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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y,,r

~ ABLE REAL ESTATE AND IHAgrI,ot,o,.
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND Be- yir,a'
decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city ~ potH
pronounced the 18th August, lSgi. in a.
" Trueheart against Trueheart. Sc y ~ ,a. q
signed, who were thereby appointed CONNIE "'Ff-
for that purpose. will sell at public ,ion ~ %
premises, ON MONDAY, the Sd O. ttl..r i Ss ue
haif-past o'clock Z NJ, in the or = al -
the following valuable REAL ESTATE and I,P,Sp
HOLD, Wig: ''''''L'
A small BRICK TENEMENT at the oo,r,.
Walnut alley and alley, ami between So So
teenth and Eighteenth streets, AMI Mir ~. "a,
Franklin streets, now in the occupancy Of NJ -
rick Connell. ~
After which, will he sold the LEASE or LFAsp,
forever on certain land at the northeast corr :,
Main and Market Streets owned BY Mr. A nm
the estate Of the late Joseph Alien, tieId,ne 80 :
ground rent Of two hundred and eighty huSL., :
wheat per afnum forever, and payable annuaI,s =
the LIST day Of December, the said wheat 10 h. -, a
at tifty-eigbt pounds per bushel, which Wa ~
known mercantile standard Of q Winchester l,,,S q
of wheat when the said lease leases were exs,,t
or in lieu Of wheat, IN specie, at the avcrave mr.
thereof, ascertained by the certificate Of tL p
lers OF three of the nearest manufacturing mills =
TERMS: 0ne-third cash balance at one ana ~
years. for negotiable notes, interest added and 49,
retained until all the purchase money is fully rs'I
aud conveyance orietel by the court; on All cl-S
at the option Of the purchaser.
W. GODDIN, lco.n,.
Sale conducted by GHupUs & WILLIAMS.
sc 2l-Iawt29SatJ.l
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REAL ESTATE IN THE

tlI1 Or RttHMbND, cN MAIN, WALL
AND BROAD STREETS. AT AUCTION Nv a.,
quest Of the heirs at law Of the late Martha I
Eustace We will sell at auction, on the proIni a.,
speetively in the order named below, on TUESDAY
the 4th day OF October, commencing at ~ o'clork
z. M, the following valuable real estate, to Wit.
LIST. A lot of ground with several framed tene-
ments thereon, occupied by Mrs. Kate Taylor ana
others, fronting forty -four feet south side Of
Main street, between 1wenty-aist and Twenty.
second streets, nearly adjoining the County Court.
house.
I'd A lot fronting thirty feet on the east eiic Of
Wall street, III rear of Blankinship's stable, and
rented TO George Watt & Co.
81. Two lots fronting sixty feet at the southve.
corner Of Broad and Wall streets, rented to @ 4
Ainsley and Thomas Cooley, (who have erected ssg
eral framed tenements thereon;) and at O'Clock
Z. NJ We will sell
4th. The valuable brick tenement on the south
side Of Broad, between Fifth and Sixth streets o,
cupicd by Mr. Linueman.
Piats of the property will be shown at the time of
sale This sale should attract the attention Of carl
talists, as the property is mostly well located
TERMS One-third cash, balance AT four and eight
months, with interest, and secured by trust deeds
or all cash. at the option OF the purchasers
GRUBBS @ WILLIAMS. Auctionec,s
sc % Successors 10 G0ddIn & App.fs,u
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The situation.

