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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
TEETH & TEETH !

4
insert artificial teeth Cold Silver Pl.tna nd Rub
per. In all cases furnish temporary free of cost
ana advise all persons WHO have Rad their teeth extract
90 I" nave temporary it keeps under law in
better shape Several have come under nv notice
since residence in this place where the under 1 bos
become seriously injured by going without temporary
set.
9 still renew offer of $25 a set for roten or de-
caJng sets OF teeth the rubber plate. Thus far have
been unable to find imperfect set
The following letter will speak for Il self il il from
Kew. j. 3 lee, formerly resident of this place.
CANTON. n. Y, June q, 1862.
DIR. CoNEGYs Dear Sr,-I feel impelled to write Won
the result OF dentistry in my case. wish to rec
ommend your work, especially your rubber u0rk have
tred four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
more IMAM three years inserted upper set OF
teeth IN my mouth on rubber plate, and have worn il
ever SINCE eaten with it every meal now the plate is
Just as good as when The fitting is BILE ami
nave experienced inconvenience whatever in wearing
IT, dtWdys recommend 10 my friends in preference to
god or pfdnd My experience is certainly decidediv in
lavOr OF the rubber hope my many friends Vermont
VIII ava themse Ives of your services as know Of no
Dentist in whose hands should prefer my tee tn
interest rather than you give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Yours truly
IS. LEE.
Ether CT ChlorOfOrm given in extracting a
mum Der of teeth If required.
u Bear in mind that only charge Seycnty-Hye
cents a cavity. for gold filling. I use the best gold
and warrant the filings as do my plate work. Whe
convenient, persons from distance will please give me
few days notice, when they intend coming to me for
work. "
II Office over Langdon's Flour Sore, Montpelier VT
octoD&w JOHN n. COMEGYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
CompanV,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1882.
JhlE Membcrs "t the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are nere'y notified that the following assess-
mes have been made by the Directors Notes in force
the fnllnwinr tn wit
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
FARM FOR SALE,

He Hofh part OF Walden, about two miles from East
harAf!cE ana near the stage road leading from Hard
"h 10 DahPIle about 81 acres Of land is well fenced
SN cedar rails and wal, is about equally divided into
~V"'AE pastufagt, tage wood land and small sugar
pace me road shaded by about 300 beautiful maple
"tes OF ten ars' growth. Buildings, including two
te barns IN excellent condition and very convenient
'Ac lrn soft water at the house and barn said farm
IA me thtlre income OF another farm for the last
WE'VE years, and is in high state of tiyatiop ard
Tan nearly all he moved with machine
'' another farm Tor sale, Ct about 80 acres-0 clear
''' large sugar orchard Of about 1850 trees good
~" Il; Use WIN fixtures for tapping 1860 trees liO rods
"'gd trolths to conduct The sap to the house Also
YEA" siocN OF dry wood These places rill BE- soll to
..".f " separately, If desired. D ect sl communca
.' 5. T. ELLIS. East tIardwick VI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
DIR. e. G.. Gould's Pin Worm Svrup
no1.ar re Warrantcd Tn every case


TIL nHorded In twcnty-four AOurs.
b.rI a syrup Is purely vegetable prepar alton and
mar m!ess with the Youngest child 1855
tha nv IoMo'.lnense itching, biting and distress in
ne lower part OF the rectum and about the seat (oen
aken LOT the fe') disagreeable sensation in the en-.
gastc region lower part of the bowels restIessness
starting and screaming in the Sleep FAINT
ing ana not untrequently spasms fits
:, NAUTi0N-Ihe genuine has the name cdr F. G
LIQUIDS rim Worm Syrup" blown in each bottle. his
own portrait and fac smile of his signature ON the
wrapper " "
mERVEY MOORE, SOLE PRorR1EToRs.
nmuIess y EO' Z. GOODWIN & Co, II and II Mar
gland. s ' 1''" Eli
~ ~ c oHu oy FIrugglsts generally. 74Hmly
for Saie by FRED f. SMITH, MONTPELIER Genera
Aent Tor Vermont, and by all dealers
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American IL Foreign Patent,
r. II. EDDY.
.SOLT(,ITOR or u 1,y,EN1,C

