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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
LATER FROM TIE NORTH.
The Washington ORrOniois Ct the ash uls. has been
Ieesved by The P,tersburg Express.
ToRREsfs oPEAArIoEs

TIE Washington Chronicle Cf the rs % us has been
Iecs.Ved BY The Pstersburg Express.
ToRREsF's OPERATIONS.
A Nashville telegram Of the Goth difposes Of For
rests 5ehisvemsnt AZ Sulphur Springs, by saying:
Forrest, with his entire force, advanced upon and
destroyed me Sulphur spring IresIle, yesterday"
The same despsCh says:
Col Psce, conmlnsipg K River bridge, evacuated
thai pos. Daylight on tee 26.h FOesE took posses
| sion this mOfnllg.
o. saturday, IN the 6ght at Athens, 500 men Of the
| 6 n Ane Indiana cavalry we're captured.
IiisIepor.ed GhaE RoFes. 6TlehGsd al negroes cap
tured who were in Federal u4iloln.
TRoN MISSOURI GIN. PRIoE SILL ADVANCING
The following kilograms oreshadoW active operations
with important results in Missouri:
ST. LOUIS, Sep. 26.-Genersl Rosscrans has iss7
90 appeal 20 tie cizsns OF Missouri TO IA re
| de.s.
State cSers and soldiers discharged are appsalsd
to- and t. IN the CITY requested 10 rrp0r to oope
LaioOld, VINO Wall combine em win his own troops
rom or gsde veterans, for the defence Of the city
Tee IN ire Safe militia iorco viii probably oe "a lied
into the field. PHO Knob as been eVscuaIeG ana the
troops have allen 6sck TO Mineral Point aners Gen ersl
Esng has tire lhtu-and infantry OF General SmlGhs
command.
General Price vii coon unite With General stehy.-
A-OA SNA-S-iA-G eLt-BLu IL rom ten Il
sand men, With SIX Pic OF ariiller~
TER aoVArce reached Pennington 20 uilss ayt III
e-s. Of P II. klOb yesterday.
- is 10 nornltiOn OF the reported eaptar Of
@ G racde4u.
Preparations for offensive and defensive 1uSyem, us
con iUue
s. LOUIS. Sept 27.-OGical Information stiH .puts
&c main ioes a. FreoericktoWn WITH the az va nee
81 rni gton 81. F.sncs county. The Ezsia bod Is
3. n'td rom tea TO twelve thousand ssronE Dr.. ic-
92iy cAsa-y Tae advance, about four iaousand, are
mount
LIS. ATTACKS we're made on Pilot Kn:b,and lee pior
Js- rlay, which were easily repused
uoS ap eIss that Plloi Kc0b .s scs syaeua. a NJ
pg7.t-ly reported.
Pdee's plans are yet un6eveope6, ba. he seer u to
be missing hs fosee9 in Arcadia V.Isy.
General Mower, Who Left B-oSusvls Arksnsss .So
Teei ego, vita strong Of cavalry and art
e,.ll moving rorthSsTd in Pr.sss seAI ana Viii 6s
helIs non in good time.
to7.iiefae.e OOdi:s Of troops Gre arriving here.
aary and infantry are bsug rapidly assigned to hen
proper positions The miGia Responding prom rt,y
TO Tic CAL o. toe coURs0d'Dg general Inc cil..Srg
generally manifest s'EQng disposition 10 organic, lof
lcsa. defence. NN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
STEAM SAW MILL FOR; SALE.

IN the 2Uth October next will be sold a.
~ pubc auction, the pre.es in Prince E1yard cop,tv
the County Line oross Roads, Btes Saw Il In saX
VestnehI THos sPEROIR
Por
fep22-vM HENrv sppuOpp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

WAS committed to Henrico county Jail,
July the Wh 1864, negro ghl named RAvhLL The pre-
perry oil the heirs Of Albert 30 VI Hanover
about ~ or I'll years OF feet high, s Ut
Virginia cloth rock.
her owner requested 10 forward prove property gay
charges and axe nsr away, or she win ding
70 GEU. u. RLIAsANrs
.ppE --vGv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
FROM PETERSBURG.
NO CHANGE IN TIE POSITION.

