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DIED,
'N'aSt tOHN

AT the residence of her fs,:ler, GA the Creighton
| roai, on the ath instant, OF brain fever, ARA
| BELLA LEE, youngest. child uf Ann Maria ana
James ". Hardin, aged seven moaths and ten days,
| Weep not fond parents, nor wish her longer stay
for she is freed from all pn and gone to rest
the embrace OF that dear Saviour who said, " Sacl
| little children to come unto me, and forbid them
! not for of such the kingdom Of Heaven"
Sweet bud OF innocence
Transplantcd from this world OF sin
To bloom IN paradise above.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
| her parent THIS Wednesday, MORNING at IL
O'Clock. The friends and acquantanccs respect
fully invited to attend without further notice l..
At his residence, Main, near Twenty fifth
| street, ut O'Clock on the morning OF the 9Th in
slant, Mr. JOHN EASTON, i'll the eighty sixth
year Of his age.
! His funeral will take place from his late resi-
| derlo at O'Clock THIS EVENING The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend
On the second day out august 7tht from SAINT
Georges. Bermuda, on board the lritish steamer
son WALLACE, OF the firm Of W. Wallace Sons.
He engaged in the service of his country at the
former place. and, with his family, set sail to escape
the infection of yellow fever.
In this city, On Tuesday morning, Mrs. NJ. B.
BOWMAN.
a superior mind, well ssred and trained; i'll all the
relations of life she acted Well her pant. She passed
away from life sweetly, calmly and Icsignedy Civ.
ing full evidence III death, i'll life, Of the beauty
of practical religion.
Her funeral will take place from ST Jume,' Church
ut half-past O'Clock TIL EVENING Her friends
arc respectfully invited to attend
On the 5th instant, OF consumption, Mrs ri.
BECCA'JANE ADDISON, aged twenty years,
eleven months ami fifteen days.
The funeral will take place Oh WEDNESDAY,
the 'tL instant from the residence OF her husband
On Seventeenth street The friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend
'Biessed are the dead who die lii the Lord 4"
On the 9th instant OF diptherla, GEORGE
eldest son Of Thomas and Mary Smith, aged two
years, nine months and three days.
Forget thee, all when life shall ce.ase
70 thrill this heart of mine;
But not till then can forget
One look or tone of thine.
Oh no, it mingles with tbs SOUND
OF eyerything l hear;
And think We can forget
My son love dear.
where Is my baby"
The relatives and friends Of the family are 1r-
spectfutly invited to attend the funeral ftum tn,
residence OF hls parents THIS "Wednesday EVE
MING 1t haif-past two o'clock
On the morning OF the 9Th instant at twenty
Ininutes past eight O'Clock, LUCY JANE. coil~ort
oil lysanderC. fi9g, III the thlret year Of her age
subjected to long and painful illness, ssc bore it
with 1ortttlde, ana died resigned to the xiii Of t,-
ana In hope OF bllssful eternity, She tpavCs a de-
voted husband two children and a sister 10 rrc,.1n
their loss,
The relatives and friend OF ;hc fanll!F are III
vitcd 10 attend her funeral THIS "Wednesday
EVENING from the residence Of her husband on
Iwenty-ihiid street, Union Hill, at O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by r. W. Grubl,s. Auctioneer.

u,RUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue of two
deeds of Trust executed by Charles Matmufio
and wife to me as trustee the firt dated the 23d OF
August, 1862, and the second the 10Th Of November
1862 being thereto requested by the partes shall
sell ON MONDAY, the 18th September, at a O'Clock
T. NJ, at public auction, the premises, TO the
highest bidder, for cash to much win satisfy
the liens on the said property due and the ex-
penEes Of sale, and 10 the residue such credit
will meet the lien said property yet to become
due, the property thereby conveyed in trust, and
which il described therein all the right title, and
interest Of the said Macmurdo and wife III and to
the House and Lot situated at the corner Of Eighth
and Marshall streets, shereon the late e. j. Mae
nufo lately resided ana all their right title, and
interest in the slaves Cornelius, Jane and Martha
and her children, William, Jenny, Robert, George
Mmthl, Bet, Idv, and Jim, and all of the personal
property that may come 10 the hands Uf George l.
Macmudo from the estate Gf the mother, father OF
grandfather Of the sad Charles Macmurdo The in
eunbrances on the said property may be- On
reference 10 the deed books III Richmond Hastings
Court Clerk Office being for deeds of trust from
said Ndomufdo ana wife recorded iii said Clerks
office. The title to the property is believed to be
good but selling as Trustee the usual special war
Tauty viii be given.
ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
Trustee III the two deeds above mentioned.
Sale Conducted by L. ". GRUBBS, Auctioneer sue
cesSor to Godlln Il AppCTspn. Sc
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The Northern draft

