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fhe PSeW ana tAe GeseHnmeo~
T1e Yankss Journals declare that . military
Hpposasn which suaefa OF b not able 70 eoes...
sucA sssspoksn freedom on the part 81 paone
vr,tsu b n fair way 70 snccanh." TIE aaiusso0
N "a he frank end unsrammeled manner IN when
shs Southern prea oomments On public snsra-
ne seassusnt u its own reputation. "A military
aeposasm and prsss It "oatspoAsn freedom
can no more exist together than Ore and wssef =
II 4 proof Of the strength iustesd OF the ~es.
nsss Of the Southern Government that IL Pes'1"ss
ne pr>s to discua psblic affairs win the ",..
cstwchen freedom" If Il were . m'A's'y
potiam. and one which doubted ts own so'".S
"a psrusnenee, Il would do precisely ~nA' Nv"
cola \ doing in the North siience every press 'n'
aassd 70 say It's soul vss Its own and seno i's so'
tors 10 dungeon or bas'he.
Nothins can be mere preposterous t0sn TAG -
ser,too Of the New York Herald tla' the soo'Ae'n
esuse 10 declining in popular favor because so"''
Southern newspapers critcise the acts o. the GOV
ssuueus The Yankees cannot understand 'hst
The cause and the Govesnnent are W." d'ssne'
thinrA and that were the Government ever 30 IN
popular--which II is nes-or were there no eoS
ernmens At sli the cause would be as dear ~ sver
70 Southern hearts The southern Government
"a the Judgment of the whole civilized worid anu
even according to the admissions Of fits enemies hss
accomplished won ders IL will bear comparison al
any rate with the Eorthe:n Government, which,
with ave times its resources Of men and means, IL
has driven back and defeated for more than a
3sar and halt. Il Il Impossible 10 claim for II IN
fniAiiity; there rave been errors and seuses
doubtless, which the press hes denounced boldly.
proying, Of all events, that the Government does
not interfere with the press. and therefore that Il
= no, Q military despotiSra. But whatever 'os
merit. OF the Govosaalent, the people are sighting
NO. for them, but for themselves, and unless They
can prove traitors their own lives, fortunes, AID
horcr would never desert their cause even If theis
0overrreus were weaker and more contemplate
than its worst enemies pretend
il Ia nsiuTal hoseVts. sEat raen ~hc are slaves
"a zaseives ara slaves 70 .hs EaeaEeat s;id mos sg
noble Of tyrsnts should loos upor freedom In any
form a. dangerous TO he stste There is scarcely
q press in tae North which dsres to dispute the in
fsiai.y of Lincoln although LII their secret hesris
they believe him to bs thoroughly imbecile and
corrupt Is this = proof of the strength Of their
Government Is II a proof Of anything but the
strength Of q military desposisn, which Is strong
because those who submit to 1. are only ft to BE-
slsvssf
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II A1oDA nQ AI11AC4Tv1aArnn,,
IL D3H ooo0A NOM. 1c.-O >
10 o'sloe1, ~ NM 81 60o ~ sss.1s
- s s - nes s1eos :Ss,'sss 49,
esss.. Oeeno4 IL osoG
90 oeteea - IAn1a 01nSSH -.
eDeol QesesnGs HlAD. Hee0o,
yDey eoaDo, o1Ren1au,
1eevy Cry - VIM UnneNnsr~
1soNy 0Ea0 Dankeoa
Cent? 0hoWfA, Llh1n Doepm No..
HoeSesy. 01nAbunn,
Cotton Yag1A, 0roWn Dfll1nsaL
Taosy 0oods h Usaa vaeisey. "a
-AL0O.-
An invoice Of
RssdymaAs CIotAing, nice snA a..,..,,.
An elegant assortment Of
Mems, Ladies md Children's sho..
Caters and Buskins, really fteA So
0ooda eaD4s
This constitutes The finest ,u,oetv....
ever o6ersd, and We eoaAdsatly hvis" ~ W ~
tion Of the trade. ~ o>a,
noe SUMNER L DuppHss
ADDITIONAL Asee
win be addsd 70 The above ~ s.x
O'Clock precisely 0A ~
100 Beaver. Pilot and Cloth Ovsc.o...
700 Cloth and Cashmere Businsss o..
The shove are fresh and ssaeonshIs n.
ted. SUMNER 4 nT3rSssy M
1v Auettonee,.
