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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
Another account Of the Fort Saun.
dsrS Fight. .H.

A Knoxville dispatch of November 20
says: The great rebel blow anxiously an
ticipated so long, was struck this morning.
Reinforced by the troops of Sam Jones,
Jackson and Williams, Longstreet sought
i to annlhllate the army of the Ohio by one
blow, for which he selected seven pick ed
regiments. Skirmishlng commenced last
night at 10 o'clock, and continued sharp
ly until near daylight on our left front be-
fore Fort Saunders, which was command
ed by Gen Ferrer and defended by the
4 10Th New York regiment, Benjamin's Sd
4 United States artillery, and Buekley's
Rhode Island battery, Our pickets were
driven in, and the enemy had posse sed
I themselves of some rifle pits, but our bows
drove them back. Suddenly the rebel
storming party, led by the 10th and Eth
Georgia regiments and the 18th Missis-
sippl regiment, under cover of our own
/ retreating men, came to the assault and
approached to within one hundred yards
of the fort unframed. Then ensued a
scene Of desperate daring, stubborn resist
anoe, death, carnage and horror, scarcely,
&equalled during the war, as these men,
the veterans Of the Potomac and the flow
or of Longstreet's army, confident of the
promised victory, plunged into hailing
hell of lead Wires had been stretched
from stump to, stump in front of the works
by Captain Poe, and over these the adj
vanclng enemy iell in confused heaps with
the killed and wounded among them -
Our rartllerymen hurled she'll by hand for
ward upon the fallen and doomed rebels.
Hot and hotter came the storm Of shells,
and the ground over which they passed
!. was carpeted with the slain. The ditch
was filled with the dead wounded and dy-
/ ing, but not one on their side faltered. not
score of the gallant stormers escaped,
and the sun rising looked down through
the cold mist and chill of that November
morning upon the remains of an army
One thousand in killed wounded an pris-
& oners was the cost of the assault on Fort
I Saunders. Nobly mas 1t sustained the
Population ofsts namesake, fearfully re-
venging his fall l as.a za
Among the killed were Col Girard, of
the 18th Mississippi regiment, and Lit Col
O'Brien, a brother Mrs Parson Browplow
is prisoner. Our loss will not reach so,
all told, and over fifty Of these we're mem
bers of the 9th Kentucky regiment, who
were captured on the south side of the
river. Besides the prisoners, we have
three battle flags, one of which was plant
ed on our works at one time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

Some weeks ago, the residence, at
Washington, Of the famous DIR. Garrett,
son-in-law Of Wise, the man who called
upon thousands of virginians to help in
the hanging Of John Brown, was sold un-
der the Confiscatien Act, for $500, and
is now renting for $500 per annum. s..
The Richmond papers say that bur
glaries are so numerous in that city that
the citizens will be compelled to form pa
trolling parties, and thus aid the police in
detecting and bringing TO justice the gangs
Of thieves that now nightly depredate upon
private citizens! mall sections of Richmond.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
q The United States supreme

NA Tie -UnIt6u DtateS Supreme
court met Monday afternoon, all the JUS
tees being present; viz: Justices fancy,
Wayne, Catron, Nelson, Grler, Clifford,
Swayne, Miller, Davis and Fields The
only business transacted was the an.
nouncement by Mr.. Chief Justice fancy
that the court had elected d. w. Mid
dletown of Washington, long the assistant
clerk, to be the clerk of their court vice
Mr.. William Carroll deceased.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

