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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-10
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

Prom eight % twenty yoaFB standing, with Tams
known TO SCIENCE AND RAlIE-
FoE Medical ProPeFties o. BUcIU, sse Dl,psa.a:s
II Of the United EtnAss-
see ProfeasOr DEVICES valuable work. ca III
Practice Of Phystc.
see remarks made By the late csIrBri..r.i DR.
PHYsICK, PhiiadeIPhia
See TsnaEkS made by Dr.. EPHRAISi mellow ELL-
= celebrated Physirian, and mrmb~T of the RSya
College Of SuTEeous- Ireland, and Published IN TIE
Tranaaetons Of the King and Qussn's Journal
Eea MedicO CiTuEgieal ReVieI. publi.hs,i by BES-
gAAIN THAFEksS FellOW q the Royal C0lissy Of
SuTROOBa-
See most ofthe late Standard WORKS on NeI.eiIs.
EXTRACT BUCHu, 81 % pr bottIe, or six FIR g. 60
SAEsaPARTILA, 81 90 per bottle - "a fsf =
INPEOSED HOsE WASH, &c. per bottie tsr :: s.
Or half doEen q each for 81 %, which viii
AcieBt 70 cure the most obstinate eAsss n dirrefo=
are adhered 70.
IDellysred 70 any adaro.s. securely DasksI fr-s o.
5sTTAti0n-
~ Describe sJnptomsfn all Comm anieatiCss -
Cures guaEaafoed. Advice gTstia-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-10
IN s o r A N G E.
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
L n S u r e d
AnA1Nnr AL rnNn1NGENCIES
AGAINsT ALL CONTINGENCIEs.

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
III New YoTk-FlRB AND INLAND.
CASH CAPITAL every dollar paid inlt 10000 90
The largest C1sh Capital for the AmOuntAt risk OF
any Oticein the United States.
CtOHT COM
" PAHY, Of the City OGNeW York. .,o ,o
OIsH CAPITAL (AI paid I'M ,SS 20
AsSHts LIST July 1858. l'ESI'oz@ IL
SEVENTY.FIVE per cent Of the nett Pronts de-
clArcd to Policy HSIdsFs annually, In which the
assured participate without mourning any risk
CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE.
> COMPANY, Of New YOrk-FIREAND INLAND.
CASE CAPITAL (paid in) "
Assets lst August, 15OlSl 20
Three-urths Of the nett profits declared to Policy
PIFrY.FivE PER CENT. of Earned Participation
Premiums decllTedfOr the year ending August leo'
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM
vi PASY, Of New York
The LARG EST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company ia the United States.
Assets February LIST, '2"OOOo
The business II this Company Il conducted gu the
MUTUAL principle In the stricttst sense the tern
| the entire surplus, DEDUCTING NECESSARY IN
| PENSES ALONE, being EQUITABLS DIVIDED
among the ASSURED.
FORTY.FIVE GENTS A WEEK will insure Sl,OOO
| on the life Of q nan aged 80.
| POLICIES will be iHsued upon the most reas0na'
BILE terms in any OF the above RELIABLE COMPA'
MES for Wheeling aud vicinity and losses promptly
! adjusted aud paid, ell application TO
Ohlee Main street, next dOov to N. NJ Bank.
| SeplS
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TRANSCRIPTION.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
oggtcE BAlIInoaE 8 nmo R.nloAp O.. /

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-10
Cleveland, Pittsourg andWhoel-
ing Rail Road.


