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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Tho stsamship City Of London, from Liv-
erp0oI I'D uH., has arrived at New York.
1he report by the previous steamer Of Mr.
mnon's Withdrawal, = confirmed. The
zsses, In aiiuding to the WNhdrAwaI, says
"rhe Confederates are offended with Eng
land for trying to Keep in the right. We are
sorry for It. The loss, however, 10 theirs,
Mhiie the relief to the British nation is great.
she Will have nothing to repent"
The Times warns the British Government
against going too Tar 10 stopping the building
gf ships for the COnfederat.s while furnish
Ing munitions OF war to the Federals. Such
coufne bears too much resemblance to the
views of Federal p0litfcians.
The Paris AoHiteur Government orvaul
had created q great sensation by pnblis6jna
the manifesto OF the Polish National GOyefH
nlent on the 10th Of August This uax III
gzrded as virtual or mornl recopuifI0u &
the belligercnt rights Of the Poles by HraueA
The reply of Russia to EaR.and Has Beer
published. Prince Gortsch:. koH tails E4rj
Russell that Il y useless TO 0prol6n8 Discus
sion which merely develops and conforms
differences ct 0pipion. AstO his ..aregp0nsf
biiity, the Emperor says that he has alNays
respected the principles Of international law
In dealing with other States, aud that he Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

ANOTHER FEMALE SoLDIRR.--The Rome
(Ga Courier says that one day last week .
pretty little Georgia girl, dressed up IN
neatly fitting male habilaments, applied to a
Lieutenant of General Gist's command. at
Rome, to be enrolled aud mustered into the
Confederate service. Her request was COM
piled with, and she was about to be sent out
to camp, when some one, suspicious Of her
sex, suggested that little ruflied petticoats
the manual Of the piece would be more ap-
propriste. She was accordingly sent before
ten. Gist, to whom she confessed her sex,
said she was from Gainesville, Ga, and that
she had the consent Of her parents to dis
guise herself Ia male attire and enter the
army and revenge the death OF her brother,
who, poor fellow, was killed In Virginia.
She was sent to Atlanta under escort, but has
since made her escape.
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"a. TIL U UHsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER s. 1863

Of the public sefvice-b9l q making sug-
ge,tion; which b, that 81 the tobacco re-
kind be distributed 70 the troops IN the field
An arrangement Of this klad would be q
partial, though not full. compensation for
the diminished rallons 0f meat aud fiour
which they frequently receive. There are
men in this army who have, since the battle
of Chickamauga, paid - much as one dol
lar for q chew Of tobacco! viii not the
press Of the country take up this subject
and press it home upon the attention of the
Government? SALLUsT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Convictea of Forgery the llus
tings Court tried Alexander ID. Cheatham
for forging the names Of i.aniers, ToliesOn &
Catlett, Of this city, to q check, and getting
the money therefor. The prisoner, on being
arrafgned, plead guilty, thus throwing him
sell upon the mercy vi the jury, who, after
hearing the evidence, retired for short time
and on their return rendered verdict oi
guilty, ascertaining his punishment at seven
years in the penitentiary. There are nine
other indictments against him, whicI, have
been continued
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MILITARY NOTICES.

