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Ritbnrprih qispattt.
r;u,111,nspAY MORNING. SEPT 10, isSa
c.pTuRE OF HARpERp FERRY.

rHt CAPTURE OF HARPEKT FERRY.
.,.s,,,h lofssc,al condemnation u The reported
~, ~ the Federal garrison a. Harpsrs Ferry
tsfs .s this city yesterday, NO one doubts for
re'sA q, reliability. such were the plans
n' 90 for the accomplishment Of that object that
feels the utmost confidence In the report.
eve, s.rx who came down on the Central tram
f.s,v .f,ernoon state that The report had
49,, c,rdonsville tina, the whole garrison, some
fe' ,,,usand in number, surrendered on Sunday
Nsr s.sides which our forces captured about
ns thousand negroes
0 oAc.r who came through tv Winchester.
u.t before he lief, that town on Monday morn
,ourier arrived bringing the intelligence that
"a. csr,ured on Sunday all the strong positions
"a usrrer's Ferry except one. and about i've
,,,.,a Of the enemy. bat that they were yet In
,..;,n Of the main fertilization. which was held
i,,,e ;hree thousand men. We do not know
s.,sr his main fort is the Virginia s,de Of the
~.,-s. or on the Maryland Heights. We sup.
hersysr tina, It must be on the Heights for
an hem in our possession. il would Be impossible
- ,ss enemy to hold the town. ~ II Ia within easy
re Of she'll from that point.
The osnnonading on Sunday is represented to
,s,s been very trsvy and the fighting unusually
..ysre, The enemy making most desperate and
...s-roaed resistance. w. hardly thiak there can
=. ,nplsi, confidence in the statement that after
80 Surrender Of the larger part of the force there
90, ,hYee thousand men would attempt to continue
.s,.tsne- in the face of the odds ssains, them and
,,n.lnde that the whole force has yielded TO our
,,sious forces
Our soldi era in Maryland have supplied them
sv1es with Insny articles necessary for their con-.
II al very LOW priees, and letter says Confede.
,..a money and corporation notes Of Richmond and
,rnehburs were gladly taken In payment for all
s-s,g,es purchased.
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ssrvics. under Ne asa u ~ fssh laav. ,eea
aashcrisans the orgAnisasion OF forcs az loom
msa under the cou0And Of 1saefal =. n.
Floyd. IN what way they have been or1an,xsa,
and the amount Of money that has Sses erpended
or ineassed In the same. Also, thss h. inform IN.
House what number Of troops have been ra,sed
under The recent proclamation calling ont ,hs mill.
tia 10 certain counties, and the expense which IA.
been incurred thereby
Mr. Rives cifsred = resolution, which VA. adan,.
"' snquirins ta'o the exrediency Of Increasing n.
compensation for the collection Of The public reye
nue..
Mr.. Lively submitted = resolution of INQUIRY n,
10 what Legislation IL necs.ssry Ia regard 10 IN.
ekeerins Of the property Of disloys, persona
who have gone to the enemy, aud whether said
property can he cunfsca,ed without. confiic. with
existing laws Of the State. Adopted.
resolution submitted by Mr.. Riyes wa. also
adopted TO exempt from taxation the proper,v of
citizens that has been s.ofAn or DESTROYED bv tbe
enemy.
Mr.. Hunter offered a rese luton to rspor. bill TO
suppress the circulation of counterfeit notes within
this Commonwealth. Adopted.
MI ORGAN submitted a resolution, which was
agreed to, nquiripg into the expediency of placing
- dollars at the disposal Of the Governor for
tue purchase OF An adequate supply of salt,
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Richard
son, was adopted-ayes 80. noes rs: ,.-.
Resotetd, That specsl committee be appointed,
whose duty II shall be 10 inquire into the exp.-
d,ency of regulating, by law, the prices OF all ari
cses OF prime necessity, whether In the hands Il
the farmer, manufacturer, merchant, or trader.
Mr.. Fleming offered resolution, that the com
imffee to investigate the conduct Of ihs proprie
tors of the Washington and Smythe Salt Works AZ
certain whether in the salt sold by them the same
number Of pounds If vet salt IL estimated for a
bushel as that in dry and merchsutsh cenditicr
Adopted,
Mr. hopkins, Of Petersburg. offered a preamble
and resolution To the effect that the legislation Of
the present session be confined to the subject Of
salt After rrotraeted debate, the resolution war
indefinitely postponed-syes a., noes S.
Mr. Staples offered revolution rendering The
thanks of the Legislature to Generals Lee, John
ston, and Jackson and to the ct,ioers and soldiers
under their command. for their distlns ser
vices in the defence of their country
Mr.. Robertson of Richmond city, submitted simi-
lar resolutions, of more general character; em.
bracins all the ofc- and soldiers from every SEQ.
ton who contributed to the downfall Of the enslny
in the recent battles, and rendering the sympathy
of the General Assembly to the beresved friends o,
the gallant ,uen who have fallen Both series Of
resolutions were, on motion Of Mr. Flood referred
to the Committee Military Affairs.
On motion Of Mr.. Buford. the House adjourned
over to Friday next, in order that the members
might have An opportunity of participating in the
ceremonies of Thanksgiving Day
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THE LEGIsLATURE.

