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The New York herald., 1863-07-30

NN'riH ~ rNhftFNtN VlfNE
Nfw Yoss, july ~ isN3
lcsrhy That steamboat transportation wag fna he's
ny thr ieisrtnens On the requston 81 tHe rsrs4t
Rriladier 0thetAl Harvey rrown uit,d .iat.s 4rrv
on the Hieht - the liih nsi iuf ruDIs frtiarfit liz
fNrt hithn nd nnd Tort Ia iyee. and AZ m ~, .a,.
time rom sri Weed, a. " thts cIy a. he .,rpl.y,J I,
sUrifcssiue the serious rios thtn existing tst. a t,
the number ot men hlcutht rom -aeh o. ufkr ! 80
was, ~ was ,nl.rmsd, en' company IRON Zach s,r
estert from FCit lafayette VI Nhi,h tlete i ~ \ ie
iAhmcrt e es than company Gh,so Uoles II t,oo,.
were iudsIendcnt ~ any frr whch Transportation l,a
teen 1,.utd by tic fh.f Il star Of Fao- .rsra r,t
DANIEL tTiNSON,
Ace staal Ctariei master rbu,,LS tate, Army
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what Becomes OF Drafted Men.
Orders similar the euboined have been sent 10
the regunental commanders thie week. Ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

DlE11.
on noeday, esh Inst, u X o'clock, q ne fcsi.
deece uf WIN. Mostly CAQer, on Fsaakun sweet,
NM PATeEY pkMBERTONs lately Of Henfico
county, IN the 60d year O1 her age.
Thus Il has pleased Almighty 600, Ahes very
shon wsrnihe, To remove from the midst OF large
circle az devoted relatives and friends one who In
an especial manner exempli6ed the Christian char-
aeier. She was Tor many years cOnsiatent mem
Der uf the s.WtIlis's Methodist Church, OF Hen
Yico.o and by her earnest, yet simple and unObtsu-
sIve. pIety endcared herself 10 NIL. But few per
SIMS possessesl a. mnny sincerely sympathtxing
friends. In altthe relations Of life as sister, an
aunt cousin. q nefghbOs, or fFfcnd-she always
endeavofed to oil mp the entire measure Of her du-
ties, and ny the grace OF God she was emtnenfiy
successful. She has been called 70 her reward, nad
we mourn for her A. one absent hut not dead.
Her flesh shall slumber in the ground,
1iil the last tFnmpet's joyful sound,
Then burst it, chains, with sweet surprise,
And In her SaviOur's image rise.
The funeral will take place from Trinity Metho
dist Church, this Tuesday, afternoon At O'clock
The friends and acquaintances ct the family are
invited to attend.
At his late residence IN Fulton the 18th inst,
l. EACIiO, in the Attn year Of his age
Oh, my heart Ia sad and lonely.
As weep above the bed.
And my home is lone and dreary,
For my darling father is dead
A cloud Ct grief Is heaping
It's shadow over my brow
Oh, blame me not for weeping
have no father now.
s(l BY HIS rAucHrxR
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uesurn1s9 70 tAe asssxs,

