davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

TOR SALE.-A good DRAUGHr HORSE. Ap-
! ply At the Office of the United States n
Ghristlan Commission. corner Of H ana IN
Eighth street. oe29-3ts 6X4
DgIME BROWN SUGAR. only ls1. good Coffee
Il Is: best Black Tea, 81; best Inn erial and Gun.
powder Tea. Sl.5H, Canned Fruits. Cranbsrries
Buckwheat. with choice Native and FOREIGN Wines
and Br.ndies, for sale low SEVANS
oc2g 81" 4s7 9Th ST.. bet. D and &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

THE LEGISLATURE the Senate yes.
terday bill was reported from the
Committee on Finance abolishing the
Auditing Board, and to provide for the
settlement Of claims remaining unsettled
by said board.
On motion of Mr. Dickinson, the fol.
lowing resolution was agreed to:
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance
be instructed to inquire into the expediency
Of aboIishing the office Of Paymaster of the
State.
The order of the day (the militia bilD
was then taken up.
In the House, Mr. Magruder, from the
Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances, reported bill to amend the char
ter Of the town of Ashland. He also re-
ported adversely upon the resolution
for the establishment Of home for disa-
bled soldiers.
Mr.. Bouldin, from the Committee on
Finance, reported a bill authorizing rail-
road companies to anticipate the time of
paying debts due by them to the State.
The following resolutions OF inquiry
were offered: By Mr.. Gilmer: For au-
thorizing the banks to redeem their cir
culation with Confederate currency, and
to compel holders of bank notes TO pre-
sent them for such redemption, under
heavy penalties. By Mr.. McCue: For
compelling railroad companies to trans
port arms, ammunition, &C., at the pre-
scribed rates, whether sent with the
troops to whom they belong or not.
Mr. Burwell presented bill to require
railroad companies to furnish additional
facilities for the purchase Of tickets and
better accommodations otherwise. Re.
ferred to the Committee on Roads.
Mr.. Ambers called up the bill to in
crease the fine for refusing to labor on
the public highways. The bill was so
as to make the minimum fine
50 and the maximum IS. 1t was then
for a third reading.
The hour having arrived, the special
order Of the day, the bill to reorganize
the militia Of the State, was taken up
and considered the rest of the days ses-
sion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
Ritbmnnn 4ispatrbl.
.ATuanAY MORNING. !,

FRox NoRrnERN vIRalNrA.-The pas
sengers by both the Central and Frede-
ricksburg trains last evening brought an
encouraging explanation Of the firing
heard in the direction Of Raccoon Ford
on Thursday. They state that the firing
resulted from fight in which we captur-
ed some seven hundred Of the enemy's
cavalry, with their horses and equip
meuts. The report, coming as it does
from two distinct sources, would seem to
be entitled to some credit, but il such .
capture has been made it is little Singh
lar that no official intelligence Of it has
reached the city. We hardly think that
fight Of such proportions, and resulting
in such decided success, occurring on
Thursday, would have been unannounced
officially up to o'clock on Friday night.
We therefore set the report down a. en-
tirely without foundation, or is greatly
exaggerated.
Heavy firing was again heard yester.l
day at Gordonsville, in the direction Of
Orange Court House. The cause Of it
was not known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

THE SISTERS OF ST. LEONARDS.
The Scenery from actual drawings the Music from
national airs Of Scotland the Dresses from the cos
TUNES Of the period,
iNFANnCIDE THE Scottish Statute Book, ammo
$780, chapter 81, Sin consequence Of the great in:
crease of the crime Of child murder, both from the
temptations to commit the offence and the difficulty
Of discovery, enacted certain set OF prescriptions,
which, 10 absence Of direct proof, the jury were d.
rected 10 receive a. evidence Of the crime having
actually been committed. The circumstances Sc.
lected for this purpose were, that the woman should
have concealed her situation during the whole pc
Rod Of pregnancy; that she should not have called
for help at her delivery; aud that, combined with
these grounds of suspicion, the child should either
be found dead or be altogether missing. Many per.
sons suffered death during the last century untler
this severe act. But during the authors memory
more lenient course was followed, and the female
cused under the act aud G. nscioas Of competent
defence, usually lodged . p'ttion TO the Court OF
Justiciary, denying, for forms sake, the tenor of
the indictment, but stating that, her good name
had been destroyed by the charge. she was willing
to submit to sentence OF Punishment, to which the
Crown counsel usually consented. This lenty in
practice, ., the comparative infrequency OF the
crime since the doom OF public ecclesiastical penance
has been generally dispensed with, have led to the
Ia DOW replaced by another, imposing Punishment iu
those circumstances in which the crime was for
mery capital This alteration took place in lS03." -
Notes to the Heart Of MallOihian.
OGDEN AT HOME:
OR.
A MANAGERS TROUBLES,
"a local Extravaganza, BurettA, &c., will shortly
be produced.
t0rmanCe to commence a quarter 70 8 O'Clock
Ck-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
By james N. Taylor, Assctiomeer.

