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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-11
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

vTvHE THREE-STORY BRICK TENE-
MENTNo 100. on WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS. OCCUPIED BY MRS. TEMPLE:
MAN. WILL BE SOLD AT ACTION. UPON
THE PREMISES, ON TUESDAY, 18TH NOVEM.
Der. AT q O'CLOCK p. NJ.
It has seven rooms, kitchen with two rooms,
wafer and gas, and 4 culyert draining the pre-
misses.
The lot Is ks feet. ..
he building is somewhat out Of repair, but can
be restored at n moderate EXPENSE and 1t Is dest.
rahe as residence, being very convenient to bust
ness.
IARMS |: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no 10 kuctiOneerS.
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SnEAnE&3.

DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1SFFS
l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ssdZSlLssszis,
Line Steamers NORFOLK and Val. ~
CITY, composing This line, Will leave Philadclphla
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FIJI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and II
Louis, pfG Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also
for Norfolk and Boston; aud close CONNECTION
made ut Norfolk. Bills of ladIng signeG through
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and state
ROOM $40. W. y. PORTER Agent,
oc II office 2!?5 IIOck street.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Core spondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,

Corrt spondence OF the H!chmond DISPATCH.
Death OF Poor Wonan Supposed to
haze beet Poisoned-Ernmination Of n
Horse-Nicf-Sale Of Property-Rev. E..
II. Rutherford.
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wESTAURANTs, az.

YETELLE, REsTAURA- 81.
IA TEUR, No. 1904 MAIN EsS
STEEET keeps on hand the DELI 49,
ChIJFS and sUBSrA &TIALS oiS~--ss$srsS- Ia
the seasor-wild and domegtlcwhesner q ~ :. BIS
or th. waters, served in best style 20 ofSe' -
own tables or elsewhere. y,.hyrordp
patrsrile his LADIES' ,tRDlSAaI. ..,ny,,reG
can enjoy his best dishes IN cem;oi! al ned,s
secure from tho slightest tndecofnm. ~
The BEST LIQUORS, WINES, and b s,sS : Cl.
DRIS KS TO order 81 his bar, and S'f7 IL IN re
CARS, With PIPES, &C., always" y oc1
saloon.
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BY James NJ. Taylor L Con, Auctioneers,
Office No. so1 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM, IN THE
IA COUNTY OF HENRICO. FOUR MILES
ABOVE THE CITY, AND OEE-HALF NILE
Fur SALE Al hUCTION.-Wfn be sold at auc-
tinn on THURSDAY the 18th day of November
FARM, situated as above described. The build
ings consist OF small dwelling house with six
rooms, and the usual out-bnildlngs. There are
about fifty acres OF land cleared, the balance
fourteen acresl IN wood OF oak and hickory and is
we'll watercd. The land Is well adapted for garden
ing, and also for vineyard, or for any other
crop.
TERMS; One-third cash balance or q credit of
six and twelve months, negotiable notes, secured
by deed Of trust.
The above property can be bought privately be-
fore the day ofEale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
no st Auctioneers.
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BY A. G. PullIam, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE on THE EAST SIDE OF
CANAL. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE At AUCTION.--By virtue of deed Of
trust executed by Robert I. Fleming. Edward Y.
Hopkins and Salic 4. Hopkins his wife, l shall
on TIL tuesday the 18th day of November instant.
1868, proceed TO sell 1T public auction, on the pre-
misses, at O'Clock p. NJ, those two certain LOTS
OF LAND living in the city Of Richmond on the
east si!e Of Fifth street bcsween Byrd street and
the canal fronting on Fifth street together forty
five (I5l feet, and running back to alley, and de-
signatcd lots Nos l and 9. on the plan annexed
to and recorded with deed from William y. Tins
lev and wife TO Faulkner, Darlington h Co.
TERMS Made known at sale.
WILLIAM T. CLOPTON, Trustee.
A. &. PCLLIAM, hucti0neer. no 3-tdS
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BY Richardson L Newburn
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lois Main, corner Of Eleventh street.


