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APPOINTING DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP

APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.
States should, from time to time, assemble to ac-
knowledge their dependence on Almighty God,to
render devoet thanks for His manifold blessings, to
worship His Holy name, to bend in prayer at His
footstoo and to accept with reverent submission the
Christening of Ills All-wise and All-mercful Provi-
denoe.
Let us, then, in temples and in fields, unite our
voices in recognizing, with adoring gratitude, the
manifestations of His protecting care in the many
signal victories with which our arms have been
crowned in the fruitfulness with which our laid
has been blessed, and in the unmpaired energy and
fortitude with which He has inspired our hearts and
strengthened our in resistance to the iniqui-
| tous designs of our enemies.
And let us not forget that, while gracousy vouch-
safing to His protection, sins have merted
and received grieyous chastisement; that many OF
4 or best and brayest have fallen i'll battle that
many others are still held in foreign prisons; that
large districts of country have been devastated
with savage ferocity-the peaceful homes destroyed
| and helpless women and children driven away in
passions of servile race have been excited by ou1
L otiOSAhA~o
death is welcome escape.
Now, the efore, I, JEFFERSON DAVIS, President Of
the Confederate States of America do issue this my
| proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, the
sixteenth day of November next, as day to b.
/ specially devoted to the worship OF Almighty God
and do invite and invoke all the people of thes,
| Confederate States to assemble the day afore
| said, in their respective places of public worship
| there TO unite i'll prayer to our Heavenly Father
that He hostow His favor upon US; that He extenC
over us the protection of His almighty arm; tina
He sanctfy His chlstisemntto improvement, 81
| that we may turn away from evil paths ant
| walk righteously i'll His sight; that lie restor
peace to beloved country healing its bleeding
| wounds and securing to the continued enjoy
| ment of our night of self-government and indie
/ pendence and that He graciously heaiken to us
while we ascribe to Him the power and glory of GU
| deliverance.
| i~l Given under my hand and the seal o
| SEAL. the Confederate States at Richmond, Thu
| 49, twenty-sixth day of October, i'll the yea
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
| four. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President:
| J. T. BENJAMIN, Secretary OF State.
&C 27-td
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III.

MISTRESS AND MAID. Household Story, BY
Miss Muloch authoress of John Halifax, Cen
fIaman. ), ctc etc ................ 81.
From the Christian Advocate
-" Mistress and Maid" is a brilliant and alb
sorbins novel, and should be largely read. Messrs
West Johnston deserve great credltor publish
ing this work from the English sheets.
III.
JOSEPH H. AND HIS COURT. BY L. Mulbach
From the German BY Adelaide DE V. Cham
.drau. S-%
".
FANTINH lies Miserables). BY Victor Hugo.
Complete in itself So
V.
ST DENIS LES Miserables). By Victor Hugo. So.
VI.
RICHMOND IN BY-GONE DAYS, with glance
at the present; being a remipiscence and last
words Of an old citizen. BY Samuel Morde-
VII.
CAUSE AND CONTRAST. An essay on the pres
ent crisis. By T. W. Mcmahon. Tenth thou
THE SECOND YEAR OF TIE WAR. BY +. A.
Pollard, author of the First Year Of the War,
ETC. Tenth thousand Sc
IL.
ELEANOR'S VICTORY. A Novel By Miss Brad
don, authoress Of Aurora Floyd, etc. Illus
trated 90
THE WAR AND IT'S HEROES. First series
With illustrations. So
XII.
TIE BRITISH PARTISAN. A Tale Of the Older
Time. BY lady Of South Carolina. S.
NELLIE NORTON; OR, SOUTHERN SLAVERY
AND THE BIBLE ......... ............... -
XIII
THE LIFE OF LIE TENANT GENER Al
(STONEWALL) JACKSON. BY an Ex- Cadet
Second revised and enlarged edition .......... %
XIV
THE RIVALS. A Chickahominy Story. BY Mis-,
NJ. ]. H. Illustrated 3
XIV
THE GOLDEN DAGGERS. A Romance of Cali
fornia, translated from the French Of Paul Feval
By gentleman of Louisiana. 81
THE CAMP JESTER; Or, AMUSEMENT FOR
THE MESS 81
XVII
THE SOLDIER-BOY SONG BOOK ............,.. 81
XVIII
MASTER WILLIAM MITTEN BY the author o
Georgia Scenes" S.
XIX.
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS OF DECEASED SOL.
DlERS. by Colonel w III. Fowler. Revised ;iii1
approved 10y the Second Auditor and Comptrolle
of the Treasury and adopted for general s.
XIX
WAIT TILL THE WAR, LOVE, Is OVER. /
new and very popular piece of Music ......... g
| Upon theSeccipt of the marked prices, VII
forward any of the above publications to any address
| in the Contederacy.
| IN PRESS, AND WILL BE SHORTLY OF
FERED FOR SALE,
| JOHN MARCHMONTS LEGACY. BY Miss NJ
| L. Braddon authoress of 'Aurora Floyd" etc
| etc. ; Miss Braddon's latest and best novel.
/ UP AND DOWN IN THE WORLD. BY the au
thoress of Pride and Piety,'' etc, etc.
III.
| THE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MECUAI
| Embracing a general view Of military and nav,
law, and the practice before cOlrts-inartia with
| eptome of the law of evidence, as applicable T.
| military and naval trials. BY Major C. B. Les
y new, revised and much enlarged edition. Pub
| lshed by order OF the War Department.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
| no 5-2t las Main street, Richmond
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

