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From the Trans. M Mississippi.

MoBILs, Sept. s.-Gen. Kirby Sm's'
ia at Shreveport. Richard Taylor com
inand is at Vermillionville, having evacu
ated Brashear. =,
Sam. Houston in July. ESQ reads thu
unpunctuated telegram word, NJ
doubt, omitted The people Of Texa'
are perfectly loyal and devoted to tn
Coniederacy. Men and boys are goin;
into camp at Bonham, and every prepa
ration is being made to repel the invasion
expected next week.
A meeting of Governors to devise
means Of concerted action was held a
Marshall, Texas, on the 18th ult, Gov
ernors Moore, of Louisiana, Lubbock, o
Texas, Flanagan, Of Arkansas, an'
REYNOLDS, of Missouri, were present. -
The result Of their deliberations is TN
known.
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TELEGRAPuIC NEWS.
~e>>rs-,e y-~es~y>,'a-.ssr = - >7r@,s-N.--rs
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
Attempt to take Feyt Sumter by Assault
--Repulse Of tie Enemy sestA Seeere
Loss--No Casualties or Orr Sue.

CHARLESTON. Sept. a.-r half:past one
this morning the enemy made poo any
determined effort to carry Fort s"'''e'
by assault. c,,.,o.
The fort was garrisoned b@ the Charies-
ton battalion. and commanded oy MAO,
Stephen Elliott The enemy approached
in about ffty barges. AS scoa as they
were seen, Fort MOultne and battery
Rec onened upon them, simultaneously
with the infantry in Fort Sumter.
The Yankees succeeded in landing a
portion Of the force at the ruin, but after
fifteen minutes contest in which the
Charleston battalion fought chiefly with
brick bats and hand grenades, were !driv
en- back, and retrcated in disorder.
No account has yet been received con
corning the Yankee loss in killed and
wounded. We captured from the as
sauiting rarty three stands of colors. fou,
or FIVE barges, eighteen commissioned
officers, and one hundred and two rank
and file. The prisoners are now coming
up to the city.
No casualties on our side, our men
having good cover. All quiet this morn
ing.
Il 1ag Of truce is coming up from the
fleet but owing to recent instances OF
firing on our flag Of truce, theirs will not
be received.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9, 1863.
To General s. Cooper:
During last night thirty Of the enemy's
launches attacked Fort Sumter. Prepa-
rations had been made for such an event.
At concerted signal all the batteries
bearing on Sumter, assisted by one gun
boat ram properly located, were thrown
out Tho garrison behaved with gal
lantry and GOODNESS, Major Elliott com
manding the post. The enemy was com.
pletely repulsed, leaving one hundred
md fifteen prisoners, thirteen officers
included, from four boats, and three
colors. Nobody hurt on our side.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
sECoSD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9.-The enemy is
silent to-day.
Gen. Beauregard refused to have any
communication with the Yankee flag OF
truce hereafter, until an explanation is
Given Of their firing on our truce boats.
The Yankee officers captured at Sum
Ter were naval and marine officers. We
also took the original flag of Fort Sum
Ter, which Major Anderson was com
,,elled to lower, and which Dahlgren
hoped to replace.
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ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Run-
Z J away from the subscriber, on the night Of the
stL ipst a likely boy named JIM, about l6 years
Old Jim has q full head Of black hair, gingerbread
co,or well gown and his VAR is slow and clreiess.
Said boy had on when he lett a gray military sap,
light grey jack 4 and DARK raIts, Jim was raised
by Mrs Well, in StevensbuTg, Culpeper county, ana
may be Xxi, his war there, o, he may have gone
with Gen Hoods Division. as he has been in the
army before. and liked II very much. Jim has re
la;ions living in kiehmord, end may be lurking
about the city at this time. MILES,
&c i0-Str Firm OF Miles ( BRO.
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From Mississippi.

