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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-17
Abfngdon Male Academy

Abingdon Male Academy.
NNHE Trustees of this Institution are gratifed
a in being able to announce to the public the
opening of this Academy orthe reception Of
pupils, on =
Monday, the LIST day ofSeptembe
under the superintendent of Mr.. William Far
mer. Mr. F. is well qualified with the adyan-
tage of several years experience as a Teacher,
and we feel well assured that be will, as hereto
/ fore, give entire satisfaction to all who send
| their children to this Academy the ensuing ses-
sion Of five months:
First, or lowest grade Of pupils-Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, arithmetic, Geography,
and Defamation. 100
Second, or intermediate grade-Same
continued, and English Grammar, Com
position, the Sciences. &G.,....:..-,....... 1000
Third, or highest gradel-Above contin-
| ued, and Classics, Higher Mathematics,
or either, Is 90
Contingent Fee, 200
Parents and Guardians will please observe
that these terms are very moderate, notwith-
standing the war and the blockade. They are.
only equal to 81. so per month for the pupils of
the first grade, SO per month for the inter
mediate, and $500 per month for the Cd or
highest grade; and S1.00 contingentfee for fuel,
T &c., sc.
BY order of the board,
JOHN N. HUMEs, Pres
Aug. %. IS62-tf
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WASHINGTON SPRINGS.

nN account of my inability this season, to
" provide generous table and adequate at
tendance of servants, had declined opening the
Hygeia Mansion to guests. But, visitors crowd
ing upon me, have to advertise at last, that
the door is open Yet the most that I can pre-
mise my guests, besides the health giving wa
ters is protection and kindness. However, /
will not fail in due attention to the bills Terms
for Board, therefore, 81 90 day by the month;
So a day for a fortnight or so, $3.50 day, for
less, and IS cents meal.
send carriage 70 Glade Spring Depor ups
on request. e. LONGLEf.
Aue % 1862.
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Tax Notice.

AV1NG unavoidably been delayed in get
II ting the Commissioners books to make off
my tax tickets, 4 respectfully and earnestly urge
upon the people, land all true men will respond
at once to come forward and pay their taxes.
Money is plenty, and it is important tothe State
that her Revenue should be promptly paid
Soldiers are moi exempt as seems to be the mis-
taken impression in the country. and hope that
their friends will come forward and pay their
taxes, as many have their money in their hands.
WM KING HEISKELL,
Sept. 26, 1862-4w Sheriff W. G.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

.,zA THE Virginia House, in Abing-
@ EfM don, win be sold upon liberal terms,
SS# #HH but if not disposed of by the 18th
eseesI2s of November, it will be rented
There is no more desirable Hotel property in
Southwestern Virginia, and no house that has
had better uniform patronage. The building
is of brick, large, airy and roomy, with extern
sive Stables and all necessary out-buildings. AS
persons would neither buy or rent without view
ing the property, tits useless to go into more
minute description.
For terms, &C., in our absence, apply TO N. /.
McGinnis, ESQ. G. r. R. DUNN,
D. C. DUNN.
Abingdon, Aug 20, fss2-tf
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GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ll6.

