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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
COMMISSIONER wATS0N's OFFICE
Richmofd Jan l6 1888 (

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Richmond, Jan. l6 1865. I
NIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court OF the cit, Of
. Y Richmond January 9th, 1865;
NJ $ Brown and Fanny {. Robinson, who is an infant
suing by her next friend, the said NJ. s. Brown.
against Pitts
j. Wilcox Brown and James Pasants executors Of the
will OF j. Thompson Brown, Deft..
This this day to be further heard the
papers formerly read and argued BY counsel con-
sderaton whereof the defendants in tbs caise Will'
Brown aud James Peasants the executors of J. T.
Brown deceased are directed 10 render an account OF
their transactions executors aforesaid before William
T. Watson who is appointed by the Cont Special Conn
missioner In this cause and who ~. directed TO Gudit
settle the said account and said Commissioner
is ordered TO take OF all claims due by es
tate giving notice by publication in public news
paper published in Richmond of the time and place of
taking said account week for four successive
weeks all peson to prove their claims before him,
and TO make report thereof TO this court with every
matter specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required By Others to be stated Paitie,
interested In this will please TO take notice that
have fixed upon Tuesday the Dist February 1865 at the
hour of ~ NJ, the time and this office as the place.
when and where shall proceed discharge the dutjes
required Of me by said decree.
WILLIAM F. WATSON.
1alT-w4w tomfnissiorer
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RICHMOND WING.
Tuesday Morning. january ~, IseS.
EVENING WHIG1

We shall publish, to-day, at O'Clock P NJ, and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted) at the
sane hour, an evening edition Of%he Wing. The
Fveping Wing win contain tho latest news by mail
and telegraph up 10 the hour Of going to press, edi-
torials, local intelligence, &c. E 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
TIE C. 5. STEAMERS ~oLUsTEE" AND sHENAN

DOAH"
A few days ago, in making excerpts from Yankee
papers, we inadvertently adopted the phraseOlogy OF
;hose papers in a reference 10 the Confederate
States men-of-war "Olustee and Shenandoah, -
styling them ''priyateers."
In order that there should be no mistake in the
natter, aud desiring to rectiy the error into which
ye were involuntarily led, we wish to say that
the "0ustee" and the Shenandoah" at present
oing the State some service" on the high seas are
sguary appointed meu-Cf-war, fitted out and placed
N commission by the Confederate Government, and
rith naval officers commissioned by the PresiderN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

the amount Of ntrenchns tools he taken The object
Of the expedition WILDE gained BY eetng landing on
the main land between Cape Fear river aud the
Atlantic, north of the north entrance to the river.
Should such landing I've effected, whether tho enemy
the liver tie troops should inench themselves, aud by
cooperating with the navy effect the reduction md cap
ture Of those places These in hands the navy could
enter the haiOr and the port Of Wilmington would be
sealed sbonldl Fort Fisher and the point OF land ON
which il is built fall into the hands ofour troops imme
dOtey landing il viii be worth the attempt 70 capture
Wilmington BY forced march Snd slrpslse IL tine u
consumed in gaining the first object of tile expedition the
second will become matter for INSTRUMENTATION The
details for the execution ntrusted to you and the o
Immediately in command Of the troops Should the
troops under General Weitze fail to effect landing at or
Fort Fisher they will be returned to the army opera.
| ting against Richpond without delay
(Sined) u. s. GRANT Lieut.. Gen.
0nicial--s t. Bowers, A. A. @.
GRANT sSuBs BUTLER.
n In forwarding the Report Grant thus gives Butter part
ing kick pleasant memento of days Of association
| the James
Qndorsement.)
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE UNITED SrarEs
City Point Va, January Z, 1866, 8
Respectfully forwarded 10 avoid publicity of the time
OF sailing mud. destination OF the expedition agaInst
Fort Fisher mo orders TO General Butler to prepare
given verbally, and the instructions TO the commanding
officers Of the expedition were made by him and submitted
to me append to the report copy of General Buffers
instiuctonsto General Weze Together with sopies OF my
despachs and instructions to Gel Butler relative to the
rpaed that Gen Butler would accompany the expedition
but that Major. General Wotzel especially named
the commander Of il My hopes OF rested entirely
our ability 10 capture Fort Fisher and had
hope OF getting Wilmington before the enemy could get
troops from there to oppose US kneY that the enemy
had taken nearly the ee garrison OF Nimngon and It's
dependencies 10 oppose Sherman. am inclined 10 ascrbe
the delay which has cost Us dearly experiment.
refer the explosion of guDpowder In the open My
dispatches to General Butler VIII show his report TO be
where lac states that he returned after having effect
ed landing in obedience 10 ny instructions. On the
contrary these instrnetan contemplated withdrawal
| or a tsllpIs, af,tr landing made.
1 q. :. GRANT Lieut. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