lAVlNa 70 -eiyed authority to raise Q company
/ for local defence, to be attached to Major Hen
ty's battalion. an ofioe will be opened vt the Of
tcc Ct the suT esinteDdsnt Of Public Printing, In
rrsr Of the Enquirer office, for the purpose Of re-
aeiving recruits. The militia law Low before the
Legis sture viii embrace al capable Of bearing
atms. Parties joiuing this company will be exempt
from militia cuty and viii b. used for defence only
e,il.d out CiothiDg furnished 1t Government
prices. foe 7-3tfl q DILL.
A FfEsTioN, Maryanders aud others.-kecruits
- waited for WIN L Iackson's Mounted Artillery
III Western tlrginia--the finest pr0Sisioned army in
tLe service and the easiest and heaihest place II
tae Coaiedefacy for soldieriDg Bounty clothing &C,
furnished Immediately. Office on Franklin st, be-
tween l2h and l3lh, in the Law BaiIding.
Il o--eoi6ls 9ergt JOHN MITCHELL.
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= 81 ~: h - 80 "
The London Tt u the 14th, closes
.n, editorial revis the condition Of
ine1'caH s'aa'sass M = = n. y ssl0Ws
But the political = far the most In
teresting aud lmpo1eln Of the intelli-
gence Ne pnb3lsh The letter Of Pre-
stdent LincOln to ~ eM ork State Con
vention Of the kep& nk party Is pitched
in very dideFene ~ ON the letters we
have bec0 aecu1eo receive from Mr..
Seward It h - - that at the NEST
succcsstnl molne4 1e var, while daily
expectlng 70 hear 1ao E1l OF Charleston,
had fOll0Wedt6At1 1mbufg, the President
Bpeaks 10 q gr1N1 a lore sober tone than
kas yet reachtiE 6lk6 etlke Federal Goyeru
l6enf. T6S MI Il #1aSB, ssprpgresses IA
rolubIg sine0 f6S ~ @uf the Emancitsa.
lss& pFoc16sn1kff Il L ! e16Se II. = II that Is
Iall h6 cAusnV r. t6 Wonder at his add
lua fhaA it NIo1 o<S d Ia - t4saugusne Of
4 suAe1v "a 6zxf fffaM hhs He apfSears in
Ei1k5S Sfo h3 open3Hf 3 1eYes 81 last to the
kCpe1e1s pCll1f1 III Scnltie6 which would
sufuu1ndE EhtnA Fl ~ ea1 a1Ii5Rs with the seceils
Cd &1ntos It r ~ lfctD9y to see that he
49, the efc et treat tfng a. Of any
mRoteA6Ce the Vfete6ded GUion sentiments
Of packed meeeiugu4u MiBsi3sfppi and Ten
neseeo-e Any c6npsomI3e 10 bc effective
mg1k b4 4Dn4o With the rebel army or these
who c0141oa or Nth tie Formulation ls
scOmnauas ~ be, ,dl1nies that any overture
haa 04eYaI II hia Sf3tvesnIn esif Ks1
either of These S@zrs sTha ! o., iesie lS5 r
Government show "a ejsq, an inakinv fy.v
such proposaIs. TIE cOmparafivelv nrlef i,s.
tellipcnce which we pnblish TO-DAY teiis ~
patient and determined resistance at every
point: and. with cllarscteristic awk Wardness.
while admitting that the onlv adyances TO-
ward peace eau come from the army and its
leaders. Mr., Lincoln throws the grcai esi n.,s.
sible difficulty in the way of their ever think
ing OF any such overture by letting 1t be un-
derstood that the leaders of the secession
would be the only persons excepted from any
amnesty. While President Davis aud the
able men who surround him knew that
whatever might be the result to their coun-
try their submission would he followed ty
their own ruin, and possibly their execution,
they will certainly strain every nerve to in
duce the Southern people 10 fiyht TO The
last,
Mr.. Lincoln declares: too. that novcompro.
mise embracing the maintenance of th,.
Union is now POSSIBLE. lie commits him.
self. in so many words tn a war nf conn,,eat
to last possibly. by his own admission. for
wears. and without having aoy definite ,,lnn
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WANTING or PRoBITY.-When Washing
ton discovered the treachery of Arnold he
seemed, for moment, as II were, over
wounded the honor VI the American army.
Those who were near him anxionsly Inter
rogAted hts looks In silence, which be broke
BY ssytng: ~ thought that an officer 81
courage ard ability, who had often shed hIs
blood TOR hls country. Was ettitled to cone-
dcucc, and gave him mine. m con-
vinced now, ana for the rept 0f my li1fs that
Ne should never trust those Who aye want
Inn IS prohity. Whatever abilities they may
possess. Aflnad - betrayed ~ Y
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The Ya.kee Prisoners on Belle Isle seem In
he well treated, and many are not at all
anxious to be exchanged, ~ they have no
desire tn return 10 the army. 3oine Of the
Federal eongcfipts now held AS prisoners de-
clare thai they have never tired at the South
ern army, have never desired 10 invade the.
South, and were never III the army ill forced
Il, In. tf.r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

