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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
~ it may concern, by the undersign ed, road
viewers, that they will, on the 18th day of
August next, 60 upon The premises for t,s
purpose of nquiring whether the public in
teres, require The closing up OF public road
leading from Town Creek Aequeduc; 10 Old
town in Allegany county. And the opening
of new road leading from Lock No. 81, on
the Chesapeake l. Ohio Canal by James Mat
thews to said 0ldtosn.
HENRY B. ELBIN.
JAMES WILSON.
JOHN FLETCHER
July u. iS"?-lu- Viewers.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

GEN. HATcHs command, the advance Of
Gen. Pope's army, entered Culpepper on last
and attacked and repulsed about
100 rebel cavalry, belonging to the 9Th Lou
isiapa regiment.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

GEN. Curtis has divided the forces under
his command into two divisions-one por-
ton between Cash and White rivers, and
the other east of Cash river, seventy-hve
miles from Memphis. thus enabling him to
keep open his communications and receiw
supplies for his army more readily.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17
. N 4 Il Z ] E ID :

On the Sth instant, hy Rev. Thos. Barn
hart, Mr.. E. w. KEMP, Of Ohio, and Mrs.
SARAH }. JORDAN, OF this city.
On the 10th instant, by the same, Mr..
Moan GETS. and Miss HANNAH R. MAY,
both of Hardy county, Va.
On the 10th ultimo. by the same, Lieut..
JAMES X. HURLEY, Of Ohio, and Miss HEN
RiErTA BhANDSER, of Berkely county, Va
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

WRECKS OF HUMANITY-WHY SHOULD
They SINK The excitement of "the chase
has always been supposed to have health
full tendency; but there is kind Of chase
which breaks down the constitution, debili-
tates the frame, and shor!ens life. We mean
the hesdlong, uninte:mitting hunt after 'the
almight dollar" which is the great business
characteristic Of the present day. 1t hegets
other evils unnecessary to name which pre-
cipitats the fate of thousands. There is,
however, possibility Of recovery from the
prostration produced by these causes, long
after their victim has ceased to hope for it.
If we are rightly informed, the most aston
isLing cures of what is called general weak
ness aud debility which have ever been known
in this country, have been effected through
the agency of Doctor Hoioway's inest,mable
remedies. Mere skeletons of men, ont Of
whom the very principle OF vitality seemed
to have been drained, have been restored to
health and vigor by the operation Of the
Pills and Of the Ointment, in cases OF par
alyss. rheumatism, Sc, NE hear an equally
favorable account II men ,cU break down
their energies by over exertion-if in their
anxiety to Ego ahead" they ,rU override
the most precious of Gods blessings, health
it is well they should know how to repair
the mischief, when they come at last to real
ize the fact of their premature decay. The
wrecks OF humanity who without any par
ticular disease, appear to be sinking from
mere exhaustion, would find without doubt,
immediate relief from Doctor Ho,loway's
remedies. Philadelphia Tribune.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

A Vicksburg dispatch of the 4th in
slant states that the bambardment by
'he Federal feet was tremendous and IN
70 asing' 1t is estimated that the enemy
fired 80. 900 shot and shell.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

IT is stated by correspondents at the Lon
don Exhibition that the United States wdl
carry off more premiums in proportion to
the articles exhibited than any other nation.
Our pisuos. daguerreotypes aud vioiins are
far Superior to any others exhibited
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION For the de-
rangements of the system incidental to the
change OF diet, Wounds, Eruptions and e1-
posurcs, which every volunteer is liable to.
there are no remedies so safe, convenient and
reliable as uOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. 25 cts per box.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

THE United States Senate, on the 18th
inst, passed the bill for the admission Of
Western Virginia as State of the Union
yeas, 80. nays II. The bill originally pro-
vided that all slaves born after 4th -narth,
1868, shall be free.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

Tax tariff bill will put seven or eight
millions in the treasury by the lst OF Au-
gust, in virtue OF the provision requiring
payment Of duties on goods and merchandise
in bond
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

AFTER fourteen months of war, United
States skies, payable in twenty years, are
worth son seven per centum more than the
price at which they were originally negotiat-
ed. That docs not look pNch like failure
tn Obtain the ssinews of war"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

IT is understood that an order is about
being issued reducing the term of enlistment
for The three hundred thousand volunteers
from three years to one wear.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

Applications for the Office Of collectors Of
taxes in the various Congressional districts
are already cognted By thousands. The ap-
p,icatiors are addressed 20 the Secretary OF
Inc Treasury. Washington. Il. c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

THE rebel Gen. Hindmau has ordered all
the inhabitants near Gauley Bridge, on
White river, Arkansas, to burn all their
provisions and shoot their cattle, &c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

DEATH OF Col. CAss Colonel Cas-, of
the 9th Massacf usetts Regiment, died at
Boston on Saturday last, from the effects of
wounds received at the late battles before
Richmond
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

AT the Columbia Armory, Washington,
D. c., there are manufactured more than
million of cartridges per week.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

DR.; Robert Goldsboroush. of Centrevile,
Md, has been appointed hospital surgeoa at
Fortress Monroe.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17
THE LATEST .