JACKSON. Sept. s.--Nothing fr:m the
front has been heard for the last two
days. The lines are closed and no more
persons are allowed to go into Vicksburg
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Yankees to send an expedition
against Magruder and Taylor in Louis
lana.
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RUNA WA US

1O0 DOLLARS Reward Ran away from the
IUD residence of the writer, corner of eth and
leigh SITS, on Monday morning last, gingerbread
colOred boy, named jim, about Il years OLD, very
large mouth, very. sprghtly and lively, and fond OF
singing comic songs when at leisure. He is very
fond Of so+iers, and my impression is tina, he has
gone of with some or the local companies aroma
j, edmond or Petersburg which latter place he was
raised by Mr. or Mrs Piermon and sold here l1th
March last nj Lee & James's, by c Burton There
are no scars rec0iiected except whip marks from az
pearances when he was very young. IRE above rs-
ward viii be paid il delivered 10 tin. Dickinson i
Co, Richmond. } SAMSON,
|. General Freight Agent K 4 D Railroad.
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BIZ Hoda..s &. lloueys.,,..

THE Beautiful place called Rural Stadea On the
l. Stoney Kun road, ~ miles East OF Richmond,
containing 10 acres, for sale at anctionThs baauti
fui place will be sold at auction, by request Of the
esecuttix OF the late l. q Tompkins, iced, ou the
premises, on Friday, the llth September, 1868, at
II O'Clock " IL conts lis 10 acres, " which about
acres are III ali original oak grove the balance Of the
land Is rich, admirably adapted FOR market garden
with large number Of handsome shade trees and a
ine assortment Of choic. fruit trees. Near
II al the buildings were destroyed by the army last
year, yet the location and scenery is amongst the
nauis1lnest around Richmond.
iERas Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur
chaser. GODDiN x sPPEKSUS,
seq Auc tioneers.
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DANK Note Engraving DCSS Co. haviug
- completed their engagement With the & 5 Trea-
sury as Bank Note Engravers, and having removed
from the Office they occupied N the Department to
their premises, on the corner Of Nam and 18th
Streets are prepared 10 ill orders for state or
Bank Notes Change Bills, state, Corporation, or
Railway Bonds, Bankers Checks Bits Of Exchar &c,
Certificates They will be glad 10 sho~ the orig
nal designs and impressions of the steel Plates en-
graYed by them FOR the 4 Government, or TO sap.
ply designs aid make estimates for Engraving ata
Steel Plate Printing.
A large supply OF Bank Sete Paper on hand
Parties at u distance requiring Bank Notes en-
yrayed and printed must give reference either 10
Richmond OF Columbia, 5 g.
. GEO DUNN,
WILLIAM GELLATLY
JOIN GEAiMEII.
p,on,na,A Cent . 1872 SO I-Stt
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~ a. u. VILLAINS, dMctine.--

DWELLING on South side Marshall be,v..,
ssn, "a streets , ior sale at auction Thu,sc,s ~
ises, desirable Frame Dwelling $751; Tue tssn
stated and containing rooms, bes,sss aoov.
with bydrant in the yard The iot fru,,, IN nicses
and runs back about iGO feet ~ iesa
ihe premises are in very good rrpaIr ana
now vacant, the purchaser may have lu,n,asa ee~s
session. '''''saa's ~
TeRas-siade To suit the purchasers
ses wJi,,.,
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By Summer & Arents, Anefiose,,.
Corner Main and 18th .ts

