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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

On The 10Th inst WILLY LEs, only eAfd Of
Williem md the late Caroline Matilda Brown, aged
Is months and dsys
Hil funeral win take place 1T the Sd Presbyte
rtan Church. Church HiIl, this afternoon. at
O'CLOCK Tho friends Of tho family ara Invited TO IT.
tend wit, out further notes.
Az her fathers residence, in fIenrico, yesterday
morning. - II oslock, after brief but painful ii
ony d. As g. vac o ."s
Her funeral will take place this afternoon At
O'Clock from the First Baptist Church. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
On "Wednesday morning, the t7th instant, st the
residence Of his parents In Sidney. WALTER
DAVIS, only child of Thomas J. and Mary z. Hill,
aged - months and days
had Jewel, rich and rare,
Placed in a easket. bright and fair;
But he that gave that jewe! me,
Has taken Il back, an apgelbe
His eyes called my diamonds bright,
His ruby Iips were my delight
But those lips pale and those eyes are dim,
And God has taken hun back again.
Farewell my little WALTER, dear.
You have gone to Heaven sid left us here,
Oh may ths he orr earnest prayer,
That VIZ may be worthy 10 meet you there
TIL. frends and acqusntsnces Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral this ffhursdeyl
ing at 10 o'clock, at oregon Hill Baptist Church,
without further notice.
On Saturday, 18Th Seut. ANDREW BROADUS
Youngest son Of Thos w. p. and Lucy Ann Good
man. of the county Of Henrico. sgsd years
months ard - days.
Dearest ANDREW, thou has.teftus,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But lis God that has bereft ns.
He can all ouI sorrows heal
On the Sd instant at his re sidenes in CumberlanS
DIR. p s. BLAHTOT, in the thirty eighth ysar oi
. his age.
Departed this life, after lingering i'lness in
this city, the 18th inst at the residence Of Will
liam Haynes. nth street. Mr.. LUCY WIN
CENT. BLESSED ere they who die in the Lord "
Of dyptheris, on Saturday. the 18th OF Septem
ber at the Residence OF his father, Hanover. 10
SEPH L. DABEEY, eldest Of Frederick T.
and Martha W. Dabney. sged six years and twelve
days.
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DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE Y. Nj. G. A.,

AND LAIuto SOLpIEES AID SOCIETY. :
Richmond Sept. nth. 1862
". AN APPEAL-The recent engagements
~ of our army on the Potomac have added
greatly to the number OF Wounded soldiers in the
hospitals of the city and surrounding couatry.-
The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society aud the Amy
Committee Of the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton in full cooperation with each other.
SANITY receiving and distributing co.. tributions and
supplies for this Hospitals throughout the State
We would again earnestly appeal TO friends TO
send us such contributions and supplies will en-
able us to make ample provision for ths comfort CT
our sick and wounded soldiers during the sp-
preaching winter months We contdeut tbat
the gel erority Of Southern friends needs
other stimulus than knowledge of the necessities
of the gallant soldiers who are making such sac
fifces Tor the security OF our dearest rights -
&c lS--6t WIN. +. MUEFoRD, Cha
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Tag q TrNre.-Two hundred and fifty of
the siX hundred Yankee prisoners of war still re-
manning III Richmond will be dispatched home
ward ths morning at 10 o'clock, starting from
The Libby prison and the hospital attached
thereto. Probably two-thrds of the party will
consist OF disabled men, it being the design to
send off all in the hospital willing To go The
following commissioned officers not included
amongst those known as "Pope's, will also 30
down with the soldiers. viz; Second Lieuts
Albert Bonsali, d. Chase, NJ Koenigsberg
Thos Moseley. and Charles Zimmerman; and
ls Lieuts .tbraham Long, H. McAteer. Geo
Wehn and Capt David Schortz. all of the 18th
Pa. also. iet .Lieut. w. H. Clark, aud I'd
Lieut. Geo. G. Parker, OF the 2lst Massaclu-
settS regiment
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The Court. dlart;9k Col G. s.. Geo. Now
land is President, and 1sobt. Ould Judge Adso-
cate, Of the Court Martial now IN session bsre.
