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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Cov Sealing. Two fellows, Heusy Runuss ard
Edward 8. Gently, were before tGe Recorder i,asL
saturday 10 answer the enafge Of stealing = COW,
the property OF Joseph A. Angle. Ths evid-aeo
shoSv Cd that the COW had tre>passed sas u,ry's
LOT, and thai be had had her taken up, uQder Ii.s
tcnce law. The parties were iheI.ap"n dts
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Casle TLanef Is tie general repository tos si.
the desperate ehsTscters the S1utt,ega Contee~-
sacy who have been arrested BY the GoysInL.s 4.
add, AN oceasionsi psisoneT mhAes his escape sar
i0s the auuabsr coatinei, their saie-keepins saa
genessi management ase SeniaskAbi, good,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Hsstags Coalf.--ThoSC were bot Two StiAainal
that of Francis r. Blair, JT charged With stealing
lot OF c!othlug, the properly OF Capt. Tayioe.-S
The prisoner plead moi guilty ihc charge ,and Se
being no evidence sdduced 10 prove tue larceny.
Capt. TayIOe being prisoner In the Yankee lines,
the jury acquitted the prisoner under the instIue
lions oi the Commonwealth Attorney. Noun:
Blair IL said to be sou Of the notorious Efancis
T.. Blair, OF Missouri. tie dess,,ed the t'edrrai
army near Fredericksburg, several months since,
and protesting desire 70 link his fortunes 10 the
south was piFUled AID permitted 10 join u cavalry
company. he says he dad not steal Cap. Iaytoc's
elotbes but bore The blame OF the then and nj krd
the punishment rather than give up tie name oi the
real thief.
Charles Ansy, Indicted for breaking into the
factory OF Kent n Wilson, aud stealing tnbseco,
was arraisned and eiead no, guilty The iary, M
ter hearing the eviJeIae. brought in verdict
guilty. and uxri bis puai 'useHt al tlr-e years in
the penitsntiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Two Hundred Dollars Reward Lot our saw
E'ii, near Sa,nrait Station on the Richmond and
m.n WA Hser Railroad, on Monday morning last, our
s1 ", zoe, calls himself Booker; wss purchased Of
ts ~ nspsGott, Ia Richmond, who worked him on bis
niss,a "a buckingham county; h of dark brown CON
pso shoIt, thih whiskeFs. long thin face, cha
t.cec ins about feet or 10 iuches high, of EIen
"atafe, looks 70 be about 30 years old, rather
E Euw codntehance; dress not recO.locted, except .
etsed in jail In any secure pisc. 90 sssf 70 can eel
him. pws.S e. = nDn o.s sso ses
17-eodlCt%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Ro.,efJA-At \ late hour On SATURDAY night !a.t
the y. .oke-house OF Mr.. James A. Cowafjin, on
the {. ove road, two miles west oi EishMonl, Vas
forciL y entered and sObbed OF thirteen haas aa1
two siouidets Of bacon, thirty pounds oi l&gi,
thirty pounds Of tsiow, - lot oi mrai, aud vaT.e
" OF liner articles neccssaty 10 ohoGsekeekers. i
hber reward viii be paid tor The arrest Oi lhs
roab, aia recovery OF lhe si,iers stoien, os aay
port ! Of iheM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

!yaiciie Of "a Curian-On Saturday morning last
acting Coroner sanxay was called on u view the
body OF ParReiia ltobsTtson, aged about ~ years,
then lying dead In a miserable hOvei In Ro.fetts,
kept by a woman hsn,ed Emily Mallory The
shnniy 10 near Rocketss bridge, about iweise by
sery aps the rear occupisd ss . lodging rnom Ly
tue two eYeatures nlre ads name Il, and the hot0
rious May sullivan. The body Iasd on pile Of
dirty rags just LIE bad leit IT, whilst the Hear
aud all else around ketok epcd lilth, drunkenness
and debaucheIY. The coroner soon ,sssuea ihll
the unfortunate woman betuse him hdd produced
her own death By wiitully taking ia,,dannu, aha
he therefore deemed IN Inquest I'm ntecessafy. lie,
however, gvvr directions ioS the burial OF The
corpse, at public expense
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

