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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

TgIr ILLISoIs CoFFLE.- When two weeks
ago we printed paragraph about a wonderful
crop of coffee which was grown in Illinois, along
the line of the Illinois Central Railroad. by man
named Huffman, from seed which was procured
in Australia. we took occasion to pronounce it "a
sell Of the baldest kind" From farther account
from Mr Huffman. instead Of being cofse. it is
some herbaceous plant and aSnual, growing like
other crops of the fam. 1t may be well enough
TO make hot beverage from and may taste little
like coffee, the same as wheat or rye scorched and
ground. Coffee is not produced by plant, but
from shrub, or more properly a tree, usually
from six to ten feet high, but whcn allowed to 70
main, though they are not nearly SO productive
when old, they will reach twenty 10 twentive feet.
-Germantopn 1eiegroph
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

SPRoUTING RAsPBERRIEs.-Now is the time
to take up the roots of the Catawissa Raspberry.
part them and plant the pieces in hox under
glass A little bottom heat applied will he service.
able. Care must be taken to keep the soil mode
rately moist. When the sun becomes hot, as is
very frequently the case in this and next month,
ventilate at mid day. When the shoots make
their appearance and until they are three inches
high, they require particular cure in watering so
as not to scald them hv too much water and the
hot sun, without proper airing to counteract it
The same remark maJ be made in regard to
grapes. We cut the raspberrie roots Into pieces
lea wing but one eye to piece, and plant one
inch deep. the same as grain Of corn [-German.
town Telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22
lam, respecl'y, your ob't serV't
L. NJ. GoLpsBoROpGu, Flag Officer, DC,
UsirHp STATES STEAMER OFF ELrIIBrTH I
CRY, Feb, 10Th, 1862.

I'll have the happiness to report that
have met the enemy of This place this morning at
nine o'clock. After very sharp engagement,
succeeded in destroying or capturing his naval
force. and siencing and destroying his batteries
on Cobhs point The only vessel saved from
destruction is the steamer Ellis, Capt. j. VI. Cooh
who is wounded and a prisoner IN board this
ship. have other prisoners. ! sm happy to
say that our casualties are few considering the
warmth of the enemy's frc-say two or three
killed, and soms wounded
| send the Ellis to you under command Of act
ing master Chase of this ship, who hope you
will confirm in the command. The coduct Of
tho men have the honor 10 commend Is worthy
of all praise A detailed account will be furnlsh'
ed when | have time. ] am happy to say that
none Of the vessels are severely injured, ! shall
leave here a SMALL force and visit the canals and
take look into the other places before return.
Ihave the honor to be very respectfully your
obsdient servant.
&c. Rovis.
Commanding Y. $. Nav
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

PAmsSiP OrsrEas.-To one pint Of mashed
parsnips, add three well beaten eggs, ateosponful
Of butter. peper and salt 10 sui, the taste, and
sufficient -four to hold the mixture togsiher.-
Mske into little Cat balls and fly brown in butter,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22
W at Il { IL S ,
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
TnE.ROUT of THE REBELS COMPLETE
5000 PRISONERS CAPTURED.

Al tie Gnnboots Captured. - Particulars Of
the TgAt-Federol Loss in Killed and
Wounded Less than 300.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

CPhLpINGS Prepared Glue, and sheuo|s Muehase
- Price per bottle aud brush % cents H.. .,,,,;ns
s''a.s' FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22
JOHNS & CR0SLEY,
saIv MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED
GUTTA PRECHA
CEN EMIT Il O 0 II n u

6OIi<A E1S"OtA
GEM ENT r 0 o + L n q,
The eAoepe., and most durable Roofing In use. tsrhe
and Water Proof.
Item he applied to and old Roofs n' MI kinas, aHo
80 shine!e Roofs without removing the shingles
The Cost is only about One-Third that
of Tin, and it is twice as Durable.
eUTTA PERCHA CEMENT,
ro, presevnc and repairing Tin and other Metal Roois OF
syery descriptions its great eastIcty not huea
by the contraction and expansion 81 Inetas ana WI" NOT
eIack in cold or run in warm weather. -,
The.e materials have been thoroughly tested IN New
York and all parts Of the Southern aud Westefn STATES
and we can give abundant proof Of all we claim IN their
favor. A..
They are readily applied BY iinary labor'rs, a. tn
$50" "No HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials put up ready for use, and Tor ship
plug all parts OF the country, with full printed direct
for application A.,
Full descriptive circulars will be furnished on sPpea-
ton by mail ~ in person at our Principal Oce and War.
house, 7e WILLIAM STREET, Corner OF LibsIty
steetA New York. ~ z,oo,,,
AGENTS WANTED Terms Cash!
l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

