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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-04-18


Baltimore. April 15-Tbe Savannah
Republican of the 18th, announces the I'M
conditional surrender Of Fort Pulaski. on
the previous day. Seven large breaches
were made in the walls by our batteries, of
Parrot guns, at Kings Landing, and all
the barbette guns on that side, and three
casemate guns were dismounted-three
balls entered the magazine.
Col Olmsted, the rebel commander, sig
nailed the day previous to the surrender,
that our IRE was so terrible that no hui
man being could stand upon the parrapet
for even minute.
Fortress Monroe, April IA flag of
truce went to Craney Island this Z. NJ.
and brought back Norfolk papers. They
were taken to headquarters, and although
containing the important information Of
the unconditional surrender Of Fort Pulas-
XII an effort was made, in accordance with
the policy which prevails here to keep,
even good news from the representations
of the press. am. however, able to give
you the substance of the glorious news as
published in the Savannah Republican.
The Republican says, substantially, that
1t learns with deep regret, that after a gal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-04-18

1f1k flGHT FAY.
There is no use of endeavorine to deny that
this IS the battle of the great rebellion No
harder firing has ever been dore in any contest
which has ever taken place in this or any other
country. Soldiers stood at their guns and fed
them with cartridges hour after hour; from early
dawn until sunset. Officers have been present
wherever their presence could afford encoua ge-
ment to their men; and privates, muskets in
hand, have, hungry, thirsty and worn, FOUGHT
with an energy and perseverance which defes
all description ] cannot partieularize for arponp
so many fear should do some injustice by
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-04-18

FEW PhIsUN ERS TAKEN.
One strange feature in the battle was,
that neither yesterday nor to-day have l
seen many prisoners. On or side it did
not seem to be contest for captives. It
was life and death struggle to US, and
tho rebels seemed to entertain the same
idea as to themselves. I do not believe
that more than one hundred prisoners were
taken to the rear during both days. All
| know is. that, if prisoners were taken, I
do not see how they disposed of them.
LOSS IN WISCONSIN REGIMENTS.
CAIRO. Monday 18th, Top. M.-The
fourteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteea.h Wis
consln regiments were all ia the fight
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-04-18

At 10 o'clock the entire line on both sides
was engaged IN of the most terrible battles
ever known in this country. The roar of the
cannon and musketry was without intermissicn
from the main centre to point extending half
way down the left wing. The great struggle
was more upon the gathered forces which had
fallen back Oh Sherman's position into The next
line of troops. A desperate charge had JUS,
been made upon the l4th Ohio Battery, and it
not being sufficiently sustained by force of
infantry, it was at last relinquished and it fell
into the hands of the enemy. Another severe
fight occurred for the possession of the 5th
Ohio Battery, which resulted in three of its
guns being taken by the secession troops.
By IL o'clock quite number of the COM
manders of regiments had fallen, and in some
cases not single field officer remained yet the
fighting continued with earnestness which
plainly showed that the contest on both sides
was for death or victory. The almost deafen-
ing sound of artillery, and the rittle of the
were all that could be heard as The
men stood ard silently delivered TIL cir fire,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03


