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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-12-09

TOR sALE-THE MILLER IRO
Il WORkS.-We offer FOR sale, privately. the FU r.
ACE, with the extensive TIMBEk LANDS thereto
attached. The Forge Is in complete working order
The Merchant MILL, which, with the Forge, has the
best Water Power in the Valley
Nine Farms, varying in SIZE from $40 to 500 acres
OF good arabic land and several of them well inn
proved.
This property is so well known in the Valley of
Virginia that any detailed description of it is unnec-
essary and other will be adopted to bring it
to the attention of the Iron men of other States
The Iron Works are now in full operation, and a
purchaser OF the Furnace Forge viii be furnished
valuation with the stock necessary TO carry it on
The terms Of sale will be such that upon paying
moderate share OF the purchase money, and securing
the remainder the purchaser shall have liberal ~
for the after payments.
Mr.. John T. Lewis, who resides upon the ,,o,o; COS
will show The property to persons wishing % purchase
For further information, address
BENJAMIN CaAr r.NFoRn or
JOSEPH sMIT' "foND' or
Nov 18-6t
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SALE OF LAND end

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND end
" NEGK0.-I will sell, to the highest bidder, at
the late residence of Rebecca Brown, deceased, on
Thursday, the 18th day of December next piece of
LAND, ontanng acres, with good improvements,
in good neghborhood, adjoining the land OF Mai.
A. g. Way land, situated in the county oil Augusta
Terms one fourth in hand, and the balance n g. -
and Is months Also, one likely NEGRO MAN. for
cash. A. B. LIGHTNER Cona,r
Nov. 11-tds.
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MOTE LOST.

The subscriber has lost note for 81, 400 executed
to Sam1 Cline on the lst of November 1862 With
Henry Berry as security. The said note BEEN
PAID. and this notice published for the purpose
preventing any one from trading for it.
Nov 25.-3tx A. W BERRY
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Y EW MILITARY BOOKS.

IN
Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise, by Ueo. Pa,ten.
Nules Ar,iIle1y. b, W Leroy BTown
The Volunteer S Hand Book, by Cap. j. X. Lee.
Cary 2ayonet Exercise and Skrmlsh Drill.
Volunteers Camp aud Field Book, by Jno PCurry.
instruction for Field Artillery, irom Gilhams Man
ua.
The Field Manual for the use of Officers on Ord
nance Duty
3 The First Year of the War
The second Battle of Manassas.
The Partisan Leader
War Songs OF the Sonth.
Napoleons Maxms of War.
just received and for sale by
Dec 2--tf ROBERT COW An
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Secretary of the Commonwealth.

In pursuance of the foregoing proclamation, Poll
will be opened at the several precincts in Augusta
County for the election of member to the House of
Delegates to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation of VIM. NJ. Tate Said election will be held
on the 2d THURSDAY, the 11th day of December 1862
Dec 2-2t H. II. PECK. Sheriff A. c.
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RICHMOND, Va,
November l1ih, 1882

- - NOvember IIth, 1857. 8
f AoHASo'E NoTIeE-So. 3.
All Confef crate officers and men who have been
captured a,ad paroled in Virginia or yand at any
slLe llep the beginning OF hosttes to the Ist of
Noeem' ,er 1852, have been duly exchanged and are
nereo' so declared
:. All Confederate officers and men who have been
s9 Ivered at Aikens Landing, James river ar,y
me previous TO the ilth of November, 1862 have
been duly exchanged and are hereby SO declared.
8. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered Vicksbnrg, Mississippi, previous to the
lst of November 1852, and including said date, have
been duly exchanged, and are hereby declared.
ROBERT OULD,
Nov lS-6t Agent of Exchange.
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4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

a UFrIGE, 10 VII: y - -
Taken up by Joseph Hashbarger, his land, in
said county, the zth day of November, 1859, two Es
tray Cattle of the following description, VIZ:
lst. A STEER, of red color, white face red aro, d
brand perceptbe. Supposed to be two years old last
Spring and appraised at $40.
I'd. STEER, of pale red color with speckled face,
whi,s along the belly aud on rump. marks or
brand perceptble. Supposed to be two years old and
appraised $30 Extract-Testel
Nov. 25. 6z.--3t. WM. A. BURNETT, ID. G.
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SALE OF NEGROES

"
Under order of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county
rendered at the Nov ember term 1862. in the of
Randolph's widow and heirs, vs. Randolph's Admin
istrator's, &C. the undersigned Commissioners will
proceed, at the OF Greenvle on the 27th day OF
ing of men. woman, l boy and girl.
Te ms of Sae:--Three months credit for bonds
with approved security.
Sale to commence at | ] o'clock, a. M.
VIM. f SMITH.
Nov 1a-.asx Holm j. LAREW. Com RS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C.S. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
oFFIcE OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,
Richmond, Va, Nov -, 1882
DROPOSALS FOR COPPER aud IRON.

