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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19
YANKEE DoopIE AND THE EsellsH RAMs-Ys

YANKEE Doodle AND THE EEsLIsH RAMs.-Yan-
kee self importance is slrikingIy illustrated by a
wood-cut in Frank Lesiie's newspaper. The pic
dows Of which are fractured In several places
Yankeedoodle, a respectable looking gentleman
with bclI-crOwned hat, appears in the attitude OF
arresNng a chubby little bull lheaded urchin, who
has been shying little irOn-ciad rams at the con
servatory. Doodle holds ram In his right hand,
which he has just taken from the little calprit,
whom he holds by the collar with his left The
latter terrified out Of his wits Is endsavoring 10
conceal ram which he was about TO throw be-
hind his back, while in the back ground is seen
figure with the imperial nose and gaatse retiring
from the scene al Bull Run pace. The following
dialogue explains the design of the Yankee artist
Uncle Sam.-" Now, you young rascal, Bull,
l've caught you. If you dare to fire another III
lam you! You've done enough mischief already,
but I'Il make your mother pay every cent OF It."
Ball." oh, sir! Please, sir. 1t wasn't me !! -
The picture will be very aattering to the nation
al pride Of the British people.
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Musr be FRsE.-Gov Brown, OF georgia, was
iuaugurated Governor Of the State for the fourth
term on the 4th inst. He closes his inaugural ad
dress az fali0ws:,
RemembeIiug the sacrifices we, as people
have made the sufTerines which we have endured
the mobile Southern blood which our enemies have
sOilf. the deadly hate which they feel toward US
he cruel wsongs which our females have eneoun
tered, and the degradation, bondage, ana cnain'
which await us aad our posieriy II we are subju
s.ss6 lei as humbly and fsrv .atiy invoke the a..
81 Atnishty Power, and, laying aside an past alI
Ssrenccs and pesn0nnl considerations, let us gatne
avoand ous country's altar, and while we ardeati!
ds.ss. nsaea aD0i, honorable terms, let us her
sss;n ssnew The solcmn pledge 70 each other ina
cs.~s llfe or death, come veal or woe, We W.
never siresihe the sword lli constitutional nTe.t!
T. ssa.hlsl,ea Georgia IL free, and these ConIeae
xaie etsies srereeosntzed BY all the wof'd IN ~
Aeuendens power.
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THE origin OF The NAMES or THE DAYS OF
Tns WEEK.-In the Museum of Berlin, In the hall
devoted to Northera Antiquities, they have the
representations of the Idols from whom the names
oi the days of our week are derived. From the
Idol OF The sun comes Sunday. THIS idol Is repre-
s"nied with his face like the SUN, holding Dulh-
lag wheel, with both hands on his breast, ssentiy-
lag his course around tho world The Idol " the
nlaon, ftoia which comes Monday, ts habsted ~ q
short coat like man, but holding the moon IN MS
hands. Tuise0, from, which comes Tuesday, was
oae Of the uosl ancient and popular gods of the
eernlans, aad Is represented In bis garment oi
skin, according 10 their peculiar manner OF cioth-
Ing. The ihlrd day Of the week was dedicated 10
bis Worship. Wooden, from whence "Wednesday,
was valaat pTiuce among the Sexons. nIs
Image was prayed 10 for victory. Thor, from
whence Thursday, is seated on bed, with Twelve
vars over head holding sceptre In the riens nand:
iiss, from whence we have Friday, II Represented
wia drawn sword in his right hand and DOW IN
sis ~ ieit. He was the giyer OF peace and plcnty.-
softer, from whom Is Saturday, has the appear
anee of perfect wretebedness; he Is thin vtsaged,
,"as haired, with long beard. lie carried pail
4, sa water in his right hand wherein are fruits and
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ruURs1AY MORNING. -. .NovEnBsR 10, lsss,
ANNuAl. REPORT OF THE VIRGINIA CEN
TRAI. RAILROAD.

We have received the annual report Of the
President of the Virginia Central Railroad.