TN accordance with the viii of joseph Norent deeeaed We
il ell, on Ncdnt sdny, ths 22d OF January, 1861
A II not the hst fAir day thereafter al Il O'clock on We
prsusss proceed sell that valuable estate, called PLAN
DEALING" containing % q viii about 500 Aeres
arabia land Situated In the eoany HAnoV,r, within two miles
Of the Depot 1aylorsve the r. and Railroad; the
Central RAOAd plAag through portion Of the farn From in
ptca locality ed atey FORK Of the North aud 'ouh
bsanches q The PAraeky, bot u VII On Lawful fences en-
closed With fence perhaps than other fam u the SAM
l.s In TOE surrounding country The farm well piled With
badnas Of description The dwell Ing plain tut
oorab.e with four and the first door
apple aud Peach orchards the aeEborhOOd Intelligent and
rfnsd The OF wheat under ihe four add system
from 2OOo 500 bushe 500 TO 1000 bAeL Two hun
ninety huihe Of wheat been seeded the farm
tn present year shh the purchaser take bT paying for the
the labor Of seeding such opportun for safe
and profitable investment seldom tnersd Ths LuAuon
hsa Thy
Immediately AZ er The Of the land WI sell ali Of the per-
shhbs Houiehod and kehsn furniture large stock
and hofsI dsen In uumbe most Of them yoang large
and hne order eel Apted 70 purposes o Aope hne
blade fodder, shueks wheat straw ae all farming I'M
plsnents generally used such vhet d buggy and
carriage
TERMS tbs ilnd cash. and the balance In three
equal rs ailments yAb IN ani years With Interest nom
date secured approves peronA security and deed OF u
l,nd As the psrhsbs eLtAe all Of twenty dbl
and under above that az months creo with
proved atty bsAr Interest ron date not Punetu Ally paid
ps0n vi hing 70 the farm before the day ofsAe, VIII
be shown Il byJ ". HoTnelt nou living on the farn.
eAle 70 be eondacted ~ w. W MALLoEr ESQ., Aaeuonesr
sANL y. no aEsT, tor,
JAnS -est' D. W HORMENT, - '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

TIKI srorswoOo HOrrt.-kr. J. W. Hosnnger, who
has superntended tie SpOtswood Hotel snoe It's open
iug has become the proprietor Of the
having leased the building from Mr. CrenRh4N and pur-
chased all th. sIpeuenApces Of the hotel Mr. Hoeni-
ger b, perhaps the youngest landlord OF large hotel
In tbs rord having but recently passed bis majority
qualifications for he enterprise he has uadsrak His
unobsrusive mAnaers and genial disposition may per.
haPs be disadvantage in business point Of view, but
it is generally found that modety 10 the index
eate Of merit, and in the end ut will pay" as John
UIi. would observe, We wish Mr.. Hoenuigsr complete
will strive 10 desirye il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

but from memoranda In possession, we present the
following brief particulars which may prove Interesting
From 1890 TO 1921, the Theatre opened only two
three The FIRST manager subsequent 10 this
period, was Mr. Richardson whose term lasted from the
winter Of 1897 until 20.h January 1929. The Theatre
was next opened under the auspices of Mr.. Willard on
the 81 October 1880 The next nanager was Me- e. W.
Preston. 10 October 1888, the stockholders Of the
Theatra held meeting the Eiele Hotel and author
lied the sale Of the building. 1t then passed into pri
vie hands. Mr. Preston conducted the drama at this
Theatre several consecutive His
the renowned Gsorge Jones, now styling himself
"Qount Joanness" Under his direction, the Theatre
was sp'endidly fitted up. Two Torentine artists and
Mr.. Peter Grain we're employed for some time in
printing scenery, drop curtain, and decorations -
The name "harshal Theatre" ives zen to the estab
lishment by Mr. Jones, whose first season commenced
Nov IA 1888. HIS terminated rather nglorous-
y 10 Dece nber lS40 du Ing engagement with the Le-
ger; then W. w. Ward in 1913; John s. Potter, in
1915 ard 46; w. r. Blike, in lS47 John Seton In
ls4S; Seton and Chippendae, in ls49; and John 8.
Potter Agsu In 1880 and 81 subsequent to which time,
the Theatre was principally under the management of
Messrs. Ford, Kunkel aud Moxley.
Among the dstlngui he'd actors and actresses who
have appeared upon the boards Of the Theatre may
mention Adams (he 20 spelled bis name) Anderson,
Barrett, j. B B1oh, Edwin Booth, Brooke, Burton,
Burke, Josephine Clifton Collins Oo per- Charlotte Cush
mon, Miss Davenport Julia Dean, Mrs. Faren Forrest
Hscke,t. Hison, Ksan, Aaersady,. Mrs. Mowat;, Muir
DOCK Thomas and Henry PIacide, Power Sullivan Van
denhof Walack, Mr. aud Mrs Waller, etc. q leste, Fan
NJ Eser, and Lola Montsz have also figured upon the
stage Of the late Theatre With this enumeraton, we
must drop the subject for the present. H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

