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VORIOUS TOWNSHIP
FUNDS DR..

~ VORIOUS TOWNSHIP
FUNDS DR.. @
To balance IN the Treasury, settle
ment 1862, for school house funds 80 73 7
To balance in the treasury settle
ment 1862, for Up. expense funds 80 l3
To balance in the treasury settle
ment 1862, for TIP. poor funds... 6 81 s
To balance in the treasury settle
ment 1862, for TIP. debt funds. 10 SO l
To proportion of tax collected to
November 2l, 1862. IA o
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1879 81 o
CIR.
By orders redeemed for Franklin
township. ............ SO 43 0
By Treasurer's fees per cent. IA 10 o
+" balance in the treasury .......l 04 0
Total. -. 1879 81 o
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ONEperson writes, her daughter WAS cured
Of fits Of nine years standing, and s. sVant
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was euso1
Alter his flesh had almost wNssed away
The doctors pronounced the case ineusb
bic. 4osI -
after trying every medicine in his reask
fs ANOTHER was cured Of Fsver -
which had existed fourteen yeara ~,
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight yoaGn
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Livos
Complaint could be mentioned IN vhisA -
Purifier and Pills -<fssfs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-17
Work Nlxc q CM0xysl. 8 : : !.
VAAe RAoOA PAAa

ere the most active and thorough pili6 -
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, exs1t.
Ing that organ to such an extent a. that ~
system does not relapse into its former eenr
dition, which Is too apt 10 be ths cass wi1A
simply purgative pill Sss
They are really . s. .--.s.'sz
BAooA OvAA Llusv vSNA.
which, in conjunction with the
BNooA pAsSSxgv,
VIII cure all the aforementioned dis6asei
end, of themselves, viii relieve and care
Heodoche, Costipensss -
Cclic Poins, Cholera Morbus,
Indigestior, Pain in the bo,esle,
Qizziness, sto.
Try these medicines, sad yoa win nsvss
regret it s---4@ s.-.----s
Ask your neighbors, who hare used 49,
end they will say they are
5 GooA MeAAcAxAes. i
and you should try them before going -
physician. ~
Geta Pamphlet or Almanac Of ~ Iss<
q agent, and read the certifcateA and r ypa
have ever doubted yoc viii
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MEN DO NOT LOVE TO DIE.

To live is the natural desire of man; but
to enjoy life it is necessary to possess
hexith, and health can only be secured by
strict observance of temperance in all
things. The moment pain or discomfort
is experienced, it is sign that disease
threatens to infict its torments upon US.
Then is the time to use RADwAY's s READY
RELIEF. Let this medicine be resorted
TO on the first indication of pain; in few
moments all pain and uneasiness will cease.
In>s4se ofsndden colds, coughs, sore throat
infuenzu, Group, faceache headache, tooth
ache, pains in the bones, joints, etc, if Rad :
ways Ready Relief is used in a few min
!. utes relief will be experienced, and in a
few hours the patient will be free from
sickness.
HOT BEBIEF SLING.
= Add tcaspoonful Of Ready Relief to
half tumbler Of hot water, swestencd
with sugar, ON going to bed; it will cure
the worst cold. stop tho most troublesome
coughs, and insure calm rnd undisturhetl
sleep. In attacks of rheumatism. neural
gia, stiff joints, sprains, etc.. one or two
applications OF the Ready Relieswill stfeet
- cure. Every fanfily should keep this
snedicine in the house; ON all occasion s
whcr there Is pain its use will secure you
ease and comfort. We beg to present to
the readers OF the Advocate the following
letter:
MEMruIs, Macomb Co, Mich, Sept. 4, 81.
; = Dr. leuti,cdy- Dear Sir: About four
years since was very much affected with
DISEASED LUNGS.
My friends thought had shasconsumption
l WAS entirely unfit for business, raised
blood. and had every synytom of the
above fatal diseases. Gne night, on going
ts bed. / thoughtI would take sweat,
: and took your Ready Relief lin hot water)
ss st,nu.ant to sweat me. 1t did so.
The perspiration wasof sli,uy substance
and offensive smell. / followed taking
the Ready Relief every other night for
four weeks, and at the end of that time
wasentireIy well. This is IA true statement
-sof facts, which will testify to under oath
~ x&r1v-o nfxs ~
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To balance in the treasury Septem-
ber settlement 1862 62............ 81 so o
One cory delivered to the Auditor and one
i copy to the Treasurer.
Respectfully Submitted,
JNO. B. NOLL,
Accountant.
December II, 1s62.--3w.
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December II, 1862.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-17

Decem ber II, 1S62-4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-17
John Wright's Estate,

December II, 1852.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-17

COUNTY MILITARY FUND DR..
To balance in the treasury Septem-
bersettlement 1862. zS5 53 8
To proportion of Delinquent tax col
lected to Nov. 81, 1862 ......... IT So l
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Sherif.S Sale.