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Some Of the Northern journals are again De-
lighting ,hsir re sd with the assurance tina: Lin
coin Is about TO take the control Of military al:
fairs. We wish we could believe one word these
gentry say. As everybody in Lincoln dcminions
10 playing General now, We don't see Why the great
Lincoln himself should refrain from the exercise
Of his own or doubted military genius. That Lin
coin possesses the qualities which peculiarly hi
him for Yankee Generslissizuo wss shewn By
his mastery entry into Washn gtnn. on tie eve Of
his Inauguration. rha, fine piece OF strategy viii
aot soOa be forgotten by mankind Nothing could
ssasl the felicity of the conception but the daunt
iess courage Of the execution. Lesrnirg that the
trsin conveying Mrs Lincoln and bis family were
liz ely to encounter distractions which would up.
set the cars and abolish the whole party, he nss-
unanimously left ,hem 70 their fate. and embarked
himself in the baggage room Of another train, dis
guised 10 a Scotch cap and long closk. il which
r,se he penetr ated to Washington, and completely
fo'led the nsidous designs against his precious life.
which Mrs. Lincoln and the children were left to
encountes. 1 General who doss not care to en-.
snllbsr himself with baggage but cheerfully Eacri.
aces wife and children for his own good can be
safely trusted in any position. The Southern
sharpshooters would never be able to find HIN,
and whoever might be hurt it wcaia not be Lin
coin We fear, however, that Lincoln viii never
take the field. Ee is too generous 20 rival the mil
itsEy renown of his Generals. and TOO humane to
expose the North to the uncomfortable anguish Of
Q possible bereavement Of their idozed Chief
We wish he could overcome tteas scrupIes. and
give free scope to the martial instincts Of bis
~h~ ha MI t.Sy sd ia show I'm
self for only thirty seconds in front Of a single
Confederate mari sman, be would make name In
history. The South would forgive both Lincoln
and Seward all the wrongs it has suffered at their
hands they. who have set everybody else to fsat'
ing and deinged the land with blood, would share
the perils of only one batt,s.
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DICH 1URMITUR1 At AUCTION
IL, sell on FRIDAY, the TIL instant =. o.sswu
h0uss, on the second hoor Q lara snd wes
assortment Of Arst class YURNITUpI n~...na
gentleman removing from TIE 0tats IN ~
f.eursd IN this risy' end in hns ordsr, socassa.
Rosewood wardrobss Cabinet md v..,
4ahagooy bsdstsada, W0drobee "a osSs.s.
Walnut Sofa. Tsts-a'Tsts md BedseesS <
Reception. booking and 1asy Cham
naTble.top 6idsboard and Centre Tshl..
Mahogany and Walnut Commodsa
Work:iands. 1afblstop Water fsblea.
Towel Racks, Vases,
Oans-seas ssttesa. AiErora,
Lounges, kendefS,
Marble Mantel Clock,
Book Rack, Filter,
Feather Beds
Hair and Shuck Mattrsoss.
water Cooler Pictures,
Chamber Crockery,
Ingram and Brussels Carpeta
Rugs. Carpet Stools. Comforts,
Heavy and elegant Woolsn Bed Spr,aSa
Asrseillss Quilts, 20
-ALSO,-
4 T., Aluabls collection Of choice DOOYs IN A..
der, consisting Of SCOTS Commentary: E.r.
Works Gibbons Roms; Bancsofys q. asss..
Analogy; Napolson's Old Guard, Lik al o..
veil; Napoleon and his Aaruhals; 6peri's Ia
n Warrington; Josephus; Life Of Nsrior.
Warrington and his Generals, and yari1ev =
Aisesllansous Booka
-ALsO-
An nvoies Of Hardware and Cutlery, and vs,>
VIII b added to the above-
Black Boards, and about 50 Handsome Schoo,
Desks, In good order.
6ale to commence q 10 clock.
nos KNIT PAI1B CO., Anna
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DIED.

On ths Oh iust afssr IN fitness Of elsyse Ueeks,
nom tniuriss received on che railroad CHAML.S y
WXrTER. voueest son Of George and EnNy =.
H.sen' as~f7 Year, 5 months and days He
issves an asstionass mother. one brother end 80
Ter, and great many relatives and ffiends 10 mourn
their lous. May he rest In psAces
when the bloom Of health Was On his cheek.
The lifht Of hope ilumined his eye,
He seemed ~ destined long to live
Too bright and beautiful 70 die.
