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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

- Mr.. Thomas Campbell. of this city. leaves
tn day tor Cumberland Gap, with necessaries and
delicacies provided Tor sick soldiers belonging 20
Col Coburus and Col. Rays regiments. He
will be absent some three weeks. and expects to
bring home with him several thousand dollars
from soldiers in these regiments for their fami-
lies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

~ Who would be without first class piano
forte, when they can obtain them for the small
sum advertised 10y Mcssrs Grovesteen Hale.
in another column. These instruments are un.
surpassed in beauty of tone. fine touch and gen.
eral finish
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

GARDEN FARM FOR SALE-An improved gar
den farm OF twenty five acres. eligibly situated on
the nltional road within three miles OF the cen
ter oil Indianapolis is offered for sale rsaSona-
BILE terms. For further particulars apply at this
Office d2twlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

STRAY Cow.-Strayed from the subscriber.
No Ga North Mississippi street milch COW,
white. excepting red ears; long tail; age between
three and four years: rather thin Any person
returning her, giving information OF her. will
be literally rewarded. SAML. TAGGART.
mx0h .iat Wit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26
From California.

SAN Francisco, May 23-Col. Conner, at the
head OF the 81 California infantry and five com
panies of the 81 California cavalry including
field battery, starts from Bencis for Salt Lake
on Monday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

~ The sale of that beautiful suburban tract
of land of seven acres on the Madison gravel
road one mile south of the city. has been post
poned till Mon day. May Goth, at O'Clock p VI i.
At which time il will be sold without any reserve.
For particulars apply to Wiley real estate Office
1911
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

SOLDIERS BLASKs-Application for bounty
m 'ney. applications for invalid pensions; Decla-
ration for obtaining minors half pay. also. wild
ows' hall paw invalid pensions. &c. &c, for sale
hy Bowen, Stewart & Co. 24-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

-F;- The Metropolitan will be opened to night
for to the summer season. Miss Alice Kings
bury beautiful aud accomplished lady. will
make her first appearance Miss Marion Ma
earthly and Mr. Felix A Vincent are also en-
plnnl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

fonr MosRor, May 2i-By the steamer Terry
from Newben We learn that the American NAG
was raised in Raleigh some few days ago oy NE
citixes. No particulars received. News brose~
by hag Of truce. 81. ...E
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

CAIRO, May PA gunboat reconnaissance
Yesterday discovered a rebel feet at Ful'on,
aoout two miles below. There is no further
doubt that the rebels still hold il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

sy- Capt. ConlSlin. OF the Thirty fifth First
Irish). has been promoted To the Majority OF that
regiment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

NASHVILLE. May 25.-costoa sold saesroay ::
23c for gold and 26c for unicn and H.
Bank notes Plsatsrs refuse all Other money ~
cotton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26

Balance Indebtedness May -. 1862. .Sl5,l54 50
Respectfully submitted.
JoHS G.. WATERS, City Clerk
The Treasurer presented his annual report,
which corresponds and agrees with the report OF
the Clerk, given above.
The Council adjourned to meet on Saturday
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s., 56o 81
The City Clerk will lay before you his annual
report, by which YOU will the amount drawn
upon the Treasury during the year, and for what
purpose. 10 wit:
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TElECRAPHtC.
iasroxrKn ErFrSssIT ros pAILI STATE sxsT1SkL.
.NoOn Reports.

w HING TON NEWS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-26
General BUTLER, ORDER.

sOUTHERN NEW ..
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Received of j. NJ. Jameson, former
EXPENDITURES.

Syy ,UjJ 90
EXPENDITURES.
Orders outstanding May -. 1861 -. 50, lc3 ri
OIJiers IN the hands ol j. NJ jameson,
former Treasurer, paid over to Jos.
X English ........ I9.9O7 81
Orders issued for Fire Department F.. IL $40 %
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The City Clerk respectfully reports to the Hon
oruble City Council OF the City OF indianapolis
for the year commencing My 10, 1851, and end
ing May Is, ls62:
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THM7RArHIC NEWS.
The e;..nlne Isa,,ls IN N. W.,