PrrrnsBuRa. Oct S.-There was no fighting to day,
and no change in the position.
The Yankees were busy running trains along the irea
all las gat as II reinforcing. Toe enemy also cheeed
great deal last night.
lis the impression tina. the enemy intend new move
on our right, and also an attack upon our lines.
Oar troops in good spirits and ready for tho enc
my.
Rain Is falling this eyering.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
VIRGINIA, 10 Wrr:-At hulos he'd in

VIRGINIA, 40 W.T. hules he'd in
the cisrk once Of the County court whsssn from
the 9Th to the It'll day September Ia ,s.r 1861:
fdSard Asxy, In hh right and adnstor Of John
ssrey, deceased, Pitt,
against
Maxey, widow THE raid John Marcy deceased end wsds
msxy, iphrsim slIsy, Pucd, and Lilly Do6blns and
otnersb Defts.
IN OHANlE2Y.
This suit Is brought for dyson of the sstas
Of John Msxey dsceas and plaintiff having erd Nj, bI
and Appearing BY amdAv fled that oerndans atoye
pamed, except Ann Aaxy the State Of Vr-
LIMA, the not1n Of the plaintiff BY bis Is Is ordered
tat the sad assent defndan do appear within ontA
atr due publication q h order and DO 10
protect their interest here and that cepy this BE-
.crhwih inserted In the Richmond Wig Pablo
psvspagsr puShea Ia city kiehmoEd and connu,d
four weeks and that be ted M
County Court day.
copy-.Tests.
sepl0-w4w RFeRIvFa a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
OPERATIONS on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

General GIANT having thrown large body OF troops
20 The ror,asi1e OF the James, aud gained some IA
vantage there, division OF cavalry moved across
the Waugh ae read On Thursday TO ie position nd
strergth and, If pgsslble, to establish themselves
This efors sigaally failed. fs>ks TO the energy and
good behavior Of our oavsly who REFUSED the enemy
ana re-establighsd their lines Temporarily broken.
On Friday, hOWeter more serious ana successful
movement was executed. An entire corps OF infaa
Try, well supplied with artillery, fell upon works on
Mr. w liam PEBBLES am, So rrrcl Level road, mis-
snd a half west OF ths enemy original lins and b5
lcrco OF uumbera succeeded after sshaIp engagement
IN slodg1g cur t,oOps. Fort HORls AID portion Of
the Inns Of breastworks ac icent TO it, fell their
hands Nth one pioee of artillery and few priso n
A brief hal WAS made, but Iihed with their easily
won victory the Yarkess advanced az iin in tte
direction OF the B ydon Fl nix 90. They svarm. d
over BJi assG'l, Pegrsms, Bow s and Jones' farms
bu were struck on the latter by forces d che,
ed in their csrser Battle was here joined, and the
confident Cnemy-meetipg more than Lis match, was
forced back in the direction Of biz captured works wi
severe loss n killed, wounded and prisoners Dark
ness ended the eDgay ment which began lae in the sf
terDoOn With tue eneIy still 10 possession Of the poll
ron gained from On Pseoles' farm, aud portion Of
hir column slightly in advance. TIE enemy's ed snd
wounded fell into our bsnos, together with nearly
tvelye hundred prisoners taken by our infantry and
said TO have been very large their dead and wounded
COW ring the f. lds Of their retreat. Many Of these
wounded have been brought to and placed in hos
pitals. Alsrgs number Of aubuances were engaged
in this labor Sturdy aud Sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
BOUNTY JUMPERS,
The AleIaodIla (Va) staf, .b,,,,ol ., :,

The AleIandrla (VA) State Journal ssys:
Bounty jumpers are bsing snascaed up at q pro al =
Riou9 fact rate Just nov. We learn that sew eIsI
additions have recently been made to the Green pr on
among them one chap who has Jumped as high a. 81
b.Unlies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
sRoN oIECIHEArI.

