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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15
Reception Of Capt. Boggs, Of the varuns
at New Brunswtck, ". j.

A committee Of the Common Council and citi-
Gems Of New Brunswick, N. j., proceeded to Tren.
ION on Tuesday last 10 meet and escort their follow
,ownsmap, Captain Boggs, to his native city On the
arrival Of the party at New Brunswick they were met by
large ooncourss 6 people, young and old who received
the gallant ocer with great ecid aud loudly cheered
aim a. he passed through the streets In the evening
the CITY was beautifully Illuminated, which, together
with large number Of bopnres that burning the
principal streets, made very picturesque and bssut
fui scene such indeed New Brunswick can very SOL
lom boast Of number of speeches also made by
promnen citizens ON the whole Captain BOess reccp.
Tn Vss worthy of 90 brave and gallant an e1tcsr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

MRS. TERESA EsMoxDs's RxApNGs.-rhe complimentary
entertainment given by the Irish citizens OF Brooklyn
this talented lady on this evening tho Brooklyn
Athenaum Miss Esmonde will read on this occasion
number OF choice selections from the Irish American
poets. We trust that the public will cordially respond 10
this effort to testify to gifted and patriotic daughter
Of the Green Isle the estimation in which her services
behalf OF our wounded soldiers arc held by Thorn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Prizes Cashed I'm All LegaIixed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. .oAsr,
No. II Wall street, No. l, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Straw Goods-For Misses, Boys and I'M
fents All the desirable spring atyes ready
BANfA'S s7 Canal street. corner OF Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

The Great Dog Show Mt Barmum's is q
decided To-day tho Ladss Pets are charlottesville
italian Greyhounds Poodles. King Ohares &c.-and OF
course there Will be . crowd Of fair admirers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

At Jencrs', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Bale
morals and Elastic CATERS Roys ana Youths Calf BAImo-
rss Cents Shoes and Caters, In great variety
prices. JEFFKRS by3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Photographic Albnms.-A Large Varto-
~ Of those elegant articles and supplied the
trade By BOWLING. Us aud " Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15
Court Calendar-This Dny.

SUPREME CoURr--CIRcUT--parf mos 1850, 314, sos,
400 500 500, 2O16, 2l0, 1854, 1885, 49, 2s25s 2055
2lO3. 2l22, 1888, FLAG, 216s, 2l76. 2ls6.
COMMON PiEAs.-Pat Nos $50. Ale, 97e, 945, 71s,
Part Nos 1920 647 $685. 42s 49, 4os, lsl4 sell S7o,
ESQ, lO4T, eos, 9T3, 57S, T4e.
SUPERIOR CorRr. Part Mos 1773 3071 1923, T53,
1888, 1911 1878 1871 1881 3049, 3047 H. 175, 1852
1885, 1851 Part 2-Nos. 3lOs, 1882 i540 1852, 36ls,
1884, 2o4 1885, 1888, GA Part 3Nos 1923 1875
1921 1891 s79 1913 2005 2007 20O9, 20l6 20l3. Part
4-Sos 1762, 2o94 2oas. 2loo 2l02, 2los 2los BIOS,
2llo, ala, 21l4, 2116, 2I1s, 2i2o, 2l22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

BARNuN's Doc SHow.--Ths novel exhibition Is daily
attracting large crowds OF visitors The interest mani
Tested In the collection natural one; for OF all the do
nestle animals other shares largely the affection OF
man Is tho dog. II Is at bis companion and friend
oon his protector. The purest specimens OF the different
breeds ore to be found in this exhibition from the mag
nhcent Siberian bloodhound down to tho Japanese tor
rier This day especially set apart lady visitors
In addition to the show OF dogs which received the first
and second prizes tho three previous days thore will
DO special composition for premiums by Kirg Charles
spanies, Italian greyhounds, poodes, japanese dogs,
black and tan terriers, Esquimaux dogs, and
ladles' pct dogs Of every kind Those who feel
interested in these different varieties cannot have
better opportunity Of comparing with them their
prsconceved ideas Of the points Of excellence In each
kind. SO fne collection OF fancy dogs has probably
never before boon brought together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Omofai Drawings or the Kentucky aud
Della ara state Lotteries.
Kss1ucEr OLAss I7D--xay II, 1884
~. 70, 81, ~, "a, 81. g. 81. ~. B5. a. 81, 81.
81. 81. Is, rs. II, o. So. %. ii, 49, IS, Al, IL.
= JOHN A. MORRIS d CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, or Covngten. Ksntucky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