II Us Ssnote, yesterday, Nr. Anderson intro
1'sa resolution inquiring Into the exp edisney Of
-sehs an appropriation for the purpose Of repair.
\ 'As damages sustained by the Virginia Central
s'f'ad on sccoun, OF invasions Of the public On.
ivy The resolution was agreed 70.
ar. Collier introduced series of resolutions com
paIsn'sry Of our arms, especially those of Virginia
o. Asryisnd, aud returning the thanks OF the
.ue'h Assembly to our 0enerals and tho men and
~ ivy" under their command. The resolutions were
lad On the table.
a. 3useuberry offered . resolution that the
h,s Committee on Salt inquire into the prsctica-
ny Of obtaining N immediate supply OF salt
the ksnswhs Salt Works. Ayr ed y.
.as resolution offered BY Mr.. Frazier on ysstsr.
restrict the lssisis.iou Of this called session
n. 49,. "As sftsr protrsetsd argument laid on
n. soma other business Of little publ interest,"
~. .As.s adjourned oyer 10 Friday next
n. ~ .as Hssss, Mr. Asdsssop, eson tbs comastes
n. ca''y Attain, reported = rsselstsss ssqss1aisg
n. s"sfam 70 talpsu ~ Hosss ~ ~.
Nm bsss salpe4 - - ~ =
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BIZ +. b. COOK, -A0ct.


II ARGE LOT OF BOOTS, SHOES AND DRY
GOODS, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,
inst, at 10 clock, will sell, at the store on
18th street next door to Mr. S. Rosenfe's large
lot of Mems Ladies, Misses, and Children's
WEAR, in great variety.
Also. varied assortment of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, suited TO the present season.
sells F.. B. COOK, Auct'r
T ARGE STOCK. OF GOODS AT AUCTION
4 On MONDAY. I'D inst at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at the store No. l02 Main street, the
of l4th. the whole of the stocA amonst which
may be named
A large lot Of seasoneble Clrthing,
large lot of Boots and Shoes,
Mousen de LANES and Menoos,
Swiss Jaeonet, and Checked Muslins,
Hosiery and Gloves. French Ribbons,
Insertions and Embroidery,
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.
a0o0yards Granite Mills Shirtings,
100 doz. city-made Drawers,
800 doz. Spool Thread,
valuable and well assorted lot Of
Silks, MouselinB &c.
An excellent assortment of
Harness, Brides, Girths, &c,
Stationery, Books &c.
Also
10 sacks b, 81 Rio Coffee,
Fancy and Turpenti1s Eoaps, Sc.
Sale without reserve. The att ention of this IL ade
Is particularly requested.
self g. =. COOK. Auet
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FARM OF ls7si ACRES In LIZ.
w NENRIiRQ CQQNI,Y fnt1r milan from NJ