The gross receipts OF the road for the fiscal
wear were sl,522.a67 n, and the expenses
s;,,Gs3 Is, being a net revenue Of $685.
ass So OF the earnings of the road 1926, ,4O7
MAS for passenger fare, &43S ,o6l. for freight,
and sl47, 74s for express freight. The total
liabilities Of the company are $aa6. .552 The
COMPANY has twenty nine locomotives, which
can all be used or SO repaired as to be use.
"a, and 30a cars. The road committee make
the following report:
The bridge across the COwpastHre river,
,,rnt by the enemy, will be rebuilt aud ready
far The trains early next year, SO there will
ne a thorough line OF travel to Jackson's
rsver as that across Wilson's creek, which
MAS washed away by q flood In that stream,
has heen already replaced.
H, IN a part Of the road lying west of the
p,nr Ridge is in fine condition for Che run
n;nc Of the trains, although very little labor
las ,a beeu spent on it during the past year,
,hc obvious reason for which Is that 1t was
t,I1s7 soon after the track was laid, which
Ion, the roSd.bed dry aud prevented the
cross.tie. from being depressed by the
weight of the trains.
On the east Sluc OI tue due nlOSe, III near
" ali the cuts which are wet, the track Is
rough and uneven, and the iron Is very much
worn from the sinking Of the cross,ties into
the soft road bed, because most Of them are
without ballast, and the small force which
the road master could obtain is entirely in
adequate to keep the bitches open, put in
cross ties, and level mp the track.
one hundred THOUSAND crOss ties will be
needed for the road during the winter and
the next summer, and unless avery large ad-
diti0nal force can be put on it, II the winter
should prove wet, it will be impossible to
keep it in condition to meet the demands
of public travel, and also to transport sup
plies for the army and freight forl private
citizens.
The timbers placed under the Rivanna
bridge as guards against the breaking down
Of the iron, OF which the bridge Is built, are
decayed, and must be replaced at an early
day; or, what would be better, build bridge
of timber, and use the iron of the old bridge
for other purposes, as it is much needed in
the shops.
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FROM MISSLSSLPPI-IN.aUG URATIOE OF
EERNOR-ELEC7ION OF SENATOR.

FROM LPPI-LN.aUG URATIOE OF
GOFER ERNOR-ELEC7ION OF SENATOR.
COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov 17.-Gen. Charles
Clark, recently elected Governor OF this
State, was inaugurated yesterday with great
pomp. In his inaugural address he urges
the vigorous prosecution Of measures for
the defence of the State, and Gays that soon
er than submit to the foe, should the army
become exhausted, the women, children, and
old men will, like the remnant of Pasca-
goula, join hands and march into the sea-.
He intends to make good use of the militia,
by proper organization, and makes strong
appeal to the people to return absentees to
the army.
Hon. j. w. c. Watson, Of Marshall county,
was elected Confederate Senator to-day, in
place of Hon. James Phelan.
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faE fEtLs Oh OUR ARhy--Thc soldier 0t the
-'niy ai Northern Virginia IL essentially yelnn&
aaia'ai. lie has a yeii pecN,iag 20 htmeoif, ~
"hch his snecess In battle 10 den0ted even - the
moment Of victory. When he fs pleased, be yesls
a. a' outlet tor his eruhesani spirits when he Is
aniafassd, he yeiis at the Offending Oiictnt a. IN
"ps"'"g oi the safety valve resfsatAing hts pent
~ passions II be Is cold, he -yeiis, In order 10
,o sa, 'sa 1 . .a,o more rapid siscslssaoa; .: y
.ssts . his eYeiied feeiiags. The history Of the
'.sarfate !, yed requires skltfat pen 10 portray
~ ~ all its pseaiiasiiies, 10 | will drop the sub
s.' oy aefeiy noticing The latest suhjsct tor the
saese'ss . OF Confederate yelling powers WheH-
yer, : surgeon approaches = regiment ~bystandeS
s," nla mink that ihe annual migratiOa Of aIl TIE
,s@ shs 10 t9e universe had commenced, and thas
~. were Concentrated in thai pasiiculas sp0t, fo9
a.s unfortunate quaek-J bee his pas1cp, mean
a,gson-rides %, sndeayogtag 70 pssseGye ~ dlg-
A'' ~ nest he csn.--Aymy L1z~.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLKsToH, Nov. ia slow but steady
fre has been kept up on Fort Sumter last
night and this morning from the enemy'a
mortar batteries. Everything else quiet.--
b Casualties at Sumter for the past two
sdayA Major Elliott and the garrison are all
we'll
[sECoND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lS, P. M.-The firing
on Fort Sumter continues steady. Our NOR.