Hrt the relentless spoiler came.
Ard touched him with his blighting hand;
And, like . bird rom prison freed.
lie passed into the spirit land
Isis funeral will take place from the Oregon Hill
Baptist Chapel at 3 O'Clock this evening. The
friends and acquaintance OF tho family arc invited
10 attend without further notice.
At the residence Of her sor. George z. Taylor. In
Caroline county, on Wednesday, 5th instant, Ars
ELIZA A. TAYLOR, relict of the late WE, D.
Taylor. Of Hanover.
Her funeral viii take place At Tayiorsvills, this
morning al IL O'clock.
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TRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C, At
~ AUCTION II will SSH at my store. on Fri
DAY, the 7th instant, at 10 O'Clock, general =
sorsment Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, &C., e.
bracing-
100 dozen Linen HandksEch:sfb,
dossn Hoop Skirt,
Oosta,
Vests,
PantaloonA
Fancy Goods,
Boots,
Mems Shoes.
Womon's HhoeA
And variety II other articles much in demand
ALSO
4 lot Of Hardware suitable 70 The tSada.
nos a =. COOK, Aasl
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NNK HUNDRED AND TWENTY BUILD.
~ ING LOTS, IN MARX's ADDITION TO
TH1 TOWN OF MANCHESTER AT AUCTION
We will SELL upon the premises, ca WEDNESDAY,
the 19th November. commencing q, 2 o'clock p.
NJ, 120 most desirable Building Lots In MARKS ad-
dition to the town of Manchester
The Lots are located on several Of the most
prominent cross streets of the town, and are con
tiguous to Msyo's bridge. the mills and factories
Persons desiring to invest, or sacure Lots for
building purposes would do well to attend the sale
TIRMs.-One third cash. the balance at 6 end 10
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deeds.
NOT JAS. NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS sAL1 OF eEVHNTY-
J FIVE ACRBS OF LAND In Henrico eouu.
West Of the city As special Commissioner. APP
pointed BY decree of the Circuit Court Of Hsnrico
county, pronounced on the 5th OF November, le62
In the case styled Staples 70. John A. Hutcheson
Admir- Of Francis Staples and ais, shall proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. the 18th Of Nov, commencing at 2
O'Clock. p. L., III fair; II not, the next fair day
thereafter, sunday excepted) the following real
estate: A tract Of land in Henrieo county, imme-
d'atsly on the Deep.R Turnpike four miles West
Of the city, and adjoining above. ID highly i'm.
proved and we'll enclosed.
TERMs-r ne.third cash the balance at and Il
months for negotiable notes with interest added,
the title 70 be retained until the entire purchase
money II paid and conveyance directed by the
Court JOHN b. YOUNG Special Oom'r.
Sale conducted by JAS. T. TAYLOR Il soN, Aucta
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX AOR1S
Y OF LAND. upon which are Three Superior
Ice Houses and Pond In Henrico county, near the
Deep Run Turnpika-As special Commissioner, ap.
pointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of Herr6o
county, pronounced on the 5th day of November,
1862 In the case styled Hutcheson W. Taylor and
ais, shall proceed to sell at public auction, upon
the premises, ON TUESDAY. the 18th day of Ne.
vember, 1862, commencing at o'clock, p. H., III
fair II not, the next fair day thereafter, Sundays
excepted the following real estate, viz trsc.
of Land In HenIico county, adjoining the mill
property of Francis Staples, decd containing six
acres. Upon this tract are located three superior
Ice Houses all in excellent order, with the privilege
to the purchaser of cutting ice from the adjoining
pond
TERMs.-One-third cash; the balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
the title to be retained until the entire purchase
money Is paid, and q conveyance directed by the
Court.
The particular attention Of capitalists and others
desiring to secure country property is requested to
this sale, and proprietors OF hotels and those en-.
gagged In the Ice business would do well to attend
the sale of the last-named tract
JOHN B. YOUNG, Special Com'r.
Sale conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR T. Son,
Auctioneers
P.s.-PlAts Of the property can be seen at the
office of the auctioneers. Refreshments will be
furnished at the SALE NOT
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NEW QOc9si NEW CooDSi
~ AT sCEAApS BAZAAR,


aG3 BROAD ST., BETWEEN 4TH AID 5TH
IN CnINAWARE-Ewers and Basins, Plates,
Bowls Sugar Dishes and Creams for restaurants,
Chira Tea Sets, Gamblers, Bed Pans, Tunblers,
Goblets etc.