NASHVILLE. July l4.-lt was the 9th
instead OF the 18th Michigan regiment,
which surrendered AT Murfreesboro.-
The 1lth arrived at the camp near the
Louisville Fair Grounds Yesterday, after
an unsuccessful three days chase after
Morgan. ...
NASHVILLE, . p. NJ Members of
Hewitt's battery, who escaped from Muir
freesboro, report that the battery and
Sd Minnesota regiment had surrendered
and Col. Dutheld was mortally wounded.
Gen. T. L. Crittenden. of Indiana, was
taken prisoner.
An escaped prisoner reports that tue
rebels we're advancing on Nashville,
with about 5000 men.
The 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry aud
the 74th Ohio arrived from Lebanon last
night. Four regiments are coming from
Huntsville.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

FEARs for the safety Of Gen Curtis
army are now removed,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17
THE WAR AGAINST TREASON!
Capture OF MurfreesbOr0 and two
Generals and Michigan Regi-
ment by the Rebels.

! ment by the Rebels.
| NAsayItyR, July 13.-Between 5000
AMI 1000 Georgia and Tennessee gueril-
las, under Col. Forrest, attacked the
11th Michigan and 3rd Minnesota regi-
ments in Murfreesboro, early this morn
ing Desperate fighting ensued. AT
8 o'clock this morning the Michigan
troops surrendered. The Minnesota
regiment was strongly entrenched, and
cut up the enomy terribly with Hewett's
Kentucky battery. repulsing them with
great slaughter in three charges. Flags
of truce were sent in by Forrest, deman-
ding surrender. Col. Leslie replied
tina. he could hold his position for
week
The railroad track was torn up but
has been replaced.
An attack on Nashville is not improb-
able
Col Leslie is reported as falling back
OIL Nashville.
Cannouading has been repeatedly
heard here. Col. Boone has arrived
with several companies.
There is great excitement in Nashville
and an attack is expected. The troops
here will give the best fight possible,
and if compelled to yield will shell the
city A battery is in position for that
emergency.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, July l3.-The city is fill
ed with rumors about fight at Murfrecs-
boro today. The most reliable reports
confirm the statements about fight hav-
ing occurred, with the following particu-
lars About o'clock this morning a
large force Of rebel cavalry, under COM
maud of Col. Forrest, composed princi-
pally of two Georgia and one other regi-
ment of regular cavalry, drove in our
pockets and assaulted the town. The
9th Michigan regmcnt. Col. Parkhurst.
vas surrounded and captured. Con. I.
l.. Criltenden, of Indiana, aud Gen. Duff
field. vino had recently arrived to take
command of the 23d brigade. were also
made prisoners with Lieut.. Bury, Com
missary. and Lieut.. c. II. Irwin, Act
ing Assistant ouartermuster.
The 3D. Minnesota, Col Leslie, aud
Hewtt's LIST Kentucky battery, made
gallant resistance, and their bravery is
beyond praise. They saved the railroad
track and bridges, losing but few mcL
The rebels destroyed the railroad depot
auI other property, including the tcle-
graph ......
The town was being shelled by Hew-
tits battery at the last report. at 3 O.
clock, Z. Nj. to-day.
a consultation has Just been held
between Gov. Johnston. Col. Jno +.
Miller. commanding the post, Col. Lewis
D. Campbell. Provost Marshal, Captain
@ u. Greene. of Gen. Buell's staff,
Captain McFeely. L. 5. Commissary,
Captain Bingham, L. S. Quar- termaster,
Captain Bredan. Of Gen Dumon's staff.
aud Colonel Gillian. of tue Governors
staff
Confidence is maintained IN the abili-
ty Of the government to protect the city
aud restore tranquility in the neighbor-
hood
! THE LATEST
! Nashville July IA 1t was the Oh
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

GEN BUTLER has sentenced Fidel Keller,
a resident of New Orleans, to two years con-
finemcnt at hard labor on Ship Island, for ex-
hibitng Human skeleton in his book store
window, in a public place of the above
named city, labelled "Chickahominy, in
large letters, and was said to be the bones Of
a Yankee soldier slain in that battle Gen.
Butler has also sentenced a Mrs. Phillips,
(who has already served term of imprison-
ment in Washington for her traitorous pro-
clivitiesl to be confined on the same island
until further orders, for training her children
to spit upon Federal officers and soldiers, and
for laughing and mocking at the remains of
Lieut.. DsKay, whilst passing in funeral
procession along the streets. Brdro iicayune'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17
Order of Publication.

