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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-14
Common wealth OF Maskachusetts.

COmmon wealth OF Massachusetts.
SUFFOLK IS, November 90, 1863.
Personally appeared Samuel Gould, President and
James J. Goodrich. Secretary of the above Compa.
ny, aud severaly made oath that the above state.
pient by them subscribed Is. In their belief true.
Before me- THO STAxwooD,
Justice OF the Peace.
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F. b. BACON, Secretary.
Portland Once, l66 Fore st.
JOHN W. MUNGER & SON, Agents.
septic
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IL 0 T ELS
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE

a Junction Of Exchange, CoB0ress cnl y;,n.
ES& opposite Sesr City HaH, Portiaad'
lSSRSA lbs new and centrally located Hotel 4.
OF the most holae.lise houses Ia New WI r 9ns
land charges moderate "s'
now 'm &C. ROLLINS, Proprietor.
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who know little OF the nature and character of Spec
ial diseases, and LESS to their Some exhibit
forged diplomas of Institutions Colleges, which
never existed In any part Of the world others ex-
hibit diplomas of the dead how obtained uI known;
not only assuming and advertising in names of those
inserted 10 the diplomas but to further their imposi-
ton assume names OF other most celebrated physi-
clans long since dead. Neither be deceived by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-24

I've RAID on BRIsroI. Lynch-
burg Republican has the following facts
relative to the recent raid on Bristol
The Yankee force which took BIistoi on
Saturday last numbered about ], ooV men
cavalry Our forces there was unoer oeh,
eral or Colonel, Carter, OF tennessee, ana
numbered. rs we learn, about seven or eiyn'
hundred men. Some 80 of them are said to
hnye fought well, but the balance are reported
10 have run like clever fellows. The enemy
Inst one killed and two wounded. we LOST
none. and of course the resistance must nave
been feeble and cowardly. Seven or eigni
hundred men or even half that number, well
t,ostcd and brave, ought to have whipped
The raiding party easily, especially as it was
cavalry Such shameful exhibitions OF pane
and cowardice deserve the seyerest censure
OF the country.
The enemy did not remain more than hVe
or six hours in the town OF BRISTOL lGty
burnt tiie new commjssary building, contain,
ING some 100 barrels of flour and small
..lantity Of bacon. Only few rails OF the
road were destroyed, and no other special
damage was done 10 public property. A
few private individuals were plundered, Out
no general system Of outrage was prac-
tccd.
The rumored advance of the enemy on the
Salt Works is not believed to be true. we
doubt much whether there is any Yankee
force in Southwestern Virginia.
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sss.sFssa1e
- Apu9yoM 80 - eysfsa -. .o ~ s.
nmskipe 1obecee, Oroeesfees 1eMe y nvs s, ~
tsns1ou u the trade - ne 49, g sns 1890 .",.a
0oods, 10 take paee = car waresouse mn Aoe'
1tCO boxes manufactured tobacco q the foilcw-
ins- well IUown branjs:
Eff Gyavslsy,s c Miller W " Keen
Pose Bud, Charles HniAua
Sann, South Tayhr's Extra
.sas K i&e Tho0ass Eht"faao
Cieth 81 uaid, OJeia
Flora Bell. Pou"nm
Commander in Chief, CAi<t"n
SHOCKING T0RACCs.
Kik innick, Golden Horn
Pioneer. Hardgroves Peerless
Calumet, Virginia Dix,e
Also. a isrse assortment in bbis, papers, anu
bags.
$50 bales cotton yarns
200 reams London note paper
60 II bun envelopes
100 Confederate do
% lbs shoe thread ~
rs kegs English soda ~
SO dozen MasOA's blACki {
Is bbs cider vinegar
Gid rye whiskey
French br andy
Holland gin
Jamaica rum
Blackberry wine
rs reaM5 manila paper
Matches, extract iogwooo
Potash, Java coffee
200 leather haltcrs.
ALSO,
good second hand piano
2 sewing machines
So 2i-lt SUMNER Il ARENTs. Auets.
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Tar SrrrArloS IN TENNESSEE. = The
intelligence which we publish in another
column came early yesterday morning.
