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n e L s O MS
AGENCY OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID FAMILY REsmESCE, ia West Hasa-
"A vile.
An elegant Residence On ViHesirest' at q reasons
bic price
Brick store, Dwelling, Stable -. vita g sores Of
good land, fruit tres, wood and water u aonndAnco,
1t Triuns. williamson cOHuty. Can b exchanged
flrproperty Ia Nashville.
Ahns msuufseturisx site - ne river bank, in the
csrp5rzficn q Nashville.
fioacres Of Land, with oonrortabis improvements,
four miles north o. the city, a. 500 pr aere lFen-
~ acre. or b h-d u TIE parchaer does not
Two eseyznt store hOassa o. ths Fable s4uars,
Nashville.
Erek Dwelling on csaAr-Sirsst, between sprues and
Viae, No 20.
Lois, improved and rniIHprovsd a. Afffaeld North
Nashville south HasiFills, snd West hsrA rilla. y
~ Deeds Of ConVesanes, hortgagesi 4ne az kines
o. gal aOcunsnts draws % ~ oouPsisht Aasor
ncys
arFire, Marlne and In Insarsnce Poliaiss Issued
Calat NELSON'S OFFICB,
ascis-Im Charry-st., near UnisE.
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President Of the Law school, at Lc1anou, Tenn. and
who wa for % years ne supreme eenoh OF Ten
nessoc
SIR. Dolbear has spent many years On teach ng
aud perfectiug his system Of instruction, aud a b.
far superior to any Teach Of penmaushipI have eV-
er seen You viii perceive a1 once that he A. a MAJ
q Ens INTEL q nee. 10 gives Instruction without
rsasoH. and his reasoning IS 50 lust and clear that
you once perceive The prlrpc he aeeks 20 imparE
and that being fxed in the min tbs pupil, acting
upon IT, soon oa-Es 20 write with aud rapidly
A. vell - with elegance
Icammsnd Sir. Dol1ear % your kind attention and
trust il will be consistent wih your views and ea-
inzs % forward bis obiec's. Auv service yea nay
render him VIII BE- worthly bestowed aad viii obliEs
me Very respectfully, your irisud,
LEBANOs, TE5S., Oct. 20, 1855. n. GREEN.
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Marshsl's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ uendinoni expoHas 60 ne directed
ID from the OirCut % ltt OF thc United Safes for
abe Middle District 81 Teunessee 81 lie October term
1858, 1 viii expose 70 pa lie sale, 10 the hg b.
est bidder, for cashs AZ the door u he Court
house, in Nashville, TsuDes. ee, oemmencius at
II o'clock, A ~, on TUE>DAY. the I2ih day Of
JANUARY, 1864, al she light, tie claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Robson has in Lots
Nos o., 81, ana So o. bison Whe'tss's Sec md
Addition 90 Nashville c0mmenc ng at she corner
Of Hobeon and Faith 'Tland streets, aud r. ntng on
Ia her,and street $50 ieei ruu lag back on q Hne
with Hoosou street 10 eet % fifteen feet ale, with
the Improvements taersou and sppuTtehaaces there-
30 al-o, al tie same time and place, al the right,
title, c'aln, interest ana state VIII said Nicholas
hobsoB has IN sareaieen acras OF lad m Davidson
couDty, Tennessee, corneri on II 5bson Chapel near
kdgefe d, being that PORTION 81 nc old uobson tract
lying next 10 said Chapel 10 be severed from said
tact the form Il square, nearly may be; TIE
lots and parcels Of land aforesaid beng Wed on %
satisfy in gmsnt OK GA cult Court the United
States H. favor 81 L. a. starr, aud against sad
Nicholas Robson. r. X. 0LASC OCE, arshal
RoEXS-St By ". LELLrETT, Deputy.
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MarshaI's Sale.

