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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28
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I've seen and like his well known store
Because I've purchased there before.
In j. BFiiles' store on Mark4t Street,
I'm certain to be fitted neat.
And to advance another reason,
ri goods lind TO suit the season;
And those who from his store shall buy
Will find themselves all weafhers dry.
J. Bfilles endeavors, never fails
To turn out work to suit the sales.
his establishment is located nigh,
Each branch receives wstebful eye.
In his store you buy not in Doubt,
No false induCe neRts are held out.
The one price system, there's no be ter,
Is carried out to the very letter,
The bargains therefore can't entice
The purcharer at one fixed price,
Nor time be lost in Brilles' store
10 cheaper what was cheap before,
The gentleman all can testify
When any clothing they want TO buy
For service, promenade or show,
10 his store they straightway go.
These gentlemen also find
The kind of clothing orther mind
Some reasons now I've furnished why
To j. BIS. store go 10 buy
So ca ut onGs, his prices view,
And doubtless you will buy there too
S3-Cali at my we II known etore If you want
good clothing. ], BRiLLES.
Dot |, 1902:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28
no TEACHERS.


IA RE constantly receiving by fuilfosd. IL
N large supply ofsatI kIifsis VI Lumber
Tooth dressed aud dnndressed,) Door and Wins
dow Frames, SASH &cs, which Ehcy warrant
tobe Of an excellent quality and which they
will sell cheap,
Cadis, JANE, ieets
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28
CADIz, OaIo, January 2

Market very unexpectedly remain buoyant
and with active demand. Swine continued
10 find ready purchasers and the pork pack,
ers do not hesitate to pay the current rates,
whei her they be higher or lower, This
week they are about a cent per pound high
er, owing to the moderate arrivals.
The total receipts Of Cattle OF all kinds
for the week are as follows:
Beeyes. 4,127
Cows, ~
Calves, 3l5
Sheep and Lambs, 47
Swine, oo,4z4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
Jan 70 The Sabbath has been well obser-
we'd throught the entire camp. No bus ness,
excepting that OF the most necessary char
acter, has been transacted. Nothing OF un
usual character has been observed in the ems
emy's lines within the past few days.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

NASHVILLE Jan 24.--1he feet left YES
terday at noon. Last night while opposite
Betstown Landing, it was fired into by a
party OF rebels with three field pieces on
bluff. The gnnboat st. CLAIR engaged the
enemy, who were driven to the woods. The
fleet arrived safely at Clarksvlle
Col. VIM. Is. Stokes, of the LIST Tenn.
cavalry, in personal difficulty yesterday at
Murreesboro, was shotby Capt. Fleming OIL
the same regiment and seriously wounded
Fleming has disappeared. @
WAsHINcToN, Jan. lt--Gen. Burnside
was in the city to day, and had an intervie W
with the President, Secretary Stanton, and
Gen. Hllleck. 1t Is generally believed h ets
that all reports that any portion ofthe army
OF the Potomac has recently crossed the Ran.
pahanno k are without foundation in fact. -
A telegram from the headquarters OF the
army Of the Potomac, read to night, states
that there is nothing OF interest to commu.
nicate.
John q. Boyle and Charles Powell, who
were lately arrested near Dunn iries, were
both rebel Captains on Gen. Stewart's staff.
The evidence against them seems to be con-
elusive as to their being spies who dressed
in citizens clothes, and kept their chief con-
stantly advised OF the movement OF the U.
5. troops, especially jdat before the last rsb.
ell rad in Dumiries.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28
NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers Of papers
in Cadiz, 10 take effect from aud after January
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

NASHVILLE, Jan, 25.-Gens. Forrest,
Stevens and Wheeler were at Franklin,
Tennessee, yesterday, with 6, 900 cavalry
Ths rebels attacked the bridge guards on the
Chattanooga road, ten miles from the city,
to-day, and were repused with a loss OF two
killed and several wounded. One OF our
men was killed. The numblr OF feet boats
at Clarksville are twenty two, and three
gunboats with large mail on board.
Rained all day yesterday and last night
and the river has risen SIX inches.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

