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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18


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tee Ceztsi PresBE,srs nzae he 0IlsEluE
extract Esla q le.ser -I1e=d ea inszd
IN EiiHbsTg Tss pr s1 and EElEsos &
stis gentleman ea Be F-.zsHi e re
utmost ce1siez-e Alit lhs Fu5H asasus
CT EGnburs s DO zvs- us, taas B 20
Reason 10 81 iz z-b caeIHs 9Icagb
Gu; lie k8g5ea. H. ssyE
I earnestly hop i.l- .1s k1Hi5lo FaT VIII
seen = S. end, zHi tAss w esd bta seats
Eaitag rs i~s3sFeU1e1csi far 3 g su3ss mcE-
s.gCas doctrine tdEs Ceesy tsf q c5atCsra
which iba S5rih nay Js 5sil % 10, wishes %
be is 6Ea mater, tls -s-T E78 las as EisLL
70 ssT ne, ans e agt 20 FaoyGs ls iesta1s
By 6 snd sW5rd Sal e ny veT of iha casss
sr5 .h0sa IL tas Ciy-f usricB cu, VIA s-s
Of thu opgcs.io OB--U ze 1Ei f-F ard far be-
tween. So leE. ,h-sL as l-s behave, ven lhsy-
d! pus together, Tcad 81 dseaH siE=a
pew IN q etaTsl We have b 1Es u FpGFcr.
leo. ihas is ne s1=0csa ct.les 6s znd Sc
Ices 50 oHly because i5 sleie- siz9HsisE
Of a sssy TslztiFs or the c.-ra.-1 I9hn Brgts
and you know a i.,e aa11l - TEs o. Aa-
lean efsirs sEd g1ilcs.
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towards your nEz1ss psfson % wAem 10 have
- 10 sy hes.tsd q snsak thus szphesly IL
maltar cts nEeh izreEalcs HsrsuDol. with
ths eEuEaEco 81 Cur Us.eglal aIec1n, re a
yoEE majar b, yeu- lpgusl coar1- sad tho IN
Pegial CIR l1-s-clic bsred
GFZ e. ca rlacs 81 The Faean Tho 9Uh
of EeFsH3sT. 1913 PITS 2 P TX
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

thsa We have bsan-as did Frazes. whsn com
p.ssed BY ARMIES or sVeTy Sids, va shall nes,
viii tho blessings Of 6od, present the spsct@ele,
OH most dishoEs7abls in tee snnals Of Tins, Of
q Ehels people ovaTE1, eoGsasred, TeoHssd t.
.abjset submission By an sfmy q hTolses
TRLEEACHUS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

sY If, n iussra0ting 8 child, y5u are ysxed
with i. for want CT saroitneEs, ny If you never
have before, to sgise with your isf hand, aud
remember that a child iaGl left hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

lat such plAcs can only Be hald for 4 certain
z ne, and i he eaaa0l rGscus il, be knows that
tie place must Surrender sf.sr that am9.1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