REPORTED EVACUATION OF NORFOLK. -
The Petersburg Erp,ess, of yesterday,
has the following report, which is not
very likely:
Information deemed every way reliable
was received here yesterday that Norfolk
city had been evacuated by the enemy. II is
said that there is nota eorporals guard left
in the ancient borough, and but for the pre-
sence of one or two dismalIooking gunbuais
which lie tnchored in the stream, our Nor
fox people would feel free again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Sent C1.~-J"hn Synot was before the Mayor
yeateriay 10 answer the. charge Of stealing
haichet from ii soldier lie was eartglt iu
the act by one Of the guard, alid turned over
to the police. The Mayer femanded him for
indictment, and held him 10 bail for better
behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

DesM Of a Citizsl Sndier.--We regret to
learn that Maj. Samuel Z. Mitchell, Chief
Qnartermaster Of tien. i.Gngstreefs corps,
died ofdyptheria at Chattanooga on Monday
last. His remains are expected 10 arrive
here on Saturday pext Maj. NJ. entered the
service so0nafter the commencement Of hos
ti;ities, and continued SO up TO the hour ol
lis death. He leaves an interesting family
here, and many warm personal friends IL
mourn his early death
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A RENEGADE.-Maj.G Gen. Geo. H. Thorn
as, who fought so obstinately under Rose,
Grams, at Chickamauga, is native of Sonih-
ampton CO., Va, and was born at Jerusalem,
the county seat. Ii is said that Gen. Thomas
has relatives in the county OF Southampton.
He is graduate OF West Point, and is said
to possess military ability of high order
So says the Petersburg Express
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A LADY IMpRIsoNEp.-Wc learn from q
late Northern paper that Miss Autonia Ford
who was charged by the Yankees with be
traying Gen. Stoughton, OF Vermont, into
the hands of the rebels last spring, in Vir-
ginia, has been arrested within the Yankee
lines and imprisoned at Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

H. 1, Li1S,ySion, the eyerto-be-remember-
ed swiHdler and speeudator, had but one
friend with him when be lett Ednbuig last
week for The Yankee lines. Whilst here.
Mr.. Livingston was ccns idered fast man,
and the wonder Is that he should have been
SO successful in his bold operations without
attracting the attention Of ouf shrewd bnsi.
hess men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

The County ConTt4C Hearito was in session.
yesterday, and disposed OF various matters 0f
minor importance, such as hearing the ap-
pli' cation of free negroes to remain in the
Commonwealth, etc.
The Court very properly considered tho
CT n.iition Of the poor OF the county, aud
made an appropriation to provide for their
pressing wants.
They also made arrangements to secure
supply OF salt for the people of the county,
aud thus save them from the tender mercy Of
spectators ard extortioners, who have been
gathering and ho:ntiing every sack that could
be purchased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Elong-Ssephen Scott, slave to William
Breeden, made bis appearance before tho
Mayor to answer the charge ef purchasing a
stolen watch Of Lewis, a slave, knowing tha
saEc to have been stolen. After a hearing,
the prisoner WAS remanded for felony
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

kobbe,H-A negro boy, named Dick, was
arrested last night by Lieutenant L. c. Bap-
list, of the night police, charged with rob
hing the store Of Dunlop, Moncure * Co. of
*l15 The sane Negro lad on his person,
besides, a considerable sum of money, which
it is suppo sed he had stolen from some Que
unknown. lie will be brought before the
May yor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

H.mkst5isey.--J. Al. f:lf,inston, a market
hnekster, was before tue Mayor yesterday for
buying apples, peasies, end potatoes, At tho
basin, and offering shen for sale al The mar.
ket. The proof was eonclnsise, aud His
Honor thers fore corfiseatssl the "sfuck," aud
fined The parry e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Warning g--Martha Bradley, . Chesterfield
free negress, without papers, was convicted
before The Mayor yesterday Of using abn-
siye aud insoient language to the police, and
sentenced to the lash. She was then locked
up for refusing to leave the ciiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Espsaaans',s 4 Michael Be!san, LID, a.
rested for stealing Government corp, was re-
priinanded by the Mayor. AID ddischasged be-
cause OF his y0nili.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Ionss bgeaking William, 4 slave, cherge,t
With attempting 10 break iato stose on
Marshall, near 5ih stseet, was before ths
Mayor yesterday sud re,iisa,aisd im tilsi
trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

