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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

The immense sale. testify to the merits Of thi,
The npnosrqa. dali, repO,. t. of astonishing cures
attest Its value.
1thas advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, Snd mparttng tone aud strength
TO thegystsm. I .h's='
Is safe and harmless to the infant and powerful in
the adult case. ..HG. boz. % r.
To the soldier, especially, is invaluable, bOIng
appropriately termed by them in many certificates,
.tTHE SOLDIER'S FRIEND"
Mothers hud 1t superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethug freed from the iRIari0ls snectS of
Narcotics, gives reat to the sufferer by removing
tie diSSaaO. Sold by r6speetabls DoalSFS syorr-
where. tti tsa =-.,..arz -.
PRlcE. Is Giants BOTTLE Prepared only 10y
tuu21 ON WA. R.DAVTDSoN, Cincinnati, O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

z WAsHfnerOS, Jan. 5.-Nsjor Girard a
cavalry officer of,the southwest, replace,
iStoneman here.Z Il
Lieut.. Col. Egan has been made Chief
Quartermaster Of the Cavalry Bureau, rice
SaWteIle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

HEkDQUARTERs AMY OF 4HE POrox.c
January o Nothing of Importance is
uansplrlng We are endeavoriDg to keep
GonIoftaole. Three inches of snow fell
i last p.gnit5 me WeaiheyaWas pleasant to-
citizens in this army is Hearty competed.
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HAGAN,S MAGNOLIA RALM

LAAWhN y MAWNVUIh DhuWs
This Is the most delightful and extraordinary ar
ticls ever discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt
face and hands to peaFly satin OF ruyahinR
beauty, lnParting the marble purity Of youth, and
the dialogue appearance so inviting in the city
bells Of fashion 1t removes TAM freekIes, piuples
and roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
terial injurious to the skin Patropzed by Actresses
and ope Singers. II Is what every LAZY should
have. Sold everywhere
DEMAS s. BARNES q GO.
General Agents,
sep1 6m 202 BROADWAY. n. Y.
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The Great Remedy for COaSuB,ptioa! :
The Great Remedpjor CJnSnBiption.

folloGing. Resd1tIi if5Iss 81 - 80
De. wBHARI-rear Sir: j had a very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one year, and my whole
system was iast giving way and 1 was ptostIRted
on my bee with but little hope Of recovering. NV
abort time must have gone Is nv crave but tbSnS
uod my daughter; tn-laW WOULD not rest until she
went to your store, No 10 North Eecond street and
telate3 the case 20 you, purchased one bottle of
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and Commenced to
use 1t, and In one week WIS much better and after
o6ng taree bottles am perfectly well, wonder to
All my friends for they all pronounced me past Gu no.
Publish my case IL you think proper . -. - ~
REBEcCA. HAMILTON,
- No. 1871 WAND atreat. ghIladalnhia
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.WISBART'S TAR CORDIAL

EVILL positively cure the following diseases ;
W Consumption, ifnot beyond the power Of med
ieinS llutiammaton Of the lungs Coug TiroGt
ana Biess Bronchitis, Asthma Hes, GFaYtf and an
untellng Kennedy for Female Complaints
Dr.EW ishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
u the only vital principle Of the Pine Tree obtained
~ peSuhar process In the dlstillaiiou Of the tn
tafned. Z ~, -
It's thsmedloins that cures wAsh al others have
- TAB CORDIAL TAR CORDIAL,
TAR CORDIAL, TAR o5RDIAil -
The Great Remedy for oOarup,ptioat , 4 s.
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-9sGEIAEEa "a rEJrNl
EI,t 10 81 } Saf 20 .f.-11l -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-08

NJ OTICE.-Seeing notice in yester-
~ days Dispatch that the co-partnership exist
ing under the name Of BATKINS & WOODWARD
had by mutual consent, been dissolved on the Goth
of july 1884, this is to notify the public that there
has been no dissolution Of co-parnershIp, either by
mutual consent or otherwise-only the closing out
of our store through the necessity OF the military
law And this is further. to notify the public that
there has been settlement up to TINS time, and to
frewarn the same not to settle any business in the
name of BATKINS & WOODWARD without my
presence and consent
no 1T W. M. WOODwARD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