TY vrtne Of writ vssdisiORi erPenas To me directed
ID from the circuit Court the Uniged states, Tor
the Middle istrct Of Tennessee, a. its Oetobe term
1863 will expose 10 public SALE to the hiEnest bidder
for cash. at the door OF the Court house. in Nashville
Tenu., on TUESDAY,, 1zth Of JANUARY, 1894, al the
right titr, claim, inter 1t, ana estate Wick B. ".
Macrae has in acertan tract or parcel Of land in
rear the town Of GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, bounded AZ
follows beginning at stone corner OF lots Nee. 10
and H. ia NeWei's subdivision, and running thence
with the north side OF the Cluksvle and Port Royal
Turnpike (the beginning corner being on said road
four hundred and eghty-six and a half feet, 70 a
stone corner With T. J. Wisdom thence north, 81
degrees east, to stone said WisdoRi's north east
cor or il DoleR 3 line thence east with said Doen's
line five hundred and tWenty-seycn feet, to 6 stons
crner with lot sold byJ S. Hart To W. A. Quarles,
Z r. W. thomas and Jas. d. Gem, and thence, with
said Quarles's Thomas's, AID Cleans line " the be-
ginning, on the CarSsviile and Port Royal Tura-
plke-c1ntxiuing BY estimate afteen acres and fifty
poles" with all the improvements thereon and APP
performances thereto, embracing a commodOus dwell
ling the same being levied 10 satisfy judgment
rendered by said Court in favor Of Arnold, Con
stable i Co., and against b. W, McCrea and B. j.
Csulter. Sale 70 commerce. Al IL O'Clock, A N.
i. Z. GLASCUCK, Marshal.
nOv2s-5t By " LELLTEI, Deputy.
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II PERSONS aaEISe I, - Ia. Atais. AeAlSsI TiiE
= - 4. fussigent, HEe nolin tie thfm u tte
Ssii.hf Wilfyn Ciuuty UT, sn or b o. he last
Say Of Mach bext eaiy au'hsniieateds thas 2 plQ
-, sstrsi,ut. on u the fnesissf 80 esatt rzhy Be
- A. ,,nr the cFedttors ~ sid dec - aud al
i,,, "a I'd rsual a. tais otiae, Nil be for
erer barred This 2sth Deeember. 1855. i
~ h0BERT YOUNG,
na4-wst Admir- OfGsOTEe Benthsl, decd.
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Horses Wanted.

A.o. n. oFFICE,
EAsHvrsls, Tonzs1sss, HoFsnbsr ,, lsSs
HORSES WANTED,
I WILL PURCHASE unsl further Hoiies, HoFsss y
b b ever reFPeets6uBf and aeTFioeabie, sub3eei
% idaiefiol ot gsYtrnfaeBt fnspscSor, 81 e0TuTn-
nant stables, On hafEe1 Sweet
20 nsrss wia - FeosfFs6.
O. r. MVH,
e ~ Uspsaia sad A. Q. =.
sLS-a
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HzkDeVARTKRs colnnrsION FoR TIE }
EXAMINATION on Q. s. CoLORHB ThooPs,
Nashville, Tsnn., New. 4, 1868.
OtrrHlGr NJ. /.
In accordance with Orders from the
President 0f the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablishsd for OOlsred Troops in the De-
psrtmsnt Of the oumbsrland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murfreosboro',
GEiiatin,
WaTtrace,
ClarksVille,
shelbyVills,
Columbia,
eteVensOR, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
PiksVille, Tenn.
Fort DeneldsOn, Tenn.
McMinnvills, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
LynnVille,
AL claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of -
The Board will hold its sessions st
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied 10 any person claiming that bis or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing of the said rells.
No cIainls will be received or enter
lxinsd from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or whe
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies Of the Gov
eminent, and allclaimants shall file with
their claims an cath Of allegiance to tie
Goverument If fha Tinted Sa~t~~-
The mastering officer will furnish ofa-
cial copies Of all muster-iA rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the shove
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer q certificate thereof, with 8 de-
scriptive list Of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
SUM Of three hundred dollars, upon filing
with the above Board Gvalid deed of
nanumission and release, and making
satisfactory prOof Of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All snlistmsnts will be made in accord
Ance with the provisions of General Or
der No 329, current series War Depart
meRt.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEoRsE L. STEARNs,
Maj0r and A. A. g. q. s.,
gom'r OrE'n u. s. Colored Troops.
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Tr.a ia. h. R... Bi.Aop o.g