In renewing the aCnleVmcntS OF the Army
during the present campaign, the Command.
ing General cannot withhold the expression
of his admiration of the indoinitabls courage
it has displayed in battle, and its cheerful
endurance Of priyation and hardship on the
| march
Since your great victories around Rich
| nand you have defeated the enemy at Cedar
Mountain. expelled him from the Rappahan-
mock; and, after a conflict of three days, utter
~ repulsed him on the Plains of Manassas,
and forced him to take shelter within the for
tifcations around his capital.
Without hating for repose you crossed the
Potomac, stormed the heights of Harper's
Ferry, made prisoners of more than eleven
| thousand men, and captured upwards of Sc
venty pieces of artillery, all their small arms
aud other munitions of war.
While one corps Of the army was thus en-
gagged, the other insured it's success by arrest
ing at Boonskoro' the combined armies of the
enemy, advancing under their favorite gene
raj, to the relief Of their beleaguered COM
rades.
On the fe,d Of sharpsburg. with less than
one.third his numbers, you resisted, from day.
light until dark, the whole army Of the enc
my, and rep9lsed every attack along his en-
tire 'front.' of more than four miles in extent.
/ The whole Of the following day you stood
prepared to resume the conflict on the same
ground, and retired next morning, without
,nelestation, across the Potomac.
Two attempts subsequently, made by the
enemy to follow you across the river, have
resulted in his complete discontinue, and be-
ing driven back with loss.
Achievements such as these demanded much
valor and patriotism History records few
examples Of greater fortitude and endurance
than this army has exhibited; and / am COM
mssioned by the President to thank yon in
the name of the Confederate States for the
undying fame you huye won for their arms.
Much as you have DONE much more remains
to be accomplished. The enemy again threat.
ems us with invasion, and to your tried valor
and patriotism, the country looks with conf
,, denee for deliyerance and safety; your past
exploits give assurance that this confidence is
net misplaced. r. E. LEE,
General Commanding.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
Abingdon, Virginia..

z
YFvHE Third Annual Session of Martha Wash
Il ington College viii commence the 18th of
August, 1852, and extend to the 1st day of June,
1863.
The rate Of charges for eae-ha1f Of the session
is as follows:
For Board, including fuel, lights, &C., $4,000
{. Tuition in Collegiate Course, ......... go
g intermediate Course,... 1000
g Preparatory Course,...... 1900
81 Contingent fee for same time. 1.5O
Tuition in Music same time, .......... $500
Tuition in other Extra Branches is pro-
portionably increased.
The Board and Tuition for one-half Of the
Session must be paid invariably in advance. The
amount required in advance, are those respec-
lively specified above.
The Trustees Of the College have been cem-
PEELED to advance the rate of charges for Board
and Tuition. The necessity of doing so is ebyi-
Gus to every intelligent mind. The price of al
most every article Of provisions, has advanced
within the last twelve months, from 100 to 400
per cent. The College has not advanced its
charges any farther than is necessary to sustain
itself in the present condition of the country
We trust the people will renew their patron
are Of the College, especially in view of the fact
that money advanced for education is always a
profitable and lasting Investment. The misfor-
times of life, in peace or IN war, can never de-
nriye our daughters of those great intellectual
and moral blessings which are secured by an
early and efficient education
For further information, address
WM. A. HARRIS,
President of M. W. College.
Aug. !, 1862.
nsas- Bristol Advocate please copy times,
and send account to Prest. Harris for collection
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Another Brilliant AFFAIR.
The Enemy Driven Across the Poto-
mac.
Official Report Of General Lee.
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF NoRfHERN VIRGINIA,
Camp on Washington's Run,

HEADo'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
Camp on Washington's Run,
Oct. Cd, 1862.
Gen. S. CooPER, Adj't & Insp'r Gen'l, G. s..
A., Richmond, Va.
General The enemy's cavalry, under
Gen. Pleasanton, with six pieces of artillery.
drove back our pickets yesterday, in front Of
Shepherdstown. The Ninth Virginia Cavalry,
which was on picket, repulsed the enemy sew
eral times, by vigorous charges, disputing the
ground step by step, back to the main bedy.
BY the time his artillery reached him, Col.
y. II. F. Lee, who was in command of the
brigade, was obliged to place it on the west
bank OF the Opequon, on the flank of the
enemy as he approached Martinspurg.
General Hampton's Brigade had retired
through Martinsburg. on the Tuscarora road.
when General Stuart arrived and made dis
position to attack. Lees Brigade was ad
yanced Immediately, and Hampton's ordered
| forward. The enemy retired at the approach
OF Lee along the Shepherdstown road, and was
driven across the Potomac by the cavalry,
with severe loss, and darkness alone prevent
ed 1t from being a signal victory. His rear
was overtaken and put to fight, our cavalry
charging in gallant style ander a severe FIRE
ct artillery, roating squadron after sauadrop.
killing number, wounding more, and cam
turing several Hewas drivensthrough Shen-
hefdstown, and crossed the. river after dark. in
no case standing hand to hand conflict. hut
relying upon his artillery and carbines at
long range for protection
lregret to add that we lost one Lieutenant
and several priyates.
/ am, most respectfully, your ob't serv't.
R. 3. LEE, Genl Comd'g.
ficial-CHAs. MARSHALL, Maj. and A. 3. 6.
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Gen. Lees Address to his Army.
Gen. Lee has issued the following address
to his soldiers. He recounts their achieve
ments with eloquence and delivers to them
the thanks Of the President, and bestows, in
feeling terms, the praise they have SO we'll
earned:
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
Oa+nhor 1850
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