.Aqua de BeIlexa,'' or water OF Beauty,
will remove pmpes freckes stains from the ssn. For
use after shaving this npound y
b. r. LANCASTER, 4ls, and !. W. MEAkIM, G79 Broad.
,at and all drItc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

moths.-Cheaper than Camphor, or
crude csnphor and better than anything IS Cedar Csphor
Cedar Carphor with Vetvert and Pstch0ry Leaves In
ii packages double size dollars worth Common csmphor)
Hot OF sin packages, - HARhIS CHAPMAN, Rostou,
Sold NV Nsw Nork NyeswtsfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15
Charles Henry Foster Crushed Out.
HKaDQUAklgEs DkrARrAEsT OF NORM CAR NINA,
M, KERN ADft Al 1892.

hx-BERs, April 81 1862. !
CHAs HsvRr FOSTER, ESQ.,
sIx-I sec by the Newborn Prors@ OF Saturday morn.
ing that you propose 10 speak 10 Political assemhiaes
Ia this place Wednesday next, which think would be
very unwiss you 20, and decidedly unTse IN mo "
allow.
You occupy no Official political position In the state,
yincod by tbs refusal Of the House or Ropreso1
tstivcs TO grant you seat In hat body.
Tho President OF the United STATES has very wisely
appointed Provisional Governor for TINS bite who IS
native thsreof, and was at one tmo one on its most
prominent and influential citizens and represents At this
moment the Views and feelings VI majority Oh hs pso-
pie q ths state Of North Carolina
The government will doubtless Indicate its civil policy
10 Governor stanley and cannot consent. an the mean
time, 10 einhaTrsss either him or the government W
initiating myself OF allowing any one else 70 Initiate,
any ciyi Pohcy. FrUm my own experiences Ia matters
Of THIS kind am sufficiently embarrassed already IN
taking note of civil that absolutely reure inme
date attention. The occupation OF North Carolina thus
far is entirely military.
Another very serious objection 10 the assembling Of
such messing az you propose ID that have never been
informed by any that 1t in contemplation. Mono
OF the ctizsas have represented to that they desire
meeting Of this kind. and officers and soldiers OF the
army have no right 70 originate organize political as
sembiages
beg 10 say that do not question the honesty or dis
nterestedntss OF your intention but the wisdom Of
Your couIse IL 10 me clearly TO criticism and the
meeting cannot DO allowed to assemble.
A. f. BURNSIDE,
Major General Commanding Department North Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

DR.. Kinues New Truss.-The Only Per-
feet summer and bathing TRUSS. Cheap clean aud COM
Portable. No. 266 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

IVA TRAYS, DOOR MATS BRUSHES AND BASKETS,
= T. b SAsssosp, coopsr Ins.,,a,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Twusses.--Marsh u Co.'s Radical Care
Tresea Shoulder Braces, aud DR. wadsworhs Uterine Ee
vsors superior article No. vcsey street. Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15
DIR. Kennedy. Proprietor OF Kennedy.

