davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE NAFiD CURE OF # .... "
Coughs, Cslds, Influenza, Iloarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Ineipient Con.
sumpti0m, and for the Itelief
OF Consumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
.oi of the Disease.
This refnedy universally known 10 surpass any
ether fot the cure Of throat and lang complaints that d
ussess hss " publish the evidence Of lis ylrrs It's
unfivasd szsesnes for coughs md eoda aud Ito truly
wonderful curss OF pulmonary disease, hRvs made u
kAown throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few are the sommuniiiea families, among them
WHO have not some personal experience Of iis effects
some living trophy IN their midst Of It's victory the
euote and dangerous disorders Of the throat and iunga
~ ali know the dreadful taty Of these disorders and
20 they know, the effects Of hIs remedy we need not
do more than 10 them that II has now all the vlr.
tues that did have whsn makpg the cures which have
Won % strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
yIspaIsd BY DR.. J. @. AVER .. CO., Jewell, Kass
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, as MI
external remedy Is without rival and will alleviate pa,
more speeay 'han any other preparation For all Rheu.
curative for Sores, Wounds Sprains Hr,sises Dc, s
soohlng healing and powerful strengthening properties
excite tie Just wonder aud OF ali who I'm W.
ever gwen trial Over Que thousand eernRcates Of
renarkabls eare., performed BY IL within The last two
years, ATTEST ths fact. -" -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-25
Illustrated
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
Tn Bat Msohsnae Paper In the world.
EIGaTEENTII YEAR.
----- VOLUME YllI-NEXy SERIEs

\
VOLUME vllI-NEw SERIES.
Anew volume OF this popular Journal commencu, on
the nFst Of January Is published wEEkLy aud every
amnei contains sixteen pages OF useful information
NM from hvo 70 zen Original ehgInvings Of new hveii-
" for Its columns. fTT'|
To the Mechanic and Manufaotursr,
No person engaged in any Of the mechanical or man.
liscQtny p1suis should thnk OF doing Without, ,he
SclNmuM Amercnn u costs bu, sir cents per week y;
every number contains from six to ten engrnyngs OF
new ,aasll,,s aud Inventions, which cunno, 10 found IL
To the Inventor.
The seenuac American 10 indispensable 10 every in.
vsor ., NOT only couains illustrated desc rpo. OF
ncaty a the best Inventions ms they come oul Inn
number sontains an oicnl List Of tho Claims al all ,v
Patents issued from the United States Puie Ofice uriny
tho week previous; thus giving correct history OF the
pfosfess oi Inventions IN ihs eounry We are also re.
Ssivns every week the bes, scenc journals Of Cres,
b'ai, rrahcs and Germany thus plaerg In our no,.
session shnt transrrns n mecha SCIENCE und
ar in these old countries We shall continue 10 transfer
bsssss % ny sopEas . earsis ~ from these journals o.
pampnlel q instruction as 10 the best mode OF oh.
ssinng Lessrs Patent on new Inventions Is furnished
Msssrs. Mum & Co have acted as Ps,cn, soiiei,or.
Tor mcss ,s .syegssen years, in connection with the
sot0oo passnmes for whom they have done business
NO eharke made for exanlnng sketches aud moles
o. nsw nssn'ions and for advising inventors their
cnxnsva Ascnrrncrs MnLwnswrs asp FAuuxss
The acisnlac American will be iound = most useful
lenrnal 70 then All the discoveries h tue science
shsn.,ly s,s gwen IN Y. eoumn. and ,,s inlsress
pu,,s.s Ss FsisS.S i,ous wssi . 'SssIs u.sss
m,lhxrgA sSd mill owners viii be- found ia tho seen.
vac AIsEest which inisrma,en they eanuo possibly
are a,ewase@wlI be found dseussrd In ,hs Scientific
hmeuesai ups, o. 'he improyemeutA In agricultural
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
rnprIE5 c0S3UI.B.

