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thought We should conquer thtm. But l don't think
YOU viii now At any rate IL you do II tell you what
you've got to turn round and do different nom Wha'
you've done so far. Now If you ever expect 10 Wih'
,u've got 10 leave OF making money. do you see
any prt scc Of the Union berg restored to Its former
ba isgI No sir; your Republican government must
fall % you really think so Yes folks that can see
n the ,uture pre6ic; this. What are we goirg 10
have in place Of y better republic than we ever
hAo yet Slavery is one of the m pillars IN your
orr sent Cons taOn That's what has brought this war
upOn you Do you suppose that God Almighty ever IN.
tended slavery 70 exist ut the South No, sir You all
fight haphaza ard that's Nhy you don't srcc ed better
When YOU Inns your common senfet 10 bear upon the
natter then you may hope for success and not TIL II en-
Tnat's what me good generals on our aide tell US
IPl.ass give yIur fathers and mothers names Ny
"a heFs CIOd bles, you, I've got none here en- the
earth NJ mothers name "a PI ebe. Iss like my sis
ter's Where DO your mother aud sister reside 2 They
we're living al LlIrsse sconsin, w en- went 10 war;
Lord If only Insre in this body There ANT 10
such thing going there in IL Is th1re! No Wei
you see / touched on q subj ct that was near TO ms
heart didn't they call you acopptrheAd in the army
No, sb; was a stAunch UaiOn man in the army. If
hadn't thought that We should whip the Sou b, DO you
suppose 40, have fought day. No indeed. Where
did you 10 Q our bdy?l Ga your old conounded Bull
Run bat en- Thought then had been LEI dug the
Federal I'd have lost every man had before Id
rssreated. But then they havnt all so much fight IN
them a. have.
How did you find this placer followed the crowd.
WAS there a crOsd coming mere croWdY Ny
G. d Won ought to see EN-. Did you try to count
t1em Count en-? Did you ever try to count q
gais vi sand on the seash0reS IL there 10 other
pse bes des this for them to come u No other place
as general There's plenty Of SUB offices, but this
is the general pOssOfhce. Are they all impatient to
conmUn;c4,eSl Yes; you ought 70 see them. How
d. Won get = chance 10 speak The way we get a
eisnse Il Just like this when the judge comes al1ng.
and he sees any one whose atmosphere is the same as
the mediums he says "Do you wish to speak to-day "
You stand on the outside ring of the circle, as Is
called Till the superintendent comes, then you hop in,
if you get your chance. Oh, il Is sort of natural
thing A. you get near 10 earth ard the medium then
there's moment of uncOnsciousness -you'r, 1sI mo-
mrnt and then you wake to find yourself controlling
strange body. l cIn't tell you any more. Do you so
inside the body Of the medium Well, they say We
dOu't. l can's tell you how used my oan body.
felt the difference wheel came here. Well, goodbye.
/ feel little better. July II.
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Tx CONCKRr at Metropolitan Hall last night was q
decided success" Notwithstanding the II rsatening
aspect Cf the clouds Hall well filed, and the
diri seemed to be AppreciatiVe. Mad. Ruhl made
very favorable impression. She is vain pretender
ID TIE 'ide Of eaHtGtriee, easily assumed by vO-
c4lits Her oe, though somewhat deficient in power
Is clear and msliAuoqs. Herr Braun is an excellent
vioOOeel St. and Mr. Allen ballad sgner of rare merit
Miss Rosetta Dale, Of this city contributed to the
e,ss Of the entertainment and sure that all
reasonable per ons present were more than sa fed with
the performances.
Another CONCERT will be given night
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TEL Z G K A 2 II I c.
Reports OF the Press Association.
sKIR asu NEAR LAgAYkTrE. ETC.