I.
AN INCIDENT OF THE CAPTURE or,
LooKour MoUNTAIN.--A correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette mentions the
following incident of the capture OF Look
out Mountain
{. II was near shutdown when General
r. j. Wood, whose conduct all through
. the three days battle marked him as one
of the ablest leaders of the national ar
mics, rode along the lines of his superb
division. Loud shouts of enthusiasm eve
rywhere greeted his appearance, until at
last his feelings, no longer comfortable,
broke out IN speech:
Brave men p said he, you were or
dered to 20 forward and take the rebel
rifle pits. at the foot of these hills you
did so, and then, by the Eternal without
orders, you pushed forward and took all
the enemy's works on top! Here is fine
chance for having you all court martialed /!
and | myself Will appear as the principal
witness against you, unless You promise
me one thing
What is it ? what is it I? laughingly
inquired his men. m ...-.. ...... ....- ~.
1t u.s. resumed the General, that as
You are now in possession of these works,
you will continue against all opposition of
Bragg, Johnston, JEFF. Davis and the
devil, steadtastly to hold themr
At the conclusion of this speech the en-
husiasm of the soldiers knew no bounds.
They left the ranks and crowded around
their. General. I'VE promise we pro-
mise ? they cried. And, amid such ex-
clamation as, OF course WE'LL hold them 7
. Let any one try to take them from US ?
Bully for you = Three cheers for old
Wood, the gallant officer rode off the
field. y e5 1aA f-5
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81 A Washington correspondent

says that the statement telegraphed stimuli
taneously from Cincinnati and Washing
ton to the effect that Maj. Gen. Thomas,
the commander OF the Army Of the Cum.
berland, had telegraphed the President
that in his late operations he acted in ac-
cordance with the plans matured by Gen,
Rosecrans before his removal, is authora-
lively pronounced to be utterly false,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
WOODEN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIP.
TON, Brooms, Brushes, Feather Busters, 10
/ n DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of one
IA ofthe most desirable estates in vermont.D

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, q
the Brandon House, in Brandon, Vermont, COM
mencing at one O'Clock P. M. on the 18th day Of
December next, the well known farm Of the late
Hon. John Jackson, situate about one mile north
Of the delightful village of Brandon, containing
about one hundred and forty acres OF land, most
Of which is in the highest state of cultivation
the large garden and orchard are fully stocked
with the choicest varieties ofappes pears, grapes
and other fruits a large and valuable wood lot
and sugar orchard on the premises; an unfailinS
supply OF pure spring water is brought to the
house and barns. Money was expended without
stint, to make this the model farm OF Western
Vermont. The enchanting beauty OF its location,
Its superior excellence, connected with its proxm-
ity to excellent schools, churches. and other ad-
vantages pertaining to the neghborhood OF .
large and fourishing village, combine to render
this one of the most desirable estates in Vermont,
equally inviting to the gentleman of fortune and
the practical farmer.
At the same time will be sold the two intervals
or creek meadows belonging to the same estate,
containing about 80 acres. ~
Also about $50 acres of valuable pasture land
in the east part Of Sudbury.
Also, three small lots Of cedar swamp, all BE-
longing to the same estate.
A large portion Of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage for a term Of years If desired
by the purchaser. JAMES x. HYDE,
oct2ld&wSw Administrator.
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WEEKS q CHENEY.
w EEKS h CHEN e Y.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!

-
WEEKS CHENEY are constantly receiving
additions to their extensive stock Of
FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, CROCK
ERY, CHINA, GLASS, BRlTTANlA, JAP.
TANNED AND STONE WARE, PAPER
HANGINGS, &C.
fARL0R SETS, SOFAS, TETE A TETEs
EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, CENTRE Ia
BLES, PARLOR CHAIRS, OrTOMANS, MU-
SIC STOOLS S wi MHATN0Ts, u HAT n,S TREES,
TABLES, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, and near.
ly every variety Of Furniture in use. 4lil
HAIR, HUSK 4 EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES,
PUTNAMS PATENT SPRING BEDS, both
upholstered and not. r-
A CHOICE LOT OF MIRRORS, ROUND
Corners, Arch Top, All Gilt, Rose and Gilt,
Rosewood, Square Corners and Common Glassss
A RICH AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CAR
PETS, consisting Of velvets, English and
American Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply, Su-
and Wool and Cotton Stair carpeting. Nat.
Rugs, &c. asa 1sai5A t89 feAFg tr
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND
Check Straw Mating, Oil Cloth Stair Covers,
and Oil Cloth Carpet ng, all widths. 8
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
Of Crockery, China and Glassware ever offered
IN the state. fi
WOODEN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON, Brooms, Brushes, Feather Busters, 10
Call at Perkins New Brick Block, Merchants'
Row, Rutland. VT, where you will find the only
assortment of House Furnishing Goods in the
State. e. St $1,000 4s.ls s--lt,
A liberal discount made to the trade. d&w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
EDMUND BURKE,


"Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that is ,to,o pending. Such
unmistakable proof Of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply TO him to procure their patents, as they
may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges" l lGstsl JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
course of his large practice made rejected
applica- tons, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE of which was decided in his favor, by tn
Commits sioner of Patents. Il. H. EDDY
Boston. Dec. 10 1852 -.--.- a.wlu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
BARGAINS! BARGAINS

u A X u Al N 5! Is A Il u A n s
~ A splendid farm near East Poultney, CON.
tanning about l70 acres is now offered for tale.-
Said farm is known as the Archibald Dewey Farm
and has on it good buildings, with tenant house
besdes-is well adapted 10 stock raising, sheep
having been kept On the farm usually. In addi-
ton to its many good qualities, it has without
doubt. the finest wood lot Of any farm in Ponlt-
ney, about so acres Of maple and beech wood. Al.
most any amount Of maple sugar can be made
and sold from the farm yearly. 1t is safe to say
the wood alone on this farm will nearly pay for
the farm. Terms Of payment made easy. Price
of said farm &, 200. Possession given April lst,
1864. II
For particulars enquire Of the undersigned.
have also one cottage house, with about two
and half acres Of land, for sale in Rutland
The land is mostly 'front.' and will make nine
building lots, best de the house lot, all Of which
will soon be wanted to build on. The whole VIII
be sold for cash at low figure, making it fine
thing for investment for those seeking invest
ment.
Parties wishing to examine may call on Lewis
Fox, Rutland, who will show them the prem
Uses.
To those wishing to sell OF purchase farms,
either east or west, give me call, as give my
personal attention to the purchase and sale Of
real estate of all kinds, on commission.
Address the undersigned,
FRANKLIN POST.
Wahngford, Nov. 2, 1853. ddvtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
A MERICANsAND FOREIGN Pa
n. n. EDDY, ~. ,i3 Q 4
Solicitor Of Patents, late Agent Of y. 8. Patent
Once, Wellington, (undef the Act Of 1857 10
State Street. OPT osits kilby Street, Boston.

STATE strsst.opI osits Kilby Street, Boston.
twenty years, continues to secure Patents in tbs
United States; also in Great Britain, France and
other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications,
Bonds, Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Patents, executed on liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American OF
Foreign works, to determine the validity utility
Of Patents or lnventions-and legal or other ad-
vice rendered in all matters touching the same.
remitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington.
The Agency is net only the largest in New Eng
land but through 1t inventors have advantages for
ofinventions unsurpassed by, if not immeasurably
superior TO, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The Testimonials below gwen prove
that NONE ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber |;
and a. SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF
ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would
add, that he has abundant reason to believe, and
can rrove, that at no other ofice Of the kind are
The immense practice OF the subscriber during
twenty years past, has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and Official de-
cisons relative 70 patents These, besides his ex-
tensive library OF legal and mechanical works,
and full accounts Of patents granted in the United
States and Europe. render him able, beyond ques-
tion to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents. u
All necessity rof a journey to Washington, to
procure patent, and the usual delay there, are
here saved in ventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable
and stcees.ha practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse" ~ SNts
-Ai tAt CHARLES MASON,
ttn Commissioner Of Patents.
at have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competen,
and trust voythy, and more capable Of putting
their applications in form to secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office" 3llp4 u 49lsl1 sllf- 1893 lr Lat-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
Wahingford, Nov. 2, 1868. d&wtf
OXIDE OR LAUGHING

NITROUS OXIDE OR LAUGHING
IN GAS MADE USEFUL would respect
fully inform the people Of Rutland and vicinity
that ! am nov making and administering pure
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas, for the extrao-
ton of teeth without pain. Like Ether and Ohio
roform it produces insensibility; and the advan-
tages claimed for it them are it is SAFE it has
no unpleasant smsll or taste. The whole time
occupied for inhalation, teeth extraction and res
toration to consciousness will not exceed ave
minutes. E.v.N HARDWOOD,
s-safAs8a Dentist.
Warrington street, Rutland, Nov. IS, 1855.
NJ n0v25:d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