A MOST valuable Wharf Lot OPPOSITE Rockets,
"A adoiajug the ship yard and Midlothian coal yard
for sale.-We oier for sale most valuable Wharf
feet, aud runs back about 600 feet. This lot IL ad
mirabiy adapted for manufacturing AID many other
puTpOsos and should attract the attention Of cati.
talists and Others plat can be at our oi ce.
Apply TO toc s-St1 GODDlN 4 APPERSON.
T,HKEE hundred acres OF forest Land in Amelia
1 county, three miles from ChHla depot, on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, for sale We are
authorized to Sell . part Of Mr. Wm 6 Aoads's Land
say about 800 acres, mostly 10 woods. II lies
about three miles from ChuIa depot, and offers 4
safe Investment 70 those who may wish to purchase
such lands. Apply TO
Oc SIT G0DDIN + APPERSON
1l0WfIATAN Land FOR sale.-rhe subscriber OF.
fefsfr fae his Farm, withia two miles Of Pow
katsn G II, twelve milesof Powhatsu Station, Rich
moud and Dauvii.e Railroad, and six miles of James
river. 1t contains 425 acres, laid Il on the field
system, with cvidipg fences, we'll We cred and has
. fair supply Of oak timber. The buildings are very
good, consisting Of q dwelling With six rooms and
large passages with all the necessary outbuildlngs
threshing machine, &c. The local advantages oi
the neighborhood are very coed. The purchaser
will be enabled to obtain most Of what would be
needed for the next year on the farm, and posses.
sion given Immediately for seeding purposes, and
finally Ia December. If not sold by the tst Nc.
vrmber It will then spd t>ere be offered publicly
Address the Subscriber It Powhstaa G u, or ses
hin, pol sopsliy on the premises.
1,A II "A
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RUNA WAYS

Inn DtLLaRS Reward. Kan away fr"n How.
lOV ards Neck ,Goochland CO, Va, on the 5th Of
'ooef my negro man, NELSON. Said negro Ia about
seet ~ inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread
.o"f siow III action and speech small ft~tures, and
quo ey. sushiy bloodsiot. The above reward will
e - paa II delivered at Goochlani & H. or 10 jail la
'''ontuoha lie was originally from Louisa CO.
oc6-2Wt JNO IIOBSON
I(oNA~Af-$aOO keWard.-Kan away from my
~ iarm slarion Hill, two miles below Richmond,
'wo stout black negro men, Henry snd Dick
hehry was raised in Fauquier, pear Rector Town |;
s,, sla nck 10 Louisa Henry, when spoken TO, has
1--WE 70 gay Dick talks very freely. Their ages are
W 's"veo 20 and 10 years Henry formerly belonged
fh' ~ Lmsa county.
oel-6tt w \ UnplE
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Small Ybx--A case Of siaail pox developed
itself Ia vessel in the dock a ftw days since.
and the vessel is now Ia quarantine.
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