The grand manGuyre which the Yankee papers,
~ rains 10 sheir CUSTOM hare been limiting at 'or
he last three weeks about 70 be executed, and TO
result in something that would astonish all the
world and the rest a. mankind, has at length been
tried II has not captured Richmond, but IT has
procured shospitable graves for many Of Grants
c,s-,hroa.s Maok and white. What will he Try
next. WIZ, we suppose he viii manufacture a bull
lctin, in witch he will announce the most splendid
suooess and which Win set the whole semi-harhar-
Gus generation represented by him and his army
20 screaming, dancing, throwing up their hats ana
shouting for old Abe. That is all he has done ahos
he has been in command Of the grand army, anu ~
is pretty much all that he can expect 10 10
hereafter But that will not take Richmond, at
though il may, and no doubt will, assist greatly IN
eleeting Lincoln.
The sudden abandonment OF Fort HARRISON py
orr troops was a sad affair. 1t proves that none
but tried Veterans ought to be entrusted with the
defence Of outposts liable at all times to be sud
denly attacked and to be overwhelmed before the
arrival Of assistance. The Yankees will represent
the capture of this POST as great ylctory' OF
course. But time will show whether it is so or not
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PURSUANT TO NOTICE. A MEET

JIG ING OF THE PHYSICIANS was held at
Ashland, Hanover. county, on the 26th instant, to
consider the propriety Of regulating and making
uniform, al FAR as possible, the rates Of charges Of
the physicians Of the county, DIR. e. TALLEY was
called to the chair, and DIR. C. r. GooDALt appoints
Q secretary.
Drs. snnth, Cullen. Anderson, Gregory and
Mahuder were appointed committee to draft re-
solutions They offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted by the
meeting:
Whereas, tho time-honored and honorable profess
zion Of medicine has, IN all ages commanded for its
members an adequate support and Whereas there
4 no god reason ct tins time for the physician TO
rate his professional services pvoportonay less than
any Other calling Whatsoever, but, the contrary
every consideration of justice and duty to ourselves
and families demand that our charges should be
regulated by the enhanced value attached 70 all the
nsoessasiss Of life therefore,
l. Resoieed That cur fees from the present date viii
BE- THIRTY DOLLARS per visit Tor all distances
II Eve miles and under; all distances over 1--we lniles,
an additional tse Of 81 per mike; night visit, double
that Of day visit; consultation fee, so per visit
extra obsfetsical cases 500 each. Medicine, extra
other cases proportionate 10 the above rates.
Z. Rsso!red, That our patrons may liquidate their
indebtedness TO ~ BY paying In country produce,
manufactures, stock, &c.
3 RSsefrNd. That our bills are due and win be
collected ~ practicable aler our services
yssdsred tSigDed]
Dn. Lslans II. cauthorn. Dp. Charles Thompson,
q. b. Jones, William Wood,
nafhew Anderson, -- Gregory,
j. n. Fox, --- Brackett,
Yhomas Woodbridge, - Macon,
A10nso nnnith, Bnxton,
John LMnphin. Etming,
He0ben 06136eth, CAAfl0e Cullen.
Ez4KIEL TALLY, Chairnan.
6 g. n ooopA5x, eeefetasy. oct-lts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR RENT.

On MONDAY, the 81 of October next, in
Charlottesville, at IL O'clock in front of the court
house, will proceed to rent out the following de
scr1bed property
LIST. The Central Hotel, for three years from LIST
January next.
I'd. Rock Hill, adjacent to town, containing about
seventy-fvc acres; comfortable dwelling, &c. This
property is rented from LIST October, that wheat,
oats, &c.,-can be seeded.
Sd. A dwelling in town. containing ten or twelve
rooms, with store attached, containing six seven
rooms.
4th. A house adjacent to the railroad Office, con-
tanning eight or ten rooms.
5th. slate-colored Frame House near the depot,
with eight or ten rooms.
9Th. small House, and new Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls.
9TH. first-rate Garden of about an acre.
Also, q valuable House and Lot al ten acres, OF
highly-improved Land, in Warren and, perhaps,
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near Scot.syiile.
Possession given to all the LIST of January, ex-
cept the farm Rock Hill, which is at once.
Sc elm G. w. BILLIARD.
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by Thomas w. Kecsee, Auetioneer,
fOflce corner Of Twelfth and Cary streets.)