I
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office unit
O'Clock on Saturday. the 10th day of December, 862
for furnishing and delivering for the of the Navy
Tor the ending December 31st 1862 the following
Quantities and descriptions of Copper and lron viz
l5e tons OF Ingot Copper.
1000 tons OF accepted Gun Iron
l500 tons of No. cold blast charcoal lrcu.
1900 tons of No. 2 do do
1000 tons of No. 3 do do
2900 tons of hot blast Iron
1900 tors OF Charcoal Blooms.
200G tons of iron Plates for covering vessels punch
ed and finished.
The whole to be subject to inspection and approval
Persons offering will state the price per ton OF 2240
lbs for the Pig Iron and Blooms, and the price per
pound for the iron Plates and Copper and how soon
they will agree to deliver within the year. the whole
quantity of Copper and Iron which they may offer
furnish.
The deliveries are to be made to some authorized
agent at the nearest Railroad Clnal station to the
places where the Copper and Iron are manufactured.
Each proposal must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed by two responsible parties, of the
ability of the person Offering to comply with his bid
should it be accepted,
Bonds, with approved sureties in twice the amount
of the contract, will be required
Each proposal must be sealed, endorsed-"Proposal
Tor Copper: or Iron, as the case may be, and d-
rected to Commander GEORGE MINOR, Chief of
Ordnance and photography, Richmond, Va
Nov. 25-4t.
"a Atlanta, Ga, Confederacy Mobile Advertiser,
Selma, Alabama. Daily ISSUE Raleigh Standard, CO.
lambla, 5. c.. Banner, Knoxville, Tenn, Register,
Lynchburg Republican, Charleston, s. c., Courier,
Staunton, a., Spectator, will please copy this adver
tisement, and send bill 20 this Department.-R5
nsoad Enquirer.
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&10n REWARD |!

On Friday, Nov 2sth 1852, Bay MAKE was stolen
oIt of my stable. She is deep red in color, moves
finely, PAGES and dog trots. She has small lump
her back, caused by saddle, also, small star In
forehead and chin, but rather indistlnct-can be
discovered by close examination. A reward of $50
will be given for her delivery and $50 for the rogue
X. w. BEAR
CoHrad's Store,
Dec 2-3t* Rockingham co.. Va
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[IORsE sTO.EN-s20 REWARD.-o.

HORSE STOiEH-$2O REWARD.-On
IL Friday night last the 28th of Nov, the
Middle River Bridge on the McAdamised road, about
miles from Staunton, the subscriber had his Mare
stolen. She is small grey mare has had her name
reached Is about years old, has asght saddle mark
about the middle of the back, is natural pacer and
lopes WELL and carries her head somewhat straight
when the rein is given. The subscriber will give $50
reward for the recovery of the Mare. His address is
Harrisonburg, Rockingham county, Va.
Dec 2-3t* GEO. w. WEBSTER.
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Kennedy, ,on her land the 10Th day Of October 1862, in
the county OF Augusta, OF the following descriptions.
viz: lst. A MAZE OF black color, both hind feet
old, and appraised at slG5- %. HORSE of grey
color about 8 hands high, supposed to be about II
years old, and appraised at Sl0o.
4e iExtfact-Teste.l
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PUBLIC SALES.
FOR SALE,
THE STA UNION STEAM MILLS.

