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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-14

THEArKIcAL--The London Star, Of
the 9th ult, says:
On Wednesday thn steamer City OF New
York carried 0uf to New York, asaaonsst kcl
passengers, Miss Bella vauktAn, Il, sYtiese
who has gained much celebrity by hss pxr
formances at the principal psOyinelal thea.
tres, aud especially by her rucent psssOuiG.
cation Of Lady Ansllsy, In the ply of LADY
Aadiey's Se<rct;" Mr. Gosnersufl and III,
and Nrs. Dc We're, Of tho Liverpool Royal
tlcinen have been engaged by the leaaee eg
the Richnold Theaire, Virginia; bal how
they are to reach the Capital u the Conioae-
facy, alter their arrival IN New York, is
mysicfY.
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inANCkLLORSvILLE FARM, In SpotsyIvanis
county, containing s5A acres, for eale--We are
nofei TO sell the above Farm situated on the
r.ausIo&a leading from fredsricksbuTk to Orapge
.oaft HOUSE, ~ miles distant from Frederick ebur9
.a'ung sd acres, 1.-TWO reserved for family
ea,,,e e,eyard The land Is good and lies we'll far
,'a''ou y, is Well wooded aud has about $50 acres
!, eA1si land mostly fine upland meadow. There
u'efseets house Oh the plsce--the dwelli0g
m. ~.si buildings were destroyed by the enemy
r. walls oi the large trick dwelling supposed
's'@s apply to uODDIN a AppERsON.
ee It's
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A Sepere F;su--On Friday afternoon last a
soldier, while under the influence of liquor,
fell from the abatment Of the Petersburg
Railroad Bridge, ON this side Of thc river,
breaking one of his legs and sustaining some
internal injury. We were unable 10 learn
his name or to what regiment he belonged.
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The G.gs.-The following parties were
yesterday committed to the cage, to be heart
before Ills Honor the Mayor this morning
Harriet, slave oi J. w. Blake. charged will,
stealing between $1,000 and - ,0OO, the pro-.
perty or her master, and Caroline, slave of
Lucinda Pitcher, charged with receiving ihs,
same, knowing ii to have been stolen. They
were arrested by officers Seal aud Ward.
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4 Bid Charactes--A little girl, named Ma
lissa j. Palmature, was brought before thu
Mayor. Saturday, charged with stealing slyO
in Z. s. notes from the coat -pOHket Of do.
zier NJ. Hughes. Melissa had gone ia store
on Broad ST., and collected from MIR. Hughes
five dollars, upon the representation that her
mother and sisters were Ia suffering con.
dition. Hughes was about washing his
hands, and had thrown his coat ON tho cOun.
ter, and the girl having seen him go to Il
and take from his pocket-b0ok the money
which lie gave her, it is supposed this was
the way Ia which she found cut where u was
kept. The Mayor, recognizing lcr as girl
of bad reputation, sens'her on To the Hast-
ings Court, which sits this morning.
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8ittmnnh 8ispsitt.
LATER FaOu TIE n0AIR.

The Baltimore American, Of the 10th,
has been received. 1t contains very lit
tie news.
A Telegram from CINCINNATI, dated the 9th,
says that Gen. Crittendeu's division, of Gen.
Rosecransi army, took possession u Chat
tanOOga ON that day. The CoHlederates
eyacuatedf the town on the Sth, retreatins
SOnfhWarA
t An arrival at Philadelphia brings news
from Vera Cruz to the 18th ult. The occu
patton Of TampicO by the French was e.
fected after slight resistance. The French
forces Also occupied Tucelcamingo Mira
mon has given IN his adhesion to the new
order OF things. Another rebellion II re-
ported to have brokeH out ut San DinacupO
The yellow fever is raging Ia Havana 10 q
considerable eyteuf..
The New York stock market was excited
on the 9th. Gold quoted at l3221SS Nitwipia
skies 81; North GaTplinass GG, fehnessttss Gs5.
STILL LATER.
We have received Baltimore papers I /
Saturday, 18th inst, containing the fol
lowing:
FROM TENNESSEE.