COLUnsIA, lEgN, New %, lsiS.
MR- J. " DoLEEAE-Dcar Sir Lhave been mach
Interested aud pleased M examining your system u
Penmauship Your method OF ing seems b ne
10 be both skiiGl and fiiihlal. aud the Improvements
q yuur pupils IS 50 prslng and RAPID beyond any-
thing have ever silnessed. / shall feel happy %
ta testimony o. your merit shall aad Others 70 avail
themselves of your instruction On One Of the moss
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. IL. OEEf.
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VII be furnished RE- II chargs 70 soldiers In OF out
Of the Huzptais, u their bottles or inkstands aro
brought at the above hours. soLDza are taught one
third less than citizens.
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,nrs, I respectfully,

Allow me 10 introduce b you my friend J. ". Dol
ing PeumAnship and Photography bis roputslt1a
successful teacher IS vel and 60 widely cstah-
lighed thar will say nothing or that score. only
DEERE % present him as a genteman from whose So
ciety have derived nucn pleasure and profit. and AZ
one whom you have tha Intelligence % appreciate.
anything yOu may do % further bis designs vii be
gratefully ackaos lodged By your friend,
JOHN G. EDGAR
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Sir-Cousidering gc9d handwriting % be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success @ every
man engaged ma buiness, greatly applaud your mer-
it0roas eKertOns % improve tie chirlErlphy q tho
age. gentleman or q lady either who writes badly
never writes viii nely and consequently ofien fIil 10
write when they should; and when they 90 write i
done az the last moment, with haste aud mpatienco
and consequently with faults Of al ID d. of en- c1Ia-
hitting snd iujuriHg b0th The writer and The cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success in
your laudabie nndertak.ngs,
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ROORf ovsr Smiths Drag Sore, Cor Cauroh AID Vhas
S-sa4. HOURS, Q TO II, a. m, to 5, p. N. and
10 . AZ night
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DR. Knees DEsPENSARY,

A--l@AAsA---~e
LA - DR. KING formerly Of Few York,
80 ~ for LAat years Of Louisville, KY
&EFSzAa who has devoted bis attontiseA q
the treatment Of private diseases FOR % years, n4tsri
himEeh, having Ettsnded 70 practioe for 20 many
years, and cured many Thousands, ne Is enabled
20 cure al diseases Of privAte nat1rsi 40 matter
how bad they may be from iHJudleious medical treAt
uaent, or from neglect Of their own. D.. Kings
pspensary a No Is Dsaderck street, between Cher.
~ and the square second story, Whers he euPss al
diseases Of private nature.
Gsnorrhoa cured without nanEs0u1 medicines o.
iaterfeFenos with bushes.
Strfctures Of Old recent Gate sfectuay cured 81
feW DAYS, By sa operation which causes no pain.
where structure exists health cannot BE- enjoyed
PERHAPS 40 diseess cauBea mora mischief and under
mines the constitution 90 much.
syphilis with al ths diseases 81 the ska GROWING
out Of neglect CT bad tEeAtrasHt ean Be sleessaly
cared IA few days
SsrsisaI Particular attsntloa having bees
given 70 this disease, aad all The consequences grow
Ing out Of It, brought On "a many cases By tie de.
EtrCotiYs habits Of iEconHdeFats youths and eESss
I've indulgence Of Tie passions, negi5ct Of which
VII Hnd5r5fss the constitution, rendering the sub-
leet Enas for bushes socisty, and eA1Eng PEens'
tuKs old age.
Females who may be labOFing with any einculty 6
the womb may rest assured q immediRte Ts.--..
Persons residing abroad, By writing sBd stating
their case With fse enclosed, direct 70 Dr.. & King
No. 20 Dasderick Etrsst, Nashville, Tenn, via have
the necessary MEDICINES sent 20 thsir address. OSi
Rc1rS fTUs g 0'ssss< A. IA UoIning casn - t7s
.s1sSS flrfs-ta- -tn d&S1F.
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The following very just reuiarks q TIE Eou. Thos
H. Benton, q. s. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents aad All young persons who havs
Any hope o. success Do The buaiues. Of ifu.
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THURSDAY MoRSINGrJAN z. 1864

The war vessels I'm Process OF con.
structIon az BOrdeaux-One OF
them nearly Ready for Launch
ins-Ave they for the HebeIs!-The
RsppahaRnock as alaIs-PrOtsst
by mr.. Dayton against Her being
Fitted Cat
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BOWLING GREEN. KY.