NITLFORD at sncton.-On Wedns day, the eth
lvl October, At - o'clock A NJ. I will sell, upon
the premises that very valuable property known
rs Milford lying 10 Caroline county, ON the R, F
4, containing about lbO acres, the improve
m.nts thereon consisting Of . large tavern, sev.
eraI private dwellings, storehouse. smiths shop,
carpenters shop, lumber house, &c.
1t In not deemed necessary TO particularize, a.
this property Ia we'll known 40 being the most
valuable real estate that has been In the market
for some time. II deemed necessary, the property
will be divided 10 such manner to suit the wants
Of purchasers. It's location, 40 miles from Rich.
mond, aud the improvements, render II one of the
very best business stands between Richmond and
Fredericksburg.
TERMs-Made known on day of sale
Persons desiring TO attend the faIe will leave in
the cars at 6t4 o'clock A NJ, aud returning, leave
Milford at II o'clock NJ.
Be 70 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

y dwelling and neesssasy out houses b nane
Yer. % thsChiekshominy, 10 miles abovs kjeAmeAl
and ffoa Atlss's Station, 90 the vl1ginis Csgr
tai Rsilrcea aCf .sst 70 The AigAsse esaass o.
OF 0ns meadow lsDd, ssd leo aeres Of high lord ID
aood heart and we'll eaaptsd 10 The growth Of vsee
tables; Is Or 30 con b. eOuAd II wheat. Imne0l
stsly after the rsntieg sAall sell ~ sxesllsnt cart
and yoapg male eoit, tvo ysass Cd sat sDsine.
and ell the tas0lAe ntsnsiis nseeeeasy - GgD q
iis sins. Posssesioa gives ths 1t Of Jasuasy nsxt
. also nsvs ssesnss enaia pless ssess z ME 9
O1t-buildiogs, anA coaeslsing ooly acrss, that
wish 70 rest out 1bF The ensuing ysar. Poseeasieo
given lst Of Jsnussy next.
~ to-tdt D A 1oNBEeLAxn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
a UCIION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS,

I'm the Sth day Of October next, at the late
~ residence Of John A Pickett, decd, in the
county Of 0oochlaud, I shall proceed to sell by
auction, all the pershsbls property OF said Pick
ets estate. consisting Of Horses Mules Cattle, and
Hogs Also, Wagons, Farming Utensils, CGroshel
Ter. and many other useful implements; Housed cd
aud Kitchen Furniture, some OF the former new
and elegant.
TERNs-On day OF tale.
A NJ HAMILTON, Dep shift,
Aud as such acting Apmi nistrator.
At tn" same time aud place will be sold the Crops
Of Corn and forsye, OF the present years growth
se 26-4tS nj HAMIITtlN Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

LES xzsERABLEs,

4ne third aumbse a L. MIsssabisD-the g1onssss
work oe nsstoo psoduced since the death q Dyfoo-
q reedy fO-day. Il hrs already won for IL aulhor
the Applause o The tafslaaaliAs Of two contineuts
II ID food for mental giants.
The two remaining numbers Of Les Mserables--
- DEyH and JEAN vA1EAN-Are ~ pre1e, aud VIII
appear ~ early - possible
ALsO,
FANTINE,
or the nrst part OF les Aserables; aud
COSETTE,
the second part Of the same work.
The price Of each number u 81.
AURORA FLOYD.
novel BY NE Braddon. g.
NO NAME
A novel. BY Wilkie Coliins. 81.
ROMANCE Of A FUR Young NAN.
By Octave Teuiet. ~
THE STONEWALL SONG BOOK.
Fourth edition; Goth thousand. SOC.
B.-Upon receipt Of the pre6xed price or prices,
any 0aeor all Of the above publications will be sent
10 Any r1ft Of the Confederate states.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, Publishers.
ne 26-lt Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
DIED..