A dispatch dated Knoxville, 9th. saws:
The great campaign of the war is over.
We are in full possession Of East Tennessee.
1t is a great but biOodless victory. The
whole march OF our army was perfect ova-
tion, anu our entry into Knoxville all event
long to be remembered.
Thousands OF people of every age, size,
color and condition, lined the way, with
shouts and tears, intermingled with martial
music, and JOY reigned supreme
Burhside's address TO his soldiers and the
people assured them Of protection, and that,
while justice should be dealt, revenge was
no part of the policy of the Government.
Col. Gilbert has been appointed Military
Governor, and General Carter Provost Mar.
shal General Of East Tennessee.
The following official report of General
Burnside has been received:
CUMBERLAND GAP, Sept 8, 1863
Major General Haiteck, General in Chief:
have telegraphed you Of our movements
up to the occupation of Knoxville by our
forces. Since then 4 cavalry force has been
sent up the railroad to within a few miles of
Bristol, capturing some three locomotives
and twenty-Odd cars.
Another force, composed of two regiments
of infantry aud two of cavalry, brought to
this place in person to reinforce Gen. Shack
eliOrd, who was here with two regiments Of
cavalry, Col. DeCourcy being on the Ken
lucky side with brigade which l started in
that direction before leaving Kentucky. The
infantry brigade marched from Knoxville TO
this place, sixty miles, in iifty-two hours.
The garrison here, consisting Of over 900
men and Ia pieces Of artillery, made an un-
conditional surrender at 5 O'clock T. NJ. to-
day, without a fight.
A dispatch from Gen. ROsecrans, dated
camp near Trenton, Ga, Sept. 9th, $50 r
NJ, says Chattanooga is ours without a
struggle and East Tennessee is free Our
move on the enemy's flank and rear pro.
crosses, while the tail of his retreating
coium will not escape unmolested. Our
troops from this side entered Chattanooga
about noon. Those north of the river there
are crossing.
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kiCHMoND AND DAsvlLLE RAILROAD,
SUPERiNrENDENT's OFFICE,
Richmond, Sept TO- 1868.
DAN AWAY from Ne sr Pow hatan Station, Rich
III mOnd aud Danville Railroad, ABNEis, "a slave
boy hired Of Dr Dorset. He Is about 6 ieet high,
ginger bread color, and when spoken TO speaks very
slow, and is quite an int. lgent looking boy. The
CllAS TALCU1T,
Sc 12-5t Sup't Il b f.
DAN AWAY from Camp Wipder Hospital, on
III, the 3ist day If August, 1868, my servant mau
PAUL. He is about 2l years Of sye, black, .mooth
skin. about feet or iaches b gh, thick tet,
quick spoken, limps slightly, owing 10 affection
OF oae OF the little toes, Commonly known "cow
itch" He was formerly from Jefferson county,
where he may aim ogo, to Char lottesvile, where
he was hired last year. will give $l00 reward ii
delivered 10 NE Mt said Hospital Ell in
Jail, so that get him again.
LEE WAGER, d,
Sc ll-3ts lst Dv'n, Camp Winder UospT.
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Eok saLE-A beautiful Farm, very near Fredc
~ ieksLurg, containing about 600 acres, lO0 OF
Which are arabic and very fertile, the balance grow
nf up IN wood The impros sements are a substan-
ia brick dwelling. nearly new, containing sixteen
i"ogs, An excellent grist mill, aud other houses.
Apply 10 X X Howson, Richmond. or " the pro
piieior, on the premises JOHN nOWISON.
tl-us
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DSaRaBiR Farm of l57 acres in Hanover county,
near 10 Salem Church, 10 miles east vi Rich.
h'li lor saie.-We authorized to Sell the desra
%" fafh On which Mr Charles r Cross now resides,
obtaining lal acres, aid adjoining the lands of nr
aeofge Pollard, john Haw, aud c w Elicit The
i''if"Vements consist Oi dwelling with five rooms,
sHfA'ge house, eofa house, stable, sc. Possession
gwen al once Price t35 per acre The crops, &c,
lh &c bought at valuation The neiyhborhood is an
excellent one Apply to
&c l9-1t annrIN II AppERSON
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Jklrket Prices The following prices pre-
vailed ut the Second Market Saturday
morning fg the articles enumerated -
Green corn 81 50 per dozen, black eye
peas 50 cents per quart, butter beans 11 per
quart, sweet potatoes 81 SD per quart.