bey- SBocKoR MILL,
Seventeenth street, across the Deck.
CORN GROUND on TOLL, OR EXCHANGED
FOR MEAL.
FOR sALE.-MEAL al SIS PER bu4hel; NEW
FLOUR at Size per pound. no l-ios-
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE,
III Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
Stage Manager E. Il. DALTON
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER s, 1861,
will be presented for the first time after active pre-
paraticn, the great and thrilling Play, in
four acts from the French, entitled
BELrHEGoR, TIE MoUNTEBANK,
and tho favorite Farce OF the
ALPINE MAID.
MISS SALLIE PARTINGToN,
Miss KATIE ESTELLE,
Mrs. c. DEBAR,.
Miss MAGGIE ESTELLF,
Miss II. PERCY,
T. II. DALlON, ). WILLS,
J. s. CHARLES, r. j. BROWN.
II GUION, H. ALLEN
C. T. NELSON, J.. BANKER.
and all the Company in the cast.
In active preparation
TIE MAN WITH THE IRON MASK.
. Doors open at quarter to O'clock; performance
commencing at y O'Clock 10 Sit
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NJ EW NJ sic.
AT JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS,
No. 1873 Main street,
(P. II. Taylors old stand
Farewell to the Star-Spanglei Banner.
Shower of Pearls La Puede Pelles)
Stonewall Quickstep.
Switzer's Farewell.
Battle-Flag Polka
We Conquer or Die.
They Said my Love Would Change with Time.
Parthenia to Ingomar.
Juaneta.
Come Where my Love Lies Dreaming.
Listen to the Mocking Bird-Quickstep and Song
When Saw Sweet Nelly Home.
Do They Think of Me at Home.
Hurrah for Our Flag.
General Lees Grand March.
Who VIII Care for Mother Now.
Home, Sweet Honey aliations
Annie of the Vale.
Gipsey Countess.
Brightest Eyes-song and Gallop.
Shells of Oeean-Song and Variations.
Child of the Regiment
pde Be Star.
Officers Funeral.
1 See Her Still in my Dreams.
No Surrender.
Gentle Nettie Moore.
Hurrah for our Flag.
l Dreamt Dwet i'll Marble Halls.
All have Signed to Rest,
Goodbye Sweetheart.
God Save the South.
Love me.
When the Boys Come Home.
The Mother of the Soldier Boy.
Mother, is the Battle Over!
Dear Mother I've Come Home to Die.
Morning Prayer.
Mother Oh! Sing me to Rest
Bird of Beauty.
God Will Defend the Right.
The Soldiers Suit of Grey.
Let me Kiss Him for his Mother.
What arc the Wild Waves Saying
When the Swallows Homewa4d Ely.
Kathleen Mavourneen.
Maiden's REPRESENTATIONS and Song.
General Morgan's Grand March.
Vacant Chair.
Up with the Flag.
Castles in the Air.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
REGULAR DISCOUNT TO DEALERS, TEACH
ERS AND SCHOOLS.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
no S-lts
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IL WARD for the return Of CATHERINE, if
found out of the city, or two hundred dollars il
found in the city Said woman is about twenty
three years of age toerably stout, and Little cross
eyed in one Of her eyes, and formerly belonged TO
Mr.. Helstern, of this city, and hired TO Mr.. Gold
smit, on Broad street, before owned her. She
loaned to a family on Maddox Hill, and during my
absence she left there, and went to Messrs. Ice &
Bowman's yard Ito stay until returned home) for
alleged cruel treatment. She was taken away from
said yard. by the said family, without my permission,
and caused to be whipped at another yard, which
to me, or NJ. w. Warrington, in my absence, the
above reward will be paid. j. W, SHARP.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
NOVEMBER 7TH, lS64.-Ordered, that Receivers
Thomas Il. Giles, Henry l.. Brook, Thomas III.
Campbell, John NJ. Speed, Francis L. Smith and
William A Maury, do each of them, on the 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, render and state
and make before William L. Watson, commits
sioner OF this court, such account and settlement
OF his transactions receiver for the SIX months
next succeeding the date Of his last settlement as
required by the 10th section of the Act of Congress
entitled san act for the sequestration of the estate
property and effects OF alien enemies and for the
indemnity of citizens of the Confederate States."-
Approved August 80. 1861. But ANYONE of said
receivers shall not have made and rendered such
account and settlement within the last twelve
months, then he shall render account of his
transactions as aforesaid for twelve months next
succeeding his last settlement And it is further
ordered that the Marshal of this District to
be published in the Examiner, Enquirer and Dis
patch, of the city of Richmond, twice a week. for
four weeks consecutvely before the said day of set
Element, copy of this order, and that the clerk of
this court deliver of said newspapers containing
said publication to the Attorney of the Confederate
States for this District.
A copy-reste: LOFTIN N. ELLErr,
no 8.2aw4w Clerk.
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BY d. X. Weisiger, Auctioneer.