Lieut. Col Rosscr, formerly Of Wlseg lc'
gion, but more recently serving with the
army Of the Potomac, has rcsigncd his COM
mission and entered the ranks a. private.
The reason he assigns Is that bis eyeslgnt
is bad, especially at night; defect which IN
terferes much with his duty as an officer, Dnt
not to the same extent with the discharge Of
q priyate's duty. In . word he Il dctermin
ed to fight for his country as long as ne can
WELD sword or shoulder q musket, and IN
the manner which he thinks most likely to
be most eeryiceable-a noble resolution and
anoble example Col. X. bore the reputation
of gallant officer while he continued 70 DC
one, md has been more than once notlced
for his Handsome conduct in battle.
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49,, 6 ~ p ~ =; ~ 4 II 8,
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- - ~ IlGlee, yl1 - - -. -. -.
ls1o pssulA ~ ID nI1rsl11y ~ 49,
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- tn Asss. eseA0: ~ 60 - 80,
p!tshsfs, d, hooking glassss. hs1gese6s, 49, -
tlsss. solh4 leungsD, hsls sd 1Anek nal1eol1sg,
shs6s pnloy Slip plEo.s - bclseess, no NJ
one rsisSsnsss ,ss1sn ss.s. a. srss Is q -
peties. ard many other ether ertitle whieh i
would b tco tedious 70 snumsrsts Also, nnn.
beg Of eattle and shesp.
cone sa.s dsy by raiirosd ssd sSss . 1ssn
Springs, and thsn On next morning - this plaes b
Va vnl = u. s.n. tim. ana pl.e.. oa.r f,r
nais a iav.sssess viii rarsiy roy msss via suek
chAnea. 8 Porter, one of the propststoss, may
be found q tho Bel ard House uhtil trIdAy morn.
ias .:ss .ho viii svs osy insos@ss,sn ,snssd.
q DlllNlsTkATOk's fals--As adnini,traeor q
Ate residence, about f2 miles below ths city Of
Richmcnd, on Wednesday. the 18th Of the pfseent
month. ct 12 o'clock d, TO the highest bidder, ~
died popseesed, combating Ia part OF household and
Kitchen furniture, farming mplemsnts ono thresh-
irg machius, one buggy. &c.
TsRxs-Oa.h. or six months credit, the pnrchas
giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed.
All persons having claims against The estate are
requested to present them to mo Immediately for
payment and those indebted to the estate are re-
quired to make immediats payment
GEO n PLEASANTB,
Sheriff Of Heprlco,
and Admir- of Noes II Carter, decd.
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~ WANTED--Dcad cows, horses, mules, goats,
&c.-Pcrsons having such on their lois can have
them hauled away Immediately, besides getting tbe
James CaI!cehet's drug store, on Main, between
TIN and 9Th sts at Lewis Anteottis, the Central
Railroad Depot, and a. Dir Joncss grocery, on Clay
u, two doors from 9th st !, or ut the Glue and Oil
Works and Tanncry, in rear Of the new Poor House,
foot Of "a st.
NB-Hides Of all kinds wanted, for which full
market pYICe will be paid. no 3-6t&
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sve EICaaOND AND DANVIIIE K Il Co.
~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETINd.-fhe annual
~ meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danyilie Railroad company Will be held in this
city on Wednesday, December Q, 1868.
J d BLAIR,
November 10, 1868. Auditor.
Kno,p all men Jy these presents: That
Go hereby constitute
and appoiut true and lawful attorney
for and in name aud behalf, to vote ON
all questions that may be brought before the meeting
If abe stockholders of the Richmond AMI Danvle
railroad company, TO be held at on
tho day Of or atary adjourned
meeting thereof, hereby raiilyins al. the acts Of
said attorney Ia the premises, as fully as il
were pre-. ent.and voting ia person.
In testimony whereof have hereGnto affixed
hanI, this day OF
no 1O--2awtd
sHy-EEquirer, Wing and Examiner copy.
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nz.PApxRs FROM ALL PAsrs.--Ail The city pa
n.ys- ali the Southern papers-iate Northern New
Eort philadelphia, Baitimore) papers-~Y ankec
pic.o,ials- War Maps lat the Conitd-
crate Reading Room. Paper, envelopes, &C., for
willing letters. Admission % cents; ten tickets
for az. Open at night-open at night--open at
nish;-open at ngh,--open at night.
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~ lIHsdm, dasss q WeislgeT, AWes'rs
CLENwOOD HALL for Sale at Auction TIA
" request Of A Stubbs, Esq, we wiz sell q auc.
ton, on the premises, on Tuesday evening, the 10Th
inst. at Otlck, the beautiful lace called Glenwood
Hall, Containing twenty five acres Of excellent land.
with good spring near the house, and tue s,ream
Of water running through IT, Fine eatons for ice
ponds and houses. Wood sufficient for the use Of the
place, with new and excel ent dwelling house con.
tanning eight or ten rooms, and kitchen with four
rooms. Located only u miles from this city, near
tho Stony Run road, Il IL very desirable residence
for any gentleman doing business In Richmond. 4
plan OF the grounds can be seen af our Office.
PUI1IAM, HANES h WBlsIGER,
no 4-Gtt AuctiOUeeYa
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By Williamson d TO-, Awct'rs,
mo 1872 Main street,