SKIR4lSH NEAR LAFAYETTE, ETC.
ATLANTA, GA, September IA special despatch 10
the Iuttligenc, dated l6 b fem Re.aca, states tha'
heavy firing heard sIaday, whc proceeded from
a sklmish, nine miles north OF Lafayette The enemy
was driven back by S,sWart's artilry, Cheathams di
WHOM. No loss on cur eide. The enemy'5 loss was
considerable, including thirty prisoners.
On the same day, Wheeler had a tkirmsh rear Sum
neville, ard drove the enemy back two-and'a.half
mil 5, capturing twenty prisoner.
The enemy has large force of Oanted infantry 10
this neighboIhood.
The late movements in Wits ValeY we're ouy made
with the intention of getting possession OF ChaIanoOg
where Rosecrans ia forfjing, wi euty no: choo
Ing to risk a battle.
HGnd care ere running to Cleveland, Tenn.
All are sanguine.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

SEPTEMBER 1873, public auction yuma 10 Nelson
County James River, will be offered the following lsnds
/. MontezumS Estate Of B. NeClland Decd le0 Acres In
two tracs 1eIms day Of sale. ~.
2 COleton and personal property Of every desepon5l
Arf. Estate Of JOS q. Csbe, Jr. Terms cash mostly.
g. Ivy Greek, Estate Of p B. Cabs, 100 acres valuable for
timber and wood IN only. Trms SUIT haseT
versl Traits n Land belonging the Resduary egatees
Jos. c. Cabe decd lying In Athena lie and Amherst counes
valuable for wood timber mainly. Part valuable to.
baceo land Psts Of each tract will exhibited day sale
Terms csbh t. suit purchaser.
s. -Four valuable Houses and lots FERNS cash or to suit
chaser.
g. valuable Farm OF 50i Acres Win dive ling neces-
buildings for rent. WILLIAM D. OABELL,
se1T-dtds Tye River Ware House =. o.,
Nelson
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LAND FOR SALE.

T WILL sell on the 25th of September, (Fhi-
DSY) Imai FARM Of $50 ACRES In The county Of Cum.
beTland about miles from the Court House. improvements
good Framed Dazzling, with good rooms good Apple and
Peach Orchard The out buildings Corn House. btabe Kitchen
Tobacco House. &c In toerable order has 30
Greek Low Grounos so srrss In original owJI Ia
healthy and desirable section 10 MIS- shops Pest ONCE
only few miles to Wss River, nRvigabe for small boats
M Dowdy living tae place. will show It 10 visitors. Leave
the Packet at Osrteve Mr. Pamore the
furnish conveyance the Parm Enquire for r. H. Jackson
phO will Sell privately 70 those wi,bing 10 buy. -
The day. 26!h will Sell beautiful LITTLE PARh
miles nom Cumberland O. H. Of 100 Acres; about 80
original growth The Land lies WELL quite level very pretty
Dwelling; the house has 6rt-pac,s out buildings good,
with well Of the best wsier IN the yard; garden
yard well enclosed, with bnrdanee OF fine shade In the
yard only ~ miles u the RIVER The TO shops, and
featuring mi several churches quite convenient soeie
also hard OF 80 Of different kinds This
the locations for either Physician Merchant In the
county. which will fe al the Household and Kitchen
Farnure Horses, Miles, kc r fact eve thing for
beast.
On MONDAY 2Sth will oGer Of the prettiest LITTLE
FARMS In the lower end OF the ~ only mile from James
River The Farm contain about 1870 Acres Of land original
oWth and pl mtg field pine The selling has FIVE rooms
yard garden well enclosed usion second n5ne
mandng the River for miles Ice House,
House Stable Barns Tobacco House good Cabins
excelleI garden and delightful water Nth good Orch
ard and Handsomely set In clover TIE late representative
Prince William Mr. l. res!ees the Farm, and will
give Information desired good cAaLce for Of wheat
b. P. II. JACKSON,
watons Mills P. o. Aucuoneer.
Persons visiting either Of tn above places will please enquire
for r G,odnAn who will give all necessary information
sepl7-du
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ArO.her eOueert vIn be Given tO-night.

