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FOR SALE.-We offer for sale,

i privlt, Is, the following farms:
49, acres, and one-haif mile north OF Peters
burg; framed dwelling, eight rooms besides base
ntent, in thorough repair, very handsomely iur-
ni~hed; with extensive outbuldIngs, lCe-house &c;
well watercd and healthy; 2s5 acres cleared, the
balance IL original growth, part heavily wooded :;
the cleared land very productive, and Is rented out
FOR the year 1863 for four thousand dollars Pllce,
SitO000.
10 acres at Dinwiddie Courthouse; a pretty place,
well improved; dwelling, SIX rooms; occupied by
Mrs. Gee. Price, s. 800.
81 acres iii Prince Edward, near the Courthouse,
formerly occupied by Miss Nottingham. Price,
$4,000.
2oI acres in IIenrico county, twelve miles from
Richmond, belonging to w L. lIarrson. Price
S2G,G00.
2i5 acres in Ifenrico, seven miles from Richmond
one mile from Hungary station Hncc, $4,000.
los acres wood land east Of Richmond, adjoining
the fam called " Enterprise" Price, cl0,3o0.
?Uo acre, i'll King William. called "heleyuc,"
near the plnunkey, tWenty-onc miles from Rich
moHd. fIier, 10000.
\ large Dwelling, >lXteenrooms besides basement,
with t,I-crc To-, ich land, NTH" village Of Bowling
Green, Caroline county. Price, ~2j,0ho
80 acres IN We-tmoreland county, near the foto-
mae, with good improvements Price. $4,000.
400 acres rich low grounds i'll King George on the
Potomac, adjoining Hoes Ferry. pncc, S2i,Oh0
$50 acres III Chesterfield, within one mile Of the
Glover TIA railroad, principally IN wood improve
mont, Of little value. l1ice $4,000.
G27 coal and wood land in Chesterfield county,
near CoalGeid. Price, S3l,3j0
40 acres in Chesterfield, on the App0mattox,
within three miles of Clover lIll pits, with pretty
good Improvements. Price $4,000.
so acres III Chesterfield, james river, near the
Hewlett House battery; mostly III wood. Price,
Si0.GC3.
500 acres adjoining Dispatch station, on the York
River railroad; valuable property. Price, So, 800.
iGl acres III Campbell county, near Concord de-
pot; Improvements pretty good farm very good
Price, $4,000.
2U6 acres in Appomattox county, within one mile
Of James river, new place Price, lj,0G0
al
balance heavily tl1nbered; with small, but comfort
able, Improvements. Price, SIS ,2oD.
3l5 acre liz MccEl,hhtIr, near Chri~tiIRsvilie :;
good tobacco land; moderately good improvements
Price, Sl5,0Ho.
10 acres in Halifax, near Scott>hurg depot; no
dwelling; only Il tobacco bIru Pucc, Si.u"H.
2SU acres in Charles city county, with large UNI
finished house, and lumber enough to finish II two
| miles from James rvcr; nearly all in wood. Price,
81, 900.
% acres at Prince Edward Courthouse brick
dwelling. seven rooms, and outbulldings; occupied
by Mrs. Truchead. Price, $4,000.
~ acres OF land in Ilcnrlco, seven miles from
Richmond on the Deep Run turnpike; nearly all
cleared, with small improvements Price, SIS, 900.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
DC 2f-ts Successors to Goblin IA pI,crSDn.
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ID X . & l. 4 NJ 4 I | o n