tkNasisiS;lsSs;
nH AND AFTER MONDAY, 4pri sOth. IsGS. Pc:
~ senEer T-ains VII leave Hrisseport a. EaiIo~.
Sundays ezcsPtsd=l
1850 A. ". Mail Train stopping at all stations ar
nTes 81 PiIf.ouTEh 81 go T. NJ and
SIS p " EzPTr-s Train. stopping all sta:icI.s
arrives At Pittsburgh at Sos P.
Hello P VI. Express Train. arrives At Pittsburgh At
BIO A. ". and Cleveland At a.IU 4. u.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lsa=G CieN-l2ls! at So, = 81 aud !. ~ T. NJ. AZ
rive 1t Britse. OF At $40 ?. 81, and 5:s5 a. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh ~ Loo 4. NJ. GEO A. NJ and
A. N. and ass p n
Connections are AIDE aS EOIIOVSss
Al Pitr.eursh 18th rgnasy'v's,i H Il; for Harris
t-fE- B4!timgr' WAshiugt'H. fhtla-
jeiphtA- SeW York and BOstOh.
ClcEeland Will Cleveland TolUd u. II. Tor ran
duskg. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all Ts'ints In she NORM WEST. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORIn WEsT. With
Cleveland Erie R. r. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, BufislO and Niagara FATIs. With
Cleveland Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
CIestiine, Delaware, Columbus snd
At Hudson With the c z. c. f. Il for OuyahoEa
fAils' Akron, NiiirTsLGTgi, and WOos-
At Alliance with p. Pt- " a C. r. p GoE Canton,
SIAssilloH Wooster. Salem. Enou. Co
IuInbus aud Chicago
At EtCuhFUVilie With y. c. Z. Line aud BELLAtA
with CO. u. h r. EJE Evansville, New
ark Columbus, NsniA- Dayton. IndL
annapolis Cairo, Cincinnati louisville
ST. Louis. Ct. Joseph and all I0intl
Wtst and south Wesl.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $500
Fare always ~ low, and time much quicker thar
any other route.
through Tickets to all points IN the West, NOTtl
and East can be procured II the ONCE under thu
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va or with Tickle
Agent NJ Bridgeport Station
Freight eOutTacts will be made At lowest rates {,
any point accessible by this road and ts connections
to the East. North, West and Northwest, At one
| under N'LuTe House, With IT Agent ut Bridgr
| Port station WA u. TERRY, Agent.
D. r. WILLIAMS. Agent,
in MCCULLOUGH. PrsAEdsnt
n MYERS. Gsa't Ticket AK't Esbe
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Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS

This h sdaetIOu Of the Had, aud attsfk- tie
Sexual Organs Innings q the Nsss, BARS, TLrlat,
Windpipr, and other MurGs Surfaces. making IT, ~
peArAnce IN the form Il uteeTA. uslHboiTS EItTsrt
Saraparila purIies the biasSi, aud removes All SAY
Eruptions Of the skin, giSins 10 the CampisHIoua
Clear ard Healthy CoOT- IL being pFtIaFwi sIpTuss
y iOE this eAss Of complaints, ts BISSI-iuTifyiEg
Properties are preserved O. than any
other preparation Of Ears paTiIlA-
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Planes. s.IanOS, Pianos.
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORFES,

With richly carved solid Resevood ,oEliuEa carved
legs, pedal aud music stand, i'm RIVED grand actI0I
OVerstTung Bass. Agrane TTSbta.
These Instruments Contain many valuable I'm
prOTsments and unIHestiouabIy the dEeSt piano.
ever brought to the city.
Every Instrument aJId Ut uaaufIeJaFeFs' price
and warranted toT Eve years
JksSE h. MELLoR.
my23 l;ga ssain Wheeling,
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Q. W. JOHNSON & SON 51Ss--'

Manufacturers Of Copper, Tin auo
Sheet Iron Ware.
uAVIN0 AVAILED OURSELVES OF All. TIA
II improved facilities, W are better prepared no.
than ever 10 NIL All orders for any article work IL
the above line Of business. VALUES aud C1Dduetor
made TO order. Steamboat work done in . IubStSs
ttAl aud EoTkEIAn!tks manner. We ere ESS DaVin
particular attention to this branGh OF tta ~
can guarantee satisfAst!oht In every parTicuIaI Il
WhOleeale Dealers We can oHsT induesrlsutS tbs
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock on Wave I.
complete ard the assortment isfuII At ali times We
keeP stock d thelhteSt and most aprovus.
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand = sll Tine
G.W-JOHNEON 4 SON
Ho.1T9 Make; square,
U-u6Su wheeling, Va
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EURSI FURSG-A full AssOTtmsnt Of FUR
F CAPBS, HALF CAPEs and VICTORIEE EETs
Of most fashionable grades for Ladies, Also PUR
COLLARS for 6ents- just received NJ
deell STONE 4 THOMAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
DIED.