A eENKRAL RENDEZvOUs and, Recrating o1os
a scr t1s favorits HeEiment new beng raised ~
special authority, aaE been established AZ s-
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PHONOGRAPHY.
-o
w RITIN CT
aEB
BOOK KEEPING
]. W. DOLBEAR,

Author q ne "ssi'aos n Psamaa.Aip."
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y HeA hAE AiGN ANANAf
Ifl soBTH THIRD srREKT, PHILADELPHIA.
rhnsaslphA, NvvSzSsr 5 ,lSss.
deelo-iz-s
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~ OR SALE, three No. l MITcH
4 CowS.-six, four and three years old -
CAVES, by 2; A. sCHWAGERLE, at the foot TOT Of
fp"a-Ahvnss au!' no l5-2ts
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DIED.

At her residence, White Plains. Hanover county
virginia, on Wednesday, the 9TH instant in the
sl%ty-ioufth year of hen age, MARY W ELLET'T
rehct OF the late Temple Elicit
= On the l4th of November 1864. PATRICK RAN
NJ son Q! "hiIam and Bridget Rankin, aged two
years, eleven months and five davs
Inc fiIends OF the family respectfully invited
- attend his funeral from his fathers residence on
MING. -
Philadelphia papers please copy
On the 18th of November. after q short t,t ,ai,--
fal illness, Mrs. MARY SUSAN, wife of Thomas
~; Stagg, aged twenty-five years and one week
petersburg papers please copy.
On sunday morning. 18th instant, Mr. ELISHA
WILLIAMS, aged thrty-seven years
Il'S itleI;4i "lIl take place on TUESDAY, at IL
O'clock NJ, from the residence of his father Jasso
WlIlams, corner OF Marshall and Adams streets
The friends OF the family invited to attend
without further notice o.
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By Williamson & Co., Auctioneer,,
mo- 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
LNURNITURE,
Il CROCkERY AND GLASSWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
n, EDrD.v ,o. AT AUCTION
ing at ~ O'Clock A NJ We will sell at our saesronm
-so. io@ MAIN street, an assortment of GOODS CON
'istiiis OF the following and other articles:
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
BRUSSELS and other Carpets
Iarlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs
IiairciOth Rockers
Dlnlng, Parlor and Kitchen Tables
1ete-a-Ietes and Lounges,
french, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads
Feather Beds,
Halr and Shuek Mattresses-
tllIows, Bolsters, Sheets Blankets So
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches
set OF superior Damask Table-cloths and
Napkins, n' anu
Ladies Dresses and Cloaks,
trmges and Imported Yarns.
Fancy Articles, &c, &c.
NO "A WILLIAMSON & co,
Auctionears
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Day.
u EcEIvER's SALE OF FOUR HUN

ID ECEIyER'S SALE OF FOUR HUN
III DRIED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES OF
LAND in THE COUNTY OF HENRTCO, NEAR
THE SPRINGFIELD PITS. ABOUT TEN MILES
FROM RiCHMOND.--In pursuance of decree of
the District Court Of the Confederate States of Ame-
ica ior the Eastern District Of Virginia. pronounced
onthe l2thdav of August 1884, in suit therein nend
ing OF the Confederate States against William J
Shepherdsen, shall, on the 23d day of NOVEMBER.
Iooi proceed to sell, ct public auction, ON the pre-
Misses at IL o'clock NJ, for cash, payable in Confede-
;rn states treasury notes Of the new ISSUE the
AItSI or LAND anditsappurenancesi in the pro-
1If Ts In said suit mentioned containing FOUR
~ - fDkED AND 1WENTY-F0UR ACRES, living
~ r. otlhg IN the county of Henrico now occupied
r. ~ l. y. Leake, and known as the "Alfred Winston
iIse5, adjoining the Springfield Coal Mine tract
IL III hlle the property of David NJ Talmadec, an
III enemy. The meter and boundaries of this
80 are particularly described in the deed convey
bisi,eS 20 ad laimadge, copy of which will be ex-
al the SAFE HENRY L. BROOKE,
sara Receiver of District No s.
tioneers hh' +" WILLIAMS, Aue-
no ll-tds
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DROAD ROCK RACES.
FOR RENT

