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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
vUTUA1 DAYA
By jas. NJ TAYLOR + SON, Aue.soa.y,


A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF 20 ACRES
Co. NINE MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE
ROAD, ONE HALF MILE FROM THH YORK
RIVER RAILROAD, AT AUCTION-I will sel
upon the premises Oh FRIDAY, the 5th dsy Of
September, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ. tina
Farm of the late James ". SnsA, decd cou,sin.
ing about 40 aeras, and distant from Richmond
about nine MILES, and from the York River Rail
road less than half mile $50 10 100 seres Of The
land are cleared, and upon which crop Of whes.
and winter oats have been seeded the remainder 10
well wooded, adjoining the lsasas Of George u
Savage, Esd, Williamson Allen, decd, Dr. Ander
son, and others. The improvements consist OF
dwelling house. with I've rooms. barn. stable, Ice.
house, and the usual out-buIldngs.
TERMs.-One third cash the balance at and Il
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by trust deed.
GEORGE D. PLEAsANTs.
Admir- of James w. Snesd deed.
Sale by JAS. N. TAYLOR & SON. Aucta saa
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND sgvE
Il RAL VACANT LOTS, AND FOUR ACRES
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-wirh q view Of n
moving to the country will offer for sale at pub
lic auction. upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
the lOih day Of September, commencing 81 ~
o'clock r. NJ in the following order several vain
able pieces of real estate, viz:
LIST. The two large, framed Tenemsnts, located
on Hull. Main. and Allen streeis containing ssve
raj good rooms, aud are adapted for medium sized
families. The 10, fronts 4G feet, and runs back
parallel with Alien street los feet.
I'd THE large, two story, framed House and Lot
ca HUI street, nearly adjoining the Provost Mar
shais Office, containing several excellent rooms
together with the usual out-buildnga The los
fronts to feet aud runs back l65 feet.
Sd. square Of Land, containing four scrss. in
MARKS addition. upon which Is an excellen, spring
TERMS.--Oue fourth cash the balance ri 6, IL
and Is months. for negotiable notes. with interss,
added, and secured by y trust deed.
JAMES TURNER
JAS. II. TAYLOR & SoN. Apcts see
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We go II stated that the Yankee Government
has made . large contract for arms with certain
Engliah manufacturer to be delivered within acer
tain tine, provided, in the interval war does not
break out between the two countriea As there Is
no probability that the contingency provided
against will happen, the bargain may be considered
a closed The arms will be delivered TO the Yam
KEGS, and they will kill many ''rebel.' with them
- they can. Az our coast il bloekaded. and We
have NO navy the Yankees have 1t all their own
way. This may be neutrality, for aught we know
70 the contrary, but 10 US II seems a very strange
kind of neutrality. The next thing 10 killing man
ones self We take to be giving third person
weapon to kill him with When murder takes
place under such circumstances in ordinary life
the principal Is first hung and then the party giving
the weapon Ia indicted a. an accessory. The old
United States ct one time made heavy complaints
against the British Government because British sub
iects were in the habit Of selling firearms to the In
dams upon the borders 1t for that offence. as
well a We recolect aud for the further crime of in
stieating them to make war updo the white inhabi
tants, that General Jackson hung Arbuthno, AMI
Anbristsr. We see bat little difference between
the two cases. except that we are already engaged
in war.
This socalled neutrality of GREAT Britain i quite
- oppressive to us "a would be q formal war. 1t
has the effect Of dspriving entirely of those mu
nitions Of war which abe furnishes in profuslon to
our enemy who are already enormously superior to
us In that particular. II the British Government
were disposed to observe real neutrality 1t would
take steps to prevent Che Yankees from being fur
nshed with what we cannot obtain. 1t would for.
bid the expectation of arms by either party. 1t
would allow nothing which would give to one ad
vantages which the other did not possess When
i. promisedneutra,y. It would fake care that nei.
