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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

MOVEMENTS CT PRESIDENT nAVis--RasiliOH AMI
Speech.-A correspondent of The Salem porter
writes from Demopos. Ala. Saturday. Octo5er
l2, as follows:
To day has been a grand occasion in DemnpolIs.
President Davis and staff arrived here by The East
ern train, and were welcomed b. vast concnurse
of citizens and sode-s-fhe swee, strains at "a mill
tary band and Il salute Of thirteen guns BY Moof's
battery. The President, General Johnston, Lieut..
General iardee and llan. F. g. Lyon, rode 10 the
residence OF the latter in handsome phieion FOL
ip,Yed by number OF open carriages containing
the Presidents, General J0hnst0n's and Iiardre's
staff. AT O'Clock, the PRESIDENT, accompanied
br IA speudit. cortpge, reviewed the hrigades OF
General Cockreil, General Petius and Cen Moore.
The line Was formed on the end OF the main streets
OF the town, and was nearly mile long. 1he
troops made credta5c appearance, aud elected
the highest encoini,ims from the Chtei haSistiatr
Each regiment the President reac hcd lis cooTs
presented and dropped It's ensign, and greeted
the Presiden, with rapurous cheers When the
President opposite the flag oi the First Mis-
SCUM Bowen 3 regneIt,) he halted and made
few stirring remarks as follows: &" Gallant Mis-
sOuriuns. look with sadness upon your reduced
ranks, and feel it high honor TO be in the pres
enee of such chivairOuS soldiers. | have heard OF
your heIoism upon the bloody fields oi the West
and must express TO you the high regard which
cherish for your privaiions and positive suerings
In the cause OF liberty. | thank you from the
deepest seat OF my heart-from its every fibre, tor
your dauntiess courage and uniring devotion 10
our common cause. BE assured that express
but the sentiments OF our entire cOunfrymen when
address you IL the most irrvd terms o. gratitude
and admiration. You have but 10 be true TO the
past and the memory OF your ascended chief, yet
10 see the realization OF your pr0udas, desires o
! our country. May yon live 10 SEQ the flag of on
| ini;ln; republic The ensign Of great nation, h0at
ing proudly among the national cOiurs OF the world
When this vision of JOY Is yours, i, viii be due Il
your own brave hearts and stout armr. Again,
| thank you. -
The whole scene OF the review WAS inspiring
L and rhtn lsYIr UI,D HH The
| as to cause all croakers 10 hide their diminished
| heads for shame. The President and suite left OF
| Il special train for the West. Wherever he goes he
will revive the hearts OF the braves.
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FAIL RACES.
.DRpAD ROCK (vA) RACEs.-
ElI, Mrc c4u~n v0G,

u
ID FALL NklQS8, 1863
The iaii Ta:ss over this famous VIII cCnl.
neoce tbs Llrat Wednesday In Deoeribes, and co.,
tinue four days. During the meeting - 800 ere 70
be distributed Ia purses, and a. noss'of The hno
horses in the South have already been entered too
meeting expected to be the meet interesting and
exciting THAT has taken place IN Virginia for ths
past twenty years.
FIRST D.r-fist Racs-A purse Of $500, miao
heats, free for all ages
Second eac, same IA swespstake, two mho
heats, 5000 entrance, half fe $500 added bS the
nro,nietor. Closed with three subscribers:
Tlos w iLosN, I'll enserE C Ohv by Revenue dam
Nina by BJs.oI.
David Mcdaniel enters c By Revenue, Cut Of DIE
Cisrptr rton by BOSTON
d Haze enters b C Oakland by Revenue, dam ~
MaTgrhye.
SEco,p DAY. purse Of SOD, two mile heats Tree
for all ages.
Third DAY-A purse Of $500, three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY. A sweepstake, four milo heats, to-
four years Old, entrance $1,000, half forfeit, SlO0o
added by the proprietor. Closed with the following
subscribers:
Thos boswell names ch Conductor by Epgt.
neer, dam Nina by Boston
d Mcdaniel pames gr - by Engineer dam Die
Tnos ruryear names ch c Ceusor by lssins,sa,
daui Fieur de lys.
or Hare names Lord Clyde by Revenue, dam Phiis
by Marion. ,
as-ror all purses given 10 per ce, entrance VIM
be charged
Va All subscr .beIs TO tho races will be furuisl,et
with badges that Will ensure their admission through
| the gates during the meeting
| oc l4-law4w* MCDANIEL, rrop'r.
