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Z .Gf-IAL Yiflpass.

~ apI,uA,. rnr,nu.--Hr VALENTINE WIN.
PRHE u hereby Authorized and will hereafter make
sales Il thu Horse lot. Council Chamber hi, every
saturday, Commencing ii 10 o'clock -, 90 our
ascount. We respectfully solicit tor nm 'oe Psssou
ase OF all who hare carriages, horses We"ss VI
stock Of any description 10 sel. 80,
sn.-v&ssv No l09 Main u.
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r OHT-Confedersts Bends and Money Lost On
( i Friday, the sth day Of the present nonth.
some where on the Richmond aud Danvilis Rail-
road, between Tomahawk and Cosl6eld S;atlons. on
said road or ct tbs latter station, two Confsderate
psr cant honds--ous No 602, for $4,000. issued
May 20, 1888, interest paid to lst January. 1854,
ops No Ass. TOR ~ SEQ. Issued 4th scptsnbef,
1862 interest paid to lat January, 1884, and about
17OO In Confederate notes Of the 6snominaa3en Of
IS aad under. All peeecus are hereby forcuarned
not 10 trads for said bonds, - application will b
made for { cir renewal. A liberal reward Will b.
paid for the delivery Of said bonds And money to
ms. M6hkuAId ChoWDEn,
sp 2A--laWSt+ Powhatsn county. VI.
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e~xa THE an.usl meeting Of the Stockbc ot
~ lie i.ishmonu, fredericksburg and P,tomsc
saliroaa Cowaauy will be held at the office OF iaa
:nlary. in Echnead, on Wednesday, thn let Of
jane. ut IL O'Clock Il WINSTON, Treas.
ny 9-law3H
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H. DsATAi. Netice..-I hsve moved my Cities
~ thr E doors above thu Spotswoed nause.
my 9--ci6.s Jos WOODWARD.
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AAU09HGWzA
HyxW HIcfI MONT, TnxArss,
N" Corner n 7th and Broad sss.
Acs,as aaa stste sas@ sr....4,-s $1,000. bgdss
xaua
~ NOTT0D. -
The manager having proper appreciation Of the
pecesstee Cf tins tmes has thought proper % close
the Theatre, the employees having been seat u the
aeld. An early notice will be given OF the
~ RE-O2ENIN0, %
when viii bs produced the.
g II o 8 T
OF TUE
DISMAL SWAMP,
gotten up at cast Of
NINETEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Peysous having secured ressrved seats can have
them changed upon application 1t the box once On
the dsv OF opeoing. my ll-O
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DIED.