VA. & Tenn. RAILROAD Co.,
Lynchburg, March 10th, 1862. }
DARTIES receiving goods by the Va. & Tenn.
II Railroad are hereby notified that, the CONF
psny viii NOT be responsible, in any manner, for
goods which are allowed by consigners to remain
at the conpany's depot "a hours after their ar
rival
Such goods willy be At the risk of the owners,
and no claim for damages and losses will be al
lowed, and storage will be charged by this COM
arrival OF any consignment. X. Z. OWEN,
March, u. 1882. President.
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bring out everything there was to eat and
drink. They brought out hundreds of bot
ties of wine, eggs, preserved figs and peaches,
turkeys, chickens and honey in any quantity:
brought away large camp kettle and
frying pans that belonged to old General Fay
lor, and also many of his private papers.
have one letter of his own handwriting, and
many from Secretary Marcy-some from
General Scott and some from the traitor
FLOYD. brought to camp four bottles OF
claret wine. away
half a barrel of the best syrup from the sugar
house, and a large can of honey.
The camp kettle and pans | intend to send
home. They are made of heavy tin covered
with copper. l think will send home the
private papers by mail if do not let any one
have them. The camp is loaded down with
plumber, all kinds of clothing, rings, watches,
guns, pistols swords, and some of General
Taylor,s old hats and coats, swords-and, in
fact, every old relic he had is worn about the
camp.
You aud every one may be
thankful that you are out of the reach of
plundering armies. Here are whole families
of women and children running in the woods,
large plantations entirely deserted-nothing
left except slaves too old to run away-all
kinds of the best mahogany furniture broken
to pieces Nothing is respected"
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5000,


EHIVE THOUSANDeDULLARS REWARD
Il To any sober emerge tic person who fails to
make ~, 600 year! The business easy, honest
and LUCRATIVE. No Capital or Education
required. No expense incurred !! FIVE HUN
DRIED Ladies and Gentlemen wanted! By adj
dressing me Immediately you may secure to
yourselves Health, Wealth, Beauty, Long Life
and Happy Marriage. *# A GOLD
RING GRATIS to the first young lady writing
to me! For further particulars ad
dress Enclosing your return Postage.
FRANK e. G. LINSEY,
Ravens Nest, P. o.,
Washington Co. Va.
Sent. 10 1860 IL, -
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$50 REWARD.

500 EEWARD.
GTRAYED or stolen from Greenfield farm,
y Washington county, Va, an
Iron Gray Mare,
four years old, black legs name and tail, and a
small white spot under her belly.
The above reward will be paid for her deliye-
ry to Maj Thos. F. Fisher, Quartermaster at
Abingdon, Va, or to Capt. j. W. bennett, As
sistant Quartermaster at Saltville, Va.
GEORGE A. THOMAS.
abingdon, Va, Aug. 10, 1862.
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TFyHE Third Annual Session of Martha Wash
i ington College will commence the 18th of
August, 1852, and extend to the 1st day of June,
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Attention! COnscripts
And Enrolling Officers.