NTERY valuable unimpr0vcd rea. estate for sa!e.-
v We are authorized to sell the following very
valuable real eElate, viz:
264 feet Of ground Oh the north side OF Franklin,
bet 23d and oath sis, running back 100 feet
Also, S3 feet Of land Oh the northeast corner ol
Franklin and 2lst sts, running back 100 feet.
Also, 80 feet in square No -, bounded by q, X
27th, and 2Sth SIS.
Also, $50 feet in square No =, bounded by T, U,
29:h, and Both Sts
Also, 200 feet in square No -, bounded by o, N,
2Jh, aud 30th SITS.
Also, lot No -, in Harvies plan, Sidney, 60 by
140ieet, fronting on the west side cf PiLe ST
For reDt--30 acres Of land IL Mr. John n Shieds's
farm, near Camp Winder, well adapted for farming
or gardening. Apply to
Oc S-3t GODDIN Il APPERSON.
VyALUABLE Farm Of l34}l acres, near the VII
Y !iamsburg turnpike, two miles below Rich
mond for AT the request Of Mr. James Ma
lone otef for sale his valuable little Farm Of ia
acres, located as above, adjoining Hughes's tavern
ana tue lands Of Mr. John N Davis. About % acres
open land. in a very high state Of Improvement,
portion Of which is now well set in clover aud
timothy hay. There are also 40 acres Of wood land
remarkably heavily covered with oak and pine
The buildings consist Of a comfortable dwelling, q
young orchard Of apples and peaches. 1t is only
fertility Of its soil
Mr. Malone or his sou Richard will show the land
to these who may call on them.
The growing crops aud all the personal effects will
be sold at valuation TO the purchaser Of tue farm,
and possession givep about the lst Of December
next. Apply to GODDIN APPERSON.
oc 6-4I
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ME duties Of Mrs Pcliett's Scnooi FOR Young La
| des will be resumed on Monday, the 9Th Octo-
ber. Terms made know0 On application to her at
her residence, on Broad street, between 10th and
lllh SO 70. -eOd1tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

Tia, for Ho,aieils. = Yesterday afternoon
murder of Patrick Curtis, on the 5ih Of May
last, was commenced before Judge Lyons,
ofthe Hastings Court. The evidence showed
tina. the deceased was seriously injured In u
row at restaurant ON 18th street, from the
effects of which he died the next night
Judge Crinnp aud Gen. Marshall appeared
for the accused, aud Mr.. Tag well for the
Commonwealth. The trial will probably
conclude to-day.
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Rirbnlonh eispatfb.

