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ruR FOR E OUR TROOPS WILL HAVE To
FIGHT THIS SPRING.

While the armies Of the Confederacy have
been strengthened by the recent conscrlp-
tion and the men already put In the ranks,
the Federal armies will be much weaker
than those they fought last year. But few
weeks since the Yankee papers published
two important farts-one that the last draft
had no. added sc, 600 men to the ranks OF
their army This was official from the Pro-
yost Marshal General. The other was q
statement made by letter writer's, that not
1900 of the veterans had re enlisted. This
last important fact caused alarm In Con.
gress, and in the House Of Representatives,
q few days ago, resolution was passed call
Ing on the President TO furnish a list show
lug 'the number Of re enlisted veteran volun-
teers from each State, and other Information
Ia this connection On the LIST instant
Lincoln replied to this call, enclosing q let
fer from the Secretary of War, who said
that, In his opinion, it would be '.prejHdicsas
10 The public s.rrice" to transmit TO the House
81 the present time the Information request
ed. The fact is that the drafts in the United
States have proved utter failures. They
have brought paper money In computation
Paper money won't fight. There Is very
little personal danger TO be apprehended
from bank note, and there Is ne case on
record OF man having been bayonetted by
81 bill. The new draft, which commenced
In the Yankee States yesterday, will result
Us all the others have. The $500 commute
ton clause Is still in force, and the green
backs will pour in. The disastrous defeat
of Gilmore In Florida, the rout Of Grierson
and Smith In Mississippi, the disgraceful
failure of Sherman's advance on Mobile, the
repulse Of the last "on to Richmond" and
the general gloom thrown over the Yankee
prospects by these occurrences, will not en-
courage going into the ranks. The commu-
tatlon might be advanced to 5000, and 1t
would be cheerfully paid. With our strength
ened armies In the field, let our people take
courage and do all In their power to sustain
them In comfort. The stage Is cleared. The
curtain is slowly rising on the spring cam.
paign. Already We see the shining sandals
Of Victory, and as 1t rises higher 1t will
disclose to our view the glorious crown
which eneircies her brow.
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f0RREsT'S VICTORY IN MIsSIsSiffI-Ais
TORY OF THE AFFAIR.