IN TIE WHARF.-THE largest asaortnen: Il the
Confederacy. All sizes Golf e Pots, Boilers 2rus-
cts, Baking Pans, Pie Plates, Wash Tins, Cloth
Boilers, Oil Cans. Csnteaas Cups, etc.
IN HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS-Tabie Gut
Iery, Tea and Table Spoons, of various qualities;
Block:in, Britannia and siiverplated Goods Coffee
and Tea Pets, Gastors, Tea Trays, Looking Glasses,
Baskets, Locks, WOODWARD, Ehovels and Tongs,
Tenders, Coal Ecuslles and thousands of other ar.
tcles.
In TEE FANCY GOODS LINE-Such as Poek.
et-Knives Razors, and other Steel Goods Pocket
Books Perfumeriee. Fancy Soaps, Fne-teeth and
other Combs, Tooth.Erushes, India Rubber Hair
Pins Children's Long Combs, Viol;ns. Bsrjos, etc.
Just received so gross Playing Cards
LEON SCHAAP 205 Broad st.,
Between 4th and 5th
THE trade supplied at the lowest figures.
1-2t&
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TARM OF So ACRES IN HEHRICO, NlAl
the now Central Road, three miles below -.
m0nd, for sal4 AT AuOTION.-At the request q
Mr. John 4. 0oolsby, We shall ssal 1t public sas
ton, on the premiseh on FRIDAY. the ith 1ovn,
ber, 1862, ct IL o'clock n. the Farm on which h
now resides containing SCI acres, Of which sbset
half il cleared and tho balance n wooda n
buildings on the place consist Of dwelling 90.
10 Il sdjoins the lands Of George d. PlsasaaU
Joseph Herbert and othes1 The sol b very khi
and productive
TERMs-Ons third cash balance st md u
months. for negotiable notes. interest added -
cured by trust deed Possession given ct Chyistns
oc Al 0ODpIN 4 APPERGON Aucita
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On ~ evsalne a he SAB lAst By !sv. 49, \.
\ co. ur 0kO n. LONG, q 1leAmnoa 70
MIS- PRISCILLA nxNt1Y, q nsnseee =.
On the so.h ul., ~ WAR UA.ysh y ns ssv'
~ Mn MARTHA +. SMITH. danehsss Of ", =.
emifh at GlNaeeateE %.
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NRoPs. STOCK, AND FARMING uTlNsns
~ FOB SALE. immediately after the sale Of -
Land will be sold the crop Of Coru Fodder, 6hucka
&c also. the stock Of Cattle, Hoss and Hcs,a,
and the Farming Utensils, consisting Of tho ueui
variety.
TERks-Au sums under $50, cash; for eli larFs
sums Q credit Of four months will b dveu IL
purchaser giving negotiable notes, satisisctoeily
endorsed 0ODDIN APPIRGOH
no 3 AuctionsAea
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sNLIYARY NOTICES.
HKADQ'RS co. "E," 25rH VA BiTT'N,

HRADQ'RS co. "E,' 25rH VA BiTT'N,
November 9th, 1852. !
HNHIS IL to notify Privates ]. BAUt HS and J.
i D cambridge, who are sbsent without
leave, that unless they report In person, through
the certificate Of an Army Surgeon, within four
days. they will be advertised and treated dsser.
ters fno 7-2tA] WIN l. MAULE. Capt
mo THE CAPTAINS OF COMPANIES n AND
i NEAR RICHMOND-I hereby wan all per.
sons against PATRICK MCDONOUGH. British
subject He is endeevoring to substitute In some
company. and am fully convinced that immedi-
stely sfter substituting and obtaining the subgti
tute money, he will desert have had such expe.
riepce with him a. to justify the above assertion.
no 7-6ta JAS. II. PHELPS
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FARMsRS' SAVINGS RANK,}
November 7th, le62 J
w. an Adjourned Meeting OF the stockhoid-
~ ers Of ,he Farmers Savings Bank will be
held this (rRIDAY) evening at s o'clock. at the
Office of James n. Taylor 4 Son.
moi lit FRANCIS T. ISBELL Sec'y.
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VTRRY EXCELLENT BRICK TENEM0N q

V7KRY EXCELLEHT BRICK TENEMENT On
" the East line Of 18th, between Broad and Mar.
shall streets, for sale AT AUCTION-Wnl be cold
ct auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th
cellent and well buit brick tenement locsted -
above, now In the occupancy CT Mr. VIM xtten-
ger The house has seven rooms, besides ample
servants rooms, and u well supplied with gas and
water.