GALE of Mapufac,nred Tobacco C,oro..
~ Goods, Shoes, Wines, Iiqaors, &c W. n!
on thursday next the 10th inst, at our va 81
commencing at ga o'clock the follow pS n'1"'e,
close invoics ,000 TO 500 packages u,,usss
Tobacco, most Of which is Of SUPERIOR qpshv fs'
which the attention Of buyers Is particuIsry aa
Tie sale will commence promptly AZ q Z 80 ~ vi
Tue Tobacco, after which We viii sell he foI' va
desirable Goods: V''*is
QUO bales cotton yarns
40 pieces gray cassmeres
Black and fancy prints
tinghams, Deaiues
Black silks
Plain and fancy silks
Linen Huckaback
Sill. and Liue ! IidSfs
Brown half hose
Liuen bosom aud fancy shirts
Wool understands and drawers
spoo! Cotton flax thread
Bone, sCspendeT, and agate button,
iiaif pms, Needles, knitting po,
Earning needle tooth BRUSHES
Watch keys, 1ne combs
Pocket knives
Letter, cap, and note paper
Lead pencils, steel pers
Pen holders, buck purses
Memorandum books, enyelo,es
Black and drab felt bats
ladies' lasting CATERS
baIuora. bouts
- morocco boots
cbitdren's shoes
Meas heavy brogsps
g bamoia shoes
congress CATERS
'S ooo's
y. ~iS'
bbls Old rye whIskcy
ha,. '.,o,s :"
Sugar in hhjs and bbIs
rsti "e 'i' '''''''' VINE VINTAGE
on h,,ta. al De-. -.
sew,no ,"srh y'. "''e' u Seafso"
geo brides and hal,ers. e.
Sc lids SUMNER 4 ARENTS Auets
BIZ Williamson & 90. Aurf<
mo lgo Main stree,
- HATING, be ing, iatbeS, &c, at auction. -0a
, thursday, tho 10Th inst, commencing al 70
oci,fk, we VIII sell At the chop corner OF sth Al
Main SITS, number VI very d-sira bic alt1lss b.
sis!ing ia part Of
. ',oot ~"
L., IN. .tse,
loo kegs Old Dominion Nails, Assorted
lgriudstone, with frame belt, and .t,it
Lot of good betting
Lot Of iron wire
IL good polishing wheels
ToDga. hammers, etc, etc
Sc WILLIAMSON ( co. Aust,
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In e. $. .Hsasaats, duct.

IIOisSES, Wagons, Harness, sc, a. Auction AT
III the request Of Sir J II Enraaghty VIII sell en
Friday, the llth lost, at 10 O'Clock, at he stable
yard cosner BYRD ana sth sss all HIS stock consist
ing ii
superb dranght horses
large spring wagons
small spring wagon
sets karness
set harness., very so"ng aud sni'srins
large street Wagons
A lot VI ax,es, swinsletrees,
and numerous asher articles IN sh,s hae worthy the
Alteration Of those iii want.
SEQ PLEaSANTS, Auct'r.
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Richmana Sent. 5. 1899.

1VCUO1L. BOOKS-sehool. Boohs.--for sale, . large
\ lot OF School. Books, consisting OF @keaiers,
Seoxra pbiss, 0rsmmsIs, etc, ct Messrs J BUR-
RESy : co.'s Tobacco and Fancy 0oods Store, cor.
ner OF Broas and 9th Sta
A considerable diseo0nt Oh the retail prices Will
be allowed 70 sch0ol,tsaeners aud other wholesale
pufck asefs. ~ o-6ts
NEW l4Adlcs Shoe Store just Opened Ali kinds Of
general assortment Of oil, kinds Of work Having
purchased d 0esars Harvey Ha'lings the most d
tAeif stock TED enabled 70 supply their farmer Gus
toners a. usual u Tie corner II oh and noad sts
% 6-6ts c DUNHAA :
DOCK aAd> Nsvs Isk.-Baok and News LAX ~
I'D raie. : god quality, h kegs onA hnsSDis. 0A1l
% DARBY, Rn4D = 01M9My,
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Z001I0W 11x1l1- UII1I11In DArR