Ga Thursday morning, at o'clock, IDA vIK
GtNsA, Gully child Of John and Ann Taylor
sged ~ months.
Sadly weepa Thy mother DER thee.
God has called thee to thy home:
Thou hat left US In thy beauty.
Thou Will never more return.
Never more win caress thee.
With my hearts deep yearuing love;
blessed an xels now enfold thee
In thy heavenl; home above
O, my hesrt Is sad snd lonely,
As weep above thy ted;
Ard my home is lone and dseaIy,
Fer my darling Ida's dead.
Take away that empty cradle.
Half worn sho' and little dress,
For those relics Of my Ida
Fad upon my spirit press.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
questsd TO attend her funeral this Friday morn
ing, At half past 10 O'Clock.
September 10Th, 1868, at qaarter-past IL O'Clock
ANNIE eideet daughter OF Jeremiah and Martha
Conghlin, aged IL years
This blooming girl was spatched away
BY deaths resstless hand
He gave the blow; she was togo:
II was the Lords command.
Kind angels watch this sleeping dust
Till Jes1s comes to raise the just,
Then msy she awaFe with sweet surprise
And IN her Saviouf's image rise
Her funeral Will take place, at o'clock from the
residence OF her parents, near tie New market. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice
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ESPECIAL dispatch to the Richmond Dist a,eh.

LYNcasuRa, Sept l0.-On TUESDAY
morning fight occurred at Iel'or" :,
station on the East Tennessee ana ir.
yinia Railroad. 50 miles from Br'stol ana
% from Knoxville The enemy was
driven back six miles to Limestone.
There our forces came up with them,
and after short engagement captured
several hundred Yankees and about 100
East Tennessee tories, who had gotten
into block house, from which they
were delivering pretty heavy fire on
our troops
Our casualties were slight The loss
of the enemy is not known, as their dead
and wounded were carried off to the rear
in a train on the railroad
Two hundred and fifty-five Of the
prisoners arrived here this evening.
The rumored capture Of Crowley. Mont
gomery, and Nelson proves unfounded
They all escaped. and have come through
into our lines.
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~ Cas- Z. HsytAxw = u. ASrf'n
nAMA0KD Gsesrs Sbr saie-On Tse.eay, he
18th dey 8 Sspf. 1859, q 4 osaoek =, = tns
stsss4 hslvesa Main ard 1rankltD, IN 80 city q
RtnAmond. shall eel q pubic aust3on, ou aecoaot
Of whom u may concern, Aflesn b. gsheas Ct Russs
damaged By water IN tFaasit from Pet~rshurx 10
Richmond, VIA the river.
LEWIS rRAysER
CHAs woRfsAA Co. Anet's. Sc lite
M Ill. be Sold ut auction on Council Chamber
~ Hill, next Saturday, il not sold privately be-
fore, . superior cavalry mare, years old; works
well, is perfectly sound and gentle, and is unaues-
ti0nably an animal Of rare properties. She can be
seen at Hixs STABLE on 10th st. Sc 1l-2tf
Il FREE Negroes at Auction by virtue Of an order
" of the Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond
will sell on Monday next the l4th inst, THAT being
Court day, in front Of the City Hail. at 10 O'Clock
n. Patrick Coleman and Job Green, free negroes,
convicted by said Court OF grand larceny and or
dered to be sold into absolute slavery Also an old
man named John, committed to Jail for going at
large. and ordered to be sold.
THOMAS U DUDLEY,
sc iO--A eerg't City Of Richmond.
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= ~ Hsbi,ssUa, A1aass = Co, Aae4a
/. ALE q 0focssiss, agsnrd Toheeso, Ivoa, Nails,
A. aud D1oeksde 0oc1i, at auction --As 10 O'clock
- Tuesday, the 1oth int. Ne viii offer
% beGs choice n o e1gnes
30 bills do do DO
20 hblr Clarified 10
bbls Cruslsxa do
40 hbls Lard
Is bills JsuAics Rum
Is kegs Bi Carb Soda
% boxes 6tnrch
20 e&acs Brown Scan
bbls O Molsssss
ALSO,
90 bars square. net and round Wrought Iren
~ kegs Nails aud epikss.
ALSO,
LOCO pkgs Mapf'd Tobacco
80 bbls Smoking Tobseco
Lot in bsgs aud papers Tobacco
$4,000 Cuba Cigars, some very choice.
Parties desiring to ofIer goods Ut the above sale
"hi please send invoices and samples early Monday
morning. ROBINSON ADAnS N
re ~ Auctio ueeYs
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BIZ G0ddin 4. Annerson