Suddenly, Friday night ,1,of disease Of the heart,
Mrs ELIZA ANN JACKSON, daughter Of Jas and
Mary Ann Tyler, aged 20 years and months.
The friends aud acqua!ntances Of the family, and
those of her brother, John Tyler, are requested to
attend her funeral on Sunday morning, at II O'Clock.
from the residence OF her parents of Federal
and Washington SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

On the evening Of the 23d Of Sept, at the resi-.
leuce If the BRIDES bother, on Union Hitl by the
Rev VIM Christian, Mr. EDWIN FORBES,
formerly Of Fairfield District, S C, to Mics SaLLIE
COLE, of this city.
IT, Columbia, c, papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h DARLINGTON have
this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
partner will sign the name ii the concers in settle.
ment Of accounts.
Richmond, Sept rs. 1862
NEW COxcsRN.-We, the undermined. have tAia
day merged into ons thu business heretofore con.
Darlington and that Of Claiborue Barkeaais. under
the style Of WiLIla-sS, DARLINGTON BARKsDAls for
the purpose OF conducting General Conmisslon
Business. We trust. from our long experience In
this branch OF Business, to nassit md rtta th~
patronage OF the former concerns and of Ill others
who may favor ~ with their pAtrossgs. Oacs q
below Cary and 18th streets.
GEO WILLIAMS.
vt DARLINGTON,
Lats Williams Csrsiugtep.
CLAIBORNE RARKsDALR,
Late Barksdsls Bso-
aaehuoad, Sept IS. 1893 - as-solis
II o. 81 & e
20 piec Q Irish Linen
Is piecss Black Alpaca
10 pieces White and g. .red eatins
pisces Brown Cottons
~ dos Gents Msriso Shirts
bales white Waddipg
bales Hops
dos Rsa and Pocket HALVES
70 boxes Hull's Soap
" hozss ksgiish ealn eeaP.
HU0HRa, BAJfD ca.
= 2e-ote No u Psssl s1ssss, " stairs,
a suPKRIOE "a q
s.nils Lard
G SS:s svi.ssas, pura asd
= eeoss asd for ~ -
.~ fuLLLixn. nAxnrxvnhdanA:.
49, 1,1-ss. g 49, - 49, -
- 'essas. sashss. -. 49, 3
ssse-Ms ~ = - 1AllAtx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

"OtsE and Lot on 9th and streets, Union
III Hill, at auction On Friday, 18th September,
at O'clock P ~ will be sold upon the premises the
above property, occupied by Mr. Alex w Moody. TIE
house Is new aud has Q rooms. There 10 also car
riase house and Stable. The lot Is 20 by lao feet,
and has + garden with great many vegetables In
it, Immediate possession will be given.
Terms At sale. AID WILLIAMS, Auct'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

