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NEw YORK, Nov.

NkW YORK, NOV. -
Gold I47. L. $. 6s of 81 1857 sos
p7i-5.2 Dos of 1862, l0li-of '64, l00i-of
IS. 100.
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NOTICE.

lTHEREAs my wife, cordelis A. Midget, has
w left ny bed and board this is TO forbid all
persons hsTboring or trusting her on my account
a. shall pay debts Of her contracting after this
date.
ERENE. NUGGET.
cambridge, Nov. s;b, Is65.-wav3'
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and so much Of said lands viii be sold at public
combs in sad Bolton, GU the 23d day OF December
discharge said taxes WITH costs unless previously
Dated at Bolton, this goth day Of No4smbsr, A.
w2lw3
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SoN-REsI DENT TAXES.

The nonresident proprietors ofthe town,of Bolton.
taxes assessed by said town within the Two years
In part unpaid on the following described lands IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24

ONE FLAG, ONE DESTINY:
This is the motto Of our Government and Its
champions
GRANT AND SHERMAN
are writing 1t in words Of fire on the
BATTLE CLOUD.
In the meantime throughout the whole land
CrtsfadorO,s Hair Dye
is winning its silent victories, changing rebellous
reds, grays and yelows into rich blacks and browns
and converting, in & moment unsightliress into
beauty.
ONE HAIR DYE
only will eventually be recognised in the world Of
fashion, viz that msnuf ctured byJ. CRIsTADo-
70, No. Astcr House, New York. Sold by Drug
zists Applied by all Hair Dressera
Oct 26-dsvlm
COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
Requires Immediate attention and should b
checked. II dilowed 70 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Affection. or an Incurable
Lung Disease y
IL oyrEr TIE RESULT.
Browns Bronchial TrOches
having A DIRECT INFLUENCE on TEE PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RKLTrF.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Com
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rsocHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS COOP succEs'
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will and Troehes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieriag
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
o,vans The Troos,s are recommended and pre-
scrih,d by Physisians, and have had Testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having proued their
efficacy By q test Of many wears, each year fndi
in new localities in various psrts Of the world,
and the Troeh,s are universally pronounced better
than other Articles --rera.U r-r1i.Fl ID .rIl
-osr.rs only .8aowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHrs." and
do no, take any Of the Vorfhi''' i"i'ati'n' tha'
may be offered. al. t.
sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at as cents per box. .-.-
Oci.25 &
SOLMANDER's EXTRACT BUCkU
Il esp cislly recommended by the Medical Faculty
for the Of diseases of the StomaAn and Kidneys
Rheumatism, General Debility, Dropsiee, Chronic
Como rrhes and CutAneous Diseases. For thoes
suffering from the effects Of exceseee AZ any kind, il
is perfectly invllashle. For Fem-.l q mplsints u
sapriceieAs remedy. II never fails 10 eject cure
hI- the Sssr and CHEAPEST preparation o
Bucku offered to tie puhak. Price One Dollar pei
bottle. For sale by all ApothecAIies- .f.r,f~f
BURLEIGH q ROaBRs, Wholesale Druggists, 9
Hanover ST., Boston. General Agents. usm
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HOLIDAY GIFTS:
Great Prize Distribution
BY TIE
.vc,r York Gift dissertation
7I3 BROADWAY, NY,
OF
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELODEONs-
MUSIC BONES, SILVER WARE.
FINE GOLD AMP SILVER
WATCHER,
ELEGA Mt JEWELRN.
Vailed
Mt JEWELRN
100000.


