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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-19

ATTEMPTING TO Cross THE LISEs.-During Fri
day night and Saturday the provost guard attached
to Lieutenant Colonel Atkinson's artillery force,
stationed within q few miles of this city, made the
following arrests of persons charged with attempting
to cross our lines aud go into the enemys jursdic-
ton j. F. Taylor, detailed conscript; c. Agin, Of
the Medical Directors office; NJ. Ryan, attached to
the Commissary Department John Head, member
of Captain Engish's cavalry company; d. Dunna-
want, a citizen F. McNamee, company A, Second
Reserve Forces, and Masters James Morris, Michael
Lilly. John Mock and Edward Collins, Irish youths
living in Rockets With or two EXCEPTIONS the
above named persons originally from foreign
countries, but have been residents Of Richmond 70,
a number of years past. Head, it will be remem.
bered was before the courts some time since the
charge of obtaining fifteen hundred dollars from a
party of females whom he had engaged TO take
across the Potomac and afterwards refused either To
accompany them on the route, (which he bargained
to do j or to refund the money which they had paid
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ROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.
W DRY GOODS, &c.
20 barrels Old Rye Whiskey (importedl,
5barrels medium Whiskey,
barrels Apple Brandy,
5one-eighth pipes French Brandy,
barrels Old Jamaica Rum,
Bottled Liquors of every description,
400 reams Note, Letter and Cap Paper, English,
French and Confederate,)
10000 Envelopes, general assortment.
100 gross Steel Pens.
$50 boxes and caddies Tobacco, choice brands
finest assortment in the city,
All grades of Smoking Tobacco.
$4,000 Cigars, different grades,
go yards English Gray ahirting, Flannel lex
ira heavy),
% bolts Black Prints,
so pounds BARRIERS unbleached Shoe Thread,
With q general assortment Of Groceries,
Liquors, Stationary, &c.,
10 gallons fine medicinal Rum,
l barrel Alum,
package Chamomile Flowers,
on hand and for sale by
VIC. HEBENER & CO.,
Sc l3-6ts No. 100 Main street.
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RUNORS-EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
AGREED ON

MAcoS, September E.-Rumors are rife to-day
that Sherman has sent an informal request to Gov
ernor Brown, vice-President Stephens, and H. v.
johnson, to come to Atlanta and confer with him
upon the subject Of peace.
General Hood has relieved his chief Of staff, Bri-
gadier-General Shoup, of duty. Major Mason is
now acting in that capacity.
Five hundred exiled families have arrived in our
lines from Atlanta. Their condition 10 most de-
plorable.
A special exchange Of two thousand prisoners has
been agreed upon by Generals Hood and Sherman,
and seven hundred Yankees will bs sent forward to.
night for that purpose.
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FROM GEORGIA.