r AND AND VALUABLE STONE
QUARRIES, ON THE DANyILLE RAIL-
ROAD, THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR
SALE-We invite the attention of capitalists to
what is considered one of the cheapest and most
about ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD LAND,
skrting the Danville RAILROAD for about mile ana
only three miles from Richmond. The wood is
are informed, at least twenty-five hundred cords,
now worth eighty-ive dollars cord in Richmond,
if sold as fuel. Estimating the expense Of cutting
and delivering in Richmond at twenty-five dollars
q cord the wood alone ON this tract would net the
large sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dol
Lars if worth no more than fre-wood while there are
other varieties of timber ON the land III consdera-
bic quantities, far valuable thni for pur-
poses of fuel, namely: large number OF railroad
sills of cedarsaluable for posts pines for nail kegs
and white oaks, gums, and hickories, for wagon
hubs, axetrees spokes, fclioes, &c.
But the great and principal value OF this tract
consists in the six STONE QUARRIES uponit, four
of which have been opened, and actually rented for
two hundred and fifty dollars each forsevcrai sue
cessve years before the war; or one thousand dollars
per annum The GRANTEES Of the very finest quality
for dimension stone weighs one hundred and sixty
six pounds to the cubic foot is susceptible Of aposh
as smooth as glass, and when the Washington mon-
ument was erected and builders who bid for the job
were required to furnish specimens Of stone, none
were considered to equal the granite nom these
auarries except those from the State quarry alone
The owner is asking for this property not much
over double what he considered ito fair peace valGa-
ton. For terms, apply TO
no 7-eodjt GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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BY ID. X. weisiger, Auctioneer.

" ALU A BILE LEASEHOLD PRO-
PERTY, IN THE TOWN OF MANCIIES-
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-will be sold at
auction, ON the premises, ON THURSDAY, the 10th
day of November, 1864, at o'clock P. NJ, lease
of the VALUABLE LOT and BRICK BUILDINGS
with slate roof thereon, recently erected. The
front is two stories HIGH ftyv by sixty feet, Jun
fnished,) a FOUNDRY attached, forty by sixty
feet and one new ls-horse power ENGINE, situ-
ated on the southeast side of Main or Hull street,
adjoining the canal The interest to be sold is the
remaining term of the lease, commencing October
1862, and running to October l, 1852; the pur-
chaser to pay annual ground rent to the lessor Of
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, and will &C
ouire, by the purchase, a fee simple title to the
buildings, &C., thereon but the town of Manches-
ter, the lessor, will have the option of taking the
buildings &C., at the end of the term at valuation
This property is adapted to milling purposes or
for a tannery
TERMS: Made known at the sale.
no std D. X. WEISIGER, Auctioneer.
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DISTRICT OF VIRGIL