CNCISEAfI, Sept 26-Tre SeAft in this st,ta and
Indiana Il progressing qIi=ty. Several new Tegn ,nts
pAsa' through the city last week for the front.
suicide ysserd'y 6y falling on his bsyoues ''"Hi 'eu
In9 delegation from OOvingtOn and Newport. " ti,s
returning bone from the UIioa demOpstTatior ~ ,h;0
ol'y on Slu,ea7 night, cam, il collision with mr. r.
the Fourth Ward. III "
Bsulders aid pistols we're freely ussd Tvo,o, -
one woman vera killed, and several were wornJa. -
fhe riot soon Quoted -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
FROM THE SOUTHsIDE.
EVENTS OF THE FOUR DAYS PRECEDING
YESTERDAY.

The telegrsms of the P;sss Association Agent, With
General Less army, have given en- ineligible outline
of the movements extreme right since Thursday
last We copy however, from the Petersburg En-
press of yesterday the following fuller report Of the
events referred TO- in order that readers may be put
sented:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

W IRGlNlA- At rules holden in the .lerR's
sfJuly l5o4,
Morgan Seal ausavus Seal Emily Msnsner WIN Tappey and
Luce hS vile, Peter Avs AID WIFE,
Walden, Peyon Walden, Jossph Powell osl an III
vile; WIN UnAlksy and Jau th biz wfe and AaoipLus
KAHN, hun.
against
fhscphlus Seal Elen Virginia Lacy Matthew ses JosepbIns
bes AArths Kahn, francis II. kah Oarolns Kahn In,
ma Rahm, Philip AAhm ana John Kahn, Deiu
IN CHAkvLkf.
The obi OF Of this suit mentioned In The hiu
Gsd, 70 DIVIDE the amongst parties entitled
appear ne by aMdavt t1st me dsfendan fsophas
sadent OF this state, motion Of pAnrs
lis ordered that tns SAID Ihsopus sea appear within one
month amer dus publication hereof and do whs sesssy 70
protect his interest," In this suit
oopy-testa.
tv7n-I.-S- vn pnrEss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

VlkGlhlA.-ln the Circuit Court for tie
county OF Halifax:
hsrihA O. Pnnsis, who sues By Harrison Oliver her mex,
fiiend, Plaintiff.
against
Richard o. PIirgls, Defendant
The elds In th sut viii notice. that ON The r dsy
Of October EeIt Of nine ia e and
I've In me afternoon OF that hs ONCE Elisha banks.
dale, Jr a. HALIFAX court nouss In tie under.
signed, the plant In this suiL podons II Geo.
hcnols aud others " os read evidence pain.
VI IN thus sail ana H. from the taking
aepositoIs shs DOT be eommeheed or beng eynencea sn
not We completed on that DAY, the .kng ADJ
ourned from time " tine Dc com.
Fieted.
Witness the following signature this 18th day OF August D.
1884, MAAIHA O. PkIksLI
uE-stv BY Harrison r, harm fr.nd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

OST BOND.
Notice hereby given that application viii be made for the
renewal OF seven cent Confederate Registered Bono,
1--WE for soO Issued July Soh 1863 Yankees
tbg their occupation Of Caroline county May lat.
90 20 -v6ws L.ronae oonnitv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
OPERATIONS on SATURDAY.