MACON, September lS.-Parties arrived here from
Atlanta say that great numbers Of Sherman's army
are going home, and that ten thousand had already
gone, and more following their terms of service
being out.
The whole situation here looks well. Yesterday
was observed by the people and army as = day o.
fasting and prayer.
The Chattanooga Unio" and Nashville Gasetts, Of
the 18th and 18th instants, have been received.
They say that Wheeler has been forced from Mid
die Tennessee, and driven into North Alabama
The Go=ette contains Sherman's congratulatory
address to his army. He tells them that they have
performed prodiges of valor, and that Atlanta was
captured by General Hood making q mistake in
sending his cavalry to his lSherman'sl rear.
He says that the Confederate army, both unde,
Johnston and Hood, fought with heroisn.
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HusTIses CouRT.-Nothing of material interest
transpired before this court on Saturday The only
called was that of Benjamin DeGroot, indicted
for exhibiting the game Of faro; but, owing to the
absence of witnesses, it postponed till the next
term, and the accused required to renew his re-
cognizance in the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance
at that time
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ENROLLING OFFIoR1
RICHMOND, September 10, 1864 !
YNHE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR from
the BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION il publish
ed for the information Of all concerned:
CoNFEDERATI STATES OF AMERICA
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION,
RICHMOND, Va, September 8, 1864.
CIRCULAR No. 50.
Commandments Of Conscripts will instruct County
Enrolling Officers to proceed diligently, with the aid
Of the Temporary Board, to make complete regis.
tration OF every white male resident In their reSpec
tive counties, between the ages Of seventeen and
fifty years, not actually serving in the army in the
field or with the reserves.
The name, age, occupation and physical condition
Of the persons registered together with the grounds
of exemption or detail, or other reason for not be-.
ing in active military service, will be stated in these
Registers. Special care will be taken in stating dis
tincty, though briefly, the causes which prevent the
person from being sent to the army; and not to omit
any person from the registration not serving in the
army in the field or with the reserves.
These Registers must be forwarded to the Bureau
before the FIFTEENTH OF OCTOBER NEXT. To
accomplish the work in due time, Enrolling Officers
and Temporary Boards are enjoined to use the ut
most vigor and diligence. The information to be
thus furnished is regarded Of great Importance,
and the service must be accurately, az well a.
promptly, performed.
Another, and separate, Register will be, at the
same time, prepared and forwarded Of all youths,
in each county, who viii attain the ago Of seventeen
named Register win be stated the month when thess
youths viii attain the age designated.
By command Of BrigadistGene J. 8. PREsros,
Superintendent
Assistant Adjutant-0 General.
In compliance with the foregoing Circular, all
male white residents Of the City Of Richmond, be-
tween the ages Of sixteen (l6 and fifty (50 years.
are hereby notified that they required 70 report
for the purpose Of registration ct the following.
named places IN their respective wards;
MONROE WARD.
At No 500, corner Of Broad and Foushee, on Tues.
day aud Wednesday, September goth and 2lst from
4. n. to 6P. II.
MADISON WARD.
At City Hail. Office Of City Collector, on Thurs.
day and Friday. September a2d and 2Sd, nom . A.
n. 70 p. n.
JxfFE1soN WARD.
At First Market Hall, on Monday and Tuesday
september 36th and 27th, ftom A. n. to r. NJ
The registration viii be confined 10 the Corporsts
Limits Of the City Of Richmond, and win BE- made
under ths supesintendence Of the Advisory board
Il will include all sxsmpts on any ground whatever
detailed soldiers detailed conserpts and Foreigners
WIN. II. BLAcKFORb,
Lieutenant and Enrolling odices City Of Richmond
re l9-7t
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FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, September l6.-The Yankee gunboat
Selma formerly Confederatel anchored on Wednes-
day night near one of our batteries on the western
shore. At daylight yesterday morning, she was
opened on by the battery, and struck twice, when
she hastily retreated.
The three Yankee gunboats that went up Fsh
river Sunday last, stole six thousand feet Of lun
Der, number of cattle, and destroyed the furniture
at Nilsmith and Patlor.
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DIED..

Suddenly, yesterday, at her residence, on Broad.
between First and Second streets, Mrs AMELIA
LANGAN0, formerly Mrs. Neidt,l in the forty
ninth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING at
10 O'Clock at ST. Johns Church. The friends and
acquaintance invited to attend without further
notice.
Philadelphia and Spottsville, Pennsylvania, pa
pers please copy. Sc l9-Ste
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VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
HUNDRED AND FFTY-FIyE ACRES,
On THE CHICKAHO1INY, WITHIN ONE
MILE OF FAIR OAKS STATION, ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AND WITHIN
SEVEN MILES OF Richmond, FOR SALE
PRIvATELY.-We offer for sale, privately, the
very valuable FARM formerly owned by Simeon
Gouldn located as above. It has on it all the va
fieties Of soil to make it desirable and productive.
It has in good proportion high land cleared and in
timber, and fairgrounds suited for cultivation and
for meadow, and q part of the low-grouuds very
rich mud land and heavily tlmbered; in fact, it Il
susceptible Of being made exceedingly valuable
The improvements are not very good, most Of the
out-buildngs having been destroyed by McClellan's
army; bur its great value conssts in land near to
market and productive.
Partial possession will be given to enable the pur-
chaser TO seed fall crops Ana null possession ON the
lst Of January next.
TERMs: Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser
For further particulars, apply to
GkUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Successors to Goddiu 4 Appsrson
sal4-2awqw
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BEEF For THE ARAY.-A large number Of cattle
and yearlings driven through this city yester-
day morning, on their way to General Lees army,
on the south side of the river They portion
with the Yankees in the Valley of Virginia There
need be apprehension of scarcity Of fresh meat
for soldiers this winter, for already, We have
been assured, there has been enough captured from
the Yankees to abundantly supply them.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Stolen from my fathers stable, In
instant, my sdRREt HORSE. He is about four
years old has a star in the forehead; small scar
on the left side, and white on one hind foot-per-
haps both his name and tail Is faxen or light CO.
lored.
I will pay the above reward if delivered to me, or
viii pay three hundred dollars for any information
which will secure his delivery. Address
JAMES T. HURT,
Be lit Hanover Junction, Virginia.
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By arubbs { wilnalaa, Aucsioneer..
VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUI

VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY ACRES, ONE ULE
FROM CHESTER, ON THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-Win be sold at auction, the prsmisos, ON
TUESDAY, the goth II September, ct u o'clock n :
the valuable FARM located a above. Thsfe arc
one hundred and fifty acres Of openland two hundred
tn original growth the balance in second growth
some of 1t very heavily wooded, and within ons and
q half miles d Osborne on the James river. Thsrs
is some meadow land. The Improvements ere I'll
nearly new and, consist of two-story House, With
seven rooms and store-room; kitchen, laundry, and
other servants houses, snsoke-house, large barn,
stable for twelve horses, seed-room and garbage
house, and q well Of excellent water in the yard
The farm may be visited any day by the Petersburg
railroad the day Of sale. pefsons may, By tax
ing the morning train to Chester, have time . NIT
the land and examine it before the sale. and return
the same evening to Richmond or Petersburg. Pos
session will be given Immediately.
Terms: One-third cash balance at ons anA two
years with interest oil cash. ct the option II The
purchaser. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
AuctiouaefS,
&c Successors to Geddin Apperson.
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OST BONDS.-The following REGIS
TERED BONDS Of the State of Virginia hav-
ing been lost, application has been made to the
Second Auditor for the renewal Of the same
Bond No 4, 264, for 5000, dated llth April, 1854,
in name of Betty H. Hill.
No. 4,265, for $500, and No. 1925, for $500, both
dated 18th April, 1864, in the name Of William R
Hill, jr., issued under act of ed March, 1880.
For their return to the subscriber, at Peterson 8
Co.'s drug store, a liberal reward will be paid.
se9-law3ms WILLIAM X. HILL.
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T OST, the following described GER
TIFICATES. All persons are hereby warned
against negotiating the same as application has been
made for their renewal One four per cent certA.
cate, under act February II, 1854 dated March Is,
1854 No. 1857, in favor Mrs. E. 8. Pinchback, for
Four Hundred Dollars; one certificate, same loan,
No ASS, dated March 25th, favor of E. F. Pinch
back, for Six Hundred Dollars. Both the above
signed E. c. Elmore, Treasurer Confederate States.
au l3-law6we
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application will be made for the renewal Of
the following CERTIFICATES and BONDS, which
were stolen from the Sth instant: Certificates
No. 1854, issued to Katharine Klein for 5000, dated
July LIST, and No 1855, for SlO0, issued to Henry
Klein, dated June 10th two North Carolina coupon
bonds for $40 each, Nos 1873 and 200, bearing six
per cent. interest. All persons are warned not to
trade for the same. Fl. KLEIN,
Twenty-third street,
Between Main and Franklin streets.
an auku
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OST, on the cars, between Richmond
4 4 and Ashland, my POCKET BOOK, containing
about two hundred dollars $4,000 in Confederate
money, and sundry orders, bonds, &c, Of no value
four per cent. Certificates as follows: No. 1854,
April l, George W: Coleman. sl0O; No 2,503, April
!, ]. II. Street, Sl00; No. al, March 10, J. II.
Street, $500. Application having been made for the
renewal Of these certificates all persons warned
against receiving trading for them. A liberal
ward will be paid upon the delivery Of the said
Pocket-Book and contents, either with or without
the money, at this Office.
au A-law6Wa JOSEPH H STREET.
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EARM FOR SALE, in the county Of
IL Charles City, twenty-five miles from Rich
mond, containing four hundred and twenty Ave
acres only fifty cleared; the balance in wood and
timber It has good house with four rooms and
out-buldings are all good and convenient 1t will
be sold low, and offers good chance for investment
For further particulars apply to
J. NJ. HAINES & CO.,
No. 6 Franklin street,
se l2-eod6t~ Near First Market.
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By arubbs & williams, Auctionssrs.