New YoRK, Jan. rs New Orleans ad :
vices to the 9Th, says that report had been
received that Winona. one of orr gunboats
had been sunk by the South Battery at Port
Hudson.
Also, that Stonewall Jackson, with forty
thousand men, had reinforced the rebel gar
rison a Vicksburg.
Nothing had been received from Galveston
up to the afternoon of the 9Th inst.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
District
i'm Equity.

Thomas Lang, vs. Edward M. Boykin and Mary
c., his wife, Sallie w. Boykin, Harriet NJ.
Lang John C. Lang, Theodore Lang, Sam'I.
w. L. Lang, Cornela A. Lang and Edward
b. Lang.-Bill of Supplement- and Revivor.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John G, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor
nelia A. Lang, and her infant son Edward B.
Lang, four. Of the above named defendants, re-
side beyond the limits Of the State of South
Carolina-on motion of Richardson & Gay,
complainant's Solicitors, it is ordered that the
said John G. Lang, Theodore Lang, CorneIia A.
Lang and Edward b. Lang, do appear and
and plead answer or demur to the said bill OF
supplment and revivor on or before the 18th
day of September next, or the same will be
takon pro confesso against them.
And tits further ordered that this order be
published for three months before the time
above appointed for the appearance of said
defendants in the Camden Confederate,
newspaper published in the town of Camden
w. r. TAYLOR, G. e. X. d
Commissioners Office, June 9th A. d, 1863.
June IL 3m
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
COLUMBIA. April 18, 1863.

~ . y
WHEREAS THE. PRESENT SUPPLY OF
w provisions in this State is needed for the sub
sstence of the people thereof and the soldiers of the
Confederacy therein and whereas it is deemed impor
tapt to prevent the expectation of the for specu
lation: ..-
Now, Therefore, /, MILLEDGE L. BONHAM, Gov
ernor of South Carolina by yre Of the power vested
in under the Constitution of this State do issue
this my proclamation, and forbid all persons for the
space of thirty days from this date, from exporting
beyond the limits of this State any Salt Bacon Pork,
Beef Corn, Meal, Wheat Flour, Rice Peas, Potatoes
or other provisions of any description whatsoever
The following persons are excepted, viz: Quartermas
ers and other agents of the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions for the army, who
must exhibit satisfactory evidence of their official char
acter and authority; persons from other States who
purchase for their own private use and consumption,
and not for resale who shall make oath TO that effect
before the next magistrate previous to the removal Of
the articles purchased which oath the magistrate shall
preserve and furnish for the of the Solicitor Of the
Circuit when required agents Of counties, towns,
poratons and Soldiers Boards of Relief of other Staes
who exhibit satisfactory proof of their authority to
purchase such provisions in behalf of such counties,
towns corporations or Soldiers Boards of Relief for
public of for distribution at costs and charges and
not for resale profit. .,.
Salt made by non.residentS and cargoeS entering
our ports from abroad are also excepted.
1t is enjoned upon all sheriffs, magistrates and
stables and all good citizens appealed to- TO aid in
the enforcement of this proclamation, and also of the
hct ot the General Assembly, entltleu An Act 10
enforce any proclamation of the Governor prohibiting
the expectation of provisions" ratified the 10th day
of April, A. d. 1868.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
Columbia, this eighteenth day of April
IT, 81 in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred and sixtythree
MI BONHAM
Z w. r.. HUNT, Secretary ofState.
e8-All papers of the State publish once week for
one month.
May %
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
KERsHAw-IN EQUITY.