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FROM 0Opn,,.,,.'.

"oH"pHssILE, Oct. 2S.--The aktrm,.h a,
Bealeton, on Monday, was betveen Jo,n.
sons division and large body Of ths .n..
my's cavalry. 1t commenced ear,y In ~.
morning and lasted over fou, horr, Tns
enemy were dIsmounted, and were dr.,.c
back three, miles. Capt. g. ssabod. A. d. c.
to Gen. French, captured at bealeton, VA
sent through here to-day for Richmond -
Two safe guards. LETT BY Meade to protect
property on the line Of retreat, were Aleo
sent through by Gen. Lee to day, to be M
conditionally returned home. The enemy
are reported to be concentrating u Warren
Ton Junction.
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: Local. MATT r RS.

'!sudalea Dsath.-Many Of our readers will
be shocked to learn of the death Of an old
and valued citizen, Gen. Charles 6smmock.
6en, Dimmock was in the streets on Tues
Jay attending to his usual business. That
evening he was stricken down by paralysis,
aud at ~ O'Clock that night breathed his last
mouth, aud soon after was appointed Cap.
tain OF the Public Guard-a position which
he filled with great credit to himself and
with entire satisfaction to the Legislature
Some years since he was appointed Superin.
tendent Of the State Armory, aud at the
commencement of the present war applied
himself with such zeal and diligence TO the
preparation and shipment Of arms and mum.
lions for the army that he was steadily pro.
NOTED till he received the commission Of
Brigadicr General. His health has not been
good for more than year; but anxious al
ways to discharge his duty, lie was ever at
his post. Well may 1t be said OF him that
he died with harness on, serving his country
and the South.
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To StOp Oenree etatlOM.
E.f tor If the Dispatch

ghs Fath y tH5 D1af7uNH
Each issue Of Confederate money nilst ba fund
able and current for year from, its date, 10 go
In force January lst, 1864, after which time all
notes issued previous To January LIST, 1863, would
cease 10 circulate or be received for public dnes,
hut would be held as certificates OF debt without
interest. payable they their face declare-stx
months or two years from the ratihcaiion Of peace
This action would be sn gradual as MOI To be felt
and 81 the notes wGnid never be Issued 4 second
time il would insure the Government an abundance
of money for the war, and by reducing the circu-
iating medium 10 healthy proportion it would in
CREASE public confidence and establish on irm
basis the prices Of labor and The necessaries OF
life
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FROM CHARlCST0N.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 2S.-A heavy Are was
kept up on the sea face Of Sumter All night
by the monitors and two guns at Gregg.
Firing from four of the enemy's batteries
was again renewed this morning against
Sumter, johnson, aud the Sullivan's Island
batteries. Only one monitor now In sight.
The Ironsides remains quiet at her old an.
eh0rage. No further casualties 10 report.
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The 4Nr,o CoDsiny LIw.-f esterday morn
ing the Mayor, before his dock
ct, asked the attention of the reporters TO d
few remarks which he designed submitting
relative TO the new gaming law, and his en-
forcelnent of it. He said it had been stated
that he had pronounced the new law uncon.
stitutional. This he declared TO be an error,
for its provisions were precisely similar to
an old act which the General Court Of Vir-
ginia, in the case OF Wyatt, had pronounced
constitutional.
In the case OF Worsham, which came be.
fore him last week under the new gaming
law, the Commonwealth had failed 10 show
that faro bank, or any like game, had been
exhibited by him, or in his house, since its
passage He had issued warrant for the
entry and search OF that house, and besides
arresting the parties at play there, and taking
possession OF the negroes, he had had an iil-
house, and had held 1t until the party
charged was examined before him, and he
had been satisfied that the Commonwealth
could not prove the exhibition of faro bank
or like game, from the 10th Inst, Uhe time
at which the law Was passed by the Legisla-
ture) TO that moment. WITHOUT evidence
to prove violation of the law, he could do
no less than release the property, which
would have been subject to cOndscation un-
der the new law.