VALUABLE FARM OF ls7ei ACRES In LIZ.
v NENBURG COUNTY, four miles from Me-
herrin Depot. on the Richmond and Dsnville Rail-
road FOR SALE.-We offer for sale the large and
valuable Farm loca,ej as above now occupied by
DIR. X. H. DeJarnette and recently sold by him.
The tract contains l,27ei acres of which about 100
acres are open land the remainder in original and
secondary growth. The improvements on the place
are very numerous, and consist of large Dwelling
and every other building suited to large estate.
The dwelling sits eminence, from the eastern
view of which the scenery is most lovely. The
dwelling ia SUR ounded with handsome shade trees
and the yards and lawns tsstetully laid out.
We have in our possession full and detailed de-
scription of the place, which we shall be glad to
show to those who may desire to purchase such an
estate Possession can be had in short tiIne and,
if desired, the purchaser can supply himself with
everything for the supply Of the place fer another
year. Az the present owner has changed his views
with regard to the management of this estate he
has determined to sell it. and therefore he invites
persons to view the premises, in order that they
may Judge for themselves.
DR.. DeJarnette, residing on the plsce. will az We
learn, show the place and give other information
needed. For further particulars, apply to
G0DDIN l. APPERSON,
se l6-2awlm Richmond. Va
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Tbs CAPTURE OF THE SALT WORKS IN
KASAWHA

TIE following tels gram WAS received si the War
prpainent yesterday
Dublin. Sept. 18th, ls62.
~. Gao ~ Rnsiolpa
Gen Lorinss command entered the Kanawha
SsIipes last saturday morning and took possession
Il ms salt works. closely pursuing the enemy en-
reuis for Charleston. Salt works not much in.
arei very large quantity of salt on hand sell
us St thirty FIVE Ci5> cents per bushel. An order
been sent to me urging the farmers TO send for
wsrd their wagons, loaded with forage, &c. and
returp with salt (Signed)
THos. Brown, Msor Comdg Post.
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR
II, SALE The prcprietors of this valuable Wa
tering Place offer it for sale, and will make tho
terms very liberal as to the payments. The mine
raj waters have an established reputation in pulmo
nary and other similar diseases. The improve
ments consist of q large and we'll arranged Hotel
and ten Cottages sufficient for the accommodation
of two hundred visitors, with Bowling Alley and
other suitable fixtures. The Furniture il abundant
and of good quality.
These Springs are situated in Roanoke county.
ten miles from Salem Depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad and are immediately on the
Turnpike Read leading to the Sweet Springs, the
distance to the latter being 81 miles For further
information, address q. W. SHANKS.
se9-lm 1 Salem, Va.
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TPPINGT0N-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
r. SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM, IN TIKI
T11uNTY OF CHEGTERFIEfI, FOR SALE

TFPINGTON-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
r. SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM, IN THE
COUNTY OF CHEsTERFlEit, FOR SALE -
Will be sold At public auction, on he premises,
MONDAY, the I'D of September If fair If not.
Gil the next fair dayD that valuable farm, IN the
county of Chesterfield. well known as "Eppipg'on'
The residences ct the late Archibald Thweat, Esq
OF said county. II lies on Appolrattox river and
Winter Pock creek, about % miles from Peters
burg and within two or three miles of the Clover
Hill pits, with easy and convenient transportation
by the river tn Petersburg. and by railroad tn
Richmond. II contains about ! 100 acres, we'll Wa
tered, and has abundance of tofvst land. fertile
finely timb+red, and nyenient to the mill at
the pits.
The improvements are Of the h1k kind, and to
a man of taste and experience Ii farming, this
really elegant country seat offers unusual sttrae
tions. The soil originally of excellent quality
a large portion now standing iii forest, being hrst
rate plant land The fields now In cultivation are
in good heart and productive in all the crops usu
ally cultivated in that part Of the country.
Attached to the farm is \ valuable Mill Site, ON
which consids rable expenditure Of labor and
money has been made for the erection of a mill.
Tho farm may, 1t desired. be divided and sold in
separate parcels, with good mprovements-Barns,
Cabins, Ac., Oh each
Offers will be received for private sale at any
time before the day above mentioned by 3. g.
LEIGH, Genito p. O., Powhasan; and If sold pri
vately due notice will Do given
TERMS One third cash; balance in and years,
equal payments interest added; the purchasers Civ
ing bond. with good security, and deed Of trust
for the deferred paymenta.
Mr. WIN. E. BLANKENsHIP or JAS. OvERToN,
living n the neighborhood, will show II to persons
wishing to buy. BENZ. w. FINNEY,
70 lO-tdy Trustee.
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FL REDWOOD 4 kEACH duc:toneee,