n IA
n MA, ss-THE PRESIDENT OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES TO THE MARSHAL OF
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
GREETING.-W Whereas, libel of information bath
been filed in the District Court of the Confederate
States of America for the Eastern District of Vir
enia, on the 2lst day of October, 1864, by the Dis
trct Attorney Of the said Confederate States be-
half of the said Confederate States and of all other
persons concerned, against the following goods
and merchandise, to wit fifty three packages
Of playing cards. for reasons and causes in the said
information mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess and monitio of the said court in that behalf
to be made and that all persons interested in the
said goods, wares and merchandise may be cited in
general and special to the premises; and, all
due proceedings being had that the said goods,
wares and merchandise may for the causes in the
said information mentioned, be condemned and
sold and the proceeds thereof distributed by law
directed and provided:
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition, un-
der the seal of the said court, to directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming the said goods, wares and merchan-
die, in any interested therein, that they
be- and appear before the said District Court, to be
held in the city of Richmond in and for the Eastern
District of Virginia, on the 10TH DAY OF DECEM-
BIER. 1864, then and there to intcrpose claim fol
the same and to make their allegations in that be-
half provided the same shall be day of jurisdic-
ton; otherwise, on the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter. Z. w. BASS,
Deputy Marshal for John +. Willy,
Marshal for the Eastern Virginia District.
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DAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND

VDAPEK MILL AND WOUD LAND
4 AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction on
THURSDAY December LIST, at the Blue Ridge Ho-
tel, in BotetouIt county, on the macadamized road
five miles from Fincastle, a PAPER MILL, located
one mile from the hotel, and TRACT OF VALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill The mill is i'll good order, with excellent ma
chinery but little worn-indeed good as new
The establishment. is supplied with superabun-
dance OF clear war for washing rags, and the right
to make lime for its purposes from an adjoining
quarry.
Sale to take place at IL o'clock, and terms cash.
J. A. COWARDIN.
N.B-This valuable property MAY BE PUR-
CHASED PRIVATELY if early application is
made. If thus sold prompt notice will be given OF
the fact Zoe Sl-tdsl J. A. COWARDIN.
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A MEETING OF THE RELIEF COM

N MTTTEE OF RICHMOND viii be held att he
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, corner of Main
and Twelfth streets, THIS AFTERNOON at a
o'clock. full attendance is requested, as business
of Importance will DC presented
RELIEF COMMITTEES. = III. E. c. BaskeTvl, Trea-
surer; VIM. Bell, DR.. W. Ii. Gwathmey, !. l.. Mau-
ny, Directors VIM. III. Peasants, Secretary DIR.
C. G. Barney, w. II. Cemmitt, Robert j. Christian,
Lewis ID. CrenshaY, j. Il. Chamberlayne, W. Ii.
Denerson, DR. J. IL. Ellerson, Col. Thos. H. Ellis,
Geo. Gibson, Pat. Ii. Gibson, James Gordon, Black
burn Hughes, Abner +. Harvey, Samuel j. Harli-
son. Judge VIM. II. Lyons Thos w. McCance, 2.
Cary Nicholas. Samuel NJ. Price, j. d. X. Sleight,
John r. Tucker, Asa Snyder, David L. Williams,
Joel b. Watkins, VIM Willis, Jr.
no lit VIM. z. MTNEORQ. President
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
office corner of Twelfth and Cary streets. J

HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAIR
I'll NESS, PLOWS, HOGS, CRADLES AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold, Oh THURSDAY, November
10th, at IL o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. L. p.
Ellis, near Kilby's Mills, in Hanover county,
twelve miles from Richmond, and Immediately on
the Richmond and fredericksburg railroad consist
ing in part of
8 Horses,
very fine Colt, two years old;
2 Wagons,
8 Carts,
Hogs,
Is Shoats,
Cart and Wagon Harness,
Flows, Harrows, Axes,
Cradles and Agricultural Implements, sc.
Persons from Richmond wishing to attend this
sale can take the cars i'll the morning and return IN
the evening.
NOS THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctioneer
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOTS ON BROAD AND
-TWENTY.FIRST STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-will be sold, ON MONDAY, the eth
day of November on the premises, at O'clock NJ,
the VACANT LOT on the corner Of Broad Ind
Twenty first streets, fronting one hundred feet on
the south side Of Broad street. and running back
hundred and sixty five feet. 1t will be sold lots
to suit purchasers. -
TERMS Made known at the sale.
no 2-Jt JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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0AIE OF NEGROES. CROP. STOCK

GALE OF NEGROES, CROP, STOCK
Lie AUCTION.-Will be sold, GA MONDAY, No
vember 18th, 1884, at WardstoIk, two miles from
Charlotte Court-H House, thirty-three NEGROES, in
Guiding some good mechanics; twenty -fve head
CATTLE; seventy SHEEP; sixty-one HOGS
eleven HORSES and MULES; seventeen stacks
FODDER; thirty stacks OATS: about two hundred
and fifty barrels of CORN PLANTATION UTEN-
SILS; KITCHEN FURNITURE; also, one CAR
RAGE and BUGGY.
TERMS: Credit of six months except for sums OF
one hundred dollars and less purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest from date
RICHARD V. GAINES,
ROBERT II. GAINES, a
no LIT Executors of r. 1. Gaines, deceased.
Wing and Examiner copy.
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By Dunlop, Moncure s. Co., Auctioneers.

By Dunlop Moncure & Co., Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF ENGLISH AND
~ FRENCH DRY GOODS, SHOES AND
BOOTS, &c.-On THURSDAY, the 10th instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our auc-
ton store a very desirable assortment of ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERCHANDISE, consisting IN
part of
GA pieces Ga Mohair Lustres, assorted quail
tiles,
100 pieces ga White Cambrics,
40 pieces y to 32-inch White Silesia Flannels,
a pieces 81 and ga Albut Diagonals,
Light and Dark Steel Cassimcres,
Ii pieces Fancy Coating,
20 pieces Silk-miXtures,
10 pieces French Bombazine,
Hosiery, Shirtings and Sheetings,
Irish Linen, Thread, &c, &C.,
100 pairs Gents French Boots, double and cork
soles,
400 pairs Gents Elastic Boots, French,
200 pairs Gents English Elastic Boots,
200 pairs English Navy Shoes,
IA bales rs and A Shirtings and Sheetings
ALSO,
5 Brussels Carpets,
2 large Feather Beds,
with many other articles suited to the trade.
TERMS Cash
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
no2 Auctioneers.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ONE
IL THOIIaA MD ACRES OF TIMBERED LAND.

containing much white pine, lying in the northern
part of Floyd county, near Little river, where
FOOD mill can be erected ut small cost, and lumber
III demand. A person, with capital and enterprise.
could soon realize fortune, this land, some years
ago. was in the hands Of an experienced English
collier who bought it for its coal and other mineral
prospects A bargain will be sold in this land, or
exchanged for a small firm, with improvements
One in a locality suited for good school on Apply
stefan preferred. GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
no 7-eod3t Auctioneers. :
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TASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGI.