0ONA8NO y
II KEx Nogvoes Il Aacsion. by virtue II On order
" 81 She Hastings Court a The city d Richmond
s s s e, Ss s s; e. 1 81. ' ssex
N. Patrick Coleman and Job Green, FREQ negroes,
convicted BY said Court Of grand larceny and or
dered 70 BE- fod iutosbsolote slavery Also, IN old
man named John, committed to Jail for going at
THOMAS U DUDLEY,
Sc f0--st .Gergt City OF Richmond
By D. * Peasants, Auet',.
~ Monday, the 18th instant, will sell at the resi-
dcnce u 6 Harris, Esq, On venable, between q 81
and I'D streets, Union Hill } ali his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, embracing
1entirey new Brussels carpet, very large
!" 8. rig
superior sofa, Lounge
wardrobe, bureaus, cane seat chairs
Bedsteads, bedding, curtains, sc
ALSO,
Ageneral assortment Of kitchen furniture 1
Al the same time the Hoase can be rented prk
vateiy. Z 8 PlEASANTS,
Sc 10 Auctiouee,
b. Thomas w Keesce, AMctiomser,
lOiiico corner Of 18th and Cary SITS.
L>RAMED Dwelling house and Lot for safe at auc
i, toni will sell, On Friday afternoon, septem
Der 18th, at O'Clock GU the premises, the framed
Dwelling -house and lot, containing I've rooms, with
kitchen with three rooms, situa;eI On 26th street
between and H. fronting q feet, and running back
49, feet. Terms at SALE
sslO THos KEEsEE, Auc,.
By Reduood & Philips, Auct's.
"a Main street
N7Ewl sell a, our store, on Friday, l',h inst,
Wv commencing at 10 o'clock A n. 10, OF Furu,
tire, c0nsistingof
Chairs, bed.teads, safes, &c
Gold watches, g.
REDWOOD PHILLIPS, Aucts,
Sc 10 81 Main street
By Williamson d Co., Auct'rs, 1872 Main street
LINE Family Carriage, Mule, Cart, Harness, &c,
j at uction--On saturday, 18th inst, at 10 o'clk
AN, We will sea at the horse lot, Council Chamber
Hit
very fine Family Carriage
young Mule, works We'll
Cart and Harness
drstrate Mich Cow
Sc 20 WILLIAMSON & co, Aucts.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture at auction
~ On Monday, 18th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock
n, will sell at the residence OF Mr. Chas iOhnert,
on Marshall 81, between 5th and 9th, very desira.
bic assortment of household and kitchen furniture,
consisting of the following and other articles, viz
/ rosewood Piano. 81 octaves
l mahogany Writing Desk
! marble top Table
Wardrobe Chairs
Ba isteasis, Bedding
Window Curtains
Stoves, Carpets, &c
Sc 10 WILLIAMSON & co, Aucts
RUGGIES, Spring Wagons, Smiths Tools, &c, at
- atctiop.--We will sell on Friday, Sept lth, at
the shop OF Sterling, on 18th. Marshall
street, commencing at 10 O'Clock n, the following
and other articles
buggcs, ono nearly new
spring wagon, with top
Wagon, dray, and car. axles
Lot of new horse shoes
Smiths tools. of all descriptions
lot of wheelwright's tools
sets stocks and dies
Lot OF smiths coal
drill press &c. &c.
WILLIAMSON & Co, Aust'rs.
B-As Mr. Sterling coniemplates change OF
business, all persous owning articles al his shop
hereby notified 10 come forward before the day OF
eale, ray charges, aud take them away.
SEA WILLIAMSON Il co.
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DIED,

