest and delivery
oi either OF tile above named slaves 10 me- in Rich
mond. or in any jail, go that may get them.
se LIT JAS Al TAYLOR 4 SON
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EoR EEET-STORE ON W5Ty : 70 -
- Intending 70 remove. we CTR Ter 90
sore nov Occupied ~ o On the eornar ~ 1ss As
20 t6~,s p,Gy.y,
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N" AETED -imIDsoiatsiy-A good sUPERIN-
w TEEDEN |, to take charge Of the running OF
the Da, Vile Wooien factory High wages Will be
given for one thoroughly qualified. Apply 10 A.
Y. STOKES Esq, Richmond GEO w. READ,
President Of ire Company. Danville, Va. The
best recommendations must accompany the appli-
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NIFTY ACRES or VALUABLE LAM tuA
SAlB.--I Oder tor sale, privately, lhe S'g '
Irac, OF Land, wing two miles east of Fsrmslis
IN Prince Edward county. The pisae COW slhs
large aud ecn,nodious dwelling hrtse, ana Al w.
suitable out-houses Is highly Ihpfc'sa anu -
altogether ona of The ulos. dssirae!s hstie niHs
he found anywhere III this section 81 eoaht' ~,
premises good water and the neishborhood . vp
surpassed ter its morality aud health InlsS
d, scsiption IL deemed unnecessary a. thoS ,s,
to purchase will examine tor themselves 1" P''
tieufars address the undersigned AZ tsihnsh .yyy
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Rau
i away, In the month of May or June last. sne.
gro boy, belonging to the estate of the late Rich.
ard J. Alfrend, named kLLICK COOK. He is
about - years of age. ordinary xize, say about
feet inches high, talks fast, rolls his eyes when
talked tn or with, and Of gingerbread color. He
WA hired, time since. to tho Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company The above reward
will be paid Tor the apprehension Of said boy,
that can get hinl again. IL is thought he usy ha
with some ef the regiments near s's~~.''1'''' -
ing hiinsslf oil as free
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

VKT +. GRABAu.
w. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
wond inform lis friends end the public that he viii
rtsun,c his duties - Teacher cf the PIANO and
SINGING. on tbs LIST September. Applications IT
bic dwelling, on 9th street, above Leigh, or ct
Meg1s. j. Woodhouse 4 Cos Book md Ansic
store. WIN msst Win prompt stteatie&
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