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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-23


We 6ud, the following in the local col
umns of the Columbus Sun ! he local.
Ger Of the Sum is young man, and a CO.
temporary thinks he has evidently fallen in
to the net Of one Of these powerful and fas-
cinating little "widders" in that vicinity
Old Hatemall says widows are the very
michief-especialIy the young 'uos. The
influences they can bring to bear o. fel
low are treme4;::ss. .Le,vs no use ~ trv-
ing. They're bound to do as they please,
an! IL; rs thu dorng ldom they please to do
anything, but that they make everybody
else please to do newise If they make
up their minds to marry its done. knew
ono that was terribly afraid Of thunder and
Lightning, and every time a STORM came on
she would run into Smiths house (Smith
was widower, } and clasp her little hands.
and fly around like hen with her head cut
off. till the man was half distracted for fear
she would be killed. The consequence was
she vas Mrs John Smith before three thun-
der storms mad ratified over her head How
many Smith had ratified over bis head after
that | don't edzact!y know myself.
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70 The People Of Stanton end augusta
Couuty.
The Staunton Battery


Our own dear boysShave returned to vim
ter among US battered aud warworn-
wanting all comforts, Jet never complain
iug deserving all honors. vet never claim
ing them-brave yet modest. For nearly
four years, this gallant company, composed
of our sons and brothers-the choice spirits
Of our town and county, have barred their
breasts to almost every battle throughout
the glorious campaigns Of the Valley. and
Of old Virginia. Among the FIRST to volun-
teer in our sacred cause, their daring valor
has never qu.iled, but. has often won the
melted applause Of our most distinguished
successes. Whit will their friends their
relatives-do for them now? What testi-
monial OF gratitude aud approval will be Of
fered to the remnant of that gallant band
who have perilled their for our protec-
toni They come di ested Of ever ything
but glory. They have suffered all. that
We might be saved. The festivals o. Christ
mas AID ~ - car are at hand-let the
fatted calf be killed -let a grateful rsc.la
see that these. their defenders ehall be
warmed and fed that having bravely per-
lied all for us, the storms of Winter shall
not consume their precious. bodies that the
storms Of War have spared. =
People Of brave and patriotic commu-
nity-'he duty here enjoncd has been too
long neglected. Come together now and
act WORTH y. Cheer up the hearts Of your
noble soldiers by unmistakable evidences OIL
your approval aud love.
SENEx.
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Ops1cE INSPECTOR FIELD TRANSFORMATIONS,
,chmand Yirginia. uscember Sfh. lSGi.

OPsIcG INSPECTOR FIgaD TRANSFORMATIONS,
Richmond, Virginia, December 18th, 1864.
TIME attention Of al concerned is called to Par
4 agraph Ii. General Orders No. 81, AdJutah'
and Inspector Generals Office, current SERIES
"All horses, mules, wagons harness and saddles
in the hands of officers, soldiers citizens not az
thorlzed to retain them branded &c. 81 or "C I.
will be turned in at once to the nearest post quar-
termaster."
= =
Citizens are specially warned ag ainst pureha-
sing horses branded &c. 5. and ~: from
soldiers unless title to SAME is exhibited, issued
from this Office.
RICHARD GAINES. -
Capt and Inspct'r Field Transportation IN charge.
Petersburg Express, Lynchburg Republican,
Charlottesville Chronicle ard Stanton Vindicator
publish one month and send bill to Captain Geo.
e. Taylor. Assistant Quartermaste hicomoha'
Virginia.
Dec. 16-4t
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CURIOSITY.

We were shown yestardaya couple Of rife
bals-the one imbeded 10 the otner--w which
were picked up on the lines near the Nor
folk railroad several days since TIE balls
arc of different patterns, aud no soub:
struck each other in All acute angie whilf
flying through the air. The pichpt fif;r.
ca he part Of the Yankees is very IL.
at this point, aud where so many ba]ja are
showered, it would not be matter Of
great surprise for two to rike each other
Still this is the first instance
Of the kind we have ever seen. At the
point at which it was picked up. our picket
line forms semi circle, with straieht
line occupied by the Yankees confronting
it During the cross firing which is con
'stantly kept up, these balls struck each
other, and fell pear our lines Petersburg
Erpress.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
oNFEDERArE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, De cember 7, 1854. }
ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL
< OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is respectfully
called to the provisions of the ninth section of the
act of Congress entitled act to reduce the cur
rency. Sc, approved February IT. 1864 which
declares that 'sail call certificates shall be funda-
bic. and shall be taxed in all respec IS as is provi-
ded for the Treasury notes INTO which they are
convertible
THE f,nrth section of said act imposes a tax CT
one hundred per cent, on the Treasury notes rep
resented by said five per cent. call certificates
bch shall remain outst anding on the first day of
j January eighteen hundrsd and sisty-tive, :,
G. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary of the Treasury.
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"LoYe Rules tho Camp"

