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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

There has been decided advance in specie
since our last report. The brokers are now buy
Ing gold At $3.50, and selling 1t at Sl5. Silver Is
bought At 0iO5o, and sold At sl2.
DAxx NoTxs.-We quote Virginia and North
Carolina notes Al @9.75 buying price, and So SELL
ing sates; South Carolina and Georgia abont the
same rates.
0oups AND 6T0cKs.--There is a steady advance
- ill kinds Of bonds, and decidedly increased
demand Tor them. We quote Confederate bonds
~ follows Cotton int. loan, l50 years bonds, &
pss ,ceats, lo8K; 100 M loan, per cents, iI4x;
cosventbles, ll3. State stoeks--va. 6,s, long
dasss, 90; VI. So past due, COS TO 80; Va. cou
poas, without interest, 40; with interest, 43e;
North Carolina coupons per cents old issue, 40;
new issue, Q per cents, as: Tennessee coupons, G.
per eents, 477X; Richmond and Danyiiie Railroad
bonds, 8 per cents, registered, 933 TO gas.
GAAls.--The scarcity Of grain In the E,arkei
seill continues, and the transactions so few and
hshs - scarcely N furnish data for quotations.
We hsve heard OF some sales Of wheat at Sa TO
eiSs bat II II the market Il would bring higher
figure. The policy Of the Government, pursued
b ~ impsessing agents.. referred 70 In our last re-
posi, n tmpSeastng whale crops, prevents the re-
cstps ~ anything like supply for .hasily. Five
thousand bGshels Of wheat allowed ID dnd lis war
- shis maEkes wosla % very far towards relieving
The aaxlsty IN the public mind with reference TO
ssp0ay q hgped.
Pfoua.--We heard yesterday nf ssies 0f Flour
- eilo per barrel. We do not, however, give
shis ss'she seaaAasd price: sosslf the anicie was
u nashss, We believe ihsa eee6 : higher figure
waai6 - rsaeheA. few ~ alpee n load O..
oees Wot sena 70 ~ aacsion hoise % Cary street
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I ARCE and Highly Attractive improved Real y

II ARGE and Highly Attractive Improved Real n
4 tate In the City Of Richmond, for sale at auc-
tOn.At the reQuest Of the attorney IN fact Of tho
owners, (who wish 70 divide their partnership prop.
ersy,) we shall sell at auct tou the premises, on
Monday, the lCth November, 1888, In the osder i'd
vertised, commenoi ct IL o'clock, tho following
valuable improved real estate, VIZ
1st The large aud excellent brick tenement on the
n now under oSs Iesss 70 ~ John w s ON
%. The large and web built and handsomely Nm.
shed brick tenement ON the east side Of eah street.
north Of Leigh st, now uDder lease to NJ Vim 70.
I'd. That truly valuable lot and framed tenement
ut the Of Marshall street and Market avenue,
with small framed tenement thereon, fronting 60
by 65 feet.
4th. The excellent brick tcuement and small frame
one, on the north side Of Broad, between 4th aud
as the Sumter Saloon by Mr. Travis.
9th. The large, well built three story brick tene-
ment, 1t the northwest corner OF Broad and LIST ss
adjoining the store Of Mr. Philip August
9th. The admirably well built and handsomely
flushed brick tenement, the west side Of 7th be-
tween Franklin aud Grace sts, now occupied By NJ
X Fl Eknker.
7th Tie large iron.front tenement ct the south.
west corner Of Broad and 9th sts now occupied by
Messrs Jas Burress 4 Co. and others.
The foregoing is justly regarded as among the
most valuable real estate which has been Gsl ed for
sale during the present year. and should attract the
attention of capitalists and others.