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. Dist The Nashville
Unson, of the 9Th, says. "If The Rebels in Ken
tncky have any disposition 10 fight, and won't
shnn an engagement, there will he a ofent
battle within three days" II does moi fear
the result, rs the best divisions and Generals il,
the Federal service are there.
The Louisville .Ioarnd3, OF The 18th ;nst
says that the Rebels have no present intention
10 attack Cincinnati, bur tina. four heavy col
oin's' including Bragg s, We're thea advancing
towards Louisville Notwithstanding this
thousands of Federals Were being sent from
louisville 10 Cincinnati
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BY G0DDIN q IPPFRSON, Iso1ouee,,

DEAUrIFUL COUNTRY SEAT or sas
ID ACRES, in Henrico county, one and q AAl}
miles Northeast of Richmond. FOR 6ALD Al
AUCTION.-At the request Of Mr. ChaA O. uAnaa
we win sell at auction, on the premises On TUU1
DAY, 2d September, 1862, at 4 O'Clock p. n, ths
Farm on which he now resideA one and hall nilss
from Richmond on the Nsadow.bridse road, aA3odA.
Ing the lands Of Messrs: A. DILL w. r. q. 0a aeN
II. W. DeVoss, Fendall Griffin, and Others, coatnap-
ing, by recent survey s2t acres. The dweillne b.
been within the last 70 months thorouehy rupalrUd
and painted, and contains six rooms. besides bass
ment, presenting now beautiful cottage residence
The kitchen IL entirely new, and has four rooms Ii
fee, square. The barn. stable, corn house, smoke
house, &c. are new aud In excellent condition
The land. for The mos, part, has been highly nA,
nured for the last eight years. and hss been kept q
market garden. About ten scrss ara In wooda
sffordng an ample supply for the use OF the pAaes
u commands a pretty view of Richmond a. Gan
be had from any other place In the county.
To any person wishing suburban ressdsnca, TIA
place presents a. many advantages a. any othsr a.
this vicinity II desired II will bs diyided tn
owner will take pleasure In showing II to any per
son who may wish TO purchase before the day 81
aae.
TFRMs.-0ns-third ealh, baxnea-in one and two
years for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed Tho taxes for 1862 to he paid by The
purchaser. uoDDIN e. APPERSOk
Sc Is AunttoDaara
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Hy JAMES N. TAYLOR r SON. Axeas

4 FARM CONTAINING SEVENTY ACRks
n Of Valuable Land. on the Richmond ami
Charlottesville Turnpike. AT AUCTION-Ws
will sell upon the premises, ON TUESDAY, the ga
day Of September, commencing at IL O'Clock l. n.
very desirable FARM located the Richmond
and Charlottesville Turnpike C miles North Of tbs
city and Il miles from the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad and adjoining tho
lands Of Messrs Priddy, Waldr0p and othssa
It contains 20 acres about 20 Of which are cleared
and in fine state of cultivation, aud particularly
adapted TO the growth Of vegetables; the remain
der is heavily wooded from which Il Ii estimated
that near ., 500 cords Of wood can be cut.
The improvements are q comfortable framed
dwelling, containing four good rooms, together with
kitchen stable. carriage house, Gc, together wiri
excellent water
This property is particularly located for bust.
neSs stand.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance at & ard l2
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added.
and secured by u trust deed.
no l6 JAS NJ TAYLOR e. son, AacSA
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nOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS FOX
n, SALE The proprsators al this valuable Wa
tarlI,0 Place offer il for sale, aud viii masks ths
terms very liberal ss 10 tha payments. TIE mine
raj waters have an established Fepntet In yglno
nary and other similar dtssases- The Improve
menta conslst OF a large and welt arranged Hessi
and tan Cottages sufficient fsr The omnlanatan
OF two hundred visitors. With a Bowling Alley and
other suitable fixtures. The Furniture Is abtsn.ant
and Of coed quality.
These sprlngs are aituatsd VI hosloke eotsafy.
ian miles from Salem Depot, TIA thu Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, and are Immediately u The
Turnpike Road leading TO tia Sweet springs, tho
distance to tina latter being "a miss For flrthss
information. address T. W. khAAkS.
~ elm aalen, Va
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BY REDWOOD + KEACR. laestonsrs,
81 Main street.

x ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
III FURNITURE. CROCKERY, HARDWARE.
&C. On TUESDAY sd instant, a. 10 O'Clock, Ne
will sell at store large qpantity OF new and ~
cond hand Furniture, &c
sc 22-td X. Il r.. Auets
ADDITI0NAL.-Wiil be added 70 our sAle a.,
TUESDAY next, the I'D, large lot
Ladies' and Childrens Shoes. of the best quality
Gents Boots, Caters and Shoes,
GENTS and Ladies Linen Cambria HAndkfs,
80 dozen Hoop Skirts,
Hooks and Eyes
Nesdles, and Coats's Spool Gotten,
Flannel Shirts, Tea, &c.
sc 20 REDWOOD l. KEACH, Auess
ADDITIONAL.
/ ebild's double Rockaway Carrisae,
bag Cloves,
bag Coffee. TX
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN, Ancr

FURNITURE OF THE MOUNT VERNON
4 HOTEL AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY,
25th instant, a; 10 o'clock, will sell on the pre-
mses, all the Furniture of the Mount Vernon Ho.
tel, consisting OF Marble-top Cabinet and Glass;
Marble top Washstand; 3 Bedstesis; 3 Feather
Beds; Mattresses; Chairs; Looking Glasses; all
the Bar-room Furni;ure and Fixtures Dinner.ware
Tables; Casters; Sideboards; Cottage Set Also
ore handsome Cottage Set consisting OF Bureau
Wardrobe Washstands, Chairs, Table. Bedstead
and Towel Rack.
TCOLS.-Also. complete lot of Carpenters and
Machinist's Tools including two Morticmg Ma
chimes; ShoePes Machine; Turning Lathe, &c
IRON SAFE &C.--AIso, one Iron Safe; two loads
Coal, &c
TERAs--Cssh. K. CAUTRORN.
sa % Auctioneer
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THE WOUNDED AT HARPERs FERRY

THE WOUNDED at HAKPEKS FEKkF.
Among the wounded side at Hat aef's
Ferry was Lieut. Col Tsyloe OF Gloucester thrar III
the shoulder seriously; Lieut.. Patterson, OF tie
Psierburg Riaeme Ia. in the knee. and Capt j. kieh-
srd Lewellen, in the leg. The 18th Virginia iogi
ment lost four killed Uncluding of the Rich
nond Grsys, name not known and % wounded
This regiment, with the 9th Virginia, was engaged
in defending pass in the mouut aims tie Ferry.
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Arrival of EAthnnys., pr;saner.

MOBILE, Sept 2t-~Colonel Charley Olnisted
Captain + ". Louis. Lieutenant Henty, Ere,
man' and twenty Two Others Of the For, Pnlas
h' prisoners, arrived here 10 day, via Wick =
burg, and left for home this evening.
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NTuTi ICE, -HIGIiMOfD AND DAfpJLLE II.
IN R-CHAEaE OF .sCHEDULE.--t}n and
otter Wednesday. October ist 1862, the shrou gh
Passenger Trail en- the Richmond AID Danyille r.
X will ieavs Richmond al O'Clock Ia this after
noon aad returning raach Richmsnd al IA carly
hour 10 the m1rsipg
Fuf.tsf basflcusaTa will De given In ths time H.
Lbs shieE vii. De advertised prior 10 the Let 0ct'f
JAS. b. LESTER.
So 22-4t General Ticket Agent.
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a VALUABLE FARM roR sALg.-TAa sub.