LINCOLN TO BE- RE-KLECrED-The New York eau.
casi reminds it readers that "the Constitution re.
quires that the successful candidate for President OF all
the S.AGs shall have a msjOry of all their electoral
votes; failing in this the election goes to the House Of
representatives. and the House elects voting by States.
Now scarcely within the reach Of probability that
any candidate will majority o. all the electoral
votes Mr. Lincoln had in 1860 The election there
FORE will 60 to the House of Representatives, where
the voting being BY States, Mr.. Lincoln is sure Of bis
alecIinn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18

DEsERTERs SHOE-Tuo deserters, named SAUL broth
sNOt in Franklin county Monday by citizens
They had perperAted acts Of incendarism and other
outrage, when the citizens OF the neghbOrhOGd
up and executed summary vengeance the offenders.
The mountain regions Of that county said to be in
tested with desertsrs who commit all manner of depre
dAtOuL Vigorous steps nov being taken for their
arrest both BY the military aud civil authorities, and
many have already been brought to justice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18

NORIHEAS ELEoHOHs The State elections in Penn
Sylvsnia take place the 10Th Of October in Ohio on
the 18th Of October; in Massachusetts, on the Sd OF
November; in New York and Wisconsin on the 9Th of
November, aud in Delaware, Iowa and Minnesota, on
the 10th Of November.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-18

DEAiH OF REv. Ma. SHUcK The Rev. J. Lewis
shuck prominent Baptist Missionary who had spen.
the most Of his life in China, died at Bsrnwe Court
House, c. few days since, in the 5lst year Of his
age. he native of Alexandra, Va and was edu-
Gated At the Virginia Baptist Seminary near chmond.
his third wife, to whom he married in 1854, sur
wives him. The deceased was well known in Virg MIA
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REDRORD LAND.

w as,h september~f not sold privately beore-a TRAoi
OF LAND yng the turnpike i've miles Est Of Liberty and
miles Lowry's alton, adjoining Il lands OF T.
saunders, Jsq Mrs nerTnan 929 Acre
about whereof Little Otter low grounds The Improvements
small Dwelling House feVert CABINS Corn House
and Stable. -...
Also TRACT lying Smiths Mountains, adoinitg the lanGs
Anthony Mr. 9oad, and the Nicholas Robertson
and containing I59 1hls land wholly In tesrPne
oak timber except small clearing and caon reserved for the
present to the tenant. ..'-
These Lands will be sold for cash. credit Of and two
yea Qntere payable Gnnusl the pleasure OF the pur
chaser.
For further information, apply to D..
VIM. ~ BURwELL
Or q. A. WISGkIELD,
aup29 -3Lawtd Liberty, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP, MoNoURE CO., Az TrO>EEss.
my GOODS STATIONERY De

BY DUNLOP, MoNoURE 4 co., AU TGO>EEss
DRY GOODS, STATIONERY, dc.
nN TUESDAY, the 22d instant, commencing
" at O'clock we will sell By catalogue, at Auction Sore
and yauabe Of f. glsh Dgy Goods Station
cry, &c, consisting IN part Of ~
ibl piec.s 4 Mohair Lustres, rttd Qualities
40 do Pure Apaeas
55 do Black and White Prints
1870 do Made Plate Prints
SO do 6s White Cambrics
800 do Irhh Linens, assorted qualities
81 do ack t. fet's
pgks - Folded Grape
16 pieces "a inch TaGeta Nolr
90 do 45 inch Irlsh Sheetngs '' Nf
100 do ~ Fronting Linen
$50 do Brown Linen .....t .
80 do Damask
20 40 Is inch HuckabSck l-.
G1O dizen 2Ox2) and 2lx2i Linen Cambria Hdka
81 eces Extra Super White and Drab saueeps
IL do Indigo Blue Mixtures Army Cloth
1872 do sc inch British Long 10th
"a do silesis Plsnnel tssGrted coors -Hs.
1878 lbs Blue and White and Black Thread
120 dozen Patent Shoe Thread
los pair Ladi-s Ssso'ted shoes
l6 cases go Letter and Gap Paper assorted as TO
quail ~ and ruling
All the above goods purchased Of the manufacturer or
their GRsnt- in the Eogi markets. by merchant Of this city,
familiar With the trade and for quality and style OF
finish equal not superior to Of goods ever offered for
iibses ii sheepgs and is shlr:rgs and oznabures
ALSO,
with other goods suited 10 The trade.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination on hondsy the
2lst instant.
JAW DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.,
,sn 14-ds Auctioneers.
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AUrTTON SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
A JAMES RIVER FARM Foa SALE.