TIE terms Of sale OF said real estate will be - fol.
lows credit as TO Sc 600 on tenement No for Eve
years, for bonds, payable In bankable funds, bear
ing interest, payable half yearly, secured BY trust
similar credit as TO No Of 50 600; similar ere.
dit to No 0f 50 600; similar credit n 10 No
Of 81 COO; similar credit 10 No Of SIC, 600;
aud on q similar credit az to No OF $40 Coo The
excess beyond the several credits to be paid 10 cash,
in bankable funds GODDiN h APpERSON.
no 11-tdS
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IN Is -, -, = = ~ - fsln1lss
80 10 .; sweet do, 9le.5e n ~, talaew
Candies, o. per IL; sa's. 40. pr ~
CascxaIrs -e,sase, Wholesale. % ~f ls.;se-
ssi, DO; ssssr. - Is 20 e39S; Sorghum Molasses
whossssls. 9ie ana 4is . MS n sesail; Rice, -
~ sc.
Lsscoas. : whtfkcy. SIS 70 so per gallon, ac-
esvdlnx 10 quality; Apple Brandy, go. high PROOF
Ram. $50 French brandy. ssato 500.
In The city Markets fresh meats are worth % IS
/, 4i.so for Beef and Nation, and - for Pork:
Chickcrr, s6to ~ per raIts Ducks, 81 70 % per
pair; Butter, $50 to s. per h.; Sweet Potatoes
s2.so per hall peck: Irish Potatoes, - per hail
peck.
l.gArusR.--sole Leather, $3.50 10 $50 per h.;
Upper do, 81 30 to 50; Harness do, $3.50 70 50;
Hides are quoted at sa.so 10 A2.s5 for dry, and
~ so for sailed ersen Tanners Oh, ~ TO - per
gallon.
TesAeco.--Common article, not SOUND, " 10
$l2s medium pounds, dark, ois0 10 ~; good
medium bright. 80 to S2.75: fine bright, ~ 20 ~;
sweet SIS and t0'ssca and IN demand, WIN an
advance.
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NOTlCE.-By virtue Of an assignment made to me
~ by John Barron aud Julia A Barron, for the
benefit OF their creditors, and to be found Of record
in Book p in the Probate Office Of Perry county, Ala
will offer for SALE before the court house door, in
the town OF Marion, on tie first Tuesday in Decem-
Der next to the highest bidder, at public oucry for
Confederate money, large amount Of real and per
sonal property-tbe real estate consisting Of the
valuable resd0se Of the said 7 & Bafron-l09
acres CT wood land; 60 acres Of land, with Q brick
yard and it's appurtenances several valuable town
lots; tract OF hand ~ ing esst Of the Cahaba river
known part Of the Rochelle place, and contain.
g $50 acres, and tract Of land ling north OF Ma.
rion, upon which Thomas Selman erected q steam
mill, containing 40 acres; the personal property
consisting Of 50 slaves, the most of them young,
likely, and valuable. Among them are some good
plantation carpenters, goO1 brick mason, some
good cooks, weavers, &C. II mules, 10 Of them very
valuable 200 bushels Of corn, more or leee 10 OO0
pounds OF fodder more or less 20 bushels OF wheat
l60 bushels Of peas; 60 head Of hogs; % head OF
sheep; 20 goats: very likely cows and calves;
yoke Of oxen; wagons, and all the farming uten
sils. The sale viii be cont inued from day 10 day
until al the property h disposed Of.
no l3-2w 0P MASSEY Assignee
EXECUrOR SAi.E-~Will be sold at the residence
- Of the late Dr. John Wake, on fueeday, the
18th Of this month III fair; not the next fair day
thereafter all the crops Of corn, fodder, &C. all the
stock Of horses, CATTLE sheep, and hcgs tho panta-
ton utensils, and household and kitchen furniture
7KaAs-Sl00 and under cash; over that sum six
months credit with interest from day Of sale-ths
purchasers giving bonds with approved security be-.
fore the property 10 taken awAy.
bah peFsous having elaims against the said
John Wakes estate sre requested TO present them
to the Executor without delay and these Indebted,
to make immediate paynsnt.
Address, "Genito, POwhatan county"
no 9th. 8, q then dldst
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WI vil CTR g auetioo, 8 Yrsass. n. "a.
s(Ast, q orr vesshoops, esener ~ ~ 4. "a
elsese9 sem0sg&ng - 10 4ssoek- Assa
y go .snrd sesssse' soas vssy sAa,.
