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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-06

Oar,cs SOUTHERN TsLsssArH CortAslss
Richmond, March 2Ash 1884.
THE Stockholders Of the. " sshington and New
L. 0'lesns. Richmond, Charlottesville and
Tennessee Telegraph Companies, Ere hereby no.
tilted that the five per cent tax levied b., the Law
passed 18th February 1864, on the value of all
81 area rs III in telegraph other companies. will be
paid by the undersigned at this office, and they will
therefore omit tie stock held in any Of .hsse com.
paaies in Il cir lists to assessors.
E. -McCARTHY. Auditor
SoatheTn Telegraph Companies.
April e-tf
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NOTICE

- G.. c. YEAKLE has Just .Yrivsd
~-V from Dixie, with nne assert TIM en-!
G@gs1 4 Drugs aaa Medicines esasiA-
sx $500 ting in part as foil 3:
Soda, SulphurI goCopperas,
9Z Alum, Assafoetia Cream Of II
fzE 81 tar, Davis Pain Killer, Epsoaa.
4% IL Salts. Castor Oil, Gum Arabic,
~&& Gum Camphor. Sweet Spirits. NJ
ire, Balsam Copavis, Sugar of Lead. Iodids Pot
ash, Choriforn, Calomel, BoraI,. and Strichnins.
Persons n ~ant Of articles in his lima would do well
TO give him call at Dir. Youug's old stand. Every
svsilabls meaus will be used In keepiss On
hand gcrsgal assortment OF Drugs aud Aedi-
eines.
sz.~ CASA required en- delivery Of all arsia|es.
u. G. IEAkIE.
Staanton Sept. 4, lsss.--E.
Sc Spec. copy.
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Graphic.

The "EIeraId's' Ne. bern correspondence
thus describes he fshtng Of the Ram Chesa.
peoke: The cfaachsay OF the sa.o Ike
proe Of the rebel ram anoug the timber
was fearful, snd the or:fee created ii .esy
vas ten OF twelve feet"
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By notice from Ju ige Ould, Agent Of
Exchange. it will be seen that all Confetier-
ate officers and men who have been deliy.-
cred at City Point. Virginia, at any trne
Previou, to the eosh Of April, 1864, are
declared duly exchanged.
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Ss gentleman. says the Meridian
Ct"rion. 2lst, who ruached Bfookhaven
yesterday fretn the trans Mississippi, tele-
graphs to friend at this place, that Banks
defeat terminated in disastrous rout, oals
eqaalled by the famous Bull Run rout. Of
July, 1861. The fight began on the llsh.
and ended on the l45h.
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NO. 18.
miscellaneous.

| Fs,tress Mya,oe, April 25.-Four La
dies were arrested in Norfolk YESTERDAY.
aud brought before Gem Butler, charged
with being engaged in holding correspou.
Eaence sith the enemy.
/ Mep Eorh, April 25 Dispatches frop,
! New Oreahs state the total destruction Of
cotton on the Red river by the rebels at bos
over Is, coo bales.
/ a dispatch from the West says that Capt
Ton, formerly the rebel provost marshal IT
Alexandria. caasin TO Mrs Lincolns. hes AZ.
rived Within o1s iiaes With his family, ard
/ given himself up. The rebels are said ~
have 81 transports at Shreveport.
| T z Blair. Jr Of the House Of Repre-.
sentativss, has been acquitted of the charges
against him, presented with sword, and
assigned to the command Of the 18th (Mc-
phersou'.) corps.
Governor Picrpont, Of Virginia. is Gus
| in pamphlet philippe upon the military
rule of Generals Butler and Slough. said i,
be comforting only to whisky vendors aul
traitors.
/ Col Lewis Benedict of ALBANY, ''sou Of
an eminent merchant" was among the s.aia
/ in the battle Of Pleasant Hill.
! NJ Alexandra Wattemare, founder ans
director of the system of international x
change for books aud maps IN Europe, died
IN Paris, April 8, after long Illness.
It is understood tha, General Butler is
to take the h>ld in person.
john NJ Bolts, the Immortal" has 20.
Gently written an "auto.raph letter" to BE-,
exhibited at the New York Sanitary Fan.
Ia which he say., "when I lave seen &
! wounded soldier on the field, | have no,
stopped to ascertain whether he wore Uae
: jacket or s grey
correspondent Of the PHILADELPHIA
press with b nks' army gives graphic &C.
/ scrpsion Of the pan'e anorg the fankaa
troops at ihe close Of the recent fight as
! P Pleasant Hill He says. s.Bareheadcu
! riders rode with agony in their faces, and
/ tor sefns ten minutes it seemed az if we
we're going 70 destruction together. 1t was
my toriuse TO see the first battle of Bul,
Run, and to be among ,hose who made that
celebrated midnight retreat towards WASH
ington The retreat OF the Fourth Diyis1.
ion was az much rout as that of the Fed.
.eral army, with the exception that fewer
men w.re engaged, aud our men fought
here with valor that was not shown on
tie serious, SAD. mock heroic day in Jui9.
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OFFICE w. CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Richmond Ian. IL 1854.