sS-lne slisfA Fsf y trbsssnsA nans, tSasnAys
.x,.,ses, rTsos ,or seasl,ss 80 pr yeAr; g t!e
~ s,x mca,bs three months - - uoeia eS--'a
"srfns SxMEWgEHLY DLSPAsCR b iDssa
every TrUDAy and rMpAy, q ee0-io a6vanoe.
s,,p4y. asd mailed 70 sabscribsn a . ~ eassa.
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nnn ACRES OF Land in Henrico, about miles
sZVyVy below Richmond, near the Williamsburg
rad, snd within u mites & Fair Oaks station. on
the York River Railroad, for sale.--We arc Ruthor
lied 70 Sell tract 0f Land located above, former
" owned BY the late williamson Allen. II alpine
the lands Of Or George, DR. Andrsou, aud others;
about 20 acres cleared and about Is acres IN osig
nal growth q osk aud Pine, estimated 20 cut from
$ to 90 cords per acre. Price $25 per acre.
oc 6N CODDtN APPERSON
INxCELLkNT Brick Tenemcpt o0 The north side ~
HI Broad, bctweeu Madison aud Monroe stseets,
fof ss.e. .Wo are authorised 70 Eeil IN excelIens
Brick tenement, 0cated ~ ab0ve, now IN The 0cca.
psncy Of Mr. Qve5tnd. Besides being good busl-
neee stsud u u sleO we'll suited fof residence AR
ply 70 foo 6-3tl GQDDlh = APPkRe0N.
=
rPRCfAL NO1ICD.-1Ae suheesibes1 resteotfal-
~ II re4neot fAAlsffisnda y eall aaA esttle thess
Soeeunt1lb II tie quarter Int sndsd, sad veu1 70
80 6snoss noftea 1Ask ehs6R eAIAD VII - eor
cAsu 8 tbeso ~ - indiepe6sd - eenDiy NTH 9
seqss6e tsadsesa sssabsasy r.. ess.es 49, u AZ
vii sessssaais. : PS'os = 0o'
paIM1 0fU9 ~ 31f1l kess G. 90, 81
: Whef1GIo ri ~ joenttk u1sl 80 - q
l6ls g - - 5I11slls a1 .-
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Iforidiag for he Itor. The high prices at
which all the neeessaries OF life are held. The
scarcity VI fuel, aud the large humber Of
poor and helpless families In aud around tho
city, are arousing tle charitably disposed and
calling upon Government. associations and
individuals, to lend their inhnence to avert
the sultcrings which must come unlesa
proNetly provided against.
In The eastern suburbs Of the city the min.
listers Of the gospel are organiz!pg ana pre-
pairing to attend TO the wanas Of the needy
around them. Not only viii they call upoia
their congregations to contribute liler0lfY To
this good work, Tut individuala Of known
wealth will be appealed to, and We trnst the
appeal will not be made ia vain The Go .iuty
kio3113. toe, ought to be called on to snis,
hand, for the Families Of eol.iiers are Il need
and must not be permitted to suffer-
The association alluded to lal not, "a yet.
made known lis plan Of operations, and Wa
can therefore only surmisc What it will be !:
but we suppose that as soon as means ore
raised suitable agents will bc appointed to
buy food and fuel iH large auaniities, and
that these articles will then be dealt ont In
these who really need them. BY adopting
this course large amounts OF ne,essaries NAV
be collected from all quarters and much sui.
fering prevented. The only trouble il 10 get
practical men 10 take hold Of the matter and
manage 1t as they would their private affairs
la the city of Richmond the Council has
done much, and will do more; bu. the citi
zcus, ir their individual capacity, have an
hercnlean task before them, and should set
abont ii nj once Cannot an organization b,
formed of capitalists to procure supplies st
Government prices, and retail them to the
poor at prime eosl Are there not patriots
enohg!i among orr noneyed men who are
willing to Withdraw FROM he channels Of
trade a few hund:cd thousand dollars and ap-
ply il temporarily TO the general good Such
y move uent In the city will be cordially see
onded iy the farmers ia the country. as we'll
AZ by the Goyernment officers, who will lend
their all in getting produce to market, aud
in preventing want aud suffering. Will not
souie OF our capitalists Put this bah ia mo
ton at once, and TINS give assurance of their
patriotism AMI love of country We sin-
eerely hope So, for there Is now no time tl
lose The poor must he fed and kept from
freezing, and soldiers fslailies niust be pro
tected against want, or riots viii spring up.
law will be disregarded, The worst passsOna
OF men will become aio,lsei, eur soldiety will
despond, aud the great aim and ehd Of The,
present revolution with be defeated by the
anarchy and vices that are sure to- succeed
the ibstituti'Sh Of might for right
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARTHA NJ TABB will open q school for
AN snall CHI dren on Monday, 18th October, corner
isi aHi ssiu sts. Terms $50 per session Of nine
months Fuel 81. oc6-eod4t+
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nANfIi.Lk Female College
~ 0Eo Ia MONTE, A n, President,
Daarille, Va.
Tie session will open Oct !, 1863.
Pupils viii receive thorough instruction. aud all the
comforts OF good home. There are still a few va
Iaucies Address the President.
SC 2l-eoilut
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HORsES AND cows FOR SALE.

YN.u e,,c ->oes~-7-~l7r~-.
W.s aAih-A very fue 4 years old dark bay
lr,aas e. ehe "orks very Aae In single OF d0sblc
a'.o, no's, sna goes well under the saddle. ehe Ii
So, ,as perfectly sound 10 every Tespect-wouid
s0'' wei i0r family use. Apply 70
o.s o.. kDW'D EUkER,
W-o-A- Buchanan Spring Brewery.
sa,'.sNA sf.-A hne young bay Mare, . very hDe
o.a Aae mare Apply VI stall No 80 On Market.
Uo--otf JOHN = DAILY.
uVhsE toRs ALA doe hAsnses HorSs f3r sale.
"ppy corner Dth and Cary sts- &C e-Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-08

n EaS ltCI hlNG'S
N School for Young Ladies'.
lie next session Of this school viii commence the
hfst day vi October, 1858 For further Information
apply to Miss l. King, second door from tue corner
oi Bread aud MAYO streets Sc 2S-e0d5tt