SOLICITOR or P.4I,ENYS
(La'e agent OF U. Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act of 1887,
as State street, opposite kiIby ST., Eoston
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of twenn
II years. continues to secure Patents in the United S,,s
-alsoi Great Britain France and other foreign conn
tres Caveats Sepciticaions Assignee nts aud all Pm
Pers Drawings for Patents, executed ON liberal farm,
and with despatch Researches made into American ~,
toreIsh works, io'dele'mne the validity utility of Pr
tents or Inventions, ega or other advice rendered N
all matters touching the Copies of tic claims if
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar A.sign
ments recorded at WASHINGTON.
The Agency is not only The largest in New Enplord
nut through 1t inventors have advantages for seCurip
patents, OF asceraining the patenabIy of invention
nhsufpassedby If not UNNECESSARILY any viii
can be otfere them elsewhere. The Testimonials heo
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL ATlu
PATENT OFFICE than t he subscriber n nd as SUCCESS
l. THE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES ANn All
lTY he would add hat he has abundant To believe
aud can prove, that other office of the KIND are m
charges for professional services moderate. The I'M
nense practice of the subscriber during twenty vears
past mas ehah'ed hiI 10 accumulate vast collection
specifications ana official decisions relative to paents
These besides his Intensive library of legal and mectan
ica works, and mi accounts of patents granted in the
United sti'es and Europe, render him able beyond ques
ton to Offer superior facilities for Obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there, here save
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most copubie aud suc
cesYW practitioners with whom have had official inter.
course.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner Of Patents
have no hest lion in assuring Inventors that thew
cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy
and capable of putting applications in form
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
al the Patent Office. EDMOND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents
" Mr.. R. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appll
cations, on all but Of which patents have beeu grant
ed, and that one is now pending. Such unnlisakabs
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads to
recommend ali inventors to apply to him procure their
patents, as they may be of having the faithful
attention bestowed on their caUes and ut verv reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART"
During eight months the subscbei, in course Of his
large practice, made, twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de
cided in his favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
X. H. EDDY,
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. 3Olfyl
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Abea e.. sfa.sforay,'s sIsf9tp

WAX Mr. OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court held at
IIsrRIoT,sS Montpelier, III said district on
VI .' gay OF September, A. y. 1862.
II''4"H. CONNOR, administrator f the estate of
-o-i H. H'nfoNh, late of Woodbury., in said district
'''"' presents ms administration account for eyani
5 '. ""H allowance, and rakes Application for decree
s"il" On and partition Of the estate If said deceased
''guOA Is ordered by said Court l!ai SAL account
% a application be refc ed to Il session of said Court
I ' at tht Probate Office in said Montpelier, on the
"uay q" October, A. u. lcG2 for hearing and drcson
,, ana II Is further t,dced, that notice hereof be
,s- wan prisons interested by publication Of the same
,,a.. WIZ HnCCtSSlvcy in the Green Mountain
"''d newspaper published at Montpelier pre-, ious TO
A' appointed for hearing that they may appear al
,,v 'lr ana place, and show Cause if any they may
r" why SAID account should not be allowed and such
IEw3 ,,y NC Coui,; 40,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