CPAAA1I'N5 ON
Saturday opened glcouiIy in weather. The heavens
were thcly overcast, aud the rain fell steadily all CAV
But this did IOs put stop 70 military operations on
our right as t raj been determined to disodge thu
enemy ON his neWy-gsned advantage, If possible
Their advance was early driven back ny our infantry
who, during charge, captured about two hundred end
fifty Or sOnere ana en- assatl made upon the for
titled position PesOles farm. l. was unfortunately
repulsed TIE envy bad during The night received
heavy reiI fo'c'monts, aud had not bsen Idle in
strengthening their works. Oar lOes, We are glad to
say MAS IN hng.
DurFg the day, Hampton succeeded in gaining
point on the left fink # tho enemy, some seven or
eight mills from iowa, which, being discovered, por
ton OF his o. mmsud Was attacked. This was about
ollOcS P N and the discharges of artillery end mus.
kerry c-uld distinctly heSrd here. Our men being
someWhs haty pressed compelled to retire tlowy
but reI fJrcemeus coming up, they reformed, and ia
turn drove the enemy 70 their works, capturing Two
hundred prisoners and otbeFgie INJECTING severe loss
Wo roget to state That losssa on this day included
some vSlutbls cfi1ers, emong them the following:
General DunnoVant, o! South CsrOiiDa, commanding
BIlers OLD Bsgsds-Eiiled.
c Booker, Of SJuth Olrolinn, killed.
De- John FSniaine, formerly Gen STARTS Medical Dl
ice or, killed.
Colonel EtCrsFy Of South Carolina wounded slightly.
Col Bs,b5ur, of North O,rolina wounded slightly.
Saturday closed with the enemy still in possession of
cur los works. hu. 20 further ADVANCE and our troops
in goad spiIia.
TIE PEIsoSKRs CAPTURED.
The number OF prisoners cap ured on Friday and
Saturday Will amount, In the aggregate, 10 seventeen
hundred. Among them are the following prominent
officers:
Gel. ". O. Revision, 24h Now York cavalry.
Lie1eoant Colonel Tao mas Gregg, 10 Pennsylvania
regiment.
II iOr J. G Wright 6l9t New York regiment
Major james T. Peel Pcs nsylvania c.valyv
jar L. s. Horton, Ssh AA'saohusetts regment.
h,jor w. hapis, ID New Yoik cavalry. l.s,.Ea
? he prisoners represent the Ftth and Ninth O. M
which shows that the enemy is 10 strong icroo ON or
right. Many OF these prisoners were drunk and xben
brought il t. town Impudent and 6isofdsrlv
The body of Lieut.. Colonel Cummings. of yfrmont
was found upon the field OF Saturday mornings fght.
sUEDAT's tPERATIoss.
Bat little was done yesterday morning exc, D, some
nsavJ ek,%shng By the opposing Infantry forces. Oar
troops tell back from the scene Of Slurdsy 6ght du
ring the night and the enemy yesterday afternoon adj
vauced bis line some few hundred yarSs H,s nIcLets
one time occupied the houses Of D. Roissesu and ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
N OF &c 4 -.

NOTICE..
To tho Creditors Of the Estate Of John a. HiLls,
man, dss'd:
| Will BE- at Amelia Court House on FRI
DAY, the ian day Of October rex pay all claims
against said Etate decree term
of the ,cui Out 81 sAd County in the HsmaL
Admin.stfs 20 Hnman's Crtdito
CHAkLEs A. HARGRAvE, Admir- OF
-sp2z&t.-oe2 -2 !SL 4 .g!l 2sD 1900 go:
HOLLlNS INSTITUTE.
PLEAsiTs, Professor Of Natural Science and History
an JoYHEs ID. A, Ancieat and Modern Languages
l. W sEuLT, D. D., Lnglsh Lang and Nor scsnes
sHAsLk Cook, II. A., hsihsmAaeS
JAZZ WMKLl, kuhs
hia LUCY juicy,
II 5 JEwErr,
LAURA kKRroof, \ AAslftlntA,
sGLLY CoOKH,
VsYDSoR,
Mrs. JAzE CoSwAI, Govornes,
AreI the Of the present quarter s ep twenty no,
viii be continued with bhef ltsTmson st Christina, nm.
"a lst OF June Terms are hxeI until the I az
January next At $40 month Board Tuition Naas
(exrs) t2T month Pupils must funis ther own iokts
,0iDsls and sheei.
Address CHARLES COOKE, supt,
Botetout Springs,
Roanoke Co., Va.
BThe following botts cannot be supplied here Pupils
Who procure OF requested bring them WI
Hav ms Mental Moral Philosophy, Wherres Ethics r,ep
Analyses, hsihgaGt English Tr,nha
Enshsh Pest and Present. Trencbs etaay Words Larms
Rasquels French Course Prem LeAoOns Latin Gram.
mar, Latin LeIcons Smiths Algebra, Davies Lege,ate Wa.
btrs Outlines Of History CroIets Arithmetic cuEekenbos'
0cmpnsiop - .nS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

GORMlTTED to the Jail of Buckingham
~ County the n Of JuGs, lss4 negro man hAaRY5
Inches high b.ck complexion, q or "a Jsa ODD, has
hand right been bsay cst
often, ana lower front ,ooth ut.
Harry sold by Mrs. Fanny hamilton, Prince Edward
county, ia city OF Richmond u IS months ago. he ssys
belongs Jno. smita Amber, coony Ths owner ia
Cquired come forward property and pay charges
10 vii be dealt With - the Law dill scis.
RM. D. MILLS,
srqn-.sv T.inv ~ Hu.S,,ch.,- -o,D,y u,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