whether Lincoln can enforce his draft for i've
hundred thousand men remains to be seen His own
organs admit that it is bitter pill to the people
ana ne can only accomplish it, fiat all, by the
pressure Of an armed force. Even admitting that,
with such appliances, he should be successful. il
VIII DC more formidable in quantity than In quality.
people who can submit TO such an exaction from
physical fear cannot possibly make the best mate
pals for soldiers u they are afraid Of those bayo
nets Of Lincoln, which have been so often beaten
back before the Confederate soldiery they will mo-,
be likely to have their courage improved when the
Confederate soldiery appear in their presence Men
who are not able to dsfend ther own liberties will
scarcely be able 10 deprive US Of ours
The North must see by this time that nothing
short Of armed resistance to the tyrant at Washing
ton can save them from the complete and final over
throw Of free institutions. Nothing but the mere
badges and outward insignia Of republican govern
Shent are left them now. II they have submitted
INTERESTINGLY to this draft their fate is sealed The
Republic Of the United States has ceased to exist
n the experience Of this long war has not ayaled
y the loss Of million Of men, and untold millions
y money, have not opened their eyes Ia the point
vhith~ they are drifting, or, it, being opened, they
re afraid 70 resist the further demands OF the
IsaTpsr, then they are siayes proclaimed such by
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The death OF John IL. Morgan took everybody by
surprise lie had SO often come out unhurt from
the extremity Of danger that nobody ever thought
of him in connexion with death and wounds. We
can scarcely now realize the fact that he Is 10
more.
The achievements Of Morgan read like romance.
Scarcely any partisan officer Of any age country,
with such limited means, ever did SO much. The
deeds OF Marion and sumpter pale before his, and
no other Of that day Is worthy to be named with
him In future times, when this war shall have
long been over his exploits will become the theme
OF many a story, the burthen of many a song His
tory and romance will unite their strength to make
his name as imperishabe as the cause in which he
fought. No man was universally regretted
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIyEsI.Ip