The RICHMOND BLUEs-This company was ordered
into the service Of the State ofyhginis at Rchmop6
April 2lst 1861 and Afterwards mustered into the Ger.
vice Of the Confederate States at Lewsburg Greenbrer
County, June II, 1861 for the term of the continuance
of the war unless discharged and belonging
10 the lst Regiment Iofartry of the Wise Legion O. g.
A., commanded by Col John II Richardson. The fol.
lowing s list Of the officers and men who were in ser.
vice in Western Virgins.
Csptain-0. J. Wise.
First Leutenant-F. Carter; Sc Second Lieut. G. P.
Bigger; Js. Second LIEUT. r S. Sinxay.
First Sargeant-E. J. Levy; % do G,o W. Jarvis ;
Sd do. T. B. Hewitt; All do. Robert Mcdowell.
First Corporal r. II Sanay I'd do. John Chandler
Sd do. r. II. Duesberry; 4th do Thomas Blankenship,
Prvates-H. Adler, VIM. II. Bennett. Ed J. Brck-
burn, Henry D. Burr, John II. Cochran, r. O. N. Cham
berlayne, 8. d. Chambersyne, VIM Dickinson, p II.
Damn, Thomas O. Epps, Jf. Charles II. Epps, Thomas
Ttton, St. George F.zaugb, Benz P. Gardner, Peter
d. Chm, Ed. Gregory, Francis GurnbTe, g. Guggen-
heim B. Goldsteu, James II. Hewlett Thomas HarWood.
G sorge H. Hopkins, FL. W. Holiday, Leroy g. Hsrcum,
rinton JAeye, Abraham Isaacs, John Johnson Frank
johnson, II A. Jones, George A. Raperd, William r.
Lapdrum, George T. Lumpkin, William Lovensten, Jas
NJ Locknane, Joseph w, Thomas W. Lyon, James
Mcfarland, j. Calhoun Moser, l. A. Myers N. Mount
joy, james X Msdicor, Thomas McGill, Calvin Myers,
T. A. New, Robert Mott, VIM II. Mott, John J. Open.
hauser, +. PArdigen Henry place. II II. PANT VIM.
H. Perry, Henry Rosenheim Robert Rslitop, William
Ride, John g. Rsbnson james Robettson, O. urchil Il
Roy Hermann Shurcht, Berj T. Slbtu, W. Danie
Suead, Jasob Son, W. J. Smith, Wirb Smith, William H.
Lyree j. T. Truehsatt r. s. Valentine, R.W. Weiseger
J Wilkinson, J. Howard Wellington, A. Walcott VIM
w, Waterman, q. Warwick, r. O. Garter, John O. Gors
BY, Thos y. O. Poulson James Poulson, W. L. Swank,
Z. B. Willis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

Of the act to Increase the duties ea coffee sugar,
and molasses approved December 24.h, 1851. This
act goes into eject the 2o.h inst and sppes to all
goods Of the above description in warehouse, well as
current importation. copy of the act will be sent you
BY mail. In the mean time ycu will be governed by
the act as Published IN the newspapers
8. P. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
/: is understood that all goods Withdrawn and duties
paid since ire passage Of the act will be required pay
the increased duty. This the importers consider as
oppressive.
RAN THE BLccKADE.-We have good authority for say
ing that large cargo consisting principally Of coffee
and els reached Southern port yesterday.-ChGris,
ton Mercury, of Jan LIST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

ASOruEE FRE.-At two o'clock, yesterday evening,
smoke was discovered issuing from the basement Of
Messs Center and Alyeys store at the Of Main
and 18Th streets. The side door forced open, and
IL il discovered that some empty pine boxes
burning. The FIRE extinguished Il Is supposed
tina. the FIRE caused by the careessness Of servant
in depoaitng hot ashes one Of the beIes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