A1r Prprrss. Of L., moved to strike OUT
the paragraph making appropriations Tor 'he
salaries or consula and commercial agents
ton thousand dollars (4lo,O0O9 Lost.
Mr.. Poory moved to strike out the para
graph making appropriation for aalar'es ol
commissioners and MISUNDERSTANDING hiee
thousand four hundred doilarI, (S2',io")-
Lost.
hr. Penrtss moved to strike ont the Part
making appropriation for incidental and con-
tinssnt expenses cf foreign intercourse
Last.
Mr. SMITH, Of N. c., made q motion to
strike oul the appropriation OF SlOul'uu ior
unfarease emergencies In foreign intercourse.
LOST. -,
The nu:ittca having risen, and the bill
having been reported to the House, was
pasGo1, and sent to The Sanal" for inncalats
action.
INn7g -Thr Committee Of " lays ana htans,
in the flaa,iuG OF tho appropriation bill, lett
ont Tho a1prOpriatinn fur tia -xpenseA lOr
nroyost marshs!s and their CLERKS, on the
ground that there wac No law for the c0nlin-
uance of that institution. The estimate maze
for the expenses OF TINT department by The
Secretary of the Treasury was tJ3,uQp.-ft'
PORTER.
FAl.E slrr FihG.
On motion al Mr.. GsRTaEi [, Ito uau5s tooE
uu for consideration bill to facilitate the
taking 0f testimony hefOls tho Committed
of Investigation. and furnishing faIae s"ear'
ing before those committoss.
On motion, the bill wa1 laid IN the table
and ,,rfpr.d to hl Drilts1
Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

near Petersburg, belonging to the Union AB-
ricultural Society, asking that the said iarln
be exempted from taxation. The reason as
signed was, ihat the ex!genclss OF tho war
had prevented The improvement and WORKING
of the farm to my material extent, ana thai
it was nnw held for government purposes by
the Confederate States authorities, VINO paid
rent which would net justify the tax. Re-
Eerrei t. Committed on Finance.
On motion Of MIR. Grlrr.a, the bill refund
money to Fr!en@s, &c, paid to the Stats for
exemption from military duty. because OF
tho action 10 the GaIns effect taken by the
UOnfeivr ate ti"yo.Hment, Was taken up and
passed..
On mo,ioa RI M. JAMES, tho bill changing
the tiuc Of hoi,ini; Tho courIs Of tho 18th
Julic; Circuit, MAS csllol up sud ordered
to it, angrossment.
Tie iii providing against uEtn' iion, being
ito standing p:,is; I'll the daT, waa now re-
smncA. HGrln,,.. amendments wcrs proposed,
discussed and ,ii1""n"i! or urd como forty
spceCha; .ua'i~ AZ tho Tsrnns qutsLnnl
arnse. rrni'lt tho ,i,scGa5I0n, the House I'd
iCUJnt,I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

Footo Gather, Goods, Gray, Jones, EeDler. Lyons
Mschsr Maruhall, Mcdowell, Meneea, Preston, Rails
Royston, Russell Saith, Cf N. C., stspleE, bicklsnd
Wright, OF Ie1as.-35.
NAYs.--MessrB. aver, Arlington. Bnrfett, Chiffon,
Chris,nsn, Clopton. Conrow, Cnnln Curry, Dargau,
Ewing, Foster, freeman, GaIlsnd, Gartre, Helskell,
Hilton, Holcombe, Iin, johnson, Kenan, Of ia,
Roman, OF N. e, Lander. Lewis, Lyon McLesn, No
Rae, Mcqueen, Mt!rs Moore, Perkins, Pugh. Read.
Singleton, ewann. Vest. TillsIe. Wilcox Wright, OF
Ga, Wright, of Tenn.-S9.
SO the bill WINS not adopted
Tie Committee thereupon ro3s snd report
ed progress.
The question then REQUIRED uIcn ths mo-
ton t, again rpter the bill To tho GGIo laiItse
Oil Military Affairs, pcudins the tiscun:nn of
which, s Ino,ion was male to 80 iH!e secret
gseaion.
Mr.. Lyons, by consent, introduced the fol-
Lowing:
"Eeaolved, That aa mark OF respect
which This House s!l;rrtains for the well
known patriotism and worth OF Major Gene
rel Sterling Price, that The Speaker lie autlia-
rzed to invite tm to take seal on tho Hoo:
Of the House.
The resolution Wa.i unanimously adopted,
Tho House then resolved itself into secret
session. Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06