Yesterday two deserters. one liquor seller, one
soldier for sleeping on his post, and one man
for aiding and abetting soldier to desert, were
tried. All of the cases save the last were
concluded. During its present sitting the
Court has tried very large number Of cases,
and all OF them save one originated in the
Eastern District, which il under the control
Of Cant. q. w. Alexander. He has in charge
the most turbulent portion of the citv
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Yanlce Eqgtnes.-There are now at the
York Riter railroad depot two very fine Yam
kee railroad engines, the Exeter and Spark,
which. with some slight repairs. tam be made
available III more credltable business than
hauling supplies to McClellan's played out
Army of the Potomac" When Gen stuart
cavalry made its detour IN rear of McClellams
army, he found the above engines on the road
above the White House, abandoned by their
possessors, and not injured For fear they
would carry them of. his men disabled them.
Afterwards, the Yam KEGS burned oil tn wood
work and threw the connecting rods in the
river. Save these injuries, the machines are
a. GOOD as ever.
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The Co,,,cripsion Ae.

An 81 passed the House Of Representative
Sestsrday, extending the operations OF the
ccnscipelon acs to folsy-hvc. II authorizes
the president 10 call ON the Governors of the
Yexrective States for their respective quotas
Of mon. The Senate was engaged Yesterday
on the exemptions to be made.m the ccnserip-
ton ct now before that body
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the earth is this Young Confederacy. which we
should seek to strengthen and preserve, by
promoting the mutual affection aud good nn.
derstandins Of all the States aud sections, And
hy bs.nishi,y that demon OF party spirit, against
which Washington warned, but warned In
vnin his rountryulen
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Rana~ay HorSe.-A horse which was at
tached to a light four wheeled wagon contain,
DIS the vehicle WAS desc,nding that part of
Broad street leading to the Central depot He
became, prior to reaching a wagon i'll the
street above Antelottis furious and unman-
ageable. The occupants attempted to Jump
out One of them cleared the wheels, the
other WAS caught up by them and twisted
around and very much injured. One of the
after falling some distance from the wagon,
apparently dead. WAS induced to rise and ap
peared when lr,l oil lis docie as if h.. had not
been doing anything A barrel of contra
brand which was i'll the wagon covered with
sail cloth, was thrown ont about ten feet i'll the
street hy the sudden storpase and the head
falling out, all the liquor was wasted and run
into the gutter.
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DEsERTED-JOHN NOLAN, Sc year. of az

nEsERTED-JOHN NOLAN, IS years of age.
feet inches high, blue eyes, brown hair.
fair complexion, born In Ireland, by profession
stone cutter, wears short. thick, brown goatee,
hair cut short. wore straw bat, dark pants. and
blue sack roundabout, has square. high shoulders
and short neck, and has very litts accent in con
versatiou.
JOHN EGERT, 36 years Of age, 5 feat inches
high, blue eyes, shors dark, curly hair, fair com.
plexion, born In Germany, aud when enlisted Il una
chinst; well built, close cut mous.a ache, wore 4
blac< glazed cap. black coat, dark pants, speaks
with q strong German accent, and nose badly
scratched on the right side.
GEORGE STEEL, 81 years Of age, feet l0a
inches high, blue eyes, short light br va hair orid
complexion, born in Madsdh Indiana, by Tufvs
sion steamboat hand. wore shor, dark gesses.
very wide made dressed in brown pants gray over.
shirt, black hroadcioth coat brown siorch hat,
and generally keeps his eyes fxedupon tho ground.