AprE AVN .uvt.t, +. rsc,,,,, -
1871 ~ hatIISE SAL
"A itvr LIE ELEuaNI fUkNITUkF ~
III: ; DALLahD uuosE, IN The cry ~
hahsoND, foi SALE Al PUBLIC AUrTn,
Inc l"oPi,etofs OF lhIs noted establishment "
LthaiiS 10 rinsf the bAIaAHD HOUSE, vii ~
Ior SAFE on THURSDAY, the ~ day vi .SsItstatf
tuid continuing every day until The same Is d,s,s
OF at ~ o eiock, The whole Of the PARLOH tTf a.
BEt, DiSiNd-hOOA FURNITURE, Sc ''
Inc siyie, Manufacture and condition Of tue u
are vi the most desirable Character, Ms the 80
nnhmeht has been onfy recently furnished ANA -
ths sie''est care ana best Judgment va
=, In t,Ie atiot Wli bs fOuiid Rosewood S1.t
f'uihtnie, including
itr-a-%'t sofas,
'"'", ana ann 'nirs,
SuI.ib ftos.wood EttgiCs, with marble -,
- E"Bdht Mhfof-pthsi'd dovfs,
ii1h'usonn reception Chafs,
opieiiii' Dius Tis 'a'pets, &c
'o'S cAce'Ieht ho'ewood fiano, by Mum.
m, .!thoI NtIy ni'e tone and m,k',
Inc .hlTe iuiii,a,c q one hundred CL.aaisr.
"r s1'. no1c"oou' mahogany ana Walnut han
VI n'i".s
oa9lhe'S' WITH oval mirrors, entire n,t,a.
siaps,
WashSGahds' marble slabs,
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ess' SPECIAL NoricE We will call tho
attention. of the trade to uur sale OF GROCERIES,
COTTON GopDS and SUNDRIES, OF FRIDAY
next, the 3th instant, WHEN we viii offer
II ht1Cls choice New OTic.rs Sugar,
20 do common Ia medium Sugar
IL do Crushed Sugar,
10 kegs Il Carbonate Soda.
"a b1rlcls Cuba ana LaGUIyrd Coffee,
do Rio Coffee,
% bags Virginia Salt,
chests Green Tea,
chests lopng Tyson Tea,
j. iG0 pounds sole Leather,
10 dozen superior French Caif,ktns,
with a general assortment OF Groceries,
ALSO,
Is baiesi.i Augusta shcctinsS,
, d." rs do Shirtiugs
II do. Cotton Yarns assorted,
10 pieces 3-i Virginia Cashmere,
do. 6-i do. 10,
"a dozen Pocket knives,
400 grtis~~Stcrl Pms
i5d 0G1 Needle, assorted, jtin packages, to 49,
200 sets of Knives ami Forks,
20 pieces SILK iIandk crchIcts, -: o.
Letter PAPER Day Books, Ncaktics
Paper Collar, and u variety Of Boots,
Shoes, Dry Goods, ~.
Cons gnnleuts solicited.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & 90,
Sc 1t AuctiOneeIS.
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DIANoS,
i FURNITURE.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
FANCY ARTICLES
CLOTHING, &C.
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, cotnmeucinp
az 10 O'Clock NJ, We viii sell ut our salesrooYn.
No. 1872 Main Street an assortment of GOODS. con-
sistlng OF the following and other articles:
Rosewood tChiokeingl Piano,
Mahogany lCbickeriugl Piano-both of
which are excellent instruments
kos VOID Chamber Suite,
1 Cottage do do
large oval Minor,
Mahogany Matble-top SideboarI
fafloT, Cane aud Windsor Chairs
Iair-cloth and Cane Rockers,
Dining fdrl0r and Kitchen Tables,
1tta-a-ietes aud Lounges
french, Jenny Lind and Cottage Brdateads,
liar and ShucE MattTcases,
Pillows, BOlsters, Sheets Blankets &c
Several ez ril'ut Cabinet Sewing Machn Is,
Picture, Mirrors. &c,
Fanny Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Gold ana Silver Watches
excellent Brussels Carpets,
- pieces Black and White Calico e..
WILLIAMSON Il co,
Auctioneers.
excellent Harp.
At l. o'clock
Light BUGGY and Harness.
Light Wagon. WILLIAMSON {; co,
sc AuctiUuccfS.
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auctionecr

~ a l. F. OF BUILDING LOTS OK
- TWENTY-EIulIrH, THIRTY FIRST Ann
THiltIG-SECOND STREETS, UNION !IIII. Ar
AUtIloN.,on WEDNESDAY, the ;sa III ,m.
Der, at O'Clock L. NJ will D. sold upon tleAa,.n
lses, one hundred and seyenty-fy irt. hont :.
GROUND at the southwest conner Of TWENTY. Ea
and X streets, adjoining the property Of iE.n,.
Wngrove and within hfe enclosure, Iunl.ius 4,k
one hundred and fnty feet:
Also, hree-quarters of that beautiful SQUARE
IN Adams's plan bounded by Thirty-frst 1Art,
second, and streets. The portion to be sold h..
a frontage OF one hundred AMI slxty-fvc h.,l:.
thirty first street and three hundred and tiIt H.,
On 1hnty-sccuni street
The above property Will be aub,ill il,i ,,lI -.ll
according to plIts which Will BE- shown lt the ale
i'ersons wishing IL secure good looatlons with lr.
pie lots shouid attend the sale
TEHMa To suit purchasers
Sc a ID. WIIIIAM9 AHltI.u,,g
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, Z
- ALE OF COW, HOGS, FURNITURE,