T,IfTY Dollars Reward-Ran away from the
subscribers residence, on Thurfday, I'D inst
. negro woman named VLsRT, also called LIZZIE.
about 25 years Of age, Gnd had On when she LETT
A girghan dress OF small brown check, much
tad-d. have reason to believe she is in the city,
ard probably about Church Hill, where she has
relatives. will give the above reward f1r the ap.
prshsnsion and delivery Of sad woman to me, on
Broad street, one door above lst.
Oc 24-2tt PHILIP AUGUST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

GsA Wn. d. Tsii.yso,o, 0f Sisslnia, for sanao
moaths past stationed AZ cAssisseoa, UEdsS NaaA
kee iaEe, has arrived In tkis esy 0n short icaso
Of absence, - look after hIs private nsstset. Ha
will return 10 hts post a danoes IN I'VE e0~rse VI
few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

K.dg Fassd The body Of . ssill-bOss babe waS
found IN gully In the nsiahAoShooA Oi the f0os-
House last saturday m0sninS A. NO cine cesia
up and inferred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

RUfICK--Rsns say from the subscriber, Tues.
~ day. 10Th inst, negro man named LEN.
faid boy Is about medium height, IS or 20 years
Old comp p.exion very dark. He was purchased Ia
Richmond in November last, and perhaps Ia trying
to work towa' Us his old home, which IL in Madi.
ron county. Va will give S2o for his apprehsn'
Ct Virginia, lodged in jail that get him.
liz had On when ho left two ttirts-cne checked.
tie othes white, both ba1ly worn: pants nearly
Worn out, one pair drawers, barsfooted, and cap
made out Of gray honaspun el.th No marks re-
e9llected, except few with the lssh. Has q
Ieisng coun tenance when spoken to, but full sni
low formed. w ALLEN STOk Ea,
Wentworth, Rockingham co, n G.
OF al-dltN9ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

HOUsES and Lots At private sae.--foar brici
III houses and lots on Church Fl, Oregon Hill, are
offered a. private sale until the 3oth Of this month
Zach house contains six rooms is well enclosed with
taxes and insurance paid for this year. II no. sold
previously they will be offered at public sale on that
day to the highest bidder. good we'll CT water on
the premises. JOHN ICDONOUGH,
OC 21-eOd5tA No 10 l4th st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

TWENTY-FIVE nolIa 3 rewsrd.-Ransway from
l the fort:ncations around Richmond, my nes rO
nan Edward or Ned Seid negro was Sent TO work
on the fOrt1retions the 7th October aud deserted
oa the 1lih. He is about q years old, nula.to,
and about feet 10 inches In height bis speech is
very soft aid mid I viii pay the above reward of
SIS his arrest and delivery to me, confinement
to jal 80 that get him. He WAS recently purchased
from Meckleuburg CO, aud II is probable he may be
lurking IN that county. &c WATKINS,
HaIIsboro' P 0, Chesterfield CO.
o9-deat2,y ycWltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Satxyiay was . wet, gloomy, easesesas d<y ~
,norrips oA sal ~as wp bright aa1 early, isy ria-
- m sunday attire. barring The day The cir Mas
sooi ard bsxcins ju~t ssee - nAAa<. nh ihs Ass,ss
rh,ymins u ssasons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

100 DOLLARS REWARD.-Escaped from the
lVU Henrico county jail, Gil tho Tth Of July, in
Company with several negroes and white men, a re-
gre boy, Richard, Casually called Dick, the proper.
ty # Or Pollard, Of Richmond. He Is ii years DID,
dark complexion, rather stout, speaks quick, being
disposed to look away when spoken to. One of the
negros nalned Claiborne, ha' been heard OF in the
10Th c regiment, Gen Lees army, and it is prob
able Dick may be in the same army. Twill pay the
above reward If he Is delivered to In Richmond
confined where can get hiu.
GEC PLEASAETJ,
Sheriff Of HenricO county,
&c ol-as{O2l 2612S) Richmond p O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