mE direct the attention OF our readers TO the
" earnest and eloquent ,etter below in relation
10 the privates OF our AMY. No will refuse to
respond 70 the eulogium 1t passes on the gallant
soldiers who are standing between, Us and 'subJu-
cation; and whose cheerful demeanor and constant
vslor in the midst Of the vieisstudes Of 50
striking a commentary on the shrinking desp7n-
dencv OF those who are ready TO sink before our
temporary reverscst
RIcHl0SD. January 10Th, lsC5.
To TIE EDrrOR OF TIE WIG
The enclosed letter from George V. Lewis. Esqs was
received on the l4th nst by private hand IL pays so
.t and handsome tribute 10 the soldiers VI tile Con
sdeate States that cannot est the persuasion TO offer
IL % you for publication. for the liberty have taken in
LAYING u before The county, throw myself upon the
rtueI.itv aud iJl beamnce Of is distinguished author
have given the contribution OF Alr. Lewis direction
IN conformity With has wishes.
VEN respectfully. yours,
SHELTOS e. DAVIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
.CoRRESp0 NDFNCP.
CAMP FIFTY -TuIRp VIRGINIA REGIMENT,
January 18th, 1865.

January ITh, hob.
Capt. X. c. APPERsoS. 4.
Captain-The undersigned soldiers ia the Confederate
service sdmirng your personal character and inspired
with confidence in your high integrity fidelity honor and
patriotism, by Your past history desire to obtain your
Services nthe Legislature ,of Virginia the delegate
from the District composed of the counties of New Kent
Charles City and James City,. Believing that the egsla
tive functions of>the Government should be entrusted
those only whose devotion to the holy of liberty
undoubted aud whose capacity is uRquestoned hay
ing the fullest confidence in yourself in both of these
poets we earnestly request that you viii announce your
self candidate and pledge best exertionsto secure
your election, With great respect,
We are your obedt servants
= Co B. SD Va. Co. +, SD Va.
A. p Manning }. r. Brakeman, .
b. + Robbins, J. e. Gilliaml
S. b. Sweeney II. o. Atkinson
Jas. W. Timberlake T, W, Couch
West H. Gillian, NJ! c. Crowds,
John Tyree, 1, NJ, 0dell
Henry II, Cumber, c. Patterson
a, s. Hooks, F. N. Masters
Isaac : Jennings, VIM. r. Hicks,
W, I, Blasgenham :. VIM. j. Hazlewood
j, G. MITCHELL VIM. H. Wade,
Co K SD Va W. c. bennett
J. F. Major, ID Lieut., X. D. wright
A. w. Marabe, X: A. Gillian,
R. W. Evans, wm. Z, Adams.
C. J. Burns,
Jas. r. Rowland,
Jas W. New.
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MARRIED.

PoLLARD-DoUoLAss--A Edge Hil, Richmond COM
ty, Va by Rev Andre Usher 5. PoLLAJ VI King
William county Va, TO NARY daughter OF ". Il. {.
Douglass, OF Williamsburg, Va December 25th 1861.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
WFsrNORFIANB, Dec. ., 1864.


