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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
GREAT BARGAINS,
DRY GOODS
MULVANES EMPORIUM!
I will orcr, AT REDUCED PRICES,

WILL O.CT, Al hLDlNED IilIi'Sj
L1DTES' DRESS GOODS
PLAIN and Fancy Silks French and English Mcrnos
Plain aud Figured D-Laines, Mohairs Cashmercs, CO.
b'rgs, &c., sold cheap At MtLVANE'S.
one HuNDHED PIECES--
Scotch and Domestic Ginghoms, soi at old prices
PRINTS
From 10 to Is cent per yarl-bcs Prints at Is cents
UHITE GOODS
conrrcs, Jcconcts, Bishop Lawns Swiss, &C., cheap,
AtMULNANE'S.
SHlHLS-
Droche, long and square, Woolen Mernos, asd
prices; At MULvANE'S,
CLO7ES-
Ladies' Grey and Black Cloth Cloaks latest styles,
will be sold at reduced prices, At MuLNANEs.
MUSLIN
Brown and nlsachea-soOd brown muslin for lsii cts
moor SKIRTS
About wagon loa just received and will be sold
At MULvANEs.
HooDS, NCrfAs, GLoyEs, HosE %sS, x,s
NEWS WEAR
A large stock of Broadcloths, Docskin, and Fancy
Cussmcros Ncstngs. Satincs, Jeans, Tweeds, Farmer
''' '''''''''' '"'"''' 'S' - - ' At MJi,vANEs.
mrs .4ND CAPS
The largest and cheapest stock in town Call and see,
At MULNANE'S.
BOOTS A.2ND SHOES
lars. stock of Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever.
AT MCLNANES.
QCEENSU.lHE
set of Il pieces, best white Granite Ware for 300
At MULNANE'S.,
GROCERIES,
Good Sugar at 10 cents per pound,
Good Coffee at 20 cents per pound,
AT MULNANE'S
R The highest cash price paid for Country Produce.
Call a.d examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. MULVANE
March 6, 1862, ne
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition viii be
~ presented to the Board Of County Commissions
ors of Holmes county, Ohio, at their meeting in
Milersburg in said county, on the first Monday OF
June, A. d, 1859, asking for the alteration of the
county road leading from what is known as Comer's
mill, in Washington townsh p, Holmes county, ONO
to the town of Nashville, in said township and
county, said alteration to comm2nco at the south
east corner Of the farm of Jacob Breidenbucher in
said township said farm joining on the west the
farm of Isaac Parsons aud to follow ana continue
north on the line between said Bridenbucher and
sal Parsons until 10 intorsects the State road lead
ing from oudouville, Ashland county, to said town
of Nashville, being about 1872 rods from the place
of said commencement. Said petition also asks
for the vacation of all that part of said county road
as lies between the southeast corner of said Broi-
denbucher's far N the point whore said alteration
is asked to commenced and the south east corner of
said Parsons farm, being 100 rods long, said south
east corner of said Parsons farm being the point
whore said county road above described intersects
with certain road leading from the premises of
ENam Hughes in Knox township in said county 70
Lakeyile in said township Of Washington. said
petition sets forth that the part of said road asked
to be altered and vacated is almost impossible and
use less and that if said road is altered prayed
for in petition the same can be made II good road
without muce expense,
May !, le62wi. MANY PETITIONERS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
Liberniity OF muryIumd.

The Legislature of Maryland has APP
propriatcd $1,000 for tho relief of the
families Of the killed and disabled of the
9th Massachusetts, Regiment, who were
attacked by mob in Baltimore about a
year ago.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01

R.y-If Gas is to be taxed, our Con-
gressmen will have heavy load upon
their shoulders, particularly if they pay
on what they generate in regard to our
colored brethren.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
The RIOclknIlc.

], is rumorcd that in very few days the
blockade will be raised in all ports held
by Union authorities. we hope these
reports may prove tree. Such a course
can but result in immense good to the
Union cause.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
JAMES HEBRON n SON,
MM VA Ee mD NNT 1M ME- Nc
IRON, NAILS, CUTLERY, &c.,

And everything usually found in first class Hard
ware establishment, may be purchased at grea
bargains.
am also authorized to sell at private sale the
east third of ln.l0t number two in the town of
Mill rrsburg and forty feet off of tho south side of
ln-lot number eighteen in lngle's addition TO tho
town Of Millersburg. B. G. BROWN,
April 10, lsG2, ,nstt Assignee.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01

ElNE SOAPS AND PERFUMERES.
Il nice lot Of both just received at the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01
Attachment Notice.

