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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
The Old Established Binder,

TdOS. w. ODELL,
CoKNkk Eg 0F MAD, MAIN AND THIRD STREET. oynk
THk UNION TELEGRAPH UFFTCl ''''' ''''
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK AooKs,,
4I1 County Ofhces, Banks, Rail Road Jfi,ess ~,
uess Men, and others. His work cofpnr,ssss -.
sHie, nom ~ eeqts up 10 t2,5O per qiiire '''''
nest 10, l1ld or WoVe paper used on Bla.k Wnrl
magazines, Periodicals, 6c. &C. tsound in an "a n
aesIsl t' "a PLAN or git aud having the tools a. ~,
merry used by Morts, and by Calender he ~ r. ~
10 match All volumes bound by them " i''i"'e'
when new " 'A "1itet 'INn
Music bound IN any style desirsd, and paoss, con
81 ~ M si Iss 1Sl9fs ohs5ed here, With music 6nd,ur
UIy anu = one Of the most i'm portant n svsss,s,,.
nie present Day IL will accurately page AMI NM
sooks, Checks Drsns, hailrosd Boofs ana ls,t
snl any KIND OF Blanks, as Asgh as ts tkossana
y, ", ~ also pays very particular aItenii,.n "a
BoaIs ~ asiids oI bt6',ks With Riatoa HsaIs~Is
- ~ ti o.ne' Nofk requiring neatness, and dispst,g
"a hhsshs recently greatly added 10 his slr.s I,
the public. wv prepared To pleys'
ea- Ne refers 10 the County oiiees Of Afan,..,.,.
o,,s' pSrke, and TO the various Ranks Rsil,s
work "''J' i'i speeineus o. his
decis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30


Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
Thsnicest kind
Mrs' btgot one dollars worth OF the nloest kui
TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoKs,
Mrs c. got one dollars worth OF the choicest ousl
ity of y - '""'VS'hfNN'
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINfcKs
MI ~ says that he got the Test quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT ). A. aINfcKs' ID
That h''eyer drank, and Mrs. b. says she cot me su
GREEN TEA AT j. A. MINtcks "
While every body calls gets some Of that e1eelleht
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, Ar j, A. MfNiCK
Mr " sss he purchased half barrel of lH41' 80
WHITE FISH AT J A MfNIcR.s. ,
decidedly the best he ever used yhile tba st, ts =
NO lMAoR EREL, AT j. A. MINfok,s
10th Tor size and quality, cannot be eHc.lsd IN I'M. r
am other market ~ -'e"'' !" "'S"r >
pect his stock OF W N'F''"f'"'e"' snhm
cHoIeE DRIED FRUIT raa E
H iOOFFEES AND TEAS, ... O-4I
SUGAR OF ALL KINnS
anu the largest and best variety of Groceri.s o s
W ihe c'ly HIS large establishments on he
Corner OF Market ana Jefserson s,s
mar29y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30
GeAatcbes, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
John REEVEg

MOULD respectfully inform his Ola ous,.n,.,.s s T,
w the pueaic generally that amer a. alren, -, -, ~
aoe,hs he pas relurned 10 Dayton ana 1aken TX t,
nFmsriy occupied b James W sWops.- 80
no. Ass Third street,
Two dooFs West Of the Post once when. h. ,.,,t -,
happy 70 eve AL HE oldoaslOmefs and u ~
Slsa ~ ~ Ary letpr him with a call. All kbpal ~
WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWRI.RY. r",.s.,-',
" ~ me sbs ueg ns2ner And on short nolcs s3rfiJ
noSA notA ,NAkkhk fkDlf-ee fAr trial is an thal
~ ~"N sAAin'As Norh' ieb2a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30

WIN Wensthoh and w w Stewart, naylnni George j.
Boyer, hinmisburg; siocklsger, Union; j & Anoer.
son, Centfeullei r Myers, New Lebanon; Jackson,
Ghambersblrsi . II Raner, Harns shnrgi d Il Divine,
Johnsfllei Arnold lAmhert, South Arlington; Jacob
sinysf' West baitimorei Rookie g Go Germantown;
MURPHY Nandslla II Nickols. 1Aberly, u Rises
nafmersVInei HeveTllpg 4 Herr, salsmi W PyTmoni,
Mhhams A swAner, West Baltimore; Parker, BnO A
CO.. PHrkersburg, and by Druggists and Msrchaits
generally throughout the United States and Cana
aAs' delGdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30