DEAR SIR regret very much that Twas not in my
place in the senate heu contributions made 70 fur
MS, the soldiers Of General Lees army with Christmas
diane" win YOU do me the kindness 70 receive the
euco cd check Tor The small sum Of s. and make such
disposition Of as in your judgment You may deem best
Pc Offering though too late for the end proposed mayl
hone be - devoted as 20 benehcel purpose
il il aids in any degree supply comfort OF clothing 70
soldier u will - a great eradication 70 me lie soldier
should be in thoughts and affections Goa enc W.
aOw ms heart yearns towards MN aha syPayhlse
with an lis hardshIs Upon his manly forutudS and ron
arm our cauA mainly depeuds tie IS TIE buiEarG OF Ms
country aud stands the only true and safe defender De-
tween Nd and the enemy thai strives % oerhen us ana
our liberties Whoever else doubts his confidence y I'M
shaksn Whoever else complains he eudures silently ana
IN patience. Whoever else skrnks nom danger he
boldly dls every peril ana oares his bosom 70 the storm
Of war Whoever else seeks place OF safety he . foremost
in the imminent deadly breach. Whoever else aspfes
10 positions OF cyi honoFs prott and ease ne cOt me
pef-a1d contents himself with the peitry Pttanee OF
soldiers pay Whoever else caps and covhs al the nea-
eures Of government he yields unmurnurng subnls-
sion 20 Rs rdnances Whoever else crtees and CEN
sures campl gLs sud battles H. Win better capacity ana
1tanity % Judge follows his commander with cheer
faness oys orders with pr0mptness rushes ntrepdiy 70
the heady hight anl whether in victory defeat Is ever
ready 70 award MaguanimouS applause 70 tue gahaht
general that leads him into action. whoever else teFhes
the Pres dent Of the Coneeraey for usUrper and despo
reposcs in him generous cond3ence and never dis
truss hi virtues or BIS patriotism Whilst others devote
themse rs 70 the aud gnQhie pursuit OF wealth.
during tbs and strain eye etOrt 70 anu
amass .tortnnes by specUaton and eNtorti7n or 81
comfortably clad their domestic hearths ieedng IN
abundance UpOn sumptuous inot luxurious are the POOR
soLDtER Is making long and weary merchesoiten With
out blanket sEOe, aud nearly bae OF ciothlngtlfo
Fss r0s's Of winter and beats Of summer and WAelhe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

REPrDIATroN.-JosephL Onginctti, Italian con
fectiouer on lIth street, Broad was on yester-
day arrested by the Government detectives and COM
United to Castle Thunder for repudiatrng the Con-
iederacy. lie proclaimed to his customers that lie
would sell his goods only for specie that no did not
want Confederate money. Being put in the Castle,
he sued out writ of habeas corpus, which will be
tried before Judge Lyons at ten o'clock this morn-
ing,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received the New York Times of the 18th
The news is meagrei in details.
Buffers official report of the failure az Fort Fisher to-
gether with Grants order in regard TO the expedition are
published in full.
Gold closed ON the 18th at 219
THE WILMINGTON EXPEDITION.
Buffers Report of his failure take Fort Fisher with
5000 men, and the documents accompanying it. are pub
hed at the request Of Grant the reason that Admiral
Porters Report upon the subject has been published
Butterflies hard to prove that the blame of the failure lay
with Porter, and says
Admiral Porter was quite sangune that lie had senced
the guns OF Fort Fisher He then urged il that were
so to run by the fort into Cape Fear River then the
troops could land and hold the beach without the liability
of being sheled by the eRemys gunboats the Tallahassee
being seen III the river
1t IS to be remarked that Admiral Fanagut even had
never taken fort except by running by and cutting Off
from all prospectof reinforcement Fort Jackson and
For Morgan and that no cGsemate fort had been senced
BY naval fredurng the war thath the Admiral would
put his ships in the yerthe army could supply him across
the beach as we had posed to do faragt at Fort ST.
PhhIii that at least the blockade Of Wilmington would
be enectual even if we did not capture the fort.
To that the Admiral replied that Re should probably lose
boat by topeloes II he attempted to by. He was
reminded t.nt the army might lose five hundred men by
tie assault and that his boat would not weigh in the
balance even in money point Of view, for moment
with the lives Of these men, The Admiral declined going
by and the expedition deprived of that essential ee
mcnt OF success.
THE o3JrcT ExPEDHIoS
ErDoR's ARxEs OF THE UNITED srArEs.a Z
City Point Dec 6 1864
Major Cen Butler, commanding Arrnycf james
tiNrRAL-The first object Of the expedition under Gen
Welzss to close to the enemy the port Of Wilmington
II successful in this the econdwil be the capture OF VIII
mngton Itself There reasonable grounds to hone for
success advantage can be taken of The absence OF the
gref part OF the enemys forces looking after Sher
man IN Georgia The directions you have given for the
number and equipment Of the expedition are all Right ex.
rsps m tai eninP0rsars one Of yhsV they mssfk and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