Government, ana through this equality IN dis
ability, tseie Is no doubt shat the exchanges
win sgaia be Ea-es,shiished.'
MISCELLANEOUS EEWs.
The special committee On emancipation (EI
leti, chairman AID On the TtsonEtruct9n Of
the rebel States, Henry Winter DaviB, chair
Rzn } are busily eaAfcrriag villa tie Admins
tratioa fer ths conception Of ths.r schemss.
A telegrem in the HsE Yerk Hareld states
that, q Z eTsh ~instzEs, 8 consultation Tas held
With the Administration ~ he rssnbsrs Of Con-
grsss, aud il vas sgfsed thas ths draft sksuld
Be postponed.
4 saIiWas issued fer tho EAtionsl Democrats
committee to meet in New Yark, lzst TUESDAY,
20 dx "a time End place hr holding lheNs
ElHai convention
BaEnEae is ia Wellington and viii be 81
signed 20 another colnsHds zad net resisa as
rep5rtee, hut has been eE6sFa6 % GrsRfs army,
inVests3 With tho Ccnuss7iou cf chief g his cav
shy. Gen GerrsT1 aaccesds S~2nenauss shist
Of lie bureau OF cavalry Colonel Egan mas
been appointed chief qasrtsrmsstsr Of The bu-
gesu. KiipstTick's Eams hss beea ssnt 70 Tie
Senate for coHfrristioh IS zsjsr general
The governor Of Ohio, il MS messsEs &c tss
Legislature, max . special monsi0a OF 6susIEi
AoTgssis ssespe IS gFssily 70 be regretted, and
attEisaBs th0 i~0FlaRats oeeUTrURes 10 8 eoi-
iE0a sstHGen the civil snd military e1rberIss
having RsatT5l OF tbs peanesrssy a. tas tias
BE urges 6 viseTsEs prosecution CT TIE 1zr and
shows tbst ehi0 has eousfibBlsd 296, GIL troops
ss Che Yaskas army.
Among the usisctlieGaeus asEs, I Ees ths
sestA ct Archbishop Aughes a~EhoaHeei- Hs
dad On tb9 4h tsz@ o. tzs 5h As s53y vas
renewed ir0m bis TesiSeHes 70 s. Par,cks Ca
WHARF il lay IA stale until Thursday
narzisg, VIXEN lie funsIAI s~sIFiass wsEs-hsid
With III he powp ard circumstance p~seaiiss to
his ehRrcb. The day siiss ais death, tho eek
aa0n council Of tho city ct New York zeEveEsd,
ssd q eonzitlee vas appointed 70 Eake az
rlrgsmenss foT ths sbSsqUiss ca behalf Of the
city.
BsWasn, the traitor 6ssatsE frou Wiiisms-
burg, died in Washington city last week.
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.KENNRDY HOUSE,
MORFEE,

Aar ar LOUEs bstrassR Frsskita Ana aInu.S5
49, a oas of - 2sst pleaseAt Ge-Le-s :
- - ns pavea9g Peshs YES go -
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Wsrest sasfdE 5skEen Ee e theA
-sg n-rIfes Nhs W.ah % atsg a. ths a9ee- ~
ssr rhssE- Asrsfors u yUsaia es"s" 49,
II nES4aR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18
CAPIFULATIoN.

"a body Of troops ia line must nsvsr ezPi.u-
late Suring bastlo. No sovereign, ne people,
no general, have any guarantee If they allow
oaieers to capitulsts in the Geld, and to lay
dom their arms IN consequences Of 3 contract
fsyaTabls to them. bat EEfATSEabls to the army
Such conduct ought to be hsiS iahmoHs asd
punished with death. It IS cutie dTSsreut With
tks commander Of 9 fortified place. When the
place is invested, The ~geneFaligehisf knows
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a. ID.
CeEzsSsicn Merchants ana Dealer Ii
DsEestis ESEzGesgFsss
e8asa SALT EcRAkGa3 EEC, Corner Cherry
ardSseoat tEstsA Easoa e.
pSs
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mo KEGS SODA ~ q by
OU L s. ned g co.

EOU L. 9EAD e co.
$50 bezss Erzss L9g8ood fOv ssls %
L. s. MEAD s. CO.
1000 lbs. eogpsEas f0r sslo By
L. {. MEAD 4 GO.
4 bbls. Cream Tartar foS sale by
LIS MEAD & CO.
1909 euzcz QHlRsas 81 ssle BY
l. s. EiEKD & 60.
leo canes slphass BorpAiss fer ss8s b
L. 6. RHEAD s. Sc.
200 poazls kdso Potash fT ssS b.
L.. MEAD & co.
5bBlE BeTs1 fr sals By
L.E MEAD & &c.
1900 Tb4 sslpessF fs s.Is BY
L MEAD s. co.
zoo BIZ. Cblo5ofsrn fs sss b.
l. MEAD 4 90.
soc lbs. English eslonel ag sals By
T. s. MEAD & co.
200 Ibs Bsgfsh Blas Mss for r.t- BY
LIS MEAD & co.
Caster Oh, Ia b0ttlss, ter sas By
s.isIm LIS EBAD & CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

O. WhzeRsrH aSseE bctEesz Beea-
rE and ao kawaba and WSzE Po&s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-18

RUELIsHED
Tsrnls eli AdverEiesag.