NASTERN DISTRICT OE VIRGIL
IL MA, ss.-THE PRESIDENT OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES TO THE MARSHAL OF
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
Observation-Disclosures libel Of information hath
been filed III the District Court OF the Confederate
States of America for the Eastern District of Vir
gnia, the 18th day of October, 1854, by tho Dis
trct Attorney of the said Confederate States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, behalf of the said
Confederate States and of all other persons con-
cernedy against the following goods wares and mer
chmdio, te-wit seven hegs Of whiskey, four and a
quarter bushels Of salt and four pairs of brogans,
for reasons and ia the said information
toned, and praying the usual process and MONT. on
of the sa Id court in that behalf to be made, and
that all persons interested in the said goods,
and mere handze may be cited in general and special
to the premises and, all due proceedings be-
ing had, bat the said goods wares and merchandise
may. for tae causes in the said information men
toned, be sondeanned and sold, and the proceeds
thereof distributed by law directed and provided
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monition, un-
der the seal OF the said court to directed and de-
yered do hereby give public noticeto all persons
claiming the said goods, wares and .2erchandize or
in any manner interested therein That they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held in
the city of Richmond, in and for the Eastern Dis
trict CT Virginia, on the l0TH DAY OF DECEM-
BIER, 1864, then and there 10 interpose u claim for
the same and TO make their allegations in that be-
half provided the shall be a day of jurisdie-
ton; otherwise, on the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter. f. w. BASS,
Deputy Marshal for John f. Willy,
Marshal for the Eastern Virginia District.
no 7--2t
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NIEAT BRICK RESTDEN ON

m FIAI DNION III II - u II = y II V4~
~ MAYO, NEAR BROAD STREET, AT AUG
TfON-On WEDNESDAY, 9th of November, al
O'Clock p NJ We will sell, upon the premises,
TENEMENT No: in HuShes's row, on Mayo
street, recently occupied by Mr. s. X. Fondren.
II has six rooms kitchen with two rooms, and is
furnished with water and gas
The premises are in good order and immediate
possession will be given.
Terms: One-third cash the balance at three and
six months, with interest; all cash.
MOI GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

UNWILLING ON BROOK AVEN UE,
J BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
AND TWO TENEMENTS ON MARSHALL, BE-
TWEEN GILMER AND MUNFORD STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 10th November,
at o'clock p NJ, we will sell, upon the premises,
a DWELLING situated above, and occupied by
Mr.. Lewis H. Blunt. The basement is brick and
two upper stories wood. 1t has nine rooms, kitchen
with two rooms, well of water, &c. The lot fronts
twenty five feet and runs back to Leigh street.
Possession given LIST January. After which will be
sold TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS on Marshall,
between Gilrner and Munford streets, occupied by
Messrs Chldress ard Frank. They have four rooms
each with kitchens and well of water and are rent
ed to good tenants by the month.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with interest or all cash.
MOI GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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MARRIEn.

A. csaar Grove Amelia county. on the I'd instant
NV The REV. p f. Berkeley, Lieutenant y. ia 20
VIE FINNEY, Confederate States , HI'is, ~
NINNA, eldest daughter OF the ia'e
Booker. A. rJ
On tho al instant, in this city, by Rev rat, w
ra,S. sorseant FELIX PIERGE, Of the ppn nsv 90
ginia cavalry. TO MRs. MATTE r. DiO
this city.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-Ou house is now
- open for the reception OF GOODS, WALES,
on MERCHANDISE, TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TON Parties who have been waiting can now
send in their goods. We will also attend to sales
persons declining housekeeping, or TO the sale vi
REAL ESTATE in the city or county
Sale at our salesrooms, No. 81 Main street, next
MONDAY. Particulars hereafter.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS co,
mn At AuctiOneers.t
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LIVE HTEpRED DOLLARS RE-