John Nolan and John Egert deserted the 18th of
September 1861. George Steel deserted the nth of
September, 1862 II lis PROBABLE that they enlisted
uudss litious nanles. They dcsnrted from Camp
Cba6n's FGm. headquarters Wise Brigade.
win give thirty dollars reward for their apprcsn.
sion and delivery TO me. u Richmond, Va, or 10
Headquarters Wlae Hrisada
Capt. Oe. 4. 6osh w Kegs Wise brigade.
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Mayors Court. Sept. I'm, lo62-Frederiek
Sbafer was before the Mayor this morning,
charged by Mrs Solomon with entering her
room during her abseuce and breaking into a
wardrobe and taking theletrom money, jew
elrv. and several articles Of clothing He was
bailed in the sum Of $500 to appear on Friday
morning.
The other matters before the Court were OF
no interest.
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~. THANKSGIVING DAY-A SUCCESS
W. TION-That acollection be taken up in all thu
churches throughout the Confederacy, rs Thanks
offering to Almighty God for his great goodness in
owning our arms with victory. and that the sum
objected be donated TO the Evangelical Tract So
cety for the purchase of Testarnsp.s and Tracts
for the army, and for the support of Colpdrteurs.
The Evangelical Tract Society, whose headqusr
ters Petersburg, Va, Ia the ONLY Tract Soee-
ty in which ALL denominations are united
May the above suggestion find favor with the
whole people
sums collected to be forwarded to James g. Cuth-
bert, Esq Petersburg, Va
re l5-4t. MANASSAS.
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~ ELECTION NOTICE In obedience to the
- proclamation of Gov. Letcher, election
will be held on MONDAY next, the -22i inst, for
member of the House OF Delegates from the city
OF Richmond, to supply the vacancy oceasioned by
{ resignation OF John O Steger, Esq. The Com
msson.rs III Conductors who supern ended the
State election in May lass hereby notified TO
attend at my Office on SATURDAY EVENING, at
o'clock, to take the oaths prescribed by law.
Polls open in the different wards at oelk A. NJ.
THOS. q. DUDLEY,
ee ls3t Sergeant City Of Richmond.
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There are nom over 600 persons confined in
Castle Tbunder-50O of whom being soldiers
might with great advantage to the public purse
be sent to- their regiments,
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Bill ard Chain.-The court martial, now
Ill session here. have sentenced Jno. n Eubank,
member of Capt. j w Barlows artillery
company, to wear a ball and chain for six
months, andto be deprived of his pay for the
same length of time Eubanks offence con
sisted i'll leaving Marion Hill battery with
ont license, and repairing to Danville TO en-
gage in bis ordinary avooation-that of car
penter. Getting dissatisfied there, he returned
to this city where he was seen and arpre-
hended and the result above detailed ensued
He rejcned his comrades for the purpose Of
punishment Yesterday evening.
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Stree iccidcaf-Two horses. attached to a
timber wagon belonging to jos +. Johnson,
while ou Franklin, near 9th street, yesterday
evening, ran away down the latter at a furious
rate, til, Oh reaching Main street, ii came i'll
contact with q hack. The result was tina,
both vehicles We're badly damaged The
wagon was broken to pieces, and the driver,
Reuben, had his left knee cap knocked ont Of
place, 80 that he will no doubt be disabled for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

Personai-CoI Bradley r. johnson. G. s.
A., and Provost Marshal of Frederick City
Md. arrived in Richmond yesterday evening.
He comes on official business
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longing TO DR.. Warning. of King William co,n
~, WAS seized with apopleXy or disease Of the
heart Yesterday morning at clock, at the
lamp-post above the ST. Charles Hospital. \
gentleman who saw his condition took hold of
him and laid him on the pavement, where he
soon hreathed his last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commoda
ton passenger train has been put on the Vir-
gnia Central Railroad, to run between Rich
mond and Gordonsviie daily, except SUNDAYS,
leaving Richmond at 3 80 p NJ, and arriving
next day at IL NJ. BY this arrangement per,
sons having business with the banks here can
come to the city and return the same day, and
have three and half hours in which to at
tend to their affairs For the present, at least,
the above arrangement is public convent
puCe,
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LOCAL MATT KRS.