DIR. Kennedy, ProprfstOr OF KeMnedy's
Medical Discovery, will be ut his Office in Dodwor6s
building s27 BIO ,dwsy Tenth street. May Is, 10, H. 49,
20 and q. -
All that are troubled with sCR0FrLA reqesed call
All that troubled with SALT RiiEUM requested to
All hat are troubled with ERysIrEIAs are requested to
call.
An that are troubled with CASKER requested 10 call
All that troubled with NURSING SORE MOUTH are re-
All that ase troubled with sCALD HEAD are requested
~ can.
call.
All that ar. troubled with HUMoRs in the eyes and fila
growing the sight requested 20 call.
All that are troubled Win CUNNING or THE EARS
requested 90 cali.
All thai troubled With FEVER SORES requested 70
call.
An that are troubled with PIMPLEs on THE FACE
All thai sre troubled With TOLERATED SORE LEGS are
rpquest.d 10 call.
An that are troubled with SWELLING OF tho joints
RfIEUMArfsM are requested ~ call.
perfect warranted in except where the
bones are diseased. Advice In all cases gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Tne southern spies In this CITY Sam
he recognized BY the shocking bad hats they All
loyal adopt elegant Spring ai made by
KNOX whose famous store No. ia Brosdway Is the heat
quarters masculine New York. I'VE have been there,
and still would go"--for hat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

The America Outward Bound.
BosroS, May IA, 1859.
The America sailed at ten O'Clock this morning. with
seventeen passengers for Halifax and LOO Cor Liverpool
and eco 900 IN sneoiN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

DR.. Ksnncdy's Medical Discovery IL
warranted scrofula Erysipeias Ringworm Scald
Head Rheum Ulcers, Fever Sores, Pimpes, and every
disease Of the Skin. OF Whatever nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Album Photographs THE vignette
styles unsurpassed st cost BY HOLMES 26a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Bsll's Hair Dye, SO Cents-Binck or
brown. Best Dcpo, No. Barclay street. and sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

A Pare TObacc0.-YelloW Bank rObac-
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
Impurities by al tobacco and Dealers aud ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

KeeFe's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened at No. 10 Crosby street adjoining
his former place of business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Ono OF Now tnt
famed franklin Bathing, Hair Dressing shaving Per
rumery and Wig and Tgurce Saloon, corner Of Broadway
aud Deg street. under the management OF WIN H. PkocH.
Cleanliness and uAance combined and the beet artists IN
which are stint OF the finest qualities No
tows US a second time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Beautiful Complexion. --Latrd's Blcom
Of Youth or Liquid Pearl for preserving and beaufyng
tbe and akin Al druggists and t3g Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

Barry's Tricopherous Is tine Best and
cheapest article FOR DRESSING bcAutyng, curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies wy " gold BY
n druerfta
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11