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The sub
~ scriberk offer for sale JYgo: CT LAND lying in
he lower end Of Charlotte comfy, within seven
miles OF the Richmond and DanyiiiA Raiiros,si anl
len from Ciarksve, adjoining the lands Of Or. r.
C. VenRbie Capt. e ID. Jsifress, aud Richard Rms
SELL containing. by old survey, 100 acres one-haf
of which Ii cleared and fall proportion %. s.ls is
dat land the balance ia original growth aud l.ines.
This farm il well watered. and adapted 20 sill ihe
staple crops Of the Etate especially wheat The
improvements eonsist Of 4 DWELLING with fisr
ROOMS and paasage and all neee asary OUT houses.
The locality Is healthy The neigthornood good,
and convenient to churches Of all denominations.
TERMS Accommodating For further pastcu'
lars. address Dr. WI d HAsKIss, HE'D 0ag Grove
p. d. Charlotte county. Va. who viii ihAs plea.
safn la showing the lands,
L.. E. g naSKINS 5Gfh Va Reg,
Ia. Y. II. PETTis 4th Va, asayy Ar,l...fY.
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/ b>GoNHED ltot.i lie zee al The city. on
"a JOIN june las, u-gr0 Uanied ADD
son Said negro il ahsul ~ years old: about six
tret l.aL tiaai., rough skin; walks badly; Very
,oaJSe and sulues, hal i.os.fse voice
aiSo. Oh The t.iia July, = negro boy named
JACKSON, ab"Ut IL CT IL years old; w0oly heir
dark brown 7k5n some biotch-s abugi he face
stc9ps joIyard WHOM walking, sud speaks quick
X E5n spoken ia. The saiG negroes were hired OF
br. Ib1s. Il Jo,s OF i.iclfn0nd.
sal. gave th., usual reward for their approheil.
sidt. and dsp3rS 10 nae, OF Confinement in Messrs
Jones = Slater jail, so hat Get them again
K. Ii. HIGGINS.
ist--;s 0VeTFHrr CIV HanaA
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ffNWENTI-FIYF DOLLARS kEWAR0-Wiu
I be- paid for hs retu,n Of MY boy HENRI. ~
10 any one lodging him IL 4 jail, that s., him.
he away on Sunday, August 3ist; i :. likely
higb,) dark c.mpiexiop ,aat b!scs.3 WIZ Z i-Isav
head, intelligent, and SPEAKS qaic,- h.si "-c
te left black coat, ligh! 3ani>, 4ad b,a2s se lat.
de carried Other clothes with .nl ana ..Grh h..s.
think LIE Is try,dg 10 maze his way towards Ese,!
e-ichsourg or Tie likes, or II may Qss tinsv!l Tor
free, aud stop with oar own forces uIj.i ts
can get off 10 tbs Yankees.
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fI>WESTY DOLLARS REWARD ~~Haaayyay
/ some time in August. from Mr. u. Baker, III
Henrico my man OLIVER, Said fellow II ahoat
3 feet ak inches high, rather stout, dark eompiex-
ion, aSd / think, one of his front teeth OFT. Hia
eGnnteuanoe generally In rather sierra, bar wh5a
spoken 10 brightels ap. VII giys the above
ward ior his apprehension nnd delivery aisssrs.
Cinpton 4 Lyne. IL Richmond. ~ confined in jail
so gs; lifu again L. WASHINGTON.
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/ eCEAWAI-S,i0O KlsWA ED.--i.aa avs ~ from
l. the subscriber saturday, the oh int
negro boy, named WILLIAM HENRY, commonly
called Buck. SAID boy is a5out ~ years old feet
or inebss high. rather thick set b9shy cad o;
hair complexion quite dark, ana :talaln,gs s. lit!e
when confused. He is believed 10 b. making ior
the York or Panunkey rivers, 50 a--to reach .he
Yankees. as lie isteiy cangli il aha, EeigAbor-
hood, but again escaped. Hhe aboye reward Ysill
be paid TO any who delivers him 10 tn4 aul,-
scriber ii Richmond
RICHARD s ALLEN
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;.
Henrico co. Va, Sept .. 1852 Sc l6-3ta