CERTIFICATES naming each article and rs
are well mixed One Of these envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Order tor some article Vrorm 20
isss ttar ON, d0ir rsiG will be delivered at our
Office or sent by mail to any address, without reIC
10 choice ON receipt cf > cents. The purchaser
will see what article IL dTairs, and its value Mn,eS
nav be FROM ONE TO FIVE III NDR RI
DoELAR RS. and can then send ONE DOL-AN
and rtceis the article named or may exchah-e ll
for any jther article on our LIST OF same value
EMO BLANKS Every purchaser Gets Na1ue-
LIST OY ARTICLES
To BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
Without regard TO value, and not y 70 paid Tor sn
til yOu know what you will recaiYe
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who are
N intending to apply for situations as teachers
in the Common Schools Of the city Of Burlington.
by law. win be held at the Union High School
building, in said city, on the 18th day Of NOvem-
ber at half-past two O'Clock in the afternoon All
persons designing 20 teach in the common schools
Of said city are desired to be present at the tine
and place aforesaid.
All citizens are respectfully and cordially invit-
ed to attend.
ELDRIDGE MIX,
Superintendent.
Nov 2lst-d3t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24
ORPHANS FAIR.
'i'BE ANNUAL FAIR held in favor ofthe orphsn,
l VII commence In the
CT II y III Il Il

and will continue every day and evening during the
week.
III people Of Burlington are again called upon,
10y me-cful Providence. to manifest their Liberal
ity Ia the poor.
The Sisters ofCharty afSt Joseph's Orphan Asy-
lam remember with graft ude their generous bene-
factions during past year, they hope that the same
liberal patronage will he extenoed as before.
The number Of Orphan children ia considerably
increased there now being ninety six in the ests b.
lishment their substance and lives depend totally
upon q charitable public.
This iii suffice to elicit the attendance Of all
who have at heart the alienation OF the poor-espe
ciAlly the orphan.
Articles Entertainments Tor the iar will be thank
fully received by the Sisters
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WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF

Vt,t Vis ting Boston, TO the large
ell selected stock Of Boots and Shoes, for Lsdie
nd Gentlemen, at the Store of T e. M0sELY 4
on Summer st.. which they oer at the lowest cash
price.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY Nov y.
Atmsrkst 1890 Cattle.
Market Beef-e1tra y cwt., tl3 90 q $500
First quality, sI2 5O6 sl275.
Second quality, % 50 n 5000.
Third quality s. coo 50
Working Oxen, per pair, 500, I22, IT'S n $50.
Cows and Calves, $40, 20, -, a 100
Yearlings, sli a d.
Two years old, SOS n 81.
Three years old, s45 n So
sheep and Lambs 6lSs at market. Prices, in lots
3 20 - a M. Extra and selections, 50, 50, a
g. o. or from TO 7:oper y.
Hides, s.0 iOc per b; Calfskins = a &c.
Pelts. 81 a 200 each
Tallow, 6 a lOc.
Swine I7lo at market.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24
RFSfARKS.

There is one OF the worst north storms prevailing,
rain falling necessarily. The stock-cArs smashed
up about Eve miles above Fischburg, so that the
market is very much broken regular sales to
enable us to give a fair stats Of the market.
Sheep and Lambs sold rather better this week, as
the supply wssrsther short, and owing to the acci-
dent it is uncertain what the number will be-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24

A LARS assortment OF SKATES OF all sizes,
"A qualities sad prices. All straps WITH patent
ToJs WHEELER 4 RiPLEYB.
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Certificates Of all the various articles, stating
what each one can have, are hrst put into enve-
are taken out without gard 10 choice and sent by
mail thus giving all fair chance On receipt Of
the Certificate, you will what you have, aud
then ii IS At your option to send dollar and take
the article or not
One ct these envelopes will be sent 10y mail on re-
ceipt of . cents 1--WE 5 eleven for s. thirty
for s. sXty-f for $40 one hundred Tor sl5.
AGENTS wanted verywhere. Great inducements
to Laeiies aud Gents 10 act such. Fah not to
send ior Circular. which gives special terms. full
list. and barticulsrs. Address, J, H. WINSLOH
Co.. No. A,s broadway, New YORK.
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VITALToS's VERMONT REGISTER and IA r.
w MERS ALMANAC for 1856. By the hund red,
Dozen or Single copy. at
November %, 1865.
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IA CHANCN TO OBTAIN ANY OF
TUE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE
DOLLAR BY PURCHASING 4 SEALED
ENVELOPE FOR - CTS.
Parties dsaTirg ,riit ms may depend On har-
inc prompt returns. and tee article dram 'riiL
b, Immediately sent 10 then, By express or retarH
mail.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed ia
all Gases.
20 Certificates for One Dollar, e for Two Dol
Lars p for Rive Dollars. Great lndnfcnehts q
An Letters should be addressed,
T. BENTON < CO..
Fox 5i57 Post Ohsce. New Nora-
Nov 2f-dawimF
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SPECIAL NOTICES
N RS. WINS lew.