FOR SALE.
A COMFORTABLE Country RESIDENCE,
n containing Five Rooms With Necessary OUT buildings
fifty TO one Hundred Acres Of Land attached xilia OF
nile OF FuvAnpx q. Il.
For particulars. apply 70 addreaa yaB,
s% ""' pslmyra TlnVanns Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

l. CLERKS W COUNTY CoURTS MAGierKATks NorARIEs
PUBLIC. LAWYEAs, GoVEHaAIST .oAIhANrs AND vIE.
Eke.
GUIDE FOK CLAIMANTS or DECEAskD
kOLDlEnS.
Being Instructions 10 Army TO Claimants wits
Issn ofths Lass OF 0es aud Orders the War be-
Pai!neLh and the Ptscce In the oces Of hessc Id
Auditor Uomptro1sr the treasury the Get.
tment OF the Of DeeeaSed oneers and Bder. By
Col W. H. Fo1e, Ageat 10 adjust the ms Of Deceased
kod!ers for the Sste Of AaDsm Beved and approved
by Second Auditor Comptroller OF the Treasury aud
adapted 70 se-erl use. lImo. Up. u: Price IS.
~ Gent BY mall, Hostage free, en- receipt OF t5.A3
Adde'S GEU. Z. EyANo a Co.
sss-T,Pkslm Boz and Job PiIater. KIonn.n1 u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
COMMISSION HOUSE.

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29
FROM THF FRONT,

WASHINGTON, Aug- II
The passengers by the mail boat from
Citv Point report that on Thursday di-
vision of the I'd corps, in the vicinity oi
Ream's Station, on the Weldon Railroad,
were attacked by a lsrge force of rebels,
supposed to be General Hills entire corps,
and were compelled to fall back, which
they did gradually, disputiug, however,
every inch of the ground, and fighting for
most of the distance hand to hand.
At o'clock the fight was still progress
ing, but our men had gained a secure pO-
sition and movements we're being made
which would put the enemy on the retro
grade
It is reported that we lost three batteries,
including Sleeper's celebrated Massschu-
sets Battery, the Captain of which wss
wounded earlyin the day in the right arm,
but must calamity kept the field until the
afteroon, whom he became weak from loss
of blood. -.
I.ator information Of the fighting on
Thursday, in which General Hancock was
engaged with the enemy at Ream' Station,
Is to the effect that at 4 P NJ, he was re-
inforced from the 9TH corps, and the enemy
after making several assaults upon our lines,
was badly repulsed and retreated leaving
their dead and wounded in our hands:
1t is also reported that we re-captured
the guns taken by the rebels earlier in the
day. The rebels lost terribly in the Fattle
of Thursday even more, it is estimated,
than in their repulse on Friday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29

HKAvY RoBBERY.-THREE DELEGATES TO
THE CHICAGO CoNvEETIoN ARRESTED on sUs-
PIcIoN.-A German passenger on the Lake
Shore train on Friday last was robbed of
81 900 in gold, which he was taking with
him from the old country to invest in a
farm in the far west. He was seen by the
conductor to get aboard the cars at Dun
kirk, carrying his money-bag with him,
after having paid for his dinner in gold,
but the train had only just started when he
discovered that the bag was missing.
Search was Immediately commenced, and
suspicion fell on three villainous- looking
individuals in the second-class car, who,
on the arrival of the train at WestReld,
we're taken into the depot and searched by
the conductor, Notwithstanding their loud
protestations of innocence. The search
resulted in demonstrating the fact that
though not thieves they were still sus-
picious characters-being none other than
delegates to the Chicago Convention. They
were let off on this particular charge, but
they should be wa ched by. all conductors
and travellers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29