FXECUTOR'S SALE OF A MOST
Ia VALUABLE DWELLING AND PREM
1SE5 AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAR
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS, AND TWO
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO MEN, AT AUCTION,
By virtue Of tho Will ofC. Macmurdo, Jr decd and
at the request Of the parties interested, shall,
the premises. on MONDAY, he 18th day q Sep
tember, at "A O'Clock r. NJ, the DWELLING AND
PREMlSE6-of the late C. J. Macmurdo, Junior,
being lot No. 100 in the plan Of the city Of Rich
mond, situated as above stated, fronting one hum
dred and thirty feet ON Marshall street and rum
ming back one hundred and sixty-three and four
twelfths feet.
The dwelling Is large and handsome, and, both
by its construction and location, Is the most desira-
BILE that has been offered in this city for some time
past.
With the dwelling viii be sold LOT, Of suitable
size and the remainder Of the property win be laid
OF into several building lots according to Plan
which will be shown at the sale.
perfect title will be given, and possession on the
lst Of November.
After the sale Of the real estate will be sold two
very likely and valuable YOUNG NEGRO MEN,
named ROBERT and WILIIAN-both Of whom,
are BARRIERS, and accomplished servants.
TERxs: For the real estate, one-third cash bal
ance at four and eight months, with interest, and
secured by q trust deed; all cash, at the option
Of the purchaser. For the slaves, cash.
GEORGE p. MACMURDO,
Executor of C. J. Macmurdo, deceased.
Sale conducted by GRuBns 4 WILLIAMS, Auc.
doneers. se 10
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By Th9pas W. Keesee, Auetoneer,
(Cffice corner Of Twelfth and Cary streets.)

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
II FOR SALE AT ACCTION.--wiIl be sold on
MONDAY MORNING, the 18th Of September,
commencing at 10 O'clock at the factory Of Aessrs
Gary Brother, in Manchester, very large lot Of
Wrought and Cast Iron and Brass,
Pot Mills,
Sheet Iron and Screws,
Two large Boilers, labout one hundred gallons
each,)
One Iron Safe,
Two pairs Platform Scales.
Most Of the above damaged by the recent fire.
Immediately after the above sale viii be sold the
Fixtures of Messrs. John Gilmour Il Co. Among
them are
Five large Factory Stoves
90 is THOMAS w. KEESEE Aucfioneer.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR
Y ASHLAND, ON THE ROAD LEADING
TO GOODALL'S, CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
MENTS, FOR SALE PRIYArELY.-Weo offer for
sale the valuable FARM located as above. 1t con-
tains FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE
ACRES, lies beautifully, and has on it large
quantity of wood and timber, now exceedingly valu-
able in that locality, being near the railroad.
Enough Of the land is cleared Tor all farming pur-
poses. The improvements consist OF very fine
large DOUBLE HOUSE, nearly new, handsomely
painted; it has eight or nine good rooms, besides
large passages, and all the usual 0ut-buildings.
There Is fine garden. There is also another set
Element On the place, on which there Is comfort
able dwelling, orchard, garden, &c. This Is
considered, by those who know it, the most de-
sirahle place now on the market. The buildings
could not now be put on the place for the price
sc LIT Successors to Goddin Apperson.
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A FINE STOCK OF HOGS, RAISED
N BY TOM GRIFFIN, AT AUCfION.-WIl
Be sold on MONDAY, the 18th instant, on Grfhn's
island, at 1 o'clock, fine stock of HOGS.
&c l3--4ts
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7 OST, at Ashland, on the 23d instant,
FOUR-PER-CENT. CERTIFICATE for
Confederate bond Of $780, payable to James Loving,
Hanover county, There has been no transfer made
it. The finder, by leaving it at this office, will
be literally rewarded.
au 26-lax6Te f W. Johnson.
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TO-PARTNERSHIP.- w. .GRUBBs
Y and A. D. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, have AS
ISOLATED themselves under the firm and style Of
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
and propose to conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS therefore, carried on by them separately. Be-
ing the successors Of Messrs. GOddin q Apperson,
and having access to the books, maps and papers
connected with their late business, they hope with
the counsel and advice Of the old concern, and theix
own experience and facilities, to be better able than
ever before to promote the interests Of all who may
conhds business to their hands.
We will sell Real Estate at auction and private
sale, in town and country; rent out houses, and
do everything appertaning to general Real Estate
Business.
Ofaee on Main street, next door below Bank o,
Virginia GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Auctionears and Agents.,
SCI It's Successors to 0oddin & Apperson.
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OsT OR MISCARRIED-On the l6tJ