4eor s9.se Ans @etins tehsseo
- hin - Do DO
Moo superior 1losIls cigars
. bhte Known sugss
10 bhds D0taoh
10 ksgs soaa
q MI boes1
g 66ls No = 1ashsssi
= boxes eeassh
. bsas vinsQf.
u dos bop sEi.ss
g palfs superior silt hdhA
I'D Gre0 Bettoss
- grc0 Gun tubso
- Sasess virglnia sassh ssd jesas
0aitee boots and shoes
Csifskins, Gotten cards
Oraoees, spool eoteon, Ae.
No 10 ROelNs0N. ADAMS . 60. .Auet.
J funtiy carriage and harness
] piece scarlet army cloth
Extra gk C buttons
Brown hollands
Block thread
Calicoes and mouselalaae
Back and col0sed alk dsee pattsrna
= caees surgical instruments
oil painting OF the gmpeeor Naoolco,
superior shoe brusles
sewing msehfpes
Rfusses and ingram carpets
Mattresses
Once chairs, stoves
Blankets, &c.
nol2 ROBINSON. ADAMS I CO, Aue,.
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BY 4. D. Willi0nas, Auctioneer.

". t0n.-Ou Friday, the 18th November, at II
o'clock d, Will be scld Il my Office 81 acres u land
about miles WI ~ Of the city adjoining the farm of
Mrs spotis. 1t lies on the proposed conipuatop Of
dfoveSireet, and 10 accessible by the Plankroad
and Deep Run Turnpike.
The land ia very heavily wooded in oak and pine,
OF original growth, and n b estimated will average
over 40 cords por acre Tho whole Of Il lies besuti-
fully, having dry and elevated situation, making
very desirable for building eitas.
VIII be sold In three lots Of nearly equal slzs %
the whole Will be sold together II preferred.
Considering its heaSness to the city, ito aesrabts
situation ana the large quantity Q. wood which may
De eold from II, this property presents rare oppor
t0nity for Investment. Persons deGrng TO purchase
are requested to view tbs land previous 70 the day
OF sale. TKRxa-Aata sale.
no 10 b WILLIAMS, Aucs
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{13-ssk THE NV YANKEE PlcroRiALs AZ the
Confederate Reading Eopn, profaseiy Illustrated
the Rebel Rams IN England, taiiie ofChickaman
ga, and hundreds OF other Curious -iilasiratiens
Ha,sImoret na,,e,s-.aii recCYted by last flag Of
truce. All the Southern papers; all the city pa
pers. Open day and night, opeu day and night.
Admission. IS cents: ten tickets, ~.
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~ 1n0'ssas ". keesee, A,cti0necv.
Omce corner Of 18th and Cary sts

HOUeEil0LD and Kitchen Furniture, Goa, and
IL Wood, Bar-Room Mixtures, Shuttle. hoard. O..
for sale at auctioR.-l rin sell, on Friday morpos.
November 18th, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, Attic
house Of Mrs Elizabeth Ross, In Pink Alley. pssr
the New Market House, oil Of her Bar Room ami
Household and Kitchen Furnitufs, e., censistius
In part Of
Chairs. tables, shufle- board
Decanters, wine bottles, tumblers
Clock, bedsteads beds, bedding
Sofa, wsrdrobes, bureaus
large lot Of czockerywars
Coal, wood, 10.
no IL THOS.W ENEaRR Auc.
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AUGsxx0N dALAULHurvsp uAra


By Len q james. Asct'rA
WE viii cell At .actio., On Saturday, the iAa
w inst, likely Girl, Is years Of ags: goo
nurse and house girl. Sold BY order ofCeast.
ID ECEIVER'S Sale II slaves-Wm bs sold ii tas
II auction room Of lea janice, IN The city Is
Richmond, On Saturday. the lam day OF November.