FANCY GOODS SELECTED for the sEAsON
VNHE subscriber begs leave to invite the attenon Z,
her numerous friends and the public, 10 her 4 N
and respeotnil solclts share Of public pafronsps ~
her old stand, 500 Third street, opposite the
She also WISHES 10 inform ali Interested that ~.
permanently secured the services OF an experis.s5
and reliable workman, and that all work enfusls NJ
his hands VIII be promptly and skillhly exeoutsd
del7dsH MRS. ]. AUBRRf.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-30

Having one Of the most complete Printing Estab
shmens in Southern Ohio our Acilitss for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are FRS
class We have one Of the fastest Presses and have
all the modern styles Of Type, and we employ the
hest workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department. and are prepared to execute work
with neAtuesa and dispatch. .HE- ...
HS'oFders nom abroad will recelye prompt attsn
ton Address sf lt.sts.raa. ..fs4
BOLLAKIRR \ LOGAN, Dayton, OhIO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
pisasilons Fire.

Destruction or THE GRESHAM WOODEN MILL AND
Portion OF THE TsEBEsAR FOUNBsy.-one OF the most
destructive ares which hl visited our city for years
past occurred Yesterday mo ming about O'Clock. The
large mill Of the C.ehshzw WOODEN Company, situated
on the south side OF the Canal took FIRE and was totally
DESTROYED together With al q valuable machinery, and
portion O. Anderson & Co.'S. Tredegar Foundry, adj
joining ives. 7 city and eOlntry around were
lighted % Or ID ;, o. midday, and the fresh
breeze ow ug at he tine sent volumes of sparks far
away hrOugn the ig1 presenting spectacleO Of sub
lime grahd " ~h ch h e dom Witnessed. The. fire
or'gil,t du the pieAing room, where the machinery
was K y. running 'sy ald night, and was caused by
fision. Tn oprrA v $ Is said were paralyEsd by
fig ast soe u,Ab give the alarm FOR some time
tL0ug aesr' tfoa other sources that the force
pl.p we're So 10 operation, but failed do any
VICE cau~ 'e hos, we're tOOshort 20 throw wafer to
tie :po zee be flames were raging. The CrenshaW
Nils Se5e assured or s17l 500 in Yitg MA South Caro-,
hna, Gsosgia Fl'r;Ga and Alabama Offices
One d, p,oFsb effect Of this calamity is that one hr
dred and ,Ory operatives male and female thrown
OuJ Of employ ment.
The buildings destroyed at the Tredegar Works con-
sist Of portion Of the machine shops and blacksmith
shops, ami Of the buildings in which gu-oarriages
were flushed large number Of old pstterns we're
consumed but the gun patterns were saved together
vi the building for the casting and the machinery
for boring the guns aud this operation viii be resumed
in few weeks, The rolling mills and spike factory as
vel as the fOunies for casting shot, she'll and railroad
wheels aud all the ordnance on hand were saved.
Toe property was partially covered by insurance, in
the following Offices Mutual Assurance Society," Rich
mOnd Fire Association, Virginia Fire and Marine lnsu-
rlnce Company, Old Dominica Insurance Company,
NSci'nts Insurance Company, and Alabama Insurance
COupany Montgomery
gae Gresham Mil vas a brick building five stories
ia heig h. and the walls nov all that is left The
work Of manufacturing wooden cloth Was carried on here
b joint stock company mostly for the Government
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
LATEST tnoSr TmENORTH.