tar battery on Snllivan's leland has been
.shelling Gregg and the Cummings Point bat
.teries all day. No casualties at Sumter to-
day. The enemy fred at long range to-day
up Cooper river at a passing steamer, it ia
supposed with one of the same, guns with
which they have been firing into the city.
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Hastings Court-There were three crimi-
nal trials before Judge Lyons yesterday, re-
sulting as follows:
Michael Calvin, indicted for burglariously
entering the house OF Mr.. BOuis, was ar
raigned and plead not guilty. sAfter hearing
the evidence, the jury decided that Mike had
certainly been mistaken in his plea. aud sent
him to the penitentiary for 3 years.
James Jennings, indicted for grand lar.
ceny, plead not guilty. He was convicted oi
the offence, and sent to the penitentiary fol
years.
William Pitts, indicted for horse stealing
plead guilty, and the jury concurring In his
opinion sent him to the penitentiary for
years.
Thomas H. Vilkenson, indicted for hay
ing engaged with VIM. Pitts in stealing q
horse, was tried and acquitted.
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CpOTEWOOD HOTEL.-Nessrs Coikcry b Belts beg
~ leave 70 announce 70 the travelling public that
they have leased and taken possesslun Of the spots
wood Hotel, 10 this city. fney desire to solicit >
position OF the patronage Of tho travelling comma
nity snd assure thoae who may vssit the hosei ahaa
"a ains or means shall DO spared 20 m1ke tho house
E1lI that the times viii allow.
,musdiate measures will be adopted u repaint,
clxnDe, purify adorn, and render comfortable every
pogt10n a The establishment
Nofhing viii be wantiug that the markets can fur.
nish o. extra eYsrttons can procure, to render sas
facsiea 10 u VINO may honor them With their pres
anee.
Eysylhing - eat and drink on The table shall be
easssse s,paduMwated, and pure, aid the Servants
shA -, = fast . they can be procured, ~ no nsn
e3ano and n Anp1gAn1nbese.
eThe buslno0 e tne hoase WIN bc conducted b
NvRA1IK MNkRY,
n2s-h cHAs = 1aE
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TIE POPULATION OF THE EARfH.-A professor Of
the University Of Berlin has recently published the
result of his researches the population Of the
earth, according to which Europe contains 272
millions, Asia 720 millions, Africa 50 millions,
America 200 millions, and Polynesia milllOns,
makiag grand total of ,2sj millions Of tnhahtt-
ants. AT places where deaths are accurately re-
cistered, the annual morality Is Al least one IN
forty the number of deaths must oe about = MI. I
lions every year. which gives 81, ,76l per day, a6Sa
per hour, and 60 per minute, SO that every second
witnesses the extinction OF one human lite. An
other calculator states that the number OF psn0as
whU have lived ON the earth since the cseata0h -
36 .627, ,7jO, ,275 .O75, sos
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PAssoN RRowNLow AT HoNE.-The vagabond
pat.on Brownlow is once more at home among his
own Lafes aud Penates. and fran the following
aoice, which appears In the Knoxville Bulte'n, 10
evidently arranging household matters for the win
ter:
! am wanting five or six loads Of Anderson
county coal ard for IL, delivered at my residence,
- Cumberland street, l will pay liberal piice III
greenbacks In the shdwng paper OF JEFF Davis's
bogus Confederacy. IA il would take q hat-crOWn
iuli oi that to pay for one load.
w. G. BR0wNLOw.
