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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

DseaASuRe rns Sourn.--A correspon
dent q . Southssn journal, expatiatin(
upon ths unpaEallNled indignitiss offered
By tho Yankeee 70 the Southern people
expresses The conviction that, having
foand 4 impossible to elevate the negro
% the level Of the white man, they arc
dstsgminsdto degrade the Southern white
man TO the Lowell Of the negro. -.
Undoubtedly there is no base tnine
which they arc not capable OF contem'
pisdng, but in such designs Is these
iae;r capacity is not equal to their ma
iisuNy. The laws ofnature are too strong
even for Yankees. Even If they could
CONQUER us, they cannot also conquer the
decreee Of Heaven. They can no more
dee1,de the white man to the negro's
level than they can raise the negro tc
equality with the white man. All his
tory proves the fact that you can neithe,
keep the white man down nor raise the
negro. God has arranged and fixed
these things by His inmmutable laws, and
no human effort can derange or unfiz
them.
We IRE aware Of the malice Of the
Black Republicans, and how far, if sue
ceoeful. Il can 70. We know that, so faI
q earthly possessions and physical vel
fars is concerned, there would be no
bounds to their triumphant diabolism-.
They would make every one OF us 1000
for starvation or the gibbet; they would
deso.atc and confiscate every rood ofland;
they would reduce our women and chill
dren to mental servitude and field labor.
But still from the depth of our tribula-
ton each true Southron could exclaim,
''Thou mayest slay the body Of true
man, himself thou csnst not hurt" They
cannot crafty their envy in that which is
Lac chief end Of all their malicious arts
our degradation, our deprivation of self
respect, our lofty and unutterable con-
tempt Of thens We understand, as the
world does, that loss Of worldly goods,
that Imprisonment in penitentiaries, that
death itself, does not and cannot degrade
men vino sct from virtue and principle,
'bnt, on the contrary, reflect new glory
upon their characters, give them new
claims to the respect Of the world, and
make their title clear to Immortality here
and hereafter. Who would not rather
B, the Southern patriot in poverty and
tribulaion, than a depraved and vulgar
son Of the Pilgrims, dressed in purple
and fine linen, and incapable of one ele-
yAted thought or generous aspiration?--
Who would not rather be the French no.
bic, dying calmly and proudly under the
hands of that Red Republican mob, who
could kill but could not degrade him, than
the beastly canaille, who gloated over his
death agonies, and are now execrated by
AL mankind, and suffering in another
world fortunes which they in vain at
tempted to inAict upon their victim in
this.
But we shall never permit them even
this transient triumph. They cannot and
shall not conquer the South. They may
take all our seaport cities, but they will
never touch vital part Of tho Confede
racy. The knowledge Of what they in
tend will nerve every arm and inspire
every heartto perish TO the last man be-
En,> s,,snnufnr II auch demOns
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- BROWNS Essence Jamaica Ginger
pure italian Salad Oil; finest English Mus.
lard Lows Brown Windsor 6oap: English
Hair and Tooth Brushes; fresh Cod Liver
OH; Just received at
NEADE d BAKERS Drug Store,
an l7-4t4 n. w. cor Main and 10th SITS.
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A VALUABLE ESTATE On James river, ! IL. %
"A above Richmond, for salt a. auctlOn-By request
of the owner, who cannot give tle Necessary attn
ton thereto y Ill sell az auction, upon tit ptPfus~s,
ga Thursday, August ZOth, at ii oCi0tk 81, hr
'Westba.n Cottage estate. formerly Owned bv Gcn
Peytgn situated as stated above, ard containing
4S6 acres of which IS river low g.asl :,
about l30 rich meadow land. ttN acres o,sn
high land, and rs acres woods, ibe most q ben. J.
iy tribered.
The soil is tht Of tie best ianIGs river farms BE-
lag red ciaE, very ssGei eibe aad rCtctt,yc Fl
proyeneut, and is III iiBo htaTt as tee crow
crops viii show
Tie improvements bric! ard framed dwelling
with ten rooms, kitcen Smoke house nero gus
ters, barn. with stationary tresher attached, stack
courthouse, tobacco houses, etc. and there asS9
good orchard.
The usual passes through the property, AFFORD az
the cheapest trat laton for the IToaget % 1t
nprnyeTs ioE tie -, id also Guiiy access u TIE,
CITY by the pacS-l3
The neishboi noeJ = good, Situation healthy a4d
| there is excellent waited.
II is deemed Gnr esSry to enter into further pa
tlcuiars, = preferred that persons Hshsg 20
purchase hoald examine tue property Tor the,.eis
1t may be added, however, tAat Wetham tSltlgc II
alike from The ravages q the enemy a
| depredatons by our army.
Combining neaTness to the city, with rToduct!
ness Of soil and variety and excellence al Iupav,
laents this altogether such an estate as rs f- y
/ brought into market and persons wishing re-, ~
valuable property would Go well 10 attend the safe
The title IS perfect, add the VIII De made To-
suit purchasers, plat Of The property can be S u
| al my Office.
am author zad to state that Il the purchaser sh II d
wish To rent out the property he can 40 50 10 go :
| tenant at the rats q 81 100 Per allnurn
Persons Intending IL VISIT Westsln Cottage must
| proy.ie themselves with passports.
| ani ii - ID WILLIAMS Anct'r.
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At the Shoe Store on 18th street. or
go's s'1 ns, e a Shoes be ioGRS Hoop
skirts. yery elegant; loo Corsets, new
s SN and very superior, By blockade
900 Felt Hats, very fine, the prettiest
lot of Hsas TO be found, most of them black
Hosierv for ladies; Handkerchiefs; Socks
En0iisk. yerynics; 20 doz. fine Merino Shirts
the finest and cheapest we ever saw. Our
stock of Shoes is now the Largest In the Con
co6craev au l7-eOd1w
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IS WILLIAMS, Auct'r.