EURNTURE, Pianos, Crockery, &c, ct auction
II On Tuesday, 10th inst, commencing a 10 O'Clock
n. VIC viii eel at our salesrooms, No 100 Main q,
miscellaneous assortment Of Furniture, Pianos. Crock
cry, &c, consisting Of the following aud other articles:
Jenny Lind and other bedstcads
Cabinets, Washstands, &c
Mattresses, beds, sheets, &c
Pari0r, cane and other chairs
Tables, dest ., trunks
Crockery and glassware
Mahogany pianos
noe WILLIAMSON l. co, Accta
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apECiAL NOTICES.

n3-PARTICULAR attention Ia called to our sci 2 el
sGieuwooc Hall, p Henrico, x miles from this city
to take place on The premises this Cues iay) after
noon, at o'clock Capitalists and persons desrine
to purchase real Estate should attend.
PUIIIAM, IANE5 Il WEIsIGER,
no 1o--lt* AuctioneerS
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ny- FOR DREWRY'S BLUFF
Steamer SCHULTZ, Capt Hill leaves daily for
Drewry's Bluff at II O'Clock A nj. Returning,
leaves the Bluff nj 2 O'Clock P NJ.
Fare for the round trip So. no 3-ts
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By Kent, PUNE d Co., Auct'rs.
DRY GOODS at auction.-On Wednesday, llth
H. Nov, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell az
our warehouse variety of choice and desirable
DRY GOODS,
embracing many scarce inc seasonabe goods now In
great demand, comprising in part the following viz
Fancy and black and white prints
Black aud white briliants
Black alpacas, homespuns
81 and Ga d. alb fulled kerseys
Gray cassimeres, satinets
Ga sky blue cloth; brown do
Fancy silks, colored lining silks
Silk and cotton handkerchiefs
linen Cambria do
Mems shirts and drawers
ladies' black and colored kid gloves
French corse.s, black lace wells
Rich black and white lace wells
Extra black and blue velvet clOaks
Sewing six, spool cottens
Or cdeyed needles, pins
Black aud drab felt hats
Playing cards, lead pencils, &c.
AISo,
100 dozen pocket knives
With an invoice Of
Ready made clothing
ALSO,
handsome Brussels carpet.
TERMs-Cash. KENT, PAINE & co,
no 10 Auct'rs
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A VERY likely FREQ Negro q auction. pur-
n suance Of an order Of the Hastings Court Of the
city of Richmond will sell on Monday, the 9th day
Of the City Hal, at l0X O'Clock n, TO tie highest
bidder, for cash, very likely free negro man,
named Sylvahus Brown, convicted Of grand larceny
by said Court and ordered TO be sold into absolute
slavery.
The above sale s postponed % Thursday, l2th inst
at lOx O'Clock n TH0S DUDLEY,
no O-3t Serg't city Of Richmond.
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sl7-0UR auction sale for this morning Of Merchan
die, &c, is postponed until Tuesday, l7ih inst.
pULLIAM, HANEs 4 WEISIGER,
no l0-us Auctionecrs.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

erE~ HUMPHREY MARSHALL,
D~S ATTORNEY ATLAW
Will attend 10 causes before the Courts in kick-
mond and for Henrico county, ana will take buainsAs
requiring attention before the bureauy Of the Coned
crate States. DC l6-eOdim
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By Il. d. Williams, Aasctionsev.

V7ALUABLE Land near the city, for sale at auc-
" tion.-On Friday the 18th November, ct u
O'Clock H. Will be soll at my Office, 81 acres Of land,
about miles west Of the city, adj ming the farm Of
Mrs SPOTS. 1t lies the proposed continuation Of
Grove street, and il accessible by the Plankroad
aud Deep Run Turnpike.
The land is very heavily wooded in oak and pine,
Of original growth, and il is estimated will average
over 40 per acre. The whole o; II lies auti
fully, having dry and elevated situation, making Is
very desirable for building sites.
II will be Sold 10 three lots Of nearly equal slze
the whole will be sold together IL preferred.
Considering its nearness t. the city, its desirable
situation, an the large quantity Of wood which may
be sold from it, this property presents rare oppor
tnnity for Investment Persons desiring TO purchase
are requested to view the land previous TO the day
Of sale. TERMs-At gale.
I'M 10 A n WILLIAMS. AUct
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d W5l1imssoss d Co., Ascts.,
mo. 102 Main street.