After releasing the property, the Mayor
held Worsham for further examination,
taking the ground that the new law did not
entirely repeal the old one, and that the
Commonwealth, II she could prove that he
had exhibited, or been interested In, faro
bank at any time within the past twelve
months, could yet punish him under the old
law. II faro bank had been exhibited ante
rior to the passage Of the present gaming
law, that law could not be retroactive IN its
provisions, and coniiscate property, or In
nct punishment, for crimes committed be-
fore It's passage; for that would be an erpOst
yaetO law in its effect, and per consequence
would be unconstitutional. He did not say,
and did not design to- be misunderstood as
saying, that the gaming law passed by the
Legislature Of Virginia on the 10th October,
1883" was unconstitutional In all or any OF its
provisions. The old General Court Of Vir-
ginia had decided that the Legislature had
the right TO order white men to be punished
by stripes for gaming, and he entertained too
exalted an Opiuion OF their wisdom to ques.
tion for one momei their decision.
AS magistrate, he had given his individ-
ual opinion of the law and the facts, and he
hoped ever 10 have the independence to ex-
press his opinion on all matters that may
come before him, regardless Of what may Ee
said by newspapers or individuals. lie
wauted what he said to be fairly represented
and asked for nothing more.
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5S-0t
OlSb Hundred and Seventy ave Dollars Reward. -
" Escaped from our Furnaces, IN Botetourt aud
Ai.sshany counties, the following uamei Gonvicts:
J, JOHN Lester, sentenced July IS, 1862, from
Chester held black complexion, black hair and eyes
shout feet high, white spot on upper lip, on
Tgbs shoulder, several little scars right hand
sGt one on the left.
AVN Boone, free ssnterced In Soutnampton
Nov 18th, 1885, at the age or "a brown complex ion
black hair and eyes, and feet sz inches III height.
). Nal Young, Sentenced iu city OF Richmond ilsy
l6th 1852 al The age OF q, muatto black hair and
eye, about feet f inches high, one scar on left
GD jlst above elbow aud two scars on right arm
ISL above elbow one OF which Is produced by yscc
Aatn, and two scars on lett leg just below the knee
Al one SCAT on right leg.
Manuel Taylor free sentenced from Lynch
t-fr, April !, 1862, age 2o black complexion black
La, And eyes, about feet inches high one scar Ou
e&r o' Jeff leg also two small scars left leg also
lie sAIl scar on forehead, and che ever left eye,
AtVye tie outer ceIESy.
wyan JOHNSON, free, Sentenced from Lynchburg
A0'egiber leta 1862, fJr grand arcency, for two
yssfs, h % yeags old, black complexion, hair aud
r.zy iess g.. inches high was born In Sussex
eva Las one small scar over tie len eye, and
C Gs right arm, between the wrist and elbow, aud
We point OF the lett hand thumb cut Of
Alien GoSen, free, sentenced from Pttsy lvaIIa
Nos 70, 1892 for grand larceney, for three years,
~ Years Old, black complexion, hair and eyes;
aas born IN Halifax county, Va, is 5 feet x inches
Ign Las one scar on the outside OF the right leg, just
below tia knee, aud the outside Of .he left leg
LAf way between the ankle and knee, and one 0a
As right side Of me head, about four inches above
LIE ear
a. william Uslbos) Transport, when condemned
ae pFopsrty Of Talbot l. Bro, sentenced from Ches
1saed county Dec. IL, 1862, black complexion, haIr
aoa eyes; Ia 81 years old feet 81 inches high has
small scar CO The left cheek near the corner of tie
aoaa, cue on the right wrist, sLoa. fur inches
sDose the wrist boae, sad oas tooth near the right
eaoer Of the lauu,L out
!es above reward Will he paid Cor the capture and
.saRory OF the above described conviets, or their
"a Inent IN some jail, or proportion of the amouu,
WI b. PAID foF each
J r ANDERSON d co,
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MEETING or REPR EsEXTA11pKs or
SOrTfTERy BANKS

ATLANTA, Get. 27.--J. B. Lamar, Presiden&
OF the Bank Of Commerce. at Savannah, Ga. I.