"ANTED--A situation as Teacher in private
w family by lady competent to teach the usual
English branches and French. ,,,-no,,r.
iaI6-c5t- Lexington, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

~ RAND VOCAL A. lNsTRUMENTAI,
VI CONCERT, AT THE METROPOLITAN HALL ON
TUESDAY NIGHT, JAN. H--Benedt OF C. W: Thiow
who will be kindly assisted by Mad Ruhl end some Of the
best talent of this city Tickets for sale the principal
Hotels Book and Music Stores also at the door on Inc
night of performance Seats be seem cd on Tuesday
morning, between and IL at the Hall. ;af4-3t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s. Al.
RICHMOND. Oct. -. 1864.
TAN-TANARLE BOyDS-5OO, 900. 900

IN IOAN-SALE C0NTiNUED.-Nuperous applica.
tons having been made for Bonds at the established price
Of s35 and interest under circumstances that ene them
tipue the sale at the above price until further notice
Agents for the sale Of these bonds instructed 10 act
In accordance with this order and the attention Of dsburs
ing ooe Of the Government s particularly called to It
g. A. TRENHOLM, :.
s;ia-t "a - - sscrHr Of Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

CAMP CHASE PRISONERS-A CORRECTION.
In Fridays paper we publiNhed list of citizens,
Of Charles City county, "col( med at Camp Chase,
Ohio" We have since been informed that, by a
lapSus peRna, Camp Chase was substituted for Camp
Hamilton, near Fortress Monroe. The gentleman
who furnished the list will please call at this office
TO see a letter asking for information.
DR.. Mulkey has communicated the following list Of
Camp Chase prisoners, with arequest Through hiW)
that the Lynehburg papers will copy;
Jas P. Ruby, Lieut.. LIST Nd, Cav.
Jas P. Cooper, Capt, Forests Cav.
n B. Porter, Lieut. 90
" II. Courts,
O. +. Hawley,
+. NJ Phillips, Capt.
A. Valentine, Lieut.. Co E, ed Va. Inf
@ B.MoTgan, Capt. Co. L, seth Bat. Va. Cav.
Morris Kirtley, 20 c,
c. T.Smith, A,
4. 2. Boyd, Lieut.. D,
S p Thompson, q" L,
J. c. Anderson, 3" A,
W. D. WalleD Adjutant,
Frank Norris, D,
II. II. Riddleberger, Capt. Co. l, Esd Va. Cav.
+. H. Colmer Major, ."
A. h Gillen, Lieut.. Hawthorn's Regt Ark. Inf.
e. W. Holderby; Lieut.. Co. L, sth Va. Cav.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House was called to. order at ii A. Ms
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Peterllin, OF the Ep'seo-
pal church.
PERSONAL EXPLANATIoN-fHE SENTINEL
Mr.. ORR, OF Miss, stated that he rose toa ques.
ton of privilege, He requested the Clerk to read
am article that appeared in the Richmond Se'f'He o
Saturday.
The SPEAKER said this was not question o
privilege but the gentleman could proceed by iea''
of the House
The CLERK read as follows;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