APPOINTING DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
1t is meet that the people OF the Confederate
States should, from time to time, assemble to
knowledge their dependence on Almighty God, to
render dcvout thanks for His manifold blessings
worship His Holy name, to bend prayer ut His
faostoo and to accept with revcryt submission t.-
Christening of His Ail-wise and All-lnerciu Proyl-
denCe
Let US, then, in temples and in fields, unite
voices IN recognizing, with adoling gratitude, the
manifestations of His protecting care i'll tie many
signal victories with which our arms have been
crowned, in the fruittulness with which our land
has been blessed, and in the unimparcd energy and
tortude with which lie has inspired our hearts and
tons designs of our enemies.
And let US not forget that, while graciously vouch-
sa6ng to US His protection, our sins have merited
and received grievous chastisement; that many of
our best and bravest have fallen in battle that
many others 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
restitution, and that with tendish maignty the
passions of seryile race have been excited by
iOeS iiito the COMMISSION OF atrocities from WHICH
death Is welcome escape.
Now, therefore, l, JEFFERSON DAVIS President of
the Confederate States of America do issue this my
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, TIE
sixteenth day Of November next, as a 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 atore-
said, i'll 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 sanetify His chastisementt to improvement,
that We may turn away from evil paths and
walk righteously i'll His sight; that He restore
peace to our beloved country, healing its bleeding
wounds, and securing to us the continued enjoy
ment of night of self-government and indie
pendence; and that He graciously hearken to us,
while ascribe to Hum the power and glory of our
deliyeranCe.
(~l Given under my hand and the seal Of
I SEAL. the Confederate States, at Richmond, this
49, twenty-sixth day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
by the President:
J. p BENJAMIN, Secretary of State.
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UENYIS7R

TsNlIE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING iEtU-
1 NEEED from his late illness val, attain. .
Office from TODAY, and Will be- pleased O. 500 .s
patients and thc public generally. A >pl.uI.l -
sortfncnt of GOLD FOIL and other material 90
hand.
Persons wishing 10 me on business, after ole"
hours will please call at my residence on Alr'l--
street, between First and Adams.
NJ. a. BLANkMASr
sc lots Surgeon and Dentist, - Man str.t-.
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TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS OF THE MUTUAL PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL PRICE.

MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL PRICE.
MOBILE, October IA special dispatch 10 the
Regisfer and advertiser, from senatobla, october
o. saws that the Chicago Times OF the 22d and the
Memphis Bulletin of the 25th have been received
There is nothing important in them. At last ac-
commits Price was encampcd a. Wayerly, Missouri
,I;a trains consist Of over four hundred wagons.
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CORRESPONDENCE BETHREN GENERALS
LEE AND GRANT REL4TTTE TO THE
Tnrd THEfT' OF NEGRO SOLDIERS AMP
g95r RsTfITA7ORT MEASURES or GEN
YEAI BUTLER
W. s,ve Lclow the correspondence between Gene
.lS H.. and Grant upon the subject Of Buffers last
trvtlity:
Qttua, An.4Rs ARMY NoRrHFRw VIRGINIA.
October 10, ls6i
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TEAXFD TREASURY NOTES d. ~
der 10 promote, a. Esr as pilrt aide, -.. ... g
liquidation 10y the Treasury Of the ntl~IAhlit
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant ir.....
rcT, and Fay bepJ,ituies IN the df l,gI STATES,
hereby authorized to receive the SAID l.t,.. t.s...
the $500 notes, ~ G6t per crnttm Ola der ...... .
ing Tor same certificates OF lo.u, upon hlT....
ton of H0u-taXubc bonds. TIE -.uI ,vT'.h ....
be payable Oh demand after thcrxpTati- oi l....
DAYS.
-ini all agents for the ,dIe Of the above bond r.
hereby authorized 10 receive the taE.t mote, n.'.
the exception above NAMED, III payment % .i..
when sold, at the rate Of Cos per ,cEtuu
q. \. TRENHOLM.
au 22-ts Secretary OF tie ir.s.lrT.
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MARRIED.

In Mcckcnburg co&nty, North Carolina on thc
29th OF September, issi, Mr.. GEORGE NJ. IUR-
NER, OF Portsmouth,, Virginia, t. Mis- ANNIE l.
GOODRICH, Of Norfolk, Virginia
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.
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BY ID. X. Weisiger, Auctioneer.

