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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
An Incident in the Lie of General

An Incident in the Life OF General
Lander.
Gen Lander was formerly a YoluuteeI
on Gen. M'Clellan's Staff in Western Wiz.
ginia. He had refused offers of the Colo.
nelcy OF some four different regiments. and
was then made Provost Marshal by Gen,
mcclellan. At the Battle of Rich Mountain
ne took command under Gen. Rosecrans
Oa t9at occasion he rode the grey charger
"hich followed the hearse in the funeral
procession on Friday. His horse was shot
under him there, and then dfsmountin9 he
took his stand upon a rock in front Of a
Rebel gun. where he discharged some half
dozen muskets as fast as they were loaded
6y his men, at a Rebel Lieutenant, vbo
had command of one of the guns. This
Lieutenant had every man, with the exceD.
tlon oil three, shot dead near him. These
last tnree rau away, and concealed them
serves behind blOck-house 10 the vicinity
Of tue gun, when the Lieutenant stepned
forward, manned the gun, and fred It three
times successfully.
=, Gen Lander, witnessing the bravery of
the man, called out to him in a loud tone.
II you hre that gun again you are dead
man. The Lieutenant, not in the least
m tLea. daunted by the threat, replied
Sir, shall fire the gun as long as / have
life 10 my body" Gen. Lander then, step
ping down from the rock, said 10 bis meil.
boys, that is too brave man for me to
kliI-step up and shoot him."
IL was done as was commanded, and
i9ur balls Immediately pierced the body Of
tne Rebel Lieutenant. The remains of the
DEAD soldier were accompanied by an es-
Gort OF twenty-five men, of the Chicago
DDtagoonS, Major Charles W. Barker, across
Cheat Mountain, to point where the fires
OF the enemy were seen burning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
AnaIrs In southern Tennessee.


A correspondent Of the Missouri Demo-
erat writing from Nashville says:
Whether the fugitive rebels have gene,
OF whether they propose going, is just now
rather more of mystery than as to the
ultimate destination Of their leaders The
| first statement, that Gen. johnson would
make stand at Aurfreesboro, thirty-three
miles below here, and await Gen. BuelPs
approach, has, as telegraphed you, via
Cairo, yesterday, proved to be incorrect
Their faces, at last accounts, were yet to-
wards the sunny South" and still were
they running. 1t is stated by some that
Chattanooga, in this State, just above the
northwest corner of Georgia. is to be made
u Gibraltar of while others think the grand
stand will be made at Decatur, Ala. which
is on the Tennessee, but above the Muscle
Shoals, is.nOt subject to visitation of
those somewhat unpleasant craft called
LincOlu's gunboats. The former locality,
among the range of the Cumberland
Mountains, and on the direct line of the
Nashville and Chattanooga, Memphis and
Charleston. and the railroad leading up the
Eastern Tennessee into Virginia, would
seem to present many advantages to the
rebel generals, W hich they would do we'll
to profit by; aud it is not unlikely that here
] ~ 10 Ahpht lucy gEVpOsG 70 ElSk Quk-
tie. 1t, on the contrary, any point SO far
west as Decatur was pitched upou, il
would be for the express purpose of con.
testing our approach toward Memphis by
way of the Tennessee river. 1t does not
seem that position at Decatur would do
this. So far to the eastward of the point
where federal army moving against Mem
phis by the Tennessee would naturally be-
disembarked, it would seem that the place
would only occupy relation to Memphis
similar TO that of Bowling Green to Nash
vile, when Fort DOnelson was in our hands,
and like that would have to be evacua-
ted.
According to present information, it
would seem that Chattanooga would be
fortified to resist any approach of Buell.,
while the rebels of the Mississippi are con :
centrated at Fort Pillow. or some other
point near Memphis for the benefit of the
force under Gen. Grant. The best in.
formed of the Union citizens here think
that the force that either Johnson or Beau.
regard can concentrate to resist the FEEDER.
al advance, cannot exceed, If il equals our
own, and urge that IL a speedy movement
is made upon them in their present demor-
| allied condition, they must be inevitably
overwhelmed. Per eoHtrG, to-day infor-
nation has been received from a very reli-
able source that johnson moved from Muir
freesboro with no less than one hundred
and thirty-seven regiments, which, at the
least calculation, would give him IS, 900
men.
If Gen. Buell. has any designs of imme-
di0tely advancing towards the South, there
are as yet no symptoms Of it observable
here. Probably, however, before many
days the rebel leaders will show enough OF
their hands as to enable General Grant and
himself to form some decisive plans for
their attacks upon them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