December II, 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
EROM -NnRTH CAROLINA.

GoIrsBoso', Dec IA Reconnaissance last night
By squadroa of the Sd Y {. Cavalry, under Captain
CarroSay. found the enemy encamped about two miles
below White Hall The citizens present them as scared
and out Of fool aud ammunition. \ rumor on the
streets this morang say. achievements have passed.
n s,on On Ii, ,ol'b- OF the Nease 70 sarcOy tke
,sedaddiuc friends
u the suoso OF bI'e csa7si away :; reveals con.
siderable aug lter Anoag PIE YrnSces It White uall on
Tasslly. / huldgot * I-,., dead se.s at unbuSjed
aa Che delt lad pit hu-dred ysrds long filed with
lea D. has b,cu found
ou three mpanies Of the Seth and 18th North
g.. v.-e Engaged. Col Fertobes, OF the ssth,
with Is men the lith OCght the emmy for several
hours until reinforced by three Of his own companies
who were subsequently relieved by the 18th Colonel
LeaveuthrOpe) under the immortal Bethel Gag who ulti
maely drove them from their guns into the woods The
Sl-t North Carolina (COl JsrdAn) % the ae,d ba,
With the exception Of one company seems TO have taken
no part in the action.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
From yorth C,rolina.

Interesting Hews6,On North Carolina, received here
BY telegraph was BY accident omitted from yesterdays
paper IrapPsass that our troops re-oecuPed HustOn
Monday night, the AbotiOnsts evacuating and burning
the bridge The battle ragged fariOusly al day. Be
tween and o'clock siI Yankees under the cover OF
guns reached the railroad bridge aud SET on fire. CO.
tirely consuming IT, Five Of the rascals were killed
thespoC
Later IN the dry our forces calamity repulsed an at
temps Of the enemy to the county bridge, and
drove them from their position the other side. Our
troops fought ike veterans and when the firing ceased
a. dark, bad gallahty maintained then ground
Abarls tool place near White Hall on Tuesday. IN
which The enemy vas badly vorsted aud driven three
Files from his position Ga "Wednesday t.eee aas an
artillery duel resulting slight los on our side Later
accounts, which will be found under the tslegraphie
head, represent that the Yankees ar. eRca@ped twe
miles below White HAI, Sad IN condition for 6ght
ing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
lsslrs Al RederIek,sburr.

ranor sas in circulation lass sgsriag that The enc.
nv had gan.crn riSrr, mites bel6a fefeas:
ricksburg but Ii has official eopfTaation and we be.
eve Il 10 without Foundation Ia fact The lines of our
srny has tssn 80 disposed IS to checkua,e. any
move Of Barusdss though it Is hardly probably that
the dsComahed Shieain Is 10 condition to repeat
theierperrneb, Of hast week The Baltimore AM<rieda,
of TUESDAY last says; The impression a. Ssbipgon
yesterday vas that the battle viii not DE renewed for
several days. uaIsSs the rebels bring i, on Gen Burn.
side has no doubt fully aseertained the position and
strength of the rebel defenees and will need time both
20 secure his oED position, and to prepare for further
tons -t; .yl-i $50 5-7 ss. .1.5 .,.-.si
That Burnside has aseersained from bloody expert.
euce the strength and position of the Rebel defenees
We have no reason to doubt. Other Northern papers
acknowledge terrible loss In killed and wounded but
do not to give 6gu-es They say the rebel army
consisted of 100000 men, all veterans, who had been
through the Peninsula campaign, and who had done
hard fighting Cedar Mountain Manassas and Ante
tam. They say those were commanded By the very
ables Generals which the South can produce and that
the enemy the Union soldiers had coAtend with was
not to be despised. s,sf . r..e....
private letter from an officer in Jacksor's Corps
gives lucluent Tue oattles
about halfpAst O'Clock, in front of the Srd bri
ade the Yankees coming up with their stretchers
take up their dead and wounded who had fallen the
day before. We did understand this so walked
over to then and asked if they had leave from our GEN
erals to take their wounded. They said they did not
know but that the troops in front Of them were very
kind let them come over sad see about their fallen
comrades.
On the streagih of that walked over to their lines,
and told them that if the brigade on our right allowed
them take away their wounded they must stop firing
at my brigade, and 50 ,hCy Did. In Ee while after
wards they laid down their sud walked about with
each other in the friendly manner. The Yankee
soldiers gave boys oyercOats and hAyercks OF coi
fec and sugar. but nobody could tell By what authority
/, was done wish you could have seen how some &C
them looked when asking what troops those wer,
and what troops they fought the day before, we told
them thar they Jacksons aud they would find them
there every day until the fight over Jus, before
night they shook hand, and parted and in about i've
minutes the deadly fire commenced again. -.
The remaUs OF Lieut. James s TIA, Of ths Third
How;Eer4 brought down by the train laSt rvSung
aud will be -eut 10 Madison county for interrent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
,oTICE no r,x pArERs.