DAN AWAY-SlGD WARD--f'sOr tia sub
IL scriber, or the l4th Of September, sc,p.n Fails
Plantation, Chesterfield county, u slave woman.
named ADELiNE. She is about -. Wears ole rls-
dunn size, genteei Appearance. of .. siug-f.~ "a
color. ANY oEe returning her 70 wi re. he
shove reward. DANIEL ? WARD
- lrsk
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~. ARTIFICIAL TRETH-THE CBEOPLAG.
~ TIC AND vULCANlTE PROCESs.--G. W.
JONES, DEkTIsT, having the right for Ihe above
mode Of making Teeth, aud being satisfied OF its
absolute superiority all other methods, can
with confidence commend Il 10 those desiring full or
partial ss.s Of teeth, and especially such may be
disaafis6sd with those they sye row using. The
psrssct sdsptstion Of the plate 70 the month, aud
tbs suction thereby secured, enables him 70 insert
one or more teeth stkoEt clssps This method hav.
Ing been adopted by th0ss standing highest In The
pr0fsssiop. North and South, testimonials will b.
given and specimens sxhibitsd - those wishing y,
49, them. ssts Of Teeth. On gold OF any other plate,
WI Of course, b. made Tor th0se pretsrring them.
tuAns, ClAAnsng. KKtrsctins and Ill other opera.
toos, qently and thor0nshly perforsned, Teeth az.
= eete4 by 1LkCTRlCIfY, without pain.
once on Main ssrsst, opposite Corinthiaa
= Al Dc l-lv
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RES or VALUABLE LAND FOR

NIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
SALR.-I offer for sale, privately, tho above
tract of Land, lying two 0iiss eass OF Fafmvll!e,
in Prince Edward county. TIE place contain. a
large and commodious dwelling house, and all the
suitable out houses; is highly improved, aDd is
altogether oue of tie most desirable little iarcs .
be found anywhere In this section Of country. =
There is good apple end peach orchard on Ire
premises good water. aud the neighborho0d is
surpassed for It's morality and health. further
description IL deemed unnecessary, those ishine
TO purchase win examine for themselves Fcy s&r-
ticuars address the undersigned 81 Farmyiile.
se Is1--I2tk s. ID, BROWN
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TWENTY DOLLARS NATURALIZATION away
i on Saturday, August :s6ti,. my boy CHARLES
IL IL botween4eety and forgive years OF age
dark muiatto, he(Sy get. about leo pounds weight,
Ave feet nine or ten inches high, and has broken
nose, which turns up. appearing somewhat Ike a
bull dog's lie had Gu when he Left gray pants,
check sfirt, pair Of Government. made Shoes s,ad
= wool hat, do ii supposed TO be dawn about
Rsekstt1 Tbs above reward will bs paid for biz
delivery ia 3Aii, 80 that can get him.
LIEUT.. CLINTON FERRT,
50 2-lms Co. 3, Ist Texas Rsgt
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON BOTH SIDES OF 4rH, FETWEEN
LEIGH AND JACKSON SITS, Eek sALE.--We
ara authorized to sell very valuable improy
west side Of ath street OF 210 feet, aul Mont of
about 80 feet he line thereof. running back
l.3 feet 10 alley. having thereon about fifteen
houses, large ard srpa. occupied by good tenants
This property is iccate In a very inpfovln part
OF the city. Appyto
~ Ss,--hf {;DDDI\ & \ PETERSON
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= 49,.

DUNAWAES.--The Following slaves ran away
/ a. from ihe Piedmont Railroad al Danvio, on
he iFs, inst
HENRY black. shout b vearS oil haa several
whip n3afks-vsgs recently bought Of John King
a North Carolina
SPENCER hired of David Hotiy, Chavyan ,onn
~, North Carolina
soE and ToM-birch of MIR. Roberts Gates
aolrtY North Carolina
Reward Of $50 will! las paid for uenry ii taken
within The State or $50 If taken IN anothsr state
AMI he legal reward lor tue trengs upon delivery
To .ne at DAgviiie Il D. WILBtIRN
Hup't tirsi section Piedmont /. r.
a. nao
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I.lIfI i ND . 8I.LFlsNT
Sc i6--6tS Corner Broad ana l2ih 49,