VALUA BILE LEASEHOLD PRO-
Tl,R F0R SALE Az Auction VIII he la -,
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10th
day of November 1864, at O'clock 2. NJ, lease
of the VALUABLE LOT and BRICK BUILDINGS
with slate roof thereon, recently erected. The
front is two stories high, tyve by sixty feet, (un-
finished,) a FOUNDRY attached, forty by sixty
feet, and one new lS-horse power ENGINE, stu
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 l,
1862, and running to October ], 1882; the pur-
chaser to pay annual ground rent to the lessor of
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, and will ac-
quire, by the purchase, 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 properly is adapted to milling purposes or
for tannery.
TERMS: Made known at the sale.
no Std ID. X. WEISIGER, Auetioneer.
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by Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
(No 1872 Main street, between Ninth and TENTH
EURNITURE,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th November, commence
ing at 10 clock A. NJ will sell at salesroom,
No l92 Main street, an assortment Of GOODS con-
slstlng OF the following and other articles:
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Haircloth Rockers,
Dining, Parior and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuek Mattresses,
Pillows, BolsteTs, Sheets Blankets, &C.,
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
Fancy Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches, &c, &c.
MOI WILLIAMSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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T EECHES, LEECHES, LEECHES.-
j 4 offer my services to the public as Leeeher
and Cupper can be found at all times at the bar
Der shop opposite the American Hotel, Main street.
AT night, can be found ut my room, fourth floor,
over T. @. G. Drewrys tobacco store, opposite the
Exchange Bank, Main street
A large lot Of LEECHES ON hand, just reoeived.
no e-3t JOHN II. WILDER
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DIED,

Was killed the lines below Richmond, on
the evening Of saturday, the jth instant Mr.. WILL
LIfM :. DEUPREE, aged foftv-one years.
His funeral viii take place THIS DAY at half
past O'Clock from the First Presbyterian REV r.
V. Moores) Church The friends and acquaint-
anoes ef the family invited to attend without
further notice.
On the 18th Of October, at General Hospital No.
a. from wounds received at the battle before Peters
burg, september Doth, 1861, Lieutenant GEORGE
BRIGHTIlACPr, company O, Second Maryland
infantry, III tho twentyifth year of his age, leaving
young wifi and on only child 10 NOUN his early
death.
He was one among the first who left their homes
and tirusdGs t. defend the South He entered the
service as a puvate, but after dScharging the du-
Ties Of faIthfCl and courageous soldier, he wa
promoted % lieutenant. IL while in command
u his company, and calamity leading them into
the night he received his death blow. He was Ssot
three tunes. The first time he faltcrcd, bat
nailed his men on. Even the second time nothing
sauntcd, he still stroyc 10 keep his men together
But alas the third rsme he fll May God comfort
tho widow and protect his orphan child.
NJ. T.. ii.
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By Davenport & Co., Stock Auctioneers,
Office corner of Cary and Thirteenth streets)