irish do. soc per quart, cabbage sO.ael 80
per head, Tomatoes 35as5c, per dozen, egg
plant .5aSl 25apieee, snaps 75ca$l per quart.
beets soc per bunch Of six or eight, 0kTa 5Oc
per quart, pumpkins 81 50a2 80 apiece, wa
termelOns 75ca$5, maskmelons a25ca4l VI
apiece, grapes SOC per bunch Of about half a
pint, chickens from H. to $3 apiece, ducks o.
per pair, beef 81 - per pound, veal 81 -,
lamb Slal 25, mutton $la1 95. smoked san-
sage 81 %, beef tallOw 81 per pound, COM
mon bacon lseo dotiesy agd half per pound,
(an abominable extortionD shoat 81 90 per
pound, salt sllad $;isa3 Is apiece, salt herrings
snc ,,, ,ea,rn, pu rn s,ss sa b art pss so1sa,
well supplies, but, as the above prices will
show, everything was very high.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

THFONIANI TNUN MENTtN
Dates from the City of Mexico, via
San Francisco, to the 18th instant, have
been received:
Miramon had been appointed by Gen. Fo.
rey commander OF the Mexican forces.
The Triumvirate had notified the repre-
sentatives of foreign Governments that 4
legal Government had been provided for
Mexico, and they had been requested 10 reeoj-
msze the 1iiMn0irate rs constituting such Gov
ernment.
The American and Central American Miu-
isters replied that they mast TecoyniSe TIC
yssafex Government until further Instructions
from their Governments.
Comonfort and Doblado had published
strong appeals urging the Mexicans to con-
tinue to respect the French.
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GUDDIN h APPERsON

kon sAi.s~-i'rfvateiy, my Farm in Chesteriield
.odhi, containing 4A acres, lying three Mises
'iie failfoad. Il has on il "a comfortable dwelling
"i'n s'A foohs, the necessary ont houses, and al
aoahiAhoc ''oc ol wood aud timber, For further de
.usl'l"D I" the land refer ~ Messrs Peter Il Cosby
s,,, 20, Commission merchants, Richmoni, to the
'aos.fiber, living Oh the premises
SC IV--3t< WuIIAM coanE
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AH hyht.- Before the weekly dress parade
Of the departmental l'attalion took place,
Friday afternoon, the Reagan Guards had
q drill meeting, ordered especially for the In
spection Of arms The company appeared
in full numbers, presenting a line military
appearance, their highly bnrnished arms cx-
hibiting most gratifying spectacle Of great
industry since the late memorable campaign
NJ Sfewarf,s farm
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RUNd WA VS.

~
sINWU Hundred aud Fifty Dollars ReWard.-Ha,i
- away from the subscriber on Wednesday the
9Th inst, one negro man named Henry, age about
~ years, medium height, dark copper color, wcigis
about lt3 pounds and came from Chester Distract s
Z. He may attempt 10 get back to that State He
was supposed to have been caught the same day
but broke aud ran from his capt0r. viii give Two
hundred and fifty dollars reward for his apprehe J.
sion and delivery TO Messrs Hill, Dickinson Il Co. or
confined in any jail 50 get him. Ii DAVIS
sc 14-ts
- AN away from my service, on tn. night Of the
H. 10th inst, negro girl SALLY. She is abou, Is
or ~ yeara OF ags; color nearly black; of medic
stature and genteel appearance. vii! give $25ior
her apprehension, II taken in or about the city, or
s5Oi taken IN, IRE than ten miles out.
o FAIRFAX,
81 ll-3th Grace at, bet 81 aad 4th.