TnE AMERICAN QuEsTION ABRoAD.-A,
the last accounts the secessionists abroad
were having dOlOrous time. Mr.. Mason
was nobody. Mr.. Rost and Mr.. Mann wer.
little heard of. Mr.. slidell was keeping
up a cheerful cOuntenauce, no doubt all
the more cheerful, because he had sue
ceeded in getting a large par, OF his prop
erty as well as his precious neck out of
this country Into France. And Paris is
not very dreary place, if one has money
enough to stay there. Yancey had started
for home with an uucommOuly large flea
in his ear, aud We hear now that he has 80
far humiliated himself as to start from
Havana in disRuith in schooner called
the Wide Awake. That must be about
as trying for him as it was for Mason. to
Se compared by the London Time. to a ne.
gro. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
s4uIbs ION Prentieo.

THH smoke and flame of battle usu.llv bs
CRIME and blaeken aags, but they bIeashed
DIekners black flag to what passed for
JETR DAVIS says that the Southern Con.
iederaey has no floating debt. True. he
poor creditors may consider 1t sunk.
THR glorious Union flag. which ,bs otd
meSo ol sae hermitage SO dearly loved, can
BucKNER is liberal fellow. AZ fort
Do 91 he proposed to tre1t. Thank Won
said Grant, don't indulge
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

Conserving the Boston boot and sbo.
market the Reporter says trade has been
good aud the prospect are better, Western
dealers are buying freely, prices arc firm
and stocks moderate. Total shipments Sv
rail and sea, for the week ending Wednes-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

SEyERAL years ago Col. Benton warned
the country to beware Of Jef. Davis. in
the following language: ale is a marti
net, Pufed up with West Point science,
aOgmSticAl and Pragmatieal, within his
circle; but that circle Is 4 narrow on. ana
he moves uncontrolled within it. Heisap
SvOwed Secesstouist."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
Iron Mill for Sale,

Iron Mill for Sale.
ON the fifteenth day Of ApriI next, betveen nine
and ten O'Clock A. 81, will offer at public sale
At the Count HOuSO in the city Of Wheeling Va the
with tta aPPurtenances, including coal privilege,
railroad and sundry town lots
Inc Mill IL Tor manufacturing Railroad Iron, and
mas capacity Tor turning out one undred aud TWEEN
Sy-nIe tons per week. Probably an expenditure Of
iss. than nTe hundred dollars would put it in COM
pIeto running order. 1t Is located one lie and n
half below Wheeling Immediately on The east I,ani,
Of the Ohio river - ~ ~ ~''A
TERNs~Onehalf cash, and the balance In one and
Two years, equal tnstallments, with interest aud
Gool security. DRAKELEY 4 PENTON.
AAreh 18th, 1882 nbINtj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

nHE Stockholders OF the CItIzens' DeposltBank are
hereby notified thRt an election TOT nine DirOc
tors serve for the ensuing y'9t vii Be held At
mRrll JOHN R.AIILLRR, Cash
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe a. bright a. nov they WaV0,
Sim make Il LEAD our ranks in var,
Still aoat above each patriotic grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TOtrRil IL through the dust Of shame.
An honest hearts its lot Will ShArs
And follow IL to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

A New York letter says the sales Of ~
estate tn the city are very brisk, but they
have one ugly feature: they a.. nm sc.
count Of the sheriff. u As'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