~ The SPoTswooD HoTKI4-This SUI
perb house changed lessecs on Monday last.
4. w. Hnnninger, the former keeper, retires
1t 10 now conducted by Capt. w. Frank Cor
style of Cookery Il Bette.
Mr.. Belts has long been known as the po-
lite, obligiug, and efficient clerk at the office,
whose bland and genial manners, dignitied
and gentlemanly department have won for
himself and the hotel host of friends. To
them It will be gratifying to know that he
win retain his old Official post.
citizen OF New Orleans, but his real home
WA ON the floating palaces Of the Mississippi
river and lite tributaries. The fame of those
lnAgnlecent steamers was justly due, in part,
TO this enterprising proprietor and com.
laander, who, to his other eminent abilities,
added that Of 4 mastery caterer for the ever.
returning wants Of the inner man. Much of
the reputation Of those noble crafts was due
10 their unrivalled tables. No hotel in the
world ever spread such fare before its guests:
and no man contributed more to their popu-
lsrity, or possessed the taste, skill, and pecu.
liar Art OF serving up such sumptuOus fare
fhan Ne gentleman who has taken the chief
snpefintendency or the 6potswood Hotel.
The celebrated steamer MARY Keenc,' be-
longing to this gentleman, was boat ON
which the people Of the South and West
were always delighted to take passage, and
though she had few equals, and no superior,
her cnsine department was never excelled.
capt. Cookery would have the best. Luxury
ano comfort sprang up at his presence, word,
ana touch. = BY magic, and everybody felt
that they had received the yalne OF their
money when they left the repasts prepared
nederhls directions.
Inonsandt Of cititixens of the South will
tHslned TO learn that their old friend Of
wneS 1ssy n. has taken charge of the spots.
pu.;S ~ so s- = to be repaired painted, and
rsnsss .in g spared to make the .S Sn =.
its soons ia sSsi n.: 2. ~ Gonfedente capital
ttOu. ~ s0e same relar
.,1 e: aoa s Y esstrsl 70 the eity-.Ae Gov.
svesy way 1tted to rive comfost ga S.SS.-and
ee,on e vtsitors. We predict Tor i H. s, ~.
nee eaeceoe, and los the travelling nnS1se
~ 1eeree q sAllslAcfion. r'-o''c :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

EARM in the county OF Henrico, miles East Of
n Richmond, on the Williamsburg Stage Rosd
containing 227 acres, at auction. -On Tuesday 9TH
day or October, 81 IL O'Clock ~ will sell upon the
premises the farm located above, containing 227
acres lao Of which Is cleared and high state OF
cultivation, the balance in woods. The improve
meDts consist Of framed dwelling with s rooms,
kitchen, stable, house, &c. Immediate posses.
sion will be given Of the land, aud full possession
on or before the LIST November next.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
SO 81 II TAYLOR Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
MARRIED..

The wife Of w. Gilmore S:mms died near
Charleston, s. c., on the 10th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

T1NHlRTERN aud q half acres Of isnd, 2 miles from
the city, near the Stoney Run Rad, II auction.
BY request u the heirs Of Mrs Sally Freeman viii b
soLt al auction, npon the premises, Friday, 25ta
September, At AZ o'clock r 81, the property above
referred 10. It adjoins High Meadow, RnrAs Shadte,
and the lands OF Mira Olhin, Mr. Irereh, and others
TKRNs-ro suit purchasers
AID WILLIAMS, Aact.
Tee above sales are postponed, OH account Of the
rain, u Tuesday, 2ysh Sept, II the same hours.
~ 70 AID WILLIAMS, Aucs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

Aa-MATCHES-Matches- atches.-The Virginia
Match company are now prepared to offer to
the public large quantity Of superior water proof
friction matches. These matches are the best aud
cheapest in the Confederacy and guaranteed to burn
freely in all kinds of weather. All orders sent 70
the factory corner Leigh aud Adams SITS, or address
ed TO NJ G WINCHESTER Co, box $50, Richmond, va,
will receive prompt attention. Sc 23--eodl2t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

ID ECEIvER'H Sale Of Large and valuable nsiet
South Side OF MAIN, Between 9th and 10th Streets
Ia pursuance Of dsorss Of the District Court Of
the Confederate States for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, psonouncsd the - day Of SsptsDbsr,
1858, 10 the suit Of the ON tsdersts States vi D
Hitchcock, ! shall, - Receiver Of ssli CoUn %
Tuesday, the 9th day Of October as1t, 1t IL oeIsd
n, procsed to sill, In the city Of Richmond, 10
front OF the building. ct public sucton, for cah.
the House add Let ON Msin street. In ssid city, sis
the property Of J Osborn, IN alien enemy, asa
nov occupied q the ONCE Of the CommisssryAsa-
eral Of the ConNdsrass States Il the snsusl rental
Of 9AuO0 The lot haa mont Of about - lsst ed
depth OF shout l6O feet to wide alIsy, and d fe
Corded % one amongst the most vaiusbls locattns
10 the city. HENRY l. bROOkk
~ 70 Receiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