DESIRABLE residence or the West slde Of 9th he
~ tween Main and Cary streets, for sae.--W be
sold on Wednesday, the 18th OF August, al o'cJ *
a., upon the promises, the property situated as
above stated. ooGQpiod by Major i Wtstoa, aGd J.
joining ,lie residence of John L iiooson i~ 1t -
cgat roouis besides closets and bath room, aud IS
6uppi.ed with water and gus II has aisI kitten -,
stable, carr.ag and c0ai-hOuscs al al brick, Inc
lot fronts 80 ieet and rus buck 10 lee, W,
alley.
The situation is Of the best in theci.y, and tie
whole arrangement Of the premises IS admirable
lEtM>--A potion in cash, and the balance a
credit; the whole in cash ar the purchaser nIA y
prefer. 4 W1iLlASlS,
au 10 AUCt.Olper
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Obituary..

Among the many noble souls who have freely AND
willingly given up their lives for their country's
honor, may be mentioned Il. THOMAS pENDLETON,
Of the % company Richmond howtzers, who fell on
the bloody and narc fought field Of Gettysburg, Pa
on the Sd of July. He was beloved by the whole
company, and by all who knew him, for his many
excellent qualities. He was dutiful and obedient
son. loving and devoted brother, kind aud obiig
ing friend and Of the best soldiers in the proud
army Of Northern Virginia He was nobly dscharg-
ing his duty his gun when the messenger Of death
struck him, and when his brave comrades came to
his assistance his last words were, "Tell my mother
died doing my duty"
He leaves brothers, sisters, widowed mother,
and host Of friends, TO mourn his loss.
None will regret his death more than the writer
Of this short notice, who having known him long aud
well, fecs his inability to do justice to the noble
young soul who fell in defence Of his native and he
loved South. q"
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Hy Laniers, 7auess. 4. caaa,. A.,...