MIND Your CHIUDREN-Thcre is an evil under
the sun--a grleyous and growing evil in town, and
that Is, the neglect of parents to watch over and
care for their children as they should. Crowds of
Idle boys may be seen at all hours of the day and
many of the night playing fighting, and swear
Ing by turns, and preparing themselves to be the
future pests and curses of society. Some of these
youngsters arc already stepped in vice and initial
Cd in crime, and their companionship is highly
dangerous to the innocent and the pure Hence
i Is that the parents who allow their children the
free run" of the street are guilty of a crime
against society, and are preparing to have their
own grey hairs brought down with sorrow to the
grave. Let parents look after their children, and
keep them ont of bad company on the streets, or
their own hearts and the hearts of others will ache
with many pang in after years.-ErchGnge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11
9rtmunt SuaruaL
HIGHLY IMPORTkNT OORREsPONDENCEl
II X IRA.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 1, 1862
The following correspondence between the
President and the Governors Of the several States
To rHR PRnsTpHNr The undersigned, Gov.
snou OF States Of the Union, impressed
with tho belief that the citizens Of the States
which they respectively represent are Of one ac-
cord in the hearty desire that the recent success
SOS Of the Federal arms may be followed up by
measures which must insure the speedy restora-
tion Of Union, aud believing that in view of the
important military movements now In progress,
and the reduced condition of our effective force
In the field, resulting from the unusual and una
yoidable casualties of the service, that the time
has arrived for prompt and vigorous measures TO
be adopted by the people In support of the great
interests committed to your charge, we respect
fully request II II meets with your entire sppro-
val that you at onco call upon the several states
for such number of men as may be required to ill
up ali military organizations now In the field, and
add to the arms Heretofore organized such addi-
tional number of men as may in your Judgment
be necessary to garrison and hold all of the nu-
merous cities and military positions that have
been captured by our armies, and to speedily
crush the rebellion that sti exists In several of
the Souther States, thus practically restoring to
the civilized world our great and good Govern
ment. All believe that the decisive moment is
at hand, and to that end the people of the United
States are desirous to aid promptly in furnishing
all re.enforeements that you may deem needfnl to
ISAAC ACWASHBURNE, Jr., Governor OF Maine
n; 8 BERRY. Governor Of New Hampshire.
WM. A. BUCKINGHAM, Governor OF CT.
B ID. MORGAN Governor OF New York
CHAs. 8. OLDEN, Governor OF Now Jersey.
a. q. CURTIN, Governor Of Pennsylvania.
A. w. BRADFORD, Governor OF Maryland
=: u. PIERPONr, Governor OF Virginia.
AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor OF Michigan.
J. b. TEMPLE, President State Board of KY.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor OF Tennessee
X. II. GAMBLE, Governor of Missouri.
y. r. MORTON, Governor Of Indiana.
DAVID TOD, Governor Of Ohio.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Governor OF Minnesota
RICHARD YATES, Governor OF Illinois,
EDWARD SALOMON, Governor Of wisconsin
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July /, 1862.
GENTLEMEN Fully concurring in the wisdom
OF the Tcws expressed to me in SO patriotic a
manner by you In the communication of the 2Sth
day Of June, have decided to call into the ser
vice an additional force of three hundred thous-
and men, / suggest and recommend that the
troops should be chiefly of Infantry
The quota of your State would be -. II
trust that they may be enrolled without delay, so
as to bring this unnecessary and luxurious civil
war to speedy and satisfactory conclusion. An
order fixing the quota of the respective States
will be issued by the War Department to-mor-
row. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11
Important to Soldiers Absent en- Leave.

OV14UWbNOi
All soldiers who are at home, with or without
leave and able to travel to this city are required
TO report in person, forthwith, to Capt. A. B. Dod
or they will be considered deserters. Any soldier
not able to travel, will send to Capt bod certi-
hcate Of some physician of good standing, giving
description of his case, in which that physician
will give his opinion as to when the soldier will
be fit for duty. Those able to travel to this city
will be kept in hospital at Camp Chase until able
TO join their regiments, or until they obtain u
8. Surgeons certificate for final discharge By
forwarding to General Geo. B. Wright ofths CITY,
the name Of the soldier, company and number of
his regiment, and postoffice address, transporta-
tion will be furnished. Capt. Dod's office is in
the old Postoffice Building, on State street. Co
lumbus.
By order of the Secretary of War
tSignedl DAVID TOP, Governor
The press Of the State will confer a great favor
upon the soldiers by giving the above a few pro-
minent insertions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-25
PRocEFDIEGs OK rlsa cocsTs.