No. lois Main, corner of Eleventh street.
q A NEAT FRAME DWELLING CON-
N TANNING TWO ROOMS AND LOT
26 3-2 BY 100 FEET, ON ST. PAUL'S
ITY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request Of Mr.. j. W, Crow we will sell the
abOve-named property at auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY the lsth instant, ut O'Clock u. NJ.
TERMS: One-tlIird cash; balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes bearing Interest,
and secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON Il NEWBURN,
no Auc.IOnpcrs
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eaucrsoN SALES.
TH1S DAY.
By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
+! Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

UvRUsTEE's SALE OF A. VALUA nn
= 4 .I TEAGTn RE EAS On ~ THE NEWBRD!giIE
R kokp ABonT FoUR MILES FROM osee RISs l.
MOND.-By virtue OF deed OF trns ate5 18th sep
tine s a ns Recorded in Inrso Co1nty
Court ofce being thereto required o{ ba n nramises
sGe" WE 1EsnTFSDAY nth November at 9,ci sss
p NJ II fair, IF not, then on the mex ,a In
,beraafter Mt the same hour, the land con Nh
.atd Dead the same being SEVENTY 49, NC 20
HALF ACRES situated as aboTe; estate, and
,anas ,1o,s estate mart OF the land Is clenred
leaving a suficiency of wood for the use u '' ass
place. ,-o saIe for cash.
Int the creditor Is willing to allow rsaso, hinh
credit for portion Of the purchase monty "N
VIII 'c " WILLIAM FOLKES, Trustee
aRIrRne & WILLIAMS Auctioneers ~ -
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aUCTHON SALES.
TITTHRE DAY.
BY wellington Goddin,
Roal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

cMALLrFRAMED TEL EMENT, IN
NoPRKsHopS OF THE VIRGINTA CENTRAL
RAmROAD COMPANY. ON MILL STREET,
FOR SALE AT lAUCTIOE.-Will be sold at auc-
ton on the premises. on SATURDAY the l4th of
November, 1893 ut O'Clock p. NJ, SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT. located rs above, near
the residence ri Mr.. Hsverstraw The lot has
front OF forty feet and depth OF 2oo fert:
TERMS: At sale w. 6OD0TN,
No n Auctfopeer,
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NHEsAPEAKEANp NHIO RAlLROAl

G 7bES5PGAk AND tEIJ Ea lLNDAp.
WINTER SCEEnULE.-On and amer tie
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1888, the passenger trains
win run ss jv!,oEs:
MAI, TRIM between E1chlnoad and ":.un-
ton daily Except SGndayi ard between stanton
and G0TrgtoU tri-vCeAJ VIZ, Leave EicEmo
ut Lis =. =. and arrive AT Stanton at 3.2s =. VI.
Le&ve Stanton 81 s.sS a. 81 and &rTl7c L. Rich
mond SIS Z. II.
O. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Gown ton ~ $40 a. ID, ard arrive az staun.
ton n A. NJ. Leave StJuntoa 1t al; Z. 4. and
arrise At COyngton N 765 =. II.
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN between Rlch.
mnnd and ;;iAg i1.tegYi!!e on OHDAE&, Y Sd
EtEsi&T3. aad SeTTE DAYS, Leave IbsI-
iottusviue AZ A. n. ard arrive ~ RlCbmond NJ
S.ao 4. II. Leave EicGrcpad - 80 =. =. ali Ar.
rive 1T charlottesville a l.. Il.
rie Mail Etall cCLceaCs Et Go Coz 5ve and
Charlottesville ..ltG .-s IN JA.l Z, Mex maria
and Manassas railroads Tor ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, y. YORK,
LEhCH6Uka, KNOXVILLE, tHATThNOO-
GA, & e alp hIa, EET Ql>LEAES. MONT
GOMERY, MOBILE, &c. az stanton with
sta4es Tor hARRlSUnBUR3, MIN Hh5ItE,
&c II Goshen, with stsges Tor LEIJ:GrcE,
NATURAL !;2Ii'GE &C. At hillbOro, WIKI STAGES
for BATH ALUsi. " ARif, BOZ, and hEhLIh6
SPRlEd ~ EO7iEgt0n. wltb Gtagcs tor
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWiSBUKG,
CHARLESTON, &c.
JAMES +. NATHERLAND,
sc % General TtCkct agent.
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sAEEa:
FUTURE DAT.
BY e. Gathright, Auctioneer,
l4a3 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.