The Senate met at II O'Clock, u. Han. T.
NJ. T. HUNTEs in the Chair.
RESOLUTIONS rloM TIE SITE To 0l"sGla.
MIR. HILL, Of Georges, prcscnted the follow
ing document from The Legislature OF his
State:
Whereas, There is complaint against lilo
Quarter masters, Cornmisssrien, Surgeons,
Agents and other officials connected with
tho War Department OF the Confederate
States, IN regard to the Pc, formance Of tho
various duties connected with their respec-
tive positions; and r,uch loss TO tho Govern
ment and injury to the hungry, hsIf.clothed,
sick and wounded soldiers, has been cud vii!
BIO occssioned by their improper conduct,
much Of which has fs!ied &c COMO to the
knowledge of the head OF the Depa..rasnt :;
therefore,
Resolved, LIST. BY The Sersts and
House Of Representatives Of Geo,gia, That
tho Secretary Of War DO and he ~ here
by earnestly requested to institute investiga-
ton into the conduct Of MI tho officers snd
agents aforesaid, and especially as TO tho con-
duct Of the surgeons in the different regi-
ments and at the hospitals, end t?t=!r hssis-
tsnts and nurses sid ward masters. and
especially as to the conduct, contracts, &C.,
of quRrternasters, commisaries and agents in
their own localities and elsewhere. and
whether or not they may have been
interested directly "r Indirectly, as silent
partners or otherwise In Government Con-
tracts, and what spsculstions they Save en-
gagged in on their own account whi:e they
werein the pay and employ mcnt Of tho Gov
eminent, and the manner i'll which they lave
performed their daty in furnishing eur SOL
diers with the necesssries of life; and in all
csses where the investigation disclosas any
want of ability or fidelity or neglect OF
duty, to remove such officer or agent after
seeing that be is punched for tia same. and
appoint such only in his pi=ce "a can pro
ducs full and satisfactory evidences of bis
competency and good moral character.
Resolved, I'd. That his Excslloncy, the Gov
ernor Is requested to present this subject
with copy Of these resolutions to the Secre-
tary of War, with such suggestions IS to tho
remedy for these grievances as be may think
proper.
Resolved, Sd. That copy Of these resolu-
tons be forwarded to zach Of our Senators
and Representatives in Congress, with . re-
quest that they use their influence for tho
passage Of such Laws 80 will most likely rem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
rHE FiR%iNlA LEG(HLJTERE
t.nJOuRMiu SEES.IN j
TrrsnsY, February 3, 1903.
CENATE.

TrrznsY, February 5, 1903.
SENATE.
The janntc came to order 81 noon the Par
sInEaT in Tie Chair. Prayer by The Pew. H.
&. MCGABE.
hyEcUTivs COMMUNICATIONS.
\ communication FROM the Governor was
rrcriveu, transmitting certain letters lioIn
the Precldont Of the Virginia railroads, pend
ing discussion Of which the Senate went into
se.rr, ses,iCn.
ADVERSE REPORT.
The doors being oprnrl !ha Committee On
Informal Navigation rrearntsd report, deci
ding il iGexredient to recommend the building
of bridge hcross the Groonhrier river, III
Grtenhrier COUNT Va.
TIiG TnPlCr0 eILi.
The ,rers order Of the day having been
called Up Il0usu bill limiting thu production
OF tobacco-an animated debate 9prung up,
in which Mossrs. Bruce, Anderson, johnson,
Robertson, Whittlc, Hart. Collier, Isabel and
Nbwr5s7 participated. Tie bill was finally
poatpoHa,- till tg-n4nrrow.
JnI:ir CGai-IlTTCG gEPnRT.
Me. nI1rEnGoa, CT Prince Edwsgi, Chair.
nan ri !!,c Joirt COMMITTEE: reported snb-
tlit;lte fir III" hlil ex"mp,irg thoab Nhc hava
procured substitutes.
On urtio7 If NJ. THnAD>G.:, ad burned.
1IOU3E OF DELEGATES.
fine lIndlo g7ng ";.s,.a:! vii. nssI,' &, L.
! ,'.lo;i., rs ia. R~y D.. Reid ii The Pr.shY
terrain Church.
several bills FRI, t:r. Senate were rd7Ln...t.
unun Tho calendar
MIR EuHrs rrum rh. committee IN Cnu.r,.
rcnoried = hin n,ithor;2ing county cnnrtq u
inr,pss csrt.in article, for county nurcoa, =.
&ngnrsl n1iacrllan..,na ard uriyste fiIla ;pere
,rn,rtod fram ,srj,.us nnmraitteeg,
| Mr. E.rru.u ,ila!aI q resolution, which
.,,jc., wns sdontsi, retiring I, the COMMITTEES
IN claims, tho rlsim of Ge6rys W. Chambers.
for c.c.;nn, E,,n:siei ,j,o Set, ,t Tho Tim. ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
VALUABLE COAL PIELE FOR SALE
yyHE subscriber ofers for sale to 7auan'e COST ne'o
HORN WILL F.,