II E IL I'm DhrsD ,.,., \,
II WARD for tho return OF CAThEANE, y
c-.a "rsst ~ the o;fv or two hundred dollars II
s,,,d IN the city. said woman IL about twenty
tbr 70 wears Of ae tolerably stout, and little cr9ss
eyed in one Of her eyes, and formerly NJ saa,d,
omit on Bread street Before owned her she was
loaned TO family on Maddox HUI, and curing - an
Absence she left there, and went TO NO. - for
pauyman,s ward Ito STAY until returned home. ~,
,5 i ts.sfment She vas taken away rom
sid yard by the said fiy petml wh;o5
and carried to be whipped at another ya ;d w"man
caused her to run OF Upon oenVe.,n r ahaerce the
above reward will be paid -
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MEDICAL COLLEG 4 OF VIR,
lN GINIA-SESSION 1864, ls6S.-TLe annual
course of LECTURES win commence ON MONDAY.
November 7, at O'Clock A. H.. The office Vi tbs
Dean, in the College Building, viii bs open Tor tia
purpose Of matriculasing students on FRIDAY,
SATURDAY. MONDAY and TUESDAY at ~
O'Clock A. M; also, on SATURDAY At 4. III.
l.. 3. JoYNES, N. D.,
no E3ts Dean Of the Faculty.
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A. GODDIN, No. % Main street

A. GODDIN, No. % Main street,
L Richmond. Virginia, dealer in all ARTICLES
OR PROPERTY OF UTILITY, offers for sale to
his friends and the public, at the lowest market
rates, large assortment of HOLLOW WARE,
such as Pots, some suited for the boiling of sor-
ghum, others adapted to country or other fire.
places; Stoves, &e Ovens Skillets, Griddles Stew
Pans, &C.. Axes, Wood and Hand Saws, Andirons
Tenders, Blowers, Shovels and Tongs, Pokers-
Also, Dishes, of various sizes, shapes and colors
Plates, OF every size and quality; Cups and Sau-
and gilt; Knives and Forks, some ivory balanced
handles, OF superior finish and quality; one conye-
nientlY-arranged Sideboard; magnificent Pier
or Centre Table-together with other Tables, Wash
stands, Chairs, &c. Also, many valuable School
and other Books one copy of Shakespeare, and va
rious rare and interesting Histories. no TT
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II ECEIVERS SALE OF MONTH
h CELLO AND BUCK ISLAND ESTATES,

~ ECEIVERS 5 A L. f. OF MONTH
n, CELLO AND BUCK ISLAND ESTATES,
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY.-In
pursuance of a decree of the District Court of the
Confederate States of America for the Eastern Dis
triet of Virginia pronounced on the 9th day Of
States against George Carr and Joel N. Wheeler,
shall SELL on the nth DAY OF NOVEMBER, at
public auction, the premises, for cash, IN Con-
tederate Treasury notes of the new issue, the fol-
lowing real and personal estate late the property OF
Captain U. Z. Levy, deceased, an alien enemy:
|. MONTICELLO, a tract of two hundred and
eighteen acres of land in the county Of Abemarle,
in the State of Virginia, about two miles from the
town of Charlottesville, with all the buildings
thereon, consisting of large and cofnmodious'
brick dwelling house, with variety Of out-bulld-
ings planned and built by Mr.. Jefferson, who owned
it and resided there at the time of his death.
2. BUCK ISLAND, tract of nine hundred and
sxty-one acres, about three miles distant from Mon
ticellO and about the same distance from the Ri
wanna canal. This was once the property OF James
Monroe, and was by him conveyed to the Bank OF
the United States, by whom it was conveyed to the
said U. p. Levy by deed Of record in the Clerks Of
flee of the County Court of Albemarle Much Of
this land is arabic and of good quality, and the
rest is heavily timbered with pine, &C., suitable for
ship-building
g. After the sale of the real estate there will be
sold at the same time and on the same terms, nine
teen NEGRO SLAVES, a variety of HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS,
HORSES, CATTLE, Hoes, SHEEP, sc.
The sale will be conducted by d. Nj. PATTIE, Der
putty Marshal, who resides Ill Charlottesville, and
will show the property at any time before the sale to
any one who may desire to purchase it.
HENRY L. BROOKE,
no 2-tds Receiver for District No. 8.