ther party should profit by it to the dssrimsnt of
another. A neutrality which destroys belliger-
emit while II Is of infinite benefit the other is very
much like war upon the injured party
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49, Dos0
n oennun would II Z Sss9ks blow whcse mo-
=, ws,eAt VIII be q tnsadous - the physical Of
- lats bAsslss III 4 oacs sacps the mcss prompt
saA vieaesas nsAsarss Tor eatsndins the coascrip'
10 90 % - 70 embrace bodssd msa n the
O6nesasrosy bsewSsn the Aees Of sashtesa and
fosay.1vs. Ths North win calculate upon the
Osata rspesane cscs moss upon the laarsls Of i's
ssSpoA MaAassas. Let 40 how prove that we have
leagat semssAtng from the bitter ieSscos Of exper
rssncs, end show our enemy that we are Just begin
nins he was, far Ais participation 10 s caaam
islssh ccncsrned Let ~ prepare not only 10 meet
The new Isecns he h raising. but to push the tide
q hattie II once into HE own country. II the
NestA $50 that We are no longer intoxicated with
tho fumss of victsry, that II only makes 10 NOR"
sussesstc and desermined for the future II will be
rim 10 turn it, thoughts 10 peace. and reeoil from
The heron which are impending over Its own
head.
Let Congress be prompt In reinforcing the army;
l>s our commanders push promptly ON into the enc.
myys eoaatry; let cavalry expeditions make raids
into their territory, and seize and bring OF their
prominsnt citizens 70 be held a. hostages for the
security o, those Of our own people who now Ian
euish In Federal prisonA Now. now Is the time
for Congress and for the Army to strike decisive
blow for our salvation.
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BY ~ s GERRY, Auctions1. ,
(Fafmvitle. Va

IMPROVED ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION IN
fAkaViL1E-tn pur.usncs ri the wiz Of
Thomas HicksoE- decd. will offer or sale ct sue'
ton, on the prsr s on WEDNEsDAY the lHa
following IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, to wit:
!. The store-house and lot recently occupied "
Thomas Hicksop As drug store, at the cornss OF
Main and ist straets fronting about "a feet and run
2. An unimpro.ed lot. adjoining the storehouss
iot fronting shout 50 feet ON LIST street. and running
back shout 50 feet.
3. The dwelling house and lot formerly occupied
snd basement. with . valuable garden attached, ..
the corner OF LIST and South Streets being onshAif
acre.
4. One fourth interest in the tobacco factory and
Gray. The other interested parties propose to
sell their interest at the same time and place.
TERMS or THE ABOVE SALE One dfsh cash. ne
other four hfths In ]. =. and ysan, bearing N
terest from date with lien on the properly 70 -
cure tho deferred payments.
TT. Davis, the agent Of the undsrsgnsd wm
confer with parties dssiring to purchase.
The title to this properly h believed 70 BE- IN.
doubted; but acting ~ sxeeutrix the aBderASnsd
will eonvey 10 ihs purchaser with special wsrrsssy
NARY HiCKSON,
Exx of Thomas Hickson, decd
Fsrmvile. August 10Th. 1862 aa 2a-lats
4 DMINIsTRATORS SALE OF VALUAnLs
IA PROPEKTY-on TUESDAY. sepismbsf
9th (if fair, II not, the next fair day. snAu seu .
Belmont, Nelson county Va, within i've mlies Of
either Arlington or Nelson Depot. large auantiiy
Of valuable personal property, consisting IN part "
10 Hnrsss,.s Work Oxen,
10 Mich Cows and Calves.
20 head Of Hogs.
Wagons.
Concord Ruasy
ton Peruvian 6auano
asaas Garouud Plaster,
wheat Drill Rake. Fan.
Corn Shelter, Plows
Harrows. ShovslAt Hoes
Axca. 0rindstonss. &c.. Sc.
Also the entire SCHOOL PURNlfURK. among
which ARE
30 Blanksts 81 Check Countsrpaass.
90 Mattresses Pillows bolsters.
Sheets. Pillow Cases.
sTowsla Table Cloths
Bedstssds Tables, stools.
Esssns. xwsrs SO,
Mach White 0raniteWAre,
kniyss and Forks. Spoons,
Kitchen Utensils. Sc. Sc.