At his fAshcY's residsncs. on Broad o. on ING
oth Inst, Of consump4i0u, 0EOR0E, e!dcM ION ~
James and Cashsrine Mefces, aeea s'A'ee" S".''
and fouv mouths.
So NorfNk papers please copy.
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TOSEPM HODGsON,
eJ Wholesale Commission Merchant,
On the north side Of the Basin,
Respectfully solicits oonstgumsnts. He Offers for
Q bbls graduated sugar
10 boxes ohoics brown sugar
Is bars DO do
"A boxes t.llcw candles
10 bales cotton wedding
bales u bro cotton
80 hoxss prime msnf'd tobacco
ownole cheess choice black tes
20 kegs sup carb soda
Is feams note paper
20 pieces black and white calico
dos cotton drawers
IA pairs hip broeaps.
All orders for buying or selling promptly sxseu-
tsds charges moderate. ~ 22-lAv3wf
TNO Mr. NATHAN w NnIsON You ret being
i resident Of the State Of Virginia At this time,
aud having no plsoe Of abode therein and being the
sole trustee In certain deed from Lewis Lichten-
steia, for my beneft, dated the 9Oth OF February,
1898, and duly recorded In the Richmond Hustins1
Court, you viii please take notice that shall, On
the hfst day Of the Nay term (s8a) Of she said
Hustings Court 70 be held by the Judge thereof on
the 18th Of Nay, 1864, move ths sAld Court 70 ap-
point another trustee 10 your place ana stead, 70
CAROLINE ICHrENeTEIN
Richmond. March 20, 1854. nhai-s.-Awf
NV soNss.-
Fray, Maiden, Pray, with beautiful visaes,e. Title
p rss''y Ps y ~ y ks'oAl'' Music BY Al rr.
Arvi 3 Lee; or Toe Maid with Golden BAR. Price,
RESPONDER the Hour Answer 10 When this Cru.
q War u Over Price, q.
VIII be ready IN = few days,
Tho standard Bearer. BY q Coleman.
Mary Of Argyle.
GRO DUNN 90,
NIOrIcs 70 Fsrnss.-I have on baud and fcr
Oman Saunr ,kornh >ce 4
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a wood ~ win cHer for sale, on the pssmisss.
On Wednesday, LIT o. Jons next, (K faif, n moi,
tho next fAir DAY. bic Fam lying On the wsssss Of
ivs ;rssf y as On Ss .. sss %ss
conisinirs S3a 10 acras, adjoining the Auds Of Df
John Woods and others: about - scroa 10 woods,
lagee part heavily timoesed; The bsspes cleared
Tnere q neat dwelling house upon the farm aad all
the NECESSARY out house. Tho land 10 capable Of
the highest stats Of improvement II Iies u enc ol
the bess ssShbcrhoods in ths State, Scar " oharoh
Immediaseiy sfser the sale Of the land, II the
growing crops can be disposed Of. We Win sell I'll The
fsmsinpe crop, stock, horses, farming uteosils, .
aritr..s four-hSrss 'hfsshins n.cni1s. "a
17Y O HEBHNRR, Auctionser, No. 100, Main
w street, opposite Hxchange Baok.-RsguIsr
sale DAYS, Mondays and Thursdays will sell, on
the above mentioned days, merchandise and furni-
tare OF every description
Cousignments respectfully solicited.
NH l-sm. We HEBENER, Auct'r.
KEAL ESTATE FOR BALE
VcOR Sale by request Of NJ Thos n Montague,
II 0Gsr for sale his Farm Of Al acres on the Deep
Run turnpike, elk miles above Richmond, adjoining
+ N Dickeu and VIM Bennett.
About 10 acres are cleared, and have been well
improved, the bala noe 10 In woods.
+ The improvements are dwelling With four rooms,
new Kitchen, new stable, aud other out-houses.-
There ID also promising young orchard just In
bearing
Preparations for gardsning have beco made, and
the whole premises are In good order. Immediate
possession given. D WILLIAMS,
nv 2-eodAt AuctioneeY.
AND for 0slc.-I VIII sell 100 aores Of vaioa-
l BILE Land, we'll timbered, situated 10 miles
from Richmond, on the Deep Run turnpike; healthy
location, aud In go,d neighborhood; Improvements
inconsiderabIe Price, Sos per acre. Address
g W SAUNDERS,
Coal Hill P O, GoochlaBd co.
Psi think this land good investment for any
person desiring 70 own property, situation for
tan. yard, good water, 10. q W >.
2O-QaWAv
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hnnwhssy ~ ANgEts ~-stse ntshsss sasfaas saTsss
x.sfts tsfs a. TUEs 0STicE TOE a's sssnsa g CHAN
wsssN An4 LINN RAGS IN sssxe ~ sssaa
u xxNA.
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VvO the Friends Of the Soldiers throu.hopt ~
Confederacy.- y"
QuARfERMAsfIa 0aN'is DspAR,xu,.
RAILROAD BURsau.


RAILROAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb 90 1884
The friends and relatives Of soldiers in thu A..
Of Northern Virginia are hereby notified th,, :.
arrangement has this day been effected VIII ~ =.
Southern Express Company to carry all packages ~
food end wearing apparel TO Richmond Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained th-or,h
tie Express Company, the following instruction..
mus. be observed:
Packages must not contain more than On. hr.
dred pOu nds; b we'll secured and plainly mst..I
and sent q the expense OF the shipper to ether n
the Soldiers Relief Associations which srs loe,si
% follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South Cs,op,,.
at Columbia; In Georgia at Augusta; In ilsbsms
at Montgomery; or to any other point II which one
Of these Associations have an office.
The Agents Of these Associations will there tsis
charge Of them and ship daily BY Southern Nwes,
Company to the proper Agents OF tie rsspsetiy,
States Ut Richmond, who will see them distribrt,d
to the proper individual owners.
To meet the wishes Of the oldisrs, and to i've
them q certain and speedy communicates Win
home, the Southern Express Company hes agreed
to give this fseish. preference cur surybxs ia:
and, In order that 40 obstacle may to the sue.
cess OF 60 iaudHble "a enterprise, TIE several n-
road companies ara hereby requisite. To reaa.r tas
Express Company such facilities as viii enable j. 10
make this arrangement complete success.
As tho Southern Express Company aeumes III
responsibility Of the transportation Of these psi.
ages, the Reief Associations are requested to With.
draw their Agents who have heretofore acted y
travelling messengers. II the Relief Associations
will establish agencies in the rear OF othsr armies
they may enjoy the same privileges hereby secured
TO the Army OF Northern Virginia.
FW SIMS,
Lieut. Col. and QuarteruN.ss
Approved:
A r LAwToH,
Quarteruastsr General.
01To1 eou1HlRS ExPRRss CoxplST,l
Augusta, 6s, Feb %, lsea, !
The Eouthern Express Company hereby molly tho
friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that they are PRE-.
pared to carry cut arrangements as ANNOUNCED Ia
tho above card, and that they will do oil 10 ih.s
power to fulfil its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Eup't and Acting President,
fe N-eod3m Southern Express Conpany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13