DtRsUANT ordnance pissd TIA JEnaaryi isS Win
~ CO1rciots Ode, 10 Tie city Han, " n The 18Th
D-5-hber ibciosye to Give the remaining h.. OF
taxr persons entitled deducton ii 10
by having previously paid The brst hat June lsst Ia se
eGrds With sgld ortiuAnee. L.. i"
- .. JULIUS 4. ROBSON, c. c. z. .
SH-It the shove that the Collector Is
qrrd attend Sor the 18th 10 the st OF the
receive remag due So jane last Before the Japu-
HuS. Court required By ordinance q ad
vers delinquent TO be so for Of aYes
Persons Who have WI ss the necessity % calling ard
paving their sill <imposshsior the Collector 10 cal
them before be Edv~tgsssF''
AB lsses mstes paid within that time, longer aduEeecs
.sasICim IAHCcR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20

NE undersigned ager privately, valuable farui N
Louisa county know Summing Hill" l. lee both
des North RSer contains $50 Of land, In high
Of Improvement with abundance Of good water. and Is
markedly healthy. The bungs eoualst Of dwelling house with
eight rooms besdes hAeru all necesaty Outbnds inelud-
ng number Of rohacco barns The soil Is admirably adapted 10
The growth % corn, what tobacco clover aud other
The supply wood ahdndant large proportion being orr
growth. IL T. cktUd eight miles Northeast Of The Csusl
railroad sad y IN 'couveucnt distance OF Tlsrsyie Louisa
Court Mouse AID feAhs and opportuni
u nvestnet psbs aud desiring valuable farm.
The stock will be sold with farm Il desired
Terms uuibs u adsareoumodatlne to the purchaser
Mr. W. W. Groome who uyssoB tie place, viii show The pre-
nses any one Ftrint Il. - ~ "a.
An eonanazieaddus the undersgned apdan sta
Ton CuptPer ooanty YHi VII b. promptly attended to.
.tr.rFa. .r $50 H. T. HOLIDAY,
noi9-Izf -cr41ig - Assal for Mrs JaiA A Holiday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20

GEN Tsov NORTHERN P,PsA-Generat GRANITE
wife lives in his camp and 80 do the wives Of many Of
his officers which led an ancient and grumblng Pistol
of orderly to say, "D-u woman in camp anyhow.
She is than City barrels of whisky and hundred
kicking mules
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN

or ASHLAND AMP ABoCT HAIP MILE or TIuE n. p sP.
n n COMPANY. FOR SALE AT r BLlG AJCTION,-Nm he
sold on TUESDAY The sod dag of December, ls6a r
the next suitable thereafter, commencing AZ ~ NJ upon the
prpuJse. tiar heauu and healthy residence called Nsyt~ "
ng In the county HsOter North Of Ashland, sdjpDx the
land Of Nessrs. John and Robert Ee and Daue W, Wood
The tract contains % hundred and hytwo scre alb ~
one hall hc good Srbe land Under good eneiosnre he
remanesr pine aud oiginsb growth GOOD ell ami spring
Na,er The house. b.. o.. ..i i...I- .r. IA
The Yelling Sr.s tN ored framed With righ,
and Two passage and alt ether necessary out.houS. fine
aourshIns yOx aretsr selected fruit, and large garden
eli Adapted % early Vegetables, ,I.-t-. a.,y IT, % a
cash balance IN three equal lnsalsnis &,
~ and is months Nth interest day OF sale deed Of
tru-t to secure the deferred payments.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
TsEcoSp pFspArc4.I

GolDsBoRo', Dec. Up. N-COlonel Fremont, Chief
Engineer 9! The Wilmington Railroad has just arrived
10 roFa frou, Wilmington. He passed over the entire
irfS TO the N'u.e on 6and.car, and SAYS he can
rSPaiE III trrsgss the road in two day. aud ,he
bridge over the Nsu-e in si1 or eight, ''' --'
AllQuet hsrc. ........ ..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
nHpIclL oNRn-oFFICR PRACTICE.