ESTABROOK'S CELEBRATED Elk
~ CELSIOR BLUEING Is universally 20
knowledged to be the "Bsst Blue in the World ;.
for laundry purposes. II never settles in thu
wash, and Il warranted free from specks, not =
injure the most delicate fabric and to give, in ~
cry instance, entire satisfaction. It Is also vay
6ne STENCIL and WRITINo INK.
TRY IT, ONE AND ALI
Prepared by J. Z. KSTABROOK.
Rutland, Mas.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, BY POND MORSE
and GRAFTON I CO., Rutland, VT, and b
Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
jef0:dAy6ms
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR!!

superior article, nicely put up in IS Pound
bags, for family use, Just received md for sals b
LANOON BAXTER.
Oct. IL, 1868. d3V
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07

A rMIEISTgATOR'S sALE OF EIGHTY
IA SIX ACRES Cs LAND, IN Hs nr.eo conEty
on Ihs Desp-Kna Turariia, 4 T AuC. Ioa.-As
Administration of John Ford, decd. shall proceed
to ssI:, upon the premises. on SATURDAY. tie
14th day Ct February. 1853, commencing 1T ii
O'Clock A II, the tract of Land on which tae s<ld
John Ford ressieG. On the neep-Eun Turnpike In
Henrieo county, seven miles vast Of shs city Of
Richmond. end adjoining the l.nds OF Messrs = J
A smiih John W Alley, aid sas Sas ,hasd. 1t
cs..sios 80 acres Of laaa we'll Improved. IKE I'm.
proyeussnts cons;st of comfortable nwsllirg
with severei soons, Ssr, gtab.a, and etie- necas.
s1y out hozsss together wi b en- exsesisa. orchard
OK ths choicest Fsdi; eroea
TERMS --Oas-.hird ossh; the balance at G sni IL
moaths, for negotiable n.tss, Ysish iaisIsxt added
snl sscursd by trust deed.
JOHN 4 EyTJHEGOE.
Late Sheriff OF Hen-.co GO and ~ such
AdGi'r of Jehn Yoxd, decd.
Gals by j II TAYLOR T. Cos. Ancis
S-1oe ABOVE svi;i rs SID q. ,ha risk aud
eos. Of Jas Fed WHO hSa failed to comply with
the tersss Of sels.
f.3 j A UrTQ.s EgCJ Adu,rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07
r,rANgIAL AND COsMkRCIAE

FRIDAY, Fsbeuafy 8. 1ed4.
SPECIE AND BAxk Nof1s.-fhs pssmiam Tor
o,a sslling rate. sontinsss at o. -; silver % 10
me Cs,ply Of bank cuFssnsy b dininishine. and
rats ere ssl6saing; bat brokers ars s.l generally
sskins IS ssuts FOR virsinia and North Caro,na,
end 20 for Georgia end South Carolina notes We
auots Exshanss on London 81 % rs.
BONDS ARD srocKs-aalss Of Confsdsrats boada
"a psr esats) continue 10 b made at ol00i and IN.
tsrsss payabls.m the nav currency, which u only
fundabie In per cent. bonds. Al other bonds
end stocks remain q lash quotations. except Farm.
en- Bank, which ID 50 ets hishG. We quote Va
sixss rsssssred n ol0s dull North Carolina sizes
(salsahls In the xorth) slDf; do do. eights. elI6
and IUesrsst Farmer Bank stock. el07l; Bank
Of ths Commonwealth do. Slt7A; Exchange Bank.
ol03 Traders Bank, ei05.
0RocKRIHs PaoDUcE. ETc.-EugAr Is lower
We quote q. ss0ssc By the bbl Mols~ss. SEQ
50. Coffee, IS 5c04. :. Bu.ter, ol tool CO.
Baeoa, 05s3 81 10 Tor log round. Lard. el0l 70.
Flour $50 Tor superfne; o; 02a for Extra Corn
Meal, o. p bushel. Wheat. - 40d3 S.. Glover
Eetd, ez7230. kics, Ia0l3c. Sslt, a5,. Apples,
oBSie = bbl-a better supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-07