Under the above caption, a. Savannah
paper contains letters from Captain Hatch
(Confederate) and Colonel milford (Fede-
raD to young lady in Savannah, from
which it appears that if lovers have their
troubles, there are also those who, even
amid tue scenes Of war. wish them well.
The lady had sent some "verses and flow
ers' to the object of her solicitude. then o
prisoner at the North. This seemed like
unsubstantia fare to hungry mau; hut
it proved to him sesame" to the com.
forts of home aud the society of his lady
love. COL Mulford writes to her.
1.-The letter containing the verses and
flowers delivered in person to your
friend, and not only that but | had him
parolcd and returned to his homo, and |
trust you have ere this ha | the pleasure of
hearning from himself that his release was
the result Of your letter containing the
flowers
More Of .Sheradan's Work IN the Valley
One Of the nmissioners of the Revnue
In Shenandoah furnishes the following state
ment If the damage done the enemy in
a part O. that county.
| have Leen over ncarly4he whole of my
district, com posing all tho upper end of the
county, from Narrow-passage creek to the
Rockingham county, line, aud find there
has been burnt by Sheridan's army two
hundred aud fifteen barns, eighteen dwell
ings, eleven grist mills, niue water saw
mills two steam saw mills, one furnace,
two FORCES, one fulling mill, one carding
machine, besides a numler offs mailer build
ings. such as stables, &c. The quantity Of
grain destroyed is immense. I caanot give
you any idea Of the amount Of grain. hay,
fodder, &e., destroyed. but the quantity is
very large.
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tsue Large Cooking Stove.

good eight dav brass Clock. Silver Huntsmans
Case Watch, half dozen new Windsor Chairs. half
dozen Dining room Stools. Looking Glass large
Dining Fable, small Work Tables, W ashstands,
Washbowl and Pitcher Beds and Go ttage Red
steads Dishes such Cups and Ss:c--ss iates,
Kaiyes and Forks, Meat ~ !. us 80 or 40 Fowls,
Wheelearr"'-.. , large Spinning Wheel about D.
UUo JOINT Shingles, and. in short, every thing that
IS for--.a, on a well stocked farm.
Ms5- At the same time and place / WILL RENT
TIE FARM, belonging to the estate of James Il.
Hogsett decd, containing 2i0 ACRES, frem the
lst day of March 1865 until the LIST da- of March,
1885, Terms of dug made known on the day II
sale Sale to commence at "a o'clock, A. NJ
December 2o:h, 1894.
Dec 23-ts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nUDLEC SAhEOF VALUABLE PER.
&c SONAL PROPERTY
On WedesGiay the 2stil OF Pee 1904

Having con cluded to break up housekeeping,
money, or ON time as the purchaser may elect, the
following personal property. to wit or 3 good
work Horses, or s, fine Mich Cows, OF 8 Il ogs
l good iron axle Wagon, l set Breachbands,
{made SINCE the wary fcont Harness for two
horses, Rockaway and Harness, l good three
horse wrought-sh1ar Plough, good two horse do.
{BradIey's makc,) l Harrow, Shovel Plows,
double and single, good FEELING Axes, cross cut
Saw, Hand Saw Augurs, Planes Chsels, &C.,
Grading Scythes, Moving do, Forks. log chain
Wind M iii, Corn Shelter, Grindstone, Hay Rake,
800 lbs, Salt. some Potatoes, Cabbage, Vinegar,
Applebutter. Dried Fruit. Sorghum Molasses.
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TInt;ce 10 I'ay-para1,2.

TUE time in wl.ch " hnesale End Retail Dealers
& ean pay the tax their qaa t-riv safes for
the Gsarter Of. the year ending SeNemhcr Goth
S64 has been extended to Decea,ber 18th Tiny
aIc-hereby nntf9d 10 cpne forward GA 81 t,ri"r'-
that date and ay tie same or double the SAID tax
ni'l be required
Tactics who have manufactured }tq,a75"s !or ott@
ami sold CaslaTed tair ta4i arc ,cCui.cd Z"
come forward ut once and register IS HS-,e.s AID
pay tax such.
gass~ will commence the collection Of :he 5 per
rent OF property tax on Tucsaay next, ths t3'h
W. n. II. lynn.
C,}i. ~. Dist.
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MARRIED.