Ey REDWOOD 4 REACH Auc:tonea.,
III Main street
ME WILL SELL, ON MONDAY. the I'D
w inst. At 10 o'clock At tbs residence of SIR.
F. CORNER, on 18th, between jackson and Duv all
streets, all of his Household and kitchen Furniture,
consist NC of the usual variety, sjel as Feather
Beds. Mattresses. Bedstesds Cha,ra Bureaus, Car
PETS Tables, Crockeryware, sann = most excellent
COOKING stove, No. 6. with all Inc Furniture at.
tsched. REDWOOD REACH,
se ls--td Auctioneers
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By SUMNER 4 BURRESS, AScts.
Iron Front Building. Governor street
X ROCERIES, &C, At AUCTION-On FRI
NJ DAY MORNING, the 18th inst. at our ware
rooms, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell several invoices
of choice Groceries, among which We name
Liverpool Salt, Coffee Sugars,
Crushed Sugars,
Rio Coffee, Esseuce Coffee,
Tsas, Soda, Starch, Matches, -.
Turpentine Soap, Country Soap,
Cheese, Lemons, 6aleratus, &c.
Sc II SUMNER a. BURRES5, Aucta
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rINHE BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE FARM,
/ called WEST VIEW" on the Plank Road,
four miles West of Richmond, FOR SALE.-We
offer for gale, the beautiful FARM located as above
Mcconnell. II contains 40 scres--el open land,
in high state OF improvement. The improve
ments aIs all good consisting of q large framed
dwelling, aud every other needful building usually
found on Farm The location is a most attrac-
tive one. and the neighborhood among the best
around Richmond. Possession given about the LIST
of November next. Apply to
~ lit GUDDIN & ApPEkSON.
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ExCiIANdR FOR sALR.---We have for sais
III EXCHANGE on Aohilexnd Aunsseu, T1xas.
3 H-at j. r. ANDERSON = 60.
AILELoTH-FH haversMekA wagon covnm.
q 1I-9s Carr - - ~ sisee1s.
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~ HLEx1NDER MOTT, 1sxsicne'

ETUREITURK. CLOTHING, GROCERIES,, q {.
10 Will he sold at auction. 81 my stoss, - FRI
Day. September 10Th. ~ 10 o'clock, . lot q 0sa4
steals. Mattresses, Tables, Carpets Stoves, Crech
cry aud Glassware, Bad Clothing, Blankets, ReadY.
made tiotning &c: Bacon, Vinegar, Rice. TObab-
CO. Pipes. aud sundry other articles.
TERMs.--Cssh
~ Is ALEX MOTT. Auctiuneer '
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|HHE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS
.LETLONE," IN POWHATAN COUNTY,

|HHE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS
.LETLONE," IN POWHATAN COUNTY,
FOR SALE.--This estaie. containing l,0e2 acres,
situated the Appomattox river, eight miles above
Powhatau Court House, on the old stage road, will
be offered for sale at public auc,ion. on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY,. the LIST day Of October
next. If not sold privately by the undersigned pre-
yious to that date. The buildings Are in frstrate
order. The dwelling -house cont aims six rooms and
basement The tobacco houses, stable, corn house,
and prize barn are all new, and Of most approved
style.
There ID also new GRIsr MILL complete In
every respeet3 on the premises
Mr.. RICHARD CRUMP will show tho estate to
any one visiting Il with the view Of purchasing. II
h about ten miles from Mattoax Station. on the
Danville railroad, and can be resched from there,
or by stage from Powhatan Station.
For terms address JOHN w. ADKINS,
Dover Mills, Goochland: or, 10
THOMAS n. ISBELL.
ss ll--l7tA Cumberland Court HOUSE.
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BY GODDIN + IPPERSoN, ducts.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL
v AND GRACE STREETS, AT AUCTION
will be sold on the ptemises, in the order advef.
tised, on FRIDAY, the 10Th Septembos, 1862, at a
o'clock p. NJ, the excellent brick tenement on tho
north side of Marshall street, near to Brook Ave
nue., now In the occupancy of Mr.. A. A. n eher.
son. 1t has seven rooms, besides . brick H shen
The lot has front Of 81 feet ON MARSHALL rest,
and front also on Brook Avenue. All .thst
truly beautiful lot on the north side of Gre ;, BE-
tween Foushee and Adams Streets adjoining - re-
sidsnce of Mr.. Benjamin Sutton, fronting feet,
runniug back $50 feet TO wide alley.
TERMs-One.th cash; balance ut ii, and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interests Asd,
secured by a trust decd
sell GODDIN g. APPIRSON. An rs.
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HUNAWAYS,