f1'OR RENT, TWO COMFORTABLE
u ROOMS, Oh Broad street, between Twenty
iouith and 1wenty-iifth. Rent moderate. Apply
on the premises M X Isr'
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PROCLAMATJON.S
- Il o c L A NJ A t o N

- X G l. A nj A 10 N
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
1t is meet that the people of the Confederate
states should, from time to time, assemble to nc
knowledge their dependence ON AImicbtv coa a.
render devout thanks for His man;sols h,ess;n,a -.
worship His Holy NAME TO bend in Srav.r =, ,,;.
footstool, and TO accept with reyere,t s,,bv;, q,
ehastenlng Of His All-wise and All-mereful prox;-
dence.
Let US, then, in temples and in fields un;,o 49,.
voices in recognizing, with adoring gratitude 81,
manifestations of His protecting care in N. n,,.
| Signal victories with which our ARM. b.,.o 80
| crowned, in the fruitfuness with Will, = -
mas been blessed, and in the unimnair.a o,o..-
fortitude with which He has inspirod o,r 80 -
strengthened our arms in resistance to the iniou;-
| tous designs of our enemies
ana let us forget that, while graciously vouob
sailing to us His protection. our sins h.. 49,,
and received grievous chastisemept. ,bot =
our best and bravest have fallen in haiti - :.
many others are still held in foreign prisons. Tho,
large districts of our country have been davas,,.I
with savage ferocity-the peaceful homes DESTROYED
and helpless women and children dr;ve, .ma,' -
desttution; and that with fendish malicnitv tba
passions of servile race have been excited l A.,
Toes into the commission of atrocities from which
death is a welcome escape
Now, therefore, I, JEFFERSON DAVIS. pre.;don. os
the confederate States of America do issue this NV
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY. Tho.
sixteenth day Of November next, as a dav to be
specially devoted to the worship of Almighty God
ana do invite and invoke all the people of these
confederate States to assemble on the day aforo
said, in their respective places of public worsb,
there to unite in prayer to our Heavenly FAITH,
that lie bestow His favor upon US; that He tx,ena
over US the protection Of His almighty ann: thse
lie sanctfy His chastisement to our improve,,an, -
'hat we may turn away from evil paths AMI
walk nghteously in His sight; that He ,cs,or..
peace to our beloved country, healing its bleeding
Wounds and securing to us the continued eniov-
hent OF our light of self-government and indie
'enaehce: and that He graciously heaiken to IA.
yhiIe we asclibe to Him the power and glory of our
- Given under my hand and the sea, ~
ShAL' ( the confederate States, at Richmond this
- twenty-sixth day of October. in the year
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sxtv-
'u p JEFFERSON DAVIS
). T. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of State.
&C 27-td
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY
By L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main street.l

WE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY
w MORNING, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
for cash only. large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Buyers are respectfully invited to attend without
regard TO the egther
: WARDR0BES,
SIDEBOARDS,
CHAIRS,
WAsHSTANDa,
BEDS and BEDDING,
CARD TABLES,
COOKING and PARLoR STOVES,
GLASSWARE,
CROCKEPY
BLANKET,
OVERCOAT5
2uo Tags SMOKING TOBACCO,
Cloaks, 80
piece BLACK ENGLISH MERINO.
30 pairs GOOD SHOES
WATCH CRYSTALS,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
l fine BOOKCASE
z splendid GLASS PITCHERS.
IL GOBLETS,
SEWING SILK.
ALSO,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
VIII be added to our sale THIS MORNING.
large French plate Mirrors, of splendid QUALITY
smali-siEe French plate Mirrors,
pair fine Divans
cane-seat Chairs,
Office Chairs
marble-top Bureau and Glass
Mahogany Wardrobe,
lin Safe,
| eane-seat Settee, Il
Register Book, large size
Spy-Glass ''
l.. III .IJrCK G. 1o
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STATE or VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DIP ,,r,,vyr
RICHMOND, November L. lssa
PROCLAMATION-whanaaa