THE Beautiful place called Rural Shades an .,
stoney Run road, 21z miles Fast OF Rrhn0na '
containing IL acres, for sale AT auction hss
full place will be sold at auction, by request os ~,
executrix Of the late Tompkns, deed on ~, ,s'
premises, on Friday, the 18th eeptember ,sss W. =.
IL O'Clock NJ. 1t conta ms 10 acres, Of which ah,, =
acres are in an original oak grove, the balance AZ ~.
land IS rlel, admirably adapted for marke, sarrp
fine assortment Of choice frui. trees Ssa.
ly all the buildings were destroyed by the a,mv s
year, yet the location and scenery is one apopss,
haDdsomest around Richmond VI"
TERMS Cash or credit, at the option of Tho mn,
chaser G0DniN II APPERslN.
Sc 5 Anctions,
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An Emeute in Raleigh-TwO News
paper Offices M0bbed.

RALEIGH, Sept. l0.-Some soldiers o
Bennings's brigade, apparently led by
officers, mobbed the Standard newspa
per Office last night about 10 o'clock, de
stroying the furniture and throwing thu
types in the street. They also destroy
ed q lot Of State printing, &c.
Gov. Vance reached the spot after thu
work Of destruction was nearly over, ano
addressed the crowd. begging them tt
desist He rebuked them for the act
telling them that no such example hao
been set in Lincoln's dominions. The
soldiers cheered Governor Vance and dis
perssd at one o'clock, and left the city.
The building and power press of the
office were not damaged, and Mr.. Holden
will resume the publication of the Stand
ard in few days.
This morning, about o'clock, some
one rung the town bell. and crowd OF
citizens gathered and rushed upon the
State journal Office, turning the con
tents into the streets, breaking up filrni-
.ture, &C. The Mayor was sent for, but
arrived too late TO stop the mob. Gov.
Vance was sent for, and made another
speech. The crowd dispersed, and all is
quiet now. No further deeds Of vio-
ience need be feared from the citizens if
the soldiers are restrained, but any fur
iher such demonstrations by them will
cause anotheI outbreak, and there is no
telling where it will end.
The State journal, which is men,
toned in the above report, is loyal
Southern paper, which has been most
determined in denouncing the treache-
rOus course of the Standard. 1t is to
this fact, doubtless, that it owes the de-
'nolition Of its types, &C., by the sup
porters Of that sheet. 1t is stated that
Holden, the proprietor Of the STANDARD,
was in Petersburg, Va, at the time Of
the occurrence
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On Tho ath Al oepeessbee, = ne.k5ee 10y; "a "A
Tie Rev Mr CcustNey, Mr JuiIUs - ss'. : -
llm sUsAN aAIEA bogh Il Rschme.
On narsday, ths "a -. y ~ c =, ~.
ANA sTe0rD, q New Kent comfy, Va
=, u.ncn.ster on The 10Th instant, ny Rcv ~
rsdisn.s c,.rt (3EoReE IJTCHFIEIn ~ Mss IDA
" NJ aT11HEWs, &c Manchester, Chesterfield county,
-. r,..r,ss,on Courier aud Petersburg Express
-. ennv I
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RUNA WA Us

DAN AWAY from Camp Wieder Hospital, on
IL, the 3lst day August, lse3, nay servant man
PAUL. He is about q years Of age. black, tmooth
skia, atont s f-et or iaehes high, thick set,
quick ppoken, iimps slightly, osing TO au affection
Of Of s1le little toes, c<mmontv known as 'c6w
iteh.'' lie was formerly from Jetierson comfy.
where he may aim to go, t., Char lottesye, where
he was hired last year. will give $i00 reward If
delivered to me at said Hospital, or secured In SOME
Jail, So that / get him again.
se tl-3.* LIST Dis'n, Camp Windsr Hosp'I,
ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Knn-
away from the subscriber. on the night Of the
stE inst, o likely boy named JIM, about IL years
Old Jim has full head Of blark hair, gingerbread
color we'll grown, and his walk IL slow and careless
said boy had on when he left gray military .a2.
light grey jacket aud dark pants, Jim was raised
By Nrs wall, In etsyensburg, Culpspsr county, and
may BE- mski Z his Way thsres or he may have gone
with Gen Hoods Division, - be has besn in the
army bef.re. and liked Il very mach. Jim has re-
lasions living In Richmond, and may p ia!ling
shout the city st this tjns. MItkt
- l0-Stt Firm Of nsles Bro.
0NE doadFsd Dollars ksward.-sappossd 70 have
~ In hsrs yesterday warning q eciock, @ ehs
PetesykarR ears negro boy paane4 t1ane eapd0agn.
The saA 6ov = nbeai 10 years Old, 3 feee inc9ee
high, walts very eaiek, .sd very tas,assnk g
vas raised near u heAd 4 ~ serees
VIII rive ~ sAoss rsuarAesr ~ hoy ashysfea
70 ne, q ~ 0al1ago Mials. =
- ie-Af
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BIZ James n Tau7Or. AnctiO,,ee3..