GALE OF COW, HOGS, FURNITURE,
&c, ON NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, Be
TWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND TWENTY
THIRD STREETS Being about to return to
Pans, my city OF nativity, will sell 4lluRS-
DAY NEXT, the Sth instant, ut 10 O'clock, all my
stock of GOODS and FIXTURES remaining in
store, and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUHNI-
IUEt, consisting Ill part oil a lot of Moa>ses, five
barrels of Flour, some Wheat, btnel OF S.It six
jar; Of Cooking Soda, a show Case two Counter
Scales, several Dcjohns, Jars and Btstnters some
Mems Clothing, eight Itiring-oom WATERS, several
Coffee Pots, Chars, Tables, WIshh,wl and Pitcher
Gass-p pres WmhoIe cabinet and Sofa, several
DedstoddS, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Blankets and
ether Bed Clothing ahd Chambers, together with
par OF Looking Gasse@ Also, fne Cow, to ,alyc
III few d'.s, three Hog and Sow and Pug; To b..
sold precisely at II o'Clc K V GERARD
Siie conducted by II T.. rNioE. AuctIoncer
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BY James Nj. Taylor, AuctIoneer

E'NECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, IN THE
COUNTY or HENRICO, ONE MILE AND y
HALF FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND.--We
SHALL on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF September,
lsGi sell At public auction, on the premises, at IL
O'clock NJ, that beautiful FARM called WOOD
NlLLt the late residence of John Jacob, senior,
deceased, the Melhanicsyle turnpike directly
opposite the tollgate The house IS large and COM
niotlous Iui sIrutted IN II beautiful oak grove
There also ali the necessary out-houses. The
l4Tt IS IN a high state of cultivation, and viii L,.
Nia III two lots Of ten each, and one lot with
the house, OF twenty acres.
The purchaser viii have tull possession Il H.,
whole property the lst ot December ucxt, and of
part ct the dwelling Immediately, ana will have
al opportunity u putting IN Il crop for another
year
y plat Of the property be at the office Of
the aU-tiUnert.
1EgMs One-thlrd cash onc-third at SIX, and
one-third at twelve months, negotiable notes with
interest added on the whole cash. At the option
OF the purchaser.
At the same time will sell, ton cash, a Horse
Earouch", Buggy and Harness, two Carts, Farming
Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Furniture
All persons having Cliims against the estate will
present them to the undersigned; those indebted
vail make payment to MS.
j. Is. KEESEE, ! Executors of John
G. JACOB, Jacob, ST., decd
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
tGnCcr. 29-tdS
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NOrICE.-All persons having letters
IN for members OF Colonel MoSBY'S command
SMITH Il HARWooD's, Main street, by o'clock
r. Al. ON Wednesday SCI -2ts
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Trustee III the two deeds above mentioned.
Sale conducted by T. W GRU BBS, Auctioneer, sue
cessOr to God,lin Appcrson. sci
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ESOR SALE, a PLANTATION on sun

sSoR SALE, a PLANTATION on Sun
4 flower river, twenty miles from the Mississippi
iii Washington county, state of Mississippi There
alcfteCn hundred acres ollJnd, five hundred (which
now iii corn. and some in cotton. The improve
lItIlti the best-ueW framed Negro Quarters
ion one hundred hands, new Dwelling house. Gin,
Barn, stables, Mill, &c.ail finished Just before the
war at AN outlay Of forty thousand dollars in gold
/. Is all best bottom lnd, and the plantation is 2
short distance from th.d Of the Hon. j. NJ. Seldom
and --- Morson. Upon the place, also, are fifty
fi!e hands Though visited twice by the Yankees
they have been untliuchin@ III their fidelity. VIII
sell them with the place If desired.
Th~ plantation could have been readily sold ful
SO ler acre before the wtr Few such oppoftuui-
tie presented tor investment of Confederate
money. For further particulars inquire of
NANCE 4 WILLIAMS LAWYERS
Corner Fourteenth and Main streets
So 6-2t% Richmond
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MARRIED.
o

At the residence of the brides mother Oh Tues-
day morning the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr.
Woodbridge. PENDLEToN BRYAN, Esq, OF
Rockmghafa s)urty, Virginia, to EMMA, youngest
daughter O. enc late Jacob Lyon Of thus city. .
a. New York, Kansas City and Canada papers
nj.
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LHy- SPECIAL NoTicE Particular atten-
tion is called 10 the sale OF that valuable BRICK
containing eight rooms, aud running
hack about one huudrcd and sixty feet, on Fourth
between Franklin and Grace strests, lately renting
for s 1900
sale THIS AFTERNOON ut o'clock
L W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
SCI Successor TO Godtiin l. Apperson
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BY T. w. Grubbs, Auctione,I.