PRESIDENT TYLER

EN PRESIDENT TYLER
nv lot we as Os1e.s w.ete, u5s speak s. Others
sglsrt
F1- bas uals,s ul,zIsd h-ad these trembling harp
strings wake
l.: Wills a.. aoaEa the no5ls dad, in language rap.
and hsI,
H. YOU'D nos ssosl a. lun5.ss uO:e-,he tribute OF
Sigh:
81 p tha. ~iU ca echo tai within a nations breast
C-. i struggle fo-.r i sss MT viii not be reprts'
TsIrs tia, shall keep lis grave fresh green, when WIZ
wlo.e every VIA sal echo there, The mourning Ia
u1l's sigh.
Strange that in sue tremendous hour sheu al around
Is gloon.
ga, so r,si 50 pare 50 bright should vanish in the
H.a. o-cs ,aroaed amid the star, ,aa, decsel Ia,
Ts= M,sAcla.e,s shores TO .here, the Texan waters
Bl T5e7 aaOaer ,a,oaed, as sr,; 4. vas amid those
STAR,
Had ,-scei or the rights Of some, a-l scOrned their
L7.v cause,
Toe 81: ~, Tyler once had .aed DER al the Union
T. r-ss 30 o,a ,r,rl r7,1 the EgypGr Ia sd.
Y1 % the cas-, TIA. Goa Tad l!-sssdthe camp Of Is
T. va q rar Of living s-- its glory .ao can tell
we see ~ more tls living aglr ys "e may guide ou'
sa ea-asI b, it,. lingering beans. ill Freedom be com.
Fof fYLgR's memory shall 90. fade While se have
hearts 20 praise,
Wv bees on Father, Tor ,ls $40: 10 Freedoms sI0g.
CORA
D. r..L r-ra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
MILITARY ROADS.
ID n, Fiitor of ID Hhiq

To tia EiitoT Of ne Hhg
Ias very appropriate article in your issue OF Thurs
.dAv, on TIE subjsst of Military Road" you remark
that "there three proportions before Congress for
Confederate aid in the CON pls,oa OF 2Il-csds l. The
e1srsoa OF tie Dagve road recon nended By Pres
i1eat Davis 2. road through TtxIs; aud s. The
s5u9l don of the Memphis and Little RICK railroad
Tls last b the st on tbs docket aad presents very high
rdml. Toe road is n,arly Gllshsd and only requires
Jan Of $500 OOO in Confederate bonds to ensure its COM
vs.ioa b. early sumner Aid 70 all these roads "a ask
81 on The ground OF their importance to the mitJ OPP
etors the Government. l. is snieniA6ls that they
l.roilc, dangerous prec.dsnG; bat the salvation Of
,as country IS the supreme iaE. We suspect that, not
oly these but several other roads will be found essen
tll % our defenes against the Yankees"
Eth, adoption, by Congress Of such measures may
{, necessary combine and give efficiency to our mill
try resources to be regard a dangerous preee-
dents and for ths. refused igh: as vel, at
on,e, abandon the C5afaisr,'s Cause, and bow our
ue,k, in humble submission to Federal iespO,isn.
ne S3ssrsign,g and strict construction" Of the
Confederate COAST uton, should be political "ao
words, but they ough: 10, to hold Congress in such
trembling ave as to paralyse It's powers or trighten 1t
from the dschlrge Of the chef iis fo' which 1t VS.
called INTO exsance by the sovereign states Of the Con-
i,d.ra,y.
II the Constitution Of the Confederate States dOes not
su;holz, and empha,igsjly command the Confederate
Congress to raise and equip armies to purchase and
ra,ke arms 10 coGstruc. fortd;adoas, and TO make
roads Tor the troops aid nlaoEs OF war-tis failure,
AMI ought 4. once 20 oe abandoned or amended but
the Constitution is rot detective in tbs respect it is
the duty Of Congress 20 combine aud give Chceney TO
the military resources Of the country i. certainly has
porer 90 DO 80 u the most economical manner possible
wherever ismay be necessary briag them into use.
NJ olo would SAY that tie construction OF military
rad from Memphis through NsbSAska, 10 Missouri, by
o7dsr OF the military commander Of TIA: division, NOull
Be dangerous precedent /! he deemed it necessary
70 the safety or cHsiercy o. Ma army aad What he
n Fh. DO acting urde, ii, authority Of Congress- sure
D. the Congress uay 90, acgg u1deF the authority Of
tho CONSTITUTION, without the e . risk Of Introducing
'grscaisgt" Or far. appropriations ty Congress to
',y.srrll iggyo~sr.s1ts' where 10 "0iI-''y .sc.s-
a., may sAi',. STATE kIuhts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
TELEGRA RI0.
TUE GALLANT DEAD.

