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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
RebeI LYInr.

Il is rather amusing to witness the eE-
forts Of the Richmond prints to bolster up
their cause by systematic falsehood, espe-
eihlly since their late acknowledgement
that Southern papers do lie. The Rich
mond Di1pateh says no army in the world
was ever composed of such material rs
make mp the rank and Gle Of, the rebel army.
We belieVeit. but We don't believe it as the
Dt!pdtek means 1t. Moreover, SAYS the
DisPateh, t'they have not been forced into
the army to obtain aubsistenee.r ofcourse
not No man IN the South would be in
sane enough TO appeal to such . resort. Il
would be worse than going to pauper to
borrow money. But they were aforced into
the army" nevertheless, not to obtain sub.
SiSteuee, but by the bayonsts OF the press
gang-thousands by the pressure OF public
passion, and tens of thousands by a sweep
ing CONSUMPTION that spared neither age
nor condition. Regiments that had enlist
ed for a year, who had made ready 10 20
homo when their time was up, were res
drafted and forced back into the service by
the threatened weapons of superior mum.
beFS. Talk about the "materiar' Of such
an army Talk about such soldiers fight
ing "for the pure aud unselish love Of in.
dOpendsnce.' Twenty thousand of them
ran away from Besuregard's army In Mis-.
SisSippi the first opportunity that offered,
and At least that many would run sway
from thearmy At Richmond II such another
Pout ehOpld offer such another opportunity
---al t.foF the pure and unsel6sh love Of
indePendeucefa tool
o, the yiperi of this REBELLION Who have
tried to sting the nation to Ceath-there Is
aFetributlon in store for them that will
grind them into the finest poRderI There
= time coming in the not livery distant
future when this huge falsehoOd, the South.
err rebellion, will be rent from utnrret 20
foundation stone;p when the solid earth
beneath Il win give way and the whole |
fabric viii be sunk, like SOdom, into the
internal recesseS that are supposed to exist
in the interior Of the earth, carrying with |
It that vie nsst-of reptiles that have poi-
soqed ana ruined an igaloihat and oOnfd-
~ ~ ste--ssi 3 ssfsf i
$3.50 .a--4sssf &c A=.ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

We have news of great battle on last
Sunday, south Of HarriSonburg, between
the pursuing forces under Fremont, and
the retreating army under Jackson. Gen.
Ptemonfs report is not definite enough 70
say whether we may regard it a victory or
not. Inasmuch as he failed tn drive the
enemy from his position, the attack would
seem TO be temporarily a failure. Our
army encamPed Sunday night on the Geld
where It fought during the day, and it APP
pears that the enemy also held their posi-
tion, as the General telegraphing that night
said the battle might be renewed at any
moment. Doubtless It was renewed at day
light Monday morning. ifJaekSon had been
sufficiently reinforced to be willing to risk
another days fighting. If not, he proba-
bly, took advantage of the darkness TO make
his escape.
In battle In that region Fremont
eucOunters- Jackson at disadvantage
The latter knows every rood of the coun-
Try, and he can select the very strongest
position It affords for resistance. OEcourse
too he has been more or less reinforced
from Richmond. Hemust have had a good
force to make such stout resistance
Nevertheless, We confidently expect to hear,
IL he stood fight on Monday that he was
whipped sighally aud that Fremonts column
iSagain moving upon stauntou. Fremont
/, can be reInforced as wei as Jackson, and
auy check We nay be sure viii be only
temporary.
Fremont is now away fran RAILROADS. and
TelegraphS aud it takes time to hear
from him. Something decisive must have
taken place ere this. II so we shall soon
hear Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
HEIMsTREET's
InimftabIe Hair Restorative.

1T IS NOT. 4 DYE.
bpt gEa hair to its original color By sup
the eaptllary lubO5 with natural BuStsnance,
y age or disease. All Instantaneous dyes
- Of llar e9Nsttc, destroying the Ttali-
" ana beauty Of the hair, and aaord Of themselves
nS oFess!ng. Heimstrset's Inimitable CoIOring not
only restores hair to its natural c6Io lby an saSy
Rroee B Rut gives the halF,a = s-77,
IuHurlant Beauty,
plee10tes Ii preyonts ia GilInE OF eradI-
- g and 11plftB health and pleasautne3
u " bad " has stood the test % time being the
idIAyof. USSd b both isSsen ari isdes. Il i
lSa ~ AZ dealerG OF can be procured by
mem OF the eommercial agent, D. 8. HaFnes, 2O2
bEoedHay.N y. Two sizes, so cdhtS and 81.
sod By = a. LOGAN 4 90. aud REID KRAP
]. Pesliqg,iEAs - feb2l
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oant1re b asorEe q. ION.