We are in possession of Northern dates of the 18th
of May, and append brief outline of the newsi
The Yankee pers unusually retcent in regard to
movements ON the Rappahannock, and say that moro
rigid secrecy viii be observed in future.
Il is stated that Haleck is about to take the field in
person, though Hooker not to be relieved from his
command.
The enemy claim indisputable possession of West
Point, Va; fact which we knew before. They are
sending many transports and gunboats up the river.
The motion for wris of hdbsas corpus in Mr.. Val
landigham's case had not been decided.
In the fight at Charlottesville Sickes' corps lost
more than 5000 in killed and wounded including 245
Officers, and among the latter three Generals and six
Colonels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
TELEGRAPHIG
FROM rae SOUTHWEST.

TuLLAuOxA, May l6.-AlI quiet in front. The Louis.
vile Democrat of the 10th has special despatch from
Murfreesboro which says that SSoO cOntrabands have
been organized in companies Of thirty EACH loyal
Tenuesseeans commanding each company
The Democrat says that the Supreme Court Of Mis-
souri, has decided that the law passed by the Legsa
ture suspending the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus to persons aiding the rebellion of action in the
courts is unconstitutional and void.
The Nashville Despatch of the 10th Gays that the
Federal loss in the battles on the RappahannOck was
over Is 600.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

RAILROADS. IN ITALY.-In all parts Of Italy railway
works are proceeding With the utmost rapidly. new
branch line in Tuscany was opened in March, Quite
recently the line from sarzana to Msssa has been opened
and in short time that from sOrresna to Cremons and
the still more important line from Ancona to TronO
viii also he opened By the end of this year Italy will
see aRinerease in the length of her railways of more
than three hundFtd miles besides another six hundred
miles in progress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

TU DEUcAnOy TosAcco.--Messrs Lotter & Co.
manufacturers of smoking tobacco have favored US
second supply Of their celebrated DeucalOp" brand
which bavog been duly tested by competent judges Of
the article, is unh< sAingy pronounced No. one To
the ardent lover Of the pipe, good fragrant specimen
Of the Virginia staple Is always acceptable and indeed
essentials for smoking loses half its charms without
Thus LOtter { Co. are commended by those on whom
they have bestowed iavors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

GuH,N's MANUAL-We are indebted to the enter
.Diig publishers Aessrs West Johnston, for a copy
at tue'c new edition Of Colonel Gilhams Manual of
Ia rructQn for the-Vount,ers aud Militia of the Con
edcrlte Stlt+s" This work has an established reputa
aon, and requires commentator from any source,
lut we must express our admiration at the excellent
style in which the present edition has been gotten
up equang, it does in ali respects, any publication
Of the kind heretofore submitted the public on either
side of the Potomac The numerous photographic plates
will bear comparison with any that have ever SEEN in
ueatness and accuracy The book creditabe speci-
men Of Southern skill and energy; and will add to the
high repuLe already enjoyed by Ncssrs Evans COgs
we'll Charleston at whose establishment the engraving
and printing have been SO handsomely executed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

IMPERIAL REsrEcr POa rHr DRAMA.-At the farewell
benefit Of Ferve at the Theatre Franchise the Empe
and Empress never attempted to poye until the final
fall Of the curtain mark of respect toward the entire
company Of performers, and more especially toward
Fervie himself The fine old actor Of 30 years. stand
ing was still more honored. On the following day. in
obedience to special order he presented himself al
the Tlerles Count Bacciochi pleased to express
the actor the congratulations of the Emperor and
Empress, and hanoed 10 the comedian a bank note Of
l00Qfas payment for the box occupied by theirpses
ties. Fervile, somewhat embarrassed turned the pre-
cou5 bit Of paper and over he had not hoped for
50 much, but he had expec' ed something else.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
.OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.--For sale

house and lot Ia the village Of Chatham (Pltsylvans
House containing about forty acres o. nnd more han
onehird which In woods TIE dStlngs new, large and
conveniently arranged "a front and porsh we'll Of excel
lent The out houses, all consisting q
good framed kitchen de place above and below smoke hcu'e
carriage house COW sheds tc garden we'll enclosed, With
Ans awbury bed peas potatoes snd other spring yegaabs
growing sever bue OF oats seeded, and there Is si
meadow young orchard the place The whole well
closed and conVenuy arranged an OF The best locations
10 The vintage Their. are churches ana three phi sns In the
VII age and the society unexeephonsb Ano peron In want
Of place well Cited for good sized family healthy sec
onwould do well view TIM premises 1hes0urt house can
he reached distance by the Richmond ana Danvie Rail-
road TO Rnggod Station and thence by stages (Which con est
with the caT twenty miles through from Richmond In day
Price go 900 cash Possession given Immediately.
l.. Is. CONWAY,
my9-u PlttsylYanla Court House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