yEN2CsTFE'S CALI OF REaL EsTATa IN
TIE TOWE OF FULTON At AUCfioa-
Gy virtue Of q deed Of trust exeeu.ed by E;cheYd
Ronb and his wife EliZ sbsth A gobb 10 tie sno
seriDsr, dated ths 81 CAP Of August 1854, :ra
corded IN tas Ciesk's Office Of Hsnr,co County
Court, bsIag requested 80 TO de- by tso parties 10
teresnd. will proceed to sell. er TaJE9DkY,
the 18th dsy Of February, at 4 O'clock + II, rpon
the Premises, the p-oparty conveyed by SAID dssd,
viz: Those three lois os Lard lying snd bsiag in
the count OF Eenrleo in tha town Of Fulton. Eear
tbs city OF Richmord ard desizEa,ed en- the Plat
Of said town. q ecay OF whieh : Gle ia the Office
Of tho Cle,k Of asarico County 0ours) as lots Nos
So 81, and 90, In square No. 10, aud bounded As fol-
lows to viii: Lots Nos 20 and 81 beiay sisnsisA al
the Northwest intersection az Fuilca ard Er.n
Ftreess fronting tSgstks co FEST the North side
Of Orleans street, and rannps bsck bstTseo reFsi.
lei Ines lis fest; and %: No 50 tsirs likewise
situated On shs NoT.h ride OF Orleans ttreet. CON-
mencirg ct the disssnee OF so fee: East at Fulton
street, fsentirg 90 fsst on UEissns street sid rcn-
Ming back. between aralsal Ines ] Is fact.
Tie title 10 believed 10. BIS god. bat ssillrs a.
Trustee win convey caiy saca iitie as II vested
inme.
TrRAs-Ossh. TO sURsg, Trus.ss
ssis conducted by WrLlAA&sos 4 Co. Austfs.
e.
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By Richard Cauthefn, Auct'r.

I'm MONDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at
my store, viii sell at suction Bacon Hams
cd Shoulders, Vsaison Hams, Rice Ia bags aEd
.isrcss, Soft Soap, Tobacco. Cigars, nasches, and
various other articles
CLOTHING. &c.-Also, heavy Bssvsr Cvsr
coats. Frock and Drsss Goats, Pants Shirts. Vests
Blankets, heavy Wool Ghswis Laii ~ and Misses
Hoss, Hooks and Eyes. Buttons, 6uspendsrs, Zee
dies, Backing, 70.
viLyNTIN1S, BOOKS. PENCILS, and MRrAL
PENS.-Also, q lot of handsome Valentines, oil
various patterns and styles; Psper.baek Novels
Harper Magazine, Railroad uuides tuperior Black
Lesd Pencils snd Peccii Points, Metal Pens Ink
Stands, Pen.Holdefs, Gun Gaps, english Letter
Paper, superior Laid Letter Paper, and q lot of
new Schuol Books, now In great demand. such "a
Smiths Grammar, Buliion's English and Latin
Grammar, Arnolfs First and Sc soad Latin aeadsr,
Dsviss's Ari:hmetie, Dasiess Geometry. Dasisss
Legsndre, Comstoek's Philosophy. C.cero's Ora-
tons, 0oodiich's Pictorial History Of tbs Unitad
States, Aitsnslls School Geography, Wsbstsr's
Dic,ionary-sll rev books, ard bound In sheep
and muslin. Ifs7 n OAUfHORN. Auct'es
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81 n. D Neal, 1ncIsnezr.