ST. GEORGE, "a, Junes.
Editors Iatelligeaeer.-
George K Bell from KsnaWha, Gill
mer county noted guerrilla. CANT here
some days ago, aud vas seeFeted ~ his
rebel friends, but the indefatfRible Captain
Hal got on his track aud eaptursd him
yesterday morning, a. the house of Dr..
BrHmfeld, seeessionist who had taken
the oath last fall. His horse was found at
". r. Parsons, another leader of the se-
cesh party, who had taken the oath, before
Gen, Kelley, 70 relieves large amount of
property captured by Lieut.. John Kelley
last fallsz5zasss-- zs.s.s i=isss.isa.ls.1..sss
Now, Messrs. Editors, will yoq;or some
one eompetent, fntprm Us IL these men
have not violated their oath 10 harboring
such men and keeping their horses. We
Will.h get rid Of the B6shWhackers
while they are hafbored in opr midst by
leading wealthy men. Query.-Should not
Capt. Hall baye=nrrested those men with
Bell, for harborlng him, and thereby Civ
ing aid and comfort 70 the enemies Of til e
United States.
Will Marshal Norton, or some other per-
son, tell us why those men who have been
indicted in this place. at the Federal Court
last fall have never been molested, but are
enjoyfng quiet. I confess cannot see any
use of the Federal Court its officers have
not power orlenergy to make arrests for
nine months alter the indictments are
found. Ii isa mere farce TO make indict-
ments and mover issue or serve any pro-
cess. TIMOTHY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
MarshaL,s Sale.

The UNITED statss America In .hs District Court
vaFd n Fltthugh ffa i 81 S ths %istn
N pursuance Of the decree and order Of the aid
District Court in the above entitled CAUSE, to me
directed, duly made and entered on the 2ith day Of
April, 1562 HhAll Sen at public auction ON Monday,
the 18th Of June, 1852, commencing At 10 O'Clock
A. n, At the residence Of Edward a. PitEhdeh on
Quincy street. In the city Of Wheeling, the personal
PropeIty particularly mentioned aud described In
the hedule annexed 70 the information filed In said
cause, eousstnB Of household aud kitchen furniture
TERNs OF sALE, CASH. :
EDWARD II. NORTON,
MAMMAL Of the United States for the Western Dis
triet Of Virgins. myi6-td
POSTPONEAIENT.
The above sale has been postponed until Thurs
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1854 jei1
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'sFalso Alarms about tho Constitu-
tl0m.n

We publish elsewhere an article with the
above caption, taken from that staid old
paper, the philadelphia NOrth American,
which is such a complete reply to the
rant of the sslf-styIed conservative news-
papers about the fearful peril of the Con-
Stitution from the "rabid abolitionists,' .
and others fapatically disposed atthe North,
that We cannot forbear calling especial at
tsntiOu to it. Those who have been read
ing the Trades in she New York Herald,
the Cincinnati Enquirer, Medary's CriSis,
the Wheeling PSeig, aud other prints Of
that style, would do well to read this calm,
reasonable and truthful article from the
American.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
100 CARRI-AGEs.

. " sE.iE1AYES q co., beg leave tic
% their old cuEtomers and The public
u general that they have now on hand and in
o. RniShtngs 100 Carriages, consisting Of Ba-
hoeEaN1yHJ Phaetonl, Prince AlbertB, top
~ no top hugEie9s all Of which are Of the --latest
a9st improved patterns and Of the best
end FpE kfnAnatip. All VIII be warranted TO
Nv. we atnlost lattslaction. ap23-SmdkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

A GREA4 Union Demonstration was to
have taken place At Norfolk'y esteFday, at
which Governor Peirpoint was expected to
be present.
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Marshal's Sale.
THB United States Of America:
WRRfaFTl snfsfTfct 10 t-,t,f,