WILLIAM X. ADAMS, HEsEKIAHl pororo pobor,
ROGERS and JAMES BRoCKET, r,nt4n ist;na
partners in trade under the - ~ pa S
style and firm of Adams, Rog Iuordw n ~ tSsnsIiU
Crs a Co., plaintiffs, iii"iu5 iiIr5 a. a onnntry
gS. nLiti N'N"'''
GEORGE WGLFF, Defendant. "nio'
nN the 10th day of April A. ID. 1862 said Justice
~ issued an order of attachmen in the above ac'
tion for the sum of thirteen dollars and eighty
cents. ADAMS, ROGERS co.
Millersburg May !, ls6a-w3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-01

NEERCHANT'S GARGLING OIL
Iva for sale at the BOOK STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
Frost la Sanviiis--A Recollection Of Years
Ago, sc.



DAEvILLE. VA. Oct 25, 1902.
In this region we have hsi three white trosts,
The frst showing issf on the morning of tas s1st
Instant 20 show you that tls ss6sons are about
the sans n0x that they were thirty yea.a ago.
give yua GO sxsrast from the Raleigh Register, of
Frkisy, Oct 81. lSki:
'WllAnGToS, u. g, Oct q, 1921.
The COMMISSIONERS of ths town have the pieas
IRE state 'ast the late prevailing fever hiss sub
SIDED; that ths town IL extremely healthy, and that
pssoas absent nay follow tie example OF their
follow citizens who have already rsturl.i to Ihsii
Assisstons, without the least apprehension.
8 By order.
':f. CALENDER, iowa Clerk"
hope our frost Of III. 2ist of October Sess, may
hsve reached Wilmington, II. c., aad 30 nd 1t Of
ths pre- vailing tevsr' al to similar
nounselnsn ta the above speedily to appsar IL the
WiinegsoD lssTsGi --~v
Tha wsr kprit ses-.s to tsye reached this hitAef-
to sgne. town We have Lai recently Two or three
street fights Tot, however, saaug The Eoliiers but
the GGEsns OF lie place. They ssem to have caught
The inisedoa Of the timea and hghs ;hsy must
1t might be well !og the quiat Of the tswn, and re-
suit il good to the Censedorecy, If they could p2
mGde u face tie Yankees. Gm happy tG say that
the tresscry c! tie town Ea9 bSen considerably re
Ilenished by the fnes imposed upon fhase prgne
ci0us ceniisiasl by oGr worthy Mayor. he Is GER
ts.uly te!Tor to evil-doefs," snd iorg uay he
i've so kee2 hess wsyT7aEd people straight
The spirit Of Speculation il wide aHs se 10 this
toTa. ] 10 not Know that Ii has reached greater
ntsnsly hers thsa elsewhere; but do know that
ny pocket suifess 10 the tune Of 75 cents for but
Ter 10 cents ior chickens, AID such like luxurIas
The smallpox Ia not spreading. We have but
few sases aud hope to be soon rid Of 1t entirely
EETrhb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

hayoys Court, Tuesday, Oct. ae--Roberta, slave
of Samuel J rutherford. was a!ragned Tor appro-
nriating to her own use . shaa worth Sl5, dress
worth SO and divers other articles on small vslue,
the Of Sarah slave to ss,,h s. r. ad Alien It.
seemed that the prisoner vis.sa anu tae
when shs returned. to use her own phraseology,
to feel quite struck thinking az Robert. ss.S
indeed proved 70 be the cass, though the prisoner
denied Il bitterly, "das she didn't have EN-" She
said Also, thst II abs had taken the srtices Sarah
would never see them any more, ana nnaiiy paid $2
~ 3 Art instalment Of their value. The accused
vas committed for trial bsfore the Hussinss COURT
on the ID Monday in Novsmber
John Boyd. ens Of the nee e-And-easY elass VIE
which the city abounds. was arralsnsd for running
hs hands = s pocket Of as'Gss @ sSld,ss .s,
nm he aa undar .piritual in1uAnes ct the time,
bat that his intsess was not 20 impaired but that
hs could rssollset al that had occurred. Fmaine
Hoyd's hand In his pocket, b bad ssissd inas tn6i
vi6ual and raising hue and eEy esouehs ~ watcn
men to hk nd Hancock never souaa NJ aoasy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
.ryrgg SENTENCE OF A LIQUOR SELLER