RB authority of decree of the Circuit
~ Court Gooehllnd uoiy proatuced o. he 81 dsy q
Srpfmie- 6s In sat In UhAn peaelrg IN Id court be-
Matthews Al derson his s aud guardian
Of The na hi d'en CIV H. G Amer Gee p int q. and
May Garland Anderson and oth,rs f1dsnis, s Com
msi appointed Isid decree ed TO sell at public
auction, 10 the gheh bidder. at Gocehand Cou House
WEDNESDAY, IS day Of Oct her, 1863 the acs fard In The
til AID ceedngs In fad suit menioped whereof tie Vim
H. g. derson died seized lying the said count Of Gooch
land the pond above hAden Adyen dam and
hehauSs Fey and Cedar Point pu lie landing the
and ddjotafng he Court House property
Thet net contains about 465 65 70 OF James River rot
tom OF noe quality and Is 20 Greek a fully
~ the low grounds on the river.
Thtre sreAbout IS forest 50 Of which are covered WITT
oak hfkory, &C., Of origin growth.
The whole Is well watsred wlh Dever-fallng streams
The buildings consist OF sN yelling House. good Oversee
e house. three large tobacco (ramed barn
BILE, &c.
The sale viii be made on the following
TERope tird cash, onehird In the other third
For deferred payments purchaser give with
good personal security and lille retained land till last pay
ment made the tad bond bear interest day Of se
and Il payable annually. MATTHEW A. ANDERSON, T
ls-ctds
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Iron CHARLEsTnN.

CHARLESTON, Sept l7th.-The cqunOctia gale came
on last night with considerable Olepce, and still con-
tinues. The oaitor5 are not in sight. All quiet
sIcoND DEsPATcH
CHAHE,ToN, Sept. l7th.-Thc storm he's continued
with intervals all day. Everything is perfectly quiet
night. The enemy's feet has witt drawn to smoother
waters.
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rEKAs .7.,r y,ar ssoo0; nOauI go 70 tor less
%. iod - % per month
nnSEsaE year t1SOO; suonihI sou
n year, 800; months, tiOo
SsmIt,Anre5 a. hsrak Of ths subscriber.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE next Session of this Institution will COM
Il mence the Isl Of JrCBFR AID continue nine months.
The exercises In the depamensAcademcL Law and Medi
cAl-WiH be conducted as herrt fore
Nearly all the districts Senatoa for state Students,
pontmenls 10 I'LL the ncss will omade the 18th
Of September.
AppIcailons wi accompanying tesmOnas shoGd be ad-
dressed 70 :. MAUPIH,
septl5-c2t Che OF the Faculty.
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suacaslHs chose papers nArEsdV With Gross VII under
"a s Of Subscription about 70 expire and VII
e , prompts n thsy vsh Their papers continued
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Adult AND INsP'R eENERALs oITIoL, [
RIoENoHD, Sept 9, 1868. I
GENERAL ORDERS,