John Gaskin, ct. al. VS. James Bruce ct. al-Bill
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASSED IN
4 above stated case (BlD at June Term, A. d. 1868
will offer for resale public outcr before the Court
House door, in Camden; s. G., on the lst Monday in
July next at l2 o'clock, m, the Tract of Land de-
scribcd in the peadiags In said (BilD to-wit :
The Sand Hill Tract conveyed by Daniel Gaskn, sr,
to d, T. Malaffey Trustee for the chdren.of John c.
Baskln. f-Es
Terms-So much cash as will pay the costs of re-
sale and proportion of the costs of proceedingsthe
balance on credit until the first of January next A.
d., 1854. Said balance to be secured by bond with
at least two good suretes with interest the same
payable annually from day of sale, and mortgage
of the property Purchaser to pay for papers. Said
tract OF land to be sold the risk of the former pur-
chaser. WIN R. TAYLOR C. e K IL
Commissioners Office, June 20, A, d. 1868
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
Council Notice.

INFORMATION HAVING BEEN RECEIVED
L by the authorities that certain parties in the
habit of njurng, and defacng ornamental and shade
trees the public squares and streets OF the Town,
by stripping them of bark, tomak dye stu6fs,
This is give warning that sll persons found guilty
of this msdemeanor shall be prosecuted to the utmost
extent Of the law and reward of Five Dollars will
be paid to any one giving such information as will
lead to the conviction of the offender. .s
Surely there trees enough inthe WOOD without
sorting to such wantonness the destruction of some
of the handsomest oaks within the lmirs Of the Town.
R.M. KENNEDY, Recorder.
Council Chamber, February 26, 1868.
Narch13
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Lost.

MY NOTE PAYABLE TO b. COOK OR ORDER,
lx1 for seven hundred and ninety five dollars dated
about the 18th Of February last Having given du-
plicate for sad note payment for the original viii be
trading forit. GEO. ALDEN.
June IL t it'-.s ,gSi6, ~ ~ Sst a.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-19
Closing up Business

DEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE UP MY PRESENT
- business the remainder of my stock will be dis
posed of at low rates for cash. Persons wishing sup
plies would do well to call and look at the goods.
February 20 E. w. BONNEY.
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Dissolution Of Copartner-

THE COMPREHENSIVE OF KOoPMAN SOM
MERS is, this day dissolved, by mutual consent -
either party viii sign the name of the firm in liquida-
ton. IS +
All persons indebted by note or account will please
make payment to the undersigned or their authorized
attorney, Mr.. M. DRUoKER.
M. KOOPMANN.
L. SOMMERS
Camden, juno 1, 1863. 6 June l2
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NUMBER 81
Executors Notice.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
IA the late Mrs Sarah cples are required to render
am account thereof TO the according 70
law and those indebted to her to make payment TO
June IL 3 j. d. DESAUSSuRE Exr
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Alabama
Fire insurance
@ O M p a IN Y

TNHE Undersigned, as Agent for the above South
policies of Insurance against loss by Fire all Build
ings, &c.
November w. Z. DEPASS.
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SWEET,
FIREY, AND

NJ o. MoLAsSEs, CRUSHED AND BROWN
Ne SUGAR;
il 500 dollars worth Matches, best quality;
Tobacco Common, Medium and Fine
Rice-good and fresh Rice Flour
Salt--Confederate and Turks Island;
Smoking Tobacco and good Cigars;
Pepper Sause, Spices Of different kinds
Jars and jugs, various sizes;
Nails, coarse Shoes.
May ~, 1853. AT. LATTA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-28