Lewis Lunsiord, Plaintiff,
against - -
Oscar D. Thompson. Charles T. Thomas Trustee for
LucredR E. Carr and Joseph r. WhittaFer svho
are surviving tenants, In common. Of PrSdorIeI-
hletts deceased, Defendants F7tsE I : =
viii, on Saturday, the 18th day Of March 1892 AZ
~ o'clock NJ, proceed to SILL at the front door Of
the Court aeuHe of said county, 70 the hirheEt and
best bidder, upon the terms hereinafter mentioned
20 much Of the undivided interest of the mid a.
!Sndants, Charles z. Thomas Trustee &e and TlseDl,
r. in the following described tract of IS6d
as may be necessary TO satisfy and nav the iIISnsIt
OF the said plaintiff against said defendants aSonIt
ing 70 $lb2 with interest thereon from the LIST day AZ
April, 1860, until paid, and costs Of proceedings
IhAt part OF the tract Of land conveyed nv fh6 Ey
eentoTS OF Mary Merchant, deceased 70 the SSI5 Te
70 LnnsfoFd and said Oscar d. Thompson by two nv
etal deedG, each dated August lst 1851 and inlIr F
record which was allotted and set apart 10 te ala
oscar D. Thompson, Frederick KIett since deeSoSS-I
Charlea T. Thomas, Trustee aforesaid ana To-sGS
n Hhlttaker, by decree Of the Circuit CONT -
ohio county made ON the 18th day Of PebrISrS $50
IN certain cause in chancery therein peFjn1 ~
which said Lewis Lunsford was plaintiT AMI ia
ABOVE nameed defendant Is and otheFI yeT
aud particularly described in said decree to -biJ
reference Il hereby made 80 20 Nhlch
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-fouFth cash and III. ,,..iJ.
u LnLee equal instalulentB at & 6 and 10 r1o,tL"
with interest from tho day of sale 1nTiI S5{S ~
purchaser giving bond with approved s.I,L;tI t
~ payments, the title being r0SerS3
ia 'ne purchase money Is paid. As'
$50. AL0NZ0 LORING
800 Sheriff Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
New Goods.

WE are daily adding to oue WboI..,,Ii ~
~, second floor, large stocks OF stSple Dr StS az
S5 ESIIens IN New York and PhitadslpS, such
Bed Ticking, Checks, DriiIinSs =
Muslins, Delaines, Plsnneis
C,oTTt-,.A NJ SnltaiooueEy OF all kinds.
Nii FaS %SSSlraoie, COOPER / sENsRNEY 'uI'
No "a Main
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

dressed to f. N. Norton Esq, of this city,
by "A distinguished gentleman residing on
the Eastern Shore of Virginia, who was
here in Wheeling on a visit few weeks
since:
MARCH 9Th, 1862.
assure you that it was with no little
feeling of regret that l parted with nv
warm friends of Wheeling. l there found
many friends that seemed to me as BROTH
ers and sisters. would gladly this day
embrace each and all of them. But how
changed the scene from that to my own ma
tive home There it was real. Here it is
false, except with my Union friends. I
daily see in my associations the naughty,
the stiff-necked, the weak and ignorent
rebel, acting as though he were monarch of
the land, full of deception, hatred and re-
vengc, and with that / can see upon his
brow despair. What are such men? Were
they made by the same high being as you
aud myself? or have they sprung from the
deEil2 The latter, think. Their day of
reckoning is athand aud l see their destiny
IS writteniupon the wall for ages to come.
With such men eau have no sympathy or
feels & in common.
Ny once happy home, with all its beau.
every convenience that man conid ask from
his Maker. With all, it is not what it once
was. Then it was paradise to me, but
now mere staying place. Could have
you and your family, and my friends of
Western Virginia aud Pennsylvania, with
ne, could then be happy, and pass the
remainder of my dnys without a care.
Now, friend Norton, one thing IWish un.
derstood that is the promise made by you
and Mrs. Norton, Gov. Peirpoiutt and lady,
and others of my Wheeling friends that
promised to pay me visit this summer,
must be fulfilled. have ample accommo.
dStiOnS for you all, and nothing can give
myself and wife SO much pleasure. We
will be as one family. We will have the
sea bathing in the ocean ITSELF l will
promise you the finest oysters, soft crabs
and hsh the world can produce or boast
OF. You will kiss your two little daughters
for me. Say to them, God bless them, l
love them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

Taa Louis1nlO Joprnal thinks il 1, .bop,
time for the rebels to resume their On;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
Remarkable Naval Engagement at
Newport News.