GrAs eibsti.sasa sRras ssd fsnsis,RESy.fais,-;
fresen.s 10 be Attention Of Mofherf he
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. - THE
Celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote his emit
time to the treatment Of all diseases inciden to
female system. An experience Of tventy-thrse
ears enables him to guarantee speedy and Perms-
nent relief in the Of suyPrs,,,or d-d oil
other Menstrual Deran9enerts, fSov. uAafsrG ed1',
All letters for advice must contain 81. Once No.
Endicott street, Boston.
NIB Board furnished to tboee who wish to
remain under treatment
Boston, June "a, 1855. dstavly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24

cnEyALLER.s LEE FOR rnE mAIR

Al. kiuts. TnE Crown BAG Co. make the Best,
and sell cheaper than any others send Tor Price
List &C - Vescy Street, New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24
County Of Chittenden, are hereby notified that the
ne1t proceeding this date remain either in whole or
NJ 10 ii

auction, at tho dwelling house Of James II. Whit
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, as viii be requisite to
paid
I d. 1865 -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24
KENNEDY'S
SALTRHEUM OINTMENs

rJ,HE only Ointment for the cure Of all erup ton
and cutaneous affections. 1t is wholly a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
1T WILL cURE
Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Said Head,
Piles Felons Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
Chilblains, Shingles, Boils, Cuts, Wounds,
Blisters, Ringworms, Pmples,
Burns, ChapPed Hands,
Scalds-
NEDY's
Salt Rheum Ointment
is wholly and purely
vEGE TABL E.
One trial is sufficient 10 convince the most skept-
ical that its efficacy in sllaying Inflammation and
reducing svellings is wonderful.
The Great Family Ointment
Kennedy's Salt Rheum Ointment.
should be in every household. No other Ointment
can compete with il as ready and speedy means
For BURNS and scALDS it is the most perfect
cure ever known. As an Enoifisnf
KENNEDY'S
Salt RheMssa Ointment
is unsurpassed.
The Roughest Skin is made smooth.
Chapped hands are instantly healed.
Cracked and Dried Lips are healed and softened.
To keep the hands and face comfortable during
the cold weather, put little Of the Ointment on
when going TO bed.
Put up in two sized bottles. The smaller 25 cents
the larger so cents, per bottle.
soldin this town by A. c. SPEAR, J.W Roar Il Co,
l2-wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-24

). II. WINS Ow s CO.,
Established ls60l
100, 900 Watches, Chains, Silver Arti-
cles. &C,
WORTH 10000,
To be sold at one dollar each, without regard to
value, and not to be paid FOR until you
know what ou arc TO get.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
meiner Sage bdtte sebanoelt, pie i'd banoeIe

ntelner 9ase bdtte sebanoelt, mie i'd bonbeIe
te.
Nltterbauien idb bel oieien Bortpn beinahe
tp'e tra9eno in oaS Gntlb ieiner Sodter. Gs
mar, als let er sefabt Ouraui, BON ibr einen
Soriourf gu bo'en, uno er piinl9te es, um ibn
tptoerle9en su f6nnen.
Aber Sibplle i&mie9 cine lanse Belt u. ounn
ia9te lie:
SO tlnu bariiher ni9t urtbeilen uno barf es
nlcht. Nbsr es 1T mir INN r cine tiefe 8erubiz
sun9 9eweien, oaB AUDI Ni6aro teinen Gurs
purf 9e9en oib laut peroen lieB, oIs id ibn na@
oem Sooe ieines uneIldlideh 9ater8 pieber=
lab. 9dtte er ge9laubt, oab cine ed ulp an
oleem Sooe auf Dir rubte, 70 piiroe er iawer=
lt6 5u mir 9etpmmen iein Z; uno iicherer nod
1T, Dab er oann nidt bie'ber suridgetebrt mdre
aus Der 6renloe, uno beute oas fir uns 9etbaa
bate, mas er setban bat
Gr iprod l6on oamals teinen @ortpurf nj.
Der MIDI aus? fra9te Hitterbauien.
(6Ortlesung fOl9t.)
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Or. 2anspe I'M GOstar. sg1tiG-
SIC tefdl S1Gnnnfaer.