Latest From THE NORTH.
We ~ inAshasd - Major Norris, OF the
0Gnal enso, ~ ~ following NON The BAN
noso Ameriess, Of Ne 25th'
CsscussArl, JAY 24-SAersly aesr Morgan
ssssssd ~ n.skingun yesterday 10 was n
Aasksa By ~ Militia with two pieces OF ~
sM;sy. i1nssa rsbs,s were killed, and ssvs.
M wounded. THIS morning Morgan crossed
~ Csuasal Ohio railroad at CamposlPs, burnt
~ aspos, sal sers Up some Of the track. At
s's,csk 10 reached Washington, 0osrnssy
ssansy, whsre b. did great deal Of damage,
p.snAssing, 60. Gen. Shackslford 10 close
hshind hia. When last heard from Morgan
~ q Winchester, - miles Northeast Of Cam.
hsioge, moving towards the Stsubenvills and
Isliana railroad, closely pursued by our
feseoa.
TAs German Democratic organ a. Clsve-
lanA - taken down the name Of ssslandig-
ham from IT. columns, and raised that o.
BesaGh for Governor.
TAHixinl Of DR. Wright, of Norfolk, is PRO-
azaGisg a4 Fortress Monroe
Abeuk SEQ Confederate o@osrs. including
0sns. Archer md Jones, arrived at Pittsburg
lCosllsy, On route for Johnson's Island.
Ten tboueand rebels are coDfinsd At Fort
n01nWaPA
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Fgom ChalleGSen,