The Rebel iron.elad steamer ATSrri.
mae on the rAmpREes-She runs down
and sinks . Federal steamer, cap.
lures . second and blows up a third /,
and Is finally beaten by the Federal
IFOn-elad steamer Monitor, and re-
creative hundred and nifty lives
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

srScE the commencement of the war
thethree fOuudries of West Point, South
Boston aud PittsburE PEI have together
manufactured for the Government 1o4e
cannon, and turned out also lis, 22e shot
aud shell Of large size and small calibre.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

THE destruction OF the French Minister.
house, at Washington involved a loss Of
$4,000. Only a box of jeWelry, a little
furniture, aud two shawls we're saved
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
WANTED

- A SLaSI, siPgiS MANI having cons,
r. DG9 oel5ion and liberal wages by " .
Ne. q once, Custom House tliiri -, -
tAG 9 !! o9t sober man need 2pSIy.
II. MORTON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
Poland OatS for Sead

81, ~ = kRosE, q Z . Na4n st., have 500 b,.
~ 10. to the busheL Price SOC. ishing
,,o1, AgentS Tor Landreths Garden Seeds. fre,b
I5otn tneis seed farm. Also, 900 buIh nav 0cIi
Grass Seed, Just received tromst Lou. TS1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11

HOOP SKIRTS Gray and white do.-in
II common aud extra length-Of superior quality
and new shape, Just received by 81 = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
Marshal's Sale.
ImpOrted SOrgIlnm Seed

WARRANTED PURE
pRYoR FRosT, 2i . % IlainiSt h.Ssi..ss-..,
1IL IEon t3s wei known Seed house Of viinoriS
y ~ SORGHUM sRBD Order Fot n Inn. sRe
ed quantity only can be taken f4SAs tSt - limit
Also, SAMPLE MILLS and rOyrror-,,,,,
hand for exhibition. ? "a on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
SheriR's Sale

DURSUANT to an order made and entered by the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county on the 2Sd day OF
October, 1851, in the case of "
Lewis LunsTord, Plaintiff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
a Frlendly letter from the Eastern

The following extract is from letter ad-
dressed to f. NJ. Norton Esq, of this city,
by distinguished gentleman residing on
the Eastern Shore of Virginia, who was
here iu Wheeling on visit few weeks
since:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-11
For Sale.

For sale.
A COAL BANK MULE, we'll broken and Of con.
IA Venient size for working In coal bank.
feb16-3w Apply to NORTON, ACHESON 400
CASH! CASH!g CASH!I!
ITAHE highest premium paid for Gold and Silver
coin, Eastern Exchange, United States, Ohio,
Indiana, and Eastern Bank notes, at the
t0n2O-3m BANK OF WHEELING
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
rraCg aud Reauregard.

9Th E1ll sllo R,Qi,t.r c1n.Sns a card s'glsi BY
'Cjnsd,s,s S,dsrs,' asking Why Con. B,aurezsri
hsl ben ck'a i-Cn tlSG3 whether Is WIS on account
~ bis g,l~s s,l'.h, Or Tor The purpose OF FloiDg ever
hsn s1o.hzr, r1o never vii b a. o1nps:eat 20 lead
10 W-s,err arn7 Ss thsis tri d and cherished Gsne
rL' They further ask that h. shall B, restored TO hs
cornlod' g neral BsIursgrd has the faculty Ct Glss.
iuc : { II s.dzfig attachment to spring up between
hiGssE ert hI army, Wherever Re may chance 10 con-
nNnd."-Esa@iasr.
Gsnril Bsslsssssd has other ~Acuites, too. which, If
be bad been allowed 10 retain the command Of the army
be had actually srsaf'd, as well ss o,gAu'zsd, would have
placed that army, aud ths STATE OF Kentucky, and the
Cause Of the CoafsdsrscH 10 a far better and mcrs I'D.
vE7esd condition than thay toby occupy. Why he
WaI removed "a among the inscru;Able Gcs of an
Execu.iVs whose ways are past finding out. How he
was IsmoVsd-by VIA. shallow qlibb'e and u~nEosIhy
eqliVsks is better underwood. Toe sollisIl OF that
Amy MAJ ask to have their beloved GInerL restored to
them, bu, If they srs answered a. ait they will probl.
by ba told, as their Congressional R pEss,ntl:ivss were
Saen taey preferred a similar req lest, that -" though all
the world unitei in the application, I: would no. be
granted" Let them be sil,Ah therefore, and knOW tina:
one more wise than t~hSy-Wissr than "al the
vor'd"-rul,s il al ,htss aFiu,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