A NEW LOT OF HARDWAkE d SAD.
n DLERY. Also. the best assortne..' z, iror
Nails and Steel to be found in the county. at the
Mammoth store Of fRlLING d GRANT.
sunsury, June :, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
Tmylor's Celebrated Saloons.

where visitors can have their meals, or, 'heS aes
they will be furnished in their own rooms.
din The fa;e served in the Snonns ana hoie' - acr
kno,yeded by to be vastly superior 10 thal OF
nny other Hotel in the city. r ,; :; H.
with a these advantages, the cost Of living IN the
,annai i, much below that Of any other hrst class
Hotel oih-oo'> WV
August 4, 1so0.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22
BLACK SILK COATS.

Gored Mantles.
Popln Busters,
French Ssques,
Silk Bssquines,
Newest Designs, Ready Made. or Made to Order
COOPER * CONARD,
NE. Corner Ninth and Market, Philadelphis.
Nav IS, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

! was about to desert my post to go to his
assistance when discovered the officer Of the
guard approaching with two men. We all
listened to the sound, and were satisfied that
it was Eddie's drum. ! asked permission to
60 to his assistance. The officer hesitated,
saying that the orders were to march 10 twen.
ty minutes. promised to be back in that
time and he consented. Immediately start.
ed down the bill through the thick under.
growth, and upon reaching the valley fol.
lowed the sound Of the drum, and soon found
him seated upon the ground his back leaning
against the trunk OF fallen tree. while bic
drum hong urou bush 10 front OF bin,
reaching nearly to the grcund. Az scop Sc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

RICHMOND NAlKrs.-We have bot few changes q
noe in pic "a since our las weekly report. CoTTII,
which was sold a. auction last fhurIdsy at Al So 100
par 10, Is now he'd 8. 81. Anothsr auction sale q
Cch.s will take pace tc'a.y 4; Aesus. Kent, PIiue & Goa
building on Main street, uhioa they have rto,cupisd.
APPLEs are selling freely a. SlOlI5 per bbl. A fac lot
o = Apples, in boI,s, from Sarry coanny, we're sold
yesterday By Hass;a Tyler i Son. Tnis frui. was pu: up
in Iisa: boxes, nearly tSs Sizs of q lemon box, and par.
.tionsl in the coatEs, in ike manner. The sides, top,
AID bottom Wsrs formed of thin strips of wood, abOu.
An ;lch and 4 h;lf aosri, so that the fruit was exposed
o view c. al sides. As barrels are scarce, this md, Of
sspdng frui: to market is no: only economical but ott.
e,Eiss sdyaatlgsogs, and should be generally adopted.
&c lot s2li a. s. : per b-N.
We qIo.e BAcos It 65 at4 o. beg Round. BUrrrR
4 "a = 50 cts. OsIoSs Sl2 l0 per Dbl. ~srIDs-oloysr,
$40; Tin5;ly, SIS LEArHEs-s2 for sol; $2.2S for
dl,nesl and Skjstng. N other kinds to b. had.
HlDIs -Dy, co; Greco, 20; DO. sailed, IS. Corros,
27l25 cts. SUGIs-B,oEn, 55a65 cts; Clarified, 7O47S
c. AoLAsEs, 50 10 pes gallon. RUCE, 81 10 &C
WHISKY, Sl2 "a Per gallon, The market Tor Manu-
iGe.a-sj ToRACC) ooa'inu ) animated, aad full prices
are CHAINED Tor i desirable los. Another auction see
Sl take plscs to-dly at the CIR her of Aaia and Is
Erests Tas FLoUR mArke: Is Ill unsettled, sympl
hiking with TIE raFii upward movement in wheat
Ql9tatoas are merely nominal.
The ~buoyAncy impaired - Ii, WHsAT msrke. BY the
demand foe G yeraUs' imposes has caused q further
sdVlace n rices. al il tie n:il-rs, operating on lheir
own aCc,cnI con hue - bid sEAias! che Govercnea,
Q "a. rA'tcr', or gent, the price vi! only reach the GU
minsting clint Wben consauors refuse to ply the rates
yaich may be denAnied fyr Flour, determine to die
pare with that article Of food :or a Sc Ison, and suor
the Comm ssAry Department to o. .sia its supplies for tie
army, Ta0 policy which puts n Government il the
as a~cprfet; T with he milsrs, Is certainly
beneficial 10 be a'noS, vao have Whea. to cell r.
ghs is III Tt cal b. slii is fave ".., L..,
. a p-"- cf II ,1s, aat he Government has o
pay a mpoh lager sum for the quantity i. rtqljres tb'n
4yu!d have ban Ia clss had it divided is contracts
suo1g no niIsrs, in R~icarnni, Lycehburs, aud Peters
burg, iDs,srd # raying che CoJcsrn so much per bSl
to- -Four u d a: thei: mill, fron Wasst bought BY
tn, or sac Government. We quote Wleat &; sl.60
l 55, With an upward tendency.
CANAL CoxNEKCE We snneI q complS'ivs state
nent o,rvei f,on IS ial ~reccris of the receipts 6,
Rcln-ui. sui slipr2 .nts he-cs Of Vsrou ar cls by
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
EgTIOE SALES,
MgOkTayr SAFE OF MACE WAY