By e. Gatbright, Auctioneer, ,,Iey
l4a3 Main street, ~
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
II WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
4 THURSDAY the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, u
large lot.of FURNITURE, &c, such as
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
CABINETS,
BUREAUS, .a. g.a 81
CHAIRS.
ROCKERS H.T fE
WARDROBES,
TAR ES,
SOFAS,
NAITRFSSES
FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS,
--.lf BoLSTERS, gg. am
BLANKETs, &C.
ALSO,
A large lot OF CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
a..t- FINE CLOTHS,
CASSIMFRFS.
and many other articles too numerous to detail.
z. GATHRIGHT,
nol1 huctioneer
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HALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Il TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA
10 THE NORTH, EAST, AM " ksT VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING The
UNITED STATES MAIL TW re OAlLY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH &EW patent SLEEP.
IN0 CHAIRS or ALL THAI Ms, The
TIfROUGH TRAINS on this road Sre row run
from The depot, corner BYRD AND zIGAtH
the DAY TaG0UuH MaL TRAIN !save,
Richmond caly 1t l. d, @tC:@iuE IN WssS-
uSt1u TT 1880 Z. Il, connecting Win TIE @-.y n.
teracon express sySins 70. the NorLh E4GL aud
" est.
The NIGHT TBRUUaR MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily iSundsyg except
ed IL Sis I. ID, arriving In Washington AZ s:t
A. NJ, connecting with the early m0rnin: ,rsiui
for the North, Fast and West,
Both STEAMERS stop a. AleIaptgla eaCA way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way 5saflops Ie1Y"s depot, corner Broad
end .gatn 7tceeLs - T. q. RsLurn!ng, arr.ytS
At $50 Z. n,
THROUGH TICKETS aid THROUGH BAG-
GAGE CHECKS TO al principal polE;s.
FOR further information aad through tickets, a-
ply -! the ofdCe O! the company, corner Broad aud
g.gutiI etrcetS, 2bcckCG hlll, AID ~ the Ticket
Office corner Byrd ana Eighth streets.
J. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RuTE. Superintendent. 0cle
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pONGEa, sPONGES.-Two bales y' :.
y tne CARRIAGE SPONGE u s'S"'"
dUced prices. For sale 0sR w. POWERS
- No. isSs Aaia sEreS''
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BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1915 Main street, corner Eleventh.
1.-TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS AND

'WU NEAI FhAME WELLINUS AND
L LOTS FOR SALE At AUCTIOS.-Wew will
sell at auction, on the premises on TUESDAY
the 18th instant Mt O'Clock p. NJ. TWO NEAT
FRAME DWELLINGS mos. 53s and 54o). con-
tanning three rooms each with kitchen and all ne
cessary out-honses and lots fronting 81 a u by 100
each. located In the Valley on the Central rail-
road. between Leigh and Jackson streets.
TERMS. One-half cash balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes bearing interest,"
and secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
mol AuctiOncers
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BY James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioncers.
Office, No. sci Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

THE STORE AND DWELLING, AT
I THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
AND SMITH STREETS. FOR SALE At AUG
day of November, 1863. on the premises at 4
O'Clock p NJ. the HOUSE AND LOT rs above
de crbed. It is used as grocery store and lumber
yard for which business It is well adapted. The
House contains four rooms. The lot fronts on
Broad street about thirty feet, ronning back the
usual depth.
TERMS One-third cash the balance on Gro
dit of six and twelve months for negotiable notes.
Interest added, and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES II. TAYLOR Il SON,
no Auctioneers.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

CRESH ARRIVAL.
80 boxes RaISISS,
100 drums FIHS.
barrels HAVANA ORANGES,
10 barrels NUTS, assorted:
$50 boxes FRENCH CANDY,
boxes CTTRoE,
90 cases BRANDY PEACHES
so cases CANNED GOODS, assorted
20 cases PICKLES,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
cases SaRDINES.
10 bags COCOANTIS,
barrels PRGNES, -
cases PRESERVED GINGER,
MACARO&I,
CHOCOLATE,
COCOA,
CONS tiELATIEF,
OYSTERS,
SAUCES,
PRESERVES, &C, &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will do well TO give
call. w. W: IEibbE,ta,.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
' WITH A SMALL. FRAMED HOIrSP
THEREoH GoRNER TWENTY5SEyE EN-
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. We will sell. ut the
request of the owner on THURSDAY, 18th dav ci
ses hat M a. G1 p aSnve
described, upon which there is small framed
building containing two rooms. ETC. J he lot front
on the west side Of lTwenty-seyenth street 3sxl55
feet.
noa LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
GALE OF LAND.-On FRIDAY the goth
y day Of November, 1863. by virtue Of 4 decree
Of the County Court OF Prince Edward, the under
signed nc commissioner of the conrt, will sell tn
the highest bidder npon The promises. certain
TRACT OF Ind lying In said comfy: and
DRED ACRES, and upon which Mrs. Martha A.
Agnew. deceased formerly resided and within two
miles Of Bnrkevie.
tion. and with little capital snd enterprise can Re
made very handsome and valuable. Buildings eX-
cellent and in good repair.
DIR. James A. Egncw, at Burkeville VIII show
the place to any person wishing to see 1t before day
Of sale.
months bonds with sat- factory security, and title
'''"'''" "''''' VIC '''' GEoRgE ". JONES,
noe Commissioner.
GALE AT AUCTION.-To be sold at auc-
- ton on THURSDAY. 18th Of November, 1865
at 10 O'Clock noon ut the farm on the Westham
road four miles from Richmond. occupied by Sr.
Robertson (Which belonged to the late Colonel
Samuel Myers) the CROPS, HORSES, and FARM.
ING UTENSILS. consisting of
CORN,
FODDER,
TOPS
SHUCkS,
WHEAT and RYE STRAW,
EXCELLENT HORSES,
WAGONS,
FLOWS.
HARROWS,
CRADLE, etc.
Also several articles of HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
TURE
TERMS OF PAYMENT: All sums of twenty dollars
and under. cash above that sum. sixty days credit
annrnNnl endorsed nnyntlahle notes. no 81 \
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND GoGR Hryxs,
RAILROAD C0arARY,