attack. e,ns Of our Generals seem 70 think that no
blow should be struck etc,pt according to rule, and In 4
scientific manner. and such officers fail to fulfil the sI'
~psolAtcns Of the people. who want this war flushed
quickly. Oilers, Rks Piece J icksou, Morgan, and some
others who are no great favOritss at Richmond, think
that the bushes, Of the soldier ia to fyht and whip the
enemy wherever they car, without stopping on the way
70 the battle field to consult their books Of tactics:
Tosy are generally successful, because they act on tie
Irish gsntleman's advice 10 his son, my boy, when you
and yourself 10 q row and q shIllalah In your fst, Wher-
syer Won sac a head. hit IT,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
The Flour Contract.

The E,qursE u yesterday e,P,ss the Communication
Of orr corresponds: "Gsnisc," and BIy3: az what 4.
s~)lssia5 IL true, thirs Is shl nsiu' corruption somewhere,
and L vii. 5s vel for th5 P,eal51. to make inquiries
Into the terms OF TIA; contract. RgmOr Is rife with
tia vlss. insiaul.oni Gb0at Il, and cp,n corruption is
eha.gsd upon parsons conaeoIe1 With the sgb,iJ.snoe
DEPARTMENT Wsksor no;hjng rAItiTs 10 ,Ais oou;rAo,
bat III, haEsAaess W,,S Eiioh 6; ia criticised, and tbe ex
irlvsglni profits Whci rumT alleges il permits, are
bringing The Subsistence Department. into odium.
"a Congressional ilv-siga,ion will be dem sadei, aud
Il would be bs.,c- for .hs Secretary Of War to iastt a =
i-qairy Immediately, Sni If any sx rAvsgAls profs have
hssa permitted 10 ords- is ellesIAsou f1rhWl,h.
The polcy Of haVing The GOEsrnm ut dsplndsat n ,on
one Hrn Ia edmond far tis bread Of the army d NOS:
uaHiss and hsEuiOos Toe sccunalIton Of hrge
socks Of ~provisOas IA Risimold arc necessary; bl. 70
make this city toe mlu d'p1s Of subsistence, and to
make lie mil the solo sol;e, Of supply, "a hazlrdios the
safety OF the Army upIa the holiiog o, & eanoad. The
Amy should be irdsgeadsn', II possible. Of Richmond
70 tas, If the city hlS thu army may not be sArvs
hto dspersioo, or driven on: Of Virginia in selroh Of
sats, s.eros. Tls accumulation Of large amouu;s Of
R1sr Ia Richmond iaviaes attack a. IL success sIikes .
fatal bloT u the subss ;snea OF the arms 10 YirziliA-
TIE manufacture Of Hlas should have been kers away
from R:clrOai as mlol a. p.s ible, and divided among
e. nIaY eoUEtry NILS a. poshols- "rO0 many egg In
Cas basket "a avoided even By tee ~pru4saes Of the nsr.
k. woua,. Il Il 40, TOO L.s 10 remedy IhiS sIi. The
6in.uly Of trinsp ,rting wheat would suggest the pro-
pts'y q employing mills II ;ho couatry, aad transport.
ing tie 6l1r from the country mills. as wanted, to the
army, ilsssd Of transporting the Whea: 20 Richncnd,
and the h1ur from hare 20 the army. We bopo this coz
Ya.t vii Ia canceufdr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
O-PPOrtunIiISI LOst.
Shakespeare speaks Of