On the 9th inst, by the Rev. WIN s McCana
han, Mr.. ADAM BRuBEck to Miss MAsaIE BowNAs
all of this County.
''What Is there in the vale of life.
Half SO delightful as wife,
When friendship, love, and peace combine,
To stamp the marriage bond divine"
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
De-. ;s--st

TREASURY jJEPAKTMENI, 7
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RcHMoxD, November %, 1861. J
vv,ur HOLDERS AND OWNERSOF COUPON
! HONDS AND CERTIFICATES on STOCK
Issued under the act OF August 10TH ls6i reoeen-
hia after the list DAYS of January and July. l6G4
are hereby gifted to present the same Tor phy-
uent TO the Treasurer. of the Assistant Treas
urers. ore Fay Drnositarv of the Confederate
States funds having been placed in the hat ds OF
thosa officers far The purpose of redeeminI said
bonds and stock No interest will be allowed
thereon after January lst 1865.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury.
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Dec 1s--2mo
TREASURY DErARTMENT,
PrcHxoNp, VA, November %, 1864.

Treasury DErARTMEvT,
R1cHAoNp VA, November %, 1864.
N-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To HOLDERS.
~ AND OWNERS OF CERTIFICATES or
STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued under
tn, act ,ot August f9. 1864, redeemabie after the
LIST dav of January, 1865. to present the same tn
payment on the SECOND DAY CT JANuARl
NEXT. or Ell any time thereafter, to the 'Tfehsu
rer o; tins Confederate States, one OF the AsSls-
tant Urea .rs of the Confederate States, or a
Paw Depopostary Of the Conted, rate States. :unds
ba wing been placed ir the hands of said nts for
the purpose of redeeniug such stock and cauron
bonds No interest will be allowed on such stock
and coupon bouds after Jaruarp lst. 1863
G. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary Of Treasury,
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Heaven Bless the Boys.

Tie House Of Commons of North Caro-
Iva, 90 Monday, adopted preamble ard
rssoiuti'c returning thanks to the juns.r
reserves and home guards, who voiun'. SIS ]
10 cross the State line Into Virginia. 20 ,eet
the enemy on their recent advance upon
Weldon The Raleigh Confederate says: :
1t will be remembered that some mouth
or two ago the junior reserves ffered their
services to the Secretary of War. Wchsve
been shown the following very compliment
tsry endorsement Of Gen. Lee upon an ap-
,p'icatroo by the lst and "a regiments Of
North Carolina reserves Guniorl 70 * s,e
placed on duty n.i...11e7ar their services
might De. needed beyond the State limits.--
The localities are omitted for obvious res
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Departed this life at SangersviIe. Augusta
County, at the house Of L Blakemore the 11th
of December, HERBRT T Far, of Launtz Mill Shen-
andoah County, in theslsth year of his age. He
vas a soldier and belonged to the Valley reserves.
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EF The Clarion, says that tbs Yankees
at Vicksburg car ONLY muster two thousand
men for raid This was the strength of
the raid that came across Big Black last
week In search Of cotton.
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Among the Yankee c a1osgs
at Danyille

Yesterday morning the Yankee officers
ii the prison at Danville made all attemp,
TO overpower the guard They were fred
on, and Colonel Rossier, Of New York, was
instantly killed and others wounded. This
frightened the rest, and the attempt was
given up The struggle lasted but few
minutes, and all was soon quiet.
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years old, IS hands high, heavy built snort ana
broad neck, with little white in the face, and on
the tip Of the tail.
have been informed THAT at the time the Horse
was stolen portion Of Genl Morgan's Cavalry !,
now in command Of Genl Cosby, was eneamped at
Deerded. ~,
will give the above reward of One Thousand
Dollars. for the delivery of the said horse to me,
or for any information that will lead to the recov-
cry Of the same. ,,cr
Deerfeld Augusta Co.,
Dec 1R-1t
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60 ''e will Issue 40 Paper next
week, o.. account Of ofir hands desiring
sosse respite from their labor duyinS
se Universal hoIlysiay wcek.-EDiToR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Augusta Go Conrt Clerks Office to aoit
ESTRAY HORSE.
T1AKEN up bv Mrs 5atharine Fhuey on her Land
j in said Countv. the Attn day of November 1864
OF the following description
A da.L. iron Grey Horse, white spot on each
.bo,Ser some white IN each fore foot. white under
f.. 49, IS bafas hiah eight years old - -
praised at $1,000 hv Albert g -wavand. Joseph r
Trimble and John Nicer before Haiiman T
Extract Teste.
WIN A BURRETT, Clerk.
: Dec 23-St.
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augusta O. Court Clerks Office t.
fGur I,ssray.Cattc.