WILL BE SOLD ON COUNCIL
w CHAMBER HILL, on SATURDAY, the
2Gth instant, at 10 o'clock,
Several good Saddle and Harness HORSES;
among them one excellent cavalry horse-young
fast, active, and a good leapcr.
oc 2S-2t ID. X. WEISIGER, Auctioneer.
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AERFaT OF Mas. ,IEoRGi W f'fihH'- MI - A'-
ME Butler the wile Of George W. hu'i'f' "i'' SOME
time since absconded the c'ty hil"er very Ms
pcious circum stances, leaving bthlhd nm Auh"Fy
u,se.tll accounts, was arrested Yesterday morning
III, ,,cmpting TO cross uur lines Ia rei"n her hus-
banI at New York. II will be Iecollccted that, Il
few weeks since. notice WIS copied IN the Rich
nIond papers, which was clipped from the New York
Heraid, announcing Buffers arrival there and urg-
ing "Annic" TO hurry on TO him. The advertise
ynent was signed George and Tom This IS the
first case since the recent lule prohibiting ladies
from going North in which any Of them have been
caught running the blockade.
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Ill Illinois, young man having been drovred h;s
father and some friends fred q cannon 49, .ho
water to raise the body The cannon burst and killed
the father. AA'e"
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REAL ESTATE FOR Sale.
InISE AND LOT Az CAMPBELL

EEOUSE AND LOT AT CAMPBELL
IL COURTHOUSE FOR SALE.-I offer Tor
sale my HOUSE ana LOT At the above place The
house i brick and contains nine rooms, with COnvC-
nienoe4 for Il large fimily. The lot contains about
three acres. Ii not sold privately before this pro
perry will be sold at public auction, ut Campbell
next Address REv. W. a CROCkER,
oc 26-3ts Campbell Courthouse, Va.
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OFFICE Il. III. MAURY Il Co.
CTOCkS, BONDS, &c,
~ FOR SALE.
800 shares Richmond and Danvle Railroad Stock,
shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
shares Virginia Life Insurance Company
Stock,
d shares Richmond Fire Association Stock,
rs shares Merchants Insurance Company Stock.
$500 Norfolk City Stock,
Confederate States six, seven and eight per cent.
Bonds and Stocks, long and short dates,
Confederate SIX per cent. n0n-taxabe Bonds and
Certificates,
Confederate SIX per cent Cotton Bonds,
Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Sterling, &c, &c.
Oc 27-6t
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an old lady lately died in Connecticut aged ninety
years Her descendants, who gathered around her
utSihg her last illness, numbered two hundred and
nineteen people, of all ages
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N-NH0HI, ~ N|-I-I - T--T
} EQUATIONS For tANiNf\l

ID EQUATIONS For tAIINNG
IL, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF. ,nN-t. "A
APPROVED JUNE l.. 1861, NIIlItli/I.y
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT y,t,I,.
BONDS ISSUED JNptE 1Iil i'Eu\I-,uA- .r
THE ACT APPROVED MAY d.. %, Iu. g. y.
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON EHN.-
Parties owning registered olGat peg .Ht ...
under the act Of May Ii, lN"l, a,~rll- '.... ...
them for coupon bonds, Will assign q. '.. . ..
manner pointed out IN thu printed an I........ r
the back OF the certificate. T. tGr " '.-. ..I.,.
States OF America, III ,haugr ion coupon t.... r
ana cause them To- b. pr"7rut", % t.u. ....'. Z
the Treasury Department. Who viii f..,.'r u..
compliance with the PROVISIONS of ta. ...t .. ....
l3, 1861, leslie coupon bonds fox tt, an.u.l.-
in the registered bonds SO d. l-u'J
q. y TRENHOLM.
au 2g-ts Secretary 1T ~. I.r.... H.
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DrsLoyAL PERSONS. - The provost-marshal at
Wytheville sent 10 this city yesterday the following
persons, who were arrested while attempting TO
make their way North. They are detailed con-
scripts. and undertook TO escape while awaiting
passage 10 this city. q. A. Concr, DAVID Shields,
J H. REID, ] &. Armicld. W. Watson, J. J. Brown
ing, James Il. Stevens, John W. 1iussel, James
Peoples, James Crews, George Pretty. William
Sparks, J L. Reed, J. Menaar, J. +. Porran L. L.
Hyatt, T { Hyatt \. J. Mestard, J. II. IDOL J. ID.
Inlicn, Is. r Bundy, ]. +. Ie1bettcr, W II Camp
bell, Frank Mtkay. L. Smith, A. A Stafford. }.
Smith, John Stafford, Elwood Smith and Frazer
Smith
These men were all committed TO Castle ih''i'de'
to await Court-InartiiI.
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Edward, near the Courthouse,
by Miss Nottingham. Price,
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EDROAD ROCK RACES-FAIL MEET
ING, lSGi.-FIRST DAY.-The first race this
season, the Broad Rock Course, viii CONF Oft
TO-DAY tFkIDAI), OCTOBER 2STH,
ani viii doubtless prove of the most interesting
races witnessed i'll Virginia for many years.
IN" is tor q stake OF s. ,0Oo two-mile heats
and there seems to be- doubt nov that Conductor.
Oricn and Oakand-beeved to be three of the best
horses i'll the COnfcIeracy-witl start.
Persons wishing TO attend the races must procure
passports, III order to enable them to cross MayO's
bridge.
The REFRESHMENT SALOONS will be supplied
with all the dCliCaCits of the season.
GATE FEE SO ID. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
Race viii come oft at o'clock precisely.
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.SPECIAL NOTICES.