i,s. Thore wss occasional firing Yesterday
and lase eight on the snsmy's works on Nor.
rise Island The enemy are erecting a new
battery about 600 yards from Battery Wagner.
Their worknsn are annoyed by our guns on
Janee's Island. The gunboats and mortars
have been comparatively quiet for the last
two days. II = supposed they wore taking. on
anmn1ltion al day yesterday. Several addi
taoaAl blockadsss and transports arrived yes
tssday-sons with troops. The enemy are
supposed to b landing more troops at Little
Folly Inlst, and viii probably make an attack
ooDo umo this week.
AEfeoch war steamer stopped off tho bar
yselsedhy.
The Asamsr Cropssadt, from Nassau, has
arrived at WILMINGTON. -
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@sPECIAL uCfIUE.--Ths oa3ersisaed be
70 inform his fisnds and form.r pstrors thss il
sill In the auci,n Lusiosss, having icts.est IL
tia basiasa OF Issss VIM u yorie, sors d &c,
tron building. No l 6 and lis Hcia street, uhsrs
he will bs pleased 20 colouc, sales fr those who
favor him VI b thai p.tTocsgs. Tbs -rnsg aidcsnt
building and ibg, business sxYs,i.nea of Ee.s.s
VIM II 1owls. bops AGo, tfsr sur eric, induce
msn.s to parties having gsefs Of any 6ssc,ip In
10 sell At public sucsion or Piivsto aEie.
1hs1kfu; Ger tbs liberal patronage Of his fiisEds
while In thu oCGcsrn o! Sumner + Bu TSs,, hs re-
specially .oiieits y eoasiau.nos CT the ssms.
Jas = BURMESE
ie9-ts Formerly of sunrsr & tarFsaa
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CAIB N oATAIooUs a AuO3I01-oe
- WnDnnsDAx. e: M - $3.50 - 81 g
Wy a..ssSls sszssnssa hssA
D-e as sSsSSina
onoIS ~
Now l. s.s.s 81 s.sslvt.s itea Scr. p:
slsAnsrY Arsb,an. Daashss. DsitannlA - 1uA and
q sasss Yx:ss Ilask 81 Whl,s Pfi.as
- fehwsbs's Ms1lsm ~ Desk q
IA Extra Slack and Gray, end Ilalo o
~ Diask aad Whl,s aaA ohssksd oiss-
g 1asii,a Bl...hsa Long Cloth
IL 0lafk end Ooesss's 6poo, Cotton
extra blaek BnSlish Grapes
doe printed DsLalnss
$50 aas Mostssa fwills
80 ." superior and extra Blask AipaeM
50 {" 1as Iflsh L!asn,
% fancy CHECKED Oassimsree
81 extra hssvy Llasn Drills
$50 " &C. msa Cotton Hdkfs
% :" black Isalian Cloths
1900 dosso gents and ladies Linm Oanbsio Hdkfs
80 iadies' white Oottca, Hose
$40 pounds In ;lish he Thread
$50 (" Patent 3h.ssd, assorted
10 packs bess Ameris.n Pins
go gross white Agate Battozs
i lsss s sSss and % whit. g sa,p.aa.s do
l 600 dozen Paris Tooth Brashss
1900 Prem DRESSING and Yics Combs
Back B,r baxlnes and DeLainGs
ku lin Dresses and Dseege 10bes
Psintao 0reuadlnss
Ogsndiss. Bonnet Ribbons
Cray md Fancy WOODEN I hits
Gray Popiins Hoop Ssifts. "a.
GRo0ERIES AND DRU1S.
80 bursls xngii Cro.hd sugar
liz Gases Champagne HrAndiss
ss4 6smij h. Hollsna Gin
s. baskets Snsst Oh, part extra
50 kegs b Oafb Soda
22 boxes Castle Soap
1C6 bass choice Rto and La uayrA UO6so
1890 lbs Hxxan L,swcod.
Ooppcras SOFA Akh, Hp7om salts
Brown Windkor aud Assorted Soaps
Ground Pepper, Blue Mass. 30.
2Oo0 ibs. Madfas Iadigo
IS eises 81. Julian Ulaset
Old Janace Bum, In dem j,hns
Eadsirs Wine. Ia bottles
10 keg, Ud Porto Eco xum
10 bs'es HOPS
HAsDwAER And srATIcHzgY.
500 u Percussion Oaps
1s0 Dr. q IN pairs fas Scissors
TO DO reckeI Kcivss
~ boxes G Kin
e5I rssms Note xId Lister Paper
1O6 do nemi and Double Riat-3Ap
500 eozsn fns Lssd Fenoi:s
50 n Baff aad White Envelopes
30 pieces Anchor Roisiag Cloths DO to 10
14o picks Playing Cards
60 dns Riding gadd'ss
Plated Ksivss. Forks, Spoons. 40.