INVALUABLE Brick Store and Dwelling On TIE
Y North side Of Broad st, between lst and Boos
avenue for sale. We Cfer for sale the excellent
brick store aud dwelling located as above. aiioning
the Apohecafy store Of Messrs henson 1; Jones oc-
cupied by Mrs Carr. Apply to
oc G-3t GOnDIN Il &PpFRSON
A VALUABLE Farm for sale. IL c;ier for sale %
"a the agent Of tho owners, very desirable
Farm in the county Of Orange II contains eco
acres, aud viii be sold low if early application il
made to me at Iynchburg MOORE
Oc 2i-Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

Rr,tsd Osw. .--fssAcis scAWassxman wAa heiora
The Recorder lest saensdny> aad hslA ~ haslins
sosA behavior, On eemeiatAt ek cosssllus Alc Ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

AND for Sale Il will offsr for sale at auction on
/ II Thursday, 29tb Oct, 1868, at my residence. in
the county of Cumberland. (f not sid privately be
fore that time my tract of land containing ESQ
II is Of gray soil, and lies we'll to imp.ov Tie
improvements CONSIST OF large frame dwelling with
rooms and a basement, with other nocesssry build
ngs. Timber enough to keep ,ha place up. II is s
miles from the Court-House. Il miles from Carters-
vile, 2 miles from Wil!iss river, which Is navigable.
Convenielt to tho best mills and churcaes--one Zap
tist church in milo Of the place; ard s located
C. healthy and intelligent neighhorhood Iwili sell
on the same day my household aud kitchen furniture;
crop Of corn and provender; farming utensils, &c.
Oc 10--1awiws THOS RUCKNAN
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NJOTICE.-By action of tho Council Of the City Of
~ Richmond, establishing board Of supplies
committee Of members cf the Council and citizens
appointed to arrange for the purchase Of ARTICLES
Of pressing necessity. to bs sold to citizens Of limited
means at cost for cash.
At meeting Of tho committee Thos W McCance
was appoioted chairman, aud Alexander Garret gen
era agent for the purchase and distribution Of sup.
plies, under the destruction Of the committee.
The Secretary OF War has diI acted Instructions to
be given TO officers Of tho Government charged with
the duty OF impressing supplies for the army, not to
impress such supplies As E'ay be purchased by the
authorized agents OF the city Of Richmond to n.se'
the wants Of such OF the people Of sat City Gs arc
needy and not considered able u purchase for them
selves at cuTrS Mt rates, and whom it is the intention
OF the city authorities 70 provide fer.
Acting under the authority vested in it tho COM
mittee will procure supplies and commence the dis
trlbution as early as possible.
Due notice Of the place Of distribution, and the
formula to enitle ciiixens TO supplies, will be given
by the general agent.
oo 2aSt3lO TEoS McCANCE, Chm.
HARVEY, HELIINGS 4 JEWETF,
IA Wholesale ladies' Shoe Manufacturers,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
Over Miles's Saddle Stcre,
Take pleasure In Informing the public that they
have now in fill operation 6rst class
LADIES' eHOE MANUFAcTORY.
where, bay ing employed large number OF the best
worknen 70 be obtained IN the Confoderacy they arc
prepared to turn out in any Quansy the very finest
quality OF
LADIES' SHOES
which can be manufactured Their facilities for sup
pying orders from dealers and others canno: be sur
passed by any other establishment South, and call
y resrectfuy solicited 90 l0--l2i$
AIOrlCE to Farmers TO relieve to some extent
~ the wants Of the necessities Of Cur citizens,
Wc propose to sell to consumers In limited quantities
consign nents Df Fnur and Meal with 1ut any charge
whatever, and will promptly collect and remit pro
ceede.
Parties making shipments will nctfy us that they
are designed to be sold to aIene aud place
their lowest pricfs
WE earnestly sso consignnents:
&C 2l-6t TARDY WILLIAMS.
A3rIynchburg virsinisn copy.
CARRIAGES FIR sais.--.A large and elegant as
" soFtment OF Carriages. &c, conelstiug OF Cost
carriages, city phHtoAs, one and two horse rocka
ways, sliding seat and top busgies, and sulkeya
Al6o one set Of light double hernees. and . lot q
elliptic springa and eleyatins buckets for assirirt
mill. and Is tses patent leather, by
- a0--.a TredeeAr Iron Works.
II RANDY, kO.-
II Is barrels choice Old Apple and Peach Brandy.
quarter -cask AAfett Z C0's superior old Cpg-
mo Brandy.
IGhssa chosos 6lack Tca,
leo rcams WsapDing Paper,
o. soeagsmeati ~ 49, n hOs.ke.
% a-Ae tpn nsreAs eos c9y asd 18th a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