THE kAkrrAsD SoCIETr.-This society il eideavorirg
to establish reading TO- the Of the volunteers
aud refugees iron Maryland and the district Of Columbia
and convalescing nvsds from other pieces The rooms
Of the Sciey Pearl street will hereafter be kept open
from O'Clock A. NJ, until about the same hour every
evening, aud q1eted say that the Society will
be pleased to meet AZ many friends OF the ca1ss as will
favor them with visit Any contributions from citizens
OF books etc. viii be thankfully received. Mr.. Chris G.
Uallan, is the Aetuary Of the Society.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
Jan. lsLIsSa
CS ARMY RRGULAaIONs,

DY AUraORrY.-J. w. R NO1LPH, i2l din Street, win
ID publish the 10th Of January By authority Of he tsrretA
~ War undr IRE spsrvision Of officer Of the AdiuAn
Gene al Oree he hrSt pat (Whh contains the matter to
the Qlare tsters Department ineusve) OF the Army
SsgulAd5ni. Price as mall, postpaid The whole work
tpcte, vi be ready In February. jams
- nn NEGROES WASTRD.-wsnt to hire 500 Ne
OJO EroeI Gree saye Labsrers heehati,s or Team
s the Peninsula For terms and conditions,
~ a. the OF &C Davis, franklin street Wall
n. BLoOMRikLD,
Jaa8-5es &c. Masier-a,n. 81 Peninsula
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

Tax NARksrs-Business is so dull at present, 10
sequence of the holidays and prices have undergone
little change, that we deem unnecessary to publish
review OF the markets In this issue.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

NIsRoEs wASTED.--our readers are requested to OBJ
serve the advertisement Of B. Bloomfield QasrtermAser
general Of the Peninsula, in another column.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

@NOTICE.-Ars. Gas DIGANP, wife OF
W~-3A Drum major, CT the IA Louisiana Vol
un'te been msdrg sin last Saturday. Any i5rmaoi
enesrn her vii be N nkfJ resyed al the Tee rAPh oee
j3 lie CD.
fNRUSHED sCGARS.-HAvsnysr,T Townsend Co,
~ ani Hevn Mole ouISsd sSgArs In sore and for sale
BY KgNT, PAINE 90 is
nISSOLU rION.-The hrz Of kKAD q JEFF Il dissolved
hs day BY ntaon- hlher partner will sligo the Of
he en far Dc necessary 10 Vinaing the business
N Q RHAD.
WM IETER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
FROM SHIP ISLAND AND CENTREvILLE.

ENOA SLILI 4oIA4ND AINU NA8NA nj II'I1T.'
Tne telegraph reporter furnishes the follow
ing;
private despatch has been received here dsted at
Mobile yesterday which states that Pclyune Butler
IL at Ship leland The despatch sso states that the Fed
erals have nominal possession Of Belo1 and it is be-
levsd, VIII occupy all the towns the coast in that
region They captured two cannon at BeOxi but there
were no small arms there for them sexe II is stated
that they Landed there from 900 to 1000 troops and
further rumored that they express the desire to push
forward their forces to Jackson.
Il Is reported thA. private despatch received
yesterday from Centrevlls by prominent military off
nov in Richmond IL which it stated that the in
dcaOns point to Feders attack, at an early day, on
Transport and the probability that Simultaneous
at ack would be made other points the Potomac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
NovENENTs OF rHE ARMIES Iy KENTUCKY.

NAsHvILLE, Dec. 81 Il ViS Mobile, jan ID 1.-THE
B,xipg Green correspondent. Of the UaioR and Amsri
eaa states that after advancing Horse Cave the fede
rails have Withdrawn TO hunfordvie The Confederate
forss have also fallen back towards Rowling Green and
are now near Bells tavern and still moving South
srcying the railroads a. they fall back. The tunnel
near Gave City was blown up Ga the .1ih of Dec, by
order OF tbs military aathoriiss and the railroad has
bsen torn up for several miles. The fedsrals rsmov
ing the rails from the track north Of Cave City and
obs rucsirg the different roads leading AuufOri'ie
With trees and other impsdiments..
An early engagement Is more probable now than it
was hree months sgo.
Tom Critterdsn has fallen back to Calhoun, where ii
srsporsed be Is preparing go into winter quarters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

SAYOR's COuRr.-The proceedings yesterday were IN
impertAnt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
nnCrnR PARKER.
LARGE SALE OF LAND AND PERISHABLS
ESEAr.s.