CyHANGE Of Schedule-On and after Friday,
~ January 18th, 1854. the Mail and Passenger
Train will leave Richmond daily for Stanton aus
intermediate points at o'clock A.. Y. Returning
will leave Staunton at Is N and STRIVE in Rieh
mond at O'Clock m,
II Accommodation train between Richmond
nd Co donsville is discontinued until further ne
CO Hu WHITC0NB. Gn'lSrpt.
Jan Is, 1864
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CIR q L l. n. IL.
The Southern Literary Messenger,
For 1861.

THIS irns ssiaI .sss aa Wei lss;.s sa-ss, ) 1T
4 cratare, hafiIE baen recently purcnas.d 'cv
the subscribers viii in future be conducted excls
s7eIy under their cntrol. In all its departments.
BOTH business snt tditarial the MESSENGER p Ill
be undsr she IN anagsmeat Of an entirely new re-
Eime, anti the Proprietars saiguine u snc
sess In the future, which the Msgazine has never
yet realized, if their friends and the pubic shall
J ield them a support worthy ef important an
enterprise, looking 80 the Advancement OF the
ki~hes. literary interests of the Confederaey.
Argument Or appeal III bsh ali OF the Importance
OF an aleyated itersaa to our country the absence
OF which has hittasr 70 made almost BY word
Sf reproacl among older ma lions, and now
initiates against oui interests abroad, need net be
addressed ~ these Naoa this circular II Designed
t. scash.
tAing more is necessary than mere verbal express
toha o! sympathy ard encouragement. The friends
CT Soathorn literature mus. fsster the efforts OF
our literary men 70 secure soi as worthy posi-
Ion In the world Of letters.
We design the MESSENGER to be enterprise
worthy Of tine support of sill Glasses If our people.
We shail ain chiefly to secure Tor pages the
productions Of the highest order Of genius and
ecAo!arsai2, and At the time such articles
viii contribute 10 the instruction and amusement
~ tbs pubic !! large. 10 this end we shall give
Car attention to and solicit contributions from
aaushern writers in all the departments OF Litera-
tnrs, Poetry, kom4nce, Hcsio*. Criticism in
short, eFery sutject whose prom is sufficient
IS entits 1t 10 notice Nil! havs its dae share Of
attention.
We earnestly soicit the assis. ance OF our fri nds
throuahna the Cnniederacy in the enlargement OF
car sabscription list, which must be- increased to
enable We To meet the h..avv pee unisry outlay to
~hch we shall be subjtctsd.
For tic present the price ofeubscripton will be
SIS for Is months. 81 for & months. Ordsrs unst
Ss accompanied ntfh the cash.
Mr.. GEoaas G. WEnDsaBURS formerly of New
Orleans, now of this city, will control the business
interests OF the MESSENGER, and Mr. FaANk H.
ALfsiHsn, OF this city. will direct it's editorial
management. Communications connected with
sae literary conduct Of .he ii RssEsaKn will be di-
sected to ths editor: othar commune aiioas shoald
- directed 20 the propriciors.
FEDDEabuRy ALFRiEND. PxorarrroEs,
Rselusosss, Vs.
~ AL persons indebted to the NResExsHK
prior tothe 23rd day OF December 1853, viii please
Sau,i: .he amount due TO
AACFARLASEA FERGUSON.
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CENTRAL HOTEL