-
uORNEVI LLE,
and ss.d In Chs,bsu county ic the celebrated Deep
Rlysr coal and iron region Of Norm Carolina. u ID ~
nile, from Fayetteville, BY railroad aad shout i1s SAM
dlSalco from Raleigh. TIE afs COIL dic9'e'a Ia i u
CarnlIns Vas fauud upon s tract 81 land ia 49, "ro
Il vas purchased Ly ave EchirEn:n. III" "tuei - AZ
ir, Common zeal and siccf tohf Gid -S'?'e' me 5h'
,sr In lus foIn f'F the purpose o. ~
Al thst tIlne river ns'is :AS" "' com
,r.ncscn e Fayetteville. TAD tEssE rI'o"r ''on
uf,.r Wing 10 different ,sctcns OF It's ~nElJ aga
ins Of entirely dGscen! etcurauoes e9n'd '' ~,
or concerted egrsersn: &c To.k Or srii "'.l HaT In
nor- propclu tosrIl, and ssr cie2a add b' w.
without any incunbi Alec whh.rV'r' ~ L' Ft'~" '~
br,u l.sneh IL the parties. -,
Nh. Horr.v1r Coal ylsldl -rro.s "a In t7"c ..
land CON- ri,!a2 soout 80 s:r-a. sd u tsma'-" "'
sbau s. acres un.srlad VII" u" 'rr' 'eh CT I'"
The balance OF the 40 au.d sG"i gih III G" i
HE soil for agricultural purposes .hc-dsnG u
lsad 81 highly productive charsctss
VIII, coal-ths vein Of seal having h.eE So T. 9!
six feet IN depth-rsrh s:tr wnH i'll 9r" "a' Jn'''
Of COAL 9s5 rur7: which, ct 81 POI a.. H. n''
would le!A sss!5j rsr ''u .nt.-is ''1'' -
ttI 10 b, T.,ri IN vsrr..s ~ ...r .'.5~,-c-'
tl.re -1ri! Yc. ronald t!9 - - - ~ 80 -.
Tlh ruu;ipiri ~ - a"re'. ~! h"1G:' ~ $50 ~
and this lob, ihd renist ~, r t-".i''t Iss'. - ''
4l1i cres.
Tns fse!nus. tor g.ia. cost 8 rstc, 80 -
Afforded by the Fayetteville nEi ''cAl f@i:. b= " M;
road 10 opersilcu CT presel Il milo, '-sn g! r'i 10
Hctyer's prpo sbou, n!lrl f:ct' ;hc :'r. rFn- ir'
balances to ill.,, pcnt hc!ac ai-"Rir -, aai re-" s'Sf
con;rac. lhe,c- - the h"nrv." c."i reld ~ cut
miles, with rsTsssl- r-'r "'n7-''::t Es - ''i '''''
p1Lij .-,
Is,l.:- - also - = r'TsI;uc@f f'lf' kE't'"
Il, 81. ssr:s Pa iri= ~. rC7: ::r ~ :Di,!
,.is r.apey--by "hIck i1fr5:rir'.: 1t '"a - '"''
nsrjad br T.l rrr NSrtk nr fo"'l q; '"stI i'~F'''H
u3o t. m.r.el II will thus re --n. l. sr"c5 '"'' G. "
cGr ii in@sr Tcal- AID .e i'.:I vii. b. 'G 81 Val at
i.Ay ss Is untc: coa'ss't |" UrG .'1H"'-' e.
srsy VIII s7a usA,as foE~.'h TIE VI. ~! =" "''''
is.p.ict.
H. rrrsT.rr. quality NJ M ~. IT .y r" sp"t
70 sane1 tn" i"'inEhi '':''' h'" 't>' f"'n'"' 'e'
port. page. al ~: =,
"lhs Oaibustnn Of t!' coal. 49, We vh w.: " u
can be !kn!ted iU:pc7tant qaairs u 81 l!'EH'
vito bh!Isnt AMI free r.'E,h ur. Il -. 'e:'e ~ p
pheasant agreeable hi- l.! par-T -:"'. !" iil@ re
spsct berfe Il Is rot -xcer y sy ~ a ~
II well sd pied tie e. snlii -! !: Ia :a.i.y
by them trat they ~,E To- n" hr!!~r "a" its
cheaper and nn;aI nj - r,n's ur "">r 'n.h
CHARCOAL n > crcts Pc; rg5hrL'
LnY dssTouJ az rLr.hrlEF XII ali "r1" a. a'Jf 80
tho ubscriber vk1 - duty eEu'"Tt "s, - VII '@se
pie asure RccoIlla the tG III, van,D s9! I;
sod give all u-cea.afy :!: III A:!"n aft -ir.IH'' " .
oaly 2I hGC:s' ride y rs!l.oad :.o.a IA. l,Snt
VI. !. I"E.,E
Fayetteville, u. o., I.nus-y 6. l.f9.
Ia,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
Lieut.. Col 81. GtoIrs Tucker,