lOffice corner of Cary and Thirteenth streets.)
WE SHALL SELL AT THE OFFICE
w OF THE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE
COMPANY, on FRIDAY, November 18th, 1854,
commencing at II o'clock, tle following BONDS
and STOCKS:
s25, 900 Confederate six per cent. Non-taxable
Coupon Bonds.
10000 Confederate six per cent. Non-taxable,
January coupon off.
10000 Confederate six per cent. Non-taxable Re-
gistered Certificates.
5000 Virginia six per cent. Registered Bonds,
new.
5000 Cotton Bonds
10000 four per cent. Certificates
10000 Confederate Coupon Bonds, various dates.
10000 Confederate Registered Bonds, various
dates.
shares old Dominion Trading Company
Stock.
100 shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock.
II shares Farmers Bank Stock.
shares Bank of Virginia Stock
> shares Porcelain Company Stock. :
Aud such other Bonds and Stocks may be Of
fered before the day of SALE
DAVENPORT & CO.,
MOI Stock Auctioneers.
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II OBBERY. - Broke in through the
X, door in front of the store occupied by Mrs.
J1TiIA HUNT. helpless old Jade, last Saturday
week the 2stb day of October, and tried to kill her.
and took everything the old jade possessed Now
s,e has left her old residence, and lives now Se
yenteenth street, between Franklin and Main, by
MFR. N A. Bernstein. The unfortunate Mrs. Julia
Hunt would be thankful for the recovery OF Of
her money and clothes. JULIA HUNT.
no 6-its
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(coIner of Ninth and Main streets.)
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w on FRIDAY NEXT, 18th instant, mt 10
o'clock,
Is barrels bright New Orleans Sugar,
10 boxes white New Orleans Sugar,
Is barrels New Flour,
IS bags New Flour,
Is barrels and kegs Molasses,
casks Alcohol,
4 barrels Jamaica Rum,
6 casks French Brandy,
25, 900 Florida Cigars,
with general assortment Of GROCERIES.
ALSO,
Is pieces Grey Cashmere.
25 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
200 gross Steel Pens,
Is bales Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers,
bales A Sheetings.
Consignments solicited. Further particulars on
morning Of sale.
nos ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.
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PROCLA Ma TIONS.
ID OCLA NATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.

APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
Il is meet that the people of the CONFIDENT,
States should, from time to time, assemble to ac'
knowledge their dependence on Almighty God, II
synier devout thanks for His manifold blessings u
waf,hip HIS Holy name, to bend in prayer at HIS
fcttoJ and TO accept with revcIent submission the
Christening If His All-wsc and All-merciful Provi-
denoo.
- us. then,.in temples and in fields, unite our
~1,es in recognizing, with adoIing gratitude, the
manifestations Of His protecting in the many
signal victories with which our arms have been
crowned in the fruitfulncss with which land
hes been blessed and in the unimparcd energy and
fortitudc with which II has inspired hearts and
strengthened cur arms in resistance to the inqui-
tons designs OF orr enemies.
And let not forget that while graciously vouch-
saflng 10 His protection, sins have Fnerited
and received Grievous chastisement; that many OF
our best and bravcst have fallen in battle that
many others are still held in foreign prisons; that
large districts of country have been devastated
with savage ferocty-the peaceful homes destroyed
and helpless women and children driven away in
destitutien and that with fendish malignity the
passions of scrvile race have been excited by our
death IS a welcome escape.
Now, therefore, I, JFFrERSoN 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 be
specially devoted to the worship of Almighty God
and do invite and invoke all the people of these
Confederate States to assemble on the day afore-
said, in their respective places of public Worship
there TO unite in prayer to our Heavenly Father
that He bestow His favor upon u.s. that He extend
over US the protection of His almighty ARM that
He sanctify His chastisemcntto our improvements SO
that we may turn away from evil paths and
walk rightcousy in His sight; that He restore
peace to our beloved country, healing its BLEEDING
wounds. aud securing to the continued ENJOY
ment of right of self-government and indie
pendencc and that He graciously heaIken TO us,
while ascrbe to HIM the power and glory of our
dehverance
- Given under my hand and the seal of
SEAL. the Conf derate States, at Richmt nd, this
49, twenty-sixth day of October, III the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
j. Z. BENJAMIN, Secretary of State.
DC 27-td
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

by Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
NO 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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FOR sALE.-MEAL az SIS PER bu4hel; NEW
FLOUR at size per pound. no l-iot'
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Bey- SBocKoR MILL,
Seventeenth street, across the Dock.
CORN GROUND on TOLL, OR EXCHANGED
FOR MEAL
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RUNA VA Us.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI
II wARD.--My man MATT, who is q BLACK
SMITH, away Sunday, the 9TH November.
his way through our lines below Richmond TO the
enemy. He is about twenty years old; black low
in stature; stout and likely has boyish look.
will give the above reward for his delivery &c me
at my store, No. 50 Main street, Richmond. .
no S-3te u. II. SIARKE.
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GALE OF NEGROES, CROP, STOCK
Lie AUCTION.-Will be Sold on MONDAY. No.
vember 18th, 1864, at Wardsiork, two-miles from
Charlotte Court-H9use, thirty three NEGROES, in
Guiding some good mechanics; twenty five head
eleven HORSES and MULES; seventeen stacks
FODDER; thirty stacks OATS: about two hundred
and fifty barSels 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
RICHARDV. GAINES,
ROBERT II. GAINES,
no LIT Executors of R. I. Gaines deceased
Wing and Examiner eopy,
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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 18th
day of November, on the premises, at clock P. NJ
the VACANT LOT on the corner of Broad and
Twenty. first streets fronting one hundred feet on
the south side of Broad street. and running back
hundred and sxtyfve feet. 1t will be sold in lots
to suit purchasers.
TERMS Made known at the sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
In consequence of the inelement weather, the
above sale is postponed until THURSDAY NEXT,
l0thdNovember, at o'clock 2. NJ.
no S-3t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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RAILROADS AND STEAMERS