In tn, Circuit Court
for Allsgany County,
"a a COURT of Equity.
No. 1411.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-17

Walter Gwynn and
J ohm +. Edwards, Ad-
ininistrstor of Nor
mand Bruce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

As EScoCSTsE ~ WISE CoUNTT.-Tvo or thre,
weeks ago, party Of i've Abolition narauders attempted
to lssassna,s N.or Samuel Sllyer bis hOme in Wis
county Va whittier he had retired from hi. command
to sPead few lays With bis family Tue Bristol 4Gso
cgs says
Forum Slv, his soa Lent 7 T. salyer Of the 50th
VrElu.a Regiment, at bis fathers that night on
milii,gy erTsRd These tao had the i've to light
Tue house vas krst assalsd b. Of the rui0s and
the SAyers, ROT showing there such oois agains,
then, went into the yard, when three appeared
Upon being asked who they were, and what they
wanted some o. them cooked aad presented their guns
Theu Lieut. Saiver fred and Killed one JInes Hsil on
fe,oE b. the OF Carter then 6red upon MAJ Sa
FER, tue ball taking Sight eject upon his Ode. Carter
tlen struck hin With his gun infc,ug severe wound
upOa bis head Lieut Salver then struck Cater win
bi' gun which repuised him and led With biz three
comrades, leaving HamiltOu, Who seems to Aye been
Their leader, tert and Na. Salysr severely, but lot
dangerously, wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
LEaln % The RsplahausOok

The train last evehing brought no news Of import
sncs from our army on The RlppehsnnOck. 1t vas
stated BY of the Pasrgers that the enemy were
making demonstration opposite Port ROYAL and pre-
pairing TO cross the river but this report not confirmed
By ooi sdvees and are left to conjecture the pre-
else intentions Of the enemy.
The runOr that Burnside had been superseded By
FremOn, much discussed, yesterday, and beleVed
Ia some quarters bus shall WSs further advises
before giving full eredenes to 80 bold stroke on the
part Of Lincoln in the face Of the growing Democratic
sentiment At the North. The wsgs yesterday circula
ted a report that the Democrats in New York freely OF
fered bets Of two to one that Lee wound whip Burnside
At fredericksburg
HamptOns Cavalry has been al work again upon the
rear Ofthe Yankee army, having taken some l7O phi
soners aud 4 considerable quantity Of stores day
two since near Dumfries The prisoners were at Cor
donsvlle yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
7hom Ncra capId'cl ~ No-ath q HaIpvilt

4 AisSoNER-Me OOsSl'~ saLt -S,vsI. o. -. So
temPoraes publishing teegraPhie dispatches under
the headings respectively, Of by Southern Associated
Press, aud "By Richmond Associated Press" Although
the Richmond press originated the recent change in the
tsegaPhic system they do claim to constitute
the entire association and 10 regard the other papers
cooperating With then As mere "gribgtariess Each
publisher who united with the reorganization Is uep
Der Of the association and as much interested in its
eiHcient management the Richmond press. AL con
tribute equally TO the expense incurred and share, in
Ike manner in whatever advantages may have resulted
from the charge. The journals sustaining the new sys-
ten constitute the (Or AM associated Press and the
correspondents. or rePosSers. the Agents We refer
to this matter % remove Pryildcial mslpPgehenson
which the Of tie Ern alluded 10 Is calculated 10
produce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
nPORrANF FRoM me- NORTH.