CARPENTERS SHOP, corner OF Cary and 4th ste,
~ at auctiou.--At the request Of MIR David Gibson,
will sell, on Monday, the 14th September, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the large framed Carpenters Shop located
as above, and but recently built. l Will ALSO sell the
finished work FOR two story dwelling and kitchen,
together with al the TOOLS work benches, and appa
fatus usually found i'll house ioer's ishnent
TERNs--Cash. JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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EXTRAORDINARY Sale-The valuable Hotel and
a. other real estate at Ashland, Hanover county,
Virginia, sixteen miles North Of Richmond. hat
very valuable properly known as the Ashland Hotel
is offered ut private sale, aud presents an exraordi-
nary opportunity for profitable investment. The
buildings which originally cost (beiore the war;
over 500 900, consist Of the Hotel proper of ample
Dimensions and Commodious arrangement, spa
cious ball room, bowling alley and billiard saloon,
nine tasteful cottages gas house, with pipes extend
ing To all the buildings and throughout the grounds,
which contain from IL TO 10 acres, Of beautifully
picturesque character. The entire property IS ia a
goodsta Of preservation, with well OF delightful
water ard nearly all the houses occupied ut good
rental the hotel being the breakfast house for pas
sengers by the mail train on the kcbfnond Frede-
ricksbarg and Potomac railroad.
Capitalists have noW chance, rarely Afforded, OF
turning their funds nio a channel! where they may
realize full remuneration from the outlay,
Persons desiring 10 purchase Will be shown the
premises and made acquainted with the terms oi
sale application ut the Ashland Post Office u
James W Taylor. GOBLIN 4 APPERsON.
Sc St
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VALUABLE House and Lot on Grace aud 9Th SITS at
day, lTih September, that valuable private residence
located as above, and at present. occupied 10y Mr. A A
Hugh 3. This property rs 50 well known that il IL
deemed unnecessary to give minute description OF
il. TIE, ms made known ON day Of sale.
~ IL N TAYLOR, Auct.
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by O,ce'ss d Walls, Anctioneers,
No Q 10th street

Ay Ill sell at auction on Saturday, Sept 18th, at
w 10 O'Clock,
large hot household and kitchen furniture
Cooking stoves
Grockery and glassware
Ladies' silk mouslin aud calico dresses
Ready made clothing
Shoes, hats, blankets
Gold and silver watches, iewelry &c.
Sc IL OWENS 4 WILLIS, Aucts.
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JAS N TAYLOR, Auct.