WE win sell on Tuesday, the is,h aag~. =, !.
warehouse, Ne . Pearl street con- y u
o'cfStk eiSeiy, Asfse Assortment a Ens. ~
e93is, ss,fs i'ut & esst q flsw .
Esg GODS
i@f ss Es1ev irs--
tn 10 ~ 5 ar4s s4t..s
so DO - Grass Ii;.eu
20 do Linen Berla.s
10 do fine Irish Linen
10 90 l14 Bcacied Linen Shso,ir
300 dozen ladies' Linen Cambria Yekfe
30 90 Madras fieikfs
50 DO turkey Red Hdsfs
100 TO Cotton Hosiery
i;~ pieces Bognst Ribbon
20 10 Black six Lace
80 dozen Canton t,auGei Dlawe,s
10 do Linen Bosom SHIRTS
MOTIONS AND JgwElgr.
5tl3 'lozcu spool Cotton
$40 30 Linen AID Cuttpn Ta7,e2
200 packs Pins
100 los Patent Thread
IQ los shoe Thread
300 dqzgIi Lead Pencils
$50 gross, Agate Bbti1ns
1850 boxes iiar Fms
80 gross steel Pens
eco packs Pay ing Cards
100 gross Fancy Soaps
EsittonF, lhinblez, Need a
Hooks and Eyes, Combs
torjs and Iasses, Cravats
tyut l&.lVs, press Trimmings
Paper ani Envelopes.
Also,
i fine lot Of JewelFy.
~ ASn Shoes
500 pairs aC t,aicT Shoes
200 co Me, BaAnerai Sates
200 do Caya.Fy BJo!s
100 do Bro ans
100 do Boys Stoes
50 40 Mems Slippers
Acc 90 India Rubber Shoes
GpocEmss, g..
bbls old Rye Nh,sGcy
Is lamu0hns Holland ca
KEY Superior french Brandy
5S eases roWhatau Clay pc5
80 bags Peanuts
20 Usrce5 hto
10 Kegs avia
20 ,d9U Fi3rtt.. t;tGrs
i@V lbs hXtlaJt LaEH,at
~ les Ailn
, dozen BRAKES Elt-rs
Li&.tiS5, ItilE-lN & CATFrT
al - I.ff ,au4rs
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r ARGE and attractive sale Of fresh Dry 6ocas
- Boots and Shoes, Hats Stationery, Notions, am

r ARGE and attractive sale Of fresh Dry 0ocas,
- Boots and shoes, Hats, Stationery, Notions, ana
ssey tosds--We VII Ealf, IN 1bsrsaay heA., ane
It'll i1tss, 81 ca- wsrelense, t9Enleh' fss az o,s
o'oiGa, sparGi1 assortment of tFSsh - JOS, con
sist,ah III part Of
loo pieces A brown shseti,ig
100 do black and fancy prints
Is do fine Irish linen
IS do black alpaca
Is doz huck towels
Ca tweeds, fancy cassmeres
Fancy deaines, white and gray flannel
Black and white p.a0S
Selicss and cambrics
Pril d. chine
80 Guz bowl and mixed = hose
80 doz white cotton hose
800 French corsetts
800 packs American pins
100 ,oc0 large needles
rs 900 GarninE needles
70 silica shawis
80 doz suspenders, assorted
so dog gents hdkfs
100 dog ladies hdkfS, assorted
800 bdles hair pins
100 grea, gross black and white bone suspender
buttons
600 gross agate shirt buttons, neck ties
Linen Bosom shirts, hoop skirts
Flax thread, sewing six
Spool cotton, tooth brushes
100 ,!oz rubber aud horn fine combs
so doz ivory do do
Dressing and pocket combs
800 reams iine note paper
so do letter and cap paper
200 do Confederate note paper
125 600 white, buff and canary envelopes
200, 900 Confederate envelopes
600 dog lead pencils. assorted
1000 dozen pen holders
100 gross Washington medallion and other pens
Memorandum books
Pockct-b oks, porte Inonnaes, purses
Fine pocket knives
Scissors, backing
Gun caps, tobacco bags
800 dozen fine honey soaps
200 do gen brown windsor soap
1000 Brian root pipes
300 rubber pipes
20G0 confederate pipes
ALo,
400 fine black felt hats
800 gray naked nutre hats
100 Claret and pearl do
POO drab and brown felt hats
500 wool hats, assorted
SHOES
coo prs ladies' lasting congress CATERS
200 prs do do laced 30
200 prs DO glove calf sawed boets
$50 prs kid heel baiuoIals
800 prs morocco sawe; boots
eco DIS children's morocco city boots
100 prs Go heeled baimorals
mems haimOralS
90 DO congress CATERS
do do heavy bTogau5
SO prs fine calf bodts
Also,
900 prs Whitmores Gotten leef cards, No 10.
IA IS SUMNER X Arenas, Aucts.
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MARRIED.