PErERsBuRa, Dee. 22 Norfolk dates to the Goth are
received by the Express furnishing Northern dates to
tue 18th and 18th. The New York World comedies
the mos; terrible defeat of the Fredericksburg,
and SAYS the loss win rather exceed than under
Is 500. previously stated Meaghers Bri.a'e went in
one thousand and two hundred strong, and but two
hundred could be found the morning Other Bri-
gades suffered as much The World says editorislly
Heaven help u.s. There seems to be no help in man.
Our is periShinghope after hope has vanished
aud now the only prospect Is the very bckness Of de-
pair. Here reelng back from the third cam
psign upon Rehmond-l5OoO Of the grand army sacri-
feed at one sweep, and the rest escaping only by a
hairs breadth"
Burnside on the 18th tolegraphs from hea quarters
that the whole army had rcrossed without loss OF men
or property ,hltit was found impossible carry the
crest OF hills snd Increasing became military neccs-
SHY.
"a, World saws the army win now 60 into Winter
quarters S,caas' "a eaa' 90 Stg'o'sre rise.
telegram from Cairo says the ron-clad ram Cairo
was blown mp thirty miles tro the mouth of the YszOo
on the 18TH by Rebel torpedo and sunk III forty feet
Of water in fifteen minutes. Vessel total loss Crew
saved Two other guuhoats ia the rear escaped.
Additional particulars OF the bstile Of Prairie Grove
Ark show that ,c Abolition los. in Killed add wounded
i,as 9ss~sud he Rebel loss ., 7u0.
Several vessels y Banks hcet put into Hilton Head
short oc csaL disahcd, &c, The troops board bad
Suffered much.
The Confederate steamer Ahhgnra was heard nom
on Tho 25,h Noycmb,r, vLes she vas at Dominica,
West Iud.a', whittier she had gore in persui' of d,
.chooacr wl'b had taLcu r,fusg alnouuios Tl.e San
Iscinto had been Pou Pc;rc only fys days before,
hu; had sailed Tor - ThonlSs -
COL ,ia.ci IN New Yo-k o. the 18th at 1924 and
49,. L-s---s e lfsl --i l46i.
Congress has appointed committee who left Washing
ton Monday for the RappahannOck to inquire into ihe
facts Of the late terrible disaster Fredericksburg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
NOTICE TO TAX PAYRRs.

DURsUANT ordinance passed 1lth January, ISIS vi
attend the Collector Oice In the City H from ihst
The Dec be inclusive TO receive the remaining hall Of
taxes such persons entitled 10 deduction o 10
by having re'ousy paid hr half In June last, IA &C
cOrdHnce With said oriinGnee. -
julius A. HoBS0N, c. c. z.
BH Wl be nom the above that the Collector l. re-
red the Office from the 18th the slst Of the month
receive remaining due FROM June last Before the Jann
AIRY Hastings Court he required by ordinance 20 adj
delinquent estate be soil for oftaNe
Who have done vii the necy Of calling and
their Il will bempOSbe for the Collector N call
on them before he AdveTtisss
be paid Nllh that time, longer indulgence
cannot be given.
dei-1m j. A. H., U. e. X.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

C0USrEREErr No5as Cognterteit notes on tAl county
Of Franklin, Va. Of vadols lenoinatOus ass circul-
ting to some extent The notes are Of the genuine
Pdnt bat stolen before they we're signed from the
Clerks oBee Of the county some time since Tie only
way detect the is in the signature oi Robert A
Scott Clerk who good penmAu, Shereas the coun-
tsrfets s,e but ind.Herrnrly signed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

REVOLUTION II JAPAS-COmmerciil circglsr' from
japan, Of the 25h Of October say that revolution has
broken there but Of what character the pubshed
reports DO make clear. The power OF the Tycoon
has been greatly restricted and policy adopted adverse
70 iorsigp interest Mr. Richardson prominent Eng
sh merchant had been asasinated By the servants Of
q japanese Prince.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
By JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 sON, lactlonter,.
VERY DESIRABLE FRAMED Dwell

IA LING, on THE ,sT SlDE OF FIRST, BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL STREETS, AT AuCTI0N.--we will sell upon
the premises WEDNESDAY the 2ih day Of Decembs CON.
menelng O'clock p NJ Nery desirable framed dwelling lo
Gated 90 the -h between Broad aud Marshall sreets
II cauuias r.G hrge Two story kt-heu Ia Gi s
large bake oven never used ell Of excellent raut,
&c The property renting god tenant at siJs per
annun, pa yH0le monthly
The St fronts 81 feet and runs back good depth.
TEaN-Onehd cash. the Whole preferrel the balance
~ aud Smonhs negotiable notes. Interest added, secured
deIS-,ds JAS ~ TAYLOR 4 SON. Aue,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
FRON NORTH CAROLINA.