nNE Hundred Dollars Keward.-Rsnaway from
~ my son, Walker, on or about the lst Of
JGas last, al Brandy Station, Va. 81, dark copper
c1Io- round head, full face, rather bad eounte.
nalce, about 5 feet or 8 inches high IS Or 19
years Of age. He may try to pass himself of as
Tree boy. 1t Is very probable that he /. in the
nsghtorhood Of 6orlonsviIIs. The above re
ward Will be paid for his apprehension aud de.
livery to Robert Lumpkia, Richmond. Va.
Ca@l-eod5t> ADAM Y WALKER.
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DUEAWAY-S200 rcward--Ran away from my
IL farm, Marion Hill, two miles below Richmond,
tw0 stout black negro men, Henry and Dick.
Henry was raised IN FAuquier, near Rector Town,
and DICK in Louisa. Henry, when spoken to, has
little To say. Dick talks very freely. Tcer ages
ars between rs and SO years. Henry formerly he
la4sed to Mr. Gassenck, Fauqnier CO, and Dick to
NJ Harras, In Louisa county.
0c 2t-btt " HOPPE.
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'NWo Hundred srd Fifty Dollars Reward-Ran
49, away from tho subscriber, On the evening OF the
.e1a INST, young negro man named John, formerly
lue property Of Mr. Charles Cook, cf Hanover, by
Nhom he Was sold On the morning Of the 2Sth iasi
=. The auction house Of Hill, Dickinson b Co. Said
negro is about IL years Of age, beardess aud has
snAi' sosr upon the shin OF his right leg; black
slfaight, AMI we'll proportioned. The above reward
Sai be paid upon his delivery to Hid, Dickinson
w OF myself. Ese 30-,s] ROBERT DAVIS.
NoTicE-Wss brought TO my jail, Sept 7th, 1865,
q negro man named George Washington; Gays
s Dsioass 70 Joseph Bryant, Of Bosher Parish Lou,
Sla, aud Vas hired in the army 10 cook for Burrel
Achnaey. Of tbs 9Th Louisiane regiment, and was
paisai.a by ahs Yankees With Our wagon trans IN
eaIsyiranlA, and made his escape near Ffedeflcks-
" sae snd swan the river, and says that Col Hodge,
Tue eth Louisiana regiment, 10 acquainted with
~ n. SAID negro is Of black complex lon and about
- ysns Old, Is feet 10 inches high, and emaftly
snoc. n'oA knee l. The owner will come forward, pay
eApenses, and take him away.
&C t--lsw5tt RODT IUNPETN
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T AND FOR SALE, have very desirable tract
IL of well improved Land C0ntaDiEg about "Go0
acres, which will sell for cash. II is well waterct
has an excellent We'll of water near the DWELLING,
numerous springs conveniently distributed, and sun
dry streams running through the farm. This FERN
is well adapted 10 the growth Of wheat, corn oats,
and tobacco; has every building ii that the lar.
gesi planter would desire for convenience or com
fort, and all in excellent repair. Capitalists Will
rarely have Euch an opportunity for investment in
real estate. For further particulars inquire OF THos
S1as & Bro, Cary street, or
DR. r r PURYEAR,
Red Cak Grove, Charlotte 70, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

SrTRAYED OF s.olen-Oa the night cf the 2lst
1 inst, black Mare, CT medium s;zs, blind Tor
nearly SOY In the right eye, sud very notsti.
Dlsrk the font CT her left thigh, where she l. ai
been snasgeI.hs mark shows the print of tia
bitches plainly shs was in very gscd condition. il
ridden hard she becomes leme in the right tcre leg
s25 reward wii te paid for her return, and DO
quesiaus asked, $50 for 1le Mare aad he detec.
ton Of sbe thief, to Della Il Bradley, near Bot.
soms's Bridge, Henrco, or
John E BRADLEY.
&C 2.--2tt At Old Far Grourds.
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OfFIcE QUARrERNAsIYs,