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A CONGRESSMAN FROM WEST VIRaINIA.-A let
tel in the New York Herald from kavenw"od
West Va" gives the triumph of virtuous
supporter of the Administration
Its now asc ertained that the Hon. K. V. VIVA
ley is elected to Congress from this district, ovei
Col d. Frost the radical candidate, by six to seven
hundred majority. The result In this district is a
~ell merited rebuke to the Wheeling. wire pulers,
who sought to defeat Mr., Whaley by sheer lying
Mr. Whaey member of the last Congress,
aud gave the new State pOIect his warm support.
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~ The subscribers have associated themselves
Together for the purpose OF conducting general
auction and commission business ut etanjlton a..d
either publicly privatsly of all kinds Oh produce,
merchandise, opreai and personal estate, in town or
country.
REEERNoE Kent, Paine 4 Co, Power4nk vacn-
tine, N Blair & Co, j Smith, Cashier, J B Aoftoo,
Cashier, Il Maury h Co, u Foster 4 Co, Rich
mond; Taylor, II " Shefey, Judge r Tbomp-
SON, and Hon B Baldwin, Stanntan.
no 22awAwt CATILTT Alley.
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A Furious Onslaught On lGAyef O.
dyke, Of New York, " TkasT0W

1
Notwithstanding the intense anxiety q Ne Abo
lgtiUnisss In New York about the nas Il 49, -
casionally find time to expose each other,. tisiev
inc on.r.,,o,. rhe,aI. ,...... -.-.s, -.
...." pe.sy 4sssases 3 s1AN - ~
/ inu"oW "ceu ana mayor Opdyke, 81 NtW Yofh
| city, and here ID Thurlow's letter:
Edisor, Ex,,ainn Jo,syrrI T.. ,...,.s
sfoned rsf 10 sdmontsh ,ha 1c q
the foiv ana fare cc d;sIov,,.s, ~ ~ ~ :. =
erno.e the Sham r,, ,so,,sr. ~
isfs made ,,sr ~ n %, n,ss.s -5 ysSs. sssss
ton as examples. Boah have replted. Neflher n.
ny the material accusation, viz: me dnefa and a.
skaikin0 But 10 another accusasjois 1Sayur On.
| dyke says: 80 s.
uue rcx, cha..as nj. ..s ..,:s...-ss.u.-...
There would H.. 7o.hss .sa y s -
true unless no had ho,.,ss sss. ~ .e,.s. z ~ -
hrnknr IT, a. ssra ~. 49," = .c. ~
kina ,,.,,as, ~ s Nv - ~ 49,. r.lNs- - ~
lie ,.r ~ cos,'sss''1 =, g
@s"s" 10 s
was Mr.. Opdyke's nntary's eommissIan Abar-
rem. one we shat see. MI. Updyke, aeus0r, at
ter filling the Custom HoVSe with relatives tone a
bfeckinFldge rOwdy) and followers, demanded tho
notariat business OF that department. Tor MIS- son.
,pdsKe, junior, was therefore t0stahea as Custnm
House notary. But TIE ordinary business o. the
department did not snmce. me omcers ana en-
pfoyees We're required 20 go ne.ofe the notary win
a.Dafsch cohimission mummy ana swear 70 their
"'eo"".-h"eaf u"'
"TbiTiy days hath September,
April, June, and November;
All the rest have fhiTty-One,
ESssfsSng February, which hath twenty eight
alone;
conciuding with pNylnenf of nuafter 0f 4 dol.
Iar edch 70 Notary 6pdyke some 81 fhe Eo1neets
rebeIefx but IL five hundred out of the tho,rsan nd
sswaik ed up to the captains Office and SETTLED the
notary realized al 500 per apuum in thaf slim wav.
Equally grDun,iless is the charge against me of
being .gorsed with Government con,racIs., This.
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Mayors Cour-His Honor had quite an
array of colored subjects before him yester-
day, to answer for trivial offences with which
they were charged:
Charles and Thomas, slaves to r. P. Ar
cher, for stealing empty bags fiom the C. s.
Government, were ordered to be punished.
John Travis was heard for threatening Vi
olence to Mrs. Ann Shea, "and then dis
charged.
Philip Lambert, charged with being de-
serter, was turned over to an officer OF his
company.
The Mayor enjoins his night police to
strict, untiring vigilance when on duty, to
protect the people FROM burglars and garro'
ters. If they are not more successful, he
threatens 10 apply to the Council to haye the
force dismissed, and let the people become
their own protectors.