ON IT, saDAY. the 4h Of 20 sn,e (asIt non,A) lie. the
" YEA h pc a: 1t may l viii Of or sac 20 te kgh4t bid
der for cash, the elire Machinery Of the Predsri.k,bsrg HOPE
Foundry, coIB slrg IN PAR. Of
10 aide lashsI,
Sh.Ei d.,
2 iF0E lazerJ,
4 upTsil 6iil',
i pu ca and shear,
! s0ttsr,
] g5sr cutter,
! LiJ hSmmsr, .
screw rs machine, with other tools In Machine Shop.
IN .oAaPrNrrzs sLor,
lengue nd grove plsas,
/ Dani,l . planse
l 40. psper
2 NOR lee ~macAiaes,
2 ttnon nS3iInA,
qsn1. crsulrr 5 wa and tables,
tntn saw St tRbl',
/ SOhoTse eogne 9 IHisr boilers, With al Ire shaft
los II A.eh' c shO be tins, &c, and seve a hu 1.
orei fet OF gas pipe, with s N. 20 TO 81 "a ne $
Ill IS, &c
will Aso sell,
TWENTY TO TWENTY-FIVE TjNs LUYP wHrrS-AsH coal,
Tor Foundry use, pig lion, alMge amount OF EAST end wrought
scrap iron n'sk1, Ald a Ia GO y-rls;y Of cast u g. oak, ash and
waite pine Ia nte't o. Ulrh l have 4 large Lt5c, q portable
steam engire and saw mil, So-ioTs power compete.
Also, s.Y.rAl w9s>t mac ines, corn shellsrs, tlou his, sDd other
asro iltur- i tnpiem 'nS, &c.
w Az an induesren.t T. PoIaders All olhs' ~p:rehSsers at q
distance, | vii place on ass Or ears, ~ cur 6ep s, any Of the
shove n ach' merry, free Of edArgs, Eusrant' eily trans ortAton TO
g. ahn- nd or tAe iaaoys' Jrn d1H, ~ may be referred.
Feaehek.hnrS, oct IL, 1854. J2HJ b. SCOTT
oct IT-gdH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