stoves,
Furniture,
Tobacco, &C
On Wednesday, tho nth inst, commencing a 10
o'clock M, we will sell, at the request Of Mr.
Belvn at the store lately occupied by Geo Starrett
in Belvin's Row, Governor st, largo assortment OF
Stoves, Fire Brick, Furniture, Tobacco, &C. We
would enumerste as Il lloWs:
A number Of office, paiDor, and cooking stoves,
(entirely new } of various szee
Furnaces and fxtuyes
A large quantity OF stove castings
A large quantity Of Fire Brick
Manufactured Tobacco
Mahogany Jenny Lind, French, and other bed
steads
Marble top cabinets
MarbletOp wristbands
mahogany piano
mahogany plush paslor suite
Mahogany hair-cloth, rush-seat, and other
chairs
Mahogany centre tables
Hair and shuck mattresses, feather beds
Mahogany dining and other tables
Mirrors, croCkery, glassware
magnificent extension table
Marble.top sideboards
Bureaus, bookcases
Fine Brussels and other carpets
sofas, lounges, nc.
ALSO,
All the Tools, Fixtures, &c, necessary fer carrying
on the Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Tin business
If not finished on Wednesday, the sale will be
tinued on Thursday. WILLIAMSON co,
noe AuctiOneers.
NURNITURE, &c, ct auction. Thursday, the
IT 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock A N, We
win sell, at the residence Of Mr. r Lemkul on
Broad street, between 23d and Oath, his Household
and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of the fl flowing
and other articles:
Cabinets, wardrobes
Washstands, sofas
Bedsteads, hair and shuck nattre sses
Blankets, sheets, quilts
|. Feather beds, &c
Haircloth and other chairs
Brussels carpet, 40 yards
40 yards oil. cloth
Large lot Of c-ockery and glassware
frst-rate oookiDg-stove and utensils.
ALSO,
4 bbls flour
Lot Of lard
Lot Of tallow
Lot Of wax.
] irstrate mich COW
Hens, chickens, &c.
noe WILLIAMSON h co, Aucts.
By H. S. Peasants, A,scs.
HORsES. Hacks, &c, It auction.-On Friday, tho
IL 18th inst, at 10 o'clock will sell at the sta
Gle Of Mr. James sutherland, Franklin street. Eve
doors above the Exchange Hotel, his eutire stock
very superior horses
hacks and harness, In very coed condition
At the same tims will be hired for the balance Of
the year ur negro men.
To parties wishing to engage In q very prontab!e
business the above sals offers most excellent on.
portunity. 8 PLEASANTS,
no Auct;oneer
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HAlUABLR Private kesideace on Leigh STREET
" for sale at auction viii be soh on Tuesdsv
tho 10Th November, on Vie premises, At * otloeh
u, The large brick dwelling ~ the corner Of Ieiah
and Adams sts, and u present occupied by Mr n
Keever, and formerly by the late John Hiluard
decd. The house has IL rooms, kitchen, smoke
house, wood house, carriage house, and stable the
yard well set In choice fruit trees and grapes win
well Of lne water In the yard, and also supplied win
city water and gas through tho house. The los
fronts 81 feet Leigh 81 and runs back 100 feet al
In good order. Persons wishing 10 secure large
dwelling with . large lot attached, with oil tie
usual buildings, would do well TO attend the sae-
Immediate possession can be had.
TKRNB-Aade known on the day Of ale.
no4 JAS n TAYLOR, Auctt
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:. I. 81. !. !. s......s =
rUxspsY svxNI1u, ~ ~, ~,
1hspesf,ey - IN eounnl1nss uith =
~ IN - ~ sis -; ssiisls.iei nss.a q
three asts, - Mn + 4 ms9na, sAeatied
NICK or THE WOODS
4lsss;s1iiissosAr.
4; 4; Is: ; !: : !: ~.
ns;nn sshbura.
Split Of the Watsfh
10 - ! bin !, 4 IL. d. ] !.
sinsise and rancins,
Patriotic Drsma vristsa fa this Theatre, BY Jas D
McCate, Jr, entitled the
MAIDEN'S vow;
cAplues 81 81 scso5uRrLAND.
Of scenery, Iueidsnts, longs, Dances, Oompats,
Marches, &c, Ac.
rsoon to be presented the nuo cd English ive
act comcdyM
SHE sToops TO CONQUER.
na-The management take great pleasure In in
forming their patrons that they Will shortly pre-
sent entirely new piece, which for interest," me.
chauical and scenic effect has never been oedore
equalled. The piece Ii entitled
THE ANGEL OF DEATH
Soon to be presented . new Burlctta, entitled
OGDEN AT HOME;
LIFE .axosc Fl THE CRITICS,
On which oceasion he VIII introduce the
to his patrcn,.
As-Doors open At OK. Performances win com
mencs ut ~ precisely. no l0-n
METROPOLITAN HALL.
TUESDAY NIGHT, Nor 10Th, 1869.
HARRY. MCCARTHY.
PATRIOTIC CONCERTS
By the acknowledged
Favorites of the South.
HAIRY MAcARrHy,
The Rebel Minstrel
and Arkansas Comedian,
MRS. liARR7' MCCARTHY,
Danseuse,
and Coincidence,
Will give the first Of a series OF their
As above.
AT HOME
WITH HIS FRIENDS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT seats, g; gallery, 81,
HH-For particulars see bills Of the day.
O9-lt*
the Exchange Hotel,
When q selection of Music Of the best composers
for the Harp, Piano, and Organ, will be given by
MISSES sLoMAN.
The Confederate Anthem,
''GoD FAVE THE Souri,"
Will be repeated.
And characteristic
EXTRAVAGANZA
nn-see programme at bookstores no lo--1ts
At THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
By Mr. and the Misfes SIOMAN,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nor. 11th,
with a change Of performance.
IL Programmes can be obtained at the Book aud
Music stores. no 10-l.f
TRAND SELECT BALL,
T By Prof J ST MAUR BINGHAM,
At his Academy, Exchange Hotel, corner Of 14th
and Franklin streets,
TUESDAY, Nov 10th. 1868.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies, rs.
The choicest refreshments on hand.
IL Loebman's hne Band is engaged.
HH-No children admitted.
his gentlsmen scholars and few responsible gen.
tlemen to dispose Of also, limited number viii be
sold at the Hall by Prof Bingham to respectable
parties. Positively Select Rail. no st.
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HOUsEnOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Key Of
H House, &c, for sale at auction Tuesday,
the 10th inst, ct 10 O'Clock, will sell at the rss
dsuce over the store formerly occupied by Hart.
We l 4 Co, between sth and 9th strsets, on Bread,
an excsllent snd general sesortmens Of Househoa
and kitchen furniture, Ac
After which will be sold the Key Of said residence,
which contains nine rooms, together with Kitchen
servants rooms. &C. The apartments are well sup
pied with very complete eonvsniences Of gas and
water. Il 8 PLEAeANTs,
|. NOT Aucti0neer.
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" JassSs II ISador. zScr,