CTaAYED-From pasture, near Hanover juno
y ton, on the 9th met, two small black mare
Mules In good order and fastened together by chain
hatef-onc branded &C S" and the other 20 3
s." last seen near Anderson's station. Any infor.
nation leading to their recovery Will be rewarded.
JOHN HOWARD,
nv lO-4tk Can. and Acting N Md Line,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13

DISAOLUTION.-f CO partnership hefss0nn
existing under the name and drm Of scnoosf
Z Todd is THE day dissoivst BY mutual consent
An PERSONS having claims sgainst 10 WI psss
present them without dslay, end ill lndsotsa y
ere requested 70 make mediate payment ~
Hchoolsr being absent In the army, the bosissss
the firm will DO closed BY Chss Tedd, shon
alone authorised TO sign the name OF ne nrl NJ ~
Hettiement Of the Same. SChvOnSnH'
CHAS L TODD.
Riahmond. Nav 4. 1894. my6-ls
TO-PARTNR RSHIP NOriCx.--Ws, the uudsi'
J signed. have this day entered Into 60, ps ,op
sSip under the style and hrm Of AkxNIs, Nos'
FLRxr 4 co, for the purpose at conducting gee
raj Auction and Conamisoi0n Business. aud me nA'
aEORGR ARINTs.
HILL NORyL1Br'
BIN thus forming new concern We ssitas
" solicit cousinuati0n Of that cuutdenee ana paw
mage 20 literally bestowed upon the late ormA a..
The commission business viii be condncsed -.
store now occupied BY 9eorgs Arenss, corner ~; -
and 18th sts, and the manufacture Of smosr IN
bacco win be conducted at the cid stand OF o."
Norhset, CORNER Va and Cary.
my 6-6t ARANTe, N0RILEEf W W.
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The subscriber tskes this Opportunity Oh fsss. as
ing thanks 10 his friends ard tie pas.e sess'ss
for tho liberal patronage extended 70 h'm s% :.
the ccrcera vi Palfam, Hanes b Ws.'eer, 49,. n
licls Continuance Of the same q. ais LeS -
business, where he VIII continue 10 eel k'es as
and meechs slsbss by sactiaa or privsts sAs
Oaa VI ,hA eeacoEn Vii: DO - he Morse ~ .,
Saturday 20 attend 70 the seiliDs OF Any sSs.'
hicles, hc, ihas nay DO entrustsd 70 ns.f 49,
nv 3-eodos CHAS NAMES, - nA'-
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NEGROES FOR SALEAND HIRE.

(NOOk for hife.-The undersigned has for hire,
\ for the balance Of tho year, or for six months
II preferred, an accomplished cook. She IL forty.
Ave or fifty years Of age, and without encumbrance
Though not robust shecan cook and wAeh for small
family. Apply, personally, on Main street, between
LIST and a. south side the street, and middle Of the
square, or by letter, addressed to az Dispatch
Gftioe. box n. my l2-9.*
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~ NOTION. -
rup1ICAr1oNs ron 1Hn TIMES.
NEW EDITIONS GU.

= NEW EDITIONS OUT.
THE Two N TION8
A kyY TO fus HISTORY CT TIE AMERICAN War.
By The Author Of the First and Second Years Of she
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n WO Hundred Daiiars kewArd.-IOst, strsyed,
or stolen from the cavalry camp OF HoicOmbe's
legion, near notton's bridge, one email bay Mare,
slight saddle marx on the back. Also, one mouse
colorsd Marc, tax name and tail, with right eye de-
s,royed The above reward viii DO given for tho
delivery Of these animals as this camp, or whore.
ever they can be obtained by the owners.
RM MULORON,
Assistant Surgeon Cavalry,
nv 6-l2ts Ho.combs's Legion.
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uNOk Hira-A nrst- rate House 9ervapt.--l wish
TO hire TO some geateei person, for the balance
Of the year, my servant man William. He Ia re
gAFded o Grst. class house servant.
r ANDERSON,
my 8--e,s Tredegar Iron Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13

a. TO the Vo.esf Of The City 81 R.chmcnc.--
~ 4; the solicitation Of many friends announce
mpscit : Caadida:s Cor the oii;e Of Commissioner
Of thu Revenue for sionroe Wari, and respectfully
asz your support Election day, 26th May, 1854.
ny c--l2s* WM 4 BEyEklDGE.
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N>:.. TO the Voters OF Hensico County, am q
~ candidate sof the next Sheritsaity OF HenYicC
county, and respectfully .o!ict ycu. support
iny lido JNO A HUTCH EsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13