4 CAMP of Instruction has been established
IN under orders from the Secretary of War,
at Dublin Depot, in Pulaski county. The en-
rolling and mastering officers for counties west
of the Blue Ridge, are required to enroll, col
lect, and send conscripts to me at that point as
rapidly as possible: All white male residents of
the State, between the ages of Is and 35 years,
not nov in service, must be enrolled; and if ex-
empted, the fact and cause of exemption report
ed Conscripts who voluntarily report them
selves at my camp, prior to enrolment, can vo-
lunteerin any company which was in service on
the 10th Of April last.
JAMES B. DORMAN,
Major P. A. C. s
Comdg. Camp Of INSTITUTION.
July 12. 1862-tf.
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aprs,uAI NOTICES.


rvERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY At.
TEAuTivE MILLING PROPERTY AND ofbAh
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE TO BE BOLD At
Auction TO-DAY This cpecial attention OF
Inc public IL particularly called TO the ,as OF we
large and valuable Flour Mills In Manchester, "a
yersIsed nv Mesus Isases 4 Johnston, trustees for
Mr. Joseph Brummel,, To coms CT at ~ O'CLOCK
o,c,och =. M. Il, the valuable Iron from,
Store at the corner of Broad and eth streets' anu
10 a portion Of the Broad Street Hotel properly
fronting 60 feet, running back l3S feet to wide Al
sy. ,,..,. xr,oa.,
Tenement opposite to ~ James no I'M" NJ MIchs.i
Wall
At O'Clock p NJ. To the large aud admirably
wall located Dwelling. at the corner OF trace ana
7th streets. now occupied and owaed by Judge 'no.
A. Meredith.
Also. 10 those fc,,r truly valuable Lots on tue
xorth side of Grace, between eth and sta stfee's,
ON which s,snds Messrs Green & Aliens carpenter
shop.
For further particulars see aurton head
de2-u aoDDIN l. APPERsON. Aucts.
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VTALUABl REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-I
v offer for sale, privately. all the REAL IS.
TATE IN the town OF Ciarksvii!e. Va, belonging
to tie estste % A. G. FINLEY, DECD comprising bis
lste Residence the HouRe and Lot. near R0yster's
square now occupied by sir. Chandler and several
unimproved Lots The residence Is large and com
modIous containing eight rooms. conveniently ar.
ranged, with all necessary on, buil.iugs-servan,s
houses good str bies carriage house. cfi,ce with
two comfortable rooms; also, sn excellent Ice
house. and wsll Of good water The build ns ia
well located, tbs grounds sorle four or Ave scrss)
Ia good condition, and all snc.osed.
Those Wishing TO purchase will do well to exam
inc this property az II is In every respect one OF
the most desirable residences Ia the place
II not sold before the 22d day Of d. csnber the
whole Of the above will be on that day, at twelve
O'Clock, In the town Of Clsrksvie sold 10 the high
est bidder. at public auction.
Terms liberal, and will be made known on sppli
cation, either In persen or by letter. TO the under
signed at Clarksv!ils Va
de 2--dt22dDes @. w FINLEY.
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A ILLICIT DIsTILLATION or WHISKY
IA ~ouid diminish the amount OF grsin mecca.
say for contracts entered into for supplying whis.
army, all persons are warned against distillinR
liquors, excep. In execution Of bona fde contracts
made with the undersigned, who in alone author.
issd by the State law OF Virginia to make such
contracts for the purpose mentioned. All good
citizens are Interested In this ter not only that
grain may not ba-diveTted from the supply Of the
array With the necessary stimulants for the sick
and forage for animals but aso to proven. scsrcisv
Of food which might result from fraudulent con,
version Of grain into whiskey for speculation upon