TERMs-rcr al sams under 20. eaAn ever
t25 negotiable note, bearing iassssst from ds'''
With approval endorsement
FRANCIS II. SMffh,
Admir- OF Dr.. Gssansr Harrisons DEC"
hl--tals
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NOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION "
THURSDAY, the lith ssptsahss, ta~ 90 ~
valuable LAND. mostly Of original growth ~
Mona wishia cos mile Il - 5anes river. aAio.'
lng the farms Of Ii. ThoA 1sllins and wnna@ =
plsnlne, heang past Of ~ flsn q Ne lsss -.
osimon. Ahons ens- Aaf ~ nnd y elsareA ~
builatneY aRe n goed ee1ss, 1As wsiss - -
49, p = eooA 9 sSny = ~ otais bsea1se ~
- ulnsral soslne Il aalpAns waller Ins -
hoEhoo1 + s1sslleat-sAsFs bsane - esssss - -
8 VIrnlniA Any oas ulsh1ne 90 q - ..,s 4.
slrahls leeetiens q Janss HssR, VII -
DaeeAan ~ sleeA Any lse.a1asaee - ~ r.
az SSSSS5Sna lonnn1K . = M = 49,. ~
y - m 5Ssl~ 49, GeHnen1gvA. - ~ ~ +.
- q q ~ ~ snpa1e4 $3.50 Ss0s
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Funeral Notlce.

| The funeral sermon of JOHN w. NUNNALLY,
eldest son of Mrs. Moses NJ Robertsen, who fell In
battle on the Chick ahomipy will be preached next
Sabbath. eth inst, at Salem Church, Chs ster.
field Court House, by th. Rev. T. g. KEEN, of Pc
tevsburg.
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BY 0ODDfN 4 IEPRR50N z.-,.
[yRRY vAr.uA an mr.

" cnrn., - ~ e .L. ~ nauILDlA6 LOT AT Yr,
and Lot ON the west line Of Adams, bst~sl sosss
s ADJ, yackson streets. FOR SALE At xUcT,dish
WI D so,a :. auction on the premises, On fHnI.
commencing Ut ~ O'Clock p. n. Tia, ,s.,"enaesd
Die LOT, q the corner Of Clay ana OK . vslua
fronting Is feet on The south sds a. C.. msssts
running back on the east line Of 9th srsst .sses
to an alley % feet witis '''s' ''3 iss',
Also tho LOT Oh the west lIne az AA.
tween Leigh and jackson streets, IN rear ~ BE-
idsnee Of Mr.. Christopher waidrop. f,on, ms 'es
Iess running back a6ont 100 feet. having th.s.ss,
Woody. ~ NJ.
Also, beautiful LOT on the north "a. ~
ksr, between st. Peter and St. Paul street, =, %
ing % feet, running back l4s feet. foa,
TERMs.-One.third cash. balance O.,
cured by a trust deed. "'aed. ~
GODDIN Il APPERsON A..
Psf desired, the foregoing real 80. Aoea
treated for at private sale. "'e can Be
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MOORE UosPITaL,

Richmond Va, Sept. /, lSb5.
u TIE undersigned begs leave thus publicly
10 acknowledge the receipt Of the following con.
tributions to the wounded soldiers of North Caro-.
lima in this Hospital. He cannot refrain from the
witness to the slacrity with which the ladies and
citizens Of his beloved State have come forward to
tho relief Of her defenders. In the names of our
gallant brothers, who have attesed their yalor and
patriotism in their blood: in the names Of the
friends of the sacred and glorious dead, who have
yielded their lives in the OF tn cir country he
thanks the generous givers:
Contributions ia Moasy.
Ladies' Hospital Assoc citation; of Cumberland co.
Xiss Augusta M Solomon. 10.
Ladies Of Island Greek, Granville co, G. through
Mr. Tanner. $50.
GHK Taylor. Esq, of Granville co, N c. so
Jas Bullock, ESQ, do do, so.
VIM b Hughes Rsq, do do, g.
Ladies of Tally Hospital, C, through the Hon
r Gillian, ga.
Ladies of Shiloh C. through VIM NJ Bennett,
Esq., $40.
Mrs John Wilkes, Charlotte, N G, 800.
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, of Chowan, N c.,
by Dr. Winborne, $50
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, of Lsnoir co, c.,
by Mr. A Fleming, So
Contributions Of Ialua5le Hospita! Supplies.