WA LU A BILE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION =
will sell on MONDAY MORNING, October 3, al
the residence on Second street, between Main and
Franklin streets, commencing at 10 O'Clock, thu
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part Of
Sofas, Pailor Chairs
Arm aud Rocking Chairs,
Paintings,
Marble-top Tables,
Carpets, Rugs,
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses,
Washstands- ble-top,
Pureaus-m arble-top,
WaTdrobes, Sideboard,
Extension Dining Table,
Oil Cloth,
China and Glassware,
Curtains, Window Shades,
Silver and Plated Ware
Knives and Forks, Spoons, &c.
Sc q THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
ADDITIONAL;
Will be added to the above sale
1 very fine Piano,
1 superior Travelling Trunk,
l do. Bonnet Box.
sc 80 T. w. KEESEB, Auetioneer.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

THE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
j AS wOoDLAWN," WITH ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE WESTHAM ROAD, THREE MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND, FOR RENT; AND SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING UTEN-
SILS, &c, AT AUC9ON.-By request of the
executor of james C. Spots, deceased, we
will rent at public auction, upon the pre-
mses, for fifteen month5-from LIST October, 1864,
to LIST January, lSGG,-on FRIDAY, Both Sep
TENDER, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the valuable and beau
tifll Farm lately occupied by Mrs SPOTS, situated
as above stated within the outer line Of fortifca-
tious, and accessible by the Grove and Westham
roads. About one hundred and fifty acres are
cleared and adapted to the usual crops and yegeta-
bles 1t has also variety of fruits, &c. The dwell
ling is OF brick, with five rooms, besides basement,
halls and closets there also two outer buildings,
with four rooms each, large barn, corn-ctib, sta
blcs, &c.
The dwelling is situated in fine grove, with an
abundance of good water; and the neishbOrhood is
in every respect desirable being free from depreda-
tons by the soldiers.
Any one in search Of a really pleasant home, with
good Land attached could not do better than attend
on the day above named. Possession will be'given
at once.
Immediately after renting the Farm, We will sell
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
OF the usual variety two Horses, two Mules, four
Cows, Carts, Wagons, and Farming Utensils -
every kind. Also, II good Family Carriage, &c.
TERMS Rent payable quarterly, in advance. For
the personal property cash.
Sc y GRUBBS " WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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nESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FO

nESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE AT CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
VIR0INIA.--Will be sold, under decree of Char
lotte County Court. on FRIDAY, the l4th of Octo-
Der, 1864, the HOUSE AND LOT at Charlotte Court
house belonging to the estate of James j. Word,
deceased. The LOT contains acre. upon which
isa comfortable Dwelling, having FIVE rooms. in good
repair. Also, kitchen, stable and brick black
smiths shop.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale
Sc 23-Sts Ri GOULDING, Commissioner.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ L. G. SALTER'S SCHOOL, ON
M. Fourth street between Clay and Marshall,
opened September 10Th, 1864. Parties wishing to
enter pupils viii MAKE early application The sub
scrher give the s.rongaAt assurances that MS
school wall suffer no interruption
os lie g. L. &. SALIEk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t6r SPECIAL NoTIcR.-I have on hand
and for sale fresh lot of FERTILlZERS-the best
in the Coniederacy, and in good shipping order.
Stock limited. Persons wishing to purchase will
please address their orders to me Immediately.
4. II. CHESTERMAN, south side Dock,
Sc 22-eod6ts Opposite Nineteenth street.
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VIZ ANTED, situation as WEI
w NURSE by healthy German woman with
a Young baby For further Information call al MI,
TEAIING'S corner OF Eighth and Cary streets.
SO 2S-3t&
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EOR SALE, nice young SOW AND
EIGHT FINE PIGS, six weeks old. For
Particular APPLY 70 Mrs. eHUHANS. on the Osn-
trail railroxd IA rear " Michael fuscell's on nsy-
enteenth street. WN-aV
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
by hin, Dickinson & Co, Auetioneers