ENHIS valuable property, built in 1885, at cost OF
L $4,000, and furnished with he most improved
machinery, will be sold at public sale in front OF the
POst-ofce in Saunton, on the 9th day OF December
1862, unless previously disposed of OF which due no.
tice will be given.
There pairs of best French Burrs of feet di-
ameter and u inches depth. The pair of Plaster
from the Touring Mills. The Bolts and Chests are
of themost superior character and have small Burr
attached for regrindng middngs. The whole are
driven by of the celebrated .Corllss Steam En-
gines OF 90 horse power, capable OF working to 80
horse power and with more regularity than can be
secured by ordinary water power, and has consumed
only cord of wood in manufacturing 40 barrels o!
-four The Mill House is 20 by Is, and four stories
hlgh and the Engine House so by 35, story high,
and both covered with slate The Mill planned witt
reference to additional Improvements, and which
rapidly increasing custom will soon render necessary
Present capacity of the Mill, i2o barrels per dav.
The Mill Lot contains q acres, adjoins the depot
of the Central Rail Road side track OF which runs
to the M-door. 1t has also abundance of water and
fine site for Tannery. Cooper Shop, IS by
o. is on the Mill lot and furnished with the most
i'm proved machinery for making barrels, buckets.
&c, which machinery may be bought with the
Mill at the option of the purchaser.
The attention of the public is invited to this
Property, which is believed to, be in competent
hands, one of the most valuable in she grain grow
ing Valley of Virginia z
Terms liberal as to time, and will be made
known day Of sale, all cash, if the purchaser
desires it. s. ss8 -
s. A. RICHARDSON, !
Dec 2-tds W. II. TAMS.
II Richmond Wing and Lynchbnrg Republican
copy three times week till sale. Rockingham
Register and Lexington Gazette copy till sale. All
send bills to this Office for payment.
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Chloe PEGS.

O HOE PEGS.
SHOE PEGS by wholesale or retail
Dec limos FL. J. LUSHBAUGH & BROS.
Staunton, Va
The Richmond Dispatch copy one month in daily
and send account to this office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-12-09

- ALE OF LOT IN STAUNTON.-The un-
y dersigned, John Churchman as Commissioner un-
made in the of tjeigers Administrator versus
oeigers heirs, and Robert e.. Tickle, joint owner
will proceed to SELL Saturday, the 2sth day OF this
9taunton, on the hill adjoining the property of Dr.
StribIing, and running through the bottom to the
creek on which there is a Frame Dwelling House.
The terms costs of sale and one third in hand.
and the balance in equal instalments at and IS
months, with bond and good security, and the title
to be reserved as further security
49, j. CHURCHMAN.
ROBERT G.. BICKLE
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

~
The partnership heretofore existing under the
style of Crawford 4 Cochran is dissolved by Inn
itation All indebted to the late firm will please come
forward and settle without delay, with ther OF Shem
who only authorized to close the late business
tend at the old stand 70 the settlement of the busi
ness b. CRAWFORD,
Nov. l3-6t q M COCHRAN.
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4 U:.USrA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE, TO wit:

IN OFFICE, TO wit:
Taken up, by James G.. Fl. Raynes, on his land. in
said county. the 1st day of November 1862, Four Es
tray Cattle OF the following description, viz:
Isl AMUIY STEER, of red color, marked with
underketI in the right and slit the left
Supposed TO be two years old and appraised at $35.
I'd MULY STEER, of red eolor marked with
wallow fork in the lett and the right Sup
posed to be two years old and appraised at $50.
Sd A STEER. of black color, with norns, has white
on belly and TAIL ma ked with crop and slit in the
right and an underkeel in the left ear Supposed to
be two years old and appraised at $50.
Ath STEER of pale red color, with horns, white
belly and tail marked with crop and slit in The right
and underkeel IL the lett Supposed to be
years old and appraised at S2750
Extract --Testel WM. A. BURNETT. d, @.
Nov 25-3t
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0UARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMEN

QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT.
STAuNToN, Va, November Is, 1862.
DERSONS having claims against my Departmen,
Il are requested to present them at once for pay
ment. Persons holding back their claims will find
difficulty in settling them. H. nj. BELL,
Nov Ie-tf. Mai. IL @. nj. G. s. A.
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Dec 2-St w NJ. a. BURNETT. ID. u. &
4 UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

"A UFEILE 70 W.T.
AN ESTKAY HEiFBR.-Takeh up, by Ephram
Hnivey, mis- land the 18th day of September, 500,
Wis Heiierof red l. white Color with crop of the
left and slit in the right ear supposed to be two years
old, and appraised at $25-
Extract Teste
Dec. Pat WM. A. BURNETT, d. C. Is
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CLERKS OFFICE COUNTY CouRr OF AUGUSTA,
November 22d. 1s6c.
-STpAv
EsTRAY.