E,ifTY Dollars Reward--Wlii be paid for the appre
heisiOn Of Ann and her child Eliza, who left my
farm, near Fowhatan depot, On the 10Th ult. Ann
rs good looking black woman, about Az years old,
0l medium size, aud responds quickly aud ntelli-
gently when spoken to- Tie girl is about seven
years old, very intelligent, aud little jimber jawe
They were purchased Of Mr. ID X Williams, Of Lynch
burg, on the 18th Of August aud supposed to be
making their way, by Petersburg, to WarrentoD, N
4, having been sold Ia kicaAa4s0ud by Mr. Qui.cy !,
agett tur Mrs Hays, or Warren county, last May
will pay the above reward oi ity dollars il placed
III jail so that can get them. K N HUDSON,
Sc t2-3ts Geuiio, Va
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itxpossed The exatnlaation Of VIM. II.
Travis, charged with shooting hfs wife, WAs
again deferred BY the Mayor on Saturday
List till next Friday, ON account ~ the iear
tAlify Of Mrs. I. 10 appear and testify. Her
physicians represent her ~ improving Fapia-
u, and Thought BY that time she would BE-
able tts xsl ont.
NassisS1nn Basg1u was asSaiGnesl On the
charge Of receiving three i,ags Of cortk ff0M
hegro, knowing the same 10 hare bsesl sto-
len. a witness testified that the negro had
taken II from the Government stables It Ba.
cons Quarter Branch. The Mayor continued
the case till Monday, and bailesl the accused
IN the sum OF 500 TO appear and answer.
Thomas Bird, u free negro, arrested for
stealing horse, will undergo an examina-
ton on Saturday Mr.. GeOige Dabncy Woot-
ten, counsel for Bird. made an esrnest sp-
peal 10 ills llesior To lail his client he was
confident Of proving the negr0's Innocence,
and did not see why he should not be pes
naitte,i. 10 so ut large till the trial. The
Mayor refnsed To comply and Thomas WAS
committed to iail
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RICHMOND September H. 1868.
ENXCiiAN0E NOTICE, No. 1.-THE following Con
~ feerate officers and ,en, captured at Vcksburg
Miss july 4th, 1s63, and subsequently, paroied
have bcen duly exchanged, aud are hereby de
Clared:
l The officers aud men Oi Gen !. Stevenson S
division.
3. The officers AID nieu Of Brig Geu MoOres Dfi-
gade.
L. The officers AMI men Of the "a Texas regiment
S. The officers aud men OF Waurs legion.
o. Also, all Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered al City Point at any time previous ~
July Both, 1863, have been duty exchanged, and
hereby SO declared. kO OUID,
Sc HIT Agent Of Exchange
IT. Southern papeIs copy siA times and send bills
To the War Department.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOtS.
1t is reported on the authority of an es-
capped Federal soldier that the Conlederates,
under Price and Marmaduke, were evacuating
Little Rock, Arkansas, with the intention OF
making astand at Washington. Their num-
bers are now estimated ut not more than
:, 900 men.
Judge Calwallader, Of Philadelphia, has
decided in y case recently argued before him
that the right Of Congress to pass the con
scription act is legally and coHstitutiOnally
derived from the clause of the Constitution,
giving Congress the power to raise armies,
etc.
The Baltimore Republican has been sup
pressed by order Of Gen. Sehenck, and its
editors and proprietors sent across the iins 8,
with peremptOfy orders that il they returned
during the war they would he treated as
spies.
Last Thursday Archbishop Purcell left
Cincinnati for the purpose of visiting tue
Southern Confederacy. Tie will pass through
R0secralls's lines, and go to Mobile first.
A dispatch FROM Columbus says that, re-
cruiting having failed to fill up the quota Of
Ohio, an order has been received iroin Wash
inyton TO enforce the draft. The number Of
men to be r.ised is l2 ,00O, requiring the use
Of 1900 names. The draft will begin at
Cincinnati next week.
fire Friday morning destroyed the boiler
works, blacksmith shop, and machine shop
OF the Globe Iron Works, OF South Boston
The accident will cause u delay III the con-
struction Of the two new monitors building
there.