FGSOB ACr0 FsXrURk@--I viii sell a. pubic
sno,ian. On WEDNESDAY,, tie ,asi day al
February, all tas Tobacco Futures farmeaiy iissd
In the large nsaoturng estsnisshiasA. Of hejoe
w Sushrrsin. Of usnvi,ia, which embraces svo
lxf2s Hydrtu.io rrsses-- cna fer sharpening 70.
bRcco. with four ssss u Rstsirers and ahsvpeiers
complete; and ths ether ussd sar pkcsins hs bnxss
with six complete sets Il Sesms.ts, acres IL II
th.m east ircr. Aiso, SsesEI Engine attach ID,
with Enfscisnt ca-ssiiy to work fts HsdI.ui;s
Psexss; soma twenty scrs~s large md small,
several iron MILF, With pla.ss sud tins sssncIels,
aud nj sha ctnsr fixtures used La large establish
meat Of this kis:d.
vii: also sell at tas sssaa time q sasss qssrsty
OF ~ asoned Beg Plank, soma tNo thousand re0a6s
Of E1earios ts,isty kegs BE- A.i;s. EsvsxAi toxss
olive or, 10.
rhia 4 the largest and n,ost deciya h lat o. 70.
bacea Fixtures ever offered - srctto0 h yirsinia.
10 3-tds + DuSAI, AaeA
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=. ;! - p - : !.1 4 :!
=. r. SGss6e = - Z l5Isesss
fssn51iisu1oHz1s sxI5 a. x,i s. nsr1 ~
~ 80 Qtty q 1!gne "a oonntY q u4ns
asA slEtis - ! AsI66sll q ~ ulrsu1E Cosns q
n1eesoc sosnts, !. - A6ssssyssd kndsss sna -
dofk1nsd, ~ CoGn1all1fon6H VIII rRvcsof 10 -
upua ~ psomiupH % u01Dkxs he % dsy Of
1StmE1, le6a, ~ follonhtg yaluahas asAt Estats
b lis efl1M 1i1hznn1 md sountyo Of naaFssp. =
ID. Gommsnolag n II O'clock T., tas Farm
knoNn % 'sHAxjan ELL !. :hs iass - s;aaxrs u VIM
r. Depfieas, deesaaed On ths osbsr1s tas=pike
ahou3 hall mile sssi Of the city snd sassncns -
tafAs - acrss VI had, well impsovsj The m
proyemsuia <eslss ct en- exea.,eut brsak Isws;.in9
Estolssr, 6tahsa AID the usua, saul bsildsaes. -
sxcailsns orsha-d Ct cso.cs fruit n-ai AID an
esEn'sanss Ct wsssr. Till le.ssrt. ~ be.slnsis
lnca.ed, sre eommanss as.sA1fsi Sseu 4 IL
city Of Re.2-uuaa aud scatiSry jsstss .ssas axi
tSs surrounding country.
Fsst issyo, sdzcseJ f,s rsaat s.sai Ea.ai,ss s..s
to Commerce ii r. =. Aiso, tNo Eoc-es aud
Lots 81 Eieh1isca VI.
Sd. And II o'clock viii he so,d sas valuable
Wharf property ct Hcsket.s kno1n Al he S.eaEa.
hcss Wharf, and opposiss tbs sicrs Of Il. O. Eas
kiss, MAJ. II kr:rss ysuies river, i49t fee., sd
runs task about zoo fset 70 Water ssee.. Ako, 2
Lots, between Reekstts and wa.er as. aei.ssns to
ths wharf
9Th Two Let's On TIA ia.srsees.sn Of Msin and
Ella streets, Richmond ELL, srd DESIGNATED By .he
Hcs. lHs and LEG, La Adsms's plan. Thsg font lS9
fses, and run back los feet to an aiisy a pIst Of
which can bc sean # our ofn.e in few aays.
ssa. /. tbs Same time sad p:acs viii bs sold one
third iatereat IN a trae. Of Lsad, containing -
acres In Eancyar co:nss. ca tie now Central rosd
ADD adjoining the lands Of 3. W. s.opsr and ctksrs.
TRRHA-0ne- third cash. Tor Cha WHEELS, II PIE
Serzed) tia balance a. Q aid IL Moaihs, for neeo
table notes satisfactorily endorsed, Interss. sd
and htis retained untiI the farther order OF court
Tia t,xes fer ie63 to be paid by sae purchaser.
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