VIE United States Of America:
3. Dsford Z sons ,'-'s'p pl'''''' Of virginia.
Hall wTc;Oduara. lyon ~ a''A'n@en''
In pursuance Of the order Of the District Court Of
the United States for the Western Distriet a viz
ginia IN the above entitled cause iuiy And an
tered IN the cleric once for said District on the SSt
day Of Nay, 1s69 shAlI sell At public auction ON
Tuesday, the LIST day Of July, 1852 commencing at
O'Clock A. u. ct New Creek In the county Of Iianp-
shire, In said Western District the following urOper
W tO-Wit; r., - =
All the leather now in the watts In process OF tan
ming; also, all other leather now IN the beam and
handling hoa1e now in the process or drying or
tanning IN SAID honso; also, Al be tan bark now
In the sheds on Tie premises
One Steam Engine,
Three Cows i.s7s5-lf
All tanning tools on the aid premlsSs
One lot Of geantling and shingles
One Hundred sides OF leather. SIR
rEANG OF SALK--For all sums under hve hundred
dollAFlI Cash; and Z r all sans over iye hundred
dollars, The purchaser OF purchasers to give bond
aPfroYed personal security payable Sx months
AFTER the day OF sllB With interest from said daV
EDWARD II. NORTOR,
Marehal Of tue United States for the WestSrn Dis
trlet OF Virginia. jeIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

The bin before the Missouri State Con-
Vention to which an amendment, having
for It's obieet the purpose indicated in the
above caption, was adopted on Monday,
passed that body Tuesday. The telegraph
this morning reports an abstract of its
proyisiong, to which We invite attention.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12
latest by EXDreSS.

TUsr Received FROM NEW YORK, by Adams
the latest styles Of LADIES DRESS GOODS !: pain.
Plaid and Embroidered aOEamblQues, Norniaseg Gc
In hne variety. Choiee styles Lawns Just opened
All goods AZ very low prices for eISh. Call early
az =d JOHN ROEAERiS,
Jel9 No. 50 Main St, Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

An outitae OF the mild conf.eation Bin,
which has become Law, may be found 10
this mornings telegraph.
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go Latest ARRIVAL
Great Bare aims yet offered

And Al an the Best CalIeOS, Mt tVEsIvs
anttsa hnlG Cents
GIALL SOON 1t JOIN RoRlfRR,s. No s. Main It,
- CsFHtEe y healing, n y0n wish TO got great
b4tjs1in while they 6F6 r5uin1 80
4eing almost d4iIY IN receipt 81 fresh supplies
nun Ghe you can llWaYs mud good ol10FtmGDt
q FRESH phY GOODS. f5reign and domestic,
eelle sud retail Gt the lowest cab pFieo0-iB
= prices DEF tng comp 0ttfion.
Cill Goon and q MT Iot tle opportunity pas BY
grtnpEoTed. Very poetfally.
Iah1s Nc. g Main O, CentIo WhoslInE.
WRH6A4IV8 EkA THAI1ROLf q Host a
AN oSllont article fDr pleansIgE the tI9Ir n III
apls 1oo Main Gtfoot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

IB1Ai9sss Writing, countlpg.bOuse Calculations Pc
are the chief subjects 81 9ftenti9n but ne In
sIsetions In these are fntFFSpeFsed With uaxims
epa tneule4ttons tending 70 the formation of high
Character a8 men and citfSens IL
me course OF Instruction e intended to be as
and thorough a. that Of any Of tho
dent q much leaS. 7Fs5s- y 80
4. q. beEs leave to refer those to whom be is
~ t1l e Geo ". Smith, Esq, or to the oesrs
y ma M 9a3 IN wheeling and Bridgeport.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

DINKING.-As tlis style Of Trimming for IA.
dies Dresses Is now % much used We are pre-
pared 70 do Ptnking neatly and without delay.
49,. ID. EICOLL & BRO.
JelO -. 100 Main street
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GoRSETs IAN additional supply, both wbite
" and eolored Just received At the Variety store Of
3sr 'at4s W" D.HIOOLI 3 BRO.
le10 u i8-ai 100 Main RtFeet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

" Received this morning By express ioSeli En-.
tiE Tsl new style Aaasles J. 9. RHODES,
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The Exemption Bill.