HATS AID sHOSS.
SEQ Extra Drao and Biask fslt Hats
SO pairs La5ies' xnzmsisd Boots
go do Morocco d. asserted
20 cases assor I'D shoes. consisting Of
Mems DIFF BAlm0rx,s
Ladiss' Listing Callers, Congress do
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Bs morals
Ohildfen's K Boots, Caters. 10.
Il ill m L. Al
Due ro.ics will Be given Ct the ordse In which the
Goods viii b offered
K8NT, PAINE & %.
~ 2i.-tds AuctiOn~efa
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~ " sssi6sses Of her father. Mr. WIN snss,
Z ~ Mkt Arch, between I7sh and le:h ssrssts
. 35sh Ct JAY, Mrs. BsTTlE sNxAD. sssd q
- ise7ss 1svcsea sa.b.na .nS many fri.nda
y 0e1sn ~ losa Nm 6nssd had bssn married
0eeo tlan two yoars during which time she had
so1 ~ ~ husbsoe che non.h-he b.ins =
soe6lee, Aghaias Sor his country and ali chat nlau
Aath dsa.. He We abssnt At tho tims OF Ter de ath
UbW ~ W0 - the uews 10 Elm that BEETLE IL
DoW; 6ut - ~ the cheering I0sclAtion that abe
- Y ths .tcnph Of fam. end her la: wsrd.
a. m a hse - n ths gloomy tomb. but ~ .
ssns = 1savsA md sndssvor to NEST her thsrs.
Her a.sr.l wsn take plass % day. (Tussday.)
q e'slesk, from her fathers residence
n MAaehsstsr, On Monday morning, eth fos..
nAo1oL!1, aese 2 months ana ~ days, infant
ssas6 laughter Of z Hall
IAs Alaads and aequaintsnees Of thsir families
60 Ay1sea 70 attsaa the funeral at he Mel ,dIst
0oWsA IN 0senlng. ssh Inst, at 10 o'elk.
il1AsA. M1kY 1LDA1O1, The only dsushtsr
Of - i snA Augustus Duskstt, sged seven
noetas M - days.
;s: i: ':e :. :sn: ct, e: :es Gs
- WaAAlastsa papers will plsaAs copy.
O. Saturday moaning. jay ssth. npa Al, astd
noalh ae1 dAys, onay s1n Of Stephen, u, and
vIanel1 Dool1.
We III havslslt Cor Jssus's sake.
Aad shall We srieve 70 part with one;
No. II Wish oou,d oall him beck,
We would not hsvs our darling son.
DRouGht kon his everlasting rest,
onstehsd Rom bio Hsavsoly Fathers breast.
o. ~ lssh instaat It Spring Grove 0opsAlaad
esaaty. IT, es4iAsaes Of Dr. VIM y Smith, BE1J 4.
nm IkO1D txL1. sgsd % ysaxh
On Ne AllA al July, alsse short and painful
q Two wesks ANNA GENTRY. young
81 laneAes. q william II and Margaret r Gen.
~. q Hearted. county. aged ssvea ssGs snd sia
noo4hA
IDsw = ny little Anna gone,
1ho oao 70 dearly love,
Whom shall never zee moro
Untl ~ inset In Heaven abovsi
10fsWell, little Anna.
We lay thse n thy silent tomb.
Sweet blomom Of day,
We just began to view thy bloom
And thou ast called sway.
WeeD not f0s M, my parents dear;
AaVo gone 10 rest. yOn nssa mot fear;
~ sSsy wa abort ~ you m ~ SEQ;
1hsesfors. prspaRs 10 follow me.
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HAuDSONN PARxoR AND DINING r ION
II YURNITUkB. GAS CHANDELIER. 6RO
UATNLLH cURrAl{S, &c. FOR SAL1 At
AUCTION NJ am instructed to sell on fHU 81.
DAY, the 3}h inst, .. 10 o'clock, at the residencs
Of Amxadus Walker. Esq on Irank!in street
b. tween 81 and 81, an excellent assortment o!
vaiu able Paslcr ana Dining Room Furniture, &c
Tbs Psr!or Furniture oons Sta IN part Of
hsndsoms Rosewood Par OF suite or RuSnl
ture covered In superior BrocAtslis
Rogsw0od Tabs, marble top
Elegant Brocatslo Cu..aias
Gas Ohsnd sisr, 30.
In tie niniag Racm-
|. x,el!eas Mahos sny Tx.cnslon Taois
Mahogany Chairs covered 10 Morocco
Writirg Desk, Glassware, &c, tic:ud,pg
hssvy Cat Hesantsrs Wines, 40.
IL % rs PIEASAuTS. Auotr.
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81 Thes w Keesee, Auct.
tONlos corner CT I2.n su0 Jary sts