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NE.
GHOES The undersigned, In pursuance Of a
decree OF the County Court Of Hanover rendered in
the suit Of Gross against Harris, &c. will proceed to
sell, at the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson Co.,
in the city Of Richmond, On WEDNESDAY, the
18th Of October, three likely NEGROES, viz: One
WOMAN, one BOY, and one GIRL.
TERMS: Cash.
WILLIAM Il ihGg /. VIM, Commissioners.
Sc 29-2awtds
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n UNAWAY IN JAIL.-A negro man,

n UNAWAY IN JAIL.-A negro man,
IL, calling himself ALBERT, was committed to
lie iail of Charlotte county, Va, on the 2oth day
OF August, 1851 the property OF John otey. OF
Richmond, He is OF brown complexion; about
three inches high and had on when committed, coat
and pants of grey-mixed homespun, and a vest of
black ca,ssnet with metal buttons He says he was
hired for the present year to Mr. Thomas Garrett,
Of Lynehburg.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property pay charges, and take him, or he will be
sold according to law.
THOMAS III. SMITH,
Jailor of Charlotte county, Virginia
I rf,U&
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EOR SALE, BUGGY AND HAIR
NESS, both in good order. Apply TO Mr..
NORRIS, at staff Stables, Eighth street. where the
Buggy may be seen. or 70
CAPrAIn J. q. GRISWOLD,
se 23--5ts General Post-ofllce Department.
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RuNAWAYS.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
J WARD for tile apprehension and delivery o.
my man AMOS HARRIS, who ran away on the
4th instant ffom my residence, on the Meeha,l's-
vile turnpike, near the tol-gate. lie is about SIX
feet high, little stopped in the shoulders anu q,
about sixty years old; grey bead and beard. ne
formerly BELONGED to William Copiand Esq, VINO
lived near the yellow Tavern, i'll Henrico county
ana On, the Meebaniosville turnpike He Is pfoDa
biy lurking in the neighborhooi OF the yellow Ia
ys,n or about Richmond will pay the above Ie-
ward for his delivery TO me
90 ests HenFico county
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DOR RENT, three nice UNFUR-
NISHED ROOMS, two with fre-places, suit
able for chambers, at No. ll2 Main street. Call up
stairs. 2S-3ts
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Ct PosTPoNEMENT.-Theh little farm, Oak
Grove, Of thirty three acres, on the Stouey Run
road which was to have been sold Thursday evening"
was not offered account of the calling out Of the
military. 1t will be offered in few days, Of which
due notice viii be given.
oel GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers
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EvpNTy DOIIARS REWARD.

CEVENTY DOLLARS REV ARD. =
n Ran away from the Third Section OF the James
River and Kanawha Canal, about the middle OF !niy
last a bright mnatto man, named WliilAM lie
has a ba,shy head OF hair smiling eo'intehan ,s
and polite manners is about twenty-io years o'u'
longs to the estate of DIR. j. L. Trent, deceased OF
Cumberland, and may have gone to that county OF
to Richmond where he has relations, or mate ms
,rsv Ia some military station as he was last year IN
the se,yi,e Of General Longstreet, and acquired
fonaness for camp life lie had some military
clothing with him. He has q rupture, which may
crve more readily 10 identity him.
The .boye reward. and reasonable expenses will
he paid for his delivery at the office OF the james
River ana Kanawha Company i'll Richmond at the
plantation of j. Robertson, seven mules below
Camnanv or half the sum for such information as
NAV lead to his recovery. A. MICHAELS,
Superintendent Third Section
Sc 27-6t James River and Kanawha Canal
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NOTICE TO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
IN AND THEIR FAMILIES. The VIRGINIA
ARMY AGENCY, at the old "Coiumbian Hotel"
corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, proSides "a
WAYSIDE HOME for Virginia soldiers passing
through this city, stores surplus army baggage, and
Virginia soldiers in the field, or hospitals Con-
tributions must be marked TO the Of the under
signed to give him control OF them. Many are,
doubtless, lost for want Of proper direction.
This Agency has control over Packages sent to
the Soldiers' Relief Association" or any other
such organization, and cannot, therefore, prevent
the loss Of any 50 sent. A. 8. BUF0RD,
70 2s-eoi6ts Virginia Army Agent
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4 WISH TO SELL AT MY MILL IN
i Goochland, seventeen miles above Riehmond,
near the canal, quantity OF HiChohi AND
WHITE OAK, for fellows and cogs
g. 2a-sts JOHN w. COTTRELL.
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JaIIOF OF CHsiIIUtlV county, FIIgIfIId'
co 92-l1w6WS