CENTRAL HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, IA.
VSHE Proprietor Of this sonvenisns HOTAL 70
i spectfully calls the attention of the
Travelling Public
to the situation Of his House being Immediately -
the Railroad, and thereby avoiding all chances o!
being left by the trains. His table, supplied with
the best tbs markets afford, and his well fSEti!ite6
rooms, furnished with
CL1AN DIN1,
afford comfortable entertainment to the WAY
TRAVELLER. BE respectfully SELECTS the patronaD
Of the public.
y. ". BAILEY.
March ., lsse.-ea
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suppL1EsFoR solv1uEs.

4 CAR will leave Staunton every Friday mora
"A ing, to convey such supplies A. persons m ~
desire to send to their friends IN the army, IN
char &c of reliable person, who will see to their
delivery at a convenient point. Packages should
be de.iyefed {planly markedS on Thursday
evening. Those who wish can deliver packages at
Fishersyille and Waynesboro', which will Also DO
taken Fl. u. BELL,
Nov. 30, 'ss-tf Maj. Q. NJ.
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By We recently coEversed with con-
irahshd, woo had Elected bis escape fro.n
the Yankees in Naltl alabama When
asked FOR his opinion as to his Abolition
friends, he replied Nv ell, massa. if
YanEse ever ge,sto heaven it will be to sec
tue 4oorsseper. - Atssissirfiall
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al advertising for q lessterm tn IN three months
will be charged for at the usual rates.
NB- Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
Inserted one year for $l0-six months for 81 go.
mr. Announcements Of Candidates 81; to DO
paid il advance. :
-Ms3- An Communities lions or Netices Of personal
ar private character, or intended or calculated to
promote any private enterprise or interest, Will %
cha rged for as advertisements
| MI Obituaries will be charged FOR at the rate
Of TEs Crsrs per line. They must In all eases be
accompanied by the money.
1nsy@ Office on New Courthouse Street, oPpo-
site Rrandebsrg's Old Stand, ans pear the -.
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sTAUNroN, VA, FRIDAY MAY s. 1864
1.-THE SOUTHERN PUNCH.

DKOSPECTUS.-The undersigned will issue,
Il a few weeks, 1t Rishnohd, Va, weehly jour
nal to be called
! .sm,,r . - ,rm ~r,~1~s
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Copartnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
I'VE have this day entered into Copartnervhip
w for the purpose ofcohaucting the MEsCAN
TILE BUSINESS in the Town of Staanton, an
der the stvle and firm of P. b. i J B. Hoge.
We solicit the patronage Of or friends and To-
pun4ic generally.
J. HOaA
Stauatoa, Nay II, 1ess.
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~ O &c Il

& o y n ~ - r Z II Il =
r have renov ed my FRtCTiuN MATCH. NAN
4 UFACTORY, to the corner known As ssBick!e's
Corner" on Augusta street, oppo.t.e the dry
goods store OF Mr.. Owen C. Morris. where ah all
be prepared to furnish Matches by the Gross or
Box. These matches are extensively used in
Stanton and Richmond and thought to be fully
equal TO any ever sold in this market. shall al
ways have supply on hand a. TIE nanuisctsry
il kept constantly in operation. .
Jan 2S-lyr D. Z. BLACKBURN. ,
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! NEGRO WOMAN, aeesstened
| r CseEnx, Washing and lrsaisE I1sufrs 9
this eEes.
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Advertising Agency:
The undersigned offers his services to persons
desiring to Advertise in any of the papers in the
southera Confeder aey. Persous in the country
wishing to Advertise their LAND OK OTHER
PROPERTY, would do well to avail themselves OF
nv Agency. will also forward subscriptions to
thu n urzaas T.s.b / EIxEsIDE and other papers.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman "Staunson Vindicator.'
April 10, 1885,
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HARTMAN & BELL,
Attorneys at Lew