Miss AuguGa NJ Solomon clothing, bandsges, &c
Ladies Of Warenton, G, through John Yam
Ladies Of Wilmington, N C, clothing bedding,
vegetables, fruits, wines, &c.
Ladies' Aid Society, of Oxford, N C. clothing,
bandages &c
Mrs Mary Kearney, warrenton. n c, vegetables
Ladies Of Greensboro, C, through Prof sterl.
ing. clothing, lint. bandages, soap, honey Sc.
An Jones, Warren Cd, c, clothing, hams,
soap, &c.
Ladies' Of Forrestville. C, through J. K How.
ard, Esq. bandages, &c.
Mn x Holmes, Clinton, N c, clothing, pillows,
White, Faulkner Co, warrenton, c, barrel
veRetableA
TN Essrton Esq, warrenton c, Dbl vege.
IA Montgomery. wazreaton, c. bread, &c.
Ladies Of Lsnberton. N G. bread, vegetables
WI Pomsrey, Esq, Raleigh, N C, one box eggs
&c
Ladies' of Smithville, N C, clothing, bandages. &C.
Ladies Of Raleigh, N C, catsup, wines, honey SC
Mrs. VIM Fowler, Of Wilmington, one large tin Of
Ladisg Soldiers Aid Society, of Laurel Hill, N C.
bedding vegetablss fruits, clothing, &c.
Methodist Soldiers Aid Society, Raleigh, n C.
vegetables, fruits, &c.
Ladiss' Soldiers Aid Society, Lenoir, Caldwell
Shiloh SOLDIER Aid Society, Granville co, N c,
vegetables, fruits, &c.
Ladies Of Louisburg, N C, clothing. bandages,
wines &c
Ladies Of Cotton Grove, N C. clothing vegeta.
blss, &c
Samuel A Long. of Martin co, C, one Dbl yege-
tables, &c.
Soldisrs Aid Society Of Windsor, C, IA pack.
agss, containing 100 chickens, vegetables bedding
wine, jelly, SC.
From Hilisboro', N C, one Dbl rice, 2 bbls bacon
hams fruit, &c.
Ladies' 6oldisrs' Aid Society of Chapel Hill, N c,
bog 81 ground slippery elm bark.
Bea4ss these, several other packages of valuable
contents have been received, the donors of which
are unknown o. +. MANSON,
III Surgeon IN charae.
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To- SPECIAL NOTICE-Just received, SEC
cnd supply Of those very desirable and scarce
French SOFT HATS at l67 Main street, opposite
Exchange Bank.
se i--.its pOWHATAN WElSIuEK.
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE In obedience
II to an order of the Circuit Court Of Albemarle
county, made at the last May term, ! will sell on
the premises, on Friday, the Id day OF October
of DR.. L. II. Rogers, deceased. This land lies i
and adjacent to the village OF Hillsboro 1t LA :
been occupied by physician for long time an 7
neat and comfortable dwelling, with every needle
house and convenience.
Ms:-A credit Of one. two. and three years
interest from date, payable annually, purchaser
giving bond, with good personal security, aud the
title retained until the money is paid.
My address is Aechims River Depot.
an 99-2aw6W* M w, WALLACE COn'r
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T SCHOOL NOTICE FRANK H. AL
FRIEND will reopen his School at the resi-
dence of bis father, 10th street. on the first prox
limo.
on Governor street. near Franklin. Refers to
Messrs J o Steger, John Purcell, 8 G Robinson, VIM
Robinson, H Chsmberisyne, Womble, and
other patrons Of his school. se @ot
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.


T>OR SALE-To remain In the city of
Richmond, quite good looking MAN, 70 to ~
wears of age who il a SHOEMAKER and good
HOUSE SERVANT
MIA gentleman called to see the above. ser.
want at the instance of his friend of Petersburg, (as
l understand.) when 1t was supposed he lad been
sold The advertisement is renewed. that he aud
others may see the man is yet for sale. Apply at
Sc 4-eod3tN CARY ST. JAIL
NIEGROES FOR HIRE-Three MEN, two Of
~ them farm hands, the other good gardener
also one WOMAN. said to be good cook washer,
and ironer, and likely house GIRLS.
CLOPTON L. LYME,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
se i-ot Office I'D stairs.