0CR Army " Hrsis. rrl.-rle Mobile Register, O.
tue ll.h, SIys' We learn that our army has made q
sand a: a c.nveaieat point in North Missis,Ppi-tl,t! I!
IS beng rapidly r~s.nf1Scei, and i'll lO,l be in position
% r.,une o. n-iTe operations. We also ar from
ThA' We seep good authority, and with a qualification
suich 20 kaoS WlI be shared 6y nine,y nine GU. Of eve
y husd ed Of olr reader, that n T General Van porn
AS a4eo slpsrssdrd ~ N irf Gsusr.l PeRbsstoa, Who
vas recently il cOmmAq1 Of the depAr men; OF South
Carolina and Georgia. Gan. P is reput,d al active ard
I plilon! 9TH ser, Snd we hope will iufass new energy
Inc III !i:ary MA tara Ia the very important DEPART ent
nos commit d 10 liz charge"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

uASLAIL PHc 5 Mn -When General Prices army
irs. came to C1liatb, (ssys The Knozviis REGISTER
hey we're very ike uuto hther Ad IN 10 Elem, shir,loss
\ large quantity OF tent cloths v's shipped 10 the con-.
usad from Memphis. When the PACKAGE were rolled
VI: am the veterans OF the E;ssouri camp igl a lopg,
serious locking, lantern lwed N;souri.u, after
i spec ing the goods, turned to bis comrades saying,
30 fellSrs or'sr seDd for our wives TO mske up them
shirts, they'll ave Us, too, a I'D sigh OF s,rs:chin -
It never occurred 0 ties, men thA. they we're to to
supplied with too's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

TIE LUSA1IC AsrLUX AZ 4 LEIGH -Tli3 i1'itut'on
cost the State of North Carolina $3.50 90, AID has oecn
n operation abou; seven ys,rs, duSiHg wa'.a tae there
have been -Ee- 800 patents undo, :reliuclt-som p
of whom are there now, An ordinary case Of ias.nity
(ays d.. Fshr, Who las charge OF the 10 i%truioU) re
quires sbOItsK monhI u?l.I4ea'. Not tne dsh are
restored. Vest CT to Fs"ea's are sus'aiael by the
Safe, 70 which ti'ie il al srnul a. preparation Of s26.
900 500 e yea i oharsei FOX board aud treatment Of
4 pitie4t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

TIs FIsHr Al AUarsrA, XIV soc i stated IN -
Ksa.usy pApers, hat wen CJl Duke sl.esel Asggsa
Na,.s a,gs Wsrs hung 81. al over the to'a, End bic M
sfeesi E-h their guns s!alg al uasu piei9u' Of a
tA,k. Zen 30 asn, uI7ias hIudk roi,s, lad c5aire D.
WsrI drlEn ~ o. he sl,ees 70 Ei:leu bis s~P2ar,a.y
ka4lful e ssaass, hitlog SEaiUs. he VAS hesiJplu
ESa undsEs Sad bshiaI houses, Wd.ei accounts ter
tis cas- dsrab.s loss among be offers. Il gh4 d;al
which ea uoi enc o. he gulo5ss was dsSosd oy o
sho: rem 0ae Of his l.ls do+i z1ss and he o Der b1v
s.saasd on; o. harms way. Pr-atce'. soa a. no:
sf.e' &c y .aksel la3 E9,sSd tbs satA s,g. l. th-s
happens that ihs b4i morIls lngu'cA.ed D. ts fable
hlv, b ough, thsl: Legitimate resu..a % his OEa hearth.
soma. Alter young Prentice sad Oilers o on, nau
Vsrs thus assAssi1assd ~.Sr,i9ls v~slge,Go1 Eas ~.sassi
u5s7 As TsIsra:"H Of ;acss OC.-ages. Caa Yi,a'
dgynl rrshsi la.o ah,lD o,cagiel Oy The Fsts,als :,
f,on ne Wiliovs Of Which yodrg Pseltj,s a d IN ryan.
o. ssVils, uer, shO., AM, -tl bis oAyoae, dspIc c.
Cd ay, 4 the ssssinL Tbs two s,llrgs O. u { d :
them see su-rou,g5d and bg,usl. hore thar % e.
huadrsi Fed rli,,s are kaoWn - have persisted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

4 T. HrL's lIosr pIvisIoS.-T "a J'gh: Division
euerc9 81, bigtdes, to Wit Gresg's, Pendsr's, Az
o.u', s d. tnos, s.no' his Gsa. Field vas wounded
A. aa..sss, O.mDsndei by OIL BtOke-brougbl T'q
mas . 'orai commanding since the resignation Of Brig.
g q. :. X Andsr'OoI AMI Banoh's looW un'er COM
maod c! co.. Llnel GaIIons Artillery from Fssde.
ro Jseu's IS attached to Acher's Brigade.
TIE troops of the Light D vision are reported 10 be
from the States nSmsd, va Felas, Vrgiuiaus, Branch
aud Plnler's, North OArolinials; Toms, GsOrsians
Aroher's, TsnnssseeIn', eIcop: lsh Georgia Gregg,
South CIrOinAns, s batteries artillery and some
cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