HAiLRCA0 C0npARY,
RICHMOND, Angunt / i9ss
RlCHMORD AND YORK RIVER EAIL.
"a EOAD LINE.-EEw SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH.
" ssT.-The steamer KESERBEC, CAptsin j.
d. FIREMAN commanding, leaves White House
every MEDNEsDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
On arrival OF the cara from Richmond reaching
baltimore on the following morning ut sunrise
Returning, the kESNhBEC leaves Baltimore
ever MONDAY and THURsDAY at 4 O'CLOCK
p. II. VIVA
INC steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRwAH com.
mandlag, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FEiDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the AUAikAL leaves RAT
timore every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY At
O'Clock p. Ii.
PASSENGERS FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River BAIL
road Company al O'Clock A. 81. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re.
turning, they leave Baltimore on A0SDAY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at u O'Clock 2. IL, reaching Richmond the follow
ing evening.
Fare 20 Baltimore only "a.
Freight received AZ all times and Forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF ladipg given 20 all
prominent points.
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the cepos
EVERY MORNING a. 8 4. ".
WILLIAM Il. EN0S,
&C 81 Freight aud Ticket gent.
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BIZ Paine 8 Co., Auctioncers.

BE- Paine q Co., Auctlohceis' ...gs...
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPEGlAL
CATALOGIJE5 SALE.-on "WEDNESDAY !;
nth November commencing ut 10 o'cloch, NC 49, ~
selI at our anction-rooms, BY cATALoIoh' @ ''A'
large and attractive assortment oI ...-re a..
FRESH DRY GOODS.
being the largest and most desirable stock we nave
ue et nrared and COMPRISING great variety OF new
and choice goods, now receiving aaap'e" W 'A'i
and winter Sales .1co ~ -.az
ann CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALs
80, lending from Boston, embracing every va
riatv for men women and children among which
are So cases MEMS and BOYS PRIME IHlCh
BOOTS. ~ (
a large and choice stock of fresh and desirable
!" i"' 50 az" REHDY-MkDE CLOTHING
of everv variety suited to the season.
ALSO,
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOfs' HATS FL,
from common to fine grades, and OF newest Styles;
We invite the particular attention of city ana
country merchants to this large sale. which com,
prises nrim lot OF goods. and when we wiz sell
without reserve and in lots to silt nT[chas G6
&C 3o-eodSswtd&wlt Auctioneers:
TIGH CONSTABLES SALE" OUR
III HOUSE,, RFSTA URANT FIXTURES,
SC At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDS the
I1th instant at 10 O'Clock A. NJ VIII sell at Inc
Our House restaurant, on Thirteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary streets, all oithe bAh-hoOh
FIN ! BAR al and OYsTER COUNTERS,
LOOKING-GLASS,'
TUMB'ERS.
DEHhNTERS,
70 TABLES,
on IRIS,
One IRON AWNING FRAME;
to satisfry distress warrants IN my hand In favor
Of John P. Branch against William 5. Norton
IL n. g., g., *.
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FOE BENE.