~" To PAPER MAKERS Wanted, I'M
Inodiatcly, competent PAPER-MAkER, over
ffY gcars of are, 10 take charge Of a small mill III
tie mountains Of Virginia. To suitable person
liberal compensation will he ensured. hddr'as
"Dis!atch Oflite," ltichmeni, Virginia oc TIT
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nANIEL X. WEISIGER,
L. Auction and Commission MERIDIAN
Odd Fellows Hall, Richrn,

Odd Fellows Hall. Richmond, Va,
party in town or county. Also, Merchsndise
Provisions Flour, Grain, g., in store, and solicts
consignnents from his friends and the public gener.
ally. ~ l0-l6ttws&vIOt
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i,,5e~ai-Cenaal Z. s. Grant,
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Broad R0Ik RAcKs.-The friends Of the turf de-
spite the Yankee invasion, have determined to
maintain the supremacy of ''thoroushbrcds," snd
Rock to-day. As our readers Will perceive, the first
race Is tor post stake, two-nilt heats, to which
there three more subscribers and as the nee
is play pay. each subscriber will ie almost sure 10
start something for the = 900 purse
We have heard it suggested that Oakl md, Con-
duCtOr and Orien will together this oc,st-
sion; and if So the hieuiS Of each VIII 20 their
piles" on the result. all are stngmnc If Will
ming. Ii the three "strp' we'll, and the day and
track prove good, interesting and exciting race
may be looked t,lr.
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nor RENT, VAUXHALL ISLAND
(lately called GTiffin's island, Mayos
bridge. For furtherparticularsa apply to EDWARD
MAYO, or to the Toll-House OF Mayo's bridge
Gc 26-4ts
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OFFITf4L.
TRASHY DRP,PTup4r
CONFEDERATE SrsTFs ~ AHruTtt.
kIf 81 AnN L. nlfnitnr II Il.I
MONT A X 4 u II BONDS. FIrr
Y Observation-Disclosures InAE - -

UNDERGRADUATES IDhS. tfe.'
TlNUED. Numerous Applications having t.l,
made for bonds at the established Iii1. 1i ,l. f,
dreJ and thiTIy-fyc dollars and interest Hui.F Pc
cumstanCes that entitle them b. favorable s.r.. We
alton, II has been determined b. continue tu. ...
at the above price until fg:thcrunti,c
Agents for the sale Of thee I.,nI+ a,r Il---.. .
~ act IN accordance with this 0td"r, AMI .Ae .' g.:
ton Of discussing officers Of The GpvrTifr,n't
tictfarly called TO 1t. q. \. TRENHOLM
DC l2-tS Secretary Of the Ir.r.s.-..
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VALUABLE REAL E STATE ON