AESPECIAL NOTICE.-Attention Is asked to the
sale OF the Ieaee of the Richmond trottiDg track,
dwelling house, stables, shuttle boards, fencing, bar
room fixtures, &c, this afternoon, commencing al
o'clock. THOS KEESEE,
&c 26-1t Aucti0neerD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

CTRAn Boilers, Cnppsr Kettles, Copper Cylisldsss,
~ &c, for sale O. aNoti0D. AT the rsQaeot q Mr.
Dennis (Dyer) viii sell II the ruins q tts Ats
nrs, on frAnhliu street, near The Ballard House u
10 O'Clock % Wednesday, the 3oth Inst
One large steam boiler aud piping
lot u copper kettles
Que very large copper cylinder, 10 BY IL feet
inches. II includes tw0 smaller cylinders 8
feet long
lot q iron belonging 70 the machinevy of bic
dyeng establishment.
se2S Es PfEAeANTS, Auceir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

1OUSE aud Lot, Corner Of Jackson aud Clarke
i Streets, and Vacant Lot on Navy Hill West
Side Of 9th Street, Beyond Baker. at auetiou.-I
will SELL upon the premises, ON Tusedsy, Goth Sep
TENDER, at O'Clock n, the House and Lot located
% above. The House 10 famed Tenement, has s
rooms and passage. The lot fronts Is by IL feet
deep.
Also the vacant Lot located q above, outipe lss
feet
TERMs-Hads known on day Of sale
se23 JAS n TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
SUBSTITUTE NOTTCES

SUBSTITUTE Wanicd.-1 wish 70 employ . Substi.
~ tute To 60 in Camp Iee VirgAian Preferred
For such one, with good recommendations, q lib.
eral price will he paid. Inquire fsr three rays at
Taylors Music store, Main street. Sc 26-2t>
CCBSErUTE wANrEIi-A reliable substitute can
be obtained by applying At the store OF Messrs
Barksdala 4 Bro, corner OF Cary ansa. Va SITS.
Sc 23-4tI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

ISOUR convenient and comfortable brick Houses
u aud Lots GU I'd, between Canal aud Byrd SITS, at
ancton.-On Monday, the 2s,h OF September, III l
o'clock n, will eel, upen the premises, four de.
ing rooms each, including basement rooms. Im-
mediate possession he had of one Of the houses
Terms made known on the day VI sale.
se 2o-tds JAS TAYLOR, Auc:'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

A UCiION Sale of Farm OF AZ acres, i've mies
"A below Richmond II will self, on the premises,
on Thursday the s,h day OF October, At u O'Clock
NJ, the farm called hove HILL near the Charles City
road, about nve miles below Richmond, adjoining
the lands Of DIR Farrar Drinker, Clarke, aud Others
containing ~ acres. The improvements consist OF
dwelling house, together with the usual Outbud.
Jugs Immediately after the sale Of the lanA tile
crops now on the place will be sOld
TERMS made known on day Of gale.
Sc 26-tds JAS Al TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
Il A HAMILTON, Agent.


OFFICE SOuTHERH ExpRsss Co..
Richmond, Sept Goth, 1868.
NXPREsS N0rlCE-In order to avoid mlsuu.
T. Outstanding, and to make our charges CON,
form to the liability assumed. this company hereby
give notice that from aud after October lst, 1868
shippers will be required to place their valuation
upon each package before it VIII be +. celved.-
Such value will be inserted 10 The companys NJ
ceipt. and establish the liabil ity of the COMPANY
for the amount. the act Of God AAd the public en-.
envy only excepted.
&c 26-4w GA HAMILTON Aoa>t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

u RCEIvSR'S sale Of Dstck Tsnsmsat on Bowl
IL, Ing Green Hill, near ths Eastern limits Of
OF the District Court o. The Cossdsssts Ssatss
for the Ksstsrn District u vsUisis ssadsfsd % TIE
-, 1853, In ths case Of Tie Coe66esats eestee
agaicst John Tolsr ! shall, - Hsseissf Of ~
Court, on WEDNESDAY, ths 7sh Of Osioes. ssiss
10 O'Clock u, % Tie premises, pfocesd - se' q
psblie suct.os. Tor cssA, the large spd vsllssiis
brick tenement, on Rowling 0rsse Hill, Esesssty
Oeeupjsd b. saaA roass, aa4 lsss u property
Charles 4 Allies, - altsa sssDy, Reeesea&s
given In 0 Nv days astss ~ sals.
n "a HRNnY L DROO4H, necelvss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
By Thomas W. Keeass, Aiseeion1,,-
iOflce cor l2th and Gary Al