i 4 September, 1868, mailed letter directed to
Street, Hungerford & Jackson, Montgomery, Ala
bama, containing draft No. ll6l, on warrant No.
Confederate States Treasury, E. G. Elmore, Trea
surer. dated August Is, 1868, in favor of Messrs.
Street, Hungerford Jackson which letter has never
pleation will be made for duplicate Of said draf,
and the public are cautioned against trading for tbs
same. Z. SINTON,
Cashier Traders Bank of the City of Richmond.
iy 22-law6Od
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VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE
PATCH STATION, ON THE YORK RIVER
RAILROAD, FOR SALE PRIVATELY-We
offer for sale the FARM located above, contain
ing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES; one hundred and
fifty cleared and three hundred and fifty in wood
and timber. There are on tho Chekahominy some
very fine low grounds most Of it in timber, and very
rich. The upland is Of good quality, and is suscep
tible Of high degree Of improvement. There is a
fine bed Of mari upon it. tits well watered, having
two beautiful streams running through it. There
is a large young orchard and very fine garden
Springs abound, and there is a well Of excellent
but all the out-houses remain and are in good or
der. The situation is beautiful. This presents q
6ne opportunity for investment, and the wood and
timber on the place will more than pay the price
asked for it. For further particulars and terms.
apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti0neers,
Successors to Goddin & Apperson.
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By E. 5. Peasants, Auctioneer.

By E. s. Peasants, Auetoneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, &C., FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the
18th Instant at 10 O'clock will SELL at my store,
TWO HANDSOME MAHOGANY CHAMBER
SUITES OF FURNITURE,
embracing each
Mahogany Wardrobe,
do. French Bedstaad,
do Cabinet, marble top,
do. Washstand, marble top,
do. Sofas, Tables, Chairs,
Beds, Mattresses and Pillows.
ALSO,
desirable lot of Croekery,
10 dozen Plate Locks, Aallets, &c,
realms Writing Paper,
Sewing Machines, Soda,
Carpets, Cooking Stoves, &c.
8 barrels prime Flour,
- bushels Corn.
sells E. s. PLEASANTS, AuctiOneer.
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Corner Cary and Thi1sesath strssts RieApond, vsJ
i ARGE AND ATTRACTIv SALE OF
III DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, kc.-OuTHU19-
DAY next, the 22d instant, ~ viii ozIsr q public
auction. commanding promptly at II 0'clock,
10 barrels prime Sugar,
20 barrels New Orleans Nolassss,
tierces Rice,
100 sacks Salt,
10 bales "a Augusta Shestins.
10 bales 7-6 Do. do,
20 bales thfty pads eAchl Cotton yarAs--a aas
assortment Of numbers,
10 bags Pepper,
10 barrels very superior Coffee,
so dozen very superior BlackinG,
besides q variety Of other articles.
Sc 10 TARDY WILLIAMS, Auctjoaeeev.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

WO BRICK TENEMENTS ON
il FIRST STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii lie sold on MONDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
Der. o4 the premises. at "A o'clock p. NJ, the TWO
BRICK TENEMENTS ON First, between Broad and
Marshall streets,-bot OF which are furnished With
gas and water.
TERAs: Made known on the day Of sale.
sel4 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auetianaer
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NEGRO RIOT IN NoRYoLK

N.
PETERSBURG, September lS-On the lsth instant.
there was riot In Norfolk between the negro guard
aud the United States sailors. The negroes were
handled pretty roughly.
shopley the plant tool Of the detestablo Butler.
has issued an order that all Of the Thirteenth yir-
gna cavalry caught in his lines shall be treated as
spies, and any harboring them shall have their
houses burnt over their heads.
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NILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY,
w the 18th instant, on the farm formerly owned
By William Bennett, on the road leading from sta
ples's mill to Lawrence Tavern, known "a Variety
Grove all the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, one or
two WAGONS, one CART, several sets Of HAIR
NESS, and the CROP now growing on the farm.
Sale to commence at IL O'clock e l5-4ts
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by LAnc6BteT . CO., AUCuU016Sus
CTOCKS AT AUCTION.-We win sell
~ at auction, ct our ofice, on "WEDNESDAY,
September 21st, at IL O'Clock,
SEQ OU0 Confederate Q per cant. Coupon Bonds,
long dates,
$4,000 Confederate 8 per cent. Coupon Bonds,
medium date,
rs 900 Confederate per cant. Coupon Bonds,
short date,
$4,000 Confederate per cent Registered Bonds,
long date,
1900 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds,
short date,
10000 Virginia Registered Bonds,
l,5i7 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad per cent Convertible Bond.
40 shares James River Packet Company
Stock,
share Petersburg Steamship Company
Stock,
and other Stocks and Bonds to be added.
&c is LANCASTER CO.. Auetioneou.