The battle Of Chiekamauga was nndono'-
eddy one Of the greatest OF the "'''''
war. The force of the enemy coutd NOT
have fallen far short of 100000 men. -
Our loss is stated TO pc from io,o" I"
$4,000. and that OF the enemy much
heavier From this statement, and from
the fact that We have 5000 to 1000 priS-
oneps and that we took IS pieces OF can
non. i, is reasonable to infer the enemy
lost from 81 to 1000 men. This Is Il
prodicious loss, and must completely
cripple him. even though no farther OPP
erafions should be attempted against
him. But that will not be 80, We pre-
sumo He has been cut off from Chat
tanooga and his supplies. His left flank
was turned, and he is thrown upon Mis-
sion Ridge, chain of mountains which
lies on his right, to the southwest. TO
reach the railroad in his rear he will have
TO pass through mountains where there
Are no roads, with artillery and baggage
and no provisions Our troops will be
pretty sure to anticipate him and break
mp the railroad, thereby enclosing Im
between the river and the mountains
He can either attempt 1his difficult route
or cut his way through Bragg's army -
The latter has only to remain on the de-
fensive and keep him from getting away.
Bragg can choose his own battle ground.
THE situation seems very favorable to US,
hut We wait for further news. =
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Ritbmunh qispaffb.



Fsoa NORTHERN VIRGINIA ---ssrsTe-
C..sa,ry Fight We have to record tn's
morning another cavalry ifsht on the ''"e
of tho Rappahannock, in which We lear
from the reports that have reached U.S.
orr own forces derived but little, Il any
advantage. The eight took place on tues
dav afternoon, near Liberty Mills. IN
Madison county. Our force is represent
al 20 have consisted of the brigades OF
Cons .Fitzhugh Lee and Jones, the whole
,,nde, the command of~Gen~- Stuart in
The enemy had advancedin line OF bat
tie TO within few miles Of Liberty Mills,
when they were charged by our cavalry
The centre of the Yankee line gave way,
and our men, dashing ahead. soon iound
themselves confronted by the enemy's
infantry. who opened fire upon them In
the meantime their cavalry closed IN upon
Gen. Stuart's TANKS, nearly surrounding
him. His men rallied, however, ana III
a fierce hand-to-hand fight, cut the,f way
ont. The extent Of our loss IN the en-
raoement is not known, being variously
estimated at from 125 to 400.
It is stated that our dead and badly
wounded were left in the enemy's hands.
The Yankee loss is reported to have oeen
heavy, but the statements with reference
to it are wholly conjectural. Seventy
eiaht Yankee prisoners captured IN the
fight were brought down on the Central
train last night.
Our cavalry had fallen back to Liberty
Mills A few of the wounded in the fight
of Tuesday reached the city last night.
II was doubtless the cannonading In THIS
fight which was heard by passengers at
Gordonsville on Tuesday, and which
gave rise to the belief that general en-
gasement had bogunf
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y 4
61n will ~. sA.sdav, q orr varsAssss, Ne .
~ Pearl slrsst, coa.easnf y sN eesock z q.
pss oooOA
Fac fancy aAsxinsrss, dark rrtats
A0usen delsines, DiAck Tx
Pink silk Tissue, cattan lstkfs
~ pieces paper canbstc
50 dozsa ladies iinen cambSic hlkfs
% pieces domestic paahts
% do bed ticking
p DO linen burlsps
Is balls cotton CsnAburg3
10 10 cotton sheeling
A large lot Of clothing, consisting of
Coats, pants, vests shirts and drawers
aArs AND snoEs.
200 pairs ladies' morocco boots
20 do mems russell brogans
60 felt hats
NOTIONS, ETC.
ono dozen spool cotton
30 do boxes mourning pins
500 do lead pencils
1000 gross agate buttons
GOO dozen toilet aud iHe tooth combs
100 needles
Hooks and eyes, fancy soap
Hosiery envsoIs, b'ottng paper
Memorandum books, note paper
GROCERIES, ETC.
bbI f rem
10 demijohns Holland gsni
dozen champagne brandy
do c0gnac brandy
TO- 600 Florida cigars
% cases pipes
70 boxes tobacco
5000 lbs smoking tobacco
Will be aiso added TO tho above sale splendid Get
Of Pearl Jewelry, consisting Of
Breastpin, ear rings, bracelet, and ring
' IASIEas, roLLEsoN cArLE1r.