August 10th, at the First Baptist Church,
by Df. J. L. Burrows, Mr. CHARLES B.
WINSTON, of Albemarle, to Miss ISABEL
LAT. WHfTLOCK, of Goochland.
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.r.

A DESIRABLE small Farm, SIX mics East from
"a Richmond, ct Auction.i viii seq UPON the pre-
misses Saturday, the 22d OF August. at u O'Clock
n, the above Farm, Containing loo acres, yiEg near
by Mrs Clarke. adjoining Dove Hill, Ir F1Tra, aud
others. There are about 30 C,earci, tie bes
part o: which is under cultivation; tho balance n
woods. The improvements consist pi an excellent
dwelling together with the usual OFT buildings Tie
purchaser can have the privilege ii buying tie
growing crop at valuation.
TERaIs-I.bcrai, and made known on day Of sale.
au Is JAS VI TAYLOR, Auut'r.
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DIED,

In the city of Richmond, on the 18th inst.
Mt the residence of her mother, ANNA MA
son. wife of John Amber, of Fauquier CO.
and eldeet child of James NJ. Mason, Esq., Of
Frederick county, Va, {now Commissions
from the Confederate States to England il
the seth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from st. Paul's
Church this tuesday afternoon at 81
O'Clock. The friends OF Mrs. Mason and OF
Major Amber are respectfully invited to at
tend
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of heI
husband, Peter (. Morgan, Jr., Mrs. JANE
VI. MORGAN, aged 81 years.
Her funeral win take place from her late
residence, 4th street, between Clay and Leigh,
ut 81 o'clock this afternoon.
On the 14th day of August, 1868, Mrs
MARY A SHARP, Of Wairtown, Ocean co,
New jersey, wife of Capt John X Sharp, in
the 35th year of her age She leaves a hus-
band and two children, besides many friends,
TO mourn their loss.
At the residence of her mother, in Char
lottesville, August 18th, 1853, Mrs. MAMIE
L. COCHkANE, wife Of Lieut.. IL F. Coch-
rane, and daughter of the late Gen. Edward
C. Darlington.
In Caroline CO, the last of July, 1868, Mrs
ELIZABETH SOUTHWORTH, in the 4Sth
year Of her age, daughter Of John and Nancy
Brooks, decd, formerly of Hanover co.
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WANTS.