MYsTERIoUs.-officers Jinkiqs and Griffin lss Sat.
urday morning before daylight arrested some negroes
In the streets with two quarters OF fine beef which,
from various circumstances, they suspected lad
been stolen from the Confederate meat house on
Broad street. On repairing to the meat house, they
found the side door open and the store lighted
up both with gas and a candle. Tlts door used to
be fastened with bar on the inside and it had eyi-
IDENTIFY been open ali light, The men having charge
ofthe meat hodse, however, failed TO identity the
stolen meat, and said they had missed none from Tie
meat house, The meat is now lying in The Mayors
Court unclaimed. We recommend 1t be sent 10 the
Soup House, there being most distressing
scarcity Of meat at that establishment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
THE.CITY


JuDoxGALYBrRTos's CoURr-THE Hon. Henry
S. FooTE--In this court YESTERDAY, writ of koJsos
CORPUS was issued, commanding Capt Hugh S. Dog,
gett, Acting Provost Marshal Of Fredericksburg, 70
bring Ncfora this court, on Thursday, the body Of
HenryS. Foote, and uen and there to show cause
why the said Foote is detained in custody, 3
The following is copy Of Mr.. Foote'S petition
" To the Hon j. d. Haiyb,rtoa, Judge, de-.
The undersigned, Henry s. Foote, a representa-.
tive OF the State OF Tennessee IN the Confederate
Congress, begs leave to make known the fact 10
yom Honor that he has beeH arrested by order of
Captain Hugh ). Dogget, acting Provost Mar shall
OF the town OF Fredericksburg, Va, which Provost
Marshal processes TO proceed IN this affair, under
the special orders Of one James A. Seldom, Seere-
taryOf War; &C., to continue 10 hold me IA lie gsl
custo.y, without its even beng known 20 Inc Of
what particular offence supposed to be guilty.
ask that the writ OF hd5eds cOrpds be Immediately
issued By your HonoJ directed 70 said Seddon and
Doggett, commanding them, to bring NE personally
before your Honor, III the city VI Richmond, In o.
der the examination of the case OF my said deten-
ton, and to my discharge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

Several sequestration cases were argued, upon
which the Judge reserved his decision.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
CAMP CHASE PRIs0NERs-A CORRECTION.

SHELTON {. DAVIS
Clerk Of the senate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Notice to take Dispositions.

Maria saitos. flAintia, 4 :, -. :,
Defendant iabala County. aud State Of Ohio
nEP0SITIONS iD this case will he Ia.
~ ksn By the planif af the Office Of J. D. Burrows Esq
Ia Plnesse Lake county the 29th day Of Deesmb
A. d. 1905 bswsen the hours Of eight A. NJ and eight NJ
dsy apdths examinaon viii Be sdjoamsd from dag
10 day thcrssftsr F5f MARIA SUTTON, II i
by SHERMAN FircH, her Attys.
Dated Ashtsbula, Der. 9Th, l665.-3ts32
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

sss sssiss 'An' z.SisSs. Ssa ssaSsy SSsss sss
kss Jaeksoa. De}sndznt. ststs of Ohio. d sr
PROPOSITIONS IN this case will be Ia.
~ ~ ~ ~ rslotin a IL peA oacs ntke Dvn Of
Heaznnf<< Yens9o county snd state Of
ths ~ ~ q ns:sss sstssse H hs hes,: 20: q
-. hsn ~ Z Ssy ~ ,:,s ssSs'l'i'a' ~
81 ll.i D.. ss sssssss;i'zs ''''4 y A''''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Notice of Filing of Petition.