: Dorer Bapf;st Associstion--The proceed
ings Of this body yesterday were highly inter-
estng, though our space will permit 81 OYly,
4 meapre renort, The forenoon was devoted
to discussion of army cslportage.
Rev w. NJ. Young, Post Chaplain At Peters
burg, gave some thrilling facts and sneidents
illustrative Of tue vast good which has been
effected by the distribution OF religious iitefa-
ture among tI.eshulders A few months ago
be yave tlnct 10 n sick soldier md WIS pleased
to ,ee with what delight he perused It. While
going up Main street Yesterday he WAS halted
By n soldier sitting on the pavement and nd
dressed as follows 'tPa:son, you gave me Il
tract when was in the hospital. THANK God
that it has been blessed to the good OF my soul
] expect to live for the canse OF Christ anu 10
preach the Gospel
A mother who recently visited nef SOD III
The hospital, was delighted to find that he had
been converted from the reading tract pub
lished by this society The reverend gentle
man had seen many such instances, and be
lieved that it wanalmoat impossible to over
estimate this blessed nstrumsrtalty.
Rev. r. Ryiand, ID. D., said that he had
from An early period in the war, been acting
rs cclportenr 10 the hospitals i'll this city. Ii
pll the stirring incidents which came to his OBJ
servation were written out, every week \
work would till a page Of one of our city pa
pers. Not one case in a hundred in which the
work Is blessed to the conversion of souls is
reported The Doctor believed that no man,
eXceptthose who were personally engaged III
army colportage, could form any adequate
idea of the vast good that is being done i'll his
department..
Addresses were also delivered by Revs j.
/. Burrows, }. H. sJeter, l.. W. Seeley. j, y.
Warkips, A. Il. Dickinson, j. Walker, and
others
II was deternined to hold the next annual
meeting at Beulah King William county, and
Rev. j. b Solomon appointed to preach the
introductory sermon.
resolution exhorting the churches to give
more attention to the religious instruction of
the colored people was adopted
Rev. G. Il E2all read the circular letter to
the churches
DIR. w II. Gwathnev offered series Of re-
solutions calling upon the churches to humble
themselves before God, and to be earnest in
prayer, that seasons of refreshing may be
sent upon us. The resolution was passed at
TEL stirring addresses by Drs Ciwathmey, Je-
ter, Solomon and tonerden.
Rev Il. II. Land was appointed to prepare
the next circular letter.
After pleasant session the Association adj
lourned to meet next year at Beulah, King
William county. Virginia
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Bogus Iu0aey-A man named William A.
White, dressed in the garb of soldier. was
arrested on Tuesday by Detective Boyd, of
the Provost Marshal office, and confined in
Castle Thunder on suspicion of passing 800
counterfeit note on the Bank of Mobile. After
his arrest, Il 800 and $50 note, both on the
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank Of Co
lumbus, Ca, were found on his person. The
plates of the above notes purported to be
printed i'll New York, and were gotten up i'll
good style The signatures were Indifferent
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TIE city Jat.-We learn that his Honor
the Mayor has announced this editce as being
full. Tie chance for an eligible situation by
any intending nlaletactor is small Yesterday,
by order of Brig Gen. Windel, detachment
from Eliiott's City Battalion proceeded to the
Jail to perform guard duty. Not only the Jail,
but the State penitentiary is full. The Gov
ernor bias recommended the sale of all the he
gro ecnvicts who could legally be disposed of,
ON the ground that when sent out from the
institution to work they were nuisanees.