Taken up, by Michael McAleer on his land, about
the 10Th of Nov 1862, II miles from Staunton, one
estray HEiFER, of the following description. viz -:
small dark brindle Heifer, marked with peice of
right ear no other mark or brand perceptible. Sup
posed to be two or three years old, aud appraised
at $25. Extract-teste.
Nov 25-3t WIN A. BURNETT d. c.
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7. F. MINOR, 4 r. w. BURKE,
Richmond. Augusta co.. Va.
NEW MMIs s ION 4 0 U $ E
MIN0R d BURKE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street Sd door. 6elog 1871,
For the sale Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, GROCERIES,,
sc. sc.
We solicit c0nsigrments OF the above articles. and
will guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor us
with trial MINOR Il BURKE.
Nov. 1l-2mo*
~ Rockingham Register copy and charge this
Office IS.
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INAKE NOTICE
Il Any ore having good
BLACKSMITH to hire
find a good home for him IN the country, and al
liberal wages. Enquire at this office.
o L. :
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GOn REwt4RD,

SZU
For bay MAREstolen from my field She was
years old. t hind foot white, and also part of the
hoof Of right fore foot also, grew spot the left
fore shoulder; heavy and tail-the latter cropt
off little. Address PETER FITCH, Sr.,
Nov. Aft. Burke's Mill, Augusta CO., Va.
Eay Rockingham Register copy
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A UsUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERK 5
IA OFFICE, to W.T.
Taken up, by Charles Patterson, en- his land in said
county, Esiray Steer CT The following description
VIZ: }ts8 ssa
small brindle STEER, with " bite back and belly
white face and TAIL crop of right and an underkeel
in the left Supposed to be two years old and ap-
praised at S27 so.
Extract WM A. BURNETT, D. G.. &
Nov. 25-3t ttsts4t4sts
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Taylor Hoge's accounts made off, and they de-
sire to have them settled. All knowing themselves
indebted viii please come forward; and all having
claims against them viii presen. them for settlement.
Oct TT JOHN 3. HOGE.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
will not be responsible for any accounts contract
ed by my wife or for her use
Nov. 25,-3ts* JOSEPH p SHUMAKE.
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DMINIsTR.TOR,s SALE OF

A DMTNISTRATOR's SALE OF E.
IA taROES As Administrator de boaas non with the
VIII annexed Of William Smith, dec d. Will proceed,
at the town of Creenvilie Augusta county, to SELL
at pu bc auction on the 9th day OF December 1862
10 likely negroes-nen women and children-which
,vere left by ihe Will of said William Smith to N.
Tarbet and wife, forlife and directed by his Will to
be sold at their death.
Terms of Sale Three months credit for bonds with
annrovad security Sale to commence All IL O'Clock.
Whf. f. SMITH
A administrator de bonis non with the w Ill annexed
NovfE1s-tdsx of William Smith deceased
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Dec. 2tf.
GSls REWARD.

DJU
Runaway, from the subscriber. on the night of 22d
November, my girl Sally Said Sally is mulatto of
about 90 years. above the medium SIZE and inclined to-
corpu-sncy, she had forehead, and had lost
the fingers of right hand She took quantity of
good cothing and had on black crochet bonnet and
blue plaid shawl. The above reward will be paid
for the apprehension of said girl confinement in
jail, as she will make for the Yankees.
Dec2-3t WM. j. HOPKINS
/ OST-sIO REWARD.
Inc subscriber lost, between Staunton and Arbor-
Hill, Patent Lever Watch. The finder viii receive
INC inc above reward by leaving the Watch with Mr.
falmer at Arbor Hill, or at this Office.
Dec 2-3t* GEO r. CARRELL.
WANTED.
Io ehgagea SUBSTITUTE for which liberal price
VIII DC paid. Enquire at this Office
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! UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

N OFFICE to wit:
her IN his land in said county. six miles abeve
Waynesboro', near the Greenve road, of the follow
ing description to wit: A STEER of pale red color.
white crop off each ear and hole IL the right, sup
posed to be three yaars DID, and appraised at $40.
Dec 2-stl WM. A. BURNETT. D C.
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NOTICE.
~ Can be had, at John B. Hoge's (Taylor Hoge's
old sIand,)
Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, Salt Cotton Y arm,
&c. al low foureS for CASH.
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POSTPONEMENT. -
Tee above sale will be postponed until Wednesday
the 10Th of December at which time it will be sold in
twolots
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Recommendations of Colonel William 8. III.
Baylor as Brigadier-denetai of Stonewatt
Brigade. -