Mo.;,: Il IT, i6is-'- Of IN" 18Th Va hsE'nstt
!=hi tLa Il Gay 81 Januiry, isGs CsTtniL J. VII.
IL, ~. .il {. II" JtS s.i Capt Al Lyon inioiF"i
f-:re'"r7.
t.. ,h,7riaa h-v'Eg srHourred 10 ie1;h Q! fi:utc1
n, 10 0n 81 G,lE:!s rUi EEa, n:t:cn, tie fIiow
is rau:d CIn1!:'" Grnrini:dts draft retouiions
su.ishIr 80 :t- ur:,.rr GApt~!Hi nw'Is divers
Ws,G .-ih s'.i
On rani1D. t' Ct.!:r.r =! tho mating Sss ads. t.
tt. Commit e rE. throsLh thar Ltarosu, o5&s:a tee
Ia'ns:ng :SE=;fl6 n"i I-s,iunGs. Euch wsTe unsni-
mo=. E!arrgi;
wner-.1 Tie r,ata i"!cig-r-, Of Il, ds4'h u Lsn'.
il ne e. u-nT.s Tacr m 7r long hEa palof5 ulrsjs
hx, ai rcsv.d II; he brother tSsrs 10 whom, b. lc:S
LE,t int:si: otlri Da, endesred ~ the sfoEg
tvs Or r-sYecl nnI siEc"rr Affection Ih,rsfcre,
E,.iYGI Trst Wills hnT Will uaolc sGhInlssol 10
tr pro7l .fIre n. L, lrom u, tis s.H.:t on
GER ,nt t."7 ra deeply lrogr his loss l. tho ,6'h
W, Eryl4ie,I I..' - cnGuily.
Ensvlvci, That Ch+r!t. hs m:m"rJ ~ tie
w.rIn itrrr.c1 rrner5os g-nI'sIasa.
prGJivol, hist ia bCieavel family hay. cur dsrP=t
asmpa;hy tHiS lie hhur az trir hnsyy all COZ.
Tat the 5ecr-taTy " ihH msatpg be directed
read CO., ,! itsh .c!Toni - the isC!ly OF cur G.
renIci H.. Il .a How Officer, AMI also e"ry tS Re
EnW j. HILIIS. 0t'r.
LLL.S u. i,0s, J.s'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
To r., E.'iiorS cT Tie Enquirer