Sc "a AuctjOneer0
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saae24sse< -
Sc puhilc ascaios, on Tst6s1 the vsMN Ost, o.
the pssmises. ! valuable traet = IAnd, eIta.ning
" recent ssfvey 81 scres@ osse ere g re srae:
several tsoemecSs and an annpas supply q w9oo -
water. caa be divided into two tracts, whce VIA
afford two eTceuens hnneStsads Ths land aoJoias
Dr. Hall, Rsy JsrSb KiIlian. KsndE aud otSsIs, ID
the valley of The South river, about nalss aD"ss
abd con enient to mills, churches Aht schools The
land is "r the quality and susceptible a high state
III Improvement Any person DESTROYS ~ purchasing
and wanting any information prior TO the cay o. sae
view the premises CoiJ Siactndivef, who resides on
the land, will take pleasure In showing the snne
Arrangements can be ninc for immediate possession
Terms cash. in Confederate money.
sc 24-5teodS HUGH l. GALLAHEk.
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Go0CHfASD ARTILLERY, Sept I'D, 1865
NTE.SRS EDirORS.--I see that for some reason
4'A and by some person my namc MS been publish
cd IN your paper that OF deseiter from co F. Attn
rcs't Va cavalry feel assured that yeu will give
me place in your COLUMNS to assert that the charge
is untrue. joined Capt Guys company, the Goocl,-
land artillery, at its organization, aud served with
that company until II vas captured with forcs
at i~nelson, at which time waS absent, sick; as
sooh as recovered, and before my time of service
ia Capt Gay ; company had eXpral and willie said
company WAS st held prisoners by the enemy
joined 60 r, 4th reg t Va cavalry heed hardly say
having no right to do 60, but Undue sd TO the steps by
desire 10 iiii my place III the once instead
of waiting iii ideaess for the ext augs Of my COM
pany. As soon as that exchange, IS effected re-
ceivei an order from Capt Guy to- port his com
mand, which / obeyej with pleasr ;, and have tince
that time served with my Old com. my. The charge,
by whomsoeyer made, conii hot h &c been preferred
iii IGNORANCE Of these facts, MAJ If the members
OF company We're coghzaLt Of II IN, or to say the
least of it, without the ordinary proper inquiries
preliminary 10 publication so .erial.y affecting
mans good nane. This, think, y amply sufficient
for Inc to state in full vndcation Of my character
from the stigma sought To be liked dpon il.
With high regard, your obi sy',,
Sc 24-lt* T II GATHRIGHT
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n FAITHFUL Cottage Residence at AsniAna - ~.
II acres OF land attached, together VIE ~
Household Furniture Tor ssIe At aaetion'-M ~
quest of Mrs g Tucker, executrix q zoe ~
George Tucker, decd, We shall cell u paps w. =. =
on the premises, At Ashland, Hanover ecuny, w.
Tuesday, the 10Th septem Der, 1865, at oe 80.
the beautiful and attractive cottage resssaee ~
~ above, OF which the late 81 George TacsH -
seised. u lies on the railroad, nearly opl3S 80
Eotsl, and has ample accommodations ios !
family. There are attached ssres Az" 80
high state OF cultivation, ana Astounding u
collection Of fruit trees, he. ,.,s sr
niturs, consisting Of the usual variety, VIII 20 ,.-s
Possession given in q few days, thus snofd"s ss,
Opportunity 70 persons 10 secure dwe'isnt 80 .rn
niture free ticket on the railroad iof "Ss
u years ID guaranteed u the purchaser =, ~. ,s,
Txans-CAsh OF credit, al The option .srsSux
chaser. Ice 16l GOppiS
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PER Flag OF TRucE -Late Northern Papers
Inew arrival tuis tThursday) morning, from New
York Pbianelphia and Baltimore, at the Confed-
crate Reading Room. Also, Yspken Pic orials-,
Also on ii the latest Charleston papers, giving al
the news Of the operations there. Papers 'eom al
parts of the South. and all OF the city papers AZ
mission. for all dAy, 20 CENTS.
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VALUABLE Property near Richmond i@ "a. 60
the new Williamsburg turnpike, nsa : M, ,.s
q Richmond ~ will cell ut public Aussoo Sr,ase
premisse, at O'Clock, on Thursday, Isl ~ TIA
az Cair II not the next fair tay J The pAss sfs
live, situated mile below Richmond. 90 s .s~s,
mo0d and Williamsburg turnpike, soo.s s.rs fhs
90 acres d highly improved and VALUABLE 80 ~!
improvements consist Il . coEfostaoN .ssress
frame dwelling with rooms, pssxsgss' -. NsI
kitchs0, fm0ke house, servants hoase, -, H.
stable % by 50 feet, corn House, caring. "a ~ 4.