FHNWENTY Dollars Reward Lost. Oh The 7ih isst,
i uleerschaum pipe, mounted with SILVER, with
the words ''CoI F Mallory, 18th Va" engraved
thereon. The above reward will c paid st tho store
of WIN Redwood, Esq, corner OF l4ih and Frank.
lin SITS. Oh its delivery st his store.
my l0-3ts GEO WRIGHT.
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k[. TO the Voters Of Henrioo county.-P II
~ HUFFMAN 10 candidate for the next Sher-
i6alty, and respectfully s0licits your support Aav-
Ing served you in the capacity OF Deputy Sheriff for
four years aatter myself that nh the once
with satisfaction. Election In May next
AZ ll-t26ihMs
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IN DOLLARS Reward -Strayed or stolen from
IN the commons On Union Hill, Fear Fairfield
Race Course dark bay NJ are, with very heavy tail
and mane and star In forehead has Saddle gall on
the wthers. $50 will be paid for her delivery, or
Information leading to her recovery.
j w MARSHALL,
Venable street, between 2l,h aud 18th,
Or Marshall Thoruton's, Factory,
my G-st* Cary street, bet l4th and 18th.
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lUt-l |
saf isai
tsach.s
sehes ],
speech.
aeisbho1
b eniaa
ebaFe ri
asu hjz
cslyefes
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500
negro nj
lIga, Isl
| With Ps1
| aiTS On
| ease. i
| muEty @
| vntof 81
| lean sci
| ap SOL
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n< COMMISSIONER Of The Revenue, Third
~ District, Monroe Ward Having performed
the duties Of the once of Commissioner Of tho
Revenue for the Third District Of the city OF Rich
moud tor tho pact two years. I announce my self .
candidate for the Office, and respectfully solicit the
votes Of my fellow citizens at the election to be held
on Thursday, May %, 1884. n ELLYSON.
An 26-26ts
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1nA DOLLARS Reward. - stolen from my
lUU farm, on the Darbytown road, two horses,
her head and white spot Of he hind 6set she
had two sore places, latey healed up, her shout
ders The other one IL . bay horse, years old,
with sore SPOT on his shoulder. For any infor.
nation, 10 that get back the above horses. will
pay . reward or 500. 0kaHAkDT.
nv 5-eod8t
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w ANTAD-By an efacer, comfortable room,
W with q Southern front; one not below I'd ct or
north Of Broad street preferred. Address, statiug
terms and location, IN W." at this cface.
lS-lt4
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INV ApVERTIs'MEMTs
THE ATLANTIC FOR 1866.
Pr sPEC TUs.

The Number for January, 1855, begins the
Fifteenth Volume Of the ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
The Publishers state that they have made such
arrangements for the coming year will convince
their readers that they intend 10 maintain the
present position anil popularity Of their magazine.
They can now annOunce definitely the following
features of the New Foiume.--
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe will contribute a
new series Of Domestic Papers, with the title Of
"The Chimney Corner"
DonaI 9. Mitchell, author Of "Reyeries Of a
Bachelor will begin IN an early number story
with tile title, Of abr. Johns" ?
Prof. Goldwin Smith, ofthe University Of OK
ford, has engaged to write regularly during the
year, on topics Of interest 10 American readers.
Prof. Agassiz has In preparation another series
Of his interesting and valuable Scientific Papers.
Nathaniel Hawthorne's Papers furnish some
scenes from his unfinished work, "The Dofliyer
Rom incc," which will appear In the coming Vol
ume.
Fhx- Hugh Ludlow will continue his admirable
sketches Of travel and adventure.
0soPge Augustus Sala, the well known novelist
AMI mlgaLinist, will contribute series OF papers
similar to those written bv him in Dickens House
hold Words" aud "All the Year Round" The
first paper will be n sketch Of George Cruik shank
Mr.. aud Mrs. $. G. Hall will contribute to the
now Volume Memrrics Of Authors they have
known, including many interesting "reminiscences
Of MDore and other literary cSlebrietcs.
The Author of "Ten Acres Enough" will fur
nlSn bne hTLANTiC regular
ly original character.
In addition to the features above enumerated
other interesting ones are in preparation. The
magazine will still be favored with constant con
tributions from its regular staff Of writ rs, whose
names are familiar 10 the reading public as thUsC
Of the FIRST AMERICAN AUTHORS.
The ATLANTIC will continue to furnish 10 IL
readers the best Essays Sketches, Poems, Stories
Political and Historical Papers, and Miscellany
Of all kinds which American talent can supply.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07