STAUNTON, VA.
w formerly occupied by james a. skinner
Esq. and will give prompt attention to Susinese
entrusted to the Arm.
February 20, 1903,
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~ All persons indebted to the NaesExsHR
pzior tothe 23rd day of December, las3, Viii please
Ismi: tbs amount Tue TO
EACFARLASE q FERGUSON.
Richmond W.
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UTED.

At the srsideSee n her husband, OH Setenteentli
street between Clay and Ncnahie, Mrs. MARY
SIMPSON, wit, of James simpson, in the thirty
ninth year OF her age,
She was an aiiectionate wife and kind mother
She leaves husband ami -four ohildron 10 mourn
their loss.
" She has gone that place where the blest are
loying,
Away from world of transgfesson and woe :
And now the full power OF her soul is employing
In soags 10 the Lamb she followed below
Her funeral Wall take place from har husband ;
residence on SATURDAY EVENING at O'clock.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully in
Nlted {" attend.
s..~Scw York papers rlense cory.
Yesterday morning at ) o'clo,k, FILA V,
youngest chld OF Il. u. and Atezcrd O'"nti1nd,
aged twelve months.
fEr friends amt acquaintance Of the family are
r,Spr, tfilv invited 10 attend her funeral THIS
,SatuIday( MORNING at II O'Clock, from the
residence oil her parents on Marshall, between Farsi
and Second streets.
On the Twcnty-sixlh Of August, after short Ill
ness, twenty -four hour, OF cholera niantuIn, WILL
LIAM u, youngc't son oi Lawrence J. and NJ. NJ.
Nelson. aged ono ve.g and twelve days.
His funeral will take place THIS Saturday
EVENING, at halfp1st | o'clock, from the resi-
drnce of his parents, near the tity Gas Works. The
friends al the family respectfully invited 50 at
tend without further notc"-
81 Norfolk and Portsmouth papers Please copy.
At her husbands residence. On Twetdy-th,ri
street Of TYPHOID pneumonia, Mr.. CATHERINE
T. PiITMAN, wife of Edward ltttnlan, aged about
thIrtv wears She leave devoted hus band and
many friends to mourn their loss
Her funeral will take place THIS Saturday
MORNING the 9Th, at nine O'clock. The friend
and acquaintance VI the family respectfully lrl-
vItcd 10 attend without tuthcr notice.
ON the 10Th instant, At the residon,c Of lbs saI-
in-ltw, a. IL HUu; hens Mr.. THOMAS j. row
ELL, aged seventy two years and twenty days.
Dearest father thol! hast left rs,
We thv loss most deeply feel;
But 'tis God that hast bcrctt us,
fIc can all our sorrows heal.
The friends and acqualntanccs of the family are
invited 10 attend his funeral THIS Saturday
MORNING at IL O'Clock without further notice.
In this city, last evening, after i long and painful
Illness with full hope 81 blisStui immortality be-
yond the grave, BENJAMIN ". JUDAH III the
tttv-cghth year of his age.
He was gentle, kind and anuahle III has DISPOSE
tom lie was beloved, admired and respected by al
who knew him.
dis funeral will take pac" on SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock at 81. Phillips Church. Ills
friends and acquaintance, and those OF IS family
are requested To attend without further information
go Philadelphia papers VIII please copy,
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AUCTION SALES.
Tits DAY.
BY p. W. Grubba, Auctioneer.