We, the field officers of the brigade, for the
first time, desire TO present the name of one who
is in every respect qualified to lead and command
the Brigade He has contributed much in build
ing up the command and in every engagement,
his gallantry has been conspicuous; and he COM
mands in an eminent degree the confidence of the
officers an men; and his appointment as Briga
dier VT ud be altogether acceptable We allude
to Colonel VIM. s. H. Baylor of the 9th Regt.
Va. Vol. With much Difference we suggest that
with one in the Brigade so eminently fitted to
command and WHO would inspire the troops alder
him with mnch confidence il would be but an
act of justice TO give us Colonel Baylor as our
commander. Col. Baylor is a fine officer and
gentleman in its fullest sense. Hoping that it
may be the pleasure of the President to crafty
our wishes remain, -ifi
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servants,
CHAs. A. RONALD,
Col. Comd' G 4th Va. Regt.
LAWSON Boris,
Col. Comd g I'd Va. Regt.
J.. F. NEFF,
A Col. Comd' 33G Va. Regt.
E. G.. LEE, s.
Lieut. Col. SD Va Regt.
And all the other officers in the brigade.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
~ OFFICE to wit
AN ESTRAY STEER.-Taken up, by Wm Il.
Gamble, on islanG, in the neighborhood of Spring
H the 10th day of September 1862, of the following
description, viz
Steer of black color. some white under the belly
and on bush of TAIL marked with crop off right ear
supposed to be years old last Spring and appraised
at 500 fExtract-Teste.l
Dec 2-st wM A. BURNETT. D. c.. S
Z UEUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
"A OFFICE to wit
AN .ESTRAY HEIFER.-Taken up, by Samuel B
Finley. on his land the neighborhood of New Hope
the lst day of September. 1852, of the following de
seription, viz a HEIFER of blue or black roam
colorof ordinary height, ear marks,supposed to be
3 years DID, and appraised at $27.50
Extract Teste
lee. 2-st VIM A. BURNETT, d. C.
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< The following is list of our fellow officers who
have fallen in recent battles Captain r. d. Simms
Lieut.. G. W. Grlls Lieut.. P. N. Byers Lieut.. Thos
killeen and Lieut. W. G. Dudley.
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IN UFFICE 10 W.T.: -
EoTRAY HoRSE.-Taken up, by Major D. Vines,
on his land, the oath day of November, 1862 in the
Horse of black color, white spot the night side
under The saddle, about i5 hands high. supposed 70
be about Is years old, brand, few white hairs
The forehead and appraised at SAC.
Extract--Tesie
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A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IN OFFICE, to wit:
Taken up, by Samuel Hays, on his land. in said
county, the sth day of July, 1852 estray STEER,
of the following description, viz:
A STEEE, OF red color, with some white on the
back, has piece off the underside of the right ear,
two years old and appraised at $50.
{Extract- Testel WM.A A. BURNETT, D. G.
Nov 25-3t ~ K
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-29
TRAVEL OVER THE LONG BRIDGE.

HEADQUARTERS DEFENoEs OF WASHINGTON,
November 10Th, 1859.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8. .. ay
Hereafter, the Long Bridge, over the Poto-
mac, will only be used for Government pur-
poses. Neither private vehicles nor citizens on
horseback will be allowed to cross the Long
Bridge, but must go by the way Of the Aque.
duct Bridge.
BY command Of Major Gen. HEINTzELMAN.
CHAUNCEY MoKEEVER,
nov Att Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-29

DY }. @. McGUIRE a co., Auctionsers.
ID By YIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE OR
PHANS COURT Of the county of Washington, In
the District OF Columbia, will offer at auction, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December next At 4
o'clock p m, on the premises, Lots and r in
Vests subdivision or Lot one, In square ak hum
fronts on New Jersey avenue, nearly opposite the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad station, and the other
ON First street west between and Estreets north,
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in CASH and the residue In two equal In
stalments at and y months, with interest, to be
secured by approved notes. II
The terms Of sale must be complied with In one
week after sale, or the property may be resold at
weeks notice. "
7@, HELEN NJ JACOBS, Guardian Of
B. o. and Helen A. West.
J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucta
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nR. FIsHBL ATT,
~ or No. AL, corner Of Eighth and + streets,

OPPU5Itu 1rIe uencfuf fUse Onluei
Can be consulted on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS, as well as all Diseases Of Imprudence,
OF whatever character, and which may be declared
incurable by other physicians. He engages to make
an immediate cure,
From his lengthy practice in the science OF medi-
cine he rs enabled to offer himself to the public
being the only one in Washington capable OF anord
ing speedy relief All cases durable Will be guaran
tied. He warrants a cure without the use OF mer-
eury or any other dangerous medicine. Recent cases
w n Letters addressed TO DR.. =, at his ONCE No
aoi Garner OF Eighth and streets, opposite Cen
erai Post once VIII rseeive Immediate ssesntton.
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10 Vesper service.--A Vesper Service viii
be observed, tomorrow evening, (sunday,) Novem-
Der 30, at Willard Hail. : street, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, and word OF thanks.
giving will be spoken by Rev. William Henry Chan
ming. Hour OF service, ~. no 2g-lts