There are three wells Of excellent waite, n -
ctard NJ choice fruit, grapes, &C. IoPs-<,eu
ing 70 purchase near Richmond, . is,v fxT1N
y here oelered. Ice 81 !r p.~--,,.
81 ARGE sa,v of Nosel Furniture, ,neissss ,s,sss,
and Glassware, Blankets, -, a. sns s n q ~
"a hath county On Wednesday, lne 80 m oes
tember, lSe3, q thc Hot Springs bossI, 49,. al
far sale the paPior. dining ron, 9. soosssS
kitchen Furniture Of tbs establishment, ssr, nv
N one yeRg superior 7.ectaye Piano, ~. 49, fnis,
lnr Mirrors, = very large brussss 49, 49, ssssss,
Knives aud Pbvks, Cups ard anacess, w u,ir kss,
Temblma, -; nssistsads, Chairs, neu, &c.. Hsb
lounge, Hair and ahuck Mattress, CIV R,sess.
keto. 0edspesads, riliOw Sliis, fuess -. RsA
ChaUbers, Lnok ing Ghsses. P1sehsis y. ,~iDA "
and many other articles which wes'"
enumeealA
Am. aanbss Il Cattle and sheep
TERMS onah. .xsss ~
Psesns leAvmg Nanstna Teesdsy sssss ! ~
0DGne 70 ~ Wasn Syringe, vhhia w ~,
phce. - railroad anA $40 ltse ~ 0c<
mos o0o
= s,-stt lu'ass Z 1ss. 49,. -
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~ MANNER e Arsssta, Aucftons,-.
Corner Main and 18th IA
R T. 8. Heasassts, Aucf'r.

HANDSOME Parlor and Chamber Fusni,u,, l..
IA sale at auctiou.-I will sell, at the resdss, "r
Major A Weston, situate ! on Sth street. hss..N
~ nam and Cary streets, On Thursday The a.h M
parlor, dining room, and chamber furniture. os%
prisiDg in part
rosewood par'or suite, (embracins) 10 dan,s.
2 beautiful tete- a-tete sofas
1 do arm chair
do spring seat chairs
Centre table, marble top,) etegre
splendid walnut book case and secve..,v
Large mirror lace curtains, &c
In the dining room Is an
Excellent oak extensiOn table, chairs N mate.
very superior oak sidebosrd, marble Ton
Ivory handled dinner knives
Crockery, glassware, &c
In the chamber furniture lisa
French mahogany bedstead
Bureaus, mattresses. chairs. DC
ALSO,
general assortment of very useful kjtche. f,,,
ture. ES PLEA6ANT1
ne % Auctiooeer
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DIED..

On the ed inst, about 10 o'clock N, from inju
,ies caused by fall at the residence of her SON. u
law MIR r X Woodward, Mrs CATHERINE J
SCUOFIELp, in the 9th year II her aga.
The t,i.nis of the family, and thOse OF Mr. r :
Farne though, respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the First Baptist Church, this
tThuIfi1y) evening, at o'clock
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I,enah n NeraeA o1edls asA ~ =.
oId Nh not l1t tksm stay therA Troy
mean 10 order thsm o. and seaport tho
order With million Of bayonets.
/. The Herald is VIGOROUSLY the Ancient
pistol Of the press II giories in being
thus con.idesed, and hsa.been assiduous
in its en,leavofs To earn the reputation.
But We .hink.it never 81 clearly proved
its claim a. ia ihia article. Why did it
not cxterminate all the enemies Of the
sublime Yankee nation in one grand
burst ut the conclusion. in the manner
Of its prototype? As TINS, for IN
stance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-24

TyNFXPIRED Lease Ct tho Richmond Trottng track
- Buildings, Fencing, shalde Boards, Bar Fixtures
&c for sale at auction. viii sci! on Saturday after
noon, Sept 2Gth commencing al o'clock, the unex
pred lease Of The Richmond ,rosting track, near CANT
Winder, with all the buildings fencing, stable, which
is ono of the very best and easy 70 be removed
shuttle boards bar fixtures. sc.
sea w KEESEE. ,Auct.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Bank Of Richmond will
take place ut ther banking hou'e, in this city on
Saturday, the Sd prox, ut 10 o'clock NJ.