Minister Adams, in his latest dispatches,
says that he is still Of the opinion that the
rebel rams, against the departure Of which
the Emancipation Society has recently me-
morialized the English Government, will be
permitted to SAIL
Exciting reports are IN circulation in Kan
sas of another invasion Of that State by
Quantreil, who has at least 600 men near
the Kansas line. Mayor Anthony, Of Lea
wentworth, who was arrested by order OF
Gen. Ewing, has been released.
The Democratic nominations In New York
are Secretary OF State, ID. d. st. John
Comptroller, Sanford 4. Church; Attorney.
General, NJ. B. Champlin State Engineer,
Nan r. Richmond; Treasurer, WIN. b. Lew.
is !: Canal Commissioner, W. w. Wright
Judge Of Court Of Appeals, VIM. +. Allen.
Col d. n. Strother. Porte Crayon,) Of the
Sd Virginia Yankee cavalry, boasts IN tie
papers Of repulsing rebel cavalry attack At
Bath, Va.
The British prize steamer at present Ia
New York haFl,os, has been purchased BY
the War Department
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1.-TWO Hundred Dollars Reward -Strayed or stolen,
Oh Cary ST. in of EIairs, Corner oi 18th 1t,
Que black Horse, with one white hind foot and star
ia forehead and cavalry Saddle, Bridie and Halter
OH. will pay the above reward for the delivery ol
the i,orse saddle and br idle To MI G Hatcher cor
her 9Th aud Maiu SITS, to Jno Sagg, at Major ID
Woods Office, Oh Bauk st, or to me, la6 Cary st.
So lC-4t4 A HATCHER.
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Whipped - Bartlett, slave Of John ILL., Par,
ker, was ordered whipping by the Mayor
for having in his possession piece of vii
cloth supposed to have beep stvlen.
William, belonging to Edward Bsowping,
was ordered fifteen lashes for beating drnni
in the street on Friday night last.
A thrashing was also awarded San, thu
property ofG. w. Robertson, for stealing.
six sides Of sole leather and one bag 0I col.
fee, belonging to the &. i. Government.
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ssyTos ksr.ps YeAierdaS lncsf 80 -
1rahy Ocrufrsf It the A1irficln NSt61 r..
iegeen tw0 buys one white end ~ o1kof
inx : k1ife aud pursuin9 IL. nerfa 80,
juupca frUua tke inskle aeconsl-e3of$ win-
IlOw down 70 tkc.aly light immeaialejy Oser.
the passaec lcasttHg.t0 the lsAtess ea3snnce
~ fhc diHlng r0om. The glass eovsslnw tn
the skyIight broke through, but lostshalely
tAe negro boy extended his aruns n tisie q,
catch hold u The sides 1f the hole o..
roof in which the glass had been ineestesl.'
Fhe distance FROM the second etOsy yindoH
4, the sky-light h about fiiteen fee1. and
ffDsa that TO the first A0uf ni,ont ten feet
more. No Injury was sustained BY The ne.
gfo.
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VNSTRAY COWS.-Came to my house, about the
H. lSt inst, near Camp Winder, two stray Cows;
10 red the other white aud red spotted. The own
er is requested to prove property ply charges. and
take them away. THOMAS MokkiS.
50 ll-Jts
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srWO Hundred Dollars keward.-stolen on or
1 about the 10th Of August, On the Manchester
road, from the farm Il Mr. Wotare, five miles from
the city horse, blaze face, three white feet
large frame, wounded on the backbone Immediately
under the saddle, the scar still visible. Tte horse
was we'll known through the whole army as belong
ing to the late Lieut. Col q Coppens. ANY infofnla
ton that will lead TO the recovery OF said horse will
be gratefully received, and the above reward will
be given. Address Lieut. Col C0PPENS,
SC 7-6ts Spotswo0d Hotel.
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LOST, S1'RA YED, dc.