NASHVILLE, Jan. Silvia Mobile Feb ~ A disrateh
was received here tonight from Bowling ereen when
states that the remsirs of Cen Zollieof'r and Bsyhe
Psyton Jr were received at out pests this evening
ard will be conveyed to Nashville tomorrow under
military escort.
PIB 1.-The remains of Gen Z,llccfer reached here
to day from Bowling Green. The Legislature took H-
% for the day. The body Of the deceased was escort
ed from the depot BY the military the Governor Of the
Satelbs officers Of State, mambe;s oil the Lsgis'uf'
aud citizens generally Tie remains are no. lying n
the Capitol in state and the funeral will take place 70
marrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
CITY ITRRS.

Ter genus seuIH."-A correspondent Of the Ne.
Orleans Crescent, on giving account of hop at the
spots1ood Hotel in this city INDUCES in the following
vein Of satire:
''No. such a crush have seen in Washington at
the parties given by menb of the Cabinet or at the
big hops at Browne" This is our unspoken thought,
a. We catch 6rst glimpse Of the company STILL here is
very respectable and we'll looking Assembsge. There
Il syle about these people, which greatly like, for
is in the people themselves not in their clothes The
men carry themselves veil and have character IN their
fAees-they are gentlemen and certes there are some
lovely faces and forms among the women. This We dh-
cover while they gliding through the dance pre-
s,n,y shall be impressed with their rare beauty in
re2ose. An unpleasant sensation comes over US "a We
dieDver here 10 Richmond unmstakable specimens ct
the genus squir; thing With added brains, tongue
destined with slang phrases and some soft scky hairs
fuzErg parts Of its weak face thing born OF the tall
or goose Just such poor thing you see in Waah.
log on-a wreiched little cit and poppiay the morbid
proiuct Of civilization anywhere. Femtls count6rpsris
OF those pul idededees you also see creatures that
vVge and carry on the shallow hearted silly, fashions
Die se aru6cial-vapid, sickening, pasy limitations
cAric,tures lbels womenbood-h: only for spending
money in Rmcracks aud for breeding such wretched lit
lie Jgs as you see frisking around them TO night We
turn away from these that there must be some
sern but most ineIpcabe necessity that brings this
human scum into existence and to the surface Of soce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

Ponce CoURr.-Rscsrder Caskie presided yesterday,
a. the request OF the Mayor, who expected to leave the
city for few days, but was prevented by the ucemen
cv of the weather. The cases the docket we're as
iol lows:
Fsnian Thomas charged with stealing gold chain,
bel ,nging 10 Geo PARCEL The testimony in this case
az tnst the accused remarkably msy but the Re.
corier taxing dill rent view remsndsd Thomas for e1-
animation before Hastings Court and refused to al
m him to bail, Purcell having testified that the chain
was worth S25.
Geo Watts, charged with sssaulting Mrs. Elizabeth
Ames was discharged the complainant falling to appear
Nat Corbin mulAtto employed as waiter at the EI-
change Hotel, arragned on the charge OF stab6ng
Fleming negro employed to attend to the City Hall
He was committed 10 all
Henry and Augustus Miller for fighting in the street,
we've committed in default Of security for their good be-
hayour.
James Syrnss, proprietor of dNce house aud drink
ing saloon on IA street, WAS hned $40 for keeping
open after 10 o'clock T. n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
TINtsESEEES SALE OF vE1YVALUs Il
4 seal state in the city OF HIehmono, OF