In conjunction with hank officers In other
States, requests meeting Of representatives
OF different banks In the Confederate States,
and members elect to the next Congresa, to
be held In Augusta, Georgia. ON the 10Th Of
November, TO consider and act on questions
relating to the currency. The member Of
The Press Association are respectfully 10
questea to give the subject tueh notice 40
they may deem consistent with the best In.
terests Of our country.
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FRon WESTERN NORTH CARoLISA.-Ths.e was
some excitement al Raleigh, ". c., on Monday on
account Of rumnrs Of YANKEE advance ON the
Western border. A letter had been received al
the Executive Department from Gen. Vance, al
Asiaeyiile, stating that MAI. Woodfn had been
killed by an advance OF ti,e enemy some where be
yond mat place, and that they were pressing for
ward. Gen. Vance II making every possible
preparation 10 meet the enemy should they ad-
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tuhps c0Otaiaing the composition which the Van
KEGS have called 'sGseek Eseo were taken out OF
one Of the unssrloded tseh sheIIs aEed into the
city BY the enemy some weeks ago, aud some Of
these tubes have been shown 10 ~. We learn
that experiments made with the mixtn.e they son-
tain leave no doubt that Il II the genuine Yankee
ss(3reek Fire, ,',--C CkaTieaoa Mercury.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE. No. :
Richmond, Va, October loth, 1893.
THE following etfcsrs and Msn are hereby Dc

H. T..
Richmond Va, October l6th, 1883
THE following cincsrs and Msn are hereby De,
Clared duly exchanged:
!. All officers eud men captured and paroleA q
any time previous 10 the LIST q September, 1Se3 -
This section however, IL not Intended 70 include any
officers or men captured At vieksbusg, July lah,
1859 except such were declared exchanged By
Exchange notice No q, septsanber 12th 1S60 or are
specifically bsmed Ia this notice. BuS u docs ou-
brace ell deliveries made at City Point, o1hee
place. before Sept lst 1885, and With the hmltatioa
above named, all captures st Port audsoo Or aay
other place where the parties were released On pSr
role. ' ~lt y sa.
TIE stan Of Generals Psmbsstou, aisvsasoa.
Bowen, Moore, Parton, q d Lee, CummWgp, Harris.
Dockery The officers and msO belongiDg TO the H.
gineer Corps, ana SappeTs and Miners, and the 40
and a5th Mississippi rsgmsnts-ali eaptaTsd q
v:cksburg July lab, 1868. &a
8. TIE general officers captured at VickSbuRe, Jn-
ly 4.h, lss3, were declared exchanged july tssh,
1853 10. OUtD,
oc lS-ds ASess Of kxchsnss.
~ All Southern papers win publish aA dnAs
aud send biils 70 tie War Department.
k,OUrHERN LITERARY Nn1S0e61R- SAB
= scsipton pries so ysar. fsoa a9d ssess tAis
date. -.
In the September numbar ~ nstiAsd o.. sub
scribsrs that for III: ensuing ysAr lse4y .s .esla
MsssSSaxs 70 50 Upon mskiDg ealeulat3so of tAa
cost to publish next year. tod thae ~ viii nos
be abefo carry on the Msssesan foe Isss thaa go.
and therefore have Yaissd the suboosiptioA aeeoe
ingly-to commence from The psSssst 1snhsr.