DR PLuAE Of Tie old Medical House copan hursc!i HIy
ohcs practice, fTArg street, lt'lr st.ov Is
~ haugr diagcrsiy oppos c ,5. Feo- Hal, where
.iu I'd cphle dlsl ma Se chSned feasorHte
Those hsvc been exposed q certain contagious Az
NESTS lnyief a. cell esry.
y COnouicps By ,sl o'heTse, promptly ATTENDED to-
on 70 oJso rum a. NJ III y, ~ f."r"rr
B,ogs0Sp "a no94-iy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20

Os WEDNESDAY The sh day Of the present month"; esm.
meneng O'cloek NJ IN font o. MeSsrs. H. Be1son
store. shall offer foe sale =,
public sAucuon, highest bidder, between 20 and 20
NEGROES belonging the Estt Of David " Asupn, decd
Of Men boys Gl- Women sed Vhdren They are
likely ,sluAhs Traders aud ohss soud DO well 10 attend
this sale. ..r.a..T edo rHL Wa E.
Tsrm. cash. !. J BOwCoCK, Adm'r.
des-tds H.' u. " sMaarln. decd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
Sns sEUsION AND C0MuIssIOs aOCsE

. ~ fI1' V.!Ys l1iN tEAtIi lfNNHbsks---iI >
ffyE rusu have sssosistss tesDfsvss toInisi Gao
rs- .lS JLiiBs SCOTT CO. Cor ns pa1'
NJ E.ndv 4F ss4i AGssioI and y En.-q2 Ha.,n,1f
t1lf Lave tecl I and essant building. No ~ Nan
Eohbars7 .htsly espiet By 1T DSykk Co. and %
The a,t dayo prcsutr nsY VII Be ready 70 e'v ueeeA
~. IN drdgfor private snd saction SAL. = 80
flsy sss consnppa,4 " narusctpe9 epd sgcssng 10.
tcco rugar iosss, cotee ard other groceries, bale eoitsa
abris s Top <ooien soos boots shoe iesh.
~ aud all goods usually offered tpt sic IL .s
fhs srcion VIII tske rser a. ssry day W pecrueer
u-At " which notice. With VIII be Published, H.
NJ Thy respectfully rsfsE le nsrbsnis and esstnsss m Of
RbHshd rs,r,ea,g, yaHsSs, ana s.sss o'H "h'
I .,tf-tJAMEs p fCOTf,
Il osthe arm OF Ino, 2. Dsvts Co.
ri rfrr i1. g-9LI fo1t1 - % laENEY y BnCoek,
r 10, -, .wM w.. RARRlsH.
a-.- Meunbers OF the concern Of bocock Psrri4.
The Of Boeosk PsrrshSo D. se greet w esas
dnus at u. old stand as usual ,- = 90 nosl-a~e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
VERY LARGE AND With LOCATED

VERY LARGE AND WE'LL LOCATED
Y IPRIysfk tpyyLLING AND VACANT Lofs ON Tprf
FAST IfSR OF FIJI r.. BrSxE.o c. Az AND LEIGH sT,
FOR saLf nj B, eed HuetieP,ep he pTe.
sc ar ven loeste p,is's residence ~ re ocepat
~ n III Jsu Tyler. lot.s lob feet,
eah of isp tees vide Rsy. w be dsidt sell
wh he d-ug sbart 10 feet aud lien ,so vacant lots
ts nor M, the s5ifh o. thr Swelinr a ~
l. TEtx -as, balance J snd years, bond,
yADs hall ye4r, or sl cash. ntt,e optics
Of The purchaser. sf az ,GODDlSh APPERSON,
b e5l-tds &C., 500. ~ 49,. Alfiicnsers.
Oh sTAe sinR attached 10 TIE above Is The that fs
sishoV Noore's faniliy rrside In. ~ ~ 30 G.S -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
ROGERS coon SAMARITAN.
VNE abbeE Nsld rrssni to the citizens CT his rs'!Fe Sta
GS't .l -. ....... . r