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spor Ftn)D HoTEL
SPOTU
Riehnnnfl va -

Richmcnd, Va, SEPT T, 1868. J
THANGE of Proprietorshp.-Iw would respectfully
u inform the travelling public that have this
sy transferred the lease and furniture OF the Spots
wood Hotel 70 Messrs Corkery Il Belts, gentlemen
highly qualified and entitled to tho full conience Of
their guests.
In retiring would offer my sincere thanksSor the
liberal patronage bestowed the Spotswond Hotel
since It's opening and beg continuance Of the same
under the new proprietorslip. -
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RuN4 EAYg

E-,IvE HtNDPED DOLLARS REwAHp.--The above
n reward viii be given Gor ,he apprehension End
delivery to- me- or secured in any Jail go that caa
pet him agaip If negro boy, who Gala nsaAef Pc
ier oad belongs to Vim BFssden, Of kiehhian,i, va
said boy left Richmond sboat the isth nf zesii oil
septen6ay last He 10 a tail, black negre, and of
very piessiug address No sfss fee.iiaefea, except
that he has lad frost teeth. de Vas last seen 10
leave Geu tuarts heafiqusaters, ,Asar Orange u H.,
on very iae horse belonging te The tsostrnhltni'
4 D EaCfi0.
General Agent aa C"setof, lith 1t.
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Charged aeith Murder. VILLAIN Keen and
John Mclaughlin, well known characters in
the eastern part of the city, have been ar
rested and imprisoned on the charge of way
laying and numbering William Black, Il resi-
dent of Rockets old field, some three weeks
since. Black and o companion were on their
way home in the night time, walking arnrin
arm, when two parties approached them
from the rear and gave Black violent blow
on the back of his head with slung-shot,
fracturing his skull in frightful manner
Blacks companion immediately rave the
alarm, and frightened off the mur. srers.
The impression prevails that the two men
who followed the deceased and his friend in
tended to assassinate and rob both of them,
but that one Of them failed to strike at the
appointed signal, and thus human life was
spared.
Black, was quiet, industrious man, en-
ployed in the Armory works, and very much
respected by all who knew him. No pun
ishment can be too severe or too summary
for his murderers.
The parties were examined before Justice
Baker, of Henrico county, yesterday, and
remanded for trial One of them has made
partial confession of the crime, describing
the mode in which the attack was made, and
giving the name of another participant, who
is yet at large. He will probably turn States
evidence to save himself
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COPARTEERSHIP NOTICES, dc.


CO-PARIHERSHLP NOTICES, de-
DISOLuIION OF Co partnership 1.-The arm of
i J III Lumpkn Il Bro is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
the late concern will present them for payment to II
NJ Lumpkin at the store Of Lumpkln q Burruss,
Franklin ST. and those indebted aye requested to call
and settle their claims at the earliest date, it rs
desirable to close up the business without deley
CHI LUGFKIa,
L LUMTKIN.
Richmond, Nov 10th, 1868.
A1EW Concern.-The undersigned have associated
~ themselves together for the purpose Of dong
general Grocery and Commission Business at the late
stand Of Robertson, Franklin at, under the Lrli
and style Of Lumpkin Burruss, and solicit a call
from the friends of the old trm Of u NJ lumpkin Il
BrS and of Harris Burruss
GMLUMKIN,
HARRIS BGRRrss .
Richmond. Nov 10, 1863 no ll-e,t
OF penss, Tn Va hsh%s asSs. II. gss "a
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aud Spe cal Agents for the sale OF
Virginia and North Carolina
Manufactured Tobacco,
Augusta, GA.
N.B-specal attention given TO ibs purchasing
and forwarding Of goods ordered
no 16-tlJas NEAL, SWORDS co.
TTVHE subscribers have this day formed a 60 part
i nership, under the firm and style OF N DAVIS
%. for the purpose. OF conducting an Auction and
Commission business, for the sale oil Negroes.
They will Sell both publicly and privately. and
promise their best exertons to promote The ntcrest
of their eatfOns.