TLTANTED.-An overseer, &C, wants an
w engagement as Overseer and gardener.
he is 80 years old, of practical experience in
stock, crops, &C. His references and cha
racter is uncxceptionable. No family but his
wife. Address IN B F." Overseer, SCOTS
burg, Halifax county, Va. He is exempt
from military duty. au 1s-lt*
tl|ANTED-AttheR Raleigh bayonet factory,
w No. bayonet grinder, liberal price
and permanent employment will be given
Apply to s SMITHURST, Sup't,
au lS-3t* Raleigh, n c.
NTANTED-A young lady, at Mrs. NJ. C.
w ALIENS, Dressmaker, on Franklin
st., between 18th and 10th streets.
au 1S-1tx
M ANTED-Three Carpenters. Steady
w employment and good wages. Apply
to b. s. Robertson,
au 1s-1t* Opposite Richmond House.
ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.-A
l. gentleman with twenty years experience
in the mercantile world, who is disengaged
after O'Clock p NJ, desires to obtain en-
ployment in any kind Of writing appertain-
to a counting house. Quartermasters' and
Commissaries' returns made out promptly
and accurately. All kinds of copying at
tended to with neatness and dispatch Adj
dress ~, at Dispatch office. au lo--1t*
DOOM NANTED.-Wanted, immediate
III ly, by gentleman, well-furnished
Room, in central portion Of the city.
Apply to DR.: TALLEY,
Office Army Medical Board,
Cor. 10th and Main sts, Sd story
au 1SE3t*
IL, wanted for the Otev Battery of light ar
filIarv Apn1v with reference tn
+ Lieut. E B GUM,
At Pollard & Walkers,
an 18-et* Cary ct, bet 18th and 18th.
COWS WANTED - Wanted, at General
~ Hospital No. 4, two good Mich Cows.
JOHN s. AUSTIN,
au 18-1w* Hospital Steward.
CTABLE WANTED.-Wanted to rent,
y Stable. with Carriage-H House attached,
between LIST and 9th streets. Address Post
Office Box 1926. au 1S-2tx
NOOK WANTED.-Wanted to hire, a
~ good Cook; one that can come well re-
~ ziMMER & cos,
au 16-2ts No II Main street.
CARRIAGE WANTED.--Wanted, light
~ one-horse, two-seat Carriage. Address
j. D. EDWARDS,
au 18-lts Box 1873, Richmond T. 0.
UTANTED-A purchaser for
wv 60-horse power Engine, stationary,
without boilers. Price, $1,000.
20horse power Engine and Boilers,
complete, new. Price, 5000.
l0-horse power Portable Engine and
Boiler, complete. Price, s., 500.
Percussion Cap Machine, complete;
will make 10000 pistol caps per
day. Price, 5000.
Rifing Machine. Price, s., eco.
Cupalo Fan, Patterns, and other
foundry fixtures. Price, g, 500.
A small lot Of Shafting and several
Pulleys.
Any one of the Articles viii be sold, or
whole lot together. Apply to
SHAY, WILLIAMSON Il CO,
Raleigh, N. c.
Or to s. ADAMS, Master Armorer, C. s. Arm
DRY, Richmond.
Win be added
l set of Boiler Plate Rollers, heavy.
Price, 81 SOL au lists
Neutrality-suspicious. Bonds
w Wanted, Bonds and Coupons of the cor
poration Of Fredericksburg, for which the
highest cash price win be paid at the Bank
ing-house OF
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IF Miss ANNIE JOHNSON, formerly Of War
i renton, Va, is in town, she can hear from
friend by addressing wv. p" Dispatch Of
fee. au 1S-lt*
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Z OF OF It"a' Etvr safe at arc..aa.-i sd, FL. .f
- Tuesday, tae ,~tr list, ~ ID '.tlrr Door, DIE SO
cant lot conner "a fiRlsl', AID i'ia ..'.., a'1' is
Ballard iiJus2, a,i tl.a .AIDber lF.'E t-4e'E.
W. IL ~ II8AStN4-. A-'tI
EIOiSi iCIH AMI ki.r.leu FGr..Hfr 81 la
H au,t94.--i vii sos 81 Iats.y i.sr I''e ts' il
tLl res l,,euce of ! II Ehnare s.t..sft 90 o. Oh r.,
OF 2ith aad q streets, tn.on Hal, Jc-Lh1s al il
ock.ck, all Of his Furniture, eanpilsufE part
mahogany Wardrobe
Marble top Bureaus, Nastrisnd5
Fables, Chairs, tiyistCAGS, 81
Cooking stove, Feather Beds. Carpets .f
an IL f = tiS-,SANl>, Artf
ify Williamson It Ga, Al:ct',s, -. Nam Sr'.
RpOkS, Stationery, nysiJpes, Sc, at t..t''t-"
- Wi sell II 9uf ~f'5syrcnY, ~ tIiW "a 20 i'.-
day morning, Aag 1873, yatfug i..igs st l4 e-'-t 5
lot Of 8 ht9i and MISCELLANEOUS sgUas, ccaeitl. %
history,
TftClosy,
se;etce,
.-- +t.- Ats
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0ekA as WAETED.-FuTssx And
TM1k4r CMsu Pm rocxD (sccosding TO
Qonlsty) w1,l - pa q tina OFFICE forall
iaads q C1xAN COTTON AND LINEN
RAGS, b lAsgs q @sAp qnantitieA
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By Thomas w. Reese, AuctiOaee5',
i0ficc corner Of 18th and Cary SITS.