A. the Of IAN b. Aaes and ndrew John
SON fU-s n de a executed I" them by Mr. Joseph Bumme
shall sell At public Auction the premises the order ad
verusea, on Friday, tbe 7lh Fcbruary, 1862, com
reneng a. IL oc'oeG the following valuable ate
The Lot thi soahde Of franklin between 18th ant
49, % with ha most excellent Brick Dwelling thereon nov
the occupancy az Mr. ell honng rs feet running baeI
80 ie-t 20 tae factory OF Jane n. Grant Esq.
Ind Chs Lot adjoining fronting 20 running 30 feet
SD III lot Eh Large framed DEerg thereon
pied by NJ Whtcck footing 80 ct 4nng 80
and bounded on tue west by the hAson's Hal
sth That truly beautiful Lot the south side Of Franklin be
5 And2oh Streets adjoining the reAjence Mr. Rober
Ays fronting 80 feet running back lO feet to Alley fe.
vide.
9Th That large and adnrab well located Lot Corner
Main and 25h Streets ironing 10 feet the Node Of
and 1870 aud he east line Of 25h Streets bounded on u
North by Alley, and adjoining the Tobacco Factory Of sale
Brummel.
9Th undivided sxlhpa Of that valuable pro ey know
the Uned satss ho s the Co Main and 2I Street,
Including the Bck feLenedt 10 the West Is possible that
he time q SALE the remaining Five Sth q said may
od This property known that farther description
eemed unnecessary. II Is admiral well nged
could easily converted into hos al the ConfeGe
Government or for other pa poses
TERMS -Oneouh Oah Ia G. IL and Is months for
sotiAble notes, interest add iecured by trust deed
The and Insurance fer 1862 he pu en- pay
GODDlN APPEKs0N, AIcts
jAi9 Is'ACsk JOHNSTON, rIu tees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

TEz.rvENr O. S1s-aEs g. FoEr AoSEor-A citizen
Of Haug-Jc, Captain rl t1e Coliederate army, and
b. % sut stl1uss or I0r river Las brought us iutor-
"a on chat les GiT- ago sixteen negroes escaped from
he Na1kr,sa Fort No alI gaiy returned 70 or
Ines They report tha the negroes there are very bad
" trelsd by the Yankees sud that Gen. Wool had -
slei orders 70 troops 90 shoot al regross attempting
20 escape from be- I1es, AID no, 10 spprcaead them
WAL Drg o .s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

DRowxED.-Oa Saturday another man WAS fourd
dros 10 the Canal trap viz in the second lock be-
low the Basiu He vas 4 member OF the 2ld Battalion
OF Mississippi youn,e Is and arrived here from York
town OF Friday There being no appearances OF violence
and small amount Of money found on his person, ard
having been seen intoxicated Friday night no i1qus'.
vas deemed necessary BY the Acting Coroner. The
name Of the deceased was Patrick Brady.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

SUDDEN DEArH Yesterday afternoon between and
o'clock Mr. James W. COT died suddenly on the side
u,t OF Governor street, in front Of Mr. Geo. J. Sum.
n,rs store he was seen to reel aud sit down suddenly
=, II seized With vertigo and when parsons went to his
ASSISTANCE they found lie eItiGc. Mr.. Got vas fore
man for NJ Samuel S Cotrsl saider and harness ma
ker aud formerly conducted the business on Aaiu
rect near the ST, Charles Hotel Ii "a believed thA! be
died from disease OF the heart
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

ILEG NNT NEW GOODS.-T. r PRICE co. have
Il Just received Ark sd Dol red ground Stella shawh
extra Zoe Rca Brosh Iona and suGre savs eS lndia
Paid PoplAins Rich Irish Popln', kch Dark rms hgured
plain, Velvet Sni s Robe Mes Imbro'dersI aek BON
znes BAfk WIS., OotlOIs diapers, Blankets OonAni Aei
al Of which will be sold Tar possible ~ o "a e.
IanS THOMAS X PRICA 4 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

AoRE CoSc1Er.-Mr Oliver announces tia. "Blind
Tom" viii again e1 'ibi his wonderful musc. pOSer',
In this ci,v duros the present week. Tom has attained
such celebrity hnl the mere announcement Of his pur
pose TO perform in public, will draw a crowd. He is
mystery to III Who him aud any attempt to explain
the faculties displayed By him would be abou; a. success
81 4. an Ell DIP, 10 tnclhAts the magnetic needle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

RICHMOND TrPOsRAPHIcAL SocIErr.-A a stated
meeting of the Society, held last Saturday evening the
following gentlemen we're elected to office
Presidenl-S. G Smith.
Vice Presideat-Chall.s Ellis.
Recording Secretsry-wm W. Wolf.
Corresponding Secretary-JSs Il. WGliord.
EluarciAl SecretAry-Amos h. Henry
Te,asurer-R D. GrAntlAnd.
t-at-Arms-John Il. AskeW.
Teustees-N. b. GodSin, Charles Ellis aud J. Il.
Campbell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
nay RATTLE OF SOMERSET.