Tic iiayor's Curt Kec0' der Ca5kte prss;dsaS.-
Seorg5 ". t."iI4cu Ua3 eSrgaI VIII suse.icg tie
City i. or Tuesday u,,Ie and violently assault
inS ths k8epat.. gye1ch,an Bczs .e3tihsii hat he
wss looking Gu IF tie sit window sbcut elever
O'Clock Tuesday ziga, whaal LIE tce gate opea
or isfoEn,oi liul and they togashaf proceeded 70
catch Inc i+taciopor. lie ,bo2el was in advance
aa.i up3a a2pfo2chi2x tae GnkGown 'orm found
two pec.on5. tie ;n;1s..ia, 3 attacked thau: when
they resisted. sld Hal. 60. .ag u2 az this tim =,
sho: of than With his l. ujka!. Tho enc who
was Shot tura5:sa over az go IN ag.in End -
oas. Ills me sye seeureo ifter . desperate fight
Sent haci. i3r further o3nsiu 'ratioa.
Charles suii. Francis Ee- ee5, G2d L. 6. Tonson
we're charged with diFerde. conduct in Rockets
csECasi1s Wiz c5hers IL .)i':erous rlsnusr, and
tesving IF q gate fro1a {. front OF noase cn
Church II. They were aeh require to give
surety il $500 10 seep the, see.
Lers. Il s.a-e, employed y 1he Va Central e
Il, was chsrged with asVii . "a lot ot flannel bseou
sGd ctasr gods ia bis poss sioa suppcssd to have
L5aa s.o:aU, having teen iu - reJ1 iiiI: or Tues
Gay aighE, ete. ciock, .. 7th stioct, without
pass. : rs could give nc liable account Of him
seif 60 was orde 90 ~ ;asE.
Claiborne Mcdowell, f. n"e.o having "a hia
possession d., w,.s UritA VI - ias..sS
rbe case of g. 3 THIN ..jon, ). ". Ssrtin and
Carter TseIocs, vino sta1 cUSTgei win Ssssuitus
and &c e 'ag WIN Rowe, s-,dis-, of $40 was con
siGued uut' satar0ag, toe IS. prox., plaintiff being
too III 20 att9nd soocsr.
TLe case Of Joseph Iresor, charged with the
ursii SATURDAY aeZt,
Enstjngs Court, JuGys Lyons prestd.ng.-Ss
ri eases Oh Unlawful rerAicGer comprised the sole
business of this court on yeotcrGsy, at thu coneu
sicn of which he Gourt adiouraed until the next
term,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Dee. Is The goyal nail saniship
Sect Is, fcou Llgerr9oi th. 6lh ist, arrived a.
tSiI port his .1orrlas
The E1on3oa nss papers advs1Sa nothing new
or Lmefican aE .iss
pne psr i kf:qitsur, "a 3 quasi cfics2l fern al
luass 10 tbs presence OF III nca aqnsdso2 ai Ee1
Or,ssns which Ii represents; - have greatly
eia.ed The disslac.ed popnia:ion.
The Lend N Globe yhgaJ that the situation Oh
Ainsrica promises striking results soon.
The Times thinks the Democratic Successes hsvt
rendered the Government dsspaEate instead OF
dsuntiug il; sn1 IL iook1 upon the last aaTiees 81
tha vsczs. yet: indicating n II tie prop:g alton of
servie WISE IL aa2It to,n9Iaalonee
DC Gladstone ln a iskar 10 Professor Newman
denies that he has expressed aoy sy.np2tny with
.re Southern came O. ps.es5d ~ el.i3giam on 3d.
Davis Hs bag t1cugat /: ouS D! tis province to
praise or blame iq auch conphcssod question:
He claims 10 3 -" mach hstt3r trieiJ OF the North
e.a Agasres sas III sa % 2ss who encourage them to
pe ere Ia their aopelsSs 2ad dsslrucive eater-
PRISE"
The French 3oyernneas nas e0noudsd con
traets for the supply OF tas army in Mexico Ter
two years from which prolonged occupation OF
that country is inferred
This cotton famine disirass In France was IL
creasing in severity.
Ths Paris BoIrse was heavy at 75s.
The creek gu ssti0n remains unchanged II Ii
rurlOTed sh OF tAe Greeks VIII ask Tor ts son
Of lord Derby, il. case they fAil TO obtain Pr;ace
Alfred a. King.
ID. wa, raraored that Sigaor Pasoiini was trying
TO form sn Italian Ministry
A SQUADRON OF tancers recently mutinied at re-
tsrsburg.
The steamers Usw York and Nova Scotia arrived
at Liverpool On the 5ia inat
DEATH CT JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES.
The last steamer froua Europe brings us intsiii.
gence of tho DEATH ut TOrquay, In Devonsese, OF
Jas Sheridan Knowles Mr Knowles was bora IN
Cork. In the ysar47s4. and received the name OF
Sher.d n In consequence OF bis eennecson with the
family, which las been reGdered illustflouS ~ the
varied talents 10th Of its nsie and femsie brancaes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-25