tE saeses Nslid rrsssni TIE rns CT his nsse s'se
SOUTHERN REMEDY; .....
and though medical his preparation for The cure o.
SkuRALGiA STIFFNESS az JONTs Ae vii IL iound
upon trial, he NIL ths afflicted need.
He u sensible of the that much prejudice eNss In the
minds Of many persons against remedies aud their sNeon
flooding market and deoSing the unrary sn-ere
In presenting this renc he wishes 20 be distinctly understood
askE only trial. and deems unnecessary 70 more than
money win be reiuudcd In oiurs, amer fair
trial according 60 Directors. .I - - p, q
nc more thar few certiacG Though lie has hand
CONSTANTLY receiving large number IRON i no reliable rex
soma who rrsdenss heAGaon and N sogre' ~.
To prove lesneleney this Lnimept ea' e ioheslhs
harng ceTihSete gwen Mr. Rock unsoedi by wei
known otyHGnoVer eo'r,iy: 4 o.
HLSovst near Coal Harhor, May Q, $3.50.
NJ w l. Roek-Dear Sir: have teen usns Jour LniGent
called SAlnaritAn Of mine, Gc
very severely ph Rherss He taken down In Feb
rusry last and very A. person. Prenouneins
As vesA case ty bad ever tssg or h@Hrd o. E's' oln
death anedisey rAeei HIN urier medical treatment. but
vic appearance Of rsei indsspnr Ainost save NJ hope
eneed Ia provIng continued and after using three bottles
uh him we'll different par 81 the body he WAS en-
rsy cured aud what surprising aud an oedrteshe
and doing kinds Of oorWot sn5 exposed 70 all
Kinds weather with dry thread upon him, without
the appearance Of return OF the disease he now &C
tive as be ever wa .''t. -.t - .' .-.
have Owen NJ Rock certificate under the impulse
OF simple Justice aad that should be e known 70 Az
In order thoee afflicted he Induced 10 ry the
Good Samaritan and Be cured Very ass
Mr. Rock Is constantly receiving cernes,s every quar-
-r which he viii put before public that they for
What good has bern done BY The timely use OF ms
For Sss SSoic... and retail by JAMES DUAL Druggist
MI ORDER. accompanied by thu cash. and sddressed TO
PrleeOue dollar per bottle liberal discount made to deal
en-. Price Lists sent application
noQi-im Corner Main a 10Th ".
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
V1LUABLE raoPEaTY FoR saLE IN


/. 80 -. RoCkBRtDGE COUNTY, VA
TpHE james RIVER Sapas Company vii sci IT, vAash
property kniNn JrlAus Point adjacent 70 the town CT
hsy contiguous TO the properly Of a< 'tsn.s
Its n The North River Improvement branch u
DIR Jaae. River hahsxhs -,s ths eona-ing N d.
reed H. lie Genital line Il th- STATE snd BY tb h
shb touch The caa both e. Lynelurs
Rrhmapa, Vb- shOiher dire iI Is distant onJ sbVei
alIe- ,ron ne Sf stnit Central isAilroad.
rhee upon large and Ne hct fnnr NIL The naehnrS~
och prnp-ei By power, ltrge building, or:'nal
que. cairsane'y, old iofg" ana foundry,
:S -ns and appuira' IL cTTer-d
h ire North River connected ~lh III. Junction Valley
Turnpike. .' .'rr .'gy "T. w.
he property MI b. M 10 o,-, group. Of lots or entr
appc4io BE- desirable according r'Nn wflh hs-
L-es prepared, md viii be dEly exhibited. .'
n dr ha u ths purchase money be paid a boob
oil the hofh River Navigation Company which have oeeu garo
-t, The James Rsrr aud Ksnswbs COmpsDs, Or reS
the viii b, re'ti;ed IN essh.
President csmpany to be Ia lexinsoa
Tusiay, The sth dHy Of December. .....-
II. Va, % sr The whole part u DE sa
9-r,y he add sd tir 70 himself 1t Lexington. 10 o..
,ulci gcpyN.I sd. ue u the directors residing there
r.. .. ... o.. ..rt.-@ THOMAS n. KILLS.
no2;-iCt President ofthe Jas. krtr aud Ks. Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 soy. Auctloneer..
VERY DESIRABLE FRAMED Dwell