"A PROCLAMATION.- Whereas n We.
cancy has occurred in the General Assembly
III elis commonwealth by the resignation OF s. W
the county of Warren therefore e''e' "0iu'
Il, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of the Co,nr,or,
wealth. OF Virginia, do Hereby proclaim and sna.,
at the places prescribed by law, to SUNNY tsa rs
December next IN
diven under my hand as Governor. and
- at Richmond, this 4th day of November IsGa'
anu IN the eighty-ninth year of the Common wealth
H.. WILLIAM SMITH
Ieste GEoRGE W. MuNFoRp.
Ao '-Ide Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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SFEC7zL NOTICES.

E-B sPEcrAL NorlcE. HuSprrp
poLdtns RKwARDs- Strayed or stolen from nv resi-
aence on Governor street. on Thnrsaiav. the ion
instant, a large RED PIEDED MILO III CIV T,afbe,.
milk ard cider eolorj, without ear ms,Ls H. en-
milk will cheeffully pay the above reward Ia
person finding her and delivering her In me :. a., Z,
thousand dollars for the apprehension nd oiie
OF the thief lno l2-6t1 ID. T. wIILIaMss.0 h
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- ia Ed from my quarters, on Thurs
- day, Sth instant, near the Hewlett Ion,n a
BlACh MARE, about fifteen and half hands
MN "ilnd III lcft eye, III good condition. with hor
any Information concerning her VIII b. thankfully
received by the undersigned.
t. ". ID. STARKF
ett's division. ~, 81
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BY A. M. Hamilton, Auctioneer
BY James M. Taylor, Auctioneer

ii OUSE AND LOT, ON MARSHALL
- STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTTON.-Wil
ne sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day of November, on
I1e premises, at half-past o'clock p NJ the large
bRlCk TENEMENT ON the south side of Marsh iii
street. between Adams and Jefferson streets The
mouse has about seven rooms with brick kitchen
Inc lou fronts about sixty feet on Marshall street
ley. Possession to be given on the list of January
TERMS: Made known on the day of sale.
no lo--ft JAMES M. TAYLOR Auctioneer
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MEGA NOTICE.-OWNERS OF
eSDa S S;-a. hired at chimboraxo Hospital, Sc
ateiy and collect the amount due To ,ba 'i u.
vember CT GATEs u " me ISL OF No
no l4-3ts AAosPi'aiose
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BY drubbs q Williams, Arntioneers.

,OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
~ EsIaTE.-In execution of a decree Of the
circuit Court of Henrieo county, entered Goth oeto.
S' ,Goa i IN the case of "Dabney &c, u.s. Dabney,
FT III "a 18th November, at o'clock p NJ o a
III of oHoUND In the plan of " Geiston. near
6 1ucnahans Spring, at the corner of Hancock and
sog, T I[ontinS sixty eight feet, running back
alley twenty feet wide. NV " "i
d.RMs: one-third cash balance at three and six
niohthS' with interest or all cash. N
nn,,, "A; "A. ID. WILLIAMS, Commissioner.
dRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, ,ae q
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DELvIN's BLOCK SHOE STORE

~ Oh h"eIIIh street, a few doors above Main.
-, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR
WORTH OF SHOES now in store. I.adie. and
selieillsu VIII oe Kindly waited on and shown our
eeled considering the times, which we offer at the
lowest prices that We can afford Five or six H.
dael PAIRS Of MEMS ENGLISH SHOES, which We
oneI " the ease Parties having contracts 10 fill
woua do Wen to have these goods as thew are varv
scarce. DARBY, READ & GfsNTRY
no i0-lw A1A' A"A.