A NEW WAR MAP.-We have received
from the publishers new and very elabo-
rate map of Richmond and Petersburg, and
the surrounding country, as at present oe-
cupied by the Union and rebel forces,
drawn by Major W. c. Hughes, of Michi-
gan. The author of this map was captured
while in the discharge of patriotic duty,
bearing an important dispatch from the
War Department to Gen. Mcclellan, then
with the Army Of the Potomac in virginia.
AS soon as the opportunity presented
after capture, the Major destroyed all the
papers in his possession, and succeeded
perfectly in deceiving the rebel General
Stewart as to who ne was, and, by assuming
character EacogHitO, received from Stew
art Aattering letter of introduction to the
authorities in Richmond, asking for his
release, which was granted on the first
evening Of his arrival at the rebel capital.
Having spent several days at liberty ex-
smining the fortifcstions around that city
and Petersburg, he was again captured,
and confined as prisoner for nine months,
when he was exchanged. The map is an
excellent one, and will be for sale at
Hawks news depot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29
NV YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Aug. q.
f3eld duh. decidedly weak. The Peace
r.uors effect the demand, though they
ara parhsps, nowhere less credited thanat
the gold room. The demand, also, is limit
Cd, while the supply is reinforced tothe full
extent of the demand by Gold Coupons,
and gold recsiyed at the Sub Treasury in
payment Of coupons. Lower prices viii
be touched next week. Opened at 50, at
2 P. n. it was quoted at 2 5o4, with
downward tendency.
The Commercials Washington special
correspondent says General Hancock re-
ports the loss of two batteries. Other ac-
counts say IA guns were captured"
Captain Sleeper of the 10th Msssachu-
sets battery, was captured after he was
wounded, snd le Of his men, and 81 horses
killed.
A Nassau letter Of the 2Oth, states that
the ateamer Fox had arrived from Charles
ton, having thrown overheard laO bales OF
cotton.
The new pirate Electric Spark was of
Nassau, on the 2nd, and was cruising of
the islands.
In retaliation for cruel usage of our sol
diers by the rebels, all the prisoners in
Fort Lafayette are not allowed any
luxuries whatever.
Bermuda dates of the 10th mention the
arrival Of four steamers from Wilmington,
with an aggregate Of nearly 5000 bales oi
cotton.
The steamer North Star, from Aspin-
wall, arrived this noon with $50, 300 in
treasure. Among the passengers, are ex
Governor BigleF, of California, and A. b.
Boyd Of Panama.
The steamer Sacramento, from New
York, via the Straits of Magellan, arrived
ct Panama, on the 10th.
There has been a change IN the Peruvl-
an Ministrr- hut no raEolution IA reported
An attempted revolution in Ecuador
had been suppressed
The bark Asbertena, from Vera Cruz
on the 10, reports that the French blockade
Of Mexican ports, was raised on the 9TH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29
9eaal alatiffs.

GUARDIANS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
VI of an order Of sale, ISSUED out Of the Probate
Court of CuyahOgA county, Ohio, the 18th day of
August, 1851 in the suit of Henry q. Robinson
Gurdian, against Eliza T. Robinson, May A. Bob
insOn and Harriet T. Robinson, minors, are defend
ants 7 shall sell at the door Of the County Court
House, in the city Of CIevelar d, Cuyahoga county
Ohio, the 10th day of September, 1874, at three
o'clock P. M the following described real estate,
to wit
Situate in the township of East Cleveland, in the
y Cuyahogs and state Of Ohio, and bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning in the CEN
tire Of the st. Caif ~o0d wnCre IL H.
line of lot 367 thence South 599 West II chains 6s
links to Bingham's East line; thence North along
Binghams East line 2S chains 75 links 10 stone
in the ground for Bingham's Northeast corner;
thence south S9159 West chains 20 links to the
centre between the two tracks of the cleveland,
PainesVilie & Ashtabula Railroad Company; thence
North 561So East between said tracks chains
links to post; thence South s9120 East IL chains
3S links ths East line of said lot; thence South
" West along said lot line "a chains 63 links to
the place of beginning; containing 80 36-l00 acres
of land being the same land aparted and set on to
sat minors by partition, approved by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, at the
November Term thereof, A. D. 1858.
Appraised at $500 per acrs.
Terms-0ne-hah down, balance in one and two
years, with interest payable annually.
HENRY O. ROBINSON,
Guardian O. said Minors, Defendants.
BAcRUs NOBLE, Att'ys.
August Path 1894 nup1G.T6T