Ftsnr.Ry 1, 1868.
t;la7Irnca: ia tho a3;h nit. | had adj
dressed yGn n";e. st,i4i:iT.l: in' favor 81
you % pnfli,h .no hnnegei r,l!e- Tor the
information Ct ci, Lena having claims FIR pro-
perty taken ss enpplita Tor the trooE!; ala'
requesting You 70 publish, In connection
tho:ewith. letter /" The .'7c.ttary of War,
explaining The reaSann far adopting thOos
rules. ! was much surprised TO find in jour
paper OF yesterday (3I) the letter published
alone, without my alleged Or apparent reason
fuT as publication. | i;Is:af,!e presume that
M moi" /" yor. rs vel! n. the copy of tho
ANNEXED rules bad h.rn mElsid, and now TO
quest, rs spe.iai layoT, the publication Of
TIC nets, lette, AMI rules, il. connection. t.
txp.a;n the nlj:c ri auch publication.
Tho note wxa in the following words -
III :,"..s Of ;mpTrE,ng Of private proper
t., H. necessary supplies for lin army, having
hJu., Strongly dsno,inco.i in tho public prints
az tyrar.iic.! u.u;lstloa. respectfully
reuue., ynu 10 ;.rsliah the enclosed letter ~
the ION ,jime1 a. Scd,inn, secretary Of Wsr,
for the luryaar ii showing tho clesr legality
Of hi! :,.',:. ] al31 :e1us=r the favor OF you
H. pupilah the amitys'i Rn!as for inc ininr-
matioa of rug 'i:izsr:, Wh) may haze such
cl;iIuz an,: y no Az constantly applying for
such inT,: ,na.!nu, III order tG tnsh's them 10
uI,tDrr,.lII TIA Lind Of vuaGksrH required to
tsta:.ln. their Glazing, anl 1t what officers
tn. val lnt,a ,!.,,sIipti3ns ri ca:'ua .h"uii be
lT+.aGtad i"ry IunpectfG!iy.
iGur Ghr.llrnt sGrl All,
LAWS rnu.rer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
BULL irGr:I.' ri rat c":rrHnLER A. II Pau-
PETTY I'EtH ND rsED nv co"FEnSKATE
TkGoPa.


krl's i""r:i""i fat '""riH"'lSR - IL F"o-
rF"rY i'Si' ND f~En nv c''FEns7'rE
TROOPS
l"i's 'r Lef =,
c'Mr!E''i-i -: d" ofsl>', ''St' Il,
. Il. N'''@F p'"t'''! hrH "ge" '"S'"
All "S,' =; - "'''', 10 ~ "sS, - w.
90 rI*'"'"' - = ','" a. ,,'"y ".''" '''',
d'rE shy c"'h'':H@iohan o!!'cer IN coli'hahuJ
~ dHHFn ny !:'' 'hs.i":''ii1 CT: IN case O.
hEn'"i, " t:.a. - Nid A"Jr'a"i' "' ina: u
Q.';!".t'.S'i"5' '''''"'',.''"Fy' G. ''hTr ""-
t'm:'f''i ca! .'' 80 VIE" MI sfl! I''ei'en'
uis'!" II "'''i i'":>''y - approved o5 6uch
hilc"i e. IL al! u: ':Mi'HnsaiI'n saou!h
H. ""1h r. Tia "si"' @,'"f'''rE u th' ap'
r'aiF'i'"h' III '','. e&cas''Ss) 81 acct I'nG l"
thr hH:F"'"! to nch nn' aI'i' '''e"' ""oee INC
heGi al E!t?"."' '"F ne -t'my'
u. Whoa l'i DIrdy has bean StmDly de-
s,'""'d, " -. I" ''r I'$aTa0d ~ ram, 1"F
''''".;. W,.,'" .'.'u ,,.i r>>1 l,rr rn,
sn,,T..nf;.,;.u G,- sn.h damages In such
CAS-: -! prnp,.tv destroyed, {Whsther by or
d2T- - na 'iii""r az r"tl OF where M |"
F:o|"''" .'i INC i''"l"T F4y,s"' ti''ieo'' ia"
=. 49, r., ,on,r,.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
PuELIL: SIZE

OF LAND IN UANUrEI; CuuHiI.
SHALL cGer icg bale. m MuHDGY IT,. -. ,.aS - r.
4 truary peI;, that jg,I.ur!e Farm - IN -
O s. IL II l. l..
il icing TIE fsr1 lately guri by "lal u "irS'u6, IT,
ceaso1 This fern !. STATED IN .: a..c.LE Nri h"ahy
l. :iytb"Ihood .yns -l.ci seiy O." the hriG:cHd a"h
RaiirU.i acEi three r'es 1s1 asiii
aud ,~o from TaJlorsvIile,ist.Ons On III. r"::"ed.
This farm oilers pec.i.. !E!lccrGt- :"
OLe-tklrd Of the isIn ic IN OTgiEs ro"I: hEI iEf'
quaLutIes Of cord wool c.ad rc cu: .I IL iuS !hr".
IL well vat.rei By neY-ya!a: stren.n, 80" sa. its
Is Rlso InineI Al tiY TI"u IT, H"l .'ir > "a
: sllaut Glst Rel rlcuT ll'il ir.a .iy "'ii"T 800
place
Churches arc ccaTeIisnI. Tia tiart r'a'r; SIi .,".
The subscriber viii tsrc rls ia sho". IL ani 60
s5y de,iiing 10 purchase:
Post once, Tn,lor,TIl-, n.roTe Va.
Jan lT--2.wlIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