L>OR SALE-A likely young negro WOMAN,
about ~ years old, for whom the owner wishes
to obtain a desirable home. Apply to
b. A. COOKE,
So At Office No 1, Law Building.
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s-ge WOUNDED SOLDIERS-A few little girls
desire to add their mite to the relief Of the sick,
wounded and distressed and, with this In view.
propose holding little sale at Mrs. ALIENS, on
LIST, between Clay and Marshall Streets beginning
at IL o'clock on THURSDAY, the 4th September.
sc 9-3ts
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~ ms H. TAYLOR : SOW ].-..

k STeEpr s0 DnHm AND LOT ON oRLRAss
We will sell upon the premises, on THnpsUNs.-
the 4th day of September, commencips =, nDAi
+. NJ, very desirable framed RESiDrNCIoek
Gated on Orleans street, between the WIIism.nsle
road md Osbcrrs turnpike. 1t contains ssss
good rooms kitchen, carriage. house. stahl. ven
other out-buildings, together with vel, ~ ana
lent water. II il In good order, and irm,.a aesI
per annum The lot fronts 80 feet and rr 70.
back 100 feet. "o rans
TERMs--Will be liberal. and made knovn a,
OF sale. JAS NJ. TAYT.Op a CIV Jay
al 81 Ar..N,
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RS. NOTICE Tho attention Of the trade IL
called to the sale Of MANUFACTURED TobAC'
co. TO take place at the Tobacco Exchange In rear
Of the Columbian Hotel (entrance on Shockos
Slip THIS MORNING., Rt lO1 o'clock.
VIM Y. SHEPPARD,
Auctr and Proprietor Tobacco Exchange
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FURNITURE. TOBACCO, CLOTHING nev
I GOODS. BUTTER, COFFEE. Ar nf
THURSDAY. Sept. 9TH. we will sell At rtors Ut va
consisting Of ne
Cottage Bedsteads,
Beds aud Mattresses
Mahogany Wardr0dcs,
Bureaus, Safes,
Tables Chairs,
Cooking Stoves,
Child's Carriage, Crib and Cradle,
Kitchen Utensils,
Tobacco. Clothing. Dry Goods. &c.
2 tubs Butter.
bags Coffee, &c.
.H.Wiil be added-l50 lbs Copperas. sl.,o.
lot of Medicines, Matches Letter psbsr d.
se3 REDWOOD d. KEACu A..
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RUNAWAY,

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
away on the night of The 9th ult, my man
GOODWIN. He is Is years old, black, about 5
feet 81 inches high. teeth much deceyed ears small
and slightly deformed, and think he has a small
scar his forehead is slightly ruptured, and wears
and well proportional. and raoves and speaks
quickly, and, when spoken to, looks you very in.
tenty in the face He is good blacksmith, pretty
good house servant, and good haI 4 with horses.
l will give the above reward of twenty five dollars
for his delivery TO me, in the county of Brunswick
twenty dollars if secured in jail so that / get
him again. JAMES EIRDSONG.
ad--6S swoft
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-. z: Snk1fzkL! 1sS9,~
CALI o. MANUfAJfU1tp rnr.
~ AUCIIO.~-On THURSDAY ~. S,ASS ~ AZ
IL thsFs WIN BE- lAsos ~ ~ ~ IN.
Iuk.D TosAcco = auction, q Is. A1Ty olSAG
s1.sss 3 ssoes ssss s.a 2. Gss.ss. a.s =
brands. to which the attention n ~ nsny eAoass
M \. sHEPPsRn
GO 3-Nk Hxehanes
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Proxies to represent stockin their general meet
ipgs shall only be valid for the space Of two years
from the date thereof."--l9A By Lau of Company
Sc ibid w. H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
II ING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE Hay
IN ing lost part of my force and the inconve-
n.s nee of attending to this farm, being IS miles
from my residence / offer for sale the valuable
farm known al THE FERRY, lying in the upper
end Of this county, on the Pamunkey river, three
miles from the depot OF the Central Railroad at
1t Contains dnclutng ~ acres ON the west side Of
the Pamunkey0 45S acres river bottom, not sur
passed Ia fertility by any on the Pamunkey. D
vided into four fields OF about 100 acres each the
crops of wheat have varied for the last ten years
from 500 to 800 bushels 500 to GOO barrels,
requiring not more than seven or eight regular
hands 10 manage 1t. The river eEcloses nearly
half the farm. Only two bitches on the farm. be-
ing entirely level and easy to manage The dwell.