ELMINGTON, THE LATE RESI-
IL DENCE OF WILLIAM ANDERSON, DE-
CEASED, A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold Mt public auction, the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th of August, at Il O'clock NJ a.,
the valuable FARM located as above called e.
mngton. 1t Is beautifully situated Continuing
about five hundred and twenty-three acres about
two hundred Of which is cleared, the balance in or-
enal and socou iry growth; and will be so divided
az to sell thres hundred acres, with the improve
Inents, consisting Of dwelling, with five rooms, be-
sides basement kitchen, four other servants hou sos
stable, tobacco barn, hayhouse and an orchard Of
choice fruit, yard with abundance OF shade, garden
well enclosed and productive, Il well Of excellent
water the yard, the fam well wateTed and
healthy; and the balance III two wooded lots, cor
tanning .about one hundred and twelve acrps each
IA a front on the Telegraph road, and running
bas 20 Stony Run creek The wood hand is very
valu ble, being heavily wooded, and within one and
half miles OF the Richmond, Frederick SburR and
Potomac railroad. Possession viii be given on The
LIST dag Of October next, or sooner ItServing t.re
privilege OF securing snd removing the growing
crops.
TERMS: One-thrd cash balance at six and
twelve months, interest added or all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser.
T.. W GRCBBS, AuctiOnecT,
au 20 Successor to Goiln AppeTsOn.
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GALE OF STOCK OF GOODS AT
~ AUCTION.-IIaving relnqushed to the Gov
ernent store, We will sell thercat corner Broad
and Ninth streets, by auction, ON MONDAY next,
the 29th instant, commencing at 10 O'clock, A. Nj.
cur entire stock in trade, consisting Of
Fine Chewing and smoking Tobacco, of the
most celebrated brands,
Superior Cigars,
Bicr-R Root Pipes,
Paper, Envelope,
Port Monnaies, Combs,
Soaps, Shoes,
Fine Cloth Dress. Goats,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
and variety Of other desirable articles.
ALSO,
The Store Fixtures and Furniture such as
Counters, Show Cases, Iron Safe,
Platform Scales, Stove,
Chairs, Desks, &c.
Parties having goods stored with US will give u
timely notice what disposition they wish made o
them. BURRUSS WALElIAl4L.
sale conducted by I. W. KEesEE, Auctioneer.
an 23.tds
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Good Advice.