ENlEisAST Household and Kitchen Furniture, ana
~ Piano, for sale AT Aucton.--I will sell on Wehes-
day 18th INST, at 10 O'CLOCK at the house corner Oh
10th and Broad streets, all Of the furniture On a
family declining house keeping, consisting ia part VI
Elegant rosewood ease grand Piano, pfiSSss
patent enc Of the finest IN the toaicoefacy
Elegant rosewood parlor sets
Fine mahogany chamber sets, complete with
wardrobes, spring mattresses, &c
EttcSre very tine
Diung and tea uh'as
BRUSSELS and 3-piy carpets and rugs
Oil paintings
BECK case
Window curtains, cornice aud shades
Chairs china and glassware
Bsadiag, linen and cotton sheets, pillow cases
Table cloths, towels, napkins blankets
Comforts, MarEei.,es ana other quilts
a MOL city made sewing n,achius, in complets
order. (sl0at's)
Tin safe, kc., with the usual assortment oi
Kitchen furniture.
aul! THos " KEEsER, Auc,
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!-I shall have Ice, of
i the best quality, At my Office, on the ba-
sin bank, between 9th and 10th sts., at 6
o'clock this Tuesday morning, where all
who are in want may come and supply them.
selves. [au 18-lt*l RICH. REINS.
QANAWAY-t25 REwARD-Left the subscriber on
~ Friday. the l4th inst, negro boy named TOM.
He u about IL years old, dark gingerbread color,
about fest Or 10 inches in height, walks very
badly, having had . riong On the left hip. The
aheye sswaf4 viii DO paid Tor his apprehension and
caaAaensat N jail or dslisery 70 me.
N 1e--4ts BENJF DICKINSON.
nj OTICk-ln obedisnes 10 the PROCLAMATION
IL Of the President Il the Confederate States,
we are rsQuAated 70 give notice that the First
md Second Markets viii be closed Friday the 2lst
* August, 1853, u being set apart ss day Of fast
aAN'L ELLIS, clerk OF LIST market.
- le-sss J.P. TYLER, clerk Il ID mazkot.
4 p0lRA1k8 IBvestnent-Fov sale, ssnall
- woosss tsssoey, psAs Linoonton, 9, % ths
WIlniAgt6o, Cossoete and Nulh1sfosd rsilroad, c.
. hears, ~ - eapoeisy a wAteh san - Increased
49, lp6o, Reknsn1, e aaiS-sss
T!ds51S : SsSI9 SIsss IL % siosiim WI s.
In no1e - ~ 4FoAusy DoDortDsnt m . -.
66ot = cse11e1ee - IN, i ~ e1s., - - 70,
- lnD4ga1 01l11sa -, lno4 AveA eolh. IL
- - 1gy -, -, thent1 seeaeaaae ~
~ - - - - - sa911a1ls. y -
. Lnsss - aalAegliao = NannGna 2 g. ~
- ~ q w~aswew1 WHSeAneux,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HRADe'Rs MAro's MOUNTED GUARD,
August nth, 1868.
A TrENT!ON This company will meet in fron; o.
~ the City Hall, Wednesday evening, i0th inst, a
5o'cock. mounted, for drill.
Sergeants will repor, at y O'Clock.
BY order o. l., BAKER, CONG
GERyAs STORRS, o. an lo--Zt"
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T,RtSIfI'S sale Of Real Estate As the onIy actin
i Trus, ice uaGer deed from I, " Green ana vile
to m set and others aated 2lst Of Febrnarv -
and with the conseat oil tie parties Il ,cresteA. i
viii sell at auction, On "Wednesday tte .3sh day nj
August III fair Il not then the uext far dst
thereaiter,) eli ga ocSek Z N, ultu TIE pfe,n.s
the following real estate being portion Of the pre-
esty conveyed BY said decd, vii i lot or par, i
Of land fronting Gu the Westilam road, about four
miles itom Richmond, adjoining ''Ggenoa:ae,' tie
farm Of sir ; d Hicks, and containing / u acre :,
more less.
The iernaa wili be - prescribed BY the deed,
" II be made known 1t the time Of safe.
The deed provides that any creditor iateras,a
therein who inipht purchase ary of the psolesi !
might pay fourth III tie purchase meuey lu d
and the remaining threeIoussiss IN any papef Sc
cured thereby. A b WILLIAMS,
ali Is Hastae
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By lancaster q; 90, AuctioneerS.