TAvING returse City tie winter, viii reture the
pracde Of Medicine. ace Ia Law Bailding corner OF
lrAaal q an i2 streets. JsnS-d'H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
PIE YANKEES IN SOUTH CAROLINA REeULsEI

AUGusTA, Jan. 2-PrvAte dispatches received daiCd,
at POraalgO yesterday, state that the fedsrAs at
tempted an advance from Port Royal Ferry, but were
rspased BY the IIh Regiment Of South Carolinsv Oun.
uateers, under the command Of Col Jones The Con.
f.derate lOss was fifteen killed and wOurdsd oao Yam
ksswas taken prisoner, bat their loss otherwise is not
stated
It is reported here that there large feet Of fed
srA vessels of Tybss (bslOw SlvAnDAbl on yss:srday
I.is vel to add to the above degpaIch, that il is re-
ported here that the government has received dspAeh.
from Gen LIE in which he expresses full conf ienee in
tie ability Of the forces under his command, protect
Charleston and Savannah from federal invasion and also
TO prevent the Yankees from penetrating into the nts
ri5r l-REPoErER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
TkLE9kAfHIO.
TIE BOgBARDYESr RE-oPENED AT FORT PICK

MOBILE, Jan. Ia Confederate steamer, geing from
PensaeOIa to the Navy Yard was fred upon from the
batteries ct Fort Pekens. Gen. Brsggs batteries re-
Piled and the firing still continued at last accounts.
despatch was received on yesterday afternoon, in
oReal quarters, from Gen. Bragg aud dated on the
Instant in which he stated that Fort Pckens opened
Confederate the day previous, and that the
Confederate batteries replied and fling from both sides
Continued all eay. No vessels were engaged, and no
casualties occurred on our side.
Gen Anderson was in command, as Gen. Bragg was
absent but the latter returned very early on yesterday
morting.
The FederAs did not renew the attack on yesterday
and our guns were silent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

NOTICE.
HE general meeting Of the eoc. holders the BANK o. VIZ
GINA, vii be ID 81 hdr BanAh H. us In he ely OF
lei mond, en- . 0NbAY. the 1ah ofJ inuary, ls62
Thearp tina, lr;er DIRECTOR Of the Bank shAh
ute A. the pr,xy Stoekho e tton n Directors or
Binf shall any be valid VI fhau
Eve bern sxtcSted ,xly days before the line tlsefsn
. del4-Stsvd WIN " TAYLOR, csshisr.
NOTICE.
IyHE Annual Meeting Of N. Stockholders OF the Farmer faf
of Virginia. will be held at their raining House 10 ms eJ
Wednesday the 18Th day OF January, sS9 q u Gel
del6-3tawd J. A. bhIfH, oAshaer.
rIIHR former mem b OF the L. Rfon battery,
l. des retla, uii apply 10 The una,rdsnsd' q NE
Ice OF he " se Legion
t Es s I1ss, tw.L-
fHos A BRAEDRl. It. so,h
d,30-4pr nsG We. voA
3 UBsrlTUTB wANTRD.-Ihs advertiser who Y
compelled retire, temporarily from services on aecouns Of
iu5ared hssh whes TO engage suhsatue Tor he en Of
months, In Cavalry Oompsny Ciotnfng equip
lens etc. furnished. For further particulars Inquire :. this o.
noly-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
Rieh8and, lat JaR7asy, lssa