TWO Brick Tencments, ON the North side Duva 81
L the late residence Of J Il PrcLtiss, at 'auc.
tion.- will sell on the premises, Oh Monday, l4th
September, ut 1 y O'Clock, the two brick tenements
located as above. Zach tenement has rooms, with
4 kitchen The lot fronts - feet and runs back l67
feet to an alley.
Terms made known on day of sale.
seS LAS ii TAYLOR, Auct.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEApo Rs MAYo's MOUNTED GcABD,
Richmond, Sept ID, 1853.
MEET in front OF the City Hail. saturday, Sept IL,
4s1 a, IA Pm, for drill Sergeaais Will report at
4i.pa BY order
1t BAKER, CONG.
GggyAs SroRRs s., sc U--2tt
A TfENTlON.--I5 more men wanted TO complete
"A the organization I'll a company OF cavalry II Ma]
C,.mors independent battalion. Horses, equipments,
and bounty furnished. Apply Immediately at tie
ndire of ] q Hedgeman, Bank, between 10th and
iitb streets J ) HARRISON,
CM SCOTT,
se o-at& Recruiting SergeaDts.
CEVENTY Ioliars fpnnty TO al youths between the
y ages Of Is ami Is who enlist in Capt II y Burr S
company To muster in Major Muniofds battalion, Tor
special ard local defence of the city OF Rcii,ncnd.
ARMY ut camp, ueaf the old Far Grounds
Sc S-sts II D BURR, Capt CONG.
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CEVENTY FIVE Acres OF Land in iienrco county =.
- Oh the York River Railroad, and the road lead
ing 10 Blakey's Mill, y niles from the ciiy-At the
request Of AIR Thos Piesanis who resides upon the
place, will offer for sale upon the premises, on
Tuesday, the 18th September, at I O'clock, the
above variable piece Of land, iii i've lots trom tn
25 acres each. On one oil the lois, which contains
about 20 acres, is Il framed dwelling, contain
ing Six large aud three small rooms, and all neces
sary out houses. A plat OF the land eau he at
my Office Terms cash.
9--tiS JAS NJ TAYLOR
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L>OR Sale at Auction.-Will be sold al nv s.
the county sua VOL ., New Dew, Kent, Immediately ~ Ia
Station, on FRIDAY, the llth day OF s.nsasssas
1868, at IL O'Clock the following, TO wi, NUT
cows, yoke Of oxen, heifers, bun. s.. a'ieh
pigs, some shoats and fowls, tnmbr,l en-, aaa
rs gallons cider vinegar stacks sheaT az '' s
sundry articles oI household and Kitchen furnnan
Sc 4-Jts IO9H % an ,,an,ultaie.
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OR SAI.E--ffivately, my Farm IN Chesterfield
comfy, containing 4ii acres, lying three mics
south Coalfieid Station on the Richmond anc Dan,
vile raiiI DAD. IL has on il a comfortable dwelling
with six rooms, the necessary out houses, aud an
abundance OF wood and timber. For a further de-
scription OF the land refer to Messrs Peter Cosby
4 Co. commission merchants Richmond, or to the
subscriber, living on the premises.
81 iu-Mk WILLIAM GOOUE
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NiORE AMI Dwelling on the South side &c Broad
~ near First st, al auction. II viii sell ON Weines-
Gay, 10th September, at ~. O'Clock, The granite
pied by Mr. Jas ONeil as a grocery. The dwelling
has u rooms. There is also ap0n the premises brick
building with rooms and smoke house. The lot
fronts on Broad st PAS feet by $50 feet deep 10
alley This property is mi excellent stand for bust
ness.
TERMS made known OF day Of sale.
Sc III 81 TAYLOR Auct
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- FOR DREwRY'S BLUFF
me steamer SCHULTZ. Capt D J HI having been
thoroughly painted and repaired viii for the present
make ONE trip daily TO Drewry's Bluff, leaving hef
wharf at Rockets at O'Clock d.
Fare for the round trip only ONE DOLLAR
ANPartes desiring to charter the boat Tor speciai
morning trips, can make arrangements by applying
70 the Captain on board.
"a. All persons are required to have passports De
fore coming on board. Ao <o-'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

(SPECIAL NOTICE.--Mr G WALTHALL having
/ purchased the interest Of Mr. J ARGYi + in
business FROM LIST May last, ia admitted Is a
partner in he same. The style OF the concern Ie-
mains unchanged.
Mr. WALTHALIs Knowledge of To- aeco, acquire |
in many years experience manufacturer aud
dealer will ensb'e US 10 make advantageous sales
for those who favor with eOnsignmenti OF that
article. Oar stock OF Fancy Goods, such as Paper,
EnveoreT, Soaps, Knives. Brus rs, Pipes, DC. &C,
is worthy the attention OF Suffers and other deal.
JE BURRESS co,
Sc 5-lw Corner 9Th ard Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

EOR SALE at Public Auction-Besu.iful 0r.v
(Lady's) Poney.-I will sell: on Saturday, the
12thiust, ut 10 o'clock, the above animal, 1t tie
Horse Lot. He is years old, gallo2s we'll, PAGES
and has many fancy tricks and amusing habits
Being perfectly sound, re liable and gentle offers
fine chance to lady who usy desire to own pet
and beauty. ES PLEASANTS
Sc lI--Zt Auctr