Der, very valuable. FRANCIS /. SMITH,
no9--tds Receiver for Dstsics No
II AkGE Bale Of Hotel Turniturs. iseladiax
China, 0taD, Tin Ware, BE, ct the Healing
Springs, In Bath epunty,-On Wednesday, Novsu.
hsr lssh lses, q the a:sil1g ees.g, .s sill on.r
nitose Of The sstahllshmsnt, eonsistiss Of four
large prsDeh gut framed DlRToss. . very large
brasesle easpst thirty OF toyty Dom plates. kDvs
end 1brkA snps end sensssA diahsA ~ end tshb
bowls and pitshsss. ehaa6sss, vstsf and nIli
pitchers, - looking gia9eas. bsdsaseds, chslra 4
tlU sotAA leungss, hair ana shuck mstirsts,
shseeA pillow slipA pil!ows md bolstess, two noe
one TsirSaslss piststsn sale. i.ss: III u az:
pstings and many othsr other sftitlss vhieh 10
would b TOO tsdioas 70 spumsrate. Also, eSn-
bsr q cattle snd sheep.
come sAns day b reilroad asd a;ss V wIa
SPRING., end thss On nazt morning 70 this p'so' |
We vnL At IL sans tine and plsss, es.r hs
-. a is,sss..s p "il ..r.'y ~ VIII sssA
sheaee. 4 Porter, o.e Of he lrePsissoss. ny
ins .sxt whs vni giss s.x i.a..stioa ys.sss'
a va NATURAL BRIDGE PROPERTY AT
rUBLIc AUCTlON.-The subscriber VIZ
0hsr fos sale, u aucsios, on Thnrsday, NE 1h
LAY Of NOVEMBER, thai valuable end Wildly knows
property, the NATURAL BRIDGE, sstached "
~hleh are ffoa iss . us scrsa u land, wisA .
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, AncytO7sssr,
Of1ce cor 18th and Cary sts

NIFTY Horses aud Mules for sale at anction.-I
will sell on Friday morning, November 10Th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, fifty Horses and Mules,
at the c S 1T, BacOn's Quarter Branch.
RO ARCHER,
Major and Quartermaster.
Sale conducted by THos w KEEsEg, Auctioneer
m IA
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: -l--7l1~-a7-'7~-77 =
OIEIs.

On the latl, November, 1863. AT the residence Of
her par,.nts on Maia st, FRANCES II, only child
Of 4 (. and Mary q " aiker, aged one year four
months and four days.
Now il my little Lizzie gone,
The one so dearlylove-
Whom never shall see more
Uniiiwe meet In Heaven above
Farewell. little Lizzie.
We lazy thee In the silent tomb,
Sweet blossom Of Gay.
We jus, began TO view thy bloom,
/. And Mou art called away.
The fsneral win be preached this morning, 81
half past ten O'Clock. at Leigh Street Baptist
Church The relatives and friends are Invited tn
attend.
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E>OCR Brick Houses and Lots, on Oregon Hi, for
II sale at auction viii be sold on the premsss,
on Friday next, 18th inst, 1t O'Clock n, fou, brick
houses aud lots, ON Church u, Oregon Anl. RArh
house contains six rooms, with lots well soclOssd
and well supplied with good water.
TRRNs-Nade known at the time Of SALE
no list JAS n TAYLOR, Auct.
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RICGNoSp AND DASylLLE X 90.
k-,. STOCKHOLDERS MEETINd.-Tbe annual
~ meeting Of the Stockholders of the Richmopd
and papvilla Railroad company will be held in tis
city OH Wednesday December y. 1858.
J D BLAIR,
November 10, 1868. Auditor.
K,ow all men Jy Aese presents That
do hereby constitute
and apnou, true and lawful attorney
for and in name and behalf, to vote on
all questions that may be brought before he meeting
If the stockholders Of the Richmond and Danviile
railroad company, 70 be held at on
the day Of or at auy adjourned
meeting thereof hereby ra,ifying all the sets Of
said attorney in the premises, as fully as II
were pre- ept and voting in person.
In testimony WHEREOF have hereacto amxea
hand, thus day OF
no lO--2awtd
nz-Enurirer XhIp and Examiner copy.
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BIZ Il. *. Redsasats, A,tct'r.


HORsEs, Mules, Carriages. &c, S.r sale st ,auc
A tiop.-On fsturday, the 14th inst, at 10 O'Clock
will sell, ON Council Chamber Hill,
Several very superior work horses
One Thoroughbred sta lion, ''Wild Rover" ave
years CID, an excellent saddle horse
ALSO,
Several excellent Mules
Lis ht SIM L. horse carriages
good buggies, &c
ols EsePLEAsANrs, Aucs.