TOR RENT, a DWELLING-HOUSE e.
4 on Ross street containing eight rooms. A:A
Also a DWELLING on Locust alley with len
rooms. K MT low TO good tenants. Apnlyt to
X. ID. JAMES,
no 10 No 1918 Cary street.
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Nor RENT, a large and conve ca
L nicntly-arranccd STA BILE, on Twenty-k.l
sixth street, thnrch Hill, with carriage-house at
t,chcd. For terms etc, apply to
WILLIAM Ii. PLEASANTS,
no 9--lw* Dispatch office.
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TOR RENT, the upper part of the a.:
Z HOUSE corner Of Sixth and Broad LII
streets Inquire III the Great Chinese Tea and COf
fee Company's Store, No. $50 Broad street.
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A LII IN WANT
Ia OF HARDGROVE,S GENUINE
WARD BRAND TOBACCO
or any other of his celebrated brands can be SUP.
piled, wholesale or retail ut
WHlTLOCK Il ABRAMS,
corner Fifteenth and Main streets.
oc 23-lm
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BY Davenport & Co., Auctioneers.
NOR SALE.-I offer for sale, 'cithout re-
n se1.re. at the Office of Davenport & Co.. on
WEDNESDAY. nth instant, at IL O'Clock NJ.
FIFTY SH ARES OF TIE STOCK OF The
noa JAMES QUINN.
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TOBACCO, &c.

EINE TOBACCO.-We have at whole
II sale or retail the following very popular
brands of CHI WING TOBACCO: Hardgroye's
Indispensable Hardgrove's Twin Brothers, Hard
CHRISTIANS Comfort Christians Pine Aprle,
Christians Indomiab!e, which we Will self at
manufacturerS' prices.
WHITLOCK d ABRAM
oc 2a-lm corner Fifteenth and Main streets
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TOR RENT, very good TWO-STORY -
L BUILDING and STnRE-ROO connect Es:s
ed situated in sm1ll village called Centrevle I'm
the county of Louisa. II is very healthy sltua-
ton. and has every convenience that can be de-
sired; good garden, and plenty of frewood at the
place free of charge, and land adjoining to cult
va,e. Possession given Immediately. ANY one
wishing TO rent will apply to
z. b. MILLS, Harris's postoflice,
no 1T Louisa county, Va
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EOR RENT, THREE VERY DE- g.
4 SiRARLE ROOMS, with the use Of par-ETa
lor If required Apply at No. 4O5 Canal street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. no lc-2tt
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TOR RENT, very DESIRABLEGss
a. DWELLING on tho west side of Seventh BIZ
between Clay and Leigh streets, and opposite the
residence of r. A. Lancaster Esq. containing
ten rooms. gas, water, water-closets &C.; kitchen,
with ample room for servants; wood and coal
houses In the Ia TX yard. Possession at once. APP
ply to [no9-6t1 J. L. APPERSON.
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EOR RENT, the TOBACCO FACTO- a.
A RES occupied at the present time by ks.S
Thomas e. Williams Il Co., situated on south side
Main between wenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets. Possession given on the first Of January
1859. For terms, apply TO
THOMAS j. HARDER Owe,
&C l5-ln at factory.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-09-18
sONa OF THE TAXED.

Rock s'hv bsbv-your fathers slave
10 the fanatic fool and the Rldical kpave,
And even the cradle youseep in, poor dear,
May be sold to pay taxes in less than ayear.
Networks for you harder each day than before,
But each night brings him home to a lessening
For, of all that he earns, there's but little it
leaves ui#-'H. '
After feeding pet negroes aud Radical thieves.
He's taxed on the hat that he wears on his head I;
The boots on his feet, and the sheets on his bed ;
Every rag that he wears; every mOrsel he eats (;
His tea and his coffee; his breadand his meats;
The pot they are cookedin the cup that he fills;
Every supplement used on the land that he tills;
Every tool that he works with; the lamp that
he burns;
The thing that he works on; the wages he earns !;
On the stove in the kitchen, the coal too--still
higher;
Ay even the match that he sets light to the fire;
ON his pipe of tobacco. his whisky and beer;
On the medicine he buys for you, poor little
dear.
To the taxes he pays we now see no end
No. not even Death crushed humanity'S friend,
They tax. EN- his coffin, his shroud, and his
grave;
And his baby must starve, and his widow must
To hide in the earth he has hopclcssly titled,
The heart broken husband whom TAXES have
Killed.
Rock a by baby, sleep on whilst YOU can.
Thank God! for the years ere you grow aman
For though your poor father to-day is n slave
To the fanatic fool and Radical knave,
He'll vote for you. baby that you may be spared
The curse and the ruin your parents have
shared, .. ..... .......
And pray that your life may be saved from hi'
shame,
And the birth-right of freedom be more than q
name.
Rock a by baby; sleep sound while you may,
And your father will work and your mother
will pray,
That the Radical sharks, with their TAXES and
lies,
May be swept as cloud from Americas skies.
AnR q ne,c boU ofpromise be set IN the air,
WIN Meconquerjng banner Of SEYMOUR AND
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-09-18

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