Our subscribsrss vs eouht aess wnl - tAs ss
eessity for this, and We hope give - . rdiai eas-
port. For ahe last six most1s % Aevs bssa n.s-
lsoa 1t $3, at loss to Of several tseasse SSs-
| lars Der month We hope, with tie sAvas.9 -.
serspstoe, 10 Ls able % faro3sh bsoss osessseS 80
10 svesy respect make The Asse1psse
''p HxcrARLAxs . gsscuSscS;
1 a.,
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Landlords sometimes get themselves Into
very ugly scfapes by attempting to get rid
OF tenants by laws OF their own making -
The Legislature Of Virginia, at its session Of
1862, passed an act to prohibit the suing Of
soldiers who are In actual service This act
was designed to prevent heartless landlords
from throwing out Of doors the wives and
children Of soldiers who were risklng their
health and their lives for the protection Of
the property of those very landlords, and its
operations have afforded shelter to many wo
men who would have been without 1t bat
Tor that law. Yesterday case of this sort
came before the Mayor Charles Loaf was
charged with attempting to take forcible
possession oi two rooms occupied by Mrs.
Isabella Strauh, soldiers wife From the
evidence it appeared that the house belonged
to Loaf, but was rented to Mr.. Dunn, Of
whom Mrs. Straub rented two rooms fer
three years. Three months ago Dunn Inoyet
and l.oat took possession of The part vacated
by him. Since then he has been trying to get
Mrs. s. out, but without effect. Knowing he
could not dispossess her by writ Of elect.
ment, he seized her key and attempted to
move in, for which the Mayor held him TO
bail for his future good behavior In the sum
Of $780,
Walter Tute, white man, arrested for
keeping policy Office in an alley between
18th street and Locust Alley, AID Main and
Franklin streets, and selling tickets TO ne,
groes, was before the Mayor for examination
Officer Crone testified to seeing four negroes
in Tate's rOom-to hearing them talk Of =
iavorte number--and to seeing strips Of pa
per which he supposed were policy tickets,
but which Tate burned before he was ar
rested. The Mayor sent him OH to be in
dicted, bat admitted him TO bail
John Clayton, a free negro, and Peyton.
Randall, and Frank, slaves, arrested for be-
ing in Tate's policy office, are 10 have 4 hear
ing for their offence to-day.
John p Sledd, & butcher in the I'd market
was fined IS by the Mayor for selling three
pounds and three-quarters of beef as -four
pounds. The price charged for the steak lef,
Mr. SIedd liberal profit, which, however
was absorbed in the fine.
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PRESIDENT D.7gIS ar TkONT0OAERY.
- MONTGOMERY, Oct. 27-Preside0t Davis
arrived here this morning, and leaves at IL
o'clock tonight for Atlanta.
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Judge Gsxgory, Of the. Henrico Circuit
Court, held = session IN the State Court.
House yesterday inoning, and transacted
come chancery business. Two or three Grim.
iaAi cases, set ior, the day, were continued
until. Saturday. because Of the Abs<nee %
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BRIa. GEN FoRREsT.--The Independent CON-
Eland awarded Forrest II To operate in Mississippi.
II Il said that the command is 10 consist OF pOr
ton of his old command, say ,aa0 men, embracing
what il ieft Of his original regiment, with ..st~
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G'rotiag-A young gentleman appeared
al the Mayors Court yesterday and CON-
planned to the officers that he had been rob-
bed the night before. He stated that he
stopped at a drinking house, treated, and
took several drinks, and then started up
tOwa; but that he had only gone short dis.
tance when some one approached behind
him, seized him around the thrq and chok-
Ing him nearly helpless snatchsd his shawl
aud other articles of value and ran Off The
officers hope to get hold Of this operator 10
the course ola few days, unless he pulls ny
stakes and travels
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Doing 7ai,or-A merchant tailor OF
Richmond has been steadily robbed io'
eighteen months by one or more parties -. -
work for him. These robberies have haze ySss. s.ss
so notorious that the aid Of the Ro" s,d in
been secured to bring them to. ~ Mavor ~, will
the course Of a day or two t'is 'Se
have the matter before him.
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Col. Runin, Of the lst North Carolina cavalry,
II il ascertatned, is dead. He was buried AT Aiex-
nndrta.g ~ (,
Brig. Cen. H. +. Coistoa has been placed In com
mand a. Savannah, Ga.