Mr.. oilmore, at the conclusion Of the account of
the interview OF Jacquess and himself with the
PRESIDENT states that finding their mission truitess,
Colonel jacques soeInniy said: 'rEphram is Joined
to>his idols; let him alone"
That Is all We ask. Let us alone. 1t has been
cur watchword from. the beginning We recon-
mend 1t to the Chicago Convention and the Northern
people.
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nNE HUNDRED CONDEMNED WA
CONS, FIFTY CONDEMNED HORSES AND
MULES, FOR SALE Al AUCIION.-WIl be sold
Oh FRIDAY MORNING, September 2, commencing
at 10 o'clock, at the Confederate States Lot, B1-
cons Quarter Branch,
100 CONDEMNED WAGONS,
80 Condemned HORSES and MULES.
By order OF ROBERT +. ARCHER,
MAJOR rnd QualtrIma-ter.
Sale conducted by THOs. w. kEEsEr, Aut tloneer
au22
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FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO.-A choice
L article for cigars, for sale by
au Z7-2ts RAGLAND & BROTHER
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WANTED, A EOLTTNG CLOTH
W Any one having aLgood CLOTH and wishing
to sell the same will heard f~a purchaser by address
ing not, 10 Box ,CiG; .Rfclinond post-oitice.
a,-lII
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DiANO, FURNITURE, GLASS AND
1 CROCKERY WARE, CARPETS, &c,
AT A L CT ION.
On TUESDAY, the 30th instant, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ will sell at the residence OF NJ
NJ. Goulden, No go Broad street, north side,) be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the fol-
lowing articles:
l Mahogany Piano, 81 octaves,
Parlor, Cane and other Chairs,
| Mahogany French Sideboard,
Sofas, Rocking Chairs, Lounges,
Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth,
Wardr0bes, Mirrors, Washstands,
Cottage and other BeJ5teads
- Mahogany Cabinets,
Feather Beds Mattresses,
Sheets, Blankets Quilts, &c,
Parior, Dining and other Tables
l Mahogany Cradle,
do. Crib and Mattress,
Eight-Day Clocks.
Curtains, Pictures, Window Shades
Table Linen,
Cups and Saucers, Plates Dishes,
Goblets, Tumblers, Wine Glasses,
Knives and Forks Glass Preserve Dishes,
Excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils,
/ Plulor Stove, &c, &c.
gn 26 WILLIAMSON i co, Auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR HUN
DRIED ACRES, IN GOOtiILAND COUNTY,
ONE AND \ HALF MILES FROM TIE Jam rs
RIVER CANAL, FOR SALE offer for sale, phi
vately, the FARM located above, containing tom
hundred acres-two hundred and fifty cleared, the
balance in original and secondary Growtll-+nostlg
original 1t is well wat.red, ana in an excellent
neighbo1hooj. The improvements consist Of a
Dwelling with six rooms Servants Houses, Barns
Stable, Corn-House, &c The Fam is well enclosed
and joins DIR. Morris, Dr. Trcadway, Mr.. Iari-
son and others; it Is three and half miles from
Cedar Point by the public road, and one and hall
miles from MechauX's Ferry by good private road
Partial possession will be given 10 enable the pur
chaser ~ seed sll crops, ANA full Possession the
Isl OF January. For terms, apply to
7. W. GRUBBS, Aucti0nerr,
au 26-3t Successor to Goldin X AppeISUn.
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4 oST. at Beaver Dam station, Oh
| central railroad, Oh the 9Th oi MAY r..
CrhTIFiCArE No So4, 20, two shsrea Of "a. a. a..
nlond Importing ana Exporting CompanS vs s.a Is
of which was transferred 10 ., \ 'tvnSI \, =
sin January. 1861. Also, CbRllfl,A ~ It,..si
January 10, 1854, for five >iitIta 0i W .tt.sI
Glass Company New certificates "'h u ,,ft' Fl,
80 ,n5 an nrr.ons arr f,1r,warne,i from ttai't
or receiving, tbs IN Joii-' \
AN 4-wiwt
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INCUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
1 DOLLARS REWARD.-Iwill pay four thou

OURTHOUSANDF FIVE HUNDRED
Il DOLLARS REWARD.-I will pay four thou
sand five hundred dollars for the apprehension and
delivery to i'll Richmond, for securing them SO
that get them, the following SLAVES, to wit:
JORDAN, II yellow man, about twenty-Seven
years old, a toerable carpenter and blacksmith
Was raised near Christiansburg,- Virginia.
LEWIS, a black man, thirty years old purchased
of T. L. Drewney or Broddie, near Hendersonviile,
North Carolina
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight years old;
raised by Walter Coles OF Pittsylvania county; has
/ rather down look, and is very stout
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slim;
bought of Z. j. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina.
JIM, black, about twenty one on twenty-five years
old raised in Maryland; Is tall and very likely.
WILLIAM, IA brown-skin boy, about twenty or
twenty-five years old raised III this city;
once owned by r. j. Sampson, agent at the Rich
mond ard Danville depot.
ELIJAH, of brown complexion, about thirty-f
years old raised Charlottesville, and is No.
cook Both of his legs were swollen and sore at the
time he left.
| SALLY, mulatto girl, about twenty-five years
old raised in Loudoun county; was purchased OF
N. NJ. Lae; tall and slender, with long black hair
HARRIET, fifteen sixteen Years old, brown
skin, with bushy head of hair.
They left my farm, in Lunenburg, about the last
of June, with the Wilson raiding party. viii pay
the above reward for all Of them, or five hundred
dollars for any one Of them.
au 5-4ws L. Il. STOKES.
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w An ID to rent, a comfortable
w HOUSE, III pleasant ana convenient neigh
bQtnopd. a small house preferred. Any one hay-
ing such VIZ please apply to Mrs ROBERT Ne
CANBLISt at Mr.. l. T. Gr1,y's, on Franklin stgctr,
nr 10 Mr.. j. L. GRAY, Main street. au 2I-3ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-27
House AND LOr or TWFyry

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