ID UNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
IL, scriber on the oath instant, at Manchester, boy
HENRY about sixteen years of age; five feet high
nearly black; slender; long face and thick lips; on
right or left side Wen about the size of a walnut
has eruption on his skin, resembling mlsquito bites
When the said boy left he had a soldiers Jacket
and Il common cotton shirt, rather Hght-coiosed
pants old hat and shoes. all of which clothes were
very dirty.
viii give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the
present Confederate currency for the Apprehension
and delivery of said BOY to Messrs LEE & BOW
MAN, Richmond OF in any jail so l can get him
Said boy was sold by Messis. Hill, Dickinson Il
Co. for james Gray's sons. lie is supposed 10 be
lurking about Richmond, or at Mr. Mallory's on the
Mountain road ten miles above the city, where his
mother lives in Manchester where he hasa sister
living with Mr.. Rowlctt Winfree.
sc 27-l2t* JACK HALL
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EOR THE POTOMAC.--Persons de-
i sirons Of going TO the Potomac, by getting
proper passports can secure SEATS in pleasant con-
veyance and at moderate charges. Apply at lag
Main street. between the hours of and u O'Clock.
"a 2-lms
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NEW CONCERN, ON MAIN, BE-
IN TWEEN EI0HFEENTH AND NINE
TEENTH STREETS.--I have this day opened my
large storerooln for the purpose Of conducting .
consignments from my friends and the public gen
orally. will do all that Is in my power TO give
General satisfaction TO all who may entIust me With
their goods.
Will also sell at the horse lot ON Saturdays.
ED. vICKERS, Auetioneer.
September %, lsGs - 2s-fte
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FUTURE DAYS
by. Grutbs 4 Williams, Aactlonee---

nNE DINNER SET, ONE Te. ssn
" SOME PEW ARTICLES or tffbS,stf
sOME CARPETS AND A VERY VsI,,iinkE
GOLD WATCH FOR SALE AT Aueri,,SY AhlR
be sold at auction al cur Office, on TIJpsf,,y vii
4th Of October, at 10 o'clook A. NJ ~ ~, lie
above enamerated, and some GLAssw ARy"aa1',nisss
TERMS Cash.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctions.,.
se 70 Successors 10 Uoddin Auror
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BOOT AND SHOE
w STOREl
RVEY, HELLINGS s. CO.,