btlt NIT ietnen aus ben tetiomen uao rdtiafea 8rSa
ern beretettn 1rtneten nnfebbar raf ae bic raut
etten rels aus in Iasen Obsr Blu,s
snt,teten, ala ba Fnb:
ardmple ieoer Dirt, insbeicnbere Wtasentrampf,
9dmOrrbOloen, GbplerasNnfdle, Diarrbae, 80
liten, 8redJrubrs S&winOel, 8ldbunsen, Ropi=
i6ners Ait5ma, faltes 5ieber, gpilepiie
Sn aaen hefen Bdaen tf bes Or. esmpef3s G liri.
(psr Settt 81 Sptrsf r ss unbiber uub wtrtt Dfcr
@eSsn d,rpuiSosen (oeraitete1j NbeumatiSmua
tift ets Or ga mr. fds RbeImoti m @albi
(per s'er 81, GSren fl, S5) 4wierissn Jduen mt
Dem q ltrtr tus!ei9 ansGwanbt, acper.
der Watnrtrttpr eampe in Spsar tat et1en 10 GROCER
Ruf bag Datsnten aus aIsr GbetIem ber gDelt ~ TIN
fromen; Ct bat eDuts Napoleon p Sabre 1852 sae
aderSarnrubr bic ais unbelbaf erslart turtr uni
bat 8e8enwGre auber etrco 1000 pattenen aus Rab un
Ssrr, oe f6ntgtd, 5au'ti qaanppsr rOsfnrit Gon
fanttn 5rn RueIast nebR 5emabltn aub Ssrspa opn d.
tenbura nebf EO6ter tn 8ebdnDIune,
IN 3aitimDrt BEL u. 9oeelfr Go. Seth =, panee I
2dEeneamr 9aSpars allen spotbesen III baben
2aupteeprt fiy DtRrttt kclumbia, So. Gpst(ient 81
pa Abcnae sDatbtnatOn 3 s.
Japcrttrt bSn Or. Deitfcp & &C.,
-. iDttSf-) siE. sS2 9rpatwae, NeD g)6rt.
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TGaIicber unS 1DBcbentlIeber
), j. 0Ctimore 10 G eCRer.
5trousseoeten BON
Gi0eI S ScbnaiaTer.

&eOtmsuusen+
Der tGsLide gBeCfcr foet in Der Staot 80 cents
wS@eutl taSlbar bic Erdser, weipe 0oIuE "erant'
pcrtli@ iinb.
DurG bic Bon DerFaubt: $1.5O fttr Wtcnate roer
So d5rlicb in 8sraIs5abtnn9.
Oas 9DUcbenbIatt eriReint teoeH Sretfa9 UNI rof
Sc iGbrliCb i'm BOrdus Sablbor.
9tad Deut9tauO DerfanSt: 50 tdprI'@ (e'nGi'eBltd'
hes Yortr).
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q N@as
s.. GROpre S 6. s.. SieTcnba@'
ESe pou Ga,nossr uub S1iaits. Gsoitsulcse-
9cut16e Qpctbcfen
tsBeitadftsz@nSeIGes

G. Stutt 60. b4oea a ssg. 22 NrfS 2rwaESar., a1tk
gaoet.fr ejr, SD5rIefsle uab getGi DrugsDeiSa unf
ap5t6efs er5ne. Serr g. Stenboer trb betss bte Yra
Sarattou BON eDsFaenten aufs SinstRe bstpres" U9r
aen ir bte erren aer;te Cte hcs prSlSunl tta AaGe
sa p6jttaF anf feasE5fam Ss1nen
(ETSh%H54fl 81 - ufd ~ 70 o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
Lectures.