I DS1-Cuhiedcrate Cert .fcate.-l1st by me- ou the
~ lst day oi June, 1865, near Raccoon Ford the
Rapiahanhock river, Va, Confederate Certificate OF
Deposite, No ~, dated Itti oi April 1864 issued in
my name, for $500, on account Of the February
per cent loan. 1he public cautioned against
trading for the sae as notice has beeu given to the
Department aud application made for duplicate
sc iJ-law6Wt X NJ TAYLOR
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IL w n ror saie-Ihe subscribers will offer At pub
,,,,,.a auction, ut kices depot, on the S0uihSide
r,a,as "a, ~ The county Of Pri1ce Edward, Va, on
Ism. .he 18th OF September next, two tracts 0t
,~a Que contains e55 acres Of land aud Hes four
uoin The depot; the other contains COO, and lice
"a e from The depot Both tracts are well wood
srisa, fed, and convenient, aud stand high rs ex
t,,ms 'atias The surplus tilaber al0se On these
sh' rs''' WI do we'll 10 examine for themselves.
s.,As-Cash, IN Confederate money.
"Sa'sSs, South Boston, Halifax, Va.
... JOHN ROGERS,
tl1thSs BYRD X R4l0ERS.
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HSIFFY DOLLARS REWARD-Stoien from my sia
II BILE IN Sidney, near Camp Lee, on Friday night
4 sorfel Mare She has white speck ia her fore
head and two white specks gu her back, caused from
saddle gals She has one white hind foot. | vii
lay the above reward for her return to me or inor
NATION so get her again.
li-8& TiIJAEERRO
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kS TRAYED or stoen-On the morning OF the 18th
ilst, meiiumsiZed dark bay mare Mule,
branded On her jaw with the letter 90" suita-
bic reward will be paid for her or for any aforna
tiop that " i'll lead To her recovery
4 i
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}hAUfifuL BUILDING LOT. ON the South side
- y, " Gay tetween Adams streat and Brook ave
,.,.s, -, ssis-Hs are authorized 10 ssll thst most
ara.. a lDr located ~ above, adjsining the resi-
sias ~. =. Ms D.blst Miller, froating - feet, ran
ss esck l5v feet TO IN alley.
-e-s 00DDIN 4 APPERSON
ap ,of Saie --About 80 ACRES IN Nicholas
Lss,,' va, 1e0sf Wtsch Is cleared, tbs balance
L., uAoersd; good veins of caai also ON the
is'e sSqaestsoaabls. Apply "
ss .. CHAS n LOCHkk,.
Batrl0y fAlis Va,
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L TOLEN-S300 KeWurd.-Stoien from the resi-
- dence Of the subscriber, on the night OF the
lith inst, $575 in Confederate money, nearly all
x2> notes; ais q black Coat and Pants. The coat
has my name in the left sleeve, aud it s also ia the
pants under tie watch pocket. l will give @lUO
reward for the above, and $500 additional for the
-onvic:ion Of the thief
ll-ott JOSEPfI n WINHEIEIn
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EFF TALIAFERRO.

CTRAYED-Ffonn my premises, on the 7th day uf
- Sept, two Hogs, about one year Old one black
ami the other yellow, with black spots. Any person
who has taken them up, OF can give Information that
will lead u their recovery will be well rewarded by
john BROpHY,
81 lille Garner Of 18th AMI Marshall sts
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Ly yTRAYED On Monday night last, from near City
Point, Goochland county, bay Horse, with the
letter &C" on his left hip, and hind foot white
/ viii give Sl5 reward .or his delivery to me, or ANY
information SO that can- get HIM
JAS N PIERCE,
Sc ll-3ts GoOchlaad Court House.
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JAS n TAYLOR,
Real Estate Ag't and Auct,r

M u are authorized by Mr. W Pierce to sell
w privately, n tract Of Land in Powhstan
enasty about seven miles from Powhatan Station.
gu the Richmond aud Dauville Railroad, near the
Bacsingham Flat Rsck Road, about i've miles
ifon P'Whatan II about four mites from James
river, sjJoi aibg the land, of Mes,rs Pieasnnta.
forloin, aud Mcaruder. 1t contains about 100
ssses, half c'eared, balance In oak and pine The
dseiog house has four rooms aud passage, kitch-
en, Stable, &c, all Of logs. The baitdia,;s not in
very good order. A fine spring of water near the
boaas and creek passing through the farm
Prize. sstfs0 eAsh Possession will be given i'm
m-iistsiy Apply to
lift GADnTN AppERSnN