Sc It'd JB MACMURD3, Cashier.
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A1c BELVIN'S BIUeK Co..
On 18th street
We have on hand very large assortment OF iauies
secctl sock of French calf skins, for sale by the
single one or dozen, with q nice assortment Of Innings
for the trade Letter and note paper, envelopes ant
other articles.
apply. eo@f~"s
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nNE Hundred Dollars keward.--kan away irOm the
" subscriber, the 18th day Of August last Hen
~. He is about feet high, % years of age,
r'eyion black, lips very thick, Keeps his Chin gene
rally dropped ana mouth oI,.n ,Gry t.st,
no marks or scars excr,J, his neck ami cln from
rsiugs when a boy Ii not around Richmond. lie is
probably ii, MHlog Wilkinson :, in New Kent where
his father lives, or at Mr. L A uaXais, III Charles
City, where he has SISTER. will pay the above
reward OF SiGd II he is delivered 10 A.ssrs tad!ir
x Apperson in Richmond, al my farm IN Henri
CO. six miles west III Rich nond.
II
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49, HORSES and Mules for sale at aueti0n.-l will
- sell at the z S Lot, Bacon Quarter Branch, on
FRIDAY morning, Oct ID commencing at 10 o'clock, 10
horses and mules kPARCHER,
Major and q NJ.
TW KrEsEE Auct Sc ~
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fTtoH.r KkWaHn-The above reward VIII be
hO(JO paid for the apprehension and deliver
;,i.re OF my negro boy, william, to I Butler * Co.
OF Richmond. He left While the army was
at tnlpeper II last June. William is about 81,
fee, high weighs about $50 lbs, yellow complicated
bushy hair and is - years old. have reasons to
think that he is in the-vicinity Of Richmond
7 j FORD,
ca o3his Suffer 18th Miss rep't
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attention of BUYERS If handsome Furniture 10 my
"a this morni T. at 10 o'clock, at the residsuce Of
Msi Weston, 9Th st, between Main ard Cary. Bee
advertisement. Il s PLEAsANTS,
co DIT AuctiOneer.
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HOUSE aud Lot, Corner Of Jackson and Clarke
H Streets, and Vacant Lot on Navy Hill West
Side Of 9th Street, Beyond Baker, 1t auction.-I
will SELL upon the premises, ON Tuesdsy, 10Th Sep
TENDER, at o'clock n, the House and Lot located
as above. The House IL framed Tenement, has 8
rooms and passage. The lot fronts IS by lAl fest
deep.
Also the vacant Lot located ~ above, onting lS5
feet
TERxs-Made known on day Of SAFE
se23 JAS II TAYLOR, Auct.
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e. ATTENTION is requested to the sale Of a
Market Garden on the Deep Run turnpike this after
nooa Immediate possession given. Get passports
Sc Alt A D WILLIAMS, Auct'f.
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our regular sale Of Groceries viii take place on
~ Friday next, the 25th inst, at 10 O'Clock, when
We will offer general assortment Of Groceries Ha-
ysna and Cuba Cigars, and Sundr;ss. via:
10 bags choice sugar
Us do medium do
70 boxes brown clarified do
100 bags Va salt
% bbis 6mithhold lard
10 do tarpentiue
Il do potash
40 Kegs snuff
100 gross matches
With . general assortment OF Groceries.
Aiso,
Gets double harness
family carriage, new
family carriage, nearly new
Loren buggy
heavy sewing machine, Cor leather work
lot 0f hardware.
IS bbls jamaica rum
IL Kegs choice Osard brandy, 10 gallons each.
expsct 70 add To the salc. Due notice viii BE- wsvsn.
farlies desiring 10 add ~ sac will please send
samples and iny0ic<s early Thursday morning.
sc = ROBINSON, ADAMS { 60. AoSt'rs.
By f. s. Htaaaats, Aucs.
CPiESDIn Sale Of handsome Parsor, Chamber,
~ and ether Furniture, &c. fnr sale Il auction
wiz sei On Friday, The a6sh lns q my STORE u 10
o'clocs large asaofsnsns Of hsndsou,e sarnitare,
Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany heisssaAs
HandsSnae wardrohes, cabineas, washstaa.is
Marble tnp tables, cAaas
Glassware, cruckesy, tin ware, Ac
The ahnvs h mat saseilsst u quality, and oasss
ehassrs 81 fIs.kASfs, Aoes.