a D4INB3Rk1RlV8 eolo 81 - e9feneava -.
IA valuable ut u Nschinesy, Tools, lpnhe, r."
q aacaioas-Wiu b sold % Tuesday, IL lesh IL,
vsmber, q 10 O'Clock y, . he wess - ~ ~
Plankresd, y The town a SidDsy, ~ ibe ~ -
deoce a. Thomas Suees, decd, neaS Camp Wlndss
large end vAuabls l0s IL meoodasry toelp. iumn.s
-, Of every description, nd in IN estattieAnrsl
for turning md boring, Consisting 10 pass 81 - ~
liable lathe, with pod hosse power; large los q
betting, together with Ill the ussa kind Of tols No.
10 an est2bIshmeOt % the kind; . very 6ne IA -
weilseasosed oak, pine, poplar, ashe, &c, tint a.
lot Of loss, suaeis fog pumps; LOT Of screws bois
DC, -; OF horse waoo0 one or two ios csrrhsss'
Dc. Psssoas Wishing 70 supply themselves M
any Of The above enumerated articles parttculs,,,
thoss In want Of hardware, win DO veil 70 arsaxx
the sAle, - IL 70 Supposed 70 b the most extcasvs
and valuable lot q tools, &C., b the Confederaev
that via be offered Tor saie probably during D. ~.
TRue-Cneh. MARY elTfR
Adm,x Of Thos. Suter. dec'd
Sale BY JAs II TAYIon, Aucs noe-N
rOTTA0h Residence, With han an Ger. a,
" Ground, il the town Of sidney, on Main nr.ss
adjolnlpg the residence Of Mr. Il Nimno AZ M
tisn4-lmmediatsly aftsr the shove sale Of ~.
euter's, at he request Of Mr. g Armstrong. viII
esli, on ths premises Tia dssirsLle cottaeS rssi"
Aence loeated - sbovs. The house hes four ruoms
and kitehsa. neasly new, and all 10 good order.
TRMs- Cash. JAS n TAYLOR
no 7-3t Auetioos.,
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DuBiiU sale Of Land IL will sell ut public action
ON the 10th day OF Move mber next, my Farm
known as "Marl Ill.," containing sos acres, lying
In Caroline county between the Mattaponi river and
Pole Cat creek, aud Immediately OH the kIchmcnd
and Fredericksburg RsiroAd, one quarter Of nis
from Pen0la Station. Tho house 10 large and con:
Portable, with tho necessary out house, and church
open land is In high state Of improvement, and
abodt $50 acres especially adapted 70 the growth
wheat. Also. some 20 OF 30 sores Of the celebrated
PoleC Cat bottom, which, ct cost Of one or two hun
dred dollars, may be made equal 10 any land In th
State.
TERxs-kade kpown on ths day Of sale.
oo27->tds JAS W COLEMAN
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EARA for Sale.-A finc grazing Farm, in the
r. county Of Gsccnbrior, containing six hundred
acres OF land; about half cleared and we'll sct In
grass; the other half heavily timbered. The above
farm 10 situated between the I,uisburg and KanAwha
and the Nichols turnpike. There IS comfortable
dwelling house, containng six rooms, and other cut
houses, q fac orchard, and spring casting about
four feet Of water-aImost enough 70 turn 3 mill
very ca.A and clear. For terns apply to VIM B
Isaacs Co, corner 0f Main and t4th streets or I'D.
dress n DAVIS,
no lO-Gtt Box ia, Richmond, Va.
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WANTS..