ID ESTAURANT, Bar Fixtures, Furniture, Piano
II, &c, at auction.-Op Monday, the 10th instant
at O'Clock, will sell, at the request of Mrs Nor.
ga1S iein, at her residence, No $40 Broad, between
Sd and 4th Streets, all the effects belonging to the
Bar, comprising
Marb ls-top bar, counters and shelves
Dacanters, tumblers wines
Lager beer glasses, cigar show cases
Refrigerator, tables, chairs
Engrayngs, ornamental liquor kegs, &c.
PIANO.
One elegant 7Octave Piano, In rosewood cases,
made by Morris II Brother.
FURNITURE.
Parl0r chairs, sofas, MAJ ble-top tables
Looking elasses, curtains, shades, &c
Bedsteads, lounges, chairs, wardrobes
Bnreaus washstapds, feather beds
Pillows and boIsers
elsgant safes
complete cooking stove, III fne order
very complete range, tubs, &c.
CLOTHING.
A lot of women's, mems, and children
The Key to the above establishment.
Possession tiven Immediately.
1t is considered one of the best located positions
on Broad street.
At the same time
. A iotOf marble slabs, very desirable at this
time. e. PLEASANTS,
no II Auctioneer.
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~. ANUfllER enf1pT tslNCBxT w ~ and sbt
No. efl0flAR, - Frpf neghasnN Atw Ucnce.t
Hail We arc ris4ssd 70 re that tbcsc Distinguish
"A artetue stIil prove ~ atssaetiM q f1s Af've
heautIfoI uAil The pcsfofmsucs ur0n the harp and
oeran 81 ~ isses 6lomaa ID VERY beautiful eivlng
evdeses * great nsstcai ability Wills Me burlss
.eones of MS oiomap are ieimltAbDs. Al Who desire
n SreuA dcehtfut evspipg shnuld not fAil 70 ~.
tend these eoocerss NJ Will Also rive IN aflsrnoon
entertainment On Saturday Eext NJ az Otl1ck. pors
opsu q ~ otlk, for the accommodation OF senonm
and others not able to attend evenius. Ticksts ",
children hair price DEDUCTION mnde 70 schools.-
Tickets can be procured IL the Academy Of NJ Ring.
ham, and also Is the music stores, book stores: and
Ilailard House no l3-1ts
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A DESIRABLE Residence In Manchester for eals
"A Priyately.-We are authorized to cell the very
handsome and daely located house, with two acres
of land and improvements, situated near the resi-
dence Of Dir Samuel D AK tnson, and upon q high
sight, overlooking the city Of Richmond. Tho house,
kitchen, stables, &C. have been built within the asi
few ears. The ground u very fertile. There IL on
the place tine wei Of water II not sold before Is
will be sold At auction Friday the 10th Inst as
O'Clock p H.
PULIIAM, HANES WEISIGER,
NO l0-tdae Aacfioncera
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Aussas aat - Sn !. e o..ss.
TfCaeareT = ..s.. :. :. s.
,xlD.1Y srxsfNe, M INA, ,sss -.
Fha uer1cS ~ epnrienos NTH he stssling
do.s.iis ds. - : faslias, - Ne 1ss''an On
NORAH cRHNIA;
THE wai1iE soys.
Nofah Observation-Disclosures kasic LESLIE
! Fancy Dane. N. lazy rar.,asson
When win y presented the elegant comedy 10 ?
| THE LITTLE TREAsUR RE;
|. TINE sAsn FL COUSIN: 49,.
Gertrude. Mss saliie Psrtngton
Medley Dance, 10.
To ctncluds With the entirely new farce Of
NY PRECIOUS BETSEY.
See bills Of The day Tor particulars
Monday, an entirely ne~ comedy, entitled
THE DUKES WAGER
u.so N 10 be presented tue nue old English five
SIZE sTooPs TO CONQUER.
xA.Ths management take great pleasure in In
forming thk ir patons that they will shortly PIE
sent All entirely piece, which for Interest," me-
chanicsl and scenic effect has never beou before
equaIIed. Ths, piece ID entitled
THM ANGRL OF DEATHt
Soon to be presented . new Burletta, entitled
OGDEN AT HOME;
rvrr ounNks TUE f.pTY7Cg
On which ocean on To viii introduce the
CONFEDERATE MINSfRRLS
to bis patrons.