ing large two story house, Ia IN complete and thor
ough order, having been within few years painted
In and ont The out-houses were all OF the best
der. but need some repairs The water IL not sur
passed by any this side Of the Blue Ridge. The
place II remarkably healthy, my doctors bills not
having amounted In the last fifteen years to $500;
Tor the past Two years. they have not been $40 It
has public ferry attached to IT, which IL at this
time yielding from Go to SO per month
~ price Ia Si60C0--payabls one. third cash the
balance In four equal annual instruments to carry
De paid annually, the last payments TO be secured
BY deed Of trust on the land
~ manager viii show the farm to any one wish.
Ing % view II. Ny post office Is King William c.
70 4--dlt&cw2t- =
KATLlMENE UNDER CI.0T6IN0-1I-rre
NJ lot, anissbls for wInssr wesr, M received &
y. q. 1ART0N s CO.'S.
Adtoiniaf 1petswoAd Hotel
:. s,. ila'a snikf1 1osoAS. q.
- zd0IK-.Fer ssis = Tsssise 9ssr 4 ~.
"a erai Uannna AInntY n
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BOARDING

BOARDING.
\ LARGEFURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD
IA for ono or two gentlemen. may be had near
the Capitol Apply on the premises, west side OF
9Th street, between Grace and Franklin.
4-lt*
ID wellfurnished front room also. one unfur-
nished with BOARD. can be had by applying on
ID street. between Clay aud Leigh, west side.
be 3-2ts
10 GARD AND LoDGING-Csn be obtained for
ID four gentlemen, by applying immediately at
the corner Of Grace and eth sts Also, few day
boarders can be accommodated. sc 3-3t*
BOARDING Two or three gentlemen can be
ID accommodated with BOARD by applying on
18th street: between Cary and Canal.
au a0-3t* MRS. A. McCORT.
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
il pleasant front ROOM by applying imme date.
~ on I'd street. between Clay aud Leigh. 4th door
from clay. 30 2--3t*
DIsSOLUTIoN.-The concern of COSBY &
H. ANDERSON, il this day dissolved AL per.
sons indebted to the concern requested to make
payment to me- and those having claims against
the concern will present them for settlement. The
name Of the firm will be used in liquidation only
PETER q. COSBY.
Sept. I'D, 1862. Sc 3-Gt$
IN quite sufficient to say that nearly WI hole day
before 1t " az published neither Mr.. Cosby nor N.Y.
self had any power rightfully to control the part
nership concerns Judge Meredith. on Tuesday
morning. awarded an injunction iof which Mr.. Cos
by had private but actual notice, and which has
only awaited the return of the clerk to town to be
regularly served him) to restrain him from doing
the very thing which be proposes to do, and which
will probably contide our affairs to other hands, If
the public have any concern in the natter they
will most likely wait to see whether MIR. Peter a.
Cosby or Circuis Court injunction is the stronger
Iforewarn persons f'om paying him any debts, or
having any transactions with him touching Cosby
4 Anderson's affairs.
SO 4-5t- JNO. H. ANDERSON.
ECCENTRIC MILLS FOR SALE-Two Of
~ Bogardus's Patent Eccentric Mills for Dry
Snostances--Wheat. Rye, Germ aud Cob, Bones,
Ores. Barks' Dyewoods: &c. ApplEto
BE 4--3tk Richmond Iron and Steel Works
EAIRBANKSS PLATFORM SCALES No.
T. | Platform Scales, for sale at the store of J..
Won FREEDEN. Broad street, between I'd and ID
Price S75. se4-3ts
ISOR SALE-A splendid family CARRIAGES, in
first rate order, with HORSE. &C.
Also. good HORSE and WAGON. Applyto
90 4-3ts 18th street
I>OR SALE.-I havs Tor sale a nTATIONARY
L. STEAM ENdINE-abou l2horas power,
VIII h sold on reasonable terms. Apply to me,
corn Rsh and Cary streets ,.,.,s a,,nu
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