TrRMs-One- third cash the balance q and II
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured BY . trust decd
MOI 0ODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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By Williamson & CO Aucts.

BY WH1iamSon Z Co A0cts
WILL BIB sOLD-On MONDAY, November
w 10th, at 10 o'clock A. H., At J. J. Binford's
Furniture Wsrerooms, northeast corner Of Gov
ernor and Franklin streets, an assortment of Gle.
giant FURNITURE, owned by gentleman declin-
ing housekeeping, comprising, In part the follow
ing articles:
Bsdsteads and n dresses,
l Mahogany Wardrobe,
Walnut e.
2 superior Cabinets
l Msrb!e-Top Centre Table,
IL Caus-Seat Oak Chairs,
! excellent Brussels Carpet,
and other articles in much demand.
NOT WILLIAMSON e. co, Aucts.
0E SATURDAY morning at 10 O'Clock, on the
~ premises, We will sell framed TENEMENT.
situated on Gary between 18th and 18th streets, to
the highest bidder without reserve. Said tenement
can be removed ut the option of the purchaser.
10 6-td WILLIAMSON 4 CO., AuctS.
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A ILLUSTRATORS 0ALD or H0Ue1nOtU
IA IURNu1URD.-Ass dnlnistsator q nn Y
tara q. Eox. dse'd. I shall. On FRIDAY. ~ -
day Of Novembee, l0oo, g 10 O'Clock 4. l., y
laSe residence Of Mn 1ox, On tAs 0oasA ~ q q
Clay street, bstWeeu HanEy anA 0o0coe. ~ =
pubic suction The HOU0xHOLD YURMl1Ukn'
eooGistine Of Feaahse Doast 1a1treaDsA DuseaA
Sofa. Tables. Ohaira CaepstA e.
TnnA-OaaA. THO0 J. 0VA1N
Aanf & Otasss g. 1sG
Sale eoadueesa By 3HoA ". KIn1BK, Auss. ~
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A UCTION sALk-I win ssll, q my stoss. IL
~ 81 Nam street, On FRIDAY morning Hos.
It'll. commissioning q 10 O'Clock, Q lot Of new ~
Dsdstsads, fables, Chairs, one pair supf Bun Nh
stones. mall lot Of Medicine and Medicine Jan
several seoond hand eaddles, one tWo.seat eAiIeS
carriage, teSsthsr with many Other goods -
enumeeable
NO 6-M J. q. REDWOOD, Aust
WIN be added 70 the shove sale
1Pasndid Hair Mattress, 9 bbls Rice; sass ~
sieal Instrumsnts; good Pistol; 2 good Oazpset
. lot Of new Cotton Drawers; white and eoloese
Shirts; Pants, Coats, and Vests, ohawlE Hendk3'
ehisfb; solid color Calico; ladies' end ehtldtoS
Aose, 10 several Odcs. Paslor, end Cooking
otoves. tno u J. O. REDWOOD. Auser.
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VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING, Oh
v the East Side of Mayo Street, near the JswiAh
Synagogue, FOB 6ALK AT AUCTION. VIII b.
sold at auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY. ths
It'll November, 1862 at4 o'clock, the large and well
built BricA Tenement, located - sbove, now In The
occupancy # nr. 1ddinA TIE house has about
ten rooms, front and rear poFticoes, and . god
tate il now In demand
TKRMA-t,ne.third cash balance ct and u
months for negotiable notes. Interest addsd -
cured by trust deed. Possession given o. The La
January next
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VTERY DESIRABLE AND KXCELLKN
" BRICK DWKLLIN HOUSE, at the come

KTxkY D66lk A BIZ + AND kACELLkNf
v BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, at the corner
Of 9Th and Canal streets, FOR SALE At AUG.
TION la pursuance of the provisions Of deed
Of trust executed by O. Walthau and vito. bearing
date the 5th Of January, 1860 and recorded IN the
Clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings Court, the un
dersigned trustees Thy consent Of the parties In
terestedD In said deed named. will SELL ON MON.
DAY, the 18th day Of November. at y O'Clock p.
NJ that most exec lent and substantially built three
story brick residence now occupied by said Wal
thall situated 1t the southwest corner Of 9Th and
Canal sts. The aforementioned house was 70.