Baaon's Quarter Branch, DC: 9, 1868 ]
A REWARD Of S2o will be paid for the sppre-
ffoin T snead, Who ran away from the 8 Lot
sbout the middle OF August. The said boy 10 lurk-
Ing about the city. He Is IS or 20 yesrs Old gin
eerb esd color, about 5 feet high, stsmmers when
spok.n to, aad has the general appearance Of stu.
pidty Rv ARCHER,
oc 10 is Major aud Qusrtermaster.
TWO HeniIed and Fifty Dollars kcward.-Ran
away from the Subscriber Gu Wednesday, tue
YIN list, ous negro named Henry, agel about
% years, medium heght, dark copper color, Weighs
toout le5 pounds aud came from Chester District,
q. he may atsnpt TO get back u that State He
WAS supposed 10 have been caught On the sams day,
bei broke and ran from his captor. viii give two
Leaaied aid fifty dollars reward for his apprehe
tioL and dslSSry to Messrs Hill, Dickinson Co, or
e'Alaed III any Jail 80 get him. H DAVIS.
e lI--is
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UALUA5I.K Tract CT ,i5a acres OF heavily TIM
y bered land in Nelson and Amherst counties 81 {
miles from the James river and kahawba canal for
sale.-We are authorized to sell a most valuable
tract OF timtered land located as above The pr;i.
cipal growth Is oak, chesnut, 30. 1t is estimated
that several millions Of barrel slaves AMI maoy mil
lions OF lumber could be cut from the land basides
an untold quantity Of oak bark for tennrg PURPOSES
If cut in cord wood II would average 40 ccrds To
the acre. Tue land is approached By three roads
running through ii, Of which, leading to Green
way, on the canal distant about SO mi es, is quito
level and remarkably good, that li. loads can
hsulod to the canal. The soil is of exc Ient quality
admirably adapted for farming parposes, with no
waste land on It; about 25 acres cleared: with a
framed dwelling thereon and several small tens
ments. The foregoing is regarded as most yalua
ble tract Of tmbeFod land, and offers great induce
nents TO those engaged in getting timber for tie
Richmond ard Lynchburg markets. As tbe owne.
saanxious to effect speedy sale he has authorizs
US to cell the land for $25 per sore.
&C 23--St f;ODDIN Il ATPEEeaT
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NHE Hundred Dollars rsward.-stoTen from tbs.
aovornmcnt stables at Navy Hill, two boxes
Of CASTLE Soap, containing each about So pounds
lhe boxes we're marked in red lettars &C c." Oh
the ends, and upon the sides '.sayon Daumas De
Aiieal,. MarsaiiIes;" eIso, "Southern Express Co,
Wilmington TIE above reward will be paid for
the return of the soaps, and $50 additional for the
apprehension Of tie thief
JSO MAYNARD, Major ard Or Mr.
M c3-.t
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TOR SALE PrivatcIy--A small farm of 12 acres,
= more or less, in Henrco county, rear the head
Of the Brooke Turnpike, 9 miles from Richmond
Joining the lands of Mrs Franklin, Frank Mckmoud.
end others. This place is well adapted to market
garden, and good stand for grocery Orchard oi
choice fruit set Out On tue place; buildings nearly
now; dwelling house has three good rooms; kitchen,
stable and iCe house, and out houses Mr. r Perlno-
mel lives on the place, and live mile Oh, where
can be seen. c J TITSLEY.
Oc 19-eod3tt
R,'ARM for sa,e A small faliu situated about u
II miles from Coaldeld Station, in Chesterfield
county. The farm contains about ITO acres, about
25 OF which are cleared There s good dwelling
ami other necessary out houses, aud good We'll Oi
water in the yard. For terms aDd further iuloysna
ton address BIZ SUBLETT, Richmond, Va.
DI-Gt&
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FENWEN1Y Da.ia.s Reward --Stray.d away troya
the subscriber. one bisok Horse. i5% hands
high. with red Furniture Wagon, on Cary, be
tween .th ard Sth streets. The above rewari will
be pad for their recovery at the City Brewery, Of.
fee on 9Th street, nesr Hroad.
oa 2i-2tt John N RITTER
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Major General Burnside has written 10 shehead-