An advsrissasssis VII be ohsFgs1 tEo dersrs s5d 8
hs6 per squass Ter as A1. iusgiiOz-End t.s dOusra
fU esoh ssbssqsent insorioa
EsI n5sss wabs =szssd 81 Is ssts q GE "a.
p z Hrs
00EzsT nsesss charged ct - rate e sFtz8-avs
&w Bs saa az ssssr ssssl nss Ct ss1srsi FrS
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q The following Act4 30 Congress szI Reszlaisnz
arc psbILhsa fr tbs za-sio- zl psaazs cor
as--a7 ess-sfa.
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Government, ana through this equality IN dis
ability, tseie Is nc doubt that Tire exchanges
vii aeain Sc aealrhIElhad p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

The mystery Of the Bartender Of Fort Gaines Ii
not yet explained. so'ne pcrsehs sssk why did NOT
General Page remain AT That fort and prevent lis
surreaderl Military authorities say be did not be-
cause Fort Morgan, which he commanded in person,
ter being Of little value protection to Mobile
Morgan is only half a mile from the channel while
Fort Gaines is three miles from 1.-THE two forts be-
ing three and half miles aput. Uneasy because
of the appearance Of things at Fort Gaines, and mn
able TO get an answer 10 his signals, General rage
went over to il in open boat, not without peril
and was forced to return TO his own fort during the
night The orders he lett have already been stated
They were not obcyed; and at hafpast 9oeiock next
day, to his great surprise, the Yankee flag was
ho;s;e.l over Fort Gaines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-20

On FRIDAY. August Il, 1861, ELLA LEE, only
child OF DIR ti,oi,e aud Annie r.. Ross, aged 81,
months and nine days.
s'Suffer little children 10 come unto me"
At his residence in Sidney, On the 18th instant
Mr.. ROBERT Is IROWER, IN the sIxty-eights
year OF his age.
Ills friends and acquaintance and those OF III,
family, ave invited 10 attend his funeral MS Az
rERNooN at four o'clock.
In the town Of Fulton, At the residence OF hel
grandfather, John Hudson OF brain i,.s en-, at -
o'clock A NJ MARY ELIZABETH, only daughter
of Samuel r. ard Virginia Spencer aged eight
months and nuiete'A days
All, she was bright and beautiful
As augat OF earthly mould
Her eyes puTst azuie,
Her HAIR paiest gold
Her mouth tiny rosebud,
With morning dew bewct
And the tone OF her silveIy laughter
We never can forget.
They miss her in the morning
To rouse them from their sleep;
And III the dewy evening
they sadly, sadly weep,
For she sleeps the dre;mess sun Der -
Among the quiet dead,
Where the tiny birds will MARBLE
Mid the flowers above her head.
OF smallpox. at Fort Delaware, on the 9Th in
slant, L. H. HUTCIiINS, JR., private III the Third
company Of Richmond HowitZers.
The announcement of the death of this gallant
and nobe-hearted soldier will bring bitter to
the hearts of'many. None will mourn, him more
sincerely than his comrades in arms for none better
knew his many manly virtues.
His relatives can learn such particulars as the
writer possesses on application ri West & john
.ston's bookstore.
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MAILS ON THE VIRGINIA CEN

| Il lIN<AL dufeftlSemeDt oil
the Postmaster-Genera, in the Sentinel and Dis
pateh, IS calculated to produce the impression that
this company has refused TO carry the mails Sc
far nom this being the fact hehas refused 10 aya
the company to carry them. The company has ear
lied the mails for than twelve months without
complaint from him any one else far as know
He has refused TO pay anything for this service
nevertheless he has been informed that the company
would still continue to carry them' being willing to
take the risk of having justice done them atsome
future time.
To alleviate as far practicable the serious pub
lIc inconvenience from this unreasonable and extra
ordinary course of the PostmasterG notice is
hereby given that the company will receive letters
and papers at their office in this city, and have them
delivered, without charge, at any post-offce the
line OF their road Letters will be received in the
country at the different stations the road. All
those directed to Richmond, points beyond will
be put in the Richmond Office. "A box for receiving
letters viii be kept in the Superintendent office,
which is open generally from A. NJ. to T.. M
Newspapers may be sent without postage, but let
tiers must be prepaid.
au l9-6t E. FONFAINE President
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EOR SALE AT THE PENITENTIA-