A3-Doors open a OF. Performances will com.
msnos at ~ precisely. no l3-l.
BY NJ and tho Misses sIOMAN.
Hanosoms CONCERT HALL,
Exchange Hotel,
{ [Cor,,er 14th and Franklin streets
Mr. SIONAN takes great pleasure in announcing
10 the public that he will give q
VERY sELrCT ENTERTAINMENT,
THIS EKE.NIN0y 13th inst, with the selection
Selections On the Harp Piano, and 0rgan--the nuest
entertaiume OF in this Ccnfederacy.
Tickets 81 each-children half price Doors open
at O'clock concert commence at O'Clock.
Tickets tan be procured at the music and book
stores also, at the Ballard Hona aud Prof Bingham'
Academy.
Reserve d seats for Ia lies and gentlemen.
~ An Entertainment for the benefit OF the chill
dren aud schools, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
81 O'Clock. Doors open at2k O'Clock.
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A UCTI0N Sale Of Household aud Kitchen Furni.
IA ture.-On Wednesday next, IT 10 O'Clock u,
at the request Of Mrs Graves we viii proceed to
sell at her residence, the corner of Franklin and
Mayo sts, her entire lot Of Furniture, consisting Of
Bsds and Bel Clothing
Office and CaLe-bottom Chairs
Sofas, Crpeting
dug cooking Stove
and all other WITCHES necessary for furnishing large
boarding house, with proper cooking arrangements,
PULLIAM, HANES WEISI0ER,
no 12-6t AuctiOneera
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I6raPECIAL NOTICE.-ROBINsON,
ADAMS & co. would respectfully cali the nj :
tention Of buyers to their sale, this morning, Of
fine line Of
Manufactured tobacco,
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Shoes, sc.
WIN commence with tobacco At 10 O'Clock
Dry goods at II O'Clock
CrnccTies at 2 O'Clock.
ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co,
no l3-It Aucti0neers.
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EOR Sale at Auction AT the request OF P
i Miller, ESQ, We will sell. on Wednesday even.
ing next, ct o'clock. his House and Ld located in
Chesterfield, about one mile from Msyo's Bridge on
the Manchestef andsMldlothisn Turnpike, contain.
ing ~ acres CT land, with . house containing six
rooms, good corn house, and stables aud COW.
house, and good we'll Of water The house has Q
good store'foom in front. 1t IL q No stand for q
family grocery, and the garden b excellent.
PULLIAM, HANES 1 WEISI0ER,
NO 12-6ts Auction ears
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~ ROANOKE Valley RailrOad-An adjourned
~ meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Roanoke
Valley railroad 10 will be held in the town of Clarke
vile, on Thursday, 18th day 6f November, 1863.
By order Of the Stockholders
~: 24-eodtd EA WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
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EARM for rent-st6ck Of Horses, Mules, Cows,
II Hogs, Corn, Shticks, straw, Farming Impie.
ments Of all kinds, Wood, &C. at auction re.
quest OF Mr R Crouch, who Ia now in the army, I
VIII rent out ON Tuesday, 18th November, at 10
O'Clock y, his farm in tie county Of Heurico, IL
miles west of Rk hmond. and near James river canal,
contaning $50 acres OF land, with good dwelling
house with rooms, and all the usual out buldiBes
Immediately after renting the farm, I will pro-
coed To sell al his entire stock combating OF good
straw, &c; also SO cords good seasoned WOOD In one
mile Of the James river and Tuckatoe railroad.
After the sale, will be hired out negro men, valu.
able farm hands, for the balance Of this year and
also for the next year.
noe JIM TAYLOR, Auct.
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= 49, = :. ~ scs :,.s.,. rosm. II Sul
6'sleeh, NepG Wsmaa, wnhost ssrss .sa = n
~ - . ~ foe9 Coo6. woehtr. ~ 49, 'seee,
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