The business Of selling liquor in Petersburg, Va
ssssnss the authority OF Martial law, is not very
..fs ops VIM Harold. for that offence, WAS se1'
,,,s.s 10 have one half his head shaved. wear
,o,,sl satr,. and stand with /. ca several hours
dsv for three days, in from. Ct the house In which
Ia sp,d II, sad to woik for ax months on the pub
Il, spr.,hss,ions with bgll and chain attached to
ns sl.S The Bssrsss hss also tie following sen
,suce bv ,ha sane Cour Martial:
Michael Haaley. si;issn Of Richmond, convict
ID ot ,be ehsree Of attempting 10 smuggle liquor
throurh this city 10 Richmond Is sentenced to wear
barrel shirt" With the words "hqucr sInugglsr'
ma sed in large letters It, 10 be marched through
Town 10 ,he Southern depot snd there 70 stand ex-
uoseS IN his novel garment, from 10 till O'Clock
70 dsy He IS tosn 70 be ssat TO hard labor on the
notifications a: Port Caswel, for the period Of six
months with bai and cham attached 10 lis LETT leg.
This ts The man who attempted 10 snrggle liquor
through tie city same days ago, packed up in bar-
rsls Of POTATOES Tee liquor ssissi ct ,ha
Southern dspo; and eoudscatsd, and the potatoes.
sbor Is bashsis, appropriated to the uge Of the
hospitals
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

4 WatGhmau SdOt-Cn Monday night, about 8
O'Clock. while watchmaa lanes K Grafton snd hls
partner were standing at tas lower end OF the Gid
msrket-house, prers' atory 10 journey up Frank
lin street, two pistol shots discharged at them
In rapid succes6,on trola gang o. -owdies conSrs
gated on the corner Of tie Vegetable Market on
the opposite side of the street. One of tie balls
struck Grafton. and after going through two heavy
coats, lodged in his thigh, causing plen oou flow
OF blood. Immediately after tie shots were fred
the crowd the opposite diEpsrsed rapidly
los. 10 view cmis its s,oomy surroundings just
before this renee, two of the gyztchrasE had
brought in q pickpcckst from near the Varieties,
ard it is thought that some of the mans pals
followed them 10 the cage, and geeing CRATER and
Lis partner energe therefrom shortly after, m.sook
them for the E.en making tho arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

Arrisal Of FOUNDED Confederate Solicitations
hundred and forty wounded Confederate soldiers
were brought 20 Richmond from Vsrina yesterday,
partly in the little saamer ssa Bird and partly in
a canal boat toved by the Sea Bird On their Ar
rivsi in Richmond tho rnen were distributed IN The
diffocen. hogptals, ard appropriately cared for
From the representations made, some CT the r,en
NUT have ruherej considerable by beilg detained
1T the landing since 5lnday morning. There does
rot exist ct Varina any Means for the sut able &C
cot mod stic1 Of such Of the soldiers SIS may be
brought there wounded Some eight CT mora tent3
are stretched along the shore of the river but these
barely suffice for the susrd, fer whose use they
we're put up. Pargons eonversant with ths subject
Of opinion that temporary quarters at least
shoald be provided for the wounded ard Gi1ab.ed,
who must otherwise Inevitably suffer much.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
PERSONAL.

VNFogNATIoN wANTED.-JGREMIA
1 WALLACE. company E. 22l reg't Ga. vols,
en- his father by calling at the residence CT
nM Il: GIBSON, on Canal street, above Foushee.
oc 29-2tk
YGNEE .u ladies, lately from Norfolk, who were
to have left the Robertson Horse. Petersburg,
fer Richmond Thursday last, will please address
note to ID g.. at this oifcs, stating ther place
of residence oc 9-3tx
IMPORTATION WkNTED.--PrivatS CORNE-
/ LIUS GRAVATF, 47th Virginia Rcst Co. H.
has baen nliasisg for two months. Amy information
in regard TO him will be gladly received by
WALTON SAUNDERS,
oe 2l-iEi& at General Hospital, No. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
nNH ACRES OF LAND IN HANOVAk Eok
ZZD SALE-Having determined TO remove 70