THEN DOLLARS REWARD-Rsn away from
i 3. j Duval & Co.'s saw-ml near Chester.
field Court house on Monday, the 9Th of the pre-
sent month JESSE, the slave of Mrs.. Martha F
Duvsl He has no thumb on his lef, hand and STAN
mers or shutters little when spoken to, if excited
He IL very tall. and also very likely. will give the
above reward if delivered to me, at Chester field
Court House. secured in some Jail. 10 / get him
again. WIN. A. GRAVES
se l6-law3w For NJ. +. Duyal
DAN AWAY-SlO0 REWARD-From tho sub.
II scriber, on the l4th of September, from Falls
Plantation. Chesterfield county, slave woman,
named ADELINE. She il about IS years old. me-
dunn size, genteel appearance, of gpgerbrea d
color. ANY one returning Der to me will get the
above reward. DANIEL T. WARD.
sc lS-lw*
VbAEAWAY-A negro girl named WlLLIANA,
II who hired Of P. N. Tabb g. Son. agents
tor Gen. VIM. B. I aIiaferro She s well grown.
and is about 90 yearAed, rather dark brown color,
aud generally slovenly in appearance. This usual
fees will be paid for her apprehension.
JOHN GlBLIN, Bread street.
Sc l6-3t& Nearly opposite Mayost
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RI KENT. P4INE 4 CO. .uct,oueel

Ny hENT, FAIiFE q GU, AUtttUHttFs.
~ ROCERtES AND MEDICINES AT AUG
" TION--on TUESDAY, tas cd inst. We
shall sellSt our warehouse largo and well select
ed assortment of GROCERIES sne .eversl invoices
of fresh DRUGS and MEDICINES. Particulars
in a future advertisement.
go II KENT, FAME a. co, Auete
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r ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
DWELLING. on Church Hill, at the corner of
.nsih and Franklin streets FOR SALE AT the
quest of Mr. II. T. Pajro (who contemplstes re
moving to the countryD offer for sale his truly
valuable residence, located as above. The lot has
front of 80 feet aud q depth of l26 feet to AL
alley.
Also, Lot in tine rear fronting on Franklin 81.
80 feet, running back ia feet.
The dwelling is thtes stories aboye the basement
and contains ls rooms including servants' accom-
modatous 1t is one of the largest, best arranged
aud we'll built houses in Richmond The location
is among the most beautiful in the city. command
ing fine view OF the surrounding country tor
many milss.
If desired a portion of the Furniture will be sold
to the purchaser of the dwelling.
Possession given in Al few weeks. The premises
open to the inspection Of those disposed to pur
chase. Fer terms, DC, apply 10
&c lift GODDIN & APPEKsON, Aucts
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
v SALE, on Grace and sth sts-We are author.
lied to sell all, or any, of the following valuable
real estate, located a. above-~viz:
The large brick TENEMENT occupied by Mr..
Jacob F. Barns near to ST. PauPs Church
Also. the large new brick DWELLING, and
OFFICE attached, at the corner of Grace and sth
s.s., occupied by Mrs. Rachel Lyon.
Also the two excellent brick TENEMENTS in
of the above, fronting the East line Of 9Th
street, occupied respectively by DR.. Hammond and
Mrs. Arnold.
The foregoing real estate is admirably well lcca-
ted, aud in most improving part of the city. Ap.
ply to GODDlN d APPERSON,
se I3-6t Auctioneers
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Sr Jas n. TABOR 4 SON, Ansls.