TORY OF THE AFFAIR.
The recent victory Of Gen. Forrest In
Northern Mississippi, by which the grand
plan of the Yankees In the West was SO ef-
feetually defeated, was one OF the most re-
markable achievements of this war. We
have conversed with gentlemen recently
from that section, whose accounts Gil concur
10 the main facts Of that almost marvellous
exploit. The enemy's reports fully confirm
these accounts, but they do not state the
exact force by which these results were &C
eonpliahed. Owing TO the exhaustion OF
Dis horses, the want Of arms and munitions,
anc other causes. Forrest could array force
OF only 2,40O men to confront Smith and
1nerson's column Of 1000 of the best
equipped cavalry the Yankees have erput in
oeneid. Forests men, too, were mostly new
and untried, especially in the cavalry service
ne mad recently recruited them In West Ten
Aessee. liseemed the extreme of rasLness
and res klessness, to attempt with such force
10 arrest the march Of column Of seven
thousand splendidly mounted and equipped
"en, LED by experienced officers, whose
"Afch thus tar had been uninterrupted, who
were ouoyant and confident, and were charg.
ee With such an important mission. The
junction of this cavalry force with Sherman
~ Meridian, was the key Of the whole
selemeof the Yankee plan for the occupa-
lion and subjugation Of the Southwest. If
successful, Sherman would have been In q
condition to advance upon Demopolis and
seiha, or Mobile and these important points,
a. well as the dch countries adjacent, would
nave been al the mercy Of the enemy. They
'ooiu only have been driven back at the
'aorinous risk Of weakening Johnston's
auiy' so as to open Northern &c orgia and
nome and Atlanta, to Grants army. Gen.
FoiS, with his scant Infantry force, quickly
perceived the momentous issne, which de-
pended upon the result OF the cavalry move
nehi from Memphis, and after securing his
foaaii army on the east side Of the Tombig-
ice and removing ell his supplies and mum.
''oas and returning to Mobile the troops no
Aaa borrowed from General Maury, sent i'm
psfative orders to Lee and Forrest to unite
.usir forces, and at every cost to crush and
aflve back Smith and Grierson's cavalry.
Lee did not Fseeivs these orders 10 time 70
'es'h Forrest with bis force, which was q.
ready greatly exhausted BY the continuai shir-
m'shing with Hasrmau's columns. Forrsst
Wa, therefore, left alone viii bic z, 40 nse
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INH@ gale OF FoutAinb,eaa postponed Many gen.
slemen who desire 70 purchase this place having
been prevented by irceroncy CT the weather fro0
attending and others probably from the raid of tie
enemy On the railroad 1t Frederick bali have
deemed it best to postpone the day VI sale Satur.
day, the 18th Of March, WHEN II will DO sold q, pub
lie auction. Ia answer 10 rumsrOus leiters will
sell IN this manner, sayS3 600 cash. In the pres
ent currency, and $40 600, pay able 10 One, two,
three or FIVE years after The close OF the war or
$50 600 in The present Currency and IS o0O after the
war, Gs above. bearing Interest ana payable semi.
annually, ard occurred by deed OF trust tbs land
would cell ase negroes Oh tho Place, who, though
advanced In years. &c, fauT Of liam good WORK
ing hands and will 20. desert Tia enemy have
-isised this farm bus oc:s 1aa Eaz aa.E-s.
gerous c3ssges ron their officers That had been
a: home no Injury would have been done me- Thets
ia little apprehension Of their coming again, since
the rivers below nave boen planted with t0rpetoes
With four additional hands aid two dou5la plows
am satisfied that the place would this year o. De.
cialiy good fruit aud jrd ci0usIy gaau.sed}
realize TO the purchaser 1000 $50 00U, oesi les
al ample supply OF provisions for another year.
There Ii furniture foy sale, about tweaty hogs ard
pigs, one n,uie, some corn, fodder, aud shuckz,
piows, sc. The naaoer Of acres charged on ths
Commissioners bct ss il LOIS; by actual survey.
1,072N The title u unQuestiousble.
Tbs best way OF approaching from Rt2hm md Ii by
private conveyance o. Stage, by tes Aechanirsv,lIe
turnpike, Oo Cncreh, and New Castle. The stage
leaves Richmont very early On Tuesday and Friday.
NH s-d&swt1s WIN FUNTAISE
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Ou1c1 SoUTHTRN ExPass ConPAxY,
Richmond, Va, Feb lAth, 1884

01JIC1 SOUTHERN Kx1xB1 VOnIAN1,I
kicnncnd, Va, Feb l4th, 1884
\ n Con complaint being made Of the Delays o(
N this Company In forwarding merchandise. ]
an 70 ndveFtse that tho rules Of the CON-
many REQUIRE that Government packages thaii take
precedsece Over ill others, and next Ia order pack.
sges Forwarded By ffeadD or Associations 70 osefe
ma spidisys n TIE Geld or hospitals. The oSeeYvsnce
81 te rule together with limited facilities fos trans
portation, necsssary Gauss delay tn the forwarding
OF packages for merchants and others.
Prepay mant viii b required on 81 freight.
fe1e In i 8A4L&VN, AeWk,
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AYEW SADDLE AND

III HARNESS MANDATORY
Tds subscriber, formerly Of the urm OF Calsreil
Co. having taken the house on 18th street, between
Main and Cary, formerly oscupied BY } Dennis
is prepared 70 furnish bis friends and the publ!
generally With any thing In his line such - Saddles
Harness. Bridles, Collars, Breecheg, Back Bands
Bely bands Trace Chains Brass and Slvespiatet
Bit.. steel plated ami Brass Spurs, 10; oil Of whict
viii be sold reasonable.
TPRepairinn done cheap. 1A PUkAs.
"a
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HEBENER + CO, Auctioueers.
Regular Sales Days.
TUESDAYS, for groceries, tobacco, dry goods,
and meTch audiza 10 the vareroom, ICE Eain street
FRIDAYS, for furniture, IN the saes-roon On the
Cd and I'd foors Of oaidinz, lo9 Main street.
Censienusnts are solicited, aud prompt returns
viii De made Of the prooeeds.
ma7-Sm EEBEHER co, A1ets.
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n. HW.0Tss2', ); 90, -.ss1tS.,
No laa Main ST, bet 9th aud 10th
"OUSEH Id and Kitchen Furniture TT auc-
tom. On Thursday, March 10Th, common
cling 10 o'clock will be sold nj the residence of
Mrs suget, on Broad, between Madison and Mon
roe SIS, a general assortment of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, embracing the following and
other articles
Mahogany wardrobes, washstands
Bedsteads cabinets
Cane seat and other chairs
Sofas, bedding, mattresses
Feather beds
and an assortment. of crocksry ware.
AksO,
Cooking stove and Kitchen furniture. ;
vii .NSUN & C. Aucts.
The above sale 10 postponed until Saturday the
18th inst (mh Ill ~ CO.
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6y Williamson q o., AvsetenNv0
No. lo1 Main otroQA1