quarters of the army details OF his recent move
laent, in East Tennessee. On the lob instant the
enemy was dislodeed from strong position at
Blue Springs, aud, fleeing precipitateiy. were
pursued by cavalry under General ShackelfsTd,
who drove them entirely from the State. A. Zoi-
licoffer General 9haekeltord captured fort,
burned long railroad bridge, and destroyed three
locomotives aud thirty five cars Our loss q, Blue
Springs and In lhe pursuit was about one hundred
killed and wounded
From Charleston, on the l.ih, IL is reported that
tic new Yankee battery on James IsiaRd - -
mow forty iees high Dahisren had oppressed his
determination % try the iron clsds, and see II they
would not '.break up'' the 0bsuuc iIons.
Lieat Eben White, OF the 7th U. 8. negro fesi-
mens, had been killed BY Col. John II. Hothoron
and his son, of 81. Nary = s,unfy, Nd, while Wy
Tag 10 "recSuisu his slaves. The SothoFons had
escaped.
A report cnmes nom New Orleans via Posi
Royal thar the Texas expedition under CeAes
Banks had effected landing ~ Point isabel
Texas, . small place At the mouth Of the hid
0sande.
The enlissmsas OF negro ueops in Marylaat
causrs great amouns o. lieeoassas among M
siavehoiden In that aaaie; 70 mach tnAsea
that depUsatloa was esAa n LiAc0ln % seqGeet I
wishd,awsl Of shs ssesulese sl(esss, BE Ieslsss
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II U!ICE "A blood bay Horse, with heavy name
~ and tail, was left with me the 10th Of Sep
tembe-, to be pastured and fed for few days -
Sow if Mr. Wm Z Mover does not pay expenses
snd tske said horse away within ten days, i shall
sell said horse according to law.
nc 13--Stf A q JONES' Franklin Vcuse
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S,lt.Y Dollars Reward STOLEN out OF my house,
s at l'ankls's Ferry, three edes Of Lea,her-9
upper aud sole-weighng 1915 pounds, (the upper
leather weighing I414 pounds,} With the name Of
"FrsuCes ii Jones, King William" marked On the
upper leather, and numbered 237 in figures ] will
give the above reward for til" recovery OF said
leather IGc ,3-3til FRANCES NJ JONES.
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>iFiY DOLLARS Peward Stolen near Rich
5 mond on the night Of the 18th inst, large bay
uorse, with star IL his forehead and Slight sore
on his hip; q We ye,rs Old in the spring; think no
has gone in the direction oe Cen. Lees army. The
above reward vii! be gvea Tor any information that
viii Iaat to the Of the horse. Ny address
is s'Richmcni, care of S Fondyen."
0G 20--5tf ABNEY.
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. TRAYED or S;oien-From corner OF Main and
18th street. (@hers he was tisd.) between the
hours "f " ard o'clock, On yesterday, small
aud neck. and sharp hip bones. No mark reco'-
!ected, except on his hind feet or both Of them
being white; had n very gosd army saddle, All
English fit blanket, with MY name upon It. end
plain, st;f bit trille. 4 liberal reward win be
paid to any delivering him to me at battery No
L. Richmond Gsfnces; and If stolen $50 will he pail
for The conviction Of the thirf
II @ WINSTON,
Lieut. and Acting A ON,
n. pa 10th Va Ratu He .vp Art,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

fstWENTY Doiars reward Left my employ ment,
Il on tho 18th Of Sept, Vim ''es, slave of Mr Dab
nfy, between 25 and 80 years OF age, rather Light
oo,crcd, S feet or ilcbes high, and rather geca
looking. The above reward W Ii be paid for his de-
livery TO me confinement in Jail.
JAS WRIGHT,
DC cS-;tS Corner Of Cav and Sd sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-26

WBiITY I'VE Dollars Reward -stoen from
4 nay stable, on the night OF the 23d i6sr, on.
set single Carriage NGrrcss and one get Cart Har.
ness. [ will ply the above reward for tho cohvie
ton OF the thief aud retura OF said Harness to nv
house, quarter Of a milo northwest of Camp
Windcc. foe 24--%t*l II CRUsiP.