al 4 " + II . + = r = i ) i l. /.
:e,HIs V.i:Te I&E: .''.r. '@ri H;H':
gao 4Clt- .;.uat,i IL III psis u:.ck q, u &,
Ga,ic. from. oGcrr ~ 2lG-'>2 :.G,n Lai. n"r I" =
&c 81. Il ;e /. ~ ;#'ai!.'i g. Ui -
81.
tie lsrd :. 10 M,H tIsi - :,.""' rr-:r Nr'u ''s
pr: iucilT.. II :. aa.igSnS a!!.l;s 10 SO ;rT-''
Of tie ids b. ~ wei Get Ia hiHc '' ''a i1
mi 81 urI E.t.Igd By a-Ver-1a.!Er .'i"p'
A IsTgr portion CT TIA ;rn'G: D.. u S;"E'.
Thu h0aae L. OF arirs p'ucc ,sS c"E. 'iah "'l"' -
w.L Gi- hsis, lOsste nHa thr." o'Lr', :" II -.
m ,tc.,s and 81. i.r haCdsJms-t A"'Ir u - ".'rl
rImy. Of iGSIirci:Lt sd "itc f"sGsi ir"'s ne
lava et,.nrIay TIE us.o% IL T.; ,ti''.i ~i
eosu Il. beautui .:re Il EsgI Iy--i UuR;
srsLd Few iLe ,l:Y sra .I'si'.. .hr l.: =. ii
Il brick ARD ICs cshus So. vi: 1i itg. - go" -.
,.ts ait" grtknr & IL Li- hki i-. s5i 1'I -
ai,Inl. rrslSeolsa p;d isTCs IA 'hrri,i~
per.sns lcs,ibg to Pu' '..a.. cat %,i lt-an
.ikt aiti.. ?. N'i-r.
G.,r.;Goi "a. s.. :'u,frId, H.rir'". j, Va.
r:r". siuh1. aaly'. lsrs's'a :. ."
l.. ,l-,,.Y r.#ns, -. ! su..j,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
IUNMIscluHtA'a OFFICE,

s!I"Ff"S, VA iHn d. J@"-.'
kTOTiOE-Tn the cTCiit,fJ or tuat Size l"".. ie 81
~ GrecLbrrr crrLiT. "a, Rgi an oh. ri - II N :;
| lneern:
ny virtue Of decraS rer''r-ihT nr ii..ii ,"4i Z!
the Confederate rtA;tG g.. t.r Sr'sIa Ui Ia e
~ ito NoTsc.her t-ig i:I: l. 10" "4S. 81 u" ~ ct":"
lta,es sueing ~ T. } nich1, k-c";'-., r"i:'.G,
AZ Linst
B. J. Gerdy, lr . rsu right and rsrr.r of "'''f'
Ec,'lrrg, Erd VA II. Ws''H at "Er'!- L w.. h.'
sic, made paltt.s by The sit decree, bo'''iN".t
L. having been sduiSei th.t =" imic-e a. gn.i h."
Olung in the property rel ,ni prrsHaI :! tnc answer
and petition reatit Ned, G1:st=red at = IA -
lcrsi In between tt. said McCraH AID s p-:T'',- 81
aud has been since the tn d.y cf stay, lr' ',-"v,
directed 30 state and sriI: the rco-HtJ q ~" i'
nsrship AID, also. IT, lrJ!"tnr 6"rarrii q a"ii ag
CldrS with tie said sIIIc- anI sach "i," Mo-
may be conveyed bef;Ie by ;!!S IL e ;ti i H.:
By stTea tk xI proceed "a rTs:Tir ;tH n!is - 1-
lHtn day CT februsre Erst, 81 ny of'ce in t'.ocHn
are cclnpI.tss ST %h e ."h - ne hatd rr-d.t's
NJ TIE said McCluus, and ell pgrticS 4tercrd, &c
qrlred 70 Lc J, s"7t 'ri U. BOHEhH,
J,u &c -lsuis CDL:T .asiY.rr.