LiIEsr TR n rS NIsr BY NAIL The Knoxville
Rs ulster o. tie "a , inst has a hi + r a,ene ,: OF the
"a. ls At ? rr!yils bIsrd ion he repar of " officers
rom o N any i, Heltrcky," rho reached RuoIVi'e or
be 49,. Th, oa,y de6.io part ct i is statement! is
"a, n the sscord dy's fsbt III + deal, were Io1cl,
4 900 prisoners ard len pieces ol o4sro7 ,ap!rr,i, ard
bat The prisoners hal We, q bTOu. b. 10 DI4vna. We
ought ~e,r.aily 70 receive ions d 6 lite accounts Of tie
hal. 20 lsy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

7 AMI FOR SALE IN CJ.NaB,
IL Ny age, ard the loss OF ny servants, mAtes 4, necessary for
ne 70 give up NfnRs. Therefore Offer or sale the land on
IN Oh l reside, ali lining IRE re,dsnc Of DR. wn. 2 Brasion,
md o'he =, nt,llll Gbout tUo hundred and Gty asreI-eght
cen nj - from ~ city o~'-ctuor =, and thrse nj IS from the Old
2hrreh IayGrn, uEe.- tEero lea poat ONCE. The ball iNs q cou.
,st o. coal rtL ole dEtuins with SIX rooL., pas e add reh-
-, the oat bullIsssuot q \ olcrl ton Tht pace Is suplef
Sfth Il Der and " OF suf. 10 FOR al 5 e purposes .fthe q IN
= well 81 Ture rs'6sl g. tlt yard, and . Yer al good 'prings GA ~
farm. tad a 2 Cd orchard Z Sp7le trees. TINS laui l. 81 z Cd
'erii y, an h s % plcn y Of mari on u, rom which hry &C e
shoE dec.d-dia J.. ~ men. from It's ue. TtrTe Az pub ic roads
IA front sni rear O. ne pl.ce, VI n coastlut- boundary lin s ;
Ia an ~ tesbie SuFke 70 y mel hb) -ho1d, nea- sew raj FOOD - lis,
.d tonvenieat 20 chlrchs Of g rent deaOul- ldols.
Any psIan Ulhlrg o see the trn Win ana ns generally a,
hon.
TsFHs AsSo4oiE4tg.
Uanovsr Or .E fSyN 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
RICHM sND AND DANvILLs RAILR JAO,l
SUPPLEMENTARY JTTToE, ,
Richmond. Aug1.t 2Sd, 1861.

NOTICE.
v and Gnsr "WEDNESDAY, August sTth. the Passenger Train
" on the Richmond and d A. vile RAilrJ lad Will run ~ follows:
WAY TRAIN.
Gcing West Way Train will cave Richmond ttNly except Fun
dAVI) a, T93 A. NJ, and arri' In DSnvine At 44' '. N.
Comm EAst Way TT In will leave Dsuvil.e a. I23 A. Nj and
arrive In Rlehuon at 4iIf VI
Tbis trSlu viii c ury the local travel Only, and will stop 81 all
sgg ,se snr II cs will be closed a, so A. ~, and ats thI,
hour no way b. ggsge will be received.
THROUGH TRAM.
GoicE West rhr ugh Train Will leave Richmond daily Al SIS A.
w.. aud coring East will re .eh hichm- nj at tlS P. n. This train
doeI not e beyonl Burks5ile, snd will not stop at any way Sa-
lions.
Pass ngtrI for Junction win take this tTda.
BAggigs entTadoe will op n a; ':O A NJ AMI close tsite A.
NJ, no bag aga will be received after tS hour.
Jas. H. LISTER,
ssis 6sntrA ftskst Aseak
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

GLLLASrRT or As ALABAMA Bor-At the battle Of
Iuks, JJhn C Jllkj ?, Jr, 0:de'ly Sergeant Ia 90. D,
81 b Alabama regiment, WAS some thiry PAGES ahead o
lie cOmrsdOs, advancing on the Ylukees, abOu, fifteen
olcss 10 front OF them, when hO was shot by a L'eu'en.
ant, bG. never dsult,d, be pursued lin into the enemy
Ines c'p:u'ed him aad h5 esOrd. 49, retarued sliely
% tie ri, ads vtn the yriS,. Young Jl5kiHs vac after
Yards taken prisoner, but tie lieutenant whom be had
olytur d vss tl,n 10 rsfr.keeFirg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
THI vAKrlrIs.-The managers II the Varieties az.