~OD AOeES OF LAND In HANOV1R ROR
~ SALE--Having determined TO remove 70
ine city will Offer for sale my FAKH eon..lnhs ,S
s,5 acres miles from Richmond. miles nom the
hasd of the Eechanicsvills Turnpike. ara ABOUT AZ
miles from Hanover Court-House, In hsalfy ana
good neghborhooe. The buildings are = ns~
SsalIinp with ROOMS. kitchen smoke house,
hams stable and ether necessary out buiidinga-
There ara about 100 acres Of tho land cleared tne
balance in original growth OF oak, hickory. pine.
&c The cleared land il in IN improving STATE Ana
PRODUCES eorn wheat oats, &c, equal 70 any farm
in the county; besides, bsiag coaVeriant TO tae
city. il could be made prof.ahls IA market falm
The wood on the plaes win mo'e asa, man pIy S.sa.s
Eoniay, the 10th day OF Novsmoef, WIN ul s".s >,
Day be offered pabiicly. Any person assafins &c 70
rErchass can have the terms msae NOV. un ~
,pise ,tion 70 r. W TALLry st Odd Fellows Han
Fa@ietSsE r. W. TALLBY.
r7TTBI,iC SALE OF VALUABLS NAfrAP0Hl
- TaND-Tn pursuaucs Of 3 decree OF the Cr
- Ccugs cf Csrolins county eutered at s Seyss
tosn, last, IN case ,nersm sm.,gmpsntV n th~ afNh
c, ~ 0stobsT, is,2 sell as public auction 70 TIE
bishss. bidder, tie premises ths vaIassas -
Enogga "a AsIEH HILL, the reaicsnes OF we Is.s
yoe.ph Jss.a containing l2C5 acres eeaetlully "
alea u. the Ma.taponi, with the RieLtnooc' xfeo
and Potomac Railrcad running through tns ess!ss
o. ;aa sarxa with the barns imr1oaiasex oo INC
/. IN Tia d. heat stats 81 Improvement tbs dwelling
large and eonversuf, with superior cut nouses ~
L. excellent condition, situated 10 rennec soN e
| Gallant nas1A norhOod. three niles Hom 00Woed
r,yss,,' the county scat st which plass shsfe are
/ churches Of aiss.en. denominations TAn ~
| combines within issrf all thai eonvsnseoec -
a.,u.foI. can desire eupposing any person ~
inc to purchase wili xau,ns the premises ~
/ dsac, iptior Ii do emsd u1cscessary.
lIgsMs Eor 2ALE.---One-thifd ~ ssa pu enaAs
oa,sy on or before the irst day Of January uext'
n. nmaiosex in tvsv equal instaiments. Respective
iy r,.,yabls on sha arss day OF January ls64 anc
! iss5 bu, heayirs Interest ffon, the LIST o. Jan
| 1868. cVaKoH q; We
| G.. sss,--.f1ss CouatuiDAfoa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

More Garrctsng Monday night lSst, about
81 O'CLOCK, az & Lieutenant in tie Confederate
teraectioI, of Jsca son. he IN he'd upon by two
men. ohoked till nearly insen.ibie and then robbed
OF pocket-took containing $50 in Confederate
notes. The .leu then ran of and as usual escaped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
ARMY HAWa.

n,u the army Of h~thsm vsrShia NO haze
Wal. n.ws The enenyS Ovalry, aosut l.0oo
~. were yesterday IN the ns'sAboshsed Of Ms
80 -. se,or,ss the country sAroana. No move
..,, a isper, was On shs tapf IN Gen. Lees ssC-
wand o., Monday lass
ra. army OF Western Virginia. now spis the
..,-,.,a cf kr1aa4ser General Hshs's. asan hslds
...~,s,u of Charleston, Kasawha county. On the
.sa ouz s,c.ss were far advanced N Lss's ana shs
,arrsana,ns eennt'ss. The Yankees sfe IN fsFce
:. pyIl Town
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
,rxs FROM TEE NoRTN.

LkTEa fhDh 4 S1 NCAAh
sonheyn papers IF lie ssd we're rscesved tn the
.,.u ,sa u.sat They contain little ct ilnper;suee
Ios, van Buren hiss made another speeea In oppe-
acton to the Lincoln emancipation prosikmatiop
4 rsss Of The snsmy's cavalry mtn Inudoun u re-
,,.rtsd IL which - Con:ederatea wefs eeptafsd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
rxaHrrna AT FRANKLIN.

rn re.essburg Rpssss learns that sherc WA
s-,,,,s Al rraal lin on Sunday. in which the Con.
,eaesatss were stivea back IL has good reason
en- believing that the enemy are this side OF Black
river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

-1xlNCIRRiEo Oh A LARGE SCALx
80, evidence of the faith and stability which
,,s soushern people have in Government securi
dos ws woaid state that dsy or two ago asor-
0,sn went nto the Treasury Department and pur
Chased .he nice little sutn Of ons MILTON dsa1s Of
sisbt per cent bends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