HARVEY, HELLINGS s. CO,
No. ISL MAIN STREET,
Keep constantly on hand, efotasipely their 0Wn
make, large and superior assortment Of
LADIES' FINE CALFSKIN SHOES; LADIES'
LACED AND CONGRESS SHOES; GENTLE
MEMS CAVALRY AND DRESS BOOTS; GEN.
TLEMEN'S CONGRESS CATERS; GENTLE
MEMS HIGH AND LoW-QUARfER OXFORD
TIES; BOYS SHOES of every description !;
MISSES AND CIIII.DREN'S MOROCCO AND
CALFSKIN SHOES; FINE STITCHED
BROGUES; SERVANTS SHOES in every variety,
and every other style of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES which can be manu-
featured
REPAIRING of every description executed with
neatness and dispatch. All orders will be promptly
filled when customers cannot be suited from the
stock on hand The trade will be supplied upon
reasonable terms.
p S.-We will sell good Lasting Iadies') Caters
at seventy five dollars per pair. Sc 28-Its
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HNHIRTY-EIGHT ACRES OF MOST
VALUABLE LAND, THREE MILES WEST
OF THE CITY, ON THE GROVE ROAD, AT
AUCTION-On FRIDAY, 30th Of September, i'm
meate!y after renting Nh Spotts's farrn,say at II
O'clock A. M.,-we will sell TuIRT4-ElGlIf
ACRES OF LAND adjoining thereto, aud forming
nearly square. 1t lies in the proposed continue
ton OF Grove street, and is accessible by the West
ham AMI Deep Run roads. A large portion OF 1T Is
heavily wooded in oak and pine OF original growth,
which will yield about forty cords per acre.
Considering its proximity to the city, its desirable
situation and the large quantity of wood upon it,
this property offers good opportunity for invest
mcIt
Terms: One-third cash balance at three and six
months, with interest; or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers,
Sc 20 Successors to Godiin q Arperson
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Sc y GRUBBS " WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

PosTPoNEMENr.--In consequence of the suspen-
sion of business, the renting Of Mr. Spotts's farm,
the sale of thirtyeght acres of land adjoining, and
of personal property, will not take place to-day as
advertised. As Quietis restored, it will come
eff and due notice of the time will be given.
: &C Lit GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctionCers
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, desirable COTTAGE
RESIDENCE, on the CORNER of Clay and Thir-
tieth streets, Church Hill, fronting on Thirteth
street eighty two feet six inches, and running back
ON Clay street one hundred and thrty-twofeet. The
house contains five rooms. Out-houses consist of
Brick Kitchen, with two rooms, Wood and Coal
House. and a pump of good water i'll the yard. Pos
session given immediately. For terms, apply to
L. G. LARUS,
On Thirty and Clay streets.
p. S.-If not sold in ten days, will BE- rented.
Sc 22-eod6ts
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pTR00MAL..

the person who nus
,aec,,,lv addressed two anonymous letters %
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. through the post-oiiee anu =.
tbe other III, al the Signal ofie-wll grant me an
interview, il will be- considered 9 favor.
no lit = =. --------------
MN q w. LAMBERT il requested TO
N rail- an. or communicate with
w e"' o'' WILLIAM ID. COOKE,
10 sts No. ia Main street, Richmond.
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M BLAIR & Co,
ln. AUCTION AID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner of Twelfth and Cary streets, Richmond, Va
Having connected with our present business that
of AUCTION SALES. we WILL hereafter, sell pub
lcly at auction, well privately, heretofore,
and particularly solicit consignments III our new
business from our friends, assuring them that'every
effort win be made to give satisfaction in sales
in both branches of our business.
We will have an auction sale as soon as we can
get some more consignments in addition to pre-
sent STOCK of which due notice will be given through
tue daily papers. Sc l9-im
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NOR RENT-TO REFUGEES.-My
/ place, known as BELMONT, in Halifax county,
Virginia, on the direct stage road from Boston De-
pot to Halifax Courthouse, three and half miles
from the former place. containing about twenty five
acres. The improvements consist of neat cottage
dwelling, kitchen, stables, &C. well of good water
in the yard. The house contains five rooms cellar
and storeroom. Possession given October 18th.
Address Mrs. NJ. Il. FERRELL,
Halifax Courthouse
Sc 27-6ts Or j. NJ. Pitcher, Richmond.
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IHEAP GROCERIES.
" Coffee at ten dollars per pound,
Soap at four dollars per pound,
Pepper at ten dollars per pound,
Washing Soda at four dollars per pound,
Cheese at seven dollars per pound,
Broonis, Buckets, Beeswax, &C.,
And sndry articles Of Groceries at less than mar
ket prices, at wholesale and retail, by
EDWARD McADAM, -
sc 29-3ts Thirteenth street, near Cary.