The Library Association has formed
the design of Offering to the citizens OF
Wheeling course of lectures, by some OF
the most distinguished lecturers OF the
country. during the remainder OF the
season. 70 enable them to satisfactorily
execute their laudable plan, it is neces-
sary that their efforts be properly appre-
ciatcd and encouraged by the people
We hope, therefore, that the first lectures
al the series, which are to be delivered
tonight and tomorrow night by ALI.
Rurnctt, the celebrated humOrist, may
h.. we'll attended. Mr.. Burnett is we'll
known in this city, having given a num-
Der of his readings and representations
here. and his reputation should be sui
fcient to secure we'll filed house. But,
ia addition TO tho pleasure to be derived
from the entertainment, the desire OF ell
couraging and promoting the objects of
lie Library Association should induce
our citizens to attend Should they meet
with that success to which they are eu-
titled and hich they have a right to ex-
pect. other distinguished lecturers will
be- at once engaged, and cur citizens will
be afforded an opportunity of hearing
SOM, of the finest orators and thinkers of
the country and the present day. The
n,ople owe it to themselves to see that
the lectures are well attended aad profit
a;lr IL the Association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
Tax on Tobacco and cigars.

The House on the l4th, IN committee
of the whole, decided the important Ques-
ton of taxing tobacco and cigars. The
following are the rates and regulations
which were agreed to: on CaVcndish.
plug, twist and all other kinds of lnauu-
featured tobacco, forty cents per pound;
on tobacco twisted by hand, or reduced
from leaf into condition to be consumed
without the use of any machine or ill.,
strument, and without being pressed,
sweetened, or otherwise prepared, thirty
cents per pound; on fnc-cut chewing to-
bacco, whether manufactured with stems
in or not, or however sold. whether loose
in bulk, or i'll packages, papers, wrappers
OF boxes, forty cents per pound; on Smok-
ing tobacco of all kinds, except when
made of stems. thirty-iive cents per
pound Oh smoking tobacco made
| exclusively of stems, fifteen cents
per ponnd; on cigarettes, made
of tobacco inclOscd i'll paper wrap
pers, and put up i'll packages con
tanning not more than twenty-five cigar
cites, cents per package; on cigar che
roots and cigarettes made wholly of to-
bacco, or of any substitute therefor.
whether of imported or Ofdomestic mar
ufacture, TO cents perpOund; and no tare
for box or package i'll which any cigars
or cigarettes are packed shall he allowed
in ascertalning the weight; and the duty
thus levied shall be collected under sucL
regulations as the Secretary of the Treas
ury may prescribe. 1t is provided that
any person with proper permit may
apply to an assistant assessor OF iuSnec-
tor OF their district to have any cigars of
their own manufacture weighed, and Oh
receiving certificates OF SAID weight. for
which the owner of the tobaccomustpaya
fee, such persons may sell and deliver TO
any purchaser, i'll presence OF said assist
ant assessor or inspector, III bulk, or
unpacked, without payment OF duty; a
copy of the certificate shall be retained
by the assistant assessor and ON inspec-
ton shall return the same to the assiS-
tant assessor of the district. The pur-
chaser shall pack such cigars in boxes.
and have same inspected, marked or
stained, and shall make return of the
same, as inspected, to the assistant rs.
SCISSOR of the district. and unless re.
moved to bonded warehouse. shall nav
duties on such cigars within five DAYS af
VI puiNhoNiIlS 'hCiu, anu bcluIc the same
have been removed from the store OF
building of such purchaser, or from
his possession; and any such purchaser
who shall neglect for more than live days
tOpack, and have such cigars duly In
spected, and pay duties thereon, accord
ing to this act; or who shall purchase
any cigars from any person not holding
such permit, the duties thereon not
having been paid, shall be deemed guilty
of misdelneanor, and he fined not cy-
ceeding five hundred dollars, and be i'm
prisoned not exceeding SIX months, M
the discretion of the court; and the
cigars shall be forfeited and held. one
fourth for the benefit of the informer.
one-tourth for the officer who seized or
had them condemned, and one-haf shall
bepaid tothe Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
EiiIibusters.