Eutr.-In the Second Market, yesterday morn.
Ing. this staple commodity was held 1t the enor-
nous figure Of tro dollars per pound. 1s there no
limit to tho sprI: Of extortion now bsins praciced
In this city Of which this il but one out OF nume.
rous ins.ancesf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

Diseiples' Conpea.ion The State Convention of
the Djseiples' Church (Reformed Baptist will be
held in this city, at the Sycamore Church, on tie
18th proxinO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

A TTRAOTiVE SALE OF VALUAHi.E AEAh
ffor sai. on T(ICgU AZ, the 4tiI day Of E0vsmbn.
on the premise, nesr the University OF virginia;
"Wsrtisnd House with more than two acres of land
attached The location is rsmar kabls for It's bsanty
cd IeaIthfl,Irezs shall at the time sell
considerable quantity Of Furniture, consisting OF
T.nther Beds Hair and shuck Mattresses of sxeei.
lent quality, Comforts, Sheets, and othsr bso
Clothes; 2J0 yards Brussels CaTce'me ~ eoos ~
,,axy. sofas Marhs-to and other Tables i've or
siy dozen Chairs Edgewood snd White Pitchers,
Dishee, Plates. Tureen, Coffee snd Tea Urns'
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Steak Dishes, disss sseo
cts Jars, Self sealing Csn5 Cups, Ssucer, sths
Wsra Wash Bowls and Stands Looking Glasses
And;rons, Stoves, and u variety OF otner srueies'
TERMs-Nsds known on the day OF sa'o
WIN. WERTESBAKAk. ,
rriuer Ill. OF VIRGINIA. Oct IS. Oc A-ct'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

GALE OF CROPS, FARMING INpLEMKNTS.
- HOGS sc, at the "Ritehie Yarm, one mile
West of the city, AT AUCTION.-The above Farm
having been sold. we win sell: hy request, on
FRIDAY, tha 3lst Of October, 1862 at 10 o'clock,
ths entire personal property thsreon consisting OF
the csops OF Corn, Fodder, Shuck,, Oats, Hay.
Straw, Sc, &c. Also, the Farming implements,
embracing the usual vsEisty, Wagons: Carts &C.
and q valuabls stock of Hoga. ecmpriaing nno Tat.
tering Hogs, 5 stock Hogs, and large number OF
Pigs Of Berkshire and other improved breeds
Also, fins thoroughbred Kossuth Colt, four years
VII, be hired for the balance of the year, three
No. l Farm Hands.
win also be sold valuable FAMILY OF NE
GROBS, consisting Of . woman about 70 years OF
sze with four children ali sound and heRlthy. She
il said to be An exceller. SsAnstress, Washer and
TERns-CasA. aODDIN l. APPBRsON,
os 26 Auciooecr5.
r ARG. AND B1AUTIFUL REsIDEHCE ON
th: West line q ,sn North o. ,h Leigh ssss 81
DIR J. l. Burrows We shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 3ota oe''
1862 ct Il o'clock r. r., the large and very taste
fully d"s,nE ~ III oeasso = Tbs house has i4
rooms and d supplied with gss, water oAtnmg
rooms 10, and Il not only tsstsfuiiy, out relna A
ably convenientiy arranged Tho lot nas iIohs
Of 50 feet and depth OF iS0 feet. fsSssion s'Ven
TsSss@ons. third saah; balance 1T SIX and
tw.ive naoushs for negotiable no.es Interest added
secured by . trust deed
tsmbrseing tho usual Variety viii take place The
nsx, day, under the management Of Ar. Tnos. w
KEEsgE, Auetioneer.
osN 0CDD1N T. APPEk6ON, AuctA
VTHRY V1LUABLE AND DnSIRABLY
" located Brick Dwelling, at tho Corner o
Grace and roushes streets, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.-At the request Of 1r. ChAs. H. Powell, VI
shall sell ct public auction on the premises, q
MONDAY, the ID Noysmber, 1902. as u O'Clock
the valuable Brick Dwelling owned and occnpts'
BY him. The lot ffo0ts on the north dde o. Ores
street 3 fest, runs baek leushee sicse ioO -
rooms besides brick kitchen Of four rooms 900
snoks house. .and largs stable and nooss
snd there Il On The lot an excellent wcll q water
1RRMs.-OuAtAlra eaaA; oalanes - ! ses
1000 ar naeu1lnhlo noieA lpAeesss addo4 =
enrsA hy tsuS dssd; - aA saah q sns opsos
'ae :. y aoDDm : APrnasoH. AasaA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