NASHVILLE, Feb. l.-Tne official report OF Lent' ooi
Wat um commanding he 18th Mississippi regiment Il
the battle Of Fsh Greek or Somerset states that ~
were killed. 1913 poucd, I'd snd "A r. missing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

RIURSED.-Oar local e9ntrsrs of the Enquirer, Mr.
u W. Tayeure, returned from visit to his family in
Baltimore on Saturday last. He left The Monumental
c y or tn. "Amsriean WarsAU as it has been called,
on the 22l ul;, In company with four eomPatrio;s-
They embarked IN a small boat and sailed doEn Ch5sl
po,ke Bay until they reached Virginia They travelled
ia this wsy for several nights stopping during the day
,ire on tore obtain and avoid the danger Of
falling into the power OF Lncoln's pirates. Mr.. Tay'
l,ure informs Us tia! the people OF Baltimore are be-
coming more and more restise uudr the CALLING yoke
impose upon them by the Washington despotism The
iadca ions all point grand financial break down In
tie North In Baltimore the Federal treasury notes
ony cursen, at a discount of three to five per cent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

ASsIvE.sIKrEs-Ol the - OF February, las, year,
the L.,s Rock Arsenal seiIed by Arkansas irooF
On the To- Cen Twggs transferred the public property
in Texas TO he ate authorities, aud Col Waite USA,
surrendered Sam Antonio 10 TO Col Ben hcCulloch.-
On the s,b Presiden. Davis rlugurated at Mont
rnrn Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

CoScIM-Ws rus our readers will bear in mind the
concert to be give night for the benefit OF
the Western vrgpa volunteers and make arrangements
I,corii1Cly to attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
UNHE VALUABLE COUNTRY STAT KNo MAS "RIrCHII'I
Il ON THE DANA NEAR TEE Ri EsyUIR, AND With
LLELa.-r - LA

rUNHE VALUABLE COUNTRY STAT KNo as "RIrCHII'i,'
Il ON THE DANA NEAR Tx RI ESvVIR, AND With
0HE NILE or CIMoSD, r sALR AT AUCTION
At the Request oit1e owner Mr. Hugh Gslshe Oh al sell a.
public auctlo the pfem Thu sday, 9Th Fe
IS62, at " coeE ~, shot Gsbe .ested
bov., ado ming ire lands d Mes Haxs Shields snd she.T
cent -ing 70 Will viii BE- Iuod Nded into Ave snslr
PArees CT about ~ h. On fthe lots III
Portable dwelling house, together With he usual out HOUSES
barn, Stable, N.oheE Thee Is the Canal NaluAb,
stone quarry, opened few Yeas go ge, expense
Zach lot there beautiful bu Icing nesnd two Of them he
fine springs o. the 10 seeded ia heat ad ohesse
Isedd 10 Glover and hs ert lily 81 this land proyerb
l. being red clay and equal any flaming land james hi
"a.
It's seldom that valuable ody CT land within short
distance Of the ry is brought eto Market and hence tcus
itlendo1 Is cs.ledt 10 the ale thervo'.
EAEs onetourh cash. at 62 and Is months for
gotta not - inerrI added, scared by trust deed.
The taxes for is54 to be p4idb by IN purchaser.
jan29 GOD1IS APPERs0S AuctI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
YBIs DAy.

4 LIST CT LoTs AID PARTs o. LIrs IN Tx CITY OF
n Rehm md rtu ned dill quen for Of Oily
axes for the year 1861 sheh said p.rts Of Lo VII
sold In front Of the Oily Hall the lat day February
Of TIE pusngs oout OF the Lty Of Ehnon, bsesn
Of 10 o'clock and oelost there be pIesi
'ny paid h- rst there together With tseLiy per ss