Gently built by Nr. Walthall for bis own use Of the
best materials, and has all the modern improve
ments such gas water, city culvert, &c. The
Dwelling has 10 rooms, with presses In all Of the
rooms except parlors, besides Kitchen, with four
rooms and is really 6rst class dwelling The par.
lors have handsome marble mantles, and the rooms
ere connected by sliding doors
Also, that valuable vacant LOT In rear Of the
dwelling, fronting Sc feet on the Rast line of 9Th
street, running back 70 10 l2 feet Possession given
% once.
TEkMs.-One.third cash balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, or Ill
cash, ct the option of the purchaser.
SAML 8. COTTRELL,l
T. B. 6TARKE, $Trustees.
E 81. BOSHKR,
Sale conducted by GODDIN 4 APPERsON, Auc-
tioneers. NOS
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THREE BRICK fENRMRNTs IN BRACES
ROW. a Centre and 9Th streets, FOB GALI
At AUDITORIUM be sold at auction, On Tie
premises, on FRIDAY, the 7th November. 1862, q
n o'clock p. NJ, thr, Brick Tcnements In Brssg's
Row, located - shove. each renting for ol00 pr
aDnum to good tenants.
TERAs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and II
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, ~
cured by q trust deed
nol GODDIN 4 APPERGOH, Aueta
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EXECUTRI1's SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
d. CROPS. STOCK, kc.-I win seu at public
auction. TO the highest bidder, on TUESDAY the
18th Gay OF November next. IL fair; II not ths
next fair day thereaftsr) the desirable granite
FARM known - Locust Hill" containing 5ol
acres lying In the county Of Louisa, the waters
Of Hickory Creek. adjoining the lands Of Richard
@ Dibb, James l. Rein, Dr.. VIM. 4 Gillespie, and
others. This Farm is considered to b ono Of the
finest in Virginia, produeing tobacco Of The finest
texture WHEAT, corn, and oets, b abundance, hav.
ing about $50 acres Of the finest low grounds, and
the balance IN . high state Of improvement, bsine
well set In clover. This land g In One and
healthy nslghborh0od, seven miles north Of Louisa
Court House, dx miles northeast o. Trsvfllian's
Depot, and twelve miles sasg Of 0oedousvillA The
improvements oousist Of Largo md coavsnieot
Dwelling and I'll necessary out buildings dssm
further description unneee1afy, - thoss Wishing
70 purchase can examine h before The day Of sals.
Terms accommodating, and made known On ths
day Of sale Ann u VOOLFOLK,
1xse'x Of VIM u Woolfblk, dseA
2. 6.-Any communicates a6droDed to JAA b.
VOOLFOLK, Louisa Court ousA n Fslatioa 70 Tie
above, VIII meet with prompt attention. b having
the full power 10 81 6oe NJ.
% l5--tds 4 4 WO0LyOLK Admx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-07

TNOR 6ALE-On THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
shall offer for ssle my FARM, in Halifax
county, contsining 1854 acres, lying Immediately
on the public road leading from Clover to Halifax
Courthouse 1t has Q Dwelling containing four
rooms, Kitchen, Courthouse and Stable, and u
partly seeded ia wheat it also has = good many
young fruit trees on IT, and tho finest water In Viz
ginia The soil is well adapted to the growth Of
vegetables and being out Of the reach Of the Yam
KEGS, would make 6ne truck garden. shall also,
on the same day, offer for sale, two Horses, Cow
and Calf, one YearlnR, one Cart, one lhorse Wa.
gou, Ploughs Gear, end some 0uano.
The place may be bought privately before that
time can be seen either Of AeaEp. Smith 4 Har.
woods. or Il. W. SWANS, corner Of 9Th and Mar.
shall streetA
no7-6t WIN u. SHIELDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-07
+ ARaI BRICK DWELLING ON THI SOUTH

4 side Of Leigh street. and Bass Of St Peter st.
Tor sale AT AUDITORIUM be sold at auction.
On the premises, on THURSDAY, the goth Novem.
Der, leos; at o.ckck M, me large brick ana
occupancy of Nr Thomas L Courtney. The lot
has front Of TO feet and depth of about go feet
The dwelling has seven rooms. besides kitchen, u
In coed order and supplied with gas
TIRhs-One-third cash; balance ct and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added, -
cured by trust deed
not 0ODDN L ApPER0ON Aucts