DIED.
9 ws ssss sG:;'l ss
hut dasghter 81 James 4 ssd A. D'''''-'
IL. ..sa..... ~
Hsr fsnsrsi viii take plses fo. u: rsasssoi =.
t-ses sth "a Sth .trsets ss o'clock, this (Enarf
~ .sss,socn The frsepAs Of the family are re-
specffuiiy Invited TO attend.
=, ~. residence &c her daughter, Mrs. Jn''a
Wright, on the morning OF tue sa Inv. a., ho,. II,
srs;.,iso for,stnde, Mrs HARRIET II BEST, tn The
ssJ year OF her age. May she rest in peace.
Tears to my eyes are starting, -
And sorrow shades my brow
All weary IL was az parting;
have TO mother nov.
AXUsENENTS
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE
Acting and Stage Manager ...............RD Osden
freasureF. II d ggs
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT 10, 1853.
Grand Overture. Observation-Disclosures. Otheia
shakessear = great Tragedy OF
gOfHELLO'-&
Ilps by an officer Of the army, iirst appearance
The piece has been caste with care
Charming lance .......R BY Miss Mary Partington
g,au,ifs, Ballad By Mss Nellie Walton
To conclude with the elegant Comedietia Of
THE ADVENTURES OF
CAPT. FRANK BAMBOOZLING.
bamboozfng ..............-. ID orsay osden'
OGDEN At HOME, OR A MANAGERS TROUBLES.
A local Extravaganza, Burletta, &c,
WIZ SHORTLY BE PRODUCED.
Npnus-Ths doors open at a quarter to T. Per
Torrance 10 commence At quarter 10 O'Clock.
sc I0--lt
MErRoPoLlTAN HALL
'A This (7HDRsDAY] NIGH Sept 10, 1858.
In consequence of the
THE IRON -CIAns,
They viii appear IN .e,.o,.
ISINETABIE CONCERTS q, -o.,oyr
Reserved seats Fl, Cutlery, so cents.
81 see programmes se Ut
A GRAND SELECT n,,,
New Market Hall
90 iNurSiSay evening" lotH, Aou'
Ladies invitation tickets can be procured at tue hai
al any time previous to the bali.
Hanagsrs.
! DIXIE c johnson.
e. Tickets admitting a gentleman ana Two Ia
lies, SIS.
Good music has been engaged for the occasion.
Sc g-2i*
4 AsHI0SAHAn DANCING ACADEMY,
By Pref J 81 Nas0' Bingham.
Exchange Hotel cor iith and Franklin SITS Entrance
on l4ih s.s.. Ladies' private entrance.
Prof Bingham presents his compliments to the La
lies ana Gentlemen OF Richmond. AMI respectfully
announces to them that he Will resume the duties Of
his profession.
TUESDAY evening, Sept 18th, 1861 O'Clock, !or
children.
Wednesday, 4 P n, for ladies'.
Wednesday, sPH, for gentlemen.
Children glasses Tuesdays ani Thursdays II,
II Az.
Ladies' classes Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days Jpn.
Gentlen,en's Classes Mondays, Wednesdays and
SPIN.
TERMS ascertaInet on application.
An early attendance Is requested.
IITfracticiGg parties every Thursday evening at
5E O'Clock.
Private classes at schools a residences will be
formed if requested. Sc Attf
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ne 9-2la


A TTEN1ION -15 more men wanted 10 complete
"A the organization Of IA company Of cavalry u w
Giimof IS independent battalion. Horses, equipment,
and bounty furnished. Apply immediately at iht
office Of :. q Hedgeman, on Bank, between lO.h all
Itlh streets. J : HARRISON
CA SCOTT,
sc 9-sls Recruiting Sergean's
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NOTICE II am author,zed by the Secretary y
~ War 10 raise from Those not now CONNECTED We
the army, nor subject 10 conscripsion, copipAhi
cavalry, 20 be attached 10 Mosly y co.an.and ~
such persons dussoas of service unaer that sts'
bratet chaf,an viii call ppoa he u; the Office % 100
Second Auditor of Virginia ...,
ses-..ts JOHN II THOMAS
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ONE Hundred Dollars Reward. -Ranaway from the
" subscriber Ga Saturday last, one small negro boy
named jim, aged about 10 Year,, dark copper color
His clothes were very indifferent. He Came from
Matthews county, and was sold to me by Mr. Ro Bill
ape. will give Sl09 tor his delivery TO me, a,
Messrs Hill. Dickinson Cos. X ii DAVIS.
Sc l9--ts
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RICHMOND AND DaSvlLLg RAiL6Op,
SCpaEINTkNnhNaH OFEIcE,