"a ~tArllness in nature,
Which often leaves thu history un'pokS
Tn. is intends 20 DO
We have seen In this war too many Instances Of the
t4rdipss1 Of moVensn. that lsATes battles unfoagat aud
victories unWOn. thai energy easrphs aud bOlinsss
would have achieved. To 30 "LoE" In var i no. 70
b "sare." RIpidty Of noIsa,a, taka the enemy By
SEprlSs, and forms part Of he uon1n:un and power
with which A army ssriksA Ia al article on wbA. We
have los. By delays the Augusta 0Groaisls and SsstiRsI
ssy4 that 'ihs AthsS:Ans, the unrsAdy, in ssO:FsnOVsl
Of ISlnhoe, We Aghi vel Aad ssikshAsd bsOWS when
asAssod, bat " are sew In preparations for defence or
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
REWARD,

I osT, between sn'ths Wagon Yard and RO6inNn q GrLLrI
II cAhls PanA aboy b. the name Of iSAau. about twelve yels
o. age, of gingerbread color, having on At the time = sol, ofDo-
EsTis Goth All cap A rewNd ofTeu DolAs will be paid 10 de-
1yeret Al the store ofNr. william Glrret, oAry street
oc79-S' LtrrLLToS WILLOCG9BY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
VALUABLE PAMUNREY ESTATE OF Bg-
tween 400 and 400 acres, In Hanover,

tween hoo and 1900 acres, in Hanover,
adJoicing Hanover court House, nnd one
naIle from the JePot. for saIs.-At he request Of Mr..
I. IS. o 0snAn. We oRsr lr sale bis Vsry VAlu abls estate. looat'd
- above, combining, bHvssn 100 aad l9Oo acres Of shlsh about
ans rive nAs aAd see nd low grounds There Il . large body
Of pine. oGi, aud other timber, sn the tract v-ieh adds greatly TO
NJ value. lol)can0n 70 markes and IT, obsr soclal sdv ntAgts,
shSuld aitraet attsaion Of capitalists, and Others. The farm has
bern sulav1led for several ysA1 ~ . quarter, . nseqasnty I .
osss-M GOBLIN 1 APRz3soN, AsstL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRzSPONDENTs,

o. WAi0."
Ay4iels tOriasa On boa sii@ Of Ne PGpe, Vdu not BE- SblsA-
ed TAs u a rue Of tOa0 stradiae, 01gA, % BE- kAOlrn 20 az
and tal IN No odssbs departed from obituary notices sscsed.
tag etgat hass ds uAHr0 q Dr a. adrsrasemeae-
Rscuuot u7dStlks % refsra rejected COMMUNICATIONS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
eUR,TgrU M WANrgD,

I WISH to secure tbs tsr,io : OF a person no. n,ele 70 military
j. day, StAas lhs plea Of 9 vJ,snyeer rSg j. tie Srny. A
Aos-al roe phd apply at RoELud KIM,
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MEADr 4 BiKTR5 Drug stsr.,
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NOTICE.

RIoHMoED PkEDERlCEsBUsG AND p. z T. COMPANY.
Z = meeting Of the Directory Of this Company, held on ths
n i7th o, October, lss2, . dividend Of three per cent 90 10
UspiiaI rtoek, was dseisrsi, payable on the 10 da, o. sosenes
NEXT Their n,fsr bsot ofthis Goa pany vi be siossi rontJs
day ell the I'd Of aevsnetr.
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NOTICE >

E<SH AM Kt1o iEH PURsIrCRs al AuCdoN-A'
tento o. 10 requested 10 HE sas OF geate.l H,aseioii sni stitch .
Pa. nj ute 20 t.,e p ace tbs morninx, at 10 O'CLOCK, o. ihs rssi'
Deuce OF Mr.. wm. = runner, OF Frankie, four dosrs beiow ~
slrte., North tlda The farLiiu e has oeen but little Used, ane
90. ss OF rari,r, Chamber, Dining Room And Klichea QUITS.
sUAhER . BURgEs',
acsozt Aug a nsen.