TSy OF AIO-SH, EORSss. Mich CeW,
N Buggy AID harness spIing Wagon and Rar'
4. 80, sprTgLar.. FArpir knd aardsa:na Too 9.
Ou.ticg Xvi 9. 0rindstone, 40. FOB SiLa At
AUIrioa-Wnl b. sod on THURSDAY mora
lag J,i7 30 a G nmsnc NJ a. 9 e'c.osk. At The
rssidsnes Of Dr. G 4 Rsok. on n street, below the
Isw Poor Houss, the KAY o: tho hooss, Vic fosr
&C es of Iand-ons AGRA In RMda, veil ses ia vsEe
tsaies--s.abls. Cow, and Fsei Houssg.
aupnios Family Eo.ss. ysxrs Old. war
ranted SQUAD
als lugs Work Horse years Old
superior aiiea Cow, giving two gallons OF
mix
] buggy End HsrAess, nearly nsw
Spr,E Wagon AID 2aruess, in coed order
SpTIs g Cart fer store
Farming aud Gardening Tools
l Cutting K ale Of excellent q1slity
/ 0rIndstoao
.uosrior Saddle and Bride
nns Pigs
jy23 THOS W KEkaHa. Austf
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~ tio1dia 4 a

IOUfORY SALE OF A VALUABLlFAIN
~ of l5t Acres, On the York river railroad, d
Far Oaks stsiiou, miles below Richmond. As
lxscu.or Of the last " Ill and testament Of W ]
Quarles, deceased du'y admitted TO probate 10
Henrioo county H, shall |, accordance with the
directions Of his will sell at public auction the
premises on THURsDAY. the 30 Jaly, 1868. a
IL O'Clock A Il. az far il not tho hset fair day
thereafter the farm which the testator recently
residsd called "FIi, Oaks. " on the York river rail-
road and the Nine ki!e road, about miles o ct
Of tho ci y Of Rioamcud The tract contains lS5
aoyee, Of which about haif Ia Oyen land aDd the
rssIdus In woods. The buildings consist OF good
dwelling Kitchen, stable &c and . well OF nue
water ID ths yard. Poszession given at crcs. -
that The purchaser eao prepare Tor the usual fall
o-ors. After the sale OF the land. al the personAi
esGts on Il will be Sold sansist:ns u the farming
implements cart, buggy. sot Of lumber, parcel Of
furniture, 40
1ERMs 80 For the real estate cash. balance ct
and sars for bonds bearing interest. secured BY
hus; de:d; all etsh, st the option Of the pusehs-
ser For the personal effects. cash
LIS COURTNEY. Exot Of
iva PW J QUARLss dso'a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r AND EO8 HAtK-.I FER for sale (privAts.y)
Ia 40 setes OF Land within two mics OF kehs,.
iin depot. r 4 p Railroad, in L7nenburs county
$50 acres arc in original growth we'll timbsrsd IT'S
s::es Of old Geld rloe f r which hare il ready
ssle to ths Karo.d the tslsncs IL arabic land. -
acres Of which 10 II It land now under cultivation.
Yhe trac: is ws:l fac d without other Inn crovs.
ments. 1t 10 we'll wats,sd by two uu!aling ssreams.
Also. lot Of three SeGes at = eheEria depot, Oh
Wh CT there IL . store houSe, good dwelling sid
other Esary out Aooses II Is considered ode CT
tbs best stands for . store In the counuy Apply
to Pa SU8LETr, Com Aerct
fhockos slip
~Ths la1 aeres can b bought fo- Ga rer
sc1e u g it,
INaRA FUn SALE III JAMEs IiY-i Iffsr
Il s---I-.--A----.. IA RM atust.d in the
upper snd OF James City county. cohsS1ni0x .vss.s
i've h1ndrad aud eighty nins acres, abou. ole hum
drsi and fittS Of wniel are cleared. large part
OF the remainder u In young pine. The farm Il
tituased adssntAssGusiy, within two miles Of q
good laudlcg ON the ohiskahOminy river aad In .
hiSnly res psclab!s neishborhocd. For terms, 4 Q.
apply to Vim II Pieasaats, Esq, 18Th strest, b.
t.ssn Main aad Cary, Richmond: Va
ID NSI 0ENUk AND VAOANT GOT FOB CALI
IN, III HANOHE3 Ex-fhs HOUSE, with be.
tween one-bslf and three gu rtsrs OF IN aero Of
land attached, at ptessnt occupied By TNHanc Ok,
e. q. pisasanty locatsd with well Ct water In tho
yard, fruit trsss, thruhbery, etc Also . vacant
LOT, on Harrins ton ct, fronting ll0 feet lunniDg
back Jse feet TesMs very accommodating, for
which Apnly ID " n 4 HArDt'X,
Ex'ss CT Vim kscdux, G.ca Eanshes,sr.
3-Yu&FSsS .