FURNITURE.
Beds and bedding;
stoves,
Doots md Shoes,
c''sAiae
Csookery,
Bcoka and Stationasy,
Jswelsy. %, .,
90 Wednesday, the 9th inst. eonnsosln9 8 -
o'clock II, we will cell u our saisesos0ss ~ -
Main st, the following and other articles,
Wardrobes, cabinets
farlor, cane, and windsor chairs
Tables, washstsnds
sofas, lounges, and divane
Jenny Lind, e1ttags, and other beAs1ea1D
HAIR shuck, and cotton mattresses
BEDS, pillows, holsters, blAAketD
Quilts, shawls, &c
Boots, ehoee. o oahipg
Cnsss, paror, and cooking stoveo
Plates, dishes, cups a1d oauoes0
Gob'ets, tumblsfs, and wine ela10O
Toilet sets and FANCY articles
Books, stationery, &c, 10
Gold and si.ve~ watches.
mhb WILLIAMSON 4 %, Ano1A.
The above sale "a postponed antil yriday, ~ utA
of Maroa, at 10 O'Clock 4 II.
mho 90, AuG1R,
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Bv Roosssson, Adams 4 ca, Awsdl
Yx1 u win efIer a. suceioo a Hi1nv; ITO 6ao
w 81 10 O'Clock
80 bsss choice y sugar
10 bbis DO dn
hhds do DO
8 casks rico
- boxes candjae
30 do No bar eoap
20 do fancy %
90 bags eoppsfaD
10 ktgs bi 0aYb soda
s tsgs black pepper
With general assortment oe Qnaosaas,
AIoo,
1000 pkss manufactured totamo
5000 lbs smelling do
8 Gases Cuha plantation eieAU
20 kegs Gsccaboy mrH
mis- ROBINSON, ADAMS 3 CO. Ane1e
ALSO,
Is cnsks cognac brandy
5 bbls Jamaica rum
300 lbs mustard seed
2 cases ladies' shoes
10 bags shot.
mh 10 ia : CO, Ansla.
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PREsrnExTs OYnos, Va & TENN hCo,
LvncheurS, We, Feb 81, 1854
NOTICE to ssoesholasrs "A called meeting o!
The Stockholders In tbs Virginia sud Tennss.
sec Railroad Company, will be hs.d At the Office OF
the Company, IL the city Of Lynchburg, on Wed
nesday, tie OH day Of March Iext.
pr order Of the Board RI Directors.
WIN II RU6HR&, Secretary.
APPOINTMENT ne Proxy.
KSow ALL MIN 81 T1ssS PkEskx1sI 1hst We, tbs
subscribers, being Stockholders la the VIII iu.a
and Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby con-
Sdsuts ard appoint
our true and ID ful attorney and proxy,
to represent each Of Ia ell meetings Of The
Sto~ khoidsrs Of ssid Company, when We are not
PEI sonay p ssent With full pow aud authority q.
such 81 meetings TO give such votes and 10 do
such other sct or Gets as each Of Us could give
do, II We We're personally present.
Witness cur hands and scala, this day
w'rss'' aA
o. ioth Bylaw. .Proxiss to rsprsss"s sto,k In
space of TWO Years from the date thereof.
Dh I'D WITH
NIOrlCE-An certificates or papers from this
~ Office which nave heretofore been granted to
parties claiming 70 be cit;ssns OF the State Of Mary
land are hereby revoked and recalled Such e sre
entitled TO the benefit Of The law Of Congress az
SoYding an asylum 70 cisizens Of th.t 6iats, and
may require certificates will make application in
writing atscSt three days la advaucs setting firth
distinctly the nsne, sge, AID place OF tneir birth,
State and county; the time 1t Viii h th-y became
sitixsns. or not nsisss,) Of the stats ysisrr~d TO-
and the pefitd 1t which they removed t. the Coz.
federary, 60 wAom viii be aIarted Fpecin pass
provided the object for which l. is asked Is d. emsd
ssusfa~tOry. This order IL issued because Of iufor
nation having been received that papers hsve been
faudulsntly procured transferred, and are being
ueed By parties not entitled the exemptions Of the
cot OF Cor gross. Satisfactory proofs viii be ~
Quirsd IN scy case Of application that The paz ties
ere really citizens # tAs State Of Maryland.
JOHN WINDRR,
Brigsdies General.
RAhm5nd, March :, 1881. nh 7-lW
JOIN AkcHsk, -
Bank Note Easyaves and Steel Ptate Printer, south.
west conner 9th aud Main sts, (ermefiy
Bosher'e H.n)
Execuiee elaborate erg.avngs ard echiu9s, vigrets,
and highly adorned sesoll and figure work
Has constantly en- hand fer the inspection of Ne
public specimens Of every VARIETY Of steelplaas
and copper engraving; and b prepared 70 al al
dess q W. shortest holiss.
s T.. ss:.' week.-Mrs. and Visiting "a.
OeRGal Dlaato Ceglt1sates q aAoOk
vtgnetD snA Portraits oAeok oooka
0brposatiea Seals 1n1s and Coupons
Iaadseaoao Etchings
Aad every varsity u highly dniaAsa wort.
no FAhsfnsn.-A nav Dslft 9 8, VIII corSs
j - rops complete. Apply n ~ aaaask
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~. NOTICE.-A setiag Of the stockholders
~ Of the Richmond importing and Exporting
COMPANY viii be held ct the ONCE Of thu Vtrgtni,
Life Insurance Company, IN the city Of Richmond
on Friday, the 2Sth day Of March next, . o'clock
PM.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
fe 2i-N HAMLJ HARRISON, Prete.
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TWO valuable granite ffoat rsnanes1o O ~
south side Of Byrd. bsswesa osh 81 Nh @,
tor sale Of auction.-wtl b cold q aoe1jos @ -
premises, on Friday. The llth March, ~ r.
O'Clock N, these two granite iroae teDe0M1x -
Gated ~ above. nov IN Ne oeo1pans0 yuGVoooo01
renting Tor about 500 pr annu0. 11e6N ooDos
ments are 10 good oTdsf, end reDas6ed ~ 1aols
ness locations.
TsRMs-Cash The taxss sad tneusanee ~ -
70 be paid By the purchaser.
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IpAi .,.--~xx, A. srfFoLK