alleged contracts with this office
1t ia therefore hoped the community will unite
In we.chfulness, that the benehcent intent Of the
State law may not be frustrated and In order that
ali Offenders against It nay 30 detected and brought
to sp. e3Y Justice. w JOINS,
de IL Chief PurveyorC 4.
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ia NJ
On Sunday night, the aoth ois., MARY LApD'
,Tar fnneral viii take place from her sste real
,snc. On Ia, street this morning al ~ eooA Inc
sr,enas 81 the family, and Of Edward Syanor OF
Hanover, are invited 10 attend without farther no
tce.
In thss city, on the list inst. CHARLNTiE
nLIzABETH, third daughter OF William r. and
slis shesh T Taylor. in the slst year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance CT the family are
invited 70 attend her funeral from the FIRST Pres
byterisn Church, OR. MooreA) on wednesday
morning. at II O'Clock.
On the Goth of November, At 81 O'Clock K: Al
ter Iona and psinIul illness Of consamptier, Ars.
MARY r., wits Of Samuel A. Fairiamo, In the
Goth year ri her age
HeS fansral will take place this morning. at IA
o'clocA from Clay street Methodist church frtenas'
relstves and acq uaintances are respectfully IN
Vited 10 attend
A. S. Josephs Academy, In this city. on sstnr-
day the 29th Of November. after brief and pam
ful iI,ness EMILY A. LEONARD. cnly danSntef
OF Tho.nss s. and Emily Leonard, in the i7'h year
OF her age.
Suddenly, Of disease of the heart, In camp nesr
gulpeper @ H., Va, November i9.h, lso2 WIN
II BELL, Of Portsmouth, Va, a member OF CAPT.
prrers cempAnv rf artillery.
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HoLLY HILL FOR SALH-N not sold pri.
vately, will offer for sale publicly. on
WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th December. 1852. .: l2
o'clock. the trsct of LAND OH which now reside,
In the county Of Hanover. ten miles above Rich
nlond, and one mile Of the Z & Il. r., sdjoiu-
lug the lsads OF Capt. Waldrop, J s aysli ssd J.
ID Thomas This tract contains l55 acres, to OF
which are cleared the remainder In original growth.
The Dwelling u . good frame, with six rooms.
A good spring 10 on the place, with good orchard
In addition, with 10 new trees OF three years
growth. -.
TrRMs.-One-th third cash; the balance At d and ~
months with bonds bearing interest from date, and
secured by trust deed on tho lremses
a. Q-tds1 J. 7. 0RUBB8.
7HOR 91LN Ar PUBLIC AUCTION will b
sold on THURSDAY. the llth hecsmbsf. q TIE
Ale arm Of Mr. VIM. Salmon, 10 miles above Rich.
mond, 10 0oochland county. lazsc lot 81 Hog.
MiIch Cows, Work Oxen, Beef Cattle. As.; Alec. 7
m Nules. one 10 l work Horse. Ane lot Of
0heep. besioes Ill the necessary Farming lmpls
msnts needed on farm, tcgsshse with . good loi
az Household anA Utahen Furniture. res1nns d.
sirous Of attending Tits sale can - ~ b. pasle,
sss. e1 %:ss:'a'' '1s re ss 81 "a
1saHNs nsssstss Of Wa ealsana. aes'd
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r. AReKAsD ADMIRABLY WILL LODaTkD
l BRlCK waaEHousE, at The eorn.r :. a., .fp
.nnd geut,e stfeets. FOR SAnE AT AUCTION
viii BE- sold 4 auction. on the p,smisss on aoa y
NAT the 9Th Of December. lsG:; Rt IL O'Clock ~ >
tho large four story brick FAC TORY or WAKE
HOUSE, located % above, now IN tho occupancy or
tho Ordinances Department at the rentei OF ossVoo
Der spnnm. The lot fronts ~ feet. and runs PACK
sbont rs feet. The building 10 LeArly new, and N
admirably adapted to u tobscc1 factory Or stem
merry or almost any other purpose.
The attention Of capitalists and others 10 invited
TO the sale Of this property, ~ 1t beiievoo 20
sent to them great inducemen" 20 "Vs'' '''"
funds.
TERms.-one third cash balance at one ana
two wears. for negotiable nOtes, interest added