rTyAKEN up iy kenton Harper, on his land, sew
L en- miles trnm itaHnton, the 26th aav of Sep
tenlher 1854 If the following DIES chi ption 10 wit:
lst. A Ball of white color, two years Old, ap
praised at S20e.
2nd A Steer of byindie cnior, appraised al Sl00
3rd. Hcifer of white color. appraised at SOD.
4th. Heifer of Roam color, appraised at 500.
None of these ca.flcHre marked, the three last
;sled are under year old. and appraised
by John Kenney. n y Brigh, and Cochran,
before " III. d. Anderson }, +.
Extract Teste.
WILLIAM y BURNETT, Cl.k.
Dec I6 St
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NOTICED.

AFR. WIN. CLARK, Sra: hereby notify you
lYA tina. he horse purchased from yon 10 r SaU,
and proven to be Mr. Geo. A Whites. Ah persons
are fcrewarned not 10 trade for a bond executed
:, v me to WIN. Clark for $50 payable attAe end OF
the war, as viii not iiqnidats the same uni8ss
forced by due process u Laao:
Dec 23-2ts
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oCE,gE' FOIG E''

with Foundry, Mil and other machinery, and low
and Mountain lands attached and a SLAVE boy.
pamed ohm. The real property is esteemed to DO
very valuab e the water power is very SUPERIOR
am; the locality is on he South River about two
miles above Waynesboro, depot Of the Central
Rail Road,
TERMS THE property is to be set mp at TIE
prices it brought st the former sale with Interest
The real property to be sold subject to hevcndors,
lien and to be paid for Gre dit Of Six, Twelve
Eighteen and Twenty-tou months with interest.
The Slave on Six months time with interest. The
purs base to give bonds with good personal secu
rity, but the purchasers may pay the cash down
in Confederate money.
HENRY Ii. PECK, Com'r
Nov 15-5t
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rEWe insert the communication
of ssSenex" with pleasure, only regret
ting that the practical evidences of
our well merited esteem for the brave
men of our Staunton Battery sheuld
have been so long deferred. The pc
rusal of this communication is amply
sufficient to warm into action the ps~
triotic citizens of thiscounty and we
therefore commend it to the parEicu-
lar attention of our people.
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VIRGINIA -
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Aug usta County, the
9TH day of Dec ember 1864.
r. TuaK-PtF
John NJ Wallace, Samuel B Wallace. Elizabeth
Valance and Hettie WaIker.-Defts.
The object of this suit is 10 attach the undivided
interest of John WnlIace in real estate (held
with the Defts. in Augusta County. to satisfy
debt due plain''f.
The Defepdats John NJ and Saml Wallace, not
ha zsr y. ered their appearance, and it appearing
OK s: 4actory evidence they not residents of this
Go. meath 1t is ordered that they appear
here y itf,.a month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protec.
ti.ci, inlet est.
A CoPY-TEsrE,
Taous P @.
JOSEPH N RYAN, Clerk.
T,aa % IA
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nOMBAZINE BONNET FOE SALE.-Any Ls-
ID DIV in want Of handsome mourning pohnet
dressing ,. ~. ~ " n
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Dec 2s-3t

4 yTSwrnN We will sell on hnnd av 2Gth inst
n in front Of the Court House. no Cooking
Stove and Furniture.
PECK Il TAYLOR Aucts.
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$3.50 REWARD

TIME above rewsrd will be given for lar&e
/ IRON GREY HORSE, years old next
spring Marks short black name and small
knot on the upper part Of tn. left. fore leg. tie
was stolen or estrayed from the owner near Har~
rsonburg on the 18th inst,
Address JAS GREENLEE,
Co lst Va Cavalry.
Dec-2t*
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FORGE, MILL AND SLAVE.
Esor g.sale

TN pursuance OF a decree of the Circuit Court OF
l. Augusta County, entered in the cause Of Alex
ander Patterson,s admir- &C. against his heirs
shalt proceed on the premises, on Friday the 23d
day of December next, to reseh the property known
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Dec 23--3t

ESTRAY MARE.--.Taken up near, Staa'ito,t;
II BAY MARE. which the owner can have BY
calling at McClanahan's Battery, proving proper
ty, and paying sharges.
Dec Alt.
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nLOVER SEED FOR SALE have 3
" or bushels of nice clover seed which VIII
sell at 60 lbs to the burhel. fs
SAML KEENERLY, Jr.
Hermitage Augusta. 60.
Dac 23-tf
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49, 400 Reward
NJ a N