! '1'e- = general Information, we lev
: y EsHieTs 4 copy Of the bill passed
: f7'' las; before tts adjournment. en-
I Oh Ae' TO exempt certain persons from
8 sL' 'o' s"rvlce in the armies Of the
afs'e ',t.tee:''
s71s Of th' Cenf:drals States If /p.s
b a. ma all p-rsons who shall be
s u III Tor military service under
= prescribed by the Secretary OF
4 ~, 80 .ue Ssi Ylce or employ of the Cor .
3 e'--AIl judicial and sxecu tive CT
8 NOuiedsfats or Stale Govern
nsnlcers Of both Houses OF Con.
legislatures OF the several
! "a, .Neif rs pec'iye oficsrs-all cierEa
y 's ~ the state and Don feder te
h Si'pwed by laval engs ged in
~ inails-all ferryInen on post
q tt.0ls and persons engaged In the
- % fiVer and railroad Yontes
:. 40 u i~graphic operators and
- ISlIEiOA III the regular discharsa
'sriAi duties-a all engaged In worLine
"a turn Aces, aud fouu dries-a,I ,onr'
4 p1nlers actually employed In prtut.
Ef'P3p'rs-aii presidents and prof,
20 ana academies, aud ell teachers
nary rs twenty set olars-supe rim
Tie public hospitals, luna.1e esy-
Nae regnlar nuis es and attsudan u
,La he teachers employed Ia the ir
!yf The deaf and dumb, and blind
P1'Atcary store now established and
Lest, one apothtcnry in good stand
ca practical druggist superinten-
opefsIives In wool and cotton fac
may be exempted by the Sscretar =
VAL ne, and are hereby exempted
service In the armies Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24
l|'mnnn 4ispaih>
,,y MORNING APRIL "a. iso1
southern News.

49, tleman Of chrnond recently '''
from the ttu Il. .npor's 'as' Tue -
Sc, m ram. i.Sols,s,s, 'e'' fe" ~
81. sunday week for a cr"''e 'o"s'"a
ny. Another more ro~'''''' 'o"'
,osn he sady 70 accompany Der IN the
uCtk
80 rs,sn, Matte nesr corinth cur forces
the larger portion Of
,s.-e.en br oor informant.
A,o,t.f-u aer,tsi frea'iss. while Nm
-...,s.n h.apay south. w7a arrested
80, u,.stssiri', by order Of Governor
..- d;,atdsrIy couduct, drunAenness,
sc q language nnheoomirg gen
!. ,.....-a oiled In tsrrr'se, whiie Yam
.--s,l va. IN It's way South, the train
-.., nod. sltIdeusali lett Two I az KEGS
8 rr, uers discovered, on going hack.
~rrgins III lie direction Of the train
~sr SC. stoard. they said they had L @
,asas leG behind, especially Ia Mlssis-
W.. q The prisoners seemed & lad N 3
/ "a been captured.
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XIALUABr.n HOTEL PRopaRrY-W,I y.

XyALUABLH HOTEL PRoPzRTY-Wi,i ns
Y sold, ~ public au lien, In the town Of Dan
vile. Va on THURsD Az, the eth day Of Nay.
1891 tho property off tie DAnv lie Hotel TO pany
embracing the iaEgs Aoa sisibiy located i've story
about s5 rooms, situated on the corner Of Nam
aud Union ssreets. 1he buildings ARA In An nm.
daished condition, ILL.,. N ing this desirable
properly at suction The Company sire aos or'y
to iauidate ihs,r Obligations. "a. sso thai tho
prcpcrsy shouir 60 TITO ssso and cnserprtsine
hsnds. :ha; will spesdi.y eomoiete the Hots, aud
thereby AFFORD accommodation 70 ths large num-
Der Of ge.sons &c skiag board In Dslvilis. Il \
airsbis 81 luz a i'm 10 II snch prnperty
Trims ~ 4ALs-Ops-thrd cash balance At ono.
two and thrss yaar~--nsgqNAbis nosss. we'll en-
dorssA with tntersls fsoQa date; or cAsh, st Aa
optfan Of The Dr. selssst TH4s sstsises untii
pureh zee moray Ia = aid Fer rI,teaisrs a5sirsss
JOHa n. JOHNSTON. TrsasefeI.
90 lT--dtdss OoDvlllos Va
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fredericksburg.