INV, v,cTokv AT SUFFOLK,
-,.-,rr official dispatch from Gen.
The f'l n,yins an account Of very , hand a",
Pickett, ' s :, satrak, "Wednesday Dg zen
; ..s:, .s4 Va. received at the War Depart
,ept yes'e'u'' prrxsssuAa, March 10.
10 Gen, cssp~' d is has been received
=, tssss hsadQ0AUE :. PICKETT. Nal. Gen.
s'ff Via weldon, March 10th. {
nv occupied Suffolk In iorSe s, On
The ensWS stacked them to-day. and aa Mse e'
; sfss and s' pn,a,s; S'
piece Of M,,rs and commIssary stores.
qu.rteFnunss,ur are flying to Portsmoutn,
The he, ea 1ss 'ssridsss and leaving everything
sehipd them .,sm hsyond Demands MIL
Ns pu'su0' ". W. RANSOM, Brig. Gen.
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OyFIc. 2, "a Il Co,
Richmond, Feb ID 1884.
IMPORTANT Notee.-On and cfter TUESDAY
March lst, ths TiaAs Ct The Company will be-
run as fniowsi
The Mail Train will leave Richmond Depot daily
ct $50 NJ, arrive e, Hsmiitsu's at 10 30 u. Ks-
,urnirg, will leave HsmiIton's IT | 30 T. and sr.
rivs In Richmosd st 3i6PM
The Accommodation Train between Richmond
and Milford y II leave Rictnoed daily (sandays
e1cepted) AT b n, arrive 1t Milford at 80 N.
Returning, will leave Milford 1t - and arrive
Ia Richmond At 9 05A IL.
The Freight Trains Wilt leave Richmond tri.
weakly-Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday. Re-
turning, will arrive In Richmo3d on ssue days.
f. A-ot SAML RUTH Sup't.
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BY Lee D. Boscmaa, duct ..

COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Va liable Negro Man.
As Commissioner, 1pder q d~c-es OF the
County Court Of Hsnrioo, shall. q Monday, TIE
l4th dag Of March, 1864, Sell at public eue,iou II
o'clock 4 NJ fjr cssh. valuable Nsgrc Man, named
Emmett, At the auction house OF Lee Bowman, In
the city Of Richmond. NANCE, Coum
NH il-ett
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CONCERT BALL,
" Exchange Hotel,
Corner l4th and Franklin sta.

CONCERT BALL,
Corner l4ih and Franklin s,s.
Prof J ST MAUR BlNGHAMs
Fashionable Dancing Academy.
SELECT PRACTICING SOIaEE,
FRIDAY EVEN @, March IL, 1884:
Gentlemen, not scholars, 81 each, with the pr!vt-
lego Of Two ladies; gentlemen, scholars, IS each,
With ladies'; boys, not scholars 90 each; children,
scholars, respectfully invited.
school for children viii open at 1917 O'Clock sud nsh
at IL o'clock.
I Visitors will dance from IL to O'Clock.
Prof will teach tho Plain Qaadrue. Lanoers,
Horse Guards, Prince Imperial, Il: All ladies' and
gentlemen 81 each admission children, scholars,
and their parents, oriy admitted free; doors open ut
10 O'Clock
NOTICE -children's Masquerade and Fancy Dress
Ill ON Tuesday, March IL, 1854
Children, sehoIsrs So each; children, not scholars,
3d. gentlemen g., with the privilege Of two ladies'
ADULTS BALL
commences at llk o'clock chiidreu's at O'Clock.
Parents not wishing to send their uhiidi On masked
can esnd them unmarked NH l0-Stt
A GRAND TABLEAU
n VIII be given by the ladies' Of Church Hill, tor
tie benefit Of sodleys' wives on
Friday Xorch II, 1854,
al 4 O'Clock n, at company ''ds' Hall, corner
2S.h and d streets.
PROGRAMME:
PARTI
Opening Address, BY U A Atkinson, JS
eQleeo OF May
Old and Young America
Heel and Toe
Gr4ndfathers Watch
@ The Departure
Tho Return
Tne Bra Trappets
Family Prayer
10 Basil
I, TIE Gam. OF Chess
Ia the Fortune TsDas
Is Learning TO Wri:a
ID Taking the Ven
Is The IabisaU
l6 Po0an0ntss
II Duel q Corsicau Brothers.
PART u.
CuAHAUR
Ths Irish acnoo!
3 Alps Fair 10 Love and War
8 The Duel.
Admission for a gentleman and lady, s.; sinSle
pafssn, So. NH l0-2is
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BIZ hAbsasg Il Co, AGSta