Sale conducted by Messrs. GRvBDs & WILLIAMS.
oc 26-tds
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4 PPLES AND COTTON YARN.
IA 70 bushels Green Apples,
5000 pounds Cotton Yarn, s, 8 and 10;
10 boxes White Granulated Sugar.
10 barrels Brown Sugar.
ROBERT HOUGH Il CO.,
oc 25-sts No Ii Pearl street,
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ESS~ SHoCKoE MILL,
Seventeenth street, across the Dock.
CORN GROUND ON TOLL, OR EXCHANGED
FOR MEAL.
FOR SALE-MEAL at sjj per bushel; NEW
FLOUR at $40 pen pound. oc 2j-Gt*
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NAVY DtFtkjNtNT,
OFFICE SFI,IAI -ttNt,F.
R1cHmoSD, VA, September 10. t>oi.
NJ OTICE.-From and after MONDAY
v NEXT, the 2Gth instant, the STEAMER
SCHRAPNEL. will leave the wharf AZ Rocket, o..
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily a. ugi.,A
A. NJ and O'Clock Z. NJ touching At all the }y1N-
cipal landings on the river.
JOHN IL PARKER,
Sc 9a-ts Lieutenant ia charge.
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CIX VACANT 10 rs ON CEDAR
= STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
hc sold on MONDAY, 3l>t il~ttnt, on the premises,
1T half past o'clock L. NJ, six building Lots on
Cedar, near Valley street, fronting tWchty-SeVen
and half feet each, running back one hundred and
twenty iect alley twelve feet wide These lots
lie near the residence of Mr.. Edward Steans.
TtRH, Made known on the day of sale
Oc - JAMES NJ. LAY LoR, Auctlone"r.
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HITY SCAVENGER- subscriber.
~ having been appointed CITY SCAVENGER, is
prepared 10 clean out sinks, eulverts back yards,
cellars, alleys and lots and remove all nuisances
therefrom at the shortest notice and on reasonable
terms. Orders left at the Richmond post-olice, box
l,oSO. will receive prompt attention.
&C l0-lms X. III. ALLEN.
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R,as WASTED The higke a market price will be
pail at RUS oFFicn for all xines OF CHAN COTTON
ana yIx,.,, R,as, III large or small quantities.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auetioneer.

HOUSE AND LOT AND TWO Va "a
III CANT LOTS ON JAIL ALLEY FOR
SALE AT.AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY
the 3lst of October, on the premises, at / O'Clock
p NJ. the House and Lot situate on JAN alley
The house has six rooms with gas and water ana
is now renting for one hundred dollars per month.
After the sale Of the house will be sold two vacant
Lots, adjoining, each having front Of thirty feet.
TERMS: Made known on the day Of sale.
oc21 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AuctioTeer.
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DROAD ROCK (VIRGINIA) RACES

DROAD ROCK (VIRGINIA) RACES.
ID FALL MEETING, lS6i.-rhe Fall Races over
the Broad Rock Course, near Richmond, Virginia,
VIII commence ON the 2Sth OCTOBER, and be con-
tnucd four days.
FRIDAY, OcIoBER 2S.-FIRsr DAy.-Thc meet
ing viii commence with post stake, two mile
heats, free for all ages; $4,000 entrance, pay or
rlay-thr proprietor to add 81 900.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29.-SECoSD DAY.-Post
stake for thrce-year olis, mile heats 81 900 en-
trancc-the proprietor to add 81 600.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l.-THIRp DAY.-Post stake,
three mile heats, free Tor all ages; $500 entrance
the proprietor to add s., 900.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.--FouRTH DIY.-Post
stake for threcyear olds two mile heats - 900
trHucC-the proprietor to add 81 80.
The above Races will certainly be if the
weather permits Should any postponemt at prove
necessary, due notice will BE- given.
oc 2O-eodt2Sth ID. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
NTISSES pARTINGTON'S
Ifs DANCING ACADEMY,
o. BROAD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
CL,saEs.-On THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
from TO : u. NJ.
For further particulars, call at their residence, on
Leigh street, between Adams and Eoushee
DC 20-lm
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THE ARTISANS RECEHrLy CALLED OuT.-lt is a
matter OF pride to reflect with what lcil and rnth-
siaSm artisans and mechanics throughout aae
country have responded TO that call of luty ,shch
has taken them to the i,ld. The approach of tn.
enemy has erer Jo"nd them rtadg Jor &cs~i"c. We
pleased to iotn that the policy OF the Govern
mcnt will be likely hereafter TO Con1ine their ser
vices chiefly to the workshops, where their lab0rs
are obviously most appropriate and most valuable.
The General Orders lately issued calling all to the
field will be SO executed rs To retain woilimrn iii
their proper places-in the arseuals and workshops
OF the ContederacN.
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21I acres III IIenricO county, twelve miles from
belonging to w. L. Harrison Price.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by l.. Ii. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo sc Main strcet.l