N Ehl 'DEolktApLEi fhAMEb bh Eli
~ LISG ON THE EAST sIDE OF FIRST, BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARS iALb STREETS, AT AucTION-we VII sell upon
TIE premises WEDNESDAY the s4b day Of Decruber
mencug alta orlsek p NJ desirable framed dwelling
Gated The ef sie Of first betw Msfss
,outals eight large two story kitchen In Shi is
large bake ostn well Of excellent writer hydra
&C. Tag ppry renting TO Asood tenant Al $iS
aniur, payable monthy, 80. $780,. -. -.,- ~ -..'.
The 10, fronts ~ and runs back good depth.
TkA0ne cash, Tor the whole preferre the bsanee
md smonihs for pegoabe poes, Interest added secured
by deed. s' ~ tl-f $50 ID u'lfpf ti@ ~ ~
dsIs--lds 81 sd ,sni JAs NTAyInR 4 SON. Aueis o
.SNALL3 STEAMBOAT. Al, q AUCTION
~ we WI sell pubic suction, at II O'clock NJ TUESDAY
mex $50 ias'au ~ the Do~E iTh ss
heoiing City " kichod Said Ia rs feet
20 @ wdh ham and has IN her an excellent engine so horse
pousf ~
deis-td. D.. .. JAS. NJ. BAYLOR son, Aucts.j
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20

y OF VALUABLE La Sd att;ipe st = pesrse fg2 he
Dstc Court Dis eS az Fqrla u Ss so9 ig q. hge-
bidder, pdbic Square Ia lake Ci, Fla on WDNE
DAY Pebruary iih, 1885 II oJck A. NJ ashy valuable
iNnd Of ybir are srvsed In say
County, E-veral In Marion hnd many IN
AaehuA county either within eonVeneht distance
OF thh Railroads.. '. - - '' ~. '- :.
Aprrscnp Desiring places l The rest and most convenient
section the accommodated not only do these
macy On all cal rising ~ 90 acr- enorAc Sl.ry
HsuoeS ven adapted to ts cure y sugarE nd
Cottous a' the best Of venbered Pine Lands
equally good Tor Cotton, ioTn % the Poor sand @ Seh
healthy delightful residences be had convenient
only 'h. richer ands bat to AoahdaIt SUP
py Of nh. f and Thus not only DO these Lands
grsA- quality but thrs ~i W. sold in bcde-
varying "a % ny which every ore rar be saed
Toh.e wishing her senA W the most desirable
PARTON of ronutry uhsst III net aoIr OF he com
% life can be esly attained, and where
living can b. more easily Nd than other r0rntry this IA
their To capsss wihin TO invest ineir surplus
ahds "a sofnaHs permSue9 and Of Increasing yAiue-now
SOurtins such another you Sll not again have. .-
Tefms cash Confederate Notes OF Bonds payable
soon a. the "a - Sre snnhrusd by the Court. 81 -
Fot turhsr Information nanbsrs Of The Lands 70 offered Ac.
ke sddre-. lLs subscriber Gainesville h. Pa, james
BAnks fsq, District Attorney, Lake City; ,,>,..o,,-
'..'I go |a-. geo ...-st''ers X. W. u. HOD6SON,
. ..,s .l- - o.. ii, ,yaa ssIIA , ...,.t Receiver.
HdrE-PArle distance leaving Savannah, Ga, BY Gulf
Road on Monday morning, will reach Lake cts at o'clock
n, tuesday, Ia Time for sale nrrt day.
GAN H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
NnaTmERN InURNALg.

~ Any pers0n aTsnE tron he stAsa noFth Of nc 70
tOnAc and bringing Nohsra European newsPaPss or any
psrsOn city coming pOssesOn Of such oarna, WI con
upon Ed.ors VIVA b. leaving ssadas he
sane 70 Ibis once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
I,axEcuroR.s sALR OF THIRTY-FIyE

II siEyEss On MoSD January, 1853 Chat bring
Court dsyI viii oGer Cor falr, fa np the n-f suitable
he-ser public auction Tor cash. on Che psoc SQUARE ~ ,hs
town Of ChAroesve thirty valuable slaves ros.
ns Of men w6uer snd ki heonngtO tr estate ef Das
hey Minor decd, Of (AlesnsTls county, Va -
AZ 10 poron purchase money credit Of v months
VIII be given 70 purchasers desiring ~ onrvng satisfactory -
s,ity b11ol 81 rTiB'l Y 81 s}vALEAli W MtNoE,i
deS-lm 4, = t.srgt .ro yx'oroc Drbney Minor, hecd