tonight with Mr. Hamilton as Iago As it makes very
little difference to large majority of the patrons Of
The tbea3 whether the plays Wei badly present
ed, it is useless TO ericse the judgment of the mana.
ger in producing these heavy shakspea tragedies, in
which the company must appear at disadvantage to
all discerning observers among the audience Better
socse, however, than the demOralzing plays Of the
lack S.. rpard" and "Camille" order The standard
uzliss OF modern dramssts and meodSnas are best
'u6rd the capacity of Mr. 0gdens present company
He Sou not let them 60 beyond their DEPTH lest they
~ dr. e-d disappOiut those who have no stand
ri Of excellence by which to judge of the merits or
I-u to Of an actor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

WAR IN THE FAR EAsr-The King of Abysinia has
declared war the Yiceroy of Egypt In the decla.
ration of war the former says "YOu do not make war
like braveman. You hide yourself behind walls You
kill your enemies with cannon. Come into the open
country with your army there fight breast to breast let
courage and vslOr decide the fate of battle. 1t was
thus our ancestors fought
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
pEE1rENrIARY Oh VIRGINIA.
TOR Che want osanaterial and sufficient shop

TOR Che want ofanaterial and sufficient shop
Il room in the large number Ct the prisoners
cannot be worked the different ordinary trades Their fore
propose have Brooms Baskets &c. &C. Farmers
an others confer vita eese To contract
for DOM Corn skef WloE, White oak timber suitable Tor
III, ~ so.sms White Oak Hickory, for making stick
h-ooms viii buy Wool Ro Is WOolen Yfn or viii have
Swing Knne spinning done, on reasonable ten where
tne material Il furnished
The vacancy the Interior Guard OF this innltlon-
a. No PindlDg OoLIS BASS.
nv fb-c2ts Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
s. COOPER,
Ad'tAnd Insu'r Gen
ADJ'r & INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE, /
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, [
~ ~


RIoHHosD, May llth, 1863 {
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 5S
l. The following relation exchanged prisoners, Is
published for The Information OF all concerned
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO s.,
RICHMOND say 9Th, 1868
The following Confederate officers and have been duly
exchanged and are Teby so declsyed
officers and who have been delivered II City Point
| at any time previous to LAY 9Th, 1863.
Ali qs captured dt any place before the LIST OF AprS3
who have been released on parole
3 All captured In North Carolina Virginia before the
LIST Of March, 1868 who have been released parole.
T. The gfceTs dnd captured and paroed by Gen. e. p
Garter Ia his expediionto East Tennessee Decemberlast
g. The officers and ptured 'paroled by Lieut. COL
Dicke In December 1862 lis march 10 the Mobile and Ohio
Rsiroad and by Capt Cameron at oonth, Mrs. December
1862.
g. The officers and men paroei ut Oxford Miss on 23d
December 1862; at Desak, Arkansas the l7b Of
1893 aEd at B0n RDpge la the 2d Of February lSG3
All whs have been Captured the sea or the waters
leading the the sa cOas OF The Confederate
United States at my time eyiou5 70 December 10th, 1862
All cgdRs who have been arrested dt dHk te before the
Of May, 1853 md released parole, dohi rgd from
and every obligation contained IN said parole. II such
person h5s taken any oath Of aegi n,ei t Unied States
given bond II lis release accompanied win any eth
eT consideration, he Is discharged from the same.
O. II embraced OF the foregoing sections
econ Of previous Exchange notice when they
deae exchanged In any federal prsJn they be i'm
medatey released and delivered to the Confederate authorities
ROBERT OULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
H. All persons, whether cers soldiers expressly pro-
hbed from using interfering with fuel
and delivered for the Of railroads railroad
psnes IL TO the FIR Importance that this order should be
Observed and will b. strictly oteyd and enforced by the 6rmy.
Csipned1 g. COOPER.
my lg-1w Adj U aud Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
ADpF AND INsP'R GESEsAL's OFFICE, [
kIOHHoND, May l8, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS,