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T COLLAR MAKERS WANTED -s,.o.-
employment and good wages will be river :, .
number of iournsymen, to work on srtl.rv a.
wagon Harness Collars Address '
JESsUP & HATCH
We i5~iot' Augusta ia
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Neither the Isl or ID market will be open to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

~ city. will preach at 4rsos Street Baptist
Church THIS MORNING q sermon appropriate TO
the occasion. re l8-itt
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ErcAaaged-Three men, two Of them
named Morrison, and one KeaEy, disloyal
citizens Of Fayette county, for some Time past
confined in Castle Thunder, have beet ex-
changed By the Narthern Government for aa
equal humber u. loyal citizens Of the copfad.
sracy N its possession. The men nn1nsd
sta Il North tO.dxv
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w. HENRICO ELECTION Col SHERWIN
~ MCRAE Is a candidate 20 fill the vacancy in
the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, occasioned by the
resignation OF Col. McGruder. ss ls--lt+
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", RELIGIOUS NOTiCE-THAEKSGiV
N~{ SERV ICE S There Will be UNION
PRAYER MEETING at the Third Presbyterian
Church, On Church Hill, THIS AFTERNOON, at
y O'Clock BE l5-lt"
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w. THANKSGIVING-Tbe Second Presby
w terrain Church, on 5thr street, near Main will
be open for Divine service THIS MORNING at ~
o'clock. + esching by the Pastor, Rev. DIR. HoeE.
&c lS-ltA
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AIOTICE.--Alt persons having claims as" Iii
Y In. estate OF Thomas Safaanni, aeesasr 49,
please present them TO u.s. and all persons nue." s,
to said estat,. will please come forward ana y"
the sanac. a.,
ELIZABETH a. SAMANNl hAA
ANroNI SAMANNI Exor. -.
So ls-3,A OF Thomas ssmann d deg
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Bridge Rebagu-The bridge over the
Rapidan River, on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, for some weeks past in process of
erection, has been completed, andthe trains on
that road are now running as far as Culpeper
Station. The bridge win materially facilitate
the military operations Of our army when it
shall be found necessary TO move our troops
again in the direction alluded to.
Home Maaufactare.--We have received
from Rev, A.. f. Dickinson a specimen copy
vi the Nete Testament aud Psalms. He IL
now rsreiving iarge supply, and persons
who need them can be supplied by calling ut
the Bible aud Tract Depository, over Geo. j.
Summers store.
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~. RELIGIOUS NOTICE--There will be ser
~ vice at the Synagogue. on llth street, near
Marshall, THIS MORNING, at II O'Clock.
lS-ltk
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~ TEN THOUSAND HAVANA Ann M
ME5TiC CIGARS - just received from xo,i.
10 600 fine Havana and Domestic CI9ARa p.,
sale by G.. X. BRICKEN
~ l7-ts No. Exchange BIOL
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~ TOBACCO SALE POSTPONED In -
.sansnee Of Thursday lay, being observed asa ~ .,
samples Of Manufactured Tobacco In Tim. n, ~. wv
regular sale Friday and II WIFI therefore h. ~.
poned until FRIDAY. the 18th inst. whsn ~ -,
offer large assortment.
40 i7-3t KENT, PAINE a. co, Arc,,
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ET SPECIAL NOTICE On FRIDAY Mar, y
ING, ths l9sh inst we will sell n 10 ocIock :, =
warehouse. Governor street, an elegant as.n,,,,.
of GROCERIEs. to which We invite tbs a.t-r;, s~
Of tho trade We will offer Brown and Coffee a..
Spices, Cigars, Mstohes, Lemons Teas CO.
Starch, Candles, Cheese, Wrapping Paper, 4. a.
30 ie--it SUMNER g. BURRESB A1c,;on..,"
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Personal.