LOR SALE AT THE PENITENTIA
Il Rf.-An Inspection OF the manufactured arti-
cles at the Pententary of NrginI. most urgent
iy invited. The articles enumerated below viii al
ways be found on hand, or will be promptly made
to order. IN the several departments OF Wood
work, Blacksmitnng, Weaving, Shoe and BOO,
Making Harness making, &c., &c, will be made al
most everything possible which is usually done in
those departments OF manufactures.
RETAILING Of every description will be done
from the smallest article up, including the bottom
ing OF chairs with whiteoak splits and when needed
III admirable imitation of cane bottoms; renovatin
old mattresses old tin copper vessels, &c, &c
WOOD Observation-Disclosures, carts ambu-
lances, hylng-shuttle LOOMS spnning swheels gar
den dirt, and toy wheel barrows, bedsleads chill
drens chairs for nursery, &c, buckets, tubs nog-
gins, milk pals, water cans, churns, cart-saddle
trees, hames baskets molasses mills, axe or pick
helves. TURNING OF every kind, from awl haIdie
to any article desired.
LEATHER DEPARTMENTAL kinds of fine
or coarse genHemen's and ladies' Boots, Shoes
Caters, &c, for the manufacture Of which there is
now on hand an ample supply Of the best American
leather Well the very best French calf skins
brogues for laboFers well suited fa railroad min
ing and other laborers medium Shoes, for ordina-
ry purposes-hepse Servants, &c. MEspISo of
every KIND OF shoes promptly done. Wagon, cart
and Carriage harness, horse or mule collars &c
BLACKSMITHING OR AXE-MAKING De-
PARTMENT.-All kind Of work generally done IN
Blacksnithing, including repairing generally. The
Els OF cast-steel, warranted, ON hand in large
quantities, or will REPAIR OLD AXES
WEAVING DEPARTMENT. Good white chez K
ed striped COTTON GOODS. RAG CARPETS
Of new rags.
The public may be assured that great care will be
observed i'll filling all orders, and all work proving
detective will be promptly made good. Viii barter
on liberal terms for amy kind Of Timber, Leather,
iron, Corn Meal, Flour, Peas, Beans, Bacon, Beef,
&C. COLIN BASS,
au l9-ts superintendent of Penitentiary
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By Elicit, Bel 4 Fox. .Auctionecrs