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DASvILLEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
November 4, 1864. J
NJ OF / G E-CHANGE OF SCHE.
IN DULE.-On and after SUNDAY, November
9th, the PASSENGER TRAIN on this road will
follows:
The up mail train will leave Richmond daily at
o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at the Junction at Ill 20
A. NJ, connecting with the passenger train on the
Southside railroad for Lynchburg, and will arrive
in Danvllle att 81 NJ.
Will leave Danville daily at 6 40 A. NJ and ar
rive in Richmond at 6 80 p. NJ
JAMES III. LESTER,
no 5-lw General Ticket Agent
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REAL ESTA TIE FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM OF TWELVE
HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-EIGHT
ACRES, IN LUNENBURG AND PRINCE Ed
WARD COUNTIES, ON NOTTOwAY RIVER,
NEAR MEHERRIN AND PRICES DEPOTS, ON
THE DANvILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE We
offer the above farm for sale. Seven hundred and
fifty acres are open land embracing some fine clover
lots, and FIVE hundred acres wood land, some Of
it being fine timber. The dwelling Is distant three
miles from said depots, but some a the land APP
proaches to within one and half miles Of the rail-
road The buildings are ample for the accommoda-
ton of a large family, embracing, besides large
dwelling, a smaller one and large number Of barns,
stables and quarters. Immediate possession viii DO
given
To effect an immediate sale, great bargain will
be offered. Price, SIS per acre.
GRUBBS & WILLIAM,
no ST Auctfonecrs.
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DOUIS & SANDERSON, COMMITS
ID SION MERCHANTS,No No. so MAIN STREET..
Oae Of the partners being exempted hom all militia
ry duty, therefore give personal attention to
sales Vi all kinds Of merchandise and supplies gene
rally no 2--lms
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
i WARD.--Ran away from the subscriber, about
six or seven weeks ago, my negro, BEN. Sad hoy
was purchased at the auction house Of Messrs. Lee
& Bowman, Franklin street, Richmond, and was
sold by DIR. Ming, OF Petersburg. lie said he was
hired to Mrs. Magill, at the Theatre, previous 10
his sale. His age is nineteen twenty well built
with small head five feet eight nine inches in
height. He is no doubt lurking about Richmond or
Petersburg. will give the above reward for his de-
livery 10 Messrs. Lee & Bowman, Franklin street.
j. u. PACE,
oc 20-lms Danville, Virginia.
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no st
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STATE or NRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
lICHMONp. November 1. 1861. [

A PROCLAMATION.- a va
N eancy has occurred in the General Assembly
Of this Commonwealth by the resignation of s. W.
Thomas, the member of the House of Delegates from
she county of Warren therefore,
l, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of the Common
wealth of Virginia. do hereby proclaim and make
known that am election will be held in said county,
at the places prescribed by law, to supply the va
cancy aforesaid, the FIRST THURSDAY in
December next.
- Given under my hand as Governor, and
? / S. under the lesser seal OF the Commonwealth,
T. at Richmond, this 4th day Of November, 1861,
and u. The eighty ninth yea of the Commonwealth
WILLIAM SMITH.
este: GEORGE W. MUNPORD,
NJ tide Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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BY Hill, Dickinson s. Co., Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE SLAVES.-As commissioners acting
under decree of the Hastings Court of the city Of
Richmond, we shall, On the 18th DAY OF NO.
VENEER, 1861, at 10 o'clock of that day, sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash. NINE
LIKELY SLAVES at the auction house of Hill,
Dickinson e. Co., in the city of Richmond
7. TAYLOR, Commissioners
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