CAED-Taken ftoin tie body OF Col. CHAS
"A a. CRuMr, who was iiled in tbs late battle
MANASSAS, August 3oh.) SWORD, presented
to him by Gen William Ii. Ri hardson, and go in
scribed upon tn scsbbaId Also, PiSToL-one
Of pair presented to him by GoY. Letchar. The
abeve arms We're very highly priced by the late Col
Crump, and his afflicted wife Is anxious 10 get thetn
that she may keep them IN remsnbrancs of her
husband. Please hand t5em over to Hsi Holiday,
commanding the i6ti Virginia regiment or leave
them with Messrs Meade & Baker, corner above
the Post-0ifce, Richmond. liberal reward will
he paid if rec uired ii. T. MILLER,
80 ls-lOt* Lieut.. 18th Va battalion.
I INFORMATION WANTED-Of Nj STEWART
EVANS, of Mary land, VIII, WAS wounded in the
battle of the 30th ult. Manassas, aud started
horseback for Richmond Also OF ALESAN.
DIR WATSON, of Baltimore. Both of the Par.
cell Battery Capt Pegram. | would be grateful
Tor any information left nj the Government stcre-
bo.s-, north side OF Basin bank, between 10Th and
lltb s's BEN. T.. ANDERSON.
81 la-2ts
YFORMATIOE WANTED-Of the TRUNK Of
l George III. Order. which was LETT in this city
tlu last ct February the first OF March. The
Trunk marked with the owners name. Any
p.tson having knowledge OF the same, will oblige
very much. ny leaving information at this office,
Sc l6-}ts r. ~ GBIDER.
ITO MRS THOMAS W. WALkER.-Yo our
10" = on 9th street, Riehnond Va. Should this
MEET the eye Of any person knowing her where
aeuuts, they will confer great favor by informing
her OF Der husbands illnessmmediaely.
Sc lS--3tr
N(ALTSTER-Tbe gentleman who called upon
wi the subscriber few days ago, desiring Sit
uatl,n ~ MALTSTER, will hear of something 10
his advantage by making immediate application 20
3. iS--2ts IL j. BTRNE, nth street.
NTANTED Information o. Mr. @. T. oLDs.
w who is believed to be in private boarding
house. Please leave the to ths address Of L..
T. OLDS, at this Office. Sc ls--2t.
wv -IEFORMATIoN-H Mrs. Col
w JOHN LONG, mot the one residing in Lin.
den Row I'll address line to A. r. Box Ill.
she will hear OF something TO her interest
sc lS-3t~
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CsTOLEN~-Fron my stable, in this ei'y' iu "a
- day night. young bay MARE, four yea, III
She Is small. near sighted. and very gentle. ~"
re " ard literally any one who vii rssnr a,Soy
me. t.e IL % A. b DINhIa'
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H VALUABLE PERsONAL gsTAr1 -.
b soid 9 Auction, On MONDAY nsrt ~ ~, ~
September 1852. commencing At 10 oc,oeh 4 q
IN Chesserneid County, II milss from R,chS,sr
OF the public Il respectfully called 10 IT, 49, =
Of tbs personal effects Of The late A. ?. Is d.
consisting Of handsome Silver Ware. "a WoI1
hne kosrsvinss, fine Library Of many En.,,.s ~
tons, handsome Furniture. Oriental Bird ~ s'a
crest variety OF ether valuable articles 700 ,s,aus
70 mention For further particulars, SO adv,,,'.s
fnsnt Of Dr. Win. B. Ball, Ad'r. e''ss-
sslS--3t GODDIH 4 APTERsos. AM.
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OST-A CHECK drawn by the Merchants sca
l Mechanics Savings Bank. psya able 10 ~ '.
der tor the sum OF s3p7 -. Payment having gee"
stopped at Bank OF Virginia, the finder VIII 'va,s,
favor by lesving II st my house., on the '''
Bridge Road near Richmond.
:. Is-lt. BI,JzABETH HECHLEk
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~. THANKSGIVING DAT.-p-iILY UNION
~ PRAYER MEETINti-Under the au 3piees
Of the Young Mems Christian Association. THIS
EVENING at ) o'clock, in ths Broad Street Me-
thoast Church, corner of Broad and lGth sts Let
all remember the hour of prayer - lS-lt