" cry VALUABLE BRICK TENE.
MINT ON FOURTH STREET HEINtLN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE, FOR SAIaAI Az.
IlON.-Wlll bc sold at auction, ON the Premise
ON WEDNESDAY, the eth September 1T a'.l4k
+. NJ, that very valuable TENEMENT located "a
above. lately occupied by Mr.. John \ Brady i,I
adjoining the tenement now occupied by Nj John
Rodgers. 1t has eight rooms, Including bia,nalt
and has ample accommodation tor servants ana a..
location makes il very valuable. Possession gym
immediately
TFRM~: one-thiri cash, balance 1t sol, md
twelve month"; or al cash at the option ut the. nm
chaser. L. W. GRUBBS, Auc,ion,el
81 ; Successor 10 eioliln & Arrtf..u
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Hy James NJ. Taylor, Auctioueer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
BROAD STREET FOR SALE Al AUG
IION.-Will be- sold on FRIDAY, the 9th day OF
September, 1861, on the premises, at hat-past 1
O'Clock, 4. NJ, the two thfet-stUry BRICK TENE-
MENIs ON the south side of Broad, between Second
and ihlId streets, ut present occupied by Mr..
Thomas Ii Owens and Mr. George W. Blackstone,
rs stores and dwellings,. Each ten. mcnt has about
Sax rooms IN addition to the stores, I'll in good order.
IFRHs Made known the day Of sale
sc st JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioueer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eED SPECIAL NoTIcE. The Ballard
House sale will he continued with CHA MBER FUR
NITURE, &c, THIS DAY M 10 O'clock
se-5-lt r. h. COOK, Aaetioneer.
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PERSONAL.

DERSoNAL.-Cor Corporal GEORGE X,
4 GIBSON, company q, tRichmond Gray,,)
Twelfth Virginia infantry, Is supposed to have been
aiken prisoner iii the battle the Weldon road,
near Petersburg, ON Friday, the 18Th ultimo. Any
Information concerning him by flag ofttuce letter
~ advertisement iii any Of the Northern papers
viii be thankfully received
JOHN < GEORGE GIBSON,
Cary aid Sixth streets Richmond, Virginia.
81 New York Daily News, Baltimore and Nor
ok papers wall please copy. So 3-Gt@
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NALUA ABLE .GRANITE-FRONT

" \ l. Z A Il l. f. GRANTEE FRONT
' STORE AND DWELLING ON BYRD,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wll be sold at. auc-
tam, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the Sth
September, at O'clock l. NJ the valuable property
located as above. The upper OF dwelling portion
Of the House contains five rooms the store and
cellar ate large well suited for grocery or other
business, with another building the lot contain
ing four rooms. The property is now rented for
$500 10 monthly tenants, and could now be rented,
no doubt, Tor Il much larger SUN. The property is
valuable, being The basin, and near the large
pot.
FIRMS Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. L. W. GKUBBS AlIctioneer
Successor to Goddin x ApperSon
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ADJUSTMENTS.
- edmond THEATRE,
III Corner Seventh AMI Broad streets. b
Acting and Stage Manager.........,..,R. ID. OGDEN,

Acting and Stage Manager. ID. OGDEN
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September :, 1864
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR
of the engagement OF the charming artistic,
MICS IDA VERNON;
on which occasion she viii appear, for the fist time,
81 her beautiful poltraiture OF the proud
spuited and Proud-hctrted
AURORA FLOYD,
condemned to drag through scene oi inviting icy
and hope the concealed bat heavy curse
vi hes own act OF dsobedieHoe to
il, father.
Il d OGDEN as ..........-..... JOHN MELLI5H,
tie noble-hctrted Yorkshire gentleman sub
timely rejecting the most pltuslvr a,ou-
sttlons against his young
wifcs honor
Illustrated III these several presentations the hottest
seillua OF THEN ant. and command the hcalt-
felt applause Of congresatcu
thousands!
No FARCE
l..day next
\ GRAND DAY rERFORMANCE.
Several Noreites IL preparation.
NoTICF On and after tins date tEe doors wtii hC
opened at O'clock, performance. commencing al
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EsWO FRAMED TENEMENT