4 UCTION SALE OF TIE RESCUED
"A CARGO OF THE STEAMER DARE,
AND OTHER AARGE CONSEQUENCES OF FO-
REIGN MERCHANDISE, JUST LANDED FROM
NASSAU.-On TUESDAY, the 23d August, we will
sell at auction at our warehouse, No II Pearl street.
the cargo saved FROM the wreck of the steamer Dare
and additional consignnents of desirable MEIi-
CiLANDISE, Just received by other steamers, com
prsing i'll part the following goods, viz:
80 pieces ca Black Cloths
% do. Black GroS du Rhin Silks,
100 do. Fancy Dark and Light Prints,
80 do. Al Bleachcd Shirtings,
20 do. Printed Organizes,
do. Atwood uelaines,
Is do. French MerinoeS,
10 do. Cd Heavy LambSkin Coating,
20 do. G-4 Blue and Black Moskora Coating,
u do. Heavy Fancy Cashmere,
Is do. 5i-inch iudlg0-Blue and Black NJ xed
Tweeds,
l case diamond pointed iIlleting Gard Cio-
thingl
10 pieces Grants English Grapes,
q do. Black and Colorcd Bonnet Ribbons,
40 do. Black Mohairs assorted, -
20 dozen Super French Corsets
10 do. Black and Fancy Neck Ties,
100 do. Regatta Shirts,
40 do. Long Cloth Shirts,
100 pieces assorted Silk UandkerC hiefS
- boxes Hemmed DO. do
- pairs Ladies' Lasting Gaitcrs
81 dozen Brown Cotton Half Hose,
bales IA Augusta Shooting,
bales cght-ounce Osnaburgs.
ALSO,
80 boxes 5. IL. Holiands Extra Manufactured
Tobacco,
so boxes Hiawatha Tobacco,
II kegs Bi Carbonate Soda.
barrels Java Coffee, Ne, &c.
The 80. viii commence at 10 o'clock.
ELLEFE, BELL X FOX, Auotioneers.
7. S.-Consienments for this sale should he sent
IN by Saturday afternoon all 10
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Doors open At o'clock; performance comnlencin!
at o'clock. au 20-lt
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MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE-Thef follow.
" II ing hands left the Midlothian Mines on til,
18th Of May with the Yankee raiders. 4 liberia
reward viii be paid for their apprehension and de-
livery at the mines or confinement III jail
JOHN e. STANARD, Secretary.
No SLAVES NAMES. OwNEKs' NAMES.
/. Ben Turpin, Mrs. Iurpin.
,. Cato Carter, L. N. Ttbb Son, Agents.
3 Jun Christian, do.
1. sam Pcvd, do.
) DAVID Wilson, do.
g. Charles cullen, Doctor Cullen
7. Bingcy Jones, JOHN W..Joues.
5. Isaac Jones, do.
Edmond Harrison, Mr. White.
10. William Blunt, do
IL. Walter Blunt do.
II. Jim Harrison, do
- Geo. shelton, Mr.. Smith.
!, Ii. Green Lacy, Mrs. Lacy.
Is. Geo. Johnson, Pcyton Johnson.
10. Israel Crouch, Free man,
H. Isaac Green, Mr.. Philips, Agent.
IS Junius Harris, james NJ. Harris
49, John Pulliam, Mrs. 5. j. Pulhan.
20 Jacob Powell Mrs. Powell.
81 Jim Howard Free man.
% John Trabue, Macon Trabue's estate
% Ryiind Trabuc, do.
"a Ieho Howard Mrs Howard.
2j Milton Depp, Gustavus Depp.
20 Mat. Euiuon, es-FureI0n.
81. Robert Hopson, Doctor uopSon.
2s Shadraoh Adams, Mrs. Adams.
% Tom Corbin, Doctor Charles S. Mills.
80 Tom Woodbridge, Doctor IhoS- Woodbridge.
81 Thornton, Mrs Gillian.
81 Wexford, Mr. Iuntstord.
So William Turner, Free boy.
l. Henry smith, Midlotln Coal Ming Co.
,. Jim GwlnnCr, do.
g. John Johnson, do
4 James johnson, do
). Albert Sca1bIugh, do
6. Lorenzo johnson, do.
au l5-lw
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" A NTED TO RENT, a SMALL
w TENEMENT for gentleman, lady and two
children, eleven and thirteen years old Will pay
In advance. Address FARMER" Dispatch office.
au l5-6tS
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RUNAWAYS.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
away, since sunday, August eth supposed to
have gone Of with Of troops-ny negro
boy, BURWELL BROWN dark gingerbread color :;
about five feet mine niche. high; is about twenty
two years old; speaks very slowly and lazily, and
wears a rather sullen colintenance | will pay the
above reward fdeliyerei to Mr. l.. Wagner Sixth and
Broad streets, Richmond, confined in any jail so
that al get hun. FIR. WIDMEYER,
an 20-3ts Box 6l5, Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pay
Dy 2. ~. Grubbs, Auetiolleer.
HUNTINGTON THE LATE r