.er,es, oi Elehu.u2a: srsx2on's. tf Fratss;oks-
SuFg hashaias, o. Ecrth Csro.ita. a5d McIntosh's
OF SSnih IsFost1s s.ood - sagare I, sboes Is. hs..
lie al &c have had during she wur. rhey were
en- &C upon, Frd repD,sea fhs th -ss almost sions
several TIMES duting ;.ls day a. Fresssie eksburg-
~ cne TINA tbs enemy were w.ihn g hau..rsd
yards or sess Of or ,storiss--s eias. undar the
hii'a On whica c,c guns that gevera. of them
rad to oa derr-tsai % fire .ilsc9 lut when we
tegan 10 sep3 fhais fsymis sigsi.ee {csnss,srl al
thaai they eould cot stand soy longer, au6 fe -
Thep were SC oiof" ri cne tne that hardly IN al
on cur side e"cscei bsirg struck sta. sa.. ag
up.
There ware ranY Food srd hraqe man Killed and
wonSood d6ring iho aey. 81 eas gt tie husp;,s 81
iaoas or tee Say. s'G acve7 mei 50 cheerful sa
our wounded sppGs-45 to -. ] meyer heard n
doub. exttresscd b Confederate soldie- o. cur
whipping ths Yankees N the !ate fight, and when
ta'h.us on tee SUI sct most OF them would tel you
O. the frs boots, ci2.ring, &c tie Y-nkses bad
for them. l ASKED cne Of tts Norfolk bo7s afser
the battle vas oyot if te hs6 esttea kis bcoisr
NO, said he, I've wi:hd -s~7n my seqr's;to1.
The committee sep RON Richmond to ioos af,er
our wounded were e.9-ys here so he seen G1s.ss
the day Of 40 fight and rendered efficient srrviee
RICHMOND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-25

NAROLIEE LAND FOR s&Ls-as Commits.
" sioner ualer "a decree Ito be obtainejD Ia the
Cirenit Court OF Caroline CO.. in Euit of Quariss
vs. Hargrevo and wife, shall proceed to seli, st Y
O'Clock, on TUESDAY, tie 18th day cf January,
1863, the premises, ths tract of LAND of which
the late oin ". Quarea died seized and possessed
containing, by recent survey, 733s acres.
Ths tract IL divided by the road lea ling from
Chesterfield Depot to Chiesourg. about three miles
from The former, ard Will be sold in two parcels
one on the south side of said road containing 362!
acres which there Is with uttls repairs) n com-
fortabie Dwelling and al necessary out buildings,
With large portion of highly improved lsnd; the
other on the ~ rth side Of the road conseng 36&
acres with an Id framed Dwelling thereon; both
tracts or page.ix lying well, with good proper.
ton Of creek e. bottom lands well wstered Ind an
abundance Of amber.
Tho whole IL ct Is susceptible of hs highest state
OF rnprovenat.-s, and well 6dspted to the various
crops of whe.k oats corn, and tobacco, psrtioli-
larry The Latte
Aigc ct TIC r1s tirno and placs, aud under tn.
same decree, ss Il be sold excellent MILL SIT 8,
on the North nna river, about ops mile distant
from the fa-n With two OF land attached,
iopg known a he Jericho Eilla
The exten.. buildings cf ecrn, whest, Saw
Mil and Coti, Gin a1s s;i.i standing, and the
dam Quilt of q, one, recently broken by ths heavy
feahets cen l.. eaay repaired, and the mill rem
dersd as pYo1.A Jie as formerly.
Persons desG lag t. purchsSe sre invited to e1.
anime tie property before the day Of ss.e and VIM.
T. Quar;es Ess., who lives adjoining, will take
pleasure ic showing the land, together with plat
Of the same.
Terms (whi~l will be sccommodat;ng) made
known on the day Of sale.
de ls-iaw4w< WA. &. B. WYATT, COnr.