Maria Sutton, Plaintih, vs. n n 1TI-I" TTF.7
Moses sutton, Defendant. :
MOSES SUTTON, whose place OF resi-.
vl dence is hereby notified that Maria sut
ton did, the 10th day Of November A. D. 1865 file her
petition in the Office OF the Clefk Of he Court Common
Peas within and for the county OF Ashabua state
Ohio charging the said Moses Sutton with cruelty
and neglect Of asking that she may be divorced
from the said Moses Sutton which said petition will be for
hearing At the February Term Of said Court, A. d. 1906
h..iHi14iA9 -..-e = atf SHERMAN FITCH, .-i
= sl.i.A Attys for Ptn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

RED CABBAGE makes a delicious winter
salad when lettuces, &c, are scarce, and is
very pretty. Cut mp half head of raw
red cabbage into small shreds-mix it " ith
four heads Of white celery, also cul small,
decorate with sliced bee.root and the
white of a bard,boiled egg, and pour over
it good salad dressing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

A DUrcHMAN in Albany, some time ago,
went out to his milkman in the street, with
a dish in each hand, instead of one as usu.
al. The dispenser of attenuated milk asked
If be wished him to fll both vessels. The
Dutchman replied, suitiug the action of the
word, "Dis for de influx aud dis for de
water. and l will mix dem so as to suit
mveelfU .f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Notice of Filing Petition.

"a Mn JACkSUN. OF Clyde, 10 the
IA county Of Wayne, and state OF NewYork hereby no.
tilted that mes H. Jackson did the eighth day Of Deosm
ber 1865 file his petition In the office OF of the
court pleAs shinaud for the county Of
and stats Ohio charging the said Ann Jackson with adu
tery with Isaac Bard and with cruelty and also
akas that he may Be divorced FROM the said Ann JACKSON
which petition win be for hearing at the next term d
court. JAMES II. JACKSON,
Bf SsERAAS FIrcH his Attiys. =
As.fshuIa pece 9Th A ID I66S--6t632
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

Why was there financial panic in
Egypt in the deys Of Pharaoh Because
the mother of Moses went to the bank aud
made a deposit After that Pharaoh,
daughter want and drew a large draft
The bible then says there was rushcs on
the hank. ...lrr-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

A RsLL was passed the House Of Repre-
sentatives in Indiana repeating the law pro
hibiting negroes and Indians from testify
ING In the conr,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30
Master Commissioners Sale G
Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, June Term, 1862
William L. Perkins and William ". Nevisou
~ ~ Z agaiDst >Order ofSal
~ EJi;a,, n Rcage,e ~ al - ASS. t ".


William L. Perkins and William ". Neyison
AZ - j agaiust order ofSae
Elijah B. Rodgers, et al -'~
10y virtue of an Order of Sale. duly
Dissued from said Court the above caset directed
Ixi offer for sale by way of public suction at the door Of
the Court House In Jefferson Ashtabula county Ohio on
Saturday. The Both day of December A. d. 1855 between the
hous 10 and o'clock Of said day. the following described
lands and tenemens towt: Situate In the township Of
Rsme county of Asntabua and state of Ohio bounded and
described follows viz being In township No. In the ih
of townships n the Connecticut Western Reserve $50
cled being In part Of Lot No4 in said township Of Rome,
beginning at the northwest Of said Sylvester Rogers
land In the line OF David Wake thence easteily In the
line Of said Wakley 70 the lands formerly owned by D. Hall
deceased thence norshey in the line OF said Halls land
the north line Of said Sylvester Rogers land thence easter
In the line of said Hall and Rogers land 10 the buryg
ground thence south in the line Of the buryng gronnd and
lands contracted to Wyman Buhby thence eastery in the
sad Bugby lire 10 the the highway thence south
in the center Of the highway far that line running west
erly 10 David Walkeys land shall contain of
land much thereof is required to pay David Walk
leys els Of one hundred and dollars and costs.
Appraised at $500 per acre.
R. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
q Special Master Commissioner.
SheriGs Office, Nov. oath, 1866 $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

B0sT0E-0eorgs @. Goodwin Co.
NEW YORK-Dsmas Bsrnss Co.
BlE1IMOkE-s. 8. Hanes.
PITTsBURG-Dr. George II. Keyser.
CINcisNlTI-F. L. SURE Co., and John d. PArk
cHfclGO-LoFd 4 Smith, and H. scovil.
ST. LOUIs--coIlEhs Brothers.
s<FFRANcTsc0-Ho -Hoststtsr, smith Dean.
Also, sold bs Ill Druggists ana Ds~lszs 56a