He il ahou. fifteen years old, tall for his age ard
slender OF a clear black eolop read, has an APP
pearance ofsimpiclty when spoken 10 and often
twists M his forehead when addressed lie hal
or q Grey Jacket. brown pants and q brown ahirt
and TOOK with him ! bend satchel believed be
black. lie is probably making lis way towards
Gordonsville or Charlotte County.
will give Fonr Hundred ID GLARS for lis arrest
and detention in jail otherwise so that recoy
er possession of him. .
HUGH W. SHEFFEY.
Starnton Dec 2-St1SG4
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TREASURY DEPAaTMEST G. s. AL :
Richmond, Dec. /, 1861.
TREASURY NOTES.

Treasury DErAaTMEST G. s. Az
Richmond, Dec. l. 1864.
CYEfEN- THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
In pursuance Of an act of Congress appro we'd
November %, 1864, entitled Gan ace to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange cnspon
r,nns, or seven ,.,i..y treasury notes heHefs g.
snch nass -iorIrcu, that after the pay
ment~ If the annual interest due them the first
day OF Januory, 1885, upon pre- sentation of the
same the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, and Pay
Depos itaries-as designated at foot-wi esne
tiic 4tes therefor, which will enttle t. holders to
dae. Of January, 1865, bearing six per cent. inter
tie fret DAYS OF January and July in each year.
weekly reports to the Register Of the Treasury o.
such certificates issued at heir flccs; wlrereupon,
bonds wll be sent forward in satisfaction Ct same.
The notes will be cancelled in the Usual TANNER,
and rwardcd to the First Auditor.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Va.
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile
Depos;taries at raleigh ard Whining tn,,.. H. G.
Depositaries a Charleston and Columbia, s. &.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Geor-
ga,
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Fla, and Montgom-
cry, Ala.
Deppsitaries at Columbus, Miss, and Houston
snd Marshall, Texas.
Dec 9,-2mo
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HDQ RI ARMY NORTHERN VA =
November II. 1864. {

Respectfully returned to Honorable Sec
rotary OF War. This exhibition of patriot
ism and soldier} qualities on the part of
the junior reserves of Nortn Ga. DINA, is
highly gratifying and encouraging. think
it best. in the present condition of affairs,
that they should remain At. but be
prepared, at moments notice, to move
either to-, or to-.
.Isi2ned] r. E LEE, General.
That these troops are resolved to merit a
continuance of conn limenis so gratifying,
the recent good conduct of Millard's battal-
ion aud the lot and I'd regiments of reser--
VS. at Bel6eld. aud of other troops Of this
class at kinston, suf ciently attest.
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Dec 23--bt.

aTEGROEs Fer HIRE .have for hire
Ia SEVERAL MEN and BOYS, also likely ne
gro WOMAN, good Cook or field hand. They
were on farms in Rockingham County this year
They can be seen at Bridgewate', during e, the
Christmas Holidays when they will be hired They
will not be hired lower down the Valley than
Bridgewaters rr,cnx, y
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TSOE SALE.-A Negro Woman and Infant ;
T the woman is about 20 years Of age. was raised
as nurse, is an excellent house servant, a good
main seamstress and understands carding and spin
ming cotton pecuniary considerations require
the sale.
Enquire at this office.
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Dec ls-st
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a Valuable r s.saa fer ssc71t.

r WISH To RENT the farm at jennings Gap.
! upon which I reside. 1t contains over Four
Hundred Acres Of feared and arabic land / can
furnish four work horses, wagons and fariningim
plements An energetic an Industrious man can
do well by renting.
LAvINIA V ALLEN.
va Rockingham Register copy times.
Dec l6-3t
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VIRGINIA =
at Rules held in the Ciesk's
Office of the County Court OF Rockingham, On
Monday the til day of Nov. 1864.
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N A OnO Will BUY THE TWO STORY BRICK
D1.UUU House AMI Lot % East Ff ynrst street near
Youth avenue; contains aud Crotoa water; street
paved with Belgian pavement hfspie Of JOHN wBRBER,
xs Grand street corner OF Bowcrj
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AN EXTRA WIDE BROWN STONE MANSION,
WITH STABLE.
frat class location Murray Hill, present
occupant in the very manner aud eaboraely 6nsh
throughout without regard tn expense lnainng some
which usually found in first glass houses.
The stable 10 large and OF decidedly superior cha
rAcer.
For further particulars aud prices apply to
WARD MCLEAN,
10 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

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OVV sale lease also ~ three story
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corner Of Third and North Ninh Streets Williamsburg