T1NExPIRED Lease Of the Richmond Tfo&tiur ,,.ss
- Buildings, Fencing, ShuAas Boards, Har Fr,u,s.
&C. for sale st auction II will sell on saturday ss,s,
noon, sept 18th, commencing st O'Clock, The uns.
PRED lease OF the Richmond trOttDG track near Cam
wnder with all the buildings, seucinr stable WHICH
10 one Of tue very best and easy " be respoyss
shuttle boards, bar fixtures. &C.
70 ~ W kIkaII, Auss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
. AUCTION NALKLrU1unr Dam
By Goddia 4 Appsrsom.

RECEVER'S SALE Of Valuable Machinery a,
~ virtue Of decree Of the District Coars Of ths
Confederate States for the eastern district Of VIZ
ginis, rendered on the - dav Of Heptsmbe.
1899 In the case II the Confederate States JON
Tanner, shalt, % receiver Of said Court, on We'd
nesday, the 7th day Of October next, At IL ocIorr
NJ, at the spike mandatory Of Joeeph Audes,up
q Co, in the city Of Richmond, proceed to cell Al
public auction, for cash, oil the machinery and Once
furniture, including an iron safe, of the Virginia ca
Spring Manufacturing Company. The macApsy
consists Of . number of large and highly .poaAhsa
iron rollers and cog wheels adapted " rolling Ipds
rubber and manufacturing into springs los rarosa
cars, with the gearing fog driving them.
Al the same time and place shall, a. the receiver
at said Court, also cell 1t public auction foe cash.
two Of Sweets railroad Sake machioss delivered 10
me a receiver by the said Joseph Anderson o.
belonging TO an alien enemy.
Se ~ HENRY L BROOKE Receiver
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

~ BELvIN'S BLOCK.
DARsY, READ h GESrRy's Shoe House,
On 18th street
We have on hand . very large assortment Of ladies'
shoes, and fair supply Of other kinds Also, well
selected stock OF French calf SKINS for sale by the
single one dozen, with q nice assortment OF Innings
for the trade Letter and note paper envelopes aud
other articles.
apply. SEW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

VALUABLE Neal Estate On the Basin Bank and
v Cary street, between l0sh aud llsh, At AUG
tiou-Will be sold At auction, upon the premises,
Tenement situated ~ above 81 present occupied -
. Quartermaster's store, nearly adjoining Nessrs
Crenshaw Co. Il fronts ~ fset On the basin, runs
through 70 Cary street, and u four st0eies high with
edge. Considering IL central and desirable stua-
ton for business purp ses, and the sabstanssat
character Of the building, this u probably the most
city. The terms will be made 70 sah purchasers.
e % WILLIAMS, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

Conclude with the elegant Comedy, in two asts
entitled
SIMPSON & co.
See bills Of the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

ANOUR regular sale Of Groceries, &c, will TAXI
place on Tuesday next, At 10 O'Clock a N, at which
time we will offer
Sugars.
Soda,
Vinegar,
and lot Of miscellaneous articles.
Particulars hereafter.
PULILAM, HANEs l. WEISIGER,
% 26-3t AuctiOneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
SOUTHERN EXPRESS PA CKA0EL LIST
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
Sept Gth, 1863

THE following persons have packages In
i this office, unclaimed, to date. Those
calling for them must produce shipping receipts or
other evidence Of their authority receipt for hem
Persons calling fo the following packages win please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

~ HORSES and Mules for sale at auctiop.-I will
- sell at the . lot, Bacon Quarter Branch, On
Friday morning, Oct a. commencing At 10 O'Clock, 70
horses and mules. RIP ARCHER,
Major and ON.
TW KEESER. Auct az "a