Deser.trs This following men receive yes
tsrday in the military prison of the Eastern Dis
trict the charge ot deS6-.jon. viz James Con
way and II. Williams of Co. 7, 5th Va regiment !;
John Collins, 18th Va. battalion; William Couley,
18th Va. resiraant
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~oNM:ssrOERR'S SALI OF vALU1bL.
1 ,REAT, RSTaTE IN THE TOWu OI

<NoNM:SsIOEHR'S SALY OF vAkUHoL.
REAL KSTaTs IN THE Town VI
SNApKsVlI,LK VA.-Asreeahis to 0sesSe q
the County Court OF AeekienbGrS county -.
shs,i .e,l ST public auction, on the premloeA On
WrDNaSDAY the 5th day ct Novembef lsds O
70 O'clock, valuable FAMILY RESIDENCE N NE
Tbs huildiug IL large and commsdlouI. eootaan,
necessary out-buildings, consisting of ssrv@G
housxs, sood stables, carriage house IN sxssnses
ice house a we'll Of good water, &c.
With this property viii b sold several lots a.
Joining ia the whole u 70 acr~A
Pefso1as desiring to purchase . eonsenlsas 49,
well imp rcved residence woun do well 70 xAmms ~
this psopesty. IL Is In every respect one :" -
I,oss desirable residences In the place
TgRAs--Mads known on day ef sale aaa pos
| session give . LIST OF Jenrssy next n;v,av c,mr.
NIOTTCE.--A: Lonsrood N shs county q ISs- 10
| IN isa, Va, nsar Lindsays Turnout. on snsvx-
| r,nis Central Railroad. ON tho i2sh dsy o. ~,
Ss- ts1a s,S far; II not; the nest sAsr anXZ snT
| cfysr. far ssss. a. public auction, TIE srvCrA1
PROPERTY Seonsins 70 me S.ss' 81 ~ Nss1css
ilbrsry. Household and Kitchen iesnn; Mns 49, ~
riass sna HararsA Farming Toois nos~' v~
| Hoss and crop az Corn and fcdoer.
TERns-M Ma.ie known 1ra On Ssy q yf,oaD0a. y Aap~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29
RUBI, z HOWISVH,
Sale by GOppIN a APFERaON, Auct. &C "a

VTALUABLE STEAM EEGINE AED OTHER
Y aACHIESRY, together with stock Of Llam
bsr &C., foc sale At AUJTIOI.-At the reques. of
Mr.. Eobsrt Marks, surviving partner OF tne tate
frm of Marks a. Elliott, we shall sell at public cue
tion, in Chesterfield county, near TO Bethel Church
about II miles from CoalfelJ Station, thu Rich
moud aud Danvlls Railroad, on TUESDAY, The 4th
November, 1862, g. IL O'Clock a. n Of fair; If
not, the fist frat dsy alter tho following
very valuable Ma6hineYy ard persoaal effects, viz
/ 2ohorss povzer Steam Engine. il good ordsr--
The cy.indeS iss recently bee. bored cat and hstso
with new Ystcl rods asld rnettiic pachfi ara rzTS
brassss on the connecting rod. A,so ssif foeding
E;avecuttng Saws, III inches diameter. Also /
12ineh Stave Saw and 10 !Iich Stave Saw, - be
fed by hand. Also, Nail keg Head crt.cr;
a2.inch Surface Planar; 2 Stave;joiIsiag Saws,
aEd l Bile: Saw. Also, ANAL lot OF i.aiiroad
Sis l lot 2inch plank about s,OOJ feet Sinch
Plank, for weEthorooarding 1900 feet rsdi-Seg
heading Flank about CO 00 Stagss for nail Esas ard
masking other articles.
The foregoing sale presents IioGt fsvorab!e
chance 70 those disposed TO embark IN tho nanrfec-
turs Of nail l,ogs, tuba ard buckets for ich thers
In now such good demand
TERMs.--Clla-,i2lf cash balances Il credit Ct
co days, for approved endorsed. neSo.iao!o paper.
oc % GODDiE e. APP GkSOE, Aactrs.
P. s--All persona having claims aga:i9s TIE late
firm of Marks Il Elliott hers BY Notified 10 prs
sent them Immediately TO ROBFt MARKS, Aidlo
than P. O.. Chesterfield sodnty, Va. oc ~