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD --RaIi-
l away from Mr.. Nathaniel August, ri Ashland
Hanover county. about three weeks age, Negro
Woman named MARTHA. about - years old OF
gingerbread color. Cat face, rather jii1beljawed
bad tee th Of Ordinary size and lzrkaoir sire wd
She raised by old Mr., Normen'. of Hanover
and may be n that vicinity tut she is most likely
In Richmond passing herself of Tree negro
washer and roner. We will give SO and tbs lagI
full fee go for her delivery 10 a5 in Richmond
GEO. WATT i co
y. B "A good R0use Seryaa: GIRL for hire.
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ffNWENrs FIVE DOLLARS kEWAH3.--Ilsl
1 away from HE subscriber. shou tAe Isl II s2e
nsi lsst, negro boy usned JOHN Henry. Sala
hoy If tstWeen - and l.. yesTSoT aga, brown lin
'hiek set, height not kaoa bat well grown f"J lis
ag9--wRs hired 10 Christian & Lea viii 83r
he shove reward tor his apprehension EnG Ieii5t-
~ 10 me in Richmond airs ri * HOW Ell,
re l9--lUts o. VIM ii. st I6ERLANp
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DEAUTlFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH
u 10 ACRES OF GROUND. FoR SALE-We
Ofier for sale that beautiful and yaiuaha
Try seal, called MOUNT ERIN reasonable
tsrrus Il CONTAINS abont IL 81 land, (
Of which il most beautifully decorated With trees,
ahrublery, "a grove Of oaks, &c. large brick aan
sion kitchen stable, Xe sufficient 10 accommodate
s. large family. II lies on the Eastern suburbs,
shout u miles from he city. For further pgFtcu-
jars apply 10 REDWOOD 4 hEaCii,
"a lls-ts "a Main yices;
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- ANAWAf - loo REWARD Runaway. tn
II, the 18Th OF August. black boy named 81,
ARD, about IL years old. st0u, ana s,earY sci
So. on I'D OF August, yelo,, boy named Ply
TON, about II years old. Feyton Is thought 80 BIZ
about town He was ccueht ri T. !. Tucker. 81
Ssrd bought oi + a Holloway. vii siYe
So tor either Of Jbs boys Il delise ~ nay il
Castle Go,iwn,) secured ia ANY jail, 10 / Gel
them again.
II
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away fIom the subscriber some m0Grna ago =
lie gro man named CORElE Ue Is ave feat seven
a. eight inches hlEh nniatto, has detective teeth
about hchuiond and ~ai seen a fsW iay SIZES
The abes" reward will be given if ndgei IL any
i.il 50 get him JAS ii T.NSaEY
So ss)--Gtt
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XIERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FCD
SALE on Grace ans: eth sis.We axe ;.uihsf
lied to rel all or any, oi the following valuable
real estate located Az ahoveviz:
The large brick TENEMENT oecGpird by Dir
Jacob r. Barns, near 10 ~. Pauis Church.
Also the !arge Lew brak DWELLING, and
OFFICE attached. At the corner Of Grace ara L
sts.. occupied 10y Mrs Rachel Lyo.
Also. the two EXCELLENT br;ch TEN GMIsNTS -
rear OF the above. fronting on the East line Of =
street. occupied respectively ny Dr., falanond hnA
Mrs. Arnold.
The f3reg DING real estate ia admit ABLY yse ces
isd. and In a niasI improving psft % taa CRY hr
ply ie GODJlS ( AepAGSON
l;- Gt .ac .iOnes:A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

A1OTTOWAY LAND FOR sALE.--i offer for
" sale Il TRACT OF LAND il the lower cad Of
Eot:O~gy about three miles from Wilson'S Depot,
the South Side Railroad. Containing 100 acrs6--
100 il original gro With, 100 in pine and iat land,
and the balance open The fat land Is very sope-
rior, and can lie very easily reclaimed. The build.
ings are ordinary. There is we'll os excellent
water ill the yard TEKMsa-SiGper acre cash
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

ALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY ON THH
East side of 10th street and On the Csual lead,
ing 10 Haxals MiIls. running back to James River.
AT ACCTlON.-We will sell upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the Il, day of October, common
cling at u o'clock r. n valuable vacant LOT on
.he east side Of iolh, between Byrd and Arch sts.
II fronts 100 feet AMI rams back l2, Fee 10 an ,iry
II feet wide
immediately after The above, will be sold val.
nab!e vacant lot on the canal. leading Hsxall q
Mills ana adjoining the stee! Works, fronting 100
feet and running back 100 feet This lot In partic.
uiariy adapted As Site for manufacturing pur.
poses.
TERMS --One-'hsrd cash. the balance at and &
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured BY trust deeds.