RttusH, Dee. 2l.-rhe business Of the Legislature
brought close last night until the l9th oF jan
HaFy next The bill to raise thousand troops for
STATE defence from persons liable to cOnscrip,ion
hOtly debated in the Senate Saturday Its further
consideration postponed until the goth OF January
by vote Of yeas 30, nays So
Reliable information last night, represents the Ian
KEGS filling hack towards Newberu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

s-sa--A= cAs7.-GeOrgia papers inform rs ;ba: the
enrolling cc"r Of Ebert county, in that Safe, las been
arrested and imprisoned By order Of Judge Thomas for
eoaacfbisg sad scaling to the camp Of instruction
RAE Fhom ;as Jaige had Preyoasl7 released "a sfis
Of il5fas ezra
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

LIrEEAKr NrErLIGgScs--"P ersQnne " the army cor
respondents 0f tte Charleston Courier, /. preparing
werk 70 be entitled The Camp Fires, Batde Fields sod
Marches ofthe Soathem Army The sane sH,gr al 0
announces 7oiaa IL progress Illustrating its devo-
toa Of he scabern women 10 al rsr Of Scsrher IL
Se2erdc=,e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

PEEPARISs TO RETALiArE.-The Macon (ia.) Telegraph
announces that sheen Yankee officers have been brought
nom the vicinity VI MurtreesbOTo Tenn, and placed in
close confinement at Macon. The object is to make
them answer by their lives il necessary for OF the
many hOrrid murders they have becu perpetra;Bg
Tennessee and Kentucky Il hoped that Govern
ment intends sQuarinS an accounts Nth the Abol
ton authorities.
Since the above paragraph was in type, We have re-
csived the ChattanOoga Rs5L which gives list Of The
the Federal ocerS Macon and the cause Of Iher
detention. Gen. Bragg it appears demanded OF Rose
the release of citizens OF Tennessee held pr
sOners for their loyalty 10 the Couiedsrsteat Rose
refused the demand and Gen Bragg then replied
that he should hold all caplursd Olieers OF the Fedas
army in close confinement hostages for the safety OF
the citizens imprisoned The following is the list
Colonel A B. Moore, l0irh lnuois Infantry.
IL. Col D. HOpman,
II. Col r. R. Stewart, "a Ind Cav.
Major l. II. Widnier lutth lin,i. infantry
Capt J. W. Kreder luSth Ohio -. T.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

FArAL sHOOrns--An alteration took place last week
m Rosersys, TeDns between Col John Riley and Gen.
J. g. Bynum In which the latter shot and instantly
killed. Riley Eas also wounded, bat no, dangerously.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

BAiLNOAD COsvESrIOS.-At the Railroad Convention
in Aaguss Ga-, last week, forty or more companies
were represented The COhgeus'oR resolsed 10 60.
operate With AddtsatGeusrsl WadIey IN the jues of
he ofee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

VALUABLE NEGROES AT AUCTION
o. SATURDAY ueS', the 7sib Inst, commencing 10
O'clock IN front Nes Truch- auC.lon store In The y Il
fef sbsrg snail Der Tor safe ~ ION, 70 the highest bidder
about rNENTy-EfSE NEGSOES Belonging svverz
tt e5dng These Servants have csily eeen Tezr0i It.
the country, gnd sod Tor fault Amongst them
negro and b AMI three four good eooFs
three excellent
Trsu--C..h ALEXANDER DOMAIN, Cousin. sdH'r &c
Petersburg De- ss-iid VA JNO. d TENCH Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23
tnHREE TRAUTS or ! aND, AND a vALt:

Able MItf0R SAff ln obrdlenee - deere o. the Cir
cult Court Nelson County rendered a IT, The
OF John Fox and yllAm Fox palphrs agNn woodsen
Fsx and others defendants; the undersigned sonop
ss appointed by decree w WEDNESDAY the 3lst day
present month Decense Ppcsd to sell At pubii auc
ton preise land OF which Samuel Fox died.
seized possessed ng In oe said Of NSon, about
miles south Of Amin Depohe tue mansion house tract
cont lining about acres Of good quality aeonsahe portion
Of wc cleared and complete farming having
good dwelling house. with convenient out houses also OF
The best orch in fe COUNTY OF choice fruit. y~l
The other tract also valuable and adol- lies very 10
the mansion tract containing about 30 Of Ike uay
which 4 cleared and In wing
on Il good cling house and convenient out hou
Also by virtue OF the said decree, will THURSDAY, n
Of January next proceed 70 sell public EuconS IL
premises. tract of land belonging 10 The ee lying IN the
county Of Abenlare aesye liug about 70 u
excellent qualify has OMIT vSuable r-t NH and TIVE dN ell
Ing houses ,l.-.I II y U-,iil-,-a -t- V1-.~ @
An the said property will be sold credit OF sS twelve and
eighteen onts purchaser purchasers executing bonds with
approved security aud the title retained ultimate security
JOHN SPICE -
u dco-tlS ........ WILLIAM. L. WILLIAMS. N"n..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-23

FiSE ASD Los % LrEs.on the night OF Monday, the
18th inst, the house Of Mr. Hughes IN Columbus, Ga
vls consumed By IRE, aud Mrs Jane Britain relative
Of the family, persisted In the samss-