E'WO FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
4 LEIGH STREET, NEAR THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD, FOR SALE Al AUC-
lloN.-Will be sold ON FRIDAY, the 9Th day of
September, 1861, Oh the premises at haf-past 5
O'clock +. NJ the two FRAMED TENEMENIrS on
the south side Of Leigh street, near the Virginia
central railroad. TERMs; Made known ON the day
OF sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Sc st Auctionecr
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by Williams IL Norlleet, AuctIoueess,
Corner of Thirteenth and Mann streets

ny NiiliiiilN ~ Nbihttt, htb LluutEt-,
Corner of Thirteenth and Mann strett-}
"E WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY.
w the eth instant, at our auction house, col.
ner Thirteenth and Main streets,
5000 yards sheeps-grey Full Cloth, 81 to O.,
10 pieces fine Black Alpaca,
10 bales AlamtnCc Stripes and Checks
10 bales Pad Cotton Yarns,
dozen SOFT Felt Hats,
dozen Cloth Gaps,
10 dozen Horscskins, beautifully dressed.
10 DOZEN doatskins, coiI. finish,
10 dozen do, Cnameled tui-h
10 dozen iIogskins, russell Ruish
dozen Dogskins, soft Nnish,
800 pairs English Cotton Cards, with backs
700 pairs English Cards. with ami vilLy3,
backs,
81 sacks Salt,
p bags superior Brown Sugar,
; barrels do. do
Is tierces Rice,
10 kegs Florida Syrup,
lO6 Ieams Sand Paper,
80 realns Letter Paper,
1900 English Official Envelopes
10000 Small Envelopes,
lot of fine Cut-Glassware,
| lot OF fine Indian China,
10 cases IiCoIicr,
500 packages Manufactured TybaJ,o
100 barrels Smoking Tobacco
IN ADDITION.
, barrel, Vinegar,
he" Whskcy,
10 English Crushed Sugar
| o.t-.s Matches,
dozen pairs Mems Boots
50 great gross Pearl buttons
% dozen boxes Black Pins,
% reams Wrapping Paper
pair ElattonE Scales,
| Sewing Machine.
Sale to commence at l0t O'Clock.
WILLIAMS * NORFLEET
81 AlItipi,ll-
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BY George W Willis, AuctiomceI,
NO 10 Main atrcct.)

MILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. Ar
w my store. on WEDNESDAY, September .,
at 10 o'clock, a desirable lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
CroCAery and Glassware,
IGady-made Clothing,
Dry Goods, Blankets,
Shoe, Boots, and Fancy Goods,
Gold and Silver WatGtlea, Jewelry S..
So GEORGE w. WILLIS. Au.,i..rrN
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LUAELE FARMING. WOOD AND

u ALUAELE FARMING, WOOD AND
' COAL LAND, IN CHESTERFIELD COUN-
~, FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND AND
THREE AND \ HALF MILES FROM COAL
FIELD STATION, ON THE DANNI1I.E RAIL
ROAD, FOR SALE PRINAIELY.-i offer for sale
the property lo,ated AZ above containing six hun
dtett and twcnty-sgYeH atTtSthee hundred cleared
two hundred original and heavily wooded and TIM
ber,d, the balance second growth pine, good deal
OF 1t very large growth. The dwelling has been
burned and the farm neglected, but there is much
good Land About seyenty-tiye acres Of the cleared
land Is creek bottom. The road 10 Co5ifeii level
aud good at al times, which VIII make the Land val
liable for its wood and timber; but its great value
consists III the almost certainty that it abounds iii
coal, now becoming scarce III this locality.
In making sale Of tins property, one-AlI Of the
coal interest will be reserved. The improvements
yet remaining are Sufficient Ion OrcTsecr servants
and fam purposes.
For terms and further description apply to
+. ". GRUBBS, Auctioncer,
Sc It's Successor TO uodIln X Apperson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

sI7AitM FOR SALE. III HenIieo county.
i've muieS bai9w III edmond On the Charles
tity road cont 3inins hundred acu.s. Ii !, we'll
suited Il. marketing. There are seventy acres
clrtIcd ana thirty .t,les heavily wooded The iH.-
Proyeu'u's consist OF dv, Hing with four rooms,
uouGlr kitchen, barn and CuTH-huu>e For terms,
arlly to MINOR x BURKE,
tuminissipn Merchants,
Cary. between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
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