Tho latest intelligence regarding General
Sherman is contained in an official dispatch
from Lieutenant General Grant. This is
brief but satisfactory. Tho Richmond
papers OF Thursday almit that Sherman
had successfully cr,,ssej the O;onee, and
the Examiner comedies that he will succeed
in reaching the sca-eoast. We shall soon
hear from him. therefore, at Savannah or
Beaufort. Ofhis operations in Georgia but
little is to be gathered from rebel papers.
They either do not know much or arc un-
willing to give Information. Ii he had mot
with disaster. we should have heard all
about 1t. He is undoubtedly sweeping
through triumphantly, and il ho succeeds
in establishing himself upon the sea coast
II will be an achievement unparalleled in
tho history Of this war.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07

Gen. Wood snopeeds Gen. Stanley IN
eonmand of tho 4th COrps, Gen. Stahl sy be-
bravery At the Franklin fight mainly con.
iributed 70 turn what threatened 10 be a
disastrous rSpOlse into glorious victory
When part ot his command had given way
before tho enemy. he rushed 10 the front,
had his horse shot under him, and was him
self wounded. still he led on tue charge
waving his hat and calling on his men IA
follow. lie rallied his faltsring troops and
repulsed aeven successive charges.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07

We think itis safe to anticipate early
and important movements by the armies
Immediately under the command Of General
Grant. There are hints, and surnises, and
whisperinss that the rebels are preparing
to abandon RiohmOad. We doubt, however
whether these have any other foundation
lhsA the late editorials ia the Richmond
papers. arguing that tho place was not OI
much importance TO the Confoderaey. II
sherman gets through safely, and accom-.
plishss the object Ofhis expedition, as aow
seems almost certain, Richmond will be
made untenahlo. aud il DOT evacuated it will
be taken.
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Administratrlx' Sale Of Real Estate.
Probate Court Of Woo
county, Ohio.


VS.. county, Ohio.
S. NJ. Harms, ct al.
Inn the 18th day OF December A. D. 1864 between the
" hours OF and three O'clock p. NJ at the resi-.
vlle Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale the fol.
lowing real estate, the property OF Henry A. Harms
deceased to wit That part Of the northeast quarter OF
section ten (0 hve 81 north range twelve (I2)
east, bounded and described follows Commencing
at post set in the rock and witnessed by willow
Is inches In diameter north l5o 3O west from the post
81 links thence south 80 west 492H links thence south
20 chains thence south SO 45 west 5dl links.
thence south 63o east 4}9 links thence nsrth II" so
east go nkS thence north i2s 30 west 2O0H links to
place OF beginning Containing four and eighty-seven
one hundredths acres Of land. with Saw Mill, and
the water and mill privileges thereunto belonging
Also the following premise' situate In the east half
Of section ten O) town Ave ) north Of range l2 east,
and bounded and described as follows, TO wit: Com
mencing at q stone the west bank Of the sout h
branch Of Portage River thence north e west 1855 links
thence north 2I west tl5 links thence north Az l13
links thence 1879 east 2I9 links, thence north 23o
east 26l links to corner stone witnessed by oat
stump 25ls so links thence south go west 1929
links along the middle Of the county road thece
8SA> east 3a6 links to the place Of beginning.
Also the following premises, situate In said section
town and range to wit The OF Lot No. Seven
~ In the town Of Pembsrville, Wood county, Ohio
according TO the plat made by the Deputy County
Surveyor in 1889, being all Of said lot hing the
east side OF the county road ing up the side
OF the south branch Of the Portage RIVER. being the
convey ell by Jehiei 2. Martin Henry A. Harms
in 1890 All - said land lying and beng In the csun.
ty OF Wood. and State OF OHIO Said property will be
sold free AMI clear from the dower intcre1t the widow
and the premises will he ID all together separately
to suit purchasers. The whole OF said premises ap.
praised at Sl ,C.0.
TERNs ~ SALE :-One-third cash In hand, one third
in year. and the balance In years. Tho defer
nuaiy. and TO be secured by mog on the premises
| s. =. HA"NS. dmx.
| Of Henry A. Harms, deceased.
| Cook & Bell Pl'as Attys.
| Perry sburg, Nov. t9th, 1854. 2aiS16