RICHMOND Sept p 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 12l.
Paragraph O6I Of Army Regulations 07 Of the Reguls
tons Of the QuartermAste DePAmen amended 10 read as
follows:
Ocers are entitled to pay from date acceptance
appointments the date Of promotion; provided
Disturbing officers, who required 70 give cia bonds
shall forward the always duly executed with their letters
acceptance and that their shall take effect only
approval Of the bonds the War Depart
But Will officer be assigned TO duty and
ceive pay until he has received his appon men
and approval Of said bonds will be forwarded TO
ocss through the Chief Of the Bureau which they belong
H. All officers Of the Quarter master Generals and Commary
Generals Departments Except such hold commissions In the
regular army Of Confederate sate appointed prior the
Of the present session Of Conge January l2h
1891 prior the date OF this Order have not
filed and by the War Department hereby
the neglect the Commanding General
the officers concerned short absence 70 make
their bonds and shall report this fact TO the Qdare
master General.
Ill No A. picaton Of the above ORDER In
individual will be entertained BY the War Department
vacancy be occsSoned 10 any brigade regiment at 4
post application viii be made for appointment In eonfor-
nifty General Order No s. 1893 and the appones In accept
ing his position will be held strictly 10 the requirements OF PIE
cydng Paragraph |.
". Ocers Quart Generals Deparn en whose
appointments bear date subsequent 10 the 18th Of January
1865 who have ed bonds duly executed will be allowed
u ugh for Suh me- not exceeding sky days. as may be ne
ceesary TO enable them 70 execute their bot DIS.
" Commanding OIL will be careful 70 recommend for
pontment dSbu sing officers only such furnish
oSbe Of their ability execute the bonds required
b. law
VI All letters Of appointment herea er issued vii
panied Notification the sppointee that his ol bond
returned with his acceptance And that the latter will
effect only the date which said bond approved
By order.
Adi,t and Inap'r len
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LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAM.

LAND SALE IN hUOh INUIHAWs
n pursuance of decree OF the County Cont
Of Buckingham In the OF Role Edrdge's adminra
tors against Eldge and ohrs made at the term, 1868,
oer for sale privately Tract Of Land. lying in the said
county, cong 400 adjoining the lands OF Edward Res
Henry others. The iaud situated abau miles
Of the Court House. immediately the road Leading to New
Canton. well Watered Hes WE'LL and Is Kind productive
quality ofthe tract $50 cleared the in
original forest Of foe timber
made privately before the November County
county, which Is the ond land
win that day be sold at public auction In front Of the Court
House. JyHN ELDROGE,
j. II. FITZGERALD
auI2-dtNoV Oommls,oners.
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dtNov
VALUABLE FARM of 1928 ACRES In

VALUABLE FARM of 1878 ACRES IN
LHuenburg and Prince Edward the head vaers Of Not
within three miles Of Meherrn Depot and ~ miles
from Prices Dpot the Danyille Ra lroad, for sale
We authorized 10 sell the above valuable Farm. II
which about 100 land and the
remainder in original and secondary grovhs eDbracng large
OF hne timber The improvements consist Of good
dwelling and ovesee house. several large barns and sta
bes good negro quarters Mr. George W. Hardy former
Of LunenbuTg who lives adjoining Mr. T. H.
soks will take pleasursn showing the land 10 those who may
call on them. .... t-..---.....
TEEs Oah und possession OF The bulldogs at and Of the
land the crops gathered. Apply TO b,
G0DDIN 4 APPERsoE.
Pg-Mr Stokes has for sale another small Farm In the
above locality, which he will dispose OF favorable terms.
D.
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800 REWARD RID !.

PAOO win dive the above reward Of 500 for
ne arrest and delivery Of boy HANDY officer Seal Of
this city, He len The residence Of Major Elliott llth street,
about 10 days since He about 6 years DID, DARK mulato
has na suit Of straight hair rocking and hnpng little In hl
gait short and heavy built and abaut feet inches high He
nay ssek employment In the hospitals army Richmond
be laIklng about TIE city.
mha-H G. A. HHNRY,
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NOTICE TO REFUGEES.-I have ATLANTA
IN ton Of about 700 acres about four miles from Chua depot
the Danve railroad which Wish to rent or lease until ne
The dwelling house has four rooms besides the
basement The outh sufficient think to accommodate
tWey five or thirty negroes Also, tlbe barns &C. Iheie
good opportunity seeding from 100 TO 100 bushels OF wheat
and crop Of The neghborhood one Of the best In the
State Possession Of the dwelling be had at once and fun
possession early In the fsl.
My address Is Amelia Court House, Va ,
sep2 ltaw4W JOHN G. JEFFERSON.
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ARMY AGENCY FOR VIRGINIA.