WE viii sell at auction at our office on Thursday
W goth inst, ut y o clock
$500 Virginia State registered bonds;
5000 Confederate states per cent. registered
bonds;
$40 City Of Richmond bonds;
70 shares Farh.ers' Balk stock
50 do Rank Commonwealth sI0eh
80 do Va and Tenn K. 4. stock;
) do Wig lila Eeatrai Railroad stock
% do James River aud X Canal stock.
aa II LANCASTER < CO.
ADDITION
s. 900 Richmond and ie.i.Yille railroad bonds
. shares Richmond ImP0 ting ana Exporting
stock
10 shares Richmond and York river railroai
stock
The following stocks belonging to an estate:
$40 $50 Virginia state stock
5000 Richmond and orG river railroad per ct.
bonds
40 dividend bond Ia central Failroad
10 Shares stOCi. Of the Greek CO Of Golfers
Q do DUe rcge turnpike stock,
au IS LANCASTER < 90, Auc;s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18
,raE valuable Farm il Henrleo eoanly. knowa a.

THE Valuable Farm in Henrico county, known as
High Meadow for rent at aucsion--l Will of
fer for rent for 1884, at auction, on the premises, o
Monday the 24th Of August, at IL O'Clock VI, the
valuable Farm known as 'slIigh Meedew, situated
or the New Bridge road, about Two miles below Rich
m0nd, and containing about go acres OF highly IN
proved land, With fine dwelling and ample oct build
i1gs. POSSESSION wiii be given To tie tenant for
sowing the fall crop, and fail possession % The Isl Of
January next.
TESMS-At sae. GEO. ID. peasants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

A NUMBER Of vsoant Ictstn sidney. FOR sale at
"a auction VIII BE soid On the premises on Tues.
day, the 18th day Of August. At 4 a'ciorg 7. VI
the following lots In the ipspef sit1eg
LIST -Four lots Gu novsg asaf El.ass1ags, ess sgsea
Cherry and Cuiyert s,s. f.etssirs az = IS Is: e-e
and running back 1919 feet q a. siity ~ ieet iae
3D. Four lots In the plan Of s.Bucua Vista, sid
ney Nos SO and s9,) fronting SO fee. each on tie
south side of Taylor street, and Nos. o. aud 80,
fronting so feet each the north side OF Williams
street JAS. 81. TAYLOR,
au 10 Auctioneef.