Mr. blish to-day st&teme n CT citizen
Misrick.burg in relation To the recent
H,a Of the enemy upon that place. De-
y t. DO Jlstice 10 ali parties. We give
~ taa :9Ilowing fr2In 20 VIEglnian :"
ks1eeauenoe Of the contradic ,ory repor Is
Il have been II circulation, j think the
BIZ - statement OF q NirgiEian entitled
km s dtrsuOu
[noT vsI now anxious Gen. Field VIZ s
b. tie enemy upon any hing ike fair
i. sLyW how DEVOTED he Is 10 the cause
u South, how warmly his officers and
IA.s a, atIed 20 him. aud how willing
Ha;e . sand by him - the last
NJ .COl Lee, with his cavalry ard four
nps ice g utautTv, was AZ the oatpos IS,
la lgcd BY the enemy twice The iast
~ 3 most terrific Cue, was IN AIDE ny q
~ rrElu ut @. .ekuI2- cavalry dGShing
l. ~ OPP T.sht up - the pGTrlc,,Ce
- az Jour Companies OF iufanr ~ gal.
" ~4l;ec them, ana poured u7oa hem
~ 1.I4EE aid rapi1 I!re .EGt the Yankees
pehsd IS vas after wards esceT tained) that
y - uteE suddenly ne. by & whole So
M res neLt The enemy confess 80 ii
"a, thirty Killed aid wounded. Major
bia 10. commanding tie { ur com paLies, }
'+-Af - " %C~--l EA~-A4A&t thA4c L ~
ri 4Ld Il ! the officers and men Of This
- .amGud, behaved ri, -ae grea .ss {
All ga.iAE.Ty, preparing TOT give the
.lg osgoIe: II he charged IA third time.
.,l. Lee Is entitled 20 much cre:i i.
Do lGoiless and RGiil
o clock lie same evening, General
-aTils good reasons for sup opposing that
- ~ vas advancing In eonsidsrable force,
ACROSS the RappahsnnoCk. This uas
= most orderly manner, and with
y. l2s precipitation. Had he waited 70
e '1s eJemy OF the other side of the
IEh. nave PROVED fatal for If re
- pressed - ar over UneiIning force,
il COCA rels 1n 10 think was approach
WCaIt Io- have been able to II he
retreat across The river without great
= deiire 10 avoid imTeriiling Freda-
z Prevented his making 4 stand OF
g; t1v Rapqaoanno Il. He therefore
s.once short distance from Frede.
z, and awaited the coming O. The en-
Il dong tLls n { only &C TEA in accord.
III L-asrs and iaeTuCtiCns received
cot a. cffIue~ n orr service more
m-ri;Crl u Au4 devoted TO the caus.
g .it2d!er-t5'ueral Field; morris there
= VIZ possesses IL higher degree he
Us O his command
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Isaih Of al Army surgeon.