NDER the provisions of an act of Assem-
" bly,, passed March sh 1862 Agency located In Rich
organized for the OF receiving and for
wAsdng TO the soldiers and officers in the Confederate service
State Of Virginia contributors Of clothing shoes
Also and take Of all hospital that msy he
contributed purchased for the Of the SICK FOUNDED SOL
ers OF Virginia
AdepOt has been procured hockOe SLIP four doors from the
main TO the Columbian Hotel al which place all such
conrbu will be received and stored until they be
warded TO their destination The State or Its Agent win
incur risk for the SAT y OF goods received further than de-
ponds the fidelity and propr diligence Its agent employ
All expenses r storing goods and transmitting them from
this point will be paid by the State.
earnestly invite all 70 send forward such
articles their relatives friends In the army may require
their protection and comfort with the that Ell IT
Will be spared their delivery the proper pers
Let them be securely enclosed In box ewse upn
small compass possble distinctly marked with the Of the
party to whom sent his company and regiment and directed to
the care Of the undersigned at this place
A. g. BUF0RD,
su23-cw3m Army Agent for Virginia.
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BY BURTON, ARNOLD 4 90, AuctiOneers,
No. 70 Sycamore street.
-AIIIARIE HRACT OF land AND MIL

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND MI IL
' PROPERTY IN SUSSEX COUNTY, AT A UCTI0N-
On SATURDAY next the 10Th Instant at 19H O'clock At the
store OF Burton old Co Sycamore street. In the
city Of Petersburg shall offer for sale By Auction 70 the highest
BIDDER desirable tract Of Land lying 10 the county
Of SUSSEX about miles Greek Depot, the
Petersburg Railroad containing about 49 Of land with the
This property adons the lands Of Mr. Dan
lei and Others and formerly owned BY Mr. Edward H.
Eppes Others owned jointly BY the estates Of II.
Y Mitchell j. T. j. Moore and Is sold Tor division be-
tween The mill washed away about
and with expense could be again put up the stones still
there There Is also mill the dam Both these mills
aid large burnssL The land 80 In highly respectable
neghborhood, aud healthy. An enerpg would do well
purchase this Sold unde decree Of Sussex county
court by order Of the Administrator Of said estate
TKRNsoash credit g. 10 and is months Purchaser to
execute bonds notes carrying interest nom date and title
tanned I'LL paid for, CT trust deed required
ALEXANDER D0YNAN,
Commissioner, Admin ttrAtor, &C.
BURTON, ARNOLD & co, Aucts.,
seI5-dH Petersburg Va
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HOCKEa,S MILL AND TWO FARMS
FOR SALE IN BUOKINGUIM

ON the 18th day of Septer Der, 1862 IN n.
fefmiy with the WI Of Geo Hscker, deed will sell at
publr auction on pe1les the large manufacturing Wheat
and Corn Nils In the county Of Known Rockers
Mil Aso hs Plantation attached but which will be sold
rately
The MIL Tract Is acres besides the I build ng
has on large aud comfortable Dwelling House, and ali
sary out houses, In good repair.
The Plantation contains 27s Is very productive and
en- cultivated for many years With and lgmen
with view the preservation Improvement
There the plantation also good Dseng House and
houses.
AT The time place will sell another Tract o, Land
belong TO the estate Of the said Geo. Hooker used
IN miles from the boye property containing $40 s in good
heart and we'll timbefei 1his Is also = valuable tract
Purchasers have the option OF paying cath for their pu
chAse OF taling such time they may choose
and IL months equal pay Is boDd With good seehTy
with interest from date. VI.
~. p BOcoCK
Gug25-d1av1ctds Exor Of GHo. HooKER tecd.
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ADJUTANT AND INSPECT

ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Sept. II, 1868 {
[EXTRAcrl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No 2i6.
XVI Major W. MALLETT, A. Q. g. Artillery, heretofore
gned to duty In the Ordnance Department. hereby tally
Superintendent s. Laboratories Of the Ordnance
Department with headquarters at Mac)n, Ca
By command Of toe Secretary OF War.
JOHN wITHEss,
sepl2-lw Assistant Adjutant General