THI vANsrIs-The mansgs IRE f the Varieties ar
loap;e 'hl th.ir icosips ,c.-ight will b, devoted to the
relief Of he Wilmington sqd,es,. This Is gsue,ous
"a ;, Aad one that &c hcps ail Ls sust.insd BY a hearty
Ts1.o2-s irc# Tie PLAY aoe's. BI: 'ho ContibttOn
nigh: b. nd larger il tsksss we're ~dsPo'ted for sAls,
e The "a io9s bookstores Gld hO.els, where they could
be p~u.e.a.el by perso. s who mish. no: b. disposed to
attend b. Varieties, 81, woul1 be %.iling t. give a donst
or two 'owlr's lie .uud proposed &c be saised. We hope
{, = I'll "a culs. ArJ IL done, ~e can assure the Iuolic
A: II 10 suns !ha' con rbu.ed vii be tent to Wilmington,
Va Oh, in this tOT OF misfortune, appeals go strongly
% cur synpIttiss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

kNECUrIgN'SssLE OF LAND,
AZ Crops, Stcck, dC.-I viii sci 20 The highest lid ier, on
u'slay, The II d Jay Of No smhrr next, II falr, n no tie
~nettiArd lher, sher, tis de,irAoie Farm known as Locust
IN, ly Dg Ia the O0uaty Of LsusI, six miieS no the si Of rreyil-
ans Depot, feven miles nor h OF Lou 50 Court House, aid alb ut
twelve IN is cas- - Gori'n' iNe ~ the waters o. Kick rro eek,
a ioi iuy the lnd' OF h hard u. BiNb, Jss. L. ETA, Dr. We. A
Gle'pie. aud 9TH ~. ,o-t.ia pg oOi acres, shout $50 ay-es Il
valuable low grounds, a ths Ign lind "a u s.1 tat OF I'm
pr yenent This | j atty cor si'rHd &c - uus OF the hneIt Granite
Farms Is Vrg ma, IN st, ~uilI''or t'huI te F-proiucng to.
oacco OF he { e.. texture. cora wheat oats &C In abundance;
C over sad ot'er g.Nrei uos llNlral y. The !m,rovtmer IS
co5sSi o. a l,rge and ccnvenl.bt i've g l.rAted bout the
crLt eo'th- Farm, o. Z be tutfel u, vhyn com r q IDS = view u
SlNrRs portion o'ths ian, wUh az rrces,a OF BuI "EgL To
oAcco Hoa Is s'Gcrn.tc Gu ESQ O0l pouuts too S'co; ntishoor.
hood gpoi eni heal nv; Depot nesE enough & aak- tEI tips =
la, over = level rad. Aay VT n communication Sdi'es.e to
JAMS II. W''oLF. LIZ, louisa CoGr-H use, will be promptly
ate d TO, he hAvng the power TO act for me.
Attic "a Je time an place, l will a 50 sci the crops Cf Corn,
S'd Ter. Iav &C. took %, all Kind an -ns them soue Ace koss,
Horis, Mules, and q .te
Terms accommodating, and ma e Known on the t'y Of sale.
ASSE w.vlFO
oc's "a. Txa-utri. ~ VIM y wNH1fsik Is~'I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