WE will casr for sale Of aalesron.as LOO NsIa
" kt on Tuesday next, the 18th inst
MsnuisetuTsd and smoking Tobacco,
with large assortment OF
Grocer - and Sugars.
Particulars IL d future advertisement
NH II. HERENER i co, suct's
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D2S ER. Auias. Wagon and Buggy fnr sais at
II auetfon-Wili be sold on Saturday, March
18th, commencing al 10 O'Clock, on Council Cham
Der Hill
Several fine saddle and harness horses
Good work mules
9wagons in good order
2 bnggss do do
THO5 kEeEEa,
NH ~ AuetiODeSr.
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E1LLD WOOD, nsas - ~. = .eg
ITiday. he llth ~ e - &
vi,l b. sold ueen TIE pssniss4 e 80 49, ~
situate !, nssr the Brook tsssDlks, sbsue oeee1 -
nom the sity. Opposite The ihsn aU $500
Z v Rose, and sdjoining - lAsl g - = l0eesi
Ksq. The wood Il mostly Dlne. WIN eeoo ~,
TIRxs-Cash. JAo - $1,000
NH e-le AoS
"oysE and Lot for rent q assa)eo.-W4 -
n rented It auction, on the pse0l.os - I3-
dav. the llth March, 1t . o'eloek ? - - 49,
tenement on the Brook road, Juss ~ o. ~ -
WIN siedd, and formerly occupied ~ n4 - -.
Iinewor,h The house kae III roc06s oeooo 4
fnux rooms. and stable and aeo9S s1s9e-S
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~, C0RN5, Bunions, Deformed Nails. 6e-Re.
~ ouire serious and immediate attention -
Among the eonssq ueooes that arise from neglect
are constitutional dsraDgementA producing relaxa
ton Of the ~ stem, inducing feeberess 10 the joints
with pain sitter walking Dr SCHULTZ. thu famou,
Chiropodis treats oil diseases Of the feet without
pain.
Cfi.s Wal! Street Hotel, Wall st.
Ladies and children attended ss usual.
NH S-Tu4S2ts
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N1CELLENT and weli.loca;ed Farm 10 Amelia
~ county, near the . II, containing A23 acres
ssa valuable tact Of TOO in said county -four
Uiier distant from Caula and Mattoex depo 8. Il r
saie at auction WILL be so.d at anctior, % the
pr misss On Tuesday, the sth March, 1904, ~ IL
O'Clock n, the excellent and Handsomely located
farm now In tire occupancy OF Mr Theodore CayriDx-
TN. It adjoirs the llad OF Aeesrs r Archer
Ssm'l Woisiger, ana others and within oae III lie
OF Amelia G It coataIns $l3 acres, o; which
about one half is open and, the balance 10 ~od end
timber The open iaGt Is ustU raiy Of fac SOIL but
not being we'll cultivated tor several years pas. new
shows 70 disadvantage Tne buildings, though 10,
dwelling with Eve rooms, ana The usual out build
Tags The neigh boz h0o Is e9sa to ATTY in the coun
u, and tho p.sca with small outlay cOnidsbe made
a valuable odS Possession be bad III q short
time After the sale OF tie farm, at the same place
viii be Sold valuable tract of 700 aores OF land IL
saii county, aGtJ!uias the lands IF Hessrs w 8
Archer, Tnonss Faoo, and Saml Rutherford,
asout four N ies dlstan from Chuia or Msttoax de
pH;s, IN The DsDyie taiiroad. About hall open
land 81 txclebt soi naturally, and Gle-haif Of very
superior Olk sr.. hickory timb.r. The improve
meats Gu the open lsud consist only OF I'm frame
dwelling, coD:a.ntDs or four rooms as tais IL
really valuable tract of land persons disposed To
purchase IL are invited to examine Il before the day
Of sale.
TRIMS For both trao.s, cath; and the taxes for
1864 to De paid by the purchasers.
NH 3 GOpnIN Il AFPEaSON, Auc.s
In consequence Of ths rain, the foregoing farms
In week, the owners will take for tn 423 acres
CA 81 per acre, and for the 700 $50 per acrs
10 the present currency At par. Comparatively ct
these prices, the lands seem tn bs che, .
Apply at onoe to GoDDIN 4 APPERsON,
nh 0-3t Auctcneera.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN ExPREss CosPAsY,)
Augusta, Ga, seb 10th ls64
DGAL Notice 10 hereby given 10 al c. ucerpcd
- tha. persons who ship Packages cantsin.re
spirits, wines or coFdiais, without informing our
Agen, # the contents will not be entitled to, nor
viii they receive the B. nett Of va.ustlen
Spirits, wines or cordia 3, viii be forwarded by
this Company, except ander spcclal Contract
JAS SHU1ER.
superintendent and Ac,ns Pres,dels.
HAMILTON, agent, Riehmond. Va.
II
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RJcnuoxD DAsvItIs RAILROAD Co.
49, At meeting Of the Bo.rd ii Directors Of
~ this Company, held on Feb 9Th, 1854, the fol-
hwing resolution VA ordered 10 b Published IL tbs
papers q this city:
RSclcsd, That all persons having claims against
this company be requested 70 present them for pay
meut before the 26:h March, le6A, and persons hAv
Ing checks Of this company drawn on any Of tho
Banks are requested to collect them before that date.
BL AIR, Auditor.
nQ-whis, Ksaui,er, Examiner, and Sentinel copy.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

TUSTRECEIvED-
81 100 bbls A No l North Carolina peanuts
50 bushels dried apples, . frst-rste article
10 bbls black eye peas
To ayrive--
SEQ lbs primo SInithfeld bacon
. Dbl southampton apple brandy
At my store, 250 Main street
nh 6-6tf O BAUAH2RD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

CTEAM Boiler for sale al auction WIN be sold
- Oh Saturday, March 18Th, at O'Clock, At the
kichMo ID House
second hand boiler In tole, able good order
Persons wishing to examine 1t can DO SO any
time bsf0. the sails. THOe w KEE:EE,
NH IL AuciiOneer,