VMUAnLk vera Of $50 scrsA viii : ssaA
d.slllsf s.d nsesssesy e.thcsssa I. Haae.
ss. e es oa ~. . .ilss 49, siss.ssA
srsi astscsd, AR ret p ~ AieAess hesse o
1ossAs, ~ iesA Of eept Ihsss h sbeut = aEsa
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Sc 23--5ts

TWENTY FIVE Dollars Keward.--,.in away from
my house, III 1ienrico county yesterday morn
inS, my negro boy William he is about fifteen years
old; he ia black, with the right side OF his
neet, and QUE small scar near right eye. he had on
light suit, with SLOUGH hat lie was formerly from
Gloucester, and has been with our army for some
time: ne may be about some Of our camps or trying
to make his way back 10 Gloucester. viii pay tie
above reward tor IN delivery to me, OF confined il,
some county jail so that can get him
so 2}--2ls WILLIAM r WOODFTN.
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THIRTEEN and . Half Acres Of Land, 2 Miles
! from the City, near the Stoney Run Road, at
auctiOn.-By request Ct the heirs Of Mrs Sally
Freeman, " i'll be cold at auction, upon the prem.
ises, Friday. 25th Sc; temb F, AZ O'Clock NJ,
the property above referred to. 1t sdjoins High
Meadow "aural Shades" and the lands Ct Mrs
O!phin, Mr. French, and others.
TERMs-To suit purchasers.
ee22 WILLIAMS, Auct.
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TK~N ENTY FIVE Dollars Reward. Ivan away
4 from the subscriber. the 18th inst a negro
boy banned JOHN. lie is about Is years Oh; siiu.
figure. aud rather pleasant cnuntauanee; had on
cred to me- to MIR Phillips. the Agent, on llth
81, Richmond. THOS ERUTON,
sc 23-3ts Heurcn CO.
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EXECUTORS sale Of valuable Farm Of lsls
~ acres, on the Mechanicsvus turnpike, ~ mA
from Richmond.--The beautiful Farm, "Rsve~
wood !" u Isl y acres, three and Q half miles M
Richmond, on the Hechanicsyille iarupiks, WI ~
offered at public auction Friday, the 3Ah sspse9
Der, 1868, al 4 O'Clock n, iii fair; II not nv w
next fair day theseafter.) There ID gu the pse:,ss
comfortable dwelling, with i've rooms above w
basement, Q handsome porch fronting tbe 1Ds
length OF the house, ~ well a. back porch ta1@
some shade trees aba ut the premises, besides
kitchen, quarters, barn aud stable. The Iand : :
excellent quality, well set IN clover ihe ap a..
has for years past been successfully cultivated ~
market garden. The low ground ID well SET % sfss,
yielding for the past few years from ~ 70 W toes
hay. Also, . large orchard. with every vaf'~ya
fruits. There b enough wood land for the Place ~
nearness to the city - market garden, ~ wen ~
dairy farm, offers superior inducements. -
Mr. W r Asht00, now residing on the psaes' '"
take pleasure In showing u.
Partial p0Sse<si0n given Immediately, -
seeding winter crops Full possession ssss -
January next, or perhaps sooner.
Springs u excellent water near the dws!u1e
Terms cash. CHAS CANNAS,
Ex'r Of Mary Ann BraI'ea;
O.n hv conn,, h are~,~.S SCI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-24
RUNA VA VS.

ZANE HUNDRED Dollars KewArd-Kan away
" from my saw mill, in the upper part Of Buck
ia. ham county, near Tye River Pond on Saturday
Last September 18th. 1868, my negro boy TH0MP
SON Said negro is about j. feet /! iAch-s high; Is
years DID, very likely and straight; small burn
on the back of his left hand. and some bad whip
marks on his back: he had on when he lett very
neat straw hat. think hs has gone in the diree
ton Of Danv,li-, Va, where he has relations. /
purchased him in Richmond of Samuel b Cham
brrs. who lives in Campbell county, Va. Fo- his
npprehens on, and pat in some safe Jail, SO that
get him again. ! will give xl0U rewa d. think he
Las a forged pass. He staInmeIs a little when
spoken to and originally came from North Carolina.
TRUMAN PARKER,
Sc 2i-eol3ta Richmond. Va.