ADpF AND INsPR 6ENERAL's OFFICE, ..
kIOHNoSD, May lS, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. CO..
exgences the service requng large number Of
ery hor,es all public horses, suitable Tor ha service em
p yed transportation otherwise, with niles IN le d, Will
be turned the chief Quaermases Of said Armies who
will supply heir places where With mules The chief
QiareS Of armies charged with the prompt execution
this order under the direction Of the commanding General
H. A. pos depos other than those Immediately belonging
GrJ TIE field all pubic hortes suited for artillery will he
collected under the oders Of Major H. Cole Inspector General
Yield transportation for the parpose named above, AMI mules
substituted where necessary.
Isgnedl s. COOPER,
myl5-1w AUtAnd lnsU'r Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

Mr. CHARLES Bass, the comedian, died at St. Cathe-
riues, O. w. Tuesday last at the age of sixty yesIs-
Nc was born in London and trained fer the minis.
try. he vas cousin Of Barton, aud often acted with
him. Mr.. Bass had vide experience as actor aud
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
mEDICGL CAnD-OFFTCK PRACTICE.

DR PLUME old Medical House, eonhne; hu'sl mainly
10 an once practice rankin street, little below the
Exchange Hotel and opposite Odd Fellows Hail. where
sfu confidential treatment may be obtained on
Those who have exposed TO certain contagious ALI
menss, are invited 70 call early.
Communications by mall otherwise, promptly attended TO-
VT PI9S 1psT n ya' ~ - ~ no9A-iY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

o0BBs, MILLER PRIoE
HAVING Associated themselves in business,
II and opened the old sand James oobbs No. 1a6
Main street, will receive Consignment and give the
attention The sale Of Manufactured Tobacco Leaf Tobacco
Cotton, Mces Wheat Flour, Meal Sugar. Bacon, Lard, Butter
Salt and all kinds Of produce consigned 70 them and win
liberal cash advenceens produce when IL hand We
expect keep general ortment Of Dry Goods and sell
a ees % low a. The eznAnt prices for which have 70
pay ies soods Wi SCOT, :. -,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

WANTED To HIRE BY THE YEAR OR
MoNTH-so Hands, for the trsTei Train the Richmond
and DsnTins Railroad.
Also 30 Wood Cutters.
Liberal Wages VIII be paid.
aHAB @. TALooTT,
ap1I-1w6stTeE. sup'dt /.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

NIRGINIA.-IN CHAxcERY-At Rules held
10 the Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court the
frst Monday In May, 1868
II. Whtcek Plaintiff,
against
J3hn Morris, Defendant.
This day the panh filed hs Ill., the object Of which to oh.
tain decree for the Of The defendant In 2
OF land in Chesterfield county, Swift Greek adjoining
the lsnjs Of Susan Waha Wp Hewlett aud others and TO
apply the proceeds TO the payment OF the plaintiffs demand Of
" go co. with interest from the 4h day Of APRIL 1869 ur paid
and appearing by dayt that the Is resident
Of this State II ordered that appear here within month
after the publication Of this ORDER and do what necessary
project his interest 10 this sst and II ordered that copy Of
this order be Published once for successive weeks In
OF the newspapers Of the city Of Rhnond and another COPY
hereof posted at the front door Of Of this county
the hIst day Of aterm q the said County Court.
copy-Teste,
NJ 1s-WsE ELIAS CHEATHAII, o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

nod t2.oO per month.
sEnI-WErELx year $500, 6nen'hs, saoO.
Wnzkt year, $500; mon,hA, Ss.eO.
Rsuaittances a. ne risk o. tie suOss bsr. .
ADvEsrsNa-Dsiy sQcse lnes, 500 an Insertion ana
% cents each continuance seseeay EWeeky Insertions
N.OO per square weekly iussrs On, also.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.



TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
L sIDSEYRy virtue deed of trrst I.ed the eh Of
April 1851, duly ded IN Henco County Court by reqai
srantors Interested The upaesued as Trustees S1
Yea S Proc ed u sci Al public auction, ue prcmseS
FRIDAY, the 42i lag # May 1868 beginning ~ o'clock r. NJ
that very valuable lot OF gound Win small tenement thereon
IN IN 'Ss'2s ~ o. ne nes. 'r1osd " being the whole q
the having depth o. $50 feet enc line snd Of 100 feet
on the oihsT This ground desirable, end deemed i'm
cash, CASH bslsace upOn credit Of
H. U.s. and 2TSI M with legsl Interest from the day Of sale
secured BY lieu on the property The A+es Of 1868 paid BY
the purchaser.
Rs T9 Hg.%' Trustees.
saIetO be conducted by eoDDIN & APPERsON.
A UoTIoN SALE. :, = .ou, .,.. :,
On MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock, we shall off,
MAnufscturti and Smoking Tob eco, and Cigars.
Hardware. atonery,
artculars hereafter.
oonsign.es viii please send Ia their G,ods
my l4-9t W H RowLE. SONS co.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
~ ALBEMARLE, on THURSDAY MAY 21, 1868 1000
Of Land Thirty Slaves, Horses Cattle sheep Hos corn
IL aahoy vested IN me By the viii Of my late husband viii
on the next suitabe day, the tract OF land CT lied
BEAVER DAM,
about 1900 acre5 cgehs with Thirty slaves all the
stock AMI other pesish4h,e property the farm.
land Is stuftei TIE south side Of the scotsrie
stlunon Turnpike aD ut 10 miles ON the rser place and 81
miles from the North Garden Depot Of the ran and Lynchu
RAILROAD. Probably half The Is cleared, (of Which goo
fr rst5 Low Grou IDS the Dam Cree
the sther nal' u IN original growth, containing large qlans
extremely valuable timber. IL Is 1nely Wasred DE
ally Of good quality and well adapted growth
Wheat Oats and Tobacco capah Of the highest gree Of
No further description &, deemed necessar per-
Wishing purchase Win doubtless examine Themselves
tract VIII be divided sold in body sun the views OF
chssers. The slaves consist OF
ZEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS,
aud unusually likely and valuable
Be the Stock &C. me'ioled In the CAPTION here VIII
be sod Carts and the usual supply Of Plantation Uten-
sis needed on age estate
VII sell the lsud part Of H. privately, II suitable price
offered due notice win be fye7 Of such sale n Effected
But this will not prevent the public sale o. the Slaves AID other
property.
TuiThs land viii be sold for Cash. II purchaser pre-
crei 70 the whole part OF the purchae
money, noteXceedng twcrds credit Of and thu
years. With interest from date payable annually to be cured by
BOMBS with good personal security and deed Of tus; the
land
The end other Property for Cash, option
purchasers, So 10 all flOO credit OF twelve
months with interest from date bonds with good security 70 b.
given before the property Is taken away 800 and unde Cash
My aephew and Attorney In fact. Pc s. Coles has
thory so act and sell for and he will receive ated s
communications the subject addressed TO HIN at North Gardtn
Post once, Albemlrs
sp2i-c'ds Exeeutsix Of Tucker yleI decd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16
apI7-4ds.
NALE OF THE ROANOKE- VALLEY

GALE OF TIE ROANOKE. VALLEY
- RAILROADTte ind 'rgned committee sppoinei " the
stockholders VIII sell pubic suction n the town Of Carksye
on THURSDAY, tba s5h day OF June 1858, the ROANOKE
VALLEY RAILROAD, together with all the property Of
ard description belong ~ the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company The sale to be mad in accordance with the proy
Of the the Legislature Of Virginia, pissed the 18Th o. Of
February, IsG3 authorizing the sale OF said roar.
having claims az inst the said op earnest
requested 70 present hem 70 the undrsnson before the
day Of SALE In order that arrangements may be made for the
payment Of the same.
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O. W. PURCRLL
G. II. X. TAYLOR, COMMITTEE.
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