The Legislature Of Mississippi meets in Column
bus ON Monday next. -----~----
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Mtss n 3, BsadAon has published new novel,
entitled Eleap0r's Victory" ahe usuaily wyitss
two N0vsls et tWe,
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~ sortmsnt Of Carriages. &c, consisting ot close
carriages, city ph2tons, ono and two horse rocxa
ways, siiding-sea aud top buygies, and suiGsys
Also, one set of light double harness, and w 49,
elliptic spripgs aud eieysting buckets for h'ns'cs
JOHN PILGAkk,
.. aot. fresSsxar Iran ~nskA
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UAaakY, uEIINGE L IEWETT, 4s.g 4
Wholesale Lsdtes' Shoe Manufacturers,
lSsh street, bstween Main And CArys
IL. Over Niles's Saddle sore,
~ passsare 10 ins0rDipg The public that they
>" WOW 70 fa!l operation hrst Glass
VIZ. LADtE6 9H0E NANUFAQrORY, st,.s
nase W b obtained IN the CoafedmAcy, they are
tua.s 70 turn out IN any quantity ths vssy Ansss
mia LADIES' SHOES
nyr 01 ~ manufactured. Their facilities fQ3 aNp.
- croers from dealees ind others ea0n0 ~ sur
" any othse seGabhGhnset oosab, and cell
s.srsaifaily soileitsd. - i0-laS,
Nwix-Woedk 81 80. isq61ss q g 1tsieks
s~W JOHN AApkuEpN.
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RUNA VA VS.

4 LIBERAL reward will be paid for the delivery
II oimy servant woman, Alberta, to Mr. James
BopE ns, Dockmaster. She is said tc have q room
nsar the Ans siican Hotel. "A TRAYNE
oe 55-3tt
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Ritfmnnh 4ispattt.

..,,,,. .3Exl, xf(H u rae:isascA rAiLY, tSoadsys
49, ffsce for mailing 80 Per yeAs; or 90
ero.is ees months three months % cas month e2-h
pdvNTn. SEhE WEEKLY DxSPAfCR n isoued
y. UrpAy and SRinAy, a. ~10--iu advance.
svss! .! he WEEKLY DDPA7JH ts sssaed every
4, snd mailed TO subecribera at 1S per annum.
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JR ANDERSON & co,
So 2o1u fnntrac,oru Richmond

klStF Dollars Reward. For PAixAa, Who left
my farm On the 18th inst, and 10 lurking
sto0t the city He 10 about Is or l6 years old;
uif yellow complexion; pock marked: dre' sed In
grey suit; wears . cap. The above reward Will
0Hlws II LOFLAND.
n ME Hundred Dollars Rsward.-Rsnswsy rroM
~ my SON, J Walker, on or about the lat Of
ians lest. 1t Brandy Station, Va. 81, dark copper
s!o', Nund head, fulI face, rather bad eounte-
saass about feet or 8 inches high, l6 or 19
sssn Of sse. He may try to pass himsen on ~ .
ns boy. 1t u very probable that he Il In the
ssshboshood Of GordonsviI1e. The above re-
sad Will he paid for lila apprehension aud de.
"sty to Robert Lumpkin, Richmond. We.
k2l-eodsts ADAM Y WALKER
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N0ficE-I have this day cold out my stock Of
AZ goods aud business 10 Mr. VIM cSchwalmeyer,
sS Aas been In my employ for the Last IL yaRs
-. sadTsw!ng from the business beg 70 return 10
~ ~ nss1ds aud The public 4 large my sincere
ssau fr the very kind and liberal patronage
,' s enjoyed, and respectfully ask q continuance of
~ .s sAns 70 my successor, whose ioAg experience
~ business capacity take pleasure 70 recommend.
HJR8H,
n. =. Trimming and Fancy Store 203 Aroad s..
-. ~ Hm Bchwsime Jer II authorized to collect
-Su receive aI debts due 70 soe.
''<1mond, Va, Oct l2, 1862.
To sssffrng 70 the above, the undersigned promises
Ssa 70 efforts 70 procure the best and most de.
,a ,aole goods 10 his Line the markets Afford, and
go oy strict attention to business, 10 merit aud
Tue eonndencs and patronage 20 literally be-
'"sed upon his Predecessors.
VIZ @ sCHwALMHyKR,
~ os IrNIins and kAncy Store, 10 Broad u.