RICHMOND AND DASvlLLg RAiL6Op, }
SU1aEINTKNbKSa's OFEICE.
Richmond. Sept 9th, 1868
piN AWAY. AUsus: 3Ist. 1853, from near MOS
lkasingIord station, Il & d 4 Il, ALBERT, q slave
b.Fngiug to Mr. Jefriss. a.d htfd by the Rich
mond AID Eanyiie Railroad Company lie ia q
bright negro about feet inches high, speaks
quick when spoken 10. Ia fnay be lurking in tho
ueighb orhood Of Keysvile. The usua: reward VIII
be raid for his avpr. henson.
CHAS @ TiLc0TT,
CO l0--5t Superintendent.
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By Ndt.gAsey, Fseklia & Co., ducts,
1859 Main street.

A UCf10S SAIE-0n Friday, the llth lest, We
n will sell lot Of freshly imported Goods, con
sisIsIx u
Dry Goods.
Grocsliea,
+ s,Assonefy,
Hardware, &c.
vA-psriieulars hereafter.
SLAUGHTER, gloKIxN 60.
- An huct4uneog0.
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JAS MTAYLOR, Auct.

A LARGE Fonr-S,ory Brick Tobacco Factory, on
"A Rockets street, at auction will sell GU the
premises, On Fridayy the ltn September, at AZ
O'clock that large aud wellLu four story Tobacco
Factory fronting Rockets street 10 feet and run.
ming back 100 feet There is dwelling house tire
lot, VIII Tour rooms also, large sweat house
The lot fronts - feet Oh Rockets street and runs
back to the Yu,k River Railroad.
Tell Vbcra. and made Known on day Of sale.
scS JAS N TAiICK, AUet'r
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nEsERTEas.--Thn ~ dollars reward will b
IL fsid for each Of the following peseIters ~ %
Company O, 10th Virginia Battalion Heavy Artii.f'
~ stationed at Battery 10 3, RiehmoHd DefeHes'
ANDERSON b Accord, - years OF sge, oatA
eyes. dark hair, 8 feet bish. suptossi 70 u "a
Augusta county, Ia
EDWIN s WATKINS, Is years Of sse blue eyes
LIGHT hair, fsss ineass high, Chsste nesd EQUITY
VI.
WATKINS L LUCAS, q years Of sse, blue e)''
dark hair. & feet 10 inches high. 81,
JOHN G BLACKBURN, 26 yssrs Of sse hsLs,
eyes, dark hair 5 feet inches fien foTnef'y hs''
watch OF Richmond.
JOSEPH NJ MELTON, 80 years Of age. black eye.
dark hsir feet high. The last three lnsa sfe "s"
Hungary Station. Henrieo county. Va
Ell COLLIER, 81 yeas a age, dark heit' a'A
cree, leet Atnehes high.
JOHN W TURNER, 1t eemis
a. a-eodlws Go c, 10th w Bait Hwy ATTY
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BIZ James III. 1apior, Aasctioneey.

AHEVESfY- I'VE Acres oil land in HeuTco county
~ on the York River R!niroad. aud tie road lead
ing To Rakey's Mill. a miles from The city AT the
request Of Mr. Tlos Plesauts who resides uIon the
place, will offer for sale, upon the premises, on
Tuesday, the I5th September at 1 - O'clock the
above valuable piece IT land, in i've uts from Ia
IS acres each. ON one III the lots which contains
about 20 acres, i'd new framed dwelling, contain.
ipg SIX large and three small rooms and all ncces
sary out houses plat Of the land can be seen at
my Office Terms cash.
se 9--tis JAS TAYLOR Auct
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we-FOR DREWRY'S BLUFF
the steamer SCHULTZ, Capt. ID J Bill having seea
thoroughly painted and repaired viii for ,ne eS n,
make one trip daily to ige"ry bia'', 'eaF'"s "e'
wharf at Rockets at O'Clock n.
Fare Tor the round trip Only oSs itflAR. ,,i.,
Parties desiring charter Inc beat 'of si'etia
morune trips, can make arraDgeIscAis py appi!nhs
70 tue Captain on board. hu
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By Pa!i.ani, Hanes & Weisser, Aact'rs.