Their salesrooms will be for the presen. that lately
used by & Stokes, corner Franklin ct and Locust
Alley.
They solicit the patronage of their friends and the
public generally.
Porters always in attendance at thevarious depots
8N DAVIS,
ROBhf RICEGRDSUN.
: Richmond, Nov "a, 1853. 30 2-an+
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Theatrical Dist.roasce -ThTes young mn

theatrical DssfHT6aRce. .-ThTe0 Young Ill
were before tho Mayor yesterday - = WeF
the chargs OF creating disturbances 4t the
Theatre the night before BY lOud tal(6ng IN
: private box, and by aiterwAr0e. tn1106Ing
upon the privacy Of that building ab4 cFoat.
ir9 : row With tho managemehtse - 81
nlcyoes. Aner long hearing tfepaxtie1
100 heId to bail for their good behoy and
to apeWer IN indictment BY the 81 oscnd
de1 ~ 1DnruAsy 16A
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Sudden Darkness 3 o'clock yester-
day morning the gas lights in the city sud
denly disappeared, leaving the streets in
total darkness. On inquiry of the proper
officer, yesterday morning, as TO the cause,
We understand that the large holder was on,
and that owing to the large wheel not re-
yolving it hung, and that before the watch
man az the holders could put the other on
the lights were extinguiahed. The other
holder was not then put on. for tear Of iill-
ing the stores aud hOnes, where tho lights
had been extinguished. with 8aa, and IN
Whenever light was taken Into them. The
accident was one not easily guarded aeainat
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-
FssE0 Hundred Dollars eawsrj.---l VIII Fay tha
y above reward or two ianixsd aSilafa faf the
spprsbenfioa and de3ipAfy Ga ina Of Esssyo mau
pamsi Frederick, who has lived fsr the Sas sixteen
ron,i.s st geassi hospital No l. lie is II Oaa skia
sp about "a or ~ yesHs old. ana rathsr asarnusts
when be ia talkiag ~ waisa person. hays NO
reecilsesiSn of hs iresa sta CT the opinion hs II
In the army Visiting nsiaesrs nr mesa Of
solisrs, he having proaahly passed hisassf Oh a.
free man. lie "a not Abcvs the masaiusn are.
noy-otf VA PtJLtIfs.
YdNtI OfFJEiRS and rsj.stes ef ssesi z Lsez df.
Z my-I wiz pay reward Of 500 for my boy
Tbornsoa, n lodged in Jail 50 can get him again.
He Is IS years Ct age, mn1aita. abent feet iIssa-
a. weighs about if0 ihs whssksrs AM Ias0saaeiis,
intelligent good looking, wfitas veil. well bat oaa
or two small hard Jumps 90 side cf hs nscx hc Wa
formerly owIsd by Gel Wllhss nesr uAaEe Z =,
ard isftthera twn xesks agc for tha army IT Brandy
station. He left Montgomery IN the charge Of Il
Reoks, and ha may be ~ s1ape Alabama fssifnent.
He may 20 hf s<ne o4fisr naG1s- Assress ms, q
MaHigoncfy, Ala. ~ NkttUfps
MO 13---cnd2SN
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4 AkGE and valuable Tobacco Factory On Haia,
4 4 between 26th and 9Th streets, for sAle.-W0
authorized to cell the large fourstovy tt bacc0
Factory located above, now occupied BY the
French Government at the rental Of 81 800 per an
nun. The lot has front Of 80 feet and depth q
no ll-2t
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HARM tor Ssle-A fine grazing Farm, in tho
county of Greenbrer, Containing six hundred
acres Of land about half cleared and well ses In
grass the other balf heavily timbered. The above
ferm s situated between the IouKbuYg and Kanawho
and the Nichols turnpike. There 10 q comfortable
dwelling house, conis ming six roOEs, and other out
hocses, iine orchard, and a spring caating about
four festnf xater-alBost enough to turn . Mill-
very cold aud clear. For terms apply IN VIM b
Isascs Co, c0rOer Of Main and l4th streets, or ad-
dtess M DAVIS,
np l0--Gtt Box III, Richmond, Va.