- Joss Fa.scrs BELL. OF IL Proyi-
d Amy Of The U1nfedeYa-. ;, 3 -es, d.ed AT
a ,vUle, Va, Oh the night u the lStb
u Z typhoid teyfr. THIS accomplished
q So was native Of Kentucky, but had
N Years past resided IL New orleaus,
- = lpself IN he mysteries e bis high
ID a4d gathering aCoaId him many
. ft.at- Al me commencement OF the
-. .s.ssrat his sew ces 10 his adopted
.. US assigued 20 duty IS Assistant
- o. IL Is -sstmeIt LOUISIANA vol
- WurL he Llo}s Of hat ) L. sa-AIeTs
a RED 10 the Conf j. fate service, Ur.
il e. sanHcutd eetore the Army aedl-
n i - kl.hmoHi, aud passed sucA 4
n geXaEsib -;to- IA It at apIointmo as
u gtgp vas rendered rim, and upon rs
m .e- 4e vs. asst gaed - The Department
81 s-u Virginia b. tae How. Secre 1ar}
a. Or Bell soon became we'll snown
- cont ne army OF the potomac "a the
- II ,1argg Of the ~ Iore" Hoo pItai,
"a -, 5. waIca pOsitoa le held az % the
a., he - eHt withdrawal Of oar forces
al: vicinity, when he was placed III
80 Of De General Hospitsl a. uordoLs-
Al he Medical Director o. the Army
al liz aptrt(iated his talents and general
RI IL Fhs vigorous prime OF life, en-
"a with iron energy and a perseverance,
tIaughed a. obstacles; learned IN his pre-
ios sid devoted TO IL with fervit zeal, aud
40 :, 81 open book where all might read
kisoiy and generous impulses, mons could
= u U.. Bell their honor, esteem, and
ia &C. when once they came TO know him
h. IL bis decssse the service has e1pe-
q Ii grievous loss, tbs profession has
.ssrrived of one who adorned il, and IL
|t sndIy circlsa voice has been hustled
hrIace 10 vacant that will not soon be
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TPFIN GTUN, BE EUTIFUL COUN.
II TRY SEAT AND TALUABIE FAM, II TIE
CoUsfr CT CaEsT8RFIlLp. FoR SALE Will
he sold at pubic euctio n, 90 the premises on
MORE Day the &c b day Of April aext III fair;
and II not, on the nex fair day ,)thet vaiua b q
farm, In the county OF Chesterfield, well
known Is Eppin gton, the resider o. Of the late
Arch bald n weGt.. Eco. Of So ID county. 1t
lies On , prc,nattoz. rivtr and Winter Poek
crsek, about 20 miles from Petersburg, and
Wi hin c. nilss Of the Clever Eill Tits,
with easy and convenient tran sportattou by
the river 10 Petersburg. AID by railroad to
kichm ond. II cCntaiRs about l 500 acres
well wateEed and az 81 ebun6sGca OF f0rest
land. fertile, finely tim berei and convenient
81 tia saw mill ii thu pits.
The impros en- 81 to are OF tire best hind, and
TO Enal II tas tie sld e1rarien ce IL II I'm IN Z
TT Is really elegant country seat offers unu-
suai attractions. The coll Wps originally Of
excellent quality, q large pJr.tOG now sta i'd.
ing in forest, being first-rate plant isnd, he
del DIS now In cultivation are IN GOOD heart,
aud productive In ali the crops Us aaily cult
waited In thatp part OF the country.
Attached 10 The farm Is a valuable mill
site, on which q considerable expenditure of
labor and money his, beer made for the ersc-
ton ofa mill.
The farm may, If desired. he diyiasd ana
SOLD IN separate parcels. with good im " owe
ments barns. cabins. &c Oh each.
Offers Will be received for private sale at
any time before the day above mentioned. by
E. .: Leigh, 0snito p. o.. Powhatani and
II sold privately due notice will be kivsa.
TsRNs.-Ons-third cash; balance Ia ] and
YsnIs, equal Eayme interes. ADDED: ths
pnrch aoer SWING bond, with good securiry,
and daed Of tus; Tor TIE deferred pay
meats
Mr. WIN. r.. Blanhenship or James Over
ton, living III the ns.g boz hood. Will show IL
10 persons wishing 10 buy.
BENJAMIN W. tInNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24
SE0EIvAaS SALE OF ABOUT $50 TONS
IL HEAVY GAR RAILROAD IRON In nnr

ID E0kIvAA'S SALE OF ABOUT $50 TONS
81 HEAVY BAR RAILROAD IROH.-In pur-
susnos Of al order Of the Confederate States Dis.
trsct Court for the Eastsrn District Of Virginia,
shall, tAe Raceiser Of said Court, proceed To
sell 81 public s1etion ia me city IT Richmond, In
reut Of ste 30; Once, to the Highest bidder, for
caSh, On THURSDAY, the 23th day Of April 1872,
st 2 o'clock 81. Hbous 80 tons hcavv BAR
RAILROAD l61S. Shis iroa II Ga the new
ralirosd ie.ding ;roxa hungary Water Station to
.ha New York end Richmond UoA Mines, In HeE-
rcn county; 6istsnos of 81 miles. The Ircn
averages about so tons TO the mile. The road b.
Ing Dsw QUO, tbs iron has been but little used
Tbs purchasers will be at the expense OF taking
ND ths Iron from the track. A. the same time and
place Aud for eaSb, I shall sell Shs Unairs an1
Spikes Seisc Sicg to said Railroad.
an i%-td HENRY l. BROOKE. Receiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24
gyT " kEESSk, <ua,
fOffcs corner l2th aud Gary streets.

SkGE SALE or fUANITURH, &c, AT
L -. aUyfaOG VII tie sod on THURSDAY
nCtEioS. APrd 24th. commencing at 10 o. clock, st
tbs stoss Ct : ". aar~oot OF Governor stI Get.
'he @ovurnIos.t sviag d9;erraiaed 70 occupy foe
AaJitts-y n spiss tbs Ashland Hotfi and al tia
buildings Connected WIT IL, ali tie FnrIi.urs Of
every kiud contained In tns1a. including a very
large Iunoet Of Bedsisadi Bs!s. Hz;.resses Boil
ssers. PinO~s Bedding Ea,esus. Wardrcbes.
= oczery, 6la>s~Are Uastoxs, Knives and FoEks.
Eitshep FuTnituIc 30.
-sE.SU-
The supplies Of croce-i.s PEeyisicus, &c.
IrFHs-Ossh. TuUS. W KSESEE,
trs, aoetouesY