4 VALUABLE. STORE AND DWELLING
~ ON CHURCH STREET. OREGON HILL,
AT AUCTION Will he SOLD, upon the premises.
on FRIDAY. the l3,h day Of September. commsnc.
ing at O'Clock p. M. u valuable Store and Owed.
ing. located on Church street, Oregon Hill. latejy
occupied by MIR. VIM. Evans and now In the oc-
cupsucy of Mr.. Ford. IL contains several aood
rooms, with tho usual out buildings.
TERMs.--one.third cash; balance ut 8 and -
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, end
secured by trust deed.
sel5 JAS n. TAYLOR e. SON. Aucts.
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE on the
/ South side of Grove street, in Sydney, with
four acres of LAND attached FOR SALB-We
are authorized to sell the beautiful Cottage Resi.
dence. with four OF land attached. located a
above, now in the occupancy OF Mr. Hsmbieton,
formerly owned by Capt. John Wilder Atkinson. IL
commands fins view Of Richmond. Apply to
"a l3-6t EDDnJN e. AppEESnN
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for
IA sale the Farm lying in Dinwiddie county,
known a. Butterwood, within three miles of Viii.
sons Depot, on the SouthSide Railroad, thirty
miles from Petersburg and adjoining the lands Of
Charles Young, Il. J. Fins, and the Rev. r. B. Eos
ter, containing. by recent survey, 1892 acres, one
third of which b cleared, and 3 fair proportion of
this is Flat Land the balance In gnal growth and
Pines, OF which there IL large quantity OF build
ing Pine This farm IL we'll watered, and regard.
ed a. one Of the best In the county, besides well
adapted TO tho growth Of Wheat. Tobacco and
Corn. The improvements are all new, consisting
Of negro houses, brick chimneys, rms, stables.
granary, and comfortable overseer's house. The
locality is healthy. The neighborhood good. and
convenient to churches of all denominations l
will take pleasure in showing the lands
TERMs-Accommodatng, and possession given for
seeding a crop OF wheat Full possession at Christ
mss For further particulars address the subscriber
at Blacks and Whites. Nottoway county; x
We eL6tA +. G, WILLIAMS
EoK SALE PRIyATELY-A VALUABLE
FARM AND DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE
Ioffer for sale privately SHERWOOD" the late
residence of Roger B. Atkinson, deed, situated IN
the lower part OF Lunenburg, ON Flat Rock aud
Beaver Pond creeks and about u miles from Blacks
and Whites on the South.Gfde Railroad
For fertility and heathiness At locality, this farm
is equal to any In the county. u contains 1874
acres about 700 Of original Forest and large
quantity Of very fertile dAt land ON both sides OF
tha above mentioned creeks Inc hcases are ell
III very oXcosicut eouussUAs VIC I"0AAs.S >. Aeo.e
than usually convenient contains rooms, closets,
most admirably arranged. 3iargs and dry cellar.
rooms The nsighhorh0od ha very desirable cne.
There are Episcopal and Methodist Churches With.
in three miles. Miils and blacksmith shops are
very convenient. Psrsons ykhing II purchase 10
desirable place. can apply either e me Al Lansn
bury q. H.. or to WI b DAVIDsON, Esq. %
- $500 Il Il. ATxfN4oN, Admir-
!. -. go ~ sek1 = !.
ivISa - AkA
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MIR. W. Fl. CEIEP'S
wi DRAMATIC COMPANr
After q brilliant snd unprecedented season in Go
iumbis, &. c. and Atlanta, Ga. will ape ar in the
MOBILE THEATRE
thsvtnS leased the establishment on
MONDAY EVENING. Sept H. 1862
Established members Of the profession can apply
by telegraph, addressed tn Atlanta till 18th inst
after that date Theatre. Mobile, Ala"
ga l2-l2th