aXI ANTED-ITotcl keepers, boarding houpe keep
so ers, and ell other huusekeepers, to know that
the subscriber, late foreman for Yale Il Co, has
taken shop under Metropolitan Hall, where he will
be pleased to repair their furnaces, ranges cooking
stoves, and tinware generally. Having had Irac-
tcal experience of thirty years, he fatteIs himself,
charges, to merit share Of the public patronage
no lott JE WALKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

~ Lea d James, AMct'rs
ID ECEIvER'S Sale Of Slaves.-Will be sold at the
IL, auction room Of lea & james, in the city OF
Richmond, ON Saturday. the 18th day Of November,
at 10 O'clock A n, family or slaves, nine In mum
Der, very valuable. FRANCIS l. SMITH,
no9-tds Receiver for District no l.
F1sHE NATURAL. BRIDGE PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC AUCTlON.-The subscribers will
offer for sale, at auction, IN Thursday, the 26ih
day of November, that valuable and widely known
property, the NATURAL BRIDGE, attached to
which are from $50 to It's acres of land, with a
large and commodlous Hotel, within few mo-
ments' walk of the Bridge, deservedly considered
One Of the best Tavern stands in Western Virgin
Ia OF the Bridge Itself, IT, magnificent scenery
and grand natural beauties, II Is unnecessary 10
speak. They have been the theme Of the poet and
the historian, and the object Of wondering admiEa-
ton to the tourist Of every cline for more than q
century.
At the same time, we will sell al the Furniture
of the Hotel, consisting Of everything be found
in first ciasA, well furnished Hotel, together with
all the apparatus feg large Kitchen establishment.
Also, 30 or 40 head Of hogs, 3 or 10 fine mich
Cows, several head Of fat Cattle, several Horses,
Hack and Harness, Wagon, and all the necessary
farming implements ON the place.
As a permanent Investment this property Offers
many inducements 10 capitalists, being secure
from invasion, and at all times ah0rdine good
per centage on the amount invested. Their aiten-
ton Is particularly invited Ia tn. sale 10 take place
on the day shove named.
no 7-tdsA G., Fl. ANDERSON & GO.