AEsr E~Ivs-Psrsoal arayils f5sn the E1,th re
p7rs II the i4sh Of Genera. sulI into F,uusy'Vtns
hSs ~produosd a great CON n)tiaa saitrJlls 10 the couq
tgy o. the Il iioaiss. fls Ia asoa; the lhirl time
8 uarJ has mAilI circle GrOaud TIE enemy Ard hith-
ey2 Die rs,os1ois'sne;s have been ~'oioSei b! cone,
thing e,ss, -; p~r5aoiy, OF ,e aulh Of s4s Jcha
20 VI army. LH Us De patient.
Fen the sane eo1rss, ne is,l 90 Mcclellan con-
k-9lA.ss Auy .birg skO TIA a. aey'ceo INTO S1r:teTn
VrgiciL Tae LncOln P.ocauI49a Lal had the ~ ct,
UPON many Of ais 0fi,ars sld Il 4, o. producing certain
tviagss AbGu. their rcckz, Whics OdlS - u.5i sue cad
sad hnsnLA lie fate Of the red nbab.s John brown,
Wise exploit IA TIA, v~iOiaisy as oa0O operiy coD
dsaued BY themselVss
F.om certain movements elsewhere, We may be jus
nd, any day, In looking FOR another tremo' in the etC
my's country, rssulang from an invasion of YtakOs land
IN a d~l,eeil9n not at al Looked for by the Aboi,ionists
TIE horses are sadilsd, aud the troopers are booted SnG
Starred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

Ar A DsCoUST-TlO KloISll, Rsis!er says that
+ .dsrsl " blue bIcks" No:thern Gu 'rencs) can be bought
l~ryShere 10 Kentucky, south Of our army. a. ely cents
o tbs dolu for Co. fsderate nctsi Thi' shove the
feeling Of K,ntuekiA' S aud tho strength Of the popular
eoav'ciion that the 'taVs of Kentucky is nov irreVOc.
ably 6Ksd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
4 yALuAH y Rs.uir Tn CnrNry OF

4 yhLLab FSa.n ~ 'Fil SnInTf OF
AuctiOO,-A A. tie reyueu u Dr. P~oisdextsr. ne wrssIt p n
te ~, mse', oa sONO \, i,''S n day OF DC. by, ccm eseng
At ~ o'cl5c Il the V .uAtl lie Fam l0ca - 4 the 81 untv OF Il II.
'isc, Is mile ea,i Of q chuond, Nt- In 3 la'sIo OF jams river a d
liiey occlI irib5 nm. II cfp'aas o. S"-e. OF END, Of Which
I . acres are Bei sailshgr state e ~oIlHvauop tn rs
rG'rdors h Aypy -oodsl II n IN ard oak n vHgn & oh
re irPuy N mt consist q : tao TRY fsu.i DE.iirg con
al isgs ven iaTgs ro. ms, togeih.r Ntl q Kcheu,N z. o ar.
tea RIA fehrrse, sta'lss, barn Ice Hou e, AMI ave Y other
VT build Nc needs upon \ pla1tsiloL ,. There Is also up,n t7e
fam AZ buidAIc; OF GSl, easy Of access. Pos s. GA can be
sd = oucr.
rEBNs.-OHe ihhrde sh he b lance ct and 2 years, for ne
soaAoe notes, with interes, Adde =, aids BY = trust deed.
J.b n. IAILOA6 ron, Auets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
800 EEiHARD.
sASvoRDJ. lAsLT.


HEADQUARTERS DEPA CT HEsRI1o,t
kicAD5rd, Va, Sept. so,h, isG3
7rscI4L 9RDEss,
Genera O-ae'i, No. Il, Hesiadrrt.r' Department Of Hearieo.
'I,,h 81, lNs sad psra-r-pn III, 5 edl Or, sn ~ IFS.
He Ifqs % tsrs Leps.'r IN: o. Sra.!c', aUIu : !, lsC2, prohi lang
r rgGesf - TIE ca, i0yW a Of subs { ts are 20 sr modined
lat Pars95s y.yiau7s ttsse orieFs y u be ~. Q ted OILY 10 such
q, nGiies IS may b. iGpnset BY I Oourt hs-tia.
81 Grdes q Brig. Gen. ,.oo. II niqi,r.
IEGlAa,
,ct i-2v Assistant Idu.ap(ne terh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

Cs4sos scsoOls III, Li'srry Bond Of No'lh Car
dina ne, il RAle,gh las, week ard ordered a FL Dis
tribuion Of o Q hundred thO1saBl dollars to be made
for Common School purposes. Tas sun is DeNrly ten
,bO1s.nd dollars hrger than asy previous distribution,
s1d /, il thought th4t The snoant can hereafter b. in
creased