secured by trust deed; or oil cssn, ~ tho op''on
de- : 9 pun GoDDIH & APPERsoN. Aucsrs.
vUMR LAR0E AND VALUABLE PROPERTY,
known rs tina Bellevue Hospital, with vscsn.
ltJrS attached At the corner OF brosd ana .S1
streets FOR BALE AT AUCTlON..-At the TO-
quest OF the parties interested we Sns ssn a.
9TH, 1862, at 1 o'clock p. NJ, the very large anu
beautifully situated property located AZ aosVe,
known - the Bellevue Hospital The buiieing IL
very large one and is 30 we'll known that sni'
mute description OF IL In deemed unnecessary. The
vacant Iaad to the west will be divided into suit
able building lots. These lots run back nearly gu
feet; are among the most beautiful IN Richmond,
commanding as they do hne view OF large por'
ton of the city.
TEnMs.-Onsth third cash balance st | and
Years, for negotiable notes, interest sddSi, 50
onred by trxst deed; or all cash q: the option OF
the purchaser.
de1 0ODDIN 4 APPEkHOA. Austs
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
v BUILDING LOTS. on the North side OF
Ffanklip street, opposite the Old Fair Grounds,
FOB SALE At AUCTION.--Wili be sold at AUG
ton, on the premises on MONDAY, the 9Th Of De-
cember, le62 at O'Clock p. H., the following very
valuable and highly attractive Lots viz LOO feet
of ground at the corner Of Franklin and Belvdere
streets. running back $50 feet to wide alley.
Also 81 Iest of ground on the North Size o!
Franklin. between Pine and Laarel Streets runLins
back $50 feet 10 q wide alley.
the most BIZ sutYul oss In that desirable locality
TERMS -One.:hir cash ; balance ct and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. &C.
cured by a trust deed.
de2 GODD1N T. APPERSUN, Aucts.
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b. Tariy Williams, AGctrs
z AEGSSALE At Auction F 0EOCEEiEs.
&C-TAEDT & WILLiAES will sell st
tneir warehouse, carner OF Gary and l3ia streets,
conn encinS ST II o'clock
10 bids Sugar.
20 bbs and bait bbis e. 0. sugar
5 bbis Crushed Sugar,
u bbls. ClNifed Sugar,
) bags Eio Coffee.
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails, a:s 4 sizes,
s boxes Blue Stone,
10 bGgs Jopreres,
] ceFooa Indigo
50 bc xes starch,
aCC0 It's, Cotton Navus
leo bblJ Supei ii e Flour.
60 boxes TaiioT Candies
100 boxes Gsr5iGes,
- pairs Boots,
Besides CREST many ether articles Ia tho CROSBY
line dc
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~NEW FIHM-NRW STOOK.-We have
mst received q we'll selected stock OF BOOTS,
SHOES, hats and DRY GOODS, comprising
Mems Psggel and sewad Brosans.
Gents fins Calf Sewed Scotch bottom Shoes
q n,s heavy Scotch bottom Boots.
Ladies' Calf aud Goat BoOttees. -
Ladies' English Lasting, Congress and Laced
Caters.
fine lot Of Felt Hats.
Cotton Yarns Flsnnels. and Servants Dre~
Also, nurl bus other articles.
Call soon at the new firm OF
GUNST & ShLoSE, formerly ii: 0unst,
lA a-3,% 1873 Broad street. bet 5th and 6th
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By J. &. Redwesd, Aact-
4 UCTION SALE II will sell ct my store. &c
IA TUESDAY, December I'd, 1852, csmmeDc1s
q 10 O'Clock, largo 10, Of Furniture, Dry Gtss
Shoes, Ac, confusing Of
Bedsteads, Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Cha!rs, Tables,
Waxhstands, Cooking and Par.or Stoves,
%5ysrds very superior Brussels Cs,pe., new
very good second hand Carpets,
very superior Hearth Rug vsry large.
Together with many other ari,eles. o tedious e
mention ]. G. REDWOOD
d. l-H Auciiones'
VIII BE- added 10 the xbove sale. which VII be
I'D at l2 O'Clock
case Cavalry Boots.
~ pair Heavy Boots;
Ladies' and Gents 0sitsrs
Alpacas; eilks; Sewing SilA:
Gloves; Black CLOTH
Vestings; Gloves Ribbon
Buttons; Tooth Brushes;
Hooks and Eyes;
And many other goods 700 tedious 10 msna0s
ds2 J. C. REDWOOD. Aasll