by l.. Ii. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
NO NC Main strcet.)
WILL SELL ON FRIDAY MORN
w ING, at 10 O'Clock, the 2Sth of October, a
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
fine Mahogany Wardrobe,
Satrs, Trunks,
Nalises, Carpets,
Beds ana Bedding, Looking Glasses,
Sofas, StovC4
barrels Flour, Chairs,
Mahogany Chairs.
ALSO,
A los of Clothing, Rocks Pictures, &c, for ac-
count Of John Ssely his legal heirs, Tor whom II
may concern. l.. IL. LUCK co,
oc p AuCtiOuccTs.
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4 Il PRIVATE SALE.
n 80 bags Black Pepper,
50 kegs B Carb. Soda,
% boxes Granuated Sugar,
bags Rio Coffee,
. bales rs Graniteville Shifting,
10 do. Cotton Yarns
cases Bleached Long Cloths,
pieces GA Extra Moskora Cloths,
30 do. "a Fancy English Cassimeres,
90 do. Black Mohair, &c, &c.
ALSO,
Service Solid Silver six Iiecesb
Solid Silver Waiter,
Solid SILVER Gobets.
ELLETT, BELL & FOX.
DC N-6t No. IL Pearl stresf.
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BY ID. X. Wcisigcr, Auctionecr.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on
w SATURDAY next, the 29th instant, on
Council Chamber Hill. on account of whom 1t may
concern, one DARK BAY MARE, about eight years
old shot in the left hind foot and Is lame. SAID
animal was left at my stables over one month ago
by Captain n l.. Edwards. Unless called FOR and
livery paid she will be disposed Of the abOveddy.
JAMES {. JOHNSON, Virginia Stables.
ID. II WEIsIGER, Auc tlUneer. oc 23-3t
CHERIFF"S SALE.-By virtue of a dis
! trcss warrant in my hands, iii favor of Henry
Exall, shall sell on MONDAY, 3lst October, ut ~
O'Clock \. NJ at the auction rooms formerly orcu-
pied by u. L. Booth Il Co, No. Tenth street, all
the effects of said Booth Co, consisting III part OF
Office Furniture, Bottles, Ink, Smoking Tobacco,
&c sc.
Parties who had goods consigned to this house
will get them away previous to the day OF sale, or
they viii be sold.
J. W. WALKER, Deputy Sheriff,
for IL. X. ELLYooN, Sheriff ot City OF Richmond.
oc 20-cOdtdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

CMALL FARM OF FiFTY-ONE
- ACRES, WITHIN ONE MILE OF PRINCE
EDWARD COUErHOUSE AND IN ONE MILE
OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, FORMER
I.Y OCCUPIED BY MISS NOTTINGHAM, FOR
SALE PRiVAfELS.-We offer for sale the above
located FARM, of which thirty-eight acres are
cleared and in good state of cultivation, thirteen
III original growth. The garden is large and
productive, well furnished with small fruits and
fine orchard of choice fruit. There Is Il well Of
celent water in the yard. The place is healthy
The improvements consist of a dwelling with three
finished rooms, i'll good condition, and an office,
which, with some repairs, would give two more
finished rooms; new barn, kitchen, servants Ca
bins, and ice-house-need some repairs. And there
enough bricks on the place 10 build large
house. Price, 5000.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS,
oc Its Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

NOR SALE, a BLACK WOMAN, of
II average size, whose owner says she is good
cook washer and ironer; in her twenty-eghth year
Another WOMAN, Of like color. about eighteen
years Of age, with child two months old good
general house servant They may be seen at CARY
STREET JAIL. every morning at IL O'CLOCK
&C 24-eod3ts