1, is rulcorcd that agents of the En-
l,cror MAMMALIAN are recruiting sol
dicrs for the Imperial army, i'll New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and other large
cities. BY the payment of large bounties
ia gold on silver, they are said to be pick
mo ND onitc number of the discharged
veterans of the Federal army. The au-
tn,ritirs should he on the alert for these
FLOWS We have no men to spare for
hghtin. other battles than our own, and
lrastEt al can we spare soldiers to aid in
establishing dcspotism in Mexico.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
IFor the Register.l
The Editor Of the InteIligenccr,

Falsehood under any circumstances is
bad enough. Even the Pagan world, held
II to be the vice of slaves, and crime, a
freeman would not perpetrate. But this
is not the case with this editor. In his
paper of the l4th, speaking of the peace
negotiations, and the interview between
Mr.. Lincoln and the rebel Commissioners,
he observed there are some people who
had believed, and Others who protested
TO believe, that the rebel leaders were
willing to make peace on some other
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
Two Pieces Of Land For.lL

nNE PIE & X nNt
~ ABOUT thirty six 900 acres boss
the National road and Wheeling creek ig,'>
four miles from the city of Wheeling " =
road. The above il good bottom land, an
adapted for vineyard or gardening pupos,
The other piece, containing about tOftI a,
(47) acres, located also on Wheeling cre,l
divided from the former piece nv The d.
creek, and through which tho Hemphek |,
road passes. BY this road IL Is about "a,
one-hali miles from tho city of Wheeling
On the latter piece there is good orcLarl
admirably adapted for vineyard aud on ~
there are some other improvements
If not disposed of at private sale. il vi,
offered for sale by public auction
On thursday, the I'd day Of Mara
ensuing, at the front door of the Court HOOs .
Ohio county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Possessi0 :
be given on the first of April.
Further information can bo had Of the INA,
signed. T CLAM
The special attention Of oil, coal vintas, .
gardening men is called ~ the above
Wheeling, w. Va, Feb. l6-d2w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20

The regular correspondent of the Gin
clnnati Commelcal-a loyal" paper
says that not long since n committee
waited upon the Car of the War Office
-stanton-'to request him to use his
best efforts to secure a exchange of uris.
oners, when in wagering tome La
replied: III be id If / am 0cino IN ~.
change healthy men for skeletontH tn
fathers and relations ofoursoldiernrison
ers will make note of this. lit is moi a
"copperhead lie this time "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
Public Sale of Real Estals

In Chaneery in the Circuit Court for OH,
ty, West Virginia
James Robinson va. Thomas Robinson hr,.
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE \,
i CREE made In this cause, shall on IL ~
day of March, 1865, at the Court House 4, II
county, in Wheeling sell at public sale : !.
highest bidder on the terms after.uan,s 4
following property, namely, the one uniSrs
third part Of 4 tract Of land containing 90, =
bred and hfty four acres, situate In ~.
Wheeling, and which Is mentioned in N. ~
John Robinson, deceased, as devised 10 N, !,
Rosannah, during her lifetime.
The land will be sold on credit by thin, :.
instalments, at six. twelve aud eighteen NJ
JOSEPH SEYB0Ll"
fabl5.tds Sheriff of Ohio co..,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-20
For Sale.

Il LY productive Farm situated q, Saie|
hill, immediately in the rear, and bs,s
the estate Of A. p. Woods deceased \
the Ohio river, about three miles Ne,,SSt
City of Wheeling, containing about y.
dred acres
The said land win be sold all tosetA.,
ded into small tracts, to suit purchaser 50
Terms reasonable. Apply TO
GEO. I. TLNGLE, at Gas Os,.
.. OF A. N. JACOB, at Smiths Is.
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