AND FOR SALE at AUCTIOS->We viii sell
( st auction, at Chesterfield G II, 1T II o'eiock,
en- The l4th CT September, Court asy,) tra6; OF
LAMB, containing about l50 acres, aud io@'assd
about oae mile of Clover Hill II, miles Of Chss
teffeld II, 13 miles Of Petersburg, and adjoining
tbs lands OF Richmond and Petersburg X Co, Mr.
Middleton, DR. Robinson, and others. Forty acres
cleared, snd four hands ed acres 10 WOOD and TIM
Der, or two sinai. dwelling houses. cut Of repair,
upon 1t The attention Of .S'sons who Wish to In
vest IN property that will ways brin them good
income by little ate ntion is called TO this sa;s
T.RMs-One .hiEd cash, and bsiaRcs in ore, two
and thr ee years or cash The purchaser may de-
sire. PULLIAhl, UsHES SEiSIGEH,
SO 5--Sts Auctrs
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one Hundred Dollars ReWard.--SnppOsed 10 have
" lett here yesterday morning at O'Clock, On the
Petersburg cars, negro boy named Isaac Randolph
The said bow is abcutslS years old, feet 8 Inches
high, wake very quick aud is very Intelligent. lie
was raised aear the head uf Old Street, Petersburg
Will give the above reward for tue boy il delivered
10 me- at the Gailcgo Mills. d II BERRY.
Sc lO--Itf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-10

Il Or Sa.e-f will fell at auction, tn the highest
= bidder, fer cash, On tie 18th day of Sci tenn
Der, in the town OF ,ertersvi!ie, the following
property: The House and Lot which now live,
containing ons-has acre Of ialf The improve
nents consist OF dwelling house, with eight
rooms and eight closets with cellar bass Elent, the
static; slse, one other House and Of adjoEis the
above, containing one acre Ct tine land on whieh
there is fac nit trees The Ling has
I've rocms with cellar bsssm sn'; sis., one uniu,-
proved Lot, containing one half scre OF IRE gardsn
land wh.th is now in cultivation. will sssI at the
same time several Negroes, one . coed Cook aud
Washer. 1his property is immediately On James
river, 4GL miles from Fiehu ord In refined and
wealthy section Of untry, convenient to churches
and Il Ills, ~ we'll as to msrke: by canal
se I-TulGeod5ts Wi SEAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-10
JOHN II THOMAS

CEVENTY ts0iiaFs fiputS to al youths between 'hS
~ ages of Is and Is " enlist ia Capt II u bhff
Company to muster IN siajor Man!ards battalion iof
spccr.! and local deG'ncs OF the city Of Rcinfbl
Apply al camp, near tho old Fair Grounds,
re S-Sts HID BURR, Capt ocIng
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-10

T. OR SAI.E.We will Sell at auction, on Friday
T. the 18th Of September, 1868, at Dispatch sta.
ton NH the York River Railroad one new Portable
Steam Engine Saw Mill. bands and saw all com
pete. The engine Is twenty horse p0ver, in good
order, and bought last spring Of j X Anderson
4 Co. After the sale Of the saw mil we viii sell
two yoke OF line fat oxen and No Carrying
JEgGs-siade known day of Sale.
For further particulars apply u Dr Eds ard kpIes
or Dr Chas Anderson, Richmond, Va.
&c SITS JNOT ErPES Il co