co PARrNE25HIPThe iersgued have this day formed
partnerhp anter he Eys AMI arm Of 1hgRk HARRIS,
Tor The purpose Of conducting Pro ute commission
RuaeSs, for the sale Of soani produce and ofer hsr ser
vices TO The friends aad patrons Of the late m Of kEAD JEK2
- The p1be sen and hope b proup; A1d st aen-
Jn 10 Their BUSINESS 10 crit coed shAle ofpatr9nAge fAre
LtLSnoa pail eng orders but unless parties have pro
dace fands hsnd forward 10 short
tue, orders cannot be d. 81 al present
WILLIAM JEfER
Jan. lst, 1854 J. BAREIS
In refi on ire C5miSon Business take pleAsnre In
ndng the Of JErE26 HARRIS - the
q The As % RsADA and 10 The public Mr. Jet
partner Ia sci VorAby known produce salesman
and Mr. Har Is long Ia the employ
Of VI different ams have been connected with. consider
jans -c2ts NC READ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

AAGs SAFE vE PEkIsHL IsrATT consisting Of Horses
hues Cattle, sht'p, Pogs coin Fodder, bhnchs Whssi
straw farming lmpisme H. Hot ehod fropry, 10 Mr. James
Sutton se having effected sale Of h. Itrn called kount
pleasant" the vg MA C,nr Railroad, near 70 Hanover
Jourt Houe will SELL pubic auction a the sad farm fues
az the January, 1869 10 o'clock fair not NE
as fair day aer perhabe estate thereof consist
NJ great VARIETY embscng In part three Horsss c nuls
- cou and 60 Sheep ery fne about 20 HI 10000 hs
straw Pa mrg Implements, Household Furniture, Ac.-
all under $50 cash, that amount four months
credit, for approved endorsed nskouable paper
6oDDiN 4 APPERsoH,
Js7I AuctionserI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
AUCTION SALE
Military Cloths at Rich'd. Va,
vD.c,..d.v ath Isuuarv. Ia0Q.


Military Cloths at Rich'd, Va,
Wednesday, sth January, lse2.
I'm August last ordei In advance for al the goods
manufacture this year and since elosns tho
nd oposa - sni. orders AL Of Which We hiIs had
due but promised The applicants 10 nferm them .hsn We we're
ubi wnDsEsDhY 'hs s,h S.IS.ry .:, :. 6,
then hand and the same time to let buy enter
The attention Of volunteer co@p,nc Cutters and he Trad.
generally invited to me superior an,y gu, s'oo sasn
.y sve1 umvs sn s,,1. vel, 81 pysd
'' az. sa.Dss color oAl o1.n.s.s 1ooI:n o..
lIE.L AED PERSONAL rsrA-E !oa SALE On w.dn:.dsy
he SD DAY 81 Jsnuary fair the q fsir day
hereafter WI for sale publicly on the prerh The tsct
Ans css,snd si.a.iea on J,,. Rive N nuyasn. Sos.,y
rbborhood The ,c mains aSeu er Hundred Acres ne
passing rousn ss ys, SSS% Of so one 1oTo1
original growth Of ths best qusy and The open snd u .es a.
snt ns. o. ops s., ssa,s = M III. isrse
nd excellent Nssro Cabins and other
s farm renders one Of Ire noa dssrsbs that h.' been
ssd sale In the eaniy for ,eys,a y Person, who ssn
view The land before The day Of sale can DO ~ ens On me
Also The same day sell AL Of hs crops !'y 700 bar
% p'Sa%, !ssdi Es NY
tiogy all the plAntaiijn tools and inducements ,
On the d.y Following . the Red Hoo plan.ssn IN Sassns
Gop Con and prsyendsr Of every dicpaon ssv head Of
ms great ,risty Of lntaOn Utenh wheat as.psr..
Black mhs Tools, carpsnisrs Tools, and many useful sra
TERMS or s1LE-Por the real Estate one third cash WI be
qured basnc. Of the purchase money IN sqa nA
Tor III. properly all sums Of twenty dos under
sh thu, amount credit Of four nen'hs VII be gwen,
purchaser executing bond With approved security before ne pro-
's'" &c "'''1' JOHN P. woopsos.
Executor Of william Wooden. dsceased