ELMINGTON, THE LATE RESI-
III DENCE OF WILLIAM ANDERSON, DE-
CEASED, A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
HUNDRED AND TwENTY-rHREE ACRES. In
HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT TEN. MILES
FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.
Will be sold at public auction on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 9th Of August, at Il O'Clock NJ
the valuable FARM located as above, called FL
mingtcn. 1t is beautifully situated, containing
about five hundred and twenty three acres about
two hundred vi which is cleared the balance in ORR
ginal and secondary growth and will he so divided
as to sell three hundred acres, with the improve
inents, consisting Of dwelling, with fue rooms, be-
sides basement; kitchen, four other servants houses,
stable, tobacco barn. playhouse and an orchard of
choice fruit, yard with abundance OF shade, galden
well enclosed and productive, n well of excellent
water IN the yard, the fam well wateted and
healthy; and the balance in two wooded lots con-
tanning about hundred and twelve acres each
having front on the Telegraph road, and running
back to Stony Run creek Tie wood land is very
valuable, being heavily wooded, and within one and
a half miles Of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. Possession viii be given on the
LIST day Of October next sooner deserving tho
privilege OF securing and removing the growing
crops.
TERMS One-thiTd cash balance at ix and
twelve months, interest added or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser
L. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer
au 20 Successor to Goddin x Appclsoi.
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DAN AWAY FROM MY FARM, AT

ID AN AWAY FROM MY FARM, AT
IL TIE HALFWAY HOUSE; on the Rich
nord and Petersburg railroad, Chesterfield county,
my man RICHARD. lie left my farm last Tues
day morning, the 9th instant and had Oh when he
ctea pair OF dark pants white cotton shirt, and had
par OF shoes, coat hat He is about
twenty twcnty-0ne years DID, five feet or seven
inches high, black, has a small moustachc, and
speaks slow bought him last April, of Lee * Bow
man, in Richmond. lie Formerly belonged to Miss
Margaret Bottom, of Amelia Courthouse. lie has
wife at near Amelia Courthouse, and may be try
ing to so there. He last seen near the Halt
Way Station. will pay liberal reward if caught
and put i'll jail, OF delivered to me. Address
j. NJ. WOLFF,
81 Main street, Richmond, Va, or Proctor's Creek,
Chesterfield county. an LIT
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TUTOR WANTED.---A gentleman Tor
Il, lady Of experience i'll teaching) qualified to
instruct in French, Latin, Mathematics, &c, can
near OF situation in private family by addressing
~. w BALL, near Columbia, Fluvanna county,
Virginia" Adisabled soldier preferred References
in all cases given and required au l6-eoa3ts
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INuLRTY D0LLARS REWARD.-Ra

l away from the subscriber, about the 10th Of
July, q Negro Man, named JAMES JACKSON,
about six feet high, yellow complexion, and very
much pock-maIked. lie was purchased by W. b.
Jones, from the estate OF J. Williams, in Orange
county, Barbousville and is Supposed to be at
work, under forged pass, i'll that county, or in
Caroline or Hanover counties. will give the above
reward if arrested and confined in Jail so that can
get him again. JAMES GUM,
au 20-3ts Richmond, Va
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.

This WATERING PLACE will be open to visi-
tors Oh and after the 25th July, 1854.
The Central ears now run through to Staunton,
from which point a daily line Of stages lSundays
excepted will leave Stannton, arriving ut the Baths
70 dinner
Passengers by canal, Salem, and the Natural
Tennessee Railroad connect with the stage line ut
Staunton for the Baths
TRRAs Board, per day, $40:
WILLIAM J0RDON & CO.,
~ 27-lms Proprietors
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BY +. W. Grubbs, Auc.ion.---
VALUABLE PROpEprv -,

y MY, AT THE CORNER as =" SD
AN BE W., STREETS FOR SAIf HHFE!shT
on MONDAY, the I'D day Of ans,' W. We pr1ar,.
r Nj the House and Lot loeat.,I a.. ~ V,f.
sixty feet on the west side of Cherry - hObls
elck on the south side d Beverley A., y tH.Hs
dred and ten feet to cuiycrt tree, 1n'ee A.
-, i G' property will be 50 divided "a to from,
be sold with thirty feet ON Cbsrr, . ''r hoss- sil
ba'sh one hnr'iret aud forty l,,.t 80 iSnnns
UNITY ttet' same depth; and an',lhs, Int III u
hontlng one hundnd and seventy H., 'aG1ht Lt
street, running back sixty feet Vi Beverley
onts r W. GRUBBS, Anr,,,,..,.
"a 70 Successor to Goblin a i"'ti